Cresco High School - Spartan Yearbook (Cresco, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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A H r ..,o f 4 0 C 1956 l3reQehted bq The Senior Gloss of Cresco lowo Cresco High School , :QB 3 i f' .fr .1 W X Ah ' I fy -I- Illl' 1' ll ug!! 2. mmm! Mp. A v -a 4, il? Q E . . i 1 4 A' J 'k' QM: ::.- Q I U xf . ,qv ' ' if-V A' X Q',,.f. ' ' its 'li J' A 41 ,L ME if 1 V.-1l..i, '7L Ei A Limit I 1- fa: Pr o-ff X i 'ln 'li' , N . 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They were Charles Neubauer, end, a repeater from last year, Allan Peterson, fullback, Frank Rosenkrans, guard, and Pat Taylor, end Coaches Gordon Matson and Chrxs Flanagan have comp11ed the remarkable record the past three seasons of mneteen w1ns agamst just f1ve losses. Coach Matson dlagrams a qu1ck opener THE SEAbON'S RECORD Cresco Opponents Riceville 1 8 6 18 1 3 34 28 27 6 FLANAGAN 0 Osage 28 Cedar Falls 6 13 Waverly New Hampton 7 Charles City 7 27 13 COACH D ecorah Oelwei n Iris Rib!! Ni' BOB BORK Halfback DALE FRANK , x ' Center Ye. 9' FE ' 'F 7 it A ALLAN PETERSON Fullback GEORGE MIKESH Qxanerback GLEN CARWELL Halfback Provided The Needed Chdnqe DON KLINGLE Tackle CHARLES NEUBAUER End-Tackle GEORGE RA TCLIFF ANK ROSENKRANS From Studies Guard DAVE MORGAN Guard PAT TAYLOR End DICK NAUMAN Guard BASIL CONRY CHARLES CURTIS Tackle Halfback JOHN CHANDLER Guard For Participants Ana Spectators I3 Squads No Loss JOE ANDERA Tackle JIM THOMSON Guard IOHN BRAD IEY Quarterback JIM BENTS Guard BOB WEBER Tackle HM SLIFKA FRON'l ROW Left to Rxght Tom Loughrey George Burmkel J1m Grover Larry Chrtstensen B111 Murray Marvm Dav1s Doug Hammel J1m Thomson Klrk Farnsworth Kenny Young Mtckey Fttzgerald SECOND ROW Peter Behr Tony Dvorak Dale Vagts Bernard Benson Gary Kennedy Loras Blckford Stanley Nygaard J 1m Ingersoll Bob Davles Norman Shaw THIRD ROW Tony Shfka and Gene Cogdall, Managers John Evans Jerry Brown Harold Ferktngstad Gerald Kach Larry Rassman Kenny Erlckson George Severson FOURTH ROW Duane Vrba Joe Frank Gerald Clynch Charles Colhns Mr Davts and Mr Hucklns Coaches Record Points To A Bright Future The 1955 freshman sophomore football team wtll probably be remembered as one of the best 1f not the top frosh soph football squad C H S has ever had They had an undefeated season tn the freshman sophomore ranks The only blemlsh tn thelr season was when they stepped up a notch to take on the Ltme Sprmgs varslty THE SEASONS RECORD Cresco Opponents R1cev1l1e Waukon Osage D ecorah Lxme Sprtngs New Hampton 25 21 Coach J im Huckins Coach J 1m Davts 5 X 1- X 1 Y' fx' JUNIOR FLOAT Victory N YLONQ Second prize YVXEQFQXPXXPY ii? --vlewgvvil SENIOR FLOAT 1, The Royalty Third prize Her Highnesa say Weinkauf, with her attendants Sharon Helming and Mary Jo Gitchell, provided the needed beauty for the homecoming festivities September 30. A pep assembly, parade of colorful floats, roaring bonfire, and finally the hard -hitting football game with Waverly made Homecoming 1955 a day worth remembering. A Spirited Game Mode Homecoming N , Memorou ble The Mighty Mouse SJ C' is! We'll lick them A' I'e SIIUSIC noel' 'asm' 'Vey '77 na I I-v. PUBLICATIONS Pound out Waverly' 'N ' 'S1e6P ' 'Memories weddmg of the Pamted Doll Feudm Fussm and Fxghnn Vorletq Show Woe the October ID roject Of If varxety IS the splce of hfe then the Mtxed Chorus d1d IIS best to prove It m the annual Vanety Show held October 25 Much work and hard pracuoe wxth the expert gmdance of student dxrector Gayle Waller made the Vanety Show a success Mary Kay Frank and Gayle Waller narrated The acts were judged by peopka from the audtence Indlvxduals contrxbuting the most to the per formance were Malvera Nygaard and Charles Stemmetz Cons1dered the best muslcally was the glrls quartet number A Little Street Where Old Frrends Meet Seventeen involved the most work and the most orxglnal number was Do1n What Comes Naturally The fmale u ' ln - l - 1 I . ' ' III in w I Q I I I I g . . ' 5 . . . . g 4 U ' ' D0 u IO U I 9 - - gn ' I n . w 0 A FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Hendrickson, Judy Searcy, MaryEllen Halsted, Marilyn Hereid, Marie Grinhaug, Marilyn Collins, Kay Weinkauf, MaryJoGitchell, Shirley Hudson, Mable Trouten. SECOND ROW: Mary Shonyo, Sheryl Schroder, Katherine Cummings, Guardis Grube, Phyllis Burri, Helen Hansen, Carol Stevens, Kay Soland, Karen Hustad, Mary Kay Frank, Gayle Waller, Miss Lease. THIRD ROW: Joanne Nelson, Maurine Eaton, Malvera Nygaard, Sharon Lybbert, Connie Davis, Lois Burr,Jackie Jones, Robyn Hove, Malinda Baker, Diana Burgess, Sharon Helming, Jane Grover, Mary Munson, Sherry Duenow, Frances F ye. FOURTH ROW: Tom Loughrey, Duane Vrba, Charles Steinmetz, Tom Vorwald, Paul Ahrens, Francis Lybbert, Bill Baker, Norman Shaw, Mickey Fitzgerald, Tony Dvorak, Kirk Farnsworth, Charles Collins, Dale Vagts, Jim Ingersoll, David Woodard, FIFTH ROW: Gayle Johnson, Gary Richardson, Jim Thomson, Eugene Burri, Don Hubka, Bob Davies, Jerome Johnson, Jack Bronner, Kenneth Erickson, Butch Mikesh, John Bradley, Bill Reinhart, Jerry Risdahl, Dick Gates. OFFICERS President ..... ....... B ill Baker Vice-President ..... . . . Francis Lybbert Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Helen Hansen Mixed Chorus, Ecast Building Echoed To ,, MIXED QUARTET Weinkauf, Bill Baker. State, George Mikesh, Diana Burgess, Kay This quartet was chosen for All aa 99 Hallelujah Chorus- 2. .'- -2 s ff, , fx- 15O Voices J inecl In Singing l MQ . -..M 0,4 ,- 9 nit '-5-i'r:f'5,+3'-3m'5'UcZv? , bco2mT,,,,zl 9 'U H J - E ,Z p o Q '-c A 2 gag... c: 9.-OC'-f-.1013 m::H.o5cu.r:-.259 :WOWQUO5 DC. 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N W E5 ,A U - u CD - O u 0 , u.mcoU3bu.ZZIIEhc3i-fu. rd Nygaa CIA Malv SUICI cretary - urea Sc FIRST ROW, Left to Right: James Sovereign, Stanley Nygaard, Duane Hamieman, Larry Rassman, Alvin Jacobson, Gayle Johnson, Tom Loughrey, Jim Ingersoll, Robert Fenske. SECOND ROW: Dale Vagts, Eugene Burri, Paul Ahrens, Mickey Fitzgerald, Allan Dybvik, Charles Collins, Bill Baker, Gary Richard- son, Loras Bickford. THIRD ROW: Jean Cogdall, Jack Bronner, Norman Shaw, Kirk Farnsworth, Kenneth Erickson, Bernard Benson, Robert Davies,JimThomson,JohnBradley. FOURTH ROW: John Evans, Tom Vorwald, Charles Steinmetz, Frank Rosenkrans, Francis Lybbert, George Mikesh, Tony Dvorak, Basil Conry, Jerome J ohnson. FIFTH ROW: Dick Gates, Bill Reinhart, Duane Vrba, Allen Soltow, Don Hubka, Marvin Davis, Charles Neubauer, Allan Peterson, Jim Grover, Douglas Hamrnel, Gerald Risdahl. Through The Years. Small Groups Ehtertczihed. The music department had a very full year. The band gave three concerts in December, February, and May, the February one being a POP concert, Mixed Chorus put on its annual variety show, Calendar of Hits, featuring songs through the years. Girls' quartet attended the Dorian Festival at Luther college in January, Single mixed quartet, Marilyn Collins with bass clarinet, and Mary Jo Gitchell with snare drum, and Jackie Jones with alto clarinet , were chosen to attend All-State in Des Moines at Thanksgiving time. Girls' trio sang on television in Austin for Telethon for Polio. Girls' Glee Club had a record enrollment this year with 145 girls. Boys' Glee Club also had a record , enrollment with 55 members. BOYS' QUARTET: George Mikesh, Q Kirk Farnsworth, Charles Stein- metz, Bill Baker. 1 1 At Civic Functions oincl f I GIRLS TRIO- Phylhs Burn Malvera Nygaard Gayl Waller Prepared For Contest, GIRLS SEXTET FIRST ROW Maurxne Eaton Sharon Helm mg SECOND ROW Joanne Nelson Malmda Baker THIRD ROW org Burr Sandra l-lendrlckson Mary Halsted Malvera Nygaard Gayle Waller Frances Fye X! .1-ali' -,gil DOUBIE MIXED QUARTET Kirk Famsworth Dlana Burgess Blll Baker Mary Joe Guchell Paul Ahrens Manlyn Collins Norman Shaw Kay Weinkauf . ' .1 ' X f ,, , GIRLS' QUARTET: LEFT TO RIGHT Francls Lybbert George Mmkesh Charles Neubauer Gary Lxenhard John Bra ey Basrl Conry Bob Bork Allan Peterson A Short But Speedq Basketball Team Won The Although the starnng un1t averaged only flV8 feet nlnelnches rnhenght the Spartan hoopsters could never say they were out fought Although the conference record was a three w1n eleven loss one the team won the secnonal tournament Thrs year was the f1rst time senxors Francxs Lybbert George Mrkesh Charles Neubauer Gary Lrenhard Bob Bork and Allan Peterson competed 1n a d1str1ct tournament Semor guard George Mxkesh led the scormg w1th 222 pornts other senxors Allan Peterson Gary Llenhard and Charles Neubauer frmshed second th1 rd and fourth w1th 205 192 and 160 pomts respectrvely Coach Davrd d1agrams a pass and cut pattern Cresco Opp Cresco Opp Decorah Oelwe1n New Hampton Cedar Falls Charles Cuy Waverly R1cev1lle Sectronal Tournament Calmar Decorah Rldgeway Oelwe1n Osage Decorah Waverly New Hampton Cedar Falls Osage Lawler Charles C1ty 42 f 1 ,Q , ,I E it 5 : . I , ' , . I I ' 61 62 ' 39 51 - 46 67 ' 60 66 47 54 46 53 59 75 68 41 ' 56 vs 29 67 55 QQ 55 47 - - 54 67 V 42 80 - 46 37 52 42 57 60 67 49 ' 63 . Don Klingle Secwonol XMRH Gary Lienhard Some Charles EGU Neubauer Imoqmq Allan Peterson Kirk Farnsworth George Mikesh Francxs Lybbert Bork John Bradley FRONT ROW Left to Rrght Larry Chrrstensen Don Khngle Marvln Davrs Doug Hammel Krrk Farns worth Norman Shaw SECOND ROW Mr Huckms Coach Jrm Ingersoll M1ckeyF1tzgera1d Gerald R1sdahl Bernard Benson Wayne Otto Tom Loughrey THIRD ROW Loras Bxckford Harold F erkmgstad Gary Kennedy Allen Dybvrk Eugene Blomgren Ken Hubka FOURTH ROW John Grube Arlyn Hubka R1chard Drtma Duane Harvey Gayle Johnson Duane Hanneman Dav1d Mxkesh Frosh Soph Squad Was Most Promising If tt hadn t been for the loss of Don Klxngle and Ktrk Farnsworth to the varsrty squad Coach Jlm Huckms would have had one of the best freshman sophomore basketball teams m the conference Marvm DBVIS stx foot four 1nch center was the most xmproved player on the squad If the team conunues to work as hard as they d1d thrs year C H S should have one of the best basketball teams rt has seen tn years SEASON 'S Cresco Opp. Ridgeway 54 ll Oelwein 39 55 Osage 33 43 Decorah 36 25 Waverly 16 43 New Hampton 15 44 Cedar Falls 37 54 Osage 40 48 Lawler 44 22 In Years Coach Huckrns prepares jerseys for trip. Charles City Decorah Oelwein New Hampton Cedar Falls Charles City Waverly Riceville RECORD Cresco Opp 46 41 57 29 39 41 36 44 '27 50 36 35 40 66 43 53 l FRONT ROW Left to Rrght J SOVCFCIQII J Bronner D Webster D Gates D Nauman K OKada J Hruska P Taylor R Gates G Carwell J Trouten F Rosenkrans SECOND ROW B Fenske G Kach D Aberg D Vagts A Lmderbaum G Burmkel C Curtls G Ratchff W Murray R Weber B Davxes J Thomson THIRD ROW V Meyer W Bauer J Brown L Barnes D Morgan J Frank T Shfka A Benson J Grover K Young W Hubka FOURTH ROW T Perry J Andrus H Andrus D Frank L Lueck A Aberly D Etffler D Remhart D Hebrlnk W Carolan L Rassman FIFTH ROW C Colhns A Krueger J Evans T Dvorak D Woodard J Relnhart T Vorwald D Vrba S Nygaard 1A!restlersIVlolmtc1med Good Record nd After placmg only fourth tn the Conference meet the wrestlers bounced back to rergn as DISIFICI champrons and place erght men 1n the State meet Qua11fy1ng for the State meet were J 1m Soverelgn 95 pounds Don Webster 112 pounds Gordon Loy 120 pounds D1ck Nauman 127 pounds KenOKada 133 pounds Jerome Hruska 138 pounds Dtck Gates 145 pounds and Wayne Burmkel 154 pounds ln the State meet the team placed fourth wtth forty pomts Don Webster and Ken O Kada took f1rst place rn the 112 and 133 pound classes J1m SOVCYCIQII Jerome Hruska and D1ck Gates placed fourth rn therr classes RESFRVES VARSITY Cresco Opp CTC?-C0 ODD West Waterloo West Waterloo Decorah Decorah West Unlon Charles Crty Charles City Oelwern Waukon Waukon Oelwem East Wateflw East Waterloo New Hampton New Hampton Osage Osage Cedar Falls Cedar Falls Waverly Waverly Decorah Decorah Mason Crty Mason City Osage New Hampton Coaches Matson and Flanagan do a httle wrestlmg themselves. H - - - A A i f - - 1 1 K. Erickson, B. Baker. SIXTH ROW: G. Clynch, E. Hoppe, Mr. Flanagan, Coachg D. Zakostelecky, - 25 23 10 29 11 30 29 8 ' 22 16 ' 21 20 ' 33 10 1 34 8 16 20 34 13 ' 28 21 9 29 10 32 25 16 23 18 30 9 11 33 16 24 ' 19 22 27 12 39 6 26 13 29 15 ' 15 29 ' 24 17 21 18 20 21 Don Webster wrestling West Union man at Distirct. 112 pounds Don Webster District-lst place State-lst place Placed First 127pounds 133 pounds 95 pounds , ,Q Jim Sovereign District-1st place State '4th place 120 pounds 103 pounds Jack Bronner Dave Gates 120 pounds Gordon boy District- lst place In District, Fourth In Ken O'Kada wrestling Decorah man at District Dick Nauman District-2nd Ken O'Kada place District-lst place State-lst place i i i , I 138 pounds Jerome Hruska 145 pounds District-2nd place State -4th place 154 pounds Dick Gates District 2nd place State -4th place Bill Murray Gordon Loy wrestling Osage man at District, State, with Two State Cham 154 pounds 165 pounds Glen Carwell p io n 5 Heavyweight Jim Sovereign wrestling Fox of Osage at District. Wayne Burnikel District -2nd place Frank Rosenkrans inter Brought Concert fv., ,, .Wt -:ififp 4 , 1-f,. r re lson, Sandra Hendrickson, Patty elming, Jeanette Madsen, Sharon salyn Nauman, Marilyn Collins, 03:2 5.2. CI Sei? Z. QI! Q I .ic Egg 2 9-DO ozgw 582 Zag, 'gi E -KU 222 .-4 ' 25' U Ia Z mga 553 w. .E-EE. Es- ELS S36 :: W Qbduz N75 liz-:EE 502.2 asa:-g EEO 4:33 VD-4 3:5 -C-' aiu Quai 155 r-EE Wuxi? E552 I-Lv-.-M Valarie Stevens, ll IIC Nelson, Ia 3.11116 Jo Lll'lSOl'l , ryM Ma ngs i Ulm Cu ll Kathry W: RO RD THI ODES. n Hove, Jackie I by Ro Martha SOH , ud Dale Vagts, Shirley H S, Ahren Paul Baker Norman Shaw, , Bill worth Farns irk K cka SBIG V , James 8 kin Broo Charles W: RO URTH FO Burgess. U3 ia Haskovec, D ancy zgerald, N Fit ckey ,Mi ht rig W ancy tevens, N Stevens, Joyce S ik, bv DY Allan ld. Vorwa Ul To eth Erickson, I'1I'1 Ke eyer M gaard , Vern NY Stanley UFTEIY, M Bill sh, ke id Mi DEIV v IZ C Steinm i'iZil1l'1CITl8.Il, Llalle D Weber, Robert Evans hn Io Louise Moser, rba , V Llalle e Kallevang, Carol Robinson, D b Davies, Rosali Bo Malek, Malvera h rlee S 1, el ...a Joan Aegler Gretchen Ingersoll Mary Io Gitch G: IN TAND , S rey Lough Ingersoll, Tom Jim instructor cherg Mr. Lysing, C3 ssler, student r IC cy Iorgenson, Mr. T all Nygaard, N OFFICERS: Jones ckie .Ja President W QQ 5: Q-o. 0 ol? :Q no WS! 'So ,fm auf nk Wei . Kay CI' CCYCIZIIY ' U63 Sill' S FLUTES: CLARINETS: Pam' IOISCHSCH. ADH SICCI1S13Hd. M317 Sharon Helming, Kay Weinkauf, Robyn Hove, Jackie Halsred. M317 KBY Ffank- Jones, Jeanette Madsen, Nancy Martin, Sharon Olson, Jubilcmt Students Connie Helming. Reported For Bond Lessons JJ SAXOPHONES: FIRST ROW: Don Hubka, Shirley Hudson, Diana Burgess, Mickey Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Nancy Haskovec, Dale Vagts, Ioyce Stevens, Nancy Wright. n OB OE S: Sandra Hendrickson, Malinda Baker. ALL-STATE: Jackie Jones, Mary Joe Gitchell Marilyn Collins. FRE NC H HORNS: 4 ,J - x Q x CORNET5: Mary Shonyo, Jane Grover, Judy Searcy, Dotty Carwell. Kirk Farnsworth, Charles Steinmetz, Bill Baker, Paul Instead Cf Classes Ahrens, Norman Shaw, David Mikesh. Morning Come Ecurlq For TOMB ONES: For the ensembles, the big events were the small group contests in the spring. Each group prac- ticed together allyear, and practices were intensified in the spring. The result of small group work was not only individual glory but a better-sounding, number one baud. Louise Moser, John Gunderson, John Evans, Duane Vrba, Bob Weber, Duane Hanneman Jim Ingersoll, Tom Loughrey. BASSES-BARITONES: Allen Dybvik, Carol Robinson, Stanley Nygaard, Rosalie Kallevang, Tom Vorwald. SWING BAND Mr. Lysing, director. FIRST ROW: Mary Io Gitchell, Mickey Fitzgerald, Diana Burgess, Shirley Hudson, Dale Vagts, Don l-lubka, SECOND ROW: Kirk Famsworth, Bill Baker, Norman Shaw, Jim Ingersoll, Tom Loughrey. THIRD ROW: Shirlee Malek, Tom Vorwald, Small Groups Practicing DRUMS: Shirlee Malek, Gretchen Ingersoll, Ioan Aegler, Mary Io Gitchell, Malvera Nygaard. For Contest At 7:45 TWIRLERS: Diana Burgess, Patty Jorgensen, Sharon Helming, Robyn Hove, Kay Weinkauf, Marilyn Collins, Patty Doss, Sheryl Schroder, Jeanette Madsen, Connie Helming. 2 Librdridns Aided Students In Selecting Books ' ln' -- - V . .s -.,.. '-A'-par-'-' ' ilu ' l ' ' l- -' ' -is l . , , , We ...1 . .. . .,,...,,. .... .. - ..... -.........-..,......-,.....-,-..,.- ..-......,...-...t- P i i i i FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Norland, Molly Frank, Norma Thorsen, Connie Taft, Betty Drake, Claudette Bronner, Janice Peter. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Madsen, Arlene Timmerman, Margaret Wilson, Janice Falck, Maxine Vrba, Rosemary Teetshorn. THIRD ROW: Mary Munson, Darlene Samec, Marcella Hruska, Anita Vrba, J eleen White. OFFICERS ' President .... .... ........... Ani t a Vrba it Vioe-President ,,,,,,,, ,,,, M argaret Wilson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Janice Falck 1 -lk 1 - A liking for and knowledge of books plus patience with the follies of fellow humans are neces- sary for becoming a good librarian. Student librarians in Cresco High got plenty of opportunity for learning about books and also about how to meet others and help them. Miss Norland supervised the Library Club. Below are two busy librarians. Deadlines Were A ecesscirq Evil For '- JD? FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Palmer, Diana Burgess, Kay Weinkauf, Shirlee Malek, Malvera Nygaard, Robyn Hove, Sharon Helming, Mary Io Gitchell, Jackie Jones, Helen Hansen. SECOND ROW: Allen S0lIOW,Af1iI2iVfb3, Nancy Haskevec, Darlene Samec, Phyllis Burri, Lois Burr, Judy Searcy, Mary Shonyo, Dave Morgan. THIRD ROW: Marlys Hoppie, Ann Steensland, Mary Munson, Maurine Eaton, Alice Bauer, Jane Grover, Carol Stevens, Rosalyn Nauman, Wilma Hron. Juniors and seniors found out this year that newspapers and yearbooksdon't just write them- selves. Plenty of tears, headaches, yes, and even laughter go into their publication. Words like copy, deadlines, cuts, bleeding, cropping, proofs, and thirty came to be a familiar part of their vocabularies. The Cresconian staff found that they barely got f their breath after one paper was published be- fore they were already planning and writing for the next one. The publication of the ' 4 monthly paper required the cooperation of all members- whether the job was writing, copyreading, selling ads, proofreading, or photo- SIHDUY- X Editor: Mary Jo Gitchell E Business Manager: Gelene Mary Jo hard at work. Peter , chosen for Quill and A Scroll, International Honor- ary Society for high school joumalists. Pictured at the right are, bottom row: MSW STIOHYO, MBS Palmer, adviser: Judy Searcy, Helen Hansen, and back row: George Mikcsh, Kay Wein- kauf, Iim Slifka, Mary Jo Gitchell, and Dave Morgan. Phyllis Burri is not pictured. E P Nine members were Dave Morgan, Allen Sol tow, and Kay Weinkaufdis cuss an informal page while Butch Mikesh works on a sports page sq and music pages. No sooner had school started than the Spartan staff had begun to plan for the '56 Spartan. Pages were organized, the cover chosen, the picture for the decorative liner taken all before the middle of October. Group pictures were taken in November so that some pages could be sent in by December 15. Senior pictures were taken downtown. Beginning in January the staff worked two evenings a week drawing layouts, taking, developing, and printing pictures, typing pages, and just plain goofing off, They found that the work could be fun, and when they met the March deadline they threwa big party. Editor . . . . ...... . . . Kay Weinkauf Business Manager .... ......... H elen Hansen - ' 1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Palmer, Ann Steensland, Marlys Hoppie, Allen Soltow, Shirlee Malek, Jim Slifka, Robyn Hove, Dave Morgan, Jackie Jones, Helen Hansen, Malvera Nygaard, SECOND ROW: Shirley Hudson, Diana Burgess, Kay Weinkauf, Mary Jo Gitchell, Mary Munson, Lois Burr, Maurine Eaton, Carol Stevens, Rosalyn Nauman, Wilma Hron, Mary Shonyo. Editor Kay works on variety show The Publication of Cresconian na Spartan FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Senorita Palmer, Carlota Kratz, Susita Ingersoll, Elisa Soland, Pepita Waller, Teresa Lybbert, Maria Linda Hereid. SECOND ROW: Ramon Farnsworth, Juanita Madsen, Rosalia Kal- levang, Caroline Richardson, Valeria Brookins, Luisa De Walle, Catalina Hustad, Carlos Steinmetz. El Circulo Espanol Stimulated Interest How do you say, 'I'll be a dirty bird,' in Spanish? Are South American young people allowed any frwdom nowadays ? The Spanish Club finds the answers to these questions and many more, for its pur- pose is to provide opportunities for Spanish thinking in a social atmosphere and also to investigate further Spanish life and language. Members obtained names of Spanish-speaking young people for correspondence, held several parties in the homes of members at which they concocted Spanish recipes, including some pretty hot chile, pre- sented an assembly skit, They Aln't Done Right by the Locker Room Smell, and sponsored a Teens for Polio Valentine dance. OFFICERS El presidents ...... . . . . Ramon Famsworth El vice-presidente . . . . ..... Carlota Kratz El secretario-tesorero . . . . . . Julia Douglas ln Spanish Speaking Countries The skit Th d e ance VE Girls Teclmecl Up for Softball, Volleqboll Tolole Tennis Bclclmlnton P Condon I Goldsworthy L Duneman M Stevens C Hruska Rob 1nson Olson C S He mlng C to Rrght Left F RST Row, SECOND ROW Dianne Kennedy Hudson S S Malek Steensland A R Souhrada Peter I Schmauss M Halsted M Watts Drake M Tlus B M Eddy M Wllson Janel Stevens M Collins W I-Iron Marcene Frank V White Joyce Stevens rank Adam1c T Hosek THIRD ROW S Taylor E Hansen M Hopple M Nygaard H Beck M Marlk S Cummmgs h1te K Askelson C Trouten I L Marande Thorson W watros N Taft C Nauman R Burr L Jones I evang Ka R rooklns EKa Burgess E FOURTH ROW E Hosek L Moser I Madsen FFye Bronner B Hav el I Cu mmmgs R odges N Wnght Hendrickson S S I-lorstman C Richardson G Kach N Marun R Hove M W1 son K Foley M Trouten B Cleveland bolrk Rltter R F Van De Weerd Emst FIFTH ROW S R Hensley Mlss Johnson Benson R. Johnson L Ratclxff Bergen V ratz J Teetshorn R Schroder S Mary Kay Frank Lybbert G Waller S Hustad M Curt1s D Burgess C Davls R Sola nd Vogel K S lucas K Clynch A Vrba G Grube P Young M Hruska J Aegler Kratz D Wh1te 1n all classes popular extra -curricular actlvlties is the Gu s Athletic Assoc1atxonfG A A Q whrch is open to glrls e of the most they Under Mxss Johnson s guxdance G A A prov 1des opportunmes for recreatton and rest from classes away from the regular phys ed classes and softball shu ffleboard table tenms basketball tnclud ng volleyball COITIP Cled 1l'l many IOUl'flal'l'lCI'lIS OFFICERS Rosa yn Nau man Presxd ent Marc ene Frank V ce'Pres1dent Jack1e Jones Secretary Kay Soland frxghtj Treasurer Two popu ar sports were bad mmton fleftj and basketba ' Q I- 'A: . l' , . ,. ' ,. , . , . ,. ,. ,C. . . , . ,. , . , . ,. ,. . : ,M. B ',. ll ,. ,. , . , . .. , . ,. ,. , . ,M. H ,. ' ,. ' .. , . ,. ,. , . , :. , . ,. ch, C.K . . , . ', . , , . , ' . :. , . , .' , l ' .' i . ', , , . ws ' ...... l i ' .... . .. , A l 2 11' . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Rassman, J. Frank. J. Grube, A. Linderbaum, G. Loy, D. Webster, T, Perry, D. Sobolik, J. Wilson, D. Woodard, R. Hyke. SECOND ROW: G. Kach, B. Weber, H. Andrus, W. Otto, W. Blomgren, L. Zeller, J. Vsetecka, J. Andrus, A. Jacobson, S. Nygaard. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sch- roder, J. Evans, J. Hruska, R. Drtina, A. Aberly, A. Midthus, D. Reinhart, J. Benson, W. Albertson, T. Koudelka, A. Krueger. FOURTH ROW: G. Burnikel, W. Hubka, J. Lundak, J. Trouten, W. Carolan, P.' Taylor, V. Meyer, V. Fye, A. Hubka, J. Grover. FIFTH ROW: B. Murray, J. Brown, E. Creger, E. Martinek, A. Soltow, D. Morgan, J. Drake, C. Curtis, D. Vagts. Soil Conservation Interested F. F. A. The fifty-five members of F. F. A. this year have learned through active participation, how to con- duct and take part in a public meetingg to speak in publicg to buy and sell cooperatively. to solve their own problems. to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. Yearly projects of the group include a corn plot south of the Legion Field, the trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago in November, treasury loans to members for farm projects, a magazine sales campaign, and sponsoring a dance. OFFICERS President ...... ........... W ayne Burnikel Treasurer . . . . . . Charles Curtis Vice-President . . . . . . . . . Dave MOFSS-fl Reporter . . . . . . Allen Soltow Secretary ....... .... . . . Pat Taylor Sentinel . . ..... . . . Donald Webster EARNING TO DOING LIVE TO LEARN LEARNING TO DO LIVING TO pat Amen SERVE Taylor Wayne Soltow W C3r013n ayne Burnikel Don Hubka -1 Tube cmd Shutter Members Become Radio Hams 'Sv V , f ' . 1 ' i . , , . X . . l . . Y . . 1 Y ,. -' . t ' x 4 1 . h ' n . 1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Weatherford, A. Dybvik, G. Peterson, D. Mikesh, I. Wilson. SECOND ROW: B. Teetshorn, T. Vorwald, L. Zellar, I. Dusheck, I, Risdahl, R, Hyke, THIRD ROW: L. Knutson, J, Drake, I. Benson, G. Johnson, D, Reinhart, Film Operators Showed All Those Movies We Sow FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B, Davies, A. Dybvik, L. Christensen, E. Gunhus, L. Barnes, A. S1ifka.J. Hruska. SECOND ROW: Mr. Proctor, E. Hoppe, B. Fenske, G, Loy, F. Rosenkrans, D. Gates. THIRD ROW: JL Cogdall, J, Bems, K. O'Kada, R, Lybbert, I, Chandler, P, Behr, 9 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janet Havel, Eileen Hosek, Marcene F rank, Pat Condon, Jane Grover, Rosalyn Nauman, Lois Burr, Jackie Jones, Doris Vogel. SECOND ROW: Miss Sando, Margo Thomann, Wilma Koudelka, Arlene Timmerman, Connie Taft, Emma Jean Burgess, Margaret Wilson, Janice Falck, Maxine Vrba, Mildred Tlusty, Diana Burgess, Ann Steensland. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Foley, Mabel Trouten, Marion Bouska, Darlene Samec, Marcella Hruska, Anita Vrba. Jeleen White, Gloria Kach, Kathy Clynch, Robyn Hove. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Burri, Wilma Hron, Nancy Haskovec, Wanda Carolan, Catherine Flaherty, Carol Stevens, Alice Bauer, Maurine Eaton, Mary Shonyo, Sherry Duenow, Mary Jane Koudelka, Future Secretaries Obtained Office Sk The purpose of Commercial Club is to further the interest of girls in office work. Membership is limited to those girls having one year of typing and shorthand. There were forty-four members in the club this year, The club held regular meetings once a month, participated in several parties, and instigated a field trip to Rath and John Deere business offices in Waterloo where they saw the IBM machines at work. Miss Rosella Sando sponsored the organization. OFFICERS President .... ......... . .... R osalyn Nauman at AKC Vice-President . . . . . . . Janet Havel , 65 V557 Secretary ..... .... M arilyn Bronner 9001100 9 Treasurer . . . . . Eileen Hosek -ce ow- n OVWQ' 1390 X SIBPY bgiixi a s . Twine Swgertnlvortavl dem' Speed 391 The Cheerleaders' Vcxrietq -5 Uniforms cmd Yells Sharon Sharon Lybbert Helm ing Spczrkecl FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: Rachel Johnson, Connie Helming, Julie Douglas, Kay Soland. The Enthusiasm for Full, inter, And Spring Sports. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Mar Lou Waller, Ardys Young, Y Susan Lysing, Patty Jorgensen. Freshman-sophomore c h e e r- leaders in action at a wrestling meet. FIRST ROW Left to Right D Hammel G Mlkesh L Chrtstensen G Carwell J Bradley D Morgan K OKada P Taylor W Burmkel G Ratchff A Peterson C Neubauer SECOND ROW J Bronner B Benson T Loughrey D Frank K Farnsworth J Grover B Murray A Llnderbaum K Young A Soltow W Bauer E Walter B Fenske THIRD ROW Mr Matson Coach M Dav1s B Baker W Albertson L D Vagts Mr Dav1s Coach FOURTH ROW D Khngle J Ingersoll M Fxtzgerald R Drt1na A Dybv1k D Vrba P Behr N Shaw D Groteboer C Curus G Hebrxnk B Weber FIFTH ROW G Burmkel Joe Andera J Thomson S Nygaard K Erxckson R Hubka G Kach D Retnhart J Benson A Aberly J Andrus J Drake H Andrus SIXTH ROW D Aberg D Mtkesh J Sovere1gn G Knutson J Grube J Frank K Hubka A Jacobson L Rassman G Johnson G Brown G Clynch W Otto H Ferkmgstad Turned to Track and Baseball FIRST ROW Left to Right: Mr, Squires Coach-Joe Andera T Loughrey K. Farnsworth G. Mikesh D Hebrink F. Lybbert G Lierhard A Peterson SECOND ROW: J. Ingersoll L Christensen B. Benson D. Hammel N. Shaw, B, Reicks E.Creger D. Morgan THIRD ROW: L. Bickford J. Bronner J. Benson D. Vrba, D, Mikesh, J. Chandler. ln The Spring The Young Men's Fcxneq S . BIckford,,.T. Trouten: .Terry Andera,T. Perry..T:.Kyseth, J. Reinhartjl. 'Chand1er,.B. Teetshorn, J. Lundak, Everqcloq Happenings, Locker Gob, Studq Hull QY? ,fm J The crowning ofthe queen -- Homecoming. Spartans on the march -- Homecoming. Food io! the bodv' - ' ' ' sflf-5 Reme YT! ber state remfm ouzh' - 1111110 1- Clegg Play H Yeals on and fo' th The Chnstmas 62955 BeXXr,So03aeo . X6-?eK6tat6 med' O00 Qxiqiot 3 deb - 9:2000 WINNERS OF THE HOME CONTEST FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sonia Burgess, Karen Hustad, Mary Shonyo, Gayle Waller, Maiinda Baker. SECOND ROW: Miss Lusson, Pattie Doss, Gretchen Ingersoll, Mary Halsted, Barbara Bronner, Julie Douglas, Mary Jo Gitchell, Miss Nor- Iand. THIRD ROW: Duane Vrba, Peter Behr, Bob Davies, Ken Erickson, Don Klingle, Kirk Farnsworth, Charles Stein- ITIEIZ. Speech Contestcints Considered Voice Projection, Gestures, Happiness and disappointments, but always a pat on the back for doing the best possible, is a brief summary of the efforts of the speech students to bring homel ratings. Speech contest work began early in December and continued through April. Contestants were entered in extemporaneous speaking, humorous declamation, dramatic declamation, radio speaking, interpretive reading, and oratorical declamation. The contest one-act was Box and Cox. A debate team participated in many meets. Years Ago, the junior class play, was presented November 11. In April, the seniors presented Kind Lady. A scene from Box and Cox. Karen Hustad- Humorous declamation. tl! S ,f Mary Halsted Radio soeakmtt Don Klingle Dramatic declamation. Mary Shonyo Interpretive reading. OFFICERS: President, Francis Lybbert Vice-President, John Bradley Secretary, Mary Io Gitchell Treasurer, Kay Weinkauf .fi 1 A Francis Lybbert presides at 3 PCP assembly Here Mr McElh1nney is pre sented wtth a farewell gift a project of the student council Some Hoc! Dollcq Making Responsnbllltnes The Student Council is a small group of students elected from the classes and organizations Th purpose of this orgamzation is to promote all school activities and to uphold the school s policies Student Council was busy throughout the year with homecoming festivities pep assembltes and the solving of student problems The group was in charge of the noon hour program SEATED, From Left to Right Are Mickey Fitzgerald Jim Slifka Gary Goetsch Kirk Famsworth Charles Curtis Kay Wemkauf John Bradley Mr McElh1nr1eyfstand1ngj Francis Lybbert Mary Joe Gitchell Robyn Hove Mary Curtis Sharon Lybbert Julie Douglas ' . . - 4 v a Q 9 K 7 Q 9 0 r D - e . . . . . , . . l 1 . - a A-.. r, . ' o o A v v h 4- 1 1 X Y . . 1 v v v ' v 9 v 1 r 1 . gt' .2 ' ff' Some were Elected To Notnonoul Honor Socletq The hrghest scholastic honor awarded is membership in the Mary Westby chapter of the National Honor Soclety for the members are elected by the faculty on the basls of hrgh scholarshlp able leadership good character and service Thrs year s members are Phyllrs Burri Sherry Duenow Mary I0 Grtchell Dave Morgan Malvera Nygaard hm Slillta Allen Soltow and Kay Weinkauf semors and Gary Richardson junior Mary Io Gitchell became a member in 1955 l yO W Some Were Chosen To Represent The Sensors Dxana Burgess Lybb N 3 ' 5 KCHH 'Kilda 1 T Francis Mary Io Gitchell Kay einkauf Malvera Yga d 9 , swarm: Butch Mikesh A1 len Soltow GEORGE MIKESH President All-State 4 Cresconian 3, 4 Glee Club 3,4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Spartan 4 Speech 3, 4 Student Council 3 Track 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Notre Dame 1,2 WAYNE CAROLAN Vice-President Wrestling 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 It Hczrdlq Seemed M ALVERA NYG AARD Secretary-Treasurer Band 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 4 Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 4 Spartan 4 Speech 1,2, 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Commercial Club 3 Possible That We Were Finoullq LARRY BARNES Glee Club 3 Track 1,2 Football 2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Film Operator 1,2,3,4 F.F.A.,1,2,3 Tube 84 Shutter 1,2,3 ANDY BENSON Track 2, 3 Football 2,3 Wrestling 3, 4 Basketball 2 F. F. A 2, 3 Ridgeway 1 ALICE BAUER Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Speech 2 Commercial Club 3 BOB BORK Track 1,2,3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 I ' ' ' 'M, .-ffQF'.a',,, , 1, v -wig new af' 'F' :if MARION BOUSKA Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 DIANA BURGESS All-State 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Spartan 4 Speech 1,2,4 Commercial Club 4 M ARI LYN BRONNER G,A.A.1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Librarian 2, 3,4 Commercial Club 4 WAYNE BURNIKEL Glee Club 4 Junior Class Play F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Seniors. But We Soon Discovered Thot LOIS BURR Commercial Club 3 Cresconian 4 G. A. A. 1,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 4 Spartan 4 Speech 1 WANDA CAROLAN G. A. A. 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Librarian 2, 3 PHYLLIS BURRI Commercial Club 3,4 Cresconian 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Spartan 3, 4 Speech 1 JOHN CHANDLER Track 1, 3,4 Football 1,3,4 Basketball 1,3,4 Film Operator 1,3,4 Baseball 3 F.F. A. 1,2 BARBARA CLEVELAND Commercial Club 3 Cresconian 3 G. A. A. 1.2, 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 IERRY DRAKE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Track 3, 4 Tube 8: Shutter 2, 4 EDWIN CREGER Basketball 1,2 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Ridgeway 1 SHERRY DUENOW Band 1, 2 Commercial Club Cresconian 4 Glee Club 3,4 Librarian 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Speech 2 , 4 Ridgeway 1,2 3,4 Cresconicm, Spclrtcm, Senior Dlcuq Other Actlvltles JAMES DUSHECK Film Operator 1 A Tube Xa Shutter 1 2 MAURINE EATON Cresconiau 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Spartan 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 A LVIN DYBVIK Film Operator 1 2 3 4 Tube 8aShutter 1 2 3 4 DALE FRANK F.F.A. 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 vi' RICHARD GATES Film Operator 1,2, 3,4 F.F. A. 1,2, 3 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Track 1, 3,4 Wrestling, 1,2,3,4 GARY GOETSCH Basketball 1,2 Film Operator 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Student Council 4 Track 1,2 Tube 8: Shutter 1,3,4 MARY IO GITCHELL All-State 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Spartan 3 Speech 1,2,3,4 Student Council -4 JANE GROVER Band 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 Cresconian 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Speech 1 , 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 nd Finollq Graduation Kept Us HELEN HANSEN Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 3,4 Glee Club 2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Spartan 4 Walcott 1 Dstrant 2 JANET HAVEL Commercial Club 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 NANCY HASKOVEC Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Cresconian 3,4 Glee Club 2, 3,4 Spanish Club 2 DALE HEBRINK Baseball 1,2, 3,4 F.F. A. 1,2 Football2,3 Track 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Too Busq SHARON HELMING All-State 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Cresconian 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Iunior Class Play Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4 Spartan 3 Speech 1.2.3.4 ROBYN HOVE Band 2, 3 , 4 Commercial Club 3, Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 2, 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 4 Spartan 4 Speech 2, 3 Student Council 4 Calmar MARLYS HOPPIE Commercial Club 3 Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Spartan 4 Spanish Club 2 WILMA HRON Commercial Club 3 Cresconian 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Spartan 4 Speech 3.4 Vs. To Gloclt Over The Unclercloussmen IEROME HRUSKA A Film Qrerator 1,2 Track 1 2 3 4 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 DONALD HUBKA Ban 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Glee Club 3,4 . . A. 1, , , Iunior Class P ay Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 4 As We MARCELLA HRUSKA Commercial Club 3 4 A 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Librarian 3 4 WILMER HUBKA . .A. ,2, , Basketball 1 Baseball 3, 4 Film Operator 1 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 SHIRLEE MALEK Band 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Cresconian 4 G. A. A. 1,3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Librarian 3 Spartan 4 Tuscon, Arizona 1 DAVE MORGAN Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Cresconian 4 Film Operator 2 F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4 Junior Class Play Spartan 4 Speech 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,3,4 Football 1,2, 3, 4, EDWARD MARTINEK F.F. A, 2, 3,4 Ridgeway 1 MARY MUNSON Band 1,2,3,4 Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Iunlor Class Play Mixed Chorus 4 Librarian 4 Spanish Club 2 Spartan 4 Speech 1,2,3,4 JEROME JOHNSON F.F. A. 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 New Hampton 1 GARY LIENH ARD Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Football 2 Track 1, 2, 3 JACKIE JONES All-State 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 Cresconian 4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 4 Spartan 4 Speech 2 FRANCIS LYBBERT Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 ,2, 3,4 Class Officer 1, 3 Cresconian 3 Film Operator 1 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Student Council 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Marked Off Nlanq Lasts We Realized The ROSALYN NAUMAN Band 2,3, 4 Commercial Club 3,4 Cresconian 4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Spartan 4 KENNETH O'K ADA Film Operator 2, 4 Football 3 Track 1,2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES NEUBAUER Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Film Operator 1,2,3 Football l,2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Track 1,2,3,4 GELENE PETER Class Officer 2, 3 Commercial Club 3,4 Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Spartan 4 Student Council 2 Truth of Our Motto, One Goal Rectched ALLAN PETERSON Baseball1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Glee Club 4 Track 1.2 3 4 FRANK ROSENKRANS Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Track 2, 3,4 Wrestling 2, 3,4 Waterloo 1 BOB REICKS Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Film Operator 1 2 3 Speech 1 2 Track 1 2 3 Tube Sc Shutter 1 DARLENE SAMEC Commercial Club 4 Cresconian 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Protivin 1, 2 IUDITH SEARCY Band 4 Cresconian 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Speech 4 Phoenix, Arizona Iola, Kansas 2 Corning 3 JIM SLIFKA Class Officer 2 Cresconian 4 1 Film Operator 1,2, 3 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Spartan 4 Student Council 4 Track l,2,3,4 Wrestling l,2,3 MARY SHONYO Band 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 3, Cresconian 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Spartan 4 Speech 1 , 3, 4 Rochester, Minn. 1 ALLEN SOLTOW Basketball 1 ,2 Cresconian 4 F.F. A. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 Glee Club 4 Junior Class Play Spartan 4 Speech 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 And Nlcmq BeL4oncI. For We Are Looking ANN STEENSLAND Band 1,2,3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Cresconian 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Spartan 4 Speech 1,2,4 CONNIE TAFT Commercial Club 3,4 G. A, A. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Librarian 4 CAROL STEVENS Commercial Club 3,4 Cresconian 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Spartan 4 PAT TAYLOR F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 BOB TEETSHORN Basketball 1,2 F.F.A. l,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Tube 8a Shutter 2, 3,4 Wrestling 3 MILDRED TLUSTY Commercial Club 4 G. A. A. 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 NORMA THORSEN G,A.A, 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 Librarian 1 JACK TROUTEN F.F,A. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 Glee Club 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Forwcurcl To More cmd More Firsts ANITA VRBA Commercial Club 3 4 Cresconian 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Librarian 2 3 4 I ELEEN WHITE KAY WEINKAUF All State 4 Ban 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader2 3 4 Class Officer 1 Cresconian 3 4 A Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Junior Class Play Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Spartan 3 4 Student Council 3, DON ZAKOSTELECKY Commercial Club 3,4 F.F. A. l,2,3, 4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2,3,4 Librarian 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3 Track l,2,3, 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 m mee hemSe1VeS , p1Y t Seniors Z-IP drawing' int . the pa aplng legally SCI 165' . lafts' dy and ihaindustfla AU hail' n ff 2 C o Re aw! haniCa1 own P Curricula Miss Palmer fakes a backseat in EngI1khIV as the seniors' run the class. 06111 41710, l-lpflb blob Cl'l.lff2-,bs .At work on .cuxatx the murals for 1 ior prom. ,c exda as! year 's Paul Ahrens President Charles Steinmetz Vice-President Carol Kratz fx Aj A X Secretary-Treasurer Junior Prom cmd Junior Dloq Were Our of b T7 .Mm , V. .lr X ,yr-'f'l'c2HQ2 l ..., N , , , f 1? I t f u-lx 2, Ronald Ioan Henry Bill Baker Marlene Jim Bents Aberg Aegler Andrus Barnes F ii . P John Bradley Emma lean Glen Kathy Pat Basil Burgess Carwell Clynch Condon Conry Y ,. nc-. Charles Mary Connie Curtis Curtis Davis in H 5 Kathleen Marcene Francis Eoley Frank Pye June Janice Engle Falck Eugene Mary Gu nhus Halsted 5 , W3 Catherine Flaherty S Q - ao' Eileen l-losek 1 ,G , Shirley Gretchen Gloria Mary Jane Wilma Jack Hudson lnuersoll Kach Koudelka Koudelka Kygern . it , fi f I V ' V f A ri. ' -3- X e i 4 .P be .t Q , - Gordon Lester Sharon Garyl Dick Joanne Loy Lueck Lybbert Miller Nanman Nelson , .XX L David Dean Pederson Bob George Gary Jo Ann Noblett Randak Ratcliff Richardson Schacht l Arthur Margo Arlene Mabel Doris Maxine Stika Thomann Timmerman Trouten Vogel Vrba 9? 1, -1 - ,z F53 Lv ' ' -H ' ' 'Wi 1 - , W X' . Gayle Mildred Robert Donald Margaret Waller WSIIS Weber Webster Wilson Not Pictured: Bill Fenske Donald Tlusty Marilyn Klatt Ed Walter . r ,p,4 ffT? Nancy Wt ight . .,. rl 4' 4X Q-5 Karen Hustad President Sonja Burgess Vice - President Janice Goldsworthy Secretary-Treasurer The Lorqest Class Showed Promise of V Ee? 1 'B lf. ei pg v' :rw - - F l T, B f . 'L ' ' ' .i , 'VK ,U ' 'l J .. Q 2 35'-5 -4 A A .122 N ' . L..- Wayne Wayne Albertson Bauer s s if fr J N Q W X 1 J, A Bi Loras Eugene Bickford Blomgren Shirley Beck . , ,T Wayne Blomgren George Eugene Larry Bumikel Burri Christensen any 3 I Peter Behr :rg Barbara Bronner Bernard Cleveland - , H? Bernard John Benson Benson it I ack Valerie Bronner Brookins 5 i Jean Marilyn Cogdall Collins Katheryn Robert Lu Jane Richard LaVonne Allan Cu mmings Davies De Walle Drtina Duneman Dybvik n xv., 'T7 .' x .NN 1 ,Q 9 1f 'Y 50' Darrell Kirk Boh Mary Kay Victor David Marie Eiffler Farnsworth Penske Frank Fye Gates Grinhaug - 1 x Q ' - T 4 S 'W ' ' 4 Fx f U ful w 4 - x f X Dennis Iam es Gu ard is Douglas Duane Du ane Gary Groteboer Grover Grube Harnrnel Hanneman Harvey Hebrink . 'HJ Nr ..-.ff 4 we ..-vb Q ey Tj? ,kv Q 1 , Q .X rf, want ' + A Q X v Rebecca Marilyn Sharon Iim Arlyn Nancy Eileen Hensley Hereid Horstman Hruska Hubka Jorgensen Kach 'Q 'v . 1 X Gun- a l l - 5 - 1 ,1 g g K Ei ggi is 4 . A 5 1-Q .- 4, Rosalie Gary Tom Gary Allyn Tom John Kallevamz Kennedy Koudelka Knutson Linderbaum Loughrey Lundak 1 225 ,22 fi . ' ' ' E i f as - -, X ,, c sl. y bg , g' w 1 I gfxif W '-of 7 ' ,R qv 1 l gf .A gl x Jeanette Vemal Alton William Evelyn Thomas Madsen Meyer Midthus Murray Opar Perry Being Good Leaders, Our Members Were Active David Iam8S Ruby Carole Gerald Carol Reirlhart Reillhafl Reuter Richardson Risdahl Robinson 'Q A , V . Kg' x 'i his Marjorie Connie Sheryl George Norman Anthony Schacht Schmauss Schroder Severson Shaw Slifka 'T'-ve W' J - ' .1 J Q. ,V A ' L A J V Jig - Q 4 kt I 3 mf ' - ' E rave 'a WM Q5 A ' ,- - , 4- .f Don Wilma Kay Rosemary James Janel Sobolik Sobolik Soland Souhrada Sovereign Stevens Elenor Jim Jean Dale Frances Tom TSYIOI Th0mSOI1 Trouten Vagts Van DeWeerd Vorw Du ane James Vada Ken Leonard Vrba Vserecka White Young Zeller In Drclmotics, Musicolnd Sp ald Not Pictured: Jerome Andera Jerry Andera Carol Askelson Mary Cable Julie Douglas Roger Hubka Diane Otto Donald Skretta Gene Swanson orts Don Klingle President Connie Helm ing Vice - President Malinda Baker Secretary -'Ireasurer The Intelligent Freshmen Led the Sch Donald Arthur Theona Jerry Lila Janet Aberg Aberly Ad amic Andrus Benson Bcrgan L1 Judith Claudette Gerald Elizabeth Gerald Bigalk Bronner Brown Cameron Clvnch Rita Cumminus Marvin Betty Tony Mary Kenneth Davis Drake Dvorak Eddy Erickson Sharon Ernst Harold Micky Dorothy loc Mol ly ldtn Ferk lngst ad l'It would F lahcrty Frank Frank Gruhe ool in W -l LM I Sandra Melvina Eugene Shirley Janice Carol Hendrickson Hodges Hoppe I-Iosek Hovey Hruska L r' 'Q ' 'Lt' .. - R ' r 4 . 1? , N x L ' , q d gr . .',.. ,f W n,J, -,:.-. fx., . Kenneth Lois Roger Jim Alvin Gayle Hubka Hyke Hyke Ingersou Jacobson Johnson f f L 4 ff if V' ',, L A - - sa - -. - - 1 f U - 'JJ L ,- ' fr 2 , ' '4 K V ' . Rachel Gerald Diane Carol Betty Larry Johnson Kach Kennedy Linderbaum Knutson KHUISOII ' ,Q - lj - 1 ., W x . , P u -. A ff- w. ,' ,V , V Q Ajit . Q 'Deanne Shirley Mary Ann Lou Kay Nancy David Kratz Lucas Marik Marande Martin Mikesh P The freshmen pictured below are experiencing one of the normal arts ofa freshman's day, English class under Miss Norland. I an 1 Q2 Louise Mosvr ii ii, i , 94, T Nr Larry Rassman fir: Sandra Walter David Phyllis Charles Woodard Young Collins 9 , .4 i,. -I-Y, Q-4 1 . If ,ranley Sharon Wayne Janice Gary Nvgaard Olson Otto Peter Peterson - A 5' I , 1,1 V 5 ' 17' .ffif lf, J 4 b L.. J :X 1 J V '1 l '--.. A LW L h Joyce Martha RUSH Stevens stevens TCCISJIUTH , :Eb Watros White J - . ,. 2 tt is SM! v . Karen John Maureen Williams Wilson Wilson Not Pictured: Dorothy Carwell Pattie Doss Charles Dvorak John Evans Allan Krueger The pictures below show sophomores fleftj in one of their habitual hangouts and juniors frigzhtj a d m iring each other's newclass rings. Lonq For Us To Feel A Port Of C, H. S Whar's what? rg, ufnrlf 9 AQNIG Crowded. What s thrs? V36-Y ' 05 I 5xaQ, , A 9, eixooinl L09 een ' iexwsq ab Interesting. av P' Three blind mice. Cute Curtis. wwe D00 'I S D 1.11. Feeding time an the zoo Lwnging Junior I 4 High 2 T-4 X, ,-- A N, 1 T? ' , i,j.2?QX5.A Mfg. 4 Frana Schneider 3235112112 5 , 2g.jj, .L , 7111: :L gy: :ff-.xv ,' 3 7i 'f .. y.?f-I: 21:1 ,11!f'f ' gg . , '?,'.51'-'MES E? it , f I q ii, -f -.5 nxqi' pp.: ,IH qulb,Q,v' ,!::Se.:f!1r xl..-Q 1 vifl' kziglgfzwaih ,. at 211 -3 G r CI cl e .. I .,, '.,'..h. .Ng i I Edwin Squires David Smith 4 K K 12 Ronald Anderson YA A In John Barth - J' ..., ' Gordon Benson 1 3 Q ' f v' Rosalie Burgess f - kv 3' .52 Y ' 'Y Marlene Cole 4 , bi ,A ,gi Jeannine Culbert Q Floyd Deats gg ' 13 Connie Eberling, F -, L Q I Edson EddY ' t J ' 'J 15.1 Alex Egorenka A 1, W i k Leonard Erdahl ' ' vi , June Fenske its S, F ??P'J 't J , ' Patricia Ferkingstad A Steve Giles I t , V . E Susan Grinhaug K fi , Q ' ' . -ff? - We -W , X Q ISA j 4 A John Gunderson - , Q5 X f t- QQ7 ' I Scott Hatfield A ' an d ' ,g tg , John Hebrink ' H i V Lfxf fy 'ef , M , ,h , , sei ' ' ax A at , , Q ga '5' :JY V 5 J f' '-. .f BX, Leonard Jorden Patty Jorgensen Michael Kennedy Mary Loughrey J Hd A 1 ,Q Kenny Hebrink . ,'t 3 i E -sf Elaine Meyers Junior Owens Kareem Peter Elaine Pittelka Colleen Queel Carolyn Severson Mary Lou Waller 3 an ?'? 1, rr 7 AR.. ii f K if la it K K V f.. The great conference room. '? f'35Yi,f' ' K -2' T7 , ,af ' i Seventh Grade Carol Anderson Linda Baker Jimmy Daly Gary Duneman Linda Hanneman Roberta Hatfield Linda Haugen Don Henry Lavene Hoppe Eldon lshman Sally Jorgensen Betty Lingheck Leona Lomica Sharon Lucas Susan Lysing Greg Martin Marva Lee Miller Roberta Moen Mary Jo Nierling Duane Noblert Marcia Norland Ruth Peckham Gerald Pittelko Rita Ratcliff Karen Reinhart Claudette Renning Barbara Schorr Donald Schroder -,ff Charles Sims Merle Sovereign Tom Steinmetz John Wiedman Ardys Young Mr. Smith and his Oscar M., , ,,., -I 'SV' A if ,Q rag 5, .ft ..-4 Ay? - x tr. ii: ' an is wi -5 t Qia- 'T-Sl 'fm - V , Pl .515 5 A ., xt ' 5 .:.. 1- 'E 2 li L 5. -X 3 'li wx ' ' W 1 ,, Q. A s . Q, 5 .zfgfrggyf fe' A14 92 . s r Q K . gt W :lie fi. f x sl r Ts? ,Ag is if 'fl '- if A , 4 ' ' p-'NX ' V N -. ' X , . K M ' Junior High Bond NI C Severson S Grles R Burgess S Lysrng M Norland FIRST ROW Lefr to Rmght E. Meyer SECOND ROW L Hannernan K Rexnhart L Baker D Flaherty S Walters K Hubka M Mxller B d k C Rennxng L Erdahl Tl-HRD ROW I Barth G Marten D Schroder M Soverexgn Lxn bee Benson C Eberhng, J Culbert S Jorgenson E Puellko I Gunderson FOURTH ROW A Young Anderson L Lomxca Mr Tressler Mr Lysxng I Wxedernan F Deats T Sternrnetz D Kratz I acobSon Junxor Hugh Footbon 1 S Gxles I Hebrrnk L Erdahl G Benson I Owens SECOND FIRST ROW Left no Rrghr 3 Gunderson ROW Mr Sqnrres L Jordan I Wxedernan B Warros G Dnnernan F Deats D Henry M Soverergn T iz G Marren,C Sn-ns D Schroder I Barth THIRD ROW K Hebnnk Stemme ' 9 x L - ,,, I 2' Q , H , ' 1 . S, . , . ' , . ,. ' , . . 1 . , . ' , . , . .. . . , . ' . . ' , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . ' ,G . . ' , . . . . . ' , . . 1 . ,C , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . ,A . p 7 23 'T 5 L, 7 .gn , Z. i . J , Z' ' , Y X x Y r ' x N V W 1 L x f,-M K Q .rv A . - X , . 1 . , . I 0 - . l - 0 I s - 0 1 . l , . , . ' n - v - l - 9 - I - ' 1 . ' . . 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L 6 , A Most Of Cur School Actlvltles Woulcl l-love Fculecl lthout The Support Of The Towhspeople 1 D I Antler on I Bar B 84 H bhoe Store Brllmyer Furnrture Blue I tght Grocery Bradley Funeral Home Braham Furnrture Bremer s Produce Burgess 8s Son Inc B 1rr Farm Servtce Farwell Hardware 81 Servrce Flemmer s Fafe Q oast to Coast Store 'lkygg Foca Folt Bottlrng Co larrtsou s uri IOC QI f G llomcs llruc Store Howard Cleaners Bob Howard s Texaco Ntatton How ard County M 1t1al Ins Ass n T e Il nh ll tdson Plumhtn Nerx tce ll tnttlnq Elevator Fompam Interstate Power Company Johnson Varrety Ktltshelr Hardware Keune 8: Balk Lttne Co Krttf Motor 81 Implemtnt L o D I Fresco Fresco C resco Fresco C resco Fresco Fresco Fresco Cresct Fresco C oncrete Block 81 Prod tcts Co L Cr Q Heaunc' 8 Ventrlatton Greenhotse Implement Fo Insurance Atzency Machtne Company Medtcal Cl1n1c Crate Bank Theatre Unton Savlngs Bank Weldrnc Sc INISCIIIIIC Feomt R luah Iaxton s Rexall Drug Store leo s Gtft 81 Jewelry Store letthold Nlarttn F O Lu r wrll1amD lvons Nlarshall Wells llardmt Martrn s Stpermarket Natxonal Cash Nltchols D X Statton P A Nter lxorthern Iowa Otl I+:-rs 5 Ur fu. Lal Fllhert Implement Fo C llhert 8: Roche Daly Heattnv 8: Pl lmhrng Danes Stpermarket B F Davrs Abstract Co L P Downey Iewelrv Store Dr Edward E en Elwood Anderson Elwood Errckson Standard Sen 1ce iff., 5 10 Farmers Fo op Creamerv Ass n 6 F C Fen Hoifhex A Fte C-4.519 bu Frelds Insurance Fo Ftrst Method1st Church I-ord Garage Fraser Ntudro Goodmch 8 Leas D L G Gttc tell Pcckosh Funeral Home Porter Gas gl Applrance Purttan Ice Cream Co E Rathert gc bon Ur M P Rohm on Franlt Nchacht Orl Ntatton Sears Roeh tck 84 Company Sommer Super Se wrce sternm tz Bervrce btatton strathman Kt1d1O Ttmcs Platn Dealer U save Food Stort Unrted Shrppers Vetermary Fltntc Warner 8 Son Xwtedeman Ntoclr Yards lnrtght s Bakery 7ak Electrtc to s Market l-lere's A Solute To The Dcatrohs Who Helped Support ThlsSpc:1rtc1h Ur. . ,. s I. ' ' Tr -.,, .Ol W, ,. . ker llr. . R. Illll '. , ' 1 1 . ' . . ' ll 1 r' ' ' ai' ' 'V K 1 - kg I - . Ur. . . eh I ' 4 . . . - 'are Cresco Milling Co. 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