Crestland High School - Cadet Yearbook (Early, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

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DON E. IRWIN Mason Contractor 662-8943 Sac City, Iowa MRS. STEIG, B.A. Buena Vista College, English Grammar, Eng- lish Literature, American Litera- ture, Library, Annual. MR. GERBER, B.A. Wayne State Teachers Collegeg Adv. Algebra, Trigonometry, Shop, Mech. Drawing, M.A. Colorado State College. of Iowa--Iowa State University-- Creightong Social Studies. MRS. LAFOY, B.A. Grinnell, Typing, Shorthand, Office Prac- tice, Business Law, Bookkeeping Newspaper. CARLSON HOUSE Food at its Finest Sac City, Iowa rm1:tif.,12,,1gz,4g gf s,,w,,.,,,rw,.,.,.M, , . ,wx mem 111659 92591155 zl :I ' s'is:i:xf zz?: wiki w-Qiwfawzfss -915 A-5 - s,snsz:11?:is' r,,.,,,sg,.vs,5,,.., W fi . ,, . , ,,.,,,ff,,,m M N S A H 2 f fi ff fff:5:f:9.- ru. - .. .f . irfxmf ',v fga:'gQ:w-ii si 1 iw , M .V . .fare-gs ' El k ' iiffif5ffIif5'gg:'f. i, lei'5f'i2FEr-ws.1W- ,1ww.:w f f' az. f 2:1412 Q ,. 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X N Q I Z RR I IZ, XXX EQQ R I N 4 ll ,T X L' , SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 COLORS: Nazyf Blue ana' Light Bl FLOWER: White Tea R mem JANE PAULSON LEE SCI-IOTT President Vice President JEAN COMBES DIANNA HAACK Secretary MIKE BROCKMAN Treasurer V 5 a Student Body President 13 JOA BENEA TH THE STARS T00 LOW BETH NELLIS DAMON MOONEY Aww Ei., GEORGE REIS DIANE RASMUSSEN CORRINE SMITH SANDRA SCHRAMM 16 ELDON SWEET MARY ANN TOBIN SUSAN STOUGH WAYNE STRUCHEN JUDY SMITH JAMES STOUGH 17 MARY WADSLEY JULIANNE WARD BRUCE WI-IEDE SUZANNE WESSENDORF ALLAN ZADOW 1 X - S: W , ff ' --' W Y.u- Y r ,,AAA X X X IWVIA h - Wx CRes-rz..nuo W- I XXV i f ' f V 'lj t'N x M H I -A , X6 W J' 1 ' CG W if b WP , '211,::,:'J M i L F MMM 7 ' 5 , V ' -li -'W--f - Y ROW 1: Sherrie Schramm, Jolene Clinton, Sandy Smith, Judy Werkmeister, Anita Robinson, Mary Kiefer, Jeanne Hill, Pam Zadow, Linda Jensen, Shirley Mann, Gayle Witte, Mrs. Brown. ROW 2: Carole Olson, Carolyn Carver, Kaye Huisenga, Darlene Fanning, Jean Johnson, Jim Keefe, Marsha Aschinger, Sally Bettin, Karen Mooney, Mildred Neagle, Judith Anderson. ROW 3: Mr. Brockman, Julie Mason, Charlotte Lewis, Sandra Angeroth, Marlene Passick, Paul Simpson, Sharon Lenz, Sharon Angeroth, Linda Blss, Karen Witt- rock, Christie Baker, Dennis Leonard. ROW 4: Carroll Hoskins, Dan Hendrickson, Jim Wunschel, Lyle Walker, Steve Isaacs, Don Roling, Melvin Neagle, Leslie Mann, Mike Davis, Kurt Stamp, Ron Hoskins. ROW 5: Dale Nellis, Kenneth Roche, Terry Kies, Mike Robson, Neil Mason, Armin Christiansen, Jerry Frehse, Clifford Hinde, Steve Schramm, Robert Stone, Don Powell. jUNIOR The Junior class has been the largest class to pass through CHS, with a membership of 56 under the leadership of President, Armin Christiansen. The other class officers include, Terry Kies--Vice-President, Jim Wunscehl--Student Cotmcil Representative, Anita Robinson--Secretary, Robert Stone--Treasurer. The class of '65 were represented on the football team with Robert Stone, Steve Schramm, Terry Kies, and Paul Simpson on the first team. The Junior cheerleaders were Marsha Aschinger and Gayle Witte. One of the major highlights is the magazine sales. This year we broke the sales record of previous years. This money-making project helps pay for the Junior-Senior Prom. The highest salesman of magazines was Jean Hill with Sandy Smith second highest. EARLY BARBER SHOP QUALITY OIL COMPANY Early, Iowa Early, Iowa ROW 1: Dawn Wedeking, Clara Neagle, Sharon Ackerson, Susan Jeckell, Nancy Mason, Linda Vogel, Diane Stough, Connie James, Elizabeth Moore, Joyce Determann. ROW 2: Mrs. LaFoy, Tim Ellinger, Ed Huen, Linda Freese, Merilyn Block, Steve Smith, ,Janet Anderson, Colleen Domino, Susan Lincoln, Gary Leonard. ROW 3: Lowell Ulven, Dale Scott, Dale Combes, Greg Domino, Larry Gustafson, Arlin Brower, Charles Hicks, Steve Schramm, Ronald Zadow, Mr. Lindeman. ROW 4: Bill Claussen, Scott I-Iaradon, Larry Rine- hart, Duane Schulke, Larry Mooney, Gene Breon, Raymond Corrin, Phil Fanning, Jack Evans, Greg Jones. OPHUMORES The Sophomore class consisted of 38 members under the leadership of Larry Gustafson as President. The other class officers were, Dale Combes--Student Council Representative, Charles Hicks--Vice -President, Susan Jeckell--Secretary, Susan Lincoln--Treasurer. Four boys saw action on the football team--Arlin Brower, Dale Combes, Larry Gustafson, Duane Schulke. Also out of this class came our marching band drum majorette and assistant drum majorette, they were Susan Lincoln and Nancy Mason respectively. CARDINAL CAFE and VIRGIL'S CAFE SANDER'S PLUMBING and HEATING Early, Iowa Early, Iowa 21 ROW 1: Rosemary Hendrickson, Marilee Fredrickson, Linda Wittrock, Gloria Isaacs, Sherrie Struchen, Mary Mason, Linda Musselman, Pat Stough, Pam Zimmer. ROW 2: Mrs. Miller, David Daba, Marlene Fanning, Mike Hardy, Doug Remington, Kathy Smith, Wanda Gilson, Barbara Riley, LeRoy Houdeshell. ROW 3: Mr. Breeding, Beth Mason, Hazel Riley, Darlene Johnston, Cheri I-Ieuton, Claudia Kaldenberg, Cheryl Pease, Gloria Schulke, Linda Hines. ROW 4: Perry Stout, Steve Frehse, Richard Mason, Tom Ries, Henry Goodman, Eldon Angeroth, John Wessendorf, Steve Hatch, Jerry Steele. REX VrON AHITI F R E S H M E FENDER AND BODY sHoP Trucking Service Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa This year thirty-four new faces were seen in the halls. These were the new, incoming freshmen. The following were elected as the class officers: Beth Mason, President,--Jerry Steele, Student Council Representative--Mary Mason, Vice President--Linda Hines, Secretary--Linda Musselman, treasurer. Two girls saw action on the basketball team, Beth Mason and Claudia Kaldenburg. During the basketball season the members of the class were kept busy running the coat check. This is a money making project given to all freshman classes to get them started financially. 5-:gs ,,, ,tw Y in 1 r J , n , A F. ' L'-1 f f' -r X' 4 Q ,fzyzf fQ1,g5 ' Nb, y an f ,, x Aqhl 5 V X U 'P' fb H-xx' J' I Q xx V 1, R J f , P ,f 4 4 - f x- f N . QU If A Q xQ':Q9A5t? ' ' yy' X 'Alle r V X X fi' f X X X EN 'I X X 5 4 f .N x NQX' f . f 4 x y N X I w X X P X 4 'fl X ,N ,ff X V' bq Q ' X X w N X H VF I R x x 1 , 'Wf 5 I 1 -XL Xa , V. I P NX Lu' lm, X XX in XXX Xx 'X mf . XX X XXX Vxxx 1 W XXXNX Xyx 1 ' 1 Q 1 H fl X VX f 12, QA X cd X x kj XXX-f 1' 'A 1 Ax X X z f A . Q xg X .i1q 1 , f 1 X r ' , NX X W K 1 K 74 v f Q , 7 - + .. 4 ,. .,. ,Lx1 ii Y ROW 1: Dale Combes, Dan Hendrickson, Jim Wunschel, Charles Hicks, Eldon Sweet, Jim Keefe, Don Roling, Greg Domino, Arlin Brower. ROW 2: Mr. Lindaman, Larry Gustafson, Mike Davis, Steve Sch- ramm, Robert Stone, Ken Roche, Phil Fanning, Raymond Corrin, Jack Evans, Paul Simpson, Steve Isaacs. ROW 3: Larry Mooney, Duane Schulke, Bruce Wehde, Clifford Hinde, Rom Ries, George Ries, Mike Brockman, Neil Mason, Damon Mooney, Terry Kies, Mr. Bryan. ROW 4: David Daba, Doug Remington, Perry Stout, Melvin Neagle, Larry Rinehart, Jerry Frehse, Leslie Mann, Greg Jones, Lowell Ulven, Tim Ellinger. gggfgf3Q,5jQENS AGENCY F OOTBA LL 1963 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CONFERENCE STANDINGS Cadets O Wall Lake 1 3 Lake View-Auburn Cadets 6 Newell 12 Battle Creek Cadets 6 Lohrville 0 New ell Cadets l 9 Galva 7 Lghfville Cadets 27 Pom ery 6 Lytton Cadets 1 3 Schaller 7 Crestland Cadets O Lytton 6 Wall Lake Cadets 0 L.V.A. 33 Galva Cadets 1 3 Battle Pomeroy Creek 25 Schaller CO-CAPTAINS Damon, Guard Mike, Tackle Dale, Back W. C. OTTO ENGINEERING CO. Municipal-Highway-Drainage Sac City, Iowa Paul, Center Terry, Quarterback Arlin, Back George, Tackle 25 WHEEL AND DEAL Heisterkamp Ford and Mercury Sac City, Iowa Larry, Guard STORM LAKE COUNTRY CLUB Storm Lake Iowa Eldon, Back RObG1'f Steve, Back SPORTSMANS Storm Lake, Iowa Cliff, Tackle Duane, End Jlm, End whede, End FOOTBALL LI E- UPS BAXTER MOBIL SERVICE FARMERS ELEVATOR AAA Emergency Service Q INC. Next: to Steak House E Storm Lake, Iowa Storm Lake, Iowa S 27 BASKETBALL 1963-1964 ROW 1: Leanne Hanson, Diane Rasmussen, Colleen Domino, Jeanne Hill, Claudia Kaldenberg, Janet Anderson. ROW 2: Linda Freese, Sharon Lenz, Mr. Bryan, Jean Johnson, Beth Mason. ROW 3: Carolyn Carver, Jean Combes, manager, Julie Mason, manager, Anita Robinson. HYGRADE FOOD PROD. CORP. Storm Lake, Iowa Diane, Guard Leanne, Guard T. L. MCCULLOUGH ATTORNEY Sac City and Lake View, Iowa 28 Claudia, Guard QUAKER OATS COMPANY Janet Forward Sharon, Guard Early, Iowa Je anne , Forward Beth, Forward Lmda Guard Colleen, Forward Je an Forward Anita, Forward Carolyn Guard ROBINSON S DAIRY Dar y Products torm Lake, Iowa Te am Work! That's Che ating, Beth! 1 Go On, Damon, Shoot! IOWA AUTOMATIC GAS CO. Early, Iowa Nice Tip, Mike ! Gre at Interception! Whew! What Ne xt? BASKETBALL 1964 ROW 1: Jim Wunchel, Robert Stone, Mike Brockman, Armin Christiansen, Damon Mooney, Terry Kies. ROW 2: Mr. Lindaman, Dale Combes, Duane Schulke, George Reis, Steve Schramrn, Steve Isaacs, Lyle Walker. ROW 3: Greg Jones, Ronald Zadow, manager, Kurt Stamp, Arlin Brower, Dale Nellis, manager, Don Hendrickson. VERN'S MARKET Early, Iowa George I amon Mike Armin DeKALB AGRICULTURAL ASSOC. INC. Storm Lake, Iowa , Terry Jim Steve Robert E. W. OATES CO. Lumber, Grain, and Coal Storm Lake, Iowa Dale Kuff 33 DOT'S CITY CAFE Bob and Dorothy Klesath FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 530 Erie St, Julie, Corrine, Gayle, Marsha, Claudette, Beth Storm Lake, Iowa ORCHID CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Wilbur L- Tucker, Owner BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Home of Orchid QUa1itY Corrine, Jane, Julie, Claudette, Gayle, Julie 213 E. Railroad St. Storm Lake, Iowa GOLF TEAM Greg, Dale, Jack, Mike, Damon, Robert, Charles OLSON GARAGE AND BODY S Iowa BING'S BUTCHERING SERVICE ...i Nemaha, Early, Iowa 35 HOP ROW 1: Dan Hendrickson, Arlin Brower, Steve Isaacs, Jim Keefe, Eldon Sweet, Allen Zadow, Mike Lincoln, Lowell Ulven, Bill Claussen. ROW 2: Ronald Zadow, Don Simmonson, Raymond Corrin, Steve Schrmmm, Clifford Hinde, Mr. Lindeman, Duane Schulke, Armin Christiansen, Dennis Marple, Paul Simpson, Jack Evans. 1963 TRACK SQUAD Mike Lincoln Don Simmonson HATCHES T.V. Dennis Marple Armin Christiansen EARLY NEWS Early, Iowa Allen Zadow Clifford I-Iinde Early, Iowa Elson Sweet Arlin Brower Steve Schramm Duane Schulke Jim Keefe Dan Hendrickson 1963 BASEBALL ROW 1: Dick Roche, Jim Wtmschel, Kurt Stamp, Lyle Walker, Ronald Corrin, Dan Hendrickson. ROW 2: Dale Nellis, Robert Stone, Terry Kies, Ken Roche, Bruce Wehde, Jerry Frehse, Mr. Bryan. Steve Schramm, Eldon Sweet, Allan Zadow, Jim Keefe. 880 RELA 1' TEAM LANGE'S DAIRY PRODUCTS FARMER'S STATE BANK Sac City, Iowa Lake View, Iowa TRACK MEETS ATTENDED April 11 . . ............ Holstein Relays April 19 . . . . Trojan Invitational-Odebolt April 24 . . . . Sac Relays-Sac City April 30 . . . . Bo-Coon Conference-Odebolt May 3 . . . . Aurelia Relays-Aurelia May 10 J . . . . . . . District Track Meet-Holstein The best relay team was the 880 composed of Jim Keefe, Eldon Sweet, Allan Zaclow, and Steve Schramm. The old record for the 100 yard dash, :11.0, was broken this year by Steven Schramrn with the time of :1O.9. The old record had been set by John Struchen. 440 RELA T TEAM Steve Schramm, Arlin Brower, Jim Keefe, Allan Zadow. fh- X v. . N. .l 'xg Q V I 1? - h . Qui.-rv-bg... N w + , l l I ' jf Xx x , X 'Q X X xx X 'X xX QXN X X, x f John Lenz--MORMAN REPRESENTATIVE Early, Iowa ROW l: Sally Bettin, Kathy Smith, Susan Lincoln, Nancy Mason, Colleen Domino, Sharon Lenz. ROW 2: Mr. I-Iintz, Connie James, Sherrie Schramrn, Carole Olson. ROW 3: Judith Anderson, Karen Wittrock, Christie Baker, Sharon Ackerson, Linda Jensen, Marlene Passick, Cheryl Pease, Claudia Kaldenberg, Jerry Steele. ROW 4: Dawn Wedeking, Linda Blass, Linda Freese, Susan Stough, Lyle Walker, Dale Nellis, Kurt Stamp, Jack Evans. ROW 5: Wanda Gilson, Jane Paulson, Mary Wadsley, Gayle Witte, Darlene Johnston, Mike Brockman, Herny Goodman, Kenny Roche, Richard Mason, Arlin Brower. ROW 6: Linda Musselman, Merilee Fredrickson, Larry Gustafson, Merilyn Block, Linda Hines, Linda Wittrock, Susan Jeckell. 1963 MARCH! GBA D Twirlers ROW l: Susan Lincoln, Kathy Smith, Nancy Mason. ROW 2: Sally Bettin, Colleen Domino, Sharon Lenz. BOYER VALLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Early, Iowa SANDERS' HARDWARE and FURNITURE GONNERMAN GRINDING and ROLLING Everything you need for the home Phone-2631 Early, ,Iowa Nemaha, Iowa ROW 1: Jane Paulson, Mary Wadsley, Linda Freese, Sharon Ackerson, Kathy Smith, Colleen Domino, Karen Wittrock, Christie Baker. ROW 2: Linda Blass, Dawn Wedeking, Larry Gustafson, Nancy Mason, Susan Jeckall, Marlene Passick, Linda Jensen, Claudia Kaldenberg, Cheryl Pease, Henry Goodman, Gayle Witte, Wanda Gilson, Judith Anderson, Susan Stough. ROW 3: Merilee Fredrickson, Linda Musselman, Darlene Johnston, Sally Bettin, Connie James, Susan Lincoln, Sherrie Schramm, Carole Olson, Linda Wittrock, Jerry Steele, Mr. Hintz, Kurt Stamp, Jack Evans, Merilyn Block, Ken Roche, Linda I-lines, Dale Nellis, Lyle Walker, Richard Mason, Arlin Brower, Mike Brockman. C0 CERT BA D Forty-five musicians made up the marching band Lmder the direction of Mr. I-Iintz and leadership of drum major, Susan Lincoln, and assistant drum major, Nancy Mason. During the fall, the band was busy practicing on a show to present at the half of each home football game. They also attended several special events-- Western Iowa Band Carnival and Buena Vista Homecoming. They traveled to Sioux City to hear the U.S. Marine Band and the SAC Band at Carroll. There were also forty-five musicians in concert band. The first concert was a Christmas Band Concert. Members took part in the Sac County Music Festival held at Sac City. A Popular Band Concert was planned consisting of popular music. This type of concert is a new and different addition. A climax was the Spring Formal. Both the band and chorus participated in this program. The band members also attended a workshop for brass and woodwinds, large group contest, and small group contest. 4-1 FLUTE QUARTET TRUMPET TRIO . WOODVVIND QUINTET LORAINE'S Large selection of materials also Jeanie's Sportswear Sac City, Iowa YOULL PLUMBING AND HEATING Lennox Furances 662 -7941 Sac City, Iowa 42 SAXOPHONE QUARTET BRASS QUINTET GIRLS' TRIOS BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET GREENLIE FOOD MARKET Sac City, Iowa VEST AND MATHER Attorneys at Law Sac City, Iowa MIXED QUARTET GIRLS' QUARTET MIXED QUARTET GIRLS' SEXTETS WILLIAMS MILLING COMPANY Feed-Seed-Grain-Fertilizer M D Nemaha, Iowa ROW 1: Pam Zimmer, Rosemary Hendrickson, Joyce Determann, Judith Anderson, Susan Stough, Linda Hines, Mary Wadsley, Kaye Huisenga, Bonnie Mooney, JoAnn Meyer. ROW 2: Pat Stough, Gloria Schulke, Karen Wittrock, Beth Nellis, Colette Mason, Marlene Passick, Gayle Witte, Linda Hinde, Lee Schott, Dale Nellis. ROW 3: Linda Wittrock, Linda Blass, Susan Lincoln, Linda Fhrese, Jean Johnson, Dianna Haack, Jane Paulson, Greg Jones, Charles Hicks, Phil Fanning. ROW 4: Kathy Smith, Wanda Gilson, Cheryl Pease, Linda Jensen, Sandra Schramm, Pam Zadow, Larry Gustafson, Kenny Roche, Armin Christiansen, Mike Brockman, Duane Schulke. HINES TRANSFER 3ZIZgZ?iiw, MA DRI GA L KARSTEN REUPHOLSTERY CHOR S Nemaha, Iowa ROW 1: Dawn Wedeking, Marsha Aschinger, Corrine Smith, Julie Mason, Marcia Karstens, Sally Bettin, Linda Musselrnan, Gloria Isaacs, Carole Olson. ROW 2: Lyle Walker, Eldon Sweet, Angela Gonnerman, Anita Robinson, Nancy Mason, Beth Mason, Marlene Fanning, Marilee Fredrickson, Barbara Riley. ROW 3: Steve Isaacs, Jim Wunschel, Janet Anderson, Cheri Heuton, Marilyn Block, Darlene Fanning, Susan Jeckell, Mary Mason, Sherrie Struchen, Mrs. Nellis. ROW 4: Neil Mason, Jack Evans, Mike Davis, Richard Mason, Julie Ward, Mary Kiefer, Jean Hill, Darlene Johnston, Claudia Kaldenberg, MaryAnn Tobin, Christie Baker. LAKE VIEW MOTORS Raymond ,Schafer ' Early, Iowa This year's events for the vocal department started with terrific auditions for the All- State Chorus in October. Harvest of Harmony was presented by the chorus and small groups on November 12. This was followed by the always impressive Christmas Vespers on Sunday afternoon, December 15. All of the chorus, with the exception of those who chose to perform with the band, appeared on January 29 with the 250 voice chorus in the County Festival conducted by Professor Nott of Simpson College. On February 8, a mixed quartet sang with the chorus in Cherokee at the Northwest Iowa Festival con- ducted by Mr. Joseph A. Musselman, Director of Choral Organizations, Montana State University. Spring work was concentrated on small group and solo home concert March 31 , and the contest April 3 and 4 and on the large group Spring Concert April 24, and contest May 1 and 2. The final performances for vocal groups came with commence- ment activities, which also marked the final appearance of 18 fine senior musicians, all of whom have had the enjoyment of the musical activities for four years. 45 The One Act Play was Mary Stuart. Marcia Karstens, STANDING, was Eliza- beth, and Mary was portrayed by Dianna Haack. BUENA VISTA MEET NELLIS DEPARTMENT STORE Early, Iowa AMES MEET Julie Ward, Jane Paulson, and Dianna Haack accompanied by Mrs. Miller the speech instructor attended this meet. February 8-9. Each person gave his speech three different times for three different judges. Everyone was divided into groups and ranked accordingly in his group. Julie spoke in the original oratory and extemporaneous divisiong Dianna spoke in the extemporaneous divisiong Jane spoke in the original oratory division and received third place in this division among all the students who spoke. SPEECH CO TESTS DISTRICT SPEECH CONTEST Twelve students entered the Northwest Iowa High District speech contest was February 21-22 at School Forensics meet January ll at Buena Vista College. The students entered in each division were: Julie Ward, Dianna Haack, Suzanne Wessen- dorf--externporaneous, Julie Ward, Dianna Haack, Mary Wadsley, Jane Paulson, Marcia Karstens, Corrine Smith--original oratory, Joyce Determann, Beth Nellis, Linda I-Iinde, Marsha Ashinger, Sally Bettin, Corrine Smith--interpretive poetryg Julie Ward, Mary Wadsley, Jane Paulson, Dianna Haack, Marcia Karstens, Suzanne Wessendorf--discussion. Ratings of superior, excellent, and good were given to the students. Lawton. 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' I Piss. fig, M7551 , if .1 :ff ' ,,' X, wifi' f . -1 .1 A vv'W-ff'N Se ' 51,1-lx fsf f ' -S: '-.J ,gf X rx X - ,'-.i-If X '.- was ow. we if 'ul-fx, xg- --ggfx .5 .1 4-5 Qybtf 5,5 QQ.--'-.5 '-irlalfffka AQ- I N f ' ww'-Z?gQ.Qn5 . 595519 -, ' qu .,.-,3,359,4.,45 Qsyyq 1, . if,-:.gt.+,Q,gQ, Q I I ' il '0 X ' ,V Q J47' N ,4 I K 49 r I ,,,, ,...- M. .W ,.. . ,,...--,,.----Sf , gig zi:f'-'1--55E.L,f'1T -::-:-: ':'l l'mf ' , - :Y-:Lili - --'T ',, i--W ml' H11 --- WDW' ,f Y V V-1E7'V 'iii 40- If -1. ,V .. .. . . Y f.-1 ---fly Y- - t LAKE VIEW CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. ZADOW TRUCKING AND Sl-IELLING Lake View, Iowa Early, Iowa STUDENT CO UNCIL The Student Council is the Student government of the high school. On the council are two members from the freshman class and three members from the, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The president of the council is also from the senior class. A representative is chosen from his class and serves a two-ye ar term. By serving for a two-year term, the council for the new school year is not composed of all new members. ' The council is in charge of all the Homecoming activities and any of their own money-making projects. Every spring it sponsors a clean-up day. The council furnishes every grade school pupil with a paper sack and he in turn decorates it, following a clean-up theme. The sacks an each grade are then judged by council members and awards of first, second, and third places are given to the winning pupils. For an hour in the afternoon of clean-up day all the grade school pupils pick up all the litter on the school grounds under the supervision of council members. When they finish, they are treated either to an ice cream bar of a candy bar by the Student Council. The following are the officers: President--Mike Brockmang Vice-President--Damon Mooney, Secretary- Treasurer--Jame Paulson. 48 SAC COUNTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY STORM LAKE READY MIX CONCRETE CO. Sac City, Iowa Storm Lake, Iowa PEP CL UB This ye ar's Pep Club had approximately fifty members from the four high school grades. Its purpose is to be the leader of school spirit at football and basketball games and at the pep meetings. The members are required to attend and yell at all games and to participate in any Pep Club activity. Some of the activities they participate in are presenting skits at pep meetings and making posters pertaining to the games. This year for Homecoming they painted the downtown windows with various cheers and good luck wishes to the football team. The officers are: President ...... . . . Julie Mason Vice-president . . . . . Jane Paulson Secretary .... . . . Claudette Claussen 49 SAC CFITY STATE BANK BEDEL'S DRIVE-IN PHARMACY Sac Cl'-'Yr Iowa Storm Lake, Iowa .NNUAL STAFF The annual staff consists this year of all the members of the senior class. The editor was chosen by Mrs. Steig, the annual sponsor. The editor then chooses her staff who is responsible to her. At the beginning of the year the whole class sells ads in Storm Lake, Sac City, and Early. The money from these ads helps pay for the annual. The whole class also chooses the color and style of cover they want for their annual. During the year sections of the annual are sent into the printer to meet deadlines. In the spring, the annuals are sold to the students and autographs and messages are written in before the school year is ended. 50 FARBER AND OTTEMAN FURNITURE BUNTROCK SALIE STUDIO Sac CRY, IOWH Storm Lake, Iowa E WSPAPER STAFF ' 1' TTH Eh Mmm BUGLE THE CADET BUGLE is published once a week in the EARLY NEWS. This year's editor was Linda Hinde, assisted by Beth Nellis. Corrine Smith was the exchange editor, The weekly column, Cadet Chatter, was written by Sally Bettin and Marsha Aschinger and Senior Interviews by Angela Gonnerman and Marcia Karstens. Football news was done by Don Powell and Tom Reis and the music column by Karen Wittrock. Other stu- dents contributed feature articles and stories. The copy department was JoAnn Meyer, Sandra Schramm, and Mary Ann Tobin. 51 FARMER'S GRAIN CO. SCHALLER STATE BANK Schaller, Iowa Schaller, Iowa LIBRARY STAFF ROW 1: Corrine Smith, Mrs. Steig, Suzanne Wessendorf. ROW 2: Mary Ann Tobin, Colleen Domino, Jane Paulson, Nancy Mason, Julie Ward, Susan Jeckell, Sandra Schramm, Judy Smith. .fu ' ,QI-V. -- LIBRARY STAFF The student usually sees, sitting behind the main library desk, one of our ten librarians. Standing beside her are pride and dignity. Also at her side is Mrs. Steig, her library advisor. She gives advice based on her years of experience. That experience has built a modern and efficient library. The bulk of the 2000 volumes were bought in recent years. Every year, through the assistance of Mr. Ackerman and Mrs. Steig, this school expands its volume of up-to-date books in all fields. The efficiency of the librarians was advanced in the fall by a series of lessons given by Suzanne Wessendorf and Mrs. Steig. We feel now that the librarians are better qualified to serve the students. It has been a good year for all connected with the library. We hope it has been for the students, too. 52 EARLY SERVICE STATION DIERENFIELD OIL COMPANY Early, Igwa Early and SRC LE CLUB FRANCAIS ROW 1: Mary Wadsley, Linda Jensen, Sandy Smith, Julie Ward, Jane Paulson, Pres., Gayle Witte, Sher- rie Schramm, Mary Kiefer. ROW 2: Carole Olson, Darlene Fanning, Susan Stough, Julie Mason, Sharon Lenz, Jean Combes, Mrs. Brewer. The French Club was formed to stimulate an interest in French foods, history, and culture. In order to belong to the club, one must have studied French for one semester. The theme for the meetings of the first semester of the 1963-64 school year was French Provinces. In this we study the provinces of Alsace-Lorraine, Normandy, Ile-de-France, and Provence. For the second semester we will study points of interest in Paris such as the Louvre, the Notre Dame cathedrale, and others. The meetings are held in the homes of the individual membezs. These meetings are conducted in the French language. The recreation and refreshments are in the French style. The officers are as follows: President--Jane Paulson Vice President--Jean Combes Secretary-Treasurer--Gayle Witte Reporter--Sharon Lenz In the club everyone acquires an interest in French and has fun also. 'Lf' U AV HOMECOMING 1963 IN IAN VILLAGE D' -Dance - -L0 1ne- unge Sac City, Iowa Queen jane Paulson ana' Escort Steve Marple 4 5 s Jean Combes, Senior Jeanne Hill, Junior HOMECOMI G ATTENDA TS Linda Hines, Freshman Susan Lincoln, Sophomore mm.. M' .W n , o ETB 55 OUR ROYAL COURT SCOTT SHEEP BUYERS Dealers in Feeder Lambs and Ewes Direct to the Packer Storm Lake, Iowa Jane is crowned by last year's Homecoming Queen, Judy Witte. THE JR. HI FLOAT This year's Homecoming was a big success. The activities started Thursday night with a pep rally and bonfire led by the cheerleaders. Following the bon- fire, skits were given by each class and the faculty. First place went to the Seniors. 56 4 We welcomed the Alumni this year by sending invitations to the activities and by having a coffee after the game. WADSLEY MOTOR CO. Sac City, Iowa TOOK FIRST PLACE Friday after the coronation ceremonies was the parade. The theme this year was cartoon characters. The Cadets played Lytton for their game. A climax to the activities was the dance following the game with the Thunderbolts providing the music. 57 L rm Lake s Community Drug Store DR. WILLIAM LINDEMAN Chiropractor Storm Lake, Iowa Sac City, Lowa PIRA TES CO VE 1963jU IOR-SE IOR PROM The Junior class of Crestland High School presented PIRATES' COVE in the Nemaha gymnasium, Friday evening, April 26, 1963. The gym was decorated with black and silver streamers giving the effect of entering a cove. On the east wall was a huge mural with pirates at work. The thrones for the queen and king were placed at the south end of the gym with the words PIRATES' COVE written above the thrones. The band shell was also deco- rated with black and silver streamers with soft blue lights giving a romantic effect. The guests arrived at six o'clock and were served a delicious meal pre- pared by the junior mothers. The welcome, Pirates We Salute You, was given by master of ceremonies, Mike Brockman. Mike Lincoln, senior class presi- dent, then read the senior class will followed by the Treason and Mutiny -- the senior class prophecy. The speaker for the banquet was Mr. Edgar Kugler of Buena Vista College. The Bold Pirate, Mr. Kuger, was very entertaining. Other entertainment for the evening was provided by the Stowaways --the waiters and waitresses. The waiters and waitresses were selected from the sophomore class. The evening was completed with the dance. The music was quite modern but everyone, including the teachers, had a wonderful time. 58 Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music provided by the Flames--a well known teen band. The dance followed the banquet and lasted until 1:00 a.m. fi ddr 1, 1 A Y I ulllllllllllll ll, xi A ROBERT H. TEWILLIGER Local and Long Distance Trucking Early, Iowa WOODKE'S CUSTOM GRINDING AND MILLING SERVICE Early, Iowa Jim Subbert and Kathy Isaacs were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. fl QA P ALL SCHOOL PLAY LITTLE WOMEN-i Q For six generations Louisa M. Alcott's LITTLE WOMEN has fascinated readers everywhere. On November 15 this popular juvenile novel came to life when it was presented on our stage. Who can forget Jo, Corrine Smith, and her wish to be the man of the family, her sacri- ficing of her beautiful hair, and comedy courtship with Professor Bhaer played by Jim Wunschel? The love affair of John Brooke and Meg, Lee Schott and Marcia Karstens, had many mis- understandings but these are forgiveable considering the crotchety interference from Aunt March portrayed by Beth Nellis. The Christmas play eas a success only with the help of Amy, Dianna Haack. A remarkable change is noticed in her on retum from Europe but the reason is revealed on her announcement of her secret marriage to Laurie, Henry Goodman, while in Europe. The incident that gave the story life was the death of the much loved Little Beth played by Joyce Determan. Always present with sound advice to her daughters was Marmee, Julie Ward, and by her side was the loving husband and father, Damon Mooney. The whole cast did a wonderful job but the girls must receive special thanks on their remarkable performance. Everyone appreciated their efforts. Special thanks to Mrs. Miller, the director. LITTLE WOMEN was the first of the two all-school plays to be given each year. The sec- ond is given in the spring with actors also chosen from the whole high school. Mrs. Miller di- rects these as well as the contest one-act and the other speech activities. 60 FADS CURRE T EVE TS Eleanor Roosevelt and Robert Frost die Liz Taylor and Richard Burton Affair Panama Canal Riot Submarine Thresher sinks Bobby Fisher chess Champion Gordon Cooper flight in Faith 7 Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapped Pope John XXIII dies--Pope Paul VI begins Berlin Wall opened for Christmas Buddist commits suicide in Vietnam Britian's Beatles visit United States Great train robbery--S7 million Winter Olympics at Innsbruck, Austria Test ban treaty with Russia World's Fair opens in New York March on Washington Broadway plays were: After the Fallg Mary, Maryg Mt, Everest conquered--U, S, Barefoot in the Parkg Stop the World I want to get Off- Quintuplets bom in South Dakota Liquor by the drink in Iowa Madamme Nhu visits the United States Shaft Plan for reapportionment of Iowa legislature Bobby Baker case defe ated. John F. Kennedy assassinated The elephant jokes and Tom Swifty's kept us laughing throughout the ye ar. What is the difference between a prune and an elephant? A prune is brown and an elephant gray. What did tarzan say when he saw the elephants coming? Here come the elephants. What did Jane say when she saw the elephants coming? Here comes a prune. She was color blind. Of course I'm thirsty, said Tom dryly. You've lost all my underwear, said Tom coldly. This is not pure oi1, said Tom crudely. That the last time I ever pet a lion, said Tom off-handedly. I could have eaten three more hotdogs, said Tom frankly. SAMPERS' RECREATION PARLOR EVANS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Early, Iowa Early, Iowa 62 ---- H ' --'- -' ---- --- -- -fm. ..-. -AM-, , ,, H31 Emu ' ' - ' .2 .MT --T1 W ' ' ' 3:1-,casa-,1.: .. W., W - ,,4,,,-, YV- li E I KK' f Q1 1' ,al 3 11? 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ROW 2: Mr. Kubic, Bill West, Craig Strong, Jack Schramm, Jerry Roche, David Mason, Danny Lane, Douglas Blass. ROW 3: Rick Breon, Leo Frehse, Brett Wehde, Gary Schmidt, Dennis Kies, Jack Norris, Vincent Davis. ROW 4: David Deterrnann, Philip Stough, Neil Wedeking, Ricky Corrin, Billy Musselman, Danny Davies. jfs. HIGH FOOTBALL SAC CITY DRUG Prescriptions-Veterinary Supplies Sac City, Iowa Crestland Crestland Crestland Crestland HIRONS-WRIGHT AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Early, Iowa 1963 SCHEDULE 6 Lake View-Auburn . . . 27 Lytton .......... . 7 Newell ....... . 0 Wall Lake . . . 2 Wins 2 Defeats Cheerleaders ROW 1: Susan Hill, Jo Ellyn Ward, Cheri ROW 2: Connie Aschinger, Cynthia Hunt. 65 Baker ROW 1: Susan Hill, Marie Wedeking, Kathy Hatch, Sidney Schramm, Janet Jeckell, Susan Wunschel, Connie Way, Jo Ellyn Ward, Lois Anderson, Cheri Baker, Sharon Riley. ROW 2: Mr. Kubic, Rebecca Bihere, Susan Mehlhop, Carol Klopfenstien, Sandra Bruder, Debra Marple, Barbara Hatch, Pamela Sch neider, Vicki Lewis. ROW 3: Beth Ringgenberg, Becky Hoxie, Jo Struchen, Vickie Burrow, Jonelle Fredrickson, Diane Scott, Gloria Leonard, Sandra Swanson. REIS BROS. GARAGE AND STATION Early, Iowa jU 1012 HIGH BASKETBALL NEMAI-IA LUMBER COMPANY INC. ll l Cheerleaders: Cindy, Gail, Connie, Jan Nema a' Owa ROW 1: Brett Wehde, Marty Williamson, John Weber, Joe Wadsley, Melvin Moore, Gary Schmidt. ROW 2: Rick Breon, Doug Blass, David Mason, Jack Schramm, Dennis Kies, Anthony I-Iardy, Vincent Davis, Steven Wedeking, Mr. Kubic. ROW 3: Robert Wittrock, Craig Strong, Lynn I-Iuisenga, Leo Frehse, Gregory Toomer, Doug Hicks, Danny Lane, Lyle Karstens. ROW 4: Danny Davies, Kenneth Wallace, Philip Stough, Neil Wedeking, Ricky Corrin, Billy Musselman, David Determann. jU IOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: Mrs. Roche, Cheri Huisenga, Sally Walker, Diane Scott, Vickie Burrow, Dernaris Gonnerman, Sandra Swanson, Jan Hicks, Becky Hoxie, Merline Bell, Glenda Bell, Beth Ringgenberg, Gloria Leonard, Jonelle Fredrickson. ROW 2: Connie Ashinger, Cynthia Hunt, Marie Wedeking, Susan Mehlhop, Kathryn Wadsley, Vicki Lewis, Pamela Schneider, Cheri Baker, Jo Struchen, Janice Raine, Sharon Riley, Debra Johnson, Carol Klopfenstien, Susan Hill, Rebecca Bihere. ROW 3: Mary Woodke, Jeanne Werner, San- dra Buder, Connie Way, Jo Ellyn Ward, Sidney Schramm, Kathy Hatch, Peggy Werkmeister, Patsy Za- dow, Gail Jones, Barbara Hatch, Janet Jeckell, Susan Wunschel, Debra Marple, Lois Anderson, Marinelly Cannaday. BOYS' GLEE CLUB 53fl5Y15f5EABER STORE ROW 1: Mrs. Roche, Danny Davies, Ricky Corrin, Neil Wedeking, Billy Musselman, David Determann, Steven Wedeking, Kenneth Wallace, Rick Breon, Douglas Blass, Anthony Hardy, Danny Lane. ROW 2: Joe Wadsley, Lyle Karstens, Jack Norris, Robert Wittrock, Philip Stough, Bill West, Craig Strong, Lynn Huisenga, Jerry Roche, Gary Schmidt, Richard Marple, Douglas Robson. ROW 3: Brett Wehde, Douglas I-licks, David Mason, Vincent Davis, John Weber, Jack Schramm, Marty Williamson, Leo Frehse, Dennis Kies, Gregory Toomer, Kenneth Johnson, Joe Wadsley, Melvin Moore. 67 jUNIOR HIGH BA ND GIRLS SMALL GRQUP BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET -i,,1,.,4-'? 1' ' 'iq' Mg3lf?+ ir,,-, ' 1 fl I X, I ffl' V ,,f N Q X w , 1 x JH 1 , 1 I , ,! , ,,,, , -1-.53 x ,,..,,, 5 , . PUD X. I if ,,,... gx x X T ff ,fi f? FUD nv wifi X - X ' J N L 76 Q M Q '+ F X Marx W W X v Q: -1 XX v' 'vp- f E Ex . -x -..,-1' ' 'J ,I Q ,-26 x ,' . ii. M... - 4- ROW 1: Marcia Swanson, Barb Blass, Tammy Ellinger, Janet Stough, Rosemary West, Peggy Riley, Merilee Schramm, Beth Isaacs. ROW 2: Zelda Raine, Connie Jo Nellis, Hugh Ort, Ronald Way, Jack Mason, Doris Woodke, Guilda Rinehart, Mrs. Hawks. ROW 3: Eddy Daba, Keith Van Houten, Neal Johnson, Timmy Gustafson, Eddie Filmer, Joe Klopfenstein, Gary Moore. THE sTEAK House SI Y GRA DE TI-IE COBBLESTONE INN Food at its Best Dining and Dancing Storm Lake, Iowa Storm Lake, Iowa ROW 1: Joan Wedeking, Jan Schramm, Diedree Sanders, Gloa Freese, Linda Domino, Patty Zemmer, Marilyn Aschinger. ROW 2: Rosemary Ort, Shirlee Wadsley, Cindy Nellis, Martha Kenzy, Janet Hamm, Anita Toomer, Marla Ulven, Mrs. Veach. ROW 3: Leonard Schulke, Fred Frohardt, Douglas Carson, Carol Langner, Jack Mason, Craig Evans, Donald Mason. ROW 1: Lona Wadsley, Mary Stough, Norma Robinson, Dixie Hatch, Donna Way, Rachel Olson. ROW 2: Danny Martin, Kenny Wattier, Mrs. Hall, David Norris, Raymond Mussleman. ROW 3: Marlin Heun, Cindy I-Ieuton, Charles Olson, Alan Fredrichson. PRIMP and BEAUTY SHOP FIF DE BOYER VALLEY PRODUCE Early, Iowa Early, Iowa ROW 1: Jenny Ringenburg, Pam Vining, Sue Mason, Sandra Corrin, Christy Blass, Linda Platt, Rebecca Wadsley, Sue Schramm, Jane Baker. ROW 2: Mrs. Pederson, Earle Kenzy, Sue Wright, David Honeck, Karen Anderson, Darwin Bettin, Billy Mason, Phillip Zadow, Jaree Strong. ROW 3: David Leonard, Walter Werner, Rick Jeckell, David Hunt, James Werkmeister, Rick Mason, Darrell Johnson, David Jennett. ROW 1: Terese Stough, Darla Karstens, Lori Mason, Debbie Hicks, Connie Carlson, Rheta West, Glenda Huen, Mary Waters. ROW 2: Edward Hawks, Jim Fanning, Fred Froherdt, James Hamm, Russell Davis, Jim Combes, Mrs. Boyce. ROW 3: Thomas Hellman, Lorence Ort, Cheryl Neagle, Rebecca Robson, James Mehlhop, Randy Aschinger, Steve Claussen. CARNINE MARKET SAC COUNTY R.E.C Grocery-Meat-Produce R i I Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa ROW 1: Virginia Freese, Sharon Pease, Bonnie Wehde, Kim Hoxie, Pam Gustafson, Barbara Subbert, Karen Pease, Joette Richardson. ROW 2: Mrs. Wright, Dennis Wise, Randy Essing, Wayne Neilson, Glen Wallace, Steve Ackerson, Mark Weber, Billy Jensen, Steve Jennett. ROW 3: Tim Townsend, Alan Domino, Lonnie Huisenga, Bonnie Schneider, Patty Riley, Richard Wittrock, Mike Hemer, Wayne Werner. ROW 1: Nancy Hamm, Marsha Wedeking, Avis Frohardt, Valerie Toomer, Janice Schmidt, Mrs. Smith. ROW 2: Arlen Heun, Alan Wadsley, John Heuton, Pat Mooney, Dean Stough. EiIi1?,f?ll'lFNG THIRD GRA DE 32155522 iffil ROW 1: Lori Ulven, Mourene Kenzy, Pam Hoskins, Joan Kenzy, Danelle Scott, Carol Hanke. ROW 2: Craig Meyer, David Zadow, Charles Gauger, Gregory Hall, Mitchell Zadow, Steven Markley, Richard Wadsley. ROW 3: Paul Strong, James Townsend, James Neville, Merritt Montgomery, Dennis Hoskins, Mrs. Nellis. ROW 1: Jan Mason, Rosalie Bell, Kay Hawks, Mark Determann. ROW 2: Alan Block, Mrs. Smith, Kenneth Olson. IVERS' LOCKERS SE C D A DE SIPPEL SUNDRIES Storm Lake, Iowa Early, Iowa ROW 1: Carol Wadsley, Dawn Meyer, Jaci Bell, Cynthia Franz, Mary Jo Mason, Toni Ellinger, Diane Wittrock, Janene Platt, Colette Richardson, Nancy Riley. ROW 2: Eugene Mentzer, Jeff Essing, Linda Werkmeister, Greg Bryan, Steven Kennedy, Renee Jeckell, Paula Polzein, Robert Schulte, Douglas Brower. ROW 3: Mrs. Hermanson, Bobby Woodke, Steven Determan, Kenny I-Ioffard, Rodney Wadsley, Lanny Huisenga, Gary Domino. ROW 1: Ann Rasmussen, Odessia West, Kimberly Irwin, Katheryn Morrow, Joan Heun, Lee Ann Hell- mann. ROW 2: Bruce Martin, Debra Cook, Marilyn Roggensees, Clifford Frohardt, Wylie Olson. ROW 3: Ricky I-latch, Steven Bruder, Mrs. Hunting, Kenneth Determann. Absent: Kay Stough. CAMPBELL MOTOR CO. INDIAN LANES Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa ROW l: Susan Tovsmsend, Carol Bettin, Carol Porter, Kathleen Cannaday, Penny Montgomery, Lee Holstein. ROW 2: Mike Williams, Milton Ringgenberg, Larry Freese, David Hall, Jackie Schulke, Jeff Nelson, Jimmy Riley, Steve Struchen. ROW 3: Bob Gard, Melvin Wallace, Jackie Nees, Mrs. Jones, Jeff Hemer, Wesley Wemer, Timmy Westcott. W ROW 1: Linda Neagle, Ruth Tiefenthaler, Diane Gard, Debbie Kies, Patty Polzien, Cindy Drey, Jane Feilmeier, Kathy Mentzer. ROW 2: Raymond Tiefenthaler, Francis Dahm, Collen Anderson, Dawn Hansen, Michael Norris, Chuck Blass, Douglas Johnson. ROW 3: Ronald Moore, Robert Wadsley, David Nees, Mrs. Swedberg, Robert Smith, Randy Domino. TOWN AND COUNTRY SERVICE WIGWAM BAKERY Bert O'Connor Cakes and Pastries KI DERGARTE ROW 1: Barbie Frantz, Kristi Kelley, Mary Lenz, Lisa Montgomery, Dianne Freese, Randy Platt, Dee Venzke, Bobby Toomer, Bill Wright. ROW 2: Ann I-Ianke, Melissa Williamson, Lori Westcott, Bill Jen- net, Emmet Berg, Debbie Dethlefson, Mark Dahm, Carol I-Ioffard, Danny Bell, Scott Kennedy. STAND- ING: Mrs. Hall. is ROW 1: Debra Wehde, Glenda Bell, Mary Woodke, Janice Hase, Susan Langner. ROW 2: Donald Langner, Mr. Penniman, Bobby Lane, Roger Wehde. SPECIAL ED U CA TION CLA SS BAKER CLOVER FARM STORE EARLY CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN COMPANY Early, Iowa Early, Iowa 77 i 1f?'i.+.i , V -' -' ' ''.+'1is.L,e,i,1f'fg:- - -- 3 ' . .,. . K- V -. L H f- f ,-f 1, A ... . A . q , 1, Qi.-.--L.Qf,Q I Z In , . 1 5 , f.,a,,,r.g.g,.i,, - . ,ge H 1121. A I '- 1 fg Qvm' -11,555 ' -I .1- ip. . , I I , 4 . ., fr as f-:,, Wm I Vis 3 I , K .frwg m . , LU . . ..,.,..... - vs- i5! 'l'.f fi 'WIT A ' :A- , i aiqirigfzr s , 1 .waits , I Zi.-:Q 'VWEAZH ' CRES TLA D Schramm Oil Company . . R. L. Lashier Trucking . . Dr. J. W. Gauger, M.D.. . DE Garmo Electric ....... Johnson Standard Service . . Buds DX ............ Dr. E. J. Hopkins . . Dr. C. R. Brewer ...... . . Rinehart's Cafe ............ H. A. Puetz Funks Seed Company Lenz8zSons . . . . ......... . Lynn T. wise, Buld on Agent . . . C. H. Hinde, Excavating ..... Don Ellinger, Trucking Sz Livestock Schramm Brothers Shelling .... Matt's Texaco Service ....... P.A.G. Sac City, Inc. . . . Don's Watch Repair Shop . Harold Brown ........ Lents Cleaners ....... Surge Sales and Service . . Larrys' Beauty Salon . . . Mooney's Barber Shop . . J. F. Wilson, Attorney . . Sac City Farm Store . . Dr. R. W. Lee--DDS ...... . Larson's Cafe ..... . ....... Townsand 8rMcKee Farm Service Sac Radio and Electric ...... M. D. Gruber--DDS .... . L. T. Freese, Insurance . . A. J. Casey--DDS . . . . igsmssitg Kg, 'llllisllli-ggtzlsiga Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa . . . .Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Early, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa Sac City, Iowa I Y .Hwglfik an 'H 14 1 I , -W K 2:21, - ukggg III , , Q' 'I i fi. ,if ',g,,,s uf , 2, 9 1, W1 'ii '53, if ', ,W f, ,f 1 'iq W ,J 'f Tea ,s' I 5 I BOOSTER Coast to Coast Stores . . . I-Ieidlbauer Flying Service . Sac City Egg Service . . . Richards' Mobil Service C. D. Gibson--M.D. . Lu.ft's Barber Shop ........... I-Iosteng Sand and Gravel Ready Mix Dr. Miller--M.D. ......... . . Central Telephone Company . . . Art's Sporting and Camera Shop . Tu-Mar Inn .............. W. J. Dixon Lumber Company . C. 8: L. Super Value ...... Lake 8zJon's Super Value Julius Cleaner ........... Brown Ford Tractor Company . . . Storm Lake Mattress 8: Upholstery . Douglas Clothing Company .... Dr. Allan Lande--Optometrist . The Woman's Shop ...... Storm Lake Drug . . Bradleys Fabrics . . . . Feldman's .............. Penleton 8cPenleton Law Offices . Marigold Quality Checked Daries Hussey cS:Cox ............ The Prichard Company . Franz Implement .... K-Roe Beauty Salon .... Schaller Ltunber Company . Schaller Implement .... 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