Coin High School - Tigers Yearbook (Coin, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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PRUUDLY PRESENT HE SENIOR CLASS 0F 1959 edlcahon 9'2- W3 ! l 'The Tiger '59 is the last book of Coin High School We dedicate it to you, Mr Keho, because we feel the effect this institution has had upon our lives has been a result of your efforts and guidance Gratefully yours, 760 may 04awof'i57 3 I, A a ' 4 l N l o K' x ,flu I if ' 1 fs'--X N A ,',- fskxx , Mlm, I . 1 - 4' F I 24, , nxs V XX! It Z, gi . J I - W ,W ,I 'N wg? nhl 'Ml' i X fn: diff . - i , ' ' hi ll 5, 'h,+ XXsQ-f' N H ,N TWIN! V3 rlllvp X 4q lI1:,' AF 14' A x Nh wx , I1 7, 'H 1' X , ff . 7' 4 ff!! I 1 , I 'X N C 0 C I ' Annual Staff Editor Phil Whitmore Picture Editor Mike Henderson Art Editor Gene Smiley Assistant Editor Larry Randoiph Production Manager Ann Goodman Business Manager James Brownlee Sponsor Mr Hascall Table ofContents FALL WINTER 27 SPRING 33 1 , AA? 4 : If 0 , so A fr' ' 9' 'f K EX1 ' 4 1 . 5-2 get iff? 6 . ' 9 OCOlU...'.....'..f...lUl Ol.. OCOIIIII ...ll lil! ll.. lflfi COQOIIO .OOO ICICI. .l.U...l. ....... ...UI . lx Superin1endent's Message Tryon Edwards has stated, 'The great end of education is to discipline rather than to furnish the mind, to train it to the use of its own powers We hope that you, the en iors of 1959, have acquired some measure of this art W inate You are going forth into a world that has become so inclu sive as to bring the farthest islands of the Pacific into your neighborhood You will undoubtedly be faced with more problems than has anv preceding class Your greatest task will be to decide which of these problems is worthy of your time and effort, which lie within the scope of your capabili ties We hope that your power of discipline is such as to enable you to select the essentials from the nonessentials, to wisely decide just how much time you can afford to devote to public and how much to private interests It is only through a well ordered, disciplined life that you can achieve the greatest measure of success and personal satisfaction Qffkfdiw I ---,H . 3 - . e hope you have learned to read, to listen, and to discrim- enuor Class Iris Brownfield Girls' Glee 1 2 3 h, Basketball l 2 3 Junior Play, Paper Staff, Senior Play, Pep Club 1 2 3 A Jim Brownlee Boys' Glee 1 2 3 M, Basketball 1 2 3 M Football 1 2 3 M Track 1 2 3 M, Class President 3 Class Treasurer 1, Annual Staff, Speech 3 h, Boys' Quartet M, Pep Club 3 L, Mixed Quartet 3 M F F A 1 2 3 M, Senior Play Pat Cutter Ju ior Play, Paper Staff, Senior Play, Girls' Glee 1 2 COIN ELEVATOR COIN, IOWA 7 n Q-q' ',-5 ---' ---3 A Band 1-2-3-ug Junior Playg Paper Staffg -nun: nut' I 3 l ':eee ' 'e Beverly Finlay Girls' Glee 1 2, Basketball 2 3 U, Pep Club l 2 3 U, Junior Play, Paper Staff Senior Play Ann Goodman Junior Play, Paper Stafl Librarian Girls' Glee l 2 3, Class Reporter Pep Club l 2 3 A, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3 Mike Henderson Band l 2 3 u Junior Play, Paper Stafi, Football 1 2 3 u Track 1 2 3 Q Class Vice President l 3 M Speech 3 Annual Staff F F A l 2 3 A Senior Play, Pep Club 3 Q WHITMORE SERVIGL COIN, IOWA 'THE STOP THAT KEEPS YOU GOINGU 8 -h- - - - 3 ' ': 3-us --' . 3-hs Boys' Glee l-2-3-ug Basketball l-2-3-ug ---g o 'o - - - 3 --- - 3 - - - 3 I sooe S ' l I. Clarion Heuer Basketball 1 2 3 A Junior Play, F F 2 3 I+. Football 1 2 3 u, senior Play Jim Polsley Boys' Glee 1 2 3 M, Band 1 2 3 Us Junior Play, Paper Staff, F F A 1 2 3 U, BPH 3 Sextet 3, Trumpet Trio 2, Senior Play Larry Randolph Boys' Glee 1 2 3 M Basketball 1 2 3 h Band 1 2 3 h, Junior Play, Annual Staff, Football 1 2 M Track 1 2 3 A F F A 1 2, Paper Staff, Mixed Octet 3 M, Boy Quartet 3 Pep Club 3 M, Senior Play HENRY FIELD SEED k NURSERY CO. SHENANDOAH, IOWA 9 Cf ' ' ' ' 3 ' . .A. i - - - --. .-. . ------c' S . x F x Gene Smiley Boys' Glee 1 2 3 u Basketball 1 2 3 u Football 1 2 3 h Track 1 2 3 h F F A 1, Band 1 2, Junior Play, Annual Staff, Class Secretary Treasurer L Speech A Class Reporter 2, Vocal Solo 3 M, Paper Staff, Mixed Octet 3 M, Senior Play, Pep Club 3 M STANDARD TYPEWRITER k SUPPLY CO SHENANDO Joyce Sallee Tom Waldron Girls' Glee 1-2-3-M5 Band 3-My Pep Club 1-2-3-kg Junior Playg Class President kg Homecoming Queen by Librarian 1-2, Piano Solo 3-Lg Class Secretary-Treasurer 33 Accompanist 2-3-M' Paper Staff, Senior Playg Cheerleader 2 3 A BOYS' G100 1 2 3 u Basketball 1 2 Band 1 2 3 M, Junior Play, Paper Stifg, Class President 1, Track 1 2 3 Speegh M, Class Vice President 2, Mixed Quartet 3 M. Boys' Quartet 3 A F F A 1 2 Vocal S010 3 M, senior Play, Pap Club 3 2gtFgotball 1 2 3 h, Brass Sextet 3 AH, IOWA BUNTZ Towen FUNERAL Hone SHENANDOAH, IOWA 'CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF 1959n 10 I - 3 ':eeo ' 5 3 'Q 1 : 'f ---3 Q ' . ' --3 A -. -: loe 3 LI,: ' ' ' ' 3 Oc- 0 o Phil Whitmore Boys' Glee 1 2 3 M Basketball 1 2 31 Band 1 2 3 Q, Junior Play, Annual Staff, Football 1 2 3 M Track 1 2 3 U Class Speech 2 3 M Class Reporter 1, Senior Play, Boys' Quartet A Paper Staff, Pep Club 3 M SENIOR CLASS SPONSER Mrs Ivan Moffitt has been our class sponsor the past year She is a radu S ate ot Northwest Missouri State College and teaches business BALDWIN BROTHERS EVANS MOTOR CO INC CASE FARM MACHINERY LIBERTY 2 2126 16TH R STUART PHONE 656 SHENANDOAH, IOWA CLARINDA, IOWA IT costrs LESS TO FARM wma CASE FLOYD EVANS DICK EVANS RAY KELLEY KEHO INSURANCE AGENCY COIN, IOWA ---S - --gi ---' ---Q President 23 Mixed Octet hy F.F.A. 1-2g -as ' . S ' I 11 'Q Judy Hullman Max Hannah Donna Pearson Ron Irvin Terry Bennett g-9 Carolyn AI'g8b1'i-Shi John He ek l R ' L I Marvin Vogel Ronald Vogel Virginia Thomas Don Tinnell C. E. UIAR ELECTRIC CQIR, IOWA JULIUS STERN PHOTOGRAPHER SHENANDOAH, IOWA 12 U T l 14 ,QQ I 4' 4 0 5, ' K U! onee 4 I., , A Af- X v I J: Fi' ' u , X we G, Wu VAX 'Q fl i 9 f.1 f 9 0 I ' 'Y S I' . on X H T Ronnie Adams Julia Muller 90110 N8117 Norman Johnston Janet Murph? e-,es al -Af Marvin Murphy John Lovitt Barbara Whitehlll Kirby Roach Ronell McMillan Mr Ivan Miller A AND W DRIVE IN RESTURANT SHENANDOAH, IOWA McCALLA HARDWARE CTARINDA, IOWA ophomore Class Bolin Gary Almquist, Linda Uhitehill, Joe Henderson, and Helen Bishop, Row 2 Gary Brownfield, Rosalie Finlay, Joy Smothers, Richard Keaton, Edwin Smith, Joyce Siefering, Hike Whitmore, Steve Horal, Rita Roach, and Mr Hascall Not in picture Jerry Edwards, Doug Anderson, Charles Cate, and Gary Falk Freshman Class Row 1: Linde Lavely, Dennis McMillan, Dale Jamison, Janie Hensleigh, Joyce Keep, and Jayne Gillett. Row 2: Cheryl Smiley, Danny Dowell, Charles Williams, Neil Harms, Norman Thomas, Sherry Tanhulzan, and Miss Evans. Not in picture: Evonne Leonard, Mary Martin, Vida Smith, and Dick Brownfield. I-lt Row 1: Carol Boylan, Glenda Jamison, Sharon Horel, Sharon 9 Marching Band yn X., The marching band, under the direction of Ivan M11 1 Um ler, turned in many fine performances during the past year The most outstanding of these was at the state contest where they received a I rating Tom Waldron was the drum major H P COLE, DENTIST SHENANDOAH, IOWA GEORGE GROCERY FRIENDLY SERVICE COIN, IOWA H 1 y. 5 , 5 5 Af QQ my W n ,rar 5 At - W... -so--swf 'IA' 1 KLWYMQ4 - my 15 Football Team 1 w Q13 Row 1 James Brownlee, Steve Horal, Marvin Murphy, Doyle Nally, Norman Johnston, Tom Waldron, Larry Randolph, Clarion Heuer, and Phil Whitmore Row 2 Charles Williams, Joe Henderson, Hike Henderson, Gena Smiley, Danny Dowell, and Norman Thomas Row 3 Coach Dean Roe, Richard Keaton, Gary Almquist, Dale Jamison, Jack Boardman, and James Millar Coin 72 Emerson 37 CLARINDA HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF CLARINDA, IOWA THE CLARINDA HERALD JOURNAL CLARINDA, IOWA 16 4 . 1,3 - . ' . , I .. . n.. I . 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Homecoml S Queen Miss Joyce Sallea i .INNNNN Left to right Janie Roe, Junior attendant, Joyce Sallae, Senior candidate, Julia Muller, Junior candidate, Carol Boylan, Sophomore can didate, Vida Smith, Freshman candidate JACK Q JILL SHOP 607 W SHERIDAN SHENANDOKH, IOWA WILSON GAS CO CLARINDA, IOWA 18 Cheerleaders ig ai I Ill Ml Ill Ml IW Pep Club 'Q i 5 Aymqu GQIY Jgyce Sallee V102 Smith Ju Itfljller 19 Newspaper taff Seated Patricia Cutter, Joyce Sallee, Beverly Finlay, Ann Goodman, and Gene Smiley, Standing Sharon Horel, Kay Dowell, Sara Boylan, Tom Waldron Kirby Roach, Norman Johnston, Neil Harms, James Brownlee, Phil Whitmore, and Mike Henderson E4-H Q:uaErLJ llll SH 'NJw11 CLARE H HORNING HoRoLoGIsT JEwELER SEENANDOAH, IOWA EVENING SENTINEI 118 s ELM SHENANDOAH, 1owA 20 HL' lumklllllltilllumtffjH+gggWxW1UHUlNIVUlilqlyijpg Q Z in YT1,l'p 'f 4 4 x i ,. . R4 fb A V?K?qU:fggr g F. F. A. Officers Mike Henderson, Jim Polsley, Tom Waldron, Norman Johnston, Kirby Roach, Marvin Vogel, and Mr Celhoon Outstanding FFA members are Jim Brownlee, Who was awarded the Iowa Farmer Degree, and Mike Henderson, who won the Dekalb Award Row l Mike Henderson, Charles Williams, Joe Henderson, Richard Keeton, Dale Jamison, Dennis McMillan, and Jim Pols Almquist, Dicx Brownfield Clarion Heuer, John Lovitt, Ed Smith, and Advisor Mr Calhoon Row 3 Neil Harms, Mike Whitmore, John Meek, Marvin Vogel, Tom Waldron, Norman John ston, Jim Brownlee, Kirbv Roach, and vary ralk 21 ley. Row 2: Norman Thomas, Steve Horel, Danny Dowell, Gary - 9 Jumor Hugh Row l Randy Barlow, Anne Henderson, Carolyn Adams, Mary Preston, Darlene Whitehill, Alan Jackson, Faye Lee Johnson, Robert Whitehlll, Fred Argabright, Roselle Burroughs, and James Hiller. Row 2 Penny Lee, Donna McGinnis, Charlotte Williams, Sera Boylan, Cheryl Williams, Janet Boeruman, Lor ry Sallee, Jim Strange, Jack Boardman, Lynette Olmsted, Jo Ann Heuer, Alan Runyan, and Sponsor Mrs Allen Row l Joyce Vopel, Ricky Betsworth, Marvin Adams, Martha Cutter, Sherry Gruber, Jacquelan Finlay, Alberta Smothers Jenell Almquist, Joyce Gillett, Sheryl Eitzen, Danny Bolin Emily Henderson, and Carol Edwards Row 2 June Exceen, Maribeth Annan, Louise Lundstedt, Janice Hogg, Phillip Gib son, Roger Vogel, Kay Dowell, Anne Jackson, Patsy Meier, Ar lene Olsen, Jon Horel, Floyd Smith, and Sponsor Mrs Allen Not in picture Kathleen Grafft CLOVIS R RISHER SHENANDOAH, IOWA PAGE COUNTY STATE BANK CLARINDA, IOWA 22 Grade chool SIXTH GRADE Row 1 Carlene Buck, James Jackson, Billy Racine, Paul Hor el, Larry Meier, Larry Herzberg, Jerry Boylan, Marcia Hen sleigh, Dorothy Thomas, Mary Allan, and Janet Murphy Row 2 Clarence Hoffman, Lloyd Herzberg, Tommy Woolsay, Kathy Allen, Barbara Murphy, Miss Bowers, Dianne Pearson, Linda Armstrong, Darla Almquist, Karen Edwards, Kathy Thornton, and Nancy Boardman Hot in picture Sandra Waldron, June Heard, and Becky Falk LISLE CORPORATION CLARINDAQ IOWA BOOTON'S BARBER SHOP COIN, IOWA A..- . ef' - 1 B 1 g. 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I 23 Row 1 Carolyn Williams, Dianne Mannasmith, Max Culbertson, Dennis Smothera, Dixie Lee, Jo Ann Buck, Donovan Johnston, Ricki Whitmore, Billy Waldron, and Dick Murphy Row 2 Leo Hoffman, Steve Roe, Rita Gibson, Steve Cozad, Sherry Good man, Larry Blackman, Danny Whitehill, Nancy Peterson, Pamela Fox, Joyce Almquist, Mrs Murphy, and Vickie Roach anne Jones, Cheryl Myers, Deborah Meek, Connie Beteworth Connie Adams, Linda Boardman, Katha Almquist, Carol Alle and Dorthea Williams Row 2 Lois Jean Annan, Maurice Boot on, Boyd Bunyan, Terry Lavely, David Henn, Jimmy Goodman, Robert Diderlkeen, B111 Annan, Larry Joe Mannasmith, Marvin Lundstedt, Janet Howrey, and Mies Joyoe Benedict Not in picture Dencil Exoeen, Larry Heard, Tim Cate, and Cherrie Snowdall con: suumuss corn, IOWA arcfumnsou LUMBER connmf Nonrneono, :owl 214 N N N Row 1: Eddie Herzberg, Donnie Jackson, Billy Martin, Suz- ni Row l Greg Mathis, Vic Olenius, Merlin Johnston, Dickie Myers, Raymond Herzberg, Judy Buck, Jodie Mullison, Judy Fisher, Anne Peterson, Randy Gruber, Randy Redinger, Janice Roe, Martha Grafft, Bill Horel, Jerry Gillett, Barry Board man, and Mrs Vawter Row 2 Jean Cozad, Ronnie Blackman, Jim Polsley, Billy Woolsey, Rebecca Hoffman, Janet Pearson, Brenda Eitzen, Janis Pearson, Lloyd Keaton, Jan Frank, Bruce Sallee, Merrill Malmberg, Helen Spires, Francis Jackson, Darrell Murphy, and David Bain Not in picture David Cate Row l Trudy Williams, Colleen Exceen, Larry Murphy, Cecil Preston, Donnie Martin, Sandra Shields, and Vicky Hoffman Row 2 Glenna Williams, Katherine Polsley, Stephen Rowan, Leslie Ann Whitmore, Alan Fox, Glen Spires, and Mrs Spears Not in picture Mary Miller, Judy Heard, Debra Hanes, and Linda Maas WEIL'S CLOTHING CLARINDA, IOWA POLSLEY CONOCO SERVICE COIN, IOWA 5 l Row 1 Stanley Betsworth, Randy Shields, Kenneth Adams, Nancy Annan, Jeffery Keeton, Donald Brown, Bruce Hullman, Jackie Hutt, Betsy Horal, Dav1d Peterson, Danny Peterson, and Bobby Apperson Row 2 C R Buck, Ruth Bain, Stevie Christensen, Tay Hoffman, Wilbur Hoffman, Wayne Smith, Christine Rowan, Dennis Blackman, Raymond Ayers, Ann Hen S161gh, Gary Tenhulzen, Janice Keep, and Mrs Lor Hardee, and Nicky Falk Row 1 Gary Preston, Kirk Mathis, Kevin Jones, Cynthia Hatch, Debbie Andrews, Peggy Martin, Steve Murphy, Beth Anne Frank, Karlette Sunderman, Joy Cutter, and Norma Jean Wooisey Row 2 Craig Smith, Dickie BLackman, Randy Williams, Marb Gib son, Aaron Miller, Dennis Exceen, JoAnn Christen sen, Dianne Armstrong, Amy.b Mullison, Cindy Maas, and Vicki Whitehill Mrs Whltson Not in pic ture Terry Smothers, Cynthia Brownfield, Randy Brownfield, and Teresa Thomas 26 Q A 2 . Q . I Q ance. Not in picture: Dennis Thorton, Blaine Girls' Basketball Team Row 1 Barbara Whitehill, Linda Lavely, Vida Smith, Judy Hullman, Joyce Siefering, Janet Murphy, Linda Whitehill, and Julia Muller Row 2 Sharon Bolin, Cheryl Smiley, Carolyn Argabright, Coach Dean Roe, Rosalie Finlay, Sherry Tenhulzen and Glenda Jamison COIN 62 BRADDYVILLE 30 28 . . g 2 O FV ffggfg, V35 .ya , k QMQQQQQ N w mwwwmww fairing , 0 11 . I Vida Smith Linda Lavely Judy Hullman Joyce Siefering da Whitehill Coach Dean Roe WON LO ST LITTLE 7 CONFERENCE RUNNERS UP LITTLE 7 TOURNAMENT RUNNERS UP Barbara Hhitohill Julia Muller 29 Janet Murphy Boys Basketball Team Row 1 Mike Henderson, Jim Brownlee, Phil Whitmore, Norman Johnston, Gene Smiley, Larry Randolph, and Clarion Heuer Row 2 Joe Henderson, Mike Whitmore, Marvin Murnhy, Tom Norm Thomas, Neil Harms, Dale Jamison, Gary Almquist, Steve Horel, Charles Williams, and Coach Dean Roe COIN 63 GRAVITY BM 30 I Waldron, Doyle Nelly, Ron Irvin, and Danny Dowelll Row 3: N a ' w , 1: Gene Smiley if 23? Cm '55 ff-ii-4 E5 on kwa' Larry Randolnh WON 10 James Brownlee Coach Dean Roe Phillip Whitmore 31 S I M Norman Johnston 'WMM M533 MW fa-f my v? 33 my Www? U Mike Henderson LOST 10 Jumor Class Play FINDERS CREEPERS Wilbur Maxwell Ronnie Adams Hercules Nelson Ronnie Irvin Celeste Ronell McM1llen Hina Quigley Donna Pearson Frankie Aunt Mary Uncle Bob Grann Judy Hallman Julia Muller Janet Murphy Marvin Vogel Dr Brown Madeline Terry Bennett Harry Schuster Max Hannah Daphne Carolyn Argabright Claude Ronald Vogel Henry John Meek Kirby Roach THE OLD GROUCH Mr Maxwell Marvin Murphy Mrs Maxwell Virginia Thomas Betty Lou Donna Pearson Connie Barbara Whitehill Hercules Norman Johnston Uncle Tom Ronald Vogel Mr Parker Don Tinnell Mrs Parker Judy Hullman I y .............. ' ur. Quigley ---------- John Lovitt W11bU1 ':::::: D 03716 Nelly g g V 32 'S v- '-1 'A-...g.-,-- RWM wk' .ff ,fp A WE li --.. 4+ f WW' 5 ff' 'Q www ,mga 223223 Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill, Ill www-.guru-4q The concert band, under tue direction of Ivan Miller, received a I rating in the State Contest The Clarinet Quartet which is composed of Judy Hullman, Virginia Thomas, Julia Muller, and Carol Boylan received a I rating in the State Contest. G. L. Warin, Dentist 621-ir W. Sheridan Avenue Shenandoah, Iowg Citizens State Bank Phone 2-2121 Clarinda, Iowa 311 bs cnee cw Musical Achvlhes These six students received I's at State Music Contest Ronald Vogel, tuba solo, Virginia Thomas, clarinet solo, Gene Smiley, baritone solo, Tom Waldron, bass solo, Donna Pearson, piano solo, Neil Harms, trombone solo Octet Left to right: Sharon Bolin, Carolyn Argabright, Norman John- ston, Gene Smiley, Hervin Murphy, Larry Randolph, Vida Smith, and Virginia Thomas 36 I I I I Q 2 ..,.- Jw.. 5 , . . ' f I . L w . ' D R- d , Q ' y 4 I' I' I . A 's '- ' i ' we , L,.,,' 1 ' ' sl' . ,Q ' . ,n . .,' I , 'Y-A, Sl i 4. n, I v .. , gt- l . . if Z s, ,. r-L ,i ' I 1 . . 1 L., . g 3 . - . .R 1 ' 'V 4 x 1 . ' , ' ' . J so , r , . . I I 0 . . O Mixed Quartet Doyle Nally Phil Whitmore Tom Waldron Gary Almquist e 010 LfLE'S SKLLLY S RVICE SALLY ANN BAYE SHOD 40 Do 0010 17 D as Peixst Tom Waldron Barbara Whitehill Helen Bishop Gary Almquist Boys Quartet HI wus 2 ac S9 SHENANDOAH, IOWA PHONE LI2 2916 CLARINDA, IOWA I 'Q 059 e Pvc QOWQ gi: 9-YW 3 7 3 .QQ x BBC '- 0 .x ' . I LV W Neff filqlsi 1 ,re : I 943' C57 These students participated in the State Speech Contest at Storm Lake. Row 1: The One-Act Play cast which received a II rating con- sisted of Phil Whitmore, Gene Smiley, Judy Hullman, Jim Brown- lee, and Tom Waldron. Row 2: Helen Bishop who received a II rating for a Humorous Readingg Ronald Adams, a II for Original Orationg John Levitt, II for a Humorous Readingg Terry Bennett, a II for a Humorous Reading, Row 3: Joyce Siefering receive- ed a I for a Dramatic Declamationg Linda Lavely, a I for Memo- rized Orationg Sharon Horel, I for an Interpretive Reading, and Glenda Jamison, who was unable to present her Interpretive Read- ing because of illness COMFUNITY MOTOR SERVICE 115 EAST STUART CLARINDA, IOWA HACKETT FUNERAL HOME PHONE 593 SHENANDOAH, IOWA 38 enior Class Play Left to right Jim Polsley, Mike Henderson, Clarion Heuer, Phil Whitmore, Larry Randolph, Iris Brownfield, Ann Goodman, Joyce Sallee, Tom Waldron, Beverly Finlay, Pat Cutter, Mrs Moffitt, Jim Brownlee, Gene Smiley CAST Darius Krupp Phil Whitmore Priscilla Carter Ann Goodman Marian Carter Joyce Sallee Jill Carter Iris Brownfield Frank Harlow Tom Waldron Jack Loring Larry Randolph Henry Goober Gene Smiley Sam Worts Jim Brownlee Bluebeard Bronson Clarion Heuer B111 Wilkins Mike Henderson Patricia Arnold Beverly Finlay Stage Manager Jim Polsley Director Hrs Ivan Moffltt HOBGOBLIN HOUSE Miss Priscilla Carter pur chases the grim old Hobgoblin House in an effort to keep her nieces from marrying their cur rent bovfriends The house lives up to its reputation, and ghost ly things begin to happen On the night of their arrivaL old Bluebeard Bronson, who once committed a murder in this housq revisits the scene of his crime The girls' boyfriends make hilarious happenings, they fin ally uncover the mystery It turns out that Bluebeard, who is only someone in disguise, and his friends have kidnapped a Chicago girl in hopes of col lecting a huge ransom The crooks are captured amithe girls get their men after all N l -IIIIII ' ' A Susan Perkins ,,,,,,,,, Pat cutter sudden appearance, andafter many 39 Track Teams Row 1 Mike Henderson, Norman Johnston, James Brownlee, Gene Smiley, Phil Whitmore, Larry Randolph, Mike Whitmore, Dennis McMillan, Norman Thomas, and Coach Dean Roe Row 2 John Lovitt, Charles Cate, Danny Dowell, Marvin Murphy, Neil Harms, Ronald Vogel, Charles Williams, Steve Horel, Gary Almquist, and Joe Henderson VMKIEYXZYIKIG Almost perfect form in the high hurdles is shown here by Norm Johnston, our state champion Sophomore Joe Henderson was fifth in the mile run at the state 4 ,fi figfd XR Q45 O . I g . e f If 'eff f 7 rw ' lwfffkx ffl. . .- M ,4M5,! e ff , fi Z 7 K 466' - Z? -f -Pg' 1' I' 5:45 ' f' .Z A W I f X l ' ff 'X ef' . ' ,V i f ,,f ' Y D, U These five bovs qualified for the state track meet Joe Henderson, Jim Brownlee, Phil Whitmore, Norman Johnston, and Larrv Randolph Coach Dean Roe, Linda Lavely, Sherry Tenhul zen, Cheryl Smiley, Judy Hullman, Rosalie Finlay, Linda Whitahill, and Glenda Jamison The girls' team laced second in the Little Seven Meet with 1 points PAGE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY LI2 3613 CLARINDM IOWA McINTYRE an CHESHIRE REAL ESTATE SHEBIANDOAH, IOWA M1 e .44 - 0 5 . Junior- enior Banquet The Junior Senior Banquet took us to a gala evening in Old Mexico As we dined, we were entertained by Mexican dancing girls, singing troubadours, Zorro, the masked bandit, and several speeches by leading dignitaries WW QQ' A BROWNSON TRACTOR COMPANY PHONE 265 SHENANDOAH, IOWA BRIDIE INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE, L12 13.121 CLARINDA, IOWA A2 A Graduation Com Consolzdatea' Schools BACCALAU REATE H gh School Aud to m May I7 l9'59 P ocess onal lnvocat on Sc pture Mus c Sennon Mus c Bened ct on Recessronal BOOP M ev Rev COMMENCEMENT H gh School Aud torrum lnvocat on Selutatory Trumpet Solo Address Musrc Valeductory Presentafnon of Class Awardng of Dnplornas Benedrchon COIN GARAGE May20l959 BOOP M Rev James H Brownlee Deen of Parsons College Super niendent of Schools Glen H Jamison President Boerd of Education M xed Chorus Rev Lee Corey Herbert Thomas M xed Chorus Herbert Thomas M xed Chorus Rev Lee Corey MDM Chem Joyce Sallee, Valedictorien Herbert Thomas Jrm Polsley Charles Sloca Sensor Boys Joyce Sallee C H Keho Rev Lncmy Jin Brownlee, Selutetorien GLB k LYLE FOX COIN, IOWA ELIN ELWATOR COAL-GRAII FEES COIN, IOWA U3 S H f if e r ff , il f I O i i riu r 5 . . . l . .. . . i i ....... . 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