Colfax High School - Tiger Yearbook (Colfax, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1955 volume:

f We, the Class of 1955 dedicate this annual to Charles Sage and Al- bert Truesdell. To Charlie we would like to express our appreciation for the help he has so unselfishly rendered us during our four years in high school,and to Mr. Truesdell for his sincere interest and guidance as our Senior Class sponsor. THE TIGER STAFF MARLENE DOLINSEK A humorous lass with plenty to say, she likes to talk and does it all day.” Class President 1 Orange and Black 123k Class Vice-President 3 Cadet Teachers 1231 Annual Staff 1 Pep Club 12 Junior Class Play FHA 23k (secretary) 3 Drama Club 23 Prin. Office Girl 123k RHALEE LESTER His slowness of speech does not indicate slow- ness of action. Vice-President 1 Mixed Chorus U Boys Glee Club 231 Annual Staff 1 C Club 2 Boys B. B. Man. 1 Football 1 Operator s Club 1 Camera Club 1 Baseball 1 WALTER ADAIR Minds are like horaes; one must exercise them if you wish to keep them in working order. Class Secretary 31 Annual Staff 1 Junior Class Play Boys B. B. Man. 123 Supt. Office Boy 1 French Club 3 ARETTA WOLFE Work fascinates me; I could sit and look at it for hours. Class Treasurer 31 Orange and Black 1231 Girls Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Cadet Teachers 123k Annual Staff 3 Ass t. Ed. 1 Pep Club 1 Junior Class Play FHA Reporter 2 Prin. Office Girl 123k Student Council 1 PEGGY CHAPMAN Cheerfulness Is the secert of personality. In Colfax; Ctrl's Glee Club I . Mixed Chorus k In Newton: Pep Club Ij. Girl's Glae Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Library Club 1 NORMAN BEALS On the football field he sets a wicked pace but, believe me he's faster In Cupid's Race. Mixed Chorus 2 Boy's Glee Club 2 Class President 3 Annual Staff Junior Class Play B ty's Basketball 3U Football Track k Baseball 3 SHELBY KENDALL Happy-go-lucky, fancy free, nothing much bothers me. Annual Staff 1; Library Club 23 DONNA TOMLONOVIC Busy, but never too busy. Orange and Black 123U Ass't Ed. 3 Editor I4. Cadet Teachers 123U Annual Staff 3U Editor I4. Junior Class Play Pep Club 12 C Club 1234 Girls Basketball 123U FHA 23U Vice Pres. 2 President I4. Drama Club 2 Prin. Office Girl 2 Student Council Sec. 3 Library Club 13U DON BROWN Most great men are dead or dying and I'm not feeling so well myself. Orange and Black 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Cadet Teachers 3 Junior Class Play Annual Staff 3U Boys Basketball 123 Track 1 Drama Club 3 ANN CARLSON Not all blondes are lightheaded. Orange and Black 23U President (Soph. B) Cadet Teachers 12311- Annual Staff k Pep Club 1 Girls' Basketball 12 Prin. Office Girl 12 Library Club 23U Student Council Sec. U LEROY CURTIS Opportunity knocks for every man, but the woman gets the ring. Mixed Chorus 12 Boys' Glee Club 12 Annual Staff I4. Drama Club 12 Band 12 Operator's Club 123U Baseball Manager 3 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Service MYRNA MUCK 1 111 not quiet. Just ask me. Girls Glee Club 1234 Mixed Chorus 123k Sextet 3 Cadet Teachers 1234 Pep Club 12 Cn Club 1234 Junior Class Play Girls Basketball 1234 FHA 2k Drama Club 123 Supt. Office Girl 134 Student Council 4 BEN SAMPLE He s a hustler, nev- er idle, and always thoughtful of others. Class Vice-president 3 Junior Class Play Boys Basketball 23 Track 2 Operator s Club 3 Camera Club 2 LEORA CURTIS Enjoy yourself; life Is short. Girls' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Cadet Teachers 1234 Junior Class Play FHA 12 Drama Club 123 Supt. Office Girl 4 Library Club 123 Annual Staff 4 J LEONA BRUNK This littla lass Is the baby of our class. Girls Glee Club lj. Mixed Chorus Annual Staff lj. Pep Club 12 Drama Club 2 Operator s Club 12 Library Club 123 Homecoming Queen Attendant 12 TOM VAN BILLIARD A mile a minute Is good speed; but a smile a minute gets more action. Junior Class Play Library Club 2 Annual Staff I4. MALYN LESTER No woman will ever catch me. Mixed Chorus I4. Boys Glee Club I4. Annual Staff ij. Boys Basketball Man. 2l . Football Man. 2 Drama Club 3 Operator s Club 123h Student Council 2 Library Club 3 Baseball 123U JOAN KONO No need for an introduction; every- body knows me. Girls Basketball 123U C Club 123U Drama Club 1 Annual Staff I4. Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Glee Club 2 Compliments of SARWIN STUDIO Jack Ward He changes hair oil every 20 miles. Annual Staff U Junior Class Play Joyce Henning Never s devil, but far from a saint. Girl s Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 13 President (Freshman B) Cadet Teachers 23 Girl1s Basketball 23 FHA 23U Drama Club 3 Student Council 1 Betty Lewis A mirthquake of giggles. Annual St ff I4. Library Club 23U CHERYL KREBS ”1 used to be bashful and shy, but them day’s have passed me by. 1 Orange and Black 234 Girls Glee Club 134 Prin. Office Girl 34 Mixed Chorus 34 Cadet Teachers 1234 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 FHA 23 Band 123 French Club 3 DICK HANSEN Oh they’re making a wild man out of me.” Mixed Chorus 13 Boys Glee Club 13 C Club 3 Boys Easketball 1234 Football 124 Track 12 Baseball 3 CAROL MINCHAM wI m not lazy, I’m just not in a hurry. Orange and Black 1234 Girls Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Cadet Teachers 1234 Annual Staff 34 Operator’s Club 3 Student Council (Pres. Library Club 234 THOMAS PIEPER Very much at home with the ladies. Library Club 4 Drama 23 Boys Glee Club 234 Mixed Chorus 234 Operator’s Club 1234 Junior Class Play We, the Senior Class of 55 being of no mind and of nervous strained bodies do hereto, herefore, herewith, thereto, therefore, therewith, and of all indiction thereafter do hereby scribble, misprint, and produce this our last will and testament to be carried out to the letter. We, the class of 55 will our wondering feet and the well trod paths in the halls of :,h.S. to the students that will follow in the years to come. I, WALTER ADAIR, will my shaving ability to Dutch Rorabaugn with the hope that he'll use it every morning. I, NORMAN BEALS, will my height to Kennie Musgrove on one condition; that he'll always keep his feet on the ground. I, DON BROWN, will my wrinkled brain to Larry Barker provided he'll always keep it wrinkled. I, LEONA BRUKK, will my own band to David Kintz, but he has to have them play at all the school affairs. I, ANN CARLSuK, will the well beaten patn to Newton to Carolyn Allsup, but yon� 11 have to Keep your hands off Roger, Carolyn. I, LEROY CURTIS, will the combination to my car to anyone who can figure it out. I, LEORA CURTIS, will my love life to Charlotte Sufficool, but you always have to go with boys out of town. I, MARLENE DOLINSEK, wilirny everyday shyness to Lynda Iske. I, DICK HANSEN, will my ability to play basketball to Dick Karcsisak, provided he keeps eligible. I, JOYCE HENNING, will my ability to play in the hay at the sales barn to Gary Roberts, Tex horstman, ann Gayle Doland. I, SHELBY KENDALL, will my quiet ways to Alma Ann Kono, in hopes that she'll always be as sny as I was. NEWTON CLINIC T.D. Wright HD J.W. Billingsley HD J.W. Ferguson .iD Physicians and Surgeons I, JOAN KONO, will, my ability to get married in my Junior year to Susan Keipp, but she has to have a dianond by the beginning of her sophomore year I, CHERYL KREBS, will ray long hair to Ann Jones with the hope that she 11 get it trimed once a month. It MALYN LESTER, will my ability to dance to Jim Dick, provided he'll learn a new step every year. If PEGGY CHAPMAN, will my love for third period study hall to anyone who can stand it. If RHALEE LESTER, will my ability to stay out until 2 o'clock in the morning to anyone who wants the bags that go with such late hours. It BETTY LEWIS, in departing, will my slimness to Janice Toralonovic. If CAROL MINIHAM, will my freckles to Jolane Davis with the hope that she'll always keep them undercover. If MYRNA MUCK, will my basketball experience to Lucien Van Elsen providing he never fouls out in a ball game. I, TOM PIEPER, will my extra semester at C.H.S. to anyone who loves to go to classes. If BEN SAMPLE, will my ability to learn my part in the junior clas3 play to all future actors with the hope that they will do as well as I did. If DONNA TOMLONOVIC, will my love for a red Ford con- vertible to Delores Zachery but only if she'll make Bob buy her one. I, TOM VAN BILLIARD, will my ability to tell the truth to Keith Williams. I, JACK WARD, will my magnificent building ability to Archie Jones, but Archie has to help with all his class projects. If ARETTA WOLFE, will my cold hands to anyone who can find someone to keep them warn. In witness Whereof, we, the Senior Class of '55 of Colfax High School, the testators, have set our hand and seal here to this eighteenth day of Kay in tte year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty Five. (1955) Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for tneir last will and testament by the Senior Class of 1955 and above named testators, in the pre- sence of them and each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last afore said. Witness witness EBEN VAN IXJSSELDORP CONTRACTOR, COLFAX, IOWA I am writing to inquire about taking pictures at your fifth anniversary of the opening of your radio station S Q U E E K, at our old home town, Colfax. I would like to take some pictures of your own disc- lockey show, known to millions across the nation at the Whisslin Bit” with Yodelin' Don Brown. I have taken pictures of the rest of our class members of 1955 to put in ray picture alburn and I thought you might like to know of their fortunes. WALTER ADAIR has been named the most successful banker of the year after saving two million dollars by refusing to remodel the deteriating Colfax First National Bank. LEONA BRUNh. finnaly got an accordian band of her own and is anxiously awaiting the request to appear on Toast of the Town. NORMAN BEALS, feeling that he was badly needed at Weiricks, is now chief Pharmacist. CAROL MINDHAM and Don are happily married living in their new ranch home which they recently built after Russel11nfl cattle in Texas. BETTY LEWIS has become very successful with her modern Weight Away Shop in Metz. ANN CARLSON and Roger Bowie are now living in New- ton and rearing future football and basketball teams. RIIALEE LESTER is preparing for the grand opening of the very latest Low Calorie Ice Croam Store. DICK HANSEN is star dribbler for the Professional Minneapolis Lakers is leading them to the championship. MARLENE DOLINSEK is doing fine as first woman Superintendent of C.H.S. and has selected JOYCE HENNING, a very efficient Home Ec. teacher, to the faculty. MYRNA MUCK, while still working at the Star Theater, was discovered by a movie scout for M.G.M. and was given leading role opposite Boras Carlof $ a TOM PIEPER has Just been named Mr. Physique of the year and has been assigned leading man of the new motion picture Met Mr. Muscles . JOAN KONO is still happily married and living Colfax with her dozen children. CHERYL KREBS, after making her first million as Xqan English professor is fulfilling her life long t dream by setting up a home for the aged. JACK WARD, after his high school days working at the United Store, now has his own butcher shop. SHELBY KENDALL is giving out top beauty secrets to all the yourvg girls. Here she is in a conference with ARETTA WOLFE, who Just can t seem to get Bob Franz to settle down. MALYN LESTER, after years of buying things that were Just too good a bargain to overlook, now has a whole ton of things that he is selling cheap so he will have money to buy some more bargains. LEORA CURTIS, after her successful performance in the school plays, has been offered a contract by Warner Brothers to play the lead in the new show of Little Iodine . DONNA TOMLONOVTC married her red headed Boss who is now president of the Iowa State Bank in Des Moines. Then there s TOM VAN BILLIARD and his new '75 Mercury, but it s only a dealer s car. BEN SAMPLE, the new President of the United States, has Just passed a law permitting the girls of C.H.S. to wear Jeans in school. PEGGY CHAPMAN Just opened her eighth year in the ice follies. Well, that s about all of our classmates that I have been able to find. What do you think of our old class of � $5 now????????? Find it?? Naver let her goJ The day is done. What • oooking? Flimsy Framework Working hard! Kata at the keys J Deadline racers 1 On December 3 in 1954 the Colfax gymna- sium became a Winter Wonderland. The occasion for this change was the ennual Winter Formal sponsored by the senior. To create the wintry atmosphere a royal sleigh was made to seat the queen. Entrance to the dance was gained by going through an igloo. The Charnett©8 found themselves in a snowball. Punch was served by the junior high girls from behind a bank of snow. e r fhe center of attraction was a winter scene showing an ever- green tree decked with snow and a love seat beside a small pond. The aluminum foil stars sparkled bright- ly on the blue cloth over this peaceful scene. 0 r m During the midway inter- mission Marilyn Umphress was crowned queen of the gala occasion and pre- sented six red roses by Marlene Dolinsek, president of the senior class. After the coronation Marilyn and her escort danced a solo number. a I The Winter Formal was a highlighted event in the school year of '5U— '55. EASTER'S SUPER MARKET WOODWARD PLUMBING HEATING JUNIOR CLASS First Row— W. Shapp, M. Lenox, D. Vaage, T. Horstman, J. Hansen, D, Wag- ner, D. Shepley. Second Row— Mr. Ferris, Sponsor, B. Wlllimas, M. Van Billiard,C. Allsup, J. Garside, M. Quinn, C. Renfro,E. Marcsisak, M. Iske, Miss Williams, Sponsor. Third ow— J. Davis, G. Mindham, L. Barker, J. Dick, u. Marcsisak, J. Tomlonovic, J. Warnock, D. Jolly, L. Hidck, M. Umphress, C. Acton. Fourth Row— J. Dickerson, A., Kono, D. Zachary, M. Evans, E. Fields, D. Dick, A. Cross, J. Franz, J. Thompson, D. Pratt, R. Stevens. Donnie........President Bonnie...Vice President Jo Ann........Secretary Janet. . ....Treasurer First Row—Mrs. Duer, Director, A. Kono, D. Zachary, L. Curtis, Second Row—M. Quinn, J. Garside, M. Umphress, C. Acton. Third Row—T. Horstman J. Hansen, J. Warnock, D. Wagner. CAST Mrs. Morton------ — Betty-—-— — ------— Angie-------------- Drusella------------ Jane————----------- Mrs. Harrington---- Della.............. Jack--------------- Grandad-----------— Hooley------------- Grogan------------- Kip---------------- Director----------- Sponsors-------Miss — -----Marilyn Umphress --------------- Alma Kono ——-—--Jackie Garside -----------Carole Acton -----------Leora Curtis — ------Delores Zachary ----------- Mary Quinn -----------—Don Russell ----------- Jim Hansen ------------Jim Warnock — --------Dale Wagner -----------Tex Horstman — --------Mrs. Arba Duer Williams and Mr. Ferris SYNOPSIS Grandad leets a tramp, who persuaded Grandad to invest his money in a invention. During this time, rich guests came and all are quarantined in with smallpox. The smallpox proved to be a rash. Angie the maid, made a startling discovery which brought down the house, netting Angie a neat sum and ending the play on a high note. SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row—D. Lowery, T. Lunders, T. Marcsisak, L. Lamb, R. James,B. Wood- ward, J. Good. Second Row— Mr. Houck,Sponsor, R. Price,L. Iske, K. Hays, A. Jones, K. ‘omlonovic, D. Dhondt, Third Row— E. Yoakum, D. Edwards, L. Van Elsen, P. Mason, K. Musgrove, T. Pratt, D. Davis, K. Williams. Third Row— G. Riebe, N. Gregg, A. Jones, L. Zachary, B. Russell, D. Johnson, H. Ellerbe, D. Lockhart, K. Russell. FRESHMAN CLASS First Row—X. Baker, H. Gregg, R. Beery, C Hill, N. Thompson, B. Robson, I. Hubenthal, G. Roberts--Second Row—Mr. Burshtan, Sponsor, R. Rorabaugh, R. Jolly, A. Jones, B. Woodword, P. Brown, L. Gibson, Mr. Beem, Sponsor, Third Row--S. Keipp, G. Tomlonovic, D. Kintz, J. Sage, L. Kendall . P , Earles, J. Evans—Fourth Row--E. Mercer, A. Brundage, D. McNeer, C.Slckora A. McKee, K. Barbour, K. Kintz, and C. Sufficool. Judy. .....President Ron...Vice President EDWARDS TEXACO SERVICE AND GARAGE First Row— J. Yoakum, A. Williams, B. Ellerbe, E. Bruce, D. Hiatt, D. Mc- Neer,M. Hammer, K. Wahl, J. Miller, Second Row -- Mr Truesdell, M Conley S. Lunders, M. Stevens, S. Evans, D. Riley, A. Vaughn, G. Wood, J. Dick, r• Cashman. Third Row— G. Reed, J. Melior, C. Johnson, J. Stillians, D Edwards, D Mindham, D. Miller, M Musgrove, L Goss, J Hays, T. Marc- si sak Fourth Row—J. Brant, L. Rinard, S.Callahan, A. Cummings, J. Jolly, J. raynter, P. Jones, J.Van Elsen, K.Schoondyke, P. Sufficool, D. Shepley, H. Linn, J. Scott, J. White. H SEVENTH CRADE First Row— H. Loehr, White, C. Marcsisak, R. Miller, K. Reed, G. Wood- ward, G. Fields, Monroe, J. Stewart, J. Hays. Second Row —Mr. Lamb, W. Cross, C. Pratt, E. Beery, C.Prey, R. Schermerhorn, D.Horton, R. Lewis, H. Van Elsen, J.Brown, C. Flora, K. Withers, J. Melior, F. Pienrt, P. Cum- mings, J. Case. Fourth Row — J. Conley, W. Hansen, D. Henning, P. Smith, B. Underwood, 2. Clark, K. Kono, S. Gibson, M. Brant, D. White. Compliments of Iowa Power snd Light Company JR. HIGH FOOTBALL First Row--P. Sufficool, K. Schoondyke, H D. Mindham, G. Wood, G. Reed, D. Miller, J. Hays Third Row—-L. Reiman, K. Reed, Hays, C. Flora, D. Hiatt, D. Horton, R. Row—B. Underwood, P. Smith, K. Garrett, Cross, G. Woodward, J. White. . Linn, R Marcsisak, Second Row--- J. Melior, K. Withers, C. Johnson K. Hidok, L. Van Dusseldorp, J Lewis, Mr. Cashman, Coach. Fourth D. Clark, J. Melior, S. Monroe, W, JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM First Row--H. Linn, K. Reed, K. Schoondyke, G. Woodward, K. Garrett, J. White. Second Row—L. Reiman, D. Clark, G. Wood, R. Marcsisak, L. Van- Durseldorp, P. Sufficool, Mr. Cashman, Coach, Third Row—J. Melior, J. hellor, D. Mindham, G. Reed, and A. Vaughan. JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM First Row—J. Brown, S. Lunders, S. Evans, D. Edwards, J. Paynter, K. Kono Second Fow--H. Van Elsen, M. Stevens, P. Jones, M. Hamer, J. Yoakum, M. Conley, F. Pieart, J. Van Elsen, Mr. Cashman, Coach. Third Row—C. Frey, and W. Hansen. WEST END GROCERY GEORGE� S JEWELRY FACULTY Bottom Row—Mrs. Truesdell, Miss Williams, Mr. Leslie, Mr. Hootman, Miss Waters, and Mrs. Ludlum. Second Row--Mr. Allen, Mr. Truesdell, Mr. Ferris, Mr. Beem, Mr. Burshtan, Mr. Lamb, and Mr. Cashman. MR. EARLE P. LESLIE Superintendent B. A. Central College M. A. Drake University MRS. BARBARA TRUESDELL American History—Speech B. A. Coe College MR. JOE CASHMAN Social Studies B. A. Grinnell College MR. RICHARD LAMB Girls Coach B. A. Iowa State Teachers College MISS ANN WATERS Commercial Arts B. S. College of Saint Teresa Winona, Minnesota MRS. DOROTHY BADER (not pictured) Math.—Physics B. A. Iowa State Teachers College MR. RICHARD S. HOOTMAN H. S. Principal English--Am. Literature B. A. Coe College M. A. State University of Iowa MISS NORA M. WILLIAMS Horn Economics B. S. Washington State College MRS. ULA MAY LUDLUM Vocal Music B. M. E. Drake University MR. R. W. BEEM Industrial Arts—Agri. B. S. Kansas State College MR. RICHARD E. FERRIS Sciences B. A. Carthage College Carthage, Illinois MR. HAROLD BURSHTAN Boys’ Coach—Commercial Arts B. A. Iowa State Teachers College M. A. Colorado State College MR. AL TRUESDELL Guidance Director English--Social Studies B. A. Coe College M. S. Iowa State College MR. RALPH W. ALLEN (substitute) Math.—Physics B. B. A. Texas University CARLSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE GOTTNER’S STORE SCHOOL BOABD Left to Right— lmer Bell, Opal Wharff, John Evans, Supt. Leslie, George Wierlck, Don Evans, Jack Williams. ■ . ' CUSTODIANS Shorty Coulter, Jimmy i att, and Charlie Sage Pratt's Clothing Compliments of Dry Cleaning Dr. M. L. Jones t football Team First Row—R. Price, D. Ehondt, D. Jolly, L. Barker, D. Waage, R. Van Elsen Second Row—K. Russell, H. Gregg, T. Lunders, N. Beals, L. Gibson, B. Wood word, G. Roberts, T. Marcsisak. Third Row—R. Beery, D. Davis, D Kintz, L Hidok, D. Edwards, K. Williams, and L. Lamb. Dewey Terry a ax Dick Norm X Larry ft . a v' • Colfax 13 Colfax 0 Colfax 0 Colfax 7 Colfax 0 Colfax 21 Coach Burshtan Altoona (Res) 7 Story C. (Var) 38 Johnston (Res) 32 Woodside (Var) 26 Madrid (Var) 13 Ankeny Larry Leftoy De lmar Queen Bonnie ♦------«?$!? ■---♦ After skipping a season, Homecoming festivities returned to Colfax. Election of a queen, bonfire, Pep meeting, and the annual parade took place during the week of Ootober 11-15. During the week, four candidates from each class were nominated for queen. They were; Judy Sage, Kay Tomlonovic, Bonnie Williams, and Carol Mindham. Thursday evening a bonfire and pep meeting were held at the football field. After introductions were made by Ooach Burshtan, and the cheerlead- ers led in some yells, a snake dance was started from the field to the business district. Friday afternoon, the annual parade was held. The queen candidates rode in convertibles followed by the student body down town to the inter- section where the cheerleaders and students gathered for some yells. The game with Woodside began at 8 o’clock Friday night with Colfax kicking off. At half time the score was Woodside 6, Colfax 0. The march- ing band led the half time activities. Keith Russell, Co-captain, Crowned Bonnie Williams queen and presented her with roses. The band escorted her and her attendants off the field. In the last quarter, Keith Russell scor- ed the only touchdown for Colfax. Woodside won, 26-7. Following the game, the homecoming dance was held at the gym. Jack Oatts and his band provided the music. The dance ended at 12:30 winding up this years Homecoming activities. E. M. BRUBAKER AND SONS PRARIE CITY ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT GIRLS� BASKETBALL TEAM First row—E. Fields, J Franz, E. Marcsisak, M. Umphress, J Davis, J . Tomlonovic, D. Tomlonovic, M. Hays, K. Tomlonovic, D. Johnson, M. Muck, and K. Kintz. Second Row—B. Russell, S. Keipp, G. Tomlonovic, J Garside, J• Sage, T Dodd, C Hill, M. Quinn, H. Ellerbe, M. Sickora, C. Suffi cool,and J. Thompson, Manager. Third row—Mrs DeReus, Chaperone, K. Barbour, A. Kono, E. Mercer, and Mr. Lamb, Coach. ----- ------------- REGULAR SEASON Colfax 65 Mitchellville Colfax 56 Pella Public Colfax 53 Kellogg Colfax 56 Monroe Colfax 68 Ankeny Colfax 67 Altoona Colfax 58 Pella C. Colfax 57 Carlisle Colfax 51+ Madrid Colfax 55 Johnston Colfax 67 Newburg Colfax 53 Winterset Colfax 65 Story City Colfax 57 Prairie City Colfax 50 Mingo Colfax 63 Urbandale COUNTY TOURNAMENT 51+ Colfax 61 Newburg 38 51 Colfax 6li Mingo U2 38 Colfax 1 6 Prairie City 56 m Colfax 1 9 Lynnville 27 i+i (Consolation) 30 4t 13 52 27 7k SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 15 Colfax 71| Altoona 29 5k Colfax 55 Farrar 59 1 6 Colfax 61 Prairie City 59 63 (Consolation) Janice Toralonovic Forward Twyla Dodd Forward Myrna Muck Guard Donna Tomlonovic Guard a s Darlyne Johnson Forward COLf II itay Toralonovic Guard BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM First Row—B. Robson, D. Kintz, K. Williams, T. Pratt, D. Davis, K. Mus- grove, P. Mason, D. Edwards, M. Lester, J. RSnsen, T. Lunders, J. Ransen, Second Row—K. Baker,Manager, K. Russell, B. Woodward, B. Woodward, H. Greeg, W. Sharp, R. Berry, M. Howell, D. Jolly, L. Van Elsen, J. Dick, P. Brown, L. Van Elsen, H. Gibson, Mr. Burshtan. Coach_;_ gkSKETBALL Regular Season Colfax 37 Story City 51+ Colfax 29 Mltcheville 57 Colfax 51 Prairie City 53 Colfax 25 Woodslde 57 Colfax 50 Mingo 60 Colfax ia Kellogg 51 Colfax 59 Urbandale 89 Colfax 33 Monroe 56 Colfax 29 Indianola ft Colfax 31 Ankeny 5k Colfax 23 Nevada Colfax 1+5 Altoona 57 Colfax 1+3 Pella C 1+0 County Tournment Colfax 52 Carlisle 56 Colfax 1+3 Sully 63 Colfax 31 Madrid 1+9 Colfax 27 Johnston 1+3 Sectional Tournment Colfax 1+3 Newburg 1+0 Colfax 1+1+ State Center 52 ORANGE ANT) BLACK First Row--Miss. Waters Sponsor, A. Wolfe, A. Carlson, C. Mindham, D. Tom- lonovic Editor, M. Iske, J. Thompson, J. Franz—Second Row—K. Tomlonovic, M. Dolinsek, C. Krebs, J. Tomlonovic Asst. Editor, G. Tomlonovic, M. Hays, K. Kintz, S. eipp, R. Jolly, D. Dick. ANNUAL STAFF First Row__A. Wolfe Asst. Editor, D. Tomlonovic Editor, M. tester, Beals L. Curtis—Second Row--C. Mindham, B. Lewis, A. Carlson, J. Kono, M. Muck, J. Tomlonovic, W. Adair, J. ward, T. Van Billiard, Miss. Waters Sponsor- Third Row__J. Henning, T. Horstman, C. Krebs, L. Brunk, J. Thompson, A. Cross, D. Hansen, D. Brown, R. Lester. DENNISTON AND PARTRIDGE COMPANY WEIR1CK AND OROSVENOR STTIDFINT COUNCIL First Fow--A. Carlron See,, D. Russell res., M. Fuck Vice rres., D. 7ach- ary--Second Row—K. Baker, K. Russell, M. nsys, K. Kintz—Third Row—Mr. Hootman Sponsor, J. V’arnock, R. Lester. CADET TEACHERS First Row--A. Carlson, A. Wolfe, C. Mindham, M. Dolinsek, C. -rebs, J. Hen- ning, K. Tomlonovic, J. Fran , L. Curtis, S. Keipp—Second Row—Mr, Hootman Sponsor, J, D ickerson, H. Kllerbe Tomlonovic, L. Zachary, M. Hays, M. Van Billiard, K, Tomlcnovic, C. Acton, J. Davis, L. Iske, K.'lake, B . Rus- sell, N. Gregg, A. Jones, C. Sufficooi, -Fourth Row—A. Kono, D. Lockhort, K. Evans, D. rratt, E. “arcaisak, D, Zachary, K. Kintz, J. Thompson, J. Fvans, R. Stevens. OOBTTPN nVICE STATION COL FA •: LOCKER PI. ANT GIRLS1 GLEE CLUB First Row— L. Zachary, S. Keipp, C Allsup, C. Krebs, Mrs. Ludium, M. Hays H. Sage,N. Thompson, C. Hill, Second Row— M. Evans, N.Gregg, D. Lockhart, M. Quinn, K. Tomlonovic, G. Tomlonovic, A. Jones, A. Wolfe, C. Mindham, M. Muck, L. Brunk, Third Row-- J. Evans, A. Kono, E. Marcsisak, C. Acton, B. Russell, D. McNeer, D. Pratt, D. Zachary, R. Stevens. MIXED CHORUS First Row-- L. Brunk, C. Krebs, T Peiper, J. Dick, Mrs. Ludium, P . Mason, J. Warnock, M. Hays, M. Umphress. Second Row— K. Kintz, E. Marcsisak, N. Gregg, G, Riebe, R. Beery, I. Hubenthal, D. Edwards, D. Kintz, C. Mind- ham, A. Wolfe, M. Muck, Third Row— A. Brundage, 2. McNeer, A. Kono, J. Evans, K. Baker, M. Lester, H. Lester, K. Russell, R. Stevens, J. Thompson D. Pratt, K. Barbour, Fourth Row-- M. Evans, D. Lockhart, L. Zachary, C. Allsup, M. Quinn,C. Acton, G.Tomlonovic, J. Sage, K. Tomlonovic, A. Jones, B. Russell, S. Keipp, C. Hill, N. Thompson, D. Zachary. COLFAX VARIETY STORE GAMBLE� S TRIPLE TRIO First Row—A. Jones, M. Evans, R. Stevens, D. Pratt. Second Row—J. Evans A. Kono, M. Hays, K. Tomlonovic, E. Marcsisak. BOYS� GLEE CLUB First Row—T. Peiper, J. Dick, Mrs. Ludlum, Sponsor, P. Mason, J. Warnock, Second Row—G. Riebe, R. Beery, I. Hubenthal, D. Edwards, D. Kintz. Third Row--K. Baker, M. Lester, R. Lester, K. Russell. ALLSUP HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardware and Bottled Gas Service D. Pratt, K. Tomlonovic, R. Stevens 0. K. Barber Shop Davis Cleaners G. Riebe, J. ick, P. Mason, R. Lester BAND CONCERT First Row—C. Sufficool, J. Van Elsen, A. Brundage, M. Conley, S. Sapp, S. Monroe, J. Melior, C. rey, J. Paynter. Second Row—H. Van Elsen , S„ Heathman, T. Myra, K. Kintz, D. Riley, K. Barbour, D. Edwards, A. Kono, K. Mitchell, C• Chambers, J. Conley, M. Sickora, R. Jolly, J. Melior, G. Reed C. Flora, J. Bobson, H. Van Elsen, G. Fields, Fourth Row—Mr. Houck, Band Instructor, R. James, K. Schoondyke, and R. Beery PEP B ND First Row—K. Schoondyke, R. Beery, R. James, Second Row— C. Frey, W. Hiatt, S. Monroe, J. Melior, J. Paynter, H. Van Elsen, A. Brundage , C. Sufficool, J. Van Elsen. Third Row—K. Kintz, Donnie Riley, K. Barbour , J. Melior, R. Jolly, G. Reed, M. Conley, K. Hidok, Mr. Houck, Band Instrue tor, and K. Kono. • BUMGARDNER S FURNITURE B H ICE CREAM STORE P. H. A. First Row— R. Stevens, J. Tomlonovic, Tres., D. Tomlonovic, Umphress, Parliamentarian, K. Tomlonovic, Sec., D. Zachary, . Kono, Historian. Second Row-- J. Henning, E. Fields, N. Gregg, M. Sickora, M. Quinn, Miss Williams, Sponsor. Third Row— Zachary, S. McKee, G. Tomlonovic, J. Garside, N. Thompson, M. C. Renfro. Fourth Row— K. Barbour, A. Brundage, E. Mercer, M. Evans, D. Pratt. J. Evans, and D. McNeer• Pres., M. Pres., A. M. Dolinsei M. Muck, L. Van Billiard D. Lockhart, LIBRARY CLUB First Row— Mrs. Truesdell, Sponsor, A. Carlson, N. Gregg, K. Tomlonovic A. Jones, D. Johnson, D. Dick, J. Franz, G. Tomlonovic, K. Kintz, C. Mind ham. Second Row— T. Pieper, D. Tomlonovic, L. Iske, M. Hays, S. Keipp, and K. Musgrove. SCHLOTFELDT'S GARAGE OPERATOR1S CLUB First Row—D. Waage, M. Lester, K. Baker, J. Warnock, L. Curtis--Second Row—T. Pieper, D. Wagner, R. Lester, T. Lunders, D. Davis, K. Williams, Mr. Perris Sponsor. C CLUB First Row—J. Davis, J. Dickerson, J. Tomlonovic, D. Tomlonovic, T. Dodd, J. Kono, M. Kuck—Second Row—G. Roberts, L. Curtis, A' . tester, D. Edwards, L. Hidok, R. Mason, L. Borker, R. Lester, K. Russell, L. Lamb—l'hird Row— Mr. Burshtan Sponsor, D. Hpnsen, D. Kintz, R. Beery, J. Hansen, D. Karc- sisek, J Dick, D. Jolxy, M. Lenox, L. Gibson, R. Baker, L. Van Elsen, Mr. Lamb Sponsor. FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY BARRETT TV AND FLFCTRIC PRAIRIE CITY MOTOR COMPANY COLFAX FEED MILL TIGER BOOSTERS GEORGE JUNE BRUNNER JACK JILL MODE-O-DAY STARR THEATER SMART SHOP SNOWDENS GROCERY COLFAX CLEANERS 3 4 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monulodurers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City mm •MBJcysittf