Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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We all, students and staff fyour friendsj, wish you a happy and active retirement. We will be happy to have you visit us often. ' , mf D To honor IICI' many past years of service to CHS. and to wish 1' wvll in her future yvars of 1'vti1'v1m'11t. the CLINTONIAN tiff is happy to dedicate thc 1957 yva1'lmuk O MISS CORINNE FORSEE 6 Q C 6 a i I lv s 'U 9 535 f A . if Q, . . 4 'f - C .r H, ESU 4,5 ?mT nw! 0' lf- 'hv 8 MW., Q r L I A l' 02' QQ5 K 1 'U Y ,..,,w . ACADEMIC GOVERNMENT MUSIC PUISLICATIONS VUCATIONAI. ,,GQG, Qjylrr - ,g . o Front row: Janet Taylor, Joanne Howard, Betty Kynett, Judy Parchen, Jeanne Parker, Pat Tyler, Linda Nelson, Julia Goss, Carol lleiilinger. Row Iwo: Laurel Peetz, llonnie Bell, Evelyn Anderson, Karen Dierks, Sandra Behr:-nd, Judy Young, Jean Romey, Carol Cook, Marilyn Me- Kinley. Barbara Blinkinsop. Rau' three: Jack Rockwell, Curtis Powell, Byrl Swanson, Jack Wolfe, Robert Spielman, Joan Rascher, Peggy Tuttle, Becky Cames, Charles Pelton, Barry Doyne. Row four: Jim Krambeck, Mike Kearney, Kurt Truax, Bruce Mills, Bruce Bird, Tom Barnard, Bill Owen, Erik Farley Jarold Lein, Tom Campbell. Kenneth Tranbarger. Clinton High School's self-governing body is the Student Council. As stated in the constitution, the organization has its purpose 'sto promote loyalty and unity among the students of our school, to provide a wide-spread exchange of student opinion, to promote the general welfare of the students through cooperation with the faculty, the school administration and community, and to develop a greater spirit of democracy. tl Q Ct OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Left to right: Byrl Swanson, treasurerg Mr. Maynard Hansen, Mr. John Nielsen, Becky Carnes, vice president, Miss Helen Stoddard, Jack Rockwell, president, Mr. David Kirkman, head adviser. Not pictured, Janet Taylor, sec- retary. swf YVON AND MYRON That's where' l live, says Yvon Davy, our foreign exchange student, to Myron Kruger, his Mite-ric'ui1 hrolhm-r. Yvon is our fir:-t French exchange student. Others have been three boys from Germany and a girl from Denmark. P -or The Council is composed of the four student body officers, the four officers from each class and eight other students from each class. One of the chief projects is arranging for the foreign exchange student program at CHS. The group secures funds for this project by such means as roller-skating parties, bake sales, and car washes. This year the group also sold Shares of De- mocracy in order to give everyone a chance to contribute. Another of the projects this year was the compilation and sale of student directories. I SPECIAL PROJECTS Jeanne Parker. Kearney' Tom fI'0nlZ Bonnie Blpll, Carol Campbeljy Pat Tyler. Heidinger, tstandingl Marilyn McKinley. Peggy Tuttle. P Y 1 Ar F5 P15 Fl ixnuiriox ciiaiixloxv X .... Q ' gy The induction ceremony for new memhers of National Honor For-it-ty is one of the most iniprm-ssive held in lilinton High School, Here are shown those who were inducted during the first st-niestel' of this year. ll:-fore them are the symbolic torch and the tour candles: on their shoulders are the scarves with the insignia. and behind the-m are the plaques reminding till of the traits which lead to election as memlmers. ' Wowzs ' Highest honor attainable in Clinton High School is election to memlwership in the National Honor Society. Faculty members give rating points to those juniors and seniors who have the necessary grade point average. Traits considered are Character. Scholarship. Leadership and Service. Since only a small percentage of the top ranking students may be admitted. election signifies that the student has truly outstanding qualities. Head adviser of the faculty committee this year was Miss Miriam Blakely. Presi- dent was Byrl Swanson. with Bruce Nlills as vice president: Kathryn Ocker. secretary: and Kenneth Tranbarger. treasurer. Front faux' Barry Doyne. Marilyn McKinley. Bohhe ,lane Hvidston. Barlwara Wie-hold. Nlary Hamill, Adrienne Lorenz, Joanne Howard. Barbara Blinkinsop. Janet Taylor. Rau' tivo: Karen l.ind. Maxine Brown. Janice Allen. Linda Harty. Kathryn Ocker. Peggy Tuttle. Sharon Graham. Becky Carnes. Carol Johnson. Row three: Byrl Swanson. jim Krambeck. Bruce Nlills. Kenneth Tran- barger. John Stitzell. Evelyn Anderson, Laurel Peetz. Gypsy Wells. iv l . A i n Qi f l . ef' Y . 67 L I 1 f Front row: Mary Jane Byers. Carolyn Traver, Pat Taylor, Karen Krause, Clodene Brunson. Row two: Maxine Brown, Nancy Nelson, Marilynn Bandy, Jack Rockwell, Paul Johnson, Byrl Swanson. Rau' three: David Pieper, David Vovos, Ken Tranbarger, Allan Grimm, Erik Farley, Bill Owen, Bruce Mills. Jim Krambeck. 0 v Presidents' Club is a newly formed organization to coordinate all student activities in accordance with administration policies. It consists of the presidents of all clubs and school organizations. Mr. Weber is the club sponsor. A secretary and a treasurer are elected to serve for one year. and co-chairmen serve for one month. Marilynn Bandy and ,lack Rockwell were elected secretary and treas- urer. respectively, to serve this school year. ON THE JOB their sponsor. Principal Harold Weber. They are Allan Grimm, ,lack Rockwell, Nlarilynn Bandy and Nancy Nelson. Here four members of Presidents' Club confer with X - X 1 l 1 fe A1 I -4- -x 1 N iu..a-- -.- ig X, g H... A ., 4 The yearbook staff gets in some work on planning how Nlyron Kruger. Sue- Clark, and Diane- Hinrich en look over the PUQIFS are to look. the shoulder of Paul Johnson. editor-in-chief L- 74a ' ' re, saw Hundreds of pictures appear in this book to tell some of the story of the year at Clinton High School. Every picture has meant time spent in planning for the picture itself. deciding how it will he placed on the page. writing the words to go with the picture. and working to get the final copy pages to the printer by deadline time. Paul Johnson. editor-in-chief. was assisted hy photographers Myron Kruger and Tom Daehler in planning page layouts. Diane Hinrichsen and her staff sold advertis- ing and arranged the ad pages. Other members of the staff who spent many extra hours in Room 130 included John lidgren. Nancy Hart. Joyce Nissley. Francie Bicklehaupt. Jean Hartman and Sue Clark. Front row: Jean Hartman, Joyce Nissley. Susan Clark. Linda Frahm. Row two: Nancy llart, Bar- bara Hansen. Sandra Domsalla. Diane Hinrichsen. Row three: Francie Bickelhaupt, Joan Rascher, Judy Carstensen. Dixie Land. Linda Harty. Row four: Tom Daehler. Myron Kruger, Paul Johnson, John Edgren. 1 .4 . x a 9 11 ev l.. 9 Z? if swf sf 'EB Qu' CT' Q ,I i 7 i Front row: Penny Waters. Jeanne Parker. ulumly Culenian. Mary Hamill. Ellen Ziegler, Gloria llurnrlen. Samlra Helm-ntl. Deana Mane. Ron' lim: llfihln- jane Hxiflftun. livtli l,f'lf'l'Y4lvl'l. Janin- Svnlwy. Fully Long. llr-gzgy Tuttle. l,aYonne flrnlvrsori. Shawn Baugh. Barbara Haneon. l.inrla llarty, Rau' three: Karl Heiclingvr. lim Kranilaer-lc. Bruw liirfl. Bill Owen. Larry laliulasrn. lfrilc Farley. Sharon Van Sant. Mary Kay Gfli'llF1'll. Lnuneillc' Coulter. 7 K 5:4541 lfncler the clirectinn of Jim liI'EilIll5Pf'l'i. the news Ja wr hafl a new anearanee thi: 1 I I I . . . vear. The lar er size four-Jaw ia Jer hail hetter cmera e nl School activities anrl , 51 i P Q . presented more aclvance news nf CHh events. Pegzgzy Tuttle flifl most of the copy typing. while Karl l'lf'lfllIlZQ'CI' wrote must of the sports stories and Larry lakulfsen prepared the fine Meet Your Seniors columns. lfflitorial aflviser was Xliss Cath- erine Austin. Nancy Nielsen anrl Ellen Ziegler sharecl responsibility for the advertising and lrusiness flepartmcnt. under the Supervisimi of Mies Lucile llavis. Prcpar1n,,to diktrihute papers to homeromns are Sally Long, -lim Kfambpck- fdilof- 559115595 gall9Y P1'00l 'Mlh PCE? Karl Hcnlmger Larry jakulgggn and Erik Farley, 'liuttle and the co-business managers. Ellen Ziegler and Nancy Nielsen. u ni .Q -'SQ lx Ag. ,1- 'P I ,. . KA.. . , x ' ' . Q ' ,N X 0Fl lCl'lH5 xx vs ' ' 1 Q , uf' X Y-Teen offieers. Kay Kelly, treasure-rg Nlary xl+!.,,, -0 Jane llyers, presidentg Bonnie Parehen, see- - ,gd - 4 Q , retaryg and Susie Dierks. viee president, have ' ni bl ' a few moments to relax hr-fore emharking on K1 ' ' a new day. l l ..- wt .Sr ' A ' .f Y-Teens. the largest club in CHS. strives toward seven goals: fl! to understand the meaning and goals of the YWICAL l2l to grow in understanding of ourselves and others: 43l to provide an opportunity to grow in faith: lil to develop leader- ship and responsibility: 151 to present an opportunity for youth and adults to work together: 46l to understand our common involvement with women and girls around the world: l8I to understand the program of the world YVVCA. Miss Jones is the CHS sponsor. and the local Y-Teen youth director is Nliss Ann Eninger. ' 6684 Front row: Miss Jones. Sandra Aldrich. Judy Coleman, Alverta Arney. llonnie l'arehen. liohhe Jane Hvirlston. Pat Tyler. Pat Creve. ROILJ two: Nlarilyn NleKinley, Nanvy Nelson. Kay Kelly, Judy Carstensen. lliane Pettersen. Linda Harry, lim-eky Hansen. Harriet llietlriek, Deana Klasse, Judy Clausen. Row three: Mary Jane llyers. Susie Dierks, Nancy Hart, Sandra Gard, WY-nda Romey, Carolyn Jurgensen. Sally Long. Jean Romey. Jean Hartman. 6 A e - 1 gm- vi li W I f .. tif I X te s.m Ha- 'Wi 7 I l Wm, sh K-tvs Front f0lL'S Linda Frahm. Karen lNlegge-nlu-rg, Kathryn Rohwer, Cloria Harnden, Kathryn Kavadas, Carol K1-telscn. Karen Kett-lsen, Marlene Holm. Row two: Gypsy Wells, Pat Tyler. Joyce Nissley, ,Ioan Rascher, Bernice Mcrljuistion. Sharon Bier, Ruby Buxton. ,lune Petersen. Cathy Colschen. Eloise Prigga, Dixie Wriglrt. Row three: Linda Tolman. Sylvia llencltschneider. Karen Dierks. Pat Ries, Barbara Luce, ,lanene Clarlhill, Sandra Lee, Sandra Domsalla. Karen Bentrup, Daun Weber. ' 6604 All girls are welcome to become members of Y-Teens. to attend the two monthly girl-interest meetings: to join in the two all-school assembly programs. Christmas and Plaster: to serve by promoting community projects: to join the gaiety of two dances at the YWCA: and to participate in district and state conferences. Because of the size of the organization. the homeroom representatives pictured here relay news of current projects to homerooms. -+1 N . wmrgqfnd . A ' ' -9... ' ,-N ..,- fx 5' If-F7 ' Nancy Hart and Judy Carstensen were caught by the camera as they were examining the Y-Teen bulletin board near the library. V Y OFFICERS Officers elected by FTA members are pica tured as they discuss a club program. They are Kathryn Ocker, treasurerg Sandra Aldrich, librarian, Maxine Brown, presidentg Mary Hamill, secretary, and Gypsy Wells, vice- president. Future Teachers of America functions as a guide for students interested in the profession of teaching. Projects such as tutoring. serving as teachers, helpers. practice teaching and observing elementary classroom methods give prospective teachers an insight into the advantages and disadvantages of the vocation. Mr. Roberts, club sponsor, counsels its members and offers suggestions. Front row: Karen Tollenaar, Sandra Domsalla, Carole Houser, Jone Carlsen, Gloria Paulline. Pat Tucking, Barbara Wilson, Sharon Graham, Sally Long, Sally Robinson, Judy Weber, Carol Sievert. Row two: Joyce Nissley, Janice Van Sant, Beth Wagner, Dixie Wright, Sandra Lee, Arline Hull, Gloria Hurlburt, Linda Harty, .lean Romey, Janice Turner, Dorothy Blount, Carolyn Traver. Carol Gilbert. Row three: Wenda Romey, Karen Lind, Sharon Baugh, Marilyn Potter, Judy Carstensen, Joan Rascher, Dixie Land, Kathryn Ocker, Maxine Brown, Gypsy Wells, Linda Tolman. Row four: Janice Allen, Sharon Van Sant, Annette Cobum, Mary Kay Goettsch, Diane Pettersen, Sheryl Stinson, Gene Considine, Larry Jakubsen, Jim Carstensen, Allen Miller, Ronald Carr, Wesley Wilerson. fs.PP Xl L i SLU n , 4 . X7 If Y Front row: Janice Tyler, Jan Detlefsen, Betty Kynett, Julia Goss, Joanne Howard, Beverly Basa- rich, Ellen Ziegler, Barbara Wiebold, Mary Jo Wedge, Janice Ewing. Row two: Edna Ralston, Mary Hamill, Mary Jo Young, Carol Johnson, Marilyn McKinley, Judy Coleman, Sandra Aldrich, Bobbe Jane Hvidston, Janet Taylor. Row three: Lorraine Stoecken, Barbara Luce, Lola Hebeler, Pat Bengtson, Nancy White. Judy Qualman, Sharon Bier, Pat Taylor, Jean Hartman, Linda Inman. Row four: Marilynn Bandy, LaVonne Anderson, Barbara Brown, Clodene Brunson, Judy Clausen, Deana Masse, Martha Hansen, Beth Petersen, Nathalie Drury, Janice Scobey. 74 . Tutoring is one of the projects carried on by some FTA members. When tutoring, the student 'iteacherw and the Npupilw both benefit from the enlightening experience. The person being tutored may be so benefited that he rises as much as two grade levels a quarter if he so desires. The tutor, on the other hand, is meeting first hand the problems of conveying the subject matter to the student and recognizing other problems involved in teaching. I1 TUTORS By making use of source material, tutors i Larry Jakubsen and Joyce Nissley are trying to simplify and explain a difficult assignment to a student. This illustrates some common problems the tutor and pupil confront. '- ,-vftnb 38, ., Qilfi .. wr- f ' Xb 6 ..,.t....ashi Thr 1957 Building Trades house was the most ambitious undertaking so far. For several years Nlr It-onard Wilson has his boys meeting new probltms as they build a house from the foun- da ion to the last hit of trim. Qt v - ixfi. X 'F'-and in Building Trades is the course which provides eighteen junior and senior boys with the best of practical experience in construction work. Aside from a few things which have to be done by professionals lsuch as furnace and plumbing installationl. the boys build a complete house each year. Land and materials are provided by the school board and the house is sold to the highest bidder. Experience is provided in cement work, in general construction, in plastering. and in cabinet work. Some of the boys get extra training in cabinet making from one of the local firms. The boys comprising the group are chosen by Mr. Wilson. They spend each school- day morning working on the house and its accompanying problems, returning to CHS for fourth hour. ln addition to this vocations work. they are in social studies classes, and the juniors are also in English classes. 0 O Front row: ,lack Andresen. Tim Blount. Kenneth Akin. Jack Niebuhr. Bill Thompson. Charles Tillema. Row two: John Krughel. James Whitney, Charles Nyquist. Alvin Clausen, Wayne Suehl Mr. Wilson. Row three: Cary Thomas, Pat McCutcheon, Orin Naeve, Warren Burnett. Ed Wil liams. Robert Zickau. '90 Y-3 N-1 ,--.X ,4- 1 f1 W' N' Front rout Jr-rry jortlan. llary Nlurpliy. Ronald Carr. Juvk Hovkwm-ll. Terry Carlsen. Nlarvin Ras- Inlixsvn. 'llixninic' Dlount. Nlurvin llolwl, David Kano. Kon Kvniivfly. Allan Kf'l'gl8Il. Kirliarcl llarnlrn. Mvrlv Stotle-iny:-r. llzlvill Kaniinsky. Ivan Sflllllll. R010 Iwo: Bill Flikkvnia, Dm-nnis lloiul- nivn. Davitl Yovox. Daviml U'llria-ri, Jvrry lllair, 'lllionnis llucliolt. Frm-tl Kaniratli, Daviml Nolmlv, ,-Ulf-n Wlilmxx, llill l.vvinc'. Don I.:-wis. John llllgll. Wm-slvy Wilkerson, Lx-on Mc-rke-l. ,lay Crvll, Xntlrvw Crusv. Run' three: Hurolrl Xlay. Ken 'l'rarilrarge'r. llruvf' liircl. Drum- Mills, Dave- .-Kllison. l.arry Nlay. Huroltl llasly. john Flitzvll. Cvralil Pa-lvrwii. liyrl Swunxon, l-'rvd Truax. Wayne- Suelil. Ronniv l.anipez Havniontl Ke-rr. lfldvn Grevn. Ron' four: Richard lfgzgn-rs. Tom Craig. Clar- erivt- Dvan, Dirk Flu-Iko. Gary Tlionia. .lim Dir-rks. Cary 'llioinse-n. CQ-rw ifonsiclinrf. john ffl:-invnt. Nlvrlin Kinkainl. Colin Re-utr-r. David IV:-rgvse-ii. lfrik l'iLlI'lt'Y. D:-nny We-mir-ii. Davitl Work. Kon' jizv: Jack Cliasv. Waym- johnson. Kr-n Nlvys-r. Fr:-ml l.lllll21HS. Jim Stumleinann. Mark Corr, llill Uwe-n, Cr-nf' ll:-nmlrivk-. Ella:-rt llutlfon. jim Carat:-iiwii. lfrne--t Svliuffvr. Davixl Nlvyr-r. Wliyne l'lLlll'llQ'll. Boll l'lUllf'rLill. lliilr' WF-ll:-r. Z 'Eid Front row: Dim-k Pirvli. Eclwarcl Slim-llvr, David Hill. Holi le-nsen. .lack Ranisor, Barry Doynv. Nlyron Crouse. Paul Pe-arson. Dvan EQILIVTFV Dllli Turner- R010 11005 Bftll CVUFSIUHU- Tom HPl'lll7f'fll: Rffll' ng-v Lgmaghan, Joi- floltls-n. Divk Anile-rson. Curtis Ninas, lfrl Jon:-s. llruct- Peters:-n. Hill Pugzite. ,Ierrv Edvvards, Robert Tillema. john Krabbenhoft, Jark Andres:-n, Jule- Luckritz. jack Nit-lmulir. Roni three: Karl .leirlingf-r, Dan Hartman. Ken Akin. Carl Nelson. Jim Kramlwck. Don ll:-Vrivs. Robert Hallmark. Cliarle-S Nyquist, Layne Jensen, Cary javkson. Byron Porta-r. Al Cronwr. Donald Cope-land, Ecl jungv. Dick McLane-. Row four: Tom Nic-lsr-n. Tm-rry Jordan. Brill C2ifIH'fllf'F- Hill Rowe. Erlwarcl Williams, Orin Nat-ve. David Marr, Alvin Clause-n. Don Allison. Don Dawson. Roger Schuniaclix-r. Ed Haye-S. Gary Pangburn. fills-n Dorsey. Robe-rt Jr-nkin. Row fire: Lliarlvs Laxlf-hoff, ,lohn Lyons. Don Pivpf-r, David Pieper. Myron Kruger, Yvon Davy, Allan Grimm. Larry Davis, Larry Jakulisc-n. Ronald Sheridan, Allan Rullije, Warren Burnt-tt. John Morgan, Cliarlvs Booth, Douglas Nelson. FN P U 6: 1 N H Dick McLane, secretary-treas- urerg Layne Jensen, vice presi- dent: Kenneth Tranbarger, pres- ident. 32 :v a,: Front row: Miss Hauss, Bob Jensen. Byrl Swanson. Barry Doyne. Paul Pearson. Row two: John Stitzel. Charles Booth, Kenneth Tranharger. Kenneth Larken. Carl Nelson, Dick McLane. Row three: David Fergesen, Gene Hendricks. Larry Davis, Larry Jakullsen. Layne Jensen. Colin Re-uter, Allan Rathje. Because a half dozen senior boys in advanced mathematics classes wished to do even more work in that field. they persuaded Miss Hauss that they should form a Mathematics Club. Any senior interested in mathematics may belong to the organi- zation, which meets after school two Wednesdays of the month. Included in the membership are persons who hope to become engineers. physicists. chemists. mathematicians. or do other work in which math is a prime factor. Guest speakers from' local industries have told the group how mathematics is applied in their particular type of work. Members of the group have also made special reports. ,, A EQQPJ' pf 5 I L Us OFFICERS Found near a telephone booth-perhaps get- ting ready to call a rehearsal-V are Little Tlieatre ollieers llill Owens, pledge leader: Judy Coleman, seeretary-treasurer3 Allan Grimm, presidentg and Curtis Powell, vice president. Students endeavoring to develop a keener appreciation of good drama and good acting. to develop natural ability. a sense of cooperation and responsibility have united under the title of Little Theatre. Little Theatre and National Thespians coin- cide in many points. as in the requirement of points for eligibility. Non-theatrical activities include an after-the-game dance which was under the direction of Mr. Erickson, the clubis sponsor. ellie Front row: Beth Hansen. Janet Taylor. Mary Hamill, Bobbe Hvidston. Barry Doyne. Becky Carnes. Barbara Wilson. Judy Coleman, Adrienne Lorenz, .-Xlverta Arney, lliek Turner. Ron' tzro: Paul Johnson, Candy Kabrick. Carol Johnson, Deanna Cilson, Barbara Zentner. Janice Tyler. Judy Tallman. Janice Van Sant. Sally Robinson. Nlr. Erikson. Row three: Nlarilynn llandy. Sally Long. Judy Weber, Pegg' Tuttle, Diane Pettersen. Myron Kruger, John llein. Sharon Yan Sant. Dick McLane, Curtis Powell. Rau: four: Allan Grimm. Erik Farley. Jim Carstn-nsen. Hill Owen, Karl Seeser. Jim Huber, David Fergesen. Richard Eggers. Ed Hayes. Ronald Conrad. X 1 1 1' I 15 I .-, J I' Q I I ik Front roll? .lanvt Taylor. ,Indy ffolvinan. llanily Kahrivli. llarrv llmnf-. ffarol Qltlllnwn- tlmly Tull. Illlill. llurhura Wilson. Ntlly l.ong1. lit-t-ky flarnvs. li.-vky llansifn. Ron' tivo: Nlr. lfrivkson.illohht- JHIN' llvillstoll. Nlurilynn llantly. 5haron Yan Sant. lliann' l'e-ttvrson. Nlarx Kan Mm-It-vli. llit-lx 3lCI.ant'. Janiw- Yan Sant. Row three: Paul Johnson. lid Hayes. Bill Owen. I.-Xllan' Urinnn. llivliartl Egg:-rs. Ronald lfonranl. Nlyron Kruger. 0 I To estahlish and advance standards of ext-ellt-mv in all phase-s of draniativ arts and to vreate an avtive and intelligent interest in dramatic' arts among high sf-hool studentsi' is the motto of National Thespians. 'lio exe-rr-ise this motto nn-mhz-rs pre- sented the fall play Our Town. the Contest play 'l'ln'ev on a Bent-li. and tht- spring: play So Very Young. under the direction of Nlr. llric-kson and Nlr. Travis. the vluh sponsors. 'lihv activities of National Thespians and Little Vliln-atre arm- tln- same- dealing with plays-but Students are eligihle for Ill9IlllTPI'SllllJ in National 'lihespians only if they have earned the required nutnher of points hy partir-ipation in clratnatit' work. OIVIFICICRS On thc day this pivturm- was taken. Harilynn Handy, preside-nt of National Thespians. had to play all hy ht-rs:-lf so she is swinging on tlw gate, lflhin lil:-in-land, who was Q-lvvteml vice president of tht- group. had moved to anotlwr town. and Nlalry Kay Covttscli. stirre- tary-treasnrvr, was alms:-nt from school. .ux ,e ,,, :Y 9 1 Y A Sv N - I ' - , TOM BARN.-XRIJ jl'l7Y llUl,l-QNIAXN BOISBE JANE IIVIDSTON ERIK FAHLICY Exteiiipwram-nine Umtnri.-ill Orzilu ' Ext:-riipurum-nii, Speaking lil-plu,mm.,u llevlumution Speaking IIIIFSU 1lIlFS,'Xl IIIISS.-XP IIIISFAI 0605624 1009 -- . . vm 55' .2 21 , mf if IUWI.-X IIIGH SCHOOL '-f-' r FORENSIC LI'l:'IGIlI'l , X an JIM CARSTENSEN .IULIE Sl-IERIDAN Radio Speaking Humorous Devlaniatmn tlHFLJ KIHSSAJ BOYS' VARSITY DEBATE TEAM IIHFLI VARSITY AFFIRMATIVE TEAM IIHSSAT Carstensen, Farley, Allan Grimm, Bill Owen. Carstensen, Judy Weber, Farley. ,Z ti- : Q 35 'N Q . BARRY DOYNE IAVREI, PEETZ F-XI.I,Y LONG lnlerpre-tiw Humnrous Urzlumtir' Re-ailing Um'l11n1uliuI1 Ur-vhilxmliull HHSSAJ 11115541 HHSSM 70: State 7 0 fifx IOWA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH :XSSOCIATIUN DEJXNNN CTISUN Radin SDPZIIKIIIQ 1 IHSS.-X r VARSITY NEC.-XTIYE DEBATE TEAM HHFFA5 N ONE-ACT PLAYS Janm Taylor. Hyiflgmn, Owvn. Grimm Front: fiarnl Johnson. Long, C Jane Hvxdston. f,,vN ROY!! VRITZ lntvrprvl nv R.-mllnu 411155 M f-QA. J BNI, OWEN Radio Fpvzlking UHS9 XP Exlvrlmpnrgm-4,u Spf-aking WIHSFIJ nTf1rf'r on a Brnrhu Irilz. Hack: Ed Hayvs. llobbc wr x-'bu , ,roam WN A LK' Lg Front row: Janet Taylor. Rf-th Hansen. Penny Waters. Jeanie Parker, llolmhr- Jane Hviclston. Ron' In-n: Nlr. Travis. Saimclra Janics. Frances Caluslia. l.:-w Fxans, Donna Peterson. Juily Wt-lwr. Sally Long. Ron' three: Frik Farley. Jim Carstcnsen. llill Own-n, Karl Sci-ser. Jim Huhcr, llnh Wiillis, Boh Jensen. llehaters may improve enough to rise from thi- lveginning: ll squaal to tht- squacl. as rleterminefl hv Nlr. Travis. the sponsor. These stuflents mav lu-gin research on the topic. which this vcar was the farm prohlem, as much as a year prior to their first flehate. Constant research is then requirerl to enalwle clelwaters tn support either sicle of the argument. Nluch time is given to practice clehates anfl tournaments with other schools. Q I Those cleliaters who have lmeen awarflecl points for participation in events and contests or for puhlic gatherings are eligilwle to hecome National Forensic League memhers. As members they strive to promote the interests of interscholastic flehate. oratorv. aml puhlio speaking hy encouraging a spirit of fellowship ancl conferring upon fleserving cancliflates a worthy haclge of clistinction. llehate tournaments ancl speech Contests. cleclamations. original oratories. interpretive rc-ailing. raclio speaking anrl extemporaneous speaking are the main fields for National Forensic League members. '- A OFFICERS Owen. .lim ffarsh-ns:-n. Frik Farley. -Xs- 'R f p li J ' , gs DH I Front row: Sally Long. Roh Jensen. Brlmlif .lane Hvirlston. Nlr. Travis. Ron' tivo 1 NATIONAL IIONOII SOCIICTY OFFICICHS Ilyrl Swanson. pr:-si1Irnt: K:-nn:-th Tranlmr- gor, trvasllrvrg Brure Mills. vim- preside-nl: Kathryn Ovkvr, svc'r1'tary. ,ara aw K - 2-f'-'M BACIIILOIIS' fII.l'II EXIiClf'I'IVI'l IIUAIIIJ Tfvm Barnard, lrvasurwrg IIuxi1I Vmur. ll't'bI- I dent: Jim Kramba-1-kg Waynv Ifutvln-tl. llvm- f Hendricks. zwvrf-tary: Ifrik I zu'If- , 'wh 'vi- dent: Byrl Swansun. Mi:-5 Isuln-Ilv Sllrill if x sponsor for tha' urgurlimlimn fur N-nm Imp. XX :ul , s I :sy u N X tf - A' fi PNN AMI-QIIIILXN I.IfnXfQI'If IJINNIIII iw Muriv Hartrnann. SIJUIISUTI Fra. Maria IJfIIOTl'H YaI1-nzuf'Ia. tfAa1'I1e-r with visiting uup from '5If'xi1'u: Ifrik I'12iI'I j'. prfwidvxll. si '3 Ffllllf rout ,Iam-t Taylwr. Bwnnii- l'archen. Joanne lluwaril, Barbara Blinkin-op. Sandra .-Klrlrivli. l-iw-lyn Anil:-r-mi. Sui- Wrightfielil. Barbara Wilson. Sharon llraham with Nliw A Ca-Pnmllv. Row nm: Nlr. Ile-llzian. Nariry Hifi:-rwur, Bosalven. Kufrnn. janim- Yan Sant. Carolyn ,llll'gf'IlSt'll. .lamin- xlill: Pun Bililiiil r gllllli B+ ulml l l ' ' -r, -ggi' 1 ' .L 1 'a 'yn 4. laro Savk. lat firvw. llinnz- lvltersvn. R010 llirw: Barbara l.1n'v. Peggy 'liuttlr-. Judy Holstm-in. Daviml Kane-, lm-rry jurgi-im-ii, llary Nlvrisiriggvr, Curtis l'uwi-ll. Daiiil Xll-inn. Brnve Birrl. ,lvrry Blair. Rau' fmzr: liarul Julinsun. Barbara Yr-ntnm-r. John lftliington. ,lnlv l.11m'lxl'iIf. tif-mlil Nlartin. Fil llayi-Q. Kvnne-Ili illI'L1IllJLlTgll'l'. llaxiil l'll'l'gIl'Nl'll. Bunalil Yinilli. llvnnis Xli'Kinle-5. The Nlorlernaires werfx organized in the fall of this year. 'llhrougliout thi- year thi-y performorl at various Civic activities and for svlmol asselnblifis. :Xt the Bin-r King assembly in Buck lsland the Nloclernaires entf-rtainecl the aurlivnce with svlvvtimis from Rose Marie. llfllf'f' Biral. Naricy Nelwn, Brure' Nlills. Linda Harty. Bnyil Critz. l'a!ris'ia firvw-. Fil llayi-5. Barbara l.uCf'. Barbara Wilson. llavial Fergensen. Sally Robinson, Ken Tranbargzc-r. Sandra Alclricli. Le-slie Bidrawn. Janet Taylor, john Ethingtun. 'Q is- Front row: Carla lfslingzer. Fandra Paulsen. Linda Tolman. Sally Robinson. Kay Petersen. Sylvia llendtsrhneider. Sandra Yan Sant. Susie Dierks. Judy Shankle. Laurel Peetz. Judy Fullick. Rau' luw: llarhara llenner. l'al llengt-on. Nlary ,lane Byers. Lola H:-lmeler. .-Xiniette ifolliurn. Janice Allen. Judy Weber, ,Indy Clausen. Marilyn McKinley. Esther Nord. Ron' lhree: liill Flikkema. llill Day, Gary Lorenz, Leslie llidrawn. Steve Morgan, Boyd Critz. Paul Pt-arson. Nancy Nelson. Becky Carnes. Row four: Clarence Dean. Tom Foster. Myron Kruger. Dennis Wee-den, David Work. llrure Mills. Lew lfvans. Richard Harden. Sharon Yan Sant. Linda Harty, Kay Kelly. To all CHS vor-al music' students the pinnaele of achievement is membership in the :X Cappella Choir. Un this yearis agenda were the -Christmas program twhieh was recordedli the spring produetion of Lady Be Good. the presentation of an assemhly at lloek lsland. intramural and social River King assemhlies. and programs lor other Clintonians. I O llarlmara Blinkinsop. Evelyn Anderson, llarlmara Zentner. Joanne Howard. Diane letterson. Annette Colburn, Sue Wrightfield. Laurel Peetz. and Judy Shakle are popular songstresses of The a cap- pella choir who repeatedly entertain academic and community organizations. l Profil' rout Mary Nlililcr, Phyllis Schaley. Shirley Fennel. llonna l'ctcrscn. .latiicc lfriis. Sharon 5teffey'. Nlarv Jo Roliinson. Sylyia ll:-ndtschneidcr. Daun We-lu-r. Karen 'liolli-naar, Carol lfrlcns. l'at Schultz. Dorothy Leiglity. Juliana Carr. ll:-tty Kyn:-tt. Gloria Paulline. Judy Rohwcr. llcw-rly lliglitowcr. Hou' tzto: Karen Nl:-ggi-iiln-rg, Nlarilyn Crell. llarla Klint-r. Sharie Dean. Nancy Voltl. .loyce ,lacluon. Francis jones. llarlmara Nichols, Tom Ryan, lloln Stevenson. lloli llurns. .lack Wolfe. Nlaryin Rasmussen. 'liom xvil'llt'llllijllIl. llayiil Kopp. l-n-nny' llakcr. ,lane Wyatt. llarlrara Ftucslc- mann. Marlo Keller. janet Jordan, .luily Flack. Sandra Care-nt-n. Carol Nl:-iglian. Rau' three: June lirockwell. Susan Fuhrmann. ,lutly Amlcrson. Suzanne lfurtis. Karen llit-rk-. Sandra ll:-lireml. .Xlla .-Xltlrich. Carol ,-Xnilerson. l.arry Nlarlcley. John Tolsen. .lim Jeffries. llruce Have-ns. Yvon llavy. Nlike Ryan. Nancy lflwrisln-rg:-r, Janice Turner. Ann langgc. Nancy Hart. Carol Gilln-rt. .lun llc-tlefscn. Saundra james. Eleanor Nlcllonalml. Judy Tallman. Carol Sir-wrt. tfurolyn Travcr. Sally Long. Bred Mixed Chorus is. for many CHS vocal music students. a step on the ladder leading to a cappella choir. Students interested in enrolling must try out with Nlr. llellaan. the director. Standard repertoire for mixed voices is performed each year for the student lwodv. Vocal ' Many levels of vocal music are made available for CHS students. all as preparation for a cappella choir. Through participation in programs and classroom activity voices are trained and developed. Students gain an appreciation of good music as vsell as experience in its presentation. v lg Q . 9 la 9 49? W Y'f, P,fJ4 - ,GF X la 1 fl Front row: Deanna Sehyvineht. Johanna Smith. Dorothy Shadle. Brenda Kramer. Phyllis Judd, Becky Matzen, Sharon Sager, Carol Houser. Georgia Harkins, Jo Ann Lein. Karen Graham. Mary Sullivan. Donna Johansen. Dorothea Olsen. Mr. Dellaan. Row two: Betty Messerli. Marilyn Norris. Diane MeNeil, Joan Easley. Beverly Basarich. Barbara Bunn. Nancy Morrow. Eleanor Anderson. Judy Jordan, Shirley Boyert. Leatrice Kosarek. Judy Kimble. Mary Jane Petersen, Beth Hansen. Row three: Carol Weclge. Judy Parchen. Kathy Rohwer, Geneva White. Nancy Holmes, Margie MeKindriek. Carolyn Mahmens, Joan Johnson, Delores Paulline. Martha Hansen. Lorraine Stoeeken. Nathalie Drury, Gloria Harnden. Row four: Joyce Hook. Janice Fuller, Judy Hook, Pat Taylor. Sharon Bier, Sandra Lee, Arlene Hull. Annette McCann. Georgia Stratton. Marilyn Ramigz. Sharon Vangzburn, Vernice Roenfeldt. Diane Dorsey, Mary Lou Marlowe, Donna Pitts. Wa Front row: Mr. DeHaan. Duane Tompkins. Joe Golden. Henry Fulliek. Ivan Fchaal. Karl Heidinger. Charles Fulton. John Price. Charles Kime. Chris Pastras. Row two: David Simpson. David Golden. John LeProvost. Jim Wilson. Rod Lanaghan, Jim Krambeek. Harvey Evers, Douglas Nelson. Charles Ladehoff. Tom Sampson. Bob Grossman. Row three: Ken Larkin. Tom Campbell. Barry Green. Bruee Petersen. Einar Johnson. Richard Slaymaker. Lynn Lyon. Dick Fhelko. Dean Allen. David Yovos, David Pieper. Allen Wilcox. , ,, . Q vi fy ,s A Q 3 J Fir 'yfi 3 el IJ' yi, A .fat 'www 't I 5 x f if Q? 5 5 Front row: Joanne Howard. Ronald Conrad. Shery Scott, Marilyn Randy. Rarbara Sllll'tll'II1ZtIl. John Clement. R010 two: Carol Barholz. Bill Matz, Charles Booth. Connie Kuelpvr. Karen llolton. Judy Reter, Priscilla Earhart. Sharon Svott. Vicki Show. Row three: lit-wrly Stu:-dt-niann. lflf-anor Stumbaugh. Paul Strunck. Margaret l'ainpt-rin. Cordon Cfuminingrs. Jerry Pfdlenian. Wiley Pillars. LaVerne Mosher. Mary Ann Zastrow. llarroll Meyers, Dave Williams. Rau' jour: Eileen Richardson. Elaine Rruggenwirth. Joan Turner, Edward Williams. Shelby Scott. Ronald Meuller, Kathy Kop- penhaver, Elbert Hudson, Pat Ries. Uill Fugate. Allan Grimm. Jack Rockwell. Dick Anderson. Steve Morgan. Leon Morsing. Row -lite: Carol Houst-r. Toni Ryan. Linda Fralun. Judy Qualman. Catherine Lovkhart. Janice Turner. Barbara Wilson, Larry Ness, Lanny Kruse. gmac! A sports spectator becomes more enthusiastic when the CHS marching band begins to musically support its team: parades would not be the same without the co-operation of the band. Q MQUORETTES DRUM OBOE DUET Esther Nord. lrma Jean Morris. Bonnie Cox, Pat M.-XJORETTE Adrienne Lorenz Colburn. Mary Williams. Nancy Ridenour. Judy Carol Hauser Kay Rutenlaeck Hill . fra wx Stuart Wells. .-7 Front f0llff llary Nlvrisinge-r, llarol Kc-tvlson. Mary Williams. Nora Cook, Sue Wriglitfif-lfl. Mary llaniill. lit-1-ky Han-1-n. Rott' firm: Kar:-n Kvtelsr-n. Wt-ml:-1 Egxgxr-rs, Kay 5ta-ifforfl. l.arry Kvtvlsvti. llllflil Eflll1S4'l'. .Ioan 5LiIl'lK'I'. ffarttl llill. Kay Rutt-nln-uk. Arlrivririz- l.or1-nz. Run' thrfv: Jarolrl lmin. Clem- Nlavliavl. Caylt- lit-ntlirup. Julie- Flivrimlan. Sliirlcy IN-rizvl. Donald llinz. Max Nloort-, Lona Luvkritz, lfliarle-s l't-lton. Ce-orgc Foste-r. W:-nda Romvy, Gypsy W:-lls. Row four: Paul lit-kowie-sf-. llliil Svlnnitlt. .lim lfarstf-nsvn. ilonratl Cousins, Myron ilrou-Q-, l,arry Finitli. Stuart Wt-lls. Robe-rt Willis. Cary liuvll. xl1lI'gllll'flIt' ji-ttrfr. :Klan Nlarskr-, lioli Zif-kau. Ronnie' Carr. llarry Doym-. Bruce Nlills. Ron' fire: llavitl Moy:-r. llilliort Sander, Stanley Laasvli. ,lolin Hain. Pvnny llclfray. Nlr. Rogvr 0. Stoskopli. jutly Ftillivk. gdltd For those- who enjoy the mort- svrvnc music. tht- Co1it'vt'l lmaml joins l reP1Jot't ancl lluliuque in the Tri-lloulnle-l Music Festival and also pleases listeners at loval programs. HORN Ql'nXli'l'li'l' C,Il,.XRlNlfT TRIO Larry Smith. Holi Willis. Gary Buell. Ronnie Conrad. lolin Clermont. Gary it s f ,,f- 1 i Mc-nsin l iii S 1 Front row: Karen Lind. Nlaxine Brown. Karen Bleggenbc-rg. joan McCall. Row two: Barbara Zent- ner, Alan Doyne. Charlotte Frederieksen. Deanna Homstad. Adrienne Lorenz. Carol Havigzhurst. Row three: Lani Tyler, Sharon Grossman. Donna Card, Becky Hansen, Nora Cook. Pat Bc-is. Bill Nlatz. John Cl:-ment. Cary Mensinger. Row four: Glen Abramson, Barbara Kushner, Mary Hamill. Barbara Amlerson. Joanne Howard. Stanley Laashe. Row 4il.l'f'f Catherine Lockhart. Carol llouser. Barbara Wilson. Leon Blorsing. Larry Smith. 0 The string ensemble, directed by Mrs. Stoskopf, has been quite popular this year with organizations in Clinton who wished to have dinner music provided. The group also played for such River King assemblies as the National Honor Society induction. Front row: Karen Lind. Barbara Zentner, Karen Kleggenberg, Donna Hellweg. Sharon Grossman. Lani Tyler. Row two: Alan Doyne, Kathryn Ocker, John Hein, Rob Gifford. Eva ,loy Mantle. Kay Rutenbeck, Donna Card. Charlotte Fredericksen. U Front r0u': llonna Hvllweg, Eva joy Nlantlc. Kay Rutenheck. Row nw: Pat Tyler. Sonya Curry, Peggy Glaser. Judy Sw-ndsen, Judy Fullick, Row three: Ronald Conrad, Judy Reter. Carla lfslinger, Carol Hill. Gypsy Wells. Max Moore. Vicki Shew, Cathy Colschen. Row four: Priscilla Earhart. Sharon Scott, Karen Kctelsen. Kay Stafford. Myron Crouse, Phil Schmidt, Paul Bekowies, Bill Fugate, Allen Marske, Barry Doyne. Rau' fire: ,loan Sander. Penny lIcCray, John Hein, Roh Gifford. Mrs. Stoskopf. 0 This organization has grown rapidly during the past two years under the direction of Mrs. Roger Stoskoph. Some of the members have hecn working with orchestral instruments since grade school. These students who play instruments like to play together. Also. orchestra fosters music appreciation. since the more one knows. the more one enjoys this type of entertainment. Their activities this year included a spring concert. an assembly concert, and accompaniments for various assemblies. Also. orchestra participated in the Tri-Double-I Music Festival. held in Clinton early in May. Lani Tyler, violing Kathryn Ocker. pianog Kay Rutenhcck. 'cc-llo. OFFICERS Anne Bent. vice president: Cloilene Brunson. presldentg Karen Krause. secretary. Pollywogs are girls interested in synchronized swimming, Newly learned talents were applied in the presentation of a show for the ,lunior Carnival and a spring watershow. Favorite events were the chili suppers. one to get acquainted and one to initiate new members. The girls collaborated with Pep Club to present the Polly Pep, a formal dance which is a big event for all CHS girls. Linder the direction of Miss Nlussett. the sponsor, the girls helped promote school activities by selling concessions at a basketball game and by sponsoring a mixer. Front row: Karen Nleggenberg. Karen Krause. Hobbe Hviclston. Marlo Keller. Robbie ,lean johnson. Miss Mussett. Row two: Susie Dierks, Martha Utroska. Jfiyce Nisslvy. Faunclra James. .llllly Witn- ders, Sandra Dnmsalla. Row three: Clorlene Brunson. Sharon Van Sant. Alberta Klingenlu-rg, Lola Hebeler, Carol Gilbert, Anne Bent. or 1 7 7 I gp wr q 4 , I flb Q I t X 6 1 Q.,-ff.,-ff. - , if lliesi- Unli girls. Karen Krause. president: l ,loan Sander: and Anne li:-nt, vice president, U are pictured leaning for a playday. Q Y I 1 - 6 CAA members attended the Lvniyersity of Iowa Playday. the llistrict GAA Playday, the State Gr-XA Playday at Ames. and in turn presented a playday here at CHS to help stimulate an interest in physical activities such as basketball. volleyball. bad- minton. archery. bowling. swimming. and softball. These are now fun. and will serve as a basis for adult recreation. Less vigorous activities include sponsoring the Spinstersi Spree and a mother-daughter tea. The state name of the club was changed last November to Girls' Recreation Asso- ciation. but GAA was used in CHS this year to avoid confusion. Front row: Barbara Kuehner. janet Aude. Thelma Harvey, Shirley Leu. Jeanne Ce-hrmann. Vici Fromang, Sharon Todtz, Barbara Wiehold, Mary Milder. Row two: Penny McCray. Eva Joy Mantle, Vernice Rose-nfeldt, Diane Dorsey. Connie Townsby. Judy Wonders. Janet Jordan. Jane Wyatt, Eloise Prigga, Pat Taylor, Miss Robson. Row three: Donna Johansen. Cathy Colschen. Elaine Brugrgenwirth. ,ludy Hazelhurst. Carol Gilbert. Margie Holm. Mary .-Xnn Kair. Shirley Bout-rt. Kathryn Kavadas, Revecca Matzen, Karen Krause. Row four: Judy Svendsen, Anne Bent, Joan Sander. Georgia Stratton, Kay Rutenbeck. Suzie Curtis, Daun Weber, Karen Bentrup, Mary Lou Marlowe, Susan Fuhrmann, Lois Harbeek. ta.CNn me Wmadq S Lauralee Nlourf- Judy Young. Lynn An derson, Carol Kcftelsvll. Front row: Jud Coleman. Alverta Amey. Row two: Laurel Peetz. Karen Meg- Y genberg. Row three: Carol Johnson, Susie Dierks. Julie Sheridan, Judy Parchen, Carol Heidinger. Lynn Reidesel. :lj -L , Nl fri? A ku 5 V it 9 ' Lag f - a 1 f, Queen Carolyn Traver and her attendants, Beth Hansen. Dixie Wright and Sharon Graham 71 ' Queen Carolyn and Team Repre- sentative David Vovos, Train bearers Tom King, Dean Neumann. Senior attendant Sharon Graham and Senior President Bill Owen. Junior attendant Dixie Wright and Junior President Curtis Powell. Sophomore attendant Beth Han- sen and Sophomore President Tom Campbell. ---,,..m .H . Y ,, ,M . 5. if i' A i al Ox , K I I . . 9 V -f ' . ' u X s 'fp 1 YP? va 1 5 'IID1 1 . .9-rx ,1 Kneeling: john lngxraliani. llary Edwards. ,lf-rry 5uiti'r. A. llruce' Xlills, llgivi- Yours, llavm' l'ic'pe'r. Dennis Hoialmen. Ross Spooner. Walter Park:-r, llob Grossman. Stanrlirzg: Coach john Crinnnings, Ce-urge llnlwr. ,lolin Thompson, Larry Stahl. Ron Sheridan. Cary Lorenz. Jack fillase, llcnnis Nlr'Kinley. Dave 0'lirie-n. Ronald Smith, Jim Stvhbe-ns. john Ke-nt, jim lfarstciisvri, Elbert lludson, Larry Jakubscn. WW? Our River King football teanfs record of five wins and four losses doesn7t really show the type of ball Clinton played. since they played the top teams in the area. The Kings lost their first few games because of fumbleitis,H but seemed to have this situation well in hand as the season closed. Highlight of the season was the Homecoming victory over Roosevelt. The game which was most heartbreaking for the Kings to lose was the Cedar Rapids Wilson game in which the River Kings were strongly favored. ln the Nlississippi Valley Conference Clinton finished third behind Davenport and Dubuque. WAYNE JOHNSON JACK CII.-NSE JINI CAESTENSEN TINIMIE BLOIINT ' ' l C rd Tackle- Lnd HC ua -, , .l if 4 W ski., A 1 .JM X 'vi Krmeling: Rnd Lanaghan. 'l'inunin' Blount. Ce-ralrl Martin. Cary Buell, Charles Laelelmff. Charles 'l'illf-ma. 'll-fl Ilan-lis. Hunald Carr. Robert liurns. Ed Flu-llc-r. IJ3Ylll Nlohr. S1anzI'irzg.' Bruce Kaine-r. lflarvnee liean. Rnllert Fierk. Ru-s liarruwsi Waynf- Fatelielt. Cary Nlurpliy, Wayne Jflllllsllll, Hieliarrl 5l1eilk1-. ,Xllvn Rallije-. lliek Vtlilwxr. Kai Hansen. Larry Judd. iluaeli Rus-ell Larsen. Uiaeli Dun lle, age-r. Clinton was clefeatecl liy the Loras Cubs in the Kings' opening game of tlle season. 26-12. The River Kings 4lifln't get their attaek in gear and lust tlie lrall via the funilxle quite frequently. Juclcl and Lorenz scored both touchdowns for tlie Kings. Lllllitltl liammererl Ft. AlIll1IillSt'. nf llavenport. into sulunission. 3l-T. in Clintonis first home game. Clinton was paeefl in seoring by Clarence Dean. who scored a t0UClldOWIl and lmutr-rl tliree extra points. Vilayne Fateliett leel tlie clefensive Crew lwy making seventy-five per cent of the Kings' tackles. Larry Judd. a junior lmaek. scored twice. along witll llennis llnialmen to enrl tlie scoring for tlie Kings. RICHARD SHELKO HUUNEY IAXNACHAN RONALD CARR BRUCE MILLS Center Quarterback Tackle Halfliaek - -,,L 1 .j.... .V xg EU! 'fbx ,A fi-wx 'ix WAYNE FATCHETT CARY MURPHY CHUCK LADEHOFF BOB CROSQNIVV Tackle Guard End Cllaffl Clinton squeaked a close 13-6 verdict over Iowa City as they won their third game in five starts. The Little Hawks threatened as the game ended. hut otherwise didn't have much of an offensive going. The game was also marked hy a terrific 69- yiard punt lay Larry Jakuhsen. the longest in the Mississippi Valley Conference during tie season. ln the Homecoming game the River Kings edged favored Cedar Rapids Roosevelt. 14-13. The game was marked by Clarence Dean's TT-yard touchdown run. The lfiver Kings featured a powerful ground attack in this game, rolling to 228 yards. Another feather in the Kings' hat was that the River Kings were the only team to defeat the Roughriders during the season. Davenport thumped the Kings hy a score of 28-6 in the Parents' night game. The win gave the Devils first place in the conference. Kings didn't have the necessary manpower to stop the hoard of Blue Devil hacks who sifted through the line to score six touchdowns. Dubuque ran over the River Kings. 20-7, to ruin any hope the Kings had of getting second place in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Clarence Dean was the only scorer for the Kings. He also converted for the extra tally. The River Kings ground out a 23-6 victory over Nloline. Illinois. to close the season. In a terrific first half the Kings scored 21 points. Moline came back in the second half to make their one touchdown. The Kings scored again in the fourth period. Clarence Dean scored two touchdowns. four points after touchdowns. and threw a scoring pass to Jack Chase. ELBERT HUDSON ROX SHERIDAN ALLEN RATHJE ED SHELLER. IMVID NIOHR Tackle Cpmpr Tackle Managers XX.- 7' rn 1 . ' A 1 Front: lerry Murphy. Allen Nlarske, Jack Marr, George Blount, Delbert Friis. Jim Bailey, Robert Buell. Lynn Lyon. John Leprevost, Russell Luckritz. Row two: Charles Rutledge, Mikkel Cooper, Paul Edens. Robert Baugh. Larry Buckley, Charles Allesee, Russell Bentley, Bruce Havens, Bill Ellwanger, Robert Richardson, Iiarry Greene. Row three: Paul Cromer, Larry jordan, ,lack Wharff, Michael Ryan. Carl Brunson, Larry Markley, jim Jorgensen, Larry Langschwanger, ,lack Wolfe, john Schorr. Row four: Paul Ilekowies. Charles White. Robert Iiasarich, John NIcCovern. Mike Widmayer. ,Iames NIcGauvran. James Jeffries. Robert Neisslie, Tom Wichelniann, Dean Neumann. S '7aoMalZ Clinton Highls sophomores had a losing football season this year but still showed signs of improving as the last few games were played. The Kinglings lost seven games. won one. and tied one to round out their season. Highlight of their season was the victory over Iowa City by a 13-7 verdict. The Moline game was an exciting game also, since they deadlocked at a 7-7 tie. The little Kings finished in seventh place in the Mississippi Valley Conference race. Nloline ..... ,,t, , 12 26 Davenport . , t,,, 6 21 Rock Island , , , 7 21 Dubuque ,,,, 21 38 CLINTON OPP. Rock Island ..,.. 26 Dubuque ..... . 6 Davenport ...... ,,,, 1 8 Iowa City ...... ., ,D 13 Moline. ,, 7 CLINTON OPP Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton , U ,, 7 36 Fulton 7 , 71 29 Davenport , , ,,,,, 26 , .. ,, 19 Dubuque ,, 36 . ,, 21 Davenport , . .. , 34 , 16 Dubuque 39 SOPHOMORE ,, ,, 28 Fulton , ,, , 77 ,, ..,,. 24 Davenport , ,, 31 20 Dubuque . , 35 28 Davenport . , 27 19 Dubuque 36 .JUNIOR VARSITY 19 Dubuque 36 ,. 15 Dubuque ,, ,C 40 VARSITY fLow score indicates win.j Geronzin, Stitzell, Peterson The Clinton High School Fall Track team completed a good season. The Varsity won four meets, lost one, and tied for first place in the conference. The sophomore squad won four, lost one, and placed second in the conference. Junior Varsity won both of their meets. ?a!Z 71466 Back row: Fred Luthans, Ernest Schaffer, Arthur Matje, Arnie Geronzin, Gerald Peterson, John Stitzell Larry Kramer Dennis Weeden Dave Work Bill Limbrecht Robert Stevenson Second row Richard Whitney Jerry Jordon Larry Ketelsen Mike Kearney Jim Wil on Lew Evan Wayne Suehl Dick Parker Dan Mabee Thomas Hertzberg Front row Dave Nelson Bill Gorman Dave Simpson Emer Johnson Ron Mueller Jim Chaffee Aaron Cousins Jim Carey Digbie Willard Jerry Jorgensen Tom King Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton 62 Fulton 62 Dixon 46 T2 6l 56 65 T6 Wilscnli Marion 57 Davenport Sterling Iowa Clif' Rock lslancl 518 43 61 55 50 60 xt ix J 'r .L- lla Qs.-. --. .... au- ,,, '- Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Franklin I Dulmuque East Nlolinv Nlvliinlvy Rot-lc lslancl llawnport Iowa City x fill Q 4 41 .V .. if Clin V3 Clint :'nton C llllill 'Q Q? 'fa i Serlionnl Tournmnenl ora' n.-wan 45 65 5t. Nlarfs .47 llislpirl T0lll'fllIlI16'f1f 62 Ft. :Xn1lmrosf' 50 53 Loras 55 , lt M : . I, I Q if ' 4 A 1 li l If 0. I 1 is Q in Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton After Coach Howard Judd's squad of River Kings had won the state swimming crown for an unprecedented fourth consecutive year, ,luddy was asked to pose with some of the trophies his teams at CHS have won. Wcvzadq Sconce 40 Oak Park 14 New Trier 41-2 Roosevelt ,, .7 59 Moline 51 Burlington 47 West Rockford Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton man Www Sana 28 Oak Park ......,. .,s.. 4 9 Cllnton ..... ...... 4 7 12 New Trier ........ ..... 64 Clinton ..... ...... 5 0 Muscatine s,s.... East Rockford Muscatine ,ss.,, Janesville .s,s.. Ottumwa ..., Moline ...... West Rockford J anesville ...... L , is s' ' V il P ,, gf. GIA'-s -.:.-5, N. ,,,, J 's' 5 . A, 0 Front row: Tom King. ,lerry Jorgensen, lim Wilson, Arnie Greonzin. Boh Grossman, Dick Harden George Blount. Timmie Blount. Merle Stottlemeyer. Gerald Martin. Yvavne Johnson Ronny' Carr: Row Iwo: Nlartin Ray. :Xrt llanson. Merle Clark. Ron Mueller. Charlesdlillema. Bob Buell. lvan Sehaal. llc-W ayne Clausen. llarvey livers. Kai Hansen. Walter Parker. Bill lfllwinger. John Ingra- ham. l.arry Jordon. Gary Buell. Larry Toinkins. Coach l,eonarfl Wilson. I The Clinton High School wrestlers. hoasting one of the hest teams in this area. finished their season in a flurry of wins hy defeating Mc-Kinley of Gedar llapids. Bock lsland. and Bock Falls. With these wins Clinton posted an impressive ll-2 season record in dual meets. The conelusion of the season left four hoys with the distinction of a perfect record against all regular season opposition. They are Jerry Jorgensen. .lim Wilson. Tim Blount. and Nlerle Stottlemeyer. After entering an unprecedented six men in the lowa High State Vlfrestling meet. Clinton wound up as the No. 5 team in the state of lowa. lfast Waterloo was first followed hy West Waterloo. and Davenport. Tim Blount. George Blount. Merle Stottlemeyer. Jerry Jorgensen. ,lim Wilson. and Arnie Geronzin eomhined forces to represent Clinton at the state meet. Of these six men. three were eliminated in the preliminary competition. three went on to the semi-finals and one went on to the finals. George Blount. a sophomore this year. made an impressive showing for himself not only hy winning third in the state. hut also hy coming out as the district Cham- pion in the 138-lh. class. Tim Blount. last year's 138-pound state champion and district champion at 145 pounds this year. dropped his first and only hout in two years. ln the semi-finals. Blount wrestled his sixtieth bout and was defeated T-2 hy an East Waterloo hoy who went on to become state champion. Blount wrestled and won the Consolation hout for third place. Merle Stottlemeyer. runner up last year in the state. was Clintons only repre- sentative in the finals. Stotlemeyer ended up second in his division. iw! '5 'f'4k'm-.fx 4 Ti ik' U wx! .. 1- . Q, Ax-L .1 ' Ls-flag R va -an v S Q U r4,.a ', ,M 0' F f Q' Y S , 'X 0, v L , e dim. Q ,..Q. ' 4. I x, 'W W' . 2 J-. . - - A, L 1 . . iw. 44 . A 1 V 4 .. ' - ,FQ if F Q- - r ,axf g K ' , I . I Q -A - ,f--V 1,39 1 ' j V . 4 s n A ' 9 9 ! P A ,I fb Y 4 x -FJ. Q-D 4l 4:53 4- 1,4 .14 j5,f1 x O Q xifn. di i 'fs 1 1 'n ll v 3 U M1551 Harden. Work. Weeden, Rasmussen. SCHEDULE April 12-Davenport. There :Xpril 15-Sterling. Here April 17-Dubuque. There April 20vRock lslaml. Here April 23-Loras. There April 26-Davenport. Here :Xpril 29-Nloline. Here May 2-East Moline. Here M a y May Nlay May May Nlay May Xlay emukt lfwilstrri. There 6-- 11 1-l 18 21 23 25 Sterling. There District lluhuque. Here Conference Loras. Here Nloline. There State Front row: ,Ierry Jorgensen, Richard Harden, Marvin Rasmussen. Dennis W'eeden, David Work Bob Burns. Row two: Bill Matz. Mark Corr, Alan Grimm. Colin Reuter, John LePr0v0st, John Ingraham, Mike Ryan. bf 3 v 7 3 f U l V iz, ie 'R T' Front row: Ed Fheller, Karl Hr-idingf-r, David Nc-lsnn, Hill lflikkeriia. Rau' Iwo: ,lim Carstensen Coach John Neilson, Jim Stehbens, ,Iohn Morgan. SC H IQIJULE April 12--Sterling. There April I3-Rock Islancl. Here April 16-St. Ambrose. Here April 18-Moline, Here April 20-Quadrangle at Loras April 26-Davenport, There May 1-Loras, Here May 2--Moline, There May 6-Dubuque, Here May 9-Davenport, Here May 11-District May 1-1--Dubuque, There May 18-Conference, Here May 21-Rock Island, There May 23-St. Ambrose, There May 25-State CLU. ii QF' IIEIJC LBRAHY C 5-5, !C'WA QLIJI X .f f ,Jw f-J'--,.,..r ,T 7J' f Q - 1 g Q!! if 'K ,MAA f,Js-vw' Cary Lorenz Ken Meyer, Larry Buckley, Bob 1' if I X R, :fxl - f . . 'H'.,.N-. Wafwdy Wdfldbd Seated: Rod Lanaghan, Tom Sampson, Dave 0'Brien. Standing: Gary Lorenz, Bill Levine, Larry Judd, Fred Luthans. I -I I -1 Wafudq 77042 'Wacdtow ,lhtllll SLIIIIIPNUII. l re-tl l.uthunN. 'fum llf-rtxllurg. Waudq Zoned! Hill Ilt-ff. Tfnn Hyun. .lark K1-nt. Clan-not llvan. Tom Sampson. Dave 0'liri1-n. '1 V Warsaw Dazaaa 7 KIll'PlI.Vlg.' Rif-haul Sll1'H'UD, Divk Abbott. Slanrling: Javk Kent. Larry jakulrsvn. Ron Smith. llc-nnis NI4'Kinln-y. IIT 1 if W4-:arg 7041654117 Kneeling: Rod Lanaghan. Dick Shvlko. Stand- ing: ,Iavk Kent. Larry Jakubscn, Dun Knut- Sfln. Kneeling Roll Land han B111 lltff Ed Rgulmg Tom Kneeling larry Kramer Xrnn feronun Jon Han hurt Ryan Ayamlmg Erngt Schaffer Clanm-9 Dt-an jack fan Buell Mike Kearney .Standing Erne! Qchaffir Bwrl Swan on Ce-rald Pnter on Dave Pleper john sllllkll '74,-544.7 440 2444 Emma-14 Wwzatg X670 aad7lZclc Panama April 29 Sterllng May May May May May May May S Z Fm Lla Juli nt r0u': Kenneth Mill:-r. ,lame-S Fralim. Gene 511-w-li-un. Train King. De-an Neumann. lJf'Wa5ne ufvn. lloli Buell. Danny Hulienliorsl, liill Corrnan, Nlikl-cel ffnupa-r, Ilavf- Simpson, Bob Blillflll. n Hupp, ,lim Nlcilauvran. ji-rry jnrgi-ri-en, Jvrry X:--bitt. Paul li:-kuwivf. RllbSf'll l.ur'krilz. Rau' Iwo: Carl lirunsun. I.arry l.J:1IlgSI'llWi1gll'I', ,lim Klliaffev. Ci-iw Nlavliawl. Larry jnrrlan. ,lim llailev llill Fllwanger, Jaek Wolfe- Dm-llivrt Friie Ilan 'Xdlvr Ronalwl Xlueller Gerr' H' wi Rul ,i - . t. A V - . Y dn- Y. im-rt N4-issliv, Charles All:-sec, Pre-nliw Shaw, Digbie Willard, ,lim Manning. Row lhree: Cnaeli fil'llllHllflglS. llnli Hiclianlwrl, l,arry Markle-y, llaw llamstra, ,lim Jury:-ns:-li, Holi Gifford. .lack Marr, Charles Rutledge, Jim Nlclje-ak, ,lim Jefferies, Larry Buckley, Tom Canipln-ll, Allen Nlarfka-. Barry Crm-ne-. Harry Ford, Einar Johriwn. Paul Ellen-. Bruce Haw-ns. 71 SCHICIJULE April 'JiNIuIine. There April 12-Davenport, There April 23-Dubuque, Here May Tslloclc Island, Here Nay l4HSt. Ambrose, Here May 22-Davenport Sophomore Relays , 1' X Q an ' Vw Z f J4 I 1 I f 5 FL fa I 1 cr 'F . r L 5 4, ' . -7-r -s-. ffaolw- '41 lin, 0' Q-' 912: 3' ' 4 9 ,' ' fa.:1h..7ut 5 ' rv I! ' L, ' as vt fin .I 'Jw' ,Q i l 3 'c x1 ' ' A 1... 'Nw' 'In I I I I ,. QQ? Y 'Q 4 . me C m I, f 4 I N! ' I . . Q ?--'Al' .'.. ,AS J XX -.Q fe ,Ol Q 4 , ,. , l. 5 A' A l 3 s -.. , I' wr ll I 4 Sf ,I I Q e f Y .S 1. I L. x .I 452 N. f Hifi 'Q tl . , 11 1 i 1 : 1 G- H, Q Q!-,F E if Y F 3 i' Fe: ,A,. ,X ,gn-J An i GLENN A BH A BISON Alw Orvh. l--I: I-'IB 2. 3. ' 5 '17.-'? ' N 'X .J f I .,. WZ? LAVUNNE ANDERSON Vnnl'llt'u DLA 1. HR s-t 21 News 43 Pan Am 2-4: I.at 2. 3: Y-T 2-4: FTA 3. 4. f If Q .65 E. fi? Q V J' .X 4:7 d 4 KlfNNI'lTll ARIN SANIJIIAX :Xl.lllllIlll .l 'XNlIll'l -Xl.l.lfN K 'lUYu llll N-I lg Sl. Ji: Hur 'lpwnz If: th. Nlx 1.h. Ufup Bacllf-lurf: limo-t 2: FIS mgn Nc-uw 2. 3: Xu 2. ll: Orch fi. 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I'Iar11c'y Q '9'l Class Prvs. 23 HR pr 'I' gf' I 1- U I 3 gn .. Fr Ch. Mx CI1. .X Cup 3. 4: A111 1-3: Lal Cl pr , Bach Ir: FB 1. 2: BB I-43 Tr 1-4: SE low 5C 43 Germany cab 2. 35 3, I2 IIl'1'- III vw' IZ I,I'4IIIl f,I111'1'11. BIfYIfIII,Y II-XF.-XIIICII III-vu CIW 3. '11 I'z1n Jxlll 4: Y- I V Tr-1111+ I-4: If'I',K -I. 1 , 5 7 I 1 .8 ' I ...... 1 , , i x I xx PATRICIA BENGTSON Pal CI:-0 2. 3. ACap 43 GAA 23 Pan A111 2-34 Y-Tevns 1-43 FTA 3. 4. BILL OWEN K1-X Y K ELLY ANNE BEYIQ Sparky Derring HS 13 POI 2-4: vp 45 CA.-K 2-43 vp -I-: Y-Tvens 2-41 FT.-K 4. SHARON B.-XICH Pan 3. H Nvvvs 4: CIM- 2. 3: CAA IQ Pan .-X111 I-I: FT.-X 3, 4. N-'7 SHARON Bll-IR RRVCI-I BIRD Clem- 3. 45 Pllll A111 2-43 Y- 5I 'Ig II N Teens 1.4: F'l'A 4. HR pr 4. vp 3: 91. 4: nivwg -I-1 0rm'I1 3: II:-14'I1: Fri II1 NIXKI1 If ap3.1 CII PII I3 Trli Yrli :Y GERALD RL.-UR 1LUSKn The Hawk Jolie-1 Tns HS 1: Glee- 21 ACap 3. 4g Bach: FB 21 Track 2-4. BARBARA BROWN frsanf' sw HS, KC, MO. 1-3, Pan Am 4, Y-Teens 43 FTA 4. DOROTHY RLOLWNT Fr0nchy Slendal HS lg Lat 3: Y-Tm-ns 2-4: I-'FA 4. SHIRLEY BOYERT Clee 3. 4: CAA 2-4, cab 4g Y-Teens 2-4. ELIZABETH BRODERICK Betty Y-Teens 21 CAA 3. IVIAXINE BROWN Max SC 3, Orch 2-4, pr 4, ens 4: GAA 2, Pan Am 2, 33 Y-T 1-4, cab 35 FTA 3, 4, pr 45 Pres cl 4: Nat Hon Soc 3, 4. . .'N CH.-XRI.HS BOOTH HR vp 1: Band l-41 Pun Am 23 liuchg Sl-i Cl 31 Nluth Cl 4. TININIIE BLOLNT HR pr 2. 4: Fr Ch vp. Mx Ch, Bavhg FB 1-43 Tr 1-4: Wr 1-4, Stan- Champion 3. -- ll 4. Y 'M t Best Dancers CLODENE BRUNSON JANE BULLARO HR Sec 4, Fr Ch, clf-C 2, Mx 'LBullffS Ch 35 Pol 4: pr 43 Pep C1 An Staff2g Fr Ch 1, 3, 44 Pan Am 3, 4, Y-T 1-43 Mx Ch 3g Y-Teens FTA 3. 4, Prc-'S Cl 4. 1, 2, 4. v . , ,, Y 1 LX- WA R R HN B1'RN1fT'1' 5llli1r'yu Baeh: Boost 3: Woudshop Award. 1 I l'I.uf 3 F ...-l. 21' L f I A RUBY BLYXTON Rube Pan Xm 23 Y-'I'e-ens 2-4 57 ALL-KN CRIMNI DH 41105 NICLLIGAN ROBLRT ROINALD CARR CARPENTER Bumoi- Rf- HR vp 4 Band 14 Pan Am Bachelor FB 2 3 Zthw r 0 t FB 1 diy MARY JANE BYERS HR pr 3. s-I 4: Glex- 1-3. pr 3, ACap 43 Y-'l'e-4-ns 1-4. pr 4g Pep Cl 4, s 43 Pres Cl 43 HlPI1lt'l'l?Ill1Ilgl Attendant 3. TERRY CARLSEN Terr HR tr 1: Clee 25 Boost 3 Bach, FB 1: BB 1: Sw 1. BECKY CARNES Class Pres 3: St Rods- v 4, . P HR vp 13 SC 1-4. cab 3, 4, Sup Ct 25 Nat Th 2-4, Lit Th 2-4, pr 3. Huck Finn g Fr Ch, Mx Ch, ACap 3, 4g Pep Cl 3, 4g Pan Am 1-4, s 3g Y-T 1-4, cab 1g FTA 35 His- tory award 3: Prom attg Nat Hon Soc 3, 4. JAMES CARSTENSEN Jim HR vp 1, 2g Lit Th 43 Nat Th 43 Dc-b 3. 4. Nat For Lg 3, 4, tr 4g Pan Am 3, 43 Bachg Boost 2, 3: FB 1-43 BB 1, 23 Golf 1-4, FTA 4. HAROLD CADY Caddy Bachelors: FB 2, 3. -ff JLTDITH CARSTENSEN Judy HR S-I1. 23 An 3. 4: Clee 1. 2: Pep C143 Pan Am 2-4g Lat 1-39 Y-T 1-4, ast vp 41 FTA 3. 4: Gateway att 3. ! 5 W. 167 'AX X-4 ,.4l0 ! mf' JOSEPH JACK CHASIC CICORGIC fflIRIS'l'0lfl4' ,XIAYIN qllAl'gl.Qy HR lr 21 Ulm- 31 Bach: Havhvlur- 11 I-'li 1: Wr I. 5r'ul'l14-a-I --R....k Ilmsr 3: FI! 2-41 BB 31 Tr 3. nu.-1,..1.,r., Class Pre-s 1: Bam-hg FB 1-3: Wr 1. 57 JL' DITH Cl..-XLSEN 'sjudyu HR pr 3: Nix lfh 1. 3. :XCap 43 Cheer 1-31 Pan Am 3. 4: Lat 2. 3: YET 1-4: FTA 3. 4. 1105! Likely To Succeed JP fl , Y E F2 If Band 1-4: Urch 1. 43 Bache- ' lors. gif .X ' ' I 14 5: JUDITH COLEMAN flute-fs HR pr.4. s-t 3: Nat Th 3fefrf1,f'2Lj13f 41 EUGENE CAROL COOK DONALD ' T ' ' ' . . . 1 ,,,...,-' --geavpn can CQINMQIINR HR s:r 24 EE 4. blee 1-3: COPELAND Wan New 3 4 fwnvo 1 Pelp Ll 4g Pan Am 3g Lat 1- Mx Ch 1. Lat 3. BB An 2 3 Nlaj 2 Lhevr Bachelors: PTA 4, 33 Y'T 14- 15 Tr 13 FTA 4, 34 Pan4ml4 Lat '3 YT14 34 Pr0mAtt3 JOHN CLEMENT - RICHARD DAVID ELLISON CARLA ESLINGER ROGERS Rabbits Band 1-4. Orch 3. 41 Fr Ch, Rich Shattuck Acd. 1-31 :X Cap- Mx Ch 3. A Cap 4: Pan Am Nat Th 3. 4. I.it Th IWH3 4- 1-4: Lat lg Y-Teens 1-4. 3, 4. Seventeenth Summer. Our Tuwllul D1-half-3. 42 Haeh: Tr 2. ERIK FARLEY Eater Class vp 3g HR pr 3, vp 2gSC1-4. cab 33 Lit Th 2-4, Aunt Susie. Heaven Can Wait, C0nn. Yank, ucingerf' i'SeventeentI'l Summer. Our Town : NFL 3. 4g Deb 3, 4: News 3, 4: C-lee 1-4. vp 4: Pan Am pr 4: Bach vpg Boost 3: BB 35 Ten 13 Pres Cl 4: Prom att: Boys' State. YYY' DICK SHELKO JUDY WEBER DAVID FERGESEN I ergy HR pr 1, 2, s-tg I-it Th 3.43 Seventeenth Summer. Our Town g Fr Ch Mx Ch, A Cap 3, 4, ens 1-4. Mikad0 g Pan Am I-41 I.at 1-33 Bach: Boost 2. 3: Sw 21 Ten 2. 3. SHIRI FY FFNIILI FLIKKEMA FUGATF I'1LLle Flick Fumlflaff' n 14 Cl: 'Nlx L1 ee 3 -'I Cap Bach 4 am 14 Fr Ch ac AA '1 Booet 3 Golf 3 4 B000 3 FB 1 Y Teens I 4 WILLIANI WILLIAM QL WAYNE FATCHETT Fashay HR vp 43 Bach ex hrlg FB 1, 3. 43 Tr 1-23 Swimming 1-4. WALTER FUHRMAN, JR. Track 1: Swim 2. '? Ar, if I I:XNICIf lflIl.I.IiR S,-XNIJHIX ll,-XIII! IIIfYI'.III.N ll XIIYICI III-I XX X X ILIISUN .I:III 5zIIIIw- 'I'III-pi.- ull.-JH xii! 'IIII Iv. I.iI III CII-v I-3: ll XX I I-lm-ne Il XX I: N-'Il ll I-I. III.-v 1.2: IQXX I-fi: III-III':.NmwI1 I'I IIII 1-VI. l'LlIl I. I,1lIl XIII 2, fi: N-'I'l'l'II- I: N-II'--In I-1. Yffv' X- .fi ft J' .I:XXIfNIf GI..fXIIHII.I. SIIIiII'y CXK 1: X-'IX-I-IIN 1-4. 57 I-I: XIIIQI- XIIIIIII IZ IIl'llIIlLl Xxs:IIfI I. 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Tvvns 1-42 FTA 4- vi 3, pr 4: HQ-aw-n Can W'ait.'I lm X I-ml Uu I HR pr 3, Fr Ch, Ulm- 3. 41 Lal I-3: llarh: Iinmt I-33 FB I-4: Tr 1-4: Wre-slling PATRICIA GREVE Pat Class sz-4: 1, HR wp 1, we 4, SC lg Aunt Susie , Pub lg Cleef 1, 2, vp 2, A Cap 3, 4, vns 43 Pvp Cl 3, 4, Y-'I' I-4, cab Ig Home coming Att 23 FTA 3. gg F-'Q NNF' gfw X RICHARD HARDEN Pee Wee HR vp 13 Fr Ch, Mx Ch, Clee 3, A Cap 43 Bachg Boost 1-3, t 2, vp 33 Track 1, 2, 4-g Wrestling 1-4g Ten 3. fi GLOR 1 A H:X11N111fN Glo FC 1: Hour 1: N:-wr -11 l-lm' 1--1. xp -1: lf.-X.-'K 2: Uwe-r 1: Pan :Km 3. -1-: 1.111 2: 1-1 1--1. S 1: FTX 3. YL? RAY 11.-X11N111lX 11.-XNN1 11,-X11'1NN1.-XX Jlf-XX 11,-XR'l'yl.XN HR 11' 2- 31 '-Roiifn 11115 11 uSpdni l-A 1lu1'k 1'.1111lul .Xu 1: Ulm' 1. XIX 1111 2. 31 f:1lt't'I' 1. Ulm' 2: 11u1'11e-Iur-' Hmm-I 1-'S' Pun Xm 2.13 XII' 1.1. 2: l'un ,Nm 1: N-'I' 1-1. val: 1. Wx' 1-fi. .-ul, 1- 1-'Ty 1, LINDA HART X !2,..1.,.. 6 1 . am1o. 'ns : ep 2 Q.. L. LOLA HEBELER HR tr 11 Ulm: 1-3. A Cap -1-. e-ne -1: 1,111 2-41 Pan Am 1-4: Y-'I' 1-4. 'l.J dx 3. 4: Pan :Km 1-1: Y-T ' 11 v gli' - Best ssefl limi.-xlm 11.-XYICS Um Calvluy Heawn Lan Wan. I m a Fnolf' Gunn, Yank. Our Tnwn : Xlx C11 2. .-K Cap 4. 1' ' ' 1' I '1aC1n- KARL 111fI111NC1fR 1'lL'C1fXlf HHNDRICKS lQhink fP4'll1 ' Nvw- 3. 4. 511 Work-lmp 3: HR Ilf 2. 3. Ir 3: liavlwlors Glu- 2-4: Pan Am 4: Bach: ff-r': Nlalh fllulr -1. Boost 2. 3: Travk 4: Sw 2. 3: Yvr 1: G1 2--1: 51' CI 3. 'Q- I THOMAS HICRTZBERC Hz-rtz HR tr 1: C11-P 2: Pan Am 1-45 Bachelors: F11 1: 1111 1. 21 Track 1-4. 'arf LARRY Hl'CHl-IS ROBIN-I JANE Ff'wQif ' HVIDSTON ROBERT JENKIN JPIlkin Rarh: S11 Cr 1: FR 1. 2: Track 1: WW 2. LINIM IXNHN I .3 nm- VKX l: Pun 'Km 21 X M1111 'IH-vm 1--I: FTX JS. Pl, LAYNE JENSEN ROBERT JENSEN KUXJAI U JI INSLN Shffhoygan. Wis. lg Hurling- DQ-I, 1.43 NFL 1.43 C fp Un ton 2g BZlC'h1 RIHICII vp Pan A111 Bach: B00 1 Mos! Courleous 1-33 Te-n 13 FT.-X 3: SC Il 3 Math Cl 4. 'fl' -. 11.-X1113:X11'X P.fXl'I, JOHNSON JOHNSON l'1llll'Eu N112ll'1Pu Nat Th 25. 1: 1111 Tlx 1-4: gg1,,,. 1.31 1111112151: Se-w-llm-rmllx SlllHlIll'l'N1 An- 111m 11112-11: 1,111 nual 1-4. all mgr 2. ml 3. -1: 1.21 N,'I'1,1: 111.111 11004 1. 2: 511 Cr 1-4. pr 43 W,-.1.1. ' Pff?S1'l'11 SU w fkfl1f'v2- WAYNIC JOHNSON l'3MiLFlNl'l JONES Jun-U 1'1Ilie ' HR xp 1, . 25 pan 5,11 1,11 HR x111.s-t2: Pep Cl 11ill'1lZ lim-I 2, 3, FB 1.43 3. -1: Y-'l' 1-4. Tr 2. 3: Sw 1: wr 2-4. , 57 IJ,-XVII? VOVOS JUJY COLEMAN lfllwf-11111 JONES lQa1x1n 13ar'1n'lnr-1 1713 2: Tr 1. 2: W1 R51 r 1. B1f.r1-3. Clf11,'XLD JORDAN Je-rryu HR vp 2. s 1: Fr Ch. Nix Ch. A Cap 3. ens 1: Bach: Bofwsl TERRY JORDAX EIJW.-XRD JKNGE CAHOLYN D.-XRLENE Terr 133,-1,,.1.,,., JVRCICNSICN KAHLER 15ar'11+-lnrs. J urgy Dimp1es HR sw' 1, S-I 2: Fr Ch. XIX Y-Te-'Pns 1-4, Ch 2. 3, :X Cap 4: Pnl 1-3. vp '31 Pan :Km 1-4: Lat 1-3: Y-T 1-4. val: -1: FTA 3. 2. 9' 1 1-P' D' xg .R . 77 W Q. .X ,.,.m3,,. XII-1111.13 fXI,BI-1RTA N.-XXCYNKNIGHT ROSALEEN l:.I1lP:x:xlIsD t If-HMLIQNISIAIIM cut 22111811 ,tm :az Yfr .-f1 ns M If..11,-Wg. 1. 2. 41 Y.Tf.'nS N- FrCh.MxCh.A Cap 1' 2' 'Mikafl ., 3 Lat 1-3. :T 1 57 A , if JANIES KRAMBECK Jim Class vp 43 HR pr 3 vp 2, 31 SC 1. 3. 4, Cab 4g News 2-4, eel 3, 4: Glve 2-43 Pan Am 2-4: Bach ex bd Boost 2-33 FB 13 Tr Sv Cl 3g Pre-s Cl 4: FTA 33 Prom att3 Nat Hon Soc 3, 4. 1-43 Sw 1-33 Ten 3, 4 KAREN KOPPENHAVER Kern Anamosa HS 1-3: Y-T06-ns 4, G.-XA 4: FT,-X 4. JOAN RASCHER KARL HEHHNGER A JOHN KRABBENHOFT 'N Peanut Sahula HS 13 Bach. KAREN KRAUSE MYRON KRUGER CHARLES Pol 2-4, s-t 4g CAA 1-4, pr 43 Little Moron' LADEHOFF Pan Am 2. 3: Y-Teens l-3. HR vp 33 Nat Th 3. 43 Lit H-5ll'lf'y Th 3, 43 Seventeenth Sum- Classy 1- HR X! p , , Q tr 3: GIF? 2-4: Each: Boost 2. 31 FB 1-43 mer. An 3, 4. photo mgr 4: Fr Ch. Mx Ch, A Cap 3, 4: BHCIIQ Boost 1. 23 FB 1, 23 BB lg Tr 1.3. Sc Cl 3. v az, gg A . Q 2 Q N '?', lv' Q-fl M Q77 J.-XXIKII-I XllI,l.IiR Rlilfflf NllI.I,S IJARL-X NHNICR M-IMI HR xp 21 Fl. 2-11 Hullwl l-1. FI' CII. Ulve 2. AIX ill 3. -I-2 Run l-1: Fr ill. pr lg Fr hh. Tlx llh. A ffap Pun Am 2-11 Lat 1-3. tr 3: Nlx LII. Xtlupli. 1: IS. -1. xp -lx Van -X111 1-4: Y-T I--1. MAX lg Van Km l-1: Bm-ll: limlft fi. 1: H4 l--ll l.uI li HHIQVVIIN I-1. BH 1. Tr l--11 Sw 2. 31 Pre-S rulv 1.2. ffl -1: Nut Hun Som' 3. -I-. fy 1 vp -1. 57 2' ORIN NAl'1VIi HR tr 4: Bach: Curtis award 3, 4. ,SA CARL NELSON Butch Bachelorsg FB 1, 25 Tr 1, 23 Wr lg Sc Cl 3g Math CI 4. Q9 - Hn X D gli h SHARON NILLLIGAN 'Wluggf St. Mary's 1: HR pr 2. s-I 4 An 33 Cleef ZQHJHII Am 2-43 Lat 2. 33 Y-T 2-4. BARBARA BROWN MARK CORR GARY MURPHY Bachg FB 1-4g Tr 1.2: Wr2g BB mgr 1. DOUGLAS NELSON Nel Glee 3, 4g Bachg Sd Cr 2, 3g Sc Cl 3g FB 1. 'VX YT? if, JOHN xlcrlzmx Nlllfgllll' HR pr 43 SC pr 1 Bach: Gulf 2-4, NANCY NELSON HR vp 3, 4. s 1, 2g An 3: Fr Ch. Mx Ch. A Cap 3. 4, Mod 4g Pep Cl 3. 4, pr 4g Pan Am 1-4-g Y-T 1-4, s 3g FTA 39 Pres Cl 4. s .9 . 'ii qu! '-'fr' v r WlLl,lANl OWEN MMKQL.-XRITI' GARY PANGBLAliN Bill l'fXNIl'liIlIN I'wy giggxlxfinf 4314114 VV: liuf-Inq ln,-.Fr ra. Hs 1. Sw 1. 5.-'1lLlllAg,iI 5,4 ,.3,,,,.L ,HI 161. bfmmly .l.rW... II-11-1. I I I. C KX 2 1. flQ'iiNl'I1 lfan Wait. lh-I1 1--1: NH. I-1, pr lg Ulm- 2: Pun .-Xm 1-41 Uiltlll Buns! 1-fi: ISIS 1: Tvn I-3: Full 'fravk 1. 2. 57 HR xp 4. Ir 1: Ne-vvs PA L'L PEAR SON 1, FRCH. Nix Ch. A Cap 3. 4, Pun Am 43 l.ut 1-3: Bar-h 4' Math 4. I X f ALVERTA Ali N EY ERIK MRLEY BRLCIA: PETERSEN l'e'h- Tr 2. ELIZABETH GERALD PETERSEN JOYCE PETERSEN PETERSEN uPf'tf'u Pan Am 4, Y-T 1-4. Beth Bavh: FB 13 BB 1-33 Tr I-4. Nvws 43 Lat lg Y-T 1-4, calm 3, Pan Am 3, 4: FTA 4. Band lg Bach:-lorsg FB 1, 2, DELORE5 PAULLINIC Balmer Glue- 1-4, Y-Tec-ns 1-4. 'E I I .. V1 f , -.n,X if Via KAY PETERSEN Hr 5-t 2, 4, Aunt Susie, Pub 1, Glee 1-3, A Cap 4g Pep Cl 3, 4, Pan Am 4g La! 2, 33 Y-Teens 1-4, pr 1. gr JT,-y 4? f' J -4 lg +- .-. -1 D ' ' 1 v K.-XTIIIIYS JI-1.-KN H0311-IY Xvlfxlfrx RONIICY XY'II.I.l.-UI 1101111 ROHM HR wr l-3. lr 11 Si. 11 Hand Hand l-1: Fr lfh: Pun .Km nmllh HIVHIWY 1-3: Fr lih 1. Hx Ch 3: Pan 3. -1: X-'I' 1-11 1712.1 1. lim-lnvlwr'-1 F13 l. Ulm' 2-11 Pan .-11113.-1: Am 2-1: 5-'I' 1-1: FT-X 1. Lal l-3: Y-T 1-1. CAROL SXQK Thomson HS 1. Hand 2. 3g Mx Ch 3. :K Cap 1: GAA 2: Y-T 3. 4. Peppzvsl 4. IVAN SCHAAL 'Q Glee 2-4. Bamh. S.. 1. wr ERNEST ROGER SCHAFFEH SCHUMACHER HR pr 1. 2. vp 31 Nschuey-A B vh' BB 1. 2: Bachelnrs. 3 . Travk I-4. JANICE SCOBEY Jan News 43 CAA lg Pan Am 45 Y-T l-4g cab 23 FTA 4. SHARON SCOTT Scully Band 1-4: GA.-X 1-34 Pan :Km 4: Y-T 2-4. -rj 5IlliliYL SCOTT RICHARD SHELKO IQDWARIJ SHELLER RONALD 51'wvtIy DiCk 'ilfnnku Bam! l--1: Orvh 2: Lax HR pr 2g Fr Ch. Nix Ch, A Bachg FB mgr 3. 43 BB mgr Mouse- 2. 3: Y -T4-e-ns 1-fl-, Cap 3. Chu- 41 Bavhg B00st 3, 4g Cnlf 2, 4. HR vp 3, 4, lr 23 SC 35 Sc Cl 3: FB 1-43 BB lg 23 Lit Th 1, Aunt TT 1-4: WF' 2- 3- Susie . Fr Chg Pan Am 2, 33 Hi-Y 13 Bavhg Boost 2, 33 FB 1-43 BB 1-33 Tr 1-3. 2 57 ' ' ' CAROL SIIQVISRT MH:-rt HR sm- 2: Fr Ch. Hx Ch 2-4. Pl-X 3, 41 P1-11213. 43 3 n 1 Dlkllu LAND DICK TURNLR M. KAY STAFFORD HR vp 2. S-t 31 Band 1-4. s I 41 Orvh 1-41 Pnl 1-33 Pan can-way Arr 1. SHERYL JOHN STITZELL LORRAINE .IOLENE STINSON Stitz STOIQCKEN STOLTENBERG FTA4: P A , 3 Fr Chg Bach: 50 C15 3g I-'B Sugar Jn Yffgens :Z m 3 4 2? Tr 143 Nat HOU 500 3' 4- ilk-Q Pan Am 3, 4g Y-T Y-Teens 1-4. - 3 . 4. AQ g U 'V' J- ve , 4 NIEHI,I': B.-XIIB.-IRA 5'I'0TI.IfNIYIfR STIIIIIENI.-XXX HR xp 42 IIa1'Il2 I-'IS I. 21 b-Bari'-n Wrwlling 14- l'uh I: Band 1-43 Clec 1. Nix Lh 3. 4: Lat 2. 3. X- Tvvns I-4. l'3Ii I. 3. BYRL SVVANSON Swann-Q- Stumlvnt Body tr 43 SC 2. 3. 4: SC 2. 3. 4: An 1g Bach ex bd: FB I-31 Tr 1-43 Hath Cl 4: Fc CI 3: Prvs Cl 4: Boys' Statv: Nat Hun Sm' 3. 4, pr -1. PATRICIA TAYLOR Pat Clee I. 3. 4. pr 4: CAA 1-4, VP 3. F-I 4: Pep CI 3. 4: Pan Am 2-4: Y-T 1-43 FTA 4: Pr CI 4. ro 1 2 - ff 1 .IINI STIIEIJENIANN Stull:-N Pulx I: Iiavhz limixt 2. II: FII I: lil! 1. 3: Tr I. 3: 'IK-n 11 Golf 41 FT.-X 3. XI.-XYXI XII II 11:11-In-lm . Y Most ,IAINET TAX LOR Alhjetic ..Jan-- Studfnt Body sec: SC 2-4: Nat Th 3. 41 Lit Th 3. 4g Aunt Susie. Heaven Can Wait. Conn, Yankn: Pub 1: Band 1-3: Glee 1, A Cap 3, 4, em 3. 4: Pan Am 2-4: Lat 2. 3: Y-T I-4: Nat Hon Soc 3. 4. GARY THOMS GARY THOMSEN ROBERT hchlcoy Comanche HS I: Baclu-Inrs. TILLEMA Bachi FB 2' 39 BB L35 Bach:-lors: BDOQI3 PIII Golf 2' Sw 3, 4: Wrl 'Q-vi 'B F I f 75 IHIQIHIQX ls.-wxluxlm XX'll.IlIiN WliSl,l-QF' wl1.kl-Llasox XYIIQBOLIJ -'XK'il1h xX :. Hug-lf' Bll4'h1'lnl'NZ UXX2-1: l'a1n.Xm 1: l,ul 2. Ii: DKK .XSYHFII 3: IVTK 3. 1: Xu! Hun SUI Ji. 1. 57 N ' S,-XNDHA WTLLI.-XNIS g, X HR +1 2. 3. ral.-U 2. Ja. Pan S ALLY JO WII SON Nt lae2l' hi! PnXn14XTl3-4 TOM HHRTZBERG LINIM HARTY DAVID WORK Daw pr 1 2: 5112: Ch-v 2. 32 ap 4: Bach: BIS I-33 Ten 14 .Km 2'4: Lat 1-3: Y-'I' 1-4: F'I'.X 3. BARBARA YVILSON Kitten Nat Th 3. 4: Lit Th 3. 4: Band 1. 4: Orch 1. 4. e-ns 4: Fr Ch. Mx Ch. .X Cap 3. 4, 9715 14. nxlikallirng Pan Arn 1. 2. 4: Y-T 1-4: F'l'.'X 3. 4. MARY .IO YOUNG Jn Clf-e 1: Pan Am 2-4: X-T 1-4: FTA 4. 'Un 'TID' I-IIJWARD WWLLIANIS --snnkf' Bancl l-4: Bavhc-lnrs. 4i ELLEN ZIEGLER News 3, 4, ad mgr 4: Ole-e 1-3: G.-KA 2. 3. vah 3. Pan Am 3. 42 Y-Tvvns 1. 4. 4, P S xv I f '. i. 6 on 6 o fa 4 in -'u.,- f t 'vw- ...A. - Miss W'i1lxIllIl'k. Hr. Kwwrlwi-vl. aulxisllrs: .loan Knsvhm-1'. sz-c'l'n'lu1'y: Bill Uwe luwsimlmmt: jim Rl'1lIllIll'1'l'i. xi:-1' pn-sidf-nmtz Peggy 'liultlf-. tr:-usurc-r. 66444 r. Hickey. Miss Davis. mlvisurs: I.a1u1'el Pee-IZ. Vive prvsiclr-nl: Curtis l'mx'f'll. 'side-nt: Evelyn .Nnrlvrs rn. Sf'1'l't'lLll'fI Cu 't Truax. Irffusu' '. 66 W O K f 1 6 0 'Z 4 fi 1 l lm XIllll'Q'N1'Il , 4 4'-. Illl li-il 1' vli ll'l1'1'x lnllmx Q. ll. III r XIlIlt'l'NlPll lun-li rl Km l1'I's1rIl ,lmly .'Xn4l1'r+m1 3: 61 Htl Ru Harrmss ville- Baugzl llllilll Hlillllll' Bm-ll Sy lx ia Bl'Il1llSf'lllli'lflf'I' Barbara Benner Shirley Bennett Barbara Blinlwnsop Carol Blount Juliana Carr Shirley Cllflllllliil' Margaret Chapman Susan Clark ,.. 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X, H' fmt? l Bill l,imlmrec'llt Gary Liml llillllE'I'lIl6 Lm-kl1a1't 'X1ll'li'lll1l' IAIIAPIIZ Ilan Nluln-0 CQ-urgc' Nlalmmfy lfva joy Mantle' Vonnettf' Martin 'J' 'ISL l 414' vs, lluiill vl alll . 1 Pal NI f-.Q 'Ffh ,W I-r 'WWF l' lime- f'lillli'llfA1lIl Nlvllanivl Don McManus llolf lVlcMillan Bob N161-lwr Karen xl9gf1PIllH6I'g ,f N ff Irma ,lean Morris Sharon MOTllll3IItl Carroll Myers Larry Ness ' Nlurx Xrtliur Xlaljc- llill Nlatz fwnr- Nlay f, X, nalfl llc-llcvill lflvaninv Mc-llonalrl Margin lVlcKm-nflric'k llvnnis xll'Klllll'y X., 16 Gary lVlc'nSinger David Mohr Erwin lx1OllI' Steven Morgan 9 'F 1111i1- IIilI4l'Ilt'll III1'Ix IlLlI'Iit'I' XYa1Ilc'1' I'a11'Ii1'1' l,I1+1'1:1 I,'lllIIlIlP ,XT Samlra P1-1'ki11s 3, C111-ul Ile-l01's1'11 IJ1z1111- I'ette1's1'11 jnsf'pI1 Petty' Betty Pruzrll Tom Raffvrly Judy Rf-tor SHINIYZI Reynolds 'L V' In IIAIHIII N11'I111Is I'.SIIll'l' NUHI I.1111 1'1' IIIlt'l'llllIIIl I'I1yII1w H1111 5LllIlIl'il l'111Is1-11 I11ra1 IH-11511-x I llll'1'I It Bu 1' 1 CI1 I -1-lz 111411-5 I,1'Il1111 Oh .fix al- -ri 7 'wx T' y- ArrIy1-1' PI:-iflf' Curtis Pun all if v-f f f Vx ! 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'ts' Karen Tollenaar Linda Tolman Kurt Truax Janice Txler Beth Wagner Margo Wallace David Walling Janet Wanger NI lumix Vkqilli un lmmiu xx-illlillllx llm'r1r1lQXXlIm1 ' 'um N Wil-un Q fm fjllll XX IISHII Key X l 'll' f.z1rnlx'uI f9llf'f'II Fusu- l,I1'l'kF amfl Iwi' fungi Hon Nlvllcxitt I'Pig1IIPKl uvm' THU Big Ilillllu fm' the M0- Ig nf I'xl'lll'llill'f U, TIN- .lllllitlf f-lass pmspm-H-ml during this gluriuus I'1'if1ll lux I-Cilllillg Ll l1z1l'x'4'St nf 513-1-U. The royal f'lll1Illf'. crmslwcl l nrlvr the Big Tc prvslclml llllllllglll the- OXIIYHLIQIQIIIZH i.umus4-l. rll' l fL4'lll'Nii W'l1iI4- jim Vkhillf-fl N , Q Uixiv Xiwright Sue XX1l'igIlllfif'Ifi Larrx ZiC'lIllllll J B3l'll3I'i1 ZPIIUICIK ' Rulwrt fivkaiu .ff ,-f 'A' 1--ar 5! 'M? I I ' 1 lx.- .gy 1 fl Ne : 2 U ,X v ,- v i I ll 3 4 fi' M 5' -px 1 -1, , , , , lv 'V 'J .-I v!! A ' f MA, B. . 1 , x + . .. -' B iz. V 1 X I' x 'M ' .VV at . 4 M 'runl ruux' Rube-rl l:llNLlI'il'll. il:-nrgv lilwunl. ,lurnew Mil.-x. limi: liuugh. Ku-srl lie-ntl-Ax. l'uul Uvkowiv-. Gary Hlli-l'Il. Lluyl HUIINIIILIII. Kurul liu5ji.lky, RUM- mug ,I.urrx Iiuwllrlmm. Ilan MII.-1 . . . . . , . . , . . , . Llvm Xllvrxglht. lllgirlw .Xlln-Nm-. f.Ulllll!' lmvk. I'I'iilll'I4' lwlvke-llmllpl. f.ll1lI'lt'l1l' l1lALl4IfUI'1I, lxgm-n n HfFllI'. Hayle- H:-ntrup. Hun' lhrmu' Hvwl'ly Xllllvlwf-11. HLlI'ilLlI'Ll xIlli l'N4lIl. Xllu Xlflmlr. Muwl Xmlerwn, Siilhlfll l5r'l1rr'n1l. Klum' lix'uvluu'II, Kiln-I lhflllm-ll. ljllll XIIIIVINUII, Front rout Bill Hrulllvy. Ihilllllil llauly. 1:Lllllll'Q'I1 lful-vllvrl. Eluim- Hl'llggLQ'IlWil'lll. Uurlmrzl liunn. iurxniv flux, Donna ilurfl. Maru llmvk, Juvkiv llurlwr. Rau' two: Uaxill Clark. Uarolml flllurnnflxi Us-Waynv Claufc-n. l.1lllllt'iHl' Kfuultvr. Pal Lfnllmrn. jim Carr-y. .Karon lllllrilli H011 liuvll. Run Ihre:-: Paul Hn-we-r, Conrad lfuufins, Turn Camplu-ll. Larry llllvklvy. Uavifl Hrnwn. Hivllurll Curl- vn. Jim flhaffm-. Nlikke-I llonpr-r. Carl lirunson. h f I . ,513 x 4 Finn! rnux' Pat Srhnltz. lliune' Fhivlllx. Nlarvf-I Ryan. Dianr Svrilmvr. Karvn Fchrr-ilwr. Durrmtlxy Sll2i'H1'. Sllilfflll SVIIIIHL. Iiuylxwlnl Finwn. Run' f1l'U.' .luliv Flu-ririan, l'a1trivia Huw. .lflan Fanmivr. Yivky Fluvw, Rav Rllf4'IlIH'l'k. Hun 5t'Illlf'f. Slliiffill Fagf-r. Gary Shaw, Ifwu' Ilzrw: Philip S1'lnni+lI. .lwhn 5I'II4l!'I', f,lllll'lK Hllllw-lg:-. Karl Fw--vip Cary St'l1Ilt'it14'l'. xxillililll simnn. Earl Fhivhlf. Prvnlim- Slliltf. Front rou ,Ifxce Nparlln lat Txler urlx Mend en uanne Tnrnxr haron TOIIII Iam nlxler Paul Ntrunk Robert Ydmlcrlaan Judx Trawr R014 mn W1ll1an1 Ntreat Connie Town lex Larrx Tompkln Eugene Nunn on Xllen Ntahl Han Nullnan Nlartha ltru ka Dan Nnnpwn Rau Ihru Robert Npnlmann John 14:1 on Rxchard Nlasxnalwr JIIH Tlngllff Ted fulzb Ce0r,.1a Stratton Nancw M1111 Klan Nrnall ,lanue Nluddard M24 ww' - N ca Fronl row: Carnl Wwlgf-. ,lunv Wyatt. liZ1I'Hlj'Il Wllitna-y. Nlarilnn Wait. ,luwly W'4111tlt'rs. Yivlxi Wirilm-l. Sllllftlll Ze'il111z111. l'4-1111y Wat:-r-. Nlurie-ttu Williuiib. Ron' fluff lllll XM'-sf-lx. ll111111l1l Wit-sv. Ralph Yt'Ill'llIllFIl, llnli Winter. 'l'4llIl Wivln-l111a11111. Jinly Noting. llilllll We-ln-r. Nlari Jxllll Zaftruw, Hou' three: ,lux-lx Wliurff. Bull Willix. lligliif' Willard. Jack Wlvlfv, tlliurle-f W1-If-wr. Stuart Wt-Ilf. Nlikv xYlllI1lLQ't'I'. tiliarlr-Q Wliitv. 66444 Ogden Tum Can1pbPll, preside-nt: Carol llriclingcr. sec're'tary1 Judy Parchf-n, vice president: Jack Wolfe, m-agurf-r, X .x, xl' 1 K , X X .X NX - X . A -' ff if V,m'62f , . M F Ly I i . ' J! .. ,Y ,Af p f A A A M I FAQ! Nl V , ff, ai . 1 f ,V 9 Hanan I' s fi rn- Q . - 0 -fb-'M V. Y-'U K f:!Q B Ai-..+ H li llll I' fi- ff -1 S E I ll , Bn 1EU H 5il1lmlqil X Ill:!!'1 . 3 I I I I if . xx , in ' :..... ...-2, ,, ,l -'N K , s Q., A ' . , Q4 . . 4 i f Ill sl W 6 Ill I 1:1 N.- ,,., . . -A ,' .- - Ai . . 'L .- 1 ' Q v - . A I 'V 'v .J Y, -ta I -T .-, - ff- 7 ' 53 -' . . A' Q' ' 1 J 4 1: A .. ,, ,A ,K . - W... y M.. tml' W- mliifgm qs rig: 1 -. ,QC 47 ,- xn - .- 1 I , 1 V31 .F 15 P' 9 , 5 l 5 -4 --fi 'x FQ V Q wjizgfm sn' 'f ' ,rv 4--N 4 ll ll 6? H A. J' a- , X: , O I Q.. 'C' fi . mill S -.',,lN glhv' f M ' -I an 'V' rl K! I 94 71 -J' fn '33-I ,A ' S1 n we ,N .., in I . 1 W4 I If U ff n QW.. fl . o ' 'fu .rl Sli 1 L, . V. r., . 'AQQQ' - -....Cl. I Y 4- t Nx Miss Miriam Blaklvy. girl-' counsr-lor: Xlr. J. R. Xloiinw-. -lip:-rinti-nrlviit nf t.'l1,,.,l,g Nlrl Pfiluin S. Jones. assistant principal: Nlr. Paul ll. Fliarar. giinlamw- ilirt-1-tm: zinrl Xlr. llurolil XY. Xlvlwr. principal. I I Mr. E. H. Jorgensen, president, and his hoard, which is composed of Mr. Vernon C. Cook, Mrs. Donald G. Kolarik, Mr. Jay M. Kramer. Nlr. Clifford C. Leary, Mr. Leonard H. Peetz, Mr. John Cv. Wulf and Mr. F. C. Haun, have as their job to examine and promote proposals which will lmene- fit not only Clinton High School but all the public schools in the Clinton school district. As representatives of the citizens of Clinton, the hoard acts as the governing body, the over-all manager of the Clinton schools. One of the paramount elements of the board's concern is the budgeting of money for school needs. 5'-,gan Xliv Vain lfusl. Ui-s l.u4'ilv ilurlvr. Nluw llltillllll' lluxnifmm. Xl:-, hlmlxs ,-hlmulml. Xlifs l.um'ile- lizuis. Miss Xl'Hil' .lawn-N, Viv lizitlnwim- xllwlill. Nu! pir- fllI'l'lf,' Xliv xlilfii' llanllllalxlll. Hr. X14-l x Ill l'.l'lm'ksma. wb!! pfyddddl and Safety Miss Norma J. Robson. Miss Lois Mus- sett. Mr. Howard Judd. Nlr. Nlax Ly nn. Mr. John Crilmuings. Mr. John Nielsvn. L , XUKQ I -.fy M. puqggggfg, . xx Q: -I Rf 'S Wg ',..9., if -QA W. X Sddlfdf Stadcu 'H . '. Z ' .'.. . X 1 .. 55.'lI'll' li1..'. Pnllzlvk, Uiss I1l'l1'Il Ftmlclard. 3 I, .99 4 I x 2 .. Sewanee Nlr. Edward Mickey, Nlr. Phillip Ruth. Nlr. Kenneth Lorenz, Mr. Glenn Bullllie. lil Spud Nlr. llean Travis. Nlr. Nlelvin l'lr'ir'ksm1. Zaaazeae 5 'Vlr F Q Jones l Ubqlllllllllg for 'VIISG llarrlftNlalh1senl WI C V Cell Mr. Karl Korneisel. lVl'ss Gertrude lfnglert. , , . . Nllw IlllIgIl'Ill Hilllrw. Nlr. llrm I,t'.IilgLQ'l Nlr. Nlux :mul HQIIINVII. Offcamzdlciaaaq Mrs. frl'Ul'QIP Hill. Hrs. Clarence Biel Mrs. lf. H. Clark. Miss Flm'enc'6 Xvar- nuvk. Nlrs. Norton Braudl. ,415 Xlr. f:llill'I1'4 lim-lrau. Wana Ur. john llvlluzlll. Urs. Kalhrxn Sl kupf. Mr. Hugvl' Sluskupf. fl, gd if 7mm 4' Wll Xlurie Hartmann. Nllw lll1'lll' Cuts-r. 7Zafz4e Nllss lLnnnu llxvr ,A qfomeg Xliy Nlzilwl l'lHSlt'l'. Xliss lsulwllr' 5I1'm'iln. x 13 zfg- - .4 .W '7 14754 Nlr. lffl Rashkff. Mr. Merle Rmncy, Mr Leonard Wilsrwn. Nlr. James Law. Mr llusss-ll Larson. Mr. Walter' lVlCMal1cm 'laden Hrs. l'Ulll'lllilllIl. Mrs. l3vl'g. Urs. IIIVR4 MIN. Stull. gf fb gr gn, pg 1 L -- f,q Mgvg it-r-,W nf ' v1,m?1e T - 1. Q? he v r vga ,,,., ' 5' r ,ig , 21' . 2:44 Deanna The Rev. Mr. Griffith, Jack Krebs, Mr. ',.ll4 ' -3 Mr. Jorgvn Hulgaarfl. Mr. Ulvnn Cam mon. Mr. Kai Hansvn. Mr. Alfrml Ilul gaarfl. Mr. James Steveson. N01 pic lurezl: Mr. Clare-m'v l'1fiI'kSOIl. Mr. :Xrn wld Zaslrow. Mr. Harold Show. Courtland fCorky1 Pieper. Not pic- tured' the Rev Rudol h Messerli, the . . p Rev. Howard H. Marty. 3+ I 'Tb xv 48,1 ...,,,aQ- ww A-. ., ' ' . J , , .. ,P , sw- M1 vw ,a A ...vw , - . ' , ,L . I, .-rw, R-.,.. -NJN. - I . . im., -,I-1 'F1f jf:5, .,,:X ,Q I fb- 'W' I , ,124 -. '.?' l'l...AvT Q. -41, . ,mf . V my an The city of Clinton is one of 336 Vlltllllllllli- ties in the Lnited States lo provide two years of college education in an public junior col- lege. During the elcwn years of op:-mtiori. several hundred persons lniw rect-iwtl college training. Former students of the college un- now engaged in a wide variety of professional. business and skilled occupations. :Xcccssibility of college education is of im- portance to the Clinton community. The serx- ice which the college is to render to the coni- munity has only begun. The college is avail- able for any important post-high school train- ing which is needed in the community. The music. dramatic. athletic and social activities of the college provide opportunities for Clintonians to participate in these. College student activities are promoted by a qtudent Board whose members are elected each year by the college student bodw Board members pictured below are Robert Wyatt, Richard Ketelsen Patricia qchalev secretary Ronald Ferris president, Jerry Marlowe, Robert Turner treasurer Davld Dierks Dennis Hlnz 'D - 0 ig 1 i J 1 Nhxm ' 'u l'rfw1! ru14'.',l1'ra1l'l hI'l'Il4'l11'I. Xlvrxin lfl--IwI1--r.Fxlx-'XI'-1'lla1I111.,Ia1n1'-- Smlvlllilllll. llurwvlfl Klwlli--11--mln. Hirllarcl Hurlvl-. .lfvlm .I IflLlIl.-,lll4iiIll Tylvr. 1:Il1ll'Il'lll' llgmxv-n. Wilflu Hur-I. ,IIHHIM Thzixfrp lfffll' tzru: Cwrulml xIl1'lxl1'. Xrlhur' Iurnv-r. Kwlwrl Il1I'Ilt'I'. llmivi f:hf'lIlLl. llaxill Fvllual. Larry IP-'ll4-r- mann, John l'ipr'1'. I, llIliN Ilv-111. llc-railrl ,lll1'gl1'l'. l,a1rl'y Iwprnwxi. Rrmahl H1-rl-lvr. Run' rlzzrw: Osvar Cm-rm'r'. 1:ll1llII'N 4 urli-. ,Xian I'w'I:'x'-1-11. Ilan Kam-lalx. Tlllllllli- linvlw. H I'illKl Xlwllr. VIQIIUIIIQIN Yupsl. jon Hrixlfvl. 1511-sl fvislvrx. Huffvll ldy, Run' fvifllff lv-fry Willwrlga. N1-If-In 'Nlrmren llefrald McNulty. .-Xllllwny Yilirmxkv. Ftanlf-5 1.411151-Il. ilillwrl 54111-ivr. ,lfrlm Pnltrr. Hnlmfrl Wyatt. lhuirl Dierks. Pvtvr l'1I'il'IIl'i1'IIN4'Il. lJona1I1l Stllt'l1l'Il1LlIlIl. Fran! r0u': 111-rulnl Hrm1rlw11. llhdrlv- xillllllglhilll. l'f-If-r' Klwpp. Rub:-rt King. Hurry Smith. XX-1'Il1i1'H Fggvrs, Roll:-rt SIIUQIV. lun llighlowvr. l,illIAil'iil Fvhallf-5. Him Salwyvr. Run' lim: lQ1-urgv Shirk, :Klan Murphy. lmvll Nlnr-ing. William Xllwrf. Hail'-I Smith. llulf- .lan-ulvx. Nllam l'1mI4'. Hlrlllllll Ferris. .Klan P1'Tl'fSl'Il. Paul Hvubffk. Ron' tllrffv Alarm-N Uhrt. Jimmir- Bralnlt. Iii--luml Rl'f!'lXl'IX. John Krvlm-, Jnwplm lillrvnf. Rubvrt Iimlllnn. lluxhl FI'llII1l4'l'i. larry Smith. lJuxi1I Slunmp. Xrthur Larlvhfrff. Front rou Nlr Dvflaan Idrrx lfl rmo I Ruharrl Hartxl H me rt Wsatt Wlllxam Xlbrr Ro wr King. R u mo Xn hmm XXIII!! ka leram rcdrtfvn um rr an 11114 c Tl H1 nrt lllfll Ronald Bender Rom three Gerald Nlnkle Gllbfxrt Nanrler Ntanlex laa ch Iarrx Nmrth Charlu Curtis ,C Je tl Gigi meat COLLEGE BASEBALL The college has fielded a baseball team for the past ten years. During the past two seasons, Clinton Junior College has won the baseball championship of the Mississippi Vallev Junior College Athletic Conference. Z XXXXR lllflf, X xxwwxx LL-'QLLAL IXNJ In XR ll MNH 'HWIPN X XXNUN fllflig s! 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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY JOHN W CARLSON AH'orney a+ Law Ho B Pho e CHapeI 2 03I5 C S ALLEN Denhsf 209 Anke y Bu ld g JOE McCLIMON Insurance Real Es+aI'e 300 No 2nd Sf CII 'Ion Io a DON F MIRICK MD 226 Tucker Bulldlng E C HALBACK Lawyer PHONE CHapeI 20344 DR C G BOARDWAY Denhsi' Pho e CHapeI 3 I053 WARREN H FOSTER MD 408 Wlso B :Id ng CLINTON IOWA Eye-Ear Nose and Throai' MARYELDA ROCKWELL M D 220 22I Tucker Bu'IcImg Phone CHapeI 2 33I4 DR H E CARSON Denhsi' 602 Wlson Bu Id ng Phone CHapeI 24844 A W HANSEN COMPANY AII Forms of Insurance 5II Wlson Bulldlng Telephone CHapeI 3 225I 408 wes uIIcIIng , , n I In n - 1 I ' O O 'n , w 204 WQSIOU BI-'IICIINQ 609 WIIson Building - n , I n u' I , I I I - I I I I I ' ' CARROLL F JOHNSON AH'orney a+ Law 202 Wesion Bunldvng Phone CHapeI 2 8I I3 MAX W LYON Denhsf 3II WILSON BUILDING Phone CHapeI 2 504i DR A C BLOOM Denhsi' 405 Wlson Bu Idlng Phone CHapeI 2 5235 MARGARET KOLARIK AI'I'orney af Law 560 Wlson Buuld ng Phone CHapeI 2 I352 A F JACOBI Denhsf 2I4 TUCKER BUILDING Phone CHapeI 2 8824 D E HILL MD 203 TucIcer Build ng Fooi' and Shoe Speclallsi' 304 Tucker Bunldmg Phone CHapeI 2 6525 DR G D WALRATH DDS 2I5 Tucker Bunldmg Phone CHapeI 2 2353 C J SCHNEBERGER Denhsf 3056 Howes Bulldung Phone CHapeI 2 2046 GLENN T COUSINS Afforney ai' Law 506 Wulson Bunldlng Phone CHapeI 2 I352 R J NELSON MD 2I0 Tucker Buuldmg Phone CHapeI 208I8 THANK YOU C. O. ROUSH, D.S.C. ALLEN PRINTING CO www' WWW? ROUT C INTON IOWA x..W GREENFIELD S CLAUDE ARNEY 'f BARBER SHCDP 209 FIFTH AVENUE SO Ph CH p I 2 3224 4I5S 2 ALBERT S JEWELRY CLINTON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I28 FIHI1 Ave So CLINTON IOWA WI1ere Thou a ds B y M IIlons LOU MARGE S JAMES FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE MILTON J WINCHIP BAND INSTRUMENTS Sales and Service STRAND THEATRE BUILDING Phone CHapeI 2 3366 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 From an Old Grad of Ihe Class of I928 CLINTON Y M C A FIHI1 Avenue Souih CompIimen+s of CLINTON CELLOPHANE PLANT E I DU DE BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING and Co Inc I' CI' KLINE S Keep Rlghi' Sml mg WIII1 STATION KROS cHplzzsz BRAGONIER FAY FUNERAL HOME T 1903 RUTH BRAGONIER WALLACE LLEWELLYN FAY 266 SGVSUII1 Avenue Somfh ., . Throug emisiry If f .. I . 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Clin n, Iowa I will 'fl ...av ARLO A KETELSEN Fancy Groceries uaIr+y Mears 1: I908 CANANCHE AVE +3504 ROEHL PHILLIPS THE ELMWOOD DAIRY Clmfon s Only Home Owned Dairy McFADDEN S CAFE HOUSE OF GOOD FOODS Camille Haddad Prop 3I2 S II1 Sec nd S+ eef CLINTON IOWA HEIN'S BAKERY See Us for All Your Bakery Needs Specializing in Apparel for Smari' Young Women 3:4 Norm-I FouRTH STREET LIBSON SHOPS 232 FIHI1 Avenue, Souih I ',.' pn- s 'I ie 1 ' ', .- 5 iff- I? .7 Q ,A - ' gxyo ' :L I .4 . A uf! ' ,,g . A , : , J ,-, 1 ' Wifi 3 I Il ' I 0 ll n V ll ll l ' I I I 1 , OU 0 f I BEATRICE FOODS CO Meadow Gold Ice Cream Bufler Danry Producis I07 7l'l1 A DIAL CH p I 23817 STANDARD SERVICE Gasoline Oils Greases 24 HOUR SERVICE I-fzf llll III! zzz: IIIII IMI IIIII I ll IIIII lil au.r.n.,,,,,g,-.ig 'mi ZIEGLER CANDY AND SPECIALTIES 252I Grand CHapeI 2 7030 C LI NTON FOODS I NC. 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