Coin High School - Tigers Yearbook (Coin, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

kgfg, V A Y NSG W XKQ4 .. , J kg if 0 xii- 3' Ll A,- DEDICATIO Mr Byron Bailey, the 1957 annual is yours Yours b ecause you have so faithfully dedicated your t1me,energy, and experi ence to make our school what it is today Yours because of your Christian attitude and willingness to helpin our everyday problems We extend our gratitude and wishes for the very bestin life and to you we give our thanks ' W ?. l I 'R ,fa 5 owl 1 of g f wget 2 M i V X4 V 5 s e , 5 Q s 3 2 Q , 0 O I O I I vw-L, was 44 In the days whenthe horse was our meansof' trans portation, we put blinders on the horse so that he could only see straight ahead of him In these days of many varied interests, I think young people, and adults, too, often need to wear blinders so that di verting interests will not distract them from their goals So in bidding the Class of 1957 adieu, I would wish for each of you a singleness of purpose and a calmness of suirit that willlead to a full and satis fying life Sincerely, C'f1fnA,- C. H. Keho Superintendent O ,Wil I , S up , ...-als. Q 0 FACULTY 1' Keho, Supt, Mr Ivan N1ll8P, Music, Nr Philip Hummel, Jr High, Mr Byron Bailey, Math, Mr Marvin Fdlhoun, Ap, Mr Dean Roe, Coach, Yrs C H Keho, Literature, Mrs Hattie Reed, Home LC , Nrs Carloyn Qtone, Dramatlcs BCJARD OF EDUCATIO Anuuunfuugg-vw -,-U-nn-1' Quentin Gibson, Alex Hogg, Glenn Jamison, Jim Bolin, Herbert Murphy, W. C. Yeisley, William Mannismith, C. H. Keho. BUNTZ TAWZER FUNERAL HOME SHENANDOAH, IOWA BERRY RETAIL, SEED, AWD FEED CLARINDA, IOWA 4 WQQ 1 ,, I , 2 I 5 i I 5 Q Q ? 2 f fvf 1 A 2 5 E f . I ' v Wg ? v . 34 . I ' N 3 Q O .Y V Y ?,' M , Z 5 Iyar' C0 Hn ' ' n 1. . 1 o . 0 . . . . H 4 l -' n - U 3 s 0 . n ' . , A O I O I - O A I N' C 41 A Ill!! I gyxiwf .. ' , 'W 4. . 'vW - 'N QQ, WN V Larry Adams Basketball l.L,FbOtbal1 M, F F A 1 2 3 LL, Class Vice Pre ident Lg. Newspaper lg, Qenior Play Vic Anderson Football 1 2 3, Basketball l 2, Track 2 3 Lp, Band l 2 3 Il, Trumpet Trlo l 2 3 , Brass Sextet 1 2 Editor of An nual, Class President Lg, A Junior Play, Senior Play 1.4 Sandra Bain Basketball 1 2 3,Girls Chorus l ? 3 Lg, Mixed Chorus l 2 3 LL, Homecoming Queen lg., Office Secretary lp Annual Staff Lp Q !' Newspaper Editor, Junior Play, Senlor Play IIIHSWHIIGIIHGQ BROWNFIELD GARAGE COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE XX ySEllUll2E X --Q BLANCHARD, 101,-JA FARM BUREAU ra Q1' CLARINDA, IOWA . S , so o 0 ' 'E ,L , - - . , . fi ,215 ' ' ' - g 'I ' 3 F.F. . lg I ls wh--, . , , . ,J -3 K-f-f . ' ' ' '. . 1 I 'E ' Ill SJ J: 4-'! - Albert Bell Senior Play Pat Bolin Basketball 1 2 3 U,Track 1 2 3 M Rand 1 2 3 Firls Cnorus l 2 3 M M e Chorus l 2 3 Accowpianist 1 2 3 Piano Solo 2 3 M Sextet 2, Girls Trio 2 3 M, Assistant Newspaper Ed tor, An nual Staff, Class Secretary 1 2, Class Reporter M Clarlnet Quartet l 2, Clar inet Trio 2 Girls Quartet 3 Mixed Quartet 3 A Vocal Solo 2 3 One Act Play 2, Junior Play Senior Play, HOmGCOmlHg Queen Candldate 2, bhamrock Queen Candldate Band 1-2-3-us F.F.A. l-2-3-ugNewspaper Staff, Pasketball 1-2-3-MQJHHIOP Play, i A R W DRIVE IN Howard Braman Football l 2 3 M Ba ketball l 2 3 M Track 3, Bovs'Chorua l 3 H, Mixed Chorus 1 9 3 1 Junior Pla Moved durinp M X1 1 X 1 X599 af CITY NATIONAL BANK 1 SHENANDOAH, IOWA SHENANDOAH, IOWA V ---L,,a 7' --lfflgixd - - -lu I - - -M: ' - 3, I - -fu - . V LL. vA,, at K l , V' Q? Q 33 - - -5 S - - - r,,, l 3-'sag F. Fl A. -1- :ng ' Y, I :.v x 4 lx' X , 1 A ' O X .Q Q I X Z Q A 1 6' fa 1 5 Robert Doyle F F A 1 2 3 4 Basketball M Junior Play, Moved at Semester A Patricia Dalbey Annual Staff, Basketball 1 2 3 M 1,Iramatics 1 2 3 M, One Act Play 2 3 M Senior Track StateSpeech W1nner3, Junior Play, Play, Band 1 2 3 M,Gir1s'Chorus 1 3 Mixed Chorus 1 9 3 M, Sextet M, Pep Club 2 IQ'- Jeanette Goodman Band 1 2 3 A Girls Chorus 1 2 3 M Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M, Baton Twirling 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 M, Newspaper Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play, Pep Club 1 2 Q .QN , A!!! -3 AVN !l2', I SHENANDOAH, IOWA CHARLIE GEORGE com, IOWA Dollita Keep Ba ketball 1-2 3 U3 Girl ' Chorus 1-2-3g Mixed Chorus Plav, Senior 1-2 3g Band l-2-3 M5 Junior Plav, Pep Club M Mvrtle Larebee Basketball 1 3 M Track l 2 M, Pep Club 1 M, Girlq' Choru 3, Senior Play Janet Lavely Chorus 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 H Newspaper Staff Dramatics 2 3 U one Act Play 2, Junior Play, Senior Play 'Z' KK STAN DARD AND RD BURTON MOTOR COMPANY MURPHY ST A SHENARDOAH, IOWA SHENANDOAH, IOWA I - .. S --.. - L. K- . 0 , V :ki M Basketball 1-2-3-ugTrack 1-2-3-h:GiPlS 2 we ,-- - - - - - 5 , 3 - - 3 ' , l' ,,?, X 1 , KH SL Nur' 5 John McCowen Class President 1 Annual Staff, Junior Play, Senior Plav, Football 2 1 M, Track 1 2 3-M, Basketball 1 2 2 M Bovs'Chorus xed Chorus 1 2, F F 1 2 F F A Reporter 3 One Act Play 1 2 Virginia Lovitt Pep Club 1 2 3 M Pep Club President M Basketball 2 3 M Track 2, Bend 1 9 3 Rand Day Queen Candldate M Dramatic 2 Junior Play Qenior Plav, Class Reporter aim, an-tm weak-al' MORTON MUTUAL INSURANCE ! Ronnie Murphy Football 1 2 3 M Basketball 3 M, Track l 2, Band 1 2 2 F F A Secretary M Dramatics 2, One Act Play 2 Junior Play, Senior Play METHODIST CHURCH RALPH BAYLES, SECRETARY BLANCHARD, IOWA COIN, IOWA Diane Olmsted Jean Nothwehr Class VicePresldent 2 3, Basketball 1 2 3 Q, Track 1 2 3 h, Band l 2 3 u, rlrls' Chorus 1 2 3 h Mixed Chorus 1 2 h Sextet 3 M Newspaper Staff M, Pep Club 1 2 3 M Homecominv Queen Candidate 3 Junior Play, Senior Play Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2, Band 1 2 3 H, Girls Chorus l 2 3 M, M1X6d Chorus 1 2 3 h Sextet 2 3 Vocal Solo 2 3 Quartet 2 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, Newspaper Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play, Pep Club l 8' gs Delorls Polsley Basketball l 2 Ll Band l 2 3 Ll, Girls Chorus 1 h Mixed Chorus l h Rrass Sextet 2 Girls Sextet h, German Band 1, Drum Majorette 3 , Class Secretarv 2 Class Reporter 1, Cla s Secretary and Tree urer h, Annual Staff,Fep Club l 2 3 h Pep Club Tresurer M, One Act Play2, Dramatlcs2, Junior Play, Seni Play, Trombone Solo 3, Salutatorlan SHENANDOAH, IOWA SKATELAND egn5?'Y QS? n rm f m, THE FINEgg FLOOR ON wH1cH 'ro f s your WHEELS ie 14 1'2:EgZ SHENANDOAH, IOWA FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY - 9 I u - ' - - - ' - - - ' .7 - -'.. 3 Q - -3- J' I ' - - - 3 A 0 O - - 5 - ' L ' - , - - - ' . - - - - - 3 ' 1 : - . l ' . . -2-3, ' s si 4 'J ,, ,slr so fm, 9 55'-all lf? - -I 3 - - - ' 1 . D I - ef . n , . . -M, 3 ' S ' S . . un - - 3 U - . . . or . . I My X 'ifQ?f -2 ,QA RL W , .f x -2 ff Q ' X X24 , 1 1 9 2- l.,, g Wav: v x Q 0, ..- xg - Max Smlth Band 1 2 3 I+, Trumpet 'I'r1o 3 Lg,,Tru.mpet Solo 2 3 lp, Boy's Chorus 1 2 3 I.4.,M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 Lg, German Band 1 Boy's Quartet 2, Mixed Quartet 3, Vocal Solo 1 2 3 I1,An.nua1 Staff, Newspaper Staff GRE! if SNO WHITE LAUNDRY Carol Smith Basketball 2 3 lg., Track 1 2 3 Lg, Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Lg, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 I4 Business Manager Annua1,Newspaper Staff l4.,2Jun1or Play, Senior Play, Pep Club 3 Ronny Roach Class President 3, F F' A 1 2 3 7-h F' F A president Lg, F F A Treasurer 3 Dramatics 2 3 U-, Basketball ll, Track 2 DR ERWIN GOTTSCH M D nun 1' VIS AIS 'DSI WWA' finms NEA!! R wuos LIVER sronncn PINCIIRS SHE!! KIUNIVS cLEAr -sfr AND WHITEST IN ALL THE LAND 3125. Q.. fbr.::':r.z, SHENANDOAH, IOWA SHENANDOAH, IOWA , Q ' 'Ll-0 . . zz Q' XL M'W MX fggjm O ' . . . - ' ' ' 0 Z ' 1 ij- . xx Adu' Leroy Whltehill football l 2 3 A, Basketball l 2 3 M Track l 2 3 h,Newspaper Staff,F F A , Junior Play, Senior Play COIN LUMBER YARD MATERIALS FOR EVERY USE COIN, IOWA PAGE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY TITLES AT THE FLASH OF AN EYE cLAR1NDA , IOWA Jim Waldron Football l 2 3 M, Basketball l 2 3 M Boy's Chorus l 2 3 M Mixed Chrous l 2 3 M, Junior Play, Senlor Play STEPHEN'S MILLHONE, AND THORNELL ATTORNEY'S AT LAW CLARINDA, IOWA ---- ---5 1 -1-. -.--3 . 43 v. Q L,, unai' .LQM-fanawf Qj5,,'iZ WW W BABY PICTURES +250 ywwaam Bought Daily S 10 Every 8 turday NISHNA VALLEY SALE PAVILLION AND HOG YARIB Ermallrvinlhn Ph 26 5 no 3 r 114 6 Shenand ah Iowa V Z. 065.6 Anfafrrl WNm QM MW f f-M' ,gui QLWH9 - 31563535 Wg? WW W75 XX? 0,54-AI I-'WW SMHNGS BONDS 6 r ' W mag' . 9' film, Q1 C - - a e 0 ' ' .,,' . 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K I mx, Ki T Y Q L Hogs a Bsrfsrl BU Y I it X F5 7' FO 'F fy U0 so f 0 . ,O a or i K O . fora ssrrzn rurung SENIUR CLASS PRUPHECY We see Vic in colleve To learn all he cal, Maybe he'1l be a music teacher, Or lead a big name band Dollita will also po to work fyping is her line All of her work, we know, will be done up, just fine Ronny Roach should go to college To work his mass of brains, but he prefers to be a farmer To fulfill his greatest aims Virginia now believes Jean will study To be a school teacher Later on, perhaps She'll marry a Lutheran preacher John will be a colleve man, He'll study and play football When he graduates from forestry, He'll answer the fish and game call Pat walks on air, For a diamond she possesses This June she'll walk down the aisle And change rom Miss to Mrs Ronnie Murphy works his farm She'll be 8 sefretary Up each morning at sunrise Of course it won t be many years Before,we think she'll marry , HisAcgops will always be the best' Albert will till his acres To earn his daily bread we know that he will prosper, Delori is undecided, For a while she may roam But one thinp we are sure of Colorado will be her home Larry can't make up his mind, Exactly where to go But whatevery line he chooses He's sure to make some dough Jeanette will live at home And probably work in Shen Sooner, or later, we are sure She'll finally catch that man! Max hasn't decided n are sure to win a prize Carol will be a nurse, She'll sive hypos asain and again Course. She's onlv starting now, But in three years she'll be an R for Leroy's future, The army we forsee hope he'll not be drilled to death, Or pull too much K P After graduation Myrtle will go to Lincoln Where she will find a job, And start on her first million Fashion work or acting Are first in Pat Dalbey' mind which ever one she chooses, Her fortune she may find Colleve waits for Janet Into which field of music he will go, Shglll be g Cutg Coed But with his voice and trumpets He'll never be a smoo Sandra plans to go to Omaha To attend business college She prefers office work now, She'll learn to ook and sew You see, her major is Home Jim and Diane plan Their future together, Ec He as husband, she as wife, But later for her, we forsee marriage Through any Kind of weather PAGE COUNTY STATE BANK CLARINDA, TowA CLINTON TURNER cLAR1NDA, 1owA 1 e ' 0 3 9 I O . O O U . I -I O - 0 f' ,r ' O . U . A U T 0 Il 1 Of I I . And never be in the red. ' N ' N S As ' K ' 0 ,J s W6 A . I I O D Q O . S 0 O L O c : O , - O , . E IOR CLASS HI TORY September, lqhh, was an important t me in our country's history The Allied forces had pained control of the Eutpean frort, and the War lU the Pacific was coming to an end This was an era of war, ration books, and Good farm prices But to the fourteen youngsters who marched up the steps of the Coin Grade School that fall, it was something more the be ginning of an education Mrs Lois Whitson, Kindergarten teacher, was on handto meet Sandra Bain, Patsy Bolin, Jeanette Goodman, Nancy Kite Janet Lavely, Deloris Polsley, Keith Anderson, Vickie Ander son, Jimmie Beach, Howard Braman, Jackie Flemminv, Kenneth Culbertson, Marvin Smith, and Max Smith Soon after school had started, Janis Braymen joined the group At the semester the class vained Kenneth Malone and Duane Henneman All of the students were advanced to the Fir t Grade Mrs Whitson was their teacher a ain this year During the summer the class had gained Joyce Dugan, and later they were Joined by Donald and Ray Wilcoxson, Jackie Linquist, Eugne Morelock, Geneva Mallory, and Marvis Herald Janice Fergus son also spent a few weeks with the class and Kenneth Malone moved away In the fall of l9h6, the class was confronted with HB new Second Grade teacher, Mrs Lucille Wookham They gained Larry Adams, ard Jimmy Sell, but the cla roll was diminiard when Joyce Dugan, Duane Henneman, Marvin Smith, Marvis Herald and Jlm y Beach left the community The Third year started minus Kenneth Culbertsone d Jackie Flemminn Miss Aletha Munson was the teacherthds bey, and Donald Wallen joined the class, and Nancy Khe, Larry Adams, and Donahdand Ray Wilcoxson moved to otherschoda Lela Myers spent a few weeks with the class while visiting her cousin, Janis Braymen The Fourth year started with a different teacher, Mkm Ella Eberle, and a new pupil, 'ary Brown Late in the year Lonnie Koch and Gary Brown moved away During the summer of l9h9, the grade school buildng underwent some mayor renair , as these repairs were notcmr pleted until October, the Fifth grade, and their teacher Mrs Ethelyn Murphy, spent the first ix weeks of the school year in the musi room of the nlgh school building During the sum er the class had lost Donald Wallen and Gained Vary Brown Later on in the year, Johnny McCowen and Robert Doyle appeared as new faces to the class, Donald Wallen returned and Pary Brown left the group once more Mr rulers of the grade school This year the attendance show ed four gains and no losses The ains were Ronald filletg Albert hxceen, Diane Olmsted and Albert Bell s Ruby Downing proceeded to teach the Sixth rade CLARINDA PRINTING WALKER FUNERAL HOME X . N? Kgda 1? X x app Q A 1 Noitlvf WORRV 'I CLARINDA , IOWA CLARINDA , IOWA 3 1, X - . H CFS . , . Y A S e ' n F 17 N e - 3:13 S f Q X e g - ' X . D 1 ' X, IXQ L x year. Many changes were made as Lonnie Koch, Patricia Dal- S . df' J g - . - s J . F , ,V V - ,r 0 I , Q. X 1 M X ' I J , Q, . Q G i -.l fi- e ' , - 1 0 - ' 7 Ilia? -ZW' 0 - .. CFWO 'J O lY'7 The beginning of the Seventh year took the class to the Hiph school building The year began minus Albert Exceen, but, Dollita Keep, and Leroy Uhitehill came from country schools, and Myrtle Larabee joined the class later Feneva Mallory and Robert Doyle moved away Judy Brennan, Jim Waldron, and Richard W1P16 were on hand to start the Eivhth year with the class Later onllrg inia Lovtt joined theclass, Robert Doyle returned, and those who left were Ronald Gillett and T1dy Rrennan Finally, in September, 1953, came the entrance into Hivh school The class sponsor was Mr Joseph Kampus, and new Freshmen were Jean Nothwehr and Ronny Roach Initiatbn on a Mother Poose Theme, was survived quite well by all Later Carol Smith and Fern Beggs came from Shenandoah to join the class The Sophomore year began with a new sponsor, Miss abeth Colli ns, and a new pupil, Ronald Murphy Those geft the ranks were Eupene Morelock, Richa d Wivle raymen, Donald Wallen, Fern Beqgs, and Myrtle Larabee Eliz who Janis The footballand the speech class was beginning to be well represented on the basketball teams, band, vocal chorus's and in department and F F A The time had come to start down the home upperclassmen Another teacher assumed the job ship Mr Byron Bailey was to spaxitwo years in city The Junior Dlay, nThe Beauty and the Beef,N was a great success The Seniors were feated at a beautiful Jr nquet centering on the theme, NEven1ng in Paris Myrtle Larabee returned to the class The Seniol year was started with only one thou ht mThi s is the last H The members plunged into books to try to struvgle throu h h g suc causes as Physics Except for thewurk on th stretch as of sponsor this capa en at a revular pace Hut not so for the last semester The Sennor lla 'The Iatz' Whi kers,' The Sneak Dav trip o Kansas City, Baccala1reate, ard flnally Commencement were the high oin p t mixed in with basketball tournaments, music con tests, term paper , and annual work The scholastic achieve ments ended with Sandra Bain as Valedictorian and Deloria Polsley as Salutatorian Nine of the members had an average of 90 or above for the four years Here we have glanced at the past For a glimpse athhat the future mivht have for the Coin Hizh School Seniors of 1957, this editor refers you to the class prophecy on the following page ADAMS BROTHWRS Ur' f e- .ff K? -sf? 5 xref 3, conr, IOWA orrrz Mofron COMPANY A lil jf? Q., 'SK dis? QQ ll 1 ,guru L X -I' lll 4l!! WFS Egg s -..lil CLARINDA, IOWA S-1' 1 floss HQst.ry CJ ntfrnex' J ' - ' ' ' , if K . 5. Q r 54' ' 1- 1 T , V. T 7 . I .4 vh WAV O F - v x I, N, K . TA H . 4 , :J ' ' - , L , . . 4 7 , 0 O 3 ' ' '- u V , -AL p C ' . . . ' ,, . - 0 e , - I O .1 Sr. Ba J ,N 1 O ' , Q . . v :W ' A ' , e class annual, the first semester was fairly quietand QM ix W , t V, . , . . 'S 1' All T F W, '- f s ' , - t NQ ,f'lQ . 1' A . X will ts .f - 'fxiiix S . . - 3 5, -125 ' ' 1 O O O ,' Q' ' ' eg fig Q .f W' 5 4 v' p U 'Q mf ' N r -H--- W lla X ,qty A I l if - Y .L is ..q' f -I F -ha T7 DFLORIS POLSLEY 'vs SANDRA BA IN 3 Keho r. Schroeder I' . Murphy 1' . Thoma s Com Processuonal lnvocahon We Thank Scnpture Tas the E Sermon Dedncahon Beneductuon Recessnonal lnvocatnon Salutatory Vocal Solo Readmg Consoludated Schools BACCALAUREATE Hugh School Audntonum May I9 1957 8 OO P M Rev Thee Lord Rev venmg s Holy Hour ev Rev COMMENCEMENT Hugh School Auditorium May 73 1957 8 OO P M Mnxed Chorus Herbert Thomas Muxed Chorus Herbert Thomas Mnxed Chorus Herbert Thomas Mnxed Chorus Herbert Thomas Muxed Chorus Rev Herbert Thomas Delorus Polsley Pat Bohn Patncua Dalbey Address Makmg the Grade un the School of Life Rev Sleg Schroeder St Paul s Lutheran Church Trumpet Duet Vac Anderson Max Smuth Valedactory Sandra Bam Congratulahons Herbert Murphy Presudent Board of Educanon Presentahon of Dnplomas Supermtendent C H Keho Benednctnon Rev Herbert Thomas , . . fu , H . . I: .... . ' , ..... A! A ........ ' .x .. , :H t. . . A .... '.H - , 4 ' ' ' H ........ MI.. ....... . M M M . THE KAT7' E l0R CLASS PLAY John Tom Kitty Katz Tiger Katz Puss Katz Mrs Helfer Ardyth Helfer Allie Katz Kay Ryland Thelma Thorpe Pole Katz John Tom, the confirmed woman hater, disrupts Mrs Katherine Katz' fKittyJ household when he arrives from the great outdoors after living for years as a hermit Tiger and Puss, Kitty's active children, add to the confusion when Mrs J Gurney Helfer and Ardyth Helfer come to stay at the boardinghouse which Kitty operates Mrs Alicia Katz CA1l1e7 who is very sensitive of a hair which grows from a mole on her upper lip, gets into the race to marry John Tom when it is discovered that he has become fabuously rich in uranium Pole Katz, Al1ie's spoiled son, and Tiger are fighting tooth and nail over everything in gene ral and Kay and Thelma in particular Also, John Tom offers 310,000 to the boy who can grow the best crop of whiskers, which adds to the hard feelings between them Humbolt comes into the picture as a super salesman of Snorkins Smelcher products Kay and Thelma flirt with Humboltto get the boy's atten tion, and they dol Poor Humbolt is dosed up with his own medicine by Tiger, Pole, and Duck, who is gone over Puss Elvirv Sapp from Tarnation Gap, the maid, and OSCHP J0Pgens0n, the Swedish man of all work, amus everyone with their goings on Tabby Katz, the bearded lady from the circus, arrives to flatten John Tom's remark that there is one thing a woman canftdo and that is to grow whiskers Clem, the tattooed man, comes to fetch Tabby back to the circus where he tells her they are going to be married After the dust settles from the uproar, we see that John Tom is going to marry Kitty to the delight of her children Tiger and Kay, Pole and Thelma, Duck and Puss, and even Elviry and Oscar iron out their troubles Thus, a happy ending to 'The Katz' whiskers N WHIQKER3 Ronnie Murphy Carol Smith John McCowen Deloris Polsley Janet Lavely Jeanette Goodman Jean Nothwehr Dollita Keep Myrtle Larabee Albert Bell Humbold Buzard Ronny Roach Elviry Sapp Pat Bolin Oscar Jorgenson Vic Anderson Duck Mallard Larry Adams Tabby Katz Virginia Lovitt Clem Corkins Leroy Whitehill Win , 4. L ooooaooos ...sean-Q Q..-.aes 'Inoue o on-.coo 1 lllllll OIIIIIOQ one IUIOCIIUIQ lllll .IOOIOIIIO .. Q91 2 ,, X. one ononuuo . ' ooeoo one QT v X , ,Q . . b , r Y , . a H . 1 .. o 0 0 0 l 'F Q a 0 Q . , A - i Q V I .fast Q - 0 . - U 0 - - - - o V A- O 0 .K 5 o . V . 0 0 UA DID SH01' Cv' -iw 'QE ,vu if form fhaf Grade 5 I9 5 if anems g a -In-Ji W,,..fM ,.-v ' .1- ' kk , I. + Q.,,1.9ff N JU l0R Class President Marie Vopel v Mrs Stone Charles Cutter Deana Wxceen Class Secretary Betty Vawter Class Treasurer Donna Murphy oyce Annan Ray Vogel Roland Thomas Betty Vawter Pomm IT Sw CAMERAS QTOGMP IR KODAK FINISHING PH SWFNANDOAH, IOWA If I - L U 4 Nancy Jackson Roger Puckett Donna MUPPVY Kleyla Manes Jon Lavely Marie Vogel Connie Scotton Doyle Mex-na Murphy SEEDS THAT YIELD ARE soLD BY FIELD' M 144 HENRY FIELD SEED AND NURSERY 6 3 SHENAN DOAH , IOWA 'ME um UNIOR E IOR BA QUET in I -S4-. J v swgx 'ffl OPl6Wt81 fardens was the tweme fo T 0 J1n1mr wenuor Van flat tH1Q ear T1e S8N1O s were deli ted V e 1LP8+UP9 rep ww e wmv area Janglvs lanternq Hin Pom tie C6ll1W , and dre dns i6COl3t6 +16 wallq L eQe Jlctureq QWOU twe fm as lt apqeared to the iests Q... li, .lUNl0R CLASS PLAY 'STRANGER IN THE NIGHTN ' rangerin t e N1 H involved two charming young women, Mable Crane lConnieScottonD nd Sylvia Lee CNancy Jackson! who were the owners of a book andgift shop inthe Boule Jard Hotel wherethe scene ofthe mysterytake place EddleBenderKRayVbgelJ the comical bellhop, and NonaPbllardCKleylaNhnesJ the vivacious elevator girl providenuch laughter and excitement with their shenanigans Marcella Bender CDeanna Exceenl, teacher of physical culture in the hotel, and Clifford Newkirk lJack Linquistl add to the confu ion Velda Stevens CDonna Murphyl, the secretary with a past on her conscience, and J T Rutledge CCharlesCutterI a retired executive a d Miss Stevens employer, find happiness together after the murderer i discovered Grant Terry fRoger Puckettl, a younvnewspaper columist comes to the hotel to inform Svliva Lee of a sinister plot of murder to be committed in the hotel 7' Gillettlis a successfultusiness woman who manages the affairs of Sylvia Lee which inclldes tke income from a best seller on 'How to Catch Your Man writtenby Sylvia Lee This create another mystery because Qylvia doesn't wart anyone to know about the book Sam Fisk KRo1and mhomasl the hotel detective who 1s not a hotel detective holds the key to the murder Sandra King KBetty Vawterl the lady wrestler employed by Marcella adds merriment with her demonstration o u iitso Donald Gray CJonIavelyD is a guest at the hotel, and Mike Doyle plays the part of a policeman Each member of the cast concerned with the shopthinks that he or she as the case may be, is the one marked for murder As it turned out, J T Rutledged is the vlctom and SamF1sk, an ex employee of Mr Rutle ved and in disguise 1 tte murderer who tries to get revenge Congratulations toNrs William Ston d t f e rec or o the la d t th Junior Class for putting on such a f1ne,performance p Y an O 6 els LANE DRILLING COMPANY PHONE 30 BLANCHARD, IOWA RFK LANE. OWNER TRENCHING-PIPE LINE ' ff - -f - 4- n mln il, 'St h ght ., s . ,, 9 D CJ A rv J w z,f w 22 fa, 3 -. , s . H . A V sa 1 0 O n ' ' A s - . which he over heard while lunching in a resterant. Rose Jordan fJudy 1 1 N. -' ' L' 1, . . s 4 J rl Ll L.. - I, - Q s . I. , ' . I - s f j -, - . N O - O O . - A A . A I I s A . . g , C3 I 0 !'1 , 1 - ! X ,996 6,62 Q edgy Q Q65 Q55 Q93 Uv' 19 40 Row Row Row Row Q2 Q' FRESHME We Qc 41 0 CQ? We John Lovitt, Jerry Edwards, Ronnie Adams, Gary Brownfield, Ronnie Irvin, John Meek Virginia Thomas, Ronell McMillan, Julia Muller, Barbara Whitehill, Judy Rea Sharon Mvers, Janet Murphy, Donna Pearson, Max Hannah, Doug Anderson, Donald Gray Don Tinnell, Wendel Sohieb, Kirby Roach, Ronald Vogel, Marvin Vogel Mr Miller, Norman Johnston, Mervin Murphy, Judy Hullman, Kathy Murphy 0PHOMORE 9 4? '9 Sallee, Beverly Finlay, Pat Cutter Row 2 Mike Henderson, Larry Randolph, Clarion Heuer, Jim Polaley, Tom Waldron Row 3 Jim Brownlee, Chester Bremen, Phil Whitmore, Gene Smiley, Mrs. Reed 000 Q Q4 o iffy fl 421 O 12 2: . How 3: V . . lu ' 5: . . 422 ,yo QS CEP Ge Q -P 661 A Q3' 60 do 6 eff YQ? el' 'G C 0 431 Q fe 639, 5 'J 6p4' 12 Q? AY' 0 ae? 49 QQ? 9 6' 56 'Pa gy' 2' Q' 4? Row 1: Iris Brownfield, Marilyn Ellie, Ann Goodman, Joyce an s my O0 K9 Q3 Q9 B Q9 X K 695 O dh' Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 V O QQ Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 JUNl0ll HIGH 00 O 40 Mrs Barton,Joyce Keep,Jayne Gi11ett,Iinda Lavely, Ronnie Ketcham, Donnie Ketcham, Bobby Bain Joan Heuer, Curtis Berg, Jackie Boardman Janice Cheryl Smiley,Char1es Williams, Darlene Wkitehill, Norman Thomas, Sherry Tenhulzen, Jim Murphy, Vlda Smith Ylbz S to Steve Horel, Wayne Culbertson, Gary Almquist, Joe Henderson, Marllyn Cregeen Mrs Barton, Mike Whitmore, Helen Bishop, Sharon Horel, Sharon Bolin, Glenda Jamison, Carol Boylan Iric Braman, Edwin Smith, Rosalie Finlay, Elmer Rowe, Gary Falk, Joy Smothers, Linda whitehill, Barbara Wilkinson, Rita Roach 4wb 006, fav O -00 0 PP 098 0 0 43? 0 55p O4 -950i 0 A' re 9 C 5 xglikxg Q 658 '65 'Yi 62 QQ 240 C1 0 Qgqe, Q 'pgb 4194 ag' Gay S v-J QI If -6 xQ Q, QQ 04 03? J J ,V Qi! 4 . Hensleigh, Danny Dowell, Dale Jamison. , , 45 CA J e eww S 4 Q 8 6 ZZ '6 ik 6 5 6' -X99 flzv QQ Q 2' S edgy S qw G- vv X 0' Q 555 I 554 GRADE CH00 43' ova, 69' Q2 Q99 V 6 Q9 Qipa 'ffzf KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Randy Ellis, Linda Maas,Cec11 Preston, Colleen Sue ggieig,Judy Murphy, Kevin Kling,G1en Myers, Sandra e s. Row 2: Nickie Falk, Larry Murphy, Glena Williams, Kathy Polsley, Steve Rowan, Leslie Ann Whitmore, Sherry Christensen, Trudy Williams, Mrs. Whitson. Alan Fox and Bryce Beverlin not present for picture. CLARINDA-SHENANDOAH BOTTLINTG co. SHENANDOAH, IowA DR. wEAvER an OVERHOLSER oP'roMETR1sTs SHENANDOAH, IOWA 5 1' S Of' ., S S V 653 C 47 C9 . O ef Q53 'fe J WIAR APPLIANCE STORE COIN, IQWA 66 F? 'v as Q2 -Q V Y b o ,Q Row Row Row Row fe0N83k 1 2 3 H Y Q29 G Y 0 Row Row Row Row M 5QCV 622 FIRST GRADE Timmy Tritsch, Barry Boardman, Jodie Mull1son,Mary Myers, Janice Roe, Susie Spaulding, Martha Graft Bobby Finlay, Randy Gruber, Bruce Sallee, Dickie Myers,GlenEknres,Raymond Herzberg,Merl1n Johnston, Marilyn Murphy, Brenda Eitzen Randy Redinger,V1c'ie Olenius,Greg Mathls, Merrill Malmberg, Darrell Murphy,Carol Allen,Joyce Berlin, Janice Pearson, Janet Pearson, Mrs Lorance Billy Woolsey,Ronn1e Blackman, Jimmy Polsley, Mike Tritsch, David Bain, Francis Jackson QQPC IQ? 54,91 SECOND GRADE Dencil Exceen, Jerry Gillett, Dorthea Williams, Sheryl Gerdts Cheryl Myers, Nancy Boardman, Debby Meek, Helen Spires, Suzanne Jones,Connie Adams,Kathy Almquist, Janet Sue Howery Donnie Jackson, Freddy Williams, Jerry Rowe, Eddie Herzberg, Steven Kl1ng,Robert Diedreksen,Joe Bain Glen Spaulding, Boyd Runyan, Jimmie Goodman, Terry Lavely,Billy Annan,Larry Mannasmith,Mhur1ce Booton, Mrs Spears Lois Annan not present for picture. 'io 4 Q04 QW 'Vo 9 0 New We O1 Sf 421 'GS 0 QW e599 Q, 4x26 443' Q' Q0 48' 6 30 xx le 7-xxx as 4 J G' Q Y' 5' QQ 'Sf S p S ' 'V ff? ,S fc I S Lf 9 5 y O 186 x Q' Gy Q S OP X 4 0 Q S , ' G43 Dk V V S S? t M vi' ,So . f 0 My V S ' .4 ag 1 1: 2: . 3: ' O OQQQQ ell 4, N6 DN 68 .59 Row 1 Row 2 Row Row Row Row M 6? 429 'Pe THTRD GRADE Donnie Ellis, Donovan Johnston, Diane Mannasmith, Jeneil Nye, Pamela Fox, Max Culbertson Steve Roe, Ricky Whitmore, Billy Waldron, Rita Gibson, Nancy Peterson, Sherry Goodman, Dorothy Waite, Mrs Vawter Joyce Almquist, Carolyn Williams, Dixie Lee Bill Racine, Dorthy Thomas, Brad Beverlin, Larry Meier, Larry Herzberg, Karen Edwards Jimmy Jackson, Mary Allen, Annabell Rowe, Kathy Thornton, Darla Almquist, Dianne Pearson Lonnie Ellis, Loyd Herzberg, Vincent Berg, merry Castle, Sandra Waldron, Becky Fhlk, Miss Benedict Tommy Woolsey, Linda Armstrong, Nancy Boardman, Kathy A1len,Anita Shieb, Marcella Cregeen, Barbara Murphy FGURTH GRADE df '6 026' O 0 0 W i 0 Q ' L 6 eb 5 'G 422 D C2 .few Q' D 0 O' f 0 we Q- ' ' 0 V . 45 Q2 f 'd C Q 2 h'ff he p 5 A X' fx, AY' i D Q24 Q7-4' e- Q4 0 J J fs Row 3: Larry Blaciman, Danny Whitehill, Gary Spaulding, be Oleg ox? 0 '90 iyw G 0 '90 SVS QS? 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FIFTH GRADE Danny Bolin, Joyce Vogel, Emily Henderson, Sheryl Eitzen, Carol Edwards, Mary Bell, Joyce Gillett Mrs Murphy, Mary Doy1e,Tbrry Gerdts, Jimmy Myers, Marvin Adams, Jackie Finlay, Arlene Olson, Patsy Meier Kathy Graft, Martha Cutter, Jenell Almquist, June Exceen, Sherry Gruber, Maribeth Annan, Bernadine Myers James Rowe,Ihillip Gibson,Ebger Vogel,Floyd Smith, Sylvia Braman, Janice Hogv,Ann Jackson,Kav Dowell O O SIXTH GRADE Aw CSL 5. 4 . alma We O QZHD Fl' COLE woo O Row 1 James Miller, Micheal Waite, Allen Jackson, Ann Henderson, Miss Bowers Row 2 Mary Preston, Carolyn Adams, Donna McGinnis, Char lotto Williams, Allen Runyan, Lorry Sallee Row 3 Janet Boardman,Ibsella Burroughs, Cheryl Williams, Faye Lee Johnson, Penny Lee, Lynette Olmsted, Lynn Schieb W G O 621 S, 1 C' J, A F0 ' ' A 'mfr ii- ada 5 G C62 sz as 'SL i fo .4 e 3: . lu . 1 4, fa Q t P 690 S y ,qu ,s CF X Z 1 J '49 X? , ,Q e , fl o A 9 A C Q 1 Q n 1 V o v 0 . 4' 01' YS ' J sy Q1 'iggk YJ x X9 f 5 f If ! BAD 33 rv' The Marching Band this year received a I rating Majorette for the second year is Deloris Polsley The band has marched at all of our home football games, and it has per formed at many other activities The Concert Band also received a at the State Contest Everyone at Coin High School is its fine band which is directed by Miller I rating proud of Mr Ivan N.-Sl .O 1 -L-L, ii? 5. Here we see the band parading at Elmo, his souri The band gained a first place trophy for this performance G GLEE L lsc Wow DSlOTlS Polslea, DJ me leron Merie Jogel, J net lurpny, I ncy Jecxson, C roldn ArfeLr1 nt Conn1e bcotten, neane nxceen, V1r 1118 Them 1 cle Row Donns ltrw sr 1 UE ue AL, Innes, Ier1l,n 2111 l lS rome 1elc,Sfnur be1n,Jeen wot wehr, Jeanette Joounen Hront Rom Pet toll J lie lueller, erns urwn,, Honell 10111 111 r. T e 1? s' lee Club recelved e ll rat1nr at the at te Contest PCCCWWQY1St lS Joyce S llee. Beck iow 11116 , Ro er recPe , ex Sn1th, 1 ner n Joh ton, John LOVltt mlOLl 'ow Jerry ewsres, C: rlts Cutter, Doyle 1 lly, im Polslf Tom weluron rrort How 11ke Iendersen, Larry nanuolwh, J1m eroxnlee, Phil Nh1trore The Bods' Glee Club P8CG1VSO e 111 et the Contest Accomw Dlqt is Donn Pe rson llill . lj '20 14 . 'I ' c- xr '-EI 'ha , , 'O x 5 ' e 1 ,:s. Md? ' : ., tug, 2, bare F111, wt ' y 35, 1 ,lf -Le. Q 1 ' gf ' s , 11' 1, 1. i ' Q 1 f 1 ' ' 'L 21 F 17 , . . -' ': -1 111, U' f '- .1 Le 1 . .ff . 11 -l' - len, Janet Levelg, -etty Neuter, Jeyce Annan, Donna Pearson, and hr. 1' e h G' l G 1 1 ' k ' F . . ,,,.1' ' f a U I : Ir. f' 1 r 1 H we A tt Lb A' iene Sm'1e5, V1 me ' ns . , ' . ,1'T' e n : ' L?'f I Hr J, ' is J 11 ' '-J! ' ' 1 ' : M' 1 . C ' N 'J 1 v1 ' ' 5 . ' ' C' . 'J U . Ulf '- 2 2 . The Girls' Sextet received a III rating Jean Nothwehr, Virginia Thomas, Carolyn Arga br'ght, Nancy Jackson, Deloris Polsley, and Julia Mueller compose this vocal group ,DJ f These students allreceived I ratings at the State Contest Max Smith, a vocal solo, Nancy Jackson, a soprano solo, Deana Exceen, an alto solo, Pat Bolin, a high soprano solo, and Vic Anderson, a trumpet solo S lj qkx4mX 1,4,f 5 a Q'-7 C ff ' 3 I Lf 44' 9 viz K Q 3 I! t fgbgf X he -X f XX I f ' S1 M1.'fm wah' 'J KILG ,'f',lH ' 4 O Q, I J 1 I MUSICAL ACTIVITIE gn-vu The Trumpet Trio received a I rating at the State Contest From left to right are Fax Smith, Vic Anderson, and Jim Polsley The Girls' Trio received a II rating These pretty songstresses are Donna Murphy, Pat Bolin, and Deana Exceen '. EVENING SENTINEL V N NOT NEEDED ARTICLES PLUS A WANT AD K EQUALS M CASH N. SHENANDOAH , IOWA ,A YJ .51 ' gnbff' X A f Hx . g?ZT,h A ff FN if ::?V':L7 'f lf D' .- FUT RE F RMER of AMERIC Row 1: Ron Vogel, John Lovitt, Norman Johnston, Wendell Schieb, Mervin Murphy, Ron lrvin, Doyle Nally, Ron Adams, Kirby Roach. Row 2: Jerry Edwards, Jim Brownlee, Jim Polsley, Larry Randolph, Tom Waldron, Phil Whitmore, Mike Henderson, Don Gray, John Meek. Row 3: Instructor, Mr. Calhoon, Leroy Whitehill, Albert Bell, Jim Waldron, Ronnie Murphy, Ronny Roach, Jon Lavely. 0FFlCER Outstanding FFA members are: Ronny Roach who was ore- sented theDeKalbAgricultural Award. Ron Adams who received a Gold Metalfor Freshman Creed Speaking atthe District Con- test. TheParl1amentoryProcedure Team which wana Silver Metal at the District Contest. Left to right: Phil Whitmore, Sentinel, Jim Brownlee,ReportergMike Henderson, Treasurer, Ronnie Murphy, Secretaryg Leroy Whitehill, Vice President: Ronny Roach, President. EARL MAY SEED COM ANY nSEEDS THAT PAY ARE SOLD BY MAYH SHENANDOAH, IOWA Left to rivht Max Smith, Art Editor, Patricia Oalbev, Claqq Ed tor, Pat Bolin, Girls Sportq Editor, Vic Andereon, Editor in Chief,Carol Smith,Eusine s Manager,Sandra Rain, Literary Fditor, EW PAPER TAFF Seated left to rinht Max Sm1th,V1rv1n1a Levitt, Diane Waldron Jean Nothwehr, Jeanette Poodman, Janet Lavelv Standinz left to right Mrs Stone, sponser, Pat Bolin, LeRoy Whitehill, Vida Smith Linda Whitehill, Pene Smiley, Jim Brownlee, Ronnie Irvin, Dollita Keep, Sandra Bain, Ronnie Murphy, Albert Rell, Carol Smith Not present for picture were Larrv Adams and Connie Scotton CARPER ' s FURNITURE SHENANDOAH- MGINTYRE as CHESHIRE SHENANDOAH, DR COLE SHENANDOAH, DENNIS WEST SHENANDOAH: P LLL ' s FLORAL SHENANDOAH, IOWA IOWA IOWA IOWA IOWA Deloris Polsley, Photo Egitorg John McCowen, Boys Sports Editor. PEECH 9 1 ? Pictured above are those who partlcipated in the State Speech Contest held at Storm Lake, Iowa in April, 1056 Pack now John Lhomas and Kenneth Polslev Front Row Patricia Ealbey and Connie Scotton Patricia balbey recieved a NIH rating in tne Dramatic Reading division Kenneth Polslev recieved anl' rating in the Oratorical division John Thomas, Patricia Dalbey, and Connie Scotton were members of the cast of the One Act Play, nThe Key, whi h was unable to b presented at the state contest because of the sudden illness f 4 The above group participated in the State Speech Contest held at Dennison, Iowa in harch, 1057 Back Row Ronny Roach, Janet Lavely, Connie Scotton, Philwhitmore Front Row Deana Exceen, Patricia Dalbey Ronny Roach and Connie Scotton each recieved UI' ratings in the Ori inal Oratory division anet Lavely received a 'II rating in the Interpretive Reading division Patricia Dalbey, Connie Scotton, Deana Exceen, and Phil Whitmore were members of the cast of the One Act Play, 'Golden Sl1ppers,n which recieved a WIN rating and first place trophev This was the first time a One Act Play from voin had recieved the state honors -Na T Q ,as G9 ,Q S2 g Q R n'J ?xN X S Z Qi L K I 1 I O ' r - A ll C H . o Connie Scotton. . 5 I P M 4, Q if 1 K ca ,gas 2 .3 ? -1: 5 fl '-6 K i xi if 'xv c I Nl 5' ' ' 'ki Q 4 I ,XXI I I - : , ' E ' . .. Indy 'ullm n, Merle Vofel, Cathy Mlrnnv, Donna LPDH5 watt vqyte , , a o ln, Pet D Jbey,Jbye Annan, Janet L xely Pat Bolin, Donna Murphy, Betty Vawter, Jean Nothwehr, Kleyla Manes, oarol Smith, Judy Hullman, Kathy Murphy, Janet Lavely, Joyce Annan, P t Dalbey, Marie Vogel CB R D Beverly Finlay, Virsvinia Thomas, Carolyn Argabright, Ronell McMillan, Sharon Myers, Barbara whitehi1L Janet Murphy, Iris Brownfield, Deloris Polsley, Connie Scotton JIM BOLIN ELEVATOR FEED, GRAIN, GRINDING COIN, IOWA DRS SPAULDING R HOGG VETERINARIANS COIN, IOWA , 1 r A-I ,3 XA - -J .AL Y '-U Ll, I , if C I I. Kleyle Manes, Carol Smith Jean Nothwehr P t B l'h , ay , .97 2 a 1 0 , J GIRL BASKETBALL TEAM District Runners up Sectional Champions Pat Bolin JBBU NOthW8hr Carol Smith ATM aff Wwe Betty Vawter Little 7 Conference Coach Dean Roe Kleyla Manes 21 wins 2 losses Donna Murphy Little 7 Tournament BERRY' s HATCHERY CLARINDL, IOWA ,av-ZALZ6 nab ol' 1 IN W -my gh 93051 fl as W0 ,hd Row l Mervin Murphy, Norman Johnston, Larry Randolph, Tom Waldron, John McCowen, Jack Linouist, Cheeter Braman, Clarlon heuer Row 2. Ron Adams, Phil Whitmore, Gene Smiley, Howard Braman, Jlm Waldron, Ronnie Murohy, Jim Brownlee, Mike Henderson. Row 3' Coach Roe, , lke uoyle, Doug Anderson, Lanrie Thomas, Wendell Schiebg in front, Gary Almoulet, Joe -Tenderson. HEMPHILL, DAVIDSON, 8: STIPE fATTORNEY'Sl CLARINDA, IOWA PEERLESS LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANERS CLARINDA, IOWA Q52 QKVNW OOM 93' fs 505 Y, Oo QQ? Y, 6 K .l Ji A f N ,ff , OL C, q W ., V my -. f ,Q .ff 1, jf' A+' I I J y A XJ : A ' ., . 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'. 1'l'fciVVx , . v ' ' 'hz 'X'ff,n',f'f'k'yk'1k Ll I L T .1 Y '1l'1l I'H ' H ' xql During half time ceremonies,thebands marched down the field and presented their routines to the spectators Then, in a beautiful red and whiheconvertible came the queen candidates, chosen by each class, onto the field Each Girl was presented to the audience, and then came the moment everyone was waiting for 'The queen is Miss Sandra Bainl The four senlor squad members, John NcCcwen, Jhnwaldron, Ronnie Murphy, and Howard Braman escorted the queen andthe attendants from the car Co captain John McCowen placed the crown upon the queen, and co c ptain RonnieMurphy pre Our Homecoming Queeg IOP 1956 Miss Sandra Bain, Senior, and her left taright, Miss Marie Vogel,Jun1or, Miss Joyce Sallee,Sopho Miss Ronell McMillan, Freshman attendents more, and HOMECOMl G sented her with a dozen red ro es and a lovely gift from the members of the C squad Conrrratulations, Queen Sgndpgl ihe Coin Hi Cheerleaders this year, elected by the student body are Jeant The Coin H1 Cheerleaders this year, elected by the student body are Jeanette goodman, Senior, Deana Ex ceen, Junior, Joyce Sallee, Sophomore, and Juli1Muel1er, Freshman. The girls have donea.good job in keeping up the old school spirit this year at all of our games. LANE DRILLING CO. TRHNCHING-PTPE LINE PHONE 30 REX LANE. OWNER BLANCHARD, 101-JA 4 A M f , ' , I C . S I I .v K,,,, ,Q . 5 I I ' o ,ny I i . .4 - 0 0 :J ' , l l O I O C . 1 v,l . ... . - 9 . , '- Q ..,, . M3 1 L 1 . . . . ' 1 BA KETBALL TEAM Clar1on Heuer, Terv1n Aurohv, John UcCowen, mom Waldron, Jack finquist, Robert Doyle, Cene Qmilev, Phllio Whltmore, Jim Brownlee, neroy Whitehill, Norman Johnston, MlK6 Henderson, Back Row Ron Trvin, Tarvin Vogel, Albert Bell, Wendell qCh1Pb, Larrv Adams, Rav Vogel, Vic Anderson, Jon Tavely, Tarrv Randoloh, Roland mhomas, larry Adams 0 .4411 69 5 90 J J f J' 6 9 09 '0' Qab-fd oe of QQ 60 Q0 4 1 v be 0 Q o 3' WMA 'TP' D Ygdypv f-Q iw X0 at E HowARD SPORTING Goons SHZEINANDOAH, IOWA LANGFITT's Conn STATES FARM SUPPLY SHENANDOAH, IOWA lei G 9 l 5 0 7 .sf -' 'Q . . A A . . ,r,, A 6 . ' ji 6 IQ' , 9- VA., to 5 3 :'., 6' J' 06 '96 e,e,, A Ae, . ,, T . sg ,M -A , ,, .?, Q X li 1 V- A k IQ V ,z4,4a1f,fQ64Z:lzvvk1f M if N M H Row l John McCowen, Leroy rlhitehill, Jack Linquist, Gene Smiley, Mike Henderson, Tom Waldron, Jim Brownlee, Ralph Nixon Row 2 oach Roe, Doyle Nally, Norman Johnson, Vendell Schieb, Melvin Murphy, Phil dhitmore, Larry Randoph, John Lavely NISHNA VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY SHENANDOAH, 1owA 7 TEEN STYLE SHOP SHENANDOAH, IOWA w T '. ' . LM- ' - Lf .. El... - ' Q71 , I r- Y, ' lu XE -if ' 17 in y1 ,QQ fi Q,Q .,.,r V 'f' Elf,- e . K - I Ay ijl V VVV K 4 if V V, Q A 'l , he ' E'y E A 0' 4 W yly 2 l y 4 f , ' , .' , vi ,, ,V V: :eeg ' --I , , ,, 'gQ , ,v,1 'fm x ,, 7 g , ' 4 ' :A ' ' fe J f V Qi W' H ,, 1 I , Ilv ' V lllv if-LY f , I by , xl .M y V H , xXl1 ' VS, H111 ' ' - Q 5 X, s i - . ,I . ' r-nf' A J . v : CA '- . . 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YEISLEY EVERETT BOOTON SMITH PROCESSING SERVICE GOMPLIMENTS OF TFESE IDEAL CAFE HOME OIL CO STANDARD TYPEWRITER VAN RUSKIRK GRAIN OO JOHNSON PROTUERS MILL RUBY APPLIANCE JOHNSON CLOTHING OO OPTRATIJE OIL ANN SIPPLY MFTZ MOTOR MANOR RENEEIEL FARM EQUIPMENT MILLER TRACTOR A N KJIMJ AHLGREN 1 umAHMmTNSWw 59ER VOTEL TS OF THESE CLARINDA MFRCHANTS MARTIN SHOE STORE SCHOFNBEPG'e CLOTHING CLARINDA GREENHOUSE NACE MCCOY INSURANCE PITCH'S SKIO STORE CLARINDA HARDWARE COMPANY HESE COIN MERCHANTS BOB BLANK KCORN SHELLINGJ DR. LUKE H. DUNM RE BLANCHARD MERCHANTS TEXACO SERVICE STATION HEI ,', 5 S E , ' I, ,I ,S . . , J 1 II . A I . , 1 v - ,fd ,I ,-,. , f' I 'I. , A., ', 'N 1 'r L L - 1 A . ',,, AA -S , JOHNSON WELDING N vw f 4 I A ',C. L., 4 - -, J V F 4 1 'ILA I I V A I I ,,', Q. r 1 J Q A V . J .JI A 44 . 5.1 A IN I .JI U N . 4 A 1 : - A 4 AJ xy NTER COLLEGIATE P SS Konsus E ty P.: 'ws lcv' V:',': .'-' ELJE FMWU7' NCME GMM? i 2 . K 3 3' im.,