Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1957 volume:

Davenport Staff High School, Davenport, Iowa : Editor-in-chief................Jean McCracken ; Associate Editors .............Sharon Burchett I Dee Dee Danico : George Ashton • Assistant Editors..............Linda Kooibeck • Sandy Hook • Julie Gibson • Nancy Hedberg • Art Editors ...................Jane Woeber • Anne Cummins Advertising Manager Cleve Canham A IIIVU IV V Vinwnnig, uiv ...v.... r ories for those who are parting . . . crowded halls and stair- ways . . . Christmas programs in the aud . . . carol singing in the hall . . . class meetings . . . silent grace at noon . . . hectic locker inspections . . . club meetings and welcome re- freshments . . . Holy Week services . . . semester exams . . . cheers in the cafeteria to bolster school spirit . . . all combine to complete high school days of education and fun. Administration Handling every phase of the work connected with the school system are a staff and office crew numbering 41 members. Superintendent Williams and the Board of Kducation head this staff which meets and solves all the problems and troubles which appear in the Davenport public school system. Tending lo one of the count- less responsibilities of hi jot� is Superintendent William� . Efficiently handling the administrative work connected with tin- school system arc the mcmliers of the hoard of education. Pictured left to right are Mr. Bert Derry. Mr. Harold X- Jaeke. Mr. lister M. Jonc . Mr. William . President Hii hard l.cBuhn, Mr. J. E. Baumgartner, Mr. John Burrows. Mr. Allrert F. Block, and Mr. William W. Bruhaker. Mr. Harold J. Superintendent Williams of Schools Leading the W a y Mr. Kocer Berry Principal Scene of constant activity is the main office. Six full time and two part time workers han- dle all the work ranging from scheduling to locating lost belongings. Students frequently use the office facilities, including the private offices of Mr. Berry. Miss Soehren, and Mr. Hempstead to receive guidance and advice. One- of llw first to arrive at school each morn ini;, Mr. Berry ascends the front steps on a winter day. Patiently awaiting their turn to see Mr. Berry are Arnold Lowery. Kay Vallem, Patsy Boldt, and Eldon Housely. Miss Leona L. Soehren Dean of Students Mr. Don L. Hempstead Assistant Principal Mr. Orville Kahlcr. Activities director and hi� secretary. Mr. Hollis Brown make a last minute cheek on the athletic ticket . 10 The main office staff works all week ine-hiding Saturdays to com- plete the various «Julies which are ever-present. Shown at work arc .Mrs. Eva Moeller. Miss Beverly Hohiorf. Miss Carol I.amp. co-op worker, and Mrs. Betty Cor! ett. Filing a recor«l with the assistance of Martha Ingwerscn, -o-op worker, is Mrs. Marlene Long, secretary' of the Counseling office. Cooking desparatelv through the lost and found box for a misplaced article is Pat Haas. Carol l.amp, main office co-op worker, ex- tends a helping hand. fi Mr. Chester Anderson Electricity Welding Mr. Milton Anderson Vocal Music Mr. C. Doi.ci.as Atkins Psychology Sociology Mr. Nick Avelchas Biology Physiology Miss Carnet Barhlr SFC Joseph Baumann English ROTC Spanish Mr. Joseph Carr Automotive� Miss Charlotte Carson Foods Mr. Warren Classon Biology- Zoology Mr. Wilbur Cline Counseling Occupations F I y Miss Minnie Eskelson Mr. Rocer Feisner Capt. Wuitr Fisher I .ali n Welding ROTC English Automotives Miss Myrtle Dunlap Librarian Mr. Paul Eckert Biology- Physical Education Miss Vera Ehi.ers World History American History- Clerical Pi jctice 12 Miss Catherine Dowmnc Home Economics Supervisor Miss Dorothy French Mb. Bor� Collins American History Mr. H. 0. Broi.ch Trade and Industry Coordinator Miss Pauline Cotter Counseling Occupations Mrs. Mabel Blnce English Mr. Michael Dariiis Bookkeeping Miss Lucille Burianek American History Counseling Mr. Richard Davis Electricity Miss Sally Bush Algebra Plane Geometry Mr. Jesse Day Plane Geometry Mr. Donald Foreman Industrial Education Assistant Mr. John Foster Bookkeeping Business Law Typewriting Mr. James Fox Mr. Harlan Goldsmith Physical Education Algebra Trigonometry Mrs. Alice Henry Miss I-ois Hii.lemeyer Miss Marjorie Holderness Mr. William Holmes Mrs. Mary Imhoff Mr. Paul Johnson Home Economics Typewriting Physical Education Driter Education English Art Shorthand American Literature 13 Miss Maiiel Johnstone Mb. Orville Kahler GiuiMling Activities Director Grammar Mrs. Carolyn Link English Miss Cf.cii.e Locic Biisine Kiln ration Department Head Miss Jean MacDonald Counseling Grammar English Miss Ada Maleic Clothing Mr. John Morgan Mr. Forrest Mortihoy Mr. Denzil Nelson Miss Lila Nentwick (Government Instrumental Music Sociology English American History Mr. Fulton Ross Mr. Robert Ross Public S| eaking American HistO'y Speech Government Mr. Mervin Soper Counseling' Occupations Y + V-; 4 'A Mr. John Pelletier Earth Science Physic Mr. Thomas Place Biology Mr. George Potter Social Studies Department Head Mr. Willis Rosing Business Arithmetic , Mr. Harold Marston English i American Literature Mr. George McClarey German English Mrs. Eric� : Meymiiioff English Mr. Hanoi.u Money Science Department Head Mb. Pali. Moon Office Machines Bookkeeping •MW- Ruth Neuiikrcer Mr. Thomas Nkubehckr Mr. James Oldfield Physical Education American History Algebra Physical Education Mrs. F. Papf.nrrock American Literature English Mr. Rai.i-ii Parry Audio-Visual Coordinator Driver Education Typewriting Mr. Gerald Parsons Government Economics F a c I t y ’ .. Leroy Rotsciiaekr Woodworking Automotives . attern and Foundry Mrs. Imocenk Sanow ay School Nurse Miss Elizabeth Schai.ler Mr. Arvin Schwarz� . Counseling Graphic Arts Occupations Crafts Mbs. Lltii.i.� : Stanley Mr. Gkorce Stegman Personal Relations Mechanical Drawing Dietetics Architectural Drawing Mr. James Stevenson Instrumental Music Vocal Music Mr. Paul Still Counseling Biology Mr. Roy Stollcr Counseling Occupations, Qcf Miss I)i:i.i.a May Taylor Typewriting Shorthand SFC J. I). TlCER ROTC Mrs. Frances Torgerson Plane Geometry Mrs. M. E. Tornqlist Dramatics Speech Mr. James Vaughn Mr. Dan Vincett Mr. Harvey Voris (Counseling Government Counseling Biology American History Biology Faculty Mr. Albert Wiecmann Mr. Robert Williams Mr. Hubert Wubbe Machine Shop Sociology American History Physical Education Journalism 16 Notifying I he office of a study hall absentee is Mr. Boyd Collins. 1 lie lunch period provides a pause from classroom activities for teachers as well as students. This group of faculty members combines eating with visiting. Mr. Robert Williams prepares to announce the lieginning of silent grace, a practice in- troduced in the cafeteria for the first time this year. — f LX 1957 Graduates Discussing plans for future education arc the 1956-57 senior class officers Dennis Smith, vice-president; Bill Hawkins, president; Sue Will its. treasurer; and Patty Reddy, secretary. In order to produce a year of accomplishments and entertainment the senior class must be led in their activities by capable officers. Handling these tasks were the senior officers elected by the 675 member senior class-Bill Hawkins, president; Den- nis Smith, vice-president; Patty Reddy, secretary; and Sue Willits, treasurer. The seniors donned their oldest clothes and discarded their shoes for the senior sock hop entitled Gypsy Jamboree held in December. In April, a cast made up entirely of seniors performed the senior class play, “I Remember Mama.” May brought Senior Career Day, and an opportunity for the seniors to catch a glimpse of their chosen field. Climaxing the senior activities for the 1957 graduates were the senior assembly, the picnic and the unforgetablc Senior- Junior Prom. The final days were spent in prepa- ration for Baccalaureate and Commencement, the grand finale to the wonderful days at DHS. 20 [)( !.URI.H ACOIIA Cary Adair Marilyn Ahlcrcn Carl Albers Marilyn Aliilrs Mary Jean Albertsen Clkald Allciiin Ronald Allchin Tiiclma Allen Mary Andersen Seniors Betty Anderson Donna Anthony John Archer Ceorce Ashton William Ashton Jerry Atkinson Diane Atwood Ronald Aust Ann Ayres 21 Wild a Bannister Katherine Barnes Ruth Barnes James Barstow Barbara Bali. Donald Batten- Martin Bauer Winifred Baxter Janeice Bean Sharron Barton n i James Beck Linda Beckley Arthur Behr Patricia Beitel Wayne Bell Lawrence Benfer Rosella Bennett Judith Berard Jean Bekc Janice Berc 22 -4ju@ £j£ ° Camoi. Bi.ukdorn Frank Bim k� ;n� � ;u Kari. Bokkkh David Boi.i, Jam� Bolton Niciioi.as Boonai.is Clgo Borders Ronald Borgstadt Jim BotskMD Kicks� ; Boissllot 23 Giiant Boyd Oixerts Bracker Carol Brammann Marcia Brandt Lltiia Britten John Brockmann Edward Brody James Brook� ; Marilyn Brownlee Barbara Bruixce Charlene Brunk Phyllis Bros Kenneth Bleker David Buhl Patsy Bull Mem ELLEN Buttenob Larry Byers Paul Calhoon Judith Campbell Cleve Canham Betty Carlson Bahkara Carpenter Connie Carroll Sue Carroi.i. Robert Carstens ’57 Graduates Clyde Carter William Carter Robert Cassatt Terry Catherali. Rocer Cavanach Mayuelle Cereue Judith Chaffin Donald Chalupa William Chamberlin Louis Chapman- 25 Thomas Choate Jacqueline Cisler Helen Coelln Charmaine Cochii.i. Dona Conroy John Copley Ceorce Coronei. Joann Correll Susan Cosby Larry Crouch James Crouse Richard Crow Anne Cummins Robert Curnan Karl Dahlsthom Jim Dahms Lulu Daily Richard Dalton Diana Danico Franci� Danielsen 26 Lynn Davis Larry DeBow Donald DeCock Richard Delaney Katherine Denahey Vernon Denci.er Arthur Denki.ah John Denkman Marilyn Dennie St' ANNE DETTLAEE Dennis Dietz Janice Disney Joyce Disney Delores Dittman James Dixon Shirley Donaldson Ronald Dorris Glenn Dresseliul's Josette DuClaux Harold Duppield Nancy Duccan Doris Ducclesy John Dusenbeky Darlene Dutcher Mary Ellen DuVall Gary Eakins Barbara Eckhardt Annabelle Eulers Roth Eklond Robert Elliott 28 Darlene Enclund Cary Emiund Eugene Efpinc Keith Erickson Richard Ernst Charlene Estes Marvin Ewinc Thomas Ewoldt Daryl Fahrenkrlc Jeraldim. Fahkenkruc 1 5 7 Graduates- Ronald Ferrinc Sally Field Judith Finch Lester Fisher Carol Flanders 29 John Flf.minc Joyce Fleminc Judith Fletcher Kenneth Floerciiincer Sally Fluhrer Seniors 30 Nancy Gadient Katherine Carey Emily Garner Bakuara Carnes Leonard Geifman Alan Geicer Janet Georce Syi.via Geurink Julie Giuson Siieri Gillette I.arry Gittins Dolclas Glanz Larry Goettsch Donald Goldermann Frances Goodinc Stan Glstas Patricia Haas Richard Hagen Caroi. Hamann Jiditii Hamann Dorothy Hancock Rodger Hanssen Melvin Harper Larry Hart Judith Hartsock Russell Haskins William Hawkins Dorothy Hayne Donald IIazkn Joyce Heald Evelyn Hknnincs Thomas Henry Claude Hehiiekt Richard Herd Cerald Hess Richard Hicley Patricia Hill Carry Hinrichs 1 5 7 Graduates Charles Hoi.i.en Janet Holliday Jack Holthaus Doric Holtz Carol Holzhauer Sanders Hook Elizabeth Horn Alas Howard Linda Howe Dixie Hoxsey 33 Joan IIioson Judith Huecksteadt Charlie Hulse Rutii Hunt James Husset Sen 34 Charles Johnson Dorothy Johnson F.ocar Johnson Jitmtii Johnson Lyn Jones Gary Jones Janice Jones Rev a Jircess Donna Justman Barbara Karsh Roc er Kirkpatrick Richard Klemme Mi run Kllever Leroy Knutsen James Koehler Kathleen Kohler Linda Koolbixk Donna Koos Peccy Korn Deanna Koss Thomas Kozich William Kraus Barbara Kriner Gladys Kroecer Karen Kron John Kruse Karen Klciiel John Kuehl Leslie Kuendel Judith Kuhlmann 36 Steven Larson Shirley Law Harold Lawson Jack Leaiio Michael Lee f 5 7 Graduates Janice Leichsenkinc Gerais Lemrurc Carol Lester Dale Levetzow Juanita Lewis Kathleen Lewis Sharon Lewis Janet Likeness Dorothy Lindstrom Ruth Lines 37 Delores Lincard Joyce Lloyd Orval Lorimor Beatrice Lldtke Sally Luethje Geram� Marten Gerry Martens Dorothy Martin Roiicrt Martin Loretta Matelski 38 Darlene Mathias Mary Louise Mai-er Bonnie Maxwell Marjorie Maxwell Judith May Michael McAllister Jean McCracken Patricia McDii.i. Donna McDonald Patricia McFarland Jack Miller Raymond Miller Thomas Miller Walter Miller Kay Millican Ronald Miner Gerald Misner Donald Moeller Gerald Moeller Roger Mom. Ann Moore Robert Moore Larry Morcan Karen Mueller Paul Murphy Wayne Nelson John Newel Judith Nickels Brenda Nye Rosemary O’Connor Michael Ohlsen Marcia Oliver Barbara Olson Margaret Olson Charles O’Neill 1 5 7 Graduate s- Lionel Parks Ellen Paterson Maurietta Payton Don Pedersen Mary Jo Penoercast 41 Valeric Perry Sandra Peters Robert Petersen Gail Putzenmaier Recena Pickett Donald Plambeck Sandra Plooc Edward Powell Charles Praciiar Ronald Praiii. Marian Quijas Janet Quistorf Judith Radabaicii Janet Raftis Kenneth Rai.fs 42 Lorkn Rales Roc er Rales Thomas Ramirez Sandra Rancher Karen Rasmisses Sanford Remley Richard Rkmiian Ruth Rhines Joan Rich Richard Rif.ck Dianne Riesskn Betsy Riley Vera Rinehart Carl Rippejiton Charles Robbins 43 Patricia Reddy Ronald Reem Rocer Recister Jacob Rathman Donald Raymond William Roberts Dennis Roeiilk Wayne Rocers Gerald Reefer Donna Ruecer Ronald Ruccebekc Roberta Russell Mildred Ruwe Janice Sanders Tonya Sanders Robert Sandman Frances Santee Steven Sass Ida Schaeffer Joan Schaeffer VlLLIAM Sc IIARFENBERG PETER ScilARFF CAROL St II EM MEL DONALD SCHIFFKE JUDITH ScilMIDT 44 Round Schroeder Ruth Sciiroufji David Schultz Kathleen Schultz Duane Schumaker ’57 Graduates Edwin Schumann Thomas Scriven Helen Seaman John Sebolt Jack Serrine 45 Barbara Smith Dknms Smith Don a 1.0 Smith M11.0 Smith Hokikt Smith ii Mayhklle Stablfjn Cynthia Stack Barbara Simons A lick Smith Cail Snyder Raymond Spencer Fredrick Simkins Dennis Sissel Carl Simms Charles Slack Shirley Sipes Fredrick Sinkanas Richard Stahi. Alev Stamos ('.ary Stanley Anna Stark Nancy Stechmann Janet Steel Sally Steffen Lawrence Steimiackn Lotis Stender Darlenf. Stevens Larry Stoltf.nherc Marcaret Stockman Gerald Stinocher Kay Still Margaret Strohm Mary Stow John Strelow Charles� : Suhr Dale Swails Bette Swain Richard Swartzendruber Gary Tacui: Rohert Thm.r Beverly Those Vernon Those James Thomas Linda Thomas 48 Sally Thomas Bariiara TsCIIILLARD Siiiri.lv Ullrich Vircima Underwood Marjorie Timm Roiiert Thompson Susan Thorne Peter Tunison 9 5 7 Grad s Frances Untioet Richard Vance Larry Vander Wilt Brenda Varner Lica Viksne John Villinis Rokert Vinton Judith Volt Darlene Voss Elaine Voss 49 Allan Werthmann Edith W ess el Bonnie Westman n i Donna Whitlock Kenneth Whitson Carole Wiese Elaine Wiese Betty Wilcox 50 Ann Wiliiclm Jam� Wilhelm Dwicht Williams Keith Williams Lawrence Williams Paul Williams Kenneth Willis See Willits Barbara Wilson Nancy Wilson Martha Winckler Jane Woerer Barbara Wolfe Doris Wolfe Lawrence Wolfe Jfannine Wood I.ai ra Wood Laurence Wood Thomas Wood Bernice Woodford 51 Mary Jam: Wulf Marcia Wylie Richard You've Roclk Yol-vc David Ziiimi Stmvart Zuber Rose Wray Susan Yazman Yiierese Younger Loren Zaiiel Theodore Zeiner C.aroi. Zocc Lois Wray Janis Yant Invaders from Man� ' These two mysteriously dressed spooks appeared at the Senior Sock flop, liiilden under the disguises are Liz Ann Berger and Julie Gibson. Book-laden and warmly-dressed, Mary Jane Wulf. Wilda Bannister, and Mary Stow arrive for school. Senior A ctivities DOLORES ACOBA. “DOLLY,” CAA, FHA, Tri-Y, Ciri� Glee Club. GARY RAY ADAIR. MARILYN EILEEN AHLGREN, “BUGS,” GAA. Tri-Y. CARL HENRY ALBERS. Football. MARILYN JEAN ALBERS. GAA, Girl Glee Club. MARY JEAN ALBERTSEN, Art Club. French Club, Tri-Y, Newspaper Art Staff. GERALD WAYNE ALLCHIN. JERRY. RONALD HARRY ALLCHIN. One Act Play Staff, a Cappella. Chorus. Madrigal. Min- strel Show, Operetta. Student Council. Christmas Program. THELMA JEAN ALLEN. “SISTER, GAA. Safe Drivers Club. Tri-Y. MARY DIANA ANDERSEN. Girls Glee Club. BETTY JEAN VIVIAN ANDERSON. BETTY. DONNA MARIE ANTHONY. CAA. Tri-Y. MinMrel Show. Operetta, State Contest. Red Cross. Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. JOHN EDWARD ARCHER. ARCIIY, Latin Club, ROTC Rifle Club, a Cappella, Minstrel Show, 0| eretta. DEAN HUGO ARP. GEORGE DONALD ASHTON. ROTC Offi- cer� ’ Club Vice-President. ROTC Service Club Vice-President, D-Mcn's. Hi-Y Vice- President, Latin Club, Football. Track, Cross (Country, Yearltook layout Editor, Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. WILLIAM DAVID ASHTON, BILL,” ROTC Officers.' Club. ROTC Service Club. D- Men's, Hi-Y. I.atin Club, Football. Track. Cross Country, Student Council. JERRY LEE ATKINSON. AXLE. ROTC Service Club. Track, D-Men's. DIANE MARGARET ATWOOD. GAA, Spanish Club. Tri-Y. All-State. Band. Min- strel Show, State Contest. RONALD DAVID AUST. RON. ANN LOUISE AYRES. CAA. Christian Youth Club. Spanish Club, Tri-Y. Band. Minstrel Show, Operetta. State Contest, Semester Honor Roll. BARBARA ANN BALL. BARB, Tri-Y, GAA. WILDA MARLENE BANNISTER. WIL- LIE. GAA. Tri-Y, Christian Youth Club. Band. Dramatics Club. Declamation, a Cap- pella. Girls Glee Club, Minstrel Show. Operetta, Red Cross. KATHERINE LUCILLE BARNES, KATHY. FHA. GAA, Red Cross. RUTH LAGWEN BARNES, GAA. Utin Club, Tri-Y, Chorus, Girls Glee Club. JAMES MERRILL BARSTOW, “JIM, Baseball. SHARRON GRACE BARTON. SHERRY. FHA. Girls Glee Club, Hall Moniter. DONALD JAMES BATTEN. 54 MARTIN LEE BAUER. MARTY. WINIFRED MAY BAXTER. “WINNIE.” GAA, French Club Program Chairman. Ijitin Club. Tri-Y Cabinet. Semester Honor Roll. AUDRA JANEICE BEAN. BEANIE.” GAA. Christian Youth Club Secretary-Treasurer. Retailers' Club Secretary. Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Student Council. JAMES ROSS BECK, DUKE. Baseball. Football. Wrestling. LINDA LOU BECKLEY. ARTHUR EDWARD BEHR. ARTIE. PATRICIA ANN BEITEL, PAT. GAA. I-atin Club. Tri-Y. Christian Youth Club. Tennis. Semester Honor Roll. WAYNE CLARENCE BELL. JINGLES, ROTC Service Club. LAWRENCE MERRILL BENFER, LARRY. ROTC Service Club. D-Men's, Hi-Y. Latin Club. Basketball, Golf. One Act Play Staff. Red Cross, NRA Rifle Club. ROSELLA IRENE BENNETT. ROSY.” JUDITH ANN BERARD, “JUDY” Tri-Y. ETTA JEAN BERG. JEANNIE.” GAA. Christian Youth Club. Latin Club. Tri-Y Cabinet, a (Cappella. Girl Glee dub. Min- strel Show, Operetta. Red Cross. Student Council. JANICE CAROL BERG. FHA. GAA. ELIZABETH ANN BERGER. TIZZ. GAA. Latin Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Y, All- School Play Staff, Homecoming Attendunt. Student Council. JOYCE SUE BERRY. Transfer from Sikes- ton. Missouri, Dramatic Club. FHA. Girls Glee Club. MICHAEL DALE BEWLEY. MIKE. D- Men’s, Wrestling, Gold D. DALE HARRY BIEBER. BIEBS. ROTC Service Club, ROTC Officer� ' Club. Frcneh Club. Hi-Y, a Cappella, Chorus. New� - paper. Yearbook. Red Crow. FRED CARROLL BISHOP. BRUNK. ROTC Officers’ Club. MARY VIRGINIA BLASER. GAA. German Club. French Club Secretary, Tri-Y, Chorus. Newspaper. DAVID LESTER BLOCK. DAVE.” HARVEY HAROLD BLOCK. HARV, Newspaper. JUDITH MAY BLOCKER. JUDY. Girls Glee Club. JULIA MARIE BLOCKER. Girls Glee Club. JAMES CHARLES BLOHM. OSTRICH. D-Men's. Basketball. Golf. CAROL JEAN BI.UEDORN, GAA. Band, Orchestra. State Contest. FRANK WILLIAM BOCKENFELD. KARI. EDWARD BOKKER. ROTC Service Club, Latin Club. Basketball. Tennis. DAVID JOSEPH BOLL. “DAVE.” JAMES EGBERT BOLTON, JIM. ROTC Service Club. NICHOLAS CHARLES BOOSAI.IS, •’NICK. !)• Men’s. Ili-Y, Spanish Club, Dascball, Football. Track. Student Council. CLEO DWIGHT BORDERS. RONALD LAVERN BORGSTADT. RON Wrestling. JIMMY DALE BOTSFORD. EUGENE MATHIAS BOUSSELOT. BUZZY.” GRANT DAHLIN BOYD. OLGERTS FRANCIS BRACKER, “OI.LIE, Basketlrall. Football. CAROL JEAN BRAMMANN. GAA. Tri-Y. (iirls Glee Club. MARCIA RUTH BRANDT. LETHA MAE BRITTEN. LEE GAA. FIIA, Christian Youth Club. Dramatics Club. All-School Play Stall. Girls Glee Club. JOHN LESLIE BROCKMANN. I) Men's. Football. Track. Red Cross. EDWARD BRODY. BRODS. I) Men's. Dramatics Club. SpanUh Club, Tennis. Bas- kclltall. Red Cross. Gold 'D. JAMES ATWELL BROOKE. JIM Ili-Y. Safe Drivers (dub. Football, Golf. Student Council. MARILYN RAE BROWNLEE. RED. BARBARA ELLEN BRUEGGE, BUGS. GAA, Christian Youth Club, German Club. Tri-Y. Debate, Declamation, Girls Glee Club, Red Cross. CHARLENE THERESA BRUNK. CB. GAA, Dramatic Club. Tri-Y, All-School Play Staff. PHYLLIS ANN BRUS. PHIL,” GAA. Tri-Y, Student Council. KENNETH AUGUST BULKER. DAVID LEE BUHL. DAVE.” I)-Men's. Ili-Y. Spanish Club. Football, Tennis. One Act Play Cast, a Cappclla, All-State, Chorus. Madrigal, Minstrel Slum. Oper- etta, State Content, Newspaper, Gold !), Christmas Program. PATSY ANN BULL. “PAT, GAA. Latin Club, Chorus. AMELIA THERESA BULTNYCK. “AMY. Dramatics Club. Safe Drivers Club. All- School Play Staff, Semester Honor Roll. LILY MARIE BLMENBACII. LIL. GAA. Christian Youth (dub President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Retailers' Club, Safe Driv- ers (dub. Band, Girls Glee (dub. Red Cross. SHARON MARIE BURCHETT, GAA. Quill Scroll. French Club Program Chairman. Tri-Y. (diorus, Newspaper. Year-Book Man- aging Editor. Rod Cross. Semester Honor Roll. KEEVAN J. BURNSIDE, BURNIE. D- Men's. Ili-Y. Track. Wrestling. RICHARD ARNOLD BURRIS. DICK. MKRIELLEN BUTTENOB. MIMI. CAA. Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club. I.ARIO JON BYERS, Transfer from New Orlean . Louisiana; Dramatics Club, French Club. Ili-Y, I-alin Club, All-School Play Cast, One Act Play Cast, TV Speak- ing, Newspaper, Yearbook, Boys State, Junior (.lass Oflicer, Student Council. The power of concentration seems to have taken hold of these students who arc busily putting the final touches on the ilay’s assignments. Pic- tured are Donna Stewart, Eddie Brody, Sandy Raschcr, and Jerry Atkinson. PAUL DAVID CALHOON. JUDITH GALE CAMPBELL. CAA. Tri-Y. Band. Minstrel Show, Orchestra. CLEVE ANTHONY CANHAM. German (dub. Newspaper. Yearbook Ad Staff. BETTY JEAN CARLSON. FIIA,GAA.Latin Club. BARBARA JOAN CARPENTER. BARB. CONNIE JO CARROLL. Dramatics Club. French Club, GAA, Tri-Y, a Cappclla. (diorus. Minstrel Show, Operetta, Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. Christmas Program. SUE ZEA CARROLL. Dramatics (dub. GAA. Safe Drivers Club, Thespian, Tri-Y. All- School Play Staff. One Act Play Cast, Girls Glee Club, Red Cross. ROBERT GEORGE CARSTENS. BOB. D- Men's, Baseball, Football, Track, Wrestling. Newspaper, Yearbook Ad Staff, Student Council. CLYDE TIMOTHY CARTER. TIM. I) Men's, Spanish Club. Football. Track. W ILLIAM CHARLES CARTER. BILL D- Men's, Baseball. Football. Student Council. All-State Football Honorable Mention. ROBERT EUGENE CASSATT. BOB, Bas- keihall. Track, Gold ”D” ROBERT VINCENT CATANZANO. KAT. TERRY LYNN CATHERALL. TER. CAA. Chorus, a Capella, Minstrel Show, Oper- etta, State Contest. Student Council. ROGER CAVANACH. M A A'BELLE LEONA CEREUE. JUDITH ANN CHAFFIN. “JUDY. a Cap- pella. Pops Concert, Christmas Program. I.atin (dub. DONALD EDWARD CHALUPA, D-Men’s. Basketball, Football, Track. WILLIAM CURTIS CHAMBERLIN. BILL. Retailers' (dub, ROTC Service (dub. Newspaper, Yearlrook Ad Staff, Min- strel Show. LOUIS DWAINE CHAPMAN. THOMAS WALKER CHOATE. TEELAII. D-Men’s, Hi-A'. I.atin Club, Football. Track, Wrestling. Red Cross Secretary. All-State Football Honorable Mention. JACQUELINE ELAINE CISLER. JACKIE. Art (dub, Christian Youth Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, Safe Drivers (dub, Thespian. Tri-A', All-School Play Staff. One Act Play Staff. Newspaper. HELEN MARIE COEI.LN, GAA. Tri-Y. a (.appella. Minstrel Show. Operetta. Red Cross. Christmas Program. CIIARMAINE BARBARA COCHILL. Ten- nis, GAA. DONA RAE CONROY. Rifle Club. (RICHARD C. COOKSEY. DICK”) JOHN ROI.LA COPLEY. COPES. D- Men’s, Spanish Club. Ba%ketl� all. Football, Track, a Cappclla. Chorus. Minstrel Show, Operetta, Spinsters’ Spree Candidate, All- State Football Honorable Mention. GEORGE ISABELLO CORONEL. ROTC Service Club. Dramatics (dub, Thespian. All-School Play Cast, One Act Play Cast and Staff. JOANN LEE COR REEL. JO, GAA. Cirls Glee Club. Cheerleader. SUSAN ANN COSBY, SUE.” GAA. Spanish Club, Tri-Y. Chon� , Cheerleader, Semester Honor Roll. LARRY ALLEN CROUCH. CRUNCH. Ili-Y. Basel tall, a Cappclla, Minstrel Show, Operetta. Newspaper. JAMES RICHARD CROUSE. JIM. Ger- man Club, Hi-Y. RICHARD EARL CROW. DICK. ANNE WOODSON CUMMINS. GAA, Span- ish Club. Tri-Y Cabinet, Yearbook Art Co- Editor. ROBERT JOHN CURNAN. SIM. D .Men's. Hi-S'. Latin Club. NFL. Basketball. Foot- ball. Tennis. Oratory. Radio Speaking. Stu- dent Council. KARL LOUIS DAHLSTROM. Retailers' (dub. a Cappclla, Minstrel Show. Christmas Program. JIMMIE JO VIRGIL DAHMS. ROTC Serv- ice (dub. LULUBELLE DAILY. LU.” GAA. Latin Club. Tri-Y, Girls Glee (dub. Semester Honor Roll. RICHARD KENDALL DALTON. DICK, Track. DIANA DEE DANICO. DEE DEE. GAA. Latin (dub. Dramatics Club President. NFL. Quill Scroll. Thespian. All-School Play Cast. Declamation, One-Act Play Cast and Staff. Chorus. Newspaper. Yearbook Picture Editor, Student Council, NRA Rifle Club. FRANCES JEAN DANIELSEN. CAA. Girls Glee (dub. GLEN ALBERT DAU. 55 Will Larry Benfer’s call save him from death by starvation? Tom Scrivcn and Dave Jensen patiently wail to see if the lunch is still at home. PETER EDWARD DAUT, PETE. News- paper. ELIZABETH JOAN DAVIS. CAA. Tri-Y. Red Cross. JAMES ROGER DAVIS. JIM. Basketball. D-Men's, Tenni� , Newspaper. JAREEN ALLYN DAVIS. GAA. Latin Club. Tri-Y. Declamation. Student Council. LYNN HARLAN DAVIS. German Club. CAROL ANN DEAESE, GAA. Red Cross. LARRY CHARLES DEBOW. DONALD ALLEN DECOCK. DON. RICHARD MAURICE DELANEY, DICK NRA Rille Club. KATHERINE MARTHA DENAHEY, KATHY. VERNON LOUIE DENCLER. ARTHUR DEAN DENKLAU. ART. WALTER JOHN DENKMAN. ROTC Offi- cer� ' Club. Hi-Y, ROTC Service Club. Golf. MARILYN JEAN DENNIE. GAA. Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club, Cheerleader, Rille Club. SUZANNE MARIE DETTLAFF, SUZZIE.” CAA. Dramatics Club, French Club. Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club. BETTE MAE DETTMANN. Co-op Training. VICTOR ARNOLD D1BBERN. RICHARD ALLEN DICK. “DICK ROTC Rifle Club. NRA Rifle Club. JO ANN DICKERSON. JO. Tri-Y. Chorus. Girls Glee Club. DAVID LEROY DIEHL. Electronics Club. DENNIS LEE DIETZ. “DENNY. Baseball. Basketball, Red Cross. Student Council. JANICE LEA DISNEY. “JAN. Christian Youth C.lub. GAA. Declamation. Girls Glee Club. Cheerleader. Red Cross. JOYCE JOAN DISNEY. Christian Youth Club. Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club. DELORES JEAN DITTMAN, CAA. JAMES LOVITT DIXON. JIM. Football. Track. Wrestling, D-Men’s. SHIRLEY JO DONALDSON. SQUIRT. GAA President, Latin Club. Tri-Y, Chorus, a Cappella. Girls Glee Club. RONALD EUGENE DORRIS. “RON. I.atin Club. ROTC Service Club. GLENN LEO DRESSELHAUS, a Cappella. All-State. Chorus, Minstrel Show. Oper- etta. Christmas Program. JOSETTE RENEE DUCLAUX, JO. GAA. French Club. Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. HAROLD ELLWOOD DUFFIELD.“DUFF. D-Men's, Wrestling, Gold “D. NANCY ELAINE DUGGAN. NAN.” GAA. Christian Youth Club. German Club. Quill Scroll Vice-President. Spanish Club. Tri-Y. Declamation. Chorus. Oratory. Girls Glee Club. Newspaper, Yearbook. DORIS ELAINE DUGGLEBY. DORY. Christian Youth Club. Dramatics Club, French Club, GAA, Tri-Y Cabinet, All- School Play Stall, Declamation. One Act Play Cast, a Cappella. All-State. Girls Glee Club. Minstrel Show, Operetta. State Contest. JOHN HAMIL DUSENBERRY. JACK.” DARLENE KAY DUTCHER. GAA. Chris- tian Youth Club. French Club. German Club, Tri-Y Cabinet. Girls Glee Club. Red Cross. Student (Council. MARY ELLEN DUVALL, CAA, Chorus. GARY EDWARD EAKINS, EAKEE. Dramatics Club. All-School Play Cast. BARBARA LOUISE ECKHARDT. BAR- BY. GAA. Spanish Club, Tri-Y Cheer- leader, Red Cross. ANNABELLE EULERS, ANNIE. CAA. Tri-Y. Latin Club, a Cappella, Chorus, Minstrel Show. Operetta. State Contest. Red Cross. Christmas Program. RUTH ANN EKLUNI), RUTHIE, FHA, GAA, Girls Glee Club. ROBERT JON ELLIOTT. “BOB. D-Men’s. Football. Wrestling. 56 DARLENE JEAN ENCLUND, DAR. Safe Drivers Club. Red Cross. GARY DEAN ENGLUND. EUGENE CLEMENT EPPING. KEITH ELMER ERICKSON. RICHARD WILLIAM ERNST. Track, a Cappella, All-State. Band. Chorus, Min- strel Show. Operetta. State Contest. Christ- mas Program. CHARLENE ELIZABETH ESTES. GAA. Latin Club, Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club. MARVIN KENNETH EWING. “KEN. THOMAS LEONARD EWOLDT, TOM. ROTC Officers’ Club. DARYL WAYNE FAHRENKRUG. D-Men’s, Track, Wrestling, One Act Play Cast. Red Cross. Student Council. JERALDINE MARIE FAHRENKRUG, JERRY, Girls Glee Club. MARVIN EUGENE FARLEY. Track. HARLAN RUSSELL FAWNER. SUSAN LEE FELGER. DOLORES MARY FELLNER, DEE, FHA. Girls Glee Club. All-School Play Stafl and Cast. BARBARA ANN FERNALD, BARB.” Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club. RONALD JAMES FERRING. SALLY JANE FIELD. GAA. Latin Club. Girls Glee Club, Student Council, Se- mester Honor Roll, Hall Moniter. JUDITH LEE FINCH, JUDY.” CAA. Chris- tian Youth Club, Girls Glee Club, Safe Drivers Club, Rifle Club. LESTER VAUGHN FISHER, LES.” CAROL ANN FLANDERS. CAA. Latin Club, Girls Glee Club. JOHN CHARLES FLEMING. Hi Y. Track. Red Cross, Hall Moniter. JOYCE ANN FLEMING. GAA, Spanish Club, Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club . JUDITH SUE FLETCHER, JUDY.” GAA. Girls Glee Club. KENNETH WAYNE FLOERCHINGER. “KEN. Spanish Club. SALLY NI NE FLUHRER. SAL, Dramatic� Club. GAA, German Club Vice-President, Thespian, Tri-Y Secretary, All-School Play Staff, Declamation, One Act Play Cast. Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. KENNETH EUGENE POLAND. KEN. a Cappella. Minstrel Show. Operetta, Christmas Program. MARLENE KAY FOLEY. GAA, Tri-Y, Chorus, Girls Glee Club. PEGGY ANN FOLSOM. GAA. Girls Glee Club. NORMA CATHERINE FORT. KENNETH HENRY FRAIIM. Red Cross. WILBER DALE FRAIIM. WIL.” D-Men’s, Hi-Y. Football. Wrestling, a Cappella. Chorus. Minstrel Show, Gold “D . All- State Football Honorable Mention. SALLY LOU FRAME. Cirls Glee Club. ARDYTH LYNETTE FRANCIS. LYN. GAA. Christian Youth Club, l tin Club. Tri-Y, a ('.appella. Chorus. Minstrel Show, Operetta, Yearbook Ad Staff. GLADYS IRENE FRASER. “GLAD. GAA. Dramatics Club, Girls Glee Club. BARRY RF.X FREI)ERICKSEN. FREDIE. BuM-l.aH. Golf. Track, a Cappclla, Min- Hire I Show. Christmas Program, D-Men's. STEVEN RAY FREDERICKSEN. FRED- IE.” Art Club. Hi-Y. Golf. D-Men’s. JERALD JOSEPH FREI, D-Men's, Baseball. Basketball, Football, a Cappella, Minstrel Show, Operetta. All-State Football Honor- nhlr Mention. All-Metropolitan Football, All-Quad-City Football. FRAYNE FERYL FROEHNER. GALE ARLENE FULLER. Girls Glee Club. Student Council. CARY LEE FULLER. D-Mcn’ . Football. Wrestling. NANCY HELEN GADIENT. “NAN.” Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club, Red Cross. Student Council. KATHERINE PATRICIA GAREY. KATHY EMILY ALVINA GARNER. GAA. Art Club, Camera Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Y. BARBARA ANN CARNES. BARB. GAA, French Club. Christian Youth Club. LEONARD NORMAN GEIFMAN, ROTC Officers’ Club. Latin Club, Spanish Club. Semester Honor Roll. ALAN LEE GEIGER. JULIE ANN GIBSON. GAA. NFL. Tri-Y. Spanish Club, Deitate, Declamation. Girl Glee Club, Extempore Speaking. Interpre- tive Reading. Oratory. Radio Speaking. Newspaper. Yearbook Activities Editor. SHERI LEE GILLETTE. GAA. Tri-Y. All- State. Chorus Operetta. Orchestra. State Contest. Semester Honor Roll. LARRY LAVERNE GITTINS, ROTC Of- beers Club. ROTC Rifle Club. ROTC Service Club. DOUGLAS BRADLEY GI.ANZ. DOUG. NRA Rifle (Jub. Safe Drivers Club. LARRY OREY GOETTSCH. DONALD HENRY COLDERMANN. “GOLDIE. FRANCES LUCILLE GOODING. LUCY. GAA. Dramatics Club, FIIA, All-School Play Staff, Girls Glee Club. Red Cross. GARY ALAN GRELL. EUGENE GEORGE GRONEWOLD. GENE. Dramatic Club. Thespian. All- School Play Staff. One Act Play (last. Red Cross, a Cappclla. All-State. Chorus. Minstrel Show, Operetta. State Contest. CAROLYN JEAN GRUBB. Student Council. GORDON RAY GUFFEY. GUFF. Basket- ball. Track. BARBARA JEAN GUILE. BARB, GAA, Girls Glee Club. CAROL JOY HAMANN. GAA. German Club. Tri-Y Cabinet. Chorus, Girls Glee Club. Red Cross, Homecoming Candidate. JUDITH ANN HAMANN. JUDY. GAA. Dramatics Club, Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club, Student Council. DOROTHY JANICE HANCOCK. JAN.” RODGER HUGO HANSSEN. MELVIN DEAN HARPER. MEL. ROTC Officers’ Club. Hi-Y’. a Cappclla, Minstrel Show, 0| cretta. Newspaper. LARRY LEE HART. JUDITH KAYE HARTSOCK. JUDIE.” GAA. NFL. Tri-Y Cabinet. Debate, Dec- lamation. Extempore Speaking. Interpre- tive Reading. Oratory, a Cappclla. Chorus, Minstrel Show. Operetta, Newspaper, Red Cross. Christmas Program. LEONARD RUSSELL HASKINS. RUSS. WILLIAM RICHARD HAWKINS. BILL.” D-Mcn's. Hi-Y President and Secretary, NFL President. Tennis, Debate. Extempore Speaking. Oratory. Radio Speaking. Year- i ook, Boys’ State. Senior Class President, Spinsters' Spree Candidate, Student Coun- cil, Semester Honor Roll. DOROTHY ELLEN HAYNE. DOTTY.” DONALD EMERSON IIAZEN. DON. Ger- man Club, Hi-Y. JANET MARILYN GEORGE. JAN.” GAA. Tri-Y. Retailers' Club, Spanish Club, Homecoming Candidate. SYLVIA JEAN GUERINK. “SYL. CAA. Tri-Y, Band, Minstrel Show, State Con- test. STAN LEE GUSTAS. GUS, I) Men’ , Basketball Manager. PATRICIA ANN HAAS. PAT. CAA. Spanish Club. Tri-Y', Chorus. Newspaper. RICHARD FREDERICK HAGEN, “DICK.” Red Cross, Boys’ State. Anne Cummins and Jane Woeber put the finishing touche on a poster, a small part of the preparation for senior class meetings. JOYCE VIRGINIA HEALD. JUDY KAY HEBBELN. CAA. Spanish Club. Tri-Y'. Newspaper, Yearbook. NANCY RUTH HEDBERG. NAN. GAA. Christian Youth Club. French Club, Tri-Y Secretary, a Cappclla, All-State. Madrigal. Minstrel Show. Operetta. Orchestra, State Contest, Cheerleader. Red Cross. Home- coming Candidate, Yearbook Club Editor. PHILIP KENT HEDEN. HENRY HEMMEN. HAWK. D-Mcn’ , Hi-Y', Baseball, Student Council. LOIS JEAN HENDRICKS. “LO.” GAA. Dramatics Club, French Club, Thespian, Tri-Y, All-School Play Cast. Declamation, One Act Play Cast and Stall, Girls Glee Club, Student Council. EVELYN MARIE HENNINGS, Co-op Train- ing. THOMAS BENJAMIN HENRY. TOM. Red Cross, Student Council. CLAUDE LOUIS HERBERT. RICHARD ALLAN HERD. HAWKEYE.” ROTC Service Club, German Club, Base- ball Manager. Track, Red Cross. GERALD WERNER HESS, JERRY, Ger- man Club. RICHARD EUGENE HIGLEY, DICK. ROTC Officers’ Club, Student Council. PATRICIA ANN HILL. PAT,” FHA. GAA. Girls Glee Club. LARRY HERBERT HINRICHS, Red Cross. JUDITH ANNE HINTERMEISTER, JUDY'. Christian Y'outh Club, Safe Driv- ers Club, Red Cross. DAVID WILLIAM HODGES. “DAVE. ROTC Service Club. CHARLES CURTIS HOLLEN. CHUCK. ROTC Service Club. Hi-Y. One Act Play Staff, a Cappclla. All-State, Band, Minstrel Show. Operetta, State Contest. Christmas Program. Track, Madrigal. JANET IRENE HOLLIDAY. Girls Glee Club. JACK STEPHENS HOLTHAUS. Football. 57 DORIC ALISON HOLTZ, CAA. NFL, Dra- matics Club Treasurer, French Club. Safe Drivers Club, Thespian, Tri-Y, All-School Play Cast, Declamation, One Act Play Cast, Oratory, Chorus. Semester Honor Roll. CAROL ANN HOLZIIAUER. Chorus. Girls Glee Club, Student (Council. SANDERS H. B. HOOK, SANDY, D- Men's, Hi-Y Vice-President. B;i eball. Bas- ketball, Football. Golf. Yearbook Sports E litor, Boys' Slate. Junior Class President, Spinsters' Spree Candidate, Student Coun- cil Treasurer. Semester Honor Roll. Hall Moniter. ELIZABETH ANN HORN. BETH. GAA. Latin Club Secretary, Tri-Y Cabinet, Se- mester Honor Roll. ALAN DIGHTON HOWARD. AL. Se- mester Honor Roll. LINDA LOU HOWE. GAA, Spanish Club. Tri-Y. DIXIE LOU 110XSEY, D1X. GAA, Tri-Y. Dramatics Club. French Club, All-School Play Staff, Girls Glee Club. JOAN FRANCES HUDSON, JOANIE. GAA. Latin Club. Tri-Y, Chorus, Semester Honor Roll. Student Council. JUDITH ANN HUECKSTEADT. JUDY. GW. I ttin Club, Girls Glee Club. CHARLES A. HULSE. CHUCK, I) .Men's, Hi-Y. Latin Club. Basketball, Golf, a Cap- pella. Minstrel Show. Operetta. Gold D , Spinsters' Spree Attendant, Student Coun- cil, Christmas Program. RUTH SUE HUNT. GAA. Spanish Club. Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club. JAMES GERALD IIUSSET. JIM. ROTC Officers' Club. Hi-Y. Tennis, All-State, Band. Minstrel Show, Operetta, Orchestra, Slate Contest. Student Council. Christmas Program. RODNEY HUSTACE. ROD. D-Men's, Basketball. Football. Tennis. RICHARD LEE HY.MES, DICK, ROTC Officers' Club, ROTC Service (dub. Hi-Y. French Club, a Cappella. All-State, Rand, Minstrel Show. Operetta, Orchestra, State (Contest. Christmas Program. MARTHA ANN INGWERSEN, MARTY, GAA, Tri-Y. Red Cross. MICHAEL ALLAN INMAN. MIKE, Cam- era Club. Electronics (ilub. Hi-Y, I.atin Club. ROTC Officers' Club. ROTC Service Club. KENNETH ELBERT IOSSI. KEN. IV.A JEAN IVKRSEN. “JEANNIE, Re tailers’ Club. ROSALIE ANN JACOBS. LEE, GAA. Girls Glee Club. GILBERT HENRY JACOBSEN. DONNA MARIE JACQUIN. Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club. RICHARD LEE JAEKE. HOOT OWL, D-Men's, Hi-Y, Bascltall. Basketball. Foot- ball, One Act Play Staff. Spinsters' Spree Candidate. KURT JOHN JANICKE, TANK, ROTC Rifle Club. JO ANN JANSEN. JO. Tri-Y. WILLIAM HOWARD JASPER. “BILL, Chorus. DAVID ROBERT JENSEN. LEO GARY JIPP, BUZZY, Hi-Y, Base- ball. Basketball. CHARLES WALTER JOHNSON. CHUCK LES, Camera Club, Safe Driven (dub. Track, Red Cross. DOROTHY IDA JOHNSON, DOTTIE.” FHA, Girls Glee Club. EDGAR ALLEN JOHNSON. ED. Track. JUDITH ANN JOHNSON. JUDY. GAA. Spanish (dub, Tri-Y. CAROL I.YN JONES. IAN. GAA. Latin (dub. Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club. Student Council, Homecoming Candidate. CARY BURGESS JONES. JONESY. Girls Glee (dub. REVA MARIE JURGENS. GAA. Safe Dm ers Club. Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club. Hall Moniter. DONNA JEAN JUSTMAN. SUSIE. GAA. Girls Glee Club. BARBARA ANN KARSH. BARB Art (dub. Tri-Y. KAY MARIE KARSTENS, Latin Club. LANNY RALPH KAY. DARRELL DELBERT KEENEY. WAYNE NEIL KEITH. Football. DAVID HENRY KEPPY. KEIV Base- ball. Band, Student Council. RALPH ARLEN KEPPY. JUDITH LYNN KERNS. JUDE. GAA. Tri-Y, Chorus. KATHRYN KIECHLER. KITTY, Drama- tics Club. Spanish Club, All-School Play. THOMAS MICHAEL KING, TOM. Wrest- ling, D-Men’s. ROGER EUGENE KIRKPATRICK. RICHARD KENNETH KI.E.MME. DICK. Retailers' (dub. ROTC Rifle (dub. ROTC Service (dub. Red (doss. Student Council NRA Rifle Club. MURLIN ARTHUR KLUEVER. I.EROY WILLIAM KNUTSEN. JAMES WADE KOEHLER. JIM. Hi-Y. Track, Wrestling, Newspaper. KATHLEEN KOHLER. KATE Dramatics Club. I.alin Club, Newspaper. LINDA MARY KOOLBECK. LINDI. GAA, Latin Club. Tri-Y, Chorus, Minstrel Show. Operetta, Pops Concert. Christmas Program, Orchestra, State Contest, Year- book Senior Editor, Semester Honor Roll. � ■ These seniors ha c accomplished the job of working their way into Miss Soehren’s busy office. As Mis Soehren talks with Nancy lledbcrg about college, Jim Brooke. Susie Zoeckler. Jack Holthaus. Patty Reddy. Nick Boosalis ami Sue Cosby wait their turn. DONNA MARIE KOOS, GAA. Girls Glee (dub. PEGGY ANN KORN. PEC. CAA. French Club, Quill Scroll, Tri-Y. Newspaper. DEANNA LOU KOSS. DEE. Christian Youth Club, Dramatics Club, GAA, Span- ish Club. Thespian. Tri-Y. All-School Play Staff. One Act Play Staff, a (iappella, (diorus. Minstrel Show, Operetta, Red Crow. THOMAS FRANCIS KOZICII, KOZ. WILLIAM LEE KRAUS. BILL Football, All State, Minstrel Show, Operetta, Or- chestra. BARBARA JEAN KRINER, BARB. Chris tian Youth Club. GLADYS IMOGENE KROECER. GENE Retailers’ (dub. Girls Glee Club. KAREN KAY KRON. GAA. Latin Club. Spanish Club, Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club. JOHN LESTER KRUSE. JACK. Basket- ball. KAREN JANE KUCHF.L. Dramatics Club. French Club. GAA, NFL. Tri-Y, Deluite. Declamation. Chorus. Girls Glee Club, Semester Honor Roll. JOHN EDWIN KUEIIL. LESLIE CARL KUENDEL. LES Elec- tronics Club. JUDITH ANN KUHI.MANN. JUDY, Re- tailers’ (dub. VERNON CARL LAFRENZ. CAROL JEAN LAMP. CAA. KAREN LOUISE LANCIA!.. CAA. Girl Glee Club. Red Cross, Student Counril. HOWARD HUGHES LANGSTON. PINKY. SANDRA LYNNE LANTAU. SANDI Tri-Y. Girl� Glee Club. STEVEN CONRAD LARSON. STEVE. Band. Orchestra. State Contest. SHIRLEY ANN LAW. Art Club. Dramatic Club. Tri-Y. All-School Play Staff. One Act Play Staff. HAROLD EDWARD LAWSON. ROTO. Service Club. Safe Drivers Club. JACK NORMAN LEABO. D-Mcn's. Hi Y. Spanish Club, Baseball. Basketball. Foot- ball, All-School Play Staff. Student Coun- cil. All-State Football. All-Quad-City Foot- ball, All-Metropolitan Football. MICHAEL PAUL LEE. MIKE. JANICE HELEN LEICHSENRINC. JAN. GAA, German Club, Christian Youth (dub, FHA, Tri-Y. Operetta, Orchestra. State Contest, Minstrel Show. GERALD LOUIS LE.MBURC. ACE. CAROL JEAN LESTER. GAA. Dramatics Club Secretary, Thespian President. Tri-Y. Tennis. Declamation. One Act Play (dist, All-School Play Staff, n ('.appella. Band. Girls Glee Club. Minstrel Show, Operetta. State Contest. Homecoming Attendant, Stu- dent Council. DALE RAYMOND LEVETZOW, ROTC Service Club, Band, Chorus. JUANITA SUE LEWIS. CAA Vice-Presi- dent. Dramatics Club, German Club, Tri-Y. All-School Play Staff, All-State, Orchestra. Minstrel Show. Operetta, Orchestra. State Contest. Cheerleader. Red Cross, Student Council. Semester Honor Roll. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH LEWIS. KATHY, GAA, Christian Youth Club. Spanish (dub. Tri-Y, All-School Play Staff, All-State, Minstrel Show, Operetta. Or- chestra. State Contest, Semester Honor Roll. SHARON KAY LEWIS. GAA. Tri-Y. Band, Majorette, Minstrel Show, State Contest. JANET LORRAINE LIKENESS. GAA. (diristian Youth Club. Dramatics Club, Spanish Club. Tri-Y, Tennis. Chorus, Oper- etta. Orchestra. Newspaper, Red Cross, Student Council. DOROTHY ANN L1NDSTROM. DOTTY, Tri-Y. Spanish Club. RUTH JEAN LINES. RUTHIE. Chorus. Girls Glee (dub. DELORES JOANN LINGARD. DODO. (diristian Youth Club, Semester Honor Roll. JOYCE ANNA LLOYD, Girls Glee Club. ORVAL GEORGE LORIMOR. ROTC Of- ficers Club. ROTC Service Club. BEATRICE JOAN LUDTKE, TRICI.” GAA. Tri-Y. All-State. Band. State Con- test. Semester Honor Roll. SALLY LOUISE LUETHJE. GAA, Tri-Y, Band. Minstrel Show, State Contest. ROCER LEE LUNDGREN. “ROC.” JAMES LEE LUSSO. “JIM. D-Men’s, Foot- ball, Track, Red Gross. ELIZABETH ANN MADDEN. Girls Glee Club, Hall Moniter. KATHRYN JOAN MADDEN. JO. CAA. Latin Club. Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club, Se- mester Honor Roll. REBECCA ANN MADDEN. BECKY. THOMAS JAMES MAGERS. “MAGE.” RONALD STERLING MALMBERC, Ex- tempore Speaking. SHARON KAY MALONE. SQUIRT. Transfer from Baltimore. Ohio — CAA. Tri-Y, All-School Play Cast. Chorus, Oper- etta. KAY LYNN MANDERSON. KATIE. GAA, Tri-Y, a Cappella. Chorus. Minstrel Show. Operetta. Red Cross. DEANNA KAYE MARTEN, Co op Training. GERALD NORMAND MARTEN. MARTY. GERRY MARIE MARTEN. DUTCH, Hall Moniter. DOROTHY JUANITA MARTIN, DOT. ROBERT JAMES MARTIN. BOB. D- Men’s, Golf. Gold D, Newspaper. LORETTA JEAN MATELSKI, LORRIE. CAA. Tri-Y. DARLENE ROSETTA MATHIAS. MARY LOUISE MAURER. MARY LOU. GAA, Latin Club. Tri-Y President. Chorus. Girls Glee (dub, Student Council. BONNIE MARIE MAXWELL. GAA. Span- ish Club Vice-President. Tri-Y, Red Cross. Student Council. MARJORIE ANN MAXWELL. MARGIE. GAA. Dramatics (dub, I-atin Club Vice- President. Thespian. Tri-Y. One Act Play Cast and Staff, a (.appella. All-State. Reil Cross. Minstrel Show, Semester Honor Roll. JUDITH ANN MAY. JUDY. Orchestra. MICHAEL PATRICK Mr A I.LISTER. Latin Club. Band, Semester Honor Roll. PATRICIA JEAN McCRACKEN. JEANIE. Dramatics Club. GAA. Latin Club. Quill Scroll President. Tri-Y Cabinet, All-School Play Staff. Declamation. One Act Play Cast. Girls Glee Club. New-paper. Year- book Associate Editor and Editor-in-Chief, Red Cross. Student Council. Christinas Pro- gram, Hall Moniter. Thespian. PATRICIA ANNE McDII.L. PATTI. Christian Youth Club. Chorus. DONNA LEE McDONALD. GAA. Tri-Y. PATRICIA ANN McFARLAND, PAT. GAA. JoANNE Mr LEAN. JO GAA. Dramatics Club. French Club. Tri-Y. Declamation. One Act Play Cast, State Contest. News- paper. SANDRA SUE McNAMARA, SANDY, GAA. Semester Honor Roll. JAMES TERRY MePHERSON. MAC. D- Men's. Basketball- Manager. Hi-Y. ROTC Officers’ Club. ROTC Service Club. Gold D. CONRAD ALLEN Mr WILLIAMS. “MAC. D-Men’s. Basketball. Track. Preparation for locker inspection often uncovers over-due books and mysterious articles as Nick Boosalis and Barb Eckhart have discovered. Shown in a somewhat peaceful period before the final gym l ell are these senior girl . Kay Manderxtn and Judy Johnson secure their possessions while Ruth Ann Schrocder looks on as Sheri (Gillette labor� over a shoestring. SHARON LEE MEADE. TEBA,- Girls Glee Club. NANCY FRANCES MEINHARDT. CAA. Tri-Y. DUANE HAROLD MEYER. JACK EDWARD MEYER. -SI’ARKY I) Men’s, Latin (dub, Baseball. Basketball, Red Cross. Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. MERILOU DARLENE MEYER. SNIFF.” Transfer from Bettendorf. Camera Club, FHA. CAA. Retailers’ Club. Spanish Club, Girls Glee Club. WILLIAM ANTHONY MEYER. “THE PEAR. D-Men’s, Football, Baseltall. JOHN HOWARD MILLER. “JACK. Base- hall. Football. Wrestling. RAYMOND THOMAS MILLER. RAY. THOMAS JOSEPH MILLER. Retailers’ Club. WALTER BRUCE MILLER. BUD. Chorus. KAREN KAY MILLIGAN. KAY. GAA. Tri-Y, Chorus, Red Cross. RONALD DAVID MINER. RON. Hi Y. ROTC Ofh. ors’ Iub. ROTC Rifle Club. ROTC Serviie Club, Football. Track. Stu- dent Council. GERALD EUGENE M1SNER, TERRY. Bas«-I all. Basketball, F'ootball. One Act Play Staff. DONALD FREDRICK MOELLER. DON, TennLs. GERALD LEE MOELLER. JERRY, Baseball. ROGER KEITH MOIIL. SAM.” ANN IX)UISE MOORE. ANNIE.” Transfer from DeWitt, Retailers’ Club, Girls Glee Club. ROBERT PATRICK MOORE. BOB. LARRY ELLSWORTH MORGAN. Boys’ State. KAREN CORINNE MUELLER. Coop Training. PAUL EDWARD MURPHY. MURPH. Transfer from Boys’ Town, Nebraska, Football. NANCY LEE MURRAY. NAN, GAA. Safe Drivers’ Club. Tri-Y. All State. Band, Min- strel Show, Orchestra, State Contest. Red Cross President. Semester Honor Roll. ELLEN FRANCES MUTUM, Red Cross. Hall Monitor. WILLIAM HOWARD MYERS. Christian outh Club. Dramatics Club. Retailers’ (dub. One Act Play Cast and Staff, a Cap- pella. Chorus, Minstrel Show. Operetta. JOHN DAVID NEELY, D. J..” Art Club, F’rench (dub. Retailer� ’ Club, All-School Play Staff. Red Cro� � . SANDRA JF:aN NELSON. SANDY.” GAA. Spanish Club President. Tri-Y, Tennis, Band. Minstrel Show. State Contest. Christ- mas Program. Semester Honor Roll. WAYNE ARTHUR NELSON. JOHN REDMAN NEWEL. Student Council. JUDITH ANN NICKELS. “JUDY, GAA. Tri-Y, Girls Glee (dub. BRENDA MAY NYE. BRENDIE. GAA. Spanish Club. Tri-Y Cabinet. Tenni� . De- luite. Declamation. Oratory. Radio Shak- ing. a (dippella. Chorus, Minstrel Show. Operetta. State Contest, Christina Pro- gram, Pops Concert. ROSEMARY O’CONNOR. GAA, Art Club. Dramatics Club. Safe Drivers Club. All- School Play Staff. One Act Play Cast. Min- strel Show, Orchestra. Red Cross. ALBERT MICHAEL OI1LSEN, “MIKE Orchestra, Newspaper. MARCIA KAY OLIVER. GAA. French Club, Quill Scroll. Tri-Y. a Cappella, Chorus, Minstrel Show. Operetta. Christmas Pro- gram, Newspajier Editor. YearI� ook Ad Staff. BARBARA JEAN OLSON. BOBBI.” Trans- fer from Des Moines, FTIA, GAA, Art Club. Tri-Y. Student Council. MARGARET RUTH OI.SON. CHARLES MERLIN O’NEILL. CHUCK. ROTC Rifle Club, a Cappella, Minstrel Show, State Contest, Student Council, Pops Concert, NRA Rifle Club, Christmas Program. PATRICIA SUE OSBORN, PAT, Girls Glee (dub. MICHAEL DEAN OTTO. MIKE” Elec- Ironies Club, German Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. SHERI LEE OWENS. GAA. Dramatics Club. F’rench (dub. Thespian, Tri-Y. All-School. Play Cast, One Act Play Cast, a Cappella, All-State. Minstrel Show. Operetta, State Contest, Cheerleader, Student (Council. FRANK EUGENE PANCRATZ. Red Cross. WAYNE FREDRICK PARKER. Semester Honor Roll, Student Council. LIONEL ROSCOE PARKS. ELLEN LOUISE PATERSON. GAA. Red Crote . MAURIETTA FRANCES PAYTON, KITA. CAA, Spanish (dub, Tri-Y, Girls Glee (dub. DON ROLAND PEDERSEN. DON.” Hi-Y, Golf. Tennis, a ( appella, All-State. Rand. State Contest, Christmas Program. MARY JO ANN PENDERCAST, “JO. GAA. Tri-Y. VALERIE JEAN PERRY. GAA. Latin (dub. Chorus. SANDRA KAYE PETERS. SANDI, CAA. a Cappella. Chorus, Minstrel Show. Oper- etta, Cheerleader. 60 ROBERT EUGENE PETERSEN. PETE. GAIL LOUISE PFITZENMAIER, GAA. Art Club. Tri-Y, Girl Glee Club. REGENA ANN PICKETT. Retailer ' Club. DONALD DEAN OBERT PLAMBECK, DON. SANDRA MARIE PLOOG. Dramatics Club. GAA. Tri-Y, Band. HARRY EDWARD POWELL. ED. Cam- era Club, Hi-Y, a Cappclla. Minstrel Show, Operetta, Orchestra. Newspaper, Student Council. CHARLES JOSEPH PRACHAR, CHUCK. Baseball, Basketball. RONALD HOWARD PRAHL. RON. Utin Club. ROTC Rille Club. JANET IRENE PRESTON. “JAN. GAA. Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club. SANDRA JEAN PROKSCH. SANDY.'' GAA, Utin Club, Band. Minstrel Show, Slate Contest. MARIANNE LOIS PUCK. GAA. French Club. Semester Honor Roll. RUTH JEAN PUCK. “RUTHIE,” GAA. Utin Club, Tri-Y. a Cappclla. Chorus, Minstrel Show. Student Council, Christmas Program. ROSE MARIE INEZ PUENTE. MARIAN ARLENE QUIJAS. “NITA, Chorus, Girls Glee Club. State Contest. Red Cross. JANET JEAN QUISTORF. “QUIZZIE. GAA, Spanish Club, Tri-Y. JUDITH ANNE RADABAUGH, JUDY. Girls Glee Club. JANET RUTH RAFTIS. KENNETH EVERETT RALFS. KEN. LOREN HENRY RALFS. FRITZ, Base- ball, Track, Red Cross, Spinsters Spree Attendant. ROGER RAY RALFS. “ROC, Red Cross. Spinsters Spree Candidate. THOMAS RAMIREZ. TOM. Wrestling. SANDRA JEAN RASCHER. SANDY, GAA. Tri-Y, Majorette, Red Cross. KAREN MARTHA RASMUSSEN. French Club President, GAA, Tri-Y Cabinet. Band, Minstrel Show. JACOB ALFRED RATHMAN, JAKE. ROTC Rifle Club. ROTC Service Club. Student Council. DONALD LEE RAYMOND, DON, Camera Club, Electronics Club. PATRICIA ANN REDDY. PATTI, GAA. Latin (Tub, Tri-Y Vice-President, a Cap- pella, All-State, Minstrel Show, Operetta, State Contest. Red Cross Vice-President, Homecoming Candidate, Senior Class Secretary. RONALD LEE REEM. ROGER ALLAN REGISTER. Basketball, Golf. SANFORD ARNO REMLEY, SANDY, ROTC Rifle Club. Wrestling. RICHARD JAMES RENIHAN. DICK. RUTH IRENE RHINES. TOOTIE.” Art Club. Dramatics Club, French Club. Safe Drivers Club, Thespian. Tri-Y, One Act Play (last. Chorus, Newspaper. JOAN EILEEN RICH, JO. GAA. FHA, Tri-Y. RICHARD LA VERNE RIECK, RICH. DIANNE JOYCE RIESSEN, GAA, Spanish Club. Tri-Y. BETSY LIN RILEY. Dramatics Club. Thes- pian, One Act Play Staff. VERA ALENE RINEHART. Red Cross, Girls Glee Club. CARL JOSEPH RIPPERTON. KIP, Dra- matics Club. Thespian Vice-President All- School Play Cast, a Cappclla. All-Stale. Minstrel Show. State Contest. Student Council. CHARLES NEWTON ROBBINS, CHAR- LIE, Baseball, Red Cross. WILLIAM JULIUS ROBERTS. ROBIN. Track. Red Cross. DENNIS AARON ROEHLK, Baseball. Red Cross. Student Council. WAYNE LEE ROGERS. Baseball. D-Men’s, Student Council. GERALD LEE RUEFER. REEF. Track. DONNA MARIE RUEGER. RONALD ALLEN RUGGEBERG, RUG, D-Men's, Football. Wrestling. ROBERTA JEAN RUSSELL. BERTA, Art Club. Tri-Y. MILDRED JEAN RUWE. MILLIE. Span- ish Club, Tri-Y. JANICE SUE SANDERS. JAN. GAA. Safe Driver Club, Tri-Y. Band. Chorus, Minstrel Show. TONYA LA VON SANDERS. TONI.” Tri-Y. What a familiar scene at noon! Barb Wilson. Lois Hendricks and Terry Stimmel purchase candy from the proprietors of the corner store. ROBERT ERNEST SANDMAN. FRANCES ANN SANTEE. FRAN. GAA. Girl Glee Club. DAVID STEVEN SASS. STEVE. IDA HARLEEN SCHAEFFER, GAA. JOAN MARY SCHAEFFER. JO. GAA. WILLIAM LEE SCHARFENBERG. BILL.” PETER (.ARY SCHARFF. PETE. CAROL ANN SCHEMMEL. GAA. Quill « Scroll. Tri-Y, Girls Glee Club, Newspaper. DONALD ERNEST SCHIFFKE. DON.” JUDITH ANN SCHMIDT. JUDY. CAA. Spanish Club. Tri-Y. Girl Glee Club. JOYCE ANN SCHNOOR. JO. CAA. Girls Glee Club. SANDRA LOUISE SCHRODER. “SANDY. RHODA MARIE SCHRODER. Utin Club. DON EDWARD SCHROEDER, MEL ROLAND TERRY SCHROEDER. RON. RUTH ANN SCHROEDER. RUTHIE, GAA, Girl Glee Club. DAVID HENRY SCHULTZ, Band. State Contest, Christmas Program. KATHLEEN MAY SCHULTZ. KATHY. GAA, Spanish Club, Tri-Y. DUANE JON SCHUMAKER. 'SHOES.'' Camera Club, Electronic Club. EDWIN SCHUMANN. JR.. ED. D-Men's, Hi-Y. Basketball. Golf. Red Crow. Gold “D, Spinsters' Spree Candidate. ARTHUR THOMAS SCRIVEN. TOM. Hi-Y. Utin Club. HELEN JEAN SEAMAN. CAA. Dramatics Club. All-School Play Stall, One Act Play Staff. Hall Monitor. JOHN ANTHONY SEBOLT. I) Men's. Bas- ketball. Track, Student Council. JACK HARN EY SERRINE. Electronic� Club. All-School Play Staff, Minstrel Show, Operetta. BARBARA JEAN SHADLE. Spanish Club. Tri-Y. Chorus. Student Council. TERRANCE ALAN SHA.MON. TERRY. D-Men's. Spanish Club. Basketball, Golf, Newspaper. JACK PAUL SHARP. Hi Y. Utin Club. Tennis. All-State. Band. Minstrel Show. Orchestra. State Contest. JO ANN RUBY SHAW. JO. CAA. Art Club, French Club. Tri-Y. Tennis, Band. Chorus. Minstrel Show. State Contest, Semester Honor Roll. Christmas Program. ROGER DUKE SHAW. ROC.” KAY MAXINE SHIPLEY. GAA. Utin Club, a Cappella. Girls Glee Club. Min trel Show, Operetta. Semester Honor Roll. BARBARA JEAN SHOEMAKER. BOB- BIE, Retailer ’ Club, Spanish Club, Girls Glee Club. ELMER CHARLES SIEBKE. JR.. ACE. FREDRICK JOHN SIMKINS. PUDGE.” Wrestling. Newspaper. CARL EUGENE SIMMS. GENE” ROTC Rifle Club. BARBARA JEAN SIMONS. “BARB. GAA. Tri-Y. a Cappclla, All-State. Chorus, Min- strel Show. Operetta, State Contest, Stu- dent Council. Christmas Program. 61 FREDRICK SINKANAS. SHIRLEY JEANNE SIPES. “SHIRL, Tri-Y. GAA, GirL dec Club. DENNIS HERMAN SISSEL. HERM. Electronic� Club, a Cappclla. Chorus. Min- strel Show. Operetta, (Christmas Program. CHARLES EDWARD SLACK. CHARLIE. Art Club. Football. Track, Newspaper Art Staff. ALICE MARIE SMITH. GAA, Girls Glee Club. BARBARA MILDRED SMITH. GAA. Dra- matics Club, French Club. Safe Driver� Club. DENNIS MARSHALL SMITH. D-Men's, Baseball, Football, Track, Wrestling, Senior Class Vice-President, Spinsters' Spree At- tendant. Student Council. All-State Foot- ball Honorable Mention, All-Quad-City Football, All-Metropolitan Football. DONALD ELDRIDGE SMITH. DON. Elec- tronics Club. Hi-Y-. ROTC Service Club. Spanish Club. Declamation, One Act Play Cast, a Cappclla, All-State, Chorus. Min- strel Show. Operetta. State Contest. Pops (Concert. Christmas Program. MILO DERONE SMITH. Red Crow. ROBERT COPELAND SMITH. D-Men's, Football, Track. Red Cross. GAIL SHARON SNYDER. GAA. RAYMOND LAMBERT SPENCER. TONY. Football, Wrestling, Red Crow. ROBERTA JEANNE SPF.TH. BOBBE JEANNE. GAA. Spanish Club. Tri-Y. Stu- dent Council. MAYBELLE KATHLEEN STABLEIN. Christian Youth Club. Girls Glee Club. CYNTHIA ANN STAGE. CINDY. GAA. Tri-Y Treasurer, Band. Minstrel Show, Operetta. Christina Program, Orchestra. Homecoming (Candidate. RICHARD HUGO STAHL. DICK. Football. ALEX EUGENE STAMOS. AL, D-Men's, Football. Track, Gold D. CARY ROTH WELL STANLEY. ROTC Off.- cera’ Club. ROTC Rifle lub, ROTC Sera ice (ilub President. Electronics Club, Radio Speaking, Minstrel Show, Newspaper, R.-d Crow. Student Council. ANNA MAE STARK. GAA. Safe Drivers Club. NANCY LOUISE STECHMANN, GAA. JANET MYRTLE STEEL. JAN.” GAA. l-atin Club, Tri-Y. a Cappclla. Chorus. Minstrel Show. Operetta. State Contest. Red Cross. Semester Honor Roll. SALLY ANN STEFFEN. SAL. GAA. Tri-Y. Girls Glee (dub. LAWRENCE ELMER STEINHAGEN. LARRY. ROTC Rifle Club. Band Camera Club. LOUIS JOHN STENDER. Track. DARLENE MARIE STEVENS. GAA. Latin Club. Safe Drivers Club. Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club. DONNA SUE STEWART. “SUZIE. Latin (dub. Spanish (dub. Tri-Y, Chorus. Girl Glee Club. KAY JANEI.I. STILL. Art (dub, Christian Youth Club. Dramatics Club. French Club. GAA. Quill Scroll. Safe Drivers Club. Spanish (dub. Tri-Y. Red Cross, a Cap- pella. Minstrel Show. Newspaper. Pops ( .oncert, Student Council. GERALD LEE STINOCHER. “JERRY. MARGARET ELAINE STOCKMAN. MARGIE, GAA. Safe Driver� Club. Tri-Y. Band. State Contest. Christmas Pro- gram, Semester Honor Roll. Patronizing their own Italian village in the DHS cafeteria arc these senior girl� . LARRY CARL STOI.TENBERG. ROTC Of- ficers' (dub. ROTC Rifle Club. ROTC Service Club. Student Council. MARY ELIZABETH STOW. GAA. Tri-Y President, a Cappclla. Christmas Program. Minstrel Show. Pops Concert, Operetta. Christian Youth Club Vice-President, NFL. Debate. Declamation, Interpretive Reading. Chorus. JOHN MICHAEL STRELOW. MARIE KATHERINE STRIETER. GAA. Band. Minstrel Show, Orchestra. MARGARET ANN STROHM. Christian Youth (dub. GAIL ANN STRUVE. GAA. Dramatics Club. Spanish Club. Thespian. Tri-Y, All-School Play Staff. Red Cross. CLIFFORD EDGAR STUBBS. KIP. D- Men's. Football. Wrestling. MAXINE HILDA STUIIR. MAX. CAA. German (dub. Tri-Y. (dioru . Red Cross. JERRY ARTHUR STURMS. JER. D- Men's. Football. Track. Wrestling. Gold D. KAY ANETTE STUTT. GAA. Spanish (dub. MARION JOAN SUCHEY. CHARLENE MARJORIE SUHR. GAA. Tri-Y. DALE RAYMOND SWAILS. Retailer� ’ Club. ELIZABETH LYNDA SWAIN. “BETTE GAA. NFL Secretary. French (dub Treas- urer, Quill St roll. Tri-Y, Debate. Decla- mation. Extempore Shaking, Interpretive Reading. Oratory. Newspaper Co-editor. Girls' State. Semester Honor Roll. RICHARD GENE SWARTZENDRUBER, SWATZ GARY ARNOLD TAGUE. JOHN WILLIAM TANK. J. T. LORETTA LANE TAYLOR. RETTA. THOMAS LOWELL TAYLOR. “TOM. Electronics Club. Baseball. Football, Chorus. MARIE ANNETTE TEEPLE, TEEPS. FIIA, GAA. Retailers' Club. DONNA MAE TIIEDE. Safe Drivers Club. ROBERT RAYMOND THEER. D-Men's. Hi-Y, Football. Track, Wrestling, Red Cross. BEVERLY EILEEN TIIOBE. BEV. GAA. Spanish Club, Tri-Y. Red Cross, Vice- President. VERNON FREDERICK TIIOBE. VERN. ROTC Officers' (dub. ROTC Service Club. ROTC Rifle Club. JAMES LEROY THOMAS. JIM. LINDA ELLEN THOMAS. SALLY KAE THOMAS. SAL. CAA, French (dub. Quill Scroll. Tri-Y-. Girl (dec (dub. Declamation. Newspaper Co- Editor, Y'earliook Ad Staff. Semester Honor Roll. ROBERT KEITH THOMPSON. “BOB. SUSAN CAROL THORNE. GAA. Art (dub. Christian Youth Club. Tri-Y-. Girls Glee Club. Student Council. MARJORIE CAROL TIMM. “MARC. ALLEN WADE TIPTON. Tennis. BARBARA JEAN TSCH1LLAKD, GAA. Tri-Y', Girls Glee Club. WILLIAM SHERMAN TUBBS. “WILL. Y'earliook Ad Staff. PETER BUCKLEY TUN1SON. PETE. Latin Club. SHIRLEY ANN ULLRICH, SHIRL.” Student (diuncil. VIRGINIA RUTH UNDERWOOD. “CINNY.” GAA, Latin Club. Tri-Y, Tenni� . a Cappclla. (dioru . Minstrel Show, Oper- etta. Orchestra, Stale Contest. Pop� Concert. FRANCES MARIE UNTIEDT, FRAN. GAA. Safe Driver� Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Y. 62 RICHARD EUGENE VANCE. PORK.” Football. Track. Band. Minstrel Show. Or- chestra, Slate Contest. LARRY EUGENE VANDER WILT, Basket- lull. Chorus. BRENDA JEAN VARNER. -BARNEY” Girl Glee Club. LIGA VTKSNE, “LIGI, Dramatic Club, French Club Vice-President, GAA Program Chairman, Latin Club Secretary. Quill Sr-roll Secretary-Treasurer.Tri-Y.All-School Play Staff. Debate. Declamation. Extempore Sneaking, Interpretive Rending. One Act Play Cast, Oratory. TV Speaking. News- paper Feature Editor, Student Council, Semester Honor Roll. JOHN MELVIN VILLINIS. “FLEA. Bas- ketball. Gold D, Student Council. ROBERT SPENCER VINTON. • BOB. JUDITH JoANN VOGT, JUDIE. GAA. Tri-Y. Girls Glee Club. DARLENE ANN VOSS. ELAINE VOSS. S|� anish Club. JOHN CHARLES VOSS. SHIRLEY JEAN VOSS. MARILYN JEAN WAAGE. GAA. Tri-Y. Art Club. Camera Club, Christian Youth (dub. Band, Minstrel Show. ROGER KAY WADDELL. ROG. Football. Wrestling. JAMES HUNTLEY WALLACE, JIM. All- State. Band. Minstrel Show, Operetta, Or- chestra. Stale Contest. LUCIE ANN WALTERS. Transfer from Bet- tendorf. GAA, Deitate, Chorus, Newspaper. EUGENE PAUL WELLENDORF,“BUTCH. ALLAN JOHN WERTHMANN. AL. EDITH MARILYN WESSEI- “EDIE. GAA. French Club. Quill Scroll, Tri-Y Treas- urer, Girls Glee Club. Newspaper Circula- tion Manager. Homecoming Queen, Junior Class Vice-President. Student Council Vice- President, Hall Monitcr. BONNIE KAY WESTMAN. Art Club. Dra malic Club, All-School Play Staff, One Act Play Cast, Girls Glee Club. THOMAS JAY WHAN. “TOM. BEVERLY JOAN WHEELER, BEV, GAA, Tri-Y. ROBERT LEROY WHITAKER. “BOB. ROTC Officers' (dub. Minstrel Show. JANICE IRENE WHITE. GAA. French Club. Tri-Y, Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Minstrel Show. SANDRA JEAN WHITE. SANDY, GAA. Tri-Y. DONNA LEE WHITLOCK. GAA. All-School Play Staff, Girls Glee Club, Student Council. KENNETH JAY WHITSON, “KEN, Latin Club. Football. CAROLE JO WIESE. WIESEY, Cirls Glee Club. ELAINE ARLENE WIESE, GAA. Tri-Y, Student Council. BETTY JEAN WILCOX. FIIA. GAA. ANN ELIZABETH WILHELM. GAA. Latin (dub. Treasurer, Tri-Y Cabinet, Tennis, Minstrel Show, Operetta, Orchestra, State Contest, Cheerleader. Red Cross, Home- coming Attendant. Junior Class Secretary, Student Council Secretary, Semester Honor Roll. JAMES EDWARD WILHELM. JIM. Cer- man (dub. Hi-Y. Baseball. Football, Junior (das Treasurer, Spinster ' Spree King. Student Council President, All-Quad-City Football. All-State Football Honorable Mention. DWIGHT ROBERT WILLIAMS. Wrestling. KEITH JAMES WILLIAMS, SKIP. Latin Club. LAW RENCE DEE WILLIAMS, LARRY, D-Men' , Football. Track, Gold D. PAUL STEPHEN WILLIAMS. WILLY, Christian Youth Club. KENNETH EUGENE WILLIS. KEN. (drristian Youth Club. Football, Track, Wrestling. KAREN SUE W II.LITS. SUE. GAA. NFL. Dramatics (dub, French (dub, Tri-Y Cabi- net. All-School Play Cast. Debate. Decla- mation. Extempore Speaking. Interpretive Reading, Oratory. Radio Speaking. TV Speaking. Newspaper, Red (Toss. Senior (das Treasurer. Homecoming Attendant, Semester Honor Roll. BARBARA ANN W ILSON. BARB. GAA. French (dub, Tri-Y. Chorus. Minstrel Show. Semester Honor Roll. NANCY JO WILSON, GAA. Art Club. Dra- matic (dub. French (dub, Tri-Y. All- School Play Staff. Student Council. MARTHA LORAIN E WINCKLEK. MARTY, Christian Youth Club. Girls Glee (dub. JANE ELIZABETH WOEBER, GAA. Art Club. Tri-Y. Newspaper Ad Staff. Yearltook Art Co-Editor, Homecoming Candidate, Student Council. DORIS IRENE WOLFE. Art Club. Camera (dub, Christian Youth Club. Radio Speaking. BARBARA ANN WOLFE. FIIA. Chorus, Girls Glee Club. LAWRENCE JAY WOLFE. “JEROME. D- Men's, Quill Scroll, W resiling Manager, Newspaper Sports Editor. JEANNINE LYDIA WOOD. Semester Honor Roll. LAURA LUCILLE WOOD. Christian Youth Club. LAURENCE LEROY WOOD. “LEROY. Wrestling. THOMAS ALAN WOOD. TOM. ROTC Service Club, Art Club. Dramatics Club. Electronics Club. Hi-Y. ROTC Officers' Club. Thespian. All-School Play Staff. One Act Play Cast, a (iappella. Minstrel Show, Operetta, State Contest. BERNICEJUAXITA WOODFORD. BUNNY. Christian Youth Club, Girls Glee Club. GAA. LOIS ELIZABETH WRAY. LOU. GAA, Girl Glee Club. Student Council. ROSE BEVERLY W RAY, GAA. Tri-Y. MARY JANE W'ULF. GAA. Tri-Y. MARCIA ANNE WYLIE. GAA. Tri-Y. Min- strel Show. Operetta. Orchestra. State Contest, Cheerleader. JANIS LOUISE YANT. “JAN, GAA. Tri-Y. SUSAN ELAINE YAZMAN. SUE. GAA. Tri-Y, a Cappclla. Minstrel Show. NINA RAE YORK. RICHARD EARL YOUNG. SPIKE. D- Men’s, Baseball. Newspaper, Red Cross, Student Council. ROGER THOM PH N YOUNG. Latin Club. Footlull. Wrestling, Red Cross, Student Council. THERESE LOUISE YOUNGER. TERRY. FIIA, GAA. Chorus. Student Council. LOREN WALTER ZABEL, ZO.M. Student Council. THEODORE JOHN ZEINER. TED. D- Men's, Football. All-State Football, All- Quad-City Football. All-Metropolitan Football. SUSAN MARGARET ZOE( KI.ER, SUE Z. GAA, Tri-Y. Dramatics (dub, French Club, a ('appella. All-State, Chorus. Madrigal. Minstrel Show, Operetta. State Contest, Christmas Program. CAROL ANN ZOGC. FIIA, Safe Drivers (dub, Spanish Club. Newspaper. DAVID HOW ARD ZUBER, Football. Wres- tling. Student Council. STEWART ANTHONY ZUBER. TONY. A punding experiment keeps Tom Wood, Karen Kron and Ron Dorris busy at work in the chemistry lab. Organized and carried out for the first time under the direction of Student Council, the 1956 Home- coming festivities dominated the week-end of Novem- ber 2 and 3. Excitement soared for the first time when the coro- nation of Queen Edith Wessel and her court con- sisting of Liz Ann Berger, Carol Lester, Ann Wilhelm and Sue Willits was witnessed by the student body during the aud Friday afternoon. Moline seemed doomed as the Blue Devils entered Brady Street Stadium Friday night with an unbeaten record. Aiming to please the most avid fans the. Imps stabbed the Maroons 34-7 in the traditional Homecoming game. Tribute of appreciation for the successful reign ol her majesty and the attendants was shown at the Homecoming dance held Saturday night in the George Edward Marshall Gymnasium. Co-captains Jim Wil- helm and Jerry Frei presented the game ball auto- graphed by the team members to Queen Edic. Each member of the court received a necklace inscribed with the memorable dates of the 1956 Davenport High School Homecoming. 66 ANN WILHELM SUE WI LUTS 67 Portraits by Free Studios Reigning over Homecoming proceeding� in formal dress are Queen Edith Wessel and attendants Carol Lester, Liz Ann Berger. Ann Wilhelm and Sue Willit . Queen Edie Lx escorted from her throne at the clone of the Homecoming aud by Ed Schumann as Liz Ann Berger and Ann Wilhelm await their turn. In I) formation are the twelve happy candidates nominated by the senior class; Janet George, Patty Reddy, Nancy Hedberg, Edie Weasel, Carol Ha- mann. Lyn Jones. Sue Willits, Ann Wilhelm, Jane Woeber, Cindy Stage, Carol Lester and Liz Ann Berger. Knighting of tl� c co-captains, Jim Wilhelm nnd Jerry Frei, by Queen Edie highlighted the Home- coming aud. Excitement i� in the air as the royalty. Ann. Carol, Queen Edie Liz Ann and Sue prepare for the parade through town. Traditional pre-game festivities are in full swing as senior claw president Bill Hawkins presents Edie with a Unique! of roses. r D r a m a t i c s Friday night'� cast: Cary' Hakim� , Bob Tucckes, Dave Hess, Sue Willits, Carl Ripperton, Lois Hendricks, George Coronei, Dee Dee Danico and Gloria Lewis admire the life-sire telegram sent to them for good luck by the public speaking department. Lois Hendricks displays her new attire to Sue Willits while Dee Dee Danico gives stern orders to Cary Hakins and Gloria Lewis. First produced in 1773, Oliver Gold- smith’s “She Stoops To Conquer” was tackled in actual 18th century reproduc- tion for the 1956 All-School Play. Re- verting to the 1700’s, the performers donned representative attire down to pow- dered wigs and buckled shoes. The cast consisted of Dee Dee Danico and Doric Holtz, Mrs. Hardcastle; George Coronei, Mr. Hardcastle; Lois Hendricks and Sheri Owens, Kate Hardcastle; Bob Tueckes, Tony Lumpkin; Sue Willits and Mary Beth Peil, Constance Neville; Carl Rip- perton, Mr. Marlow; Gloria Lewis and Jo Ann Riley, Dolly; Dave Hess, Mr. Hastings and Gary Kakins, Diggory. The play was directed by Mrs. Mae Lima Tornquist who was assisted by student director Ora Mae Sorensen and provided humorous dramatic entertainment for Oc- tober 26 and 27 audiences. Curtain Going U p Making their final appearance in 17th century costumes are the members of the Saturday night cast. Gary Eakins, Jo Ann Riley, Dave Hess. Mary Beth Peil, Carl Ripperton, Sheri Owens, George Coronei, Doric Holla and Bob Tueckes. Bob Tueckes receives due punishment from Doric Holtz as George Coronei scowls in obvious disapproval. (Capturing the spotlight for a moment is Carl Ripperton while Sheri Owens attempts to question him. Completely absorbed in each other’s company are Dave Hess and Mary Beth Peil. Portraying an invalid in the ploy “Legend of Camille ’ is Lois Hendricks. Judy Wilson and Sheila Lynch provide the supporting cast members in the onc-act play directed by Dee Dec Danico. George Coronei interprets a part for festival tryouts as Bill Svrcnty. Karen Richardson, and Ora Mac Sorensen listen attentively. “Academy Awards” for outstanding dra- matic skill displayed during the Winter Play Festival, January 31 and February 1, were presented to Ix is Hendricks as best actress, Pat Thorne, best actor and Gene Gronewold for best director. Au- gustana judges awarded decisions after a critical evaluation of “Present Day Court- ship,” “Bread,” “Legend of Camille,” and “Sob Stuff,” the four one act plays which were portrayed. The Spring Play Festival was held in late April. “I Remember Mama,” the senior class play, was pre- sented April 5 and 6. Directed by Mr. Harold Marston, the entire cast consisted of seniors. Supplementing the forty-four member cast were additional seniors who served on backstage crews, painted scenery y and publicized the affair. Following th completion of the last performance, the en- tire cast presented Mr. Marston with a token of their appreciation, a plant in a pair of wooden shoes. 72 Diligently applying make-up for a performance in a one- act play arc Rose Mary O’C-onnor and Marge Maxwell. With a critical ear Director Marston listens as a group of senior class play hopefuls tryout. “To an unforgettable evening, toast the royalty I-orcn Ralfs. King Jiin Wilhelm. Chuck Hulsc and Dennis Smith. An oriental air set by dragons, wishing huddlin' and parasols captured the en- joyment of Spree-goers. Silting down on the job are Sheri Owens, Lyn Jones and Donnn Arp as Karen Rasmussen, Jo Ann Shaw. Sue Carroll and Brenda Nye tend to higher business. Completely free of money problems for one night, Jerry Atkinson waits for his escort. Margaret Stockman who is busy paying the check. ■ One of these boy wa . destined to experience a foreign delight as King of Oriental Fantasy. I relented to the student body in an aud were the ten boys nominated by CAA member ; Chuck llul . Dennis Smith. Kd Schumann. Roger Ralfs. Rill Hawkins. Loren Rails. Sandy Hook. Dick Jacke, John Copley and Jim Wilhelm. Spinsters’ Spree Pops Concert Accompanied by a Cappclla. orchestra and Mrs. Still arc two featured Pops Concert soloists, .Mary Beth Peil and Dick Krnst. Music fans were entertained No- vember 7 when the music depart- ment presented the first DUS Pops Concert in the auditorium. Chosen selections from Carousel, Briga- doon and the King and I headlined the production. Accompanied by the band and orchestra, the pro- gram was directed by Mr. Milton Anderson with the assistance of Mr. James Stevenson. In perfect harmony, members of the orchestra and a Cappella get the show underway under the direction of Mr. Milton Anderson. Holiday Traces Reviewing the “Childhood of Christ for a December 11 audience, members of a Cappella, orchestra, band and Cirls’ Glee Club presented the annual Christ- mas program at the Masonic Temple. The various stages of the story were im- personated by students in authentic cos- tume. Highlighting the program was soloist. Ann O'Connell's piano rendition of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. Going over last minute details back stage arc Chuck O'Neil and AI Havcreamp, two of the lead singers. SUE WILLITS HONORARY CADET COLONEL WILD A BANNISTER HONORARY CADET MAJOR SHERI OWENS HONORARY CADET MAJOR Military Ball Flanked by Cadet Lieutenant Colonel George Ash- ton and Cadet Captain Michael Inman is Sue Willits. Honorary Cadet Colonel of the 31st annual Military Ball. Honorary Cadet Majors, Wilda Bannister and Sheri Owens stand in the receiving line with Cadet Major Ronald Miner and Cadet Captain Gary Stanley. Preceding the dance at the Coliseum was the Officers' Banquet held in the Skyline Room of the Blarkhawk Hotel. Guest speaker wa« Donald Sit , a former DHS ROTC Battalion Commander. Honored guest was Colonel Carton, Head of Iowa Military District and a West Point graduate. Nominated by the entire student body and fat uity and voted upon hy the ROTC battalion were these fifteen senior girls. First Row: Janet George, Liz Ann Berger, Wilda Bannister. Carol Hamann, Judie Hartsock. Sue Willits and Lois Hendricks. Second Row: Nancy Murray, Carol Lester. Lyn Jones. Jane Woeber, Ann Wilhelm, Nancy Murray, Sheri Owens and Patty Reddy. Fro m Desk, to Press The Blackhawk office is the scene of constant activity as members of the Blackhawk newspaper staff hurry to meet deadlines and provide an interesting source of in- formation for DHS students. Published bi-weekly, the Blackhawk consists wholly of material written, drawn, organized and printed by the student staff supervised by H. H. Wubben, editorial advisor and Frank Tank, pub- lications advisor. The 1956-57 newspaper staff devoted longer hours and more concentrated efforts to publish an all-school paper. Enlarging the Blackhawk to five columns and changing to glossy-type paper as well as adding for the first time a student-drawn comic strip, were some notable changes employed to increase reading circulation. Favorable city-wide comment was received by the staff for its lively editorial policy which delved searchingly into many civic, educational and social prob- lems such as Davenport’s need for a new swimming pool, Mississippi Valley Conference sportsmanship and prej- udices between races. The newspaper staff obtained ample reward for their year’s work when the Blackhawk received an All-American rating. Newspaper Editor-in-Chief Marcia Oliver finishes one of the numerous tasks involved in production of the Blackhawk. Pictured in various phases of their work are Sally Thomas. Co-Editor: Bette Swain. News Editor: l.iga Viksnc. Feature Editor: and Larry Wolfe. Sports Editor. Jill Denninglon and Judy Maack aid Circulation Manager Edie Wessel in her work. The indispensable ad staff is pictured at a check-up meeting. left to right are Judy Maack, Anita Viksne, Jill Dcnnington, Sue StelT, Patsy SlcCormick, Carolyn Brown. Clcve Canham. Judy Lopcr and Jim Miller. discussing ways to improve the next assign- ment arc reporter Dale Bieher, Larry Byers. I ill Dcnnington, Don Hazen, Grctchen Walker, Carolyn Brown, Carol Schcmmcl. !vay Still. Hon Holqiiist, Polly Singletcrry. Dcnnie Whan. Judy Maack and Nan Duggan. Vocational printers Jerry I.indbom and Peter Daut are involved in the process of lead casting, an important phase of Blackhawk production. Glancing at their accomplishments are Black- hawk reporters. First Row: Judie Hartsock, Judy Hebl eln, Sue Willits. Kdie Wcssel, BobI e Pfortmiller and Pat Hans. Second How: Cleve Canham, Mike Ohlsen, Larry Crouch, Jim Davis and Ron Erps. Black ha w k Yearbook. Typing picture identifications is Editor-in- Chicf Jean McCracken. While Sandy Hook, Sports Editor: George Ashton, layout Editor: ami Nancy licdbcrg. Club Editor: obtain ideas from a past yearbook: Julie Gibson, Activities Editor, and l.inda Koolbcck, Senior Editor, prepare to type the suggestions. I)ee Dee Danico and Sharon Burchett, associate editors, arrange for future pictures. IVI omento off 1957 Advertising Manager Cleve Canham. seated on the left, conducts an all-important meeting. (Compos- ing the ad staff are Carolyn Brown. Judy Maark. Jill Dcnnington, Cary Schaeffer. Karen Kinsler, Judy I-oper. Diane (Connelly, and Patsy McCormick. JL Jane Woelier. Art Kditor. and Bill Hawkins discuss possible cartoons as Anne Cummins, Art Assistant, and yearbook workers Nancy Duggan and Judy llebheln confer. Members of the yearbook staff spend countless hours producing a yearbook which will summarize the year’s events and be a constant reminder of high school days. Aided by advisors, H. H. Wubben and Frank Tank, the stu- dent staff is responsible for every phase of production with the excep- tion of printing. The 1957 Black- hawk vas expanded twenty-five pages and included additional original art work and unusual techniques. Expres- sions of approval registered on the races of those who read the book con- s.ilutes an ar pie reward for the year of work by the Blackhawk staff. Instructing hig audience in the science of fleaology is Carl Ripperton, Master of Ceremonies of the 1957 Minstrel Show. “La Fiesta,” presented February 22 and 23. M i n s t r e I Sho w Carol I .ester, Nancy Hedbcrg, and Patty Reddy harmonize while Mr. Mortiboy, in fiesta dress, directs. Twirling to a Latin American tune is soloist Barb Wilson and dance- line members Sandy Nelson, Nancy Murray. Nancy Hcdberg, Juanita Lewis, Rosemary O'Connor, (jinny Underwood. Linda Koolbeck, and Ann Wilhelm. South of the Border Tap-dancing her version of “South’ is minstrel soloist Connie Carroll. Jungle Drums” heat as soloist Sue Zoeeklcr sings and Joan Kakert, I.inda McDonald. Sharon Lewis, Judy Anderson, Kathy Lewis, Marilyn Becker. Barbara Henning, Ruthann Likeness. Judy Atkinson, and Virginia Knilans dance. Reserve Officers Captain Wesley C. Fisher points out the main parts of a machine gun to the ROTC instructors SFC J. D. Ticer, SGT. Phillip Spinahella. SFC Joe Baumann, and SFC Ivan Grant. Included in the 1956-57 activities of the ROTC Battalion were Princi- pal’s Day Inspection, held in Oc- tober on Ripley Street Field and a Courtesy call paid by General Ellery, Division Artillery Com- mander from Fort Riley, Kansas. The annual Military Ball was or- ganized completely by the DUS ROTC department. Climaxing the year’s activities was Federal Inspec- tion, held in May. Passing in review during ROTC Principal's Day Inspection is Second Platoon Company E. The Color Guard attracts attention at any ROTC Batallion proceedings. In Effect formation arc Mike Compton. ave Hess, Carmen Conklin and Rodney Adams. Training Corps Striking a lively beat the ROTC band is on the inarch! Cadet Second Lieutenant Cary Stan- ley is decorated by Mr. Berry during the award ceremony of Principal's Day Inspection. 88 Could it be that the overtime put in by these sophomore debaters is an effort to pass up the varsity squads? Amazed by the industrious group, debate coach, Mr. Fulton Ross watches from the sidelines. “a public speaker’s work is never done” is a true statement evidenced by the long hours of preparation necessary for suc- cess. Students arc trained to think re- flectively about national and international topics of concern as well as everyday problems. Their thoughts must then be clearly organized and presented in a con- vincing manner. Realizing experience is the best teacher, Mr. Fulton Ross, instruc- tor and coach, provides top-notch compe- tition for students interested in humorous, dramatic, oratorical declamation, inter- pretive reading, original oratory, televis- ion and radio speaking, student senate, discussion and debate. At least a portion of classtime is spent on each of these phases. In addition, lectures and study are concentrated on ancient pieces of rhe- toric, political speeches and vocabulary expansion. Co-captains of varsity debate. Bette Swain and Bill Hawkins marvel at the winning cup which marked the succe� of the year first contest at Brindley. with Ease Complete interest is evident a Dave Hess and Cloria Lewis share their discovery. � new argument for the junior varsity debate squad, with fellow members Kathy McCleave and Liga Viksne. 89 Stephanie Kent and Judy Erickson discover the import ance of backing their ideas with sulistantinl evidence Varied and extensive, the year’s activities provided opportunity for educational, extra-curricular activities. Early in No- vember many students ventured to Iowa City to witness an international debate between Oxford and State University of Iowa students. The state speech associa- tion and National Forensic League offer preliminary, district and state contests to serve as the final measure of a speak- er’s ability. Each contest includes com- petition in individual events, discussion, and debate. DHS students traveled to Brindley, Iowa City, Coe College, Au- gustana, Dubuque and Galesburg to take part in college invitationals. Win or loose, the goal of the public speaking department is to provide varied exper- ience for students who are interested in learning how to think intelligently and to express their thoughts clearly. Captur- ing the state championship climaxed the year’s public speaking activities and demonstrated the capabilities of the de- bate squad. Everyone got into the act when Doric Holtz tried to record a contest selection. Attempting to aid her are Roger Chamber . Paul Schroeder, Marilyn Angstrom, and Gloria Sundquist. Varied reactions accompanied the written criticism issued to Doric Holt . JoAnn Riley. Dave Hess. Gloria Lewis, Boh Hansen and Jim Moeller at the Speech Association preliminaries held in Bettendorf. Searching for just the right one. Boh Hansen, Judy Dahl and Diana Kent scan the cabinet for a declamation. 91 Assuming leadership for Davenport high are Student Council officers Edie Wessel, vice- president; Jim Wilhelm, president; Sandy Hook, treasurer; and Ann Wilhelm, secretary. Student Council 92 Several firsts mark the success of this year’s Student Council achievements. Rep- resenting the students’ ideas and plans, the council for the first time accepted full responsibility for the 1956 Homecoming. Realizing the value of a foreign student program, efforts were made to raise the money needed to bring a student to DHS next year. Avid interest in the problem of the lack of recreational facilities pro- vided the members with the incentive to participate in a meeting which represen- tatives of all high schools in Davenport attended. Discussing the pros and cons of a Student Council issue arc representa- tives Bill Sweaty, Judy McCracken and Dennie Ashy. Helpful participation in community pro- jects is the goal of the DHS Red Cross chapter. Each year the group accepts one major project to improve city wel- fare. After a visit to the Oral Deaf School, Red Cross officers discovered the need for a new type of educational hear- ing trainer. They purchased this device and it is currently in use to improve the quality of training. Nearly S 160.00 was • collected. in the drive for Red Cross ’ donations. Approximately 500 Christ- v mas stockings were distributed through- out the community to orphanages, homes for the aged and needy groups. The year’s activities ended in an Easter drive to send packages to foreign countries. Catching a glimpse of Junior Red Cross activities across the nation arc Frank Low, Mrs. Sandway and vice-president, Carolyn Hindman. 93 Garbed in concert robes arc the members of the madrigal, Sheri Owens, Barb Simons. Nancy Hedberg, Doris Dugglcby. Sue Zoecklcr, Brenda Nye, Dick Ernst, Carl Ripperton, Dave Buhl and Chuck O’Neil. Voices Blending DHS a Cappella First Row: Debbie Thomas, Patty Reddy. Nancy Aronson. Sue Yazman, Virginia Underwood, Mary Stow. Janet Steel, Sue Zoecklcr, Ruth Puck, Doris Dugglcby. Judy Martens. Marcia Oliver. Nancy iledlrerg. Sheri Owens. Sandy Drake. Terry Cathcrall, Connie Carroll, Shirley Donaldson, Diane Connelly. Second Row : Helen Coelln. Kay Shipply, Carol Lester, Jean Berg. Barb Simons, Wilda Bannister, Dec Koss. Judy Chaffin, Sandy Peters, Marge Ma ..I. Judie llartxock, Mary Beth Peil, Janet Rumery, Sharon Wickham, Kav Still. Annabelle Elders, Bremla Nye. Judy Dali. Pat Tliode, Jurly Kuehl, Carolyn hind- man. Third Row : Pat Thorne. Bill C rlxtrom. Michael Link, Gordon Miller, Dirk Mittlebusher, Bob Thocm, Skip Campbell, Ixonard Comes . Dave Buhl, Allen ilavcrramp, Craig Srhattsrhneider. Tom Wood. I atry Grosskopf. Barry Frcderieksen, Gene Gronewold, Darrell Dorman. Chuck Hollen. Chuck Hulse. Dick Housinan. Chuck O'Neill, Ed Powell. Fourth Row: Dave Fairweather, Darius Shelton. Louis Stockman, Dick Hymes. Glenn Drcsselhaua. Larry Keliev, Dick Ernst, Dick Ihlefeld, Dennis Sissel, Jerry Kreitcr, John Copley, Don Smith, Carl Rippcrton, l-arry Moburg. Mike Compton, Jerry Frei, Kenneth Fola d, c llar|� er, Jim Iverson, Willx-r Frahm, Don Pederson. 94 in Harmony Advanced Chorus First Row: Celia Weaver, Carolyn Dimmer. Nan Duggan, Linda Jager, Joanne Spencer. Anita Striven, Barbara Montgomery. Aletha Schroder, Cretchen Johnson, Judy Bindewald. Judie Lewis, Kathleen Figge, Judy Stickcl, Julie Kallaus, Sharon Malone, Judy Firkinger, Sharon Sellers. Second Row: Sharron Andersen. Li.ida Schwerdtfcger. Nancy Jsbens, Sandra Rose, Jeannette Hollister, Ruth Barnes, Laura Schroeder, Carole Ceisler, Linda Nyenhuis. Ora Mae Sorensen. Polly Singleterry, 'rdic hahrenkrog, Karen Wagner. Judy Wilson. Dorothy Jepsen, Janice Sarsgaard. Mary Lee Miller. Jill Dcnnington, Judy Kerns. Third Row: -Becky Lmels, Boh Hansen, Dave Brown, Ken Myers, Boh Burchett, Mike Bchm. Gene Kakert, Gary Kolrcrtson, Jack Zugg. George Laxton, Bill Jasper. John Moepner. Cary Conger. John Decker, David Gore. David Green, Jerry Mooney. Boh Maxwell, Marlene Foley, Betty 1-ou Over. Fourth Row: Kathie l.ong. Janice Whi'-, Ren helske, Vernon Fahrenkrog, Chuck Young. Phil Manus, Ronnie Morris, Roger Waddell, Ron Storjohann. Bill Hetzel, Steve Gray, John Procter, .harlcs Hoitz, Bill Wesender, Tom Reemtsma, David Bopp, Tom Vanderslicc, Bill Petersen. Mary Ellen DuVall, Katherine Barnes. 95 The mixed octet which is composed of Marjorie Maxwell, Sharon Wickham, Ruth Puck, Mary Beth Peil. Clenn Drcs- x-lhaus. Pat Thorne, Skip Campbell and Don Smith pauses in a practice session for a moment. The DHS a Cappella, singing completely unaccom- panied, presented vocal renditions with versatility. This fall marked the first DHS attempt to produce a Pops Concert. Chosen selections from Broadway musicals highlighted the exhibition of the chorus, band and orchestra. The Christmas Spirit was in- stilled by a Cappella and the Girls’ Glee Club when they combined their talents once again with the or- chestra to present the annual Christmas program. Welcome signs of spring entered the vocal depart- ment as they presented the minstrel show and pre- pared for the state contest. Membership in a Cappella is achieved only after considerable experience in music field and tryouts. The long hours of practice during the fall and winter proved beneficial for the vocal music productions were unusually successful this year. Harmonizing with the aid of Mr. An- derson at the piano are Patty Reddy. Carol I-ester and Nancy Hedberg, the GirU' Trio. 96 Beginning Chorus First Row: Janet Easter, Sally Welch, Doreen Wildman, Emily Jane Sund, Sharon Arnce, Jacqueline Swemlinc. Sandra Carey, Diana Kent. Jill Hebbeln, Judie Walker, Judy Ellis. Sandra Lillie, Karrcn McDermott, Julie Prignitz, Sandra Daily. Second Row: Judy Wigglesworth, Janice Whyte, Annita Mitchell. Sandy Hemstoek, Diane Loren , Susan Vrcdenhurg, Susan Tunison, Mary Moldenhauer. Sandy Sehneekloth. Mary Grendorf. Margo Rolills, Pat Korch, Sue Frandsen, Janice Cealy, Alice Martin. Judy Erickson, Sarajo Westlund, Shirley Jorgenson, Susie Katz, (’.here Eckerlebe, Jan Williams. Third Row : Bca Conover. Sherryl Francis. Mary Runtenhack. Dixie Lindahl, Bert OITerman, Diane alley, Sandi Reed, Anita Yiksne. Peggy Peterson, Nadine Mezentsoff, Jean Milligan, Susan Chalupa, Sally (Aouitas, Donna W'illinms, Jane Magnus«on, Linda Nagel. Trudy McNulty. Margaret Hibbs, Judy Spari cl. Judy Stormer. Shirley Haugen. Ruby Jo Ponce, Anna Beth Spurrier. Fourth Row : Carole Cartcc, Rita Iverson. Bonnie Williams. Pat Hemmen. Carol Mosher. I.orctla Petersen. Patty Buntcnbach, Karen Ellis, Suzan Berard. Chris Bmhaker, Corine Rinehart, Gail Gibson. Judy Maas, Sharon Mitchell, Carole Robnelt. Donna Bettis, Arlene Gronewold, Geri Bobak, Karen Sargent. Doris Thomas. Mary Lou Schreier, Kovalce Bradley. Janet C.rcenlee, Kathie Knuth. Joyce Eckstein. Darlene Hesse. Fifth Row : Patricia Botsford. Gladys Secoy, Marilyn Jipp, Amis Anderson� . Roger Gadient, Robert Boots. David Bennett, Lyle Geske, John Grayson, Dennis Trauffer, Thomas Dickson, Edward Math, Charles Conner, Lynn Beguhn, Jimmy Corletl, Gary Ijwson, Raymond Yoder, Tom Meyers, Larry Widigen, Virgil Gooding, Joann Eyler, Anne Lindsay, Linda Daley. Choral G ups Vt Preparing to perfect one of their songs are Janet Steel. Susie Zoeckler. Barb Simons and Terry Catherall, members of the girls' quartet. 97 Fiddles and Davenport High School Band Sandy Hoepncr. Dale Dixon. Ken Booth. Bill Jinken$. Miriam Smit. Kay Vallem. Barb Henning, John Grayson, Delores Hansen. Judy Tank, Judy Wolfe, Dirk Hyme . Gary Holman, Sylvia Geurink, Judy Drews, Dennis Edwards, Bom- Bluedorn. Dave Tomlinson, Sue StefT, Ann Steningcr, Jim Neumann, Pat Graham. Mike Dismer, Judy Anderson, Janet Swanson. Sandra Proksch. Nile Norton. Carolyn Gordon. Judy Bindewald, Ann Ayres, Carl Meier, Barb Horn, Marilyn Stull. Catherine Hunt, Chuck Hollen, Pat Ewbank, Dick Benson, Robert Paper. Frances George, Phil Meeker. Glen I-cvetzow, Jack Sharp, Marilyn Fuller. Colleen Buchl, Diane Atwood, Pat Hemping. Tom Tracey, Ron Hall, Judy Atkinson. Carol Lester, Steve Dunn, Karen Rasmussen, Nancy Murray. Dave Fry. Jim llus et, Sharon Lewis. Joan Van Dyke. Banks Swan. Sally Luethje, David l-orcnz. Ruth Woodford. Dick Vance. Marilyn Waage. Gay Randall, Craig Knou . Gary Howe. Marilyn Becker. Ken Paulsen, Judy Wendt, Tom Sletta. Sandy Quick, Jim Blott. Dick Ernst. Norma Tawncy, Maxine Stineman, Ida Phelps, Linda Nagel. Lee Tapper, Phil Kuhn. Jim Wallace, Linda McDonald, Dave Schultz, Sandy Nelson. Marie Stricter, Bcv Schluetcr. Don Pedersen, Donna Jacobs, David Morgan, Jim Bullis, Margie Waage, Steve (.arson, Margaret Stockman, Paul Smoker, Ron Rust, Shirley Radeke, Ron Peterson. Proceeding each football game Sharon Lewis and Marilyn Stull. DHS majorettes, performed with the Inarching band. Beginning the year on a good note the DHS band captured first place in the Chicagoland Festival held in August. Twelve members of the group partici- pated in the All-State band and thre were skilled enough to obtain fir chair honors. Under the baton of M Forrest Mori i boy, the band provid music for football and basketball games. The group appeared in adjoint concert with orchestra and vocal ' games. Appearing with the bap ., orchestra and vocal groups in'X, :l . was the guest soloist Rafael Mendez. The year came to a close as the band ‘ members played for the senior Com- mencement exercises in June. v 98 For m a t i o n s A jam session seems in ihc making as Jack Sharp, Judy Wolfe, Steve Dunn and Paul Smoker practice a selection. Instrumental music instructors Mr. Bates, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Mortiboy cheek de- tails before classes begin. Forming a little brown jug at halftime is the famed DUS marching band. Davenport High School Orchestra Dave Fry. Paul Schroeder. Judy Campbell. Kathy Lewis. Judy Atkinson. Gary Howe. Virginia Underwood. Judy Wolfe. Tom Tracy. Ruth Stricter. Gay Kandell, Ann O’Connell. Gale Krumbholz. Steve Dunn. Carolyn Disrner, Dick Benson. Linda Koolheck, Virginia Knilans, Tom Fiedler. Dee Foley. Sheri Gillette. Ron Hall. Pat Hemping, Marge Peters. Ann Wilhelm. John Grayson, Dennis Kdwards, Nancy Batten, Ida Phelps, Sandy Quick. Bill Kraus. Stephany Kent. Rosie Kerns. Marcia Wylie. Dave Tomlinson, Rosemary O'Connor. Juanita Lewi . Jack Sharp, Marty Hollen, Ruthann Fairall. Paul Smoker. Janice I.eishsenring. Janet Swanson Jim Hussct, Alice Hurlbutt. Solly Jaeke. Steve Larson. Marie Stricter. Laura Schroeder, Pat Graham. Dick Hymes. Sherrill Kraus, Nancy Hedl erg. Mike Dismer, Seymour Bernstein. Connie Bell, Judy Dali. Eleanor Ackman. Janet Krocgcr. Nancy Murray, Phil Kuhn, Judy Anderson, Sharon Kulhavy, Ruthann Likeness. Mike Ohlsen, Mary Mitchell. An invitation to present a program for the Music Education National Convention sparked the year’s activities for the DIIS orchestra. Traveling by train to Omaha, Nebraska, the group presented the March 16 concert. Functioning under the direction of Mr. James Stevenson, the orchestra pri vided background music for the Pops Concert, Christmas program and Minstrel Shov . Several instrumental groups took part t the Spring Music Festival and r� btaii I valuable experience by following r n conductor. Long hours of practice paid o(T w •. ny orchestra members participated in .he i ite contest. Joan Van Dyke. Delores Hansen. Margaret Stockman and Sandy Nelson locate their instrument� previous to first period band class. OfCXl cVvQytng the practice room tor i «rsal of a tricky state contest numlx-r ar I’liil .Meeker, Diane Atwood, Sylvia Ceurink and Sandra Prokich. A r t Club Shirley Law studies one of the famous Grant Wood paintings on display at the Davenport Art Gallery. Composed of members who arc devoted to expanding their artistic knowledge is the DHS Art Club. Varied, beneficial and interesting programs, in addition to community participation in art activities, constitute the year of art endeavor. A representative from the art gallery spoke on Chinese art and enabled the club members to visualize more clearly by showing pictures. Steve Fredricksen, who received national acclaim for his model home, provided first-hand knowl- edge and an illustrated talk on modern home-building architecture. Noted pro- grams included a summary of the interior decorators' field and an explanation of the Grant Wood display. Officers were Bonnie Westman, presi- dent; Glori Sundquist, vice-president; Nancy Wilson, secretary; and Wesley Fairall, treasurer. First Row: Mr. Paul Johnson. Margie aage, Judy Goetlig, Wes Fairall. Glori Sundquist. Bonnie Westman. Nancy Wilson, Shirley Law, Linda Ott. Second Row: Janic e Jones. Marilyn Waage, Ruth Rhine . Jackie Cisler, Sheri Gere, Janet Smith, Julie Geisewite, Debbie Howe. Jane Wocber. Third Row : Steve Fredericksen, Tom Tunison. Steve Sampson, Dan Meininger. Jim Moeller, Judy Smith, Lorraine Marti, Sandy Mau, Gloria Lange, Kleanor Ackman. 104 % W f First Row: Mr. Schwarz . Colleen Buehl, Karen Schneckloth, Margie Waage, Marilyn Waage. Second Row: Lois Peterson. Cary Robertson, Charles Conner. Wayne McDevitt, Judith TilUf. Camera Club 4 Gary Roliertson and Mr. Schwarze. advisor, dis- cus� newer methods of developing photographs. The Camera club members gained and put into use new knowledge by becoming acquainted with the many different phases of photography. While they took part in actual photography and photo processing, members gained not only experience but skill as well. Serving as oflicers for Camera club were Gary Robertson, pres- ident; Margie Waage, vice-president; Marilyn Waage, secretary; and Lois Petersen, treasurer. Mr. Schwarze, advisor, provided the club with helpful assistance and guidance. 105 First Row: Bill Myers. Janice Hauger. Virginia Clark. Mary Ixmgman, Lily Buntcnbach, We Fairall, Janeice Bean. Sharon Sellers. Mary Buntenhach. Joyce I.umroer. Second Row: Hanne Niedorf. David Core, Mabeth Wray, Margaret Strohm. Sally Coultas, Pat McDill, Diane Perry. Margie Waage, Ron Murphy. Paul Williams. Third Row: Barbara Montgomery. Anmarie Shackelford. Barbara Collins, Kay Hudson. Gladys Secoy. Patty Bunlenbarh. Delores Lingard. Laura Wood. Florence Disney, Wilma Ritchey. 9 c The primary purpose of the Christian Youth club is to establish a Christian spirit of fellowship throughout Daven- port High School. The members fur- ther their religious knowledge by attending the devotional meetings. Local ministers and prominent indi- viduals in related fields were available to speak, counsel and educate at the bi-weekly meetings. Adding to the programs were hymns, prayer, and Scripture lessons followed by social entertainment. Aided by their advisor, Mr. Roger Berry, were the officers Lily Bunten- bach, president; Wes Fairall, vice- president; and Janeice Bean, secretary- treasurer. Conducting the club second semester were president, Paul Wil- liams; vice-president, Connie Willis; and secretary-treasurer, Patricia Buntenbach. Attempting to combine patriotism with religion in their meetings arc Pat McDill, Diane Perry, Margaret Strohm and Mabeth Wray. 106 I u b “D” Men’s club is an organization con- sisting of boys who have earned varsity letter awards in baseball, basketball, football, golf, tennis, track and wrestling. • ’The purpose of the club is to promote ■ 51 the ideals of sportsmanship among mem- bers and the student body as a whole. This year the members of the club worked in conjunction with the Athletic Parents’ club to plan and promote the DUS Frolics, a talent show followed by a dance. “D” Men assisted in the collection for the March of Dimes campaign and sold refreshments at football and basket- ball games. Under the direction of their advisor, Mr. A. J. Stolfa, athletic director and head football coach, the club began reorgan- izing this year. Several committees, headed by committee chairmen Sandy Hook, Dennis Smith and Bob Curnan, were formed to expand the activities of the organization. D-Mcn Wittier Frahm and Dirk Jarkc arc greeted with willing donors as they collect (or the annual polio drive at a home basketball game. First Row: Ed Schumann, Sandy Hook. Nick Boosalis. Jack Leabo. Wilber Frahm, Ed Brody. Dave Buhl. Bill Carter. Second Row: Jack Meyer, Terry' Shamon. Tom Choate. Jim l.usso, Dave Ertisl, Skip Campbell. Bob Hamilton. Dick St. Clair. Bob Curnan. Third Row: Dennis Smith. Chuck Hulse, Dirk Jaeke, I.arry Bcnfer, Bob Martin, Bernic Cahn, Jerry Frei. George A hton. Dick Brown, A1 Havercamp, John Murphy. 107 Demonstrating the details of eye make-up arc Bev Schluetcr and Ruth Rhine� . Supplementing dramatic classroom work, the Dramatics club offers countless op- portunities for students to increase their interest in the field of drama. President, Dee Dee Danico and the re- maining officers vice-president, George Coronei: secretary, Carol Lester and treasurer, Lois Hendricks; presided over the monthly meetings. Approximately ninety Dramatics club members were entertained and educated by the programs dealing with various phases of the theater. D r a m a t i c s First Row: Dec Dec Danico, Ix is Hendrick� , George Coronei, Carol I ester. Second Row: JoAnn McLean, Sheri Owen . Marge Maxwell. Doris Dugglcby. Ruth Rhine� , Bonnie Westman. Gladys Fraser. Charlene Brunk, Sandra Frantz. Third Row : Mary Welch. Carla Soth- mann. Doric Holtz, Jackie Cislcr. Sue Carroll. Barh Smith. Lois Plamhcok. Fourth Row : Carlis Sothmann. Judy Fickinger, Jean Mc- Cracken, Sandy Rose, Lctha Britten. Lucille Gooding. Gary Kakins. Jan Sicvertscn. Fifth Row : Linda Ott, Shirley Law. Gene Groncwold. Dave He � , Dee Kos� . Parents and friends were entertained at the annual March meeting by readings, cuttings from plays and pantomines. Members participated in both the Winter and Spring Play Festivals. No work goes unnoticed for letter awards are presented to deserving members. Mrs. M. E. Tornquist and Mr. Harold Marston, advisors, arranged for talented members to display their skill for vari- ous outside groups. Dramatics club officers I-oi Hen- dricks. George Coronei. Dee Dee Danico and Carol Lester conduct a meeting with the aid of a micro- phone. G A. vA' 'a. . . Knuth. J-inda Nycnhuis, Michael Link. Lyle Geske. Diane Lorena J-.j'1 « mkogp Ricliard Housman, Carolyn Hindman. Robbie Collins, k v- Alac- JOrenaon. Nancy VanScoy. Fifth Row: Wilda Bannister, I) y ' irst Row : Bev Schlueler. Janet Smith. Pat Hemping, Shirley Radeke, Sally Meyer. Mary I.ee Miller. Second Row : Jackie Swemlinc. Karen Jjnkens. Karen Fowler. Judie Walker, Charlotte Cayman. Diane Connelly. Patsy McCormick, Janice Jones. Third Row: Kathie I.orrnz, Sandy Hemstock. Kaien Kuchel. Peggy Peterson. Fourth Row: Judy Shor, Anita Viksne. Karen Richardson, Sue Katz. Ora l-ange. Jack Zugg. Kay Hudson, Kelli Shor, Dotti Willmr, Cindy Rogers, Mary Beth Peil. Debbie Howe. Jan Rumery, learning the minute detail of television construction arc the Electronics club member� . First Row: Richard Mcphan. Jerry Daures. John Silberthorn. Wayne McDcvitt, Mr. Davis, advisor. Second Row: Leslie Kuendel, Jim Schwarz. Paul Sehurlock, Bruce Pumplin. Raymond Yoder. Tom Taylor. Electronics Club As Tom Taylor connects a radio set to another electronical device Wayne McDcvitt and l.c lic Kuendel watch intently. Performing the indispensable tasks connected with lighting and the public address system are the members of the Electronics club. Dramatic pro- ductions and the Minstrel Show arc the two major occasions for lighti.?' assistance provided by the experience 1 members. Interest in the field of electronics is stimulated by further education of the many different phases. As they are learning, the members t t constantly obtaining beneficial exper! uce. leaders of the club first semes. r 'eie president, Wayne McDevitt; ce- president, Paul Sehurlock; seci Leslie Kuendel; and treasurer, Taylor. Interchanging positions serving second semester wt ° dent, Tom Taylor; vice-prt Leslie Kuendel; secretary, Wayne Me Devitt; and treasurer, Paul Schurlo- v First Row: Janene Hotptr, Patricia Hill, Judy Lorimer, Judy Ficke, Vodell Nicholson, Betty Carlson, Janice Whyte. Second Row: Dorothy Johnson, Katherine Barnes, Diana Meier, Karen Schneckloth, Barhara Slifka, Frances L. Gooding, Jeanne Ceurvorst, Judy Scharfenbcrg, Ruth Stock, Patricia Stock. Third Row : Karen Sonne, Virginia Clark, Janis llofeldt, Shirley Lenox, Karen Day, Sharon Stevens. Judy Surber. Joyce Berry, Kay Baker. Mary Anderson. Judy Stormcr, Betty Wilcox, Thcrese Younger, Rosclla Wilcox. Barhara Wolfe. Fourth Row : Marilyn Davison. Ginny Hamburg, (jirol Zogg, Barhara Bulunan, Kdwinna Nicholson, Donna Paper, Judy KankeL ndra Tonjry, Janclle Steward. Judy Rohlk, Gloria Schmidt, Delores Wilier . Kay Strait. • J w • V j Strings of popcorn and colorful ornaments adorn the Christinas tree decorated by Pat Hill, Judy Lorinor, Judy Ficke. and Janene Hoc per. Promoting wholesome individual and group recreation, working for the wel- fare of the home and emphasizing the importance of worthy home member- ship are the three primary goals of FHA. Various projects were undertaken throughout the year for the benefit of local welfare agencies. A donation to the Red Cross fund and the purchase of an additional article for the Home Economics building devoured the profits which FHA obtained from a bak ale. The FHA officers Judy Lorimor, presi- dent; Patricia Hill, vice-president; Janene Hocpcr, secretary; and Judy Riche, treasurer; were advised by the home economics instructors. First Row: Ruthann Likeness. Judi Meinert. Barbara Carnes, Sue Zoeekler. Sharon Burchett, Nancy Hedberg Karen Kuchcl, Karen Rasmussen, Winnie Baxter. Anita Scriven, Linda Jager. Diane Wagner. Second Row : Geraldine Arp. Jan Rumery, Sheri Gere. Judy Martens, Sandy Knarkstcdl, Diane Lorenz, Judi Marling. Lois Plambeck, Sandi Quick, Janice Sarxgaard, Jackie Morton, Judy I.opcr. Suzan Berard. Berry Lou Over, Judy Maack. Barb Zukerman. Mary Blasrr. Third Row: Andy Metzger. Sally Jaeke, Sue Meyer. Marilyn Becker. Sally Meyer. Bev Weasel, Neda Pelzel. Kljcari Kundel, Doris Dugglcby, Doric Holtz, Kathy Duykers, Ginger Fawcett. Kayo Hibbs. Becky Kmeis, Dale Biel er. -------------- -«Co obtained educate Se • � 's treasury teas boosted by profits btaindd when the members sold refresh- ments at the football and basketball games. Miss Blackman lent a helping hand to the officers Karen Rasmussen, president; Karen Kuchel, vice-president; Mary Beth Peil, secretary; Nancy Hedberg, treasurer; and Sharon Burchett, program chairman. Snapshots of France capture the attention of French enthusiasts Susie Zoeekler. Nan Hedberg, and Karen Rasmussen. French Club 112 G A A The Girls’ Athletic Association strives to promote new interest in leisure-time recreation and to improve sportsmanship by providing a variety of physical ac- tivities to club members. Each girl has the opportunity to win a GAA letter by earning 500 points, a state pin with 1000 points, and a three-striped “D,” the highest award given, with a total of 1,750 points. Points are awarded for parti- cipation in the various physical activities. Highlighting the year’s activities was the annual Spin- sters’ Spree. “Oriental Fantasy” attracted approxi- mately 500 couples and was carried out completely in an Oriental fashion. Reigning over the affair was the Spinsters’ Spree King, chosen by the feminine population of DHS. Looking happy and physically fit arc CAA officers Ginny Underwood. Shirley Donaldson, Liga Viksne, Juanita Lewis and advisors Miss Marjorie Holderness and Mrs. Ruth Ncuberger. • First Row : Nan Duggan. Sheri Gillette. Mary Jo Pendergast. Carol Sehemmel, Janice Berg. Judy Fletcher, Betty Wilcox, Delores Dittman. Dcanne Rlessen, Judy Schmidt, Kathy Schultz, Jean McCracken. Second Row : Sylvia Geurink, Joan Schaeffer, Pat Haas, Charlene Estes, Joan Hudson, Janice White. Kathy Lewis, Ann Ayres, Sally I.ucthje, Marge Maxwell. Maxine Stuhr, Wilda Bannister, Marcia Wylie. Third Row: Frances Gooding. Thelma Allen. Therese Younger, Donna Whitlock, Nancy Stech- mann, Peggy Folsom. JoAnn Correll. Nancy Gadient, Sue Carroll, Peggy Korn. Shirley Sipes. Sandy White, Janet Likeness, Beverly Thobe. Fourth Row: Marilyn Waage. Barbara Ball, Charlene Brunk. Rut hie Kklund, Barbara Smith. Bonnie Westman. Gladys Fraser. Judy Kerns, Jo Anne McLean, Sue Willits, Ann Wilhelm. Judie Hartsock. Fifth Row : Barbara Carnes. Barb Eckhardt, Phyllis Brus, Elaine Wiese. Janet Quistorf. Charlene Suhr, Joan Madden. Nancy Wilson, Bonnie Maxwell. Sally Ann Steffen, l-ois Wray. Patricia McFarland. Beatrice Ludtke. Sixth Row: Marlene Foley, I.u Daily. Barb Brueggc. Carol llamann. Mary Blaser, Sue Thorne. Nancy Hcdbcrg, Patty Reddy. Brenda Nyc, Karen Kuchel, Doris Duggleby, Cindy Stage, Pat Beitel. Sally Fluhrer. Seventh Row : Marilyn Dennie, Judy Hcbbeln, Judie Vogt, Ellen Paterson. Barbara Tschiliard, Connie Carroll. Judy llamann, Edie W esse I, Ruth Puck. Margaret Stockman. Nancy Murray. Sandy Nelson. Linda Koolbeck, Diane. Atwood. Eighth Row: Carol Bluedorn, Sandra Proksch, Betty Carlson. Darlene Dutcher, Ruth Barnes, Kay Milligan, Kay Stutt. Gail Snyder, Jani� Yant. Winnie Baxter. Darlene Stevens, Rita Payton, Sue Hunt. Ninth Row: Ruth Ann Schroeder, Joyce Fleming. Judy Finch, Rcva Jurgens. Gerry Martens. Terry Cathedall. Jane Woelrer, I.oi Hendricks, Barb Wilson. Sheri Owen� . Gail Pfitzenmaier, Lyn Jones, Liz Ann Berger. Delores Acoba. Tenth Row : Marianne Puck. Gail Struve, Carol Lester, Karen Rasmussen, Sharon Lewis, Doric Holtz, Mary Lou Maurer, Jo Shaw, Annabcllc Ehlcrs, Anne Cummins. Included in the varied and interesting meetings were a bowling party, a skating party and a style show. Talented sophomores composed the pro- gram for the Christmas meeting which was fol- lowed by a festive party in the cafeteria. This year GAA sponsored the “Gentless Jump,” a cos- tume ball without males. Finale to the year’s ac- tivities was the banquet where the awards and honors were presented. Capably guiding the GAA functions were oflicers Shirley Donaldson, president; Juanita Lewis, vice- president; Virginia Underwood, secretary-treas- urer; and Liga Viksne, program chairman, and the GAA advisors, Mrs. Ruth Neuberger and Miss Marjorie Uolderness. First Row: Pat Ewbank. Jackie Morton, Karen Schnecklolh. Deanna Koberg, Margie Waage, Barbara Reese, Sharon Bcrodt. Becky Erneis, Bonnie Ruhmland. Jan Rumery. Second Row : Ellen Nissen, Mary Decker, Marge Peters, Jan Sievcrtson, Judy Mattuxch, Darlene Levetzowr, Joyce Allers. Marie Dugan, Gloria Lewis, Ann O'Connell, Cynthia Rogers. Third Row: Joan Van- Dyke, Sandy Hoepncr, Carolyn Brown. Mary Lee Miller, Mary Mitchell. Gretchen Johnson. Carole Geisler, Dianne Trickey, Judy Atkinson, Josephine Johnson. Sandy Quick, Barb Zukerman. Mary Welch. Julie Geisewite. Fourth Row: Diane (Connelly, Mary Beth Peil, Betty Lou Over. Donna Jacobs, Carolyn Hindman, Janice Randell, Mary Cheers. Karen Wicncrt. Sheila Lynch, Carol Allen, Pat Milem, Kay Curry, Patsy McCormick. Connie Heaton. Fifth Row : Karen Kinsler. Sally Dunsworth. Jean Sim- mons. Elaine Campbell, Beverly Taft. Rose Bluedorn, Judy Tank, Pat Graham. Marilyn Fuller. Delores Hansen, Rita Wymer, Cola McKee. Linda Lamp. Dorothy Jepsen. Sixth Row: Dee Foley, Joanne Spencer. Shirley Becker, Lynn Kay, Pat Thode, Laura Sehroeder. Pat Lindblom, Cariotta Behai. Carol Lynn Dunn, Joyce Dubuque. Lois Plambeck. Bonnie Carlson, Hazel Bowc. Seventh Row: Linda Jager, Carole Denger. Anita Scrivcn, Joan Prellwitz. Marilyn Stull. Judy Wilhite. Sharron Andersen, Rayo Hibbs. Phyllis Stauh, Isabelle Coronei, Carolyn Dixmer, Judy Bindewald. Linda Nyenhuix. Eighth Row : Judy Robuck. Carole Chrysler. Sandie Kluever, Betty Lou Bartscher. Nelda Steffen, Lois Knutsen, Sandy Wolf. Dorrine Paulsen, Deanna Rock. Judi Meinert. Bert Hauer. Mary Longman. Ninth Row: Judy I oihl. Betty Felder, Bert Carstcnsen. Mary Hamilton. Bcv Danielsen, Kathy McClanahan. Judie Lewis, Jill Dennington. Sharon Wickham. Judy Maack. Sharon Slender. Ardie Fahren- krog. Tenth Row: Karen Korte. Sue Meyer, Sandra Rose. Shirley Radeke. Marilyn Becker. Judy Wolfe, Carlis Sothmann, Tudie Knilans. Jan Arnold, Glori SundquiM, Ally Hain. Sharon Ziebarth, Sandy Simmons. Janice Sarsgaard, Phyllis Roenfeldt. Eleventh Row: Sally Meyer, Bev Wessel. Tootie Krause. Tina Jepsen, Marjorie Miller. Judy Kuelil. Sandra Arp. Donna Peter- son. Donna Arp, Bobbe Pfortmiller, Debbie Howe, Janet Smith. Judy Smith, Dotli Wilbur, Debbie Young� . % + f-'K- w 4 First Row: Joyce Eckstein, Janet Braun, Beverly Johnson. Sandra Daily, Sandra Reed, Ix� is Trekell, Carolyn Lupton, Karon Day, Judy Scharfenberg. Ruthann Fuirall, Jackie Swemline, Connie Spring, Pat Swingle. Second Row : Kathie Knuth, Joan Manning. Carol Crawford, Jody Bearbower, Carol Smith. Barb Shumiston, Kay Strait, Rita Iverson, Jill llcbbeln. Wanda Latimer, Charlotte Ebbcrson, Betty Denney. Third Row: Donna Bettis. Miriam Smit, Fran George, Marilyn Williams, Gay Randell, Judy Drews, Catherine Hunt, Barb Horn, Pat Kerch, Sandy Little, Karren McDermott, Sandy Christensen, Judy Erickson. Fourth Row: Sue Slcff, Ann Steninger, Jane Magnusson. Sandy Mau. Joan Hend- ricks, Nancy Wallace, Rose Marie Schaefer. Marilyn Jugenheimcr. Dana Schaeffer, Gladys Crawford. Sandra Smith, Judi Cooper, Marge Concannon. Chris Brubaker. Fifth Row: Sylvia Fahrenkrog. Charlotta James. Karen Tate. Anita Viksne, Janet Fanis, Ix rraine Marti, Carol Ackerman. Carolyn Berg. Suzan Berard, Sandy Schneckloth, Mary Molden- hauer, Judy Wigglcsworth, Linda McDonald. Sixth Row: Patricia GoetUch, Patricia Schwartz, Lorraine Braet, Margo Rohlfs. Mary Orendorf. Carol Nissen, Jane Lambert. Peggy Peterson. Barbara Pearson, Jean Thomasfl u Jrey Doolittle, Jean Milligan, Alice Martin. Seventh Row: Jeanne Van DePutte. Jeanne Ceurvorst, Geri Bobak, Ro yaary H Carol Krebs, Chere Eckerlebe. Gail Gibson, Judy Joiner, Sally Welch, Judy Best udy McCrack' J enderson, Lindsay. Brewer, Sharon Jacobs, Jennie Brewer. Janet Greenlee, Cheryl Davisson. Second Row: Julie Brognitz, Barb Henning. Nam-y Wellcome, Loretta Petersen. Marcia Martin. Patricia (Garland, Carolyn Ziesche. Janice Whyte. Judie Walker. Elaine Traeger, Pat Hascall, Sandra Hemstock. Third Row: Ellen Appleby, Neda Pelzcl. Gladys Secoy, Pat Runten bach. Charlene Holmgren, Sue Frandsen, Sue Kreiter. Pat Krause, Sue Ewoldt. Sue Hohenadel, Janet Easter, Judy Hansen Fourth Row: Katherine Montgomery, Martha Fox. Phyllis Tcrroncz, Connie I wis, Judy Kundel. Nancy Herbst, Judy Loper, Samira Jurgens. Veronica Williams, Barbara Cheers, Sandy Toney, Maureen Powers. Fifth Row: Sharon Steven . Karen Ellis, Carol Mosher. Barltara Druehl. Diana Kent. Betty Blunk. Judy Ellis. Margaret Hibba. cy Batten. Marilyn Munro, Pauline Bolte. Sixth Row : Dixie Lindahl, Jan McClintie, Marilyn Jipp. Karen Rich- ____on. Susie Katz. Sara Jo Westlund, Carole Robnett. Betty Jane Hansen. Sue Vredenburg. Nancy Van Scoy, Sherrill Jl(fttau , Sharon Murphy, Judy Kankel. Seventh Row: Sally Jaeke. Alice Hurlbutl. First Row: Nancy Duggan, Sally Fluhrer. Mary Blaser. Linda Ott, Judy Wolfe, Joanne Spencer. Second Row: Darlene Dutcher, Judy Atkinson, Barbara Bruegge. Maxine Stuhr, Karen Wagner, Judy Dali. Third Row : Mike Otto, Jim Crouse, Don Hazen. Gerald Hess, Craig Schattschncider, Mr. McClarey. G e r m an Club The German club is composed of students interested in furthering their knowledge of the German language in a way which proves to be scholastically as well as socially beneficial. “Friendly Persuasion” was the theme attached to the float which the German club entered in the 1956 Homecoming parade. Addresses by individuals who were witnesses to the European way of life highlighted the year’s programs. One speaker who had been in Germany just previous to the outbreak of the war vividly described her experiences. Toys donated by the group were delivered at Christ- mas time to children of the Annie Wittenmyer Home. The German club cooperated in the drive to bring a foreign student to DHS by donating to the fund. Leading the club were Mike Otto, president; Sally Fluhrer, vice-president; Don Hazen, treasurer; and Joanne Spencer, secretary. German club officers Joanne Spen- cer. Don Hazen. Sally Fluhrer, and Mike Olio arc interAingly in- formed by guest speaker, Henry Leichxenring, at the Valentine’s Day party. The ultimate goal of the lli-Y or- ganization is to instruct its mem- bers in the advantages of enlarging their comunity interests and bene- fits as American inhabitants. Activities began with a dinner meeting held at the home of ad- visor Mr. Harold Marston. Prominent local individuals, for- eign representatives and religious leaders related valuable informa- tion to the senior group during the year’s programs. The seniors sold Christmas tree tickets to raise money and donated a portion of it to the foreign student fund. Hi-Y advisor Dick Carey led the group and took part in their num- erous social activities such as swims and movies. Serving as the senior leaders were president. Bob Curnan; vice-president, Sandy Hook; secretary. Bill Hawkins; and treasurer, Jim Wilhelm. What to do at the next meeting? ponder senior chapter mem- bers Jim Brooke, Bill Ashton, Wilber Frahm and George Ashton. H i First Row: Chuck Huisc, Jack Lcabo, Jim Wilhelm, Bill Hawkins, Bob Curnan, Sandy Hook. George Ashton. Wilber Frahm. Mel Harper. Jim McPherson, Ed Powell. Second Row: Steve Frcdricksen, Ed Schumann, Jim Crouse, Tom Scrivcn, Jim Brooke. Bill Ashton. Don Smith. Nick Boosali� . Tom Choate. John Denkman, Don Pedersen. First Row : Jerry Kreiler. Dave Fairweather. Dennis Dietz, Dave Fry. Tom Litschcr. Second Row: Bob Montgomery, John Ferguson, Dick Linville, Jim Dietz, Bill Mohr, Bob Petersen. It’ like this,” demonstrates Chuck Andrews, junior, as he relate a good story to the lone sophomore chapter member. Mike Dismcr and George Laxton, junior. The Hi-Y juniors, working in conjunction with the seniors, sent representatives to the “Youth in Gov- ernment” convention in Des Moines and sold tickets to Christmas tree purchasers. Independent activities included a Christmas party, swimming parties and entertaining as well as edu- cational movies. Programs frequently consisted of addresses by local and foreign speakers. Junior members participated actively in the observance of World Fellowship Week and the Holy Week services. Since a definite sophomore chapter was not estab- lished this year, the few sophomores combined their activities with the junior chapter. Guiding the junior Hi-Y chapter were president, Jerry Krieter; vice-president, Dave Fry; secretary, Dave Fairweather; treasurer, Dennis Dietz; and chaplain, Barry Richards. Allowed in the YMCA for one night were Tri-Y members Ann O'Connel and Karen Tate who combined with Dennis Dietz and George Ashton to help plan the Holy Week Services. Latin Dave Core and Dave Fairweather portray George Washington and Cicero in a fully costumed 1-atin skit. “Comitium Romanum,” the DUS Latin club, serves as a device to combine learning with entertainment. Varied programs are presented throughout the year, including humor- ous skits pertaining to Roman life, mythology, and historical sketches. Meetings were frequently conducted entirely in Latin. Slides and songs further increased the interest in Latin activities. Guiding Latin club through its many first semester activities were officers. First Consul (president), Carolyn Hindman; Second Consul (vice-presi- dent), Jill Dennington; Scriba (secre- tary), Martha Evans; Quaester (treasurer). Ruby Jo Ponce. jvr‘t Row : Kathy Hunt. Judy Drew . Bart� Horn. Jill Dennington. Carolyn Hindman. Martha Evan� Ruhy Jo Ponce Carol Ncrstraetc. Nancy Wellcome. Betty I.ou Felder. Second Row: Rhoda Schroedcr. Janet Staffer . Al'etha Schrocder.’Karen Sargcant. Carol Dcngcr. Chuck Hulse. Dave Gore. Hannrs Ncidorf. Lee DcBok. Alice Crimtn. Linda Nyenhuis Nancy Hcrb� t, Janet Greenlee, Anne Lindsay. Marge Maxwell. 120 Club (V Fir«t Row: Pat Hawaii, Jean Milligan. Cheryl Davisson, Sharon McCulley. Grelchen Johnson, Mary I.ee Miller, Sue Sleff. Anita Vikxnc, Linda McDonald. Second Row : Dave Fairwreather, Elaine Tracter, Judy Joiner. Judy McCracken. Karen Tale. Trudy McNulty, Judy Kuehl. Sylvia Ludkte. Tom Litscher. Third Row : Daren Karr. John Dakin, Bob Scddig, Sally Welch, Cay Randall. Mary Moldenhauer, Miss Eskclson. I ' Certificates of honor were presented to thdse members having perfect attendflice. May brought the I anguage clubs’ pic- nic and an end to Latin club functions for the year. Karen Tate, First Consul; Judy Drews, Second Consul; Bob Seddig, Scriba; an nita Viksne, Quaester directed Latin club events second semester. Where is the hidden door? ask Carolyn Hindman, Martha Evans. Carol Vcrelraetc. Rug) Jo Ponce, and Jill Dennington as they examine a wooden model of the Trojan horse. First Row: Kathy McCItin, Bil Hawkins, Sue Will its. Mr. Fulton Ross. Second Row: Gloria Lewis, Betty Swain. Dave Hess. Karen Kuchcl, Liga Viksne. Sheila Lynch. Third Row : Julie Gibson. Judy Dali, Judie Hartsock, Doric Holtz. NFL Working in conjunction with public speaking and speech activities is the DHS chapter of the National Forensic League. Membership in NFL is ob- tained on the basis of participation in public speaking and speech events. The club constructed a homecoming float entitled “Old McStolfa Had a Farm” which captured first prize hon- ors. The members and their advisor, Mr. Fulton Ross, strived to find ways to interest more individuals in the speech field and to improve the pro- gram at DHS. DHS students served as hosts and active participants in .the spring novice debate tournament held in Davenport. Officers for the year were Bill Hawk- ins, president; Sue Willits, vice-presi- dent; and Kathy McCleave, secretary. NFL members Judy Erickson, Nancy Van Seoy. and Chris Brutuker probe the public speaking closet for reference material. Clui� i c First Row: Vernon Thobe, Mike Inman. Ron Miner, Larry Stoltenberg. George Ashton. Gary Stanley, Tom Wood. Dale Bieber, Bill Ashton. Orval I-orimor, Larry Gittins. Second Row: Bill Carlttrom, Jerald Peters, Jim Moeller, Mike Link. Richard Bolcy, Gerald Mooney, Boh Seddig. Ronald Beck, Roger Simmons, Ronald Payson. Mike Behm. Third Row : George Miester, Paul Carlson, William Petersen, Tom Vander- slice, Louie Stockman, John Campbell, Jim Koeppel, Lonnie Strom, John York, Robert Franck. Fourth Row : Don Smith. Larry Groaskopf, David Green, Craig Schattschneidcr, James Adams, Mike Compton. Dave Hess. Jerry Yeast. Ed Hammer, Richard Ccifman, Gary Schweb. Fifty-five active participants in the KOTC Battalion compose the Service club. In order to finance the pur- chase of additional equipment for the HOTC Drill Team and Hifie Team, the club members sold programs at football games and operated the cloak rooms during the basketball season. One of the year’s outstanding social events was a picnic in May. Fleeted for the entire school year and working in conjunc- tion with their advisor. Ser- geant Grant, are the club lead- ers Gary Stanley, president; George Ashton, vice-president; Michael Inman, secretary; Ron Miner, treasurer; Larry Stolt- enberg, sergeant-at-arms. Officers Club The Officers club was organized shortly after the first officer promotions were made in order to expand and improve the caliber of the DHS cadet battalion. The major objective of the club was the organization and sponsorship of the Military Ball at which the Honor- ary Cadet Colonel and Majors were commissioned. Advisors Captain Wesley Fisher and Sergeant Joseph Baumann assisted the group in tneir activities and were es- pecially beneficial in the training of the cadet battalion in preparation for Federal Inspection. Acting as student leaders for the year were president, Larry Stoltenberg; vie ‘-president, George Ashton; and st ■ etary-treasurer, John Denkmann. First Row : l.eonard Geifman, Don Moeller, Gary Stanley. Larry Stoltenberg. Ron Dorris, Jim McPherson. Jim Wallace, Tom Kwoldt, Vein Thobe, Dale Bieber. Second Row : Mike Inmann, Tom Wood. Bob Thompson, Jim Hussel. Jack Sharp, Orval Loiimor, Bill Ashton, Tom Kozich. l arry Gittins. Fred Bishop. Third Row: Mel Harper, George Ashton, John Denk- mann. Jim Bolton, Bob Whitaker, Dick Higley, Ron Miner, Dick Hymes, Tom Magers. o o ■ Finn Row: Dec Dec Dnnico. Liga Vilone, Nan Duggan. Jean McCracken, Larry Wolfe. Julie Gibson, Jim Davis. Second Row : Sharon Burchett. Linda Koollieck. Edith Weasel. Judy Maack. Diane Connelly, Patsy McCormick, Sally Thomas. Marcia Oliver. Bette Swain. Mr. Wubben. advisor. Third Row : Jill Dennington, Sue Willits, Jane Woeber. Gretchcn Johnson. Bohbe Pfortmiller. Carolyn Brown. Karen Kinsler. Carol Schcmmel, Pat Haas. Fourth Row: Larry Crouch, George Ashton, Mike Ohlsen, Dale Bciher, Judy Hartsock, Anne Cummins, Noel Patterson, Cleve Canham. Quill and Scr 4 4 Jbk __ h ,fc'n Admission to Quill and Scroll is basdd upon skill in the basic journalistic techniques and experience on either of the DHS publications. Individuals working on every phase of publi- cation production — editing, reporting, man- aging arid printing — compose the club and obtain small pins symbolizing Quill and Scroll membership. Mastering fundamental skills such as reporting, writing news, features, sports, and editorials, and copyreading, is es- sential for each Quill and Scroll member. The 1957 Blackhawk yearbook «11« „ bound volume of the 1956-57 editions of the news- paper were presented at the Publications Ban- quet in May. Quill and Scroll officers were Jean McCracken, president; Nancy Duggan, vice-president, and Liga Viksne, secretary. While veteran Quill and Scroll member� , Nancy Duggan and Jean McCracken deter- mine initiation tasks, new members Ron Hul- quist, Sandy Hook and Bill Carter proudly display the club banner. First Row: Wayne Bell, Regent Pickett. Bill Chamberlin, Judy Kuhlmann, Janet George. Janeice Bean. Bill Myers. Barbara Shoemaker. Second Row: Mr. Edward Harris. John Neely, Jean Iverson, Marie Teeple, Merilou Meyer, Ann Moore, Rose Mangels, Imogenc Kroegcr, Ray Swails. Retailers Club The primary objective of the Retailers club is to develop better understanding of retail practices and distribution. Seniors enrolled in the Cooperative Retail Train- ing program have joined together in edu- cational and social activities to promote better relations between business and school. Club members constructed the winning homecoming display, “Let’s Iron Them Out.” '3 and educators, as well as films and recordings, provided the sources of information for the monthly meetings. Capably guiding the Retailers club were officers Janet George, president; Bill Chamberlin, vice-president; Janeice Bean, secretary; Judy Kuhlmann, treasurer; and advisor Mr. Marris. Judy Hesse. Janet George and Janeice Bean are busily at work in various phases of their retail training. First Row: Ruth Hunt. Kathy Lewis. Chore Eckerlebe. Ann Ayres. Sandy Nelson. Marty Hollen. Donna Arp, Bonnie Maxwell. Miss Barber. Sharon Wickham. Second Row : Leonard Geifman. Joan Manning. Patsy McCormick, Marie Dugan. Monica Hauser, Carol Zogg. Joann Ehler. Kitty Kiechler. Judy Gantenbein, JoAnn Jone . Larry Widiren. 6 Spanish Club To create added interest and to advance stu- dent knowledge of foreign mannerisms and customs is the purpose for which Spanish club exists. Aided by their advisor. Miss Barber, the group enlarged their Spanish vocabulary and enriched social contacts co- ordinately. Christmas carols imported from Spain and sung in the native tongue was the program for a holiday meeting. Slides depicting scene in Spain and Spanish spelldowns afforded enter- tainment for club members. A banquet held in recognition of Pan Ameri- can Day was attended by Spanish club rep- resentatives. The language clubs’ picnic, organized by all foreign language groups, climaxed the events of Spanish club for the year. Sandy Nelson, Donna Arp, Chey Ec-.c.lebe and Martha Hollen served as president, vice- president, secretary and treasurer res; actively. 0' Q a One of the three honorary society at DHS, the local chapter of tbe Na- tional Thespian Honor Society, was created to serve as an aid to drama students. The club provides .further opportunities for those interested in the field of drama to expand-' their knowledge and obtain experience as well. To be eligible for membership in Jthe society a student must earn ten dra- matics points. Each point represents ten hours of work in the various DHS dramatics events. Ir l • r rr . Veteran Thespians assisted in the win- ter and spring initiations of incoming members. Late in the year an award was presented by Mrs. Mae Elma Tornquist, advisor, to the outstanding member of the Thespian society. Anticipating the award for the most valuable member. Thespian members Doric Holtz, Carol Lester, Dee Kos and Carol Rippcrton check their progress. Thespians First Row : Dave Hess; Marge Maxwell, Sally Fluhrer, Gail Struve. Sheri Owens. Second Row : Loi Plambeck. Dee Koss. Carol lister, I)ce Dee Danico, Lois Hendricks, Mary Beth Peil. Third Row : Tom Wood, Jackie Cisler, Shirley Law, George Coronei, Doric Holtz, Gene Gronewold, Sue Carroll, Bev Schlueter, Pat Jones, Linda Ott. T r i -Y Seniors Tri-Y advisor Miss June Jurgen . seated, plans a joint chapter (unction with Charlotta James. Wilda Bannister and Judy Maack. Tri-Y. the club with a Christian purpose, places concentrated efforts on aiding other people. The senior chapter, under direction of officers Mary Stow,, Rare� ' Kuchel, Sally Fluhrer, Cynthia Stage and advisor. Miss Vera Khlers, worked to up- hold the Tri-Y traditions. Each meeting consisted of devotional ex- ercises, an interesting program and social fun. Included in the varied programs were a discussion of football rules, tips for college preparation, a panel which dis- cussed college life and an address on Juvenile Delinquency. Seniors sponsored two dances entitled “Candy Capers’ and “Boxes and Beaus.” Members fashioned place mats which were distributed to the inhabitants of the County Home and entertained several handicapped children at an afternoon party. The senior chapter worked in conjunction with the juniors and sophomores to or- ganize Holy Week Services and the Hose Banquet. F'J J°Ann McLean, Suzie Felger, Delores Acoba, Gail Struve, Shirley Donaldson. Nan Duggan. Maurietla Payton. Barbara Ball. Their Allen. Linda Koolbeck, Patty Reddy. Connie Carroll. Virginia Underwood. Second Row : Karen Rasmussen. Nancy Murray. Kathy Lewiig, St Lucihje, Sharon Lewis. Ann Ayres. Marilyn Waage. Darlene Stevens. Karen Kuchel, Sally Fluhrer. Mary Stow. Sandra Nelson, Janet Steel, Bren Nyo, Janis iant, Cynthia Stage. Kdie Weasel, Nan liedherg. Third Row : Wilda Bannister. Barb Tschillard. Ellen Patterson. Sue Zoccklor, JoAm. Shaw. Annabellc Khlers, Joan Madden, Charlene Stuhr, Janet Quistorf. Winnie Baxter. Judy tlebbeln. Darlene Dutchcr. Barb Brucgge. r cis LntirtJt, Donna Stewart, Nancy Wilson, Ronnie Maxwell. Judie llartsock. Fourth Row: Marge Maxwell, Maxine Stuhr, Judy Schmidt, M Maurer, Anne Cummins. Phylis Brus, Gail Pfitzenmaier, Jane Worker. Lyn Jones. Jean McCracken, Charlene Brunk, Beatrice Ludtke, Jani I.ci c. _i ring, Beth Horn. Joan Hudson, Carol Hammon, Mary Blaser. Sue Willits, Doris Duggleby. 128 SENIOR CABINET. Firm Row: Jean McCracken, Mary Slow. Karen Kurhcl. Sally Fluhrer. Cynthia Stage, Donna Stewart. Second Row : Sue W'illits. Nancy W ilson. W innie Baxter, Karen Rasmussen, W’ilile Bannister, Janet Steel. Third Row: Beth Horn. Darlene Duteher. Miss Vera Ehlers, Barb Brucgge, Brenda Nye. The senior chapter officers Karen Kuchel. Sally Fluhrer, Mary Stow, ('indy Stage and their indispensable advisor. Miss Vera Ehlers are pictured at the annual Rose Banquet. Sneaking a look at the refreshments in the “Y kitchen are Janet Steel, Nan Duggan and l.u Daily. First Row: Dotli Wilbur. Connie Heaton, Mary Beth Peil. Sandy Drake, Carolyn Brown, Patsy McCormiek, Judy Ix-wis. Betty I.ou 0 er. Judy Maaek. Serond Row : Sandy Simmon� , Donna Peterson, Bobbe Pfortmiller, Glori Sundquist. Bcv W esse I. Marilyn Becker. Ally Hain. Karen Korte. Sue Meyer. Donna Arp, Sandy Hoepner. Ann OT onnell. .Marge Peters. Third Row : Judy Wolfe, Grctchcn Johnson. Joanne Spencer, Carole Geisler, Cindy Rogers, Janet Rumery. Sharon Wickham, Karen Kinsler, Judy Gocllig, Sandy Arp, Karen Ouimct. r i — Y «funi 130 hirst Row : Shirley Rarlckc. DianeConnelly. Janice Sarsgaard, Karrn Wicnert. Margie Waage. Rosie Kern. Sharon Zic- Barth. Bonnie Ruhmland, Becky Emeis. Second Row: Marilyn Fuller, Phyllis Roenfeldt, Sharon ('.ere. Pat Graham. Gloria Lewis, Rdlynn Krnoch. Joan Prellwit . Jackie Morton. Janet Swanson. Mary Ann Trierweiler. Third Row : Dehhie Youngs. Laura Jane Sehroeder. Judy Atkinson, Carolyn Hindman, Jill Drnnington. Kathy Figgc, Norma Tawney, Anita Scriven. 7,f.T T Red rosebuds decorate the table as junior oflircr Kathy McClanahan, Mary Beth Peil, Carolyn Brown and Sandy Drake glance at the pro- gram for the Rose Banquet. Serving their community, Junior Tri-Y members provided happiness for hospital- ized children by presenting them with colorful scrapbooks and hand puppets. Several members of the DUS faculty cap- tured the spotlight at various programs. The juniors were entertained by dramatic readings and lessons in hypnotism. Num- erous other programs including talks by Dr. Lydia Jordan and Mr. Frank Riley sparked the bi-monthly meetings. The primary social activity for the junior chapter was sponsoring the Klem Kadidle Hop. Old clothes, abundant food, music and dancing characterized this annual affair. Guiding the club with the assistance of their advisor Mrs. Kricc MeyerhofT were officers Carolyn Brown, president; Mary Beth Peil, vice-president; Kathy McClan- ahan, secretary; and Sandy Drake, treas- urer. JUNIOR CABINET. First Row : Mrs. Kricc MeyerhofT, Sandy Drake, Kathy McClanahan. Carolyn Brown. Mary Beth Peil, Gloria Lewis. Glori SundquiM. Jan Arnold. Second Row : Judy Wolfe. Ann O'Connell. Patsy McCormick. Judy I.ewi , Sharon Wickham. Judy Maack. Betty lx u Over, Becky fcmeis, Shirley Radcke, Karen Kinsler. Third Row: Marilyn Becker. Connie Heaton, Donna Jacobs. Judy Goettig, Jill Dennington. Aliys Main, Donna Peterson. It looks as if things became a little dangerous on the junior chapter skit day as Jan Rumcry and Joanne Spencer fight it out. T r i -Y Sophomores SOPHOMORE CABINET. First Row: Barb Horn. Judy Hatch. Ann Steniger. Jane Magnu on, Daren Karr. Judy Erickson. Anne Lindsay. Corrine Rinehart. Second Row: Sue Hollenknoble. Linda Daily, Karen Tate, Sheryl Francis, Bea Conover, Judy McCracken. Lorraine Marty, Anita Viksne. Chris Brubaker. Sophomore Tri-Y girls began their numerous ac- tivities immediately after the election of officers Anne Lindsay, president; Chris Brubaker, vice- president; Daren Karr, treasurer and Judy Erick- son, secretary. A chili supper was held to obtain donations for the World Fellowship fund. Caroling in homes for the aged followed by a supper at the YWCA constituted an evening of service to the less fortunate. “Leprechaun Leap,” a dance celebrating St. Pat- rick’s Day, wds sponsored entirely by the soph- omores and their advisor, Miss Frances Torgerson. Selling candy during the football season and pas- tries at a bake sale furnished the chapter with additional funds for Tri-Y functions. Fiml Row: Eleanor Arkman. Susie Katz. Janet Easter. Judy Drews. Janet Townsend. Jane Hansen. Judy Hansen. .Sandy Daly. Sandy Reed. Daren Karr. Charlotta James. Carol Crawford. Martha Hollen. Barb Horn, Francis George. Jill Heblteln. Judy Ellis. Judy Erickson. Second Row: Karen Richardson. Jean Milligan. Sue Hollenknohle. Margaret Hibbs, Sharon Stevens. Peggy Peterson. Sandy Henwtock. Alvis Garret. Jane Magnuson. Judy Loper, Judy Hatch. Miriam Smit, Joyce Eckstein, Sue Vrcdenberg, Nancy VanSroy, Jackie Swemline. Third Row: Dorothy Paulsen, Sandy Jurgens. Linda Dailey. Judy Maas. Sheryl Francis. Bea Conover. Judy McCracken. Steffany Kent, Lorraine Marty, Anita Viksne, Karen Tate, Sue StcfT, Ann Stenigcr. Alice Hurlbut, Sara Jo Wcstlund, Chris Brubaker. Kathy Hunt, Cheryl Davisson. V. A new interest was created in ceramics at this sophomore meeting. Mrs. C. B. Carson, guest speaker, describes a favorite piece to Kleanor Ackman, Sue Vredenberg and Alice Martin. Blue Devil varsity coaches conferring during a practice session at Brady Street Field are left to right. Mike Dardis, Jim Fox. Head Coach A. J. “Butch Stolfa and Nick Avelchas. VARSITY SCORES OHS OPPONENTS 56 St. Ambrose 0 21 Wilson 0 20 Iowa City 7 13 Rock Island 0 39 Dubuque 0 20 East Moline 7 28 Clinton 6 34 Moline 7 13 Roosevelt 13 The DHS varsity football team. First Row: Terry Kling, Jim Iverson. Henry Mahoski. Dave Erbst, Jim Scvrard, Rodney Hustare, A1 Havercamp, Jerry Frci, Fred Danieo, Dick St. Clair, Clyde (.'arter, Dave McCulloch, John Brockman, Bill Phelps, John Copley. Second Row: Jerry Krieter, Chuck Slack, Dave Buhl, Larry Moburg, Dennis Smith, Jack Holthaus, Nick Boosalis, Bill Meyer, Skip Campl cll, Jerry Hillebrand, Cary Gardner, Wilber Frahm. Tom (T 'ate. Bill Barker, John Payton, Bob Hamilton. Third Row: Clayton Rosenstroin, Ralph Walters. Paul Schroeder, Don Wyatt, Gene Elmore, Bob Curnan. Dennis Asby. Dick Pilgrim. Dick Brown. Dick Jaeke, Bob Theer, Larry Albrecht, Jack Leabo, John Murphy, Jack Groves, Frank Low, Jim Wilhelm. Bill Carter. Bill Carter, Demon (ulllrack, hurdle� over teammate Denim Smith on his way to a long gain against St. Ambrose. Davenport dropped the Knights 56-0. Imps Remain Undefeated The 1956 edition of the DHS footbail squad provided its followers with a second straight undefeated season. Coach A. J. “Butch” Stolfa guided the Blue Devils through a nine game schedule which was tarnished only by a last game tie with Cedar Rapids Roosevelt. The Imps continued their gridiron supremacy by monopolizing the championships in this area — the City, Quad-City, and Mississippi Valley Conferences. Halfback Ted Zeiner and center Jack I eabo were rewarded by being placed on the first eleven on all-state teams. Backs Bill Carter, Don Wyatt, and Jim Wilhelm along with lines- men John Copley, Jerry Frei, Dennis Smith and Tom Choate were all-state honorable men- tion nominees. All-Quad-City and All-Metro- politan honors went to Leabo, Zeiner, Smith, and Frei while Copley, Wyatt, Carter, Wil- helm, and junior Dick St. Clair were placed on the second team. Backing up these honor winners were senior lettermen Bob Curnan, Wilber Frahm, Nick Boosalis, John Brock- man, Dave Buhl, Clyde Carter, Jack Holthaus, Rodney Hustacc, Dick Jaeke, Bill Meyer, Chuck Slack, and Bob Theer. Leaders in individual statistics this year in- cluded Zeiner with nine hundred yards rush- ing, Wyatt with fifty-one points, and Carter, who collected fifty-four clean tackles during the year. Wilhelm and Carter were named honorary co-captains at the end of the year by their teammates. The Imps opened the season by grinding under a weak St. Ambrose team 56-0. With the city championship under their belts they played host to a surprisingly strong Cedar Rapids Wilson outfit, but emerged victorious 21-0. The Davenport gridders then traveled to Iowa City and finally broke the jinx of the Little Hawk field by winning 20-7 for their second consecutive Mississippi Valley Conference win. DUS then moved into Quad-City compe- tition and subdued Rock Island 13-0 on two explosive runs late in the game. Dubuque was the next victim of the mighty ground at- tack of Coach Stolfa’s crew, tumbling 39-0 on the Brady Street Field. East Moline’s hopes were crushed in the next game as the Red and Blue posted a 20-7 triumph. The Imps then took over first place in the MVC with a decisive 28-6 victory over Clinton. The spirited Blue Devils then trampled Moline 34-7 to add a bright note to DUS Homecom- ing festivities. The next weekend they closed the season with a 13-13 tie with an upset minded Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids team. The game was played in below freezing weather conditions at Cedar Rapids. Talking over some of the exciting games of the past season arc Ted Zeiner and Jack Leabo. Both boys were first team all-state selections. F o o t B a I I The Davenport gridders were rewarded for their fine work at the annual post-season award banquet. Ivy Williamson, athletic director at the University of Wisconsin, was the main speaker.. The DHS sophomore football team. First Row: Coarh Eckert. Jerry Rathmann, Arnold Lowery, Jerry Gooch. Chuck Holt , Herman Hansen, Gary Madsen. George Crowder. Norl ert Simmons. Rea Iff Ottesen. Wes Plamlieck, Ken Garman. Mike Graham, Larry Gofl. Don Rust. Second Row: Coach Atkins. Ken Showers. Lynn Ridenour, Gary' Miller. Lee Parks, Dick Goff, Tom Dardis. Jim Ristow, Scott Berry. Bill Tueman. Walt Pries, Garyy Graham, IVnnoek. Pat Ruhl. Mike Griffis, Fred Bruckmann. Third Row : Coach Williams. Hank Farber, Pat Hart, John Lohmiller. Bob Bel Wulf, Merle Madden, Steve Ward, Bill Wellendorf, Dick Haskins, Dale Hackelt, Willard Jones, Joe Baptist, Ed ZosjilU, Mike Paul I. Wes Rjbok. ns. Tom Mvery Kenneth ctic Viewing a practice session with a critical eye are sophomore coaches Doug Atkins, Head Coach Bob Williams and Paul Eckert. SOPHOMORE SCORES DIIS OPPONKNTS 12 St. Ambrose 13 21 Clinton 6 26 Iowa City 6 6 Rock Island 34 20 Dubuque 18 20 East Moline 18 33 Clinton 18 45 Moline 0 139 Booker Edgerson. fleet Rock Inland halfback, in stopped by John Payton after a short Rain. Dav- enport non the game 13-0 on the nay to the Quad-City Conference crown. Boh Hamilton is congratulated by Imp teammates after a 79 yard run against the Moline Maroons. DIIS tripped Moline 34-7 in the annual Home- coming tilt. Halfback Don Wyatt takes a pitchout from Jim Wil- hejm during first half action against (!cdar Rapids Wilson. The Imps won 21-0 in this MVC encounter. Bill Carter reaches paydirt against Dubuque to aid the Blue Devils in their 39-0 romp over the Rams. v Cary Gardner drives over for one of nine Blue Devil touchdowns a� DUS crushes St. Ambrose in the annual inter-city battle. All-State halfback Ted Zeiner is piled up by a Wilson of Cedar Rapids gridder after going for a long gain. W r e s t I i n g DUS wrestling squads. Firs� Row: Bob Hansen. Banks Swan. Tom King. Tom Ramirez. Terry Tucker. Roper Riemers. John Payton. Mike Bewlcy. Harold Duflield. Jerry Sturms. Jim Beck, Boh Klliott. Ralph Walters. Tom Choate. Second Row : Jerry Jenkins, Ken Bueker, Roland lleiser. Virgil Goodinp. Don Kline. Dirk GolT. Bill Freeman, l-arr GolT. Bob Behrens. Skip Gatnpliell, Herman Hansen. Bob Car- stens. Kenny Gilbert. Third Row : Assistant Coach Burt Seidler, Al Garcia. Mike Keim, Ken .Myers, Wesley Book. Skip Cooper, Jim Mosier, Ellis Leonard. Jim Fitzjarrel, Gilbert Borders. Al La.Mastcr, Rea I IT Ollcson. Jim Kocppel. John Murphy, Head Coach Jim Fox. 142 DUAL MEET RECORD DHS OPPONENTS '18 Moline 7 •10 McKinley 3 21 E. Waterloo 18 23 W. Waterloo 16 23 Rock Island 17 32 Wilson 8 26 Clinton 15 44 E. Moline 2 51 Iowa City 0 37 Franklin 8 37 Dubuque 10 28 Roosevelt 7 Tri-Captains this year for the Blue Devils were Mike Bewlcy, Harold Duflield. and Bob Elliott. A rib in- jury forced Duflield out of the state tournament. 1 U 'I I I ! 1 165 pounder Bob Elliott maneuvers his East Moline opponent into a favorable position. The Imp m'atmen defeated the Panthers 44-2 on their way to an undefeated dual meet record. 143 Coach Jim Fox demonstrates a hold on Mike Bewley as Assistant Coach Burt Seidler. Boh Elliott and Harold Dufhcld look on. Davenport’s wrestlers, undefeated in regular sea- son competition, finished their year by taking third place in the state tournament. The Demons finished behind East and West Waterloo, two Northern Iowa powerhouses, both of which the Blue Devils had previously defeated in dual meet competition. Weakened before the tournament by the loss of co-captain Harold Duflield, the Imps were led into the final matches by the other two co-captains Bob Elliott and Mike Bewley along with ninety-five pounder Banks Swan, all of whom took second places. Duffield was put out of action by a rib injury after going undefeated in Iowa competition during the year. With only eleven lettermen returning the Blue Devil matmen opened the season by copping their own Invitational tournament by a wide margin over the second place Clinton Kiver Kings. After two lopsided victories over Moline and McKinley, the Demons played host to the East Waterloo Tro- jans. The strong Waterloo team, which later went on to win the state championship, fell before Coach Fox’s Blue Devils, 21-18. The following weekend the DUS grapplers invaded Waterloo and triumphed over West High, 23-16. This marked the first time in history that any team had defeated both Waterloo schools in one season. Davenport then entered the Quadrangular meet at Rock Island and came home with first place honors over Rock Island, Sterling, and Moline. Jim Beck puls on the pressure just before pinning his Cedar Rapids Franklin opponent. Davenport won the match 37-8. Cedar Rapid Franklin provided ihc opposi- tion for the Blue Devil grappler on January 25. 145 pounder Jim Beck seems to l� e hav- ing little trouble with his opponent in this match. A close victory over defending Illinois State Champs Rock Island, 23-17, and a one-sided win over Cedar Rapids Wilson followed on successive weekends. Clinton and East Moline were the next two teams to fall victim to the Red and Blue. The Blue Devils then swept through four straight Mis- sissippi Valley Conference meets to wrap up the title. Iowa City was blanked 51-0, Franklin fell 37-8, Duhuque succumbed 37-10, and Roosevelt dropped a 28-7 decision to the Foxmen. Qualifying nine of eleven men in the district tour- nament in Bettendorf, Davenport traveled to Cedar Falls for the state meet. Competing in Class A in the first divided wrestling tournament in Iowa’s history, the Imps sent seven men into the semi- finals and three into the finals. Besides Elliott, Bewley, and Swan who took second place honors, Tom Choate and Tom Ramirez captured third places. John Payton and Jim Beck took fourth place spots. Leading the DHS scoring during the year was Swan with 91 points. Elliott and Bewley had 85 apiece followed by Choate with 76 and Jerry Sturms with 71. Sophomore coach Burt Seidler’s yearlings com- piled a sparkling 9-0 record, while his reserves ended with a respectable 4-1 record, losing only to the Geneseo varsity. Banks Swan. Mike Bewley. and Bob Klliott kneel before the camera after each of them had captured second place in the state tournament. 145 Sophomore wrestling squad. First Row: Jerry Jenkins. Ken Bueker. Roland Heiser, Virgil Gooding, Don Kline. Dick Goff. Bill Freernan. Larry Goff. Terry Tucker. Second Row: Coach Burt Scidler, Bob Behrens. Skip Campbell. Al Garcia. Eli� Leonard. Wesley Rook. Al La Master. Rcalff Otteson. Ralph Walters, Herman Hansen. Successful Season Next year’s co-captain John Payton and Bank Swan dig in during a banquet given in honor of the wrestling team by the Athletic Parent Club. Varsity, reserve, and sophomore g rap piers were feted at a banquet on March 7 at Northwest Junior High. Pictured arc the speakers table and an overall view of the banquet. The DHS varsity basketball squad. First Row: Tom Kenyon. Bob Hamil- ton. Ixn Comess. Bob Schuldl. Gary Dankert. Denny Dietz. Al Havercamp, Oennie Whan. Second Row: Jim McPherson. Manager. Gary- Cardner, Jack Merer. John Copley, Dick Munden. Al Shimp. Bob Curnan. Jerry Frei. Stan Gustas. Manager. Third Row: Coach Paul Still. Bob Cassatt. Jerry Hillebrand, Connie McWilliams, Sandy Hook, John Villinis. Jim Davis, Jack I .ratio. (loach Paul Eckett. VARSITY SCORES DHS OPPONENTS 50 Burlington 48 73 Si. Ambrose 58 62 Iowa City 53 65 East Moline 60 59 Wilson 44 77 McKinley 20 46 Moline 55 61 Clinton 57 65 Dubuque 67 73 Roosevelt 51 51 Iowa City 53 58 Rock Island 74 66 Franklin 35 53 Moline 57 46 Clinton 51 59 East Moline 48 59 Dubuque 41 49 Rock Island 72 49 Muscatine 47 81 Durant 29 54 St. Ambrose 56 Basketball Despite early season pessimism, the team sur- prised almost everyone except themselves by com- piling a respectable 13 and 8 record. The Blue Devils emerged from the season with the City Championship, second place in the Mississippi Valley Conference and third place in the rugged Quad-Cities Conference. The Imps opened the hardwood season by nipping Burlington 5048 on the Greyhound’s home court. Four days later the Blue Devil cagers captured the City title by subduing the St. Ambrose Knights 73-58. An inspired second-half surge was too much for the Locust Street school. Iowa City was the next victim of the Demons 62-53, with East Moline falling the following night 65-60, Blanks to a 30 point scoring burst by center John Villinis. Successive victories over C. K. Wilson, 59-14, and C. R. McKinley, 77-20, concluded a six-game win- ning streak, for the Red and Blue who dropped their next game to Moline, 55-46. The Imps re- bounded to drop Clinton 61-57 in an overtime. Later in the season the River Kings went on to capture fourth place in the state tournament. The Demons then fell victim to the Dubuque Rams who slipped in a held goal in the last seconds for an overtime victory, 67-65. An easy 73-51 tri- umph over C. R. Roosevelt preceded a heartbreak- ing, double overtime loss to Iowa City, 53-51. Ambrosians Bill Noonan and Del Blevins watch open- mouthed as John Villinis drives in for a score unmolested. 148 Davenport sophomore, John Lohmiller, eye the basket as three Dubuque opponents try to stop his shot. The Yearling� beat Dubuque on their way to the MCV title. Davenport lost its next encounter to the mighty Rock Island Rocks, 74-58, in a hard-fought battle. Rebounding nicely the Blue Devils walloped C. R. Franklin, 66-35, but fell again to the Moline Maroons, 57-53. Clinton pro- vided too much competition in the second meeting as the Imps came out second best 51-46. The DUS quintet then topped East Moline, 59-48, and Dubuque, 59-41. The last two games of the regular season were split as Davenport lost to Rock Island, 72-49, and edged Muscatine, Little Six Conference co- champions, 49-47. In the sectional tournament DUS thoroughly crushed Durant, 81-29. In the final game, be- fore a near capacity crowd. Coach Eckert’s cagers dropped a hard-fought battle to a spirited St. Ambrose five, 56-54. Connie McWilliams was elected honorary cap- tain at the season’s end. John Villinis, a sec- ond team all Quad-City choice, led the team in scoring with 388 points. Sandy Hook was second with 197 and Jack I eabo third with 146. Other letter winners included Jim Davis, Bob Cassatt, Jerry Hillebrand, Jerry Frei, Bob Hamilton and Gary Gardner. Stan Gustas and Jim McPherson received manager’s awards. Blue Devil Cagers V- SOPHOMORE SCORES .DHS OPPONENTS 34 Burlington 54 42 St. Ambrose 36 46 Iowa City- 36 54 East Moline 45 65 Wilson 47 '54 McKinley 36 49 Moline 46 42 Clinton 41 16 Dubuque 38 56 Roosevelt 38 55 Iowa City 49 52 Rock Island 47 54 Franklin 45 53 Moline 42 30 Clinton 43 31 East Moline 29 59 Dubuque 24 65 Rock Island 47 56 Muscatine 47 The DHS sophomore basketball «ram. First Row: Coach Jim Oldfield. Steve Jensen. Denny Asby. Paul I’ennock, Jerry Rathmann. Mike Albers. Second Row : Arnold Lowery John Uhmillcr, Scott Berry. Jim Griffin. Chuck Holtz. Ken Shower . Third Row: Gary Madsen, Manager, Walt Pries. Mike Schaab. Willard Jones. Bob Bergen. Manager. These seven boys composed the starling lineup for the DHS hoopsters during the sea- son. Pictured are. Front Row: Coach Eckert, Bob Cassatt, Jack l.eabo and Jerry Hille- brand. Back Row: John Yillinis,Sandy Hook, Jim Davis and Connie McWilliams. John Villinis of DHS. Rod Lanaghan and Larry- Jakubsen of Clinton look on as River King guard. Dave Peiper steals the ball from Jack Leabo. Davenport won in an overtime, 61-57. v: Bob Cassatt outmaneuvers Iowa City fuard Les Nicola and draws a foul. The mps topped the Little Hawks in this game, 62-53. A3 The junior varsity squad, which com- piled a 11-2 record during the season, poses for a picture. First Row : Len Comess, Bo! Schuldt, Al Shimp, Dick Munden. Cary Dankert, Boh Hamilton. Second Row : Tom Kenyon. Gary Gard- ner, Dennic Whan. Al Havercamp, Denny Dietz, Coach Paul Still. Basketball Jim Davis, partially hidden by a Franklin defender, hits on a jump shot. Davenport romped over the ThunderbolU 66-35. Head ( oa h Paul Eckert, right, and Assistant Coach Paul Still try their hand with a basketball U-fore di- recting a practice session. Guard Jerry Hillebrand looks for an opening as Si. Ambrose Blayers Dick Smith. 23. and Bill Noonan, 35, close in on him. avcnport won the City championship 73-58. The sophomore squad, under the direction of Coach Jim Oldfield, finished the season with an impressive 17-2 record, the MVC cham- pionship and the Quad-Cities title. It was the first time in many years that the Implets had gone through Quad-City competition unde- feated. The Implets were led through the sea- son by Steve Jensen, Dennis Ashy, Paul Pennock, Ken Moeller, Jerry Rathmann, and Mike Albers. Other numeral winners were Ken Showers, Chuck Holtz, Walt Pries, Scott Berry, John Lohmiller, Jim Griffith, Arnold Lowery, and Mike Schaab. All-Stater Dan Lock of Dubuque and Davcnporter Jim Davis wrestle for the ball in the course of a 5941 Blue Devil victory. Davenport forwards Jim Davis and Connie McWilliams leap high to snare a rebound from a Dubuque defender. Center John Villinis scores an easy bucket against Durant. Dav- High flying Jack Leabo drives for a score against St. Ambrose This cnport won the opening game of the sectional tournament 81-29. action took place in the final game of the sectional tournament. Track mentors Tom Neubergcr. Head Coach Jesse Day. and Mike Dardis compare times during a practice session at Brady Street field. Junior Dick Pilgrim lunges forward as he practices his specialty, the shot put. Pilgrim set a Davenport Relays record of 55 feet 1 inch. 154 High jumper Dennis Ashy looks toward the pit as he rolls o er the har during practice. Ashy, a sophomore, placed third in the state indoor meet. Dave Snyder, third from left, finishes second to Dave A rends, left, of Cedar Rapids Roosevelt in the MVC indoor meet at Iowa Fieldhousc in Iowa City. Coach Jesse Day’s thinclads opened their sea- son by placing second in the Mississippi Val- ley Conference indoor meet and tying for seventh in the Class AA indoor state meet. The track team, comprised mostly of juniors, set their sights on improving last year’s record as they moved outdoors for their first dual meet with Clinton. Showing up well in the first MVC meet was Dick Pilgrim, a husky junior, who took first place in the shot put with a toss of over 53 feet. Pilgrim also took second in the state meet. High jumper Dennis Asby and broad- jumper Larry Moburg also gave creditable showings, placing high in both meets. High flying Larry Moburg strains to add an extra inch while practicing the broad jump. Moburg won the MVC indoor title. Spring Track Team. First Row: Head Coach Jesse Day, Bill Ashton. Alex Stamos, George Ashton. Scott Berry. Bob Smith Dick Brown. Lany Moburg. Bill Barker Len Comess. Alan Havercamp, Dave Snyder, Jim Davis. Bob Cassatt, Denny Asby. Bob Vinton. Second Row: Paul Graham, Donald J oilman, Don Chalupa. Larry Williams, Jerry Atkinson. Garry Ernsberger, Jerry Clark, Jim Carstons. Clay Rosonstrom. Chuck Holla, Jim Griflin. Bob Behrens, Connie McWilliams. Slc e Ward, Lynn Davis, Jerry Kreiter. Third Row : Coach Tom Xeuliergcr. Thomas Peeples. Barry Richards, Dick Bergert, George Laxton. Den- nis Dietz. Gene Elmore, David Wright. Wes Plamlieck, jerry Rucfer, Bob Schuldt. Bob Petersen. Bill Hclzel, Pat Ruhl, Dick I ilgrim. Coach Mike Dardis, Jim Samherg. Fourth Row: James Clark. Ken Showers. Ed Zosulis, Bill Downs, Virgil Gooding. Melvin Brus, Dennis '1 rauflcr, Tom Dardis, Bob Bergert, Bob Rath, Realff Ottesen, Gary Graham, Tirso Quijas, Bill Wcllcndorf. .vV%r;- ... . ..... ■' . .. ..-« «. High hurdler� Jim Griffin, Connie McWilliams. and Dick Brown sail over their first harrier in a race against time. us-Jve — - xxJ tu. ■ .« ,,« k Boh Smith pushes himself up and over the bar before releasing the pole in the pole vault. Smith tied for third in his first lest of the year, the MVC indoor meet. I-en Comess, Alex Stamos, Larry Moburg and Dick Brown, all members of sprint relay teams, practice starts before the opening of the outdoor season. 156 The Blue Devil sprint relay teams composed of Alex Stamos, Dick Brown, Dave Snyder, A1 Haver- 157 camp, I en Comess, and Moburg loomed as a threat to many records before the season was over. Snyder and Stamos were also expected to gain points in the 50, 100 and 220 yard dash events. Returning lettermen Jerry Atkinson, George Ashton and Bill Ashton bolstered Davenport hopes in the distance relays and long running events. Rounding out the squad were Bob Smith and Larry Williams in the pole vault, Connie McWilliams in the discus and hurdles, Scott Berry in the high jump and Bob Cassatt in the dashes. The fall track team led by Atkinson and the Ashton brothers split dual meets with Moline and Clinton and defeated Dubuque twice. The Imp cindermen also placed seventh in the state one-mile team race. The Fall Track Team. First Row: Dennis TraufTer, Tom Brown. Gary Krnsberger, Leon- ard Edwards, John Bennetl. Second Row: Chuck Johnson. Tirso Quijas, Bill Vinall, Ed Trout. Paul Graham, Bill Fernandez, (x ach Jesse Day. Third Row: Don Pullman, Bill Ash- ton, Jerry Atkinson, Bill lletzcl. George Ash- ton, Jim Koeppel. A familiar sight in long distance runs found Jerry Atkinson pounding down the home stretch to victory. Atkinson also anchored distance relay teams. Baseball DUS Vanity Baseball Team. First Row: Bill Fernandez. John Payton. Larry Crouch. Henry Hemmcn, Bill Carter. Cary Gardner. Henry Mahnski, Dick Mitllebusher, Drnnie Whan and Jim Wilhelm. Second Row: Henry Farber, Tom Kenyon. Jerry Hillehrand. Jack Meyer, Coach Doug Atkin� , Jack Lcabo. Dave Erbst, Dick Young and Lyle Ceski, manager Infieldcrs Bill Carter, Jack Idalio. Dick Young and Dannie Whan along with outfielder Dave Erbst. sit- ting, joke in the dressing room before a practice session. The players in the Davenport dugout rise to cheer after a teammate scores a run against the Moline Maroons. The Demons won the game 12-0. 158 Reserve roach Bob Williams, sophomore coarh Nick Avelchas and head coach Doug Atkins look on as the varsity squad runs through a balling practice. Coach Doug Atkins welcomed an experienced, well bal- anced baseball team this spring. With a group of hard- hitters plus excellent pitching, the DHS diamondmen faced the opening of the season with optimism. Through May 6 the squad compiled a 9-2 record and was undefeated in Quad-City conference play. Betten- dorf stopped the Demons 1-0 in tourney play but the Imps also showed they could take the close ones by dropping tough Franklin of Cedar Rapids by the same score. Jack Meyer and Larry Crouch headed up a strong pitching staff. They were backed by Gary Gardner, Hank Ma- hoski, Dick Mittlcbusher and Tom Kenyon, who also played an outfield position when he wasn’t hurling. Catchers Jim Wilhelm and Henry Hemmen handled the duties behind the plate. Dave Erbst prepares lo mccl ihe bull in the Rock Island game. The Imps won the contest 12-1. 159 Davenport's battery works out be- fore the opening of the season. Catching arc Henry Hemmen and Jim Wilhelm while pitchers Tom Kenyon. Hank Mahoski. Cary Gard- ner. Jack Meyer. Dick Mittlebushcr and Larry Crouch do the throwing. The DHS reserve varsity team. First Row: Dick Ernst. Brian Bcerman. Jim Beck. Bill Phelps. Skip Camp- bell. Second Row: Dick St. Clair. Jerry Shoemaker. Jim Seward. Chuck Andrews. Dick Jaeke, Arnold Jcpson, Jerry Moeller. Dcnnic Dietz, Coach Bob W'illiams. 160 The DUS sophomore baseball team. Fin Ristow, Jerry Gooch, Merle Madden.( Pries. Tom Kurtz, Ken Gawq-an. Th Moeller. Jim Thobc, Ctfcll nick - (barter : Jeny Brinkman, Jerry H irkenlrottom, Mike Graham. Bill Zerbe, Wes Rook. Bide Waughtal, Jim ,.ovs: John Dempsey, Dick Paulson. Tom Allen, Paul Pcnnock. Denny Benson, Russell Hayes, Walter Lou Wrren, Gary Sehman. Jon Mizener, Scott Brcmmcr, Frank Farenknig, Dale Porter. Don Rust, Don ation of Bill Leabo al at second WKtn at pity o fcwVfirro duringa KTnc outfipW, Composed M'om Ken- yon, John Payjon, Dave Erbst, Jerry Hillebrand and Bill Fernandez, fea- tured both fleetness and hard hitting. The junior varsity team under Coach Bob Williams and the sophomores guided by Nick Avelchas provided the varsity with good competition besides playing reserve and sophomore teams from the Quad-Cities. Dick Young and Jack I.cabo lean over to se- lect their bats before going to the plate against Rock Island in the first home game of the season. Pitcher Jack Meyer deliver� the first pitch of the season against Moline at Browning Field. Boys' Tennis Squad. Left to right: Jimmy Lewis, Bernie Cahn, Ed Brody, Tom Reemtsma, Karl Booker, Bob Curnan, Dave Buhl and Gary Shafer. The hoys’ tennis squad of ’55-’56 showed promise of a successful spring season after battling their way through the fall season with only a fair record. Letlermen Ed Brody, Bob Curnan, Dave Buhl, Bill Hawkins and sophomore Bernie Cahn were expected to form the nucleus of this spring’s team. Coach Paul Moon’s netsters through May 6 had compiled their most successful record in years, 6 wins and 2 losses. The Imps scored lopsided victories over Moline, Clinton, Dubuque, Mus- catine and St. Ambrose. Brody, playing number one position, was undefeated in singles through that time. On the feminine side, Mrs. Ruth Neuberger, directing the girls tennis team for the first year, guided them to a third place finish in the Quad-Cities. Returning monogram winners who carried most of the load were Donna Jacobs, Charmaine Coghill, Diane Connelly, Jackie Morton and Ginny Underwood. Sophomores Janet Easter and Jean Milligan were expected to give valuable assistance to the DHS cause in spring activity. Three year letlcrman E 1 Brody prepares to return a shot (luring a crucial match at Credit Island. Brody, who has placed first in many tournaments, led the Blue Devil netsters through a tough schedule. Tennis 162 Girls’ Tennis Team. First Row: Judy lx pcr, Janet Easter, Diane (Connelly, Virginia Underwood, Shirley Donaldson, Judy Atkinson. Second Row: Donna Jacolts, Jackie Morton. Sandy lloepner. Fat Bcitel, Jean Milligan, Charmaine Coghill. Third Row: Bea Conover, Betty Felder, Anita Seriven, Mrs. Neuberger, coach. Joanne Spencer, Anne l.indsay, Bert Carstensen. Golf Sandy Hook add up the wore after a practice round while Jim Brooke and Chuck llulsc look on intently. Davenport’s bright outlook for a winning season in golf was realized during the fall tf 1°'6 and spring of 1957. Under the ;,ui -e of Coach Tom Place, who is in his lust yeglj as Blue Devil mentor, the linkslers continued in their winning ways. The golfers finished ahead of all Quad- Citv competition during the fall and look- • forward to defending their 1956 Vel e Cup title in the spring. In their first mat i, a non-conference affair, the De- mons edged Muscatine by eight strokes. Returning letterwinners Ed Schumann, Ch« k Dulse, Jim Blohm, Boh Martin, Sandy Hook, Steve Fredericksen, Boh Bur- chett, and Terry Shamon contributed heavily to the Demon effort. DHS Golf Team. First Row: Dick Miulebushcr, Steve Dunn, Boh Burchett. Tim Kelly, Ed Math. Jim Brooke. Second Row : Terry Shamon. Chuck llulsc. Boh Martin, Sandy Hook, Steve Frederick- sen. Ed Schumann. Coach Tom Place stands behind. Coach Place holds the pin as Boh Burchett prepares to hole-out his last putt on the 18th green at Duck Creek. Ed Schumann seems to be more concerned with his own putt. Intrcamurcals Dave Erbst stretches for the volleyball in an attempt to score a point. Dick Brown, Steve Frcdcricksen. Dave Keppy, and Skip Campbell watch with open-mouthed interest. Under the direction of Burt Scid ler and Jim Fox, the talent in boys’ intramurals this year concentrated in the second period gym classes. The three major titles, football, basketball, and volleyball, were all captured by boys from this class. Captain Chuck Hulse started out the season by guiding his foot- ball team to the school champion- ship. In basketball, a team composed mostly of hard-fighting juniors emerged with the laurels. The team was composed of captain Mike Keim, Frank Low, Dave Erbst, Skip Campbell, Clyde Car- ter, Bill Barker, Bill Fernandez, Brian Beerman and Jim Iverson. The volleyball title was copped by a senior team made up of Captain John Copley, Hulse, Bob Curnan, Jerry Frei, Carter, John Kruse and Bill Meyer. The school wrestling tournament found 85 boys participating while badminton, track, handball and softball competition began in early April. Clyde Carter reach� high to return a shot during a fast-moving handluill game. The intramural handball title was won by Roger Cavanaugh with Jim Wilhelm placing second. 164 tics for Fun Athle The 1956-57 girls’ intramural season be- gan with volleyball. The Little Devils, a team composed entirely of juniors, cap- tured the first place honors for the second straight year. Aided by physical education instructors Mrs. Ruth Neuberger and Miss Marjorie Holderness, the girls next fo- cused their attention on basketball. High- lighting the basketball season was the annual free throw contest. Approximately twenty girls competed for the first place laurels. Bowling captured the interest of nearly 150 girls and heated competition resulted in the race for first place. Pat McFarland succeeded in capturing the in- dividual high scores and the winning team, composed of Betty Felder, Bert Carsten- sen, Mary Hamilton and Jean Finck, ac- cumulated a sufficient point total to place them out in front of the remaining teams. In addition to these athletic activities, the girls were also offered programs in shuffle- board, deck tennis, badminton, aerial darts, tennis, track, tether ball and golf. Sandy McNamara lines up a shot in a came of shufHcboard intramurals as Hazel Bowc and Charlene Estes await their turn. Displaying correct form, Dixie Lindahl sends the hall down the alley. Bowling, the most pop- ular sport in the girls' intramural program, dominated the winter activities. 165 Varsity cheerleaders Ann Wilhelm, Sheri Owens, Juanita Lewis, Dee Foley, Sue Cosby and Joann Correll relax after one of their countless practice sessions. leading the cheers for the varsity football and basketball games and pep audit were these six girls. Cheerleaders Jan Disney, Lu Daily, Marcia Wylie. Sandy Peters, Becky Emeis and Bev Danielson compose the reserve cheerleading squad. Replacing absent varsity cheerleaders and leading the yells at all sophomore football and basketball games arc the duties of the reserve squad. Alternate cheerleaders Kathy McClanahan, Barb Kckhardt and Ann O'Connell, kneeling, and Nan Hedberg and Shirley Kadeke, standing constitute the alternate cheerleaders. These girls led the cheers at all home wrestling meets and replaced ■ncm! ers of the two other squads occasionally. R i f I First Row: Richard Dick. Boh Thompson. Vernon Thobc, Larry Stoltenberg, Ron Miner. Larry Gittens. Ken Booth, Tom Sletta. I-ee Tapper. Ron I’ayson. Second Row: William Krauz, Nile Norton. Richard Geifman. Bob Bergert. Charles Hawkins, John Jugcnhcimcr, Lewis Starkinan. Mike Compton. Jerry Mooney. Steven Gray. Sgt. Spinabella. Third Row : Jim Schwarz. Dale Dose. Douglas Carlson. Ralph Nagel. Jerry Yeast, Chester Gustafson. John Yank. Jim Marchck, Jim Hebhler. The NRA Rifle Club is open for membership to any member of ROTC who has reasonable skill in the art of shooting or who is willing to learn the techniques. The ten or fifteen top shooters, chosen in a competitive manner, train together as a team and are then put into competition against other schools. The club is a member of the Na- tional Rifle Association and members win awards through the national group. Rifle club members entered the NRA annual postal matches, the Wil- liam Hearst match, 5th Army ROTC Interscho- lastic match and competed against schools in the surrounding area. The team placed in the top third of the 5th Army area and qualified for the National Interscholastic matches. DUS took first and second place in the NRA sectional matches. Front Row: Bob Thompson, Jerry Mooney. Mike Compton. Ken Booth, I-ee Tapper. Second Row : Sgt. Spinabella, Richard Dick. Tom Sletta. Larry Gittens, Ron Miner, Vernon Thobe, Larry Stoltenberg. ROTC 167 A G I i m p s e As Sally Meyer's temperature rises to the boiling point. Mrs. Sandway applies a bandage to Carolyn Hindman's arm. Male memlwrs of the DHS faculty relax between classes. Seated around the table are Mr. John Foster, Mr. Harold Marston. Mr. Merwin Soper and Mr. Tom Place while Mr. Milton Anderson reads in the background. Minstrel Show cast members sit patiently as dramatics students apply the necessary make up. of the Year Licorice slicks and walks around the building add fun lo the lunch hour. Taking advantage of the warmer temperatures arc Kenny Carman, Henry Farber, Jon Nolan, Judy Ellis, Margaret Hibbs and Betty Blunk. 171 din’ Ritin’ The Blaekhawk newspaper staff wasted no time in obtaining subscriptions. I.iga Viksne takes Judy May's order while Tonya Sanders. Dale Bielier. Bev Taft and Elaine Campbell await their turn. Confusion prevails as three perplexed sophomores question which way to turn. Ann Steninger and Sue Steff disagree about directions as Judy Drews looks completely puzzled. Already practicing for the 1972 DHS football team is Mike Eckert. Smooth-talking by DHS vendors Sally Fluhrer and Mary Blaser persuaded Amelia Bultnyck to buy a tally apple. Come one, come all and join in the fun, chants Barker Boh Hansen as he urges a group of sophomores to try their luck at the game of darts. The DIIS gym was converted into a circus bigtop for the Newcomers’ Party. Re- sponsible for the success of lire night were these committee chairmen. Standing are Lorraine Marti and Chuck Holtz while Mike Dismer, Nancy Wallace, Steve Ward and Sherryl Francis sit atop the bleachers. 174 OCTOBER .M. Gy 'n ,urn � . :hai i, th« «nunir for his ZT,0nV P'V � nd no,e “ J' Ncun,«„n drummer puffs on Football, Moline — hero (Homecoming) Track, State Cross Country Run Homecoming Dance — G.E.M. Gymnasium— 8 • 11:30 p. m. American Education Week Football. Roosevelt C.R. — thero Veterans' Day — no school Nov. 12 Vocal Music Pops Concert —DHS Auditorium — 7:30 p.m. GAA Spinsters' Spree — G.E.M. Gymnasium — 8-11:30 p.m. Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball, Burlington — there Wrestling, Moline — there Basketball, St. Ambrose —here Senior Sock Hop — G.E.M. Gymnasium — 8-11 p. m. End of second si weeks' grading period naU°na’ t in' : j, Chosen by their teammates, honorary co-captains Jim Wilhelm ami Bill Carter prepare to present Coach Stolfa with a gift signifying the thanks of the team members. NFL captured first place in the Homecoming float parade for their original animal-laden float. Farmer Julie Gibson pulls the float past the reviewing stand in the Homecoming aud. � ly discussing some phase of football or the shining trophies war . 0 the Blue Devil gridders are Head Coach Stolfa and banquet est speaker Ivy Williamson. Old clothe and shoeless feet characterized the senior nek hop.th |cartrrmed‘r,yp refreshment� are Mr. Voris, Mike Otto. Muss Bunanek. Connie Carroll and Mr. btoller. ir termed “Gypsy Jamboree.” Sampling the I Victor capture _v ViaitlC � d roV°oldSSs tudenU- entirely °iU ranfiiu 1 DECEMBER Wrestling, Oavonport Invitational 7 Basketball, Iowa City — hore 7 Wrestling, McKinley C.R. — there Basketball, East Moline — thero 8 8 Wrostling, East Waterloo — hero II Vocal and Instrumental Dept. Christmas 1 14 Concert — Masonic Temple Basketball, Wilson C.R. — thero 15 Wrestling, West Waterloo — there Basketball. McKinley C.R. — hore 21 22 Wrestling, Quadrangular Meot at 24. Jan. 4 Rock Island Christmas Vacation 29 Basketball, Moline — here 29 Wrestling, Rock Island — thore td P«nSJ Mr . ■ V--“tKl ,0 in tv“ tc9pon«- Transport inn ll««? Students vrnv districts to and from school is bility of these DHS bus driver , is Roger Ralfs while Keith Artie Behr occupy the front - «oh and Cary- Crell reli Reserving of every bit of praise for their never-ending work are the DHS custodians. Front Row: Augusta Johnson. Ethel Gilbert, Meta Young and Eldo Schemmcl. Back Row Art Wunsch. Carl Schiflke. Adolph Vietf 1 uis RicdcsM-l and Jordan Nath. 4 JANUARY Basketball, Clinton—hara 5 Wrestling, Wilton C.R.— here 7 School rcopant II Basketball, Dubuque — there II Wreitling. Clinton — there 12 Wrettling, Eatt Moline — here 18 Wrettling, Iowa City — here 18 Basketball, Rootovelt C.R. — there 25 Basketball, Iowa City — there Wrettling, Franklin C.R. — here 25 25 End of First Scmetter 26 Basketball. Rock Itland — hero 28 A.P.C. Skating Party — Trio Rink 29 Thespian Banquet 28-29 Between Semostert 30 Opening of tocond temetter This is your life. Coach Paul Eckert ” announces Dennis Smith. Character from Eckert' past were “flown to DHS especially for this aud. Getting a good grip work is Gary Thoma ing to grasp the si interest is Judy Best. .e fcannWet honorary ' a)0t l)on� 'd ■ftcn'rn', FEBRUARY 1 Baskotball. Franklin C.R. — horc 2 Batkofball. Molino — there 2 Wrestling, Dubuque — here 8 ROTC Military Ball — Davenport Coliseum— 8 -12 p.m. 8 Basketball, Clinton — thcro 8 Wrcttling, Roosevolt C.R. — thorc 9 Basketball. East Moline — hore 11-15 Week of Preliminary Speech Contests 15 Basketball, Dubuquo — hero 15-16 Wrostling, IHSAA District Moot 16 Swimming. IHSAA State Meot 16 Basketball, Rock Island — there 22-23 Minstrel Show — Auditorium — 7:30 p.m. 22-23 Wrestling, IHSAA State Meot 25- 1 District Speech Contests 25- 1 Baskotball. IHSAA Sectional Tournament Adding another poster to the varied bill- board is senior Nina York. A glance at the colorful display informs students of the coming events. Sue Thorne. Gene Elmore and Isabelle Coronei illus- trate various stages in jewelry making. Finished products looking very professional, lay on the table. Member of an English Literature class listen as Miss Finch relates an amusing sidelight. u V A Student Council president Jim Willidm addresses 1)1 IS musicians, basketball play- ers. coaches, student and (acuity in a typical pep aud scene. Descending the steps after being elected to junior class offices are Jerry llillebrand, treas- urer: Bob Hamilton, president: Mary; Beth Peil, vice-president; and Jill Dcnnington, secretary. ariril emotions are shown on the (aces of Friday night's cast following the senior class play. Seoted are Hose Mary O'Connor. Dee Dec Danico, JoAnnc McLean, .Sally Fluhrcr, Brenda Nye, Marge Maxwell and Jim Wallace. Standing are Patty Reddy. Hon Miner. Maxine Stuhr. Brenda Varner, Judie Hartsock, Bob (.urnan, Dave Buhl, Dick Jaeke, Ann Wilhelm, Jean McCracken, Jim McPherson, Carl Ripperton, Doric Holtz, George Coronei and Carol lister. Katrin. Sue Willitx, bids good-bye to Uncle Chris, Carl Ripperton. as Mama. Ifctte Swain, sadly prepares his last drink. Taking a curtain call are members of Saturday night's cast. Seated are Bette Swain, (ionnie Car- roll. Sheri Owens. Chuck Hulse. Sue Willits, Sue Zoecklcr and Anne Cummins. Standing are Bonnie Westman. Nancy Duggan. Mary Stow. Dennis Sissel, Ed Powell. I.iga Viksne, Bill Hawkins, Don Hazen. Dave Buhl, Mr. Marston. Mike Otto. Jim Crouse, Larry Byers. Bob Thecr. Winnie Baxter. Wilda Bannister, Carl Ripperton, Loi Hendricks and Marilyn Waagc. Peter views Trina. with Am«: Ingrid Kalanke and Bill Sawyer, foreign students from Germany and the Philippines, gaze in won- der at the numerous DHS trophies stored in the gym lobby. Career Day co-chairmen Wilda Bannister and Ron Miner discuss one of the countless details connected with this all-important senior day. . A flight never lo Ik? forgotten is the Senior-Junior Prom. Climaxing their senior high days arc Nuncy Duggan an«l Mel Harper, Nancy Murray and Tom Wood. Informality is the keyword for a night of fun at the annual Tri-V Klem. Chuck Andrews and Pal llrinping, Dave MrDill and Judy Fickingcr, com- pose this jitterbugging quartet. Working behind the scenes to insure the success of the Klent Kadiddle Hop are sandwich-makers Marcia Oliver, Kathy Lewis, Ginny Underwood, and Nancy Murray. Smiling and sighing with relief after their work ha� been completed arc the member� of the Blackhawk yearbook stall. Final step in the ladder of a senior's career is Commencement, at which time he receives that treaMired diploma. — ing Davenport Bank m ‘-T 04u C ti Hlttf WHERE MORE THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE DO THEIR BANKING Davenport, Iowa Rohlk Lumber and Grain Cor All Kinds of Building Materials Donahue Iowa COMPUMENTS OF LES JONES IMPLEMENT COMPAN EYLER BLOHM GARAGE Your Automobile's Best Friend” I. H. C. TRACTORS and FARM MACHINERY 1205 East High Phone 7-8590 N. Brady St Road • Davenport 194 IN YEARS Touch reverently those yellowed pages son. They tell the story of j Nation. 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Graduating Class of 1957 Simon and Landauer Flowers for all occasions Davenport's Finest Mens Store 2125 Eastern Ave. Phone 2-7187 201 wr molimenls of U' y CKHAWK ‘ OTEL MISSISSIPPI j, V ) ' J V y J ,S,S T -CZ 7ZJS Acro-Ballet Studio Teaches All Steps of Ballroom Specializing in------JITTERBUG 504 Brady St. 3-6479 BUSSELLE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE r DORIS SCHLUETER — OWNER 401 Security Bldg. Davenport, Iowa Phone 3-4361 BAGGERLY GLASS and PAINT CO 516 West Third Street Phone 3- For All Glass S Paint Needs Window Glass — Plate Glass Auto Glass — BPS Paint Compliments of JACK'S TEXACO SERVICE Locust and LeClaire Streets The Friendly Department Store Phone 7-5261 109 East Second S' ■fr-k - 1702 Harrison Street Phonos: Dav. 2-5321 R.L 8-5726 NuWay Rug Company TWICE THE WEAR WITH NU WAY CARE- REPUTABLE RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANERS Rug Repairing Moth-proofing Cleaning on the Floor Quality Installation 202 610 Brady Street $ Quality Foods • Choice Me' Open Daily 7 A M. - 9:30 P. M Sundays Holidays 7 A. M. -1 P.M. 4 P. M. - 9:3C P. M. WE GIVE CONSUMERS STAMPS Good Luck and Good Health for You You Deserve f0tvam, best . . . so Serve the Best! Music — Records — Phonographs Pianos — Conn. Organs Olds and Leblance Band Instruments COOK'S MUSIC SHOP Complete Music Service ENGINEERS SUPPLIES OZALID 6 K. 6. E. DRAFTING SUPPLIES .118 Ripley St. Phone 2-7507 LEONARD H. EWOLDT CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS and MANUFACTURERS OF CABINETS. COUNTERS and MILLWORK FORMICA and LAMINATED TOPS Retail Lumber Sales of Hardwoods — Plywoods — Doors — Etc. l j Milos North of Kimberly Rd. Brady St. Rd. 2-3090 Congratulations from the CLUB TRIO Compliments of MATTHEWS OFFICE EQUIPMENT 212 West Third Davenport, Iowa Compliments of N V.d-Rite Sandwich Shop DAVENPORT. IOWA 1520 Harrison St. 101 South Howell St. Congratulations and best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Trio Restaurant 114 WEST THIRD DAVENPORT 203 f The TEEN SHOP Headquarters for High School Fashions Visit our Teen Lounge M. L. PARKER CO. Davenport, Iowa Congratulations Class of 19571 WARNER-MEDLIN STUDIOS CAPPS CLOTHES DISNEY HATS 414 Brady Street Davenport, Iowa Van Heusen Shirts Cooper Underwear Holton — King — Martin Band Instruments Music — Repairs — Rentals Music Service By Musicians BAND BOX MUSIC SHOP 321 Harrison St. Dial 3-9901 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1957 JOELLES BRIDE AND FORMAL SHOP Formal Headquarters 08 Security Bldg. Davenport, Iowa The SCHEBLER Co. (Formerly Frank Winter Heating Co.) — ENGINEERS — FABRICATORS — INSTALLERS • AIR CONDITIONING • FURNACES • CONVERSION BURNERS • DUCT WORK • VENTILATING • EXHAUST SYSTEMS • GUTTERS • DOWN SPOUTS CUSTOM SHEET METAL WORK Prompt Estimates Gladly Furnished 1025 WEST 4TH STREET Phones 3-9731 or 3-9801 One of EASTERN IOWA'S Most Modem Equipped Shops Everything in SHEET METAL WORK INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL (Union Shop) 205 HORST-ZIMMERMAN MOTORS 926 West Third St. Ph 7-5237 DeSoto Davenport. Iowa Plymouth mX Compliments of 5 : VALLEY BOLT SUPPLY CO. YOU BUY WE SUPPLY Meisner Drug E. E. Anderson, M.D. Tri-City Electrical Co. Henry Schuldt y j Dr. Fred H. Glade Dietz,'Sales and Sfrvice Jptobs Dental Supply BOOSTERS Hagen’s Confectionery and Barber Shop Lawton’s Market Siebke Motor Co. W. G. Block Company Model Laundry and Cleaners Vogel and Bargman Coal Co. y si Mount Ida Bakery Kern Chiropractic Clinic H. J. Kerker, Opt. Wagner Doors of Davenport Jansen and Ernst Cabinet Makers Davenport Produce Co. The Bordon Company fjy , n 7, ) ‘ Jjj 1 Ad BEj - r |«M� Jj jr L DEPOSIT J I nS R NCECORFffiRA DN |« « y i 'V Mcv {a y v , i §j Interiors by Ann Louise Bone Slipcovers Pictures Phone 3-8273 Drapories Wallpaper Bedspreads Accessories 1521 Harrison H. H. Schneckloth Lumber Co. Where You Can Be Confident You Are Getting QUALITY LUMBER at Reasonable Prices — WE DELIVER — 206 WALCOTT Phone 84-2131 DURANT Phone 52 Compliments of Katz Royal Blue Food 1307 E. Locust St. Phone 2-3621 CONGRATULATIONS SIEG COMPANY SCHARFF'S Store For Girls Complete Wearing Apparel WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT PARTS 2nd and Brady Davenport, Iowa HARPER'S EAT FISH —STAY FIT DAVENPORT FISH CO. Fish and Sea Foods Leather Cleaning Fibertone Specialist Cleaning Of For All Occasions Wholesale and Retail Distinction Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Freshen the Impression 228 East Third Dial 2-1775 Phone 3-1879 1450 Harrison St. Phone 2-2990 James S. Ryan McGinnis Funeral Homes' - General Contractor — Free Estimates Serving This Area For Over 50 Years Remodeling and Building Homes 1933 West 37th Street Davenport, Iowa Each Home Air Conditioned Compliments of The White-Phillips Co. Inc. Municipal Bonds For Investment Compliments of 510 First National Bldg. Phone 6-2527 121 West 2nd Street 207 ITALIAN VILLAGE The Best Pizza this Side of Italy CARRY OUT SERVICE 220 Harrison St. Davenport EMEIS ELECTRICAL SERVICE Specialized Automotive Service ROGER D. EMEIS 218 Iowa St. Davenport, Iowa WATCHES Elgin • Bulova • Hamilton • Longines Quality Diamonds Gifts for all occasions PLANK and CO. Jewelers 209 Main St. LUDTKE’S GREETING CARDS 226 West Third St. Mid-West's Largest Card Display GREYHOUND BUS LINES SAVE MONEY RIDE IN COMFORT ENJOY SCENIC PLEASURE 420 W. 3rd. St. Davenport MAST Always First for HOME BEAUTIFICATION Phone ?■' , Congratulations to the Class of '57 Miller's Shoe Store Repair 1931 Harrison Street Davenport, Iowa WE HAVE A TRADE THAT SERVICE MADE Member Federal Reserve Insurance Corp. WALCOTT IOWA 208 % % %J% V Y % % DONAHU SAVINGS BANK DONAHUE, IOWA Jke Idanl? op friendly Service ” 209 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FUVo $ CENTRAL PETROLEUM COMPANY Cleveland, Ohio Walcott, Iowa Quality Lubricants Since 191}.'' Compliments of Davenport's Oldest and Largest 'r jMusic Store v y « ny -u Ouit 54th Year in Davenport BOWLMOR LANES Iowa's Largest Ground Floor Bowling Alley 20 Lancs Air Conditioned for your convenience why buy a squeeze-in here... 2952 Brady St. Davenport B. F. Goodrich Store Tires S Batteries Motorola Radio T.V. Kelvinator Appliances Schwinn Bicycles bulge-out-there air conditioner? newest new look in air conditioners Sold by Leading Appliance Dealers Everywhere 409 West Second St. 210 Phone 2-2685 Dist. by Republic Electric Co. 'u Compliments of 1 Ay- ■ '• ’• PALMER ENTERPRISES v- ca . The Palmer School of Chiropractic r W’Qjjropractic Fountain-Head fcW Largest and Finest Chiropractic College in the Stations WOC Davenport, Iowa A De WOC-Radio 1420 kc. WOC-TV Channel 6 i r WHO-Radio 1040 WHO-TV Channel 13 kc 'Uu rJL f 1 13 y jr AjufA Z-yA Denniston Partridge Co. 5309 Brady Street Davenport, Iowa QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS 'jr 'Ja y1-' i :P (fP IO 95 Years in Music S hmiit Music Company Estc lu i when Lincoln was President TALL CORN MOTEL 80 UNITS PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL DAVENPORT JUNCTION 150 U. S. HWY. 6 211 Compliments of IDEAL PLUMBING HEATING INC. Earl P. Hartvigsen, Pres. 507 Marquette St. Phone 3-9711 Davenport, Iowa “CENTRAL TRUST and Savings Bank” Serving Central Scott County ELDRIDGE. IOWA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp COMPLIMENTS OF SWAN ENGINEERING AND MACHINE CO. Bettendorf Iowa H. L. REID DECORATING COMPANY 1501 HARRISON ST. DIAL 3-895? Professional Design Decoration Specialist in Color Styling Decorative Fabrics Wallpapers Painting Accessories KNILANS RUGS LAMPS ACCESSORY ITEMS u 1 rlvAptria M COuroeT IN encan ruBNiru £ Cow In jnJ Browse Around” , i_ j] SOLID CHERRY AND HARD ROCK MAPLE FURNITURE 3015 Brady Street DAVENPORT. IOWA CONGRATULATIONS FROM RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY Steel and Gray Iron Castings Bettendorf, Iowa 212 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1957 WARREN-NICHOLSON COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers Folding and Set-up Paper Board Boxes 1730 ROCKINGHAM ROAD DAVENPORT. IOWA PHONE 6-3509 Compliments of THE RUNGE'S MORTUJL1Y 824 W. 3rd D l A 6249 Compliments of SCHWAB 112 WEST THIRD ST. DAVENPORT ADVERTISING SYSTEM Compliments of CASHWAY LUMBER CO. Phone 2-5306 820 Swits Street Davenport, Iowa UHR'S MARKET LOCKER SERVICE WALCOTT IOWA ABRAHAM'S If it's new it's at Abraham's 111 West Second St. 7%, Davenport CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Frank Foundries Corp. .u y i V K Ho .iey well COMPLIMENTS OF ‘oneer Central Honeywell y 6t7 uo V' I—-— H 213 Wishing You The Best — Class of 1957 CARTER STEEL PRODUCTS 1113 Mound Street Davenport, Iowa Phone: 7-4045 f OJUvaj . cZto j Uj c Ou O.OC - 9 ft joijl' ,£ H-0 CVA CxJOfrvio-o.5- FfeHER DRUG xf ■ Dave Smit endeiL urS Phone: 2-4212 1519 East Locust 'Tour Friendly Neighborhood Drugstore SHAW ELECTRIC 934 East River Street DAVENPORT JIM CRATON'S, INC. 221 323 Harrison Street Sporting Goods Exclusively Wison — Hutch — Nokona Athletic Goods Johnson Motors — Aluma-Craft Boats Guns — Pistols — Archery Phone: 2-0487 Art Dieffenbach Jeweler Frandsen Excavating Co. Jancy Engineering Co. Harbor Ranch Anchorage Smith Drug Store Iowa Bearing Co., Inc. Hal Wiese Orchestra Lurenia Burch Beck s Mayonnaise Products Smith-Corona, Inc. BOOSTERS Lewis Cleaners Dyers Lindsay Park Toy Hobby Shop Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. Credit Bureau of Quad Cities Western Auto Stores Mel Foster Co., Inc. Eldridge Pharmacy Clarence Hagen — County Recorder La Mar Shade Venetian Blind Company Pete Wildman — County Sheriff Jerry's Service Northwest Plumbing Heating Dupey Equipment Co. Paul Kernan Shell Station Ted Goodwin — County Treasurer Harvey Construction Co. ESTABLISHED 1876 LERCH-CARROLL CO. TAVEGIA TILE COi.lP f HEATING — AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL Phone 2-3249 220 West Fifth Street DAVENPORT, IOWA 214 2305 Jersey Ridge Road Davenport, Iowa Ernest A. Tavegia Phone 7 C. L. MOONEY PLUMBING and HEATING, INC. • REPAIR SERVICE • RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTS INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTS AIR CONDITIONING APPLIANCES 0 • COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS • SHEET METAL WORK DIAL 5-0258 1315 STATE STREET BETTENDORF. IOWA Compliments of First (Trust )and Savings Bank Comor Third and Brady St. ember Federal Deposit . irance Corporation %MVANT MART 320 West Second ’’’el - hone 2-6171 Compliments of CHICAGO PAPER COMPANY Represented by 3237 Twelfth St. Charles Richter Rock Island, Illinois Phone 3-8083 1014 Dittmer St. Davenport .nplete Selection of Sewing Needs 215 T n r ft' 9? U1' . ’ lAl J P ‘’ aCI nVU 'A 0' Petersen Plumbing Heating Co. Hawkeye Steel Fabricators a; Trauffer-Beck Co. The Book Shop The Coliseum Ballroom Harry’s Army Store BOOSTERS Fruitland Tri-City Shade Blind Co. Gene Brodd Realtors Central Asbestos Supply Co. Stevenson Sales Co. Inc. Innes Company Buff's Upholstering Howard s Jewelers Mrs. Marie Penderg- Dressmaking Alt '! Mittelbusher Ins. Ager . Without the cooperation and support of the ensuing studios, firms, and individuals, publication of the 1957 yearbook would have been impossible. The Blackhawk staff wishes to extend its sincere thanks to: Bawden Brothers Inc. Burch Photographic Studio Burchett Studio Inc. Cartensen Studio Free Studio Pilcher’s Portrait Studio Pope Studio Jean Sardou Studio Warner-Medlin Studio Wagners Printers, responsible for the mechanical side of the Blackhawk and particularly to Ted N and Miss Marian Healey who provided constant assistance throughout the year. Miss Leona Soehren deserves a special word of thanks for the invaluable aid which she extended a- the office secretaries: Mrs. Eva Moeller, Mrs. Marlene Long, Mrs. Betty Corbett and Miss Bev H d whose patience and endurance enabled the staff to complete the innumerable tasks connected v composition of the book. Harry Boll, photographer and friend, who resjumded to requests for pictures at all hours of th te produced the majority of the excellent photography which constitutes this annual. H. H. Wubben, editorial advisor, whose guiding hand and grateful advice was thoroughly and Frank Tank, publications advisor, who capably filled the position of assistant photogra; ’ to his various other duties. Eldo Schemmel and his custodial staff who helped the DHS journalists by allowing then late evening hours and Saturday mornings. Members of the Democrat staff, particularly Wayne DeMouth, the cooperative DHS admii -strati' and faculty, Mr. Roger Berry, principal and Mr. Don Hempstead, assistant principal. Parents of the staff members, the unsung heros and heroines, who cooperated, understood an-. THE BLACKHAWK ST 216