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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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Z' i, I Y Y Y ' 4' CERT if if fulfil L LLL LLLLLL lllll if LL LU- lllll lf Ll.l.l. l.l-LL -1 ,S Soon, Tech will move to a new building. tShown on the end sheets with a drawing by Mr. William Mayo, Tech's drafting instructoinl But Tech students who have graduated or who have attended the school will never forget the present building and its halls, its rooms, its memories. To preserve these memories, the 1956 Engineer staff presents on the division pages scenes from around the school. Judy Schultz and Jim Jones have written a little poem to go with each page. And the staff placed the room numbers above the core area and organization group pictures instead of the usual headlines to help readers to remember where they were taught and where they took part in Tech's activities. gl- EER Published by the Journallam Doparfmanr Dan Moinaa Tachnlcal High School Des Moines, Iowa Edlrar Kfirsr aemenerl: Joyce Tromblee Advlaar: Stan Blair Adverllling Advilar: Eugene Barlow Prlnring of Advarrlumanh Advlnra: Lyle Srnithaon, Nate Lee, Dale Hersh Photography: Ro-Lee Studios of Den Moines, Iowa: Engineer Staff, Photography Clan iWiIIiam Kacena, inxfrucrorl Prlnrlng: Myer: Yearbook Company of Topeka, Kamal Cover and dlvlalen pagan: Joyce Tromblee, Sue Grimen, Ron Frank- houaer, Louise McCall, Karan Nash, June Huilt, Cecil Ogle. g,4,msam.,.. ' 'W ' ':1 1ff MW: 1,,. ,.. . 0 RQ M. A send-off for an out-of-town game. 2' The best miler in the stare acts bashful f,, 1 M A H D IJ NS Color Day color. The crowd's out to send the boys off. Joy plans the next moveg Tannaft worries. H Go get him! N Mr, Farrow unwraps a surprise. The snowman waiis for the Snowball Dance. 5 Do we have vo go back to class? Shirley says, Let's yell. Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Marks listen while Mr. Harsh explains off-set. Coach tells the plans. Rhoedes tells a iolce and ruins a picture of the Council's officers. A kissing Lovs of work goes into one of These Vhings. Where's everybody goin'? reward. Mr. Tuomi's homeroom studies. Diane tries to svudy. Vern poses. The team takes if easy Those primers are always hungry! Denny was late To Class so he works wl1ile others eat, Bill and Gary ponder over the next Technician assignments. Waiting for the dancers, Number IB is doomed. Dick Olin adds two more bars to the state champ board. i - 1 .aj 99 fx ,, 2 eil, N , 1 I EP 1, X Q - 1 1 Dale McDaniel points to a picture of last years champs CHEERLEADERS: Joyce Miller Shirley Collins, Bonnie Leake Jerry Cox, Carol Stebbins, De Iores Mundy, i , Maioreffes: Rosalie Anderson, Dora Anderson, Frances Miller, Phyllis Grant, Mary Logan and Drum Major: Don Jones. -,Xa ,, 'I wee What a differ ence a minute makes! We alway s knew senior heads were big U No W lzsren t O r hi, O Ne! kl Lisie Stop! Loo . n' Peache Cheese or ff., .Y G3 X91 S+ as auf! in ,I l 1 - .1 , Z ' A E , -1 We :umm Pipe Drums. Ar! Workers. Clk' SE 331 V g 5 -4 , wk ii' ai! 31 UNK, Laden. Xn ml hgui- 70ch sc ln., X v 4 -' L our . :V 751 P' H, K ff' A -M L ff xi f f' Q . ' af,f' , T 8 I W,' I ,.' ffl ' ' V . f A rf ' A ,5 !'fg'f','. 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Second row: Alfred Thomas, art: LeRoy Mitchell, art, social studies, Howard Andreasen, radio engineer, Lyle Smithson, printing, Kenneth Oleson, radio: Nate Lee, printing. as .E we 1 Nr- 'HPI' ,fi First row: Don Squires, mathematics, counseling, Eula Rouse, food and clothing, Vera Ann Tnrman, hotel and restaurant, Olga Madison, hotel and restaurant, Dick Williams, mathematics, applied science. Second row: William J, Kacena, science, Stephen Balulyar, mathematics, Carl Watkins, refrigeration, Chan Smith, science, mathematics. IQ Emory Shriver, commercial, Helen Wheeler, coordinator, stenography, clerical, Emily Shepherd, physical education, Phil Ballou, social studies, counseling. gif 'V'-. Walt Ramey, drafting, Ralph Joy, English, speech, Allan Clement, English, counseling, Stan Blair, English, journalism, Vernie Schultz, related. I d' t W Eu ene Barlow commercial- Mayflower Wells, commercial, Margaret Taylor, commercial First row: Lester Gabel, commercia, coor ina or, . g , , l J cl n Lee, business education. Second row: Phil Cooper, retailing, coordinator, H. Ray Hartley, commercia counseling, Galen Kinzie, commercia , u so Arvin Fettkelher, commercial, Bob Davenport, commercial, Pete Olthoff, commercial. 20 pm- we 2 'Fi First row: James Barlow, driver education, Helen Collins, nurse, Edna Bohlman, social studies, Eino Tuomi, social studies. Second row Charles Silvey, physical education, coaching, Larry Gillespie, physical education, coaching, Harry Peterson, social studies, counseling Jap Farrow, social studies, athletic manager, Kenneth Tannatt, social studies, coaching. First row: Harold Rutx, sheet metal, T and I, I. M, Halverson, machine shop, Harlan Boyce, welding, T and I, Don Bryant, T and l, mathee matics. Second row: Charles Dowd, electricity, John Foster, mechanical drawing, T and I, John Lehmlcuhl, welding, Gundnr Frilaourgh, T and I, mathematics, Ray Hughes, machine shop, Not Pictured: Willard Combs, Milton Gerhart, Bette Jane Greene, Donly Pierson, David Tuttle, Russell Wiles. l l J i kassistam custodkanl leo BBV-ef. HQYWY B'UmmYe CUSTODUXN: Eau SXack Jennre NNKXson Lmatroni. ,4v ' sh ,hm McFaXX, .Um Dah? KN-36 d cusrodiam, ,hm Sparks., Chades Anderson a- 2' i v , ' S Q :live j L' ' rr ja A :fi J v .- J E Y 'tix p- . A . R . Lir iirffi H' ,Q ,. Q W---. . Y iw Q V 4.3.1 ,. h I ,W J A ,K L A,.., , 4' .I I CAFETERIA managed, E WORKERS: Xlrrginra Egenberger, Gertrude Harris, Ehzabeth Brydon, Edith Hopkins, 7.oe Lenkus. Secon duh Shrves, Marie Myer. 22 d rowz Orga Madrson Uurxcheon SENIORS James Black, President January PM Bemis, Secrotary Sue Grimes, Traasurar 24 Norman Jesse, Vice-President Delores Vee Anderson Dee To travel around the world. Stanographic Hall Monitor 5: Office Staff 5: Lunch Room Cashier 7: Commencement Committee 8: Ex- change Editor, Technician 8. Viola Anges Bell Vi To achieve anything that I undertake. Clerical GAA 3, 4, 5, 8: Gym Leader 8: Athletic Office 8: Cap and Gown Committee 8. 4-ng Roger James Ballard Mary No ambition. Cabinet Making Patricia Jean Bemis Patty-Poo To be the sheriff that tracks down Black Jim and Bad Bill . Stanographic Golf 3: GAA 3, 4, 5, 6: Chorus 3: Supply Room 5, 6, 7, 8: Service Club 3, 4, 5: Student Council 3, 4, 5: Table Tennis Tournament 4: Lunch Room Cashier 7: Senior Class Secretary 8: Exchange Editor, Technician 8: Hall Moni- tor 6. James Cooper Black Black Jim To shovel off to Olde California with 'Bad Bill' Cabinet Making Cross Country 4, B: Track 5, 6, 7: Hall Moni- tor 6, 8: Wrestling 6, 7: Hi-Y 6: Senior Nomi- nating Committee 8: Senior Class President 8, Charles Henry Boelsen Captain Chuck To be an engineer or designer. Drafting Student Council 3, 4: Social Committee 4, 8: Football 5, 8. larry Wade Brown Marlon Go to college to get a wife and an education. Welding Student Manager Baseball 4. Raymond Edward Cartwright 25 Dorothy Lee Blackburn Dort To be a success in life. Stenographi: Drama Club 3, 4: Chorus 4: Lunch Room Cashier 5: Social Committee 5: Hall Monitor 6: Student Council 5: Student Council Alternate 6: Student Council Secretary 8: Class Day Committee 8. Larry lee Brown Little Larry To get a iob and buy a sports car. Drafting Basketball 5: Golf 6, 7: Homeroorn President 4: Class Day Committee 8. Wesley Jay Canfield Wes To get a lot of money with very little work. Nona I6-mm Operator 3: Football 4, 6, 8: Wrestling 4, 6, 7, 8: Track 7: Hall Monitor B. Delores Ann Choate Dee To go to college and to hook a certain young man. Tailoring Student Council 8: Pep Club 8: Cap and Gown Committee Co-Chairman 8. Rvbefl Cole R.K, To be a cat , Retailing Monitor 6. Shirley Maria lNicholsl Cree To do well in whatever I attempt to do. Clerical Senior Social Committee 8, From North: Cos- mopolitan Club 5, 67 Spanish Club 5, 6, Home Room Secretary 6. James Arthur Davis None. Printing Judith Rae Erickson Judy To make friends. Stenographic Office Staff 3, 5, 6, Service Club 3, 4, 5, 6, By Table Tennis Tournament 5, Lunch Room Cashier 6, Student Council 3, 4, 5, 65 Com- mencement Committee 8. Dale Newton Clark To ioin the air force, None Diane Mae Cleveland Di To go to business college and then travel around the U.S. Retailing Library Staff 3, Lunch Room Cashier 6, Student Council 8, Advertising, Technician 8: Senior Social Committee Co-Chairman 8, Balloting Committee 8. Annetta Marilyn Cond Cozy To be successful in whatever my career may be. Retailing Band and Orchestra 3, 4, 6, Chorus 4, Student Council 4: Senior Decoration Committee 8. Fred Richard Daniels Mechanical engineer or a tool and die maker. Machine Shop Barbara Jeanne Donahue Barb To be in the Lord's will at times and attend a bible school. Stenographic Senior Social Committee 8, Office Staff 6, 8, Service Club 6, Movie Usher 67 Movie Cashier 6, Alternate Student Council 6. Clayton Lewis Fallis To find a iob I like and be successful in it, Auto Diesel 2 6 Charles Callen Clarkson Nails Charlie To be a contractor or builder. Cabinet Making Chorus 3, 7, Football 4. Marvin lavern Cole Marvie To catch a dear. Machine Shop l t 3 -v K . cv 'fry '-A-J 5 ' Ferel June Fenrich Fritz To try and make everyone happy. Clerical Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 85 Chorus 3, 4, Hall Monitor 5: Cap and Gown Committee 8. Ronald lea Franlchouser Frankie To go to college and take commercial art. Commercial Art Sophomore Basketball 3: Sophomore Baseball Ap Football 8: Co-Chairman Senior Decoration Committee 8, Engineer Staff 8. Sue Carolyn Grimes Susie To become a successful commercial artist. Commercial Art Home Room Secretary 5, Senior Class Treas urer 8, Service Club 85 Senior Nominating ,Committee 87 Engineer Staff B5 Senior Decora tion Committee 8. Alberta Mae Hansen Bert Robert Dean Harlow Bob To be a good legal secretary. To be successful Clerical Drafting Joyce Elaine Harvey Harvey Sherry Joyce Hiatt Joy To aim always for that which is higher and To be a fnend to everybody always lead a good life. c l ' - Library Staff 3 Home Room Treasurer 4 Pep Student Board Traffic Control 35 Band 3, 4, 5 Club 8 Class Day Committee B 6, 7, 8, Office Staff 3: PBX 4, 5, 6: Com mencement Committee 8. David Lee Hurlbut Tex To go West and own a ranch. Auto Diesel Band 3, 4, 5, 6. 27 Drafting Larry Lee Kinzie To get a college education. Machine Shop Gerhard Kruger To become a good citizen in my community. Cabinet Making Football 4, 8. Lea Ann McCabe McGill To do good always. Accounting Social Committee 8: Chorus 3, 4. Willard Lee Morris BilI To be a success in everything I do. Auto Diesel Donald Ray lsenberger Ike To get married and have six daughters. Charles Jewett Chuck To be a million heir. Machine Shop William Ross Kirchner Roy Grant Lewis Warren lee Martin Pounds To become an aviation mechanic. Aviation Football 4. Nelson Dean Nine None. Aviation 28 Norman Gale Jesse Jess To help Frank Lloyd Wright redesign New York City. Drafting Band 3, 4, 5, 65 Tennis 31 Vice-President Senior Class 85 Student Council 85 Social Committee 87 Co-Chairman Senior Social Committee 8, Senior Nominating Committee 8. Rose Marie King Rosie To succeed in everything that I attempt to do. Stenographic Service Club 3, Chorus 3, 4, PBX 6, 7, 85 Sec- retary Adult Office 85 Class Day Committee 8, Erwin George Nixon Nick To cross the Atlantic on a pogo stick. Drafting John Richard Raney its ,,,. , Richard Dale Parker Skippy To go to college so as to be better off. Machine Shop Baseball 3, 5. Arlene Maria Reeves Lenny Jo make Ronnie a good wife. Clerical Baccalaureate Hostess 7, Commencement Com- mittee B, KDPS News Editor 8. William Dale Rhoades, Jr. Bill To trip along to the Golden State with Black Jim . Printing Basketball 3, 5, Social Committee 5, Hall Moni- tor 5, Student Council A, 5, 6, 71 Student Coun- cil Executive Committee 6, 7: Judge Student Court 6, Co-Chairman Social Committee 6, 77 Co-Editor, Technician 85 Executive Committee 8: Student Council President 8, Senior Social Committee 8: Senior Nominating Committee 8: Hi-Y 5, 6, 7, 8. Robert Paul Ross Bob To do the Lord's will. Retailing Monitor 5, 6. Gary Shaw Pinky To get a good iob and get married. Printing Baseball 3: Co-Editor, Technician 8. Jerry Dean Thompson Jer To make a name and lots of money for my- self in show business. Retailing Hall Monitor 4, Movie Usher 6, Chorus 6: Tennis 6. 29 v Donald Hugh Roland Hughie Get a good iob and get married. Drafting Basketball 3, Baseball 3: Football 41 Social Committee 6, 7, 8: Hi-Y 7, By Judge Student Court 6, Student Council 6, 7, Student Court 75 Executive Board 8. Jerry Lynn Selovar My ambition is to get enough ambition to have some ambition. Cabinet Making Advertising Manager, Technician 8, Senior Decoration Committee 8. Essie Cleone lShialdal Woughter Red ' To make Tom a good wife and to keep him happy. Stenographic Social Committee 8. Joyce Carolyn Tromblee To graduate from college with a degree. Commercial Art Office Staff 37 Baccalaureate Hostess 7, Home Room Secretary 3, 5, Secretary Service Club 61 President Service Club 7: Student Council 7, Student Council Vice-President 8: Co-Chair- man Senior Decoration Committee 8, Service Club 8, Chairman Homecoming Decorations 81 Editor, Engineer 85 Senior Nominating Cdm- mittee 8p Chief Justice Student Court 8. ..-v -:fix A ily , J 5 ,uv Autographs 'W-rf I Richard Nels Turnquist Nails To graduate from college and become a full fledged flying farmer. Aviation , Basketball 3, 4, 55 Football 4. John Ala Weisberg To marry a rich woman and retire at a very early age in California. Bookkeeping Hall Monitor 45 Service Club 6, 75 Chairman Monitors 55 Captain Hall Monitors 65 Circula- tion Manager, Technician 85 Service Club 8: Hall Monitor 8. Warren Albert Wood Woody To marry a blonde-haired, blue-eyed Swede. Cabinet Making Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Football 4, 87 Student Council 85 Hall Monitor 85 Sports, Technician 8. 30 gi.. t Roger Orin Voga Pogo To be a photographer. Auto Diesel Patricia White Pat To succeed in whatever I undertake. Clerical Chorus 45 GAA 41 Office Staff 81 Gym Leader 87 Cap and Gown Committee 8. Not Pictured: Joyce Fuller Ronalcl Jordan Roy Kennedy Donna lee McConI1ey Lillian Woods Une President Brian Travis Treasurer Bonn ie Lea ke Secretary JoAnn Woods Vice-President Vern Waters Executive Board Doug Vaughn George Morris Sue Davenport Pat Kingkade Janet Anderson Jan To be a secretary. Stenographic Pep Club 8, Service Club 8, Betty Jean Ashley Ashley Wayne Aldinger To be successful in life. Cabinet Making Football 3. Glennis Amber Rosalie Anderson Porky To have as much fun in the future as in the past. Clerical Golf 3, 4, 6, GAA 3, 5, 6, Baccalaureate Hos- tess 6, Maiorette 5, 6, 7, 8. Jerry lee Backens To succeed in life. To be a mechanical engineer, Retailing Engineer Ad Salesman 7, Cashier 7, 8, Ushers Committee 3, 4, GAA 3, 5, 6, Drama Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Movie Usher 5, 6, Student Council 6, Head Usher 6, ' James Baker Curly Drafting Robert A, Ballard Opal To be a draftsman. Drafting Baseball 4, 5, 6, Football 5, 7, Basketball 7, 8, Hall Monitor 7. Drafting larry Don Baker Red 'ay Never to hold a grudge or a preiudice against anyone. Bookkeeping Zigurds Balodis To become a millionaire. Radio and TV PA Operator 5, Student Council 5, 7, B. 33 Jacqueline Allen Jackie To succeed in lite. Bookkeeping GAA 3, 4, 5, Office Staff 3, PBX Operator 4, 5, 6, Candy Sales A, Lunch Room Cashier 5, Tennis 6. Dora Jo Andersen Live, love, laugh and always be happy. Stenographic Library Assistant 4, Office Staff 5, GAA 5, 6, Tennis 6, Baccalaureate and Commencement Hostess 6, Maiorette 5, 6, 7, 8, Style Show 7. Arthur Barker Art Beverly Barquist Bev To loin the Navy and see the world. To be an airline hostess. Electricity Clerical Table Tennis 3, Stage Crew 7. Robert Beaman James Porter Beard ' Printing Technician Advertising 7. Jean Beardsley Jeannie To have my parents proud of me always. Retailing Cashier 7, 87 Golf 3, 4, 5, 6: GAA 3, 4, 5, 6: Office Staff 6, Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Hostess 6, Student Council 4, Technician Exchange Editor 8, Loren l.. Beers Beersie Auto Diesel Band 3, 4, Band Council 3. Ja mes Bevins Arthur Black, Junior Uncle Pat To respect and to be respected by all, Clerical Cross Country 3, Chorus 3, 4, 5, Track 4, Band 5, 6, 7, By Christmas Assembly 7, Spring Festival 8, Kiwanis Representative 8. 34 +R' JoAnn Quinn Beers Jo Banana To make my husband and parents proud of me. Clerical Hall Monitor 3, GAA 3, 4, 5: Usher 3, 4, 5, Baccalaureate and Commencement Hostess 5: Home Room President 3, Ag Home Room Sec- retary 5, 7, 8: Student Council 4, PBX Opera- tor 5, KIOA news reporter 7, Technician Ad- vertising Manager 8. Jerry Bolluchi Hotel and Restaurant Richard Biddle Robert D. Bliss Bliss To get a car that will out-do Gary Freeman's. Machine Shop Hall Monitor 3. -- .i.'E'?' as-1 Richard Brown Bro To become an electri Radio and TV wnie cal engineer. I6-mm. Operator 3, 41 Hall Monitor 31 Cross Country 3, PA Operator 5, 6. George LeRoy Bruce To make something o Hotel and Restaurant Alice Campbell Carolyn Jean Carlson ut of myself. Herta Elizabeth Bogatai Bogi To be successful in everything I undertake. Commercial Art Tennis 3, 4, 5, 6, Hall Monitor 3, 41 Drama Club 3, 4, 5, 7, 85 Service Club 4, 5: Student Director 4, President Drama Club 6, Movie Usher 4, 5, Head Usher 6, 7, Hostess Bacca- laureate and Commencement 4, 5, 61 Usher Committee 4, GAA 5, 61 Christmas Program 7, Technician Editor 8. Joseph Bramhall Joe To be a machinist. Machine Shop Robert R. Brown Bob To be a machinist and work in a machine shop. Machine Shop Larry Dale Cairns Nap Draftsman for Bell Telephone. Drafting Movie Usher 8. Camille Elaine Campbell Cammie To get married and be a good wife. Clerical Technician Staff 7, 8. Graydon larry Carpenter Carp To marry a certain sailor and live on the east Go to Washington and work with Boeing. coast Aviation Stenographic Hall Monitor 7. 35 Karen Boothe Kay To become a secretary to the president of Northwestern Bell. Stenographic Pep Club 7, 8: GAA 5, Cashier 6. Charles Brightwell Danny Elmer Caster Tiny lloyd E. Christiansen Toad To become skilled in some line of the auto- To become a professional baker. 'Z mobile lnduslry' Hotel and Restaurant Amo Dine' Student Council 3, Football 3, Hall Monitor 3, Track 4, B5 Hi-Y 4, 5, 6, 7: Hi-Y President 8, Jamas Eugene Church Jim .lark B. Cline To be successful in everything I do. To be a success in the field of electronics. Retailing Radio and TV Hi-Y 85 Student Council B1 Student Council Constitution Committee 85 Service Club By Senior Officers Nominating Committee 8: As- sembly Committee 8, Shirley Ann Collins Sandra Condon Sandy To marry someday a certain architectural engi- To find my life filled with iewels of love. neer. laughter and happiness. Stenographic Stenographic Hall Monitor 5, GAA 5, Movie Ticket Seller 6, Service Club 3, 4, 7, Library Assistant 4, 5, 6: Cheerleading 7, 8, Pep Club 7, 8, Pep As- PBX Operator 5, 6, Drama Club 5, 7. sembly Committee 7, Office Staff 7, 8, Cheer- leader Captain 8, Cashier 8. Wayne E. Cotter Anna Janice Ellen Cruchelow Jenny To become an engineer. To have a trailer. Drafting Clerical Cashier 6, 7, 8. Edward E. Cullen James Craig Cunion Coon To visit Tech when they are in the new Solar To own a big business in retailing someday. building' Retailing C f'il' Af' Football 5, 7, Hall Monitor 7. Sue Ann Davenport Suzy Barbara Ann Davis Barbie To be like the sun, always shining. To use my ability to the best advantage. Retailing Commercial Art Office Staff 75 Cashier 7, Pep Club President Baccalaureate and Commencement Hostess 6 8, Technician Staff 81 PBX Operator 87 Senior Golf 4, 8, Student Council 4, 8, Social Com Officers Nominating Committee 8, Senior Exe- mittee 85 Engineer Staff 8. cutive Boa rd 8. 36 Ronald lea Davis Ronnie Lester Dawson To become a radio engineer, Radio and TV Band 7: Radio Club 8. William Denny Gwendolyn Adelia Dietz Gwen To be liked by all and loved by one Tailoring Glenn Douglas Butch Edward lee DuBois Frenchie To get rich. To keep refrigeration cool. Painting and Decorating Refrigeration Sophomore Baseball Manager Ag Sophomore Football 55 Hall Monitor 7: Varsity Football 7. Gladys lynn Dunaway Glad Terry James Eaton Ter To lead a happy and carefree life. To go to college and to be a successful busi- chan' ness man. service Club 6, Re'-iliws Tennis 5: Hi-Y 6, 75 Movie Usher 61 Student Council 7, 81 Hi-Y Treasurer 87 Service Club By Assembly Committee 8. Gary Wallace Engard Samson Charles Enoch: To own RCA. Radio and TV President Radio Club 65 Drama Club 8. Richard Thomas Evatt Rich Robert W. Evans To be a gunnery sergeant in the Marines. I Aviuion Retailing Table Tennis 3: Hall Monitor 7. 37 Joanne R. Farrell Jo Mary Jane Fees Janie To make my parents as proud of me as I am To make someone happy. of lhem' Clerical C 'l l GAA 3, 4, 5, Tennis 6, Technician Chorus Accompanist 3, 4, 5, PBX Operator 5, Advertising Manager. Pep Club 7, 8. Deloris Ilene Fisher Dee Phyllis Jane Fleming PhyIl To be happy and to be a success in whatever To play a duet with Dick Contino. l do' Stenographic Clefifll GAA 3, 4, 5, Drama 3, 4, 6, a, Us GAA 3, 5, Chorus 4, 5. mittee 3, 4, Ushers and Hosts 3, dent Council 8, Social Committee 8, Allan Mansfield Ford To be a big executive. Retailing Cleans F. Garrels To take a trip around the world. Stenagraphic Hall Monitor 6. Gayla Rose Glenn To be the first women president States, Stenographic Club 7, Christmas Program 7. To be loved by one and liked b Hotel and Restaurant W Office Staff 3, GAA 3, Head Maiorette 7, B, Style Show 7. 38 Phyllis Annette Grant Philco Assistant hers Com- 5, 6, Stu- Gary Lee Freeman Gary To have a new car and a nice home. Machine Shop Table Tennis 3, 16-mrn Operator 3, A, Hall Monitor 3, Baseball 4, Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 7. Mary Ann Genovese- Annie To live a full and happy life. Clerical Library Staff 5, 6, Drama Club 7, 8. Ronald Gordon of the United GAA 4, Pep Club 7, 8, Service Club 7, Drama James D. Graves Jim Y all' Cabinet Making Chorus 4, Baseball 6, Football 7, Christmas Maiorette 5, 6, Play 7, Morton Robert Graves Mort of friends. Painting and Decorating Track 4, Hall Monitor 7, Track 8. Gary Hall To become an aviation engineer. Aviation Alan l. Harvey Harv Patty Hayter Hayter To be a successful welder. To be a private secretary. Welding Stenographic Technician Circulation Manager 8. GAA 3, 4, Gary Dale Hector To be a jet pilot. Welding Wrestling 4, Footba Thomas J. Heimbach Tom Welding ll 5, 7, Baseball 4, 6, 8. .Io Ann Harbinger Jo Philip Hickman Phil To make my parents as proud of me as I am To continue on in college. ol 'hem' Radio and TV Clerical Chorus 3, 4, Library Todd Hill Mouse To see the day whe in all sports. Refrigeration Basketball 8, Golf 8. Radio Club 8. Staff 5, 6, Hall Monitor 7. Elizabeth louise Howe Betty rt Tech will be city champs To make all my dreams come true. Stenographic Latin Club 3, 4, Philomathian Club 3, Tennis 4, 6, GAA 6, Drama Club 6, 7, 8, Christmas Program 7, Pep Club 7, Cashier 7. 39 Ernest Glen Grimes To become a success in life and to have lots To become an engineer. Aviation Gerald Eugene Harn Jerry To try to achieve success in anything I under- take. Cabinet Making Cross Country 3, 5, Hall Monitor 3, Table Tennis 3, Track 4, Wrestling 5, 6, 7, 8, Cross Country Manager 7, Christmas Play 7, Hi-Y 7, 8, Baccalaureate Committee 7. , .I ' -fm, at K W . 1 A lt 'fi is S ' if ,W E 'lf-' - 4 N . It 'ii 1' all Ronald Leroy Hoyt Rambling Ron June V. Huitt June-bug To be an engineer. To be a commercial artist. Auto Diesel Commercial Art Office Staff 3, Engineer Staff 7, 8. Robert Humeston Slats Arlene Hunt Punky priming To make a certain person happy. Technician Make-up Editor 8. C 'lil Af' ...pf .MV Technician Staff 8. Frances Lea Huntor France To get as much out of life as I have put into it. Retailing PBX Operator 7, Cashier 8, Technician Copy Editor 8. Lois Mary Jennings To be like a duck, keep calm on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath. Stonographic GAA 3, Hall Monitor 4, 7, All School Social Committee 7. Robert D. Johnson Fredrick Ronald Jonos To do my best in everything I attempt. Cabinet Making Hall Monitor 3, 4, Cross Country 5, 7, Track 4, 6, 8, I6-mm Operator 5, Student Court Judge 7, Student Council 7, Student Council President 8. 40 Edward LeRoy Huntoon Eddie Machine Shop Wrestling 3, Football 3, 7, Hall Monitor 7. Janice I.. Johnson Jan To meet my pen pal in Sweden. Stenographic Table Tennis 3, All School Social Committee 3, GAA 4, 6, PBX Operator 5, 6, 7, Cashier 6, Student Council 4, 5, 6. Robert Lewis Johnson Bob To live a Christian life. Machine Shop Wrestling 3, Home Room President 3, Pep Club 7, Hall Monitor 7. Jim Jones Bookkeeping Cross Country 5, 7, Wrestling 5, 6, 7, 8, Track 6, 8, KDPS Sports 7, Technician Sports Editor 8. Wm af' .laclt Dean King Jackson To become a good mechanic. Auto Diesel Wanda Louisa Kintz Weezie To enioy life after high school as much as I enioyed Tech. Retailing Chorus A, Library Assistant 7, Secretary to Nurse 7, Pep Club 7, 8, Hall Monitor 7. Laura Yvonne LaCour Suzy To be successful and to stay happy. Retailing Office Staff 8, Cashier 8, Engineer Ad Club 8. Joanna Larson Jo To put God first always, others second, myself last. Commercial Art Karen Alice Jones Jinkle Bells Richard Kenneth Jorgensen Jorgie To make my parents proud of me. To go to bible college. Stenographic Machine Shop Chorus 3, Hall Monitor 4, Library Staff 5, Baseball A, 6, 8, Basketball 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Service Club 6, Cashier 6, Student Council 5. Shirley Ann Kimball Kim Dwight Dale King To be happy and successful in whatever To get a new Olds convert. may dc' Machine Shop Clerical Chorus 3, 4, 5. Patricia M. Kingludo Pat To be as understanding and helpful to my family as my mother is to hers. Clerical Golf 4, 5, GAA A, Baccalaureate 51 Hall Moni- tor 5, Student Council 7, 8, Senior Executive Board 8. Robert E. Kuhnla To lead a successful life. Radio and TV if Robert .l. Lange, Jr. Dude To be a MfS in the Marines. Drafting Bonnie Joanna Leaks B.L. To always have a good time. Retailing Pep Club 7, 8: Cheerleader 7, 8. 41 Jerry LsCroy Jett Richard luVerne LemMon Fella To drive in the 500 . To be an electrical engineer and own NBC. Auto Diesel Radio and TV Radio Club 5, 6: PA Operator 6. Bruce Lohafter Louise Ronald Lovlyn Al To be a bachelor. To be a mechanical engineer. Aviation Drafting Dennis Lee McBride Denny To stay single. Printing Technician-Engineer Staff 8. James McCollum J im Drafting Service Club 7. Edward Lloyd Marrs, Jr. Ed To be president of CBS. Radio and TV larry Metsker 42 Track 45 Hall Monitor 4, Student Council 5, 61 . xxvy Eleanore louise McCall Squeezie To loin the air force and fly a let. Commercial Art , GAA 5, 6, Movie Usher 6, 7, 85 Ticket Taker 7, Student Council 8, Student Court 8, Engineer Staff 7, Co-editor Engineer 8: Senior Nomi- nating Committee 8. James McGuire Mac To go to college. Printing Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Tennis 67 Hall Moni- tor 6, Football 7: Technician Assistant Advere tising Manager 8. Boyd Everrette Merrifield Bud To be a success in whatever l try. Aviation Adrian Max Miller To live a full and happy lite and to make my loved ones happy. Welding Baseball 45 Service Club 41 Student Council 4, 8: Senior Officers Nominating Committee B. Joe Mullins Moon To have my parents proud of me always. Electricity Football 5, 7, Wrestling 5, 6, 7, 8, All-City Football Team 7. James Nelson David leo Noland Dave To be a great aviation engineer. Aviation Hall Monitor 3, Technician Staff 7, Student Council 8. Cecil Forest Ogle Cease To become a well-known commercial artist. Commercial Art Engineer Staff 7, 8. Larry Henry Miller To own my own service station. Machine Shop George Lee Morris Geo To go to college and to study to become a machinist at John Deere. Machine Shop Movie Operator 3, A, 5, 77 Band 3, 4, 51 Senior Executive Board 8: Senior Nominating Com- mittee 8. Sandra Karen Nash Ken Commercial Art Movie Usher 7, 8: GAA 3, Engineer Co-editor 8, Engineer Staff 7. . Joel J. Nichols Nick To become an admiral in the navy in my first year. Commercial Art Football 3, 5, 7, Hall Monitor 5, Senior Offi- cer Nominating Committee 8. Rodger Nystrom Swede To go from a Tech Engineer to an electrical engineer. Electricity Football 5, 7. Richard W. Olin Dick To go to Iowa State College and to become a civil engineer. Drafting Cross Country 3, 7, Movie Operator 3: Track 4, 6, B. 43 Margaret Miller Peggy To be married in June. Hotel and Restaurant Table Tennis 3: Films Committee 35 GAA 3, 4 Janice Rae Moss Rae To make my folks proud of me and to make a certain guy happy. Clerical Movie Usher 7, Bi Office Staff 8, Technician Staff 8. Duane Oneth Lucky To live a long bachelor's life. Radio and TV Band 3, 4, 5, 65 PA Operator 5: Library Staff 65 Hall Monitor 7. Robert King Palfreyman Mick To make something of myself, Drafting Student Council By Movie Usher 8. 1 - f. , .7 ' . ,i-- . - 'T L it X,,,,e :,.. . P1 I E ' 1 i.Lf Norman E. Page Woody To get all l can out of life. Machine Shop Baseball 47 Golf 5. Carl Dennis Parker Den To lust be average and get along well with people. Radio and TV PA Operator 5. Nancy Fering Nance To work for the airlines and have lots of friends. Clerical Chorus 3, 4, Cashier 6. Ruth E. Piercy To have many friends and make a certain someone happy. Stenographic Robert G. Porter Bob To be as good a printer as the instructors at Tech, Printing Cross Country 5. Carole Pullen To be a good wife, Clerical Cashier 5, 65 Student Council 5, 6. 44 Ronald Peterson Edward William Pilkington Welding Sharon Elizabeth Prize To be a success in business. Stenographic Band 5, 6, 7, 87 GAA 5, Cashier 6 7 BX Operator 75 Auto Driving Club Barbara Kay Putney Barbie To be a good seamstress. Tailoring GAA 3. 7 ht Bob Rhinehart Bob Robert To get rich, Painting and Decorating Thomas Edwin Ritchhart Rich To be a bachelor. Printing Technician Reporter 8. Guy Rush Sleepy Auto Diesel Donald Edward Schneider Don To own a machine shop of my own. Machine Shop Shirley Ray Chuckie Robert Reichenbaclcer Ric To continue to make my mother proud of me Printing Commercial Art Home Room President 5, 6, Technician Staff 7. Mary Raid DimbIe5 David Andrew Reynolda Dave To become an airplane mechanic Aviation Susan Rae Rhoades Snip To go to California with Sue Davenport, Clerical Home Room Game Chairman 3, Drama Club 7, Service Club 7, Christmas Play 7, Pep Club 7. Fred Robinson Fredbo To attend Iowa State and make the track team. Drafting Track 4, 8: Football 7, Student Council 7, Stu- dent Court 7, All-School Social Committee 7, All-School Assembly Committee 7. James J. Sandegren Jim-Joe To owh a cabin in Minnesota and an airplane. Printing Judith louise Schultz Judy To have as much fun after graduation as I have had at Tech, Stenogrlphic Drama Club 5, 6, 7, 8: Chorus 51 Cashier 6, Home Room Secretary 5, Student Court 6, Christmas Play 7: School Play 8, Pep Club B: Student Council 81 Engineer Business Manager 7. 45 ,. dr-s Larry Carl Schwin Swinny To make the best out of life. Auto Diesel Richard Lee Scott Scotty To become an admiral. Retailing Track 4. Hi-Y 5, 6, 7, Hi-Y Secretary 8: Hall Monitor 5: Andrea Kaye Shaffer Ann To go to college and to become a radio and TV director-producer. Stenographic Radio Club 4, 6, Service Club 5, Drama Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Service Club 5, Student Council By Student Court B. Student Council 85 Assembly Committee 8: Baccalaureate Committee 7. Judith Anne Shanahan Clerical Raymond Six Six To be a refrigeration enginee Refrigeration Terry Slawson Painting and Decorating Helen Maxine Smiley To make a good wife. Retailing Maiorette 3, Chorus 3, Emily Child Smith To be a good wife. Tailoring 46 Butch Robert H. Skidmore Skid r. To be a great success in life. Refrigeration Marilyn Slaymalmer To have an interesting art iob. Commercial Art Activity Ticket Secretary 3: Student Council 55 Engineer Staff 8. Dorothy M. Smith Dort To make my parents proud of me. Clerical Library Assistant 3, Office Staff 35 Golf 4, GAA A, 5, Ushers and Hosts 57 Cashier 5, PBX Operator 5, 6. Jean Marie Smith Jeanie Chorus 5, Hall Monitor 5, Technician Staff 8 'tai Q A Michael LeRoy Smith Mike Ronald James Snider Snider f' K To be an engineer after college. To be a great printer. nga P Auto Diesel Printing ' Football 3, 5. Michael Spielcor Esther Ruth Stanlaerry Machine Shop Wrestling 5, 6, Roberta Jean Stanley Bert Larry K. Stansell To live a true and good life. To become a iourneyman pressman. Stenographic Printing Library Staff 61 Jerry E. Stilwell To become rich. Aviation Band 35 Tennis Bob Surles N N., JoAnn Dorothy Soltolowski Jo William Leroy Souder Bill Hotel and Restaurant Auto Diesel Hall Monitor 3. To go to Texas in June and become a good 7 8 secretary. Stenographic Chorus 3, 4: Hall Monitor 35 Exchange Editor Technician 8. GAA 6. Football 31 Hall Monitor 35 Technician Circu- lation Manager 8, Caroll Ann Stout To succeed in whatever I may do. Clerical 31 Table Tennis 3. Chorus 3. Judy Taylor 47 Michael D. Thomas To be a machinist or a meat cutter, Barbara Thompson Barb To make a certain someone happy. Assembly Machine Shop Stenographic Band 3, 4, 5, 7, B, Monitor 7, Tennis 7, Pep Club 7, Office Staff 7, Committee 7. Marilyn Jean Torgerson Torgy Jim Tracy To be a good wife, welding s 'W9 Pl'l' Pool Messenger 3, Library Staff 5. Chorus 3, 4, PBX Operator 6. Brian Donald Travis Drafting Track 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. John Raymond Turner Jack To be a mechanical engineer. Auto Diesel 16-mm Chief Operator. David Van Winkle Roy Micheal E. Treanor Mike To be a pro baseball player. Machine Shop Baseball 6, 8, Vice-President Club 8. Douglas L. Vaughan Doug' To put a meter in my taxi. Refrigeration Golf 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B, SAT Pep Club 7, Pep 1 Secretary 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Executive Board 8. Kermit Kennett Viers Pat To be in some field of aviation. To ioin the navy. Aviltivh Auto Diesel Service Club 8, Gary Rae Waggener Waggy Vernon F. Waters Verne To fly to the moon. To graduate from college. Cabinet Making 4B Retailing Football 3, Basketball 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, Track 4 Student Council 3, Hall Monitor 7, Pep Club 7, Senior Executive Board 8, Senior Officers Nominating Committee 8. Gerald Weeks, Jr. Sonny To ioin the navy. Auto Diesel Laurence Bruce Widney Slappy To have as much fun and fortune in life as possible. Retailing Golf 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Monitor 4, 5, 6, 7, Stu- dent Council 7, Engineerlechnician Staff By Engineer Ad Club 8. JoAnn Woods Schmoo Marshall Henry Wunder Mart Rehmng To become the best in whatever l try. Student Court 3, Drama Club 3, 7, Captain Aviativn Hall Monitors 55 Office Staff 6, Student Coun- cil 3f Cheerleader 5, 6, 71 Christmas Program 7, Senior Executive Board B. Boris Anthony Yaro Borgus Floyd Eugene Yarrington Cyke To become a gentleman, To be a second Rip Van Winkle. Commercial Art Electricity Movie Operator 3, 4, 8, Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Chorus 3, Football 3, 5, 7, Track 4, 8, Student Council 7, 8: KDPS Sports 7, Techni- cian Assistant Sports Editor 8. William Andrew Zachar Bill Aiia larins To own my own chain of grocery stores. To live a successful life. Retailing Stenographic Hi-Y 4. Chorus 3, 45 GAA 3, 4, 5, 65 Table Tennis 3, Service Club 7, 85 Office Staff 7. Jerry Gale Salisbury In Memory Of: Painting and Interior Decorating James Beniamin McManus Painting and Decorating To his friends, he was Mac. 49 Dorothy Welch Dot To ioin the armed services. Commercial Art Sketch Club 3, 45 Hall Monitor 5, GAA 6 Tennis 6. William Williams 6 S xg' ft.. 7 ' 'v',. Larry Beem Robert G. Brown William Daggett James Eberhardt James McMahon Robert Ouverson James Phillips August NOT PICTURED: Nancy Eileen Allen Nance To get a good iob. Retailing Service Club 75 Technician Staff B. Larry William Larsen llene Roby Marva Rivers Rita Slater Alan Sutten Tommy Thomas Roxanne Waterbury Larry Westlund Carl Briggs Beers Pudgie Printing Band 75 Student Council 7 Nora Matheson Noah To get all I can out of life and to make my Rehmng parents happy. Machine Shop Frances Gene Miller Frannie Tailoring Maiorette 77 Library Assistant 7. l so Robert Bledsoe Cabinet Malling 'Q 'QUT i if' if V il l Ill illilf ' M Scenes like this Will fade into th But though their Our memories make them lasl. ' ' e 4 CQRE-AREAS 10 1 L reg Secwnd HaWxbY' LaI'l'Y hn Quyeff heeleff Jo Dale W Joe Lees, M nn Clifford Haywn' k a ' Baker, Fran k LarrY n Ted Clal' 1 . Tom Kmg' . I I, II. Auw mess . w1 HI Third fo Campbe enff Bob . Vfford cur' h m Ronald H'LL' CL Bob OLd 3 I k Kyle, field' 'Lac Bob can Dale Tufneff . Graham' d, N . Bob Howar row' FralZe'- ll, M' McC0nne d, Ron Jack Rea HadIoCkf AlberY . d rw, ner Alan Rmhar so Han ' , Delbert Dunlap' LarfY , Bob Conny' Mllleff he, Jerry Mr. YO Auto Diesel HL LV, V2 DBUHY CGSTSV, GUY RUSL1, Bill Brady, Gary Olney, Mr. Yohe, Mr. Fraizer, Dave Hansen, Arland Kurschinski, Dean Parker, Jlrn Bevins. Second row: Dennis Vifalis, Darrell Miner, Henry Sinclair, Frank Wright, Gene Smith, -Joe Monlenguise, Jerry Jennings, Gale Johnson, Verne Cubbage, Ron Hoyf. Third row: Richard Weed, Bill Souder, Larry Schwin, Loren Beers, Gerald Weeks, George Brown Bob Johnson, Jack Turner. , Larry Mefsker, U ff-eh ,v-' 'E 133 Machine Shop I, II, III: Mr Hughes D' k K . , ic east, Jerry Satre, William Heskett, Ivan Parsons, Bob Blaylock, Ray Caster, Don Brown, Merle Shank, Bob Chesnick, Grover Davis, Second row: Mr. Boyce, Al Shope, Phil Stevens, Virgil Elings, Richard Tromblee, Ray Runyon, Jerry Sanford, Ross Semcox, Gary Vanora, Gary Peterson, Wayne See, Harry Hutchins, Paul Murray. Third row: Mr. Halverson, William Cox, Charles Erickson, Kermit Hyler, Larry Pinegar, Jim Hyler, Tom Rice, Marion McNeeley, William Stoutenberg, Larry Grant, Carl Lamberti. ,, - . tgp.,-. flaw' Qsfsfiaggf r, Lrg X i l 12' az f. WI, ski.. ,yr nib,-,xy.b: ,Q 4 A Y iftlz l r ,, is I r hall, me Bram I Blaylock' 5 D-Ck dl Bob H Thi-,ma r 'sa dvall Gerald Sanlorwavne See, Mlke Mr Halverson L rt ' rt, em' ' s Eberhardlf Ralph Bolb Bliss, Bob gljilllhllatherrtt larry Be 9 i . Mike Treanoft 'lam man Ed Huftloon Charles ErickS0n' , Free ' Rice, - Jorgensen . ell GUY ee9'Tom k . Wk Br-QWW ' vers' h N' Vg -lefw Salgi Morris. Chu? Bob .lohnS0 John . 5 uP . Geo! , S ie ef. Muhm. Second 'ow' - Mae P PaiQef Bob Olson- - d ow, Norman r Tromblee- 'nm .aww ' I 0 Jvvvv vwvvvwl, . , iw Harrison' Warne Second vow: Fred House X Mcgee, k Fay, Mike Defi' on of, GarY Euben' Gary Mr Lehrnkuhif 'Jac Hector, Don Rayg Hoirofh ' , anon, GUY ,dl GafY Ov Lam, Srousa . LQYWUE 1 Th. d ww. weiains if ' . Y J s ii so Bruce, Richafd Emo A Of' Welding III, IV, V: Edward Pilkin to J g n, ames Garfon, Gary Shiber, Tom Crooks, James Tracy, Niel Brown. Second row: Mr. Lehmkuhl, Bob Pixley, Milo Peugh, Thomas Heimback, Alan Harvey, John Quirk, Bob Surles, Mr. Boyce. Third row: Larry Wicker, Donald S ' Miiler, James Potter, Dale Williams, Ronnie Herteen. Not pictured: Maurice E b wnm, Don DeHeer, Max u anks. V. 66. 'b YQ l Y? Aviation rmo, . IQ ,'.-' I . John I 'Trng gre . Birch upj. , . L0Car, D ' Dalffd 5 V Ons Kru . Gvig, D l anderson mnlhs, Lar errnis Allen' Gary Herrick 'Z Smith, Don Cr ' en Hollin awford 9Svvorrl-, ' Ralph Ch 1 Richard aDrne,, Carlson ' larry W ' Third aymefl. ge row: Aivafs Gijngbrowr Gam, S 'l efgs Garc ' Jerry R V' lowell eynolds Anderso , Joe Ro 'L fh 'Tian' J' Kane Dennis Grill Richard Campbell, Gary Aviation lmorning groupl: Kenny Morris, Glenn Amber, Larry Carpenter, Harold Christenson, im , , Hall, Jerry Stilwell. Second row: Dick Overholser, Bob Evens, David VanWinkle, Gary Granddoft, Boyd Merrifield, Bob Silcott, Marshall Wunder, Gary Seibert, Wayne Shearer, Curtis Nordell. Third row: Jack Armstrong, Bill Martin, Bill Leatherby, Dennis Schoonover, Ernest Grimes, Dave ' ' ffl' . Fourth row: Ronald Avery, Dale Johnson, Bill Day, Merril Woods, Chuck Horlan, Larry Noland, Bruce Lohafer, Dennis Anderson, Jim Lo in Cramblet, Artie Pepin, Larry Olsen, Fred Kellar, Fred White, Leonard Powell. 57 v-win? it Advanced Electricity: Doug Christensen, Arthur Barker, Mr. Dowd, Tom Thomas, Robert Eyerly. Second row: Floyd Yarrington, William Matheson, Bill Jackson, Richard Eyerly. Third row: Jasper Leverich, Don w Buckner, Ed Owens, Joe Mullins. 5 .tg A2523 , 'ia s , ,gg Q 5 1 it f d E C Ted Scott, Jack Storm, Voltaire Senecqut, Richard Evans, Mr, Bryant. Second row: Charles Cretors, Basic Electricity: Mr. Dow , ugene osner, Gary Mattson, Terry Bendixen, Larry Post, Bob White, Phil Anderson. ,ef ' . ,Q . ' 5, V 'rw , , 5, Q . ,. V . u l'Wl?TilT'l T V' t V y iff' 9 Q e mah '4 41 4 . G -, .Y , .1 , ' ' .Q ..., , Q ' ' ' Fac , .,,- Nik ,fd I if Y 57' R. -'-lTf '??hR ' ' F' Q ..-v i qu. :. ':,. we - sw-134 Axes' ' -L Q l Q S rflple David Ross, Bemald Dan 5 ' , , , Sewnd 'owl d CheneY. Marlin Olson. W'll'am Evans 1 ,. V, 'A tan, Rgnal i . L or . IH: Jon MOY - i z ' ' Cabinet Mak '9 ' les Jafikmon' , we .u-, . d,Cha' , : ', Y fnflfii ,'l,,' . Erickson, David Reielan 21' - 1.4 .avr--CL JA! J 'i't'H:'s . f- . , ,Q ,b I ' , - , H -,,,.vwQ meek ' ' - ' -'N - I , l Q 9 5 'M' 'f s ' ' Ki f , -' 'S J ' f 4 fx i i X X , A 5' -I Cabinet Making Ill, IV, V: G Rh ary ueport, Michael Montgomery, Jerry Harn, Wayne Aldinger, Robert Beaman, James Phillips, Gary Waggoner, William Heuer. Second row: Jerry McCormick, Robert Bledsoe, Hollis Coultbard, Jerry Wollery, Robert Dixon, Merle Lambert, Dick Cook, Robert Zimmerman. Third row: Ronald Jones, Jerry Ccnratb, Robert Kimball, Robert Ferguson, Raymond Titus, Sherman Kepford, Phillip Graves, Jim Morris, Don Moses. -.. V - 7 ,.' ll va 'ggi' I:-V 1.69 -.... ,, H .. , . F n . ..- I V , V 7 .- -V Bu , , L L F52'3a1 it , RWM il. .. v ' ' -bf' -1' , , ,Q K - ' . , L, 9,11-r , 1 H Ss, V 9: 7 r. - . ' ,...fj X- if-ff Prim. m9 I, Il: Dick Ri h c ards Rav Tr eanor F k Tiums On Mun' ' Din B e, Ch eefs. ' Jim S afleg O 5eCond 10 G xley row, , ra ' dr 'Mp ,'Den- nP Y Skoogf Richjmnhsony T? smrer' Jzffsonl Don Sl rd Chri - Wd few. ry R055 , 'nclair . Shan J - Bob I Jim W f Bull D 1 ohn Man Allen J, alker A Garden B b nf Hg,-r I 'm We V ndfe I O M Y Davis S U d Da SmiTh Uffav B- ' ' Ie Th ' Joe S1 ' an OmPSOn reef' D , Ronald a'Yl HUT, A 5 Xer Second X, x . fi xx Printing W, N, V: NXc.DuHy, Cad Beers, Pdchard FaXX, Bob Hurneskon, Bob Porter, Chades Tufts, Hoyd NNcReynoXds, Nan Mob . row: Mr, Harsh, Frandxs Uoyd, Bob Johnson, Dkck Scroggs, Wayne Fowner, Ronahi Snyder, Ronnke Hampton, Dennis Mcbrkde, Terry NNKXson, Larry Sxanseh, Nw. ree. third row: Sdnn sneer, Tom Rhchhart, Eyewear King, Aohn RobRnson,Denn15 Cooper,Denn1s Craig, Jim Pavevson, BW 52616 hm Nxcfmkre. 50 Q X on, Sta eller, T arhorsk ' A Jerry frey, P McFall A ao, . on R0b'ns Ffed ,Oda fe Ed M0 leY' f Wor rgare Wandling Ma D00 cone' . Jim . OW' Th d r . wred: ' S' IC sqU e No' P CCM' Fraflick Bgdd'eMCCOlIUm' I Charles in Backens' D J' o, Q rr ' s Mr- Nfl Trav'5'Je Wayne My Ros f ken Br: V: I La . B5 owning 'v'. sob Lani- Kingllm d r0w' l.n Marv secgll Q k Ol I DIC Nelson, lm IYT1, LCV aid d, Ron Bama' B0b nf IffeYma b Pa Y Cairns' Bo Laf' nneer, les Va cha' 'Q 1 X 1 . ,. , fir . Drafling l, ll, III: Mr. Mayo, Dale Second row: Gary McCo Eldon Youn T Mr.-DanieL Phillfb Gann y, John Culiclr, Larry K g, Tom Hall Jirn Schn erry Geharcl .lhn Crof Darrell GOO' rf N5 nley Dalbey, Mary Wolf leon Hsher, Paul Crouch, Ronald Thornas, Mr. Pafney. ucker Stone, Delberr Harrzer, Dwayne Sransbury, Randy Crook, Mark knudsen, Tom Wilson, Third row: Alfon Poorcla, Gerald Anderson, Carl Carlson, larry Hendershoh Dave Muffy, Tony Shorr, McAnfnch, Kennefh Perry, Don Fredregill Fourfh row: Norman Benson, Larry Pool Ward Stewart John Thompso af Chamberlain, Herb Mungen Arden Jenkins, Carl Stilwell Andre Ekis, Don Swanson. Nor pictured: Dave C , Pay Phikwog Jerry May, Wayne Powers, larry Yarringron. 61 n, roolrs, Dennis .-alta , y ' Q' s ., ,.:,,,. , . l ' k'f-53.55-F Q , U1 -'N a r - ' ' .,,, we Q X lg 5 s fr., yy yy i . .ww Boyd Doug V aughan. Jchn Foddriii, Todd Hiii, Mr. Watkins, Dave , ' NicCiafiin, Larry Bennett, Claude Petris, Mike Refrigeration: ' Third row: Jim Gus Dascaios, Jirn Box. ya ,,-ra, a.r Second row: jerry Re Vaughan. Cochran, Roger eyes, Lee DuBois, fl , v K fr as qi . 2 f , W . X ' - ' f ii'q,'Q 7-..,, Radio: David McAuiey, Wayne Kurtz, Don Jones, Ronaid Peterson, Ed Niarrs, Roger Bianchard, Gary Howeii, Aian Surten, Zig Baiodis. Second i on, Richard Sawyer, Henry Baiiinger, Biii Dankei, Jim Woods, Charies Myers, Aiien Evans, Larry Sutheriand, Fred Thomas. Third row: Bob Kuhnie, Jim McMahon, Biii Ray, Jack Ciine, Richard Siicott, Arnis Springis, James Baker, Ronnie Gordon Fourth row: Nir. Mann, Robert McPherson, Ronald Davis, Larry Quigiey, David Ciaussen P rker, Larry DeVries, Duane Oneth, Gien Prewitt. nw: Mr. O es Mr. Andreasen, Richard LernNion, James Pairner, Cari a ri . 7' :.,,. -Q15 - l W . rr ' gif: , www,-.Q 'f , 1 'xg ,c ,- ' ' -Asa' - 3.1 J, - ' . ' 0-4-' if Q, W i 4 v . -. -. 4 , mir-a ,ab N ,, 1,-5 fe--v .,.-.-- . if 4 ia a a FUFI1. Fac. wi 1??f Q,-5 ' - Y- , 1 'Z 4 1 , l 0533 ' l 1 I 5 -- . g' 05' Q, , ' -r. Lf ,-.f QQ' M ' sh , 5 J. ard: ....... . Mills, Ch Bob rfeanor arles Slauson' :fry Hayes A A O' Pfcyu I r,hUI' B I . R . redf To rown. S K-, Nik Q K . ' l im' nl Borfdll R econd row P., A Q- , y H., ,V V f ,3 A . G ov - - B - , a V Hill, ary , ' -Q - N' -me -e , : en J Bros A A , v 5 is M. -Q., 4,,,,,., W.-M... 1 ' ack N 9, Jack . A, 'A V , W elsonl Powell M , A , r . M . QU l Lau, x V' usb.. , fl, ,'A.... J. . . k W .g x Jr., 2- 2- V , 3 g .- 2 dw, T and I: Eugene Merhish, Ron Cirksena, Mr. Fribourgh, Mr, Bryant, Mr. Ruiz, Russell Fuller, Mike Wade. Second row: Richard Smith, Roger Shoe- maker William Miller, Ronald Anderson, Nathan Moll, Bruce Gowen, Gerald Moran, Richard Mulchlen, Terry Hadley. Third row: Ted Thompson, Gary Davis, George Takeda, Bill Whiimore, Everett Mays, Don Carey, Eugene Brown, Tim Brown, Jim Goheen, Fourth row: Ken Miller, Larry Woods, George Becker, Wayne Webb, Judy Gibson, Edward Zout1e,Dale Sherod, Lonnie Smith, Richard Barnes. 63 I, I 5- O 445 'JHUBHQ NNNS, Nofnx ade, Nancq nng, C,avoN Sxoox, nd iowa Pmxnur Hacks, PAXen Void, Ren-ixe V-megev, a Tnornoson, P-nn Xduqnson, pNw.e C,aqnp'oeXX, Bones, Vsobena SKanXe4, Ga4Xa GXenn, aw Bennxngs, Carown Cadson, ones, ilonnxe Oooenndxrn. en Dora Psndevson, Naam Pann K Xnaiftet, Y. per. Sew son, Bavbav 'nk-1., Ysaven ne Slobq, NX :owl-. Yun 3 C,aroXe ?oXX , e Bonnson, 2 1 1 XNa!evs, Psndvea XYNSZXCY, Nw. Goo on Banek Rooxn nkon, Wanda Ysx n Wnoades, We xexson. Younh Xeone GavxeXs, Bennev, Sanxc XJ evn Rss NN ndevs , 'rn Co Sosa en UK aq, C, San X' 5' kC.XevKc.aX, Smnograonxc, Boov-keeoxn , eKaxYxngH Sandia Condon, Snxdeq YQxrn'oaXX, ?X'wXXRs Y-Xefnqnxng, NX Sane Yees, Connxe Yovbes, Nancy NNooXse4, Bane! Ps Sbaron Pfxce, Okck Scott, am ladnav. 'Wind mel: M Bonnxe xeake, Va! Yixngkade, isxnev Sxanbevw, Xohnn Woods, x4 Sacvlxe PaXXen, 'Paxw Xdaqxer, oxsaqs Ounaw Heian Sfnneq, X1osaYxe Pndevson, Xohnn beets, enovese, Boyce kou!'nan,Te1N Eakon, Yun Cnurdn. Co-09 . Pfixa 'I-afxns, Oanene Swve, Maw Sudq E-cnuXx1., Benq Howe, G 64 Clerical I, Il: Hazel Etfinger, Pat Heuermann, Helen lrelan, Barbara Hough, Sharon Drumm, Barbara Daniel, Janice Zimmerman, Irma Hand, Merma Warren, Karen Edwards, Karen Bertrand. Second row: Phyllis Morris, Joan Wilson, Susie Tonelli, Sue Allen, Arlene Gilbert, Rosalie Genovese, Nellie Hinnenkamp, Carol Cook, Mary Lou Hyde, Sandra Davis, Barbara Riley. Third row: Beverly Coulson, Jeanette Taylor, Barbara Carter, Laura Masby, Barbara Anderson, Jo Etta Ward, Jeri Germain, Jean Wood, Nancy Jackson, Judy tvans. Clerical I, II: Mr. Olthoff, Carolyn Browne, Phyllis Watters, Billie Stokes, Beverly Crabb, Paula Hull, Sandra Slawson, Edna Jones, Rosemary Born, Karen Woodmansee, Alice Fisher, Connie Harwood. Second row: Mr. Lee, Linda Rollistin, Rosana Blair, Marlene Coulter, Sue Merical, Shirley Stemm, Norma Overton, Carol Day, Francine Wieland, Beverly Barquist, Joyce Russell, Bette Wilson, Third row: Mr. Shriver, Kathryn Miller, Judy Goldsberry, Rosemary Perez, Betty Chambers, Arline Jackson, Mary Mehalovich, Shirley Davis, Margaret Jensen, Mary Monscour, DeAnne Campbell, Diana Campfield. 65 ' api-gi 'K 1 ,Q ' ' Ab? L, 'A f wif? - 'V' Y r ,, Cleric!! Ill IV 1 : E Claudene Howard vrznetre Mays Renzie Kruger Omen S . Third row. 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Hold and iluhvranh Robert Norris, .ierry Beiiuchi, David Diehi, Euciid Gibbs, Moen Rains, Richard Neider, arry Moore, Larry Neison, George Bruce, Morris Smith. Second rovlz Mrs. West, Edna Largent, Caroi Brewer, Phyiiis Grant, Eiaine Ross, Sherry Robinson, Backie Lou Petithory, Lavonne Robinson, Mrs. Madison. Third row: Janet Mericai, Ronnie Kenner, Mary Johnson, Janet Moore, Edna Yiarrnsen, Nancy Everett, Caroiyn son, Heian Thomas, Mrs. Tarrnan. No! picwredz Don Dingrnan, Lioyd Christiansen, Margaret Miiier, JoAnn Sokoiowski, Roxanne Waterbury, John Gieeson. .-+V ' ,, --15.-. W ' 'fin-J. Jurgen Eii-Labeth Johnson lf ms., L 'F 154: , Ka 'Q 'Q 47 -4 imc, I -.L . Kwai mv., 4. .l ,ir- i sux f f IW 'F I vw' 1543 1 if Q 'W wt, I I f O f, Ji 'M' 0 - -M3 T :J f OA' f Fw nh' Q' UA UA . -- W ry? A EM . k Q, I f , X 01 N5 4 .2 21'3 fi, as 'Q ix ug rn A69 0 fx iw fx Mn gk fx M, X X., W ,M QQ!! M YMMMW IL 0 K fy 1 f'5 -Nfxfxfxfxfx Phhfpfxofzxf fxfx -5 fNfX KST' w wfNf'wf'N fx fNf'5 I5 xv-xfxfNfN fxr-Xr.NfNf?Nf-xii' SA fvX2'Ub Q K' 'N f' 0' Q 2-N U fx fx r'-F Mfrs: Nga Af Ay ORGANIZATIONS Student Council: Mr. Clement, Eldon Emmack, Terry Shoemaker, Sandra Condon, Larry Evans, Irving Miller, Ron Jones. Second row: Beverly Crabb, Andrea Shaffer, Karen Bertrand, Delores Mundy, Sue Broadie, Janice Hill, Ruta Studens, Barbara Riley, Barbara Mclntire, Margaret Worley, Sharon Henderson, Mary Wolf, Karen Peper, Third row: Richard Scott, Louise McCall, Barbara Davis, Mary Jennings, Francie Weiland, Paula Thull, JoAnn Chiaramonte, Shirley Fuller, .lean Wood, Mary Kay Menough, Pat Kingcade, Joyce Louthan, Phyllis Fleming, Boris Yaro. Fourth row: Robert Zimmer- man, Don Wandling, Bob White, David Ross, David Murray, Jim Church, Terry Eaton, Dave Noland, Ward Stewart, Max Miller, Euclid Gibbs, Bill Dear- don, Dale McDaniel. Executive Board: Eldon Ernmack, Irving Miller, Larry Evans, Sandra 76 i Condon, Ron Jones lpresidentl, Terry Shoemaker, ,4 l up i LXR 'lf 3 L KN - D-, ll X , if- I 6 f-- ' Social Committee: Mike Wade, Phil Anderson, Pat Pickens, Ruta Sfundins, Mrs. Langworfhy, Barbara Davis, Joyce Louthan, Delores Mundy, Lynn Adamson, Fred Robinson. Row Two: Irving Miller, Don Wandlin , G L Iw J I g ene en art, oe Mul ins, Ronnie Jones, Dale McDaniel, Bob Palfreyrnan. Row Three: Phyllis Fleming, Joan Ramseyer, Jackie Lucas, Mariorie Cox, Joyce McNaney, Mary Jennings, .lean Vanl-Iouten, Frances Miller, Margarev Riwoades. U JJ J ni X f-J Ifxjv .gy 4SJ 'Wj3 Mf9Q wi 3 Vi' Q7 Il f a li 'Z 'T QU, 3 J ij S P Ig .. ,, 1' REQ Chairmen: Eldon Emmock and Irving Miller, I I Mem bers of ,he Sfude nr Coun: D on Wa ndlin 9, LOU. lse MC Call Andr ea S haffer tc' el-ky I J0Yce MCNa ney T , erry S hoem aker rCh,e HU , shcejl Dale M :Dani el, Br. nan Tre Vis an V d Irv. ing MA lller Ak 1 Monitors: Bob Brown, Gary Hovleh, Frank Vererson, Ray Treanor, Bohn Covoerx, Don Drngfnan, Tucker Stone, Larry Yxeher, Bohn Guhcv., Ed Pkwkngron. Row Tvloz Nrr. Bahou, Yxenn YNaXsey, NN'rXX'rarn Srrfrih, Nxorkon Graves, Mm Graves, Troy kcngden, Ovhghi Hhs, Bernard Erkckson, Nxadon Nrc.NeeXe, Pam NfrhaXoyKch, EarX Conneu, Duane Onekh, Pxhen Harvey, Daykd Resdand, Nxr. Boyce. Row Three: Ed bhorekvch, Don NNandhng, Gene Lenhart, hxdhh Shanahan, BeyerXy Barqursk, Karen Booxhe, Sh'rrXey C,oXYrns, Cynrhka tarson, hXa1.eX Eihnger, Karen Berirand, Torn Hekmback, Orch Scroggs, Bob Porrer, V-ovl Your: karry Evans, GeraXd Psnderson,N1erXena Ben-1.eXX, Jankce HKXX, BeyerXy C,ouNson, iloberra Srarkey, Sohnn Terry, Sue Erkckson, Xoanne Yarreh, Nehke Yhnnenkar-np, 3oP-nn Herhrnger, Kathryn Nirher, Harry Hurchkns, Skfn Nsarr-1., 1' .Tj -Q 7 N ,TLA ' l E -,3 s H j 7s 7,.,,.-.- J-Li. ,- Q--,,,,,. Q QW B LBJ 1' ,, EDIT Cl V Ala 1:1 U s U HE 244 'if 'I us In -, io. rf' ln'-'v :J Q 1 tr I. w,p..p-a...,..y ' Ania' Q!-ix v .1.- my x fs. K NK f I bi sf... ' X , s .X ,new-V, , Q , -' --,xl - 4 Journalism iz Richard Scott, Richard Evatt, Jirn Phiiiips, Ron Jones, Verne Cubbage, Larry Cairns, Jirn Sandegren, Biii lachar, Aiian Ford. Row Iwo: Bob Porter, Betty Asheiy, Niary Reid, Niariiyn Kinney, Pat Kingkade, Janice Crucheiow, Frances Niiiier, Phyiiis Grant, Caroi Stebbins, Bob Suries. Row Three: Dorothy Lindernoen, Jean Smith, Karen Boothe, Dennis Craig, Dennis Cooper, Nice Eubanks, Bob Reichenbacker, Susan Rhoades, ' Ariene Hunt. f' Deborah Rice, O ,. 57 4' .fn 'Mr 7- asv v M - L Y f. Y .I burn, li,,,, Bogara' H: '-arf 1, aa b Y Widne HUM S r ara Dav' Y' Lirr f is, . Y S1 ue Davenport lou,se MCC ansell, Denn, , , JoAnn all, Kara '5 Mcgrid Bee,-,I Maru n Na,h Rae Me, Jim lone Yn Syaym' oss J s, Alla aka, N ' Bruce B Hafve an fanham Y, Bob I Jean B Humesf - eardsle on. BO,- Y, Mrk Bla' IS Yam R lr, Row ' ow Tw Th OZ M ' ' CGuire ' Herts ' Cv Allen , Torn Rufqhhan 79 me - Jim Be ard , Marv Fees, June LE 222 Engineer Ad Salesmem Wayne Aldinger, Mr, Barlow, June Veitch, Camille Campbell, Yvonne LaCour, Margaret Rhoades, Nora Matheson, Janet Mitchell, Larry Evans, Ed Pilkington. Second row: Kermit Viers, Judy Shanahan, Shirley Ray, Jackie Walker, Judy Consoliver, Sue Rustin, Barbara ' ' - ' d D Oieth, Jim Walker, Gerald Weeks, Terry Eaton, Larry Metsker, Allen, Loretta Harlow, Larry Widney, Third row. Gene Lenhart, Bill Sou er, uane I Larry Schwin, Bill Felter. Twenty-five dollars worth of ads and over: Yvonne LaCour, Betty Ashley, Shirley Ray, Judy Consoliver, June Veitch, lBackl Duane Oneth, Larry Evans, Gene Lenhart, Below: TOP Salesman lflghtl Larry Widney checks an ad while Margaret Rhoades, Business Manager, goes over the books. Left, Ed Pilkington and Jim Walker, who both sold over a hundred dollars worth of ads, look over the yearbook. l S vs!!! ., K l f Q Y 11,2 , '51 5 .- ',.' .', I lu as fn Vtfx K' L' h . 91. a ' u fm.: 'K f 'N 3,1 9 ,, ,Q 11 I H V A 4 . 7 if ,,, , . M, 9 i A sf 5 rr N!'h: El -wiv? .., 3, i2 . 404 Bind: Bernice Rowland, Janice Bennett, Larry Sutherland, Robert Chesnik, David McAuIey, Cynthia Larson, Paul Mihalovich. Row Two: Sandra Jones, Sharon Price, Earl Connett, Fred Freeman, Ronnie Kerr, Carl Beers, Robert Howard, Norman Benson, Robert Conn, David Diehl, Don Jones. Row Thru: Jack Storm, James Walker, Arthur Black, Norma Gates, Ronald Peterson, Raymond Hilken, Mike Thomas, Robert Hoopes, Robert Silcott, Nor- man McCreary, Mr. Wilson Kdirectorb. 0 5 ez .lri. Go Iles oinzs zalw Band Fanfare Intro, :5,,7bbb 9 1 rufnrLi'frrf11LJi3,i3,iH,9,l,i,,,ile 1 I l . I i i Go D'Mo1nes Tech High I . I I I ' ' I I ' I W TYELL7 411, -,---- Go Des Moines Tech High School Go, Wh et e - - - 0 s 2- 3, at F F pf J q A J ol I A 1.1.9 I I , 1 Go Dee Moines Tech High School Go, Hit em high, Hit em ow, - T 1 1 'Il HJ hi l Go D'Mo1nes Tech Go! 5 ' ' D ' Chorus: Fred Freeman, Dolores Stanton, Barbara Smith, Nancy Hensley, Judy Murray, Edwana Senecaut, Betty Bish, Mr. Wilson ldirectorl. Row Two: Karen Perry, Barbara Coon, Carolyn Beebe, Ronald Shipley, Macel Stanger, Ivo Shipman, Carol Bemis, Bette Wilson, Margaret Bemis. Row Thru: Linda Rollstin, Pat Forsythe, Myrtle Myers, Gwen Dietz, Maurice Eubanks, Judy McClish, Connie Forbes, Rebecca Cummings, Janice Walden. Row Four: Norma Gates, Laura Mosby, Ardella Dial, Barbara Stubbs, JoEtta Ward, Linda Carlson, Darlene Hardesty, Carole Cook, Sue Erickson. v., - - A Psud. Pap Club: Mr. Hank-L, ,iudy Houieue, Sue Broadie, Barbara Mcinrire, Wanda Kinu., Rosemary Perez, Par Pickens, Mary Ann Woiie. Second row: Diane Wgassmuih, Rosaiie Genovese, Barbara Anderson, Margaret Rhoades, Debby Rice. Pep Ciub: Dariene Mann, Karen Peper, Kathryn Runge, Sue Davenport, Jeanine Doggett, Norrna Ovenon, Mr Thornas Second row' Roberta Hefner Caroi Day Joyce McNaney Kathy Fuiier Judy Evans Third row: Sharon Henderson, Dyanne Gray, Susan P-hoades, Sue Erickson, Linda Masrers, Gaii Fiuke, Margaret f ATX Carison . wwf f , 1, fx ff Hike B4 ff X r rv ,nn Drama Club: Lynn Adamson, Phyllis DonHowe, Jim McMahon, Betty Howe, Herta Bogatai, Jim Jones, Andrea Shaffer. Row Two: Rosalie Genovese, Neysa Gosieski, Frances Miller, Jim Graves, Konnie Kenner, Gayla Glenn, Phyliss Fleming. i .1- 239 ,fi F , ,, M -5 K . X 42 I' Officers of Drivers' Club: Alton Roorda fpresidentl, Joyce Louvhan fsecreiary-treasurer! Norman Sappenfield fvice-presidemj. Stage . , l Sligo Crew: Mr. Fribourgh, Harry Hutchins, Lowell Anderson, William Ray, Roger Blanchard, Mr. Dowd. Second row: Larry Woolis, Jim Stevens, David Sanderson, Loren Davis, Arden Jenkins. f cf? 5 r Ptndre R . ' E09 OXB5 S ' GaN Nu. an. , req. . vuddn cvv9 , PKXWP I xadxl Gam Ho exxlxm Sw eos ado cwbylkd Oaussem . 05 oaqxs, B ,rd on. smile B .if Rage, BWV Wxsoru ob Bo 00' CWA. X ri mann. Vic Nd Sedwa tow 50065 I ,.ia:'lll!!!!l Illllllllllllllllllll fi! J as - ' , 1 .M ,X Lib. 1 9 ' , Q 'Q I -L J library Staff: Edna Largent, Carolyn Brown, Elaine Ross, Jennie Merrifield, Sherry Robinson, Miss Smith. Row Two: Jim Tracy, Jeanine Doggett, Frances Miller, Neysa Gosieski, Barbara Riley, Joyce Russell, Jim Walker. Row Three: Elinor Arnold, Janet McCall, Kathy Fuller, Jean Wood, Rosalie Genovese, Judy Consoliver, Nora Matheson. 0 I ' .L J ' ll 'I 1 , , ll I- Office Y V L, T r' or - K Office Staff and Cashiers: Loretta Harlow, Pat Pickens, Jean Beardsley, Jackie Johns, Linda Rollstin, Karen Bertrand. Row Judy Shanahan, Yvonne LaCour, Norma Schroder, Carol Stebbins, Betty Ashley, Rae Moss. Row Three: Mrs. Wilson, J Cruchelow, Joan Chiaramonte, Karen Stillwell, Sandra Jones, Sue Davenport, Shirley Collins. Two: anice Aud. ,Nw v Movie Ushers: Mike Wade, Karen Nash, Louise McCall, l-lerta Bogatai, Rae Moss, Larry Cairns. Row Two: Bob Paltreyman, Frank Buck Gary Herrick, Larry Nelson, Row Three: Ronnie Smith, Eddie Zoutte, Dave Sanderson, Dale Sherod, Loren Davis, Movie Booth ff? ,, 14:-,Q s ,yy M x XA. Movie Operators: Merle Larnbert, Charles Myer, Lowell Anderson, Bill Ray, Donald Jones, Row 'lwoz Mr, Peterson, .lim Box, Jirn Mc- Claflin, Tony Short, Row 1hree: Larry Quigley, Larry Lawton, Jim Walker, Robert McPherson. FN CV 9 a 'QD .f K6 J i XX K Hi-Y C I lub: J eny Ham, Terry E arm, f , Mr. Fervkemm J. , ,m ChL,,C,,, f D dn,-,y Casrerv f,w .J f N Q57 xf Liliilll I... 4 T as vw A d L'nda Lewis Aiia Zarins Karol Kussarl, Terry Hadley. Second row: Janet Anderson Service Club: David Van Winkle, Evanene MBYS. Sandra Con on, 1 , , Nancy Allen, Nellie Hinnenkamp, Rosalie Genovese, Pat Snyder, Jeanine Doggett, Joyce Louthan, Sylvia Deuben, Mr. Clark. Third row: Larry Nelson . , h. Alfanso Bruce, Carl Stilwell, Terry Eaton, Bob Blass, Jim Church, Harry Huh: uns. 89 Gym yd- G.A.A.: Mary Lou Wieland, Judy Houlefre, Mary Logan, Delores Mundy, Jerry Cox, Sue Broadie, Mary Ann Wolfe. Second row: Sharon Foley, Mary Lou Spooner, Diane Wassmuth, Delores Thompson, Helen Sease, Betty Ashley. Third row: Kathryn Runge, Judy Evans, Jeanie Woods, Mary Koch, Dianne Gray, Barbara Douthit, Sue Burger. LQ -' flllam X2 lf ig 2393 af u' C i E Q X X 0 0 W Q I k h hhdh dh dd hk h dh H Q X iix gig gg A ix ' v i, Y 1-E + :u:f': :xr gt ? f SPORTS ,, 'uw ',,,m - ff , H er f ' 4 Q .af ,Q + g swf E: , lf. .V K ., : f ,S ,MQ X, A-rw my f 3 5 1 3? K, S A QW . -mu 5' Q Mx Q iI rf 3 . ' ,T. A Q' 3 i Rig as i1 5 hi, fgl w , Z fn 5. sf ,A f S, Q I ff' pb if , .V W ,hx ew .7 First row: Bob Johnson, Jim Nichols, Gary McCoy, Lee DuBois, Gary Olney, Floyd Shephard. Second row: Bob Ballard, John Foddrill, Ken Morris Gary Hector, Bob Lang, Don Dingman, John McDuffey. Suwn's Record 7 Creston 13 20 Fort Dodge 13 6 Roosevelt 26 I4 North 6 I3 Roosevelt KCedar Rapiclsl 26 I2 Lincoln 0 7 East 63 20 Central iSioux Cityl 6 Student Managers: Don Swimm, Dennis Grill, Mike Cochrane. 93 msd!! .Q Ballard Boelson Cline Cunion Canfield Daniels Dascalos DuBois Graves Huntoon Johnson Kruger Lang McDuffey McGuire Miller Monfenguise Morelock Morris Mullins Nichols Nystrom Onley Pran Robinson Stone Wandling Wood 1. f-,S I ,, ix yd? b iii 5 sie, -,H QW wi - gf.. ,iv 'af f 'fl' I Q I Nu. ' 5 Q. -M., f , 'SQ , 1, Q 43 XT 5 fif'!ii! 3 1-my 3 wf 1, . 1-Q ' an A fi as , Ltvx W 'ffl' V W, . , ,-3 . Q W , . ' :W , I y sw' H, , Qi .4 , ba, -f I g 1 ff Q 9 4, .i 41 5 Ffh- 1,-f -J...-. 5, fic dd .1 2, M . 1 Vg , F ,' T.L.,,7 . .LP 1 up ' F ' ? J . f N, A '1ffN -W . N X Krgn., 'A FL, ggi r .5 X s Q H Q H ' ,VK I 1 I 7 I ff -ai., , K 'Wit' M4 J ,G . - ' L- A , Y 3 v .., .W G Q, L , 3 wx ff.. e.. wif. ,ft fig' ,,,- t ., 'Q 'va-o'fl:'i: ,W , N Y md' ix 5 52-4 ff., l Basketball Varsity: Coach Gillespie, Bob Ballard, Dick Jorgensen, John Gulick, Wayne Shearer, Larry Kellar, Verne Waters, Bob Norris. Second row: Norman McQueary Cequipment managerl, Todd Hill, Dale McDaniel, Jim Morris, Denny Cooper, Jerry Ross, Don Wandling, Don Dingman, Assistant Coach Williams. Not picmred: Moe Eubanks. 96 Forest Cnty Fort Dodge Otlurnwa Knoxville Perry Lincoln Pella Boone Newton North Valley Marshalltown Roosevelt East North Eagle Grove Centerville East Roosevelt Lincoln Cross Country Co-Captains Ron Jones and Dick Olin take a look at the two bars the Cross Country teams won as State Champions in the Mile and Two Mile events. First row: Jim Croft, Frank Kallem, Bob Dixon, Terry Shoemaker, Dale McDaniel, Ron Jones, Dick Olin, Jim Jones, Brian Travis, Charles Oxley. Se:- ond row: John Campbell, Joe Street, Allen Pickens, Carl Poortinga, Al Bruce, Terry BenDixon, Fred White, Steve Ersland, Larry Grant, Fred Kellar. Third row: Manager Danny Caster, Garry Seabert, Ray Treanor, Larry Beemer, Bill Leatherby, Jim Bell, Dave Cleveland, LeRoy Adamson, Manager Jerry Harn, Coach Charles Silvey. Shin Mile Champions: Dale McDaniel, Ron Jones, Frank Kallen, Brian Travis, Jim Jones. Season's Record Varsity ll.ow score wtnsl Tech ll Tech 9 Tech I2 City l mile State l mile East-Tech 2 mile Ciry 2 mile State 2 Mile Sophomores Tr-ch 6 Tech 6 Tech 6 Beech-Tech 2 mile Tech-Easi 2 mile City l mile State Two Mile Champions: Bob Dixon, Dick Olin, Dale Mc- Daniel, Fred Kellar, Brian Travis. Lincoln l2 East I2 North ll First Place First Place First Place Second Place First Place Lincoln 12 , East2l North 2l ,,Firs't Place First Place First Place Here are the State Champions in uniform with Coach Silvey. v ,L The Champs: Kenn Halsey CCity-Districtlg Joe Mullins lCity-Districtlg Jim Jones CCity-Dis' trict-Third Stately Boris Yaro KDistrictl7 Eddie Morelock KCityJ. Wrestling 'O . Nxorelockl Biz die hide' Sm nov' one Eiadl' Coalll loin Lincoln on top Scores Tech 22 Lincoln 16 30 North ll 45 Roosevelt O 26 Leon 13 32 Newton 8 36 East 6 36 East I0 36 North 5 25 Hampton I5 36 Leon 3 Z4 Audubon 20 20 Lincoln I6 Second: City Third: District rzmafdsoxxwef, WN Wit lolwnson ' l oe sob Halseti ' Ysefm yxal fl ' O HKS: B . a ns sl R0 r04 91 -vue X rw Yi ersreeg tgp iltefv Xeon n o Jones' lie Erkclisoo' B llm fn X-30131 Nw-COW Be GUY but not for long! rack tart the ' ressive records 'U 5 V , ad scored three Imp , f T ch, the Engl- Techlf Zgilcjnsqlilor the first time in lliedhlsrolllzeeg Titev took SGC' -1956 trac S ' ' the City rv O0 ' AU, - chools in d rt the A4 - neers popped the cut: :he Siam Indoor pack Meet an wo ond, behiftd Ames' I -.,. .ttt ga, t-red Kellar, Fred White, John Cason, Bill Marohn, -:,,,.-, mike Wade, Leroy Adamson, John Foddrill, Larry Latshaw, Jim Martz, John Colbert, , - .... nurcmnson, Ron Scott, Phil Gannon, Fred Robinson. Third POW: Roger Vaughn, Don Wandling, Larry Yarrington, Dale mcuaniel, Dave Murray, Dick Olin, John Street, Al Bruce, John Campbell, Joe Street, Jim Bell, Jim Jones, Charles Oxley, Bill Dankel, Dave Cleveland, Terry Shoemaker. Fourth row: Coach Silvey, Gene Merhish, Mike DeCarlo, Larry Consoliver, Jack Pratt, Boris Yaro, CManager: Carl Stillwell, Dave Field, John Thompson.J Danny Caster, Don Fredregill, Erwin Ekman, Dick Overholser, Bill Wilson, Not pictured: Jim B ' Mike Montgomery. 101 ox, Brian Travis, Ron McClain, Baszhaii Keiiar, Eugene Cosner, Tucker Stone, Dave Boyd, .iohn Guiick. Second row: tor Gary McCoy, Don Dingman, Larry Ross, Norman Larry Oieson, Dennis Cooper, Baseball: Coach Bryant, Mike Treanor, Ray Treanor, Frank Peterson, Larry Norman McCreary, Biii Martin, Biii Niiiier, David Johnston, Tim Brown, Jack Rheuport, Gary Hec , Sappentieid. Third row: Larry Grant, Brian Caukin, Biii Jackson, Jack Storm, Kermit Hyier, Jim Ntorris, Maurice Eubanks, 'it n, George Takeda, Erroi Haisey, George Becker. Doug Hami o Tech'5 bas eball En , l?a56IbY defeating Ajgfiir 2:01 off to B good S' f 5 To 0 wwh Y e openin an Or a no-hit, nov I Tedfs pitchers C 9.96me, The score run game- Ombining fo rack UP 102 Tennis Bo yay' Rohm' EYEVIY. Second rl: CEC Bakali w: SON, TerrY Eaton. Third , ary Peter' Y5' Tennis: Richard Eyerl C h . ow: Ge Id A rv son. Not pictured: Wimam Ray ra nder- ,-.4 5 .al er, Linda Rollstin, Girls' Tennis: Cheryl Pruitt, Deborah Rice, Betty Gogo, Margaret Worley, Barbara Douthit, Karen Pepper, Herta Bogatai, Sue Burg Rae Moss. Second row: Janet Walden, Claudette Howard, Dyanne Gray, Deloris Stanton, Joyce Adams, Annabelle Harper, Kay Bidelle, De Anne ' ' h F ller Annie Tonelli, Sandra Cooley, Mary Koch, Katherine Campbell, Carol Howe. Third row: Rogene Downey, Marilyn Kinney, Janet McCall, Kat y u , Runge. 1 O3 Golf Girls' Golf: Diann Wassmutln. Second row: Dolores Mundy, Judy Houlette. Third row: Marilyn Slaymaker, Coach Kacena, Neysa Gosieski. Fourih row: l.aVerne McKay, Caiherine Cooley. Boyl' Golf: Gary Seaberf, Kelly Anderson, Coach Kacena, Doug Vaughn, Larry Widney. Second row: Sian Dalby, Jim Hartzer, Gus Dascalos, Todd Hill, Kenny Morris. 104 DS... ENEXNEE VISIB LE MEANS 0 F SU T C' ,amz awe fun Seam of ibn 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 A -Qumdlq Place Za Weak CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Be sure to investigate the many advant- ages of A.l.B. training. A.I.B. graduates are holding key positions in the business world and with the government. Come in for an interview. Phone 3-61 l 1 Denny Brcmn Drugs F. T. Binder, Prop. 720 Locust St. Des Moines Fraziers Drive-In Sandwich Shop Steaks - Chops - Chicken - Shrimp 2137 Grand Compliments Of Paul Manning Chevrolet Company E: 0. Fenton, President ,ww EH R 2, H American Institute of Business Grand at Tenth Des Moines, Iowa 1021 Locust Phone 4-4245 2-wwf 1-we 1'5'5'5 I0-'l9f16644 Graduation Rings for Des Moines Tech High are made in our own shop Prompt Delivery Plumb Jewelry Store Parte for Col lege or Career A Welcome Gift . . . for the Graduate Walnut at Sixth Des Moines Fine Luggage from Davidsons Travel Shop De Arcy's BOOT SHOP Corner Eighth and Walnut Beautiful Shoes , Hmim ,,, Puma Congratulations To Compjnem 1956 Seniors SINGER SEWING CENTER sos-walnut From Bankers Trust Company 7th Walnut Truly Feminine Apparel Des Moines' Most Convenient Bank Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I-'odoral Rourvo sflflm Sixth and Locust Plan now for a career at Meredith Publishing Company Publishers of: Better Homes 81 Gardens - Successful Farming if FOR GIRLS: 0 Secretaries 1 Stenographers 0 Clerks 0 Typists -A' FOR BOYS lapprenticeships ini: 0 Composing 0 Production Everyone wants an interesting job and there's an excit- ing. challenge in the varied jobs at Merediths. You'll like . the pleasant working conditions, congenial associates, and the many company benefits. Our experienced counselors will be glad to discuss your career with you. Meredith Publishing Company 1716 Locust Street, Des Moines 3, Iowa Dennis Supply Company REFRIGERATION SUPPLIES WHOLESALE ONLY Des Moines. Iowa 1912 Sixth Avenue COMPANY PUTNAM REXALL DRUG 700 New York Avenue 24th and UNIVERSITY Phone 8-7427 Des Maine I Congratulations Class of ' COMMERCIZZSOSZCEHISUPPLY Co 1956 Phone 8-1087 F W.M.C. Phillips Rolla Baird L CI k I'OI'lI ' FRANKELS I 'Wu .Sloan 41:4 Mm md B094 Sampson Drug Store A prescription pharmacy 1541 Sth Avenue AndreW's Studios 822-Walnut Street Des Moines 9, Iowa Phone 4-4956 1 I Graduations Weddings DUTCH CLEANERS INC. Quality Cleaning Free Pick Up and Delivery Ph. 2-9703 0 1414 Harding Road Compliments of CRISPIN DRUG COMPANY Corner 22nd 6- Cottage Grove Phone 4-2237 Des Moines, Iowa IDEAL FLOOR COVERING CO. Phone 8-1208 1905 Cottage Grove Des Moines. Iowa INGRAMS PAINT and ART SUPPLIES The Young Students Store' 2407 University Phone 7-2580 MAKE A BLIND DATE wrm Us A-ONE SHADE COMPANY Biermann's University Electric Company 2106 COTTAGE GROVE DES MOINES, IOWA 2300 U,,i,,,,sify phone 5,3137 ' DUFFY'S R AY! Phone 5-.ms 2209 Conuqe Grove a-seas S UPTOWN DRUG . New and Used Fumiture Ray P. Schekel, R. Ph. Katherine A. Duffy Prop. V 42nd and Univs-rsily Des Moines, Iowa WHITE STAR BUS. PHONE 8-5725 EASTOWN FLOOR COVERING LAUNDERS AND CLEANERS 6,6 EAST Gum, AVENUE 212-14-16 EAST GRAND DES MOINES' IOWA X X f Rf-'t Xl'i'ht-s M H ff - erchants 5 5- from M t I Daniels Jewelers Bonding Company 522-Walnut 310-6th 2100 Grand Avenue Get MonEEQf LESS Shop At D 6 L SUPER VALUE 2207 Coiiaqe Grove We Rent Everything DES MOINES RENTAL SERVICE 2140 Cottage Grove 4-5129 UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE The Young Students Book Store 1213 - 25th Street Ph. 5-1026 FAABORG PHARMACY Ray Faaborq, R. Ph. Maxine Faaborg, R. Ph. 2222 East 14th Street Phone 6-5159 Des Moines, Iowa MOON T.V. Day - Nite - Service 6-1167 Wholesale Radio Parts Electronic Equipment Irwin's Auto Supplies Sporting Goods - Bicycles 1166 25th street Phone 9,1913 H Radio Trade Supply C0 Telephone emma! Glaeaaalez' Ga. 8-7237 ujim Piggotls Dealership 1224 Grand Avenue Des Moines 9, Iowa New Cars and Trucks Sth and Keo Used Cars and Trucks 1201 Locust Forman Ford and Company 1420 Locust 430 East Locust Phone 8-8583 Phone 3-6201 Quaid, Puma .Sam 1223 Thermopane Window Glass Mirrors Auto Glass Installed Iowa's new savings Center . . . . .Zag ' ' IEEE.. 0 I'---lllllll :::: Ill'- ::::ll lllll EEE'.:::::lllnuInun::lunumunm. :iiilllllllInu:: '::::m::ii ' ' -gif .Illllllllllllllllll:::::ll ji! illi:f.ff71l - ..... I.e: Home HW . .to better serve your savings F OR you . . . no maffer where you Iive . . . fhere is a new convenience for savings and Iiberal earnings. In an afmosphere fhaf is modern, yef warm wifh sincerify and quief elegance, Insurance Plan Savings 8: Loan Associafion pro- vides fhe knowledge and facilifies 'Ihaf are geared 'Io flue needs of large and small savings accounfs . . . geared fo fwenfy years of serving Iowans. Everyfhing possible has been done af Insurance Plan Savings 8: Loan Associa- fion's new cenfrall-y Iocafed office building, Grand af Ninfh Avenues in Des Moines, fo assure you of complefe comfor'I', privacy and efficiency when you fransacf business fhere. And, remember, you may convenienfly save-by-mail. One dollar will open an accounf. Savings Earn 3of,, Per Annum-Payable Semi-Annually Insured Safefy fo SI0,000 Organized in 1936 Grand at Ninth Avenues Telephone 3-8149 Des Moines, Iowa . Member of THE FEDERAL SAVINGS 8 LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION and THE FEDERAL HOME BANK SYSTEM Compliments of Service Optical Company 8th and Locust Phone 8-1959 .A. J. ALLEN Plumbing 6 Heating 623 - Sth DES MOINES IOWA Compliments of Dr. cmd Mrs. W. I. Ritchey 720 Grand Phone 3-8411 Hove the things you want later By Saving Now AT DES MOINES SAVINGS And Loan Association 210 6th Avenue Phone 2-8303 The oldest in Des Moines We are proud of the many Des Moines Tech graduates who have joined our organization, and of our close association with Tech in training and educa- tional programs. A SOLAR Alncnufr conuuny DIS MOINIS S,IOWA nfff' W in ,N f. IN Ui-,v'., .mga Q .4V ,zz ' 55921, -U5-111,11-35 A ,,5 ,. an . ,fx .R 1 .fa ' IA, 1- - .K xg m ,f FN. , 'Te , '1 ui I. K! Z ' A ,S in W-asv' Iwkili 4 ' jj! I A W ff. J L...A f ' J a www :W 355218 , J,p4:,4,f,,xL:::JiUf . - 0-.fee of 1915 Grand Ave. n 15 .pf lin. 'Q wh., ,Q as 4 '4- N 'l BOESEN THE FLORIST 3422 BEAVER AVE. For Cleaning and Laundering Properly Done ----- Phone 3-1181 eadcacfe Launderers - - Drycleaners 130 1-Grand The EPSF OLQ BOTTLING COMPANY lllslowfing ol' fb Beal AIR LANE BOWLING 4200 Fleur Drive Phone 2-9789 Lou Rand Pete Rand - .fwlzjaa the wc!!- aulfh the mack- m the .Swish-plea! mek Thats Hiland Potato Chips W RESTAURANT 5601 Douglas Ave. Des Moines, Iowa Vic Talerico Telephone Owner 7-2785 Wi, ,dll Better Dairy Products 2341 Second Ave. Phone 3-6295 Congratulations Seniors U VALLEY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Fourth and Walnut Where every customer is important Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Covering All Iowa With Complete Finance Service lung tlh lf . Hsisv loo , Cllqv R pal 1 Dal Mainag 1 3+ O'DEA FINANCE COMPANY STONER PIANO COMPANY Evely Transaction Guaranteed Henry C. Olson, President l0lh and Walnut Streets Phone 4-6238 Dr. Floyd E. Henry Dr. Sheldon Registered Optometrists Eyes Examined - - Glasses Fitted For Better Vision :fY ' , K- Des Moines Spencer G gm in Q I1 C J Cedar Rapids Creston 'REA 5 ,Xi Waterloo Mason City sm walnut sm-ef . Des Moines, Iowa Phone 4-5354 Clad st BABES Compliments ol Pizza Steaks Reeds Spaghetti Chicken Ice Veal Scalopini Chops Cream to take out 417 6th Phone 4-93 19 C0 2 Q Order A 5 Famil lil ll iimlvl Y .fglvgj-qw' rel an ,ll Pack .g iw 2 l'0IIl l mmm I PA Your Dealer Malts and Shakes 30c SOC r r For The Best Sandwiches 'AAi'1::::':q:::-ZEZEZEZESEZEIEizitztelgzguzliVizizzzzzzzgziziizzzzZizttzz IZZ: ::::ll:Z:::: L Ztzlu Z I pak-fane fbfziue .yn Clicquot Club Bottling' Company Forest and Harding Road ini S G M BARBER SHOP 5709 Urbandule McNeal Shopping Center CROWN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Learn The Way ' The Artists Play Ph. 7-2665 or 5-5824 3015 Merle Hay BUCKNAMS Steak House 1901 Ingersoll Phone 3-9649 Laundry Maid Our Business is Cleaning Up McNeal Center Ph. 7-4036 0an9'ml'ula.lion4 la Me 61644 of 1956 Garner Publishing Company Letterpress and Offset Printers 615-17-19 Euclid Avenue Phone 2-8146 Electronic Engineering Co. Bw wish' nom T V Service sAncoNE PUBLISHING co. ' PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS 1317 Locust Phone 8-9395 1139 - 24th sa. Phone 1-ma HUDSONS DRIVE IN Frosty Mug Root Beer Homemade Chilli V2 mi. North of Firestone on Second Ave. Flowers Wired Everywhere Arranged As You Like Them DOHERTY'S FLOWERS Phone 8-0816 2nd at Colleqe Des Moines. la. 5th. and Wa L DES MOINES Congratulations AND BEST wishes to' the Class A of 1956 jewelers to Iowa Since 1871 JosEPHs Sixth at Locust Des Moines ROBINSON'S FURNITURE See Us for Lane Cedar Chests Best Wishes To The Class of 1956 F rom Leach Printing Co. 807 Grand Ave. Des Moines lowgt Printing of Distinction KOCH BROTHERS PRINTERS STATIONERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS BUSINESS MACHINES Grand Ave. Third to Fourth HENRY FIELD'S Des Moines Seed and Nursery Store Quality Farm Seeds, Nursery Stock Pet Supplies Phone 4-9952 Des Moines 815 Locust Repairing Storage Remodeling FIELDS FURS 720 Grand Phone 8-8715 Roger's Iewelry loWa's Finest 412-414 Walnut Si- 317 'nh Phone afzasa Arnolcys Compliments O W , 'mens Apparel FIELD sHoE s'roRE 315 81h St. Phone 8-7532 710 Walnut BRUCE - COBBS FURNITURE Quality Furniture At Popular Prices 3612 Second Avenue Open Monday and Friday Nights L l L f Hd d C d E Eherwin-VVilliams and Formanite Pain? p ' of H. M. ILTIS LUMBER CO. DES MOINES 3 Locations to Serve you AT BEAVERDALE Des Moines Johnston West D. M. 5-1155 9-9704 7-4445 2721 BEAVER AVE. ANDERSON-ERICKSON 2229 Hubbell Ave. Phone 6-3172 Des Moines, Iowa 1 Quan., aye.. ef... vw, E Best Wishes To Tech's 1956 Graduates: The apprenticeship class of 1948 received their training through the apprenticeship classes which Tech offers in close cooperation with the Carpenters' Local Union 106. The majority of these inen are now in supervisory capacity or contracting for themselves. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and J oiners of America 908 8th St. HIGHLAND P RK KLEIN S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing and Shoes for the entire family Free Customer Parking on our parking lot Open Friday and Saturday til 9:00 p. m. 3614 6th Avenue - 0 - Mclllauie Drug P McCormick Hardware Quahh' Drugs 3512-sm Ave. Phone aoaoz 3720 Sixill 523 Euclid Phone 8-0157 Acme Cleaners cleaning tailoring SERVICE FOR WHOLE FAMILY Laundry Service Delivery Service 1. 0 1 HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK Des Moines Newest Bank Complete Banking Service Drive-In Banking Free Parking 3rd 6. Euclid Phone 4-3261 Callie 6 Helen's Gateway to Fashion Open til 9:00 p.m. Friday 3522 6th Avenue V . . Hg I . E E 1 ' i x etTn 2 we -e , so i .I .-.,, K .M Ea ,i Quint, 5' f 4- 5 -9 H' -N'2':?2'M9 we 'H ax.-.r,,5.g,,,,,,,f ,fairy 'fl' -e-4 1 f ig If b . .Q 'E' f r 1- ,mfs -. 'K U O Ng A , 1- -f X 'effl 4 r -2 r Woof - E- N- 1 p - N iii im Viwifi Y SIXTH In 1 H - 'A if 5 5 GIAND X' gf? 3,-fyw, fe-Zufqgamwr - Z N i ii' QXLQAND LOAN ASSOCIATIOILOI DES MOINES-E Best Wishes -H-fdlwl 3 Say It With Flowers With Boesen Flowers BOESEN THE F LORIST THREE STORES 700 Grand 3422 Beaver Ave. Phone 3-4274 Phone 7-4416 Ingersoll at 38th Phone 5-2188 HECK ROSS CLOTHIER IoWa's Largest Uniform Suppliers Tuxedos Rented 5 1 5 Locust Phone 3-3285 CAFETERIA ,Serves Fine Foods From Des Moines Leading Merchants - in-ff Northwestern Candy Company Inc. 100 East Locust Phone 4-3147 ADAMSON POULTRY 4412 Douglas Phone 7-1044 TONE BROS. Tones Spices ci Extracts Finest Quality Since 1873 109 Court Ave. Walker's Fish Company 308-310 Locust Street Des Moines 9. Iowa Phone 3-7658 Retail Wholesale WESTERN GROCER WHOLESALE 615 East lst Phone 3-3193 BENS FRUIT MARKET 6401 S. East 14th Phone 4-6008 Comfort. luxury and ease in a M Troy laundered shirt Beatrice Foods Company Meadow Gold Products 1703 W. Grand Phone 3-6115 Des Moines Market 414 6th Avenue East Phone 3-4516 HOXIE FRUIT COMPANY 100 East 2nd Phone 3-6221 Wholesale FQ K! Richer Tasting lllilkq ' I 'T' 10 10' 45 SHOP THE FRIENDLY EAST SIDE Watches 'amends SIMPSON PHOTO SERVICE HHN IEWMIER Expert Ph t Finishing GER Y STORE Roland G Simpson 526 East Locust Street asf 511, phone 4.3609 Our Best Wishes H O L L E Y ' S DES MOINES, IOWA EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE. BANK AND SCHOOL Conqrcrtulcxtions Seniors E- GEPPERT STUDIO sua 1-'. Locust Phone 4-asus Capital City State Bank Des Moines Drive-in Bank East 5th and Locust The Bank That Gives You All Three Drive-In Banking Saturday Banking Park While Member of F. D. I. C. MERCHA T IGI GRILL 403 E. Locust Success Formula: Save A Little of Everything you EARN. Save at SCANDIA SCANDIA has never missed a dividend payment in its 83 year History. That dividend has never been less than 3721. Stop in and discuss a weekly or monthly savings plan. To open and add to a savings account by mail -- Write or call tor a supply ot postage-paid envelopes. Unique in Its Personal Services Current Dividend - 376 ' Scandia Savings 1 81 Loan Assn. 518 E. Locust 9919135094 Phone 8-6781 Open Saturday 'till noon. A dams Midcontingnt Distributing orp. Prescription Pharmacy Armstrong Tires Automotive Parts Maurice T. Adams Truck Equipment East Sth and LOCllSf Phone 4-3186 530 E, Grand 811 geo A DISTINGUISHED UNIVERSITY IN YOUR HOME TOWN RAKE IVERSITY invites you to visit the campus lt you are planning on college take this opportunity to visit the Drake campus and discuss your college plans with a member of Drake's outstanding faculty. Drake is interested in your future ------ - so see what IoWa's middle-sized university can offer you. Nine Distinguished Colleges: Liberal Arts Business Administration Education Fine Arts Pharmacy Law Divinity Graduate Community Congratulat A big decision now lies before you-join the armed forces . . . get a iob . . . go to college? The folks at Mill Owners Mutual wish you every success in what- ever you choose to do. Before making that important decision it will pay to investi- gate the vast opportunities in Mutual Insurance. A booklet available through our company, CLOSE-UP OF A CAREER . briefly outlines the many fields NOW open to you in this pro- fession. It you plan to attend college, you will also find this booklet an excellent guide in selecting your curriculum. Why not send for your free copy . . . or visit the home office. Home Office 2015 Grand Avenue Des Moines. Iowa Telephone 3-5225 CI-Ierry 3-5225 latter July ll IO fl S . . . on your graduation from Des Moines Technical School MILL OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. The Best Place for Your Saving Account Earn 3 percent current rate fi 5 o Drive-In Service o Free Parking United Federal Savings 8: Loan Ass'n Locust 8z Fourth jan. 52 Grad New Owner of Gem Cutters Supply 9th 8zKeo, Des Moines 14, Iowa Dealer forg Poly Products 0 Geological 8: Miner- Highland Park alogical Literature Jewelry findings Franton Equipment 0 Silver Sanding, Sawing 81 Equipment 0 Rough gem materials Grinding Supplies Mineral Specimens Ken Carley 9 , 13 Congratulations 16' To The 5 H Class of 1956 we Reoov KILOWATTQ Your Electric Servant Iowa Power and Light Company Zlwwcafq a Gasp in Dm Manu Compliments of A i 7 Z , ' ' O ...MODERN Engman Manufactunng Co. Forma' WCM mm -. - -- - SERVICE More and more people are Locust going grin-gxaggd-and more and 1'I,ZIFn2'?hQ1Iefn,mZ1e?fli,nle 'E 1317-19 Locust sr. Phone 8-1937 Phone 3-4711 MAIN OFFICE STORE 1313-15- LOCUST CH-3-5129 Counter Extension No. 1 Counter Extension No. 2 2312-16 Hubbell 2631 Forest Ave. AM 2 4220 CR-9-9694 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ENGINEERS . . T E e A ri 7 :T f f I -E f fi' f3?-fa i If-wftf u v if W 'ffll 9 gggg Q: . Q . ,. A - T r y p ' ' I o Super Valu Customers de- I Q. 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