Des Moines Technical High School - Engineer Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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A dvisers Printing ot Advertisements Cover Design by Don Bemis Sta ff Members Jerry Anderson, Wayne Anthony, Dick Chris- tenson, Ed Cree, John Forsyth, Ted Grant, Gary Mohler, Denny Rhodes, Bob Ruths, James Strand, Lawrence Wieland, Joan Burke, Joan Githens, Mary Margaret Kemish, Nan Mullin, Barbara Queener, Mary Fallis, Evelyn Grant, Sylvia Roey, Dorothy Rose, Dale Anderson, Vir- gil l-lillman, Bob Kirchner, Torn Miller, Sian Young, Bernice Christopher, Q To the young people of the world, the Atomic Age opened up new fields of learning and great- er opportunities, But along with this, came the grave task of making the world a peaceful one. O00 iiiirs Q The seniors of Tech find themselves in o new oge and in ci new world. Living in the new age ond governing the new world ore their responsi- bilities. seniors -3- lanuary lass . .. OFFICERS: HAROLD BURNS ROBERTA NELSON PEGGY OWENS AL GLADSON Vice President Secretary Treasurer President Beverly Nora Adams-' ' Bev. Live a successful life and make a certain person happy: Bob , Clerical Tomahawk Club 3, Chorus 5, Senior Decorating Committee 8. Ronald E. Allsteadt-4'Ronn e To own o 53 Oldsmobile. Aviation Baccalaureate and Commencement Committee 8. Roberta Lee Anderson- Betta To visit Alaska in the future. Clerical Movie Usher 5, 6, Hostess 55 Lunch Room Cashier 65 Baccalaureate 6, Library Stott 6, Technician lAdver- tising Managerj B, Engineer Stott 85 Senior Class Day Commttee 8. I The graduating class of Jane uary i954 was the largest mid-year group in the history of Des Moines Technical High School. Sixty seniors were graduated on January 28. Of this sixty, forty-five were boys and fifteen were girls. Hep Cats lamboree was the theme of their banquet at Younkers Tea Room. Jive talk included the reading ol' the Senior Will by Bob Burch and the Senior Prophecy by Virginia Caf- fee. One of the highlights of their senior activities was the Class Day Play, titled Are We Dressing? . Dr. Houser, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church, gave the Commencement Address. The Boc- caloureate Sermon was delivered by Rev. Foglesong, pastor of the Capitol Hill Christian Church. Richard Roy Baller- Balzer To have as many friends all through my life as I have in high school. Drafting Technician Staff 7, 8, Engineer Staff 7, 85 Senior Social Committee 8. Don L. Bemis- Toni To design a hotel, get married ond live in the penthouse in the hotel. Drafting Golf 3, 5, 6, 7, 81 Technician Staff 7, 85 Editor ot Technician 85 Engineer Staff 8, Nominating Committee for Senior Class 8' Baccalaureate and Commencement Cami mittee lCo-Chairmonj 8. Robert Charles Burch- Bob To become a tool and die maker. Machine Shop Table Tennis Tournament 4, 6, Cross Coun- try 6, Technician Staff 7, iSports Editori 8, Engineer Staff 7, 8. Virginia Carol Catfee-' 'Ginny To succeed in all the plans I have for the future. Clerical Student Council 3, 55 PBX Operator 5g Al- ternate Cafeteria Cashier 5g Lunch Room Cashier 6g Service Club 8, Social Commit- tee 8, Engineer Staff 8, Technician Staff iAdvertising Manongerl 8. Gerald Albert Carpino- Got A date with Marilyn Monroe. Aviation Tennis 65 Social Committee 8. Charles Vernon Clark- Chuck Head pressman in a print shop. Printing Baseball 5, Wrestling B, Cap and Gown Committee 85 Technician Staff 8, Engineer Staff 8. Glen D. Coplen- Cope To lead a happy and carefree life. Welding Galt 3: Technician Staff 7, 8, Engineer Staff 7, 8. Jerry Leroy Beech To go out West and be o cowboy with Harold Burns. Cabinet Making Wrestling 6, 7, 8, Social Committee 85 Technician Staff 85 Engineer Staff 8. James Dean Berg-- Jessie To own a fishing resort in Minnesota. Cabinet Making Decorating Committee 8. Harold W. Burns To go out West with Jerry Beech and hee come a cowboy. Auto Diesel Wrestling 8, Social Committee Co-Chairs man 85 Vice-President Senior Class 8, Darrell Carpenter- Junior To get a private pilot's license. Aviation Maxine Chonnon- Mickey To be like my mother and aunt. Tailoring Chorus 3, G.A.A, 3, 45 Social Committee 55 Table Tennis Tournament 6, Home Room Treasurer 55 Technician Staff 7, 85 En- gineer Statf 7, 85 Majorette B5 Cap and Gown Committee 8. John Delbert Colleft, Jr.-'iDeacon An accomplished musician or minister. Electricity Chorus 3, 6, 7, 8, Band 7, 85 Baseball Scorekeeper 75 Captain Hall Monitors 7' Hall Monitor 85 Baccalaureate and Cami mencement 85 Technician 8, Engineer 8, Danny Crooks- Owl To see Tech be City Basketball Champs. Drafting Golf 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Student Council 8, Bac- calaureate and Commencement Commit- tee 8. Gordon Cubbage Electricity Jim Edwards- Cuestick To travel across the world. Printing Technician Staff 85 Engineer Staff 8. David L. Foster- Curly To be a Multi-Billionaire. Machine Shop Tennis 7. Edward A. Godfrey- Ed To become a tool and die maker. Machine Shop Class Day Committee 8. Delores Jean tParkerl Grey- DEE To he a good wife to a former Tech student. Retailing Office Service Staff 65 Senior Social Com- mittee CCo-Chairmanl 85 Student Council Representative lAlternateJ 85 Technician Staff 85 Engineer Staff 85 Display at Open House 8. Frank Edwin Harper- J im To be a good refrigeration man-maybe, someday to have my own business. Refrigeration Social Committee 4, 75 Football 45 Service Club 5, 65 Student Council 5, 75 Student Court 75 Letterman's Club 75 Student Coun- cil President 85 Engineer Staff 85 Techni- cian Staff 85 Class Day Committee fCo- glwagrrgwanj 85 Vice-President Letterman's U . Kay Raymond Lancaster- Mr. Peepers To be a first class printer. Printing 'gable Tennis Tournament 3, 55 Wrestling Mariorie Ellen Davis- Margie To always have a Jim-dandy time. Stenographic Service Club 5, 65 PBX Operator 5, 65 Bac- calaureate and Commencement Committee 65 Cheerleader 65 Cheerleading Letter 7, 85 Student Council tExecutivel 75 Student Council lSecretaryl5 Princess iDrake Re- Iaysl 75 Student Council 75 Baccalaureate Hostess 75 Technician Staff lEditorl 85 En- gineer Staff 85 Cheerleader lCaptainl 85 Homecoming Queen 85 Class Day Commit- tee lCo-Chairmonl 8. James Rodney Forbes- Fat FeIla To have o Sorenson build and wrestle at Marigold Garden. Printing Track 55 Wrestling 6, 75 Engineer Staff 7, 85 Technician Staff 7, 85 Student Council 35 Cap and Gown Committee tCo-Chair- man! 8. Albert Dean Gladsan- Al To get married. Wresting 45 Football 65 Student Council 35 Football Letter 6, 85 Letterman's Club lPresidentl 7, 85 Student Court 85 Senior Class President 85 Engineer Staff 85 Tech- nician Staff 8. Jack Carroll Grant-'iRommel To join the Airforce and see the world. Painting and Decorating Track and Field 3, 75 Football 4, 85 Let- terman's Club 8' Senior Baccalaureate Committee 8. Shirley Moy Hamilton To travel around the good ol' United States. Accounting Tennis 45 Jr. Drama Club 4, 55 GAA. 4, 55 Lunch Room Cashier 45 Activity Ticket Staff 5, 65 Office Service Staff 55 Jr, Red Cross 85 Senior Decorating Committee lCo- ghaigmanj B5 Technician Staff 85 Engineer taf 8. Jerry H. Knox- Fort Knox To see the world through anything but 0 porthole. Welding Jess Willard Lancaster- Burt Cabinet Making Technician Staff 85 Engineer Staff 85 Social Committee 8. Harold Leverne McCain- Little Mac To be a successful banker or keeper at the keys at Fort Knox. Welding Basketball 3, 6, B, Baseball 5, Chorus 7, 8, Technician Staff 7, Technician tSport Ed- itorl 8, KDPS Sports 8, Engineer Staff 8, Football 8. Mildred Elizabeth McKay- Red To be a success in lite and make a certain person happy Uackl. Retailing G.A.A. 3, Table Tennis Tournament 4, En- gineer Statf 7, 8, Technician Staff 7, 8, Chorus 8, Baccalaureate Commencement Committee tCo-Choirmanj 8, Ping Pong Tournament 8. Donald Wayne Nelson To see the world. Electricity Technician Staff B, Engineer Staff 8, Dec- orating Committee 8. Lois Margy Ottleld- Margy To be happy. Student Activity Ticket Staff 8, Baccalau- reate and Commencement Committee B. John A. Parker- Skippy To get married. Auto Diesel Baseball 3, Table Tennis Tournament 6, fechnician Staff 8, Engineer Staff 8. Paul Marquis Qiqandohl- Mo Par To go to a college that has a swell group ot students like Tech's. Retailing Senior Cap and Gown Committee 8. Robert Razor- Bob To travel around the world with Jim Brooks in his new Mercury. Auto Diesel Robert G. McClelland To graduate from college and make 510,- OOO a year. Machine Shop Wrestling 4, Student Council 7, 8, Stu- dent Court 7, Class Day Committee 8, Bet- ter School Relations Committee 8, Techni- cian Staff 8, Engineer Staff 8. George Howard Mullins-- Moe To be a mechanical engineer. Machine Shop Movie Usher 6, 7, 8, Rifle Club 7, Movie Operator 8, Technician Staff 7, tCirculae tion Managerl 8, Engineer Staff 8, Wres- tling 8, Baccalaureate and Commencement Committee 8, Activity Ticket Staff 6. Roberta Kay Nelson- Berta Kay To get the most out ot life. Stenographic Chorus 35 Tennis 3, G.A.A. 3, Student Ac- tivity Ticket 5, 6, Lunchroom Cashier 6, Athletic Office Staff 6: Senior Class Secre- tary 8, Technician Staff iExchange Editorj 85 Engineer Staff 8. Peggy Lou Ovens- Peg To go to Virginia and Colorado in March. Retailing Tennis 3, G.A.A. 3, Lunchroom Cashier 6, Office Service Staff 6, PBX Operator 6, 7, Treasurer of Senior Class 8, Technician Staff 7, tExchange Editorl 8, Engineer Staff 8. Dee Phillips- Dee To play professional baseball. Auto Diesel Baseball 3, 5, 7, Social Committee 8, En- gineer Staff 7, 8, Technician Staff 7, 8. Don Rasmussen- Wild Bill Join the Marines. Machine Shop Cap and Gown Committee 8. Christ Earnest Surtolis- Greek Get rich tast. Drafting Engineer Staff 7, 8, Technician Staff 7, 8, Social Committee 8. Glenn Edvard Saunders To graduate from Omaha Baptist Bible ln- stitute-Then? Radio Movie Operator 3, 4, 5, PA. Operator 6, 7, Senior Decorating Committee 8, Baccalau- reate and Commencement Committee 8, KDPS Engineering B. Gary G. Shepherd- Shep To catch up on my sleep when l graduate. Machine Shop Baccalaureate and Commencement Com- mittee 8. Larry L. Sovder- Ollie To be a success in life. Welding Baseball 3, 5, 6, 7, Basketball 3, 4, 7, 8, Hall Monitor 7, 8, Student Council 7, Tech- nician Staff 7, Tennis 8, Cap and Gown Committee 8, Ping Pong Tournament 8, KDPS History Broadcast 8. Richard Dwight Story- Dick To be the best cabinet-maker in the state. Cabinet Making Technician Staff 7, 8, Engineer Stott 7, 8, Senior Social Committee 8. William LeRoy Vaughn- Wild Bill To be the head chef at Waldorf Astoria, Hotel and Restaurant Band 4, Pep Club 4, Ushers and Hosts Committee 4, Christmas Tea 4, Baccalau- reate and Commencement Committee 8, Technician 6, 7, Engineer 7, Charlene May Warren- Chuckie To make a big success in the Waves, Tailoring A A 3 4 5 Chorus 1 Engineer Staff G... . , , 1 -5 .. 7, 8, Technician Staff 7, 8, Cap and Gown Committee 8, William Henry White- Bill To be a cabinet-maker. Cabinet Making Baseball 3, Technician Staff 7, 8, Engineer Staff 7, 8, Decorating Committee 8. Frances Roberta Scales- Fritz To be liked by all. Tailoring G.A.A. 4, Cap and Gown Committee B. William Joseph Shepherd-e Shep To be a success in whatever job I under- take and never to leave any unfinished work. Commercial Art 'grack 4, Decorating Committee tChairmanl Clyde Edward Stevens To always look on the bright side of life. Printing Cap and Gown Committee 8. Donald Keith Treanor- Don To be a test pilot. Aviation Band 3, Movie Usher 5, Baccalaureate and Commencement Committee 8. Carolyn June Warren- Joe'f To marry Joe and be a good wife to him. Tailoring G.A.A. 3, 4, 5, Chorus 3, Technician Staff 7, 8, Engineer Staff 7, 8, King's Court Candidate 8, Modeling tSimplicity Patterns! 8, Modeling iOpen Housej 8, Cap and Gown Committee 8. Dale F. Wayman-'Vamanskyn To fly the first rocket to the moon. Refrigeration Football 4, Wrestling 4, 6, 7, Wrestling Letter 7, Co-op 8, Technician Staff 8, Engineer Staff 8, Social Committee 8. Helen Wood Become Mrs. William Weathers, Jr. Hctel and Restaurant Technician Staff 8, Engineer Staff 8, Co- op 8, Class Day Committee 8. Not Pictured: Gerald Allen Schneider-4 Jerry To be o fireman. Auto Diesel Table Tennis Tournament 6, Golf 6. Don Wilson President jun lass... SENICR OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD Ed Cree Sharon Bradbury Vice-President Board ' i Katy Addis Paul Hayden Secrctarv Board i Rex Jordon Treasurer C O The othcers and execuhve hoard of the June Senior Class are responskMe for planning the various activities of the graduating class, These ac tivities include a party, a prom, a banquet, class day and the graduation exercises. The president and the vice-president preside at all meetings of the class, The secretary is responsible for rhe rninutes of each meeting and for the writing of necessary letters. The treasurer collects the senior dues, ,-9,- Catherine Ann Addis- Katey To go to Iowa Teachers and then marry some guy and try to make him happy. Stenographic Chorus 3, Band Maiorette 5, 6, 7, 8: Lunch Room Cashier 5, 65 Table Tennis Tournament 55 G.A.A, 5, 65 Service Club 85 enior Class Secretar 8 KDPS Announcer S ' v 2 8, Talent Show 8, Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Committee 7. Dole Lee Anderson- Slick To own my own business, Electricity Hall Monitor 6, 75 Technician Staff 8, En- gineer Staff B. Gerald Ramsey Anderson- Jerry To be editor of my own paper. Printing Greenhorn Technician iEditorl 75 Techni- cian Editor 85 Engineer Staff 87 KDPS Sports Broadcaster 8. Paul Wayne Anthony Ta own my own printshop. Printing Service Club 5, 7, 85 Library Assistant 7, 85 Class Day Committee 8, Technician iCa- Circulation Managerb 8, Engineer Staff B. Leroy N. Ballard- Farm Boy Navy and then go to farming. Machine Shop Student Board 5: Trattic Control 5, Track 5, Hall Monitor 8. Gladys Arlene Bates- Harris Tweed To establish a permanent residence at Pio- neer Gun Club after graduation from nurses training. Stenagraphic Social Committee 35 Hall Monitor 3, Lunch Room Cashier 5, 65 G.A,A. 7, Drama Club 85 Commencement Committee 85 Spring Festival 83 Publications 8. Loretta Rose Bisher- Lottie Be general manager of Don Prewitt, ln- corporated. Stenographic Drama Club 7 8' Bon uet Committee 8' . , Cl , Library Stott 85 Christmas Play 8, Drama Pep Assembly 8. Jack Carl Allen To find an oil well in my back yard. Painting and Decorating Monitor Captain 7, Hall Monitor 8. David M. Anderson- Dave To be some kind of an engineer. Radio Tennis 53 Rifle Club iVice-Presidentl 6. Wayne E. Anderson- Andy To find a good job, Radio P.A. Operator 5, 65 Student Council 4, En- gineer Radio Station KDPS. James Wilfred Armer Gordon F. Barnard- Slim None whatsoever. Radio P.A. Operator 65 Usher Committee 7, I6 M.M. Movie Operator 5. Robert Eugene Berger- Bob To have the largest trained flea circus in the world. Table Tennis Tournament 3. Doris Jean Blake- Torchy To be an airline hostess on Captain Video's space ship. Clerical Table Tennis Tournament 55 Office Service Staff 5, Student Activity Ticket Staff 6, Student Council 53 Social Committee 8, Baccalaureate Committee B. Roger Wayne Bledsoe Sharon Lea Bradbury To live a full and successful lite and be liked by all. Stenographic Student Council 3, 7, G.A.A. 3, 4, Service Club 3, Pep Club 3, PBX Operator 4, Lunch Room Cashier 5, 6, Social Commit- tee iCo-Chairmanj 8. Michael Robert Broadie- Mick To borrow a million. Basketball 7, 8, Social Committee 8, Stu- dent Council Alternate 8, KDPS Announc- ing 8, KDPS Panel Discussions 8, Publica- tions B. John Samuel Brown Marlene Della Ann Brown- Mardee To latch on to a certain Ed from Lincoln High. Stenographic Publications 85 Commencement Commit- tee 8. Jerry Fredrick Caster Richard Lee Chrisfenson- Dick To become a five-star general or a buyer for Younkers. Retailing Football 3, Band 3, Hall Monitor 6, Tech- nician Statt 8, Engineer Staff 8, Cap and Gown Committee 8. Beniamin F. Bowlsby- Slim Mechanic or Machinist. Machine Shop Pool Messenger 3, Stage Crew 3, Band 3, 4, 5, 8, Stage Manager 4, Band Coun- cil 4, 6, 8, Drum Maior 4, 5, 6, 8. Jacqueline Yvonne Brewer- Jackie or Joy.. To make my family proud of me. Stenographic G.A.A. 3, PBX Operator 6, 7, Table Tennis Tournament 7, 8, Cashier in Lunchroom 8, Banquet Committee 8, Sold Candy 7, KDPS Announcer. Janel' Loraine Brower To always be as good to my children as my mother has been to hers. Clerical Senior Social Committee 8, Publications 8. Larry James Brown- Brown To get me a hearse with tender skirts and dual pipes. Electricity Bond 3, 4, 5. Richard Carlson- WNOPlJ To take a trip to Alpha Centoris after l retire. Radio Table Tennis Tournament 3, P.A. Operator 6, Radio Club 8, Publications 8. Phillip Michael Chiaramonte Bernice Yvonne Christopher- Niecee To be a true servant to God. Tailoring Table Tennis Tournament 4, 6, Engineer Staff B, Technician Staff 8, Cap and Gown Committee 8. Philip James Clinton- Phil To be the best retouch mon in the stcte. Commercial Art Cheerleader 5, 6. Thames F. Colemanf' Tom To be an architect. Drafting Carroll Nathan Connett To be a top-notch commercicl c-rtfst. Commercial Art Shirley Ann Cruikshank To make Jerry happy and to pe c super- visor at the telephone company. Clerical Ottice Service Desk 35 Lunch Roorr Cosh- ier 5, 65 Selection of Baccalaureate Speaker 85 Balloting Committee Senior Officers 85 Class Day Committee 85 Puhlicctfofs 8. Gerald M. DanieIsAi'Jerry To be a singer on the Grand Cle' Ocery. Cabinet Making Co-Chairman Class Day Commrttee 8, Tol- ent Assembly 85 Publications E. Lyle Duane Danielson Neil James Dittmer To be o chemical engineer. Hi-Y 85 Student Council 8. Jorene Kay Cole- Moose Learn how to enjoy Hill Billy music- like my educated buddies, Stenographic Social Committee 35 Panel Discussion 35 PBX Operator 4, 65 Lunch Room Cashier 5, 65 Student Council 35 Y-Teen Secretary 6, 75 Candy Sales 65 Cashier and Hostess 65 Senior Usher 75 Table Tennis Tourna- ment 55 Senior Social Committee 85 Sec- retary of Student Council 8. LeRoy Earl Conard Ed S. Cree- Swede To own my own battleship. Auto Diesel Sophomore Team Baseball 45 Wrestling 5, 6, 85 Senior Class Vice Presiclent 85 Tech- nician lSports Editorl S5 Engineer Staff 8. Harry Richard Crumley John Richard Daniels-'Zlohny' To do the Lord's will. Radio Radio Club 85 KDPS Engineer 8. Glenn Voss Deaton- Ma To own a '54 Olds 88 Conyertible. Cabinet Making Robert Eugene Dodd To go to college then go into business for myself as a mechanic. Virginia Mae Dorsey-'Jimmie' Go to college and lead a happy, successsful life. Stenographic Band 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 85 Tennis 35 Movie Ticket Seller 35 Band Council S, 7, 85 Bac' calaureate and Commencement Announcer 45 Student Council 65 Movie Usher 4, 5, 65 Office Staff 55 PBX Operator 65 Co-Cheir- man Banquet Committee 8. David L. Ellenvraod- Dave Naval Admiral. Drafting Mary Fallis-- Red To live long enough to collect my Fees Retailing G.A.A. 3, 4, 6, 85 PBX Operator 7, 85 Office Worker 85 Engineer Staff B5 Ex- change Editor Technician 85 Candy Soles 7, Ernest Raymond Fisher- Ernie To be a diesel mechanic. Auto Diesel William Lee Fraaken- Bi ll To serve Christ wherever I may be and Q0 to Bible School. Machine Shop Movie Operator 35 l6 M.M. Operator 4. Donna Jean Githens- Joanie To be able to help those who need it. Retailing Chorus 65 Baccalaureate Committee ICO- Chairmonl 85 Engineer Staff 85 Technician Staff 85 PBX Operator 8. Oscar Ray Gore Work six months and loaf six months of the year. Printing Cross Country 5, 75 Service Club 6, 7, 85 Track 6: Captain Cross Country 55 Publi- cations 8, David H. Drown- Mouse To put a meter in my Taxi. Wrestlin 3, 45 Cheerleader 7, 85 Student Council 5 Social Committee 85 Hall Mon- itor 85 Family Life Conference 85 Kiwanis Representative 85 M. C. Talent Assembly 85 KDPS Panels 85 Publications B5 KDPS News 8. Electricity Shirley A. Eubanks- Fatima' To be liked by all and loved by one. Stenagraphic Office Service Staff 65 PBX Oocrator 75 Banquet Committee 8. Donald LeRoy Finley Beverly Jean Flack- Bev To go to college and see just what malfns it click. Clerical G.A.A. 4, 5, 65 Library Staff 5, 65 Golf 5, 65 Table Tennis Tournament 55 G.A.A. Letter 65 Drama Club 85 Cap and Gown Committee 85 Student Council 85 Spring Festival Play 85 Christmas Play 85 Publi- cations 8. James Henry Gelner- Tex To be a camel and walk a mile for a person. Painting and Decorating Junior Drama Club 45 Student Council 3, 45 Banquet Committee 8. Delores Fern Goodwin- Dee To be lucky and someday get o Packard. Commercial Art G.A,A. 55 Senior Decorating Committee 8. Eugene D. Gourley- Gene To travel a little, then settle down or get a job working for Uncle Sam. Electricity Social Committee 75 Better School Relae tions Committee 75 Student Council 7, 85 Senior Social Committee 8. Sharon Kay Graham Just to be a good ol' housewife for Lynn. Clerical Service Club 3, 45 Office Service Club 35 Chorus 35 G.A.A. 35 PBX Operator 45 Li- brarv Staff 45 Substitute Lunchroom Cash- ier 5, 65 Senior Decorating Committee 8. Theodore Grant- Ted A top commercial artist, Commercial Art Sophomore Football 35 Track 65 Football 7' Football Letter 75 Senior Decorating Committee 85 Technician and Engineer Staff B. Thomas Elwood Gruis-- Cupcake To do the Lord's will and have a full life. Radio Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Stage Crew 5, 6: Student Council 55 KDPS Remote 85: Movie Usher 8, Richard Lee Hankinson- Hank l forgot, ask my father. Drafting President Rifle Club 6. James I-lartshorn- Henrietta A. and E. License Aviation Second Team Baseball 45 Usher Commit- tee 6, 7, 8. Eddie Verle Heggs Own the biggest radio station in Iowa. Radio Richard E. Herold- Dick Aviation Mechanic Aviation Sophomore Football 35 Track 45 Senior Ba!- loting Committee 85 Cap and Gown Com- mittee 8. o live long enough to collect the money Evelyn Marie Grant- Evie T . Bob McCIish and Harold McCaw owe me. Tailoring Chorus 3, 35 Technician Staff lAdvertisIng Manogerj 85 Student Council 4, 6, 7, 85 Engineer Staff 85 Cap and Gown Commit- tee lCo-Chairmanl 85 Balloting Committee for Senior Officers 85 Family Life Confer- ence 85 KDPS Newscaster 85 Greenhorn Edition iAdvertising Managerl 7. Ted Grimm- Ted To be an automobile mechanic. Auto Diesel Publications 8. Joyce Marie Hague- Joy To be a good wife to Phil. Stenographic Chorus 35 G.A.A. 45 Golf 45 Baccalaureate Committee 8. Jerry L. Harris- Tex To go to Colorado and retire in a year with Birdie. Hotel and Restaurant Paul Milton Hayden- Peepers To fly a Stearman. Aviation Sophomore Baseball 45 Co-Treasurer of Sen- ior Class 8. James R. Heldenbrand- Jim To become an evangelist. Machine Shop Banquet Committee 8. Virgil W. Hillman- Virg To play the trombone like Glenn Miller did. Printing Band 3 4 5, 6, 7, 85 I6 M.M. Operator 4, 5, 6', 75 Engineer Staff 85 Technician Staff 8. Frank Hagan, Jr.- Cool To become president of Sportsman's Club and to be successful in lite. Commercial Art Football 35 Usher Committee 7, 85 Senior Decorating Committee 85 Track 85 KDPS Announcer 8. Thomas William Hopper- Tom To ioin the Air Force. Aviation Wrestling 7, 85 Senior Social Committee 8. 1 Duane R. Howe To be able to own and drive a Cadillac by the time I om 25. Auto Diesel James Irwin- Ace To get Commercial Pilot, Instrument Rat- ings and A 8. E License. Aviation Movie Operator 4, 5, 6, 85 35 M.M, Op- erator 6, 7. Jack Johnson Be an explorer. Aviation Baseball 45 Publications 8. Richard Keith Jones- Dick To have a place in Colorado where I won't have to do anything but hunt and fish. Electricity Social Club 3 Announcer Assistan Di I l tl s- trict Track Meet 45 Movie Operator 55 Stu- dent Council 8. Rex C. Jordan To be an accountant or own my own busi- ness and get rich over night. Accounting S. A. T. Staff 65 Student Council 5, 7, 8' Senior Treasurer 85 Student Court 8. 1 JoAnne Holman- Jo To go to Hawaii on my honeymoon. Stenographic Maiorette 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Chorus 35 G.A.A. 35 Office Service Statt 55 Table Tennis Tournament 55 Class Day Committee 85 KDPS Announcer 8. John Wayne Hornocker Ronald L. Huston- Hugo To have as much fun and fortune in lite as possible. Machine Shop Band 5, 6, 7, 8. Joyce Jeannette Jackson- Jackson To get married and live in Michigan. Clerical Social Committee 35 S. A. T. 65 Y-Teen Club 75 Commencement Committee 8. Jerry Dee Johnson To be successful in farming. Aviation Patricia ll-lorrlganl Jordan- Pat Shirley Anna Kasner- Sammy To slam the proverbial rolling stone and gather some Mass . Commercial Art Technician Greenhorn ICQ-Editorl 75 Stu- dent Council 65 Social Committee 6, 75 Prom Hostess 45 Senior Decorating Commit- tee B5 Engineer Staff lCo-Editorl B5 KDPS Newscaster 85 Scholastic Art Award 85 Technician Reporter 8. Mariorie Jane Kellogg-' 'Mar1 Travel. Stenographic Pep Club 3, 45 G.A,A. 45 Golf 4, 55 P.B,X. Operator 45 Cafeteria Cashier 5, 6. Mary Margaret Kemish To be a senator from the state of Iowa. Retailing Office Service Staff 65 Hall Monitor 65 Baccalaureate Committee 85 Engineer Staff lBusiness Manager Assistantl 85 Technician Staff B. Leona Ferne Kimes To be a retail executive and make a cer- tain Tech student happy, Retailing Chorus 55 Office Service Staff 65 Cap and Gown Committee 85 Technician Reporter 85 tngineer Staff iCopy Editorl 85 KDPS 8. Richard R. Kluesner- Curley To have a 54 Chev. Convert. Cabinet Making Marv Kay Kulis To tag along with Mary to Washington, D. C. Clerical Technician Reporter 3, 45 P.B.X. Operator 5, 65 S. A. T, 65 Baccalaureate Nominating Committee 85 Baccalaureate Committee 8. Thny P. Lisac Keep my old friends and make many new ones. Cabinet Making Cap and Gown Committee 8. Joyce Marguerite Love- Margie Liked by all-lovecl by one. Clerical G.A,A. 3, 4, 5, 65 Technician Representa- tive 35 Service Club 45 Color Day Assembly 45 Student Council 3, 4, 5, 6, 85 Home Room Secretary 45 Senior Nomination Corn- mittee 65 Usher Committee 65 Movie Usher 65 Student Court Judge 6, 85 Cap and Gown Committee 8. James Arthur Kelly Lorraine Anne Kilgore- Lorrie To ga to college and get more larnin' so l can be a successful commercial artist. Commercial Art Hostess Baccalaureate and Commencement Committee 75 Senior Decorating Committee 85 Student Council 85 All-School Social Committee 85 Technician Staff 85 Engl- neer Staff iCo-Editorl 85 Scholastic Art Awards 8. Bob Kirchner4 Boots To hunt in Canada and drive a semi-truck. Welding Engineer Staff 85 Technician Reporter 8. Phil L. Koch4UPhil To be a commercial artist and designer. Commercial Art Noon Movie Operator 5, 6, 7, 85 Service Club 65 Nominating Senior Committee 8. Daniel D. Lehrnkuhl- Lern Junior Christian Minister. Vocational Welding Football 35 Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Hall Monitor 8. Jerry Dean Lohner To do the best in anv job l have. Vocational Drafting Basketball 3, 5, 6, 7, 85 Football 3, 55 Technician Representative 35 Baseball 4, 6, 8. Barbara Jean Luce- Barbs Go to Iowa State Teachers College with Katey, Carrel, and Jorene. Stenographic Lunchroom Cashier 65 P.B.X. Operator 75 Table Tennis Tournament 75 Senior Class Dav Committee 8. David Wallace Mann Robert Mattern- Yo-Ho To be 6 feet, 2 inches tall. Radio Chorus 3, Table Tennis Tournament 3, Movie Usher 4, 5, 6, 7, B, P.A. Operator 65 Drama Club 7, 85 Usher Committee 7, Service Club 85 Radio Club 8, Robert McClish-l'Mac To go to Hollywood and marry Debbie Reynolds, Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Baseball 4, 6, 8: Hall Monitor 8, Football 7, Edvard Cecil Miller, Jr.- Cec Cabinet Making Thomas V. Miller- Tom To make my mother and father as proud of me as l am of them, Printing Band 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Technician Reporter 8, Engineer Staff 8. Donald John Moore Nancy Mae Mullen-- Nan To makc Ronnie, Mom and Dad as happy and proud of me as I am of them. Retailing Chorus 3, Bond 3, 45 GAA. 3, 4, Office Service Staff 35 Service Club 5, Table Ten- nis Tournament Sg Tennis 6, Hall Monitor 65 Drama Club 7, 85 Cap and Gown Com- mittee 8, Technician Reporter 85 Engineer Staff lAss't. Copy Editorj 8, Christmas Play 8, Play Festival 8. Madaline J. Martin- Mad To be a success in life and still have fun. Clerical Tennis 3, 4, Office Staff 3, 5, 65 G.A.A. 3, 4, 5, 6, G.A.A. Letter 5, Tennis Letter 6, Swimming Ap Banquet Committee 85 KDPS Announcer 8. Charles McClelland- Rockey To be a river boat gambler on thc Missis- sippi. Refrigeration Wrestling 6, Ted C. McNaney To be a big business executive, Accounting Gordon L. Miller To be a play boy lUncIe Sam's that isl. Cabinet Making Gary C. Mohler-- Gary Retire at the age of 25. Printing Technician Reporter 8, Engineer Staff 8 Larry Morgan- Margie To have a wonderful life and everything I want in Denver, Colorado. Painting and Decorating Table Tennis Tournament 3. Betty Jean Munyon To become a singer. Stenagraphic G.A.A. 3, 4, 6, Table Tennis Tournament 35 Chorus 35 Assembly Program 45 Stage Show 47 Social Committee 8, Publications 8, Talent Show B. Michael Hugh Newman- Woody To go back to California. Welding Table Tennis Tournament 3, 5, 7, Student Council 3, 47 Family Life Conference 8, Publications 8. Ca rrel Lee Oakes To go to Iowa State Teachers with Katey Addis. Clerical Moiorette 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Hall Monitor 6, Band Council 7, Class Day Committee tCo- Chairmanl 85 Talent Assembly 8, Dixie Joanne Parker- Jody To be an artist and see the world. Commercial Art G.A.A. 5, 65 Pep Club 6, 7, 85 Baccalau- reate and Commencement Hostess 7, Scho- lastic Art Award 85 Senior Decorating Committee 8. Ray E. Phares To be an outstanding cabinet maker and have my own business located close to my ranch style home. Cabinet Making Band 35 Track 3, 8, Table Tennis Tourna- ment 5, 7. Earl Wayne Purscell- Percy To own a castle and a small fortune. Painting and Decorating Baseball 4, 65 Student Council 6, 7, 85 Baccalaureate Speaker Committee 8. Norman L. Reeves- Norm To be a tool and die maker. Machine Shop Table Tennis Tournament 3. Denny Rhodes- Dusty To be a good ink dobber. Printing Engineer Staff 85 Technician Reporter 8. Randall Gail Nicholsf- Big Hawk To be an architect. Drafting Baseball 4, 8, Sergeant at Arms iStudent Councilj 7. Albert James Oswald- Al To make good at whatever I try. Aviation Robert L. Parker- Bob To make many new friends and keep my old ones, especially Mary. Cabinet Making Band 35 Table Tennis Tournament 3, Sen- ior Class Day Commlttee 8, Publications 8. Samuel Plecas- Pedro To be a successful buyer for some fortun- ate lorge department store. Retailing Student Council 65 Football 6, 7, Judge Student Court 75 Captain Hall Monitors 6, Pool Messenger 65 Senior Social Committee 85 Technician Staff 7. Barbara Jean Queener- Midget Always be happy and have alotta fun. Stenographic Service Club 4, Chorus 4, 5, G.A.A. 4, 5, Lunch Room Alternate Cashier 65 Lunch Room Cashier 73 Exchange Editor Techni- clan 85 Engineer Staff 8. Walter Terry Reich- Tex To become a professional motorcycle dare devil and race driver. Aviation Table Tennis Tournament 3. Robert Leray RichardsJ Fittiest To be a marine. Welding Donald D. Reid- Don Just to be happy. Electricity Wrestling 7, 8. Sylvia Dolores Roey To be well-financed, well-fed, and well- loved by one. Technician Reporter 7, 81sEngineer Staff 8, Cap and Gown Committee 8. Robert James Ruths- Bob To be a successful manager and go lo California. Retailing Cap and Gown Committee 8, Engineer Staff 8, Technician Reporter 8. Donald Roy Salisbury To stay single and free until I meet the right girl. Painting and Decorating Wrestling 5, 7, 8, Hall Monitor 7, 8. Ellsworth R. Shatter- Elz To become an electronic research and de- sign engineer and have a good ham shack. Radio President, Tech Amateur Radio Club 8. James Roy Sheets Russell Shepherd- Shep To play in the Rose Bowl. Drafting Track 4, 85 Football 7, Hall Monitor 7, Track Letter 4. Flovd A. Rockwell- Hard Rock or Rocky To be a nightclub singer or recording star. Cabinet Making Sophomore Baseball 4, Table Tennis Tour- nament 55 Tennis 7. Dorothy Wanda Rose- Dottie To be a wonderful wife starting in June and a credit to Tech High. Retailing Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Club 35 GAA. 3, 5, Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 75 Service Club 65 Lunch- room Cashier 7, 8, Engineer Mailing Editor 8, Technician Reporter 8, Class Day Com- mittee 8. Dorothy Evelyn Rynearson To be successful in everything, especially in making friends. Stenographic Pep Club 3, Tennis 4, G.A.A. 45 Lunch- room Cashier 5, 65 Student Council 6, 75 Y-Teen Club Vice President 75 Service Club Vice President 75 Student Court Recording Secretary B, Commencement Committee 8, John LeRoy Selover- J ack To own a car that won't break down and make a certain East High girl happy. Electricity Hall Monitor 3, 8, Publications 8. I Charles Francis Sheets- Francis Go to Florida. Painting and Decorating Stanley Allen Sheets- Stan To be successful in my profession lSSSi and at play. Radio Baccalaureate Committee 8, Publications 8. Elmo Joy Shoemaker Reid Craig Simpson-- Dum-Dum To have no troubles in life and to be the best in whatever l do. Commercial Art Library Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Football 35 Basketball 3, 85 Sophomore Baseball 45 Baseball 85 Student Council 45 Social Com- mittee 45 Table Tennis Tournament 55 Cross Country Track 55 Tennis 75 Ass't Co- Editor Technician 85 Engineer Sports Ed- itor 85 Co-Chairman Senior Decorating Committee 85 KDPS Newscaster 85 Kiwanis Representative 8. Richard Guy Smith- Dick To be president of Bell Telephone. Cabinet Making Hall Monitor B5 Football 75 Social Commit- tee 3. Charles H . Spencer Doris Ilene Steele- Da To go on a vacation to Florida. Clerical Student Council 85 Drama Club 7: Drama Club President 85 Library Staff 6' Spring Festival Play 85 Balloting Committee 85 Publications 8. Janet Gail Stewart- Flame To be hODDY and have fun. Commercial Art Service Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4, 5, 6' Co- President Pep Club 85 G.A.A. 5, 65 Hostess Baccalaureate and Commencement 75 T:- ble Tennis Tournament 75 Senior Decorat- ing Committee 8. Edith Lareine Stone- Edie Live on a farm and have the Chottlars down for a reunion. Stenographic Class Day Committee 85 KDPS Announcer 85 Supply Room Alternate 85 Table Tennis Tournament 35 Office Staff 45 Supply Clerk 4, 5, 6: G.A.A. 45 Alternate Cafeteria Cashier 45 Student Council 4. Karen Koe Tavcnner To go to college, achieve many friends and then settle down. Commercial Art Pep Club 35 Tennis 4, 75 G.A.A, 45 Y-Teen 65 Student Court 75 Student Council 65 President Y-Teen 6, 75 Hostess Baccalau- reate and Commencement 75 Co'Chairman Senior Decorating Committee 85 Scholastic Art Award 8. Roger Kirk Simpson- Rag To be loved by one and liked by all. Vocational Drafting Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 85 Football 35 Hi-Y 45 Library Staff 55 KDPS Newscaster 85 Family Life Conference 85 Kiwanis Repre- sentative 85 Co'Sports Editor Engineer 85 Ass't Co-Editor Technician 8. Larry T. Sneak- 5nook Go to the Indianapolis auto races. Accounting Junior Drama Club 3, 45 Movie Usher 45 Library Staff 5, 65 S. A. T. 6. Bonnie Sue Spratt- Bon To succeed in whatever I strive to do. Clerical Service Club 35 G.A.A. 5, 65 Y-Teen 75 Student Council 85 Commencement Com- mittee 85 Publications 8. Mary Alice Stevens-' A Steve To be receptionist for Kemish and Schafer, Attorneys at Law. Retailing Senior Banquet Committee 85 Chorus 5, 6, 75 Lunchroom Cashier 75 Student Cour1cil5. Paul D. Stillvrell- Still-Sick Become a big spur gear in a little ma- chine shop. Machine Shop Hall Monitor 85 Ballating Committee 8 Student Council Alternate 85 Publications 8 James Russell Strand- Jim To become a linotype operator. Printing Library Staff 5, 6, 7, 85 Engineer Staff 8 Co-Circulation Monanger Technician 8. Charles Edvard Tesdall- Chuck To drive in the indianapolis 500. Painting and Decorating Library Staff 3. Karalyn Kay Twining- Ding Ding To be Mrs. B. V. Clerical Cheerleader 5, 7, 85 Drama Club 35 G.A.A. 3, 4, 55 Chorus 35 P.B.X. Operator 55 Letter Cheerleader 6, 85 Y-Teen Program Chorus 65 Hall Monitor 65 Social Commit- tee 8. John Wesley Wailes- Wes To make a million dollars and then start to work. Welding Mary Ann Waltersv Hot Rod To be liked and make a certain Loy happy. Clerical G.A.A. 5. Paul W. Wassmuth To have a successful marriage and make my wife the happiest in the world, also, to be a chef. Hotel and Restaurant Student Council 55 Publications 8. Earl James Wert:-- Jim Be a deep sea diver and look for mermaicls. Machine Shop KDPS Announcer 85 Publications 8. Lawrence A. Wieland- Larry To own my own print shop Printing Table Tennis Tournament 75 Student Coune cil Alternate 85 Service Club B5 Technician and Engineer Staff 8. Thomas Wills Don A. Vaughn- Vaughn Join the Air Force. Cabinet Making Cross Country 55 Track 6. Clifford Joseph Walsh- Auger To graduate from Aviation Cadets. Aviation Golf 3, 4, 5, 65 Movie Usher 5. Roberta Jean Walther- Bert To have more people interested in Civilian Defense at the Filter Center. Stenographic Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Bond Council 65 Office Staff 55 Commencement Commit- tee 85 Publications 8. Warren David Weathers- Boot See the Seven Wonders of the World be- fore I reach 150 years old. Cabinet Making 'Track 4, 6, 85 Class Day Committee 85 Table Tennis Tournament 5, 75 Student Council 4. Betty Jo Widney- Jo To live on a trooical island with lerry. Commercial Art Drama Club 7, 85 Senior Decorating Com- mittee 85 Spring Festival 85 YeTeen 75 Baccalaureate Hostess 75 G.A.A. 75 Golt 5? Christmas Play 8. Charlene Wilcox Go to California. Hotel and Restaurant Baccalaureate Committee 85 GAA. 3, 55 Chorus 3. Donald Max Wilson- Don or Willy To graduate from I. S. C. Auto Diesel Hall Monitor 85 Senior Class President 85 Football 3, 75 Usher Committee 75 Student Council 6. Lois Ann Wilson- Junior To always have friends and fun. Clerical Baccalaureate Committee 8, Publications 8. Helen Marie Wishman-- Rusty To get a new convertible before l'm 60. Clerical Publications 85 Hall Monitor 4, Table Ten- nis Tournament 5, 7g P.B,X. Operator 7. Stanley Walter Young- lckabod Traveling Salesman. Retailing Engineer Staff 85 Co-Advertising Manager Technician 8, Golf 3, 55 I6 M.M. Operator 5, 6, 7, Table Tennis Tournament 5, Connie Pike Groff NOT PICTURED Lonnie Maurice Bruce Leland Thomas Dingman John Edwin Forsyth Richard E. Ireland Beniamin Earl Johnson Robert James Parisho Visvaldis A. Vitols -221. Vincent Wilson- Vince Fly to the moon and start a cabinet mak- ing business. Cabinet Making Football 3, 5, 7, Basketball 3, 7, 8, Track 4, 6, 8, Table Tennis Tournament 5. Hazel Arline Wood William Young- Willie To become the first space bum, Aviation Student Council 3. august Rhea Cowling Bishop Jack Cavpentler- Corp To attend General Motors school and see the world. Auto Diesel Opal Maxine Glor To find a good job atter graduation and save my money to travel. l Clerical John Hutt Sharon Lee Moore- Sha-Sha, Ollie, Hoot-Hoot To get an apartment with Pat and Sheryl and in four years move to Spirit Lake. Clerical Student Council 85 Student Court 85 Hall Monitor 5. Bob Schmaker Milton Test To enioy my youth and tolerate my old age, also to become a grandfather. Hall Monitor 85 Publications 85 Homeroom President 3. graduates Jaan Maurlne Burke- Blue-eyes Be an airline stewardess. Clerical Chorus 35 G,A.A. 4, 5, 65 Office Service Staff 65 Tennis 65 Lunch Room Cashier 75 Technician iGirIs' Sports Editor! 85 En- gineer Staff 8. Roy Wayne Cozad To finish my apprenticeship in cabinet making. Cabinet Making Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Table Tennis Tour- nament 55 Bond Council 7. Shirley Jean Hunter Clerical P.B.X. Operator 8. Nathan Wee Lowman- Na-Na or Nat To be an engine designer for General Motors Co. Auto Diesel Lois O'CanneII Get enough money to go to Bible College. Golf 35 Y-Teen 55 Lunch Room Cashier 65 Service Club 8. Donna Rae Stone Becorne a good secretary. Stenagraphic P.B,X. Operator 55 Hall Monitor 65 Student Council 55 Publications 85 KDPS News Re- porter 8. like to sign my engineer? Q The teachers of this new world face two responsi- bilities: the instruction of the use of this technical knowl- edge and to inspire students to use this technical knowledge tor the betterment ot mankind. 4K4 J77f9', ooo Q0 faculty administration Row One: Mr. John Sherho lco-ordinatorl, M.ss Helen Collins Cnursel, Mrs. Miriam E. Langworthy lgirls' adylserj, Mrs. Mildred L, Hill lsecretary-- adult dcparlrnentl, Mr, Ross Cramlet ladult oducationj. Row Two: Mrs. Olive Wilson lschool secretaryl, Miss Io McGilyra lregistrarl, Mr. Elmer Betz lprincipall, Mrs. Lora Bigelow lsecretaryf-adult cleparl- mentl, Mrs. Gladys Granson Cattendance clerkl Not pictured: Mr. Ronald M. Anderson lvice-principall. faculty Row One: Mr. John R. Cooper lpainting and decoratingl, Mr. Don Simmons-KT 81 l, mathl, Mr. Gander Friboqrgn LT B. ll, Mr. Walter S. Ramey ldraftf ingl, Mr. Vernie E. Schultz trelafed, auto diesell, Mr. Lyle Smnthson lprlntingj, Mr. Donald L. Brown lauto diesell. Row Two: Mr. Kenneth Oleson lradiol, Mr. Donald E. Bryant KT 8. I, electricityj, Mr. William Mayo ldrattingj, Mr, Ernest Yohe lauto diesell, Mr. Stanley Russell lrefrigerationl, Mr. John Lehmkuhl fweldlngj, Mr. Charies W. Dowd lelectricityl. Row Three' Mr. James Barlow ldriver's trainingl, Mr. A. E. Musselman Qprintingl, Mr. I, M. Halverson Cmachine shopl, Mr. Milton Gerhart lcabinet . . I makingl, Mr. Donly Pierson Qcabinet makingl, Mr. Harlan Boyce tmachine shop, we dingl. ..26.- faculty Row One: Mr, Jasper Farrow lsocial studies, athletic directorl, Mrs. Betty Jean Dowd IEngIish, counseling, radio script writingl, Miss Lillian Williams CEnglishl, Mrs. Edna Bohlman Csocial studiesl, Mr. Charles Silvey lphysical educotionl. Row Two: Mr. Stan BIOII' liournalism, Englishl, Mr. Phil Ballou fsocial studiesl, Miss Margaret Barry lEnglisl1l, Mrs. Niva Knutson lEnglishJ, Mr. Stephen Bakalyar lmathl, Mr. William J Kacena lscience, photographyl. Row Three: Mr. Emo Tuomi Ksociol studiesj, Mr. Allen Clement lEnglish, counselingl, Mrs. Helen Moran lEnglishl, Miss Christine Smith ilitvraryj, Mr. Harry Peterson lsocial studies, counselingl, Mr. Don Squires imathj, Mr. Dick Williams, lmath, scicncel. faculty l ...... . Row One: Mr. Emory Shriver lcommerciall, Mr. H. Ray Hartley lcommercialj, Mrs. Hannah Wallace Pulley icornmerciall, Miss Maile Brewer Cortl, Miss Helen Wheeler icommercial co-ordinatorl, Mr. Judson Lee tcommerclall, Mr. Peter Olthoff lcommerciall Row Two: Mr. Harlan Hollaclay ijartl, Mrs. Olga Madison lhotel and restaurontj, Mrs. Georgia Daack ihotel and resta-aurontl, Mrs. Betty Jane Greene itailoringl, Mr. Lester Cabel icommercial, coordinator extensionl. Row Three: Mr. W. Eugene Barlow lcommerciall, Mrs. Vera Tarman ihotel and restaurantl, Mrs. Emily Shepherd iphys col erlucationl, Mr, Arvin Fettkether icommercinll. Not pictured: Mrs. Dorothy R. Hartley Cretailingl, Miss Margaret Taylor 'commercial, counselingl, Mr. Dick O. W lsczn lmusicl Mrs Jean Sm th iartl Mr. Russell L Wiles laviationl, Mr. William K. Aylsworth iaviationj, Mr. Willard J. Combs Cmath, ayiationl, Mr. Ray Hughes finachinc siwcpJ,iMr. Lee Snell iohysical rzducationl, Mr. Howard Anclreason lKDPS Engineerl. cafeteria staff 'S 1- ,,,. ,X Row One: Olga Madison lmanagerl, Edith Hopkins, Frankie Turnipseed, Elizabeth Brydon, Peggy Engle, Edith Shives, Marie Ann Meyer. engineer credits Printing Students Who Set Ads: lMr. A. B. Musselrnan, Mr. Lyle Smithson, Advisersl Edward Boggs, Glen Piper, Gayle Sherod, David Thornas, Jim Robinson. Students Who Sold Ads: lMr. Eugene Barlow, Adviserl Over 75 dollars worth of Ads: Sam Santo, Larry Sargent, James Strand, John Moore. Over 25 dollors worth ot Ads: Wayne Anderson, Leonard Ballard, Jack Carpentier, Jack Gooding, Thomas Heimbach, Todd l-lull, Dwayne Munyon, Don Rasmussen, Denny Rhodes, Charles Spencer, Wes- ley Wailes. Others: David Anderson, Leroy Ballard, Roger Bledsoe, Janet Brower, Richard Carlson, Sharon Case, Marquetta Collins, Emery Cochran, William Denny, Dick Dreyer, Don Finley, Frank Gazzo, Al Gladson, Eugene Gourley, Roger Greever, Everett Grimes, Dick Hale, Fred Hill, Clifford Jones, Tony Llsac, Cecil Miller, Gordon Miller, Dean Nygren, Paul Perdue, Paul Quandahl, Terry Slawson, Bill Simms, Francis Scales, Jack Seloyer, Larry Snook, Barbara Sokolowski, Marlene Staples, Milton Test, Charles Turner, Douglas Vaughn, Melvin Weston, Jim Wertz, David Wright, Charlene Wilcox. Group Pictures by Ro-Lee Studios. Engravings by Register and Tribune Engravers. Printed by Garner Publishing Co, Seniors Pictures Handed to Staff by Seniors. Other Pictures by Staff, Photography Class. -2 3- Q The Atom Age wos mode possible by the technical know-how ond scientific understanding. A school such os Tech will find cl grcofer ploce in this world of to-A fnorrow. COTE CFQGS e dllto diesel i, ii mn. sizowr-i, Mn. Yoi-lei Row One: Don Caster, Jim McCowen, Jack King, Bill Sowder, Lyle Boyd, Lee Morris, Lester Dawson, Mike Smith, Lee Wray, Dick Wallace, Row Two: Mr. Brown, Jim Beyins, Francis Wright, Dan Shelburg, Gordon Fisher, Clayton Follis, Marcus Rivers, Loren Beers, Ron Hoyt. Row Three: Bud Nellis, Jerry Zingermcin, Jerry LeCroy, Roger Voga, Gerald Weeks, Don Archer, Bob Crees, Chuck Vanl-louten, Fred Hill. Cute diesel iii, iv, V iMR. BROWN, MR. scHuL'rz, MR.YOHEl Rowd0ne: John Kyd, Jerry Miller, Wendell Holmes, John Turner, Robert Dodd, Bob Johnson, Larry Schwin, Richard Greever, Bill Sims, Lloy Hole. Row Two: Mr. Schultz, Merlin Moon, Duane Howe, Jerry Allen, Jerry Dingman, Steven Corcll, Paul Waddell, Larry Ballard, Tom Murray. Row Three Paul Perdue, Don Wilson, Lyle Danielson, Gail Miller, Ted Grimm, Bill Van Houten, Nathan Lowman, lack Carpentier, Gene Clay, Bob Reynolds, Mr. Yohe. machine shop i, ii lMR. HALvERsoN, MR. HUGHES, MR. BOYCEJ Row One: Dick Jorgensen, Joe Bromholl, Bob Norstrum, Henry Kinboll, Fred Daniels, Dale Clark, Bob Parker, Bob Brown, Joe Polito, Charles Jowett, Kenneth Swords, Steve Galloway. Row Two: Mr. Hughes, Gerald German, Keith Klingamon, George Morris, Ed Huntoon, Russell Miller, Bill Rolan, Gary Foreman, Lorry Larson, Miko Thomas, Don Schneider, Ralph Lundvull, Marvin Cole, Larry Thompson. Row Three: Mr. Boyce, Larry Miller, Bob Bliss, Lorry Kinze, Dwight King, Norman Page, Mike Spieker, Leroy Beem, Lorry Westlunzl, Bot: Johnson, Roger Smothers, Chuck Brightwcll, Fred Feyen, Mr. Halverson, machine shop iii, iv, V lMR. HALvERsoN, MR. HUGHESJ Row One: Hol Arrowood, James Heldenbrand, Francis Morgan, Craig Merrill, James Wertz, Jerry Husted, Lee Hanson, Earl Houghton, Dudley Lukehart. Row Two: Norman Reeves, John Hutt, Larry Brody, LeRoy Ballard, Roger Davis, Bob Speck, Bob Schmacker, Ronnie Huston, Mr, Hughes. Row Three: Fred Stookey, Kenneth Beem, Paul Stilwell, Jim Hess, Larry Sinn, Ronnee Harryston, Bill Fraaken, Bob Stephens, David Potter. -31... Welding i, ii lMR. LEHMKUHLl gow One: Orrie Colegroye, Wallace l-lawxby, Bob Gallagher, Bob Surles, Alan Harvey, Jim Tracy, Bob Donaldson, Loriy Brown, Edward ilkinqton, Row Two: Mr. Lehmkuhl, James Gorton, Jim McManus, Wesley Wailes, Dick Holc, Max Miller, Ronnie Reynolds, Thomas l-lcimhach, Bill Kirchner. Welding Ill, iv, V mn. LEHMKUHL, Mk. Bovcei Row One: Dick Kampas, Jim Wilkinson, James Kelly, Bob Parker, Row Two: Mr. Boyce, Ronnie Flscel, Bob Richards, James O'Brien, Kirby Drawbaugh, Mr. Lehrnkohl. Row Three: Dan Lehmkuhl, Donald Clark, Merlyn Krulsinger, Lester Lincoln, Michael Newman, Bob Kirchner. -.32.. CViCtiOl1 fG.m. wk. AYi.swoRTH, MR. wiussl Row One: John Johnson, Charles Adams, Bob Zoutte, Bob Giles, Bob Herman, Brian McCormick, Jerry McKinney, Albert Elliot Row Two: Ronald Christensen, Elmont Hollingsworth, Dayton Curtis, Jim Sullivan, Ernest Grimes, Ray Cartwright, Marshall Wunder, Dave Reynolds, Jim Cox. Row Three: Glervms Amber, Boyd Merrifield, Riley Burch, David Noland, Jerry Stilwell, Larry Carpenter, Gary Hall, Jerry Olson, Dan- ald Miller. aviation p.m. lMR. AYLswoR'rH, MR. wiLss, MR. comssl Row One: Robert Evans, Ronald Stanley, Nels Turnquist, Robert Beaman, Warren Martin, Jim Anderson, Noel Hanson, Bob Kurtzo, Roqer Olson. Row Two: Karl Grossman, Wesley Canfield, Nelson Nine, Don Shellenberger, Paul Collins, Darold Bierman Dick Wiltamuth, Gary Hector, Harold Pepin, Dean Finnegan. ,,-33-. basic electricity i, ii ima. Dowm Row One: Mr. Dowd, Roy Lewis, Philip Hickman, David Anfon, Jack Trees, Dean Norris, Ronnie Gordon, Zig Balodis, Row Two: Jon Farrington, Ed Morrs, Roger Nystrom, Jim McMahon, Charles Nicodemus, Joe Mullins, Stanley Brassfield, Bob MacManus Row Three: .lack Cline, Dan Buehrer, Richard Lemmon, Duane Onefh, Arfhur Barker, Carl Parker, Richard Brown, Bob Kahnle. advanced electricity mn. nowm Row One: Dick Jones, Ronnie Batfrick, Larry Brown, Don Sfrickler, Roger Bledsoe, David Avery, Richard Hansen, Mr. Dowd. Row Two: John Selover, Walden Miller, Fred Spuzello, Eugene Gourley, Herb Koke, Craig McLaughlin, Richard Bird. -34- refrigeration mn. Russem Row One: Tom Croxton, Jim Allen, Ray Six, Chuck McClelland, Mr, Russell, Bob Skidmore, Doug Vaughan, Donald Rovner Row Two: Todd Hill, Bob Stouffer, Butch Smith, Jerrie Pike, Richard Wayman, Buck Walker, Lee Du Bois, radio mn. oussom Row One: Visvaldis Vitols, Richard Carlson, Tom Lewis, Jim Wyckoff, John Daniels, Dean Berfelsen. Row Two: Ellsworth Shaffer, Tom Gruis, Bob Mallern, Wayne Anderson, Tom Monahan, Larry Carlisle, Terry McClcerey, David Mann Row Three: Mr. Olcson, Gordon Barnard, Gene O'Brien, Jim Kelsey, Bob Becker, Don Fleming, Eddie Heggs, Mr, Anilreason. trades Gnd industries mn. BRYANT, Mn. Fmsounei-i, Mn. siMMoNsi Row One: Ron Pricketl, Robert Zimmerman, Bill Brady, Bob Bledsoe, Larry Ross, Terry Wilson, Tom Audas, Kenneth Morris, Douglas Christensen, Vern Cabbage, John McDuHy. Row Two: Eddie Morelock, Bob Menlzer, Alon Harris, Lynn Gurnsey, Gail Johnson, Dennis Cooper, Chuck Von Fleet, Larry De Vries, Lance Weston, Jerry Wall, Gus Dascolos, Don Egenberger, Tom Thomas. Row Three: Mr. Fribourgh, Bill Bishop, Dean Parker, Jim Thompson, Ronnie Herteen, Jasper Leverich, Jim Walker, Norman Wealhers, Eddie Wnmer, Bob Coverdell, Gary King, Joe Monfenguise, Roger Cowley, Mr. Condit. painting and decorating im. coomi Row One: Mr. Cooper, Dale Solem, Francis Sheets, Larry Morgan, Bob Rhinehart, Melvin Wesion, Terry Slawson, Don Hukill, Francis Cowles, Jack Allen. Row Two: Joe Campbell, Wayne Purcell, Larry Thornburg, Don Salisbury, Glenn Douglas, Don Nabb, Ben Johnson, Everett Grimes, William Denny. 136.- cabinet milking i, ii mn. GERHART, MR. Pizksom li l W f Row One: Gary Wagmer, Bill Gay, Charles Clarkson, Jerry Billings, Ronald Jones, Richard Bell, Norman McCrea, Carl Holt. Row Two: Terry Richardson, Gerhart Kruger, Jerry Horn, Jim Frangos, Richard Ross, LC-nord Ballard, Jim Black, Larry Sanderk, Warren Wood, Fred Plum. Row Three: Dick O'Brien, James Phillipx, Dean Nugern, George Aplington, Kenneth Dalton, Dayid Miller, Roger Ballard James Gllvlws, Don Anderson, Wayne Alclinger. cabinet milking iii, iv, V QMR. GERHART, MR. Pisnsom 1 1 ' f ,f 'i': Q lu 5 -1 1 5 ' Q? ,. 3 ' 5 I is 8 ' Row One: Gordon Miller, Tony Lisoc, lulian Loyylen, Charles Ryan, Dick Lamson, Richard Smith, Jerry Daniels. Row Two: Tom Aides, Cecil Miller, John Walcotfs, Richard Kluesner, Wayne Cozod, Bob Parker, Fernol Erickson. Row Three: Ray Phare-,, Willie Polls, Warren Weotherf, Denty Jane s, Don Corley, Don Vaughn, Dean McVay, Floyd Rockwell. ,37,, printing i, ii mn. MUSSELMAN, MR. sMiTi-isoNl -1 Row One: Mike Tilton, Jim Sandegren, Bob Porter, Jim Young, Gary Heggs, Tom Warren, Gary Shaw, Joe Beckon. Row Two: John O'Brien, Tom Rilchhart, Jim McGuire, Roy Kennedy, Bill Huxford, Bill Rhoades, Larry Sfansell, Mr. Smithson. Row Three: Dennis McBride, Ronald Snider, Bob Reichenbacker, Jim Davis, James Beard, Bob Humeston, Terry Davenport. printing iii, iv, V mn. MussEi.MAN, MR. SMITHSONl Row One: Jim Robertson, Richard Wheeler, Gayle Sherod, Jerry Dockstader, Mr. Musselman, David Thomas, Bill Mcfllaflin, David Burke Ed Boggs, Jerry Anderson. Row Two: Lawrence Wieland, John Brown, Ray Gore, Tom Poulier, G'en Piper, Richard Anthony, John Forsyth, Wayne Anthony, jim Collins -.3 8,- drafting i, ii mn. Mnoi. Row One: Erwin Nixon, Donald Roland, Robert Harlow, Richard Biddle, Royal Smith, Ronald Lovlyn, Fred Robinson, Larry Brown. Row Two: Mr. Mayo, Dale Passick, Norman Jesse, Jerry Backens, James Baker, Don lsenberqer, Larry Cairns, Robert Ballard. Row Three: Charles Boclsen, Robert Hague, Richard Olin, Brion Travis, James Nelson, Robert Palfreyman, Robert Lang, Wayne Cotter Not Shown: James McCollum. drafting iii, iv, V win. MAYOJ Row One: Charles Norberg, George Alexander, Steve Penn, Jerry Smith, Larry Vande Lune, William Scott, Larry Linn, Robert Vande Venter, Roger Simpson, Randall Nichols. Row Two: Gary Marple, John Andreas, David Ellenwood, Tom Coleman, David McConkey, Russell Shepard, James Bogardus, Dennis Horner, Gary Kinney. Row Three: Mr. Mayo, Paul Davis, Richard Ikenberry, Ernest Erickson, Glenn Weeks, Allan Hudson, Phillip Chiaromonte, Jerry Lohner. LQQ-- clerical i, ii Row One: Jim Jones, Carol Fenrich, Joanne Gildow, Joan Spurgeon, Mary Fees, Dorothy Smith, JoAnn Quinn, Rosalie Anderson, Shirley Vernon, Carrole Pullen, Joyce Fuller, Arlene Reeves, Viola Bell, Mr. Olthoff. Row Two: Mr. Lee, Mary Ann Genovese, Frances Hunter, Wanda Kintz, Pat White, Shirley Heuer, Sheryl Timmons, Susan Rhoades, Janice Cruchclow, Joanne Herbinger, Shirley Kimball, Sandra Webber, Dorothy Hunter, Jimmy Church. Row Three: Arthur Black, Nancy Pering, Pat Nittler, Sherry Svenson, Shirley Benson, Janet Fluke, Ferol Fenrich, Mary Jane Simpson, Ruby McClain, Joyce Harvey, JoAnn Noland, Joanne Vessels, Doris Gillum, Carol Stout, Lea Ann McCabe. clerical iii, iv, v -T l Row One: Jeanette Jackson, Marguerite Love, Sharon Graham, Anna Mae Wilson, Marilyn Foster, Mary Lou Campbell, Mary Ann Wale ters, Shirley Bradford, Jean Zeroni, Janet Brower, Bobbie Jorgensen, Beverly Flack, Karolyn Twining, Carrel Oakes. Row Two: Mr. Olthotf, Marilyn McDaniel, Anne Riley, Ellouise Riley, Mary Kulis, Janice Wilcox, Shirley Hunter, Shirley Cruikshank, Eleanor Arvizu, Virginia Bowers, Madeline Martin, Doris Blake, Doris Steele, Joan Burke, Sharron Moore, Mr, Shriver. M K Sh D ttz Lois Wilson Shirley Cozad Mary Ann Wassmuth Louise Collins, Mariorie Row Three: Joanne Wiedman, Doris c ee, erry ro , , , , Boylan, Beverly Helsing, Mary Prey, Bonnie Sue Spratt, Helen Wishman, Clorice Carlson, Joanne Card, Janice Hughes. --40-. stenographic i, ii Row One' Andrea Shaffer Marv Ja Wright Joanne Bossharclt Pat K k d D B . , , , , ing a e, orothy lackliwurn, Gayla Glenn, Bohhie Mouser, Janet An derson, Joan Ashley, Ania Zarins, Marilyn Torgerson, Karen Janes, Phyllis Fleming, Sue Addis. Row Two: Mrs. Pulley, Barbara Donahue, Sandra Condon, Elya Slaughter, Jo Anne Wright, Henrietta Hooks, Delores Anderson, Marya M , . assey, Linda ZumBrunnen, Sandra Clause, Dora Anderson, Esther Stanherry, Jean Beardsley, Miss Taylor, Row Three: Pat Bemis, Judy Erickson, Betty Ashley, Nancy Gibson, Cleone Garrels, Patty Hayter, Roberta Schnehr-rger, Donna Fleeser Janice Johnson, Rose Mane King, Roherta Stanley, Linila Dunbar, Barbara Jones, Cleone Shields stenographic iii, iv, v Row One: Lois O'ConnclI, JoAnn B L ryan, ottie Wood Pat Coffman, Lorna Street, Helene Blackman, Loretta Blsher, Sher Karen Whitney, Donna Middour, Frances Slater, Marcia Cramer. Row Two: Mr. Qlthott, Jo Ann Price, Donna Stone, Jo Ann Lunrieen, Barham Luce, Miss Wheeler lov Three: Mary Lou Wagner, Jeanette Grinstead, Louise Thompson, Strayer, Phyllis Cook. -4l yl Allenswnrth Zanna Jackson, Sherry Rogers, Elaine Baldwin, Patty Rankin Donna Croft, Helen Snyder Karen Czithell, Shirley Haworth, Dori- business orientation imiss nmoni Si 3 ' Aj i s Row One: Judy Shanahan, Jonet Mitchell, Pat Smedes, Claudette Howard, Nora Mathson, Mary Jennings, Carolyn Rote, Lois Gourley, Vicki Espinosa, Dorthea Clark, Myrna Ford, Nancy Woolsey, Ann Hughson, Jean Smith, Sharon Shriver, Darlene Stuve, Betty Lou Parsons. Row Two: Janet Robinson, Jo Ann Bradley, Betty Gogo, Jeanette Smith, Rosemary Pinegar, Janice Bennett, Jo Ann Farrell, Arlene Wright, Deanna Brown, Judy Ann Poage, Connie Forbes, Deloris Fisher, Margaret Rhoades, Carol Stebbins, Debby Rice, Miss Taylor. Row Three: Jennith Agan, Evanette Mays, Carolyn Carlson, Don Dingman, Roger Cawley, Bill Pike, George Murray, Jim Walker, Norman Weathers, Jim Patterson, Larry Stevens, Bob Bledsoe, Renzie Kruger, Norma Cade, Mary Mote. food and clothing iMRs. oAAcio Row One: Pat Smedes, Marilyn Kinney, Betty Gogo, Geneva Ruston, Janet Robinson, Nancy Woolsey, Mrs. Daock. Row Two: Kay Pichon, Renzie Kruger, Don Dingman, Duane Thornton, George Bruce, Kenny Thornton, Norma Cade, Mary Mote. Row Three: Esther James, Carole Stebbins, Rosemary Pinegar, Deanna Brown, Judy Ann Pcage, Myrna Ford, Margaret Rhoades, Ann Hughson, Cheryl Pruitt. 7.42- bookkeeping lMR. HARTLEYJ Row One: Larry Snook, Temple Flanrgon, Jacqueline Allen, Jeanrne Grinsteacl, Janet Russell, John Welslwerg. Row Two: Rex Jordan, Terry Van Tress, Ted McNaney, Larry Baker, Kenneth Johnson. co-ops: clerical, stenogrclphic, accounting ic. all L Row One: Marlene Brown, Katey Addrs, Sharon Graham, Roberta Walther, Bobbetfe Jorgenson, Marjorre Boylan, Barbara Queener, Glaclyf. Bates, Sharron Moore, Carrol Oakes, Kathryn Twrn.r-ng, Jeanette Jackson, Marguerite Love. Row Two: Larry Snook, Janice Hughes, Joyce Hague, Betty Munyon, Madeline Martrn, Marlene Kellogg, Mary Kulis, Jeanne Holman, Jorene Cole, Dons Steele, Dorothy Rynearsen, Dons Blake, Barbara Luce, Beverly Flack, Mrss Wheeler. Row Three: Ted McNaney, Helene Blackman, Loss Wilson, Shirley Cruikshank, Sharon Bradbury, Edith Stone, Shrrlcy Eulmanks, Helen Wrsh- man, Clarrce Carlson, Joanne Carcl, Bonnre Spratt, Rex Jordon. -,43e retailing i, ii, iv mas. i-iAR'ri.EYi Row One: David Wright, Larry Widney, Bob Cole, Nancy Mullen, Diane Cleveland, JoAnn Wood, Joan Githens, Marilyn Johnson, Sharon Hollands, Dorothy Rose, Robert Ross, Sam Plccas, Mrs. Hartley. Row Two: Kenneth Utterson, Melvin Douglas, Righard Scott, Mary Fallis, Marlene Staples, Leona Kimes, Mary Margaret Kcmish, Duane Mick, Duane Troester, Jerry Thompson, Stanley Young, Row Three: Richard Scott, Dick Christianson, Lorraine McCombs, Barbara Cheyille, Helen Srniley, Sharon Caec, Beverly Razor, Marlene Jones, Frank Gazzo, Robert Ruths. refdiling C0-Ops mins. HARTLEYl C':. Bob Ruths, Dick Christenson, Mary Margaret Kemish, Leona Kimes, Non Mullen, Stan Young, Sam Pler 744? salesmanship lMR. BARLowl Row One: Duck Kampus, Milton Test, John Moore, Thornae Hevmlrafh, Jack Carpentlcr, Janet Brower, Thea Quanclahl, Dean Nyqrcn, Toth' Hlll, Frank Gazzo, Charles Turner, Denny Rhodes. Row Two: Larry Sargent, Wayne Andaman, Wllluam Denny, Bob Rhinchart, Loc DUBQIS, Melvin Vlfcston, Everett Grlmc., Terry Allen, Morton Grays, lack Selaycr, Tcrry Slowson, Fred Hull, Paul Pcrrluc. Row Three: Mr. Barlow, Jarncx Straml, Bull Sums, Rucharcl Greeyer, Duck Hale, Lconarzl Ballard, Glen Douglas, Eugfnc Gourll-y, VVOsluy Wallcx, Dwayne Munyon, Emcrx Cochran, John Hornockcr, Douglas Vaughn. engineer ads salesmen mn. mzrowl Top Salesmen John Moore and Larry Sagem No! Pictured: Sam Santo, 'amor Stranfl Row One: James Strand, Denny Rhodes, Larry Sargent, Terry Slaweon, .lohn Macro, Wayne Anderson Row Two- Wc5lc W 'l L .l B II 1 fl - -. y ales, eonarr a arc, Dwayne Munyqn, Thomas Hcnmhack, Jack Carmntluv, N1 Barlow, foclcl Hull. ,45.... tailoring iMRs. GREENEl Row One: Emily Child, Pat Jordon, Maxine Christopher, Helen Deering, Beverly Grossman, Hazel Wood, Bernice Christopher Row Two: Barbara Putney, Delores Choate, Evelyn Grant, Gwen Dietz, Shirley Gardner, Mrs. Greene. hotel and restaurant lMRS. DAACK, MRS. TARMAN, MRS. MADISONl Row One: Mrs, Madison, Wilma Brewer, Phyllls Grant, Mary Tall, Pat Short, Roxanne Waterbury, Pat Carlton, Mrs. Tarman. Row Two: Jerry Harris, Larry Hagan, Ronnie Jordan, Lloyd Christiansen, George Bruce, Conrad Rehard, Jerry Belluchi, Mrs. Daack. Row Three: Betty Russell, Chloe Weathers, Rhea Bishop, Joan Sokolowski, Margaret Tell, Joy Hiatt, Peggy Squires, Arlene Johnson. Noi' Pictured: Charlene Wilcox, Paul Wassrnufh, Patricia Stevens. 4464 commercial Off i miss BREWER, MR. i-ioi.i.AoAY, MRS. sMiTHi Row One: Mrs. Smith, Dave Gannon, Jim Nichols, Eddie Cullen, Cecil Ogle, Boris Yaro, Miss Brewer. Row Two: Karen Nash, Nancy Johnson, JoAnne Larsen, Herta Bogatai, Judy Taylor, Mary Reid, Louise McCall, Pauline Buftington. Row Three: Barbara Davis, Shirley Ray, June Huitt, Donna Speck, Danna Miller, Marilyn Slaymaker, Leola Lee, Dixie Leitzingcr, Mr Holladoy. Cdmmercitll Clrt ii, iii miss BREWER, MR. i-ioi.LAoAY, MRS. sMiTHi Row One: Miss Brewer, Karen Synder, Sandra Calkin, Barbara Dingman, Marie Claylor, Judy Brown, Juanita Balduchi, Eva DeWitt, Carole Anderson, Joyce Trornblee, Mrs. Smith. Row Two: Mr. Holladay, Jerry Stinn, Bob Watson, John Fisher, Sharon Miller, Betty Joynes, Sue Grimes, Ronny Ployle Bob Cass, Rudy Carey, Row Three: Ralph Hutt, Ronnie Linn, Dave Snodgrass, Tom Weinman, Ted Hughes, Jack Klebs, Garnett Herrington, Harold Boyd, Larry Fuller, Ronald Frankhouser. --47, commercial Crt iv, V miss BREWER, MR. KACENA, Mas. sMiTH, MR. Hou.AnAYi Row One: Reid Simpson, Charles Turner, Phil Koch, Carroll Connett, Tom Dingman, Frank Hogan, John Moore. Row Two: Mr, Kacena, Betty Widney, Theresa Masel, Margaret Holt, Delores Goodwin, Karan Tavenner, Shirley Kasner, Mr. Holladay. Row Three: Mrs. Smith, Dixie Parker, Roberta Johnson, Lorraine Kilgore, Janice Houlette, Janet Stewart, Miss Brewer. art principles mms. smmii 1..-l Row One: Glenn Stewart, Margaret Hunt, Janis Brenham, Esther James, Claudette Howard, Jeanette bmith, Cheryl Pruitt, Kay Pichon Margaret Worley, John Cason, Row Two: Mrs. Smith, Janet Mitchell, Deborah Rice, Carolyn Carlson, Connie Forbes, Dorothea Clark, Mary Jennings, Joanne Bradley Yvonne Collins, Darlene Stuve. Row Three: Albert Miller, Bill Pike, Varner Moll, Sue Ruston, Vickie Espinosa, Lois Gourley, Carolyn Rote, Glenn Graves, Charles Cczarl Larry Steyens. .,-481. 445 5-Bs if Q? G6 Ya, ,y X42 -773' organizations A? N 'ia b iiw Q5 35 student council im. snvimri Row One: Don Dingmari, Jim Church, Dwight King, Gene Gourley, Mox Miller, Allan Hudson, Jorene Cole, Bobbette Jorgensen, Bob Cass, Robert Harlow, Bill Rhoodes, Tom Lewis, Terry Smith. Row Two: Dick Jones, Larry Sargent, Joan Price, Pat Bemis, Margaret Holt, Judy Erickson, Lottie Wood, JoAnn Weidman, Barbara Davis, Barbara Jones, Beverly Flack, Jeanie Beadsley, Marguerite Love, Larry Brown, Randy Nichols. Row Three: Wayne Purcell, Rex Jordon, Marilyn Kinney, JoAnn Wright, Joanne Farrell, Lorraine Kilgore, Helen Snyder, Evelyn Grant, Doris Steele, Bonnie Spratt, Lawrence Weiland, Chuck Polson. student court and monitors mn. ci.eMENri 5 Row One: Bill Scott, Dean Morris, Rex Jordan, Bobbette Jorgensen, Sharron Moore, Dorothy Rynearson, Mr. Clement. Row Two: Paul Stilwell. Dave Drown, Herta Bogotaj, Shirley Haworth, Helen Snyder, Lorna Street, Phyllis Cook, Bill Rhoades, Milton Test. ..50.. all-school social committee mas. LANGWORTHYl Row One: Neil Dittmer, Charles Boelsen, Bob Harlow, Bill Rhoades, Mrs. Langworfhy, Gene Gourley, Tom Lewis, Wally Miller, Larry Sargent. Row Two: Margaret Holl, Joanne Wiedman, Lottie Wood, Janice Johnson, Lorraine Kilgore, Clarice Carlson, Joanne Card, Marilyn Kinney, Shirley Kasner, service club lMR. Bkowm as A l I l ie. Row One: Mr, Brown, Kafey Addis, Lois O'Connell, Judy Erickson, Herta Bagafaj, Sandra Condon, Janet Hughes, Pat Bemis, Janelle Thorgon. Row Two: Lawrence Wieland, Robert Matfern, Ray Gore, Max Miller, Martin Jones, Alan Sullon, John Weislnurg. Row Three: Wayne Anthony, Margaret Hunt, Zanna Jackson, Doris Gillum, Barbara Dingman, Betty Joynes, Don Bueller. -51- radio script writing wins. nowm Row One: Bob McClish, John Moore, Phil Chiaramonfe, Phil Clinton, Jim Wertz, Phil Koch, Russell Shepherd, John Kyd, Mick Broadie. Row Two: Randy Nichols, Fred Stookey, Jim Wood, Nathan Lowman, John Forsyth, Eddie Heggs, Jerry Lohner, Tom Gruis, Dan Lehmkuhl. RowkThree: Dale Anderson, Dave Drown, Madeline Martin, Jo Anne Holman, Mrs. Dowd, Edith Stone, Katey Addis, Jim Gelner, Dick Han inson. Not Pictured: Ed Cree, David Mann, Jackie Brewer. radio Club mn. oLzsoNi .......,...alu i Row One: Ellsworth Shatfer, Bob Mattern, Jack Cline, Andrea Shaffer, Larry Carlisle, George Stoltz, Dean Bertelsen. Row Two: Mr. Oleson, Tom Monahan, Eugene Clement, Jim Kelsey, Richard Brown, Doug Christensen, John Daniels, Terry McCIeerey. ..52... library Stuff cmss smm-ll Row One: Chrwtmne Smlfh, John Moore, Cliff Jones, Wayne Anthony, Bob Porfer, James Sfroncl. Row Two: Sandro Condon, Elyo Sloughfer, Loretto Bisher, Doro Anderson, Sheryl Allensworth, loner Steworf, Carole Andcrgon, Ellounsc Rmlcy, Row Three: Joon Whntchcr, Theo Quondohl, Beverly Rozor, Mory Ann Wosmufh, Morgue-Ho Colllm, Joan Herlmunqer, Phyllis Cook, Dorothy Smith, drama club mms. Momma Row One: Mm. Moron, Betty Wuclney, Phyllis Flemming, Herto Bogotol, Dorothy Blackburn, Bobble Mouser, Marilyn Moore, Beverly Flock, Noncy Mullin. Row Two: Bob Mottcrn, Don Strnckler, Bctty Ashley, Mory Lou Wooner, Roberto Johnson, Betty June Joynes, Dong Srcclc, Dun Shvllcn- hcrgcr, Jam McMahon. -53- hi-y lMR. FETTKETHERJ Row One: Larry Sargent, Danny Caster, Bob Bledsoe, Bob Cass, Richard Scott, Neil Dittmer. Row Two: Jerry Smith, Jimmy Church, Glen Weeks, Mr. Fettkether, Bill Rhoades, Dean Norris, Gary Freeman. fellowship club Row One: Rudy Carey, Emily Child, Karen Jones, Joyce Fuller, Sandro Condon, Lois O'Connell, Steve Galloway Row Two: Wayne Anderson, Garnett Herrington, Billy Fraaken, Charles Clarkson, Russell Stark. Row Three: loo Beckon, Joy Hiatt, Shirley Hunter, Diane Cleveland, John Daniels. 154, office Staff cMRs. wii.soN, MRS. GRANSONJ Row One: Andrea Shaffer, Joan Price, Karen Snyder, Marcia Cramer, Eleanor Arvizu, Pat Coffman, Judy Erickson, Diane Cleveland, Anna Mac Wilson, Mary Lou Campbell. Row Two: Mary Ja Wright, Barbara Luce, Mary Fallis, Joyce Fuller, Lottie Wood, Donna Croft, Shirley Hunter, Ellouise Riley, Joan Ashley, Sandro Colkin. Row Three: Mrs. Gransan, Dorothy Smith, Jacky Allen, Joyce Harvey, Rosalie Anderson, Karen Cathell, Helen Wishman, Sheryl Allensf worth, Judy Ceranek, Mrs. Wilson. cqghie'-5 miss McsiLvnAi :QW 1' A as ggi! Row One: Dorothy Rose, Pot Bemis, Jeanette Grinstcaa, Jasper Leyerich, Jacqueline Allen, Lottie Wood, Lois O'Conncll, Row Two: Janice Hughes, Judy Collins, Mary Ann Walters, Marilyn Moore, Joan Burke, Marlene Staples. Row Three: Tempie Flanigan, JoAnne Wieclman, Karen Cathell, Shirley Cazart, Helene Blackman, Jeanine Grinsteacl, ,,55-.. engineer, technician staff mn. BLAIRl Row One: Jerry Anderson lEditor-Technicianl, Roger Simpson, lAssistont Editor--Technician: Sports Editor--Enguneerl, Stan Young !Ad- yertising Manager-Technicranl, Dorothy Rose lMailing Editor-Engineerj, Joan Burke lGirls Sports, Exchange News-Technicianl, Joan Githens, Hazel Wood lBusiness Manager-Engineerj, Shirley Kasner lEditorvEngineer7, Bob Ruths, Reid Simpson lAssistont Editor-Tech- nncian, Sports Editor-Engineerj, Denny Rhodes. Row Two: Lawrence Wieland, Dale Anderson, Nan Mullen CAssistant Copy Editor--Engineerl, Mary Margaret Kemish, Mary Fallis LEX- change Editor-Technicianl, Sylvia Roey, Leona Kimes lCopy Editor-Engineerl, Bernice Christopher, Gary Mohler, James Strand lCircula' tion Manager-Technicianl, Row Three: Mr, Blair, Ted Grant, John Forsyth, Barbara Queener lExchange Editor-Technicianl, Lorraine Kilgore lEditor-Engineerl, Eve- lyn Grant lfkdvertisina ManogergTechnicianl, Dick Christenson, Wayne Anthony lCirculation Manager--Technicionb, Bob Kirchner, journalism i mn. BLAlRl Row One: Charley Turner, Don Pruitt, Betty Wiclney, Theresa Masc I, Anna Mae Wilson, Mary Lou Campbell, Shirley Cruikshonk, Roberta Walther, Beverly Flack, Temple Flanagan, Betty Munyon, Jerry Daniels, Muck Broodlc. Row Two: Jack Johnson, Bob Parker, Ray Gore, Roberta Johnston, Gladys Bates, Lois Wilson, Doris Steele, Paul Wassmuth, Lyle Danielson, Richard Carlson. Row Three: Stan Sheets, Loc Wolfe, Ted Grimm, Janice Hughes, Shirley Eubanks, Helen Wishmon, Bonnie Spratf, Janice Houlette, Mar- Icnc Staples, Donna Stone, Jim Wertz, Mike Newman, Paul Stilwell. W5 6-. ushers mn. KACENM Row One: Voldw Motvfjs, Vnwolflm Vitols, Rolxort Motlcrn, Fronk Hoqon. rd A Jo Ann Prlcc, Koran Snyder, Morcno Cromer, Hcrto Boqofoi, Corolyn Carlson, Morylyn Foster, Row Two: Jim Horfslfmorn, Bull Cass, Phyllis Flemmq, Phylasr Cook, Mory Prey, Boblwv Mouser, Dortheo Clorlf, Betty Ashley, Gordon Bore nord, Tom Gruls, Row Three: Lorry Vonrlr- Luno, Gcorqc Frouzcr, Jo Ann Quinn, Ruby McClain, Roberto Sfhnfrlverqer, Marjorie Boylan, Shirley Hoyworlh, Tom Wnlls, Mr. Koccno. movie operators mn. KAc:NAl student activity ticket mn. sumvfm -dk V.,-- , V .,,., 'nn r 1. Row Onc: Boll Rcorl. Row Two: Don Jonc-,, Dolf- Powslck. Row Three: Phil Korn Mr Koccno, GCorqc Morrls Row One: Chorlcs Lconord, Jnm Jones, Mr, Shrnvcr, Louise Collins, JoAnn Bryon, David Vvrnght -,57o , band ima. WILSONJ Row One: Maiorcffes: Katey Addis, Helen Smiley, Joanne Holman, Carrel Oakes. Row Two: Roberta Walther, Feral Fenrich, Joyce Fuller, Loren Beers, Jo Ann Bryan. Pat Coffman, Dick Ikenberry, Janice Bennett, Virginia Dorsey, Tom Lewis, Row Three: Ronnie Huston Carol Fenrich Harold Boyd, Tom Gruis, Dan Lehmkuhl, Don Jones, Norman Jesse, John Brown, Ronnie Jordon. Row Four: Joyce Harvey, Duane Oneth, Joe Paul, Wayne Cazad, George Morris, Buck Walker, Mike Thomas, Don Corley. Row Five: Ronald Stanley, David Mann, Ronald Peterson, Ben Bowlsby, Tom Croxton, Virgil Hillman, Marcia Cramer, Mr, Wilscn. Not Pictured: Tom Miller, David Hurlbut. chorus win. wirsom Row One: Mr. Wilson, Lea Ann McCabe, Nancy Perlng, Wanda Kintz, Sharon Smith, Lorraine McCombs, Alia Zarins, Evanette Mays, Janet Russell. Row Two: Carol Fenrich, Nora Matheson, Pat White, Marilyn Kinney, Linda zum Brunnen, Sandro Clause, Janice Bennett, Donna Stone, Sandra Calkin laccompanistl. Row Three: Ilene Wright, Feral Fenrich, Shirley Kimball, Joanne Farrell, Joanne Whitcher, Jo Ann Herbinger, Evelyn Grant, Shirley Brad- ford, Dorothy Blackburn, Marilyn Torgerson. Row Four: Charles Leonard, Larry Vande Lune, Maurice Eubonks, Som Waters, Bob Dennis, Arthur Black ,534 mdibrettes mn. wlLsoNa c eerleaders mn. umm Formmq Q 'T for Tmh, the chnorlfroxlorx wc, 'taottorm Hclcn Snyder, Pot Ronkm Knroivn Twmmg, Joan Price, H0113 Fish WUT-,on frrghtb Dove Drown. The rnolorcffcs, Hvlcn Smxlcy, Kotcy Addis Corrcl Oakes, ond Jomnnv Holman, give U uolute to DCS Molncx Tcch. TECH-nicolor Colonel Cree and Belle Karen smile alter winning Prom honor, Roger and Karen with Leona and Jerrx' admire the pool ol tht' f-S' ge Wim 53295 --6 QW, Prom. Sweet rnusic Der Killinger. Dancing couples dance. Some seniors sit since some seniors Swing. Taking a break from proming. Plnil has more than just an interest in the punch, LOOK for more TECH-nicolor in pictures in the advertising zection AND don't forget to read the ads. These basinessea help make this yearbook possible. Q Mony of Tech's young men will trode the football hel- met for the one of spoceg the cleoted shoes for weighted bootsg ponfs ond jerseys for o strato- sphere suit. sports fl fl ll 'X ' . ., .,,. , 2 3 g Q X 2 2 9 ,E 5 ' 1 ' 3 . A. W wg. : Q 59+ 'S Q Q , A b -., Q V , ,farm -wx sm M Q. . Q V- 1 Swett NSY , fi S A - - X , 1 21 E 3 . 4 ,. Q :Hg 4 , M 33.5, ,Q X 1 ,bg ., v ':.':j,vQ 'ix-L4 x -4 p A . -. x -ff- fi. ' Q A Wh 1 T3 : 22'2? ! .5 QQ: Ai ' L, 1 .My Slmmlle , mi Hi Al Hudson Max Boller varsity football Dick Smith Jerry Morelock Bill Scott Sami Wally Miller Jack Davenport Left-fo-Right: Charles Turner Chico Perez Norman Mcflrea Dale Passick Equipment Managers: Gayle Miller Jim Hess Larry Sargent -54.- Top: Left-to-Right: sph- at SP, Ama sim? Frank Hogan Wendell Holmes Dan Lehmkuhl Bottom: Left-to-Right: Mike Tilton Don Wllson Bob VandeVenter SCORES Tech Opponent 26 Creston I4 1 Valley I2 O Roosevelt 47 O North 25 25 Albia O I3 Lincoln 25 I8 East 2l I2 lndianola 2l Ken Johnson Ron Fiscel Larry Brady Steve Galloway Dick Kampas Rollie Hoffman Larry Linn Bob McClish lCaptainl Left-to-Right: RAY HUGHES Assistant Coach PHIL BALLOU Equipment Manager LEE SNELL Head Coach DICK WILLIAMS Sophomore Coach ARNOLD CAPLAN Assistant Coach JASPER FARROW Athletic Manager varsity basketball Coach: Mr. Lee Snell. Row One: Roger Simpson, Allan Schroder, Harold McCaw, Mick Broadie, Lonnie Bruce, Bob McCIish, Ronnie Lunn. Row Two: Gayle Miller and Jim Hess lEauipment Managersl, Jim Young, Allan Hudson, Jack Davenport, Fernal Erickson, Jerry Lohner Vince Wilson Larry Sargent CEquipment Managerj, Coach Snell. Not pictured: Larry Sowder, Reid Simpson. Tech 4l 47 59 47 59 60 49 59 65 47 the record of the engineers Opponent Tech Oppone Forest City 43 3l Valley Burlington 40 64 Marshalltown Eagle Grove 58 23 Roosevelt Perry 33 53 East lndianola 49 45 North Knoxville 4l 43 Lincoln Lincoln 33 36 Leon Pella 44 47 East Sweq City 33 43 Roosevelt North 49 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT District 37 East 38 Team Captain: Bob McClish -66.- nt sophomore football 45 Coach: Mr. Dick Williams. Row One: Bob Clarkson, Wesley Canfield, Nels Turnquisf, Ray Halda, Ronald Snyder, Larry Spray, Ronald Tanhurc, Dick Martin, Jack Clinc, Boris Yard, Bob Harlow, Don Rowland, Richard Bell. Row Two: Ed Hunton, Larry Davenport, Roger Nystrom, Dale Roy, Bob Schoonoyer, Jim Nickols, Morton Graves, Mike Treanor, Bill Woods, Chuck Bolson, Bob Hague, Miles Smith, Dale Clark, Gene Hyler, Donny Caster, Wayne Aldinger. second team basketball Coach: Mr. Dick Williams. Row One: Fred Plum, Harold Freed, Terry McCleery, .lim Cox, Dick Jorgcnson, Larry Brown, Nels Turnquist, Dean Norris. Row Two: Leonard Anderson lStudcnt Manageri, Peck Ross, Larry VanDeLune, Steve Penn, Ronny Jones, Bill Rhoadcs, Bob Humeston, Norman Paac, Richard Bell, Mr. Williams. ,67- cross country Coach: Mr. Charles Silvey Row One: Melvin Douglas Brian froyis, Jim Jones, Willie Potts, Ray Phores, Ray Gore, Ronnie Jones, Bob Porter, Row Two: Bob Surlcs, Ed Morrs, Jerry Harm, Terry Richardson, Arthur Block, ,lim McCollum. Row Three: Jerry Beckens CEquipment Mancgeri, Dick Olin, George Bruce, Jim Trocy, Roger Smathers, Richar,l Brown, Jim Elack, Cooch Silvcy. Season Record Clow score winsl Tech 6, Valley 21 Tech 7, Lincoln l8 Tech 8, Dowling l3 Tech l8, North 6 Tech l6, Eost 6 Second Ploce in City Cross Country Fourth Place in Stote Cross Country Fourth Place in State Mile lRay Phores second and Brion Travis eighth in State Cross Country.l CO'Captains: Ray Phares and Willie Potts Ray Phores receiving second ploce award in Stote Cross Country from Mr. Forrow, athletic director, at the Award Assembly. --.68T girls athletic association Adviser: Mrs. Emily Shepherd Row One: Pat Smedc-s, Mary Fallns, Pat Whltc, Jean Smith, Carolyn Rate, Phyllis Grant, Mary Ja Wright, Phyllnss Fleming, Betty Ashley Vrola Bell, Jeanette Smith, JoAnne Eossharnlt, Herta Bagatcu. Row Two: Mary Lou Campbell, Pat Bemis, Jean Beardsley, Bernice Chnstopher, JoAnn Bradley, Janlcc Johnson, Lois Gourly, Gayla Glenn Marrlyn Kinney, Ann Hughson, Carol Stebbms, Louise McCall, Marcia Cromer, Cheryl Pruutt, Dorothy Rose. Row Three: Anna Mae Wrlson, Barbara Putney, Maxune Christopher, Nora Matheson, Joan Ashley, Ilene Wright, Eleanor Arylzu, Fatty Hayter, Marva Massey, Helen Deerrng, Jackre Allen, Barbara Jones, Sandra Webber, Nancy Grlwson, Pat Coftman, Row Four: Mrs. Shepherd, Shirley Gardner, Jo Ann Quinn, Beverly Helsnng, Janice Wllcox, Leola Lee, Rosalie Anderson, Mary Jane S.mgrson, Roberta Schnelnerocr, Margaret Trll, Gwen Dretz, Mary Wassmuth, Jo Anne Wrlght, Eolul-ut Mouser, Mary Lou Wagner, Arla Zarins. Pins-Pens Adviser: Mrs. Emily Shepherd Row One: Joyce Fuller, Mary Lou Wagner, Helen Wnshman, Marya Massey, Bernice Chr1stopher,Marcna Cramer. Row Two: Joann Wnerlrnan, Maxine Christopher, Janice Johnson, Helen Deering, Nancy Crrtnson, Barbara Jones, l-lerta Bogaiag. Row Three: Pat Fiemus, Jucly Erickson, Joan Ashley, Margaret Till, Pat Coffman, Arla Zarlns, Sandro Calkins. Abe, varsity baseball , ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, l Coach: Mr. Don Bryant Row One: Mr. Cady, Jim Cox, Russell Stark, Jerry Lohner, Jim Young, Jack Davenport, Duane Munyon, Orie Colegrove, Randy Nichols, Mr. Bryant. Row Two: Jerry Thompson, Duane Mick, Herb Koke, Dole Clark, Dale Parker, Allan Hudson, Ronald Snyder, Jim Wyckoff. sophomore baseball Coach: Mr. John Cady Row One: Mr. Cady, Gary Freeman, Norman Page, Max Muller, Gary King, Maurice Eubanks, Dennis Cooper, LeRoy Ballard, Gary Hector, Mr Fetfkcther. Row Two: Lee DuBois, Dick Jorgcnson, Bob Dicus, Glen Amber, Jim Nelson, Glen Thompson, Alan Harris, Larry Ross, Don Dingman, Mike Treanor Bob Ballard, Bob Brown. M70- track Coach: Mr, Charles Silvey Row One: Jim Black, Jerry Horn, Jerry Simmons, VVaIIy Miller, Bob Surles, Norman Weathers, Glen Graves, Richard Brown, Boll Porter, Melvin Douglas, Brian Travis, Jim Graves. Row Two: Jerry Pike lManagerJ, Larry Widney, Bill Sauder, John Wilcots, Ray Phares, Willie Potts, Ronald Jones, Roger Cawlr-y, Roger Nystrom, Jim Tracy, Eil Marrs, John Kycl, Don Erickson, Mr. Silvey. Row Three: Assistant Coach Mr. George Jefchak, Dave Van Winkle, Russell Shepherd, Lance Weston, Warren Weathers, Clifford Thomp- son, Bala Johnson, Jim Jones Dick Olin, Gene O'l?rien, Norman McCrea, Bill Scott, Chuck Brightwell, Arthur Black. Row Four: Danny Caster, Boris Yaro, Ron Prickett, Larry Brown, John Casson, Marcus Rivers, Larry Schwin, Larry Metsker, Ted Hughes, Frank Hogan, Bob Kurtzo, Fred Robinson. John Wilcots goes after East in the City Indoor! Ray Phares leads the pack in a relay lap! Brain Travis ties up a last mile? Willie Potts hits his stride with the baton! -71- wrestling Q., Stat' Moet wrestlers, Kenneth Johnson, Tom Hoppcr and Don Salisbury, looia over riaxxilnle matching with their Coach, Mr. Huralwfrs golf Coach: Mr. Roy Hughes. Row One: Don Jones, Kenny Johnson, Ronnie Grimes, Jim McGuire, Steve Jones, Bon Lancy, Norm McCrca Row Two: Tom Couch, Jim Jones, Tom Hopper, Dwight King, Craig McLaughlin, Joe Mullins, Erl Huntoon Hughes. Row Three: Bob Cass, Glen Week, Don Salisbury, Merlyn Krutsingcr, Larry Be-em, Bob Johnson Hrrrh Kokf' Jerry McKenm. Girls: Coach: Mr. Kcceno. Row One: Mary Lou Campluell, Anna Mae Wilson, Jean Beardsley Row Two: Pot Kmgkade, Suv Ruston, Rosalla Anderson, Elva Slaughter. 772-. Boys: Coach: Mr. William Kaceno. A Row One: Wayne Cotter, George Alexanacr, Richard Scott, Jim Bogardus, Doug Vaughn, Larry Widney. Row Two: Mr. Kacena, Doug Christensen, Larry Vande Lune, Kenny Morris, Todd Hill. Row Three: Gus Dascoloi, Ed Kasnor, Chuck Van Fleet, Jerry Wall, Tom Wills. tennis N Gidst Cncch: Mr. Stephen Bakolyor. Row One: Evcxnfzitv Vhw-. Mmrv Ellf-rw Cmvwpholl Qlcluwh-ttv Howf1rvW Pooh Akhlcy! Murfmrwt Vvorkw, Row Two: Mr Hnkolynr, Hvvtn Hzuotrll Mun Low. Wrlcivwr Wklnfiu Kent, Mnrllvn Kwnhcv, PAr1rqnr-it Qbwmmr'-, Row Three: LL-olu Lcv, Iflcfmolwmr Mlwn fAr1rw.'f1 Mm. wx Marx Vvuwmmrth, fQWr1:1vk- Dunrlwcm Boys: Coach: Mr. Stephen Bakalycr. Row One: Wohiux Mrxncw-. Sh--'o IH-um, Nmnmu lv Don Joncw, Gory Kmmzw, Row Two: Mr Brmkobynr Phil Koch! Gimxn WM-kt. .w Gihlwk, Harold Bw, E, Dum' Srwmiqrov, 2 -, I . Drake dolls -,mile ot :eprexcm Inq Tech ot Relays. Gene ond Deon make G stntmn hreok on KDPS. The boys get their exvrciaos In qym class, A weightmon fimh himself rum- rxing with 0 lnmtmmn WCH G40 Caddy- lllelddllle G! CHILE KING Drive In No. 2 5722 Hickman Phone 7-9433 pg Compliments of De Arcy's Boot Shop woodlaffgi Market For Beautiful Shnes'Hosie -Purses W d 1 d 726 Walnut Street Deys Moines, Iowa 00R1?nI:wUs, 13155311 Compliments of Woerner Standard Service Comphmems of Phone 8-9127 - - - 215' 6 Forest Des Moines' Iowa Artistic Manufacturing Company G ' Ami Qaocf .fuck Scum of fha Mama '7eeA We wish for each of you a bright future with happiness, and success in whatever you undertake. Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa W4 Jlaiemllq Place Za WMA -74- CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISI-IES, GRADUATES . . . ir Also Compliments to a Splendid Job by an Excellent StaFIoItI'1e 1954 Engineer. if TI-IE REGISTER AND TRIBUNE ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT Dutch Cleaners Inc. Quality Cleaning Free Pick U ,D and Delivery Phone 2-9703 1414 Harding Road Beaverdcxle Super Valu 743 p'l244 K' PRINTERS 2821 Beaver Ave. no E' F 1 s reel Pl 4 an DES IMOINEF 9. IOXV.-X ACNE - SKIN BLEMISHES ' - Easily Correded By Raymond S D'X' Service Betty Rodgers Nyla Skin Authority . Free Conxullafion 401 Euchd Ph- 2'3073 23 years 320 shops Bldg. Phone 4-0991 Congmtzzlrziions Seniors VALLEY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY .Member rj Federal Deposif Iusuralzre Corporation Fourth and Walnut L7 6-. Mcaqaffie 211-ug Quality Drugs 3720 Sixth Printing ofDistinction LEACH PRINTING CO. Phone 4-3816 807 Grand Ave. Des Moines, Iowa Cumplinlcnls nf MILLER GROCER Y 'Hn' Plum' To lfur Wheri' Prifcs Am' Chuuyv ' '1'lmnkx For Your Pulrornigcn 1400 Center For Better Slug Composilionn E 8: E Lino Service 316 Locust Iles Moines C'or1gn1.ulu.i011x Seniors HAYS AXLE SERVICE 417 lfzlst lfiflh Street DENNIS SUPPLY COMPANY Furmvrly Dennis Rufi'iAvm1!imi Sunnly REFRlGtl2ATlON SUPPLIES WHOLESALE ONLY DES MOINES, IOWA l9I2 SIXTH AVE. BLACK TULIP Stoker Coal Refined, wusherl :incl 4,il treutul l7eepShz1lt, Illinois No. 6 Seam DES MOINES COAL TERMINAL llll 5.12. Sixth Sl. Dial 3-3187 Compliments MID-TOWN-MOTORS INC. Lincoln-Mercury Glenn H. Smith Pres. Phone 2-8323 1408 Locust St. Des Moines Evelyn Grant ond Hozcl Wood tit o new porty dress Morgie Davis leads the yells Vince Wilson: Oops! I had it once! Froncis Morgan gives out with some music, Scene from Jonuclry Closs Play, Are We Dressing? . Bernice Christopher sews o seom. Jo Anne Woods horcfoots on The stage. Dear John. Jonuory Seniors: They look educated. Tonv Lisoc cmd his squeeze- box. Jumping Jock Bob Wotson. ,,f,..,, john Moffet Glen Roy Automotive Parts 8: Equipment Motor Supply Company 1313 Locust Des Moines 9, Iowa Display Matenal and Party Goods Good Luck Seniors KESL DISPLAY Wes s Downtown Standard Service 920 Walnut Phone 4 4440 Seventh 6 Keo Pidgeon s Plainview Market Rowart Cut Stone Company Fine Foods Contractors in Cut Stone and Marble At a Reasonable Pnce East 7th and Vine Streets Phone 4-8604 2nd 6 Plainview DES MOINES 9 IOWA Solar is built around fine folks like our Des Moines Technical School gradu- ates. Among Des Moines Tech grad- uates at Solar are top, left to right: Robert Dotts t'44l, Area lnspectorg Lynn Hutfaker C'44l, Fussion Welderg bottom left to right: lim Waters t'45l, Welclerg Bev Lemon t'44l, Clerk. S0!.AR AIRCRAFT COMPANY Des Moines San Diego emwzrdmw Zo Me Qwzwzwf ezm of -54 Orville Lowe Inc. 524 E. 6th St. lowa's Largest Ford Dealer PARTS SERVICE Gel 70 Know Ufuullle .fame Qaa Zine Salam, Bfzfizflai, Alalifeu, an! Gun UMM The Boyt Company 303 New York Avenue - -Comphniems of - Compliments of the Ersg':?P::Z??Eg, igglon Crocker Branch Y.M.C.A. 3000 E Umvefsi Des M 1 1333 Keo Congratulations Seniors CO,,,,,1,'memS of MIDWEST T COMPANY Service Optical Company 842 Fifth Street 8th and Locust Phone 8-1959 Order A - X ,M 'L1 ? qv 1,7116 E -mQ+m1krL1Xe'r!iHm X- pack x lf F T I ' y XL MII-Y From og u G 3 0 5 'K! 0 0 0 5 0 0 Olll' X f Dealer -30- . . . gel your grad porlmits at R. .f1.'s . . . wr' 1li11. ' R. A. WOOD PA M 1511 FOREST AVENUE PHONE 2-8890 BRUCE - COBBS Furniture Quality furniture at popular prices 3612 Second Avenue Open Monday and Friday Nights C0mPliments of Gould Camera Shop Karp Auto Parts 2320 University Aveune 1425 Grand Avenue Phone 4-0363 Des Moines, Iowa Compliments of With Best Wishes Lambert Dairy The KEHM FLORAL CO. 19th 6 Keo Phone 2-1812 9th 6: Walnut Congratulations to the Class of 1954 from '7fze place la Q0 fm Me Name! ffm Know 'rr-1r:Mf,W U'r1cA .-.821 KR.'!N.!2:.!',!Z. UNION MADE SNUG SADDLF SEAT Buckaroos give you the comin RNUED snug. good-looking fit that ' 0 ' means comfort-in the x ,,,s,,ms saddle or out' Sizes 29 to 42. short. medium and long Western Style Jackets to EA ll oz Match, sizes 34 to 46, wgsrgn nzniv 34.29 SANFORIZED TAPERED LEGS sae RM 44,1 af V I V I D N'S Viv and Dcm Kroloff SHOES TOYS FURNITURE DES MOINES, IOWA 5804 Franklin 2117 E. University Phone 5-6233 Phone 62-6719 .-33,,. eamplimenli of Plaintalk Publishing Co. 515 EAST SIXTH AVENUE DES MOINES, IOWA COmD1irHer1fS Of HIGHLAND PARK MOBILGAS Field 51100 Store 4th 6. Euclid Phone 3-9691 710 Walnut DES MOINES, IOWA Compliments of , GOFF PLUMBING 61 HEATING CO. DOSSEY S CONOCO SERVICE 1205 Grand Avenue 3rd 5' EUCLID DES MOINES 9. IOWA DES MOINES, IOWA 9 z Congratulations fo' to the WW Class of 1954 19 K G s REDDY KILOWATTQ Your Electric Servant Iowa Power and Light Company glechicflfq bi cheap in ibn luoinal ABA? Compliments of Van Super Valu 3416 Southeast Fourteenth Street Compliments of STADIUM SERVICE STATION your Phillips ESG dealer W 2600 Forest Des Moines. Io G Meet your friends at High Fifteen Grill 1501 High C'r1n1pll'n1r'nl.x nl' The Family Food Plan INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 2-1illS.li. I4th,'r. -147177 Compliments ot Geppert Studio Biggie's Drive-In For a Better Sandwich and Thick Malts 2424 S. W. 9th St. Bill Couch Motor Sales 1222 Keo Way Phone 2-3769 fqcme c'1.r:AN IfiRs Main Um e - riih X liuclifl - Plmnv 3-X622 I'ICKI'I' IJIZLIYICRY ISRANVII BRANCH BRANCH ht I1 8 foilege li. 6th N Grzlml 42ml X llniversily Plume 245000 Phone 8-3204 Phone S-2613 Scene in Tech's Halls---Yolo kity Yak! Don Wilson receives class kev from AI Gladson. Don Bemis has Harold MQ- Caw over the table. Who's the teacher? Christmas Play hy Drama Club. Guess Who? Virginia Boxwzr-. and Sharron Moore, Harold McCaw goes up for o shot Jo Anne Woods rtancang os usual! Will big Boi: McCIish make it? Yea Tech! Sowdcr scores ogoin. PARTY FAVORS 8: CENTER PIECES COMPLETE CAR REBUILDING made for any occasion Or theme f ,. - M- 4------M -- NAPKINS, CANDLES, TALLIES. PLACE CARDS, NUT CUPS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, full size and miniature DECORATIVE PAPERS ALL TYPES RENTAL MATERIALS FOR PLAYS ETC. CALL US FOR IDEAS AND MATERIALS GEORGE KUCHARO DISPLAYS soo LOCUST STREET TELEPHONE 3-11,49 OWEN CRIST DES MOINEQ o, IOWA AUTO BODY SERVICE Irwin's Auto Supplies C 'fH 7m'S Q76 H U Art Stahonery Press Sporting Goods - Bicycles 1168 24th Sheet 1166 24th Street Phone 9-1913 Phme 5-9560 1Qhn'S Iqnitor Supplies Pidgeon's F arm 6. Home Store Furniture - Hardware IOHN W. QUINNETT, IR.. Proprietor open sunf'3::1: ZSHoudays Phone 3-8096 400 East Walnut Des Moines, Iowa 305 S-E 30111 Street There Is A Difference In Bread! You'll Agree After The First Bite of RE , ,.I, ,, W., .V-' I I ...I 1 e:a2?2ii ? i i Z'i:- dv , .... , ,rit .E ..'I '-t'-' T '.,, We A I to mam B R EAD Bakers Of - Harvest and Duncan Hines Bread .Qualify gakeu. 404 04424 52 Ween --861. STUDIO Ql1ALITQf PHCTOORAPHS BN jgr zfkc Graduaic fs-f PORTRAIT STUDIO '42O QTH. ST. ' DES MOINES IOWA ' DIAL 5-1007 For All Your Health And Beauty Aids Go To g Better Dairy Products Your Neighborhood Pharmacy 2341 Second Ave- 25th and Forest Ave. Phone 5-0950 Phone 3-6295 W C'g pliTem5x?f Leather Goods itter- inc air ariety 2209 Cottage Grove Avenue WERTZ LEATHER SHOP Phone 2-6490 407 Clearview Drive CO. Compliments of . CRISPIN DRUG COMPANY New Mattresses at Factory Prxoe Cor. 22nd G Cottage Grove 2009 Forest Avenue PHONE 4-2237 DES MOINESJOWA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1954 Seniors contemplating marriage soon remember we will make you some keautiful wedding pictures at the Studio or in the Church. ANDREWS' STUDIOS 822 Walnut Street Phone 4-4495 Des Moines, Iowa -gg? You'll find a career at Merediths! vshether your goal is success in one of the printing crafts or in the secretarial field, you will find many career opportunities at the Meredith Publishing Company. Your training at Tech High will guide you toward a life- time joh for two of America's greatest magazines, Sucressful Farming and Better Homes 8: Gardens. Merediths offers you a live-day week, pleasant cafeteria and lounge, as well as-many other institutional advan- tages. VVhatever your job preference, visit our Personnel Department today. Our interviewers will he happy to discuss your career with you. Meredith Publishing Compfany 1716 Locust Street, Des Moines 3, Iowa -39-. fe?-fan RADIO CITY Radio G T.V. Soles Sewice DES MOINES, IOWA 1327 E. 14th Street Phone 62-5615 Compliments of RANCH MARKET 1740-East University Phone 6-0954 Compliments of COX 66 SERVICE Phone 6-9218 2202 Easton Blvd. Cordially Yours COMMUNITY LUNCHEONETTE l202 Center Street Compliments of HUDSONS DRIVE IN I OOT BEER YARHAM s BRAKE SERVICE WOSTQAQQQSJIQHES 845 6th Avenue Des Moines, Iowa IQ Mi. North of Firestone on Second Ave. em,,.azu1az.w lo the awww 61444 af 1954 Garner Publishing Company Letterpress and Offset Printers 615-17-19 Euclid Avenue Phone 2-8146 WARREN'S MARKET Quality Meats 2344 Easton Phone 6-4916 HENRY FIELD'S DES MOINES SEED AND NURSERY STORE LQIMIITIY Farm Seeds, Nursery Stock and Pet Supplies Phone 4-9952 Des Moines, Iowa 815 Locust Conzplinzenlx of foe Qayyai Phone 4-5541 SAM POCHTER RAILROAD SALVAGE 501-505-425 S. E. 7th St. Phone 4-3429 Andy 61 BiI1's Market Quality Meats 6. Groceries 621 Mulbury Ph. 4-5511 Compliments of Dr. 6. Mrs. Wm. I. Ritchey. D.D.S. 720 Grand ARGONNE CAF E Fine Foods 1731 Grand Ph. 3-4413 Flynn Dairy 7th G University ,Stems ., Stick 'ern Up! Scene from Bread On tne water... Betty Munyon cuts a rug. Oh, No! Terry Rnech is shooting 'cm up, too! Eddie Cree looks charming in Bcttyk wig. That's Lorraine Kilgore shoyclinq in thc food, natch. This picture was NOT taken hy a memhrir at the photography dass! I-tealthicst Kids --Betty Munyon and Dan Lchmkuhl. Rush, rush, rush. Baby Contest-they didn't leavr- out nothin', Dramatic scene. Lunchroom view. This WAS taken by a photography student Scene from Jan. Class Day play, Assembly-whooppec! SIDLES COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Automotive Parts and Garage Equipment 101 12th Street Des Moines. Iowa Compliments of O'DEA CHEVROLET COMPANY Des Illoines Oldest Chevrolel Dealer 623 East Grand Phone 4-4195 C 1' e t f Phone 7-fusvdbsaun East 6th omp im ri s o 3,7133 A DERSUNXN 31 Brown Drug ' Grand Ave our Sevemx se d e 1511 Grand Avenue Ph. 3-6286 j- Con 5' ar Flowers Wired Everywhere Arranged As You Like Them DOHERTY'S FLOWERS Phone 8-0816 2nd at College Des Moines. Iowa Compliments of Cardinal Cleaners 8: Shirt Launderers Phone 5-2115 The TIILLCORN DRIVE-IN East 14th and Euclid French Fried Shrimp Barbequed Ribs Fried Chicken Jumbo Tenderloin Sandwiches and many others French Fries Hot Apple Pie Covering All Iowa With Complete Finance Service 0'DEA FINANCE CO. Root Beer Des Moines Spencer Cedar Rapids Creston We specialize in fine food for fine people Waterloo Mason City C? 'wx 01044 of '54 Weddings Portraits Graduation Pictures qQlDf5cZpf1915 Grznnvflvz. 'ii E' fi'l 'F 4 il? A : i gag. ng nesrnebfzfi i kq, 15 Wlwfw Q 'il J- 1 :-.' ' TZ 9 i , is s A DJL, U , fan., Q? 1' 'A FINKBINE 'QR ' 745 MANSION SECOND AVENUE HARDWARE General Hardware Compliments of . V HECK ROSS Paints - Vtall Paper Glass - Tools - Garden Needs Sporting Goods - Gifts Band Uniforms Hunting and Fishing Licenses Ask About Our Rental Services Tuxedo Rentals 1117 Second Ave. Phone 3-5666 515 Locust Ph 5-3285 C0mP1im0'1fS of Iohnson's Texaco Service Fairground Ben Franklin Store Washfng o Tuwfflfi Cvreaslng - Waxing 304 E- 30th P31006 62-7357 Phone 5-9862 32nd 6 Forest Jones Food Market B I W, h Briardale Fine Foods 65 ZS is 1 4000 Cornell Phone 3-3471 ff ffmff Send Flowers peak-fone fbaiae .94-z , Best Sandwiches Boeden 4104141 THREE STORES Chicken Salad B 51.00 uns 700 Grand Ave. 3422 Beaver Ave. . Phone 3-4210 Phone 7-4416 French Fnes Ingersoll At 38th Phone 5-2188 DES MOINES, IOWA Forest and Harding Road I ...94- CONGRATULATICDNS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 CAPITOL 0R'l'l-I EAST 14th Sl. AT BROADWA DES MOINES NEWEST, LARGEST MCDST MCDERN DRIVE-IN THEATRE Compliments of KNOX RESTAURANT 1411 E. Euclid Phone 6-8244 HART'S D-X SERVICE lfireslmze - Tirew - Buflerin Greasirzg - 11-'asking 2902 Hubbell Phone 6-9373 Compliments uf GARFIELD CLOTHING CO. Phone 4-0722 East 6th and Locust Straw-ts -EU111PlE1EPLHTESERVIfE- pl E gmt AND 5ERv1cE m oN THE Zfzfo D01 Paoogm gen Duggan: Zrcluqa EE HGBHVITIU PHONE 3 3571 OR 3 3359 1h 111 9 - . lv Ama-Paowqzm I ,o nno,,4-o -,, 4 SERVI E , Inf. ' X '541-5 ST.,-DES UIHES. ,lawn E Victoria CLEANERS, TAILORS and FURRIERS Fur and Wool Cold Storage 541- 6TH AVENUE TELEPHONE 4 2545 DES MOINES 9. IOWA Congratulations From Metropolitan Drug 1000 Center Street Bexl H,1'.VlI6.Y From EASTOWN FLOOR COVERING ABE STEIN, owner 616 East Crzund .'xYE'11ll I CJ, Us 4 1 Sth and Walnut, Des Moines Congratulations And .Best Wishes T0iThefgClass Of 1954 .Book fm Zine 'mack- auilfz flue Jacek- 0, Me swzc1..,azG.u mx, That's Hiland Potato Chips Compliments of CENTRAL ENGRAVING COMPANY DPS Moines 417 10111. Phone 3-1117 H and H Grocery Quality Groceries and Meats 800 Nineteenth Street HAMBORG'S MEATS MEAT AND POULTRY PHONE 3-7425 419 EAST Sth BORG'S SUPER VALU We aim to please I I COWNIE FURS 510 Market St. 2104 E. 14th St. Coat 6 Suit Comer 8th and Walnut 5 - ' 1 'if ,h ,1 ,,-.,.f-ff,-+,,vmWg., gal 'e QiAt I 5: 1' VV 1 N x X 2 ' . ' . Eh. F-wg-yqcqg gg, hu 'U to q..,, 5 O P- --JT .. Q -' 3' f if CVS -971. Compliments of R and R Welding Supply Co. Distributor for Linde Air Products Co. Telephone 5-0191 315 12th Street Des Moines. Iowa All Purpose Trenching Miller Trenching Company E. 50th 6 Dean Ph. 6-0605 ,cw swf, some 583 7th Street Boots - Ties - Shirts - leans - Belts - Hats - Frontier Pants HARRY'S CLOTHING lowa's Headquarters For Authentic Western Wear 211 Euclid Avenue Des Moines 13, Iowa ALBRIGHT RED BASKET MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS G 901.5 Egchg. 2625 Forest Ave 4721 Universiw memes- un mei Phone 5-ll4l Phone 7-2665 open Sundays 6' Evenings Corclial congratulations on your graduation from Des Moines Tech . . . and a cordial invitation to make this bank your bank. Bankers Trust Company Sixth 8: Locust Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Congratulations 1954 Seniors BEBTRICE FOUDS CO. 1703 W. Grand Des Moines, Iowa .Ileel Your Friends At FAABORG PHARMACY 2222 E. 14th St. Compliments of Stoner McCray System 1213 Grand Avenue Sampson Drug Store A prescription pharmacy 1541 Sth Avenue C. A. Lucas Paint Store Paints-Painter Supplies-Wallpaper Phone 3-2323 213 Euclid Ave. Des Moines 13. Iowa FAIRGROUND HARDWARE 2951 East Walnut Phone 62-5869 SNOBOY BLUE:BmD FRESHIE: GAMBLE ROBINSON CO. Wholesale Fresh Fruits 6. Vegetables DES MOINES Schwinn Built Bicycles Spring Hub Cycle Company 516 East Grand PACKARD'S CITIES SERVICE Indianola Road 6 Olinda Phone 3-9110 Des Moines. Iowa 1.1. ,,-99--. Nell Diff th 0 NEWS OFI mer and John C Il tt KDPS, Katy and Carroll and thcxr T h Another sccnc Irorn A Stars Duck Smith and Vtnc WI I thc stage, OH W Back :n the saddle agonn wth J y D I ID A h C on CV. Gluqf Glug' Mr Blair ls h Q I kurt aqoun. Between :loss dash What? Bah opens thc door I J Those Edntors: Jr-rry Andcr I I I Koancr. Oh Inav! Foozf. Harold and Coach S II -,ho tt tI EB t IJI1 OVFU Compliments of DAVEY'S DINNER CLUB 5215-Sth Avenue Phone 3-9600 USE YELLOW CABS PHONE 3-1 1 1 1 OH M Iarles VS Pfodof ELLEN'S BEAUTY SHOP . . 1 we ages I1f,foim:fIfovY,aCompGnY . EXPERT HAIR STYLING AND SHAPING 220 Eighth Sl, Ph, 2.1009 2040 E. WALNUT P.H. 52-5158 , , Always Gooi Flowers fawam lffmfffw? e? 'PG'W nnnnnws rnownns Typesettmg and Typeccstmq 2821 Forest Ave. Ph. 7-4487 Day or Nite 809-811 Grand Avenue Des Moines 9, Iowa DES IVIUINES, IOYVA START SAVING NOW .2446-W ielllmy fe 59 we Graduation Rings for Des Moines Tech High are made in our own shop Prompt Delivery Plumb Jewelry Store Vlialnut at Sixth Des Moines COne Dollar will open your savings avcouiitj AT DES MOINES SAVINGS And Loan Assocciation 210 6th Avenue Phone 2-8303 INSURED TO 310,000 CURRENT 3fZ, DIVIDENDS --I OO- Conqratulations Seniors Compliments of Engle Welding Equipment Co. HAST FOOD MARKET All Ty e 1 ' ' p s o Welding Supplies 1120 Grand Avenue 602 E. Grand Phone 3-6187 HAMMER PHARMACY Us K Sh St Iowa's Olrlest Pharmacy oser oe ore Russell E, johnson. Prop. for beautiful Shoes that fit 600 E. Grand Phone 4-0250 512 Walnut Des Moines, Iowa General Typewriter Exchange Compliments of 'I'-' 4' ' lt S - Add' ' B14 Ulf is . illlilzfils.-ft . .'-'IIi..-iQT,iI.'ll Silvers Store 1020 Grand Renml. .mlm . .vrmu Phone 4-1515 509 E. Locust St, Des Moines. lima Will You Be A Drake Bull Dog? DRAKE UNIVERSITY 9 'Colleges of th R U ' 'F e mverslty Liberal Arts Education Divinity Community College Pharmacy Business Administration Fine Arts Law Graduate Division AIR FORCE R. O. T. C. IS OFFERED FOR INF ORMATION- Please call or visit office of Admissions Counselor -101.- Warren and Gottos NEW Pastime Restaurant Specializing in Italian Pizza on Hi-Way 6 68th 6. Hickman Des Moines, Iowa SNOBOY BLUEBIRD FRESHIE GAMBLE ROBINSON CO. Wholesale Fresh Fruits Sz Vegetables DES MOINES. IOWA Phone 62-3161 1923 Dean Compliments of Alber Coffee Shop PORTABLE WELDING 3028 South Union Street 3315 S.E. 14th St. Phone 3-9849 Earl Davis Phone 8-5267 SEE DRUG Compliments of Des Momes, Iowa -QU ALI'1'Y...PRICE,SERVICE.. 312-3rd Street Phone 3-4214 DIRECT ADVERTISING S. P. Whiting S. P. CBudD Whiting R. B. CDickD Whiting C. L. Bunker Frank Armstrong COPY 0 PLANS 0 ARTS 0 LISTS Nlultigraphing 0 Nlimeographing Photo-Offset 0 Planographing Multi-Color 0 Letter Press Printing Addressing 0 Machine and Hand Folding 424 E. GRAND AVE. PHONE 4-0106 Wholesale Radio Parts Electronic Equipment Radio Trade Supply Co TELEPHONE 8-7237 1224 GRAND AVENUE DES MOINES 9, IOWA -lO2- STONER PIANO COMPANY Compliments of Every Transaction Guaranteed HENRY C. OLSON, President Enqman Manufacturing Co. 10th and Walnut Street es Moines 9' Iowa 1317-19 Locust semi Phone 8-1937 Compliments of Cohen Grocery Store RICHARDS PHARMACY S,E, 1111, 5 Scan Urbandale 6 Merle Hay Road Des Moines. Iowa Phone 5-3159 Congratulations from Casson Restaufanl Highland Park State Bank ?44 East ,Locust CGIQPIHQ-PHPIICS-BGHQUGIS 222 Euclid Avenue phohe 3,9023 ANDERSQN-ERICKSON 'Qualify you can!a42'e Phone 6-3172 2229 HUBBELL AVENUE DES MOINES, IOWA --I 03- For expert Ford Servire and repair Chambers Motor Co. 1506 Locust St. Phone 2-9111 Congratulations Class of 1954 from FRANKELS Des Moines newest and most modern clothing store C. E. BUTTERWORTH CO. U.S. ROYAL TIRES Nielsen Greenhouse 6. Flower Shop Flowers tor all occasions Corsaqes, Floral Arrangements 433 EAST GRAND PHONE 4-5215 1900 High Street Phone 3-0101 Compliments of Compliments ot - WOLF'S GRILL Nahonal Cleaners and Dyers Serving good cooked meals and sandwiches 1150 Keo 523 East 6th Street The right note for refreshment -t CONGRATULATIONS, SEN IORS! N Be sure to investigate the many advant- N ages 0fA.I.B. training. A.I.H. graduates ,fy are holding key positions in the business world and with the government. Como I in for an interxiew. 9 l i f L E. O. Fenton, President American Institute of Business -' Grand at Tenth Des Moines, Iowa BO T ED U O OF THE C C--COLA CO.- urs xioixizs c ot x c ont Borruxc, COMPANY .JO4 C o nz plim enls of KOCH BROTHERS PRINTERS JOHN BLOEM STORES STATIONERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS BUSINESS MACHINES Nh-ns Clothing N Shoe-s for the lfzunily Grand Ave. Third to Fullrih 520,522 E. Locust Compliments .L'eQ'aanJ Banda Shop WP specir1l1':e in fiaftops R' H' MILES CO' S06 Grand Aw-. 4-4801 l8l8 l-liqh Sl. f'umf1l1rllr'rllx qi' DAVID MATTSON COMPANY CARLSON T.V. SERVICE Aut Jlll t'v P: rls . .'XlII1llllUllX'8 lXlzll:I2iic ghop Service U'H'F' Conversions f 213 East Locust Ph. s-ons 3302 Thffmvsfm Ph- 6-8289 Our Heartiest Congratulations to the '54 Class SUPE R MARKETS He-uclquzlrtvrs For the Towns lfim-sl Ifonrls U.S. CHOICE MEATS-U.S. N0. 1 PRODUCE-FAMOUS BRAND MEATS --1 osfa Compliments of IOWA STATE BANK .llemlref Federal Depnsil I 71 .vu rancf' Corpnm H1111 Compliments of Drs M vines Drizv' in B11 nk Capital City State Bank Plenty of parking space Member of F. D. I. C. E' 7th N Locust East 5th and Locust Reppert Pharmacy Ingersoll Poultry Market Where you meet your friends 2701 Ingersoll Avenue Ph. 2-0513 35th G Ingersoll Ph. 5-3177 Poultry Fish Cheese Bill Matthes Paint Company House of Marmion Distributor of Enterprise Paints 511 Euclid 1 W P Dflivff Phone 8-6737 Open 9 to 9 on I' 'Sl hmd 'l S'::'AHiH Jn Jmy. 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