Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1955 volume:

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Although sho has bun at the Cdst1oioronlylixyoarl.horcoptrlhudonlto 1hobothrmonto!thoschoolunmany.Asad- visor of-both P09 Club. dmd GAA.. and as coach, of the 'basketball chon- lomdlrmlhohdldnnomuchtdbulldtholchool 'spirit-olConha1studonh. IHlloM1u Spotry. amen otcim' Amana. um 1. mu sm .amen qi en. ...4-, N0 VIR. HAROLD STEVENS Assistant Principal MR. C. E. TAYLOR Principal i MRS. GHETCHEN PRATT Heqistr r MRS. ETHELYN CLEMENS Advisor rs MRS. BESSIEIGHNSGN MRS. IAN KORCZAK Miss CGNNIE TALCOTT Bookkeeper Office Secretary Assistant Librarian MR. ROBERT W. LUNDAK Advisor MRS. ROSE QUINLAN Office Secretary FN RAY A, ALLEN ARTHUR AMUNDSGN K HEBBOLD ASMUSSEN Indusirigl Chemistry Biology 'Pl N VQQQ 3 Q 6- N MADGE BANKS VERA BANKS IULIA BABKER Home Economics English English NELLE BARNES EMMA BECK STANLEY BENTALI. English Commercial If1C1USUiG1 - 10 .. ' N wx . .-397 f 2 ' iz. WILLABD BISSELL LOUIS BLOCK MABEL BOE Social Studies Commercial Art A iwvfwsgn ROBERT BROOKS HAROLD BUCK CORINNE OOOLEY Band Orchestra EI1qliSh ELIZABETH ANN MABLAN DAVIS RICHARD DAY DALIEDEN Er1QliSl'1 Physical Education tin ill.. iii n f EUGENE DORR ENOLA DQWNARD RUTH ERCKMANN Commercial BioloQY Mathematics E. W. ETSHER MARGARET RUTH FRENCH Printing, Record FRANCHERE English Spanish BERTI-IA GILBERTSON ROBERT GRAHAM IEWELL HASKINS Social Studies Social Studies French, E1'1QliSl'1 .. 12 .. x R or L kt Q! A L LENORA HAYES ETHEL HEDENBERGI-I CHARLES A. HESS Enqlish Librarian Physical Education, Physics R. D. HISSCNG Mathematics, General Science LILLIAN KESSLER Commercial ALBERTA HOUCK English Commercial MABEL I-IUTCHINGS LEE KNOLLE WALTER KOKIOHN Choir Industrial .. 13 - CARCLINE KRIEGE Home Economics I1 WAYNE KYLE AUSTIN LCW Industrial Industrial CLARENCE MARSHALL Industrial - - .-5 -Q, MARK MCLARNAN Social Studies, Athletic Director BARBARA MARTIN NELLIE MASCN English Commercial tk. x . 1' BETTY IANE .MILLER MAXINE MILLER Commercial English, Dramatics ,141 IACK MOHN IOYCE MONTGOMERY G. E. NELSON Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies NORA NELSON GLADYS PARKER PRANClS PERKINS Social Studies Health Health, Physical Education LOREN PETERSON G. R, RAY Industrial Mathematics -15- X , . xv, l-- MONA REDMOND Mathematics LEROY EQWSE H. P. SHEDD MAEIAN SPERRY Physics English, Annual Physical Education in C. V. STHJES TEAN SWENSON G. E. THQENTON Driver Training Physical Education Speech, English, Debate HARRIET WAECHTER I-IAZEL WAUER GERTRUDE WEAVER Commercial Home Economics BiO1OfJY - 16 - RUTH WEDGWOOD Mathematics BEHTI-IA WELLHAUSEN A. G. WOOLFRIES MAYME YAHR German, Psychology Science Social Studies RICHARD YOUNG Physicai Education - 17 - ff 5 Q.. Seeley KLIA I L 3 5 4 fp 3 K .L 4 gg ,I Mfr ,Q kr egg is kgfwfz 2 x , X -S31 ,,.,K-!fxl'+1 M S' ' --. gli -1- ' 7.. ,fi q a IQ A Nm Miciqem Glafu Ufficwu President Peter Christopher Paul Vcmderweil Vice President if Bob Minor lack Clemens Secretary Iackxe Ccxrstens Icma Cotton Treasurer Berland Smith Margie Walters -.2U, IERALD L. ADAMS Ierry General Course FRED BAKER Sonny General Ciourse, Track, Class Play, Choir Presi- deni KAREN BOE Karen .General Business Course, Choir, Friendship, Pep Club WENDEI. L. ANDERSON Andy and Windy Industrial Course, Choir., Fholo Club FRANCES M. BARNES Fran Stenoqraphic Course, Friendship, Pep Club, Dra- malics Club, l-li-Tri DONNA BONHAG Donna Commercial Course, Inner Circle,' Friendship, Pew Club IOAN ARD Mlody.. Stenoqraphic Course, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Dramatics Club DANIEL N. BELIN Dan General Course, Debate Team, Radio Club Presi- dent SANDRA ARNOLD Hsondyu Stenoqraphic: Course, Friendship, l-li-Tri, Pep 'Club CONSTANCE E. BLUTT Connie General Course, Annual Business Manager, Debate, Choir Accompanist, Friend- ship, G.A.A., Pep Club, Boone Conference Dele- gate, Hi-Tri I Place the Knee Cup -21- S X F 5 'L'V' A 7 ' , lflfiifw l,,ti , i ,Q 1 Y LYNN BOUTELLE Doc College Preparatory Course, Band, Friendship. Pep Club WANDA BRITTON Wan Stenographic Course Class Play, Friendship, Red Cross DEAN BURROUGHS ,,DYnO., Scientific G Engineering Course BETH BUTTRICK B. B General Course, Friendship, Hi-Tri MARILYN BROWN Brown General Business Course, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club DICK CAMERON Itch General Course IACKIE CARSTENS Iackie General Course, Class Sec- retary, Football Chee! Leader, Student Council, Friendship, A.A.C. Secre- tary, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Friendship Sweetheart At- tendant, May Queen At- tendant, Homecoming At tendant ..22- MATTHEW BROWN UMGMH General Course, Orchestra, Band , l li , l t Y ,,qw , ,g3 ,- A ' , -Q lu F' ALLEN CAMPBELL UAIH General Course PETER ALLEN CHRISTOPHER Hpete.. General Course, Class President, A.A.C. Sergeant- at-Arms, Basketball, Foot- ball, Homecoming Attend- ant DONALD L. CLAY . Don General Course IANA L. COTTON HIGH., General Course, Football Cheer Leader, Student Council, Friendship, A.A.C.. Hi- Tri Chaplain, Pep Club, May Queen Attend- ant, Homecoming Attend- ant CHARLES DEN HARTOG Chuck General Course IACK CLEMENS UIUC.. General Course, Football. A.A.C.-, Homecominq At- WILLIAM IOHN CLEMENS Bill General Course, Football BILL L. COLLINS 'Wi1ly - Billions College Preparatory Course, Football, Track, tgndgnl Manager, Basketball Mon. Latin Club, Boone Confer- aqer, Student Council Pres- ence ident, Annual, Latin Club, A.A.C., I-li-Y, Boys State, Choir I-1 E l izti ,- , 'ig DONNA CROOKS CAROL CULVER DOROTHEA Don Carol Retailing Course, General Course, Done Friendship, DECA Friendship General Course' Lqfin RAY DERBY HRGYH Retailing 6- Merchandising Course 5 Club, German Club, l.R.C.. Red Cross 1 . F Q - LTWQ, QE? t She said Yes l -23- DON HAUGE General Course ELAINE FANTLE ,,E,, College Preparatory Course, Record Editor Spanish Club Secretary Friendship, Pep Club, Dra- matics Club, Red Cross ELIZABETH DE WALL ' 'Liz' ' Business Course, CAROLE L. DIMMITT Carolee Cue General Course. Record, Friendship Friendship , wi it-9' 1 iz 1 V MAE MARSHALL GUNDERSON GOI-DBERG Mae Marsh Ge-nerq1COufse, General Course, Student Student Council, Friendship Council, Annual' LGHH Deck theHulls Club RICHARD A. GRIEVE Dick Scientific 6 Engineering Course, Swimming, Track. Student Council, Boone Conference, Homecoming Attendant -24- BARBARA ANN DURBIN Barb General Course, Basketball Cheer Leader, Annual, French Club, Inner Circle, Friendship, G.A.A., A.A.C., May Queen Attendant, Y- Teens, Pep Club if-if if l I ' fl- Kw ik X' , CARY P. GRIDER Gary Industrial Course, Track, Band, A.A.C., Red Cross, Choir e rj R 1 w am Y J., 1 , ii ,N iyifsif S5 A '24 V 4. ,vV. F SAM I-IAYSLIP FRED I. HEDRICK IAMES L. HILL NEIL L, HINES Sonnie Pedro judge Hb-,ey General Business Course Genefql Course, General Course' Fooqbgll General Course, Fombqll P11010 Club Mcmuqeri Class Play. Stue First Choir, Ari Guild, Red dent Council President, Cross A P: af I V I KEN I. HOFFMAN Business Course, Choir HAROLD IACOBS Orchestra Vice-President, Red Cross, Homecoming Kina GERALD I. HOLDEN ,,Ierry,. General Course MARILYN IENSEN lake Mare ' General Course, Orchestra, Business Course, Class Band, Dance Band, Dixie- Play, Friendship, G.A.A., land Band Hi-Tri, Red Cross, Pep Club GARY C, SHIRLEY HURWITZ HOORNEMAN Shin ..HOmeY., College Pr e p a r a to r y General Course, Football, gout? grignislgp' Hi-Tri' Red Cross, Swimming ep u ' e ross Team -25.. Browns Blues TOM KINQUIST King General Course WAYNE I.. LAUFLE Whiskers General Course NANCY KITCH Nance General Course, Class Play, Student Council, Or- Chestra, Band, Friendship, Hi-Tri, F.N.C. President, Pep Club, Red Cross MARY RUTH LEWIS ..MmY,, College Preparatory Course, Student Council, First Choir, Latin Club, ln- ner Circle, Friendship Vice-President, G.A.A., Hi- Tri, Y'Teen Secretary, Pep Club You figure this one out TERRY KUTCHER Hleffyl ' MARLENE LUNDAHL Marty General Course, Choir, Spanish Clu-b, Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Red Cross ROXANNE MALMQUIST Roxie General Course, Latin Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Pep Club -26.- CATHRYN LANGE Cathy General Course, Orchestra Band, Friendship, G.A.A. Pep Club f l , EDWIN MADISON Ierry General Course WAYNE A. MAX Max Industrial Course LOIS M. METER Gee Wee BQrb Stenoaraphic Course, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Y-Teens BARBARA MILLER General Course, Choir, Friendship, Y-Teens IUDITH LYNNE PAT MINNIG MILLER Pm Judy Stenoqraphic Course, General Course, Studenl Choir' Friendship' GAA' Council, Friendship, G.A.A.,. Pep Club Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Red Cross, Y-Teens KAREN MOORE MARY M. MORSE HMOTSYU General Course General Business Course, F1-iendshi P Friendship, Pep Club -21- 1 DICK MH-I-ER DONALD N. MILLER Dick Nick General Course' General Course Choir, Band BOB C. MINOR Hound-dog Fqf5 General Course, Class ViceAPresident GARY MOHR. General Course Was it a funny one? ' t , 1 VKX K . MARCIA KAY GERALD F. PALMER LUCILLE LOUISE MUNGER Perk NIELSEN HKUYN Scientific and Engineering Lu Dlstributive Course, Friend- COMS9' CICS? PMI' Su' General Course, Business ship, DECA Club Tregg- dem Council' Uglmull Manager of Record, Friend- urer Club, Red Cross President Ship' Hlffril Red Cross' and Serqearxt-at-Arun: pm, Club' Truck Queen Attendant, Y-Teens .,,.:, R 5, 'Q-51 7. 'g f-fjjf, ,1, , 111, TOM NUTT IULIE NAUGHTON GERALDINE Scratch lules General Course, Student College P r e p CI r a t 4. r y ff I if Bugs Council, Choir President Cfurse, Footbail Che 2: Leader, Stud N it Council Secretary, Assistant llditor cf Annual, Latin Club. Friendship S e c r et 1 r 11, G.A.A., A.A.C., l-li-Tri President, Pep Club Sec- retary, May Queen At- tendant, Friendship Sweet- heart Attendant, Red Cross, Y-Teenslnner Circle Mr. Sandman Home Economics Course, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Red Cross IOSEPH PHELPS Pha1 General Course, Red Cross ..28... TEAN L. NIEMEIER General Course, Student Council, Latin Club. Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Y-Teen President, Red Cross Secretary, Pep Club, I.R.C., Choir Secretary ROBERT H. PETERSON Pete General Course, Swimming Team MARY FRANCES ROUSE Babe General Course, Friend ship, G,A.A., Pep Club SHELDON SATTER 'Shel C3f'l'llf'l il n'llYS , Ffud-nt 'cunf'1l, Sy :rush Clult, H1 V Vive Prf sialf nl IOAN SIMON loc1nie Retailing Course, DECA IIM LEWIS SMITH Smitty General Course AARON NANCY GIF FORD GEORGE SIGANOS SCHOMBERG SEFF me Slick Nun 'A Cb'll l il tlll.3i , iildlfk Gonvril Course, 'T llf I i' : .-: :itz t mr y I-Ulm 4-lille Red Cmsq Studgm Council iff u::-at, l. Vu. itll, l'renCl1 Tm'-ISUU nut, in ilttpa ni' l-I-tl 1-' uw G,A.A,. r..li1 l-it Llul, Y ,Wig PATRICIA ANN SLOAN Trish Generfil Course, Annufil Latin Clulw, Inner Circ-le Friendship, C.A.A,, Hi-Tri Pep Club Vice-President Y - Teen Vice - Prcsidlent, Mfiy Queen Attmidtirxt, Hemecominq Attendrint BRUCE D. THATCHER Bruc'O General Cuursfw Radio Club President -gg- CHARLES E. BETTY I. SMITH SLOTHOWER Bets Hchmktf Gencrul Business Course , L1Hiif4'iP Pri-'fffir :tori LOUISF Frienfiship, Red Cross The Bo Ys PAUL VANDERWEII. ' 'Dutch' ' Industrial Course, Football l -ROSEMARY WILLIAMS Distributive Course, Choir, Friendship, Red Cross Treasurer MARGIE WALTERS Marge College Preparatory Course, Orchestra, Band, Friendship, G.A,A,, Hi-Tri, Pep Club IUDITH WYMA Iudy General Course, Student Council, Record, Inner Cir- cle, Friendship Treasurer, Pep Club, May Queen At- tendant, Friendship Sweet- heart Attendant Csntrcxl Scarcrows LOIS WEDDLE RUTH ANN Lo WESTMAN Retailing Course, Ruthie DECAL General Business Course Choir, Friendship GALINA KATHERINE ZAKIDALSKI ZAKIDALSKI Gala General Course, General Course. German Club, Friendship German Club, Friendship IAMES ZELLERS .,hm,, General Course Record, Band ...30.- I uneelcufi Ufficwu PRESIDENT Merle Oleson Roger Westman VICE-PRESIDENT Andrew Kcrrcxntinos Kenny Baker SECRETARY Pat Barter Icxnet Haan TREASURER Shirley Walker - - Doris Marmo S E R -321 IEANNE AALFS Colleqe Preprrrcr tion Course, Student Coun- cil, First Choir, Latin Club, Spanish Club Friendshi , P. Pep Club. 'I IANET ANDERSON Andy General Course, Orchestra, Band, Friendship, G.A,A. Secretary MERLE B ..MmT.. General Course. Band, Hi-Y JAMES ABDO IOHN AMSLER DARLENE Hlimn Hlohnu ANDERSON Gefleml COUYSS. Red Cross Classical Course, Basket- HDm.ff ball, Football, S tu d e nt Council, Second Choir, Lat- in Club, A.A.C. Vice-Presi- dent, Hi-Y, Homecoming' Attendant, Football Man- aqer General Course. Friend ship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club MICHAEL ARD Mike General College Course, Second Choir, Orchestra Treasurer, French Club Treasurer, Dramatics Club Treasurer and President DENNIS BARNES ..Den.. Industrial Course -33- ROBERT KENNY BAKER ARMSTRONG Bake , HBobf' Industrial Course, Football General Course Track. A.A.C., Basketball rf' , v 1 --N I don't believe it SUSAN BARON Susita C o 1 1 e q e Preparatory Course, Annual, Spanish Club. Friendship, I-li-Tri. Bed Cross, Pep Club Student Council IOHN BOCKELMAN Bocky General Course, Choir PATRICIA BARTA ELAINE Pct BERNSTEIN Stenoqraphic Course, Class iflnmyn Se?r9lQfY'. Bond' F1-'end' General Course, Record, SNP- HFTU' Pep Club ,Fraendship, GAA., H1-Tn. Pep Club BETTY ANN BOSE General Business Course, Deca Club Hail Caesar DONNA BOUSQUET General Course, First Choir. Friendship, French Club MARLENE BROWER Mar Stenographic Course, Band, Friendship. Hi-Tri, Pep Club ..34.. MARILYN BETINIS General Course, Choir, French Club, Friendship WAYNE BRADLEY College Preparatory Course, Choir, Band LARRY BROWN Squirrel General Course TUDD BROYER Oscar Scientific Engineering Course, Swimming, First Choir Secretary RODGER BURKART HRGYH College Preparatory Course, A.A.C., Hi-Y Fres- ident CRAIG L. CARLSON Carl College Preparatory Course CHARLES BRUGGEMAN Hot Rod or Ber ie 9 Vocational Industrial Course LAVERNE CAIN Coon General Course, Choir tl li' f l .5 lll L, GERALD BRUNING Butch College Preparatory Course PAUL CALKINS T-Paul General Course, Annual, Second Choir, Hi-Y Treas- urer RAYMOND BURDICK HRUY., General Course, Student Council MARIORIE CAMPBELL Margie General Business Course Choir, Friendship, l-li-Tri WILMA CARLSON Willy General Business Course, Friendship, G.A,A., Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Red Cross -35- 3 blind mice FERN CARNES Fem General Course, Student Council Secretary, Record Business Manager, Inner Circle, Friendship Secre- tary, Friendship Sweetheart Attendant STEPHEN CHAIKIN Steve General Course, Football, Student Council, Choir, Lat- in Club, A A.C. IANEI' COBBS RAY COLE Ianni Dugls C011999 PYGPGYCUOIY College Preparatory Course. Friendship, Hi-Tri, Course, Latin Club, Basket- PGP Club ball, Track SALLY CHRISTENSEN MSCI.. General Course, Friend- ship, Red Cross, F.N.C. VICTORIA ANN COLE Vick i General Course, Choir President, Friendship, Hi- Tri Secretary, Pep Club, Red Cross, l.R.C. Vice-Pres- ident Swing it man MARLENE COMPTON ,.Mm,. General College Course, Annual, Second Choir, Lat- in Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club -35- MARLENE C Ll-'IME N SON VERA COLEMAN Sis General Course BONNIE COPPLE Connie Bopple General Course, Band LARRY COTTER Crash Industrial Course. Track MARGARET DQLAUGHTER Marge General Course tr MARILYN COX Corrie General Course, Band, Lat- in Club Secretary, Friend- ship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Red Cross, Pep Club NANCY CRARY Crar General Course, Debate Orchestra President French Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Dramatics Club Pres ident VIRGINIA DEATON Ginny General Course, Choir. Friendship. Hi-Tri Presi- dent, Pep, Y-Teens DONNA DELFS Donna General Course, Choir, Friendship, G.A.A. GAYLORD DOREN IUDITH DOUGLAS Greek Industrial Course Hludy., Stenoqraphic Course, Friendship, Pep MARGARET ANN DAY .,MGd.. College Preparatory Course, Student Council, Annual, Band, Latin Club, Inner Circle, Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri Sergeant-at Arms, Pep Club Treasurer, dramatics Club, Friendship Sweetheart Attendant LARRY DINGMAN Larry General Course, Band I Up in Arms -31.. KAREN DOWN Karen Classical, Student Council Vice-President, French Club President, Friendship Vice- President, Hi-Tri, Pep Vice- President, Choir, Latin Club, Inner Circle, Friend- ship Sweetheart Attendant 5 PI 1 .Vl ,QW t E, TOM DOVEL Tom General Course Debate TOM EATON Tom Industrial Course GAIL EGAN Smiley General Course, Annual. Debate, Drcrmatics Club, Choir, Friendship, Latin Club, Hi-Tri Chaplain, Pep Club, Red Cross Vice-Pres ident, Bokian, Friendship Sweetheart Attendant l The industrial worker! VELMA EALEY Val General Course, Choir, Lat- in Club, Bokian, Red Cross DONNA EGESKOG Donna General Business Course, Friendship IOHN ENGLAND lack General Course, Football. A.A.C. -38... KAY EATON Katie General Course, Latin Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Pep Club KATHRYN ECKERT Kathy Stenoqraphic, Choir, Friendship, Hi-Tri i BERTHA ERKONEN ,.Ben,. General Course, Choir, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club 'S 4' C - 7- X ff GARY FERGUSON Ferqe General Course, Student Council, Radio Club, Ger- man Club BARBARA FISH Barb General Course, Record Editor, Friendship, G.A.A., Pop Club CARL FREDRICKSEN Carl General Course, French Club, Radio Club CAROLE FERNER Carole General Course, Debate, Band, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Dramatics RAMONA FOREMAN iiMOncvi General Course, Friend- ship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club NOEL FRIES Freeze General Course, Radio Club -39.. DOROTHY FICK Dorothy Business Course, Annual, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club WANDA FRAMKE Wanda Home Making Course. Second Choir .,,' Q 1. Q . 0 NANCY FINCH UNCH General Course, Debate, Friendship, Future Nurses Club, Red Cross ESME FRANZEN ,,Ez,, General Course, First Choir, G e r m a n Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Pep Club , . A vip ,M ' , . ,Maya You shou1d've eaten it IOHN GETZ Shifty General College Course, Swimming Captain, Stu- dent Council Record, Latin, Club, A.A.C. Treasurer, Homecoming Attendant IEROME GOLDIS lerry Scientific Engineering, Stu- dent Council, Orchestra, Pep Band, Radio Club CHARLES OIJN IANET HAAN GUNLOCK Ian HLynn'- General Course, First General Business, Track, Chou' Treasure' ' Friend' Band, Red Cross ship, Hi-Trl, Pep Club, Red Cross BOB GRAHAM VIRGINIA GROVES Silas Virginia College General Business Course, Preparatory Course G X MIAHILYN HALLER Marilyn General Course, Friend ship, Bokian, G,A.A., Hi Tri, Pep Club Friendship, Deca Club TOM HALLER Tom General College Course, Choir l You don't say! GARY HANLEN Gar General Course, Basketball ..4g.. ,, Rb GERALD HANSEI. Ierry General Course. Band GENE HANSON 4 w l f 5 l ROLAND HAUSCHILDT Roland Industrial Course, Track PAT HETTINGER Patty General Course, Friend- ship, Bokian, G.A.A., Hi Tri, Pep Club KAREN HANSEN ,,K,, Stenoqraphic C o u r s e Choir, Friendship, l-li-Tri Red Cross, Pep Club MARVA HAYES IANICE HEWITT uhm.. Home Making Course, Friendship -41... IANET HANSON MICR., General Course. Friendship, Pep Club DON HATFIELD Hattie General Course, Annual, German Club, Hi-Y, Golf Team , ,lli ' i l E , , I CHARLOTTE RAE HECK Char College Preparatory MIRIAM HERBER Miriam Commercial Course, Choir, Friendship Course, Orchestra, Band, Latin Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri Sergeant-at Arms, Peo Club 'I'he Thinker IANIS HILL Jani Stenographic Course, Friendship, G.A.A., l-li-Tri Pep Club BEVERLY HUSS Bev Stenographic Course, Friendship .,, ,t w. 5 in gl S ff 'f,gk?l' V ,J ,fz pfpp si 'Y f EUNICE HODGES Cracker General College Prepara- tory Course, Choir, Friend- ship, Red Cross RUTH IDZAL Grace College Preparatory Course, Basketball Cheer Leader, Student Council, Debate, Orchestra, Latin Club Secretary Inner Cir- cle, Friendship President, A.A.C., Hi-Tri Vice4Presi- dent, Pep Club, l, R. C.. Friendship Sweetheart ,ar What now ? 'W' TOM HOFF Torn General Course. Choir H , ,,,: , , 'I Q,, h 4 x l N W x A IERRY IEFFRIES Jerry Scientific and Engineering Course NANCY IEPSON Name College Preparatory Course, Basketball Cheer Leader. Annual, Spanish Club, Friendship, G.A.A., A.A.C., Hi-Tri, Pep Club. Secretary, Y-Teens, l.R.C., Friendship Sweetheart At- tendant ..42.- ONA HUGHES Aunt Oner Retailing Course, Friend- ship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, ln- ter Racial Club IANICE IENSEN slum.. General Course, Latin Club, Friendship, Pep Club, Dramatics CLAYTON IOHNSON Snookie General Business Course GARY IOHNSON Bub lndustrial Course BARBARA KALIN Kalin College Preparatory Course, Annual, German Club. Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Photo Club MIM! KOSBERG Mimi General College Prepara- tory Course, Friendship PATRICIA LANGFORD HPG1., General Course, Friend- ship, Future Nurses Club DICK XROMMENHOEK ' 'Dick ' ' College Preparatory Course, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Student Coun- cil Sergeant - at - Arms. A.A.C. President VICKI LYNNE LASENSKY Vick General College Prepara- tory Course, Spanish Club, Friendship, Red Cross, Pep Club ..43... ANDREW KARANTIN OS Andy S c i e n ti fic Engineering, Class Vice-President, Stu- dent Council, Red Cross President, Radio Club I V U - K I A C , tg --Q, 3 N. .N . X 1' ,N ,. IANET KRUSE Iani General Business Course, Band, Friendship, G.A.A. RUBY KELLER Ruby Stenographic Course, Band, Friendship CAROLYN KLOPSTAD lClop College Preparatory Course, Football Cheer Leader, Spanish Club, Lat- in Club, Inner Circle, Friendship, A.A.C. Presi- dent, Hi-Tri, Pep Club Treasurer, Homecoming At- tendant, Friendship Sweett- heart Attendant I Look! I can do it DARLENE IOAN LEFKOW LEARNED logfile Hlnkyu College Pre-parato ry General Course' Latin Course, Basketball Cheer- ciub, French Club, Friend- leader' Friendship- G-A-A-f ship, Pep Club A.A.C., Pep Club EARL LOVELL HELGA LUND lu-nior General Course, Choir, General Course Latin Club, Friendship The Sleeper BARBARA LEVICH Barb General Course, Friend- ship, G.A.A., Pep Club, Red Cross LOIS LUNDEEN Sis Home Making Course, Second Choir DON MCGRAY Long College Preparatory Course ...44-. ANN LEWIS ULU.. General College Prepara- tory Course, l-lead Major- ette, Latin Club, Friendship, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen IOHN LUTTON Iohn L. Scientific Engineer- ing Course, Choir, Hi-Y, Radio Club Vice-I-'resident Student Council Treasurer, RO D McIN TYRE ROBERT MCKEEVER ' A Kooch I I Industrial Course, A.A.C., Hi-Y, Football, Trask ix F 42 5.5 , A DORIS MARMO Dorie General Course, Band Friendship, C1.A.A. Presi dent, Future Nurses Clul: President, Pep Club, Boone Conference BEVERLY MIENS Bev General Course, French Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Red Cross President, Pep Club, Y-Teens ALLAN MAHANEY Big Al Engineering Course, A.A.C., Hi-Y, Basketball ANGELA C. MAX Angie Stenographic Course, Choir, Friendship DON MILLER Don General Caurse -45- GREGORY BARBARA MANLEY MALMSTROM Barb HGWQH General,Business Course, Scjemmc Engineering Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri Course IANET MEUSER LEI LANI MICHAEL Iam Lani General Course, Friend General Course, Latin ship, Hr-Tri. Pep Club Club, Friendship, HiTri. Red Cross l lust a friendly gab session. EDNA MILLER Eddie General Course. Friendship, Pep Club C KAY MORGAN Char General Course, Basket- ball Cheer Leader, Friend- ship, G-.A.A., A.A.C., Hi- Tri, Pep Club, Iunior Red Cross MARLENE MILLER College Preparatory Course, Choir, Latin Club, Hi-Tri DONNA MOORE Donnie General Business Course What would we do without Abe? ft nussr-su. 1vm.Lnn HRUSS., General Course, Choir IIM MORRIS Moose Engineering Course DEANNA LOU NOYES Dee Stenoqraphic C o u r s e Choir, Friendship, G.A.A. I-li-Tri, Red Cross Secre- tary, Pep Club -.46.- SHARON MILLER Sherrie General Course, Friend- ship, Pep Club, Bokian, Red Cross, Future Nurses Club MARILYN MURRAY Murray General Course, Annual. Business Manager, Friend- ship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Red Cross BYRON NELSON Lord S cie n ti fic Engineering Course, Student Council President, Annual, Spanish Club, Photo Club Vice- President, Golf Team H1.y CARL NELSON Little Gus S c i e n t i f i c Engineering Course, Student Council Treasurer, Orchestra, Band President, Hi-Y President. Dramatics, Photo Club President, Radio Club Seo retary DIREEN OLSON Dee Stenoqraphic Course, Friendship, Pep Club 49 DON PAULSON llDonll General Course LARRY O'BRIEN Larry General Course, Record KAY PAINTER Kay4Kay General Business Course, Pep Club, Iunior Red Cross DICK PECH Dick General Course. Football QU- MARY LOU O'CONNOR Lou General Course, Choir Friendship, I-li-Tri Secre: tary, Dramatics, Pep Club Future Nurses Club MAEBETH PASSEHL Bette General Course, Choir Friendship, Hi-Tri, I-'ep Club, Future Nurses Club MERLE OLESON Ole General Course, Class President, Band, Hi-Y Treasurer, Radio Club President ROBERT PATCH The Shop General Course Nu + Cl : NaCl CAROL PECKHAM Annie Stenoqraphic C o u r s e , Friendship, Bokian. Pep Club GERALD RADTKE General Course CAROLYN PETERSON Popete College Preparatory Course, Orchestra Vice- President, Latin Club, Hi- Tri Treasurer, Pep Club LOTS PETERSON Pete College Preparatory Course, French Club. Friendship, Pep Club MICHAEL RANDALL Mike General Course. Boone Conference Anything qood??? 1 if 4 I-IELENRICE Rice General Course, Orchestra, Band, Friendshrip GARY RIVEDAL Gunq Ho General College Preparatory Course 148.- IUDITH PIERSON nludy., College Preparatory Course, Student Council Vice-President, Inner Circle, Friendship Treasurer, Pep Club President, Friendship, Sweetheart Attendant iii' Y f 1 -F GAIL RIDER Gail General Course, Choir. Latin Club, Friendship, I.R.C. IRENE RIVERS Creek College Preparatory Course, Annual. Orchestra, Band, Spanish Club Presi- dent, Friendship, Hi-Tri. Future Nurses Club, Dra- matics, Pep Club f fs NANCY ANN ROBERTS GYPSY General Course, Second Choir, Friendship DONNA ROHDE Donna General Course, Orchestra, Latin Club, Friendship, Hi- Tri, Majorette, Pep Club NELLA FAYE ROBERTS Nella General Course, Friendship, Red Cross RICHARD ROSENKRANS HROSYH General Course GWEN SALBERG Sue Stenoqraphic C o u r s e Friendship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri. Red Cross DIONNE SAMPSON Dee Dee General Business Course, Friendship, Bokian, Hi-Tri Vice-President, Pep Club PHYLLIS ROBBINS STAN ROCKLIN Phu Rock General Course, Choir, General Course, Friendship, Pep Club Ff9l'lCh Club IAMES SADLER ALICE SALBERG GeneralmCourse General Buigess Course Friendship, Bokian, G.A.A. Hi-Tri, l-'ep Club Surprise Package QQQ- HELEN SAUER Helen Commercial Course, Friendshib IHVI SHELDON uhm., Scientific Engineering Course, Football 6. Swim- ming Manager, Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms, Record. A.A.C. RICHARD G. SCHENCK Dick General Business Course. Choir, Red Cross, Radio Club ALLAN SHOOK ,.A1., General Course Expression Plus 'U E H? ,fi A' 4 1 . tl S. SALLY SCHENCK ..S Y. GeneralGCourse, Choir Q? s 5-J . Q3 CLARE SCHROEDER Butch General Courser Choir ANNIE LAURIE SIDES i.Anne1. General Business Course, Record, Friendship -50... ll.L , , I jig! K J WILLIAM SCHONEBAUM Bill General Course MARY ELLEN SCHUTTPELZ Shorty General Business Course MARY SILZER Sliz General Course, Student Council, Debate, Choir, French Club President, Pep Club, Friendship, HiTri IERRY SMITH Big Ier Colleqe Preparatory Course, Latin Club TACK STROBEL Jack College Preparatory Course, Debate, Choir, Hi Y Secretary, Dramatics Q in . ' TIM SWANSON ,.Hm,, Engineering and Scientific Course, Basketball Man- aqer. Track. Choir. A.A.C. DARWIN SOLOMON HD ., General Bussibss Course, Band ELIZABETH STROHIWEIER Betty College Preparatory Course, Student Council. Choir, Latin Club, Hi-Tri DELORES TAYLOR Dee Stenographic Course. German Club, Friendship HARLAN SPIDELL Bill Industrial Course GLORIA STRONGIN Glo College Preparatory Course, Football Cheer Leader, Annual, Latin Club, Friendship, A.A.C. Secretary, Hi-Trl, Pep Club, Homecomina Attendant SANDRA STEVENS Hscmdy.. General Course, Student Council, Choir, German Club President, Friendship, Hi-Tri Treasurer ! t ! V l 'Tis 1 xi f MARGARET SUSIE ,tMarg,1 General Business Course ..51.. Smiles IANICE WILLIAM THOMAS THOMPSON Ianice General Course General Course, Band, Friendship BOB TUCKER RONALD UNDINE H H Rod Bob General Course, Orches- Indusfrigl Com-Se tra, Band, Radio Club Vice-President, Pep Band ALFRED THUROW HAI., General Course v L 3, ff 0 m n ,' 7 kyfW'1'V. 'l?f 1 ,V - I -iii E xl kg? 1 3 g LYNN VILLHAUER ,,I-ynn.. Scientific Engineering Course, Track SHIRLEY WALKER Shirl Stenographic Course, Class Treasurer, Football Cheer Leader, Student Council, French Club, Friendship, G.A.A., A.A.C., Pep Club, Friendship, Sweetheart At- tendant Don't take it now-I am eating 52 ANNETTE TUCKER Anna General Counse, Friend- ship, Future Nurses Club MIKE WAGNER Mick General Course, Choir, Ari Guild IOHN WAUER ..Iohn,, Engineering Scientific Course, Band, Radio Club Secretary TWYLA WEGNER Twilight General Course, French Club, Friendship, Red Cross IEANNE WI-IARTON Red Stenographic Course, Friendship, Pep Club MARGARET MARY TERRY WEI-IDE Weed General Course IAMES WHITE Iames Colleqe Preparatory Course LOIS YEOMAN ,,LO,, WRIGHT Marg General Course, Choir, General Course, Choir, Friendship' G'A'A Red Friendship' pep Club Cross, Dramatics, Pep Club -53- IEAN WENSEL leanie Distributive Education-Re tailinq C o u r s e, Band, Friendship, G.A.A. Secre- tary, l-li-Tri, Pep Club Deca DICK WILLIAMS Dick College Preparatory Course, Basketball, l-li-Y ROGER WESTMAN ,,Roq,, College Preparatory Course, Student Council. Annual, Hi-Y. Dramatics Club ROBERTA WISOTT Babe General Course, Friend- ship, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Pep Club l Oh Nol DORIS YOUNG Dori General Course, Spanish Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club IANICE ZORTMAN uhm., College Preparatory Course, Studeni Council, Band, Friendship, G.A.A.. Hi-Tri, Pep Club -54.- 3 Norma Abramo Harry Adair Marion Adams Anim MSUOPG H0595 A999 Mike Albert Genelle A.llardLaVonne Anderson Marilyn Anderson Paul Annstrong Larry Aronson Ianice Asbury Peqqy Asbury Carol Mae AsmussenClair Atwood Richard P-uih-ie! .gear hi ar ene Bambndqe D 1 ' ' lack Baker Antone Ball ISITY 30811610 Benita Bastain Darrell Bennet St J g tx H ' in if-1 , V gl - 'EP 1 ' till rf SMTN X W Alf, Warren Berg Mm-Y Berger Isabel Black Marlene Black Byron Blackstone Myrtle Blair - sn - 2' fl :: -'I 3 '32 in 1 A fi- ' COC! 4 J. 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It was taken of Patricia Sloan on his biology trip last summer. The picture was taken early in the morning alter a light snow and rain. Congratu- lations, Mr. Asrnussen. for your winning entry of Trish. A ,iw 1 .41 M. X it MFG. 'F w ,, from -83- W 1 W GH! 5 ,, pr. f 'MIM +2-,V vi 4 wr- K1 X . xx-4 in A M ,tm WM , , , ., A K, Q fav S, N' A Y si M. , fn ,Q gg ff K, Q Y if 'X 3 Q Qin 5 K 4 V K F K 35963 A WW it Q E 2 ,925 'FA Ak Si Q ' X G, 1-'EL as , 4 t 'ZZQ K QQ fbde We're ready to qoll Happy New Year! Cold ? Iusi cr quiet evening at home Shy? bme on. give me a bite. I The best way to cz maria near! is tnrouqh his stomach. de Must be interesiing! .gn luemotiam Sixteen-year-old Iohn Beatty left school Friday. April fini. novutomtumiooucusdehalhaqdmhherschoolhehad gone to ix his iishinq lines in the Blq Sioux River. where he dxowned. Iolm. who was in the lunior eleventh grade. will long be remembered by his friends as cz quiet. but friendly. penon.Hevrl1lberomemberedbyhlsleachencnacon- edeniloue. hard-worker. Although he is gone. his eplrlt will live iorever. 5 ig iz X 4 ' I Q . Q , ' f - 5 4 . ww A 4 7 S, -i -f l! L H ' M ,jf 5jz9,,wH' ' IF' 4-- fv K. Q, 5? 47' E w ! 5 D, .ff sf gy , 3. 1 3? a ZW I W ij I . ,. 16,33 U11 AL 2 ' '45 ,fQ:.:.Q, wif' ,E 1 5' '. 'imc ' 5 if JN? -5 wg 5 iw 5 , . 13 5 Q iz, - Qv 56 ,Q fi uf I . , 1 is . ' 1 f2,:f51g,5d T' H if Lffifl' f ,wg ,n I . . S rw. 1.1441 -www! fdaacdan ml Sfwvuffanc MW M14 fuaaqaaef Nan lay M, vm ann ealmed Kam flown eaaolyn flap-dlad Gail gaan Baaima .fewid Nancy fepun Shale? Malia May 2 Q...-f zckzdale b . W ' 5. ' ..-1 li I5 5 H 7 if 16' . .. I Q ,,f. W A, ,,. .,,- QQ , . .JM W , A. k 1,3 W . . an-.sk N , .1 . 1 .g:1?'51i,f1'.s' r V gi, A ,, Z, , -- ..s,.1.A,,. nf ki. 4., ,. 1. v W2 . l 5 fi . ,?.?...5,1 4- :Q I,. . W A' I s i 1 my v, NWQQ3 . J , E54 A A, ,. M 'ff :Eff H51 gf, 11:3 5 if ' 'S 5 xyfvf, Q. I 42 f W N K if? V' V : T J KW f QQ.. .xzlfff 'STM . V Z I ,.. S .1 Q2 f z 4 Q f 9- i ' .QL 50 as . F' is +2 3. S AW' 0 Q ,.,,, Q f 1 4am amazed Nancy fepdon Kwan flown gyda J Mwzqn Ziaacmn M qpizzm emzy, :WM 3646646 .feud Sfnmfuf .fans Mag Mayne! :dna Inq Ghadolle Jleck amz, 4 Wfwff IWW Gwvffw faafffffff Y N lm Www MW, fu, afewm Qaeewi gawk. sxmqa- l WILLIAM CLEMENS will long be remembered for his work here at Central. Bill was an outstanding President of Student Council and was very active in other organizations such as. I-Ii-Y. A.A.C.. Latin Club. and Choir. He also served as busi- ness manager of the football and basketball teams. Another proof of his popularity was his election to Boys State. NANCY KITCH was another hard working girl here at Cen- tral and also very energetic in all the activities which she un- dertook. Nance was very active in Pep Club. Red Cross. Hi-Tri. Friendship. Student Coun- cil. and F.N.C., of which she was president. Nance also spent much of her time in Or- chestra and Band. and gave an outstanding performance in the Senior Class Play. GAIL EGAN was one of the hardest working girls at Central and was enthusiastic and ener- getic in all the activities in which she took part. Gail was a member of Dramatics Club. Choir, Friendship, Latin Club. Pep Club, Annual Staff. Hi-'l'ri. and Red Cross. At the top of Gail's achievements is her work as a member of the debate team. to which she contributed much time and effort. She was among those responsible for bringing back the sweepstake trophy for debate. IULLE NAUGHTON was one cf the most popular and best liked girls in Central. She was outstanding in her work as As- sistant Editor of the Maroon and White, Friendship Secretary, Hi- Tri President, and was a very peppy cheerleader during the football season. Iules was also very active in Inner Circle. A.A.C., and Red Cross. and served as an attendant both to the May Queen andFriendship Sweetheart. The pep. enthusi- asm and bright smile of Iulie will long be remembered by her friends in Central. ELAINE FANTLE proved her- self very efficient as seen by her accomplishments as Record Editor. Elaine also served as Spanish Club President, and was very active in many of Central's other activities such as Pep Club, Friendship Club and Red Cross. Elaine has a great deal of talent in the dra- matic field and was an active member of the Dramatics Club. All 404 CARL NELSON was active in many organizations and def- initely earned All For Central. He demonstrated himself as a leader in all that he undertook. Among his honors and activ- ities were Student Council Treasurer. Hi-Y President. Photo Club President. and Radio Club Secretary. Carl was also very musically inclined. and his trombone contributed much to Centra1's Band and Orchestra. IAMES HILL as seen from all of his achievements here at Central has truly eamed the ti- tle All for CentraL Elected as President of Student Council. definitely showed his leadership. lim was active also as Football Manager, Orches- tra Vice-President, and as a Red Cross member. Iirn will long be remembered for his achieve- ments, and lor his grand per- formance in the Senior Class Play. Gwbml MARY SILIZER won many friends with her sparkling per- sonality and friendly attitude to- ward her classmates. Mary par- ticipated in Debate, and was a merrlber of Student Council, French Club, Pep Club, Friend- ship, and Hi-Tri and she was al.so very active in choir and in the girls trio. All of us at the Castle will look back with pleas- ure to the ti.mes when she ap- peared as a member of these organizations. RUTH IDZAL was one of the hardest working girls in her class. Ruth was active in many organizations such as Student Council, Orchestra, Latin Club, Inner Circle, I.R.C., A.A.C., and Pep Club, and she was a very pe-ppy cheerleader. Grace is best known for the fine iob she did as President of Friendship Club. She also reigned as the happy Friendship Sweetheart, an honor which she highly de- served for her accomplishments in Friendship Club. BERLAND SMITH, a popular member of his class, served as Class Treasurer and was a member of Student Council, Choir, and A.A.C. Berland is best known for his athletic abil- ity. Central was made proud when Ber set the state rec- ord in the low hurdle on a curved track. Along with Ber- land's outstanding work in track, he also made high achievements in Football. ANDREW KARANTINOS has a smile and personality which has won him many friends here at Central. Elected as Class Vice-President, Andy proved his ability and popularity. His active work on Student Council and in Radio Club was very helpful to those organizations. Andy also served as an effi- cient president oi Red Cross. We feel that he should be especially commended for the excellent manner in which he litted him- self into the lite of Central after transferring from a high school in Greece. SANDRA STEVENS was well liked by her classmates for her pleasing smile and warm per- sonality. Sandra worked very hard during her three years at Central and has given much time and eifort to various clubs and activities. Sandy was ac- tive in Friendship, Choir, and as German Club President and Hi-Tri Treasurer and also served as a member of Student Coun- cil. 1 M M 1 was- .Q Y 41 k X .Las-Mm ww at A . J x Ilm Hill. Sheldon Sutter. Carl Nelson. lim Sheldon, Bill Collins, Dick Grieve. Iudy Pierson. Dale Neeley. lohn Getz. Marcha Macfarlane, lim Olin, Mary Ruth Lewis. Ianice Zortman. lean Niemier. Arnold Christiansen. Margaret Ann Day, Marilyn Isaacson. Iana Cotton. Sally Shepherd. Mary Silzer. Pom Carnes, Reva Kriv, Iulie Naughton, and Ruth ldzal. -100- nu' Swmlm Slfucfenl emma! The governing body here at Central High is the Student Council. The first semester group, under the leadership of lim Hill, proved to be very able and efficient. The Council's first proiect was lining up a bus trip for t.he Sioux Falls football game. lt was also responsible for the Homecoming Assembly, coffee hour. parade. half-tirne activities. and the dance. This year the prizes for the winning floats were changed from mon- ey to trophies, a plan which will also be used in the future. The class elections in which Student Council members had a part. also came during the time of the homecoming activities. This hard working group is here to help members of Central High: therefore they urge everyone here at the Castle to bring their suggestions and problems concerning the school to them. cmd they will do their best to help. .. L Left to right: President, lim Hill: Advisor Mr. Lundalr: Vice-President, Iudy Pierson: Treasurer. Carl Nelson: Secretary, Fern Carnes: and Sergeant-at-arms. lim Sheldon. Second Swmiw Gonna!! A new method of electing the Stu- dent Council members was started this semester. After the candidates were introduced at an assembly, an election was held in the auditorium during lunch periods and before and after school. The new procedure proved to be quite successful as many interested students turned out to vote. The first of a series oi proiects tak- en on by the new governing body was that of purchasing magazines for the benefit of visitors and waiting stu- dents in the Dean's office. The record of the council shows that there was constructive discussion and debate on all aspects of student lite and citizenship. 2 Kai, I bi . W i i Jef- xuy President. Byron Nelson: Vtce President. Karen Down: Secretary, Connie Shrollg Treasurer, Iohn Lutton: Sergeant-at-arms. Dick Krommenhock. In FIRST ROW-Carole Cotton. Connie Shroll, Pat Ducommun. SECOND ROW4andy Sorenson. Mike Albert. THIRD ROW-Mary Iefts, Sonia Sod- erstrom, Ianice Asbury. Marsha Mactarlane. FOURTH HOW-Iudy Pierson. Susie Mitchell, Pat- tie Murray. FIFTH ROW-Barb Lewis, lim Helqe- son, Peg'-JY Asbury. SIXTH ROW-Minor Lewis, Andy Karantlnos. Iohn Lutton. SEVENTH ROW- Bob Thompson, Lynn Vilhauer, Stan Crowl. EIGHTH ROW-Byron Nelson, Wayne Grieve. Roger Westman, Gary Ferguson. C .J- L . W 'z 3 ,-s-f p r 55 n s Q -- H' 9 ,,, - President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 591'99Cml'Af'Al'l!ll Chaplain Iulie Naughton Ruth Idzal Vicld Cole CUTOIYII Peterson MGUUGY Ann DU? Iana Cotton ,lla-7111 These girls are sponsored by the YWCA under the advisorship of Lois Christensen. In Oc- tober some of the Hi-Tri members took a bus trip to the fall conference in Storm Lake. At a formal initiation Doris White wel- comed the new girls to the Y. After the club was or- ganized, regular meetings were held every other Tues- day night at 7:15 P. M. Some of the programs presented at these meetings were dancing ex- hibitions from the Bradshaw Dance Studio, and a hair styling by Mr. Maurice from Martin's. All girls from the senior eleventh and twelfth grades are invited to loin. -102- Row one: Victoria Cole, Dionne Sampson, Gloria Strongin, Nancy Seti, Iana. Cotton, Iulte Naughton, Nancy, Kltch, Marilyn Isaacson, Sherry Lane. Nancy Lembcke. Row two: Ianet Cobbs, Donna Rhode, Kay Eaton. Marlene Compton, Darlene Anderson, Lei Lani Michael, Deanna Noyes. Ramona Foreman, Mary Fen- nell. Row three: Pat Barto. Ianet Haan. Shirley Pace. Connie Shroll, Karen Han- sen, Ruth ldxal. Pat Hettlnger. Carolyn Peterson. Row tour: Marlene Brower, Dor- othy Fick, Beverly Moines, Bertha Erkonen. Ianlce Hill, Gwen Solberg, Marian Adams. Row tive: Barb Lewis. Virginia Denton, Mary Lou O'Connor. Nancy Crary, Ianice Iohnson. lrene Rivers, Gail Egnn. Row six: Charlotte Heck. Mary lefls, Marilyn Murray. Isobel Black. Kay Erickson. Cornelia Kleyweg. Row seven: Nancy Iepson. Marilyn Cox. Ianlce Zortman, Ioyce Brelrke. Row eight: Charlene Morgan. lane Iohnson. aw ',.:,.. ' .- 4 it 'L ' H , CI-V 4 Q ' in ' if ' li l t President Vice-President Secretary Treasm-er CHGPWD Rgqgr Bu,-km-4 Bin ghumcmsky lack Strobel Paul Calkins H0991 WSSUIGII f ef Hi-Y is a nation- wide high school f youth movement working for a Chris- tian democracy. The ' purpose of having such an organization is to create. maintain. and extend througouh the home. school. and commu- nity. high standards of Christian character. The function is to develop boys for better Christian living. There are 10.000 Hi-Y clubs in the U. S., territories. and Canada. This organization was first started in 1889. Now there are 250.000 members. The club in Sioux City has twenty members of National Hi-Y. ., jg? 'W' Row one: Rodger Burkarl. Row two: Iohn , Schill Bob Thompson Bill Shumaneky Row three: lim Humphrey, Merle Oleeon, lim Mickey Morin. Row four: Carl Nelson. Roger Weetman. lack Strobel. Paul Calkins. -103- r J mfs? FIRST ROW-Sonia Soderstrom. Iulie Naughton. Gloria Strongen. Carolyn Klopstad. Iana Cotton. Barb Durbin, Trudy Shulkin. Ioan Soderstrom. SECOND ROW-Bob O'Meara. lack England. Cary Grider, Bill Shumansky. lack Clemens. THIRD HOW-Larry King. Iirn Sheldon. Bradley Iones. Harry Darn, lim Olin. FOURTH ROW-John Kinq, Peter Chris- topher, Paul Vanderweil. Paul Annstrong, Iohn Getz. o o o A. A. C. is the club that is organized to promote interest in participating in f and supporting athletics. Any maior let- ter winner of basketball, football. or 4 track, service letter winners, and cheer- leaders may ioin. The members sell re- freshments during the basketball games. Ot course non-members are invited to help the members. This club also sells mums for the homecoming, and various other proiects for making money. The funds from these proiects go for buying needed things in the athletic depart- ment. The first semester officers, were President, Carolyn Klopstad: Vice-Pres- ident, Bob Humphrey: Secretary. Iackie Carstens: and Treasurer, Iohn Getz. The second semester officers were President, Dick Krommenhoek: Vice-President, Iohn Amsler: Secretary, Glo Stronqin: Treasurer, Dick Olsen: and Sergeant- at-arms, Bill Shumansky. The advisor is Coach Perkins. -l04- - sl' '-r 3. .FIRST ROW-Ioan Spderstrom, Sonia Soderstrom, Sally Swarson. Sandy Sorenson. Iudy Pierson, Ioni Darkovsky, Marilyr Haller. Charlene Morgan. Carolyn Heikes. Ruth ldzal. SECCND ROW-Sharon Campbell. Patty Murray. Shirley Beaulieu, Trudy Shulkin. Beth Wray. Iani Busskohl, Karen Runge, Peggy Asbury. Murroine Vande Brake. Iudy Ghyselinck. THIRD ROW-Deanna Dodds, Iudy Sayre, Mary Britton. Susie Chesterman, Marlene Taylor, Kay Getz. Shirley Iohnson. Ieanette Walker, Reva Kriv. FOURTH ROW-Margaret Bylin, Virginia Taylor, Kay Nye, Marilyn Tullis, Marlene Danielson. Ioyce Carnes. Io Ann Srb, Diane Cook. Bobbette Taxer. Charlotte Heck. FIFTH ROW-Emilie Blume, Gwen Nelson, Ann Hughes, Ianet Cline, Ieanette Kaufmann, Kay Mortrude, lackie Schenck, Linda Sawvell. Ioan Lefkow. Elaine Bernstein. SIXTH ROW-Marcia Gustatson, Nancy Dunham, Karen Chaitee. Ianet Iones. Iudy Whitmer. Vicki Lasensky, Nancy Iepson, Sue McMurray, lane Lutton, Ordell Margolin. pep Glad Whaddaya say? Whadday say? Fight! This is an example of what is heard from the cheering section here at the Castle that is boostered by Pep Club, the club with the mega- phones, pom-poms and cheerleaders. In order to help build more school spirit, Pep Club made and sold pom- poms for the East-Central game, built a float for the Homecoming Parade which won second beauty prize, and in other ways tried to encourage stu- dent support in athletics. The meet- ings are on Tuesday night after school with the advisor, Miss Sperry. FlliST ROW--Dierking. Kusch, Goebel, Isaacson. Iopson. Welch, Thamm. Iensen. Dodds. Ducommun. Camp- bell. Nye, Allen, Wooley, Kriv, ldzal. I. Iones, Ghyselinclr, Christiansen. Wagner. Fish, Pace, Westrnan, SECOND ROW-Le Febvere, Klopstad, Lewis. Lane, Heck, McCain, M. Sorensen. Vande Brake, Boutelle, Niemeier. Sloan, Asbury, G. Swanson, Lembcke, Down. M. R. Lewis. Aalts, S. Swanson. T. Sodorstrom. S. Soderstrom, S. Sorenson. Shepherd. Daslrovsky, Danielson. Srb. Tullis. Cook. President-Ruth ldzat Vice-President-Karen Carolyn Klopstad Sherry Lane Borbara Lewis Kay Getz Marcha Mactarland Karon Chaffee Reva Kriv Mary Ieffs Mary Fennell A. , Margaret Ann Day Marilyn Isaacson f . i , Down The boys on this safari are really something, for they are the only hunters who are not eligible to ioin F riendship, Central's largest club. This club with four hundred members meets once a month under the advisorship of Mrs. Clemens. In order to include new Iunior tens on this trip, a mixer is held at the beginning of each semester. At September's meet- ing a skit was presented which explained the purpose and activities of the club. Goodies, which has become a tradi- tional Friendship by-word for food, were served at the close of the meeting. Other Friendship proiects of the year included a Home- coming float. the crowning of a Friendship Sweetheart, and a May Queen Assembly. This democratic club's name typifies its spirit, for it is a friendly club which promotes an under- standing and companionship among its girls which will remain with them for many years l ' R '5i53lE?kl79lTft:1 4 , ilT2ff'::fi'fg, ' .. A, in , , . K Y ,rkl I fi 5 . E Y L 2 iv HQ ! Q l'ffff 52. , it 2 ' 'ia f' --f ,- 'rv' . ..,, ,t '--.. i ' A 5 H X ,W , N f t. 5,4 THIRD ROW-Mille , Schomberg, Crow, Brubaker. Getz. Mitchell, M. Taylor. Condon, Chesterman, Sayre. V. Taylor, Westmont Crewdson. Iassey. Runge. Shullrin. Pierson, Sanders. Hoffman, Franklin, Dunham. Gus- tafson, Chaffee. whnmr, 1. tones, mum. xleyweq, I. Iohnson. Denton- FOURTH ROW-Brower' Ham' Cobbs. Strongin. 'Baron. Hurwitz. Bernstein, Rohde, Barta, Sampson, Eaton, Rivers, O'Connor, Peterson Letkow, Card. Bylin. Shaver, Mertz., Hansen, Caldwell, Holzaptel. Ferdig, Black, Erickson. Adams, Ielfs. 9 Gaels Each semester six girls are elected from Friendship Club into its governing body, Inner Circle. Because of the club's large membership, this group of twenty girls must devote a great deal of time to pldnning varied, interesting programs. The maiority of these programs are planned with club members serving on the committees. The officers of Friendship are elected from this group. Thanks to the leadership of the Inner Circle girls, Friendship Club offers the girls at Central a chance to work and play together. 3 , , . ,,ii 5 Q, .r . new ijt Secre tary-F em Treasurer-Iudy Ianice Asbury Ianice Johnson Sally Shepherd Ioan Soderstrom loyce Carnes Iulie Naughton Barbara Durbin ludy Wyma Trish Sloan Mary Ruth Lewl Donna Bonhaq , F l it W Mt N-uf is Carnes Pierson ,,,. rn' Alibi: 55 N ff jiwflii if 5fj.,4.,,, was -V551 ,J X fm? mf xl' f sf , Y? fl Y S 1 'fifty p ss g .31 ' S.. din Glad The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote interest in Roman culture among the Latin stu- dents at Central. This is done by means of games, song, exhibits, and reports. The climax of the year's activities is a picnic in the spring. The Latin Club is under the direc- tion of Miss Darden. Central's Latin teacher. ROW ONE-Ruth Ann Westman, Sharon Campbell, Dorothy Scott, Carole Taylor, ludy lensen, Kay Getz, Gary Ander- son, lim Henry, Susie Mitchell. HOW TWO-Peggy Crewd- son. Sally Hilger, Marilyn Wiedeman. Lorraine Oleander, Carolyn Heikes. Diane Cook. Ianice Rider, Bob Dvorak. Ordell Marqolin. Miss Darden. ROW THREE-Ianice Cline. Carol Iacobs. Mary Ann Kvidal. Sue McMurray. Iudy Math- ewson, Linda Sawvel. Iohnette Crow, Marsha Maciarlane. Marlene Danielson. ROW FOUR-Elvin Lashebrooke, Garlin Pill, Larry King. Bobette Taxer, Reggie Horwitz. Susie Con- don. Marv Britton, Carole Cotton, Susie Chesterman J aaencfz The French Club has activities to supplement :rss recitations, such as songs, movies, puppet ays. and games. Attention is also given to French tstoms. travel in France. and contributions ol ench in music, literature, and art. There are also tecial proiects including a Noel program, an zhibit, and a picnic. Miss Haskins is the sponsor r this club. FIRST ROW-Darlene Learned. Marcha Maciarlane Dennis Hicklin, Robert Agee. Gene Levine. lim Kaneloe. Iohn Christiansen. SECOND ROW-Karen Chaitee. Bar- bara Delaney. Nancy Murtauqh. THIRD ROW-Ordell Margolin. Carole Van Wynqarden. Pat Ducommun. lean Goebel. Sandra Ha-yes. Toni Thamm, Miss Haskins. FOURTH ROW-Sally Shepherd. Deanna Dodds, Cynthia Wagner. Shirley Skinner. Beverly Broolrins, Betty Har- rinqton, Barbara Bagan. 5 N lf' rift' ,asf ,slit 6 QL, ,fm Q' 3 alia Glad Having gained the reputation for starting on time, the Radio Club begins its business meet- ings promptly at 3:30 on Wednesday. Not only are Centralites eligible to ioin. but also interested Iunior Highers. They are called associate members. Following the business meeting, members may work in the laboratory or participate in the contest to see who can ,K SEATED-Gary Shelton, Bob Wakefield. Elvin Lashbrooke. Peter Attema, Leonord Attema, Wayne Dowling. SECOND ROW-Ierry Mertz, Larry Brigham. Al Kaled. Bob Tucker, Bill Whipple. Clitt Mehrer, Iudd Broyer. BACK ROW- Larry Rummell. Bob Plummer. Gary Iones. Ierome Goldie. Gary Ferguson. Noel Fries, Merle Olesom. reach the farthest place. There are very few pupils at Central who have not at one time or another come in con- tact with a prciectionist. These students devote their study hall time to showing t.he movies. During each period of the day, they help to round out our class work with educational movies. BACK ROW-Lett to right-Noel Fries. Andy Homeyer. D Grieve. THIRD ROW-Wayne Dowling. Clifton Patten Dick Schenck. Mr. Amundson. SECOND ROW-John Y brouqh, Robert Iohnson, Wayne Wood. lim Peters, Warm Berg. FIRST ROW-Gary Shook. Beth Preston. Wally Eri son, Andy Karantinos. Second Semester Additions include-Wilfred Henrich. D Cabana, Robert Wakefield. C? at if , X11 E i FIRST ROW-lean Goetz. Kay Demers, Lei Lani Michael, Marilyn Cox, Ordel Margolin. Rita Hoffman. Cynthia Wagner, SECOND ROW-Shirley Iassey. Karen Hansen. Kaye Graham, Esther Eggleston. Sharon Barta, Marilyn Tullis. Kay Erickson, Sally Swanson, Barbara Bagara. THIRD ROW-Carole Dempsey, Peggy Asbury, Iudy Sayre. Andrew Kara- tinos. Dick Schenck. Amie Christensen. lerry Daskovsky. Bruce Sparks, Iim Cox. Real 04044 Under the leadership of President Andy Karan- tinos, Vice-President Arnold Christiansen, Secre- tary Kay Erickson, Treasurer Mary Fennell, and Miss Kriege, the sponsor, the Red Cross here at the Castle is noted for its usefulness. This year ann extensive program of entertainment at the hos- pital was carried on. The County Horne was also visited. Students participating in the Red Cross program received the thrill ot giving without get- ting anything material in return. 4lV8 The F.N.C.. Future Nurses Club, is organ- ized to promote interest in nursing careers. Movies on nursing, and guest speakers are sometimes on the program. This year there was a Christmas party with East's and Leed's clubs. Nurses from the hospitals also attend some of the meetings. Irene Rivers. Nancy Finch. Sharon Miller. Beverly Brink. Maebeth Passehl. Mary Lou O'Connor. Marilyn Wiedman. Ianice. Rider, Annette Tuclrer. Pat Langford. Doris Mormo. and in the bed is Nancy Kitch. ' ... .k.a..utL...'KQ4i, Xxx Q 14.14. The Girls Athletic Association here at Central is sponsored by Miss Swen- son and Miss Sperry. Basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, swimming, and badminton are all the sports offered in G.A.A. For each activity in which the member partici- pates points are given, and mono- grams are awarded when she re- ceives l,000 points. j , V -W Y 'G--QL., KA . 'inn-...L , sm 'T FIRST ROW-llett to rtqhti, Virginia Taylor, Ianet Crow, Iudy Goettlch. SECOND ROW-Barbara Brubaker, Doris Marmo. '--+--.......,,.,,, Q. -11 BACK ROW-lean Wensel, Ken Hoffman. Betty Bose, Virginia Groves. Mary Bmneau, Dennis Zimmerman. TRONT ROW-Ray Derby, Lois Weddle. Donna Crooks, Eugene Don, Ioan Simon. Kay Munger. 28814 . Mi ,444 sl K ' my Distributive Education helps prepare students for successful employment in the field of dis- tnbution. This is done by having students employed during the regular school day and giving a unit of credit for such work each semester. Mama anal While 4 1 I iv l I ,J v Y ti t 7 N F ist i 5 t A- it i , 1 vwi fx 4' -3- f f '1 'M'Z gi ' l i ,- - The hard-working Annual staff, divided into various depart- ments, creates the yearbook, which comes out in May or early Iune. The group has been striving all year to find new and better ideas for this book and still keep the satari theme. - 112- STAFF- Iohn Iamison Paul Calkins Roger Westxnan Maraaret Ann Da' Nancy leP.son Irene Rivers Marry Ieiis Marlene Compton Susie Mitchell Sherry Lane Reva Kriv Ordell Marqolin Marilyn Murray Dorothy Fick Susan Baron Kecoadl Editor Business Manager Adviser Editor Business Manager :-- f -G : A . S' I 1 1 i. p X ' -.. ,surf ' , E F Elaine Fqnfle Lucille Nielsen Mr. Fischer Barbara Fish Fern Carnes Every week. that is almost every week, the Castle's newspaper is dis- tributed in the seventh period classes. In this student publication one can read the current school news, inter- views with seniors, editorials, and announcement of school affairs. All Centralites can be proud of this Paper- -113- 5 1 Fred Shaw. Mary Helen Fennell. Shirley Pace. Barbara Fish. Elaine Bemstoin, Elaine Fantle, Diane Smelser. Lucille Nielsen. Percy Fulton, Fern Carnes. Iudy Wyma. Missing from the picture are Anne Sides and Elizabeth DeWalL Cf' Zelda Resolved that the Federal Government should initiate a policy of tree trade among nations friend- ly to the United States. With a topic as large as the free trade question dl this year. the debate team had many varied experiences throughout the year. Central's debaters met teams at such towns as Lincoln. Omaha. Sioux Falls. Cedar Rapids. and Iowa City. Central's affirmative team met Ames in an educational assembly for the whole school. This was the first year of the Sioux City tournament which Central held in co-operation with Eastand Morningside Colleqe. -ll4- Carol Hughes I ack Strobel Connie Blutt Nancy Crary Ruth Idzal Carol Ferner Roqgie Horwitz Mary Silzer Ianice lensen Gail Egan Ianice Rider Barbara Andi!!! Nancy Dunhdm Mike M1-IIICIY Mary Fennell Iudy SUYTS Ianet Haan Irene Rivers Marlene Brower Nancy CNITY Carol Hughes Ernille Blume Margaret Ann Day Carl Nelson Gail Franklin Michael Ard G ' Glad The first large proiect of the Dramatics Club this year was the presentation of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. The cast, taken from the club. presented the play as a Christmas program. Meetings of the club were held on Monday nights after school at which time speeches were given, plays learned and presented, and various other proiects of the department were demonstrated. Students from this organization represented Central High School in contests at Spencer and Iowa City. The Dramatics Club is under the direction of Miss Maxine Miller. -115- ll it Q U ,,,,Ut-fw:r- 'x ' W ,awe ' M li U v ! ist Midyear class play cast- Nancy Kitch, Wanda Britton. Marilyn Iensen. lim Hill. Ierry Palmer. F red Baker al- em Glam W-W This year's midycar class play, Papa ls All. was presented under the capable direction of Miss Maxine Miller with Sandra Amold and Donna Bonhag assisting as student directors. It was presented on the night ot November 19, and all who saw it agreed that it was very enjoyable. The cast consisted ol Nancy Kitch. Iim Hill, Marilyn Ienson, Wanda Britton, Fred Baker, and Ierry Palmer. FRONT ROW-Marlene Brower, Sally Christensen. Margaret Ann Day, Michael Ard. SECOND ROW-Steve Chaikin, lack Strobel, Irene Rivers. and Carl Nelson. Absent were Margaret De Laughter and Iohn King. Warm ww, After careful consideration, Miss Miller chose Time Out for Ginger as the Iune Class play. This story is centered around cr speech that Father makes in the high school which causes much confusion among the teen-agers, especially those in his own family. The play was presented on April 28 and 29. All those who attended the performance considered it very entertaining. Do you remember the Christmas program? The program made every Centralite proud of the top vocal organization here at the Castle. Wearing the school colors in all performances, the choir presents programs at many ol the high schools and luncheon clubs throughout the school year. At patriotic and special assemblies. Baccalaureate, and Commencement, the first choir exhibits its talent. The choir is particularly proud oi the fact that it now owns enough maroon robes tor all oi the first and second choir. The first semester officers of choir were: Presi- dent, Tom Nutt: Secretary, lean Neimeier: ac- companist, Virginia Taylor, and the Robe Com- mittee Chairman, Victoria Cole. The second se- mester oflicers were: President, Victoria Cole: Vicepresident, Iudson Broyer: Treasurer. Ianet Haan: Robe Committee Chairman, Sally Shep- herd, and Library Chairman. Bob Howard. SOPRANO Donna Bousquet Virginia Deaton Dollie Delis Donna Dells Mary Fennell Esme Franzen Janet Haan Miriam Herber Marilyn Kush Mary Ruth Lewis Angela Max Marleen Miller Pat Minnig Sharon Nelson lean Niemeir TENOHS Harry Adair Stanley Crowl Dick Griltith Bob Humphrey Clifford Iessip Iohn Lutton Bernie Pederson Bob Smith Bill Triggs BASSES Wendell Anderson Clair Atwood fron flezuionnel Mae Beth Passehl Gall Rider Ianice Rider Phyllis Robbins lean Sanders Dorothy Scholtes Mary Silzer Betty Strohmelr Rosie Williams ALTOS Ieanne Aalfs Marilyn Betinls Karen Boe Deanna Brophy Victoria Cole Iohnette Crow Dick Authier Wayne Bradley Iud Broyer La Veme Cain Arnie Christiansen Bill Clemens Vernon Covington Ioe Grant Tom Haller Neil Hines Dennis Hiclrlin Tom Hott Bob Howmd -119- Gail Egan Bertha Erlronen Karen Hansen Eunice Hodges Frances Krusor Helga Lund Marlene Lundahl Barbara Miller Deanna Noyes Mary Lou O'Connor Shirley Phillips Peggy Schomberg Puth Ann Westman Margaret Wright Lois Yeoman Henry Kawell Larry King David Morgan lim Niday Tom Nutt lack Strobel Gary Sutherland Iim Swanson Jerry Swartz Mike Wagner ACCOMPANIST Virginia Taylor Mary Beth Allen Alice Amundson Barbara Anders lulie Anderson Roberta Anderson Diane Beaubien Sharon Borqeson Mary Britton Beverly Brookings Doris Brown Sharon Case Susie Chesetrman Priscilla Christiansen Dianne Conway Carole Cotton Sheilah Craft Madaline Crondy Deanna Doren Mary Evans lean Goebel Faye Graham Laura Gregg Betty Harrington Beverly Hauqe Sandra Hayes Iullamn Horner Indy Iensen Carol Johnson Brenda Kaplan m Ardith Kellogg Roanne Kluender Vernice Krieg Pearle Lucarte Shirley Meier Indy Mertz Merle Miille Diane Miller Evelyn Miller Susie Mitchell Pat Murray Gwen Nelson Sharon Normann Mary Oehlerlrlng Ioan Pederson Arlene Rummell Mildred Scmdbeck Kathryn Satterly Dorothy Scott Theresa Skatl Sharon Spraque Beverly Taylor Marlene Taylor Mary Vondralt Evelyn Weas Cynthia Weqner Myrna Wheeler Evelyn Woestman Stephane Wooley Joyce Zellers nhl 0504414 Ianlce Busskohl Diane Cook Gladys Dierklng Iudy Dye Indy Ghyselinck Marbethe Huis Shirley Iassey Shirley Kent Ianice Linscott ACCOMPANIST Serene Merlin Linnea Rye Leola Shaver Marilyn Tullis H- -120- 'GU' 3'i4ft'+falrf'f :r '1A 11' W Secancf efauh Norma Abramo, Peqqy Asbury. Fred Baker, Myrtle Blair, Charles Bradley, Iohn Bockleman. Kenneth Cain, Nancy Chris- tiansen, Elissa Collins, Susan Cobb, Wanda Franke, Marcia Gustafson, Ianice Hansen Don Hauqe Ianice Henr , , y, Richard Hiner, Connie Holzaplel, Marilyn Iohnson. lane! Jones, Carol Le Febvere, Marcha Mclfarlene, Rosemary M W'lli S ' ' ac 1 ams, hirley Marks, Russell Miller. Beverly Minnxq, Mary Sampson, Dick Schenck, Iackie Schenck, Clara Schroeder. Donna Shultz. Sally Shepherd. Accompanist: Toby Spaustat. Sally Swanson, cmd Bill Thomas. v-If 9 ll M ,4, l l' owls fl E094 ' f ' Gfuvzwi Larry Aspleaf, Gary Baker, Mike Foster, lim Helgeson. Chuck Hodges. Gary Koch. Elvin Lashbrooke, Louis Newhouse, lim Raduechel, B R din ' enny e qton, Dave Reeder. Vincent Rodriquez. Terry Tman, and Wendell Witten. - 121 - STR Q H-v OS'a,:z'sL'f B H D 00X ext President. Carl Nelson: Vice-President, Richard hits: Secretary. Bob O'Meara: Treasurer, lorry Houpt: Student Conductor. Matt Brown. Bam! The music and marching tor the hali-time activities. per assemblies, and basketball games are provided by the Central High Band. Behind this entertainment is a great deal of work and practice by the Band, which meets every mom- ing first period in the Annex and at various other times. This large Band also includes the Dixieland Band and the Dance Band which performs at the dances and other places upon invitation. The band also presents concerts for the public. These concerts show that the members put a great deal ot effort into the performance. The students have much lun preparing for the con- certs and entertainment as the audiences do listening to them. Any person who plays an instrument or twirls a baton or flag may lam Band. This group is 4,-.,,. X der the leadership of Mr Brooks 'sa' W , I. A 1 E EPM ,N ' on FIRST ROW Mr. Brooks Sharon Campbell Shirley Iohnson Marilyn Cox Carole Ferner Marlene Brower Nancy Kitch Nancy Laymon Delores Nelson Dorls Marmo lanet Knne Ianet Cline Barbara Brubaker Marilyn lsaacson Marlon Adams Ianlce Asbury Karen Runqe Barbara Lewls Kay Getz Ann Lewis SECOND ROW Iudy Dailey Peqqy Grewdson WYE sm-A EQ ff Eamffl Merlin Olson La Vonne Anderson Kay Nye Nancy Lembcke Ianet Anderson Barbara McGee Terry Wobken Larry Dinqman Dave Roberts lerry Houpt Bob O'Meara Duane Skatt Bob Bashara Herman Kelly Darrell Lembcke THIRD ROW Lorraine McManls Pattie Murray Ianlce Thompson Marlene Clemensen Elaine Lottus Ernllte Blume Charlotte Heck Cathryn Lanq Connie Peten n Q, dfmii el Gail Swanson Darel Bennett Don Dlnqman Ierry Bashara Iames Anderson Terry Moor Bill Kelly Ramona lacobson Wayne Dowllnq Zandra Nelson Karen Vincent FOURTH ROW Blll Vanderham Carl Nelson Iohn Yarbrough Frank Lelchook Richard Ietts Clltton Patterson Carl Gllbertson Margaret Ann Day Helen Rice Barbara Zandstra Iackie Card Iudy Goetch Cary Grlder Harry Iames Itm Zellers Wayne Bradley Dick Miller Ierome Goldis Carol Lee Gar Pill Blaine Smith Arthur Nimmer FIFTH ROW Iames Albrecht Bob Taylor Iohn Wauer Russell Mclntyre lim Kanalos Ed Fortner Dick Blutt Bob Tucker Bob Boyer Richard Holtzen Brent Kimball Craig Evans Matt Brown Dean Pettit x X X X X , 1 f A, 2 X I ,. Z f ' Llllj I1 E w P H -mir on Q Uwhuha President. Nancy Crary Vice-President, Carolyn Peterson Secretary-Treasurer. Michael Ard Q 1 This group of musicians provides the back- ground for many entertainments such as the May Queen assembly and the Homecoming program. The orchestra is also part of the Com- mencement and Baccalaureate service. Part of their program also consists of the orchestra con- cert which was combined with the choir this year. These performances are the results of much effort and practice under the direction of Mr. Harold Buck. This group practices first period in the annex and also at various extra practices so that the concerts can be appreciated more. For the first time, Central's orchestra was in- vited to Cedar Falls State Teacher's College this year. Besides this trip. the organization enter- tains at many city schools. 9 ,W Q it v ,I fi l I N 'mia , ' V -12 4- L VIOLINS Concertmintreu Pat Ducommun Carole Taylor Carol Hughes Dorothy Wien Albert Kaled Bob McMurray Sandra Olson Norene Merlin Elaine Welcher Shirley Beaulieu Abbe Iohnlon Donna Rhode FLUTES Barbara Bmbaker Irene Rivers Gail Swanson OBO Emile Blume Charlotte Heck Uwhwha Pmmnd BASSOON Helen Rice CLARINETS Richard lefis Warren Maher SAXOPHONB Darel Bennett Kaye Nye VIOLAS Nancy Crary Ruth ldzal Carolyn Peterson Patricia Peterson CELLOS Ruth Ann Westman Louise Simmon Peggy Crewdson STRING BASS Michael Ard Judith Sayre Deanna Dodds Carol Iacobs 'l'RU'M'PE'l'S Doug Searls Brent Kimball Bob Tucker TROMBONES Carl Nelson Bob O'Meara Ierry Houpt '49 FRENCH HORNS Lorraine McManie Ianet Anderson PERCUSSION Marlene Clemenson Ierry Bashara Gar Pill 1 l 6, X 'n f .L If :I El! T' ' ioo 4 6 6 ,a , iffy? Z7 N ,Ig A I E' I --'if lfqgg-jg Q 7 5 1 ,i w, NI! IMI5 -125- Ianice Asbury s 1 nn . Qflfe Marion Adams ,,.f: , , ' n J Cf' N w. Marilyn Isaacson Ann Lewig Barb Lewis GW Head Maiorette Kay Getz ,4 V 1 1.1 ,.+ Karen Runge Gwm Gmini Wana Congratulations to Barbara Durbin. winner of this year's cover contest. Barbara was also winner of the Gold Key in the Scholastic Art Contest. We of Central shall always remember you. Bar- bara. as a talented art student who gave freely of your time and talent to further the interests of our school. Our best wishes go with you as you enter upon your college work. , 1 gl' -ll --l27- x MQ, mb vm lk., lazufunzwle L U1 Cu ' ' ff ' 17 Mm B , M 0 xx, 1. iw.. V J: 4 I , I i 1 i 'TDL3 F 'M ' -if , j J' a . S ' m ' l' ' FH GL ' ' ' Cr Wwmmbm uw QUQ1f31qLC3zz1Qcg mm xx H0556 ifixwm MWF' ' wmQm?Em, ami, QM MBMMEQ M B ,lg1iflfY5Cl0BOLlV '19 ,SL 15 u,. w1wMfmzf5a QQ w W Q TAX' Q A ENE lg 0,5 3 7 3 i .ji X iz - E Qi- QQ, xsx .A I +G, ox 3' Q. YQ Qaeda!! -N . Sonic: Soderstarom ,I ,-, I , 9 Iulie Naughton J 'l . I7-. 'PAH gl' 1 - . v-v,- as Inna Cotton Q Glo Strongin Q 421- Trudy Shulkin f N' ' f A I Ioan Soderstrom -130- 4 ii ':,' n Ghemleaclwi ' gg osx W Q I . 2 I -' a Q r 1 f - -f E - -v Q 1' I ' B' ' it ,L Mi El 4 X ...f U3 QQQWE Q ROW 1: Bill Clemens. Bob O'Meara. Bill Shumansky. Paul lroveak, Jack England. laclr Clemens. Dick Stone. Bill Thomas. Bob Mclieever. Iirn Hill. ROW 2: Dick Olson. Dick Pech. Hhinehart Lewin. Bill Collins. lim Olin. Henry Kawell. Bill lunge, Kindred Hansen. Byron Blackstone. Mike Albert. ROW 3: Iohn Amsler. Gul Stavrou. Larry King, Paul Vanderweil, Gary Hoorneman. Brad Iones. Bob Humphrey. Paul Armstrong. Ray Bogenrief. Bob Agoe, Iohn Paisley. Steve Chaikin, Berland Smith, Vince Smith. ROW 4: Bon Bames, Melvin Lovitsky, Stan Manners, Gary Henry, Dick Smith, Iohn King, Bob Howard. Dick Krommenhock. Pete Christopher, Earl Nichols, Carl Larson. Bruce Buckley. lim Smith. wma, aww sczmeuze Central- .,,,A 0 Aberdeen ,g,Y,,, Y,,. 2 6 Central ..,,,, 7 West Waterloo, - ,C 7 , C ., 39 Central ..,Ae, 6 Lincoln ,,g-,,-,,-,,g----. 39 Central ,..e,. 13 Sioux Falls Cathedral ,,,, 13 Central .,.,,, 2 He elan ,,,,,,,A,,v,--,--- 1 2 Central e..,e. 14 Sioux Falls Washington- -41 Central ....e. 7 East t, .eee,e,v,-g-g--w--- 20 Central ....,, U Des Moines Tech- - - - - - 6 Central ..,.., 0 Iowa City ,.,,,,. ,,-, l 3 Coach Dick Day - 1312 Coach Mark McLarnan Lmernen- 6-Lloyd Van Hofwegcm 4-Peter Christopher 2-Dick Oleson BC!CkS- 1-Bob O'Meara I-Bradley Iones 3-Bill lunge 5-Vince Smith 5-Dick Stone 3-Borland Smith 7-Paul Vander Weil 4-Ronald Barnes Lxnemen- 6-Dick Pech 4-Ray Boaenrlef Back'- 2-Carl Larsen I-Paul Armstrollfl 1-Bill Shumcmsky I-Bill Collins 3-Bob Humphrey 5-lack England 5-Paul Broveck 4-lack Clemens 7-Dick Krommenhoel: 3-B05 MCKWV9' -132- .feliwmen J' The Laughing Boy een-hal 0 rqdmcfeen .26 Centra1's Little Maroons traveled to Aberdeen for the first game oi the season. The Golden Eagles got of! to an impressive 13-0 lead at the half. The Hilltoppers came to life and iarred swift Berland Smith loose for 48 yards but the Eagles held on the 2. The rest of the game was played by reserves of both teams. The Golden Eagles picked up two more touchdowns and one conversion to defeat the Castlemen twenty-six to zero. euskal 6 Genital 7 .fakxoafn 39 Wed! Wfalmloo For the seascn's first home game the Little After losinq the Seasons Opener to Aber- Mmoons mel the Cenlfaliles of Linccln' Ne' deen, Central traveled to Waterloo to take on braska. The Nebraskans stepped for three first quarter touchdowns over the very sur- a strong West Waterloo team. Waterloo prised Lime Mmoons The remaining three scored in eight plays, but the Little Maroons quarters were played by Lincol.n's second team, with the halftime score of 28-0. Two aerials accounted tor Linco1n's third quarter scoring. In the last quarter Dick Pech pounced on a Lincoln fumble in the end zone for Cen- tral's only score. blocked the kick! Ron Barnes then scored and Albert converted to give Central a 7 to 6 advantage. West Waterloo scored three times in the second quarter and once in the third and fourth to win 39 to 7. -134- Oops! Genhal I3 Siam aalla 0 I3 The Hilltoppers. iourneying to Sioux Falls Cathedral, got off to an impressive start with a 33 yard iaunt by Berland Smith and a conversion by Mike Albert. After a 85 year drive Ron Barnes passed live yards to Paul Vanderwiel for another tally. Sioux Falls Cathedral scored from the four yard line in the quarter and tied the score in the fourth quarter on a plunge from the one yard line. Central compiled 14 first downs to Cathed.ral's 13. The Little Maroon bacldield looked particu- larly good in the Hrst half. Gwinn! I4 Gwbwl -2 Siam Qalla Zffaiamyian 41 ,yeelan 1.2 Although the Little Maroons fell before the onslaught of a strong Sioux Falls Washing- ton team, Central fans were pleased with two hard eamed touchdowns. A fifty-six yard run by Berland Smith and a fifty-nine yard drive in ten plays was climaxed by Vince Smith, whose touchdown gave Central the honor of being the third team to score against undefeated Sioux Falls this season. Sioux Falls Washington went on to finish the season and share honors with East as the best two teams in Siouxland. After tying Sioux Falls Cathedral. the Little Maroon eleven lost to their city rivals, the Heelan High Cmsaders, to the tune of 12-2. Both Cnisader touchdowns were made on the only long runs of the game. Berland and Vince Smith both looked good with impres- sive runs. but were never able to go all the way. Central's two points came early in the fourth quarter when Heelan's Mel Rice was taclzled in the end zone by lack Clemens. 135 - And Away We Go eeahal 7 gal .20 Centra1's Little Maroons. tn their best game of the season, fell before hlgh ranking East Hlgh, the only team to tie Sioux Falls Washington thls season. Central's score came ln the thlrd period when Borland Smith exploded around left end and romped thlrty yards to the end zone. The score came after a lofty-four yard drtve. Centralltes were thrilled when Pete Christopher snagged a patr fm' C 10119 Gain. Llnernen Btll lunge and Pete Christopher looked particularly good throughout the game. eea.hal0 eenl94af0 fha Mama '7eaA 6 jaw 8514, 7 ln the final game of the season Iowa Clty took advantage of two fumbles to stop the One of Central's best Homecornfngs was marred by a defeat at the hands of Des Moines Tech. Although the Little Maroons ground out thirteen first downs to 'l'ech's slx and picked up more yards ln passing and rushing, they tell short tn the scoring de- partment. Tech intercepted a pass and scoot- ed lortydfve yards for a touchdown, the only tally of the game. Vince Smith sllpped a pass from Central's lorty-three. McCrea, a Tech end, floated with the play and came up fast to snag the pass. Llttle Maroon bld for a victory. Central's bright spot of the game was a very strong ltne that held Iowa Clty to fifty-seven yards tn the ttrst half. Berland Smith looked espe- clally good on a fourth down fake kick. The fleet-footed Smlth ran twenty-two yards for the first down. However ln the last half Iowa City proved too strong a foe for the Hilltop- pers. -136- FIRST ROW: Bob Barlow. Stan Shtndler. Lelcester Palmer. lim Humphrey. Wendell Wttten. Don Bursell. Ierry Munro. SEC- OND ROW: Tom Houchtns. Gary Koch. Ierry Smlth. Chuck Harstad. Dave Reeder. Terry Krommenhock. Don Dlngman, Gary Shook. Aarne Vtsnapau. lay Perry. Chuck Batcheller. THIRD ROW: Vincent ltodriguix, Art Yates. Bernard Anderson. Ron Goodrich. Keith Towns. Iohn Yarbrough. Harry Damme. Don Dull. Frank Schweitzer. Doug Searls. Larry Aspleal. Coach Dlck Young. FOURTH ROW: Coach Charlie Hess. Ilm Brown. Wintred Tom. Spencer Will. Fred Iones. Mlke Foster. Warren Brown. Gene Levine. Terry Tlnan. Russell Christy. Bob Clark. Dick Wine, Francis Smith. 1954 3 610014417 Scfzerfule Central Sophs .... 0 Hartington Varsity ..... Central Sophs .... 7 South Soo Reserves .... Central Sophs .... 25 Heelan Sophs ......... Central Sophs .... 7 East Sophs ....... .... Central Sophs .... 12 Central Reserves ...... Central Sophs .... 0 East Sophs ....... .... Central Sophs Central Sophs Central Sophs ----2l Heelan Sophs---- ---- Reserves- - -12 Leeds Sophs- - - Reserves- - L 7 Leeds Sophs- - - The Sophomores, under the excellent tutelage of Coach Young assisted by Coach Hess. tumed in a very respectable season considering the lack of pre vious experience. The Sophs won tour of their seven games while earning 72 points as compared to 68 lor their foes. There were 48 letters given to members of the Sophomore teams. As a result. next year's varsity will gain some more good line prospects to add extra depth in that section. Some outstanding players were Donald Dull. Iames Helqeson. Ronald Renfro. Frank Schweitzer. Stanley Schindler, Francis Smith. Ierry Smith and Winlred Tom. 137 Coach Charles Hess Coach Dick Young Ruth Idzal ,lr Ioan Daskovsky ,A .41 'c iff' Nancy Iepson V Karen Chaffee Ioan Lefkow Charlene Morgan - 138 - Glnemleacfma 335' HG' 1 T- 1 3 fi U1 TUV? M H-ll' X q '! A ,x 4 lla! 09 BOTTOM ROW-Mike Albert. Bob Taylor, Glenn Christen-sen, Ion Randolph. Bradley lanes. MIDDLE ROW Dxck Smith. Dick Olson. Bob Howard. Paul Armstrong. Iohn Schill, Kenny Baker. TOP ROW-Steve Chaiken Manager Gary Hanlen. Don Sutton. Al Mahaney, Dick Krornmenhoek. Iohn Amsler. Ilrn Swanson. Manager. B Central 35 Central 38 Central 47 Central 47- Central 60- Central 87 Central 71 Central 40 Central 52 Central 65- Central 52- Central 58- Central 41- Central 48- Central 77 Central 68- 1955 Scaaelacvul ----Spencer 49 ----LeMars 53 ---- -----East 45 ---- ----------T.I.64 ---- -----lbtherville 47 ------Heelan 61 Webster City 64 Central 50 -.--- ------Lincoln 82 ----LeMan 64 ----Leeds 64 -----Heelan 54 ------Carroll 84 --Sioux Falls 48 --------East 58 --Vermillion 55 Sioux Center 81 -------Amee 78 -139- Coach Charles Hen S-T-R-E-T-C-H eenhal 35 eunhaf 38 eenbz-al 47 gpehcw 49 .femaad 53 54,41 45 FQ Fi Pi Fq Pi Fg Amsler 0 6 2 Amsler 2 4 Amsler 2 Hanlon 4 Kromxnenhock 3 Hanlon 2 Krommenhock 1 Mahaney 2 Mahaney 4 Iones 0 Hanlon 5 Iones 0 Peterson 0 Iones 1 K1'01'Il1'1'l0l1h0Ck 2 Van Hoiweqen 0 Van Hofweqen 0 Howard 0 Dam l Albert 0 Randolph 0 Mahaney 3 Randolph 0 Baker 8 Randolph 1 Shaw 0 TOTAL 18 Christensen 0 Peterson 1 TOTAL 10 TOTAL I4 -140- er-wha! 47 1 y. 84 F q Ft Hanlon 2 2 Amsler 8 0 Albert 2 2 Mahoney 5 1 Baker 1 0 Krornmenhoclr 0 4 Iones 0 0 Randolph 1 0 Smith 0 0 Christensen 0 0 TOTAL I9 9 eenhal 60 gdfmaiffe 47 Fq Ft Amsler 6 2 Kromrnenhoclr 2 3 Mahaney 6 3 Hanlon 8 0 Baker 2 2 Smith l 0 Albert 0 0 Randolph 0 0 Ionee 0 0 TOTAL 25 I0 eenfaaf 37 Jleefan 61 Fq Ft Hanlon 2 0 Amsler 3 5 Mah aney 2 3 Baker I 1 Krommenhock I 2 Iones 2 2 Albert 0 0 Howard 0 0 Smith 0 0 Olsen I 0 Peterson 0 0 TOTAL 12 I3 It's All Your's Brad Emma! 71 8m1wl4o eww! 5.2 weary, ed, 64 Lemza 6.2 fe ,um 64 F 9 Smith l Amsler 2 Mahaney I 1 Iones 4 Hanlon 9 Krommenhock 2 Baker 0 Albert 0 Olson 0 Peterson I TOTAL 30 Fg Ft Hanlon 8 U Amsler 2 3 Mahaney 2 4 Iones 1 0 Smith 2 2 Kxommenhock 0 0 Baker 0 1 TOTAL 15 10 -142- Kxommenhock Amsler Mahaney Iones Smith Albert Baker Howard Randolph TOTAL sf HG 2' Geisha! 65 .feecfd 64 Fg Ft Howard 2 1 Amsler 8 4 Mahaney 3 2 Iones 6 1 Smith 2 2 Krommenhock 0 0 Baker 2 0 TOTAL 23 10 euskal 5.2 Jfeelan 54 Fg Ft Hanlon 2 1 Smith 0 0 Amsler 5 7 Mahaney 7 5 Howard 0 1 Iones 3 2 TOTAL 18 16 eenhaf 58 Gained 84 I-'g Ft Amsler 3 ll Howard 0 l Mahaney 8 1 Hanlen 8 0 Iones 1 4 Smith D l Krommenhock 0 0 TOTAL 20 18 17 Riding High eenfaal 46 eenhal 77 eenhal 41 Zed-I 58 Fg Ft Amsler 7 3 Smith 3 0 Mahoney 2 0 Iones 1 0 Howard 0 0 Hanlen 1 2 Krommenhock 0 2 Sutton U 0 Baker 5 1 Armstrong 0 0 TOTAL 1 9 8 71 Pi Fg Ft 4 Baker 6 7 Amsler 3 7 Mahcmey 5 7 Smith 2 4 Iones 5 0 Hcxnlen 2 0 Howard 1 0 Sutton 0 0 Armstrong 0 0 Krommenhock l 2 TOTAL 25 27 -144- 55 Sauna Walld 43 I: Fg Ft Pi 3 Howard 0 0 3 Amsler 4 3 3 Mahcmey 3 3 5 I ones 4 1 2 Smith 1 0 0 Baker l 0 2 Harden 0 0 2 Krommenhock 4 0 4 TOTAL 17 7 12 28 eenhaf 68 Siena: eenlw 81 Amsler 3 2 5 Baker 6 2 5 Mcxhcmey 7 4 2 Iones 3 0 4 Hcmlen 5 5 4 Krommenhock 0 0 0 Smith l 5 l TOTAL 25 18 21 eenhal 50 famed 76 Pg Ft Pi Amsler 4 6 3 Smith 2 3 4 Mcrhcmey 2 0 2 Iones 2 3 4 Baker 3 3 1 Hcmlen 3 0 4 Krommenhock U 3 l Sutton 0 0 0 TOTAL 16 18 19 TOP ROW-Keith Towns, Ronnie Van Hotwegen. Don Hannalious, Iirn Van Horn, Charles Gripp. Bob Derqnan Gene Levine, Don Duff, Harry Dam. MIDDLE HOW-Doug Sarls, Gerald Iones, Russell Christy, Dick Martin, lun Helgeson Tom Hindman, Winlred Tom, Ierry Munro. Lowell Seqgerman. BOTTOM ROW--Stan Shindler, Don Randolph Ierry lohn son, Terry Combleth, Gary Kline, Bob Nelson, Walter Niebaum, Myron Kantor. Although the sophomore basketball squad was not too successful tor the season of nineteen ifty four and five, many of the boys showed de- termination and willingness to learn. Our schedule comprised teams such as LeMars, East. Council Bluffs, Heelan. Leeds and our own Varsity Reserves. Outstanding players were lay Perry, Keith Towns, Don Huff and Stan Schindler who were incidentally lost to the varsity squad at mid-year. Other players show- ing ability were lim Helgeson, Gene LeVine and lim Van Horn. Next year the nucleus ot the sophomore team will be built around Ierry Iohnson. Ronie Van Hofwegen. Walter Niebaurn and Don Randolph, Bob Diegnan and Don Han- nailous. ...l46- Coach Dick Du? HQ .Janaaauf Badkeldall Gapfain Qaaq Jlanlcn --l47- Jlonoawuf 02114116611 Qaplaah Mod! Walaaile P5904 Pele efxaidophm ,uw www Playa yum ,a...u.f. Dick Olson Gary Hanlen Ion Randolph Brad Ionss Paul Armstrong Al Mahcnoy Glenn Christensen Mike Albcri 4 W fa -ww r r-. Dicl: Smith Dick!! WT Iohn Schill John Amsler Don Sutton Kenney Bgkggl I ' I 5 ommdahod' Bob Taylor Bob Howard Row 1: Duncan Rave, Douq Slechta. lim Radueschel, Roger Westma-n, Earl Enqus. Mike Albert, Ron Holt. Don Sutton Larry King. Iohn Schill, Dick Krommenhoek. Ron Bames. Row 2: lay Perry. Gilbert Oviatt. Iim Olin, lim Dove. Bill Schumansky Lynn Vilhauer. Charles Griepp. Clair Atwood, Loyd Van Hoffwegan. Vince Smith. Row 3: Bob Hutchins, Bob Mclleever Kindred Hansen, Larry Cotters, Bob Aqee. Glen Christiansen. Brad Iones. Carleton Sutton, Dick Smith. 1955 'hack 5 March 31 and April l Class Meet .............- .-.------- ---- G um Cm April 7 Holstein Relays ............ -- ----- Holsfein April 12 Heelan Duel .... ........---- ----- S 1 Gdium April 16 Tomahawk Relays .........-- ---- C h9l'0k99 Lincoln Dual .....-..-...-- --- ---- Lincoln April 27 East Dual ..... .-...-.--- ------------- - S indium April 29 and Drake Relays ...... .. ------------ ---- D 99 Moines May 3 Sioux Falls Dual ......----A -- ----- Stadium May 6 Sioux City Relays ......----- ----- S ludium May l3 Disuid M991-U ---,-W,-,-,- ,,-,, C ouncil Bluffs May 20 City Meet ----, ,-,---,,,.,, - - ,-Stadium May 28 State Outdoor ............ --- ..--e D08 Moines -150- Coach Dick Young Jleelan Sneak! pail eenhal Heelan High, led by Pat Doyle and Tom Carter, barely man- aged to squeeze past Central in a dual at the stadium. The Little Maroons were. as usual. very strong in the relay events and won the 880 and mile relays. Brad Iones, showing a terrific finish. won the mile run with Larry King hot on his heels. Brothers, Don and Carrolton Sutton, teamed up with lim Raduechel and Iim Olin on the winning 880 yard relay team. Dick Smith won the low hurdles and placed second in the highs. Duncan Rave and Larry King copped both places in the half mile, after which Brad Iones, Tun Dove. Vince Smith and Sonny Hansen won the mile relay. eww 46114 MM. faux, Lincoln High School avenged last year's loss to the Little Ma- roons by stepping to a 93-113 to 34-2X3 victory over Central at Lil- coln. Nebraska. Larry King. Brad Iones. and Lynn Vilbauer swept the mile afier which Dick Smith. Don Sutton. Ron Holt, and Vince Smith won the Medley relay. The two mile relay team was victorious with Larry Cotter. Larry King, Chereyl Thayer and Brad Iones running the course in 8:56.9. -l5l- Gmhal 40401-ff! af Jlaldan In the first big meet ot the season. the Holstein Relays at Hol- stein. Iowa, Central finished in fourth place. The Little Maroons compiled 20V2 points in the relays and the discus. The 880 relay team finished third. The Medley Relay team came in fourth place due to the eiiorts of lim Olin, Duncan Rave. Ron Holt and Carrolton Sutton. The 440 yard relay team tied with Sioux Falls for fourth place. ...l52- f .fy If f fri , I s h , ' ff 'Eff Qhw 3445 ,kQ. - A h A 0 ga I 7 as-:wif . . wi, Q J-.W 'Y www . ,,f-gm, if ' JUN-5 .V Hi ,,,5w W, .wwu-e4u.,.,,,,..- In-unnaugg.. H., My ,, 7 UI 95 XVVIM H gf. S , Q'-Q-R4 If 'A z 'bm I 2 jerk -L T . A 4 FIRST ROW: lim Sheldon. Terry Timan. Warren Burg. David Kxuck, Bob Woodson. Brad Benson. Carl Fredrickson. Dick Wiese, Ronnie Goodrich. Iim Coleman, Bill Thomas, Iohn Getz. Larry Aspleal. Rodger Burlcart. SECOND ROW: Dick Grieve. Drew Pechacek, Steve Tiller. Byron Blackstone, Allan Aistrope. Henry Kawell. Tim Vogt. Leland Weddle, Melvin Nordahl. Bob Thompson. Ed Franks. THIRD ROW: Wayne Grieve, Mike Foster, Dick Authier. Bob Turner, Harry Adair. Dave Adam. Ieff Grandy. P. I. Marsh, Paul Thomas. Bob Dvorak. Ralph Leminq. 1955 .S ' ' Central--25 D. M. Roosevelt--59 Central--29 Boys Town .... -55 Central- -38 Lincoln North East 46 Central- -34 Hastings - - - - - -50 Central - -30 D. M. North ---.-- 55 Central- - 25 Lincoln Central- - - 59 Central- -37 Boys Town ------ 47 Central- -42 Lincoln North East 42 CoCaptains Coach Iohn Getz lim Perkins Leland Weddle -. 154 - l Laveme Cain. Craig Carlson. Carlton Frederici. Iett Grandy, Don Hatfield. HBHIY Kawell. Don Needham, Byron Nelson. Dick Olson. Drew Pechacek, Iim Parker. 109 G1-mn, 1955 Gulf Central's Linksters started oii the '55 season with a bang by deieating Leeds 161 to 201. Drew Pechacek was medalist with a 39. Central gained a tie in its first match with East but the Little Maroon golfers lost to Lincoln. Central High won its own invitational by defeating sur- rounding schools in northwest Iowa. Central's closest contender in the invitational was Spen- cer. 'I'hus far in the season Drew Pechacek, Ioe Grant. Laverne Caine, Ieii Grandy and Don Needham have proven to be Central's mainstay. -155- l955 Golt Coach Iim Perkins QP KS l O wif x , 1 -my 5+ 33 S, v fi-, ln . 1, ,4- V. x gf Wife 411,-'4 S E 2 355-y wmv? 31 ww. S!'Qk,4'., srff 3 ,M NMA Q Ev Q. ,ox if ,- 1 11 f - 0 N ,vw- 5 Q vu-,mi SU , ir,-6 X QNX Jw w nf ' GQ! W ,T u...,, 4? -1 Q ,, AFA 58 f. Q- ..f, ..., 1, -.M uf, -A ,..,,...1 K . X A 1 35:1 fvfffiiii.. 3 ', 5' - 'fzf z-qw O ,J 55,355 . ml ' Q D YV ix in 7.3, xiii fy Q...-Q . X . . -.531 I I , :I Wvmx, M Q K f 3 . 1 , M. 9 ii A 1 gl, ef Ma 'P ifiifiiv' 1-qw.,-wx :HIP W ,.. 9 '4 u w4 o-. ll-if 4.1 VQ..,i ,-.,, ,isy,,4.my ftsr'ftQ-Q., ilfvivfnw, .y S 1 ,'fNf'V-sz my 'Y x M , , N Q mi yum, Y www. ' Q., 5. nr' Q I1 VE! sf? 2 'xiff 123. -, Q 5: L,- 'ZY .'L ,.'lwM-.. J f 'L-...z--., x ...ga F if ..- 4-MN gg , 1125? 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Wwgf DA Syl' Maw Allen Ray ......... ...... 1 0 Amundson, Arthur ........ 10, 109 Asmussen, Herrold .... ...... 1 0 Banks, Madge ....... .... Banks, Vera ...... .... 1 0 10 Barker, Julia --.. ----10 Barnes, Nelle --- ----10 Beck, Emma .... .... 1 0 Bentall, Stanley - - - - - - -10 Bissell, Willard .... .... 1 1 Block, Louis .... ...... 1 1 Boe, Mabel ...... ---..----11 Brooks, Robert --- .... 11, 123 Buck, Harold ...... ...... 1 1 Clemens, Ethelyn --- -----9 Cooley, Corinne .... .... 1 1 Darden, Elizabeth .... .... 1 1 Davis, Marlan ...... .... 1 1 Day, Richard .... .... 1 1 Dorr, Eugene ...... .... 1 2 Downard, Edna --- ----12 Erckman, Ruth .... .... 1 2 Fischer, E. W. ....... .... 1 2 Franchere, Margaret -- .... 12 French, Ruth ........ .... 1 2 Gilbertson, Bertha --- ...... --12 Graham, Robert --- ....... --12 Haskins, Jewell .... ..... 1 2, 108 Lenora Hayes ....... ........ 1 3 Hedenbergh, Ethel ............ 13 Hess, Charles ...... ..... 1 3, 137 13 Hissong, R. D. -- ...... -- Houck, Alberta --- .... --13 Hutchings, Mabel --- ----13 Kessler, Lillian --- ----13 Knolle, Lee ..... .... 1 3 I Kokjohn, Walter .... Kriege, Caroline .... Kyle, Wayne ...... 13 14 14 Low, Austin ........ ........, 1 4 Lundak, Robert .... ..... 9 , 100 14 14 14 14 Marshall, Clarence --- Martin, Barbara .... Mason, Nellie .... McLarnan, Mark ..,........,,. Miller, Betty Jane .... Miller, Maxine ........ Mohn, Jack .................. Montgomery, Joyce Nelson, G. E. ....... --------14 14, 116, 117 15 15 15 Nelson, Nora ....... .......,. 1 5 15 Parker, Gladys --- Perkins, Francis --- --15,-154,-155 15 Peterson, Loren .............. Ray, G. R. .......... ......... 1 5 Redmond, Mona .... ---15 Rowse, Leroy .... ..... 1 6 Shedd, H. P. .... ....... 1 6 Sperry, Marion --- .... 16, 6 Stevens, Harold .... ...... 8 Stiles, C. V. ...... ---16 Swenson, Jean --- ---16 Taylor, C. E. ....... .... 8 Thornton, Gayle ..... ---16 Waechter, Harriet -,, ---16 Wauer, Hazel ....... ---18 Weaver, Gertrude --- ---16 Wedgwood, Ruth --- ---17 Wellhausen, Bertha ---17 Woolfries, A. G. .............. 17 Yahr, Mayme .......,........ 17 Young, Richard ...... 17, 137, 150 119 -33 121 154 157 -21 126 Aalfs, Jeanne --- .... 33, 107, Abdo, James ...... ..------- Abramo, Norma ........ -56, Adair, Harry ........ 56, 119, Adam, David Philip ...... 70, Adams, Jerald .......... -.-- Adams, Marion --56, 102, 107, Agee, Eleanor ......-... .--- Agee Robert .... 56, 108, , 131, Ahrendsen, Lucinda L. ...... Aistrope, Allan .... ...--- 5 6, Albeck, Janice .......--- ---- Albert, Mike 56, 101, 131, 148, Albrecht, James .....---- --- -70 150 -70 154 -70 150 123 -56 -70 120 119 -21 125 148 -70 116 -70 -56 126 121 -70 -56 -70 154 150 -70 109 154 Allard, Genelle .........- .--- Allen, Mary Beth .... 70, 106, Amsler, John --33, 89, 131, 147. Amundson, Alice J. -.... -70, Amundson, Kay C. ........- Anders, Barbara K. ---70 115, Anderson, Bernard J. .-.--. 70, Anderson, Darlene ..... ---33, Anderson, Gary S. .-..... -70, Anderson, Janet ....-. 33, 133, Anderson, Jim .......-.- --70, Anderson, Julie ....... ---70. Anderson, LaVonne ...... 56, Anderson, Marilyn -- ----- Anderson, Phyllis A. -.....-- Anderson, Roberta A. ...- 70, Anderson, Wendel ....-. -21. Ard, Joann ..........--.- -- Ard, Michael 33, 115, 117, 124, Armstrong, Paul --56, 104, 131, Arnold, John ...........-- -- Arnold, Sandra ....... -- -21, A1-onson, Carole -............ Aronson, Larry .........--- Asbury, Janice --56, 101, 106, Asbury, Peggy 56, 101, 105 110, Ashcraft, Glen ............ --- Asmussen, Carol ........----- Asmussen, Norman .......-.- Aspleaf, Larry C. 70, 121, 137, Atwood, Clair .-..-... 56, 119, Atwood, Ruth ......-..--- -- Attema, Peter ............ --- Authier, Richard L. ---56, 119, Bagan, Barbara ....-. 70, 108, Bainbrid e Darlene ......-. E , Fred ....-...-. 21, 110 Baker, Baker, Gary C. .... ..... 7 0, Baker, Jack -..-.. .-... Baker, Kenny ..... --- Baker, Maxine V. .-.. -- Baker, Richard E. --- -- Baker Ruth -...... -- Ball, Antone .-..... Ballantyne, Merle --- Barger, Charlotte Barlow, Robert -- .... 70, Barnacle, Ruth - Barnes, Dennis .....-.-.-. --- -21 150 112 110 Barnes, Frances ............. Barnes, Ronald ..... 131, 133, Baron, Susan ........ 34, 106, Barta, Patricia .... 34, 102, 106, -70 Sharyn C. ....---..-. Bartlet Mary J. Bashara, Jerry --:::56?-1-2i Barta, -70 125 Simian! kdm -56 120 159 120 -70 120 137 102 108 125 123 120 123 -56 121 121 56 33 70 70 70 56 33 70 137 -70 -33 Bashara, Robert ....-. 70, 123, 125 Bastian, Benita ............... 56 Batcheller, Charles ...... 70, 137 Batchilder, Charlene ......-... 70 Beachy, Jack .-...... ..... 7 0 Beatty, John ...-...-...-.. 85, 70 Beaubien, Diane .......... 70, 120 Beaulieu, Shirley ..-. 70, 105, 125 Becker, Gerold ......-.....-.. 71 Beckwith, Dan --- ....-.-. --71 Belding, Connie ....-......... 71 Belin, Daniel ...-...........-. 21 Bennett, Darel .....-. 56, 123, 125 Bennett, Nancy ............... 71 Bennett, Ruth -.....--..-..... 71 Benson, Bradley ....-...-..-. 154 Berg, Cathy -.......-.--...... 71 Berg, Warren -.-..... 56, 109, 154 Berger, Mary ........-........ 56 Bergman, Lanny .............- 71 Bernstein, Elaine 34, 105, 106, 113 Betinis, Marilyn ...-...-.. 34, 119 Black, Isobel .......- 56, 102, 107 Black, Marlene .........-..... 56 Blackstone, Byron -- ..... 131, 154 Blair, Myrtle -........... 56, 121 Bliek, Richard ...-. ...-.-.... 5 7 Blume, Emilie ---57, 107, 115, 123, 125, 105 Blutt, Connie ....- .-...... 1 14 Blutt, Richard -..--. .-.. 7 1, 123 Bockelman, John --- .... 34, 121 Boe, Karen ....... .... 2 1, 119 Boe, Laverne ...--. ..-..-. 7 1 Bogenrief, Kathy --- -----71 Bogenrief, Ray --- -.... -131 Bonhag, Donna -... .-.. 2 1, 116 Bonnewell, JoAnn .-.-........ 71 Borgeson, Sharon --- .... 71, 120 Borschuk, Betty .... ......-.. 5 7 Bose, Betty Ann ...- .... 3 4, 111 Boston, David --- ...... --57 Bousquet, Donna ..-. .... 3 4, 119 Boutelle, Clara L. -- ..-. 22, 106 Boyd, Ann -...... .......... 5 7 Boyer, Bob ..........-... 71, 123 Bradbury, Wayne -... 71, 119, 123 Bradley, Charles -......... 71, 121 Bradley, Wayne ..-....... 34, 125 Brekke, Joyce .... .... 5 7, 102 Brigham, Larry --- .... 71, 109 Brink, Beverly ......-... 71, 110 Britton, Karen .-.-.--......-. 71 Britton, Mary .... 71 108, 105, 120 Britton, Sharen .-..--......... 71 Britton, Wanda .......... 22, 116 Brookins, Beverly ...-.... 71, 120 Brookins, Rosalie -- .... 57, 108 Brooks, Gerold --- .....-. --71 Brophy, Deanna .... .... 5 7, 119 Broveak, Paul -.......... 131, 133 Brower, Harlan .........-.... 57 Brower, Marlene 34, 102, 106, 115, 117, 123 Brown, Doris ............ 71, 120 Brown, Jim --- .... 71, 137 Brown, Larry -- ....... 34 Brown, Marilyn --- ..... --22 Brown, Matthew .......... 22, 123 Brown, Warren .......... 71, 137 Broyer, Judson .....- 35, 109, 119 Brubaker, Barbara 57, 106, 111, 128, 125 Bruggeman, Chuck -..-....-.- 35 Brummond, Richard .....-.... 71 Bruneau, Bill ......... -.... 5 7 Bruneau, Mary ...... -..- 1 11 Brunig, Gerald --- ..... --35 Bryne, Gary G. -- -... ----71 Buckley, Bruce --- ---. 57, 131 Bunday, Roy ..-. ....-.. 7 1 Burdick, Bruce .....-.....-.-- 71 Burdick, Raymond .--..-...... 35 Burkart, Rodger -..... 35, 103, 154 Burrough, Dean ......-....... 22 Bursell, Donny --- ..... 71, 137 Bush, Marcia ................ 57 Busskohl, Janice ...... 71, 120, 105 Butrous, Rosalie ....-.-....... 71 Buttrick, Beth ......-...--... 22 Bylin, Margaret ...-.. 57, 105, 107 Cabana, Dick --- ...... 57, 109 Cain, Kenneth --.. .... 7 1, 121 Cain, Laverne ..-... ..-. 3 5, 119 Caldwell, Eloyse --- ---57, 107 Calhoun, Barbara ......--..-. 71 Calkins, Paul -....-... 35, 103, 112 Cameron, Dick --- .....-.. --22 Campbell, Alan ...-.......-. --22 Campbell, Marjorie -........-. 35 Campbell, Sharon K. 71, 105, 106, 108, 123 Card, Jacqueline .....- 57, 107, 123 Card, Raymond -- .....-...- 57 Carlberg, Donna .... .....-.. 5 7 Carlsen, Jim .-... ..... 7 1 Carlson, Craig .......-...,.... 35 Carlson, Ruby -............... 57 Carlson, Wilma ..-......-.... 35 Carnes, Fern ...--. 36, 91, 93, 100, 107, 113 107 Carnes, Joyce .......- 72, 105, Carnes, Mary Jane ......-. ---72 Carson, Barbara J. ------------71 Carstens, Jackie ..--.- 22, 89, Case, Sharon L. .........- 72, Chaffee, Karen 57, 105, 106, 108, 187 100 107, 138 Chaikin, Stephen ...... 36, 117, 131 Chamberlain, Ivan ......-..... 57 Chesen, Gerald ..-........,... 57 Chesterman, Susan C. 72, 105, 106, 108, 120 Christian, Nancy ...-...... 72, 121 Christiansen, Arnold 57, 100, 110, 119 Christensen, Glen .... 57, 148, 150 Christensen, Ronnie .....-.... 72 Christensen, Sally ........ 36, 117 Christiansen, John --- ..... -108 Christiansen, Kay -..-.-....-. 57 Christiansen, Priscilla .... 72, 120 Christiansen, Virginia .... 57, 107 Christopher, Peter 22, 89, 104, 131, 147 Christy, Russell --72, 131, 137, 146 Clark, Bob -........-.... 72, 137 Clay, Don --....-.........-.-. 23 Clemens, Bill .-.. 23, 96, 119, 131 Clemens, Bob E. .......-...... 72 Clemens, Jack ..-. 23, 89, 104, 131 Clemensens, Marlene -... 36, 125 Goettsch, Eward ..... Cline, Janet M. --72, 105, 108, 123 Cobb, Carol .................. 72 Cobb, Carolyn Sue ...... 57, 121 cobbs, Janet ........ 36, 102, 106 Cole, Ray .................... 36 Cole Victoria .... 36, 92, 102, 119 Coleman, Dawnene ............ 72 Coleman, Jim E. ........ 72, 154 Coleman, Vera ............... 36 Collette, Wesley .............. 58 Collins, Bill ...... 23, 100, 131, 133 Collins, Elissa ............ 58, 121 Compton, Marlene .... 36, 102, 112 Condon, Mary Susie --72, 106, 108 Conry, Clayton ............... 58 Conway, Dianne .......... 72, 120 Cook, Diane, 72, 105, 107, 108, 120 Copple, Bonnie ................ 36 Copple, Shirley .............. 72 Corey, Tom D. .... ....... Cornbleth, Terry .... .... 7 2, Corneman, Barbara .......... Cotter, Larry ............ 37, Cotton, Carole K. 72, 101, 108, Cotton, Jana .... 23, 89, 100, 102, 104, 130 -72 146 -58 150 120 Cotton, Larry ................ 58 Covington, Vernon ........... 119 Cox, Jim C. .................. 110 123 Cox, Marilyn .... 37, 102, 110, Crabb, Sandra ................ 72 Craft, Sheilah E. .......... 72, 120 Crane, Donna ................ 72 Crane, Gary .................. 58 Crary, Nancy 36, 102, 114, 115, 117, 124, 125 Hampton, Ronald Farrell, Richard .....,,..,,.,. 73 Crawford, Dean ............... 72 Crewdson, Peggy A. 72, 106, 108, 123, 125 Crooks, Donna ............ 23, 111 Croudy, Madaline M. .... 72, 120 Crow, Johnette 106, 108, 111, 119 Crowe, Stan ........ 58, 101, 119 Crowell, Mary I. .............. 72 Culver, Carol .... .......... 2 3 Dahl, Bob .................... 72 Dailey, Juditha .......... 72, 123 Dam, Harry --72, 104, 131, 137, 146 Dames, Patty L. .............. 72 Damme, Bob E. .............. 72 Dammeyer, Dorothy .,,,,,-... 23 Danielson, Marlene 72, 105, 107, 108 Daskousky, Joan 105, 107, 138, 58 Davis, Barbara ............... 72 Day, Margaret Ann 37, 91, 100, 107, 112, 115, 117,123 93 Deaton, virginia --37, 102, 107, 119 DeLand, Barbara ............ 72 DeLaney, Barbara M. ----72, 108 DeLaney, Marian ............ 58 DeLaughter, Margaret DeLaughter, Richard Delfs, Dollie ............. ----37, 117 ---------72 -119 58 Delfs, Donna ............ 37, ,119 DeMers, Shirlene ........ 73, 110 Dempsey, Carol .......... 58, 110 Den Harto Herman Charles--23 E, Den Hartog, Laura Jane ..... Derley, Ray .............. 23, Desmond, Danny ........... De Wall, Elizabeth ........ 24, -72 111 -73 113 Dickson, William --.-.------- Dierking, Gladys ..---- Dlmmitt, Carole Dnnmitt, Gary ..-. .---..-.- Dingman, Don R. Dingman, Larry --- Deignan, Bob .... .... 1 31, Dockham, Gary -- --------12s, -----37, -58 73, 106, 120 --------------24 -73 137 123 146 --------73 Dodds, Deanna Lou 73, 105, 106, 108, 125 Donahue, Kay ---.-------..--- 58 Doren, Deanna N. --- -..- 73, 120 Doren, Gaylord --- ---- --37 Douglas, Judith --- ---- --37 Dove, James ----- ---.-- 5 8, 150 Dovel, Tom -----.--.--------- 38 Dowling, Wayne -.-- 73, 109, 123 Down, Karen --38, 91, 93, 101, 106, 107 Drommer, Marilyn K. ------.- 73 Ducommun, Patricia 73, 101, 106, 108, 125 Duff, Donald --73, 131, 137, 146 Dunham, Nancy --58, 105, 107, 115 Durbin, Barbara ---..--.-- 24, 104 Dvorak, Mary -.-------------- 73 Dvorak, Robert W. ---. 73, 108, 154 Dye, Judy -.-..-.--.-..- 73, 120 Ealy, Valma --.-- ---.------- 3 8 Eaton, Kay --...----- 38, 102, 106 Eaton, Tom ---.---.--.-----.. 38 Ebaugh, Bradley .-.. Eckert, Carolyn Eckert, Kathryn -----58 --------------73 --------------38 Edwards, Neil -----.---------. 73 Egan, Gail --.. 91, 93, 96, 38, 102, 119, 115 Eggleston, Ester ---.-.-.-- 73, 110 Egeskog, Donna .----..----... 38 Eide, Gary J. ------------.--- 7 England, Jack ---. 38, 104, 131, 133 Engus, Earl ------------------ 150 Engus, Ruth ------.---.--.---- 73 Epperson, Louise -....-.-..-.-. 58 Epstein, Arlene --------.--.-- 73 Erickson, Karolyn 58, 102, 107, 110 Erickson, Wally E. ----.- 73, 109 Erickson William , .-------.--. 58 Erkonen, Bertha -.-..- 38, 102, 119 Evans, Craig ------.-.---- 58, 123 Evans, Donna H. ----.-------- 73 Evans, Duane ---- Evans, Dwight --- Evans, Mary B. --.- Falk, Leonard --- Fantle, Elaine --- -----73 ----73, -ffi-if 0712- -73 120 -58 113 Farrell, Tom D. ---...---.-.-, 73 Fellwock, Judy ------------,- 73 Fennell, Mary 102, Ferdxg, Connie -...-..-.--- 73, Ferguson, Gary ---.-- 39, 101, Ferner, Carol ..---- Fick, Dorothy ---..- Finch, Nancy --- 107, 113, 115, 119 107 109 --39, 114, 123 --39, 102, 112 -------39, 110 Fischer, Diane --.-.-----.--.-- 58 Fish, Barbara .--.---. 39, 107, 113 Fish, Gerald -.-. ------------ 5 8 Ford, Jeanette ---- --.-..---- 7 3 Foreman, Ramona --- -... 39, 102 Forsling, Donald ..-. .....- 5 8 Fortner, Edward -...--..-- 73, 123 Fosvick, Bethene -.----------- 73 Foster, Michael 73, 121, 137, 154 Frahn, Larry ----------------- 73 Frame, Carol -----.---------- 73 Framke, Wanda --- ---- 39, 121 Francis, Marlene Franks, Ed ...--- --- ---- --73 ----------54 Frank, John ----------------- Franklin, Gail ---.--. 59, 107, Franzen, Esme .......... 39, Fredricksen, Carl --------39, -73 115 119 114 Frederici, Carleton .--- .-.... 5 9 Fredricks, Frank --.. --..- Fries, Noel --..... Frericks, James -- ----39, -73 109 ------59 Fuller, Larry -----.-----.--. Fulton, Priscilla .-..---- 24, Gatewood, Darrell E. Getz, John 40, 89, 1 Getz, Kay 74, 105, 1 Ghyselinck, Judy 74, Gifford, Charles ..--- Gillbertson, Carl H. Gobel, Jean Geraldine -59 113 ---------7s oo, 104, 154 06, 108, 126 105, 107, 120 ---------74 ----74, 123 Goettsch, Jean --.---- Goettsch, Judy ------ 59, Goldber -----74, 111, ---------74 Ginsburg, Betsy .---- Gmeinder, Donald C. -.-.------ 74 74, 106, 108, 120 ---------59 110 123 g, Marshall -.----..-- Goldis, Jerome ------. 40, 1019, -24 123 154 120 Goodrich, Ronnie ---- 74, 137, Graham, Faye C. ---- 74, 110, Graham, Joyce .---.--.----..- 59 Graham, Richard -----------.- 59 Grandy, Jeff ------- ---- 7 4, 154 Grant, Joe ------ .--- 5 9, 119 Gray, Tom --------- -------- 5 9 Greeny, Caroline --..-.--.--.-- 74 Gregg, Laura -----.------ 74, 120 Grider, Cary ---------- 24, 104, 123 Griep, Charles C. 74, 131, 146, 150 Grieve, Barbara -.-..------.-- 100 Grieve, Bill A. -.-..-.--------. 74 Grieve, Mary ----..--.-.-..--. 74 Grieve, Richard --24, 89, 109, 154 Grieve, Wayne L. ----- 74, 101, 154 Griffith, Richard .-------.- 59, 119 Grover, Jerry ...- ..--...... 5 9 Groves, Charles -- -----.-- 74 Groves, Virginia --- ---. 40, 111 Gunderson, Mae -- Gunderson, Tom ------24 --------------59 Gunlock, Lynn ----.---------- 40 Gustafson, Marcia 59, 107, 121, 105 Guy, Jean ---------------.---- 74 Haan, Janet 40, 102, 106, 115, 119 Hall, Boyd --------------.--- 59 Haller, Marilyn ---------- 40, 105 Haller, Tom ---- ----- 4 0, 119 Hamilton, Ella ----- --------74 Hampton, Phyllis .--.------.. 59 Hanlen, Hanafious, Don Gary -----..- 40, 147, ----------131, -74 148 146 Hansel, Gerald .-------------- 40 Hansen, Gene ---------------. 41 Hansen, Janice -.---- 59, 107, 121 Hansen, Karen ---41, 102, 110, 112 Hansen, Kindred ....-- 59, 131, 150 Hanson, Janet .....-.....---.. 41 Hanson, Louise .........--... 59 Harrington, Betty L. --74, 108, 120 Harrigan, Maurice ...----.-.-. 59 Harrison, Judy Ann ------.--- 74 Harstad, Carole A. .-.- --..-- Harstad, Charles ---- Hasbrouck, Doris --- Hasler, Shirley ---- Hatfield, Don ---- Hathaway, Jim ----- ----74, -74 137 -------59 -----59 -------41 Hauge, Beverly A. -------- 74, Hauge, Don -------------- 24, Hauschildt, Berta L. ---------- 74 Hauschildt, Roland Haviland, John --.-- Hayes, Dixie K. -- -59 120 121 --- -----41 -----74 -----------74 Hayes, Marva ..--.----------. 41 Hayes, Sandra L. -.--- 74, 108, 120 Hayes, Telsa -.---.-.-.---..- 74 Hayslip, Sam .-.-..--.---..... 25 Headid Ronald J. -- , ------.--- 74 Heck, Charlotte 41, 59, 102, 105, 106, 123 -------61 Hedges, Nancy A. ----------74 Hedrick, Fred ................ 25 Hedum, Roberta .............. 59 Heikes, Carolyn ...... 74, 108, 105 Heiner, LeRoy ................ 59 Heitritter, William ............ 74 Heitzman, Mary .... Helgeson, James E. Henrich, Wilfred .... Henry, Gary ..... Henry, Janice --- Herber, Miriam --- Herring, Barbara Hettinger, Pat .... Hewitt, Janice ...... Hewitt, Joe ........ Hicklin, Dennis ..... Hickman, Albert Hicks, Tom ....... ----------74 74, 101, l2L 131,146 ------59,109 -------131 ----s9,121 ----41, 119 -------6o ------41,102 ----------41 -60, 108, -60 119 ----------60 ----------60 Hieb, Ardis ........ g ..... -----60 Hilger, Sally .................. 74 Hill, James 25, 97, 88 100, 116, 131 Hill, Janice .............. 42, 103 Hindman, Tom .......... 131, 146 Hiner, Richard --- .... 60, 121 Hines, Neil ......... .... 2 5, 119 Hoberg, Steve R. .... ....... 7 4 Hodges, Charles C. ........ 75, 121 Hodges, Eunice ..... .... 4 2, 119 Hoff, Tom ........ ...... 4 2, 119 Hoffman, Ken ............ 25, 111 Hoffman, Lois A. ............. 75 Hoffman, Rita ...... 60, 107, 110 Holden, Gerald .............. 25 Holt, Ronald ..... ..... 6 0, 150 Holtzen, Richard ........ 60, 123 Holtzen, Ronald .... Holzaplef, Connie 60, 107, Homers, Juliann .......... 75, Homeyer, Andres Hoorneman, Gary --------60, ------25, -60 121 120 109 131 Horwitz, Roggie ...... 75, 108, 114 Houchins, Tom .............. 137 Houpt, Jerry .... 60, 123, 124, 125 Howard, Robert .... 119, 131, 149 Howell, Jack ................. 60 Howie, Gary .................. 60 Hubert, Clayton .............. 60 Hughes, Ann ............ 75, 105 Hughes, Carol .... 60, 114, 115, 125 Hughes, Ona ................. 42 Huie, Marbetha .......... 75, 120 Huls, Eugene ................. 74 Humphrey, Jim ...... 75, 103 137 Humphrey, Robert --119, 131, 133 Hurwitz, Shirley .............. 25 Huss, Beverly ................ 42 Hutchins, Robert .......... 75, 150 Idzal, Ruth 42, 90, 97, 100, 102, 105, 106, 107, 114, 125, 138 Irwin, Walt .................. 75 Isaacson, Marilyn 60, 91, 93, 101, 102, 106, 107, 126 Iliff, Lois .................... 75 Jacobs, Carol ........ 75, 108, 125 Jacobs, Harold ............... 25 Jacobson, Ramona ........ 75, 123 James, Harry ...... .... 6 0, 123 Jamison, John ............ 75, 112 Jarvis, Geraldine ............. 75 Jassy, Shirley .... 75, 106, 110, 120 J aynes, Joan ..... -------------75 Jeffries, Jerry ................ 42 Jeffs, Mary 80, 91, 93, 101, 102, 107 Jeffs, Richard .......... 123: Jenkins, Judy ..... Jensen, Janice .... 42, 106, 108, Jensen, Judy ............ 75, 112 124 ----------75 115 120 116 Jensen, Marilyn --- ----25, Jensen, Thelma .............. 60 Jentges, Mary ................ 75 Jepson, Carolyn .............. 60 Jepson, Nancy 42, 91, 93, 102, 105, 106, 112, 138 Jessip, Clifford, .............. 119 Jessip, Joy ...... ..... 7 5 Jewell, Earlis -- ....... 75 Jobeun, Jim ...... ........ 7 5 Johnson, Abbie ..... .... 7 5, 125 Johnson, Artheillia --- ..... --75 Johnson, Bruce ..... ....... 6 0 Johnson, Carol --- .... 75, 120 Johnson, Clayton --- -----42 Johnson, Dexter .... ..... 7 5 Johnson, Florence --- -----75 Johnson, Gary .... ....... 4 3 Johnson, James -- .......... 60 Johnson, Jane --- ....... 60, 10-2 Johnson, Janice ...... 60, 102, 107 Johnson, Jerry .............. 140 Johnson, Larry --- ........ --60 Johnson, Marcella ............. 75 Johnson, Marilyn ........ 61, 121 Johnson, Patricia Lee ......... 75 Johnson, Robert .......... 61, 109 Johnson, Shirley ...... 61, 105, 133 Johnson, Terry .... .......... 7 5 Johnston, Diane -- ........ 75 Johme, Ronald ..... ..... 7 5 Jolin, Jack ................... 75 Jolin, Jim .................... 75 Jones, Bradley 104, 131, 133, 140, 150 Jones, Fred .................. 137 Jones, Gary --- ............ -109 Jones, Gerald ........ 75, 131, 146 Jones, Janet ...... 61, 107, 121, 105 Jones, Janice ............ 61, 107 Klopstad, Carolyn 43, 89, 91, 93, 106 104, Kluender, Roanne G. ...... 70, 120 Koch, Gary ........ 76, 121, 137 Kosberg, Mimi ............... 43 Kourpias, Mary -- ----------76 120 Krieg, Vernice E. ........ 76, Krigsten Eli Krommenhock, Dick 43, 101, , ................. 61 Kriv, Reva 76, 100, 105, 106, 107 131, 150 133, 149, Krommenhock, Terry .... 76, 137 Kruck, Carl D. .......... 76, 154 Kruse, Janet ..... ..... 4 3, 123 Krusor, Frances .........,... 119 Kunkel, Mary A. ............-. 76 Kusch, Marilyn ...... 61, 106, 119 Kutcher, Arthur ........,..... 76 Kutcher, Jerry --- ----------26 Kvidal, Mary ......, 108 LaFlur, Francis Lane, Sherry .... 61, Lange, Cathryn ..... Langford, Patricia ........ Langley, Carol Ann ......... Larsen, Carl ............, 61, Larson, Ronald ..... Lasensky, Gerald --- Lasensky, Vicki --- Lashbrooke, Elvin ........ 109, Lashel, Elvin ..... Laufle, Wayne ..... Layman, Nancy .......... 61, Lazinger, Gwendolyn ---------------76 91, -----7s, 102, 106, 112,93 123 110 -----26, 43, -61 131 -------61 ----43, 105 121 --------76 --------26 123 ---------61 108 Learned, Darlene .......- 44 Lee, Carol .--------- ---, 7 6, 123 Lee, Gerald ---.---.----,.,,,, 62 Leetch, Mary Lou ------------ 76 LeFebvere, Carol --.. 76, 106, 121 Lefkow, Joan ...- 44, 105, 106, 138 Lehr, Shirley -.-.---.------,,, 76 Lelchook, Frank -....-..-- 62, 123 Lembcke, Darrell .-.----. 76, 123 Lembcke, Nancy 62, 102, 106, 123 Leming, Ralph ---..---.-.- 76, 154 Lenters, Lucy --.--, ,,,,,,, 7 6 Lester, Connilou --.- -.--. Jones, Patsy .----...-..-----.. 61 Jones, Warren -..- ----.-.--- 7 5 Junge, Bill --..-- ..-. 1 31, 133 Kaled, Albert ...---.- 75, 109, 125 Kalin, Barbara ---.----.------- 43 Kanelos, Jimmy .-.-.. 61, 108, 123 Kann, Fred ----.------------- 75 Kantor, Myron .---..---.-. 75, 146 Kantravich, Larry ------------ 61 Kaplan, Brenda J . .---.... 76, 120 Karantinos, Andrew 43, 97, 101, 109, 110 Kastner, Tom .--..---- ------- 7 6 Katres, Andreanna ------.--.-- 76 Katzman, Lannie --.-.-------. 61 Kaufmann, Jeanette --.... 61, 105 Kawell, Henry 61, 119, 131, 154, 160 Kellen, Betty .----- Keller, Ruby --- Kelly, Bill ...--..- -----------61 -------43 ----e1,12a Lester, Jaro --- Lester, Lee Roy Levich, Barbara Levine, Eugene 76 --- -----62 62 44 72i'i65f'i5if'fav, 146 Levitsky, George H, ,,,,,, --76 Levitsky, Melvin Levitsky, Teddy Lewis, ----------62, 131 --------------62 Ann ........... 44,as,12s Lewis, Barbara 62, 91, 93, 101, 102, 126 106, Lewis, Mary Ruth 26, 100, 107, Lewis, Minor .----------, 62, Lewis, Rhinehart -........- 62, 119 101 131 Kelly, Herman ---- ---- 7 6, 123 Kellogg, Ardith -.... ..-. 7 6, 120 Kemp, Miles ----,- ---- .----- - 76 Kent, Leroy --- .-..- --61 Kent, Shirley --- -..--. 76, 120 Kimball, Brent ---..--. 125, 123 King, John --...--... 104, 131, 117 King, Lawrence 61, 104, 108, 119, ' 131, 150 Kinquist, Larry --.----.-.-..- 76 Kinguist, Tom .---.-...------ 26 Kirchner, Chuck ..-.....----. 61 Kitch, Nancy 25, 96, 102, 110, 116, 123 Klarneth, Janice ..--..-..-.--- 61 Klein, Kay K. ---.-...-------. 76 Kleyweg, Cornelia .--- 61, 102, 107 Kline, Gary ---.-..---.. 76, 146 Lindquist, Edwin V. -.-....-.. 76 Linscott, Janice --.---...- 76, 120 Liston, Gary ..------ ----,,,, 7 6 Loftus, Elaine --- ...- 76, 123 Loker, Dale ---.- --,,,,- 7 6 Lovell, Earl -----, ,,,,,,, 4 4 Lucart, Pearle K. -- --.- 76, 120 Lund, Helga ....... ---. 4 4, 119 Lundahl, Marlene -- -.-- 26, 119 Lundeen, Lois ---- ,-,.,,, 4 4 Lundgren, Alice ---.--..-,,,,, 77 Lutton, Jane .------------- 77, 105 Lutton, John .--.---- 44, 101, 119 Lynch, Ken ------------,,, ,,,62 Lynch, William fBillJ ---....- 81 MacFarlane, Marcha 77, 100, 101, 106, 108, 121 McCain, Alice ..----.----- 62, 106 123, 125 McCann, Bob Joe .... McCann, Ed ........ McCleery, Judy A. ............ 77 62 McClain, Robert .............. 77 77 62 McFayden, Karen ............ McGee, Barbara .... 62, McIntyre, Russell ...... McGray, Donald ....... --44, 62 McIntyre, Rod ............ 44, 125 --62, 123 Miller, Marlene -- Miller, Sally ...... ----46, 119 -----63, 106 Miller, Sharon ..... .... 4 6, 110 Minear, Marilyn .... ......... 6 3 Minnig, Beverly .... .... 6 3, 121 Minnig, Pat ...... ----27,119 Minor, Bob ................... 27 Minton, Barbara .............. 63 McKeever, Beverly A. ........ 77 McKeever, Dick ............ McKeever, Robert 45, 131 1 -62 , 33,150 McKercher, Jerry ........... -62 McManis, Lorraine ........ 77, 125 125 105 McMurray, Bob ............. McMurray, Sue ..... --77,l08, McVay, Naomi R. ............. 77 McWilliams, Beverly -77 McWilliams, Rosemary- - 12 1 Madison, Edwin -------..---.. 26 Mahaney, Allen ---------- 45, 148 Maher, Warren ....-- 62, 123, 125 Mahnke, Jack H. .-----.--.---- 62 Malloy, Robert .---------..... 77 Malmstrom, Gregory --- ----45 Malmquist, Roxanne --- ----26 Mandusch, Edwin --- ----77 Manley, Barbara .---- ----- 4 5 Manners, Joanne E. -- ------- 77 Manners, Joanne E. .---...-..- 77 Manners, Stanley ..--..-- 62, 131 Mitchell, Susan 77, 10-1, 106, 108, 112, 120 Moffat, Mary ---- .--..---. 7 7 Moffatt, Sally --.- ---.--- 7 7 Mohr, Gary ---.-. -..- 2 7 Monroe, Beverly ---- .--- 7 8 Montagne, Daniece --- ---78 Moore, Donna ------ -.--. 4 6 Moore, Marna Lee --- ----- --63 Moor, Terry --------.-.--- 63, 123 Moore Karen --- ---------27 102 105 138 Morgayn, Charleen , 1 , Morgan, David --.-----.--.-- 119 Morin, Mickey Moris, Jim --.-- Morse, Gail E. -- Morse, Mary ---- Mortin, Dick .--- Mortrude, Kay --.- Morris, Bob E. Muir, Clifford Mulkey, Billie ---------------103 ----46 ---va -----27 -------v0 ----63,l05 -------7s -------63 ----------------63 111 Munger, Marcia Kay -.---- 28, Munro, Gerald W. .--.---- 137, 146 Olsen, Sandy --- -... 78, 125 Olson, Darrell ..-....--...---. 78 Olson, Dick ----- ---64, 131, 148 Olson, Direen .-.----.---.-... 47 Olson, Gary -.-------------.-. 64 Olson, Merlin L. ..-..------- 123 O'Meara, Robert 64, 104, 123, 124, 125, 131 Oviatt, Gilbert -.........-. 64, 150 Pace, Shirley ---- 64, 102, 107, 113 Painter, Kay ----.---...--...-- 47 Paisley, John -..---...--- 64, 131 Palmer, Gerald -.---.---- 28, 116 Palmer, Geraldine ----..--.--- 28 Palmer, Leicester W. ---- 78, 137 Parker, Betty A. --....-..---.. 78 Parker, James .-.---.--.-...-. 64 Passehl, Maebeth --.- 47, 110, 119 Patch, Robert -.----.--.-----. 47 Patterson, Cliffton --78, 104, 123 Paulson, Don --------..------ 47 Paulson, Marvin ---.--.-.----. 78 Peacock, Jack ---- .--. 7 8 Pearson, Anita -- ....- 78 Pech, Jo Ann -- ----.-- 78 Pech, Richard .--- ---- 4 7, 131 Pechacek, Drew ---. ---. 7 8, 154 Peckham, Carol -.--. ..-.... 4 8 Pedersen, Bernard ..--.-.--- llg 12 Pederson, Joan ---- ----7a, Pelletier, Donald --.. -...... 7 8 Pendergast, Sally ............ 64 Margolin, Ordell 77, 108, 110, 112, 105 Marks, Shirley ------..---- 62, 121 Marmo, Doris -.-- 45, 110, 111, 123 Marsh, P. J. ---..---------.. 154 Marshall, Duane ..----.-.----. 77 Martens, Josephine -- Martin, Ina L. .----- Martin, Joann ---- -- Martin, Richard .-.-. ..-- 1 31, 140 Mastor, Richard D. ..--- 77 Mathison Shirley --- ----62 -----77 -----62 ---- 62 Matney, Donald Duane --- ----77 77 Matousek, Danny .... Matousek, Dick -.--. Matthews, Colleen --- Matthews, Judy -.-- 77 ------77, 108 Matthewson Jud -- :1::62 -----es 1 Y Max, Angela --..---.- ---44,119 Max, Wayne ------- Maxson, Marcia ---. Mehrer, Clifford ---. Medina, Mary .-.--. Mehess, George .--- Meier, Shirley ---- Meier, Lois ..-. Meins, Beverly --- Meisch, Arthur ---- -------26 ---------77 ----63,1o9 -------63 ---------63 ----77, 120 -------27 ----45, 102 -------77 Murphy, Jack ----.-..----.--. 78 Murray, Marilyn --.--- 46, 102, 112 Murray, Michael .-.---...- 63 115 Murray, Pattie Elaine '78, 101, 105, 123 Murray, Pat Ellen ------.- 78, 120 Murtaugh, Nancy .--.-.---... 108 Nash, Ardith Ann -..-.-.---..- 78 Naughton, Julie --28, 96, 100, 102, 123, 124, 125 Needham, Donald ----.-------- 63 Neely, Dale --..---.------ 78, 100 Nelson, Bob -.----.-..------- 146 Nelson, Byron ----...--.-- 46, 101 Nelson, Carl 47, 96, 100, 103, 115. 104, 130, 167, 139 Nelson, Delores --...-.-.. 63, 123 Nelson, Gary --------...------ 78 Nelson, Gwendolyn M. -.-- 78 120 Nelson, James -----.---------- 63 Nelson, Sharon R. -..-..-- 63, 119 Nelson, Terry .---.-----.-.--.. 78 Nelson, Zandra --.--.-....... 123 Newcomb, Gwendolyn .--- Newhouse, Constance .-... Newhouse, Louis ---------7a, -----79 -----63 121 Perrin, Jacqueline Perry, Jay -.-.-- 78, 133, ------------78 150 Melton, Carole ---------------77 Mercer, Sally .---..--...-.... 63 Merlin, Norene -.-.-- 77, 120, 125 Merlin, Serene -----.---.------ 77 Mertz, Jerry ...-----.----- 63, 109 Mertz, Judy ---------- 77, 107, 120 Mesenbrink, Beverly --.------ 63 Meuser, Janet --.-...---..---- 45 Michael, Emmett .-.-.---.--.- 77 Michael, Leilani -.---. 45, 102, 110 Mille, Merle .----- ------ 7 7, 120 Miller, Barbara --- .--- 27, 119 Miller, Beverly ---- ---..-- 7 7 Miller, Diane L. -- -... 77, 120 Miller, Dick --.-- ---- 2 7, 123 Miller, Donald N. --- .-.- 27, 45 Miller, Russell --- ---- 46, 121 Miller, Edna .--.- .-------- 4 6 Miller, Evelyn --- ---. 77, 120 Miller, Gary -.-- -.----- 7 7 Miller, Judy --- -----27 Nicolls, Earl -.----.- ---. 6 3, 131 Niday, James ------------ 103, 119 Niebaum, Walter -.--..--- 78, 146 Nielson, Lucille .--..-.---- 28, 113 Niemeir, Jean 28, 89, 100, 106, 119 Nimmer, Arthur -.--...- 63, 123 Nordahal, Melvin --.---...--- 154 Normann, Sandra --- --.-- --78 Normann, Sharon .---.-.- 78, 120 Nortin, Jon -----.-.-.---...-- 78 Noyes, Deanna -.-..- 46, 102, 119 Nunemaker, Jerry ----------- 63 Nutt, Tom ----------.-.- 28, 119 Nye, Kathryn M. --78, 106, 123, 125 Nyreen, Edward .--------..--- 63 O'Br1en, Larry ---...-------- 47 O'Connor, Mary Lou Oehlerking, Mary ------- 78, Oleander, Loraine --- Oleson, Merle --.-.- 47, 103, Olin, Jim ---- 63, 100, 47, 102, 106, 110,119 120 -----70, 108 109 104,131,150 137, Peters, Jim -.....---..... 78, 109 Peterson, Carolyn ---- 48, 102, 10 124, 125 Peterson, Connie --- ---- 64, 123 Peterson, Earl --.- ....... 7 3 Peterson, Lois --.. ..... 4 8 Peterson, Le Ann ---- ....... 7 8 Peterson, Patricia ...----. 79, 125 Peterson, Richard --- ----- --64 Peterson, Robert .--- ----- 2 8 Peterson, Ronald ---- ---79 Pettaway, Blenda --- -----64 Petterson, Borgie .--- .---- Petit, Jerry -----. Pettit Dean ---.- Phelps, Joe ---.-- --78 ---------79 123 ----64, ----..--28 119 Phillips, Shirley -..--..... 64, Pickering, Kenneth ....------ Pierson, Judy 48, 91, 93, 100, Pin, Garlin ...... 79, 105 108,123 --64 101, 107 125 Potter, Charles .............. 79 Pottorff, Ellis ---...-......... 64 1 09 Plummer, Bob --- Powell, Dawn --.- Preston Beth .----- ----79, -64 109 RaaschfJacquehne --- ---.- --79 Rabbitt, Dale ------ Raduechel, Jim --- Radtke, Gerald -- Radueshel, Jim --- Raeside, Douglas ---- Rager, Mike .---- Rahn, Richard -.-- Randall, Mike ..-. Randolph, Don --- Randolph. Jon ---- Raskin. Janet -- Rave, Duncan --- Rea, Dennis -.-.-- Reamer, Lee --.--.. ----75, -64 150 -48 121 ----79 ----64 -----79 ----79, ----64, -48 146 148 -64 150 -----79 -79 121 Redington, Benny -------- 79, Reinhold. Sandra --- - -----79 Renfro, Ronnie ..----------.- 79 Rhoads, Judy -.---------.-.-- '79 Rhoads, Kay --...-----.---.--- 64 Rhode, Donna --.- 49, 102, 106, 125 Ricard, Marsha Rice, Helen ...... Rich, Lily ..... ---------e4 ----4a, 123 -------79 Ricker, Dan ................. -79 Rider, Gail .............. 43, 119 Rider, Janice 64, 108, 110, 115, 119 Rispalje, Joe ............---- -79 Rivedal, Gary ...........--- --48 Rivers, Irene 48, 102, 106, 110, 112, 115, 117, 125 Robbins, Phyllis ----------49, 119 Roberts, David .... ...... 6 4, 12,3 Roberts, J eanene --- Roberts, Joan ...... ..--- 6 4 Roberts, Nancy ........ .--- 4 9 Roberts, Nella Faye .......... 49 Rochester, James ..........--- 79 Rocklin, Stan ............. ---49 Rodriguez, Vincent --79, 121, 137 Roeder, David ....... -79, 121, 137 79 Ronfeldt, Lowell .....-- ------- Roos, Carolyn A. -- ...------ 64 Roos, Joan ........- ---- 7 9 Roos, Judy ........---- ---- 7 9 Rosenkrans, Richard --- ----49 Roth, Bill ........... .... 7 9 Roth, Gayle ........ ---- 7 9 Roupe, Ronald --- ----79 Rouse, Mary .... .... 2 8 Rowe, Gary .... -.-- 7 9 Rubin, Jim ....... ----- 5 4 Rummell, Arlene .......---- - Rummell, Larry E. ........ 64, 120 109 126 Runge, Karen .... 65, 105, 106, Rush, Gary L. .......... ------ 7 9 Rye, Linnea --- ......---- 79. 120 Rymiu, Joan .... Salder, Jack .... Sadler, Jim .... -------65 -----65 -----49 Salberg, Alice ............. - - -49 1 02 Salberg, Gwen ............ 49, Sampson, Dionne .... 49, 102, Shelton, Gary ................ 109 Shelton, James .... Shepard, Sally ------------s5 --05, 100, 107, 100, 121 Shindler, Stan .......... 137, 146 Shook, Allan --- ......... --50 Shook, Gary .... .... 8 0, 109, 137 Short, Pat ........ .......... 8 0 Shores, Don .................. 80 Shroll, Connie ........ Shulenberger, John ........... 80 Shulkin, Trudy 65, 104, 105, 106, 65, 101, 102 130, 159 Shumansky, William 65, 103, 104, 131, 133, 150 Sides, Anne .............. 50, 113 Siganos, George .............. 29 Silzer, Mary 50, 97, 100, 114, 117, 119 Simmon, Louise .............. 25 Simon, Joan ..... .... 2 9, 111 Skaff, Duane --- ..... -123 Skaff, Theresa .... .... 1 20 Skinner, Shirley ............. 108 Slechta, Douglas .......... 65, 150 Sloan, Patricia ........ 29, 89, 106 Taylor, Bob ............ 66, 123 Taylor, Carol .......... 108, 125 Taylor, Carole A. ..........,. 81 Taylor, Delores --- ..... --51 Taylor, Gary Lee ..........., 81 Taylor, Jack .................. 81 Taylor, Marlene A. 81, 105, 106, 120 Taylor, Virginia 66, 105, 106, 111, 119 Thamm, Toni ........ 66, 108, 106 Thatcher, Bruce .............. 29 Theison, Dorothy .............. 81 Thomas, Paul ............ 66, 154 Thomas, William 52, 121, 131, 154 Thompson, Janice ........ 52, 123 Thompson, Joyce ............. 66 Thompson Mike ..... , ......... 81 Thompson, Robert 66, 101, 103, 154 Thompson, Tommy --- Thurow, Alfred ..... Thurow, Lowell ..... ---------66 ..--------52 ---------81 154 Tiller, Steve .............. 81, Tinan, Terry .... 81, 1 21, 137, Tom, Winfred .... 81, 131, 137, Towns Janet , ................. 81 Towns, Keith .... 21, 131, 137, 140 Triggs, Bill .............. 66, 119 Trobaugh, Mariatta -- 154 146 ---------81 Trobridge, Rodger ............ 81 Tucker, Annette .......... 52, 110 Tucker, Bob .... 52, 109, 123, Tullis, Marilyn 81, 105, 107, Turner, Bob ........ Udell, Gary ......... Undine, Ronald ..... VandeBrake, Muraine ----81, 125 110, 120 154 ---------81 -----...--52 106 66, 105, Sampson, Mary .......... 65, Sandbeck, Mildred ........ 79, Sanders, Jean ........ 65, 107, Sands, Lawrence .............. '79 Satter, Sheldon ..... ..... 2 9, 100 Satterly, Kathryn ........ 79, 106 121 120 119 120 Slothower, Charles ............ 29 Smelzer, Diane ..... ........ 1 13 Smith, Betty ...... ........... 2 9 Smith, Berland ........ 89, 97, 131 Smith, Blaine --- ........ -123 Smith, Francis --- ....... -137 Smith, Jerry .............. 51, 137 Smith, Jim .............. 29, 131 Smith, Mary .................. 65 Smith, Richard --65, 131, 149, 150 Smith, Robert ............... 119 Smith, Vincent .......... 131, 133 Soderstrom, Joan 65, 104, 105, 107, 130 Soderstrom, Sonja 65, 101, 104, 105, 107, 130 Soelberg, Terry ............... 65 Solomon, Darwin -- ....... 51 Sorensen, Hollis .............. 65 Sorensen, Marlys .......... 65, 106 Sorenson, Sandra 65, 101, 104, 105 Spain, Carole ................ 65 Sparks, Bruce .... .... 1 10 Spaustat, Toby --- ----121 Spidell, Harlen .... ....... 5 1 Sprague, Sharon --- ....... -120 Srb, Jo Ann ...... .... 1 05, 107 Stavrou, Gus --- .... 66, 131 Stearns, Phil ..... ....... 6 6 Stevens, Le Roy --- -----66 Stevens, Sandra .......... 51, 97 Stolle, Harold .........,...,,. 66 Stone, Richard ........ 66, 131, 133 Stoner, Robert ..............,. 66 Vanderham, Bill .......... 81, 123 Vanderweil, Paul 30, 104, 131, 133 Van Hofwegan, Llyod ........ 150 VanHofwegan, Ronnie 81, 131, 146 VanHorn, Jim ........ 81, 131, 146 VanMeter, Richard ........... 81 VanWyngarden, Carole .... 66, 108 Vermilyea, Bob ............... 66 150 Vilhauer, Lynn ...... 52, 101 Vincent, Karen ........... 66 , 123 Violette, Bonita .............. 66 137 Visnapuu, Aarne ........ 81, Vogelzang, Frank --- ..... --81 Vogelzang, Mary Lou --- -----81 Sauer, Helen ............. .... 5 0 Sawvell, Linda ...... 79, 105, 108 Sawyer, Janet ................ 79 Sayre, Judith 105, 106, 110, 111255 Schenck, Jacqueline 65, 105, 121 Schenck, Richard 50, 109, 110, 121 Schenck, Sally ................ 50 Schill, John ...... 65, 103, 149, 150 Schmidt, Leon D. ............. 79 Schoeneman, Jan ............ 79 Scholtes, Dorothy ......... 65, 119 Schomberg, Aaron ............ 29 Schomberg, Peggy .... 65, 106, 119 Schonebaum, William --------50 Schoonover, Charles .......... 79 Schoonover, Virginia .......... 80 Schroeder, Clara .......... 50, 121 Schulte, Donna .......... 65, 121 Schuttpelz, Mary Ellen ........ 50 Schwedler, Delores ............ 80 Schweitzer, Frank ........ 81, 137 Scott, Carolyn ................ 81 Scott, Dorothy ...... 81, 108, 120 Searls, Douglas 125, 131, 137, 146 Seff, Nancy .............. 29, 102 Seggerman, Lowell .......... 146 Shaver, Leola .......... 107, 120 Shaver, Norma ............... 65 Shaw, Fred .................. 113 Sheldon, Jim .... 50, 100, 104, Shellenberger, Aaron ......... 154 -65 Stroebel, Jack ...... 51, 103, 117, 114 119, Strohbeen, Sharon ........... Strohmeier Elizabeth -66 119 , ---- 51, Strongin, Gloria 89, 51, 102, 104, 106, 130 Sutton, Carrolton -.--.--- 81, Sutton, Don --..-.---- 81, 149, 150 150 Susie, Margaret --------.------ 51 Sutherland, Gary -----.-- 66, 119 Swanson, Bob -------,..,,,,,, 81 Swanson, Gail --.. 66, 106, 123, 135 Swanson, Jim ------,,,,,. 51, 119 Swanson, Sally 66, 105, 107, 110, 121 Swanson, Paul --.---------,,,, 81 Swartz, Jerry ---,-.,,,,,,,,, 119 Tadlock, Richard ----.-------- 81 Taxer, Bobbette .-...- 81, 105, 108 Taylor, Beverly J. .----..- 81, 120 Vogt, Tim ---.----.-- ------ 1 46 Vondrak, Mary .-.-- ----. 8 1, 120 Vondrak, Nancy, ----- ------- 6 6 Vondrak, Richard --- ..----81 White, Lois ..--..---.- ----- 8 2 Whitead, Margaret ----------.- 67 Whitehead, Inez ...-.--------- 67 Whitmer, Judy .....- 67, 105, 107 Wiedeman, Marilyn --82, 108, 110 Wiese, Dorothy -------------- 125 Wiese, Susan ---..---.------- 82 Wiese, Richard -----. 82, 137, 154 Wilcox, Donald -----.--------. 67 Wilen, Alan ------ ---- --.,- 8 2 Williams, Alnora -- ----82 -----53 Williams, Jan1ce ----- ------- 8 2 Williams, Dick ----- Williams, Rosemary 30, 119 Wilson, Katherine --- -----82 Wilson, Phyllis .---- Windle, Luella .--- Will, Spencer .--..- Winfrey, George -- Winget, Loretta --- -------67 ---------82 ----82, 137 -------82 ---------82 W1sott,' Roberta --- .-..--... --53 Witten, Wendall ---- Witt, Melodie ----. Wobken, Terry -- --82, 121, 137 ---------82 ----82, 123 Woestman, Evelyn ----s2,1o7,12o Wood, Marie .................. 82 Wood, Wayne .... ....... 1 09 Woodson, Bob ..... .... 8 2, 154 Woodson, Wilma ............. 67 Wooley, Stephany ----------67 Woody, Roxie ...... ----a2, 120, 106 Wagner, Cynthia ........ 108, 110 Wagner, Mike ..... ...... 5 2, 119 Wagner, Patricia --- Wakefield, Robert Walker, Jeanette Walker, Shirley --- Walsh, Ronald --- Walters, Margie -- Watje, Jean ..... 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