Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

CLINTON HIGH SCHO0L X I 'S 1' Pu ' Q L. l , ,ty N I 'x ,pn m x' 1 N . ,x QQVX f Q, 8 'K f 0 x , -af Co-Editors . . . Copy-Editors . . Layout editors . . Business Manager Sports Editor . . . Photographers . . A GLI P E 0F CLINTON HIGH I 1960 Terry McGauvran Dick Kranovich Karen Subcleff Marilyn Goettsch Susan Maxheim Linda Jacobsen Carol Sorenson John Rashke Ed Booth Bob Fredrickson Sue Brown As you turn the pages of this, your 1960 yearbook, you will come in contact with many familiar and many not so familiar things. We hope that when you look through this book in years to come you will be reminded of all the things that made this year at Clinton High a happy and memorable one. Remember your teachers, the principal, the study halls, the activities, the sports events, your friends, the noise, the pep assemblies, the Junior Carnival, the Prom, Gateway Classics, book reports, the mad rush for the lunch line. the way the halls looked at 8:00 in the morning and 3:10 in the afternoon, Homecoming, gym class, swimming class, the dances and decorating for them, the upperclassmen and the underclassmen, P.A.P. programs, the plays, the Pan American and Latin Club banquets, the school paper, the school songs, and cheers, the Foreign Exchange Student, skip day and graduation? Throughout this book we have tried to include most of the important things that took place in your school in 1960, so that whenever you open the cover of this book you will be turning back the hands of time and reliving all those wonderful mements you spent at Clinton High. x ' ' I Mah 4. al D Q5 .gb if 44 'A g O O .A ,QW Le' 5' Q-a -K z' :ew is is 1 L 3-., ' Q I ' 1 U 1 4 3 . PJ .5 M sr 0 'Y x N P , .M . .1 -ff ' 1 'V . . S x ' g f :QF gui' 5 . ,c Q 4' I 1 A s A 5, ,or ' .Q 4 xi Y ' . ' v 'Q fx A Q g ' 'Q X .JG 4 L S 5 u vi.. ' sf . sq 9 I To the Future To the future, which, looming ever before us, presents problems, obstacles, and goals yet to be realized. May every member of the class of 6O meet these challenges with the best of his abilities in the futureg The future which holds thrills, disappointment, hope, and success or failure, for each of us in this, our class of 1960 John Rashke . . . to the glory that was Greece and the grandeur that was Rome. Poe As we venture back into Roman and Greek antiquity, we meet Mercury, the fleet-footed messenger of the ancient gods. In this book you will recall many events which have happened in the 59-60 school year. Mercury will be the messenger who brings these memorable events back to you. .JT STUDENT FEATURES ORGANIZATION S P T ES as-1 E I Fi '55 3? Ui L1 3 Z 'U P 'T rm .A .lf IE! PAFEY27 79 PAGES80 9 T ' 'gn-nd ri 't-Q fu Q -1.1 3 ll-A I-il E ii 1 gn 1 ii a-11 3 I 'U P 1 as 2 ll-K sv.: lv I-li xl PAGEE96 131 PATRONS PAGES 158 176 JRR g. 5 V ? ' xf . U5 . K Ziff 2 1 3 . E ry, T 5 E , 5- - , xl I-Q , 4, . 'lu 1 .',' ' E A, ' 1 5 T ' T 531 T 2 : , l , ' U1 ' U, . T ' I I TRATIO Man being made a reasonable and so a thinking crea- ture, there is nothing more worthy of his being than the right direction and employment of his thoughts, since upon this depend both his usefulness to the public, and his own present and future benefit in all respects. Penn ci, Our prtncrpal and frrend Mr Harold Weber paused for a few moments durrng hrs hectre rou I1llC to pose for the Llrntonran s Camera Durrng the year there have been many ac comphshments both group and rndrvrdual These we are proud of Our prrde should be even greater rn the splendrd manner rn whreh a d1ff1cu1t Job has been accomphshed Mr Weber commented The graduatrng class has performed well durrng therr years at Clrnton Hrgh School and on behalf of the staff I wrsh them the best of luck H W Weber on Pi I Mr. McMahon devoted forty years of his life to Clinton High School. It was with great sorrow that we learned of his death just one year before he was to have retired. He contributed much to the good of his school and the welfare of the community in which he lived, We will remember him fondly and know that we have gained immeasurable value from his having passed our way. ll X, Through the many years that Mtss Raun has been teachrng at C H S she has constantly made Amertcan l-lrstory come allve for many students She rntroduccd student government at Clxnton lllgh and has worked contmually for the better ment of our school We srncerely regret to see her leave but we rsh her many years of happrnes s ID her rettrement gxl xii -MSX MISS Davxdson Englrsh 3 Mr Olson Englrsh Mr Law Machme Shop 'Sa ' Mr. Neilsen Driver Education N... -Xxx- Mrs. Hill ec. - A-W -vl- S ' un 9 , , we I' f'.' n , ' H- Q A ll .-' 6 il. .Qui 0 l ,- Y , in :A-W, ..- 1 ' 5 . V Z , Mr. Sharar Dean Of Junior College A41 1' x J. R. Mounce Cliff Leory, Carrol Johnson, Mrs. Warren Johnson, Walter Laurtegen, Emmett Meggenburg, Vernon Cook, Mrs. Pauline Nelson, Mr. Mounce, Supt., John Wulf, Leonard Peetz, Bob Lothringer. 1 Miss Englert Bus. Ed. Mr. Parker Science v', X E51 E E i 915 9 Mr. Erickson ip , 3' English f Urea l . Jones Boys' Counselor .auf T EMM Miss Raun 'Ni Social Studies v-- -.., Assistant Principal 5 Mr. Korneisel Bus. Ed. Mr. Wallick Gen. Math in 3 Q ' Mr. Phillips Social Studies if, , RU Mr I Q Mr. Roberts Social Studies .KA 154. -rs ' rs Miss Stewart English ff: in YQ W! Mr Rome ,V - Y ,V Industrial Arts Mr. D. Jones Auto Shop fv- A Miss Hyer Nurse Math . Williams E! Miss Warnock A Librarian Q I U RQ I S f .D , - ' Q , tx K -2 lm! Mrsohlke f Chemistry ' . Q44 A .f . 4 lf ,,-V , f FR qu 'Y v MISS Stoddard SOC13l Studies W I' ., I .XAX 94 . .X ,Rf LZ' I C f-s' Mr. Rochau N, f : ' xgjyi 1 I, I 'glt Q 'im 'NS-. V Mr. Lange Mr. Sloan Phv. Ed. 'il ' M Driver Education '53 if I 1 Q 'Q A QQ -' Miss Foster Home Economics Phy.Ed. -4- 'x f vv ' 1 Mrs. Neubauer Miss Hartmann Spanish lf, 1 I4 ,yd 5 Mr. Whipple Bookkeeping Miss Mathisen Bus. Ed. ES XP if-if A C1 Mr. Del-laan Music Q1 Mr. Stoskopf Band Mrs. Stoskopf Orchestra Mr. Wilson Building Trades W H5 fx M - A? u RMK' -.. -- i 1J 1-fl. : ,..L S. V, 1.41. 11511: t L H, :Ml 1 .fiyfwk . fi kr ,I ,'::.si' ,1 9, ' 'sv ,T ,' ' 4iq,-35315 sv! 1 . ,. - ..r .qnf.4 He, . in A I fig, fu HT V f ly Y . ' 15 -' '13 .4 KNN A' Q ff' 'X ., , ,fl Y Miss Jones K ffy English , 4 -3 l Qivg ' -r j 'ffxw N , f- ' if J Miss Austin English -am -Q-.m X Mr. Rippel Social Studies 18 Zn 'ff' 'Ns as Mr Rashke Wood Shop Mr. Moore Physiology Miss Carter Latin Mr. Holsclaw Social Studies xx kwxx Mr. 'I ravis Speech QSXYBEWL L f ! gr Yr 4 Miss Arnold English Mr. Johnson Bus. Ed. .- v Miss East English Mr. Luebe Mechanical Drawing Bus. Ed. Miss Blakely Girls' Counselor ff ' Mr. Judd I' ,- 0 Phys. Ed. .I 4 , Mrs. Bandy, Mrs. Hicks ' 1 rl f. I, L nr Mrs. Braudt I f Mrs. Fuhrmann, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Ingraham rg '!1uu-.. 0 ln.,, Mrs. Berl Mrs. Clark vpfvvl'-,IW f' .1+-- .nf - Y fa- K cl: ...lf A i 'X ' pq Q. 1 A - nr 1- 'fs'-,ff R xW Fly I x f .4 xN,V 1,fJ Mr. Lang, Mr. Lunkuhl, Mr. Mclileherem, Mr. Pieper, Mr. Edens, Mr. Parr, Mr. Woods Mr. Petersen, Mr. A. Holgaard, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Hansen, Mr. J. Holgaard 1 YQ A .M -11 -, X Mr. Newton Boys Counselor Miss Strcib rlome Economics ' ,iwfv .. X X ff' fp V .rf 1 - 4 V 9 Ag . Mrs. Raines l XX ' Math fy l ' XX6 gk. I if Q X l' i Q ' L- Q. n i Mr. Lyrm l , Director of Athletics l i gfff' 'Q' Mr. Keuve i Physics Mr. Mogck Math I R7 4,11 ff , l it 9' , , Mr. Kirkman Q , Q Social Studies f' X 'F g x at , l ' .1 , M ' '. Wu F p4 5 l.,4a A-.QM Mr. Empson Psychology U!! 4 ST DE TBODY That which we acquire with most difficulty we retain the longest Colton Qs 55 , GL 2 gg, ,..A , ' . Wsgw? ,Am fx . . , . . .' V- 2 mf . . gy 'K . ,F f 'E V . -. . ,S Qigfm A. , -v EK, 'S ,. iv S +5 1,f rv- l gi .1 T is , ggi Q pa we . .1 if f + . AT Y 25? ' Q. 3. sy, ..'f -Q Q 'Nr GARY BARTELS Hsartsll The good die young, but that doesn't bother me FB 2,3, Tr 2,3,4, Wr 2,4. JUDITH BEHR Peanuts Just a quiet girl Y-Teens 3,45 Short Award 60 24 JANICE BATES il-Ian!! She that refraineth her lips is wise Band 2,33 Maj Let 3, Y-Teens 2,3,4. CONNIE BEHRENS Blondie Infinite riches in a little room Clint An 2, Mix C 3,43 Pan Am 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. BRUCE ABBOTT Thought is free--and l'm broke FB 2,33 Tr 2,3. BETH ANDERSON Bethie The world belongs to the energetic Hr Sec 43 Drum Mj 4, Mj 2,33 G Glee 2, A 'Cap 3,45 P-Club 4, Pan Am 4, Y-teens 2,3,4, HR Rep 25 FTA 3,4. MARLENE BAKER Smiles the year around for everyone Y-Teen 2,3,4. BERNARD ADKINS Bernie He does his own liv- ing!! Bach's Club 4, FB 2,3,4 BB 2,3,4, Tr 2,3,4, Maj Let 3. FLINT ANDERSON llAndyIl He always wears a smile that won't come off St. B Pres. 4, Class Pres 2, St. B Treas 3, A 'Cap 4, Lat Club 2,35 Co-C 3, Bach's C 4, FB 2, Tr 2, Sw 2, Prom King 3, Boys' St, St C Dist. Pres. MARVIN BAKER Men of few words are the best men Bach's Club 4. 'uh . J ,, JOHN BENDIXEN A quiet fellow, but-- HR Treas 25 Lat Club 25 Bach's Club 45 Sci Club 4. CONNIE BERGESON Tootie She is dreaming wide awake GRA 25 Pan Am 45 Y- Teens 253545 Hr Rep 3. LYNNE BISSON llLynnieYl It's practice that makes perfect Nat I-lon Soc 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Mj Let 35 Orch 3,45 Pan Am 2,3545 Y-Teens 2,45 Sc-Club 254, VP 4. . W3 , fliiftlf l ,..4-ii for J WEQJY SANDRA BENTRUP llsandyll You don't have to be short to be sweet Tri Week 25 Annual 25 Pan Am 3,45 Y-Teens 253545 Hr Rep 4. RON BILIONIS Never a care know I Lit Th 35 S-Crew 2535 Fort Dodge 253. TOM BLANCHARD lIFrOglI Give me a woman HR Pres 25 B Glee 25 A 'Cap 35 Bach's Club 45 FTA 45 FB 2,3545 Maj Let 45 BB 25 Tr 2,3,45 Maj Let 3,45 Wr 3545 Maj Let 4. SV 17' w...55? in DALE BLINKINSOP Blink I'm tired of planing and rolling HR Sec-Treas 45 Bach Club 4. ULRICH BOEHNKE llA11Is!l Just listen to that voice HR Pres 25 VP 35 St C 45 B-Glee 35 A 'Cap 3,4, V-Pres 45 Bach Club 45 Sc Club 45 Tr 2,3545 Maj Let 45 Sw 253,45 Maj Let 4. Q,L.a,.:'rf:'ff annum? JERRY BLOUNT YIJBII I want what I want when I want it B-Glee 2, Mix Ch 2, A 'Cap 35 Pan Am 4, Bach Club 4, Sci Club 4, FB 25354, Maj Let 35 Tr 354, Maj Let 3,45 Wr 2. DIANE BOITMAN Crout Always talking and spreading joy HR Pres 354, Sec-Treas 2, C-Weekly 2,35 G- Glee 25 A 'Cap 3,45 Pep C 354, Sec 45 P- Wogs 2,3545 Pan Am 2,3545 Y-Teens 2,3545 VP 35 S-Club 4. 'f 1.-.- 1I ll'lR JOHN BROAD RICK llBoblI What's this dull town to me ? DAVID BROWN llDavell Ah, life Band 2,33 Bach's Club 43 Tr 33 Ten 2 Q35 -11 CARLA BROWN Charley Brown Nothing is foreign that relates to man Y-Teens 4 JUDITH BROWN llJudyll Don't have to tickle me, I'm laughing al- ready RC Rep 33 Band 2,3,43 Mj Let 33 Orch 2,3,43 Symph 33 Lat Club 2,33 Y-Teens 2,3,43 FTA 3,4 STEVE BONEBRAKE Bones For he's a jolly good fellow B-Glee 33 A'Cap 43 Pan Am 2,43 Bach's Club 43 S-Crew 23 Tr 2,3,43 Maj Let 43 Wr 2, 3,43 Maj Let 4 JUDITH BOYER llJudyll The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm Lat Club 2,3,43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Sc Club 4 SANDRA BRANDENBURG Ilsandyll Dimples and disposition to match RC Rep 23 Tri-Week 23 G-Glee 33 Mix Ch 43 Pan Am 43 Y-Teens 2, 3,43 Sc-Club 4 LOTTIE BOUSMAN lILOuYl Never let your lessons interfere with your edu- cation SANDRA BOYERT llsalndyll Power will accomplish much, but perseverence more Band 2,3,43 Orch 33 G- Glec 43 Y-Teens 3,4 SHARON BRAUDT Boomer Ever joyous, ever gay I-IR Sec-Trea 3,43 Band 2,3,43 Maj Let 33 M- Ch 33 A'Cap 43 FTA 3, 43 Pan Am 43 Y-Teens 233,43 Sc-Club 4 -G? is 'N SUSAN BROWN Shoe-On Economy is a great revenue in itself C-Tri Week 45 GRA 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3545 HR Rep 25 Sc-Club 3,45 FTA 3,4. JACK BULLARD llcurlyll He is dreaming wide awake ELNA BURKEY A gracious innocent soul HR Pres 3, VP 45 Pan Am 2,3545 Y-Teens 253,4. ED BRUCGENWIRTH Hpepll Whenever I feel the urge to exercise com- ing on, I lie down until it passes HR VP 45 Bach's Club 45 S-Crew 2,3,45 VP 45 SC-Club 45 FB 25 Wr 2. JOHN BUNN A little man but well grounded in logic Bach's Club 45 S-Crew 3545 Sc-Club 45 Wr 2. JULIA BUXTON Julie A quiet lass who goes her way alone Y-Teens 4. Q5 MP 'Nui -af :js 129' CHARLES BYERS llBud!l Silence is the better part of valor Bach's Club 4. BARBARA CARLSEN llmbbyil Dependability is the key to success C-Tri Week 35 P-Club 3545 GRA 25 RC Rep 3,45 Lat Club 35 Y- Teens 253,45 Sc-Club 45 FTA 3,45 Treas 4. LUCll.LE BYERS lllducyll Giggles all day, gig- gles all evening, hap- piest girl who now is breathing Y-Teens 253,4. BONNIE CARPENTER Friendship's the wine of life HR Sec-treas 2,3,45 M-Ch 2, A 'Cap 3545 GRA 3, Pan Am 253545 Y-Teens 253545 Sc- Club 4. vgfd- '23-T sb-'A BARBARA CLARK Barb She has faced the world with her smiles Band 2,3,4g Mj Let 3, Short Aw 80 wpm. ALAN CLAUSEN Ilclausll Where duty bids he confidently steers Nat Thes 2,3,4, Lit Th 2,3,4, VP 4, Cheaper by the Dozen Love is Eternal, C- Week 2,3,4g Sp Ed 4, Band 2,3,4, Vp 4, Mj Let 3, Pan Am 2,3,4, Bach 4, Sc-Club 4. I , L F' -JQ - Qt. DARRELL CLARK Clark I talk--sometimes Nat Thes 2,3,4, Lit Th 2,3,4g Pres 4, Cheaper by the Dozen Love is Eternal Nat For. 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4, Maj Let 3, Orch 2,3,4, Bach 43 Sc Club 4, Fb 2,:s, Tr 2. KENNETH CLINE llKenIl Mathematical no, artistic, yes Bach's Club 4. Q , LAWRENCE CARR James Life is a joke that's just begun M-Ch 3, FB 3,49 Tr 2,3. KURT CHALGREN Chalgs I can be good, or I can be bad Band 2,35 Mj Let 2, A 'Capp 3,45 Bach Club 43 Sc-Club 4, FB 2, Tr 2,3,4g Mj Let 3, Wr 2,3,4g Mj Let 4. DEA Cl-IRISTIANSEN lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice Pan Am 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. FRANCES CARSON Fran Laughter and happiness in the form of a girl RC Rep 3,43 Band 2,3,4, Mj Let 3, GRA 2,3,4, Pan Am 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4, FTA 3,4. CHEROL Cl-IRISTIANSEN Tootie The silent one Y-Teens 3,4. GERALD CHRISTIANSEN Ilchxisll Life is 3 ban FB 2, Tr 2. '27 LYNN COMAN Pinku Short but sweet M-Ch 33 A 'Cap 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Sc- ROGER COOK He doeth all things well Bach's Club 45 Sc- Club 4. Club 3. STEVE COOK JEFF COOLEY I enjoy the good things Jeff of life Tomorrow is another day!! BILLIE JEAN COOPER MICHAEL CORDER She dwelt among the Crash untrodden ways He doesn't have a lot to say, yet he's helpful in every way HR Pres 45 St Council 43 Band 35 Pan Am 2,3,4g Off 35 Bach Club 45 SC-Club 45 FB 2,3g Sw 3. 'age 1 4- CONNIE COVERT llconll Fresh as the dew in the morning Y-Teens 2,3,4, GRA 2,35 HR VP 2, FTA 4. ROBERT CURTIS llBObll A free hand to all ,env 5 'R JACK CURTIS Never any problems JUDITH DAHI. Peanuts l never cheat myself a pleasure HR Sec 25 C-Clee 35 GRA 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,4g Ty Aw 509 Sh Aw 80. 29 9 xi x.- mga, CLEO DODGE There are no tricks in plain simple faith Bill Clerk 49 G-Glee 35 CRA 2,33 Y-Teens 2,3,4. MARSHA DORATHY Genius is the infinite art of taking pains Band 2,39 Mj Let 29 Pan Am 2,3,4g Y- Teens 2,3,4g Sc-Club 4s FTA 3,4. GARY DONEY A angry man opens his mouth and shuts his eyes SALLY DORSEY What is the little one thinking about HR-Sec 2, Pan Am 3, Lat Club 2,3,49 Sc- Club 3,45 FTA 3,4. JANET DANN Jarhead She sparkens up the party!! P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,8,4g Ty Aw 505 Sh Hand Aw 60. CAROL DEAN A girl anxious to meet the world Y-Teens 2,3,4. RONNIE DETERMAN IIROHII The future always holds something for the man who keeps his faith in it Bach's Club 4. BOB DARR llBObll Little said is sooner mended St. Mary's High 2,3. BEVERLY DECKER llBevll Ill feeling toward none Band 2,3,45 Mj Let 35 Pan Am 2,3,4g Y- Teens 2,3,45 HR Rep 3 JOYCE DETTERMAN Her ways are ways of pleasantness M-Ch 25 GRA 2,35 Y- Teens 2,3,4. CSV TERRY DOYLE Terrence And as I laugh at any mortal thing, it is that I may not weep Pan Am 3,45 Bach's Club 43 Sc-Club 4 DONALD EKIAND 'lEckll Pep ability plus Wr 2,3,4 BILL ERNST Willie He was once caught studying, but has almost lived down the reputa- tion HR Pres 23 Wr 2 RUTH EDENS Shorty Nice things come in small packages M-Ch 3,45 Y-Teens 2 JOHN ENGLISH Fearless Good-humor is the health of the soul Bach's Club 4 CAROLYN ESLINGER For she that once is good, is ever great HR Sec 3,43 Trea 3,45 Band 2,3,4, Mj Let 3, A'Cap 3,45 Pan Am 2,3 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4 732 Hr ' . '. YT 'E 42? f-. -1 I .iff 1'a'w k?'f ' ,fix X I MIKE EWAN Charlie Always curious about life Bach's Club 45 Sc Club 4 SHARON FLACK Of all things by which women are curst, their own bad tempers are the worst 'rv' hx DONALD FENZEL Young fellows will be fellows ROBERT FLANNERY Flans I stand on the verge of a great career, will someone push me off HR Pres 2, Bach's Club 4, Sc-Club 2 fi- 4 XS '5n T4 JOHN GIUNTA llDagOll Brightness is the lite that leads us Bach-Club 4. DONNA GOERS She's as modest as she looks Y-Teens 2,4 . LINDA GODDARD Quiet and a friend to all Band 2,3,4g Mj Let 35 Orch 2,33 Y-Teens 3,4. MARILYN GOETTSCH Blotch Go gettum Blotch Lit-Th 3,43 C-Annual 3,45 CO-Ed Copy 4, G-Glee 25 P-Wogs 3,45 Pan Am 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g FTA 3,4, A 'Cap 3. BETTE FOSSUM Your future is a mys- tery BARBARA FULLICK Barbie Good to all, unpleasant to none Band 2,3,4g Mj Let 3, Orch 2,35 G-Glee 3, GRA 2,3,4g Pan Am 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4. PATRICIA GATES Hpatll Friendship is the wine of life Pan Am 4, Lat-Club 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4g HR Rep 2. SUE ANN FOWLER Susie A youth to whom was given so much crirtli, so much of heaven Band 2,3,4g Let 35 Orch 3,49 GRA 2g Pun Am 3,45 Lat-Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4g Sc- Club 4. KENNETH GARRETT Naturally frank and generous Catonsville High School JANE GEARMAN l don't talk much, but I think a lot HR Pres 4, Nat Hon Soc 3,49 Band 2,3,4g Mj Let 35 Pan Am 2,3,4g Lat-Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,45 Sc- Club 3,45 Sec 3. di, srl' JOHN GOSMA Gooz But youth of course must have its fling-- so pardon us Class Pres 43 HR Pres 23 B-Glee 23 Mix-Ch 23 A 'Cap 3,43 Pan Am 43 Bach Club 43 FB 23 BB 2,3,43 Mj Let 43 Tr 3,43 Let 4. HAROLD GRELL I'm afraid that I'll never grow up Bach's Club 4. LYNNE GREVE MARY GRECG lIBurtll Better to be out of the world than out of fashion Red-C Rep 2, C- Week 2, P-Club 3343 Pan Am 2,3343 Y- Teens 233343 Sc Club 3. ROBERT GRELL A man I am, crossed with adversity FRANK GRIFFIN For beauty lives with Th0L1ghI is free and kindness I-IR Sec 23 Treas 33 Mix-Ch 33 Cheer- leader 23 Y-Teens 233343 FTA 3,4. I'm broke 44? 3. '5- 3, .ef 7' K5 A v 45' JOYCE HAACK if MELVIN HAGEN She who has conquered Hogan the heart has conquered I never cheat my- everything self of pleasure SUZANNE HAGCE ROSE MARIE HAGUE llsuzyll llROsieH Her real beauty is She loved but once something to applaud and how Debate 23 C-Ann 23 Pan Am 43 Y-Teens 2,3343 I-IR Rep 3. HR Pres 33 Sec 23 Treas 23 Red-C Rep 23 Nat Hon Soc 3,43 G-Clee 23 Sec 23 Pan Am 233,43 Y-Teens 3,4. 33 T1 ROZELLA HANTHORNE Rosie She says she's bash- ful. Debate 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, DeWitt High School 2,3. JIM HARTMAN Life has but few mys- teries. Bach's Club 45 Tr 2,3, 45 Let 49 Sw 2,3,4, Mj Let 4. HELEN HARKSEN Good natural, capable and ab1iging. RAEANN HASS Speech is the index of the mind. I-ik CAROL HALL Coco She puts her worries in the bottom of her heart sits on the lid and smiles Mrx Ch 2 A 'Cap 3,4 P Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 3,4 DARRELL HANSEN Hans Who keeps late hours? Not me Bach's Club 4 BB 2 Tr 2 TOM HANSEN llHansll One must keep him- self occupied in this short life. Bach's Club 4, FB 2,33 Tr 23 Wr 2. MICHAEL HANNAFAN Magoo Jokmg, laughing gay 1 he HR VP 4 Sec 3 Ban 2 3 4 Trum Trio Let34 PanAm23 Bach Club 4 FB 2 3 4 MJ Let 4 BB 2 3 4, M Let 3 4 Tr 2 3 MJ Let 3,4 KATHLEEN HANSEN Kay In her very quietness there is charm G Glee 2 Mix Ch 3 Lat Club 2 3 4 Y teens 4' Sc-Club 4. MARILYN HARKINS She loves but one-- at a time. HR Sec 25 Red C Rep 3, St Coun 2,3,45 C- Week 3,4, Bus Man 3,4 C-Ann 23 C-Glee 25 Pan Am 2,3,4, Y- Teens 3,4, FTA 4. T 'W 'tY 44 CHARLES HAYES Chuck I never cheat myself a pleasure. Bach's Club 4, Tr 2. DENNIS HEAVILIN He is not without am- bition. BILL HHNINING Willy B Oh, the brave music of the distant drum. HR Pres 2, Red-Cross 2, Band 2,3,4, Mj Let 3, A 'Cap 3, Bach 4, BB 2, Golf 2,3,4, Mj Let 4. SALLY HEATH What a strange thing man is. Mix-Ch 3, Y-Teens 2,3, 4. ELLEN HEISTERKAMP A gracious, innocent sou1. HR Treas 2, C-Ann 3, G-Glee 2, Mix-Ch 3, A'Cap 4, Pan Am 4, Lat-Club 2,3,4, Y- Teens 3,45 FTA 4. GENE HENRICKSEN Don't worr about the Y job you don't like Some- body else will have it soon. Bach's Club 4, FB 2, Wr 3,4. no' W 'Q' 'QS 913' vu-45 gi MICHAEL HEREID Zorro The great secret of life is never to be in the way of others. C-Week 2, Bach's Club 4, S-Crew 3,4. JOYCE HICKS Not much talk, but sweet silence. Y-Teens 2,3,4g Sh- Hand Aw 80. -ap-'Z RANDY HEY llRanSll Laugh and the world laughs with you, frown and you'11 wrinkle your face. HR Pres 2, VP 3, Pan Am 4, Sc-Club 3, Tr 4. WILLIAM HICKS llwinll Faithful and true. Band 2,3,4, Mj Let 3, Bach's Club 4, FB 2,3,4 Mj Let 4, Tr 2,33 Wr 2,3. 3 '40 .....,f' 'TQ '31 with l SANDRA HOWARD BOB HUGHES llsandyll llThe Nosell Quiet and unassuming. I'm all thunk out. Mix-Ch 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. JAMES HUNTER Boone For he's a jolly good fellow. Nat Thes 2,3,43 Lit Th 2,3,45 Mix Ch 3, Lat-Club 2,3,4g Bach Club 4, Pres Sc-Club 4, FB 2,33 TI 2,33 S 2,3,45 M5 Let 2,3,4. W MARILYN HURIBURT A pleasant smile for everyone. Y-Teens 2,3,4. DAVID l-IIGBY llDaVelY A car is a man's castle. Wr 2. JIM HOLMES Homer Most folks are about as happy as they make up their Ininds to be. LINDA l-IOUSEMAN A diligent seeker for the germs of knowledge. Band 2,3,4, Mj Let 2, Orch 2,3,4g Mj Let 3, Pan Am 3,43 Lat-Club 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Ty Aw 50, Sh-Hand Aw 120, FTA 3,4. BOB HOLLE llNeW-tl! Take me asl am. Band 2,3,4, Bach Club Ex-Board 4, FB 2,3. CAROLYN HOUSBERG Don't worry! Qmight be more appropriate to add othersj. BOB HOUSENGA l-lousie He's as modest as he looks. R-Cross Rep 2, Lat- Club 2,33 Bach's Club 4, Sc-Club 2. Asa'--. 41 ' 5' CHARLES ,HVIDSTON Frankie If silence were golden I'd be a begger. HR Pres 4, VP 2, C-We ekly 3, B-Glee 2, Mix Ch 2, A 'Cap 3, Pan Am 4, Bach Club 4, FB 2,3,45 Mj Let 4, BB 2, 35 Tr 2, Golf 3. HIROKO ITO Roko You charm when you talk. HR VP 4, St-Coun 4, A' Cap 4, Y-Teens 4, Foreign Exchange Stu- dent. LINDA JACOBSEN Jake The age of miracles hasn't passed. Class Treas 2, St Coun 2,3,45 Lit Th 2,35 C- Week 2,35 Ann 3,45 Mix Ch 2, A' Cap 3,45 P-Wogs 2,3,45 VP 3, Pres 4, C-Lead 2,45 Pan Am 2,3,45 VP 3, Y- Teens 2,3,45 FTA 4, SC-Club 4. CAROL INGRAHAM Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. HR Treas 3, Nat Hon Soc 3,45 Sec 4, Nat Thes 2,35 Declam 3, St. C-Week 2,3,4, Ed 4, Mix Ch 2, A 'Cap 3, P-wogs 2,3,45 Sec 3, P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Treas 4. BILL IVERSEN III-lortll Why work, if you can talk your way out of it. HR VP 2, Sec 4, St- Coun 2,35 Bach Club 4, BB 2,3,45 M5 Let 3,4, Golf z,3,4, M5 Let 2,3, 4. FREDERICK JENSEN llFredll How y'gonna keep 'em down on the farm. Bach Club 4. Y: in lv - -fi! ' KEITH JOHNSON There's not another one to take your place. Class Treas 3, St Body VP 4, B-Glee 2, Mix Ch 2, A 'Cap 3, Pan Am 4, Bach Club 4, FB 2,3,45 Mj Let 3,45 BB 2,3,45 Mj Let 3,45 Tr 2,3,45 Mj Let 2,3,4. JUDITH JONES To have friends be fri endly. ag' DAVE JONES Boobie Nearly all the great men are dead and l'm feeling ill. Class VP 2, St 2,3,45 Nat Hon Soc 3,45 B- Glee 2, Mix Ch 2, A' Cap 3, Pan Am 4, Lat Club 2,3,45 Bach 4, FB 2,3,45 Mj Let 3,45 BB 2,3,45 Mj Let 4, Tr 2,35 DAR His. Aw. MARLENE JONES Indifferent to all ad- vances. GRA 4, Y-Teens 4, Sterling High School 3, 4. 37 RON JUNGE llFuIl He's just a regular sport. Class VP 45 HR Pres 35 St Coun 45 A 'Cap 45 Bach Club 45 VP 45 FB 2,35 BB 2,3,45 Mj Let 45 Golf 2,3,45 Mj Let 2,3,45 JR Car King 3. CATHERINE KERNS llcathyll You don't have to be short to be sweet. GRA 25 Pan Am 45 Y- Teens 2,3,4, Ty Aw eo, Sh-Hand 120, FTA 4. K ESQ :fa-T 10 f BETH KELLY Beth Hazel Just easy going. HR sec 35 Red-C Rep 2,35 Lit Th 35 Love is Eternal C- Week 2,35 Orch 2,35 Pan Am 253,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 HR Rep 3,45 FTA 3,45 Sec 4. TOM KERSHNER Small but mighty. MARY LOU JONES Emmy lou There 's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. HR Sec 25 St Coun 2,3, 45 Nat Hon Soc 3,45 VP 4, C-Week 2,3,45 Copy Ed 35 Feat Ed 45 G-Glee 25 A 'Cap 3,45 P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 2,3,45 Y- Teens 2,3,4. DOUGLAS JORDAN llDo11g ll I may look busy but I'm only confused. Bach' Club 45 Sc-Club 45 Waukesha High 3. JO ANN JORGENSEN ll'-Ioeyll It is the quiet worker, with a smile that suc- ceeds. HR Treas 45 Nat Hon Soc 3,45 P-Club 45 Pan Am 2,3,45 FTA 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Spanish Aw 2. JANIS JORDAN Filled to the brim with girlish glee. HR Pres 25 VP 35 Pan Am 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3 45 HR Rep 3, Sh Aw 100. RON JORDAN Jawbone He tackles as well as he sings. Bach's Club 4, FB 2,354 M3 Let 3,45 Wr 2,3,4, M5 Let 3,4. JUDITH JORCENSEN lltjudyll Leave me with a sm.ile. Red-C Rep 3, Mix Ch 35 P-Club 45 Pan Am 2,3,45 Lat Club 4, Y-Teens 2,3,45 FTA 4. auf curl 4 JIM KING Never in a hurry. Bach's Club. JUDITH KIRSCHNER lltjudyll Modesty and charm hath she. G-Glee 25 Mix Ch 25 P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 45 Lat Club 2,3545 FTA 45 Y-Teens 25354. MARY ANN KNIGHT A friend to all. cg' 2'2 Wizzxv PAUL KIRCHDOERFER IlKIunChIl Oh, how I love that Latin. Band 2,3545 Mj Let 35 Lat Club 2,3,45 Bach Club 4. HELEN KLARE True as a leaf is to a tree. Y-Teens 4. MICHAEL KNUTSEN A teacher is your best friend, huh. 'Hb 'Gtr X x BOB KNUTSON He seems mighty quiet, but when you know him, he 's quite a riot. HR Pres 45 Bach's Club 4, FB 2,3,4, Mj Let 3,45 BB 25 Tr 2, 3,45 Mj Let 4. MARY KOEPP Her idol is Elvis. 'fs xgq, --or' DOUGLAS KOEPP Il A pilot he hopes to be Bach's Club 4. PATRICIA KOHTEN llpat H Smiles, smile s, and smiles. S JOHN LAGE l live in the midst of laughter AL LANGREHR Full of laughter and glee Bach's Club 4 DICK LAMPE No cares beyond to- day!! JIM LARKIN Larks He hath never a dull dayll Bach's Club 45 S-Crew 25 Tr 25 Sw 4 NANCY KONKLE A violet by a mossy stone, half hidden from the eye HR VP 35 Rec-C Rep 45 Mix-Ch 35 Y-Teens 4 RICHARD KRANOVICH llDickll Forever I am un- defeated HR VP 45 Nat Hon Soc 3,45 C-Week 35 C-Ann 3,45 Co-Ed 45 Bach's Club 45 Sc-Club 3,45 Tr 25 golf 2,3,4 GEORGE KUNAU Always I am around MARTHA KRAMER A silent girl, with 21 load of smiles JEROME KREBS llx-Icrryll A great tennis star some day HR Sec 25 Trea 2,45 Pan Am 35 Bach's Club 4, BB 2, Tr 2, Tennis 2, 3,45 Mj Let 2,3,4 CAROL KWICK A girl who is usually around HR See 45 Red-C Rep 25 GRA 2,45 Y-Teens 2, 45 Sc-Club 4 44 CAROL LARSEN I am a part of all that I have met Orch 2,3,4g Mj Let 39 lvlix-Ch 3, Lat Club 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4 JAMES LARSEN lIJimll A well fed, well read, gentleman Nat, Thes 3,43 Lit Th 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Mj Let 25 Orch 2,3,45 A'Cap 3, 43 Bach Club 43 SC-Club 3,4 JUDY LEGGETT lllacggsll Someone young and smiling Class Sec 43 HR Pres 2,33 St Cou 2,3,43 Pan Am 2,3,45 Trea 35 Y- Teens 2,3,43 JR Car Queen 3 GERALD LARSON Jerry Short on stature, long on talk Band 2,3,45 Mj Let 3 Orch 2,3,45 Mr Let 3 Pan Am 3- Bach Club 4 KATHY LATHROP Ever let the fancy roam BARBARA LEONARD Kitten Let's live today Mix-Ch 3,45 GRA 33 Y-Teens 3,4 5 er JAMES LEONARD llJimll Silence and common sense make a man Nat Thes 2,35 Lit Th2, 3g B-Glee 2,35 Mix-Ch 2,33 A'Cap 45 Bach Club 4, S-Crew 2 BARBARA LOCKHART llBarbll JUDIE LEWIS Judie To have friends--be friendly P-Club 3,45 Pres 43 Pan Am 2,3,4, Sec 43 Y- Teens 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,4 Common sense like hers RAYMOND LIMKE H Time tells on a man, is not a common thing C-Week 2, Mix Ch 3, P-Club 43 Lat Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3,4 especially a good time' PENNY MARTENSEN Penenope The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow. Y-Teens 3,4. THOMAS MARTIN Slater Indu.strious and help- ful. Lit Th 2,3545 Mix Ch 35 A 'Cap 45 Bach Club 45 S-Crew 2,3,45 Sc-Club 45 BB 2. -I PHYLLIS MARTI Millis A laugh is worth a thousand tears in any market. G-Glee 25 A' Cap 35 Pan Am 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Ty- Aw 605 Sh Hand Aw 100. DONALD MASON IlDonll A light heart lives long. KATHLEEN LUNDEEN IlK3thyfll Experience is what you get while looking for something else. Band 2,3545 Mj Let 35 Orch 8,45 GRA 253,45 Treus 45 Y-Teens 253, 4. ROBERT MAHONEY Life is anything but boring. JOCELYN MARESCA Joci Always ready to smile out loud. Mix-Ch 2,35 GRA 2,3, 45 Y-Teens 2,3545 Sc- Club 2. TERRY LYON llLyell He that is slow to anger :,1itgit,e.rHthan the HR Pres 35 VP 25 B- Glee 25 MiX-Ch 25 A 'Cap 35 Bach Club 45 Ex Board 45 FB 2,3,45 Mj Let 3,45 BB 2,3545 Mj Let 3,45 Tr 2,3545 Mj Let 354. JERRY MALONE Moose Silence and common sense make a man. Bach's Club 4. DOUG MARTENSEN Frogie Love is not to be laughed at. Bach's Club 4. PATRICIA MATTHEW lIPatll It is the quiet worker with a smile that suc- ceeds. HR Treas 35 St Coun 35 Nat Hon Soc 3,45 Mj Prod, Love is Eternal 5 Nat For 2,3545 Band 25 3,45 Let 35 Orch 2,3,45 Mj Let 35 Lat Club 35 Off 35 Y-Teen 2,3545 Sc-Club 4. SUSAN MAXHEIM IIMOXH Lord, what fool in- vented kissing. HR Red-C Rep 3,45 St Speech 35 C-Week 25 C-Ann 3,45 P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 2,3545 Lat Club 2,3545 Y-Teens 2,3,4. SANDRA MCCLUSKY Moose With still a million things to say. HR Pres 4, VP 35 Nat Thes 2,3545 Lit Th 2,3545 Debate 25 Mix Ch 25 A 'Cap 35 Pan Am 3, Lat Club 45 Y-Teens 25354. JAMES MATZEN IIHOOPII What can I do to be- come famous? C-Week 3,45 A 'Cap 45 Bach Club 45 SC- Club 45 FB 2,3,45 Mj Let 45 Tr 2,3,45 M5 Let 3,45 Wr 2,4. ALAN MAYER llDukeYl A little lad with a great big smile. He'll be a great businessman after a while. St. Coun 45 Pan Am 45 Lat Club 2,3545 Bach Club 45 Sec-Tr 3,45 Mj Let 45 Sw 2,3,45 Mj Let 45 FTA 354. CHERYL MCCOOL llMex-ylll Full of dreams. Nat Thes 3,45 Lit Th 3,45 Mj Prod, Mother is a Freshman, Cheaper by the Do1en 5 Mix Ch 25 A 'Cap 3,45 Pan Am 253,45 Lat Club 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Sc-Club 4. T7 l 2,37 1 DIANE MCCOY llDiIl A quiet miss--at times. G-Glee 25 Mix Ch 35 P-Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. TERRY MCGAUVRAN llMag0Oll Why be serious? I'm not. Nat Thes 2,3,45 Lit Th 2,3,45 M5 Prod, The Doctor in Spite of Him- self, Mother is a Freshman 5 C-Week 2, 3,45 C-Ann 2,3,45 Co I Ed 4, A Cap 35 Bach 4. '17 l ,if '::- PATRICIA MCFADDEN Patrick She loved but once and how. HR Sec 35 Mix Ch 2 A 'Cap 35 Pan Am Lat Club 2' Y-Teens 2 3 4- HR Re 2 ai, P DOUG MCGOVERN Oonee Knowledge is power, bu it won't take the place of gasoline. FB 2,35 Mj Let 2. 43 ,., f kk MARGARET METZGER Examples hasten deeds to good effects. Mix-Ch 2. RONALD MICHAELSEN llRonll Work is but fools play. Band 2,3,45 MJ Let 2, 3,4g Bach's Club 4. 'T' WILLIAM MEYERMANN To work is an injus- tice. WESLEY MICHAELSEN Charlie Silent as the whisper of the wind. Bach's Club 4. SHARON MCKINNEY llsharill Give us a song. G-Glee 25 A 'Cap 33 FTA 43 Pan Am 3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4. ROBERT MCMANUS llMaC ll A nice guy to have around. Bach's Club 4. RONALD MELCHERT HRon Il l-le'l1 make his mark. B-Glee 2,35 Mix Ch 35 Bach Club 45 Sc-Club 4. CAROL ANN MCMAHON Carole Ever let the fancy roam. Mt. St. Clare 2,3. PEGGY MCPECK T1'iJde Ain't Misbehaven' Y-Teens 2,3,4. GARY MENZ llcarrll To be called great is to draw a straight 1ine.' HR VP 4. A I CHISTY MICKEY Cris For she that once is good, is ever great. Class Treas 43 Red-C Rep 3,43 St Coun 2,45 Nat Hon Soc 3,43 De- bate 35 Nat For 3, Orch 2,3,4, Mj Let 3, A 'Cap 3, P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 4, Lat Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, FES Student 3. CHARLES MILLER Chas Life is fun, isn't it. Band 2,3,4g Mj Let 3, Bach's Club 4, FB 2,3, 4, Tr 2. JACK MILLER Mills Let us have wine and women, merth and laughter. HR Pres 2,33 Red-C Rep 2, Pan Am 4, Bach's Club 45 FB 2,35 TI 2,35 Sw 2,3,4, Mj Let 2,3,4. JIM MILLARD Kentucky Wild as the wind. HR Sec 4, North Platte High School 2. DANIEL NHLLER Milldigs Here I am, if you can see me. Lat Club 2, Bach's Club 4, WI' 2. THOMAS MILLIGEN llTomll For he is not without a smile. Bach's Club 4. 'A-, ,4C'I1! if IK uni' I GARY MOHR I've got a secret. FRANS MULLER His motto is to work well. BB 2, M.U.L.O. Zonne bloem, Holland 2,3. RAYMOND MOORE IlRayll Don't fence me in. HR Sec 2, Bach's Club 45 FB 2, Sw 2,33 Ten 2. GARY MUNSON l1MumPS1v He is short, but it is quality not quantity that counts. HR VP 2,35 Bach's Club 4, Wr 2. 'v-Y CAROL NIEUHR I know more than you think I do. Mix Ch 2,33 GRA 23 Y-Teens 233,43 FTA 4. JANET NISSEN ll-Jani! The rest of your days depend upon the rest of your nights. Pan Am 43 Y-Teens 2,3,4. 46 ROBERT NIELSEN Nie1 He sits high in all the people's hearts. I-IR VP 23 Pan Am 43 Bach's Club 43 Sc- Club 4 VP 33 Tr 43 Red- C Rep 43 I-IR Treas 4. MARILYN NYQUI ST HNykiIl A smile for everyone, a laugh for everything. HR Pres 23 Red-C Sec 33 G-Glee 23 A 'Cap 3,43 Cheer L 2,3, 43 Pan Am 2,3,43 Y- Teens Assn. VP 2, Sec 3, Pres 43 FTA 3,43 Home- coming Att. 23 Prom Queen 3. JEANNE MURPHY llMurphII For cuteness a winner, for flirting a sinner. HR Sec 33 G-Glee 23 A 'Cap 3,4. RONALD MOTSINGER All great men have defects, and I have a few myself. CHARLES NANCE Chuck The more honesty a man has, the less he af- fects the air of a saint. DON MUSSMAN Human knowledge is the parent of doubt. JO ANN NAEVE IIJOH l'Laughter is the key to Joy!! CAROLYN NELSON 'A real athlete as well as a real girl. Orch 2,3,43 Mj Let 23 A'Cap 3,45 GRA 2,3,4, VP 3, P-c1ub 3, 3,43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Sc-Club 2,3,4. BILL OAKES Women never bother me. Pan Am 2,3545 Bach Club EXBI 45 FB 2535 Sw 253,45 Mj Let 354. KENNETH MICHAEL OUGH Kingsize What shall I do with all the days and hours. Bach's Club 45 FB 2,35 MJ Let 45 Tr 253,45 Mj Let 45 Sw 2. PENNY PAULSEN lfBunnylI Ever one excells in 45 Y something in which an- other fails. Pan Am 253,45 Y-Tee 253,45 FTA 354. 115 DON OBERMILLER llobeell Life is but a dream. Bach's Club 45 FB 2, Tr 25 Sw 2,3,4. THOMAS PALSGROVE IlT0mll Flattery is from the teeth out. Mix Ch 35 A'Cap 45 Bach's Club 4. BEVERLY PETERSEN Bev The hand that hath made you fair hath made you kind. HR Sec 35 C-Ann 25 Mix Ch 35 P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 253,45 Lat- Club 4, Y-Teens 25354. W 496 of- , 'QV ev' up-0' if ...Ji - .1 .aff DONNA PETERSEN Her record good, her motto better. Mix Ch 35 GRA 2535 Pan Am 253,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 FTA 354. JOHN PETERSON Pete Time tells on a man-- especially a good time. Bach's Club 45 Culver Military Acad. 253. AJ JERI KAY PETERSBQ llpetell We all know Pete, we also know she can't be beat. HR VP 35 Sec 25 Mix Ch 25 A'Cap 3545 P- Club 4, Pan Am 253,45 Treas 4, Y-Teens 25354 Assn VP 45 FTA 354. LARRY H. PETERSBNT Pete What do I care-- nothings worth it. B-Glee 25 Mix Ch 25 A'cap 3,45 Pan Am 4, Bach Club 45 Treas 45 Sw 35 FTA 3,4. D 3 GAYLE PIEPER Air and manner are more expressive than words. Red-C Rep 2, C-Week 2, C-Ann 35 GRA 25 P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 3,43 Y-Teens 2,3,4g FTA 3,4. JERRY POTTER Pots Let thy words be few. BaCh'S Club 43 Tr 3, Sw 3,43 Mj Let 4, FTA 4. HARRY PIPER llpipell To be strong is to be happy. Bach's Club 4, FB 23 BB 2. THOMAS POWELL El Glatto I am my own com- mander. Bach's Club 45 S-Crew 2. LOREN PETERSON Pete Who says I don 't love the 1adies. HR Pres 4, Mix-Ch 33 A' Cap 3,45 Bach Club 45 S-Crew 2,3,4, VP 3, Pres 4. ROY PETERSEN Floral II Though vanquished, he could argue still. Lat Club 2,3,45 Bach Club 4, FB 2,3,4, Let 4, Tr 2,3,4, Mj Let 2,3,43 Sw 3, Wr 2. PAMELA PFUNDSTEIN llpamll Gentlemen prefer b1onds. Lit Th 2,33 Pan Am 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. THOMAS PETERSEN IlTOmll No cupid darts for him. WILMA PETERSON Never trouble, 'til trouble troubles you. BONNIE PHELAN Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in women. C-Week 23 C-Ann 23 Mix Ch 33 A ' Cap 4, Lat Club 2,3,4g Y- Teens 2,3,4, FTA 4. Q JOYCE PROUD She speaks, behaves, and acts as if she meant it. Pan Am 2,3,4g Span Aw. GOLDIE PRUETT A nice name for a nice girl. GRA 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Sh Hand Aw 60. WAYNE PUTNAM Man, I like the way he fights. I v I f r .' ,J LOIS PROUD Take me as l am. Lat Club 2, Y-Ter-as 3,4. IRBNTE PUETSCH In her very quietness there is charm. Y-Teens 2. RUTH ANN PUTNEY Ylputtll I lived and loved and understood. HR Sec 45 Treas 25 Lit Th 3,43 C-Ann 4, Mix-Ch 2, P-Wogs 2,3,45 VP4g Cheer L 2,3,45 Pan Am 2,3,4, Sec 35 Y-Teens 2,3,4 FTA 3,4. X, rv 'fr' 1 GENE QUACKENBUSH llQuackll Oh, why should life all labor be. JUDY RALSTON Speech is the index of the mind. 43 ff? CN MARGARET QUALMAN llPeggYIl The silent one. Pan Am 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FTA 3. JOHN RANDALL Why worry things will happen anyway. Bach's Club 45 S- Crew 2,3,4. 49 ff! 'R .4-av ,S BILL REICHERT Butch If work interferes with pleasure, give up work. Limestone High, Quincy High School 2,3. LINTON REYNOLDS Hard living maketh the man. f' Q Q Ar ,ar- of 123' J' DONNA RHPP llsisll She's a good sport, but never loud. Always mixes with the crowd. GRA 25 Y-Teens 2,4. BETTE RICHARDSON Betsy Al1 the wor1d's a stage. HR Pres 3, VP 4, Nat Thes 2,3,45 Cheaper by the Dozen, The Doctor Inspite of Him- self, C-Week 25 C- Ann 25 Mix-Ch 25 A' Cap 3,45 P-Club 35 Pan Am 3,45 Y-Teens 2,a,4. lu... JOHN RASHKE J.R. The wisest of the wise. HR Pres 2,35 Nat Hon Soc 3,45 Treas 45 C- Week 2,3,45 Sports Ed 3, C-Ann 3,45 Sports Ed 3,45 B-Glee 25 Mix Ch 25 A 'Cap 35 Bach 45 FB 2,3,45 Mj Let 3, 45 BB 2,3,45 Mj Let 3, 45 Tr 2,3,45 Mj Let 3, 4. DONNA REED A merry heart that goes all da Y-ll Red-C Rep 3, GRA 25 3,45 Sec 35 Pres 45 P-Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FTA 3,4. FRED REEDY Eat, drink and be merry. Bach's Club 4. DAVID REDERER Dave Strange to the world-- he wore a bashful look. LOUIS REED Don't bug me man. JUDITH REGENWETHER Judy Content to let the world wag on as it wi1l.' Y-Teens 4. 5 'lv PATRICIA ROBBINS Ilpatll When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Y-Teens 3,45 SC-Club 3. BARBARA ROBINSON Babs A girl of excellent manners. Y-Teens 3,4. RONALD ROWE Ronnie Round Haste makes waste I never waste anything. DOROTHY ROBERTS IlDotIl She loved but once. Mix-Ch 45 Y-Teens 3,4. JACQUELINE ROHWER Fletch Why pretend--be what you are. G-Clee 25 A'Cap 35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 GRA 3. MARGARET RUSHTON llAnnll The kindness, which is bestowed on the good, is never lost. Red-C Rep 25 P-Club 45 Pan Am 2,3,45 Y- Teens 2,3,45 S-Crew 35 S-Club 3. I '3 Q 'X 4-at 'WL , . , KAY SATTIZAHN Her ways are ways of p1easantness. HR Pres 4, VP 2, Sec 35 St-Coun 25 Nat Hon Soc 3,45 Nat Thes 2,3, 45 Lit Th 2,3,45 Open- ing of a P1ay 5 C-Week 2,3,4, Ast. Ed45 G- Glee 2, A'Cap 35 P- Club 3,45 VP 45 Lat- Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FTA 3,4. LYNN SCHULTZ Schu1se I have no time for work. Bach's Club 45 Wr 2. bliss AL LANA SCHLOTFELDT Lanalin She is a sweet, studious, little girl. Debate 25 Nat For 2,3, 45 G-Glee 25 A'Cap 3,45 Pan Am 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 HR Rep 2. KARL SCHOPPA To be liked is to be great. Humboldt High School 2,3. Q 5' -,J ti' 'Z' 'QQ- ROBERT SHORE l1Timll ll MARCIA SLOPPY Marsh Good-humor is the health of the soul, sad- ness its poison. C-Ann 25 Mix Ch 2,35 Still water runs deep. AX ,.a-9 NORMA SHULL Industrious and faith- ful. G-Glee 25 Mix Ch 35 A'Cap 45 P-Club 45 Pan Am 2,3,45 Y- Teens 2,3545 FTA 253, 4. DAVID SMITH Dave He that refraineth his lips is wise. Tr 25 Mj Let 2. CAROLYN SCHROEDER IlRedlI You can't judge her temper by her hair. C-Week 25 Y-Teens 45 R-Cross Rep 3. DAVID SEESER Dave He hath faced thc day many times with courtesy. HR VP 2,35 Bach's Club 45 Wr 25 FB 2. MIKE SHANNON Shantz Sometimes I sit and think and other times I just sit. Bach's Club 45 BB 253, 45 Let 3,45 Tr 2,35 45 Mj Let 253. WILLIAM SCHWARZ Bill And an unforgettable laughter. Bach 's Club 45 HR Pres 25 FB 253. JEFFERY SHANNAFELT J.L. lIQuaCklI C-Week 45 Lat-Club 2,35 Bach Club 45 Tr 35 Sw 3,45 Mj Let 4. DALE SHARP llTinyll Is he not passing fair? GRA 25 Pan Am 45 Y- 'K Teens 2,3,4. JUDY SMITH Friendship with all, but entangling alliances with none. Y-Teens 3,45 Mix-Ch 3. LARRY SMITH llsmittyll Men of few words are the best men. B-Glee 25 Mix-Ch 25 A'Cap 3,4. ROSE MARIE SOULE Naught amiss in thee we find. Orch 2,3545 Symph 4. JUNE SMITH June Bug Men may come and men may go, but mine is true forever. Mix-Ch 25 A'Cap 3,4. CAROL SORENSON She may be little, but O my. Red-C Rep 25 C-Week 25 C-Ann 2,3,45 Bus Man 3,45 Mix-Ch 25 6 ,,..gv A'Cap 35 P-wogs 2,35 X GRA 25 P-Club 45 Pan Am 2,3,4. JAMES SPANGLER llJimfl Worry and I are of an- other world. Red-C Rep 35 Lat Club 25 BaCh's Club 4. Qi! I A E.. x 9,0 -'2-ur - , V 4 ... J 5 THOMAS SPIER lfTom ll The chief ingredient of my make -up is bluff. Bach's Club 4. LYNN STANTON llLynniell A living ray of in- tellectual fire. Red-C Rep 2,45 De- bate 2,3,45 Nat For Lea 2,3,45 Pres 45 C-Week 4, Lat Club 3,45 Sc- Club 3,4. I MARCIA sPooNER IIMOI-lsell How far that little candle throws its beam. P-wogs 3,45 Lat-Club 2. SANDRA STILL Sandi A light heart lives long. Band 2, P-wogs 3,45 Y Teens 45 Typing Aw 50. 53 pf 'Q iv? KAREN SWEESY Brightness is the light that leads us. Y-Teens 45 Mt. St. Clare 253. BARBARA TALLMAN Barb A perfect woman nobly planned. HR VP 35 Sec 2,45 Pa Am 45 Cheer Lead 25 Y-Teens 4. D. J 7 KARL TADSEN Your future is a mys- tery. R.V. High School Los Angeles 3. CHARLES TAYLOR Charley Brown HR Pres 45 Bach Club 45 FB 45 Let 45 BB 3,45 Mj Let 3,45 Tr 354. DENNIS STODDARD llstudll I'm tired of planning and toiling. Tr 2. STEVE STUMBAUGH Stumper Life is a joke that's just begun. Bach's Club 45 FB 25 Tr 3,45 Sw 253,45 Mj Let 2,3,4. MARY KAY SWANSON I Live while you live. ' Y-Teens 253545 HR Pep 2,3,4. JOHN STUEDEMANN Work? Where have I heard that word before. Bach's Club 45 Sc-Club 3,4. KAREN SUBCLEFF llsubll Any male today? HR VP 45 Lit Th 3,45 C-Week 3545 C-Ann 3, 45 Copy Ed 4, G-Glee 2, A'Cap 3, P-wogs 2535 45 P-Club 3545 Pan Am 253,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 Sc-Club 45 FTA 354. DONALD SWEENY llDOnll Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Bach's Club 4. f. lei ' R ,499 5 ' '.'-.?X2A::!' , Q -ff N: ,qfgl Q, hm-. 5'W'X 'ws ,I TERRY TENBOER IlTerelI My brain it teams with endless schemes. HR Pres. 35 C-Week 2,35 C-Ann 2,35 Pan Am 3. JANET THAYER By my efforts I hope to rise. HR Treas 35 Orch 2, 3,45 EDS!-Em 253,45 Let 25 St Orch 35 Pan Am 253,45 Y-Teens 45 Nat Spa Aw 35 FTA 354. RICHARD THOLEN flDickll What shall I do with all the days and hours. Lat-Club 35 Bach's Club 4. FRED TERROCK Big Boo Rest first and then work. BOB THEISEN llT11eiSll Give me liberty or a good relay race. HR Pres 25 Bach's Club 45 FB 25 BB 25 TI 253, 45 Mj Let 3,4. MIKE THOMSEN llThOmps ll Underneath all his foolishness is real worth. Sc - Club 4. W 401,54 4' 'Z' '1 'IF SHARON TIMMONS Cookie I thing, she said it. G-Glee 35 Mix-Ch 45 Pan Am 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 FTA 3. BONNIE TOLLENAAR llTo11yll Smiles, smiles, un- ending smiles. Mix-Ch 35 GRA 45 Y-Teens 253,45 FTA 4. 'When she thought any- af' aff, aa BEVERLY TODTZ llTodsyll What she undertakes to do, she does. GRA 45 Y-Teens 2,354 HR Rep 2. BONNIE TOMPKINS Boonie Not much talk but sweet si1ence. G-Glee 45 Mix-Ch 35 Pan Am 2,35 Y- Teens 2,35 FTA 3. 3- gl l ff-7 SN qtilff SUZAN WALLACE llwauyll When a child she fell out of a window and came down plump. Band 233,43 Mj Let 23 Orch 3,43 Let 43 A'Cap 33 P-wogs 3343 Pan Am 2,3343 Y-Teens 3,43 SC-Club 43 FTA 334. JUDY WARNER Cookie Vivacious and sweet. Class Sec 2,33 St Body Sec 43 HR Pres 23 Sec 33 Nat Thes 3,43 Lit Th 3,43 C-Ann 23 Mix-Ch 33 A'Cap 43 P-Club 33 Lat-Club 33 Y-Teens 233343 Sc- Club 43 Home Att 33 Gateway 2. 'PY 2. PAUL WARD Punctuality strength- TOM TUTTLE Finster Better late than never. Class Pres 33 VP 23 HR Pres 43 St Body Treas 43 Nat Hon Soc 3,43 Pres 43 Band 233343 Mj Let 33 Ol'Ch 233,43 Let 33 A'Cap 33 Bach 43 BB 2,33 Tr 2,3343 Mj Let 3. ROBERT VODA llT0adll An honest face with heart to match. Bach's Club 4. STANLEY WALDORF llstanll Manhood, not scho- larship, is the first aim of education. Pan Am 23 Bach's Club 4. 'x 'Q W ens confidence and sec- . we ures respect. Sw 23 Sw. mang 33 FB mang 43 BB mang 43 Bach 4. JANET WATERMAN Watermelon She looks into the fu- ture. Mix-Ch 43 Y-Teens 23334. ally, 'Y Ti. TOM VILMONT Trifles are elegant in him. St. Mary's 2. SHARRON VOELKERS The future belongs to those who prepare for i C-Week 23 Mix-Ch 33 t GRA 23 Pan Am 43 Y- Teens 23334. MARSHA WALL Marshmallow A quiet maid of win- ning ways. Mix-Ch 33 GRA 23 Pan Am 2,43 Y-Teens 234. -an-ff HAROLD WATTS llHarryll A man without show or pretense. HR Pres 35 Bach's Club 45 Let 354. JUDITH WEEDEN lIJudyll A living model of pep and cheer. HR Sec 25 G-Glee 25 A'Cap 3,45 P-wogs 253, 45 Cheer L 2,3545 Pan Am 2,3545 Y-Teens 253, 45 Homecoming Queen 4. JANET WELLS llRedll She's not mean5 never a cat, often seen in a friendly chat. Y-Teens 2. JUDITH WEBER IlJudyll Her motto is to work well. Bettendorf High 3. DONNA WELCH We1chie I must get out of these wet clothes and into a dry martini. Mix-Ch 35 A'Cap 45 P-wogs 253,45 Sec 45 GRA 25 P-Club 3,45 Pan Am 2,3545 Y-Teens 2, 45 FTA 354. JERRY WELLS llJerll I would rather talk with a pretty girl than with the President. HR VP 25 Sec 45 B- Glee 35 Mix-Ch 35 Bach's Club 45 Sc- Club 45 Sw 2,35 Wr 45 Mj Let 4. l1l l'Y '27 ,..-Q ff f -v. Y , 4.33. . 1' 1 'V ' 1 , 2 5 Q 53 15 . ,, Z xr 1.2. '2- JERRY L. WELLS No cares beyond to- day.ll JACK WEST What can I do to be- come famous? HR Sec 25 B-Glee 25 Mix-Ch 2,35 A'Cap 4, Bach's Club 4, sc- Club 4, Sw 3,4,2, M5 Let a,4. CARLYN WESEMAN Shorty Precious things come small packages. C-Week 25 C-Glee 35 GRA 25 Pan Am 45 Y-Teens 25354. SHARON WHITE Her good nature we can't doubt, for we never saw her pout. Band 2,3,4. 57 5 'lv G' ,,,-o hi -157W Qullf' LINDA ZIRBES llNickyll Always seen but seldon heard GRA 253,45 Treas 35 Sec 45 Pan Am 253,45 Lat Club 2,3,45 Y- Teens 2,3545 FTA 3,4. DAN WHITTED Dan's interests are out- side of school HR VP 45 Bach's Club 45 Sw 253,45 Let -l. DAVE WOODS Ilwoodyll Chase me girls I am full of fun HR Pres 35 B-Glee 25 Mix Ch 2, A' Cap 3,45 Pres 45 Bach Club 45 BB 2,35 Ten 2,3,45 Mj Let 3,4. LONNIE WRIGHT UILOHSII Money is the jack of all trades Bach's Club 45 Sc- Club 45 Wr 253,45 Mj Let 2 3 4. 7 I ll 'tx JON WILEY Rile A man without show or pretense Bach's Club 45 Tr 253, 45 M3 Let 3,4. KENNETH WRIEDT IlKenll A little work never hurt anybody. Bach's Club 45 Golf 2. VALERIE WYNES Hvalli Music is the universal tongue HR Sec 35 Nat Hon SOC 3,45 C-Week 45 A'Cap 3,45 Mix-Ch 2, Lar Club 2,3,4, sc- Club 3545 FTA 3,45 Pres 4. Semor Class Off1cers Pres John Gosma V Pres Ron lunge ec Judy Leggett Treas Chnsty MICKEY l Q F- Most Likely to Succeed -- John Rashke Q215 Jane Gearm Best Personality -- Ron Junge C265 Marilyn Nyquist 1275 Most Popular -- Keith Johnson C245 Ruth Putney i255 Best Dressed -- Torn Tuttle Q45 Bette Richardson Q65 Best Looking -- Bill Iverson C15 Linda Jacobsen C35 Best Sense of I-lumor -- Mike liannifan Q95 Karen SubC1effC105 Best Dancer -- Jim Hunter 4165 Sandra McClusky 1175 Best Physique and Figure -- Jack Miller C155 Judy Weeden 4225 -v X X? xy. was Most Athletic -- Terry Lyon C55 Carolyn Nelson C85 Peppiest -- Ron Jordan C205 Susan Wallace C115 Wolf and Wolfess -- Tom Blanchard C75 Janice Jordan C25 Friendliest -- Flint Anderson C235 Judy Warner C185 Most Talkative -- Roy Peterson C135 Marilyn Goettsch C195 Most Courteous -- Alan Mayer C145 Hiroko Ito C125 Apple Polisher -- Dave Jones C295 Carol lngraham C285 Ll' 2.7 1 il l N-.. ,-5 If ,- '-fl I Ns X., 47 Christina Abell Jill Adler Maxine Albright Kent Alcom Ccrri Anderson ,I I . T-'R ,Q .- ' - rf- Sandra Anderson '45 .N Sharon Anderson ,v ,I N x z' . f JIAJK l- B . Tracy Anderson Jill Andrews Phillip Babcock i Willa Bailey Sandra Baker ,A William Barber f . Jim Bartels Q'-'xg' E gg , Dave Basarich '1XLTt'RZI. .J A 4 t., sf -.Ai S wr 1 v-49 411 L 77-'P I fy- 'iv rt' z gm : , QW i it 3? -fi' ,J 'ff 17? -, I w. F? WI Linda Behrend Carol Bell Dianne Bengtson Ga Bicker lgayle Bieber Mary Birkett Richard Bilger James Blaess Linda Blunt Edward Booth James Borup Judith Borup Marvin Borup Peter Bowyer Betty Jo Brandt Kathy Britt David Brown Suzanne Bryden Ruth Buren Dick Burlingame Jackie Bush Sandra Bylsema Betty Campbell Linda Carenen Jean Carlsen Dorothy Chamoski 1 K Dennis Carter Sandra Casad Bonnie Charnoski Kay Clark D1 -'fr Too Bus Y- Steven Clark ' Tom Clark gg K 3 .K Tom Clausen V' lf- X -L v-. Karen Clement . ,J e Y ' X Dorothy Colson BV' 77-ff c'5Ji...m. uf 'af' Lg Leona Cook . Renee Corr V ,R - , x V John cox '9' L S 4 Crews ' ' li 1 ftp ' Q Jan Current '7 :I I la, X A ' ' Q 1 A Q A E I Sharon Dabner Q Q Judy Daley ' X Dwanna Damm , ,wa Andiss Dann Lynne Damon P01070 RUHILIBLI S andra Dann att Judy Dash Ceorge Davis '9 ', Ronnie Deatherage -77, -rl 7 L- Dorothy Deters gpg ,C 5 AUMLABLE Donna Diephuis Connie Dierks 73 Carole Dierksen Janis Diettrick 'T' cj 4 Kathe Diss PHD-, O Carolyn Dockstader QQ d Jerry Domer Rita Domsalla .lg ' C7 Sally Domsalla Tom Donahue 1 EET Leonard Dose D ff' 'Qi f yy In xg 9 ' if in Joel Drews ' ' Claudia Earhart lfiifd' 1, 1. L ,,. 5 B b E 5-5 ar ara astland mm NM L L Y f Chuck Dribelbeis V, 7 r n 3 ' 2 .,-,Q Ruth Emmons 2 f f- , ru -4-I T? 2 'F Robert Goodsman ' , i BW Carol Gray -ff' AQZJ John Greaves 'N SN f Leon Hale Janet Hansen Ronald Haring - Velma Harlock up Gene Hass 142 Ronnie Hass Janice Hawk -'Two 11 1 I H, gl. , ylf 1 l .1 i, I, xfjy rw A l :Q ., .M , - ms F3 .1 Janet Healless in - ' Ronald Hebdon at U i 7 Bill Heinemann IQ., 1 , 'I X V4 Robert Heinsen X ' 1 ' J - i J ff My - H K, M, Shirley Hellweg Q J f l Sandra Hendricks , X , Janice Hensel 75 ' .21 I ' Tom Hensley r . 3 X .v Sharon Herrick X' ' 41 A W 'if' 'four -- '7 A rt' L A 'QS Q Y I 'gi A ' I - U J fd f I M Kay Hilgendorf fy' Sharon Hill ,-Q gf- Darrell Hinricksen V ' Kent Hinricksen .lf - . Judy Holdgrafer f Y William Hollar Bonnie Holm Linda Holm Richard Holm Sharon Holm 1 9 .-I Z 3 G! N rr , Carolyn Holmes Rebecca Holmes Barbara Holt Sharon Holt Beverly Hood Larry Hood Carol Hopkins Douglas Horn Reed Hoskinson Sue Hudelson Nancy Huebner Tom Huebner Jerry Hunter William Hurlburt David Hvidston Tx XJ 5 'dvx 11' '47 fi ,4-in CR '3- S 4 Q it-5, i 7 I5 'ev --r Irene Inman Carolyn Irey Tom Iverson Richard Jacobs Merrill Jacobsen Virginia Jackson Jim James Leslie Jenkins Kathleen Jermings Ray Jennings Beverley Jensen 3 Judy Jensen lt-1 Robert Jensen Karen Jepsen 5 Maxine Jepson I Q i r y ' A N Carol Johnson J 71' 'J 57 Joanne Johnson I y L N ,fy I Sharon Johnson ' W-7' y' Janet Jones ' QV X Lani Jones 1 . fu. Q ' ., Geraldine Jordan .:- 1.. 9 5' Jerold Judd if A i , - .X A' Ronald Judd 5 51' as-.f Karen Jacobsen ' ' i Gary Hughes 5 'Q H- V - f . .' ' :mms K-...ri '17 sl 46 Gerald Hunter Bill Junginger Grace Kane 13 ff' 'VT Carl Kaup Jerry Keeney X A Jim Keeney 'fx '15 Tom Kelly ,, X ,, David Kendrick 'ij' , 1 Michael Kent X A E Joyce Ketelsen . ' px N N S A ' Richard Ketelsen Vicki Ketelsen Dick Kipping David King Jeanne Klare Karen Kofahl Dale Koppenhaver Jim Koranda Sharon Kosin William Kramer Peggy Kuehl Joe Lampe Judith Lanaghan Mary Lane Susan Lanning John Latimer Donna Lemke Donald Legendre Carol Lego Judith Lentz David Lenson Judy Less Richard Lewandowski Barbara Lind Dennis Loechel fs. 'Y' -qt. wr '14 Tx-x W.. ,- Yw 1-,., Q, ,. ,fit xg Wrhyfiilzr f' Wm f Psg,,, i . ,Alf Janet Lohse if R Kay Lorenzen W. ex Allen Luckritz 'T' Robert Luckritz Vicki Luc kritz Richard Lundgren Joan Lundquist John Luther W3 ', A? Sandy Madsen George Maher 7 IT 4' 'la- IU '? 'rx Betty Mahoney Q 0 vi ng Charlene Marr Jim Marshall Linda Marshall Beverly Mason 'T Q I .yi . 1,4 Tom Matje 3 Judy May 5 P :S Marcia May ' X Bruce McA1pine fa F Judith McClusky I I 4- , an 4 G , Q 9 2 ' 'Ng Ik ,- 'U' wifi? 13 QW ge 2' oe? -cf' if 115' .2 , 9' Ns Ruth McCool Terry McCoy Carol McDaniel Michael McGinn John McKee Mary McLaughlin Midge McKinley Richard McMahon James McManus Shirley Melvin Donna Mensinger Jerry Mensinger Janet Messinger Charles Meyer Linda Meyers Anthony Michelson Anna Milder Gary Miller Jo Miller Ruth Morgan Dwight Moulton Joel Murphy John Murphy Jill Murphy Judy Nash Eileen Neumann Jim Neumann Beth Newton Dick Nielsen Terry Nielsen Carl Nord Lyn Oakes Gayle O'Hern David Olsen Vincent Ottaway Joyce Otto Wayne Owen Connie Parchen Linda Parr Bill Parrish Kenlyn Passick Marie Paup Janet Paysen Beverly Peasley Sandra Pestka Theodore Pestka ,J Barbara Peters h ' l Larry Petersen ' Q: -' Patti Petersen Prudence Petersen L -X - is Roberta Petersen Sandra Petersen 'an Sandra Petree 'gg Mark Petterson Lola Point 1 fr. U 'iN ,Wa of - - T? . r Willard Poston -N ' sq 1, 'ff' Dave Rand '41 Q as Q K, X :Q Paula Rashke ,VJ ,, '5 J Laurie Rathje 'V 1 'W Isa NN 5 Q-av 4, ':1 Carol Raun 1, 1 XL 2' fe is , we ., Y,Y.,t. A' I ,Y t - Linda Redell - Q f- I 4 Phil Quaiman Q t'- , 'Q 'Wi 'J P4 Sandy Reedy '-' A 'Q' 3 ' ' William Ramig f 'S' K Raymond Richards Janice Ridenour Janice Ridgeway William Rose Bob Ruma N-r S! Fred Ryder Dick Sack 5 Cary Sager Thomas Sampson k Linda Sanders T., John Schafer James Shadid Roger Scheer Bill Schlotfeldt Deanna Schmidt John Schmidt --'7 Div .Ry -A 1 ,O Id ' v - -yi Nag s. 5 N51 'J' ' E hX E7 .fr ,gnu- of ry fr - 17 x LQ 3.3 -KI Robert Schmidt Bill Schmidt Linda Schultz Dennis Schvincht Sharon Scranton Monika Seegert Ellen Selby Charles Sexton Robert Sheldon Brenda Sharar Linda Shaw Diana Shields Joel Shields Debbie Sidlinger David Simpson 'SK 'Wav -. . R-311 ,Q far: is - fr v fy 9 Melvena Simpson ' 3 Paul Slaughter John Sloane ' , Dorothy Smith . 35.51 Lyle Smith fi , Millard Smith M Paul Smith ,I Sally Smith Dale Sorensen Virginia Sorenson Carole Spier David Stahl David Stamp Russell Stanley Robert Starr Q ...L .,a- ,: fx 05 C? 'W 'b fini V Patsy Steffey J Gary Stenulson X Harry Stevens Linda Stilwell E3 Keith Stivers 4. Ronald Stolley Sherry Stolp Steve Straley FY Robert Stuedemann Margaret Stuhlman V' Robert Wenzel Q 7,9 1-.jf -1' uf' A z CQ! r ll. '-10 3- YY i r'? rr' 19 no 11117 w--.., 4K2-' Robert Wernick Patricia Whalen Janet Wheeler Ted Whitley Edith Wiese Maurice Wilden Jerryann Wildman Charlotte Willard Nancy Williams Bill Williams Nancy Willis Jim Wilson Susan Wing Donald Winter Judith Witt Richard Witt Priscilla Wolever Audrey Worlein Warren Worlien Sheila Wriedt Ed Wright Laurie Wright Ada Wyatt Donna Yost Beverly Youngblood Dick Brooks Bob Brown Laverne Burt Del Carpenter William Cook John Dauplaise Allen Duncan Dean Hutton Dave Marr Craig Martin Donald McCune Jr. Ronald McGrew Vincent Ottaway Larry Ridenour Harold Volguardsen -I 'wx in I 73 Iunxor Class Offlcers Pres John Van Allen V Pres Kenh Suvers ec Maxme Jepsen Treas Kathy Butt nt 'ff i ' , I A A nfs . . I N ' 3 1 4 X - L. H WK: -A I K ' K M l - . N Q ' . l ' 1- K S. . t ' ROW l, L-R, Arney, Anderson, Benson, Bcaler, Arnold, Beal, ROW Z, Batcs, Anderson, Ballard, Boardway, Bendixen, Bates, ROW 3, Anderson, Anderson, Baker, Bates, Bates, Anderson, Averitt, ROW 4, Bentley Abramson, Bender, Balster, Bctsinger, Bailey, Bengtson. ROW 1, L-R, Buelow, Bunting, Byllesby, Campbell, Brown, ROW 2, Campbell, Bowers, Carber, Bohlke, Brown, Brown, Bossen, ROW 3, Burnett, Brothers, Brown, Bower, Buelow, Card, Bohlke, ROW 4, Bray, Branderburg, Carpenter, Broderson, Brown, Brown, Campie. ROW 1, L-R, Carr, Cox, Carter, Collins, Curry, Chyman, ROW 2, Clark, Carrier, Cook, Corrie, Cleppe, Christensen, Chambers, ROW 3, Christiansen, Dake, Case, Cole, Conroy, Crouse, Cruse, ROW 4, Cozzolino, Christansen, Dawson, Davis, Clausen, Chand- lcr, Cramer. ROW 1, L-R, Fletcher, FriLell, Deloe, Farwell, Edwards, Fisher, ROW 2, Ehlers, Evers, Ewan, Ek- land, Dodge, Fenzel, ROW 3, Fail- ing, Dodd, Deis, Friis, English, Erickson, Fife, ROW 4, Eggert, Foster, Durke, Doty, Ebensberger, Doyle, Dorrsey. ROW 1, L-R, Crell, Fuhrmann, Guernsey, Goers, Gregory, George, Gabel, ROW 25 Frye, Haack, Hale, Craw, Grumstrup, Hackett, Hall, ROW 3, Hammer, Goddard, Goff, Hagen, Gilbert, Gilge, ROW 43 Geronzin, Fulton, Goettsch, Gifford, Gandrup, Gilbert, Hale. ROW 1, L-R5 Hendrix, Hiclc, Hansen, Harkson, Hass, Hensel, ROW 2, Holmes, Harvy, Hoskin- son, Hardy, Hanson, Havity, ROW 3, Hereid, Huelse, Holm, Jacobs, Hill, Henry, Howard, ROW 4, Hansen, Ion, Hamstra, Holm, Hansen, Huginin, Heath. ROW 1, L-R5 Miller, McMahon, Meeker, Milligan, Nixon, Mort- ensen, McDonnell, ROW 2, Moj- eiko, Mussman, Nitschke, Mc Laughlin, Melvin, Mickey, Morris, ROW 3, Nicolaysen, Newbanks, Nicholson, Mills, Nesbitt, Moore, Michailsen, ROW 4, Nelson, Nelson, Murphy, Nielsen, New- bauer, Miller, Nielsen. ROW 1, L-R, Reichert, Peterson, Petersen, Petersen, Rehm, Peters, Oberrniller, Raasch, ROW 2, Perryman, Payson, Paulline, Ra- mig, Quick, Proud, Peterman, Ober- miller. ROW 3, Ray, Perryman, Palsgrove, Rathje, Peterson, Rajce- vich, Pfeifle, ROW 4, Osburn, Perry, Roud, Pearson, Rasmussen, Rajcevich, Pirch. ROW 1, L-R5 Reichwein, Schultz, Scott, Ridenour, Ronek, Sharp, ROW 2, Sheldon, Schuey, Schultz, Sattler, Smith, Rowe, ROW 35 Shaff, Riedesel, Schroeder, Sch- reiber, Simon, Shaff, Rutenbeck, ROW 4, Seidel, Santarell, Shadle, Rutenbeck, Sander, Smith, Sch- roeder. L .5-., K... Sophomore Class Officers Pres. -- Gary Brandenburg V. Pres. -- Ed Kearney Sec. -- Barbara Bendixen Treas. -- Ann Shaff FEATURE Let the world have whatever sports and recreations please them best, provided they be followed with discretion Burton . s .vv 'Qin ,gf 'I 8 JL . ,'l X i W2 XR ., X 5 x N gs, Max 4, t X 'af A? J f-g . L. I sf, 17 all Q1 Judy Leggett and Ron Junge, 1959 Junior Carnival Royalty JUNIOR CARNIVAL 1959 Out of this world! was the only way to describe the 1959 Junior Carnival put on by the graduating Class of '6O. The Carnival was held on a rainy night, March 14, but was a huge success in spite of the bad weather. The festivities began with the concessions which filled the halls of Clinton High with fun, laughter, and excitement Following the concessions, the talent show was held in the auditorium with entertainment provided by the most talented performers available. Before the ever-popular Rock-etts concluded the program, Ron Junge and Judy Leggett were crowned King and Queen of the carnival. Ron and Judy then led the students to the gymnasium for the dance, Rendezvous in Space. It was obvious that the Juniors had put much time and hard work into the decorations which all dealt with outer space. There was even a green Martian lady seated on the piano which the Mellowtones used to furnish the dance music. As we look back in our fun-filled days at C.H.S., the 1959 Junior Carnival is sure to be one of our most out standing memories. It is something that the Class of '60 can be proud. Roy Peterson gives that last bit of exertion to snap the tape in the 120. . 'I - - Q' J.- V-- 1, -- . m 5g,5.l.,.J' -U ' --at 0 f J' M ' 1ss lxathy Johnson Q 591 reigned as queen over the 1959 Gateway Classic. Her court included Judy Luckritz, senior attendantg Linda Jacobson, junior attendantg Jerry Ann Wildman, sophomore attendant. I Jim Matzen, third from the left, maintains a steady pace in the 120 preliminary. f Bob Thiesen passes the baton to Keith John son in the mile relay. John Rashke creates a minor sandstorm as he crashes into the pit in the broadjump. Star pole-vaulter, Bob Neisslie f'59j sets his 12' 8 1!4 mark. This jump broke a 24 year old record. The Class of 1960 proudly presents Pari- sian Springtime. On May 1.5, 1959 a magic wand was waved over the Washington Junior High gym, and it was transformed into a typical Parisian street scene. The breeze was balmy and the atmosphere had a romantic air about it. The cheerfulness of the sidewalk cafe, the bubbling fountain, the gay sprigs of spring blossums, all seemed to add to the completeness of this night, A hazy cloud of musical rain had descended upon this place. As the grand march encircled the floor, being led by our royalty Marilyn Nyquist and Flint Anderson, you notice the Eiffel Tower in all its splendor and the distant beaming lights shining to let all their radiance show that this was truly the night of nights, a dream come true. The clock strikes one, this could not be the beginning of the end already. This magical dream could never end, it will remain for- ever in the memory of all who experienced Parisian Springtime. The dim lights on the tower Renews to us that hour. The laughter and song, The midnight now gone, Through the leaves we see the whisper of dawn The throning echoes that were here have quickly gone. Oh, what a delightful and glorious thing To experience Paris in the Spring. R .' 'xv If 710. KO! in iii V' 'Y AA 'RET-?H'-F vv AEK. E E IV VA ,A ,iv we lllllllllllllllll VIE!! .u w A , , . 5-.. 24 A ' Wliiliffff ' P' 5' XV if W 87 M. rr roi ' 1 ee 4'- up 5.2 4 X n :iii-siixisifiiff if -. ' v Hiroko Ito Foreign Exchange Student You probably saw Hiroko Ito in school many times. She was our foreign exchange student from Yokohama, Japan. The pert little brunette preferred to be called Roko. Roko was kept busy this past year doing her studies for English ll, American History 11,Govern- ment 12, typing, choir, and physical education. She found the language barrier a giant-sized problem. Roko thought our school spirit here at Clinton High was just wonderful. She thought the pep rallies were loads of fun and tried to learn all the yells so she could participate. Roko thought Casual Dress Day was a very good idea and especially enjoyed the boys in their bermudas and sun glasses! She had a little trouble getting used to the boys at school, for in Ja- pan she went to an all girls' school. Roko didn't have much leisure time as she had to study hard. When she did have a few spare min- utes, she usually leafed through magazines, although it was hard for her to read them. She loved rock 'n roll and learned to dance as we do. We'1l always remember Roko for her quick, friendly smile and her eagerness to meet and know everybody she could. And now that the year has drawn to a close, we have to say, Good-bye to our friend from across the seas. But to you, Roko, we, the students of Clinton High, wish all the happiness in the world! Fellow classmates cheerfully introduce Roko to American History. Roko, with her American sister Prudence Petersen, enjoys the first snowfall of the season. --sv. 'H r I f x I 1' ,Y -vv ' 1 gag .apmgif 1. iaghw H, 0,4 J Q 31 A no Eco Wa' 'lr I I 1' ' .f 1' ! 1 I, X! Miss lliroko lto was chosen to represent the senior class during the annual llomcconiing activities. She was es- corted to the stage by Senior Class President, John Llosnia. John Van Allen, Junior Class President, es- corted Miss Jerry Ann Wildman to the stage as the Junior Attendant to our Queen for the 1959 Homecoming. The honor of being chosen Sophomore Attendant went to Miss Bar- bara Bendixen, who was escorted to the stage by Gary Brandenburg, Sophomore Class President. u X 90 The drums roared and a hush fell over the audience as Flint Anderson Student Body President prepared to reveal the 1959 Homecoming Queen The 1959 Homecoming Queen thunder of applause broke out over the student body as Flint escorted a tearfully happy Queen Judy to the stage With the crowning of Judy by the 58 Home coming Queen Miss Julie Sheridan the festiv H165 of the 1959 Homecoming were commenced 1 , f . ' is . . . Miss Judy Weeden. A x' . . , ' ,JN + , If , Q i f 'en 1: ,F ,, 'Sig 2 Rf . I v JA f' . .gf ... , fb' D DJ' N, .' '.sA.1 ' it 8 - A.. ,u mg QI I f'P-Q 'WHY' fi HA wfq l. HE KINGS EAST First place honors in the novelty division went to Mr . Rochau 's homeroom. :gs 1 r, ,I -4-S. r -' - , -. N'- w'39f': V F452 Q R - . sh R Q, fy Q!! fp - Q.. J , Gif .V 7 . ' ' , i - . ., ' I 4. 1 ...if . I A he the formal division. Miss Amo1d's We'll Show Em gained honors in the novelty class. The 1959 Homecoming Parade was a big success even though the weather was unfavorable. Students really worked hard on their home- room floats as you can see from the looks of these pictures. 94 Mr. Holsclaw's homeroom copped first place in Pep C1ub's formations were results of hard work The cheerleaders added spirit to the parade. A R+-. : - t e ., ,W .. 'nf . . ' ' The high-stepping majorettes led the parade on the fifteen block route. Besides the floats, these groups pictured above added their pep to the parade. The parade was led by Cl-lS's spirited band. Following behind them marched the Pep Club performing various drills and formations. The cheerleaders, riding in sport cars created enthusiasm by leading cheers. Everyone watching and participating in the parade enjoyed it immensely. 95 asf K ORGA IZATIO Man is a social animal, formed to please and enjoy in society. Montesquieu X L! ...IL . 611' f N l I A ROW 1 Thomas, Arney, Jepsen, Warner, Jones, Edens, Veit, Leggett, Ito. ROW 2 Bendixen, Boitman, Leggett Harkins, Jacobsen, Oaks, Bell, Cook, Tufford, Ketelsen. ROW 3 Shaff, Walliker, Koepp, Van Allen, Boehnke, Mayer, Stivers, Britt, Rashke. ROW 4 Kearney, Heineman, Tuttle, Jones, Brandenburg, Gosma, Brown, Corder, Junge, Johnson. TUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is Clinton High Schoo1's self-governing body. As their constitution statesg 'To promote loyalty and unity among the students of the schoolg to provide the general welfare of the stu- dents through co-operation with the faculty, the school administration and communityg and to develop a greater spirit of democracy. Student Council charters and directs clubs, arranges and directs the school's activity calendar, and promotes and aids in all school activities. 98 One of Student Councils most ambitious yearly projects is the completion of the student directories. On the Student Council assembly line are L-R Diane Boitman, Lynda Oaks, Tiffany Wallicker, Nancy Edens, Bill Heineman, and Marilyn Harkins. 'Q Student Council officers for the 1959 60 year are Judy Warner Sec Toni Tuttle V Pres Flint Anderson Pres and Keith Johnson - -Treas. Cb r XX .2 . 4 , t iii? I 1, f Vice Pres.--Mary Lou Jones Treasurer--John Rashke Secretary--Carol Ingraham President--Tom Tuttle Developing the character of Clinton High School students is one of the ideals of National Honor Society. The others are: to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to promote worthy leadership. The Clinton chapter of National Honor Society requires that each member have at least a B average, besides upholding the other three ideals, Leadership, Character, and Service. Our Clinton chapter was organized in 1946 in order to give scholastic recognition. Each quarter they compute the homeroom standings to determine the homeroom's rank, This year there were twenty-three seniors and six juniors in National Honor Society with the second induction of the year scheduled for spring. iATIO AL H0 011 UCIETY ROW 1, L- R: Tufford, Lanaghan, Nelson, Whalen, Hague, Bisson, Wynes, Lewis. ROW 2: Matthew, Sattizahn, Sti- vers, Kranovich, Peterson, Gearman, Jorgensen. ROW 3: Woods, Johnson, Iversen, Lyon, Nielsen, Jones. Stahl, Travis. . , 5 I ' o ROW 1, L-R: Wynes, Boitman, Leggett, Emmons, Brown, Johnston, Rushton, Anderson, Dorsey, Hansen. ROW 2: Kwick, Walliker, Matthew, Gregg, Lanning, Carson, McCool, Boyer, Carlson, Nelson. ROW 3: Wallace, Subcleff, Marr Thomsen Studeman Larson Martin Failin Yost, Dorathy. ROW 4: Wells, Boehnke, Kramer, Straley, 8 Griffeth, Cook,,Bilger, Ben,dixon, llruggenvslirth, Otgaway, Eckman. ROW 5: Stoley, Clark, Petersen, Miller, Niel- son, Doyle, Ernst, Fredricksen, Martin, Clausen. CIE CE CLUB The Science Club of Clinton High School is devoted to the furtherance of scientific knowledge among its members. They have heard lectures by people engaged in scientific work in the community. The members have exhibited an Element ofthe Week in the trophy case on second floor. Treasurer--Ed Booth Secretary--Jane Gearman President--Mike Corder Vice Pres.--Lynn Bisson , qi... L K- 1 vr, ai K inaugurated for the first time by FTA was the student-teacher pro ject. Here we see Pat Whalen, fl junior, teaching a sophomore English class. ROW 1 L R Fromang, Stuhlman, Jepson, Edens, Holmes, Gustavison, ROW 2 Lewis, Dorsey, Anderson, Less, d D Pruett Hagge, Nyquist, Leggett, Hill ROW 3 Frus, Trumbo, Fowler, Decker Jordan, Brown, Harnell, Ree , or l d P Dierksen Nash Dean Larsen Trout Wallace, Tufford, Newton, Hensel. 3' N N Y-Teen leaders consult advisors. Left to right, Paula Rashke, Miss Jones, Vicki Ketelsen, 1 AV! g Velma Gladhill, Connie Dierks, and Aljean Van Winkle. Y-TEE Y-Teens, a non-demoninational youth group, associated with the YWCA, provides a character building group for girls that are dedicated to friendly attitudes toward all CHS girls. Its' program is based constructively dealing with the interests of teen-age girls. lt is sponsored by Miss Nellie Jones who has served this organization since 1933. Miss Aljean Van Winkle is the local YWCA Y-Teen Youth Director. Meetings every second and fourth Thursday during homeroom, state and district conferences, parties, social service, and community projects, the sale of CHS stationery, and Easter all-school programs comprise the activi- ties for the year. lst ROW--left to right--Sorenson, Behrands, Huebner, Trumbow, Charnoske, Anderson, Wesemen. 2nd ROW-- Meeker, Kuehl, Fowler, Swanson, Simpson, Lorenzen, I-lenricks, Bengston, Wreidt, From:-mg. 3rd ROW--Kirshner, Marn, Parchen, Cory, Carber, Peterson, Raun, Rutenbeck, Ekland, Pruett, Brown. 4th ROW--Jurgenson, Thurloff, Hansen, Dierks, Kelly, Deters, Neibuhr, Marti, Grau, Vining, Larwence. jx Johnson Obermlller Lockhart Matthew, Gladh1ll,Kete1sen PELLA C0 EERE CE Y TEE OFFICER L R Nyqu1st,Ingraham, Jacobsen, Rashke, Petersen ROW 1 Mortensen Wlldman Johnson Ketelsen Buelow XXX 5 X 'L sl ROW 1 L-R Cleppe, Wendland, Buren, Jennings, Willard, Houseman, Borup, Thurloft. ROW 2 Petersen, Detters, Mickey, Maxheim, Petersen, Failing, Current, Failing, Lanning, Sattizahn. ROW 3 Hilgend0rf,Holmes. Spalding Hunter, Stahl, McCune Goodsman, Mayer, Averett, Schafer, Martin. ROW 4 Cox, Maniecia, Junginger, Martin, Peterson, Keeney, Jones, Petterson, Hvidston, Van Allen. LATI CLUB ROW 1 L R Montensen Tintey Hill Hansen Fowler, Peterman, Wynns, Dorsey, Trumbell, McClary. ROW 2 Campbell, Tufford Hall Peters Lockhart, Sidlinger Heisterkemp, Damm, Spier, Ketelsen, Herrick. ROW 3 Johnson Wheeler Petree Dannatt Jurgensen May,K1rehner, Ridgway, Vining, Hensel, Peterson, ROW 4 Lind Jorgenson Schultz, McKinley Whalen , Zirbes Naeve, Cates, Brandt, Kofahl, Bell. Latm Club an organlzatron to strmulate rnterest ID the Latm langage meets every thlrd Thursday of the month durmg homeroom Mrss Carter the sponsor lrnes up the year s actrvmes whrch rnclude sluts and movles concerned wrth the lrves of the ancrent Greeks and Romans The dance on February 13 and the brg event of the year The Roman Banquet where the student who attend dress rn costumes patterned after the anclent Romans arc the club hrghlrghts Thxs year's offlcers are Consuls Lmda Meyers and Paula Rashke Representatlves Ann Shaff, Margaret Stuhlman and Jane Gearman Cabinet makers, Lynn Schultz, Gene Quakenbush, Harold Grell and Melvin Hagen, were snapped by our photographer at the Building Trades house of the year. R ILDI G TRADE ROW 3, L-R, Hayes, Sweeney, Cooley, Ernst, Darr, ROW 2, Hagen, Spier, Randall, Blinkinsop, ROW 1, Grell Quakenbush, Bxown, Schultz. OUND llih 11':uq gg VP Fd Bmggenwrrth TIITIL Keeper Crarg Marlm Pres Loren Pettrson Equlp Ch Dave Marr Stage Mg Del Carpenter ROW 1 L R Wrllxams, Dune:-1n,Meyers, Whalen Nash Leggett, Sanders,Mr Knrkman ROW 2 Brooks Johann sen Burt,Wu1f, Hale, Bunn Averrtt, R3JCCV1Ch McGrtw ROW 3 Peterson Hulton Mahmens,Matthew Daup1a1se,Cook Martens,Cozzol1no Ottaway ROW 4 I-iere1d Shadle Booth McCune,Martm Brown, Rldene our She1don,Vo1quardsen Y W W L I 1 U I , x . .. 1-H Y 4- 1 1' . . 5 , S. V . . ' 1 A ' -4 ' , ' : 5 ga 1 V . A S ' ,- X ,,,. -'7 I K K ' , ' ,- -- Q . . , 1 x' ' -,- , . . N Y Q. 1 ,- . 1 ' - . k .1 V , - X . il W 3 . X. . x , l l uf - , 1 I v A l x 5 Y I .. , L ' 4. ! Q v 2 Y - ' 2 1 ' ' ' 1 - 1 1 J 1 ' J 1 1 v ! 7 A ' 1 7 9 5 7 , . X C7 YZ-7 ROW 1 L-R Sally Smith, Beth Newton, Lana Schlotfeldt, Rozella Harithorn, ROW 2 Pat Matthew, Bob Brown Darrell Clark, Kathy Britt. ATIO AL FORE IC It shall be the purpose of this organization to promote the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and by conferring upon deserving candidates a worthy badge of distinction. So reads the first paragraph of a handbook of Mr. Dean Travis, sponsor of National Forensic League. This year Lynn Stanton was elected president. Bob Brown, vice president, Sally Smith, secretaryg and Beth Newton, treasurer. The debate topic of the year was, Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Substantially Increase Irs Negotiation of Labor Unions. 112 'T 65 5 ,vs -v-sr C27 fl N Sally Smith, Beth Newton, Bob Brown, Rozella Hanthorn, Kathy Britt DEBATE ROW 1 Thomas, Anderson, Cook, Rutenbeck, Leggett, Veit, Mortensen. ROW 2 Hansen, Petersen, Thurloff, Johnston, Grau, Wells, Eckland. ROW 3 Kramer, Steinmetz, Walliker, Rutenbeck, Spalding, Mickey, Vining. T Q- Q., 'Q- A. :Q Q C, bell Herrick, Petree Stulhman, Fromang, Frus, Jepson T ff d ROW 1, L R Mr Erickson, Gladhlll, Haiiner, amp , Gustaveson ROW 2 Hansen, Peterson, Kelly, Holms, M1ckey Lawrence, Byllsby, McK1nley, Bowers, u or ROW 3 V1n1ng,W11lard, Grau, Holm, McCool, Dockstader Britt, Corr, Lanaghan, Edlen Petersen, Thayer ROW 4 Clausen, Martin, Goff, Kruse, Pettersen, Marr, Wright, Failing, Richardsen, McCluskey ROW 5 Luck Cl k McGauvran, Brown, Nielson, Helnsen, Frednckson, Larsen, Hunter ATIO AL THE PIA ritz Travis, ar , 2 KW ,Q-. 1:1 Q 3 ,rg 1 L. ,1 ,J ., . Q I , if I S f JJ ' x 'QL Leonard Dose- -Clerk Linda Meyers--Secretary Keith Stivexs- -Treasurer Steve Straley- -Vice President Patricia Whal en- -President WND vi' 3 ' 'Qlinl 5344? - . - u Q . . ' . . ' ll ru ll Il an -il-.5 . .. , 1- I Q Q 1 o 0 ' 0 Y ' ca- 4 54, Mull 4 ng Q ', .5 Q ,Z , Q. it Qui? .lg .N .N .l o s ' I u ' 'Qt V .- k,?f'. l .1.' 3, W, 4 '+'5'+'W4-i f',, I u new Q, ,.,-' F 'W 4' ' ' . 's ll ' X A fl gh I L ., : 9 - f M 3-SQA 3 ll Diane Boitman--Secretary Kay Sattizahn--Vice Pres. Miss Mussett--Sponsor Judy Lewis--President 1 Y u 'x Across--Down, Wright, Oakes, McCoy, Tufford, Hendricks, Less, Jackson, Pieper. Front-Back, Buren, Carlsen, Hall, Rushton, Jones, Borup, Jorgensen, Kirschner, Dierks, Lentz, Diephuis, Petersen, Welch, Shull, Subcleff, Maxheim, Gregg. - I ,A lf ' 1 A ii 'K U' U GRA OFFICERS fkneelingj News Corr. Jensen, Soph Rep.--Wells, STANDING V. P.--Dierksen, Treas.--Lundeen, Pres.--Reed, Sec.-- Zirbes , Sponsor--Miss Mussett. GRA ROW 1 Pruett, Scott, Rehm, Andersen, Dash. ROW 2: Sharp, Keist, Christiansen, O'Hern, Totten, Jensen, Arnold ROW 3 Mensinger,Redell, Jepsen, Anderson, Sullivan, Jones, Ridgeway, Gray. ROW 4 Thurloff, Shaff, Deters, Carson, Ewan, Failing. L-R Subcleff, Gusmvcson, Ingraham, Corr, Boil- man, Dierksen. Q 'ss' L-R Vining, Verfaille, Boardway, Beal, Hanse Thurloff, Thomas nr Spormann. L-R Weeden, Spooner, Whalen, Wright, Rashke, Bell. Treas.--Sally Domsalla, Pres.--Linda Jacobsen, V P FRONT--Bohlke, Rutenbeck, Ehlers, Stanton, Whitted. --Ruth Putney, Sec--Donna Welch. STANDING--Miss Snreib, Alan Mayer, Sec., Jim Hunter-- Pres., Ex. Board-- Terry Lyon, Chuck Taylor. Ron Junge-- O VP and Larry Peter- sen--Treas. AL ir 'X ROW 1 L R Petersen Reedy, Hartrnan,Bonebrake Wells Blanchard Petersen, I-layes,Woods West Motsmger S S, h lt ROW If Thresen Clausen Chalgren, Corder, Clark, Jones, Tuttle, Hereld, Hvxdston, Johnson, prer c u z Leonard, Gumta ROW 3 Shanalelt, Petersen, Martm Rashke, Nlelsen, Holms, Determon Gosma, Hannafan, Th 1 P1 er Ou h Jordon Matzen Wr1edt,K1rchdoefer ROW 4 Wltted Hey Wrlght Moore, Iversen, Shannon o en p , g Mlller Krebs Cook 1 ROW 1 L R Grell,Blunt, Bunn Cline, King Byers, Bruggenwrrth Larson, Jensen Grell I-lenrichsen Griffin, Koepp ROW 2 Munson Brown, Larsen Spangler, Schwarz, Waldorf Voda, Blinkensop Ward, Malone, Wile Milligan Rowe Obermiller ROW 3 Melchert, Bendixon, Adkins, Powell Jordon,Langrehr Studeman Holle Housenga, Hicks Michaelsen, Miller ROW 4 I-ligby Sweeney, Flannery, Knutson Baker, Cook Seeser, Ewan Doyle, Potter, Palsgrove, Miller, English, Hansen r' The boys are kept busy during the year by collect ing food for the Salvation Army at Christmas time, collecting Christmas cards for two Iowa Orphanages and helping with the Music Festival. They also sponsor a dance in the fall and entertain at the Spring Dinner Dance. L-R, Hunter, Peter- sen, Taylor, Lyon, Oakes, Mayer. 'ff .1 as 'vw fl +519 5 -Q ri if 9' ..3i,?'f.Wk' x Cv fiat -1. x, ,, , ,' 1 vis 4 'Q Q - t S X x Q- 9 X 4' in W. ' X W , My .4 of 1 sig, l 1 J Wt, w, I ? 1' i I I 1 'W' W lx, ann il ' xx, it KL C ROW 1: Anderson, Henzel, Bell, Inman, Thayer, Healles, Swansen, Weeden, Buren, Edlen, McKinley, McCool, Jones, Heisterkamp, Mc- Laughlin, Caman, Dierkson, Warner, Jensen, Schloefeldt, Wynes, Gustavison. ROW 2: Johnson, Carpenter, Lind, Petersen, Welch, Petersen, Kent, Woods, Lampe, Warner, Larsen, Motsinger, Petersen, ' B bcoch, Cox, Brandt, Brandt, Boitman, Emmons, Hall, Mr. De Haan. 3- Murphey Phelan Damxn Corr Current Borup, McA1pine', A' H41 K V58 7-S3 W ig I 'tix 9 M90 4395 'M ' ' 'ff1 f' ' VfffQ,9,l,I' lu g'1 W O m 1 '82, W1 b.2fB', f1x Q Ii H lf!! Pdston, Borup, Hagerman, Thomas Stivers, Jacobsen , , McCoo1, Racha on, Kelly, Hebdon, Petersen, Gosma, Maru Ridenour, Leonard, Eckman, Bonebrake i .I X. A, V ,J 5 L 1 x , G I3.lyJ4 ' ellynj th' 45 R 9 Os V 1 Kane. ROW 3: Farwell, Clark, Satler, Wendlin, Sporman, Redell, Keil, Petersen, Mensinger, Schuey, Bayert, Meeker, Reichert, Murphy. GLEE CHORU Brandenburg, Brauer, Dornsalla, Shadle, Lambert, Swanson, Stolley, I-Ioskinson, Kramer, Turner, Lange, Jones, Perry, Murphy, Worlein, Anderson, Willis, Raun, Simpson, Borup, Waterman. ROW 4: Roberts, Leonard, Hageman Steffy, Martin, Miller, Van Horn, Frederickson, Carpenter, Marr, Dauplaise, Griffith, Hurlburt, Matzen, Ramig, Ryder, Balster, Kruse, Brandenburg, Schlotfeldt, Deamey, Anderson, Holm, Grau, Earhart, Jurgensen. 31 5 V l im, Band members 59-60: Seniors: Bisson, Boyert, Braudt, Brown, Carson, Clark, Clausen, Decker, Eslinger, Fossum, Fowler, Gcarman, Goddard, Hannafan, Henning, Hicls, Holle, Housemen, Kirchdoerfer, Larson, Larsen, Lundeen, Matthew, Michailsen, Miller, Motsinger, Tuttle, Wallace, White. Juniors: Albright, An- derson, Carpenter, Chgirnoski, Clement, Earhart, Emmons, Hamdorf, Hamill, Heinsen, Holmes, Lego, Luck- ritz, Marshall, Martin, Mensinger, Messinger, Neumann, Parr, Petree, Rehm, Ryder. I' . 5? , - , , 1-f A Wf ,,..-- 37:1 -sv' !!!!!!E - 1 ,,f-- - ..f-- fi... ,Qs E 17, 1 ,K ,-H ...-Q J' .4 Qu A lb X ...mg FII? uv W .1 .4 mf! -sn? S, . ,!sllvs...-,p Yule- U 4 3' Gregory Hill, W Q arseri, Emmons, I'U.Ck, Johnston, Chamoskr, Larson, Holmes, Hemsen 2 m Z ! f ,Q 511- all Bill-F lllll T l H WHS .Q FT' 3 1 ul W 5 5 ! If .L 'MT V171 .- Q 5 1, Soule, Miller, mm, Matthew, Mickey, ROW 2: Lanaghan, Swanson Housernan, Walla Larsen, Nelson, Anderson, Hamill. ROW 3: Petersen L I . . 4 ,.- 0' 4 Q .gym . lon 11 vqvs-H--lvifuvw 1 ' 1 Motsinger, Tuttle, Loeber, ROW 4: Lawrence, Willis, Neum n, Fowler, Wildrnan, Thlrrloff, Smit , Lundeeg, Taylor, Clement, Passick, Lentz, Gifford, Holle, Bisson, Spal ng, Fossum, Averitt, Lego, Kramer, hart, Clzirk. E i s S T i . i. , 1 ,-,- i ll 1 TS! l ll W' -r-rn in i .3 qv' ls ll fI .. ,. W- M., 1 1 -fi OHOFS fe mend 'L .- l EW -xl rvwmtm-V3 1' 'He State nm-i 1 , r Q gum-ral session wuth gn TslLJvw.iir'q sgzezlker. ftllowerf ly O ., ,. gcrusd w winch students 1'T,Csg'.7Ia J VH! 1-,P-,ul r.1ueuUrf1s11r 'nf tee f--rv-gr -.-.Mew wterestei Neem VOL. XXXXI. No. 4 , , Hints for Leapers ATTENTlO'Xl ALL QRLS In our 'z ' -- r:xper.f,-me we have marry se, rs f s w IPCS f x TMNT: rx L CLINTON, IOWA, DI prwwlnlcll lm NHC elf rcwgrrxl ilu' r':,'11+vwI1-11 vw vp- lun Uzwgv Y, YM ,wi x Hljllll V nasty Vurnetws H1 rvmzvy f, gr llv yrgwz v'x, M 1, luAJ'1V ,, l 14 Vi' 1' mg was gnmelv ff f urvtw! 1 'w lu il 1. M, 5' :I 'J ,WW N, ,lv in ', V 4 rC1.,1x1!1-vw, llrmwefslfy- -'rw 'WMP-v , N Vrwr . v' an fur Q-VI Harmony among lf ' K' ,r p I' V- uw ,r' fm , FN ' N of musvcc the staffs, .: '1 rs fm IMI: u ll Cy me L ,'-A 11 'Q 'X Inq' Jlxuws hr I, 'VJ .nm-r -md J':'1L' ' f K rye- Jprgffrfuuafy 'Jr il' rm wx ' 1' 1 frlyrs to look LY Img-,Q gwlz MW M' l'1,f:.r4n1 iz! L ' f T w Lf nm by Tnxlkmg to O Ln' rage Vw'unr'mw1t' rw If-51 V, IM, 1 11 ' ' M 2' IHUCQC 5TL1dCr1IS TINA l',l'.ll!Tljf rf T3 2' l31,1rfg',twv. 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Chjvwged ur'UffjfIT1 Sty C for ng N7QQ TT X The gurls will wear red wiol Lylill? , X' white l:lCn.sL's, wool MJ -,, Nod- -,lf nu, ' Vw W ' Ts Lens we tri Fuck , r PNN Wm NCLH was r w e wer 23 True herv wcs W I ve 7 r VC VTVTS. l Uv my r 1 W H f Q1 xl-.17 www' ww 'me' WMO ' ' ' ' f rv:-nr . , f'l'HL' 4 ill S 1 LW , H Am 'YI' 'V .M V VL WCS VTX L Fc ROW 1 Anderson, Jepsen, Voelkers, Edens Hansen Campbell Tha ' . yer Benson W S , ROW 2 Chyma, Weclgle, Ketelsen, Shaff, Brxtt, Petersen, Dierks, Christiansen, Proud, Wllli:Z:rl1ii,ROl:'nl3OnC1eppe Borup gubilefiy lwlllng, Oakes, Putney, Sattizahn, Jorgensen, Schultz. ROW 4, Brown, Ingraham, Magcheim, .facobgen 09 t5C , fight, Jones, Madlen, Spenser. ROW 5, Dose, McGauvran, Kranovich, Shanafelt, Rashke, Fredericks,en, gh Booth, Clausen. LHR! ,HTUN Tm? ., Y ,VJ xv 4-Am gr r,,l., A ll. rlw rf-V NI N 23 1959 PRICE TEN CENTS Q s r- xfi XA r' r- flmj gf lm' r wwf F' , klku Vs P l'.L' Vll: lczllvw, GP! ur ll lrrltt Q L M g:c',:'3w You was r'Yl-Jfnlrf, ', NPYNCT fig, ..,, H A mp Q L, ful' Sp I ' . Vp U, ,. f fe we No 1t's not a Hoatmg crap-game, 1t's a 't ' ' 'U s' Q c' , . U sxgn for our dance. U1 www., mb Lwllm frlz ' J'Tf hristmas Night By Marllyrm Horkins What is Christmas. tmos trees wth glowing lights, Bu K',7'xx ffrvl - through wirmdsws Sn star-lrt NQHTS, Chr,-rlrvn, is 5 uccwrrw tl, li' g, llgkes cgxcrmg the grlmrml Vvllh I FN IT 5 O fume or 5lr1,g,'vgq3r1Is f1PlllxlL l W -'TQ r .l r ' :HQ to churfr: l'L'llN flV'L'f Ti:-W1 vrgr--, rl the of mtr sado boo mlu'! g , 'bg h K 5 L Ay Irv Thu Sflflw VNL luv fl'i limi, v.rl'4 T. ' . 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P , I' ..?-,Af fr V, X L .On Bemie Adkins .44 - -if 3164+-X End .. A, -. - ,.-..,.v.-l,,:L.s ASQ' 1 . fff-...... 'f'1 ax 'aT'u .,. 9'-'M -, ---22.7.4-A--227.-:'4 c W , v si K lr N? A gf J .ff-'Y-iff' P4 ,X r'- .q,,,-21-,.g.' f . , ,ii W. .. H 1 5' 1 'ffm-1' i , I -MN' .. I . .f N K, -buf ' ., yfx, 1,,,'5f1,v1-yQ.5:,.,,.5. r. I f - f -,'.,gff ,f,41f,,ff , 1. 1 Q ,vb , . .-ff! ,- A.,-' w:'..sP2:- f',T:.df ff- ,.,,z1f' 3. -:Q ' Mike Hannafan End Mickey Ough Tackle Knumon Guaxd Omgifrsrhard Roy Pete mon S.,-,n as I -W. I 'N N I Q ROW 1: Mr. Wallick, Taylor, Johnson, Adkins, Jones, Murphey, Blanchrd, Hicks, McKee, Hannafan, Rashke, Rose, Mr. Ripple. ROW 2: Mr. Moore, Van Allen, Waldorf, Matzen, Dreibelbeis,Blount, Watts, Knutson, Ough, Peterson, Hvidston, Jordan, Mr. Luebe. ROW 3 Brothers, Van Loo, Ryder, Hammond, Clausen, Hunter, Motsinger, After a slow start, the Kings ended their season with a record of 2-5-1. They were denied a chance for a third victory when the game with Moline was cancelled because of snow. The 1-5-1 record was good for eighth place in the valley. Clinton's newly installed lowa winged-T offense was stalled in early games because of inclement weather. Midway through the season the River Kings changed to a TCU type spread. We opened the season with a 20-12 loss to East Moline 's Panthers as the Kings were unable to hold their potent offense in check. The next game with Jefferson was a deadlock, 6-6. Clinton missed a chance to score again, late in the game, when they fumbled inside Jefferson's 10 yard line. Rock Island humbled the Kings 33-7 to start a four game Clinton losing streak. We again scored first, on a 65 yard run by Keith Johnson, but were unable to match Rock lsland 's speed. Our Kings put up a spirited battle against Washington of Cedar Rapids before losing 13-6. lt was 7-6 at half- time, but the Warriors pushed across for a touchdown in the last quarter. 138 vi . ...... K, . . 'H rhs McManus, Keeney, Stivers, Witt, Ward. ROW 4: Abbott, Simpson, Kenworthy, Junginger, Carter, Kramer, Keeney, Koranda, Wait, Hvidston, Frazier. ROW 5: Ramig, Poston, Starbuck, Pettersen, Mc- Alpine, Rasmussen, Hale. Davenport 's highly rated Blue Devils invaded Coan field next with fire in their eyes as they swept to a 32-0 vic- tory. Nothing went right for the River Kings and they wound up with a minus total in rushing yards. Homecoming fans were dazzled by the running of Little Hawk backs and the impressive passing of Iowa City's Frosty Evashevski. Clinton used its spread offense for the first time but still could not match Iowa City as the Kings lost 40-13. The River Kings journeyed to Municipal Stadium in Davenport next where they met Assumption's Knights. Lady Luck had a kind fate waiting for us in the mud and rain as the Kings blanked the Knights 20-0. Tom Waldorf es- tablished himself as a versatile performer when he passed for one touchdown and ran for another. The season 's climax came in the next game as our River Kings defeated Dubuque 21-19. On a frozen field Clinton raced to two first quarter touchdowns using tennis shoes while the Rams floundered in their cleats. This lead proved too much of an obstacle for Dubuque and the Kings won their second in a row. Clinton 's scores came on three passes from Tom Waldorf to John Rashke. 139 ROW 1, L-R, McDaniel, Huginin, Maniccia, Rajcevich, Wilke, Edens, Spooner Thompson Judd ROW 2 Mil ler, Voge, Cole, Nesbitt, Nielson, Langfitt, Krebs, Cozzolino, Goettsch ROW 3 Geronzin Conroy, Lange, Jeffrey Pearson, Bentley, Krajnovich, Matzen, Brown, Neubauer. ROW 4, Law, Struve, Cramer, Wilson, Lambert, Adams, Perry, Knutson, Stuit, ROW 5, Mr. Sloane, Koepp, Nielson, Mr. Holsclaw OPHOMORE FOOTBALL Clinton ..... Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton East Moline Rock Island Dubuque . . Washington Jefferson . . Davenport . Dubuque . . Clinton 's sophomore gridders ended their season with a fine 5-2 record after winning their first five in a row They showed promise of things to come in their next years at CHS. The team showed a strong running attack backed by the passing of Tom Nesbitt and Roger Bentley. This, coupled with a sturdy defense proved the undoing of River King foes. 140 ll 1' , , 5, . , .-.,.,-, ,,, , A, , . .u. ., L J.. . . -,.,-,.,v.w L-,-.v f ggi 5151,-'es . . , .. . - ...fvfi nf r wa, T '? FQ Q ,, A-so ' ' T 191 ff i 1 ROW 1, I.-R, Stahl, Schafer, Thiesen, McCoy, Ridenour. ROW 2, Hom, Kent, McGrew, Hamdorf, Junge. FALL TRACK The purpose of fall track is to provide a schedule of distance running in order that those who wish to get in shape for winter and spring sports have an opportunity to do so. The program consists of calisthenics and a track workout followed by swimming, basketball, volleyball, or other activities. In fall track the team with the lowest score is the winner. Points are apportioned on the basis of one for first, two for second, and three for third, etc. This years record was: Clinton ,,,,, 36 Dubuque .......... 19 Clinton ..... 39 Moline ........... 16 Clinton ..... 50 Davenport . 35 Dubuque.35 Clinton ..,,. 37 Davenport ......... 18 Clinton ..... 24 Rock Island . . . . 31 Clinton ..... 40 Moline , . . . , .15 Clinton ..... 36 Dubuque .... ..... 1 9 The team placed seventh in the conference mile team race at Cedar Rapids and fifth place in the conference cross country at Moline. ROW 1, Kramer, Goddard, Brodersen, Nicolaysen, Jeffries, Lorenzen, Martin, Ray. ROW 2, Howard, Tufford, Baker, Hamstra, Taylor, Massey, Huelsen. il 0 John Gosma Terry Lyon Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Ron Junge -,,tA.,i 'S , VARSITY Fulton . . . Muscatine . Sterling . . Jefferson . . Moline . . . East Moline Davenport . Washington Iowa City . Dubuque . . Clinton High 's basketball team finished strong compiling an ll-8 season's record. ln Mississippi Valley play the River Kings were 9-7, which was good for fifth place. Washington, in fourth place, was the only Iowa team to finish ahead of the Kings. The first game in the newly completed W. J. Yourd Gymnasium saw Clinton nipping Fulton 57-55 in a sudden death, double overtime. Rashke and Shannon each provided a free throw to give the River Kings the necessary two points for a successful inaugral of the fieldhouse. Muscatine was the Kings next victim, 71-56. A 69-39 thumping of Jeffer- son followed the loss to Sterling, Illinois. Our eagers jumped out to an early lead and the J-Hawks never threatened. The low spot of the season began with a 55-48 loss to xr Moline's Maroons. This was followed by successive losses to East Moline, Davenport, and Washington. Clinton's net- men responded, however, and won eight of their last eleven games beginning with a 52 -45 defeat of Iowa City. Dubuque came after Iowa City. Following a halftime tie, the River Kings pulled away for a 69-53 victory. Rock Island tested Clinton's mettle to the tune of 64-46. With a full court press, the Kings came within six points in the fourth quarter but were unable to go ahead. Jefferson fell 71-46, to start Clinton on a four game winning against some of thc best teams in the Valley. It was Clinton 71, Moline 50 on the Maroons home floor. East Moline's Panther's felt the River King's wrath next, 66-51. This game was also played away from home. Revenge was gained against Washington, 48-45. The Kings came from behind showing considerable poise to whip the Warriors. Clinton's winning streak was halted against Rock Island. Our River Kings played a fine game, but lost 57 -50 to the highly-rated Rocks. The next night Iowa City's Little Hawks took advantage of seven straight field goals at the start of the game to defeat Clinton, 64-50. Dubuque's Rams tried to stall and almost succeeded. They led 10-5 at halftime, but Clinton scored 39 points in the last half enroute to a 44-24 victory. In the last regular season game the River Kings came through with a rough and tumble 69-53 win over the Davenport Blue Devils. In a game marked with many personal fouls, a technical foul, and several injuries, Clinton established itself as a definite toumament threat. In toumament play the River Kings came within one game of a state finals X A berth but were defeated by X Muscatine 64-51 in the dis- I V trict finals. In winning 10 of their last 14 games the Kings showed themselves as good as any team around. In the first game of the sectionals, Clinton toyed with Bettendorf for two and a half quarters before breaking loose to a 79-28 victory. No one could miss as the River Kings rolled to their highest offense total of the year. The sectional final against Davenport pro- vided what was probably the climax of the season. With relations between the two schools still rather fContinued on page 1723 l l N3 f n ROW 1--Richards, Brother, Kramer, ROW 2--Starbuck, Keeney, Kent, McKee, Coach Ripple, ROW 3--McManus, Rasmussen, JUNIOR VAR ITY OPHOMORE ROW 1, L-R--Nesbitt, Bentley, Neubauer, Jeffrey, Perry, ROW 2-- Nielsen Mgr. McDaniel, Carpenter, Knutson, Abrahamson, Coach Pollack, ROW 3--Brodersen, Durkee, Law, Goettsch, Jones, Goddard, Stuit. ii TT? --,,,.L, - ' I , ,, ,,-. I le.. 1 ' 'P l :, r,-'S I nbc S ax - f 44 Pr' 1 -1 t,.57:F,lT Q. E J 4 . X x Jack M1ller -,,,Q.,g Steve Stumbaugh J Bill Oakes 4-4 Clinton . .64 ..... Jefferson . . . . Clinton . .15 ..... New Trier . . . Y' Clinton . .59 ..... Burlington . . . 27 Clinton . .53 ..... Jefferson . . . . 33 Clinton . .35 ..... Moline ..... 51 14-.z 2- ,- L ' 1 Clinton . .36 ..... Muscatine . . . 50 J Clinton . .41 ..... Washington . . 45 Clinton . . 39 ..... West Rockford . '. 55 Clinton . .38 ..... East Rockford . .57 is i' w i Clinton . .39 ..... Muscatine . . . .47 .', ill, ,Clinton . . 24 ..... Moline ..... . 62 fs , 'if 3,111.7 -fl.. U' !,l4l,fr,1 f if tn- v ,y ,f ,' , t f 'ff',.',f! ' 11539 f ff I , .,, ,. ixxx I ROW 1 fl to rj A. Mayer, J West, S. Bonebrake, B. Oakes, J. Hunter, S. Stumbaugh, J. Miller, J. Hartman, J. Shanafelt, ROW 2: J. Hunter, R. Stolley, T. Anderson, M. Petterson, H. Stevens, M. Borup, D. Stahl, W. Poston, W. Hoskinson, ROW 3: D. Pfeifle, E. Kearney, D. Jefferies, H. Baker, W. Riedesel, R. Huelse, ROW 4: B. Junginger, M. Sander, B. Tumer, J. Hamstra, T. Manning, Absent: S. Straley. :Far G, , A Q95 cnmon . .51 112. .oak Park... . 34lf2 - H , V, .ww-H, - 1' Jack West ,,. ,fi I Jim Hunter 1,3 . ,....... H Iii ' 2 Clinton High's Swimming Team ended their season with a 4-8 dual meet record. The River Kings placed third in District and fifth in State, while taking third place in the conference meet. The team also came in second in a triangular meet with Washington and Ottumwa. The season was highlighted by a swim in the new Howard Judd Swimming Pool. The long-delayed pool was com- pleted just in time for one practice by the swimmers before they left for state. In the State meet Clinton had no winners, but Jim Hunter was second in the 100-yard butterfly and Tracey Anderson took second in the 200-yard freestyle. Thirds for the River Kings included Jefferies in the butterfly and Jack Miller in the 100-yard freestyle. Steve Stumbaugh was fourth in the backstroke while the Clinton 200-yard free style relay team also took a fourth. John Hamstra fc gained a point for the River Kings with his sixth in the backstroke. 'W All-Conference selections included Tracy Anderson in the 400 and 200-yard free style, Jack Miller in the 100-yard freestyle, Steve Stumbaugh in the 100-yard backstroke and the King's Medley and Freestyle relay teams. Tx 'f 'gif 'y XXJN 1' N .R'LXxYXk'x lt' 'A T XYCXALQX xff, ' I 'i vOQ'X, ' 1' 1 ROW 1 fl to rj T. 'ff Clark, J. Matzen, G. 'Q Hansen, J. Spooner, M. 'Q Jurgensen, ROW 2: G. Jensen, D. Dawson, D Voge, B. Clausen, E. Nelson, ROW 3: D. Yeager, B. Matthew, J. Grenizon, L. Bender, M. Crouse. Jim Hartman X- an Russell Weibers '57 1 f Kurt Chalgren ' 133 . Grant W1lke 112 Gene Henncks en Doug Hom 145 .J i K, Garry Thompson '- 133 in Bob Hammond Heavyweight Donald Ekl and Ron Jordan Carl Nord x 120 s Ron Kenworthy 138 Joel Murphy 154 f' 5 . J Q Bill Tufford J 95 Top to bottom Strlley Lozwuno Rose Krebs Cole Van Loo, McClusky Melv1n Rajovxch Edens WRE TLI G The Clrnton l-hgh Wrestlrng Team completed therr season wrth a 1 12 dual meet record agatnst suff compe trtron The Jumor Varslty ended wrth a 7 7 record showrng promrse of better thlngs to come In the Drstrrct meet flve boys Karl Nord Gary Thompson Ron Kenworthy Doug Horn and Ron Jordan reached the semr frnals Jordan placed second to quallfy for state whlle Joe Murphy took a thlrd The Rrver KlHgS came frfth out of elght teams rn the Drstrrct team standrngs Jordon was the team s top scorer followed by Kenworthy Hammond and Horn Coach Lange strxkes a pose for the Chntonran before another strenuous workout wrth the var Slty wrestlers O P J ' ' . 1 I I . 7 1 2 2 I i J ' ' ' ' 1 . . . . .-. I . . . . . . in , - 1 - v - . n ' . if 5,2112 fm so 'F , Q r 5 5,1 4, V 1 J, . 6 K2 'QI l Y . 5 , J!! ' ' . f X A ' ' rf- 1 . 1 ' ' e T f. ' ' , 'if' Q .. ,I 4 X 'V' 4 ,wig - - -v R , M A ,. V fs' Q., . ,fwfr .- I cw , FW CLINTQN vm fl 'A Q A a V-,, H :unrog , . --un., CLWVUI xi 'NIA-K ROW 1 L-R: Edens, Schlotfeldt, McGrew, ROW 2: Wilson, Burlingame, Edmonds, Blanchard, Petersen, Travis, Kenworthy, ROW 3: Jordon, Frazier, Keeney, McCoy, Lyon, Hamdorf, Hood, Ridenour, Spangler. DI TA CE DA H ME ROW 1 L-R: Richards, Lampe, ROW 2: Schafer, Johnson, Thiesen, ROW 3: Wiley, Frazier, McCoy, Witt, Qualman. L .. - ckllrnh y ,mu , CL,,,,0N H H CLIINTUN B ' ' MM cUl 0N CLWW If ' ' W ..-, N' . ,, .pf .1 i' -S Wurfir, 1-hw A ' u 4 1, I4-mn CLlN1o,, :Ll-'UD ' px as t H U N Le H b'f'N CUNYN tl TON. Cum ROW 1 L-R: Brothers, Carr, Bonebrake, Rose, Edwards, ROW 2: Atkens, Kent, Johnson, Rashke, Tuttle, Petersen, Hood, Petersen, ROW 3: Starbuck, Frazier, McManus, Hannafan, Shannon, Simpson, Nielsen, Ramig, Witt. J PER H RDLER ROW 1 L-R: Carr, Bonebrake, ROW 2: Kent Adkins, Tunzle, Rose, ROW 3: Starbuck, Stahl, McManus, Hannafan, Simpson, Matzen, Peter sen. 4 1 i N :L 3 r - S .. . 1 ' N Dr , , 'nv V me-rp - ' X., 1 CLMON Cuurgn clivion crgsru, A V hun , QQHDN , M Q .rw r-it 1 W cLl T0n H r .A M., 1 N Y lil: lb' - ROW 1 L R Rose ROW 2 Blount R1der Waldorf, Murphy Stum baugh, Cole, ROW 3 Postum Mlller Abbott Ough Dnbelbets, Brown Wxtt , Mr Law WEIGHT E Actxon at the 1959 Gateway Classlc sees Kelth Stwers polevaultmg and Roy Peterson runnmg the 150 yard low hurdles March April April April April April April April 26 . . State-Iowa City 1 . . Conference 8 . . Davenport 11 . - Moline Cornell Davenport Relay Gateway Classic O Drake Relay 1960 Track Schedule May 2 . . May 3 . . May 6 . . May 10 . . Ma Ma Ma 19 Ma 21 Ma 2 0PHOMORE TRACK Sterling Rock Island District Dubuque Davenport Relay Dubuque Davesport Res State Conference Davenport ROW 1 L R Ramxg Cole, Edens, Hugumn Thompson Judd, Spooner God dard, Pfelile ROW 2 Lambert Martin Bentley Lange Bender Pirch Lorenzen Rutenbeck Nicholaysen Durkel ROW 3 Coach Holsclaw Jef fries,Jeffrey Geronzin Brown Stuit Neubauer Wilson Law Henry ps-HF' Aon 19N 3 ' 16 . . y 10 . . ' 19 . , y 12 . . ' 23 . . ' y . . . ' 29-3 y . . y 'I . . 5 .. f A le- U. .N A1 -g' 3 ' 'Y 1 ' 1 X . K' , X r A l -Www X , fl ii ROW 1 L-R: Eckman, Keamey, Riedesal, Snell, Sanders, Wulf, Wamer, ROW 2: Hvidston, I-lvidston, Kranovich, Iversen, Junge, Iversen, Kramer. GOLF 1960 Golf Schedule April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May Sterling Rock Islanc. Assumption Moline Quadranglar East Moline Davenport Open Moline Ia. Conference Dubuque Davenport District Dubuque Moline Rock Island State Conference Dubuque Tom Iversen, Bill Iversen, Bill Kramer, Ron Junge. gbv '4 R. .0 me Aprrl Aprrl Apr11 Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Ma ROW 1 L R Jungmger, Rand Krebs Woods Kramer, Cox ROW 2 Grlf flth, Johannsen Starr Hom Stevens, Hem n Mlller 'I'umer,Ne1lsen Jen sen ROW 3 Howard Grlbert Wagner Nelson, Junker Yeager Mr Sloan Keeney Pettersen,Voge Wood Borup 1960 Sport Schedule Davenport Sterhng Dubuque E Molme Davenport Mohne Ia Conf Schools Sterlrng Here There There There Here Here 157 Ma Ma May Ma May Ma Iow a C Lty Drstrrc t Molrne Wahlert State Rock Island Here There There Here f - A D P ml ,J A 1 K . . i V ' ' 9 Q Q a ' 8 ........ ....... y 4 ........ ' ........ ' ll ........ ' ......... y 9 ........ ' ' ' 14 ........ ......... H ere May 10 ........ Dubuque ......... There ' 19 ........ . ' ........ 13 ........ ' ' 22 ........ ........ y 17 ........ .......... ' 25 ........ ' .......... 21 ........ 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Remember them always, Their laughter, their smile, The joy that we shared For just a small while. It was of great cause They were called by their loveg Their hope of tomorrow Was answered above. Daniel Kraft Nancy McClary Kathi Pearsen EMORIA BY MARILYN Gomscu 4.111 JIM . J, i I 1 .s 1 o u ,ml s D sr' After completing the final deadline, exhausted annual staffers relax in 127's backroom pad while they drink their cups of expresso with cinnamon.