Chariton High School - Charitonian Yearbook (Chariton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

Wwfwff' WWW Ch rton lo u flue 1957 eharitonian Published by The Annual Staff of Charlton Hugh School l l Chorifon High School u i , w clmuuotratwn 'ir-J Frank A Lunm Supermfendent Lounse Krufsmger Bond Secreiury Kay Tlglme School Nurse JoAnn Darroh Secretary Clarence R Vlllonf Principal il BOARD OF EDUCATION s.. Qui. ' Paul Engebretsen, Ina Clark, Renus Johnson, Edward Dmner, Jay Threlkeld -2- X. 4 . I 'Zig . ,ru ,, f Richard Arnold Speech, English Neil Alexander American History If xi Delores Bricker Frank Capeslus John Drlggs Business Education Mathematics Instrumental Music x of Jewell Glasscock Hortense Guernsey Irma Haase Physical Education Latin, Spmlsh English !',l:.lpr'l-5: ,l , ,0O' . , vi., I V ! a T ,, -L . f'W ll ' ,iz --Q J' V rdtrf'-'o Q 3 , A fr'-q ly -p I' Il y .' ' 1 yay?-1:49 V . .Q 1lI.l .9 Q 4 'S :nn 1'-,.,..r , I .lll'1c 4' 5' Sue Johnson 'Ir IP 2 -1 English ' -4 4 X v:,' Q , Dwala Johns B' Llbrary Esther Hutchuson Englnsh A -Qi Keuth Lmgdon Helen McCruc en Vocal MUSIC K smess Education X14 'x, I- Bob Mellgren Physucol Educchon Couch Ar? Parks lndustrnol Arts 4 Ruth Rnffefy Mufhemaflc s I 99 Q I9 5,0 37 I xsgyszw L 4 -:4:4:4'A T'J'Au.- -A Mt- L-5 ' ' v G, I A .Qs R w 4, Q X l Ax X so -T E , 'A 2 V Q . - X ' .I. - ' fry . lc is ' I I ,. -N' 'v 3 R ,J ,-' X'-Q., rfllx E-3: .-.,,,x.A -sl5l'l'l1Jg -' J 'lfbfrr ' .,,. 'Z l ' ' V: -. 7 :qi . AUM, PV N xl . T., 7- V 1 xs'0?'.,N:.m V, - ,yu U '- t ,k--f f ,, -, . 'JY t, , Q - W Harlan Ranshaw Mechanical Drawnng, Drivers Trammg Ralph Reynolds American Problems Coach Kenh Shaver I Kenh Shipman Marvin Smlfh Vocanonal Agriculture Scuence Cecil Stephens Sclence Glen Sfephen son World Hu story 5 Behy Yocom Homemalung p , e 'J' w fl n K., Q ff ' ' , L A9 V? Mn -, . , . if - - 'fl V ' 1, ' School Clfoorlzero Three of the groups of school workers who make our lde an school pleasanter arethe bus drnvers,the custodians and the cafeteria workers The bus drivers bring students back and forth to school through the thick of winter snow, as well as In the spnng and faH The custodians keep the building warm and clean for our convenience Finally the cafeteria cooks provide a nourishing meal for aH those eahng Wwlrnoon mealat school Mrs Eva Plrtle, who was oneotthe cafeteria workers, passed away this tall Her presence nn the cafetena has been Huly missed by allthose wno knew her 9. an A as-A' ,mm in Margaret Holmes Dal sy Best Ona Powell Eva Plrtle 1? Willard Oxenreuder Helene Wright C D Carson Bob Dale, Rodney Peterson Keith Stansbery Ed Mable Brown Fowler Row l: Tom Steinbach Glenn Peterson Marlin White Srl! I Q lb Row 2: Wyade Black Albert Schreck, John Barber Leland Sims Hubert Pierschbacher Not present when the picture was taken were Paul Holmberg and Norris Bennett. ,c-5,,c Dave Montgomery Vice-President enioro Bob Milnes President Class Motto We finish to begin Class Flower Orchid Class Colors Royal Purple and,Silver Class Sponsors Marvin Smith, Chr. Frank Capesius eff J an er Wh i fe Se cretary-Tre asurer S' if x 'inf' Ruth Raffefy 1,0 1-no-1 JUANITA ABRAHAMSON sweeter girl is hard to ind Business Course CH 'I 2 3 4 Adel lowal Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 F H 4 2 3 4 HI Ll es Y Teen 3 4 Annual 4 AMES AGAN ll may seem shy u hes one suell guv General Course CH 1234 CAROL ALEXANDER If speech were electricity, she'd be a walking power house. College Preparatory CHS 'l,2,3,4 H.R. Off. 45 Stu. C. 3,47 Bmd l,2, 3,45 Band Off. 3, Nlaiorette 'l,2,3,4: Drum Maiorette 2,3,4: Glee Club 'I,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Annual 3,47 Art C. 25 F.H.A. 4: F.T.A. 2,3,4: F.T.A. Off. 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Hi-Lites2,3,4: Editor 4, Plays 2,3,4: Thespion 3,45 Y-Teen 'l,2,3,4: Sextet 2,3,41 Clarinet Quartet 2,3,4: Mixed Clar. Quartet 2,3: Madrigol 3,4. fi 554 PEGGY ANN ALLBEE Lie anoe alot un andl mean to have my share Business Course CH l 2 3 4 H R Off l Stu C l Cheerleader 4 Molorette 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Sextet 4 G A A 234 GAA Off 4 HiL1tes Plays l 2 3 4 Thesplan 3 4 Y Teen l 2 3 4 -ang fi Sf- 9- ,ll - W BETH ANN ALLEN Beth is a quiet girl but although she s quiet she s lots 0 un Business Course CHS l 2 3 4 FHA 1234 YTeen4 3 Q- ' EVELYN ANSLEY 'Naughty ana' nice but who doesnt lille spice? Business Course CH l 2 3 4 Stu C 4 Steering Comm 3 Home coming Att 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed C orus4 Annual34 FHA 123 HA Of 234 FHA Distr i es Editor Plays 3 4 Student Director 4 Thes- pnan 3 4 Y Teen l 2 3 4 Libra' Assnstmt l 2 3 4. A . . f. l Y, 1 . . . , ' ! ' , ! 0 S I I I I : ' 5 . .A. . . . , , , 9 -I I I . 2,3, 5 F.T.A. , , 5 '- 't 4, . 3 'f C fff Off , , S , , . me ll . ' l ' l ' 3 ff l,,.: -: 3,42 , 'P l' 7 2 ,3 1, It -, if gif . - -'fi-2. J e A f, bf ' , ' lf ' 4 Y ' S ' ' ' . y Q S 1 I I h 5 ,J . . . , , , 4pF...f.,,p-...'icf Off. 3, Ha-L-f 3,45 ' 3,4. ' , : ' - . . . 2 ' Y FRANCIS L ASHBY Ile s gone around with more women than a revolving door College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 f u C 4 Trac Basketball 4 Band I 2 3 4 Band O 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Brass Quartet I2 3 Brass Sexfet 23 4 C 4 FFA I2 Brass Colr 4 State F F A Band I2 Steermg Comm 4. 7-41' GORDON L AVITT O l I those girls in chemistry would only stop talking. College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 Bend I 2 3 4- JOHN G BARBER 90 he was quiet but well liked College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 Off u I4 Track Boys Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus uunev 4 2, F 4 F T A Of 3 4 Lahn u 5' BEN BAXTER He s ree rom sorrow and free from care with laughing eyes and ire red hair General Course CH I234 K! T7 PATRICIA ANN BIRDSELL Silly and gay that s her way Homemalung Course CH I 2 3 4 Malorette 2 3 4 Glee Club I2 Mnxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Sexief 2 3 4 Operetfa I Annual 3 F H A. I 2 3 4 A G A A I A Off 3 Hn Lltes 34 L ln Clu 2 Y Teen I 2 3 4 Madrlgal Q' GEORGE BONNETT George isnt a armer' he just lives in the country. College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 HR Off I, Football I' Base all 2 3. ll 1--7-If ERNIE BRAMMER lust because a man doesn t talk lS no szgn he has nothmg to say General Course CH l 2 3 4 DORA BRENAMAN 4 pretty gn! zs lzlfe a melodw College Preparatory CH l 2 3 4 Off 3 4 Siu Off 4 Class Off 3 Cheerleader 4 Bmd 1234 Glee Cub xed Chorus 3 FHA 4 F Lann Club l Plays 3 Y Teen 2 3 SABINA MARIE BROWN Small, but very active General Course CHS 3,4 Oslxoloosa 'I Thornton 2 Y Teen 'l National Forensuc League 'I2 Math Club l Library Assusfanf WJ 'QT GAYLA BUCKALEW e zs wzse she zs wztty s e engaged whatapzty Business Course CH 'I 2 34 Nl Car' ,Q 161 4 S-'T' Hhs E xl MW RUTH BUMBARGER She LS known by the szlence s e keeps General Course CH l 2 3 4 Glee Club I2 Art Club4 F H A 2 3 4 Y Teen l 2 4. 3 ?'U ROBERT BURGETT floss periods should be ten minutes long fue to come and fue to go General Course CHS 3 4 Lmcoln fDes MOINES, l Football l 2 Track I2 ' V D, I f I ' ' , .. 4' T Nil H I ' ' . ' ' h S I I I S ' ' lo 1 if-' 1 , -u g.-N' ' Sh ' ' , ' ' J h 'S 4 A A '17 7 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. ' ' ' -.v 1 V ' .:. N 35' 3- I N , 4 11 A 'Y-. .1 , , AI' S , , , ' ' ' H.R. . l,3,41 Siu. C. , 5 . C. I . . I 'L , ' ' ,2 2131 I I I I 2 I 1137 ' I ' ' Mi : - 1 - : .T.A. f' 41 ' 1 1 - 2 11 I 14' V LX QU? Q G-T. if V ' DON BURSON Chase me women lm ll General Course CH I 2 3 4 HR Off 2 Football 234 Track 234 CCIub 34 CCIub OH Vrestlang I 4 Weight Irftlng 2 3 4 '11-f' ROBERT L CAIN On the ootball fzeld he sets the wtcked pace but believe me he s aster yet m Cupzd s race General Course CH 'I 2 3 4 Off 4 Stu C 4 Football 3,4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 C Club 2 3 4 C Club Off. 3,4. LINDA CARMODY tsabzrdzsaplane zs Ltnda. General Course CH 'I 2 3 4 Off 2 34 S u 4 Ban Glee Club 3 4 Nuxed Chorus 4 rmual 3 4 F H A F 4 Latln Club I Plays 3 Y Teen 'I 2 3 4 Y Teen Off 3 4 Library Assus tant 3 Office Assustant 4 1, 'iv' '+Z'-7 CAROLYN DIXIE CARSON S0 rzendly and mce with a charm that melts we Busrness Course CH I 2 3 4 nd 123 Glee Club 4 Mlxe Chorus 4 Annual 4 F H A 2 Latln Clubl YTeen'l234 lg 'Q I? BOB CHANDLER lle has three speeds slow slower, and stop College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 Football 2 Track 12 3 C Club I2 3 Plays 3 Thespran 3 4 Basket b 'I 2 Hu--4 LARRY CLARK A sense 0 humor rs a precrous thzng College Preparatory CH 'I 2 3 4 Off 23 Su C 23 Ban Mnxed Chorus 2 3 4 Latln Club WILBUR COCHRAN llzs rzends are many with eu oes z any College Preparatory CHS 3 4 Southwest Hugh Bethany, Missouri 'I 2 3 Class Off 23 Football 'I Basket ball I 2 Track 3 Band 2 3 4 French Horn Qucrtet 3 Brass Chour 4 Plays 3 Mnxed Chorus 'I Jil 'ibfb ,cz BETHALENE ELLEN CRANDALL The uorln' belongs to the enfrgetzc College Preparatory CH l 2 3 4 G ee Club 34 Muxed Chorus4 Annual 34 FT A 234 ArfClUb4 Hn Lnfes 4 Latun Club l 2 Y Teen 3,4 Lnbrary Assnstont 3,4 JO ANN CRANE A mce person to know General Course CH l 2 3 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Glee Club Off 4 Art Club 4 Mixed Chorus3 4 F H A 24 G A.A. 23 Latun Club 4 Y Teen 'l 2 A tall man wzth quzet eyes College Preparatory CH l 234 Class Off 2 Football 'l 23 4 Bas e all Base all 2 34 CClubl234 CClubOff 4 731 ...,, X 7'- 43 '7 i Don DARRAH Ile gets much pleasure out 0 ll e lndustrlol Arts CH l 2 3 4 Off u C l Footb Basketball 'I Wrestling 'l 4 fig' HELEN IRENE DEATON Nha fmrl gloom are no rvlalmn General Course CHS 3 4 Lucas lowo l 2 ee Club 3 Annual 4 Hu Lates 4 Y Teen 3 4 S I I I ' I X ,' , 2 - : : , 1 . . . , 1 . 'x ll 1 I . I ' I 13' 1, A f' , ' f 'f f 'f- f - ' S I I I , H.R. . 'Ig S1 . . : all 'lp l ' 'J . . KEN CROOKS X S I I I ,, ' k fb I,2,3,4p rl ' '1, , , 1 J ' ' T l l ' 3 . A X535 Q ' . '. 'QQ A .' ' ' ' . 5 . . , 1 , l 1 I . l ' V Q J I ,:...,,: : ts GI 5 pF.H.A.4 -U ' 1 ' I Q ' x g W '- - 1 ' , e T17 DONALD L DOBOK The road called tozl leads to the czty called success College Preparatory CH l 2 3 4 Off l Steering Comm Basketball 4 Track 4 Band l 2 3 4 Band Off 4 Brass Quartet 'I 2 3 Brass Sextet 2 3 4 All State Bond 3 4 Brass Chour 4 ,penal fum 3'Nz is-v-1? RICHARD DEXTER Its people luke hzm that keep the uorld going College Preparatory CH 'l 2 3 4 Corydon 4 H R Off 4 Stu C 4 Muxed Chorus 3,4 F F A l2 Boys Chorus4 Art Club 3 EDWARD DILLMAN There s a deal 0 mzschle benealh this mzld exterior General Course CH l 2 3 4 otball l F F A F ag: 'fT. '..27 BARBARA DEE DOWNARD T0 know her IS to lake her College Preparatory CH l 2 3 4 f S u C 2 Steerm Comm 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Home coming Att 4 Band 2 3 4 Magorette Glee C 3 Mixed Chorus nuol 34 ArtC 2 FTA 2 A Hu Lutes 2 3 4 Plays 3 4 Thespuan 4 Thesp Off 4 YTeen 123 een OH 3 4 Latm Clubl -ai-1 SIX liek VUDQ FRANK EGGLESTON He lzkes un but :sn 2 a razd 0 work General Course CH I 2 3 4 F F A. 'l 2 X xy 3' bf l l.v':7' KERMIT FOSTER Szlence LS the argument to which no man can reply General Course CH l 2 3 4 ia.-Q f :ev ROGER FOSTER Dont look at me I dtdnt College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 Basketball I Latm Club I JN-4 Q-sq' VESTER GERMAN Silence is more eloquent than uords General Course CH I 2 3 4 Football 2 4' Baseball I 2 3 4' C-Club 1 fe 1 .. : , .i 'Xl' fl?'n'iJ , GENEVA GOOKIN Wtth a song tn her heart Business Course CH I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 34 Quartet 234 Sextet 34 AII State Chorus 3 F H A I 2 Hn Lntes 3 Y Teen 4 Madrugal 3,4. 'ff -an-, is DARRELL GREUBEL What would we do wtthout the work mg class? Vocational Agrlculture CHS I 2 3 4 Steerung Commnttee3 Track I Base- b 3 4 F F A I 2 fir 'fly CAROL GUERNSEY Calm cool, and collected College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 H R Off I2, Stu C 2 3 4 Steering Comm 3 Band I23 Glee Club 2 Glee Club Off 2 Annual 3 4 F T A 4 FTA Off 4 GA.A I2 Hn Lltes,3 4 Y Teen I 2 3 4 Y Teen 0 3 4 Plays 3 Lafln Club I 2 E' MARILYN HASSELMAN Here ts agzrl uttthout pretense blessed with reason and common sense. Business Course CH I234 Oskaloosa I Glee Club 34' Mixed Chorus 4' A 23' Y-Teen 34' 0 ice Assistant 234' Steering Comm 3 1' 4-x Q'---If GAROLD L HOCH I seem to know more and more about less and less General Course CH l 2 3 4 Basketball 'l 2 Track3 Stu Manager 2 Art Club 3 X BETTY HOEGH Boys are bothersome but I like to be bothered College Preparatory CH l 2 3 4 Steerlng Comm Band 2 Glee Club 3 Mlxed Chorus 3 Sextet 3,4 Annual 3 4 Arr Club 4 F T A A A G A A Of 3 La nn Clu l 2 Y Teen 12 34 Band Off JERRY HOFFMAN He S not complete wtthout the other General Course CH l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Football l LARRY HOFFMAN e s not complete ILLth0ll.l the other General Course CH l 2 3 4 aseball l,2 Football 12 Basket ball l 2 Wrestlung l 4. Qs:-If X '95 MILDRED HOLLINGSHEAD She o ten burns the mzdnzght ozl but many tzmes tt s not or tor! Busuness Course CH l 2 3 4 Glee Club I2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 A12 FTA2 YTeenl2 I 0 MARGARET JOAN HOPKIN She never razses a dust storm u she gets there just the same General Course CH l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Arr Club 3 4 F H 3 4 2 3 4 Y Tee 'l A 4 1 A ' ' X I A S , . . x li r 1 - f ' ' '. . . ' f '- S I I I S I I I , ' ' F.H. . ,Q '. - , ,3,4l X ' 1 W V A C . f A ' 71 ' Y 4 - Y . H' - , ' I S I I I L B : , : - ' ' ' . 1 ' . f A l A : I ,Iii H: A , Wg' Ing..-' I -,A Digi ' -D , ' ' b t . 'I M ,.-, S , , , 5 , . , ' - 4: 1, ,3,4: 1 , : , : - -A- J ' 5 A .N l,2, , 7 F.T.A. , , 7 - n ,2,4. 2543. . .l,2,'3g, . . . ff ,I 'f' 1 1 - b 1 I ' 1 r r f 0 E R ,I 4. S? 19 JUDY HOSKINS I m not denymg that women are ool :sh ater all they were made to match the men Busnness Course CH l 2 3 4 Glee Club 'I Operetfa I Annual 3, H Lnes Lahn Club 'I 2, Plays l 2 3 4 Thes- an 34 Y Teen 12 3 4 Llbrar Asslstmt 4 'SW S1911 RICHARD HOWELL 4 outer tongue shone a uzsf- hemi General Course CH I2 3 4 oofball 'l 2 Bas efball 2 Baseball 3 4 C Club 3 4 MARJORY JAGGER Happy go Iucl-xy, jolly and goyg uhere there is fun she is sure to be there. Business Course C I 2 3 4 f ' nnua ' F T an ub 2 Y Teen Lubrary Assrstanf 12 3 on 1 mfg? LAWRENCE JOHNSON A tam servtce or beautz ul utomen General Course CH I 2 3 4 Football l Track 2, F F A ei?- iQ Iffik Qs' V557 JUSTINE JOHNSTON 4 quiet sort of a gzr! and one we ltke to know College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 H R Off 2 Band 2 3 Lahn Club 1 2 Y Teen I 2 3 4 JOE MATKOVICH me lezsure U Que me flea College Preparatory CH 12 3 4 ff 1 Foo? B skefball 'I24 Track 2, Mixed orus 2 L Om Club 12 P s 13 4 Thesplan 3 4- HS , . , ' H.R. of. 3, A I 3,4, . .A. 2, 3,45 Lcn' Cl 1, Q - 1,2,4p f ir 1 I ,-xx. lrxx 1 . 5 I A A 4 xii M, f 'X ' J f . 4 ' - ' 5f S , . , S , , , Y? . . . 2 I 5 . I 4, c.A.A. 1,2,3,-11 a- ' 3,41 Y 'Y ' pi . 1 - . , , : ' Y v .ks ' . H535 1 f ,av Y P. 4 5' ' .fi v . .- . f .I I n S 1 I I 1 ' ' 4 : ' . . . 1. - , 4' ,iff X ,f of - Q ,X .- 1 Hire I r A '- th. . , , M 5 5 . , . S ' ' ' F I I R 1' '3,4: X .V HLR. 0 . 'lg Stu. .C. 5 bull.'l,2i 'Z' Ch : ,: 'Uv . 'kkk J - QQ ,A A 71' DWAINE MAY doesn t waste words JERRY MCGEE So frzendly that all must like zm College Prepcrafory CH l 2 3 4 Football l 34 Track 34 Bose- a C C u 3 4 C u Off 4 Wrestlnng 'l 4 'A-'LN lnclustnal Arts CH l 2 3 4 ED MCDONALD Love LS one aol thing a ter andl eel so foolzsh General Course CH 'l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball Baseball l 2 C Club 3 4 another l 2 4 'lc- ' .1 JACQULINE METZ A pleasant rlrsposztzon LS welcome anywhere College Prep arotory CH l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 34 Barbershop Quartet Quartet 2 3 4 Sextet 3 StateChorus34 FTA 24,GAA. l 2 3 4 Latun Club 12, Y Teen 2. 13' BOB MILNES llzs laugh would cause arzot any where General Course CH l 2 3 4 ff I 2 ass Off 3 4 Basketball Track 3 4 Annual 4 Hn Lutes 4 Thesplan 4 Plays 3 Sggfx DAVID EARL MONTGOMERY Learns all orgezs nothmg College Preparatory CH l 2 3 4 Off S u C 'I4 C ass Off 2 34 Football l 2 4 Basket ba l 12 4 Baseball 12 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Madrugal 4 Annual 4 ub 234 FTA234P S 2 34 Thespum 3 4 Glee Clul:4 Thespum Off 4 4 A- . .- h. I - A C A 5 Il I f s ,, , .N , gf .2. , 2 , r 3' b Il l,2,3,4: - I b , , -cl b He ' , ' ' .. S I I I A .. 9 5 . . . 2 H.R. o . 1,2,3,4: sm. c. ,,3,4g 4 Cl - , : l,2g X . I Al A E - S , , , I I Band 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4p Mixed V 3,4: l I I , , 2 : All f 'N . ' f ' l' Q f I , J if l ' f ' . - . S I I I S , , , V' H.R. . 'l,2,3,4p t . . , 1 l 1 1-1 2 1 131 l X, Fl I' 1 1 1 11. . ' 1 I 1 ' 3' , 1 1 I l ' 1 1 I . Q' C-CI' ..'.,,:Iav. 1 CAROLYN MOON The world was made to be enjoyed and I lull make the most o ll Bu smess Course CH 1234 1234 Mixed Chorus 23 4 Sexfef 4 GAA.4 YTeenl2 G' JANET NEIGHBOUR Surprzse package of mzschze and cheer College Preparatory CH 'l,2,3,4 Sfeerlng Comm. 3, Glee Club 3,4, Mnxed Chorus 3,4, F.T.A. 3, Hu Lures 3, Latin Club l, Y Teen l,2,3,4, f Club 4, Annual 3,4. MARTHA ANN NEW Szncerlty lllll brzng respect Busuness Course CH 'I 2 3 4 LARRY OFFENBURGER School would be so nzce zuthout books General Course CH I 2 3 4 Football I2 3 4 Track 23 4 Base 3 CClub 3 4, CClub Off Wresflmg 14 Wenghf lafflng 2 3 fy' ig if if if SANDY ORWIG She s clever she s care ree she s happy and gay She smiles all her smiles m a nzce lzltle way College Preparatory CH 1 2 3 4 Off l2 Annua Hu Lnes 4 Lahn Club 4 YTeen 1? S-1? DWAINE L PALMER lle's a foo: oboze as all. College Preporafory CH 'I,2,3,4 aslcetball I,2,3,4, Track ,2, , , Siu. Manager 3, CClub 2,3,4, C Club OH. 3, Lann Club l, Steermg Comm. S . . . A 4 I 1 .We ,L . - ' f . A 3 ' x ' ' A , ' A J .1 F -' l A I ' 4 , 9 , f 1 , ' f '- C. of t H A . A ' S 1 I I ' ll 5 . H.R. off. 'I,2,3: sw. c. 3, mee Club s , , , , , ,g ' I , g H.R. . 2, F.H.A. ,5 I 4, , , - . wi., N .- . i . : . 'x 1 3,4 X. ,SN S . . , 'QI 4 xi : -I I I I I I - I I I . 4: b , I, . I I , l . . I 0 'W 'Wi X L o ' ' ' , A A f . ' l nv A s s B - 1 34' . ' . - . A, 4 if 4-an-Q .4-44 BILL PARDOCK An all round good ellow lndustrlal Arts CH 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Track 123 Baseball 1 Wenght llftlng 2 34 Wrestlmg 1 Go 1 ,nv 'ii L.- iv--qv BARBARA JEAN PARSON Unpretentlous warm and frzendly General Course CH 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Art 1 F H BARBARA JO PARSONS A cheery smzle zs her style Busmess Course CH 1 2 3 4 YTeen1234- -my' ,rv-saw, NORMA PENCE A wmnmg smtle never loses ts charm Busnness Course CH 12 3 4 Y Teen 1 x YF'- 152' in--' GLENN C PETERSON 'Vothmg great was ever achzeved without enthuszasm College Preparatory CH 1 2 3 4 Off 123 Stu C 4 Steer: Comm 3 Bond 23 Boys Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Chorus Off 34 Boys Double Quartet 4 Plays 1 Thespum 3 4. HUBERT PIERSCHBACHER A grand sense 0 humor and aper- sonalzty to match Vocational Agruculture CH 1 2 3 4 f u 4 F 3 F F A Off -Cul' ' f KAY POWELL I can resist anythmg but temptatzon Busuness Course CH 1234 Stu C. 4 Sfeerm Comm 4 Homecommg AH 4 A o 4 Lltes 4 Y Teen 12,3 4. ,tax T NEVA JEAN PRIAULX Her u ms are mms ofpleasrmtness Business Course A12 CH 1234 LONNIE L. PROCTOR Live wires need no charging. Business Course CHS 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,4' Mixed Chorus 45 An- a 4' FHA :GAA1gY-Te 2,3, nv' X fi, VERA J OUERREY She IS a quiet gzrl at times Busnness Course CH 1 2 3 4 F T A 2 Y Teen 44 '54 xi' gl- 'X L- fv- JANICE REID The gal who put pep p pper Business Course CH 1 2 3 4 Off 1 Band 12 3 Glee u 13 Mixed Chorus 3 Muclrlgal 3 Quartet 3 Y Teen 1 23 1 SANDY JEAN REYNOLDS lf xou nezer get into mzschzef vnu mm miss some fun College Preparatory CH 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 13 4 Muxed Chorus Annual 34 FTA 24 GAA 1234 I nes 4 In 1 2 P a 13 Student Durecfor 4 Thesplan 34 Thesp OH 4 Y Teen 2 Y Teen Off 3 4 Lnbrury Assvsfant 1 'fv- VERN W REYNOLDS It s better to blush than to turn pale General Course CH 1 2 3 4 f u C 4 Track lxecl Chorus 2 F F A 'I Lam ALBERT SCHRECK Harte a good trme whrle you re m school you ll be out a long tzme Vocahonal Agruculfure CH 'I 2 3 4 A 234FFA.Off3Lofm Club 'I W8 sf Q' JEAN SHEPHERD A mzllzon dollar smtle anda pleasant drsposttron College Preparatory CH 1 2 3 4 H R Off Homecommg At 4 Malorene l 2, Mixed Chorus Club 2. IVAN SEARS Ill enjoy lt e now Lnstead 0 waztmg or the uture A 4 YTeen 124 YTeen Off 4. General Course CHS234 Russell Iowa 'l JIM RIPPERGER Happy always, studtous somettmes. General Course CH l,2,3,4 Ba sketb all 'L Track 2 Baseball l 2 'Q GARRY SHRIVER Were there no women the world would be a happy place General Course CH 'I,2,3,4 Football 'I,2,4, Basketball 1, Bose- ,4, CClub 4, Wresi :ng , , Weigh! llftlng l,4. wus'- DELBERT SMITH What I want to get out 0 school mast ts mysel General Course CH I 2 3 4 EDMUND E SMITH Ill e says little but thinks a lot College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 Shattuck Mnnnesora 2 Football 3 Track 3 l TOM STEINBACH Hurrymg ts a waste of energy College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 Off S u C. I C ass 1'-'X 'II 7' DWIGHT SMITH Lzttle but maghty dzdlhear someone laugh? College Preparatory CH I 2 3 4 4 Cass 0 Sfeermg Comm. 3 Football I2 3 4. rack 3 Stu Mgr 3 C Club Plays 34 Thesplcn 3 4 Baseball I 2 2 Football I2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Track 3 C-Club 3 4, Latin Club 'I 2 Plays 3 Thesplan 3 4 KAY STOUT lt e ts what we make lt mme s a per ect wow' Business Course CH I2 3 4 A I2 Lahn Club l 2, Teen I234 FTA 2. W VY- ROGER SWANSON lle doesnt uasteuords General Course C I 2 3 4 Drivers Club 4. Lf Taq' ROGER THOMAS I wzsh there was some other way o starttng the day bestdes waking up General Course CH I 2 3 4 Football I 2, Baseball 'I 2 ROBERT L VAN ZEE He d stop any roll call to argue College Preparatory CH 'I 2 3 4 ff 4 Stu C 34 Foot a I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 4 u Plays Thesplan 4 we '37 BARBARA J THOMPSON She speaks behaves and acts just as she ought Business Course CH I 2 3 4 A I2 JANET WHITE Her charming ways and smzlzng ace would make the sunshzne any place General Course CH I 2 3 4 ff Stu C. 2 Ca O 3 4, Glee Club I 2 3 4 MIXGCI Chorus 3 4 Sextet 4 Annual 3 4 A 23 4 O 3 F 4 Pla s Y Teen I 2 3 4. E tsl' MARLIN WHITE Ven 0 ew words are the best men Vocotnonol Agriculture CH I 2 3 4 Off 3 Football I 2, Troc 4 ub 3 4 I 2 A Off 34 Plays 34 T plan 3 4- 4? Hsu! JERRY WIDENER I don t thmkl m handsome but what s my optmon against the rest o the world? General Course CH I 2 3 4 Basketball I Track 3 DARLENE WILLITS She LS a girl who does her own thmk- m General Course CHS l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 FTA 234 GA.A 'I Latln ub l 2 Y Teen l 2 3 4 f 0, JENNIE WRIGHT I would rather study books than waste my tzme Business Course CHS 3 4 Derby, lowo l 2 Basketball 2 Glee Club I2 F H A GKLOI' QYUIDJIBCV James Agan us the head lawn keeper at the Charlton Wholesale Grocery Juanita Abrahamson runs a general store un Cambria Harry Ashby IS an algebra teacher at C H S now Carol Alexander us ftllubustermg un the Unnted States Senate Gordon Avott as un the professional musnc business Caltfornia Ruth Bumbarger IS president of the Dalry Freeze Assoclatlon. Bob Chandler gust unherlted One Robert s buslness Linda Carmody ns workmg at the State Y W C A Lcrry Clak operates Ruddell s Grocery Daxie Cu-son us the new homemakung teacher at iff w 5- Q, . zwt. . . .+. 'g. ' . 'Cl' : I l ' r r r ' 4' Q playing atuba. C-H-Sh . . . D . . . Op ' ' in . . . ' ' . Peggy Allbee ns workmg nn Colorado. John Berber IS on the United States Olympuc team as one of the top track stars Beth Allen lust stated teachnng un the Norwood Publtc Schools. Ben Baxter as one of Lucas County s leadung farmers Evelyn Ansley ls wrutlng plays for Broadway between wautmg on customers at the Root Beer Stand George Bonnett IS counselor for the teachers at C H S Pat Blrdsell IS stlll slttlng In front of Mr Reynold s class Ernie Brammer us now a dusk lockey at Statlon J D Y nn Dallas Dara Brenaman us dlrector of a cheerleadtng organ lzation ln the State of Iowa Bob Burgett was lust appointed manager at the Rltz Theater Sabma Brown IS wrntlng for the TV show Today Don Burson ns now the social dlrector for the clty of Lovulla. Gayla Buckalew ns now working at Younkers Des Monnes Bob Cam s coaching at the Unvverslty of Southern Wilbur Cockran IS running o dolly route to Missouri Beth Crandall was lust appointed presudent of the Belanda Ladies And. Jerry Widener IS the head lmltor at C H S Ken Crooks gave up and purchased a cngar factory Jo Crane was lust announced Mlss Maud of Cotton Butch Darrah IS the proud owner of Wulhntes. Helen Deaton IS stall worktng at the Dairy Queen tn Charlton Ron DeBok us the Math Professor at the Unuversnty of Iowa. Barb Downad ts the new Secretary of the Navy Ed Dlllman operates Tucker s Junk Yard m Des Moines Geneva Gookln ll sololst at the Corydon era House Frmk Eggleston ts chuel Inspector at the Remmgton Arms Carol Guernsey ns sellmg lunch tlckets at the Bowery Mlssuon Kermit Foster lust funlshed drawlng the plans for the new C H S bulldnng Marnlyn Hasselman was elected presldent ofthe State Farm Bureau 4- Roger Foster was lust named best dressed man Betty Hoegh was lust qspolnted to the faculty at Ottumwa Helghts Vester German ns outhelder for the Chlcago Bears Mlldred Hollmgshead lust won the natlonal typlng contest Darrell Greubel us manager of the Newburn Softball Team Magaret Hopkm IS separating mulk for the Creamery Gerald Hoch us Amerlcan Problems teacher at C H S Judy Hoskms IS seamstress at Macy s The Hoffman twms me wrestling on a tag team at Madlson Scpare Gardens MQIOYY Jagger us the new Charltomm sponsor Richard Howell as coachlng at Lucas High School Justrne Johnston rs nucleur physlclst at General Electrlc Lawrence Johnson keeps busy testlng cars for Chevrolet Jackue Metz IS head of the Republlcan National Committee. Joe Matkovuch as manulacturlng shoulder braces Carolyn Moon us a gockey at the Kentucky Derby Dwame Mayls stnll tryrng to pay for hrs new Mercury Janet Nelghbour IS head supervlsor at lowa Lutheran Hospital Ed McDonald lust bought a flashy new top for hrs converltble Bob Van Zee IS a member ofthe U S Debate Team Marlun White drives a Greyhound bus Martha New rs working at the Natlonal Bankm Chcnton Jerry McGee was lust qupomted cuty cop by the council Sandy Orwlg as ottendnng nurses traunmg Bob Mrlnesus an 0lflCIUl photogrqaher for Escplre. Barb Parson IS now lrvlng In the suburb of Oakley Dave Montgomery rs presudent at the Regrster and Tribune Barb Persons IS head grlller at the B 8. M Cafe rn Charlton. Lury Offenburger lust bought a new motorcycle packet md wlll 'om McGee Norma Pence as head of the debating soclety Dwaine Palmer rs coach for the Russell Girls Basketball Team Kay Powell was elected head of the Duet Foods Corporatlon Bull Pardack IS drstrlct highway patrolmm Neva Pruaulx us found wrltmg for Cosmopolatcn Glenn Peterson was successful condudote for Gover- nor of Iowa on the Democratuc tucket Lonme Proctor us teaching at Tech Hugh rn Des Mounes. Hubert Pnerschbacher drives Number 3 m at rlll show Vera Querrey rs a baby sltter Vern Reynolds operates a drag strap ln Kansas Cnty Jmuce Read ns a member of a famous gurls barber shop quartet Jum Rnpperger took over operation of Johnsons Sandy Reynolds ns head of the Lonely Hearts Club. Albert Schreck is a bus drlver for C H S Jean Shepherd rs seen as a top tap dancer In New York City lvm Sears us del nverlng groceries for Blakesmlths Garry Shrlver operates the West Sade Recreational Hall ln Wnlllcrnson Delbert Smnth ns tucket taker at the Paranount Theater ln Des Moms Barb Thompson ts a bookkeeping teacher Dwlght Smith IS startlng the layaway plm In his funeral home un Newburn Janet White runs a nursery home for preschool chrldren Ed Smith us drull master at West Point Darlene Wlllnts runs a rest home In Chzrlton Tom Steinbach lust took over Stembach Locker Plant Jennue Wrught ns a secretary at C H S Roger Swanson lust fnnlshed takmg plctures of the class of 77 Roger Thomas IS an lnduan agent for the Suoux lndlan Tribe 'iii Wrrtten by Dwame Palmer, Lmda Cu-mody, Tom Steinbach, Marlin Whute, Carol Guernsey, Kay Powell, Dwnght Smuth, and Darrell Greubel 5... . - - - 0 . . . . gg . . .yy . . . . . . . . h . - . . . . . , . - - u ' - rr . . ' ' . Kay Stout is a typing teacher. . . . . H . rr . . . . . . . , . . . UPILOYO dit' f' President Keuth Eubmk Vlce Presudent vII'gII'1lUJ8l'1kIl'IS Secretary John Bankus Treasurer Lmda Mnlnes SVN 'fs' 'al' The lunuor class of l956 57 was made up of Interested and mdustrlous students .4 who partncupated un all school actnvutxes such as athletncs, muslc, clubs, and dram atucs Early ln the school year, the class sold magaznne subscrvptlons to earn money for lumor class prolects The sales were so successful that they exceeded thenr goal In November the class presented a three act comedy Rest Assured, under the durectlon of Helen Krutsnnger At the begunmng of the second semester, A-N the lunlors began the careful planning of the x .lumor Sensor Banquet and Prom They farst selected the theme, then spent much tlme and energy plannlng and arrangung the details before the actual decorating started Both events proved to be quite successful and wall be remembered by all as an outstandmg banquet and prom Much ' of the credit for our successful year must be given to our class sponsors, Mrs Haase, Miss Bricker, and Mr Stephensor, who gave us the necessary help and guidance for our lumor year 27 Q 1 x 5 I .r'QA'.M. . . lk . f,f,:,s,f t. I F 4 s .f.p'lr.i' . ' 'A ,' wff: 1 , , t ' .:':,!',v'L fl nf 1,1 - pp, . b ' ' Ill! UCC ' . x ' I A 1 . . . Y 4 . 1 A Q o K . . . X n yy . . ' I ' ,i an 2' . ' . ,Q- - - :J y . . - s gg . . . ' ' i . ' ' i Ji F I V, 5 Z? d . sa tl Row Row Row Row Pow l Row 2 Row Norma Briggs, Wmda Coitrell Pat Blanchard, Connle Byers, Gayle Beem Sandra Badger Clifford Amos, Colleen Bruggs, Judy Calllson, Carol Atkinson, Richard Brees Don Barron, Ruchud Bmgamm, Larry Baze, Richard Boozell, John Buckalew Pwl Chllfon, George Agm, Bryan Clemons, Bob Burcheh, John Banlcus. f if X218 Dorns Haltom Dorofhy Haltom Gayla Flesher Marlon Dachenbach Lucille Fogle Maxune Goben Sharon Eubanlc Vlckle Douglas Shirley Halferty Sue Elledge Karen Donner, Elmer Curtls Harold Hamllfon Brandt Crocker Keith Eubank Harold Daugherty Laverne Holferfy George Grlffnhs, Normcn Flflgefflld L Y f . .2 :V V? N 'T v J V V - I Q , :L L , Y , 4 wifi- si i 'ls ' , ' , , 2: . . . . . . 3: . . . . 4: ' l 'X X - .. V P ' 1 2 ' X Q. I ' ' Q V sa f + K s : U I I I ' I l I . ' : , ' ' , ' , , ' . 3: ' I I . I I I I ' 510 Cl T7 - 4' 4- as Row l Nell Lemon, Dons James Shlrley Lee, Mabeth Henderson, Jean Ann Hanlon, Carolyn Holmes Row 2 Danny Johnson Bull Kenddl, Vlrgmla Jenkins, Nancy Hardmg Dave lrvmg, Duck Hobbs Row 3 Duck Hmes, Don Lee, Alan Lrndqnst, Muke Johnson, Troy lrvung, Norman Hmcock Q 1-1 I-f- Row l Evelyn Prather, Fern Malone, Eva Marker, Alice Mrfchell Marilyn Nrcholson, Shlrley Prerschbacher, Avon McDonald Row 2 Barbara Olive, Jamece Normcn, Louise Noah, Carol Morton, Karen Masters, Joan Parson Row 3 Paul Munson Bull Musuck, Jam Prng, Dwrghf Rend Ceculla Munch, Linda Mrlnes 29 J ' ' 1 I. . 1 8 V fb XS ' 'if' 5, ' .'f t , -I 1-J' ,, .rv I , . .1 L Q V ' Q V ' ' v 5 f l l P H3 - 3 ,.. I 4' ,. '. .uv L m 1 . 1 . . . z I . . . . . . I . . ' -, 9 if 5' I x '-9 -. J f ' 0 , : c Q -, il ' Q' I 4 V ' Ahnw -, Y V , l ' 1 , -X , O H ' ' l . , , x -I .4 . l J -- Q 1 , Y I Z . . I . . . . . 2 . . . . : I . . . . . . I .. . . . an 4: Q5 W- 'SX - v X- K r A Row I: Cynthia Show, Janice Sivill, Jo Ann Shore, Dee Sharp, Carolyn Thorne, Marilyn Stansbery. Row 2: Bob Todd, Sharon Reis, Connie Smith, Lorraine Wiren, James Sanborn, Don Wishart. Row 3: Ronald Shives, Jim Thompson, Earl Winchell, Ivan Sears, Ed Swarthout, Junior Shelton, Larry Shelton, Wayne Roberts. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! Team captains for iunior class magazine sales: Ed Swarthout, Virginia Jenkins, Mrs. Haase, George Griffiths, Sharon Reis. JUNIOR CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE Louise Noah, Judy Callison, Nell Lemon, Janice Long, Cynthia Show, George Griffiths, Don Wishart, Bryan Clemons, Jim Ping, Bob Burchett. Sophomoreo The sophomore class IS made u f l p o 21 students who have taken an actuve part un many school events The sophomores started the school year with a wel commg party for the freshmen students ln October they entered a float un the Homecomlng Parade and won thlrd prrze wrth a clever Punocchro theme Members of the class have taken part un pep skits, In one act plays, and ln both Instrumental and vocal musuc achvutues Sophomore boys have por trcupated nn COmpeflflV6 football, basketball wrestl mg, baseball, ond track The gurls are represented on the cheerrng squad with one full time and one alternate member Many sophomores are members of such orgamzatuons as Art Service Club FFA FHA FTA Student Councul, and Y Teen The sponsors of the sophomore closs are Mass Stephens and Mr Ranshaw The class offucers are Presrdent David Johnson Vuce Presrdent d Robert Anderson Secretory Robert' David: Joyce' El on Eldon Mrlnes Y? Row Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Q' f 'Q 7 Ruby Joan Chandler, Marna Com, Buckalew , aynane Brando, Jeanette Brawdy, Ima JoAnn Chandler, Geraldine Barron, Mary Kay Blngaman, Betty Anderson, Nelda Agan, Barbara Anderson, Maxine Anderson, Susanne Barber Bob Adams, Harold Beebout, Stanley Black, Gene Bn Chales Bomh ggs, John Ballad, Fred Burson art, Gary Brown, Dave Baker, Bob Anderson J Alberta Abrahamson, Lrnda Carson J 31 . . . .. . . ,, . . . . . I - I., '1' I . 771' . . . - I I I . I ' ' Aw . . Q 3 j- sg . . ' 6 . . III O Ill 'J ....... ... Joyce Williams ' ' Treasurer. ... ... ' Ki . TX , NT 'Q 1 - in N x. ' 0, UI- ' Q W - fl 3 3, J -5 45 U YA - A y gg -f Q3 .sy y E. ti! ,n V' 1 . t r , I 4 ' , f X . , ' C b ., i , u ' A LL I: . . . 6' qs' T ll E Row Row Row Row Row 'l Row 2 Row 3 QM, Laura Gray, Rosemary Gartln, Mary Estes, Vera Cook, Karen Fusher, June Cross Dean Hall, Sharon Gerlxey, Betty Duncan, Mary Crane Eveyln Cottrell, Denny Foderberg, Aulden Goben. Gary Crawford, Ralph Eggleston, Gary Eubank, Rlchard Duckworth, Davud Gentry, Donald Dlllmon Jam Guthrie, Ronald Covey, Bull Dunccn 77 1 S KY xJ A i' Carolyn Lamb, Manlyn Lemon, Jamce Jennings, Barbu u Kelley, Kay McGee Conme Hancock Everett James, Terry Hayes, Kcren May, Josephme LaRue, Carol Lacey, David Johnson, Rendell Johnston Rlchard Henley, Louns Klme, John Hardue, Keuth Lazear, Veryl Lane, Fred Jagger, Bob McGee, Bob Kunch, Richard Halsted 32 - V K.lY 4. nh , ' if: 'T I. L, L f v 'Q Q L- L v . ' l l: ' ' . 2: , 3: ' ' ' . 4: ' ' ' . .sigh , M 2 Q ry . I ' Q K . 'J .-.i J.. H , JA' 'J 1 xr, LJ -Q ' X I if W VJ 1 . fh' Hn! Q ai L 1 Z. T l, ! . . QQ ' A K fri A ' 4 l -Y l' ' i x 4 I ! A Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 'K -on Suv' f .4 Wauketa Morton, Marilyn Pettunger, Ruth Morrrssey, Sharon Morruson, Dlonne McVey, Karen Rodgers, Karen Metz. David Orwlg, Velma Puerschbacher, Joyce Plerschbocher, Connle Rodgers, Mutha Oxenrender, Sandy Mmcks Jum Polo Dale Parrish, Gary Oxenrevder, John Pellegrmo, Gerald Rowe, Ed Puckerell, Eldon Malnes, Glendle Romnne, Gerald Roberts Bob Pennck, Pat Mullen L 6, so v ix Ruth Smith, Carol Shore, Joyce wlllI0l'l1S, Mary White, Sue Watson, Lula Stlerwalt, Januce Ryun Joe Stroud, Jonet Shore, Judy Stout, Ednth Wnren, Sheula Currm, Wretha Sellers, Betty Sums, Davud Whute Duck Stansbery, Jerry Shruver, Alu Shorufy, Ralph Terry, Wally Stolfus, Howard Wagcxnan John Wenbel, Ronald Schneider, Jerry Taylor 33 . MQ F 'Q Lam ,ar , -4 Qf 43? ef! l',,r H51 LX -f G I ,X ' J' If - ll. L il l 1 x 'f A J ' 2 'W' 5 , ' ' 'x- A ' fl ., Q f' , 1 A 5 . Jw--1 -: 7' X Ne l 4 lx . :lil fxclwfzrll ' 1 x 6 4' ' I: .f L- lg! 1, . . . . . 2: . . . . . . . I 3: . . . . . . 4: ' . N. 35? A :I S rr ,I Xxx Q, -. J .2 . K I JY 1 4 .. I ' 'A ,J I sr ,V . if ' au- I . I 3 it ' 4 .. L .. gl 'lf r fl, , ffs, V ,R v . 9 ' ' CP , 49 ' , A -I: . . . . . . . . 2: . . . . . . . reohmen we if The freshman class wuth :ts l48 students us the class have partrcupated un many actrvltles They entered a float un the Homecoming parade, gomed many C H S clubs, and gave pep sluts at pep as semblues A number of the freshmen play m the band and many sung wlth one or more of the hugh school vocal groups Freshmen boys have competed an football, basketball, wrestlmg, track, and baseball The offrcers of the class are Bery Engebretsen, president, Tom Allen, vlce-presrdent, and Conme Bankus, secretary The sponsors are Mrs Johnson and Mr Mellgren Bery, Tom, cmd Connre ,VJ -q Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 P 77 vw 1.- Betty Buckalew, Ida Best, Connre Bmlcus, Shcron Dachenbach, Peggy Betty Chalton, Helen Alexander, Ashby. Ray Boozell, Roy Bnggs, Kay Clothler, Evelyn Buclzalew, Marrlyn Anderson, Conme Besco, Irma Cooni. John Clark, Gary Bingham, Richard Carpenter, Brent Blake, Ruchmond Bungamm, Melvm Bishop, John Amos, Bull Ashby. Eddue Dawson, Ronald Chart, Sam Clothner, Tom Allen, Jim Anderson, Tom Atha, Dwoght Brnggs. 34 v V Isp K 1 lf- 14, ' -W 3,53 ,A:,n:'liv ei fig 1 .'l.,',4::,::? Jig, f -Sifuikix il ' ' ' Q- largest class in high school. The members of this l al? ' V n 1 - u u 1 f-' N ,', A'l'fv' .. l 1. 4 . . . ' ,- . ' I V qxh I . :gg , . ' .Q gf x 1' I ' , s 3 T .lil 4-ll Row Row Row Row tr 5 Lrnda Hayes, Connle Goben, Mary Heston, Donna Duncan, Kay Hulferty, Jemne Hlnes, Dianne Hughes Elizabeth Gnffm, Carolyn Felght, Phyllus Huxon, Eleanor Howell, Mary lrvmg, Glorla Hancock, Jylene Dewey, Judy Halferfy Davud Ellis, Norman Hall, Wnlma Hall, Jamce Fender, George Holder, Bery Engebrefsen, Bob Holden, Dume Ellos Larry Groves, Bob Hutchings, Dale Dawson, Merrrll Dawson, Raymond Greubel, Davld Gall Row Row Row Row U' v 'sf vr C7 i4H Nancy Kutfle Sharon McKmley, Lenna McLeod, Sherry Lacey, Lols James, Lee Lmg, Allce Marne Mason Mary Mahallc, Marilyn Medearus, Joan Lane, Carol Lathrop, Karen McKee, Sandy Lymm, Phyllls McVey Phul Johnson Dave Kleplnger, Terry McGee, Gary Lewus, Davld Kllne, Carl Maxwell, Rodney Masfers Malcolm McCormack, .lummy Mukesell, Nncky Konrad, Jerry Lewus, Ralph Lowe, Jerry Marker, Leland Lester 35 4. M ' 5 17 T7 N' J , h iv A- .. N, 3 W .. 'uv I 1 fi . Y 'N J . Q L .. J .Mai .J 1: . . . . . 2: . . . . . . . . 3: . . . . 4: . . . . FZ' ... A ,. -- Q- I' - '. ' ' i: I 5. 6' 0 Vu ., LS QQ. A V u ,Q4 , Q7 N , 1 , A - Q E ' N X ,gf , E ' 4 1 as ,fl-1 W A A 1 , x fax! K L I ' 14 4 1 . s M L - - 1 ' ' px. l-l l L-, xx A . 1: . I . . . . I 2: . . . . . 3: . I . . . . . 4: . . . . . . r' a- Rowl Marulyn Puerce, Linda Montgomery, Myrna Querrey, Alrce Reynolds, Peggy Morton, Judy Parson, Lmda PhllllpS. Row 2 l'red 0 Leary, Carol Penuck, Kay Pullnam, Mary Ellen Rowe, Sherry Pang, Janet Mullins, .lohnnue Pnerce, Bull Patterson Row 3 Roger Musick, Jlm Sanders, Ronald Shapcott, Bob Rouse, Harold Pennmgton, Roger Oxenrender, S G Morrns, Vernon Sams Row4 ,wary Rrggs, Dean Sellers, Fred Morton Gene Poush, Blgan Sharufy, Larry Peterson, Perry Rosenberger T? T I...-. Rowl Mary Ann Stroud Sheila Wulllcrns, Elunor Upchurch, Paulette Steiner, Mullue Trenary, Bevelyn Wulson, Elnzabeth Stennbach Row2 Lmda Shore Carol Thomas Nancy Thomas Margaret Van Zee Judy Whnte Lvnda Whute, Nancy Tuttle Row Jannce Wrught, June Wheeldon Bette Wants, Davud Tacker, Don Todd Terry Zamn, Roger Wells. Row 4 Fred Stout, Jerry Wright, Bud Welch Frank Welbel, Larry Thomas, Gary Thorp, Rnchard Thorne Qu . V Q . 4- 3 5 . . .. sf i :Z -, .L. ty V '- , , 2- ' 'I -' n - . A: X v4 . is X' I V ' if gf ' 'lr t I v .f -1, T' .A Y 1 ' ' e7 N - ' 1 , 1 ' I . - , . . . . . . l 0 . : F . I .. . . 5 . , . , , X 5 - , , . 1. . I ' N ,, 9 U f--1 ' X ' :L Q - Q ' , Y' T., 5. . . ' 3 5. ' . -1 A ' ' ,', I, s 7 ' ' xg? . T' - s Y -,- ,.. , J 6 S , . l N L. , : I . . . . . . . . : l I I I I V I l I 3: . . I ' . I l : ' , ' ' . Fur-- e--J omecoming dig ' Z Q x. -iv' S.-f , HS 8 QI' UFO OWFICII' E I A ly B b D d Kay P II Jean Shepherd geomecoming ogttenclcmto nn 'VC The afternoon ceremonies of the T956 Home- coming celebration featured the crowning of the queen and the introduction of her attendants. The queen, Jo Ann Crane, was presented to the public at a program held in the high school auditorium. She then introduced her attendants, Evelyn Ansley, Barbara Downard, Kay Powell, and Jean Shepherd. To carry out the school colors, the queen was dressed in white surrounded by her attendants in red formals. They sat before a heart-shaped background during the ceremony. Dick Luke, a former high school student of C.H.S., was guest speaker. 954.7 V! ISV The l956 Homecoming Parade consisted of many beautiful floats led by the marching band and major- ettes. The seniors won top honors with their float, with second and third prizes going to the juniors and the sophomores respectively. Homecoming was climaxed by a ld-7 victory over Valley. The Chargers played their best offensive game of the season before a capacity crowd. They kept possession of the ball during most of the game and provided a thrilling spectacle for their audience. After the game a Homecoming Dance was held in the high school gymnasium, with the music being provided by the Swing Kings. T 'i.il?SER A First Prize: Senior Float i ,I bg L, iv SeC0 'd Pfilef -'UNO' Float ' Third Prize: Sophomore Float Ciheerlecwle ro Barbara Downard Peggy AHB!! Joyce Williams Sue Elledge Dora Brenaman Linda Mllnes Six peppy girls werechosen at an assembly last year to be cheerleaders for C H S during 1956 l957 Three seniors Barb Downard Dora Brenaman and Peggy Allbee two luniors Linda Milnes and Sue Elledge md two sophomores, Joyce Williams and Mary White, alternate, make up this group They are sponsored by the morning before the game Some of their activities this year included sponsoring a dance forthe Qed Cross attending a cheer leading clinic in Cedar Falls where they learned some new yells and planning weekly pep meetings dur Inq football and basketball season Miss Glasscock. They have no official captain but all work co-operatively. They usually practice their yells ootlsccll Row Butch Romme, Dwlght Smlth, Don Burson, .lohn Banlcus, Albert Myers, John Buclralew, Jerry Lewns, Gary Lewns, Garry Shruver Row Bob VanZee, Jerry McGee, Ed McDonald, Tom Steinbach, Lcrry Shelton, Bull Kendall, Duck Hobbs, Elmer Curtns Row Coach Reynolds, Dave Montogmery, Ecrl Wmchell, Ken Crooks, Keith Eubanlr, Veryl Lane, Larry Offenberger, Bob Cam, Vester German, Assustant Coach Bates The Chargers, under the coaching staff of Ralph Reynolds and has assistant, Bob Bates, came through the season wlth a record we can all be proud of The fnrst game of the season started out wuth a hagh score nn our favor, 32 O The Chargers lost their second game but came back wuth a victory for their third game Thelr season record was seven wms and two losses The Chargers had the pleasure of beatnng two teams whlch won thenr conference titles thus year Osceola and lnduanola They downed Osceola on thezr home fueld 19 6 this was the flrst tlme any team had beaten Osceola on thelr home fneld ln twenty sux games The Chargers beat lnduanola South Central beat the Champs The Charlton Chargers won second place an the South Central Conference Two of the Chargers won places on All Conference teams, John Bankus on the second team and Ken Crooks on the furst team Ken also rated a posutlon on All State thxrd team and John Bankus and Bob Cam were on the Honor Roll players who won letters for the l956 football season are shown an the lnduvldual pactures on these pages J 'Y MCG SEASON s RECORD C,fuf,'L'L'c',: cus OPPONENT Centerville Wmterset Osceola Valley Pella lndeonol a Corydon Albla Don Bufggn Kr1oXvllle Co Captann Gucrd 44 ., - , P ' l h e 4 , I J 1 , 4 l 1: . . . , 2: . . . 3: ' 2 o 1 1 . v fi . . . . I . l . . . . i . I Champs, l8-l2. Chariton was the only team in the conference to I 32 ' 0 0 ' 'l2 19 6 ll 7 7 8 , L ' - ' 4 J . 15,5 1 --,..-..,, 'H ' 59 6 l : it ' - 1 'f 5? 26 - 0 I9 ' 6 5, EL 1it13I3' 'Il 1 pl gf. ,j,. -j ff sfygzq. 'Z 4 1 ' west 'V' , -f'gjJj,, W . .1 -WY fi-fAfH,,':-3.1: . - V -f V' 'N' ?!rifS?'fi:' 'ifinwn-.2 ', ., ,554 Ed McDonald He caught it? Ed Swarthout Left End Rnghf Guard 2 :Inv L -4 sv Kelth Eubank The Homecomnng baffle Bob Cam Right Tackle Quarterback NBII' I I-wmi I ' gd' JA' Bob Van Zee Ken Crooks, End Vesfer German John Bankus, Halfback Left Halfback All Conference, 'Ist Team Tackle All Conference: All Same 3rd 2nd Team lg 1 I! . . v . ' 1 Ai E-5. ,A V A .f '- ' X 'e ' 'A . x ' ' - f Q 4 . QVQLLAAVC-g,iM'Jff'f1. r - - Q. 115- rr-' ' l- , ' -' -V - in ,N , -1.11 ,I-. . 1: , 'Q . .4 M ff - -. a ' F-nb!!-L , f. .- - .' 5 . -- ... . . ' u 1' ' ' -4 .1 ' .. 4 . L. Y X . ' Q an-2 A , . ,ch ' Q- ' ,Wu . .- b V HL .Q fb' ' fb. . 4-, .-,, ' ' V . V ,Q -.. L., sf--'fi A ' ,- 5- - .-iv, - , K V ' - ' . T' ' I 1.71 N' , - ' I -1- Q, . ' - ,. 7 ,V . I - 5, 5 A Q, 1 I V 1. - , f 1 7 . .f::- -. . V y. 1, - A- .:, 4 ' ' N ii- -zl. .,, Q . ,Y :fi ?i'fF i ,,, ,T ., ' 43-41. 4. , ' 'a . , , ., - ,A e ,-.- , 'V 1, 1 , V In R, ,Iii - . 5 - 9 5 io.: ft' lf' iii J ii V, J .1 ggi ? Q ax fi ,mgwf 4 H3544 K., , i eolto SYN f' if Row Don Todd Duck Thorne Eldon Mrlnes Alu Shcrrfy Jerry Shrrver Butch Rornlne Dale Dawson Fred Morton Gary Lewus John Clark Student Manager Ed Dawson Student Manager Row Jlm Anderson Norman Hall Roger Wells Terry Zmrn Perry Rosenberger John Pellegrino Jerry Lewis Tom Allen, Dave Tacker, Bery Engebretsen, Brent Blake Row Charles Bamhart Dave Johnson Dave Baker Gary Brown Gary Eubank Ray Boozell Sta-uley Black Bob Holden, George Holder Row Jlm Polo Terry Hayes Bull Duncan Bryan Sharlly Coach Bob Mellgren The Colts, under the coachung of Bob Mell gren, ended the season wuth two wms, three tres, and one loss Although some of the players were lackmg In experuence, they proved to be strong when they came from behund In some of thear games to tue On the home fneld the Colts came through wath a wrn and a tue Letter wunners were Gary Eubank Eldon Mnlnes, Dave Johnson, George Holder, Glendle Romme, Bob Halden, Jerry Lewus, Gary Lewus, Fred Morton, John Pellegrino, and the managers, John Clark and Fd Dawson Other students who were starters for the season and who saw much actlon were Gary Brown, Dave Baker, Tom Allen and Jerry Shriver SEASON S RECORD CHS Opponent lndl anola l3 Albia 0 7 Centerville 7 0 lndimola 0 7 Albia 0 7 Knoxville 7 -47- Action during lndianola gamel aolzetlwall The Chargers had a highly successful season this year with a record of fifteen wins and three defeats. They won the trophy for the South Central lowa Conference. - This trophy is pictured on page 43. This was the first year since T949 that the ' Chargers took first place in their conference. The closest and most exciting game of the season was the Dowling game which Chariton won by a one point margin, 53 52. After losing two games to lndionola, the Chargers boosted their power in the district tournament to overpower the Indians 72 40 The Chargers displayed some of their best action of the season in this game Chariton High School can be very proud of their team, of Coach Ralph Reynolds, and of Assistant Coach Bob Bates SEASON S RECORD CHS Opponent Centerville Knoxville Dowling Bob Coin Bloomfield All Conference Valley First Tean Albia Dowling lndianola Wmterset Bloomfield Lincoln Alblu Knoxville Pella Winterset lndlanola Valley Centerville 1010 Total SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Dwame Palmer Chariton 72 lndlmola 40 A C 'e 'e chamon 54 cofyaon 41 Second Team UL: Row 1 Bob Cain Ron DeBok John Banlmus Jim Jenkins Coach Reynolds Row 2 Larry Shelton Ed McDonald Bob Van Zee, Joe Matkovich Bull Kendall, Manager Row 3 Veryl Lane Ken Crooks Dwaine Palmer Richard Howell Keith Eubanlm Hank Daugherty Manager 48 ' I ' 64 ' 35 . 3, 59 - 40 ' 38 - es - I 59 ' za . 79 65 ' ss - 38 53 - sz 44 - sa as ' 38 59 - 35 42 ' 39 ' 43 ' 39 as ' 47 64 ss 61 ' 33 46 - 48 47 35 Ji ' A 794 'F S 4 ' , ., , ,t I N f i l I ,M I N ,z 2 K 3 B I it , 4 l , I x M f I Q, L , ' I g Ny- g I y . I 'C l 0 4 M 1 ' f I Tense moment during a game R 'QED Ed McDonald Ron DeBok A-xr' R. 'Wills Bob Vm Zee All Conference Second Team 'IQIQVPY John Bankus 'ur Ken Crooks All Conference Farsi Team x , gf 'P' FQPV' Joe MGTROVICH Rlcharcl Howell Kelth Eubank Larry Shelton jf wh' u F1 . ls 'ef nes? h....,56 . ' 1 Qolto .7 ,rn ?9 AR! A 'Q Row l Davud Johnson Gary Eubank Bery Engebretsen Glendle Romme George Holder Row 2 Davld Baker, Jam Polo Tom Allen, Jerry Lewns Coach Mellgren Row 3 Ed Dawson Gary Lewns Bob Holden .hm Anderson John Clark The Colts ended thenr 1956 57 season wnth a record of eleven wms and seven losses Under the durectlon of Coach Bob Mellgren they placed thnrd mthe South Central Conference Sunce the startmg fuve players on the varsnty team were seniors, some of the boys who played wlth the Colts thus season wall be seeung actlon next year The experuence whnch they have ganned playnng on the fresh men sophomore team wall be very helpful to them durung theur remalnlng years of hugh school competition The two pictures at raght show the Colts wnth then' coach and thenr manager nn the dressung room after a game and the Colts In actuon at the lndxanola game SEASON S RECORD CHS Opponent Centervllle Knoxvnlle Dowlung Bloomfield Valley Albla Dowlmg lndlanola Winferset Bloomfield Lincoln Albia Knoxville Pella Winterset lndianola Valley 48 Centerville reotlmg P? ,o 6 Q, I Row I Bull Patterson Terry McGee Roy Brlggs Alu Sharufy Larry Hoffman Eldon Mllnes Row 2 Don Darrah Bull Pardock Jam Pang Bryan Sharufy Ed Swarthout LaVerne Halferty Jerry McGee Row 3 John Clark Larry Offenburger Ray Boozell Duck Hanes Terry Zamn Perry Rosenburger Couch Mellgren Wrestlang, for the hrst tume un several years was added to the sports actnvntues t C H S Under the coachsng of Bob Mellgren, the Chargers made agood showing for sucn a young team Approximately thlrty five boys took part un the wrestlnng program, and many of these boys took part un the dufterent meets The Charzton wrestlers showed great Improvement as the season prog ressed and proved that they have the potentnal of develop mg unto a promnsmg squad At home meets Charlton competed wnth Grmnnell Leon, and Cornlng Meets attended away from home were at Leon Cormng Newton and Grunnell The dnstruct tourn ament was held at Des Molnes Jerry McGee won a second place and All Shortly and Larry Hoffman won thnrd places nn the tournament at Cornung ln the second pucture on thus page Ala Sharufy ns shown trying to pun an opponent The bottom plcture shows Jerry McGee with a wrestlnng competntor 52 I qt suis. 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I ,A ctuntceo 1' Kenh Eubank Vice President K' N Student ounca 'nr--lg' John Bankus P res: den? 245 'O-.fx Do ro B ren an cn Secret cry Sfudenf Council in Session 5 4 or ' sro Rowl Carol Guernsey Kay Powell Linda Carmody Lmda Carson Joyce Wllllams Nell Lemon Eva Marker Row 3 Mr Vlllont Duck Hanes Vern Reynolds Dwlght Read Frank Eggleston Francis Ashby Hubert Plerschbacher lit' Rowl Vlrglnla Jenkms Karen Danner Sue Elledge Jylene Dewey Lsnda White Lunda Mllnes Lula Stuerwalt Peggy Allbee Row2 Glendle Romlne Dave Montgomery Robert Anderson Larry Peterson Dave Johnson Bery Engebretsen Judy Hoskins, Carol Alexander, Dora Brenaman Row 3 John Bankus Wayne Roberts Glenn Peterson Dwnght Smuth Bob Van Zee Evelyn Ansley Gary Eubank John Barber, Don Wushart The Student Councnl, which as one of the most umportant orgamzatuons an hugh school, as composed of one representatuve from each homeroom and club and has an executuve councnl of three members. Under the guidance of nts sponsor, Mr. Vallont, the Student Councnl trnes to achueve a better school for everyone. Thnsyear the Student Council has had many worthwhile prolects. Early an the year It sponsored a very successful Homecommg. On January 19, at sponsored a semnformal Snow Ball' dance for all the students and thenr dates. lt louned the Class of '56 and the F.F.A. In purchasing a movue progector for school use. It also backed chanty drives, chose assembly programs, and duscussed many problems of the student body. 55 1 1 Q I 7 I ' v B .. if ,, V. I . -, f 5 l what r V? 1 ' 4' .N Q V K l U- X A 1-lf' W, lx. X f ,L A A ' Q L ' . L , ,,,.- I ,. s 1 I Q I : I I I I , I l ' I I - Row 2: Bob Cain, Ken Crooks, Bob Milnes, Don Burson, Nicky Konrad, Dean Sellers, Rendell Johnston, Keith Eubank. : . . I . . I I . . I I . I . . 1 ,' X :. ,, 1 v-ex V , x ' 1 'K , X ' bl F s. -e dw ,, .- 4 , .1-. ., h ' I s4.,fg.. Y ' X W X., ., 4 5: ' 1 1 4' -af A' : . . . . I I I I . . I . . I . . 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' I I I I nnual SMH Plmning Committee Linda Carmody Barbara Downard Nell Lemon Carol Guernsey John Banlrus 7 Top Saleswomen lpage S31 Bethalene Crandall Evelyn Ansley lseatedj Fern Malone Janet White Dixie Carson Dorothy Haltom Sharon Reis Ed Swarthout Carol Alexander Kay Powell 7- I N Sandy Reynolds Nancy Harding Sue Elledge Sandra Orwig Juanita Abrahamson Mariorie Jagger FDLS Q of 4 Dave Montgomery Betty Hoegh Janet Neighbour Judy Hoskins Lonnie Proctor Marilyn Stansbery Carolyn Holmes I L S6-laced The Hu Lutes as publlshed each week to publlcuze classroom accomplishments and extra curricular actlvntaes of CHS Alert staff members from the lumor and sensor classes watch for newsworthy stories Mr Arnold us the sponsor Above are three typnsts for the paper Judy Hoskans, Peggy Allbee and Beth alene Crandall Pat Blanchard, Kay Stout, Shirley Lee, and Margne Jagger were members of the staff at the begnnmng ofthe year but have smce dropped Y' .4 YY lla 4 Row l Judy Hoskins Nancy Hardmg, Carol Atlunson, Pat Blanchard, Shlrley Lee, Sharon Rels. Row 2 Kay Stout, Peggy Allbee, Patty Burdsell, Kay Powell, Conme Smuth Juanita Abrahamson, Margie Jagger Row 3 Mr Arnold, Carol Guernsey, Carol Alexander, Barbara Downard, Sheila Currm, .leon Shepherd, Bethalene Crandall Absent when plctures were tdcen Evelyn Ansley, Jackue Metz, Sue Elledge, Sandy Reynolds. 57 Q' v P If gif v-7 ' 5 9 ' ' V 'S In S YJ' A I . . . I . l - 6 1' , ya. 23, ' fl 1, M Q . f . . ' .. '7 V : Y I I '- 1 I A I A ws, 49 -gg ' f A ... X 1 , xr . K A o 'f 0 V l lf A 4 J 4.3 . In Q4 : . I . . . . 2 . . . I . . . -:Egan Sandy Reynolds Nancy Harding Socnal Chaurman Service Chaurman Jean Shepherd Treasurer Carol Guernsey President Barbara Down ard Vlce-Presideni Lila Sfierwal! Secretary Lindo Carmody Progrun Chairman Y-Teen, a branch of the Y W C A us a club for the gurls un our school We meef the furst Wednesday of each month One hundred and fuffy three uouned our club thus year Through our varued programs, we try fo fund somefhung to unferest every gurl The hugh lughts of thus year un Y Teen were The The Our was The Our The The The The servuce Each senuor gurl was presented wufh a rose fhe symbol of our ban que! '3 fl 'Wu l K 1 LP N , if. o Q, ,, j. Karen Donner Mary Margaret Crane Presndent Vuce-Presudent Honor your partners' S T R E T C H No, It s not a lnfesaver Assocnatnon us to promote sportsmanshup among the gurls and to encourage par tuclpatlon In healthful recreatuon During the year such tournaments as volleyball,basketball, badmunton, archery and softball are held Members of each class In hugh school take part and com pefntron ns keen ' 4 The purpose of the Girls' Athletic 41 ,GUN 121, Peggy Allbee Barbara Downard Secretary-Treasurer Publicity Chairman P romenade' All that goes up, must come clown A cool carolmg crowd Awards are given at the close of each year nn the form of numerals, chevrons, and stars to the gurls who have earned them through participation In the various achvltues A pun us also awarded to any gurl In good standing GA A membership ns open to any gurl IH hugh school There are approx :mately sixty members this year 'Q-rl. 'I-n ' Wi! e . 0 . 0 .. . . . i . . , . -N' qi I' f' - 1 Q. A 1 , . y . , 'hh K-6, . 3 -j' Evelyn Ansley President er go 'Q x'v Prers V505 'bam Kell ul Ifcep,-e ecrehary e ri, K aren May Treasurer The Future Homemakers of Amernca as anatnonal organuzataon of pupuls who study homemakmg We thunk that helping to make happy homes, now and ln the future, ns the most Important thing that youth can do for democ racy The F H A emblem ns octagonal an shape and bears the name of the orgamzatuon, Future Homemakers of America, around the top of the plane, whsle around the lower side of It as the motto, Toward New Honzons ln the center there IS a house supported by two hands which symboluze that the future homes of Amerlca are ln the hands of Its youth Colors Red and Whlte Flower Red Rose Motto Toward New Horizons 'inf T' Sheula Curran Reporter Us Po emo, name Gam mario 'Ax Marulyn Lemon Hu stonan 2 15 tloison 9 I ' . X Y' I . c ill Sh- e 51600 S y V. O O 1 . . . I ' . . . . . 5 -or 5' V n 1 :V . . . N . . X ' 'ff M . A ,shi ' , F. . 4 i -' ,r ' Q 0 y Pcaeal le ' 'U .me Mao I7 G Row Row 2 Row Row Row '11 Row Row Row 3 Row 4 U C7 Alyce Reynolds Louise Noah Carol Morfon, Pat Blrdsell, Kay Powell Judy Parson Carol Alexander Barbara Kelly June Wheeldon Allce Mason Lee Lang Barbara Parson Edlfh Wuren Cynfhna Show Shurley Plerschbccher Jo Ann Shore Connie Smuth Joan Parson Jennie Wright, Barbara Thompson, Velma Pnerschlaacher, Karen May, Janet Shore, Lorraane Wnren Janet Mullms, Jean Shepherd, Jane' Whuie, Neva Prnaulx, Wreiha Sellers, Janice Slvlll i Mrss Yocom Carolyn Holmes Gayle Beem Mabefh Henderson Maxine Anderson Sheila Curran Mary Bmghun, Maxine Goben Janice Fmder Gayla Buckalew, Rosemary Garhn, Vlrgmua Jenkins, Maruan Dachenboch Helen Deaton, Befh Allen, Juamra Abrahamson. Mary Mahaluc, Sharon Eubank, Lmda Cormody, Marulyn Lemon, Sharon Dachenboch, Jeanette Brawdy, Lee Lang, Duanne Hughes. Berry Buckalew, Karen Masrers, Dora Brenaman, JoAnn Crane, Evelyn Ansley, Ruth Bumbarger, Margaref Hoplun, Connie Besco, Sherry Lacey. 63 F no - 3, 1' I ' ., I 5, 1, Y 9 A k .A - V I , . H. 4 U 1 L 7 .rn X jj - V I , ,. X . ' 'Y Pm, I ' A N , X V '- x ' ' ' w if L- W ., f ' 1 ' . v S Y g V' 4 ,V 8 1' 3 I l ' Y , ' ' l A - I 1 v ' A , W ,, 'N 1 ' V 1,7 i v . N ye' ' ' , 1 W 4 G' X -, ' ,fax I: 1 I a ' .r 0 : I I I . I I . 3: . . I . I . . I I . . ' . 4: . . . . . . 5: . . . . . . . ,ir X Q X .5 -3 1 4 Q V7 U f-- fl J' T7 .4 l n 1 ' V 1 rv 'sr' , ,R 1 A .4 J' , . - 4, ., A. A, ., ,V y y ,im f A C K 'vuf..e......- J . I: . I I I I l I . I . 2: . . I . . . . . . I Q. l 9 2 FP girl 5 14 Rendell Johnston Treasurer Hubert P ierschbacher Marlin White Vice President Llqils-nan President Richard Boozell Sentinel S-'fS'o4 New Veryl Lane Secretary Ronald Schneuder Reporter DarrellGreubel,Ronald Schneader and Gary Bingham are pictured as they carry on a community service prolect of seed testmg 'S 3 , 1 ' . Q' Q, . - . . . K fa f, 75 , W A ' a 0 4 1 .- J Fr 4 ,. 5 E K I . f r 1 M f R . . ' , I . . at TY Row Johnny Puerce Frank Welbel Muke Steele Gary Bmgham Malcolm McCormlclc Nicky Konrad Row Merrill Dawson, Richmond Bnngaman, Leland Lester, Dwnght Bruggs, Roy Boozell, Galen Welsh Row Roy Bruggs, Bob Hutchmgs, Rlchard Doozell, Gene Druggs, Louls Klune, Raymond Greubel Row Rodney Masters David Klune Phullp Johnson Dean Sellers E I meal , . U H Row l Ronald Covey Harold Beebout Jerry Taylor Kerth Lazear Jock Hardy Rendell Johnston Row 2 Dave Orwug Ronald Schmeder, John Weubel, Bull Duncan, Rlchard Stansbery, Dave lrvmg Row 3 Ralph Terry Albert Schreck Veryl Lane Wayne Roberts Darrell Greubel Marlun White Hubert Puerschbacher A start toward the State Fair IS unducated by this lamb proqect ln the back row are Marlin Whute, Gene Briggs, Dave lrvmg, Rendell Johnston, and Rodney Masters ln front ore Phlllp Johnson, Jerry Taylor, Galen Welch, Dean Sellers, and Ronald Covey aw N ' CQ ', if ' . . Q I K Y I 1 ' fs - Il' J . 1: . I . I . I . I . I . . 2: . . . . . . 3: . . . . . . . 4: I . . I . . I U ,- S l.la. I ' . , E A L M!! , , I I . I . I K , o ii' V 4 if Y-b I - Q ,,4f , 1 fl: , rx I ' ...4.- V, -I 4 V - ' ,-TG Q 'bl ' F is ' T all .Q ,3 1 J' 4 , I . 1 5 1 A W , I . 1 K fl ' . f . , , ,K , 21 f if 1 IV ' ' r 4 ' , gs.. .. . D K I If : I I I I I I ' : . I . . . . . . fi N9 i 'QQ' ls' C crol Al exand er Hu starr an fi! QQ' N1 T' Carol Guernsey Song Leader E'-X John Barber Mabeth Henderson Presudent Vlce Presndent The Future Teachers Assocratnon of Ameraca ns open to any sophomore, lumor, or sensor who ns unter ested In teachung F T A helps to promote Interest un teachung as a career On November l3, members attended Prospective Teachers Day at lowa Colleges On January 28 the club was host to the Lucas County Classroom Teach ers and to students from surroundlng towns unterest ed ln our club Sue Elledge Janet WI-me SOCYBNYY Treasurer Q4 Row Row Row Row Row Jackue Metz, Sherley Lee, Dora Brenaman, Lrnda Carmody, Bethalene Crandall Marlory Jagger Mass McCracken, Jmlce Jenmngs, Rosemary Gartln, Darlene Wrlllts, Jem Shepherd, Jmet Whnte, Juamta Abrahamson, Muss Yocom Sandra Reynolds, Ccrol Alexander, Mu-ulyn Lemon, Shorley Puerschbacher, Conme Smith, Mabeth Henderson Margaret Hopkrn, Loretta Wrrght, Judy Callrson, Nancy Harding, Sue Elledge, Mary Kay Blngaman John Berber, Maxme Anderson, Sheila Currm, Sharon Reus, Karen Dmner Dave Montgomery 50 in 'lk P? FTA TEA F T A celebrates N E A centennual Bar ara Downard Ccrol Guernsey Rosemary Gartm Manlyn Lemon Sandy Mnnclxs SCHOOL DAZE PARTY Playung school can be qunte fun ca t Seruace elulf Nvuv There are too many onlookers and not enough worlxers here! MAKING POSTERS lt s hard to get the letters lust so fl -3 ' Y Y Q e f br r f .J 1 S . if Q A5 ' Q 54 4 T o Q 3. 4 1' 'TAX . cart Service elub 1 Q Q7 Ne Lemon President Shrron Reus Vnclue Douglas Secretary Vuce Presldent The Art Servuce Club as desngned to help other organuzatlons and the school un general with problems related to art an a very broad sense Thus year these prolects have Included posters, signs, program covers, and a float for the home coming parade vw 3 f 11 Q Row Row Row Row C7 O Barbara Parson, Evelyn Prather Dons Haltom Dorothy Haltorn Joan Parson Sandra Badger Sharon Reis 2 Nell Lemon Phyllns McVey Barbara Anderson Vnclue Douglas Manan Dachenbach Befhalene Crandall Shnrley Lee, Fern Malone Jamece Norman Pat Blanchard Marulyn Lemon Jo Ann Crane Betty Hoegh Janet Neighbor Ruth Bum barber, Dee Ann Sharp 4 Mr Shaver, Alan Lmdqunst, Charles Shelton, Larry Thomas P ramatcco Rowl Shirley Plerschbacher Cynthia Show Carol Atkinson Sharon Reis Carolyn Holmes Lmda Mllnes Fern Malone Sue Elledge Cecenla Munch Row 2 Wayne Roberts Brandt Crocker Jam Pung Alon Llndqulst Bryan Clemons, George Grlffrths, Bob Burchett John Bankus amor elaoo cplay Rest Assured as one of the most dramatuc and hularnous comednes Charlton has ever seen It has a very Involved theme revolvung around a busnness tycoon, who as a tyrant, hns wnfe, who longs for the old and poor days, hns older daughter who wants to marry apoor boy named Joe, and has other daughter whose only desure ns to become a lady wrestler Our tyrant becomes a good father and husband, however, after he falls asleep and dreams that he has dned and IS being haunted by the ghosts of the people whom he has mustreated Upon awakenmg, he decides to improve has conduct Mrs Dwight Krutsunger was the dnrector of thus very successful dra matuc productnon excl I 1119 reheor e Sq IUUIQ, pl I Sgene I Q fgm 09 o 1 J ' . Q . . Y X , , I I to f , O I 1 , x A .. . . 1 A 1 , , le-,, , we 1 ' H ,. Xin : I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I ' I . . ll u - - . . . . . b . . ee. N :' . . I. . I . , . . . . fl-, . f 7. ,- gheopiano Troop 6l9 is the local branch of the National Thespian Organization, Membership is honorary and is awarded to those who achieve a set goal in dramatic work. This year our Thespian group gave skits at pep assemblies, produced three one act plays for the general public, and attended a Broadway oroduction at KRNT Theater in Des Moines Awards were given, and new members were in stalled at our annual spring picnic With the help of our sponsor, Mrs Johnson, we had a very successful year dst L. Pictured above are the Thespian ofhcers Dave Montgomery presudent Smdra Reynolds vice press dent Barbara Downard secretary treasurer HIGH WINDOW This dramatic mystery involves a strmge death a crippled widow her frightened young nephew and a curious reporter Seated are Karen Fisher and Carol Alexander Standing are Bryan Clemons Brandt Crocker Diane Hughes, and Sandy Reynolds Qstudent directory L7 l 'uf THESPIAN MEMB R Row Cecelia Munch Sandra Reynolds Barbara Downard Dora Brenaman Joe Matkovutch Tom Steinbach Bob Chandler Row Carol Atkinson Carol Alexander Sue Elledge Cynthia Show Carolyn Holmes Bryan Clemons George Griffiths Row Evelyn Ansley Judy Hoskins Dwight Smith Peggy Allbee Glenn Peterson Marlin White Bob Burchett Row 4 Dave Montgomery, Earl Wunchell, Linda Mulnes, Alan Lindquist Brandt Crocker, Mrs Johnson FOREVER JUDY This typically delightful firmly type comedy centers around a typical teen ager who goes barefoot because belng in love makes her feet Itch In the picture at the right are cast members Judy Hoskins is seated Standing are Dave Johnson, Cecilia Munch Bob Burchett student director, Joe Matkovlch md Joyce Williams -Sq- .J FEUDIN MOUNTAIN BOYS This rip roaring hillbilly play bases its action on a combination of love and feudun Pictured in the first row are Connie Bankus Sue Elledge Dave Montgomery Sue Watson and Mary Cru-me In he second row areDwight Smith Davelrvlng, Eddie Dawson Evelyn Ansley fstudent dlrectorj, Don Todd, Barbara Downard Sandy Muncks Keith Eubank Richard Carpenter md Tom Atha ONE-ACT PLAY COMMITTEES Row : Phyllis McVey Millie Trenary Elinor Upchurch Linda White Marilyn Pierce Linda Carmody Kay Powell Row : Lila Stierwalt Nancy Harding Mary White Sue Watson Mary Crme Karen Rodgers Karen Met' Jaynane Braida Row 3: Ray Boozell, Guy Tharp, Eldon Milnes, Bob Milnes Bob Van Zee Hank Daugherty Brent Blake Row 4: Biian Sharify, Fred Burson Glendle Romine, John Bankus, Perry Rosenberger, Denny Foderberg Carol Guernsey, Susanne Barber. -1 -A .nv rs -. f J Jy ene De we edge, Sue E y Darrah, Lenna McLeod, He en A exander, A exander, Nancy Thomas, Sa Dora Brenaman, Caro Rowl McVey, by Cochrm, P bur W ooh N SC OU L ra da B Jaynane Barber R ggs Susanne 'Y Ga Lowe Ra ph OP Lathr Caro F5071 Ca nda L S011 tkn o A Y Ca 2 Row Sandra L Margaret Van Zee, er Denny Foderberg, Ashby M ke M Franc s DeBok Ronn e Baker, Karen Rodgers Robert Anderson Dave Ashby B Lacey th Caryo Ruth Sm Row 3 SOI1 JmAnd Judy Wh te, Sue Watson, Sharon Re s, nbach, Karen Donner, Barbara Ste Pa mer, , Car Norman Ha Alan L nd- er Brandt Crock er, Eve yn C oth Sworthout Karen Metz, Dan ers Gerc d ne Barron Dan E kenberry am Dean Se Kay Pu C oth er, Kay Row 4 ge Griffiths, GOI' G IYICI1 D Don 'J ette Ste ne GU P Ho ton On onD nt H hn e Hancock Jo Conn l'I'l es San bo Um J Hoegh ny Be en Pat Mu Burson red ust, F arry C ark HC M Sandy ff het YC Bu ons, Bob em nC YCI Br ar fy, Sh A oney, naL V9 V Shore Caro Dr ggs Y M Downard bara Bar Metz F18 e W Jac 5 Row John Dr gg T' 3355 and The Chariton High School Band under the direction of John Driggs, has had a very successful year The organization performed during the year as a marching band for the football games and as a pep band for the basket- ball games Three concerts were presented during the year by the W concert band: a Christmas Concert a Winter Concert ' r and a Spring Concert , One of the highlights of the year was the purchasing of new uniforms Other highlights included the perfor- mance of the instrumental soloists and ensembles at con- test and the spring tour The band ended the year with the playing of the traditional music at Baccalaureate and ' , T Commencement , BAND OFFICERS Betty Hoegh Vice President Ronnie DeBok Secretary Treasurer MAJORETTES Left to Right Mary White Linda Phillips Nancy Harding, Judy Callison Pat Birdsell Barbara Kelly Kay Halferty Drum Malorette Carol Alexander Mascot Mary Cochran x3 f f O I G 5 1 1 RJ ' 4 K . 1 ' A P 5 ' V I 0 s o Q ' i . , I ' Francis .. . .. .. . . .. . . ... . . ... . ... . . . . PI'eSldel'll' Ronnie, Betty, Francis . Z . I . . . I . . I . I I X 4. x E M, :W , LJ-4-5 ff so Im, X ,, 9 'Q ,v Q' . 3 I l ik was 'F I' I, glam ' xv 1 .f.' sf , ff, 'fa 9 ri txt.. I I Q.. -risky -9' I nl ., W' , J. , . dw, ,W--,Q I v ocal uocc THE BOYS GLEE CLUB 3: 1 f THE MADRIGAL SINGERS Troy lrvmg Don Wnshart Geneva Gookln Alberta Abrahamson Pat Burdsell Scndy Lyman Paulette Stemer Carol Alexander Alon Lmdquest, Dave Montgomery The vocal muslc department directed by Kevth Langdon, had a very successful year This was the furst year that Mr Langdon was relieved of hrs academuc sublects, so much of hrs time was spent guvmg vocal lessons and working with small groups ln the fall twenty students of the two hundred In the depart ment sang at the Veterans Auditorium In Des Moines for the State Convention of Classroom Teachers A Boys Glee Club was organuzed thus year consnstlng of thurty flve boys from all grades IH hugh school Small groups kept up their good ratmg at contest and made a record number of appearances for outside actuvltxes ln the community Contest for small groups and solos was held at Fanrfneld and contest for large groups was held at Centervnlle Everyone who took part at the contest dnd a swell Iob and had a good tlme doing It Thanks to the Choral Mothers and the Aeoluan productron Show Boat the fmancual end of the year was taken care of and the annual potluck supper-award banquet drew another very successful year to a close. L7 5, K I BOYS' DOUBLE QIJARTET Troy lrving, Jim Ping, Brent Blake, Bryan Clemons, John Barber, Glenn Petersen, Dave l Gentry, Alan Lindquist: Don Wisharf, Accompanist. X-N. K FRESHMEN SEXTET Judy White, Kay Pulliam, Sandy Lyman, Margaret Van Zee, lda Best, Nancy Thomas, Jean Hinton, Accom- panist. , G SPM Ahh' 5005 user? 'i 'R X gf , SOPHOMORE SEXTET Mary White, Barb Kelley, Mary Crane, Connie Hancock, Karen Metz, Janice Hoskins, Jean Hinton,Accompanist. A 09 'G THE GIQLS' CHOIR I . in i Egg X! Q., XX X , JUNIOR SEXTET Sue Elledge, Shirley Halferty, Sharon Reis, Janice Long, Cynthia Show, Linda Milnesg Jean Hinron, Accompanist. 9 DOUBLE NAIXED QUARTET Ed Dawson, Don Wishart, Sue Elledge, Alberfa Abrahamson, Jecn Hinton, Linda Milnes, Bryan Clemons, David Geniryg Nungy Thomas, ACCOmp0niSf. A L NN 'ww ' EX SENIOR SEXTET Jane! Whiie, Put Birdsell, Geneva Gookin, Carol Alexander, Peg Allbee, Carolyn Moon, Nancy Thomas Accompanisi. THE MIXED CHORUS 6-elub Ken Larry Bob Don Jerry OFFICERS Tournament Tnme C Club ns composed of boys who have won a Presrdent Bob Cam Vlce presndent Don Burson Secretary Treasurer Ken Crooks Social Chairman Larry Offenburger Sergeant at Arms Jerry McGee varsity letter In football basketball, track, or baseball Throughout the year parties plcmcs and dances are held for the benetlt and pleasure of all C Club members x Hyd--L S Row Vester German Rlchard Howell Tom Steinbach Elmer Curtus Hank Daugherty Coach Reynolds Row Keeth Eubank Veryl Lane Garry Shruver Ed McDonald Glendle Romlne John Bankus Brandt Crocker Row Don Burson Earl Wmchell Dwight Smuth Bob Van Zee Ed Swarthout Larry Shelton Jerry McGee Row Dave Montgomery John Barber Marlin Whute Bob Chcndler, Ken Crooks Dwome Palmer Larry Offenburger Bob Cam 79 'N tl Handy helpers Above, lubrary workers At the nght, offlce assls tents New students Above, Joan Taylor Rlchard Tuttle, Jam Jenluns, and John Taylor are seated and Judd Dent IS stmdlng. At the rlght are Mike Steele, Jim Hawk, Carolyn White, and Linda Moss. Prospective ianitors? School CGKGO T 2,- A ifbn '41- Santu's little elves are pictured above. At the left, four sets of C.H.S. twins--one for every class. nl' Kiddy matinee. Best-dres sed students of C.H.S. A victim ofthe lunch line! fFirst aid instruction in homemckingj ,,-81, is Latin class Sophomore English Freshmen scienrisis Algebra I 2 N- American hisiory class Chemistry sfudenrs World hisfory class Typists ...af s We 4 i S E 4444 'LJ V an , vi! KW ,MY Jr A wif MWLM4 La lv-'Y AW Vi ,Ffh wdfvfaff 5'-5 R59 M W rf YJ! bL fv,lK Ji! 1 V55-Z4 W , 'fpvg L M 65 fywfo, MC f A M VW fffm fffmb 'N 4' j I, ff! 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' I Vfb I ' M 41 Latin Banquet uoic: warclo l' W. Vocal Music Award Banquet Thus year the Charlton Hugh School Band and the Boys Glee Club won I or supernor ratmgs an the musuc contest at Centerville ln the Class A musuc festlval held at Faurfleld, sux Charlton entrles were rated superior UD and thsrteen, excellent fllj Students or groups receuvlng l ratmgs were Geneva Gookxn, Mixed quartet, Ronnie DeBok Brass chonr, Brass sextet, and B Flat clarmet quartet Those recelvlng II ratmgs were Alberta Abrahamson, Jean Hunton, Double maxed quartet, Boys double quartet, Gnrls trno, Bryan Clemons, Glenn Peterson, Gnrls quartet, Jaclcne Metz, Gnrls sextet,, Norman Hall and the Brass quartet gaoeball Row Row Row Row 2 4 Z.. N, high X Bob Holden Rendell Johnston Fred Jagger Jam Mnlxesell Ed Swarthout Jerry McGee Terry McGee Jerry Hoffman Jam Pang Vester German Harold Sears Richard Howell Dave Montgomery Bob Cam Perry Rosenberger Roger Wells Wally Stollus George Grlffnths Bob Burchett Jam Jenluns Coach Bob Mellgren Ruchard Stansbery Terry Zanln Jum Polo ? ini 41 Row Row 2 Row E: Row 4 fdilk W U I - X Elmer Curtus Brandt Crocker, Laverne Halferty Gary Brown Eldon Mllnes, Bob McGee, Aulden Goben Ralph Lowe, Dean Hall Larry Peterson Gary Lewls Mlke Steele Ray Booxell Bob Mulnes Bob Van Zee, Gary Oxenrelder Richard Thorne, John Buclcalew Ron DeBok Davld White Norman Hall John Pellugrlno Bob Burchett Gary Eubank Veryl Lane Jerry Tay lor Butch Romme Jerry Lewis Brent Blake Bery Engebretsen Richard Boozell Kelth Luzear Bull Duncan, Jlm Anderson John Barber John Bankus RELAY TEAM Butch Romme Ron DeBok John Barber Brandt Crocker John Bankus Elmer Curtvs Qolfero fStandlngj Tom Allen Began Sharufy Richard Halsted George Holder Mnke Johnson Coach Art Parks Ed Puckerell Davad Balmer Bull Kendall . - V I A- ' V Q 1-ir. 9 L 4 A fi 1 ' I . 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