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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

1 ,- w-... -ns.,- W. - we hw Q- I I1 TABLE or coNTENTs FACULTY SENIORS CORE AREAS ORIENTATIONS ORGANIZATIONS S PORTS ADVERTISEMENTS pages 2 - 9 pages IO - 31 pages 32-67 pages 68-79 pages 80 - 99 pages IOO-II5 page 116 People I People I People I Yes, people. People, large and small in size and position who made the new Tech possible re- ceives this yearbook's dedication. To name them all would take thousands of pages for the list would include the first educator who thought of technical training down to the last sweeper of the broom on the clean-up of the building. The list would include superin- tendents and board members, teachers and principals, students and alumni, business men and workers, and so on. So, We just say people to in- clude them all. To them we say, Thanks! Published by The Journalism Department Des Moines Technical High School Des Moines, Iowa Managing Editor: Wayne Dunn Editors: Arlette Gosieskig Ilicl-Q James: Marilyn Shreffler Advisers: Stan Blair Ieditoriallg Eugene Harlow Iadvertisinglg Judd Lee Iaccountingl Photography: Engineer staff: Ro- Lee Studio of Des Moines: Photography class IWilliam Kacena, instructor! Printing: KAYENAY Engraving Co. of Mason City, Iowa Cover: Modern Arts of Des Moines Fover design and division pages: Arlette Gosieski and Marilyn Shreffler ENGINEER I9 59 1 .St QQWA, 5? -a' 15? ie :N I 7l AJN' JL ! , wif Y Q I wi I Vt' I - W f .. Q --' 1 I 4f'- H in .fT4-'u - - 3 Q , l iwj, l + r-vol? Sfuopl. ,V 1 wljbzhf tying? 5 9 A Y' 5 ,V ,L , 1 1 J f ' , J YM L 1 !? w 1 ' L 4 + M 'F W' K' 4 , : N4' L 7 1. - 1 L' f .., - -- lr I ' ,..- 31.1- - . P 1 'Q ' 1. ii1Tf?'Q' Ml-IMBICRS UF 'l'Hl-I BOARD OF Elll'l'A'I'IUN: Hn-gin ning at loft, going vlockwism Frank Burns, Dr. Iiurr 1- 5 W. Dahl, Jann-s W. lirannm-r, He-rmlfi V. Mann tm-crm tary, board of l'lillC21ti0Y15, Mrs. Fharlvs T. Fowniv tprvs- idont. board of wiucationv, Ur. John H. Harris tsupcrin tendvnt of schoolsr, L. I,. Dauhm-rt ivicc prvsidvnt, boarr of cducationb, Josm-ph Brody, Mrs, Rollzmmi 1-2. lin-fc-. Mr. E. C. Betz, Tech's Principal L-- 'Vl B I h l I Ronald Xnder-.on nee rlncl al At the lead of the parade of people at the new Tech FACULTY Row One: Herbert Hantz 1EnglishJ, Dorothy Agnew lStenographicJ, Evelyn Taylor lTypingl, Mar- garet Taylor QStenographicp Counselingb, Io McGilva iRegistrarl, Sondra Marturello iC1erkJ, Phyllis Bruggen iStenographicg Counselingl, Helen Wheeler lStenographicg Coordinatorj, Phil Cooper QRe- tailingg Coordinatorl. Row Two: Judson Lee lBusinessl, Galen Kinzie fBusinessg Counselingj, Bob Davenport fBusiness5 Counselingb, Arvin Fettkether iBusinessg W. Eugene Barlow 1BusinessJ, Ray Hartley fBusinessJ, Em- ory Shriver lBusinessJ. 1 6211 T1 R On-: Milton Gerhart lCabinet Makingi, Donly Pierson iCabinet .MakingJ, Don Bryant CT 8: Ig ow c Coachingi, John Cooper iPainting: KL Decoratingi, Ray Hughes iM8ChlD6 Shopi, Walt Ramey iDraft- ingi, William Mayo fDraftin2'i, John Lehmkuhl iweldingi, Howard Andreasen fRadio Engineeri. ' P't' JAIF kl'lAuto Row Two. lNate Lee iPr1ntmgi, Lyle Sm1thsori:lPr1nt1ngi, Dale Harsh Q rin ing , ran in llieseli, Harlan Boyce lMachine Shopi, Ross razier 1Auto Dieseli, Robert Van Arkel iRelatedi, Byron Mann lRadio Sz TVD. 1 I7 Willard Combs was an instructor at Des N Moines Tech in the Aviation core area. He had an unlimited interest in aviation education. He was returning from a meet- ing on aviation education last year when his plane crashed and he was killed. These faculty pages are dedicated to him and his work. He was a pilot and a teacher. Row One: Chan Smith fScienceg Math: Counselingl, Otis Crozier iMathl, Glennie Mastin iEnglishl, Lillian Hourlgan fEY1gllShl, Mabel Tillery iSpeechg Englishl, Edna Bohlman CSocial Studiesl, Niva Knutson lEnglishl, Phil Ballou 1Social Studiesg Counselingl, Bob Watson fMathJ. Row Two: Kenneth Tannatt lSocial Studiesg Coachingl, Jap Farrow iSocia1Studiesg Athletic Managerl, Roy Johnson lMathg Sciencel, Harry Peterson iSocial Studies: Counselingl, Stan Blair Uournalismg Englishl, Eino Tuomi 1Social Studiesl, Don Squires lMathg Counselingl, Dick Williams 4Mathg Sci- encej, Richard Clark lMathg Englishl, William Kacena fScienceg Photographyl. Miss Smith, Tech's librarian, is known by all for her helpful ways. Row One: Ernest Yohe fAuto Diesell, Vera Tarman fH0tel and Restaurantl, Helen West fHotel and Restaurantl, Marie Brewer fArtJ, Bette Greene fTailoringJ, Carl Watkins fRefrigerationl. Row Two: Gunder Fribourgh QT 8: IJ, Harold Rutz lSheet Metall, Thomas Anderson fArtJ, John Foster CT dz IJ, Charles Dowd fElectricityJ, William Kacena fPhotographyg Sciencel, Alfred Thomas iArtl. Two Tech Teachers enjoy a little joke: Mr. Boyce and Mr. Ballou. Row One: Bewlah White lClerk-adult schooll, Emily Shepherd fPhysical Educationl, Elinor Mack fEngl1sh Counselingl, Marlene Wheeler Cclerk-Techl, Helen Dunkelberg fNurseJ, Mary Davis iclerk-Techl, Olive Wilson isecretary-Techl, Christine Smith iLibrarianl, Mildred Hill fclerk-adult schooll. Row Two: William Hutchison iEnglishJ, Charles Silvey 4Physical Education: Coachingl, Jim Barlow fDriver Ed ueutionl, Dick YVilson fBandg Chorusl, A. B. Musselman ICO-ordinatorl, Harold Mishmash 1WeldingJ, Larry Gillespie fPhys1cal Education: Coachingl. , ,xr CAFETERIA WORKERS: Row One: Phyllis Wesle , Eula Rouse lManagerli, Helen Sampson, Elsie Johnson, Margaret Trapp, Ramona Myers. Row Two: Harriett Smith, Elizabeth Anderson, Clara Caulk, Mary Cook, Eliza- beth Whitfield, Edith Shives, Clara Baker. UW? CUSTODIANS-Row One: Joseph J. Kauzlarich, Floyd Thomp- son, Orval Pollard, Cliff Anderson, Frank Cardamon, James Sparks. Row Two: James McFall, Dale Parker, Lloyd Smith, Art Mick- elson, Jesse Baccus, Earl Sales, Clarence Hagen, Henry Brunt- meyer. Cliff Anderson, Tech's head custodian for about a half year until promoted, was the man to solve all the problems cgiggloving into a new building. Thanks, 1 . if pqw... .xx Tech's two matrons: Mrs. Loretta Cole and Mrs. Jessie Robins. x Y, JANUARY SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Kenneth Miller 2 June Class Executive Board: Larry Havden, Beverlv joy, Bob DeYoung, and Judy Evenson iw SYM? , :fl Fx A 'AX Qu' ,aw , Xu E January Vive President ,lim Martz january Secretary Margaret Karlson January Treasurer Sondra Benson June Vice President Don Hawkins June Secretary Beverly Bower J une Treasurer Sandra Peper This is it! The final dayf and graduation night' Behind the senior are parties, pep assemblies, proms meetings, moving into a new build ing, friends, fun, tests, book reports, term papers football games Yes, the pride of Tech are the ,gy -sip , . gay X - Y ft.: A M Q.-. R- -D ., CAROLYN ALLER Fats - To get a real job and make loads of money-RETAILING-Ad Club 63 Tennis 6: Business Man- ager Engineer 7. .IANICE KAY ANDERSON Jan - To do the Lord's will and make my parents proud of me -COMMERCIAL ART-Student Council 5, 71 Decorating Committee 8. RICHARD LEE ANDERSON Crash -To take pattern making in the Navy so as to put it to use afterwards-CABINET MAK- ING-Hall Monitor 3, 6: Library Assistant 4, 55 Cap and Gown Committee 8. GEORGE G. BECKER - MACHINE SHOP - Baseball Equip- ment Manager 3: Monitor 6, 7, 8. GLORIA LEE BEESON SIssy - To be a good wife for Joe, and succeed in everything I do-STENOGRAPHIC-Chorus 33 Lunchroom Cashier 53 Movie Usher 6, Commencement Commit- tee 8. CAROLE LEA BEMIS - To live a life full of fun, love, and happiness-STENOGRAPHIC-Chorus 3, Hall Monitor 5, Office Service Staff 6: Future Nurses Staff 6, 7, Student Council 43 Homeroom Treasurer 8, Social Committee 8. SONDRA BENSON Sandy -To be a wonderful wife and home- maker-BOOKKFEPING--Hall Monitor 3, Office Service Staff 5. 7: Social Committee 8, Student Council 5, 6, 7: Council Alt. 8, Student Guide 83 Class Treasurer 8. MARVIN LEE BREWER Sedgewlck - To be President of the United States-AVIATION-Wrestling 5. SHARON SUE BUTCHER - To do color-tinting in photography - COMMERCIAL ART -- Movie Usher 5, 6: Movie Monitor 75 Hostess 7: Decorating Committee B. LINDA CHRISTINE CARLSON Flll8Dldl0f 1TO become a free lance artist and design fashions as a hobby-COMMERCIAL ART -Chorus 35 Band 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Movie Usher 4, 5, 63 Golf 5, 6, 7, 8, Band Council 6, Hall Monitor 7, Movie Monitor 8, Decorat- ing Committee 8. MARY MARGARET CARTER HARTMAN - Go to England and be with my husband-CLERICAL-Band 3, 4, 51 Chorus 3, Movie Usher 5, 6, Library Staff 6, 8: Service Club 83 Cap and Gown Committee 8. JON R. CIRKSENA Clrk - To go to California and make a million-RETAILING-Hall Monitor 3, 5, 6: Hall Monitor Captain 7, 85 Student Council 5, Social Committee 8: Ad Manager Tech- nician 8. JERRY DEAN COUNTRYMAN-To become a pilot-HOTEL 8: RESTAURANT-16 mm operator 63 Cap and Gown Committee 8. .IUDIE COX Tootle 'l'werp -Today I'l1 live, love, laugh, and sing, and wait and see what tomorrow may bring - STENO- GRAPHIC - Physical Ed. Monitor 5, Office Service Staff 65 Lunchroom Cashier 7: Social Committee 83 Office Helper 8, Ass't Ad Manager Technician 8. REBECCA JEAN CUMMINGS Becky - To have love and hap- piness in my life and to give someone the same - STENO- GRAPHIC - Hall Monitor 33 Chorus 3, 8, Library Ass't 53 Office Service Staff 6: Social Commitee Co-Chairman 8: Student Court Clerk 85 Student Council 8g Council Executive Board 8. DAVY DAVISON Davy Crockett - To get in the service, to get out of the service and to raise 60 kids, or vice versa - AUTO DIESEL-Hall Monitor 4, 6, Commencement Committee 8. MARTHA SUE DAVISON Marty - To become a successful housewife and to be a dental Hygenist - HOTEL 6: RESTAU- RANT - Class Day Committee 8. JAMES MACK DORSEY Jim - To become a millionaire - AVIATION-Hall Monitor 33 Sophomore Basketball 33 Football 4, 6, Commencement Committee 8. SHARON KAY DUCKWORTH - To make a success of every- thing I do 4 Service Club 85 Pep Club 8. CAROL R. EMETT Carrie -To have all my dreams come true HETAILING -I Office Service Staff 45 P. B. X. Operator 4, 55 Monitor 71 Lunchroom Cashier 73 D. E. C. A. Club 85 Exchange Editor Technician 85 Commencement Committee 8. SPE ELLEN ERICKSON Susie - To always have something to do, someone to love, and something to look forward to - STENOGRAPHIC - Chorus 35 Hall Monitor 3, 55 Office Service Staff 5, 65 Student Guide 55 Service Club 55 Majorette-Band 4, 5. 6, 75 Band Council 6: Majorette Captain 7, 85 Class Day Com- mittee 8g Homeroom President 8. PATRICIA LOU FORSYTH Pat - To be well liked by all - RETAILING-Service Club 3, 5, 65 Chorus 3, 45 D. E. C. A. Club 75 Student Council 4. 55 Class Day Committee 8, BRl'CE LOREN GOWEN Fermi - To steal one of Bill Miller's girls - AVIATION - Football 4. 65 Decorating Committee 8. DONNA LOU GRAVES - To be a good musician and to be a good wife to Ralph-vS'I'ENOGRAPHIC-CHORUS 5, 6, 85 Lunch- room Cashier 5: Band 6. 85 Movie Usher 85 Decoration Commit- tee 8. TERRILL WAYNE IIADLEY Terry - Tool and Die Maker - MACHINE SHOP - Service Club 35 Monitor 65 Student Council 35 Service Club President 45 Decoration Committee 8. DARLIINE YVONNE IIARDESTY Dar - To make a certain someone happy-STENOGRAPHIC-Chorus 35 Hall Monitor 55 Lunchroom Cashier 73 Baccalaureate Committee 75 Student Coun- cil 75 Homeroom Secretary 85 Commencement Committee 8. CAROLE INGRAIIAM - To have an enjoyable and useful life- COMMERCIALL ART - Commencement Committee 8. DAVID E. JOHNSTON Tiny - To play professional baseball and to work toward a good marriage with my girl - VOCA- TIONAL DRAFTING - Baseball 5, 75 Wrestling 65 Class Day Committee 8. MARGARET LUCILLE KARLSON Plnki -To carry my gain down a propserous lane-STENOGRAPHIC-Chorus 4, 65 PBX Operator 4, 55 Pep Club 3, 45 Pep Club Treasurer 45 Council 85 Class Secretary 85 Executive Board B5 Prom Queen 8. DOROTHY ELAINE KINNEY D0tty - To be loved by one and liked by all-TAILORING-Baccalaureate Comm. 75 Service Club 85 Cap 8: Gown Comm. Co-chairman 8. CHARLES LEROY KITTERMAN Chuck - To be a painter and to be a Marine-PAINTING AND DECORAT'ING-Com- mencement Committee 8. DAVID BRUCE KITTINGER Kit - To go to Diesel fuel in- jection school-AUTO DIESEL-Monitor B5 Cap and Gown Com- mittee 8. ALBERT JOSEPH KOLOSKI AI - To retire very young - PRINTING Y Hall Monitor 75 Decorating Committee 85 Feature Editor Technician 8. PATRICIA GENE MAHI-IR Pat - Always have something to do, someone to love and something to hope for-CLERlCA.If- Chorus 55 Homeroom Secretary 45 Lunchroom Monitor 85 Cap and Gown Committee 8. JAMES MARTZ Jim - To go to Drake or Iowa and take journalism S RETAILING - Hall Monitor 6: Senior Class Vice President 85 Social Committee Co-Chairman 85 Sports Editor Technician 8. I-IVERETT MAYS, JR. Emmys -To put Disney out of business aVOCATIONAI. ART-Monitor 85 Decoration Committee Co- Chairman 8. tn' 'B Q? 4 Q Y a bga J, BILLIE JEAN McGIBONEY Jelly Bean - To attend Drake University and some day be able to work as an assistant astron- omer at M. A. Palomar Observatory - CLERICAL W- Decoration Committee 8. ROGER McKEEVER Rod , Sngarfoot , Trade-crazy , Beaver -- To be a Marine-COMMERCIAL ART-Hall Monitor 4, Class bay Comm. 8. JUDI MEIER - To get married and live happily ever after - RETAILING - Assistant Technician Editor 83 Social Comm, 8. KENNETH M. MILLER - Electronics Engineer - RADIO AND TELEVISION - Service Club 4, Radio Club 5. 71 Student Coun- cll 53 Ham Club 83 Senior Class President 8. WILLIAM H. MILLER Bill - To fly a helicopter, be an En- giner, and live to a ripe old age-AVIATION-Football 4, 61 Baseball 5, Class Day Comm. 8. SANDRA LEA OXENFORD Sandy - To forget the past for it is done but live for today because tomorrow may never come - RETAILING - P. B. X. Operator 5, 7: Ad Club 6: Business Manager Engineer 71 Alternate Lunchroom Cashier 73 Bacca- laureate and Commencement Hostess 73 Senior Social Comm. 83 D,E.C.A. Historian 7: Circulation Manager Technician 7, LARRY LAVERN POOL Boomer -To be a first class draftsman and try to make my mother and father proud of me-DRAl I'- ING - Cap and Gown Comm. 8. EDWANA SECECAUT Eddy - To make my parents proud of me and to make many friends - CLERICAL - Chorus 33 Service Club 51 Commencement Comm. 8. MODRIS SESKIS Marty -Find a job and make enough money to go to college-RADIO AND TELEVISION-Drama Club 4, 63 Tennis 6g Commencement Comm. 8. DALE G. SHEROD--To always be a very good friend to a certain North High girl-PRINTING-Movie Usher 3. Hall Monitor 72 Student Council 81 Technician Staff, Feature Editor 8: Class Day Comm. 8. IVO WARREN SIIIPMAN - WELDING -' Chorus 33 Cap and Gown Comm. 8. ROGER DONALD SIIOEMAKER Shoemaker -To stay single -PRINTING-Hall Monitor 45 Football 4, 63 Class Day Comm. 83 Gym Leader 83 Technician Staff 8. BARBARA JEAN SMITH Smitty -To live a lite of happiness. go to college and be a success-STENOGRAPHIC-Chorus 32 Class Day Comm. 83 Gym Leoder 8g Technician Staff 8. C. RICHARD SMITH - To become president of the Des Moines Transit-ELECTRICITY-Ham Club 55 Monitor 83 Cap dz Gown Comm. B. LONNIE LEE SMITH Sunshine , Snoopy -To be happy with a certain girl from Roosevelt - PRINTING - Movie Usher 3: Technician Editor 8: Senior Social Comm. 83 Senior Prom King 8. DELORES ELLEN STANTON Dee -To go to business college and marry a certain someone and make him happy always - RETAILING-Chorus 35 Leaders Club 6, 75 Cheerleader 51 DECA Club Treasurer 83 Senior Decoration Comm. 85 Gym Leader 83 Technician Staff 8. GEORGE TAKEDA - To go to Texas and study to become an illustrator-COMMERCIAL ART-Hall Monitor 35 Wrestling 3, 4. 7: Baseball 3, 53 Football 4, 6, Student Council 5: Decoration Comm. 8. THEODORE T. THOMPSON Manual IB -To be 21 good aircraft mechanic and marry a certain girlA-AVIATION VAM3-Golf 55 Commencement Comm. 8, I'AI I, I, WAIDDELI. Wadel - To become an A-l mechanlcf AUTO IJIESI-II, Commencement Comm. 8. BESSII-I ELMAI-I WARREN Hess - To do my best in every- thinp: I attempt'-CLERICAI, Lunchroom Cashier 41 Office Ser- vice Staff 5. Gym Lender 6, Pep Club fig Commencement Comm. 8, Student Guide 8, Technician Staff 8. WAY'Nll WEBB VVllly - IVIACHINE SHOP f Wrestling 4, 83 Hall Monitor 5, 6. 7: Social Comm. 8. JI'IiY DPRK WI-DIR Jud -To make a certain someone a good wife CLERICAL Tennis 33 Office Service Staff 6: Future Nurses Club 6, Student Council 3. 43 President Future Nurses Club 73 Social Comm 8, KDPS News Editor 8. PERRY Wll.l.lAM WIIITIMORE VYllllt - Be 3 dentist and work on Bill Hudson CABINET MAKINGfMonitor 3, 4, 5. 6: Social Comm 8. BEVERLY ANN WILLIAMS Bc-v - To become a beautician and become the wife of Joe --CLERICAL---Gym Leader 8, Hall Monitor 8: Cap 81 Gown Comm. 83 Diving Team 8. PATRICIA ANN VVILLIAMS Pat -To be a good wife to Wayne and to make my parents proud of me A-A CLERICAL - Student Council 4, 53 Senior Social Comm. 8, Technician Staff 8. WILLIAM HAROLD WILSON Bones -To become the world's greatest educated loafer-HOTEL AND RESTAURANTALibrary Staff 33 Track 33 Basketball 4, 5, 6, 85 Football 4, 6, 83 Hall Monitor 6, 7, 8, Social Comm. 8. RICHARD WITMER Rich - To become a helicopter mechanic and pilot --- AVIATION-Manager Sophomore Basketball 3, 43 Commencement Comm. 8. JANET SPE WOODMANSEII Woody - To live. love. laugh and always be happy ABOOKKEEPING-Office Staff SQ Gym Leader 81 Commencement Comm. 8g Technician Staff 8. EDWARD Jl'I.ES Z0l'T'I'E Eddie - To make my first million in California -HOTEL AND RESTAURANTf Movie Usher 31 Tennis 73 Student Council 6, Drama Club 8g Senior Social Com' mittee 8. JEAN ANN VAN H0l'TI-IN KINSEY Fuzzy - To lead a full and happy life and make Rog very proud of me -BOOKKEEP- ING Service Cluh 4, IT B. X. Operator G: S. A. T Committee 6: Class Day Committee 8. FRANCES A. Mel-TYOY Fran - To he the first woman to get in suntan on the moon. MARK ARGENTA -- To be successful in everything I do f PRINTING Cap and Gown Committee 83 Technician Staff 8. CRAIG CHARLES MILLER - To be a successful printing plant manager and get a college dcgree-PRINTING--Band 3. 4, 5, 63 Hall Monitor 3, 45 Cross Country 31 Decoration Comm. 8. TROY EDWARD LONGDEN 0ddbaII - To become a success- ful commerclal artist :incl win as many friends as I can -VOCA- TIONAL ART Monitor 8: Decorating Committee 8. GERALD LI-IE VERDFFT Jer - To be a success. find a girl, and enjoy life as a radio engineer fRADIO AND TELEVISIONL- Radio Club 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 83 Vice President Radio Club S, 71 Social Comm. 8: Secretary Radio Club 5. if '17 it-., , Sn ' , - 1 6 I Q S is - ' is .' X 1 14:52 'EI' 1 3. F ' -5 ' Af-'J 2 ? BARBARA ELAINE ADAIR Kitten - To live a full and happy life with a blue-eyed fellow and make him and my par- ents as proud of me as I am of them - STENOGRAPHIC s Commencement Comm. 8. DAVID ADAMS Nose - To be successful in every way - ELECTRICITY - Band 5, 6, 7, 83 Chorus 53 Monitor 53 Stage Crew 8. KARAN KAY ALDRICH Chipmunk - To get a Job. buy a car and move to Colorado - CLERICAL S Technician Staff 8. CARL Ll'DOLF ASKLAND, Jr. Butch - To go to college and study physics - VOCATIONAL DRAFTING v Hall Monitor 73 Science Club 7, 83 Commencement Comm. 8, CHARLES BALLARD - AUTO DIESEL JAMES HAROLD BENNETT Jim - To find and follow the high roads i NONE - Hall Monitor 8. SHARON ELAINE BENNETT Bennett - To do what God would hz-vc nie io do, say what He would have me to say, and then to be what God would have me to befSTENOGRAPHlC. Pep Club 33 Drama Club 3. 4, 5, 6. 83 S.A,T. Staff 51 Monitor 63 Office Service Staff 63 Student Council 4, 5, 83 Student Court Judge 53 Vice President Student Council 63 Chief Justice Student Court 63 Bac. 8: Commencement Hostess 6, 73 Executive Board chairman 7, Student Council Pres 7, Executive Comm, 83 Big Brother. Big Sister Comm. 83 Student Guide 73 Feature Editor Technician 83 Social Committee 81 Technician Staff 7. CAROL L0l'ISE BENSON Benson - To make a certain per- son as proud of me as I am of him - CLERICAL f Library Seri ice Staff 43 Big Sister 73 Social Comm, 8, CARLENE CAROL BERGLl'ND Blondie - To be Successful in commercial an and lead a full and happy life - COMMER- CIAL ART - Band 3, 43 Senior Dec. Comm. 8. JOHN L. BEROGAN, Jr. - To have my own Radio Repair Shop 3- RADIO Br TV A 16 mm operator 4: Movie Usher 5, JIKDITH ANN BEVINS Judy - To always remember Tech, the wonderful friends I've met, the things I've learned and the good times I've had - RETAILING -- Library Staff 63 Deca Club 7, 8. CAROLYN JANE BIKLEY Carol - To make a certain sorne- one proud of me ---' CLERICAI.. - Lunchroom Cashier 5. GERALD BLACKBVRN Jerry - To be an electrical engineer ELECTRICITY Y Stage Crew 7, 83 Class Day Comm. 8, BEVERLY ANN ROVVER Bev - To make my parents and a certain guy as proud of mc as I am of themiSTENOGRAPHIC - Student Council Executive Board 83 Student Court Clerk 83 Secretary Senior Class 8, HELEN MAE BRAZELTON - To live a good Christian life - NONE - Monitor 7, 83 Pep Club 83 Cap and Gown Comm. 8. DENNIS LEROY RREWSTER Denny -- To be a success in whatever I do - VOCATIONA1. PRINTING - Football 5, 7: Hall Monitor 5, 6, 73 Basketball 5, 6. 7, 83 Baseball 6.7, 83 Student Council 73 Big Brother 83 Pres, Senior Class 81 Sports Editor Technician 8. NORMAN ALLISON BREYFOGLE Norm - To have a million greenbacks. and have two or three little Brey's running around CABINET MAKING -- Football 73 Track 83 Monitor 83 Social Comm. 8. SANDRA BROWN - STENOGRAPHIC WILI IAM .IOI-Q BRI ETT - Tu gr: in vulleplz- REFIGERATION 1'l.lss Day Vnmm H. VARUIIYN MARIE Bl'RRI'II.I. Carol - Tu make my parents :ami Caxmw prvrud uf me and tru bn' m Gnd- hands always -- C'l,If'lllf'.-Xl. ISas'c'al.mrv:l'n- Comm T, S4-Ixlvc Club H, Class ling. fnmn' H .l0YK'l-1 I.0l ISE CANON - To make a cert:-un person as proud nf n 1- .I I .un nf n'm C'l.I-IRICAI, Monitor H, Big Sister li Lkm Jmrl Guwn Comm. H. M.-RRY l.l'K'Il,I,Ii VARTPIR Tall Paul - To make that vertam mn- ami n.x parents as nrnud nf me as I am of them CLER- ll'.Xl, Klwxus 4, LJ, 41, 1, H, Llass Day Comm. H KUNNH1 WII,l.l.-KM CARLSON Carlo - To make :I YIlllllOII lwtrnnf l .nm tcm rllcl tu spend li VOCATIONAI. XVELDING, FRANK t',-XTALDO - To make In flymg saucer and fly to ntln-1 plum-ts and svznrv people' AXVIATION Baseball 4, 6, H, I-'nntlmll .:, Wrestling 5. Cup and Gown Cmnmlttee H IKPIIHILTA ANN l'0I.I.ETT Bc-ckv - To make the best of 4-xerxtlnnu I flu i'l,PIIiICAl, Chorus Ii. 3, 7. H, Baer Cmnm. H V!lI.I.I.'kM l'llII.lI' POE Phil - Tn be Walt D1Sne5's Succes- sur L'H3INlI'.RClAl. ART Home lfsner H. Dec. Comm. 8 .Il'llITH I-ISTISLLA VONN Peanuts - Tn live a full and happy lm- and lmve lots of lxttle gurls fr STENOGRAPHIC Student Count-ll H JE.-XNNI-I ANN CONN!-IR - Jeannie - To he a suveess m life CLICRICAI, IVIUIIIIOY' 5, 7, H, Servxve Club ti. 7, 85 Movxe Mon- xtur T1 Pep Club 7. June Class Baer T. Class Day Comm. 8. IAAROIIYN VONRATII - Tn succeed m wlwatvver I rnzly attempt In mln -Y STENOGRAPHIC Serum-e Club 3. 4, Office Help 65 Horneromn Treas, li, KAY COOK Rf-d - To always lmavf- mu-mu. memories, and slum-day za rc-rtam Yklr. ' f- CLERICAL fr Student Councll 3, 4, Class Day Cnmm. 8. NANCY Ll-IH CORIELI, - To take the plan-0 of sports m :I ve-1't.nn atlmln-te's lxfv - - BOOKKEEI-'ING -f Cheerleading 6. T. 8, Cn-Cfxptaln T. Hg Hall Monitor Captnm T: Pep Club fi. T. 8. Offlve Help 7, Gym Leader T: Student Gxude 7, Bu: Sister 8. Snulal Comm Hg ClI'L'lllZiIIOIl Manager, TL'L'llIIlL'lZiII H. LARRY CRAVYI-'ORD - CABINET MAKING LARRY Il.-XVGIIRITY Larry Bo - Tn be :ln arulwltt-L't and draw flI.fllI'l'N or be :an IITIIAI and draw figures - COMMERCIAL ART -W Monitor 7, H: Dec. Comm. H. TRI DY Ll-Il-I DAVENORT Trud - To make Blom and Grand- ma as proud of me as I am of them f CLERICAL ff- Movle Usher 5. IIOIYARII DENTON - NONE' f F00tlJall K. 5. I. KFITH Ill! DAHI PAIWTIYG -XNID DEC Q18 fe 'N , , . . . , - . I . . - .. g, .lanager 7 Student QTUIIIICII T3 SVk'llIIIIIlIIg Mgr. 73 Gym Leader T3 Dec- omixnn Comm. 8. N-Q G8 bn Vw X yu 0 5 N GH 9 L bf K I -I .47 .. N pn' QA 1 ,,. 11 fig' i L N., ROHERT C. DE Y0l'NG Hob - To become an electrical en- gxneer and be succesxful ln whatever I attempt RADIO 81 TV Stage Crew 3. 4. fi. T, Track 4. Asst. Chairman Stage Crew 6. Student CllllIlK'II 4. 7. H. Treas. Ham Club 5. ti, Ham Club T. 83 All-City CtJLIIIl'II 7. 8. Guide 7. 8. Student Center Comm. 7. 8. Student Court 7. 83 Exeeutlve Board 7. Hg Social Comm H. Sen- xor Executive Board H JOANNI-I DIFKERSON CLERICAI. Pep Club 6, T, Nurses 7. 8. Social Comm. H. PATRICIA FAYE DI'FI-' Pat - To have a happy. wucccnsful, and healthy life W- CLERICAL Office Staff 5, tl, Student Council 3, H, Social Cmnrn, H LEO WAYNE Dl'NN Wayne - To own the luplpqcst shoe Ntnre 1n the world - RETAILING - Chairman. Ad Club 5: Hall Mon- itor 5, Ed. Engineer 7, 8. Deca Club 8. Commencement Comm 8, MARGARET EDWARDS l'hipmunk - To become a prlvatc secretary and make a certzun person a good wlfc ' STICNO- GRAPHIC. DONNA MAE EVATT - To go to I-'lorlda ln July ff HOTEL 8: RESTAURANT. GARY LEON EVANS I-Ivy - To be a good mechzuuc and yomeday own my ou n garage AI I'tJ DIESEL. MARY KAY EVANS Cakee - To make my future huxband a good wlfe. and Inc III heaven when I dle NONE. .ll'DY KAY EVENSON -- To bc a Nccrctary for a certain me- chanxc and lu have happmess and good health always STENO- GRAPHIC Student At'IlX'lIj' Ticket Staff 4. 5. fi. Supply Clcrk -4. 5. Student Councll 7. X. All-Clty Soclal Comm 75 Senlor Ex- ecutlve Board 8. Social Comm. Co-Chalrrnan ti. MICHAEL ROSS EWOLDSEN Mike - To be a better prlntcr than Mr. Lcc PRINTING -Movie Usher Sq TC'L'IlIlll'IHII Staff H. KAY FANE - To be .1 flood vxlfe for my huxbancl - HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Banquet Comm. H. .ll'I.IA JOAN I-'ANSLER Julie - I.1x'c. love. laugh. and make others happy STENOGRAPHIC' Hall IXIOIIIIUI' ZS. 61 Pep Club zu. tn. l. Hg Lunch room cashier tl. Cheerleader li. 7. 83 Tennis fi. Student Councll 4. Student Court ti, Social Conun. tj. Pep Club Pres. 8. Social Cnnun H. JAMES RONALD I-'ISCHER Fish - To be a succewsful coach and to make a certain gurl and my parenta happy -f REFRIG- ERATION Hand 4. fx. 6. 7. 8, Track 4. ti. 8g I-'oothall 71 So- cial Comm H. CLII-'I-'ORD LEE FISHER Razor - To become a carpenter - CABINET MAKING Wre-tlxng 3. 4, 5. T. 8. NIUIIIIOI' T. MARLISS D. FISHER 'Nlarti' - To make a certain guy happy and succesxful - BOUKKEEPING ' Offlcc Help 53 Hall Mon- itor 7. TONY I-'ORMARO - RETAILING Golf 3, 4. JOSEPH FORTINO Joe - To have my own TV and Radio Shop W RADIO :Sz TV f Monxtur 7. 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C11-Cl1.11111111111 Sm-1111 01111211 H STEPIIEN LARRY HAYIIIEN Larry - To l1:1x'1- :1 r1x'1l enum- vl-1'111p,1 11111111.1115 zmcl l11rv Tn-m'l1 uufop x!11cI1'11!x IIRAPTTNG '- H.1l1 IXl'11111111' 3, llxxskf-tlmll li, -1, 3, li, T, Hg Crmmx Country 5g TI'Jlk'k li 8111111-111 C'111111c1l ll, li, 73 Sgt -111-.fXr111a T, S1-mor Exvcu- tus- TIUZIIIKI 8, Claws Day C11111111. CII-LTIILIITIIIGII H. G.-KKRY DENNIS HAYES - T11 sec the wrurld-JXIACIIINE SHOP. FRANZ ALAN Ill-IKM.-ANN Frank - T11 be f11c'Cvsaf11l III what- evvr I 1111, :xml tu makv ll l'l'K'IIllII M1111q-11119 happy ff SHEET METAL Gulf 4. 5. 6. T, H1 Hall Mmmllur 6. -2 QL fm-5v4K:vv 1 Qi -.D '-...v is 'Y' -QW up 0 1 NII,I-I RAYMOND IIETHERSIIAVV Nail - To go to college and major in Forestry f CABINET MAKING - Football 53 Commencement Comm. 83 Hall Monitor 7, LARRY IIIATT Shorty - To be the best cotton-pickin' elec- tronics technician Mr. Mann ever saw-RADIO 8: TELEVISION Hall Monitor 33 Ham Radio Club 7, 8. DEAN A. HOLMAN - RETAILING -- Pres. Deca Club 83 Ad Club 5, MARY JO HOWARD Jo - To make a good wife for Larry and always keep him happy ---- CLERICAL - Tech Concessions Chairman 81 Commencement Committee 8. VYILLIAM HYDSON Bill - To be a cabinet maker - CAB- INET NIAKING. GAIL LEROY IIIIITT - To join the Navy - MACHINE SHOP, JI'DY EMILY JACOVIDES Jackie - To do the very best I can in any Job I may choose and to make my parents proud of me - CLERICAI, A Nurses 83 Service Club Representative B. RICHARD LI-IE JAMES Dick - To be an advertising execu- tive f COMMERCIAL ART f Decoration Committee 83 Student Council 73 Student Court 7: Jamboree Party Advertising: Com- mittee Chairman T: Drzss Up Day Chairman 73 Kiwanis Club Representative 73 Assistant Editor of Yearbook 7, 8: Student Council President 83 Feature Editor Technician 83 Hall Monitor Captain 83 Engineer Staff 8. CHECK JOHNSON Chuck - To no to I. S. T. C. and become a coach -- VOCATIONAL DRAFTING - Baseball 4: Wrestling 5, 73 Monitor 7, 83 Student Council 73 Sergeant-at-Arms Coun- cil 8: Wrestling Co-Captain 83 Executive Board 8: Social Com- mittee 8. JAMES JOHNSON Jim - To make my life here on earth well worth living for - MACHINE SHOP. DAVID JONES - To go to college and make a million -- DRAFTINGfI-Iall Monitor 31 Tennis 6, T, 8: Student Council 73 Lunch Room Monitor 7: Baccalaureate Comm. 7: Auditorium Monitor 73 Big Brother-Big Sister Comm. 83 Student Council Executive Board 8, Tennis Club 83 Senior Decoration Comm. 8. TERRY DAN JONES Terry - Make my second million by the time I graduate. because I gave up on my first-AVIATION Hall Monitor 33 Movie Monitor 5. BEVERLY GRACE JOY Bev - To be an accordion artist, teacher, and mechanic. and to someday rear five little accord- ionlistls - STENOGRAPHIC -- Chorus 3, 4, 5. 6: Student Coun- cil 53 Alternate Student Council 63 Student Council Secretary 73 Executive Board Student Council 7. 8: Executive Board Senior Committee 83 Senior Banquet Committee Co-Chairman 8. DIANA MARIE KITCHEN Kitchen - To go to I. B. IVI. Key Punch School. MARSHALL F. KNOX, Jr. Fan H'-y - To be an electronic engineer or reach the moon - RADIO llc TELEVISION - Tennis 4, 5. 6: Co-Captain 7, 8: Tennis Club 8: Ham Club 8. WAYNE KOCHIESER - RADIO 8: TV. PETER A. KOSCHELEVV. Jr. Pete - USAF Birdman - AVI- ATION - Hall Monitor 8. THOMAS JOE KFSTER Tom - NONE - Football 3, 5, 73 Track 43 Hall Monitor 4. 5, 73 Social Comm. 8. BRFCI-I LA K'0I'R - VOCATIONAL DRAFTING f Manager Baseball 43 Student Guide 7: Science Club 7, Hall Monitor 71 Social Fonini. 8. Tl-IRRY RAY LAMHI-IRT - To paint my car V 4 RETAILING '- Ad Club 5, Tennis 52 D.E.C,A. Club 75 Parliamentzirian of D E.C A Club 8, Class Day Comm. 8. BARBARA JEAN Ll-I CROY Jeanie - To do unto others as I would hzix'e them do unto me Y STENOGRAPHIC - Movie Ushvr 3. 4, Baccalaureate 8: Commencement Hostess 4, 6: S.A.T. Stuff 5, Pep Club li, 7. 83 Student Courwcil 53 Office Service Staff 6: Cheerleading Captain 6, 7, 8g Social Comm. 85 Techni- cian Staff 7, 8. L!-ZSTER HENRY LE!-Z, Jr. A'Lf-1- To be in the Emup known us the gr:-atc-st hunters - RADIO 51 TELEVISION. VYILLIAM R. LE MAY '4Bill - To stay in the Navy until I find ilu- right girl. and be the worlds greatest rifle shot -- VVELDING GARY ALAN LILJERGEN - To be as unconcerned as Johnson - RADIO 81 TELEVISION -- Radio Ham Club 4. 6. T. 85 Sec- retary Hum Club 5, Captain Monitor T, Student Guide 7, 8, Big Brother Hg Baccalaureate Comm. 8. LARRY LOCKEY Lock - To graduate - ELECTRICITY -- Hall Monitor 8. CIIARLENE ANN MABEE Cha - T0 live for Christ and devote my life to bringing happiness to a Certain person f STENOGRAPHIC -- Library Staff 5. ROY MARICLE - AUTO DIESEL. JAMES M, MARRS Jim - To marry Shirley as soon as I can, and raise a family ---A RADIO 84 TELEVISION - Football 3, 55 Hall Monitor 5. 6: Swimming T: Gym Leader 8. RICHARD KEITH MCADOO - AVIATION. CHARLES WALTER lVIcCl'RDY - CABINET INIAKING -v Ser' vice Club 43 Monitor 7. MERVIN HAROLD McGl-IE Mew - To be a billionaire - CABINET MAKING - Monitor 8. RICHARD PATRICK MCGOLDRICK Pat - To draw build- ings like Frank Lloyd VVriQht's Y VOCATIONAL DRAFTING - Band 3. 4. 5. 6g Band Council 5: Movie Operator 6, 7, 8: Ban- quet Comm. 8: Big Brother B: Student Council Alternate 8. JIM Mr-PHERSON - AUTO DIESEL, ROBERT ARTHl'R MEASYRES Mike Kodak - To be a great commercial artist - VOCATIONAL ART - Spring Track 4, 5: Hall Monitor 4, 8g Decoration Comm. 8. ROBERT DEAN MERKEL Bob - To be a shop teacher --- CABINET MAKING. JERRY WAYNE MERRILL - To win a main event at Knox- ville f AUTO DIESEL. N 1 'ec 'ax X4 -.1 'GQ 'uf v l Q Q 9, E 'un .3 ?:- Aan 1-0- lv 9' .. fs DANIEL NORMAN MILLER Jive - To respect and be re- spected Y VOCATIONAL WELDING Y Football 3, 5, 7, Hall Monitor 3, 7. 8: Co-Chairman Social Comm. 8. ALAN L. MILTON Al Y To join the Air Force or the Navy. RADIO 8: TELEVISION Y 16 mm Operator 4, 7, 85 35 mm Op- erator 5. 8, 7, 8: Guide 7, 8: Science Club 7, 85 Ham Club 7, 85 Movie Monitor 73 Big Bother 8, Photography 8g Cap 8z Gown Comm. 8. SUSAN BARBARA MILTON - TAILORING Y Pep Club 3: Girls Club Representative 3. Co-Chairman Cup 84 Gown Com- mittee 8, DONNA VIRGINIA MINICH Punky - To marry a certain sailor and make him proud of me Y STENOGRAPHIC Y Pep Club 7, 8, Student Guide 7. 81 Commencement Comm, 8. EUGENE DOLGLAS MITCHELL Mitch Y To spend my first million before I'm 21 Y AVIATION Y Football 35 Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 6. 7. 8, Hall Monitor 3. ROSE MARY MONSCOI'R - CLERICAL. DELORES ALBERTA MOORI-I Dee Y To strive for the treas- ures of lifc through interest, effort. sacrifice, love, experience. happiness, VVIII friends, and achieve knowledge Y CLERICAL. Swimming 3, 53 Chorus 4. 81 Service Club 5. 6, Pep Club 5, 65 Office Staff 5, Student Council 33 Tc-nnis 5, 6, 7, 8, Gym Leader 63 Drill Team 7. 8: Tennis Club 85 K. D. P,S, News Editor 83 Big Sister 85 Technician Staff 8. JANICE CLEO MOORE Merge - To be a success, and have a home in heaven Y STENOGRAPHIC Y Library Staff 6, Mon- itor 7: Office Staff 73 Student Council 8: Commencement Com- mittee 8. RICHARD CHARLES MOORE Dick - To be an architect Y VOCATIONAL DRAFTING Y Golf 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 81 35 mm Op- erator 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Band 3, 4, 5, 63 Decoration Comm. 8, BARBARA MLRE Babs - To go to California and get a Job in the biggest office there Y CLERICAL Y Hall Monitor 5. DENNIS MURPHY Murph - Be successful in whatever I undertake to do Y WELDING. JEROLD JON NARLAND Jerry - To be happy and prosper- ous and enJoy life Y NONE, RICHARD CRAIG NEWELL Dick - To be a professional hobo Y BOOKKEEPING Y Basketball 3. 4. 5, 7, 8, Hall Mon- itor 4g Library 4, 51 Baseball 4, Editor Technician 8, Co-Cha1r- man Banquet Comm. 8. MARLENE ALICE NICHOLS Curly - T0 use my talents for God and serve him with all my heart and to be a good wife for Davc Y BOOKKEEPING Y Drama Club 4, 5, 6, Service Club 4, 5, 63 Golf 53 Pep Club 5: Chorus 5, 6, 7, 83 Library Assistant 5. 8, Gym Leader 7, Big Sister 8, K. D, P. S. News Editor 8, Cap 8: Gown Comm. 8. CHAROLETTE ANN NOON Char -To live love and be happy. CLERICAL Y Office Staff 4: Hall Monitor 5, Lunch Room Cash- ier 5, 6g Big Sister 8, Baccalaureate Comm. 8. FRED OCIILTREE - RADIO B.: TV, JUDITH KAY OVERTON Dive - To make my parents proud of me and to gain success Y CLERICAL Y Cap Sz Gown Com- mittee 8. LARRY RAYMOND OVERTON 0ve - To join the United States Air Force Y COMMERCIAL ART Y Track 3, 4, 5. 7.- 81 Hall Monitor 3. 55 Band 3, 4, 5, 63 Co-Chairman Decoration Comm. 8. .IAVIEN 'illl-fI.Il0N PARKER Jim - To rio aa little as possible a- lomi :le possible REFRIGERATION Hall Monitor 7, H. LARRY PARSONS - INI'1I,IJING LONNY PARSONS - VVELIJING. RIK IIARD DONALD PAYNI-1 Rick - To make admiral in Ihr- Nam RADIO IQ TELEVISION ROGER ALLAN PENN - To make Sandy happy Basket- ball 7. H S.-XNIIR.-X I'iI.LOVI'l'1NI-I I'I'1I'I-IR Sandy - To make Roger happy and lu-lp him ziehlvvf' sun'1'1'ss HUOKKEEPING Hall Mon- itor. 4. 5, Pep Club Limchroom Cashier 6. Social Comm. 5. Student IJII!'l'IfJI'y' Colnin fi. Studvn' Council 15. -4. 5, fi. Treas- urer Senior Class ll, Class Day Conlni. H LARRY RAY PERKINS Larry - To hecoyne a success in the field of ae-ronautics e AVIATION. MAl'RIt'l-I CELEMAN PERKINS Moe - Go to the moon and be a moonman W- DRAFTING -f Baccalaureate Comm. 8, ARVENII ORIS PIGGIEE Pig - To live a loirl llfc and be a success m everything that I attempt - CLERICAL --f Chorus 4, Nurses Staff 7, 8. ERMA PIPER Dimples - To a'ways have something to do. someone to love, and something to hope for - HOTEL 8: RES- TAURANT - Student Council 75 Y. W.C. A. 7, Nurses Staff 73 Banquet Comm. 8. PIIRCELL EARL JI'NIOR Dinh - To make Linda happy, and my parents proud of me f- REFRIGERATION -W Hall Monitor 3. 6, T. BEVERLY l.l'CILLE REEL Bev - To become a kindergarten teacher and to live a life that is full of happiness - -V Sub Deb Club 35 Tennis 6, 75 Gym Leader 75 Student Council 85 Tennis Club 85 Social Comm. 85 Co-Chairman Commencement Comm. 8. EUGENE FREDERIK Rl-ZIMERS Gene - To be a fairly wealthy man and to make a comfortable living for the one I marry -- DRAFTING - Hall Monitor 7. TERRY WAIN RITTER - To be a pilot in the Air Force Y-- AVIATION -Y Wrestling 3. 5. 75 Usher 8: Baccalaureate Com- mittee 8. JEAN ELLEN ROORDA Jeanie - To do well in whatever I do and make a special person happy --- STENOGRAPHIC -' Office Service Staff 35 Service Club 3, 5. 7, 85 S. A. T, Staff 52 Gym Leader 75 Banquet Comm, 8. LAWRENCE ROUSII - NONE. MARGARET ELCYNTI-IIA RUSHING Margie - To be a Suc- cess in life and to mary Keith in June - CLERICAL - Student Council 65 Baccalaureate Comm. 85 Exchange Editor Technician 85 Technician Staff 7. RICHARD SCHMIED Dickie-do - To own a 1958 Impala. stick, V-8, 3-2 barrels, Convert, fire engine red, power packed. HOTEL 81 RESTAURANT. as 'Ct T-4' Yu 'Q 5 I arf as Q.- ,Qi 4' 'C' 1? L cf 'V si 1' fi if K str 5 1 Y an 7703 qw '-Y. 41 rg 'un ?'C 1 A .1 5-Exif JANICE MARIE SClIl'I.TI-I Jan - To become a successful secretary STFNUGRAPIIIC f I..inrhroon. Cashier Hac- calaurcwte Comm R. MIKE SEE - RETAILING -- Basketball 4, 5 GARY SELLMAN - To be a success in everytlniiil I attempt - DRAFTING - Hall Monitor 3. 4. 7. 8. Track 4. School Messen- ger Chess Club 7. 8, Baccalaureate Comm, R MARILYN JO SHREFIFLER Mary Jo - To have ambition. and use it -f COMMERCIAL ART Nurses Club 4. Nurses Office Staff 4: Student Council 7. 8, Dab Club 75 Soeial Comm 73 Pep Club 7. Editor Yearbook 8: Decoration Comm R. JCDY ANN SHI'TT - To make those around me happy and to travel -- RETAILING -f Nurses Staff 5. 6, 7. 81 Future Nurses Club 5: D E,C. A. Club 6, Gym Leader 6. 7. Student Council 6. 7: Film Selection Comm, 73 All School Jamboree Comm. 7, Movie Monitor 8, Class Day Comm. 8. DON R, SMITH Don R - To become a better architect than Frank Lloyd Wright DRAFTING Football 3. TL Track 4, Movie Monitor 43 Hall Monitor 5. DVVAYNI-2 SMITH I'oomsey - To be successful in advertising. RETAILING - Hall Monitor 3. 4: Baseball 4, Ad Club 51 Foot- ball 5: DECA 7, DECA Club Treasurer 83 Advertising Manager Technician 8: Class Day Comm. 8. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH Scotch - Bomb Moscow and cause a civil war in Russia -A' AVIATION f- Hall Monitor 33 35 mm Operator 4. 5. 6. Football 5. T. RICHARD CRAIG SMITH Dick - To live a happy and suc- cessful life -Y CABINET MAKING ff Hall Monitor 3. 61 Foot- ball 5g Baccalaureate Comm. 8. THOMAS SPIEKER Tom - Success - DRAFTING -- Wrestling 8. JERRY WAYNE SPILLMAN - Ha'l Monitor 83 Cap 81 Gown Comm, 8. RONNIE SPOONER Ron - To be the first architect on the moon f- DRAFTING Y Hall Monitor 3, 7. JAMES CHARLES STANLEY Stan - AVIATION -- Cross Country 33 Baccalaureate Comm. 8, BEVERLY STEPHENS Bev - Get married to a certain per- son - STENOGRAPHIC - Chorus 31 Hall Monitor 61 Home- room Secretary 61 Banquet Comm. 8. ROBERT I.. STEVENS Bob - To be an admiral -f PRINT- ING Advertising Manager of Technician 8: Hall Monitor 8, BARBARA ANN STl'BBS Barbie - VOCATIONAI.. ART ff Chorus 3, Movie Usher 4. 5, H1 Technician Staff 8. JAMES HERMAN SCTHERLAND Sparky To own my own or play in a big name bandf-DRAFTINGH-Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. SI'SAN THOMAS Sue - After I get through law school, I want to take over the Perry Mason series f STENOGRAPI-IIC, Chorus 3, 4, 6: Service Club 61 Student Council 7, Drama Club 7, 8: Student Center Comm. 7. 83 Host 8: Hostess Comm. 7: Senior Balloting Comm. 83 Co-Chairman Baccalaureate Com- mittee 8. DONALD THOMPSON - SHEET METAL GERRY THOMPSON - CLEHICAL Library Assistant T1 IG mm fX'Iox'1v Opvrator 7. BARRY L. TILLOTSON Til - To havv a million dollars and bi- Holm Collmx thv svcond ' AVIATION 16 min Operator 31 I-'ootball ll, 5. T: LXIM-r li, Track 5, Banquet Comm, 8. .II'DITII LYNNI-2 TITI'S Judy - To make- Mom as proud of mn- a-. l am of lic-r STENOGRAPHIC Survive Club 51 Stu- rivnt Council ll, 4. Baccalsuirvatu Comm, 8. DI-INNIS K'.-XRMI-IL TORRI-IZ - RADIO 84 TELEVISION -- Stu- clcnt Council T. Nlonitor 4. Banquet Comm. 8 DONALD TSCIIIRGI - HOTEL 8: RESTAURANT. DAVID I'TTI'ZRBAf'K - To bvvoms- a good machinist -A MACHINE SHOP, W'll.I,IAM HERBERT VAN DYKE Bud - Go into arts. have a Nurcwsful lifv. and bf- happy -COMMERCIAL ARTfMov1e Uiln-r 71 Movir- Tlckr-t Taker 8. Decoration Comm, 8. LONDO MARTIN VIVONI-I, Jr. K'hester - To own a night 4-lub in Florida. and to stay a confirmed bachelor Y AUTO DIESEL - Football 73 Monitor Captain T1 Hall Monitor 83 Class Day Comm. 8. Rl'SSI-IL LEON VONK Russ - To be a success - PRINT- ING Amocxzm- Editor Technician 83 Bamball 8. SHARON KAY WADE - To go to American Instituto of Bus! int-fa and work CLERICAI. -A Cap 8: Gown Comm. 8. BONITA RATE WARD Binks - To takc first place in a partivular pm-rsonk hvart f- CLERICAL -f Library Staff 5, B3 Commonccmvnt Comm, 8. WALTER J. WELCH Walt - To go into the Navy after grad' uatmg 4 MACHINE SHOP f Basketball 3. 41 Baseball 4. 61 Hall Monitor 4. VVILLIAM OSCAR VVELCH Bill - To go into the Navy and gtvt my sf-rvicv over with ff MACHINE SHOP. ROBERT WILLETT - RADIO 8: TV. DENNIS WINGIET Wingy - To be a sun-cu, in whatever I do PRINTING - Hall Monitor 7: Tcchnirian Staff T. H. .II'DITII DIANE WOODS Smlley - To live. love, laugh. and be liaDD5' f RETAILING f Serviuc Club 3. 4, 5. 6. Lunch- room Cashivr 5. Gym Lvader 63 Offlcv Help 6. Band MaJorette 63 NI2i.lf7I'f'l.tl' Captain 81 Co-Captain 7. 81 Technician Staff 7, 83 Vim- Pres. DECA Club 7, 83 H. R. Pres. 85 Exchange Ed. 8: Class Day Comm. 8. MAX YARO - To become another Rockefcllvr -- DRAFTING. VVre-xtllng 3, 43 Hall Monitor 43 Co-Chairman Cap 84 Gown Com- nuttvv 8. . -'s f 'We' i 'Fun' fi. I 'J up GARY YOUNG - AUTO DIESEL. STELLA LANE AILENE HUNT KEYS Al - To always be happy, to always make my loved owes happy, and to always put my best foot forward - CLERICAL, August Graduates BONNIE GAY CAMPBELL Sunshine - To earn the faith of a certain guy and to learn to have faith in him again - RE- TAILING -- Deca Club 7, 83 Secretary Deca 7, 83 Office Help 'lg Technician Staff 7. 8. LARRY CLARK - WELDING. TERRY LEE CLARK - WELDING. DELBERT D. KING Del - To make a good home for my family - AVIATION. MARY LOU POOR LuLu - To make Gary happy always - RETAILING - Student Council 35 D,E. C. A. 8. DORN P. VERNON Groceries - To be a successful Printer - PRINTING - Monitor 8: Technician Staff 8. August Graduates JOYCE SEARCY - August 1958 Graduate. BETTY THOMAS WILSON - January 1959 Graduate. Not Pictured January Mary Carter Judy Smith Januce Thomas Gerald Ver Dutt Not Pictured June Madelme Allen Alfred Anderson Edna Barrow Kenneth Barton Sam Bell Mnchael Bruce Aron Carter Howard Copac Robert Dahlun Galyn Devme Patrick Fmley Donald Forschl Charles Halgl' Jerry Harper Dorald Hartshorn Robert Jones Rex Kepford James Taylor John Taylor Karen Troutman El' 'Q'- Y X X Iookxm. down at the TV lmux golng p IM X ii- 4 L---J Gcttmg thmg ln shop Shapc -0 A Nic-rrx f'hTlStm8S to you, too Sw Ing fllliluw from IX pn-Itv ulrls. 4 6' v' 9 'r 'X la a' ' ' l b Y- 1 , M my - 'L M W. A Qi ,I ' 5 K' Tf'l's A'-st: 5 5 ga ' . Q- Q T?1ix1Ih'il?l'?:-am , ' H f' -- 11- : I A ' ?r:t5.ng.1nur ox f' O X N 'K ' - lx ' I- 'O' s S , . :A l Samiio Hawkins m-vc-r had it so growl' Ami they thought sack dn-ssm-s were gone. Xi 13' Some mvnxhm-rs of sm-nior 1-xx-1-utlvv board t h 1 n k abuut svmors. A ',-N January sm-nior officers cn joy a laugh. QI Ill .Si wemv Qvmlu Club serwlce for the Nxt .L ,.. .gg . J. , 59 I, n V ., . 7, What makes Tech different from the other high schools in the city are its core areas. Here, a Tech student spends about half of his school time iSure, Tech students can go to college for they get their requirements in the other halt of the time? As a senior, a Tech student has a chance to go on Co-op. That means that it his grades are okay, he works a half day downtown right on a job related to his core area. Opportunities find a home at Tech. A Retailing Art. Class works on a project ,A 'X fmt l 'i S Q- Q N T f' f V Hi vi' -L ,-,tt ' 'D s -4 'r , 55455 N it T lui ifrs, f A ' X Quiz: Tech has 19 core areas. Can you name them all? Let's see: 1. Art 2. Retailing 3. Radio and T-V 4. Machine Shop 5. Clerical 6. Stenographic 7. Bookkeeping or Accounting 8. Drafting 9. Cabinet Making H'mmm. Oh, yes. 10. Refrig- eration 11. Tailoring 12. Hotel and Restaurant 13. Aviation 111. Sheet Metal 15. Auto Die- sel 16. Electricity 17. Paint- ing and Decorating 18. Weld- ing, and one more. What is it? Got it. 19. Printing. -Ll And here is a picture of the Print Shop. Commercial Art, l-2 - Row One: Mr. Anderson, Beverly Hansen, Gladys Hoyt, Connie Bendixen, Vir- ginia Palmer, Bonnie Music, Diane Methfessel, Judy Miller, Miss Brewer. Row Two: Keith Rhodes, Judith Riley, Janis Walker, Mary Lenan, Karen Tuttle, Carolyn Henderson, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Roth, Ronald Starner. Row Three: Terry Varvel, James Mathis, Harry Boggs, June Shields, Sharon Gammell, Stanley Van 'een. Row Four: Dewaye Bomar, Douglas Woods, Ronald Kadner, George Edwards, Richard Dintaman, John Clarkson, William Beck. commercial art at Des Moines Tech is planned to acquaint stu- dents with the essential skill, techniques and tools commonly used by com- mercial artists today. Commercial Art, 3-4-5 - Row One: Bob Measures, Troy Longden, Carlene Berglund, Janice Anderson Miss Marie Brewer, Judy Smith, Sharon Butcher, Everett Mays, Dick James. Row Two: Phil Coe, Larry Daughirty, Edna Barrow, Virginia Jones, Linda Carlson, Barbara Stubbs Angie Wilcots, Roger Mclieever, Frank Wetzel. Row Three: Larry Overton, George Takeda, Donnes Harris, Marilyn Shreffler, Carole Ingraham, Ar- letti- Gosieski, Bud Van Dyke, Mr. Alfred Thomas. r l Boys in the shop, hard at work. Apto Diesel - Row One: Ray Kaler, Lonny Parsons, Wendell Flanders, Gary Anderson, Roger Penn, Richard Sage, Bob Doran. Row Two: Paul Waddell, Charles Ballard, Alfred Anderson, Jerry Merrill, Frank Reed, Charles Col- train, Wayne Larsen, Londo Vivone, Bill Miller. Row Three: Mr. Yohe, Gary Evans, Sam Bell, Roy Maricle, Jim McPherson, Davy Davison, David Kittinger, Mr. Franklin. Auto Diesel teaches the students about Diesel Engines. The students work on five to six engines during their stay at Tech, then in their Senior year they go on Co-op if they have a 3 average. Auto Diesel - Row One: Stan Gullion, Mike Stevenson, Richard Barker, Don Wells, Gary Deierling Chas. Anderson, Frank Bohall, Tom Fazio, Richard Dawson, Glenn Short. Row Two: Joe Norris, John Walker, Jerry Harper, Dice Sullenberger, Ron Walkins, Geo. Golab, Dear Mosi Row Dick Row erty, er, Ervin Bates, Ron Stoutenberg, Ronnie Gold. Three: Mr. Yohe, Larry Roush, Marris Ulmanis, Ray Whitehurst, Chuck Cassen, Paul Fincher P s o tr th r Terr Simons Mr Frazier o.'t,JhnSoe, y , . . Four: Fred Clingman, Gary Van Orsdall, Roger McKinney, Ed Garner, Jim Githens, Larry Half- Duane Moore, Ray Carico, Jerry Cohoon. .A Morning Class Aviation - Row One: Jim Walech, Norman Smith Ernie Griffiths Jim Thomas Gordon Smith Conn Snyder, Allan Flowers Rex Parsons M , , aris Bergxs Row Two: Brnce Gowan, Gene Fritz, Bill Miller, Ted Thompson Merril Stone Eddie Dixon Delbert lung Row Three. Jim Dorsey, Gary Tucker, Bob Becchetti Jim Christensen Jim Keltner Larry Gering Jim Flaherty Jim Leverich, Jim Thalacker. Siudenis in avlatlon work on engines as mechanics and also, have The opportunity to learn to fly. Their core area work is held af the Lab on East Euclid-the only core area outside The building. -'N K, Xiu-Y Afternoon Aviation - Row One: Roland lnman, Barry Tillotson, Steve Messer, Ronald Vestal, Jerry Murray, Chuck Spaans, Wilburt McClish, Dave McBroom, Larry Perkins. Row Two: Mr. Peiring, Terry Ritter, Terry Jones, Frank Cataldo, Denny Evans, Richard Hins- dorff, Daryl Roberts, Richard Witmer, Scott Smith. Row Three: Ronald Crabb, Marvin Brewer, Kenneth Lathrum, Robert Owens, Keith McAdoo, Gayln Devine, Larry Worthington, Peter Koshelew, Keith Cox. L Row Four: Steven Simpson, Gene Mitchell, Frank Boock, Kent Brown, Robert Hedgecock, Mel- vin Runyon, Ray Cacek, Paul Anderson, Jim Stanley. A wa For the first time in Tech's history the boys in cabinet making are in the same build- ing with the other clas- ses. They learn skills in making many things out of all types ot wood. Fabinct Making I-2 - Row One: Dennis Murray, Donald Kevling, Harry Dugan, Barton Kinnvy, Wil- liam Taylor, Gregory Lcaper, 'William Gillaspy, Michael O'Brien. How Two: R ' B bs D 'A ' ' ' oy ro t, and Downs, Grant Polndexter, Larry Atherton, Tom Music, Charles Bruce, Leonard Groves, Kenneth Short, D. A. Pierson. Cabinet Making 3-4-5 - Row One: Norman Breyfogle, Mervin McGee, Richard Smith, Larry Craw- ford, Charles McCurdy, James Taylor, Robert Merkel. Row Two: Richard Anderson, William Whitmore, Clifford Fisher, Nile Hethershaw, William Hudson D. A. Pierson. Clerical l-2 - Row One: Clarice Miller, Kay Judd, Pat Jose, Linda Drottz, Mary Prewitt, Cora Couch, Wilma Shoning, Clara Parker, Janet Williams, Patty Fleagle, Karen Shafto, Sandra Riddle. Row Two: Judy Stone, Kay Zellars, Jeanne Githens, Margaret Rushing, Bonita Ward, Darlene Ras- mussen, Linda Cook, Sharon Van Orsdall, Delores Clark, Joyce Olson, Carol Mc-Laughlin, Eureka Stapleton, Judy Purvis, Linda Linden. Row Three: Elmer Carter,.Linda Greene, Kathy McCarty, Carolyn Beauregard, Aloah Davenport Martha Lindsey, Karen Smithson, Judy Spaur, Diane Eilbert, Floydene Jewett, Nancy Graham, Di: ana Baldwin, Jane Tyler, Maxine Hardesty. Row Four: Helen Claytor, Janet Parker, Linda Welch, Penny Battoe, Joan Jones, Judy Kelly, Carolyn Vessels, Lana Kimpo, Ardith Noble, Nancy Disco, Kathy Dankel, Mary Lou Paddellford, Ethelena Offutt, Vera Wheels. The clerical core area is made up of one year of training on calculator and add-listing machines, one semester on bank posting and bookkeeping machines, one semester of electric typewrit- ers and duplicating machines, two years of typing, and some training on transcribing ma- chines. r - 11- ,T Vlerical 3-4-5 - Row One: Gerry Thompson, Sharon Wade, Barbara Mure, Joanne Dickerson, Pat Vessels, Arvene Pigzee, Trudy Davenport, Karan Aldrich, Janice Thomas, Pat Maher. Row Two: Mr. Olthoff, Carolyn Burrell, Joyce Cannon. Rose Monscour, Delores Moore, Billie Mc- Gibboney, Bonita Ward, Margaret Rushing, Mary L. Carter, Becky Collett. Row Three: Judy Overton, Carol Benson, Sharon Thacker, Corrine Sullivan, Betty Thomas Wilson, Beverly Williams, Bessie Warren, Judy Weir, Edwona Senecant. Row Four: Carolyn Bikley, Charlotte Noon, Sharon Blair, Mary Jo Howard, Kay Cook, Pat VVilliams, Judy Jacovides, Mary M. Carter Hartman. .Lo g' The purpose of drafting is to provide a com- plete course in the fundamentals of gen- eral drawing. Drafting - Row One: Steven Haigh, Barry Moore, Keith Gordon. Mr. Mayo, Carolyn Varellas Donna Harlow, Mr. Ramey, Don Powell, Patrick Bucknam, James Nelson. Row Two: John Iiolst, Michael Wulf, Clark Beal, David White, Dennis Eagen, Edward Taylor, Rich ard Helm, Daniel Higdon, Robert Foddrill. Row Three: James Burgess, Dale Herman, Gary Stull, Richard Garland, James Carter, James Hibbs William Jerome, Richard Baker, Paul Treanor, Brent Willcox. Row Four: Clarence Smith, Leslie Ramseyer, Kenneth Christe-nson, James Grant, Douglas Martin Eldon Davidson, James Rock, David Wandling, Jerry Waddell, Roger Caliger. 5 --,. ' f - , I if The rows of lights in one of the Drafting rooms are placed so they will not cast shad- ows on drawings. Drafting 3-4-5 - Row One: Charles Johnson, David Jones, Larry Downey, Maurice Perkins, Patrick Finley, John Speck, Carl Askland, Dal Jones, James Sutherland. Row Two: John Roorda, Patrick McGoldrick, Max Yaro, Richard Moore, Bruce LaCour, Ronald Spoon- er, Allan Olney, Charles Haigh, James Bennett, Mr. Mayo. Row Three: Larry Hayden, Al Hoak, David Johnston, Tom Vande Venter, Gary Sellman, Don Smith, Gary Wheatley, Tom Spieker, Mr. Ramey. Electricity l - Row One: C. W. Dowd, Gary Walker, Gordon llvldvnbrand, Bob Smyth, Jim Thrasher Nick Hutchinson, Joe Butkovich, Mark Bryant, Michael Cooper, K1-ith Chadwick. Row Two: Dennis Page, Larry Nelson, David Bolton, Wayne Wi-csv, George Mercurio, Luckey Searcy Ronald Michelson, Terry Lovell, Jim Robinson. Electricity is a general electric course covering build- ing wiring, electrical machinerycontrols,and industrial electronics. lilectricity 2-3-1 - Row Onc: Bud Hakcr, Richard Smith, Dave Micklc, Lanny Williams, Jim Corder, Rick Baird, Mm-l Zischlcr, Larry Lockcy. Row Two: llavc Adams, Kcnncth Goa-ring, Charles Taylor, Jon Gowcn, Gerald Blackburn, Duane Rhone, Mr. Dowd. I1 fr Tech's machine shop gives a well-rounded background in basic machine experiences so that a boy can spe- cialize in any related field. Machine Shop V511 - V515 - Row One: Mr. R. G. Hughes, Jack Six, John Constant, Dennis Hayes, Terry Hadley, Ray Gillaspy, Tom Eaton, Walter Vlfelch, David Utterback, Mr. H. VV. Boyce. Row Two: Richard Anderson, Tom Lenan, George Becker, Eugene Harwood, VVayne VVebb, John Taylor, Rex Kepford, James Johnson, Gail Huitt, Ted Newell. 1 , , -.. x -4 Machine Shop VM2-VM3 - Row One: Mr. H. W. Boyce, Leland Wood, Kenneth Brady, Paul McClaflin Mr. Harold Rutz, Jerry Scholes, Richard Watson, LeeRoy Kennedy, David Brown, Mr. R. G. Hughes. Row Two: Steven Thompson, Walter Wilkinson, Mike Doggett, Larry Eyferd, James Oliver, Richard Hold- er, Marvin Blullcrm, John Weiser, David Fackler. Mk JS l'l'infiIIZ CMOrrliI1gD - Row One: Mr. Harsh, Gale- llonnolil, liill liawrs-rice, Jack Fish, Gale Nambe-rg, Larry Gilmore, Mike Murray, Dc-an Higgan, John Martz, Pat Wilkins. Row Two: Mickey Webb, Delbert Stamper. Lee- Johnson, Jim Faux, Dick Howard, Dick Salyvrs, Gary Gegher, Mike Pago, Jim McWilliams. Don Wu-ks, lilbz-rt Mason, John Lee. Row Three: Tom McNulty, Dennis Sanclagren, Donny Parker, Verna-r Eliason, Bob Rooney, Charles Stevens, David Gadbaw, Denny Mann, Sonny Allcr, Ron Rooney. The graphic arts give experience in print- ing maferials for the Des Moines public schools, such as tickets, programs, forms, and The Technic- ian. Also, They get on- the-iob training. Printing 5 Row One: Dennis Brewster, Albert Koloski, Dorn Vernon, Roger Shoemaker, Robert Stevens, Mike Green, Larry Fyfe, Mr. N. W. Lee. Row Two: Dennis Hart, Kenneth Barton, Graig Miller, Dennis Wimget, Mike Ewoldsen, Lonnie Smith, llale Shi-rod, Mark Argenta, Russell Vonk. fi X ,-,.x s. I -H,-.GL X, It xi ln F?-4 Radio and TV gives training in repair, maintenance and oper- ation ot radio transmit- ters both amateurs and broadcaster. Radio and Television 3-4-5 - Row One: Mack McLeroy, Dutton Goodwin, Gary Liljvpfrvn, Bob Johnson, Allan Milton, Larry Hiatt, Lester Lee, Rick Payne, Modris S4-skis, Jim Marrs. Row Two: George Cobley, Bob UeYoung, Bob Willet, Dennis Torrm-Z, .lorry Von Duft, Marshall Knox, liob Corcoran, Joe Fortino, John Berogan, Norman Grove, Mr. Mann. Lots of thinking goes on in this area and then comes the work. Vocational Radio VR2 - Row Om-: Gunars Se-skis, Dan Riovk, Bill Wright, Doug Johnson, Bob Beas Ivy, .lorry Moolwrry, Robe-rL Ilzihlin, Paul DQGQ-est, Dennis Elwoll, Donald Geisse. Row Two: Loon Gulans, tired Adkins, Ronald Burns, Donald Lenz, Raymond Brockman, Jerry Sock hziurivn, Chas. Searcy, llurlu-rt Briggs, Gregory Gulick, Byron Mann. -' --4 w -J Retailing 3-4-5 - Row One: Tony Formaro, Janet Jensen, Rose Marie Johnson, Mary Ewald, Carolyn Aller, Carol Emmett, Linda McElree, Sandy Oxenford, Pat Forsyth, Judy Bevins, Stanley Ginsberg. Row Two: Delbert Gann, Dolores Stanton, Judy S'hutt, Judy Woods, Judy Meier, Frances McEvoy, Karen Stevenson, Linda Mott, Connie Loney, Betty Hayden, Judy Fisher, Mary Lou Poor, Tom La- vender. Row Three: Mr. Cooper, Dwayne Smith, Terry Lambert, Eleanora Woodyard, Mary Large, Jeri Wise, Joan Fenrich, Dorothy Houdsheldt, Karen Mitchell, Jerry Keith, Bill Gilson, Mr. Barlow. Row Four: John Cirksena, Gerald Greenwood, Dean Holman, Wayne Dunn, Verleen Dahleen, Dale Bennett, Bill Graham, Larry Perkins, Mike See, Jim Marty. ln I O retailing Mr. Phil Cooper, Retailing instructor, the STUder1'fS learn the wonders what to do next. fundamentals ot busi- ness. They put these things into practice in their senior year when they work on Co-op at some downtown stores l The King and Queen - a royal Homecoming Couple. Tom, Rosie, and Hollis all dressed up on Dress Right Day. l Some people like to look sily. The January Senior Officers and round table discussion. The stenographic core area includes Two years of shorlhand, one and a half years of Typing, a semester of filing, Business English, office practice, plus Two semesters of on- the-iob training. Stenographic - Row One: Barbara Smlth Carol Bemls Margaret harlson Susan Thomas Llnda Foldmg, Helen Brazleton, Carol Quxcle Margaret Edwards NIZTJOFIO Iwed Row Two: Rebecca Cummings,Jan1ee Moore Jean Roorda Beverly Bower Judy Cove Linda Dixon Luanne Harris, Sue Erickson, Malja Stundlns Beverly Joy blorla Beeson Row Three: Judy Eve-nson, Mary kay Evans Donna 'lllnlch Sandra Brown Wladellne Allen Jan Schulte, Judy' Titus, Carolyn Conrath Barbara Adair Row Four: Jean LeCr0y, Charlene Mabee Darlene Hardesty Beverly Reel Bexerly Stephens Bonnie Webster, Bonnie Hess, Donna Graves Sharon Bennett w R Stenographic l-2 - How One: Miss Taylor, Sandy MeMath, Lucy Spratlan, Barbara Mason, Sandra Quetsehenbaeh. Barbara Reynolds, Mary Casey, Kathy Boggs, Carole Johnson, Mary Gail Cox, Jan' iee Payne, Nancy Farrell. Row Two: Janet Johnson, Sandi VVats0n, Barbara Kretzinger, Varrie Peters, Susan Anderson, Sandra Holub, Dixie Briddell, Rose Mary Johnson, Judy Cole, Linda Ridenour, Lynda Gaylord, Barbara Og:- burn. Row Three: Vieki Frus, Linda Leach, Lois Hedgeeoek, Judy Woods, Joan Muetzel, Marie Brown, Elaine Imgrund Timmons, Jeanette Conner, Geneva Mastin, lnara Grandberg. Row Four: Mary Lou Reed, Mary Swegzer, Sandra Torrenee, Judy Meyer. Judy Nelson, Bonnie New' ell, Kathy Radeke, Jackie Short, Roberta Nelson, Esther Myers. Nha ,pk- 1: -P Sheet Metal - Row One: Donald Thompson, Donald Hartshorn, Richard Thomas, Dan Ellenwood. Row Two: Mr. Rutz, John Smith, Bob Allen, Frank Hermann. Sheet Metal is one of the newest core areas at Tech. Here students learn all phases ot the business. Here is a scene from Tech's welding shop. Mr. VVatkins, Refrigeration instructor, looks over a unit. Refrigeration includes heating, air conditioning, and automotive air conditioning. The students receive complete coverage in both commercial and domestic units. Refrigeration: - Row One: Dean Fortune, Mark Boyd, Earl Purcell, Bill Bruett, Jim Fischer Row Two: Jim Porker, Lee Loughry, John Burch, Larry Gordon, Mr. VVatkins. The purpose of the. painting and decorating core area is To Teach three kinds of painting, spray, brush and sign. Also how To stock and run a paint store. Painting and Decorating - Row One: J. R. Cooper, Thomas Hendrix, Mike Burns, Tino D'Iapico, Bob Bibbs, Lloyd Vandelune, George Wilson, John Host, Ronnie Burns. Row Two: Roger Schoonover, Keith Dahl, Ronnie Edwards, Howard Copic, Richard Wilson, John Sherer, John Mozga, Allen Crouch, Steve Grubb, Richard Brown. f i 7--11-, U S IK' I , A l Bookkeeping 3-4-5 - Row One Janet Woodmansee Jean Ann Kinsey Bob Jones Stella Lanet Mar llss Fisher. Row Two: Nancy Corell, Marlene Nichols Jim Routhe Dick Newell Sandy Bensen Sandy Peper Row Three: Lora Vernon, Ronna Glenn 'Vlr Hartley Carolyn Mltchell Jeri Wise Students in the bookkeeping core area study courses which concern account- ing procedures to pre- pare them for college, their vocation, and Co- op in their senior year. S! 7 Bookkeeping 1-2 - Row One: Carolyn Schaffer, Jean Gordon, Loretta McPherson Row Two: Connie Stafford, Mr. Fettkether, Cheryl Cathell. .l-u S , -1 ,. Y ---W nf 51' it . s Aves . rig ll-sr --- li t P - ' Q Allow.. U , 58- ,,.-- In hotel and restaurant, students get experience working in Techs cafeteria and Teens T-room. Many seniors go on Co-op. Hotel and Restaurant - Row One: Mrs. Vera Tarman, Ronald Adams, Edward Zoutte, Donald Tschirqi William Wilson, James McDonald, Dennis Hill, Aaron Carter. Row Two: Mrs. Helen West, Martha Davison, Kay Fane, Donna Redman. Joyce lValker, Cliars-nz Senecant, Elizabeth Norman, Brenda Wade, Beverly Hall, Donna livatt, Mrs. Lum-ille Wiser. l I i il l Tailoring students learn the fundamentals of dressmaking, tailoring, draperies, and slip covers. Senior students may gain on-the-job experience by working half day in alteration and drapery departments or dressmaking and tailor- ing shops. Tailoring - Row One: Susan Milton, Dorothy Kinney, Laura Mure, Mrs. Greene. Row Two: Marguerite Taylor, Colleen McKern, Bessie Weesner, Sharon Lighon, Gene Chadwick, Mary Ann McPherson. 1 'x Sr if J Co-op 7 Row One: Sandra Peper, Judy Woods, Jim Martz, Wayne Dunn, Terry Lambert, Dean Hol- man, Dick Schmied, Dick Newell, Dwayne Smith, Carol Bemis, Margaret Karlson, Bessie Warren. Row Two: Rebecca Cummings, Judy Cox, Beverly Joy, Judi Meier, Pat Forsyth, Edwanna Senecaut Beverly Bower, Sue Erickson, Barbara Mure, Pat Vessels, Jan Schulte, Madeline Allen. Row Three:Kay Cook, Carol Benson, Judy LeCroy, Sandy Oxenford, Darlene Hardesty, Charlene Mabee Charlotte Noon, Judy Weir, Pat Williams, Pat Duff, Betty Wilson, Mary Hartman. Row Four: Susan Thomas, Sharon Bennett, Carolyn Aller, Judy Bevins, Carolyn Conrath, Kay Fane Judy Evenson, Beverly Stephens, Carolyn Burrell, Judy Titus, Carolyn Bikley, Carol Emmett. Carole and Richard, January seniors, talk things over. Trades and Industries - Row One: Dale Sherod, Albert Koloski, Roger Shoemaker, Craig Miller, Larry Fyfe, Donald Hawkins. A group of girls were whooping it up! Tn! 1 ll! Art Principles - Row One: Judy James, Larely Hart, Beverly Gering, Karen Becker, Susan Woods Terry Llamas, Sharon Helm, Sandra Robbins. Row Two Susan Moore, Janet Curry, Jackie Lewis, Jane Miller, Jean Miller, Susan Or Wright Jane Shoeman, Linda Crabbe, Joyce Bivans. tland Linda Row Three: Eloise Anthony, Beth McLeod, Claudette Cooksey, Karen Downey, Sherry Todden Connie Vignovich Janet Muck, Lavonne Kamber. When a new student enters Tech as a IOB, several orientation courses are offered before he picks a core area. Art Principles have most of the Art bound people while T and I or Trades and Industries gives each boy a bit of experience from areas in the trade field. Food and Clothing is for students interested in Hotel and Restaurant and Tailor- ing. Business Occupations gives students knowledge of the business areas. un- 3 f 71 i t, , ,ow alvkl a Iv ls' l t 'Q W x I A' r ' V JC, 2 , 0 u I . Q f ix lil is X 1 'lyk ' i 'QSTL vlflla '- . 'lltlillx 5 l LW l' l lx' ,ol 5 XOQ llgj 5,4 lffllllfi 'ug' liiggiil X ' ' l illx fa ' GI ' 1- 'n' ,-'l,l.l',f ' ' p V l n ' . 'frifll' - I T l ' X ' X R Q I i Exit, ' iii 355 4, ' ' 2' -ig . Q' T J X Yi' , l il i f ii 'ls '-' Art Principles - Row One: Don Soderstrom, Norman Taylor, Judy McCammon, Nancy Kern, Donna Swindler, Jean Fansler, Dixie Martinsen, Ina May Safarik, Alan Combs, Bob Hurdelbrink. Row Two: Bill Mitchell, David McConkey, Ellen Donaldson, Carole Wilkins, Coleen Salzman, Cheryl Adair, Neva Brown, Norma Litchkey, Jerry Crooks, Mr. Thomas. Row Three: Timm Downing, Ron Hamilton, Mike Tallman, Diane Hummell, Jeane Henderson, Karen Ellsworth, Shirley Knapp, Gary Nickolson, Charles Watkins, Art Moorman. Row Four: Don Moen, John Barlow, Sandra Cummings, Judy Roam, Judy Cunningham, Diana Shep- ard, Denny Fisher, Dan Seely, Ted Greuning, James Wiles. N Trades and Industries - Row One: Geoffrey Lewis, Jack Le Croy, Dick Hudnal, Jim Glenn, Harold Eghert, Daryl Shiber, Steve Sampson, Larry McCombs, David Osborn, Gale Culver, Mark Shearer, Chris Klisares. Row Two: Steve Parker, Roger Randolph, Charles Watkins, A1 Noble, William Thornley, Dennis Puckett, Russell Gillaspie, Norman Haynes, Kenneth Smith, Ray Kelcey, Bob Nicholson, Peres Em- mons, Dennis Reynolds, John Wright, Don Hastings, Mr. Fribourgh. Row Three: Tony Tamburo, Tom Person, Norman Traviss, Dave McConkey, Jerry Evans, Paul Mc- Rae, Dwaine Redfield, Mike Rush, Richard Witte, Stan Peterson, Mike McKinney, Mike Peterson. Row Four: Wayne Gordon, Gene Cross, Jim Loomis, Ronald Dennis, Larry Gilliam, Gene Clipperton, Michael Lewis, Glen Carpenter, John Grother, Dennis Wheeler, Gene Harrelson, Glen Jesse, James Grissom, Larry Browne, John Riley, Charles Wagoner. T 8: I - Row One: James Wiles, Myron Wandling, Bob Fontanni, Floyd Wilkinson, Gene Barnes, Vharles Fox, Gary Nicholson, Don Taylor, Ron Willis, Lloyd Consoliver, David Scott, Bob Merrifield. Row Two: Jerry Spencer, David Waters, Kenneth James, Robert Klein, Arthur Minich, Mark Holland, Henry Wiegland, Don Taylor, LeRoy Krammer, Russel, Fisher, Ron Harderson, Bruce Skidmore, Ronald Varlson, Dennis Coon, Larry Westvold, Don Templeman, Travis Fowler, Daryl Branham, Thomas Wolfe, Mr. Bryant. Row Three: l,1-onard Daughirty, Phil Dyloff, Ronald Hamilton, Bill Mullins, Doug Darnall, Doug Wright, Charlie Howell, Dennis Norris, Ronnie Templeman, Lee Angus, David Van Cleave, Rod Fad- LHS. Row Four: Frank Gehringer, Ted Gruenning, Don Moen, Bruce Gillum, Bob Brunk, Garry Russell, Dennis Smith, John Swope, Bob Schoff, Dennis Fisher, Steve Parker, Clifford Farr, Larry Fillman. Trades and Industries - Row One: Arthur Smith, Bob White, Dennis Powell, Jim Clingman. Steve Messerly, Harry Bolden, Jon Whislerr, Rene Kroeger, Elton Gillam, Ronny Behieu, Harold Lunsford, Richard Bogardus. Row Two: Doug Haynes, Timm Downing, John Kerr, John Schoer, John Brooks, Dave Slaybaugh, Charles Brown, .lim Herman, Mike Lloyd, Don Henry, Ron Berry, Arthur Stoggs, Mr. Foster. Row Three: Jesse Waltz, Vernon Hodgson, Mike Rice, Tim Allen, Melvin Russell, Jerry Monroe, Jerry Brown, Dennis Erickson, Bernard Blazer. Gary Andrews, Dick Badger, Larry Duff. Row Four: Burt Jurgenson, Ron Elliott, John Barlow, Larry Kilbourne, Brian Cox, Jim Deheer, Bob Brown, John Selby, Eugene Crow, Jim Good, Bill Chadwick, Tom Milosevic, Larry Webb, Tom Bu- chacker. Q12 i' f S, gf? E735 ggvgitiii 1 ' 5 n 3 '1 I M is G S 5 1 1'-rr suv! T' E - 1 ul 4 I 4 Misters Fischer, Ramey and Mayo look at a drawing. Look up Cheerleaders, the Engineers WON! Homecoming King and Queen get crowned by last year's King and Queen: Sharon Van Orsdal and Dennis Brewster and .Iodine Corell and Wayne Shearer. -1 as Around 150 new Tl'lNTH-GRADERS came to Tech in January to start their technical training. A new feature sponsored by the Student Council, de- signed to help new students was the Big: Brother - Big Sister day. llppcr- classmen were assigned to help each new student around the building. Here Big Sister Nancy Corell shows some little sisters around Tech's IOM acres. 10B Girls - First Row: Marsha Hunt, .Peggy Marlin, Marilyn Lewis, Diane Wheeler, Diane Stinson Dixie Hainline, Joan Lucas, Margaret Smith, Nancy Furman, Susan Howard, Kathy Knapp JoAnn Hoots, Marilyn Hall. Second Row: Ingrid May, Karen Thompson, Donna Cooley, Carolyn Carter, Berthaline Taylor Bonnie Glick, Jerri Mercer, Sandra Jordon, Patty Owens, Nancy Houck, Donna Heath, Sharon Cowart Third Row: Sue Brown, Jean Ashburn, Sharon Taylor, Susan Davis, Kathleen Addy, Judy Drake Gen eva Gunn, Mary Burgett, Sharon Webster, Ruth Green, Ruth Daye. ,Y 10B Boys - GROUP ONE, First Row: Ron Darthy, Dennis McCumber, Pat Walsh, Eddie Zugg, LeeRoy Porter, Harold Townsent, Quincy Southers, Rich McMahor, Rich Williams, Roland Warren, Danny Spilman, Richard Dennis. Second Row: Jack Scott, Dan Brewer, Bill Evans, Albert Coakley, Clarence Dennis, Rich Wickland, Rich Knott, Cal Stout, David Nobel, David Jensen, Danny Spidle, Ray Kauff- man. Third Row: Johnny Skills, Manuel Jackson, Jerry Klienberg, Kenneth Anderson, Victor Scott, Gary Cade, Arnold Bote, Benny Buford, Dennis Littlejohn, Don Ross, Dennis Brown. Fourth Row: Lester Choate, Charles Russell. Pete Chipakas, George Greer, Jim Griffin, Bob Manners, Gene Cade, Dominic Rivas, Bob Stewart, Norman Strayen, Dewayne Gilbert. 10B Boys -- GROUP TWO, First Row: Larry Sease, Julius Zapy, Tom Bettis, Russ Har- vey, Chuck Lott, Bruce Sharp, Scott Glass, Bill Sharp, Hugh Carnahan, Jewell Dethrow, Ron McDaniels, Jerry Morris. Second Row: Jim Exline, Larry Taylor, Dee Matney, Archie Crozier, George Reha, George Morris, Harold McVey, Dwight Chapman, Glen Carolees, Bradley Vonk, Gary Snyder. Third Row: Ronald Braathen, Donald Fortune, Basil Towns, Bryce Cacek, Jim Taft, Larry Conn, Dennis Jenkins, Arthur Triplet, Larry Hughes, Burdette Mahon, Merle Low, Gary Marker. Fourth Row: Jim Shaffer, Danny Copeland, Ed Pasic, Bill Elbs, Harold Allison, Ronald Blackledge, Jim Straton, Larry Grosnickle, Charles Kierman, Ed Burr, Ron Forsythe. Fifth Row: Howard Ward, Jim Snider, Jim Votruba, Bob Willbee, John Taylor, Russell Reeves, Fred Abel, Russell Ballard, Gary Crawford, Clarence Ades, Bill Quaintance. -gy' 'Stair ft 11 'A X . f'f'N V --'N ' RX A Y K A ' in - I Yretii pxea , 1 A ff, . 'Ai I 13 -' The gy H Wayne and Dick look at trophy case. A Smile! Biology and crawfish 'v ' ,Q ' Of 4- ..... ill ffl Second Team Fheerleaders - Judy Cole, Jay Walker, Diane Elbert, Carolyn Mitchell. '- 'auf' Nlabrettes ludx Woodx Barbara X XJK i .73 I .' f. Q' E X K ' IXI'Ql.ZlHgt'I', Sue Lrxckson. Vheerleadcrs - Julie Fransler, Arlette Gosieski, Nancy Corell, Jean LeCr0y tcaptainb, Sharon Van Orsdall, Bonnie Has. It is not alll work and no play at Tech. Students can add to thelr regular school cxporicncos by taking part in one of Te-ch's many extra-class organizations. OR AHIZATIONS Student Council - Row One: Don Soderstrom, Mary Lou Reed, Keith Chadwick, Pat Johnson, Carroll Jones, Sharon Helm, Terry Harris, Teckla Johnson, Bill Beck, Sharon Craig, Keith Dahl. Row Two: Barry Moore, Fred Reineke, Kathy McCarty, Merrill Stone, Donna Swindler, Bruce Skidmore, Barbara Mure, Dennis Torrez, Judy Parker, Mike Cooper, Neva Brown, Jack LeCroy, Janet Johnson, Bob DeYoung, Jeri Wise, Ronald Berry, Wyetta Custer, Mike O'Brien, Diane Hummel, John Holst, Sharon Mueh- lenthaler, Mrs. Bolhman. Row Three: Marilyn Shreffler, James Carter, Judy Purvis, Bill Gilson, Linda Linden, Larry Hayden, Inara Grandberg, Dick James, Susan Thomas, Bob Johnson, Judy Evenson, Jerry Cole, Margaret Karlson. Row Four: Linda Tounsly, June Shields, Stephanie White, Susan Anderson, Darla Starcevich, Chuck John- son, Judy Miller, Larry Gordon, Lynette Fisher, Dave Jones, Mary Ann McPherson, Gene Fritz, Rebecca Cummings, Dennis Brewster, Maija Stundins, Glenn Short, Judy Shutt, Jim Oliver, Jane Tyler, Jean Fansler, Carrie Ann Peters, Betty Hayden. cv' Second Semester Council Officers Maija Stundins, secretary, Chuck Johnson, sergeant- at-armsg Dick James, president, Gene Fritz, vice president. Social Committee -- Row One: Bob Johnson, Maija Stundins, Donnes Harris, Stephanie White, Judy I-lvt-nson, Linda Tounslvy, Glenn Short. Row Two: Marilyn Shreffler, Donna Swindler, Judy Miller, Mrs. Langworthy. First Semester Council Officers Beverly Joy, secretary: Sharon Bennett, presidentg Dutton Goodwin, vice president: Larry Hayden, sergeant-at-arms. 17 llzill Nlnnitnrx V linw lllllf ifliiivlt Wagnni-r, Stove- I'1irln'r. lit-r.ny FllI'lrlt'YlNt'Yl, Vhuvk Johnwn, Gary Sull- nxan, .liilin Spf-ilk, llivk ,Xiiilvr Hn, .lun Virkwna, l.ar'ry llalfvrty, .lini llathif, Alan Vnmibs. llavid Scott. l Iliiw 'l'xx-ii: .Izmir lzirl-1--V, Linda Wi-li-h, in-ni-va Maxsun, Sandy Nldlath, lnara f9r'andlit-rg, Karol Quick. Bon- niii Wi-liati-r, l,zil-lvtta Sli-l'hi-iwiiri, l-liina film-nn, Marliw Fislil-i', Luis ll.-ilpgwiwk. larril- Ann Pe-ti-rs, Jackie Sli.-rt. Linda Lindvn, Sandra 'l'4ii'i'vrit'i-, linliiwta Smith. Linda liidm-nwnr. Marie' I-iruwri. Mary Gail COX, VVy- 1-tta Viiftvr, listlivr Stimrivzi-lt. .laniw 'lilllUl.SIHl, Judy Wwwlf. Sllilfffll Yan Ursdall. Huw 'l'liiw-1-: Larix' lie-ifw, llo-rlwrt lhiigigs, Trux' lmiigiliin, .Inn lirant, .Ir-rrv Stiwkliaut-r, Hunars Svskis. .liilin Swiipi-, lIivnAllai'ilvrsi-n, Larry Hilrnurc-, Jack I4-l'i'cvy. 'll-rry Yarvvl, IM-an Fortune. I lliiw lfciiir: liarl lniw-ll, lh-nnis lii'vwstt-r, L4-onard llaiighc-rty, Turn Kustvr, llick Ne-we-ll. Larry Fyfv, Nor- ninn Milli-r, liivliard lluldvr, liiinniv lilliutt, llave' Join-s, Rugs-r Milli-r, Bill Hudson, John Kvrr, Robert Svlmff, lflil'i'iii'd l islii'i', 'll-rry liitti-r, Lundn Yivone-, lie-riff Li-wis, llavid Tudd, Larry Lockvy, Bill Chad- xvivk, lliiwniiii- l-li-dfii-ld, liunnii- liarririgtun, Tom Buchaukvr, Kvn Gm-ring, lion R. Smith. Studvnt Guides - Ruw Unv: Jerry Cole-, James Oliver, Walti-r Wilkinson, Alan Mliton, Huh 1!vYoung, Gary l,il-it-tgiwri, linlwrt J. Juhnson, Mit-hacll Vooper. William Bwk, llavf Juni-s. Hrucv Lafour, Larry llaydvn. lhiw 'I'wng Virginia .him-s, I-h-vi-rly Gvring, Jean Miller, Rosanna Grant, Lynn Vamplwll, Janet Parker, Nancy Vim-ll, Vwlli-1-n llayi-s, llunna Nlinim-h, Linda Golding, Sharon llui'kwiii'th. Mr. Iinycv. Huw 'l'lirt-in Sandy .-Xndi'i'sun, Linda llruttz. Jacki Mcljill. Sandy McNlath, Arlvttt- Gosin-Ski, Judy Miller Yirtrinia Rmin, Linda Welch, Jeri Wise, Judy VVoods. Judy Yuungz. 'vis llrill Team - Row One: Mrs, Shepherd, Sharon Warner, Joyce Bivans, Lynette Fisher, Sandy Ander- son, Judy Young, Pat lwed, Margaret Barber, Janet Ellis, Gloria Bosley, Vheryl Dennett, Bonnie Sul' livan. Row Two: Linda Crabb, Cora Couch, Edna Porter, Marilyn Wood, Jean Muetzel, Mary Cox, Maxine llardesty, Mary Lou Padellford, Sue Ortland, Barbara Rector, Linda Wright. Row Three: Marilyn Hiatt, Mary Kyle, Gloria VVebb-Bay, Christina Handle. Deloris Moore, La Rolyn Hart, Bonnie Vance, Judy Simmons, Janice Skutley, Janet Nash. First semester Student Court on the steps with Judge Goodwin. 'T Quant Service Flub - Row One: Connie Lonev, Janet Muvk, Mary Varter Hartman, Sharon Duckworth, Lana Kimpo. Varolyn Douglas, Jackie Neol. l Row Two: ilrl-gory Leapm-r, Vharles Bruce, Jerry Miller, O'Hrien Cox, Bruce I.aCour, Jerry Mooberry, Ronald llamiltun. Row Three: IM-lures Moore, Linda Crabb, Gayle Wyant, Karen Becker. Nancy Farrell, Jeanette Con- HUF. SAT Staff - Row One: Burl McPhee, Esther Myers, Kathy Racleke, Mr. Shriver, Linda Mott, Norma Mc-Kinney, Mary Large, VVilni:x Shoning. Nurses Staff-Row One: Neva Brown, .luzly Shutt. Row Two: Miss llunkelba-rg, Judy Jacovedis, Emma Lou Horrall, Ellen Donaldson. Row Three' Carolyn Schaffer, Arvene PlLl'L'L'L'0, Martha Linquest. Joanne Dickerson. Band Olajorettesh - Judy Woods. Sue Erickson, Barbara Kretzinger. Row Two: Dale Bennett, Bud Parker, Don Soderstrom, Arthur Staggs, Don Lenz. Row Three: Dick Baker, Fred Adkins, Charles Taylor, Jim Clinpgman, Rose Mary Johnson. Row Four: Bill Jerome, Paul McRae, Glen Jesse, Karen Smithson, George Edwards. Row Five: Carroll Jones, Carolyn Schaffer, Donna Graves, Linda Carlson. Keith Chadwick Row Six: Bill Miller, Luanne Harris. Lynda Gaylord, David Adams, David Brown. Row Seven: Jim Sutherland, Jim Fischer, Mr. Wilson, Conn Snyder, Jerry Mooberry. Mr. Wilson, Teeh's Band and Chorus Director, looks over the music for the next Concert. Chorus - Row One: Sherryl Woodcock, Rose Marie Johnson, Joanne Van Kommer, Larry Coderre, Daryl Branham, Ken Janes, Larry VVode, Judy Crawford, Diana Baldwin. Jacqueline Canafox. Row Two: Carolyn Schaffer, Norma Litehkey, Mary C'arter. Eloise Anthony, Linda Wilson, Mary Ellen Reed, Fred Reineke, James Ethingrton, Charles Howell, Margaret Campbell, Linda VValdo, Ethel- lent Offutt, Jackie Wade, Mary Low Padellford, Director IJ. 0. Wilson. Row Three: Judith Young, Karen Weathers, Karen Shafto, Ina Mae Safarik, Larry Pool, Edward Rayles, Charles Watkins, Donna Graves, Judy Kelly, Linda I,. Wright, Rebecca Collett, Nancy Graham. Row Four: Gloria Bosley, Judy Pratt, Susan Ortlund, Betty Bradley. Karen Mitchell, Gloria McCloney, Carol Townsend, Linda R. Wright. Linda Johnson, Linda Carlson, Freida Tyrrell, Barbara Rector, Do- lores Vlark, Marlene Nichols, Judy Roam. Not Pictured: Gene Clipperton, Dave Smiley, Kathleen Law, James Waters, Carol Christensen, Rita Reeves, Roger Randolph. I l- Y Stage frew -- How Uno: Herbvrt Briggs, Larryiiiessv. .lorry Stockbaucr, John Magza, Lloyd Vando- Lunm-, Kc-ith Dahl, Tino IYIapico, John Host. Row Two: Rick liaircl, lluane- Rhonr-, Vharlvs Taylor, Miki- Voope-r, M1-l Zisclilvr. Drama Club - Row Um-: Carole Wilkins, Jn-ri Wisv. Susan Thomas, Sharon Bennett. Clara Parker, Gloria Wibh-licy. Row Two: Mary Ann Bla-Phi-rsoii, Karon Mitt-hvll, lic-vt-rly Ge-i'inu,.lu1ly Pratt, Linda Townslvy, Tvrry Harris, Miss Tillm-ry. Row Thru-: Dolores Clark. Kari-n Bvckf-r, Linda Wright, Barbara Krvtzingor. P v 'nm' 1'--' Y 1: y v Lx , 4 n I O . , v A .u . T , . V W W ?v ' in I, W' .4 Iv gf, S' G' J -WF-F Ol '4 A-Hy' as , A s Same scene after Engin- eer was completed. K vs The Engineer Staff at work f Virginia Jones, Marilyn Schri-ffm-r iodi- tory, Wayne Ilunn ludi- tor-in-chiefr, and Arletts- Gosieski leditorl. 79+ Three big helps on Engineer: Jean LeCroy and Linda Dixon who did the senior information, and Clara Par- ker, the Engineer's Business Manager. 7 F' 11st 5t111est11 Tmch111a1111 s f 1m 11t7 tspo s 111 n 1 1 1 1 url 1 sum vu 1s111g n11na1.,11b mm lt Sh 4 mm 'mx A lx lOSlxl 1f1atuu 1111 . tors? ,I af. gl Smcoml Senmostmr T0cl1n1c1an Also on staff Wlargaret Ruslung fcxthangg Lfllt,OI'l Nancy formll fc1rculat1on manager! Iudx XX oods 4:1-.fha11g1 ul1to11 Ql1a1on Bcnmtt and Unk Iames lfeatuu uhtorsl Spccxal note on Dlck lamns Most of thc cand1d shots f0l the Fnglncor vwcrm taken bv Dlclx llc was the publ1cat1ons photographmr Thanks COPY 08 D Ad flub Tom Lavcndcr Delbert Gann Betty Hasdcn B1llbral1am and Carroll Tones tiff lioh Qtsuns ld.IlXLIt1N 1111, 111ar1ay,,1r7 Dmnms Hrsvs s ll s 101 u 1 or llll 'Nuwll tulltorl Russ Xonlt SSOCl3tt l 0 a nn lmasm Qrmth taclu1t1s1ng man lgl Il 'LW Q, fs Q ! Q' Gif Q 1 f - , s -1 9 f N Q xv 3 Xvf ,4 'A ,L vi 'jfs f nfl X 4 -.. ff K X X7 Tet. B 6 Q 6 ? I , M 05, X R52 Q ' 4. 1 421-1 1? ' - . J . if , ' ', . I A H' A .fn - ns: X ' ll Heading the sports parade at Tech is Mr. Jap Farrow, athletic manager. His spirit for Tech is catching and his devotion to sports seems unlimited. There is no sec- ond class as far as he is concerned. It's all first cIass at Tech in . . . IK xv? -QQ '- 4 1711 79 Sophomore Football - Row One: Jim Glenn, Stan Gullion, Joe Johnson, Larry McCombs, Jim Herman Wayne Weese, Chris Klacairs. Row Two: Walter Wilkinson, Bob Owens, Dave Scott, Ken Christenson, Dan Tamburor, Ed Hales, Don Henr Charle Brown Y' Y - Row Three: Bert Jergeson, Dave Sly, Jim Thrasher, Ken Lathrum, Dick Hudnell, Allen Combs, Jim Mathris, Coach Sam Hoffman. Sophomore Football - Row One: Don Van Niss, Larry Kelbourne, Mike Doggett, Jim Grant, Russ Fisher, Harold Taff, Henry Knapp. Row Two: Jerry Wandling, Dennis Miller, John Barlow, Larry Robinson, Brian Cox, Gene Clipperton, Gary Thompson. Row Three: Coach Keith Tannatt, Bob Hurtlebrink, Dick Bogardus, Harry Bolden, Larry Cooper, Jack LeCroy, Norm Taylor, Jerry Messerly. as, .O Sophomores Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech 'iv ,ff i by lennls Brewster was eleeteel e iptaln of the squad and was pl iced on the second team eltw e aeeee to I onor H1 ba leetma X paelne on t e flfat team alle x and was on the slxth team all tate Quarterback and enl on the football team eltx leadlne scorer IH basketball and an outstanellng, baseball plaxer Dennls Brewster wlll rate as one of Teehs greatest athletes Season Record Saydel 0 Roosevelt 0 North 0 Dowllng 19 Llncoln 0 East 18 Valley 0 K - Ffff John Strothers was elected by the squad as the most xmproved player and Harold kennerly rough as they come m the llne made the all cltw team 4' I ' ' ',, ' ' I ' ' 'Z 'A ' I f Z ' fl ' all-'A He 1151 hxh S' 'S l'llb.' 1- f f 11- - -5-leg , 3 1 1 X' Q . 12 - 6 v 24 ' I 7 . 0 ' - 0 x I 32 '- 5' .5 A si Q ,i :val 1 RN, . r.fS nv 1 ,. FM vo v I 'AL' i Sas.- Basketball - Row One: Dennis Brewster, Gale Rambergr, Bob Bibb, Dick Oldham, Roger Ptnn Bill Gilson. Row Two: Coach Gillespie, Dick Watson, Hollis Harrington, Ken Goering, Don Lanz, Elmer Carter Manager Jerry Miller. Row Three: Don Tschirgi, Carter. Bill Wilson, John Martz, Charlie Bruce, Gale Honnold, Larry Hayden James Season's Varsity Scores NYon Lost Tech 4333 Newton 622 Tech 45 Fort Dodge G8 Tech 67 Tama 359 Tech 84 North 66 Tech 76 Knoxville 33 Tech 55 Lincoln 56 Tech 64 Pella 45 Tech 39 Algona 523 Tech GO Knoxville 49 Tech 53 Boone 543 Tech 59 North 58 Tech 65 Marshalltown T8 Tech Tl Saydel 521 Tech 63 Roosevelt T4 Tech 431 East 45 Tech 39 East 46 Tech 55 Lincoln 333 Tech 56 Roosevelt 74 Tech lost to Roosevelt in the first round of the State Tournament Sophomore Basketball - Row One: Mike Knox Ro fer Randold Paul McRae Gar ' Andrews Bri n lox U v L . V 5 v 3 Row Two: Mr.. Williams, Jerry Messerly, Norman Taylor, Larry Cooper, Lornell Barrow. Row -Three: Bill Mitchell, Richard Hudnal, Travis Fowler, Donald Henry, Harry Holden, Manager Floyd Martin. G? 9 'V J Y wv' d Y Qoph Ten h T4 L h Te c h Tu h T1-ch Tech 1. Junior Tech Tech Ts-ch Tech Tech Tech Tech . 'IH-ch Tech Tech . Tech . 1 48 omore Qcores North 1 lIll0ln 5 Boom 40 I mcoln 48 E' st l Saydel 20 Varsity Scores Newton 53 Fort Dodge 52. Knoxville 34 Tama 248 Marshalltown 51 P- a Il' Roosevelt 46 Kr oxvillv 57 North 54 Roosevelt 31' East 59 Wrestling Team - Row One: John Smith, Chuck Johnson, Dennis Eagen, Tom Spieker, Jim Keltner, Cliff Fisher, Dennis Elwell, Wayne Webb, Frank Cataldo. Row Two: Jim Thomas, Mike Wolfe, Barry Moore, Bill Taylor, Larry Crawford, .Gene Mitchell, Ken Lathrum. Row Three: Ron Garrington, Geoff Lewis, Ron Kadner, Ron Barry, Mike Lewis, Daryl Branham, Bob Goins. Row Four: Hank Wiegan, Gary Nicholson, Dennis Fisher, Mickey Webb, Keith Gordon. Wrestling Scores Tech 34 Lincoln 20 Tech 12 East 30 Tech 21 Grinnell 23 Tech 21 T. J. Council Bluffs 27 Tech 25 Roosevelt 23 Tech 17 Hampton 25 Ottumwa Tournament lst Place Tech 23 Algona 19 Tech 23 North 21 Tech 15 East 23 Tech 22 North 23 City Meet 2nd Place Tech 23 Roosevelt 26 District 1st Place Tech 30 Lincoln 20 Hoitz, Russ Fish- Swimming f Row One: John Speck, Bob Becchetti, Lioyd Vandeiune, Gene Fritz, John er, Biii Jerome. Row Two: Need Brunk, Bob Aiien, Art Minich, Charies Stevens, Jim Tayior, John Seiby, Jim Christensen, ooper. binson, Ron Wiiis, Dutton Goodwin, Gary Thompson,-Donnie Ternpiernan, Rod Fad ' Larry Wade, Dennis Puchett, Torn Hendrix. ach John Larry Ro Wandhng, Co Row Three: dis, Jim Marrs, Myron With t he est Spo new P001 th' 'rt' The ' Swim ' mils flrst yea team enter mmg becam ets-J T' lTh ed 00m - Q Tech- ffse were vention th S ngvv- SC0I'Qd asffggi times Tactic-Q Tech 32 Tech 35 Ililoosevelt 54 Tech 36 arshalltown 51 Marshalltown 50 f Bi T . , Lal , .uf T ..' Cross Country - Row One: Richard Helm, John Holst, Lawrence Roush, Gregory Leaper, Bob Jones Don Templeman, David Brown. Row Two: Larry Overton, Glenn Carpenter, Dennis Arey, Larry Brown, Charles Watkins, Jim Good Steve Parker. Row Three: Rex Parsons, James Wiles, Travis Fowler, Douglas Darrall, Lloyd Consolver, James Car- ter, Mel Zischler, Coach Silvey. Varsity: Roush, Brown, Jones, Overton, Leaper. G Co-captains Lawrence Roush and , 5 Larry Overton 'Q S i 5 - A u,. ,w:kkl Q I X ' . by N M ' fg ' . , A ,ia .yur Tech's Cross Country and Track Team, always in The running for Top posiTions, Took ToUrTh IasT fall in The sTaTe cross counTry meeT aT Ames and This spring, Took TourTh in The sTaTe indoor aT Iowa Cify. Tech Took second in The ciTy indoor To sTarT The T959 season. I v K . ,, 1 f y. l' I V if Trark - Row Ons-: iilwnn fl1H'lll'f1I4'I', .lohn Ss-llvy, liilwarml Taylor, Illanuvl Javkfon, .lim Gln-nn. Row Two: IH-tv Vliipoliax, .Iolin lluff, .lolin Taylor, .lark I,4-Vroy, liary Thompson. Charlm-5 Watkins. How 'l'lll'!'Q'I 121-orgv firm-r, llon Yarifiifsa, Harry liolili-n, Dwayne- Rc-dfie-ld,.J1-ff Imwis. '17 fo , ,X fl - f x A -J - , I' '32 Track - Row Um-: lla-nnis llill, liill Evans, Larry Voopvr, Arthur Triplf-tt. John llolst. Row Two: .lanivg Will-5. Alln-rt Voaklvy, Norman Taylor, Riuky Williams, Lmnaril Kiran-s, Miko Pet- e-rson. Larry Gilniorn-, Row Thru-: Jim Good, Ilowaril Ward, Brvnt Willcox, Tom Kustvr. Stvvv Thompson, Hill Taylor, Nor- nizin lirvyfoglv. i Q . ,ni lg V 3 v Y 6,9 ? Wfpa ffl' Q Y W Q 0 I I l Track - Row Ono: Coach Silvoy, Larry Overton, Lawrvnco Roush, Dick Lopcr, Fharles Taylor. Ron Watkins, David Brown, Jim Km-ltnvr. Row Two: Jamvs Vartvr, Gregory Loapcr, Jim Fischvr, Dal Jones, James Taylor. John Strothcrs, Larry Haydon, Rox Parsons. ur l A A+' l , K X, fly! - '7 bf' EP,4:lKq'ClT Baweball mx Um PH N1 1 lout 1 t Own-ns, Grant liarll, Russvll Yxmk, xx T 0 Cxorgm I' h lo 4 Xa 1 x i lfterx Pom Yanmlvxk-1114-r, Miko Murray, Stvvv R xx Tl zu 11m Burp nms xxx r an U mx mrrx ix-ssvrly, Huh Vasv, Bill llilsun, Mark Boxd Tech's baseball team played Roosevelt to a 7-7 tae un the seasons opener, The team has posstbtlities, thinks Coach Bryant, with a ltttle more experience, Sophomore Baxehall xx mnm xx mr n H4 mx Ilan- Wamlling, llm-nnis I'um'km-tt, Steve- oxx Txxo Jn H :du n Guan imc ac far oxx lu U4 uall, Ilan Ross. .lohn Il:-fmks, Frm-ri Alwl. mx Thru Iohnnx S xlm ox Nix ron am m 1111 omas, John Wm-r, Km-nm-th Ancic-rsun, I 1. 1 lu .-'i any-va. --M . -' V .Q H N F8937 T A! ,-nh sp I I Oli Girl's Golf - Row One: Nancy Farrell, Sandy Anderson, Row Two: Mr. Fettkether, Linda Carlson. 'Ji if 1 1 I ... Rona Glenn. Tech's golf teams hampered by lack of practice facilities and ex- perience, ended up in last place in The city fall tournarnnt. liovs' Golf - Row Une: Ric-haril Moore, Tony Formaro, Keith Gordon, Steve Haigh, Frank Hermann Row Two: Mr. Fettkether, Bill Mitchell, John Vllright, Bill Jerome, Mark Bryant. ii TQ- ll ...S - s. NV I L 'T' ' Fir 1:1 If-.-... . ..K....1!- o - ' ' 0 ..ns....... L' IV. ,- -' A' -1 1 Q A I I 1 M6505 r Q 9 ' I will I .541-Qu! uw. Q .n a H, 4' il EFS. ff 1 i in V x ' I Q x ' Q, .jf ! 1- V: Q f kin . , I H .A K X ,MW 1 ' l 5 1 5 AU T0 G RAPH oh, WGS Q h3XXbiiii - . Dance vkmb -ANN - H Sadie mv vsi at 1085 look over the building Scene from January Senior Prom with Que-cn Pinkic in center. Th U J a nuary P Fon 1 Eigain 'So fum fiom the pkwxogfaphy dass box Cnc oi gn Engmcer sxaii membefs aucmpx at 9 twang. ,f M pvpducx xcxure BUILDING A BETTER TOMORROW' eggs TC2? 3-UO.cn Q+s:a' mO-- cxzg F1 803: mam:- cn ah -0 50 2 O30 -0401 2'rv3Q. 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Congratulat ons To Class of 59 Compl ments of PLAIN TALK PRESS Lilll Darleen Flowers Sr Gifts Hallmark Cards Ph cv ry 38133 Wholcsilc Radio Parts Plc ctromg Fquipment Radio Trade Supply Co Telephone AT 87 237 1224 brmcl Avenue Des Vloinee 9 lovsa at the Top of the c ass always Seven Up g f Y th fgf Seven Up Bottling Company Des Moines I I O I 1 1 818 a nut ATIan ic 98 Des Moines 9 I wa i - Park Fair Shopping Center A .er f 1-3 x f ' 0 o 0 . , 8 C I ' America's favorife fresh-up - 1 is sfrai h A with stu- ' dent everywhere ,,,, . Don'f fail at parties. Keep A x' 1 V plen of chilled Seven-Up in e re ri era or, Best XVishes 'llo The Cfltwy of IXIJM Front Leach Printing Co. 807 Grztml Ave. 5 N oi: s ox Phone CI l 4-3816 Gaeacenl 0 Ga. ujim Piggot's Dealership New Pars and Trucks Sth and Keo Used C-'ars and Trucks 1201 Locust f0llgl'flfIllIlfl0I1Y to 19 bvmors SERVICE UPTICAL 7th Locust Best W :shes HILL S 4th and Walnut Des Moines Iowa KOCH BROTHERS PRIN I I-RS SIATIOINLRS OF!-ll l-. OU1 I-I1 TILRS BUSINESS NIA! HINES Grand Ave Thxrd to Fourth Congratulations on your graduation from Des Moines Technical School A btq d ci ION now hes before you Join the arm d forces qe a ob qo to collHqe'f' 'te folks at Mill Owners M u wish you every su ess tn what ever you choose to do B 'oe makmq that important decision it will pay to mvestl qate the vast opportunities in Mutual Insurance A booklet available throuqh our con pany CLOSE UP OF A CAREER briefly outl nes the many fields NOW open to you in this pro fesston lf you plan to attend colleqe you will also find this booklet an excellent qutde in selectmq your currtculum Why not send for your free copy or visit the home office Home Office 2015 Grand Avenue Des Mount Iowa Telephone 3 5225 Cl'-Kerry 3 5225 Iaher July Il lI ' MILL OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO llcs l 10 l Kd . . .f , . 9 . I I I I I f-- ' e , ... . NW 7 t J . . . L - . ' TY t vt at g cc ' - ' W ' . , , . t up I Qt Y ' V .Q V I - t - -, -D.. - fs' zz A . as' - 1 1 . 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Des Moines Iowa 24 Hour Fountam Pen Repair Servnce LEE S PEN SHOP In Iowa Des Momes Natlonal Bank Buuldlng Greetlng Cards Blllfolds BILL S LUNCH 2401 E Walnut Des Monnes Iowa PIDGEON S S E 30th R Muary 5050 N 2nd Ave Iowas Largest Appluance Stores Grocenes Apphances Furmture See P dgeon s Before You Buy Phulco Appl ances Get A P dgeon S ze Trade In Iowa s Largest Eas est Terms To Sur Your Budget Open E e Sun Ho! days Phone AM 29321 or CH 38641 Northwestern Candy Company Inc 100 East I-ncust Ph CH 4 am P oneCH361lI COMPLETE LINE ELECTRONIC PARTS IOWA RADIO CORPORATION 1212 Grand Avenue Des Mounes 9 Iowa PHONE ATIanhc 2-8197 Uistablashed In 19221 College .S or Career MEX an style wlth luggage from Davndson s Denny Brfmn Drugs TRAVEL SHOP F T Bmder Prop 720 Locust St Des Moxnes CHUCK S CONOCO 28th and Grand S 71, dp.-au OF ! 9 I I 9 I ' Y -U ' I I '- 5 ' V' 'Ti gjlupl. 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I ' . of A V 7 9 ' Y Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes Your Safeway Store Manager 1 1 av: 3 2 rf: igixi al ln 1lQ 5 2 Jil IHIAH qi ,1- x.ra,,cN..4 Boatraoe Foods 1203 W Grand Des Momes Iowa Compluments f FIRST FEDERAL STATE BANK 24th 8. Umverslty Des Momes Iowa GRI, D MAIL ORDERS WELCOME CHerry 33159 215219 3rd St Des Mo nes 3 We featue Nato lly Ad etsed L es f Complete Fnshmg Tackle Equ pment Portable Type rters Luggage Watches Clocks Damonda Costume Jewelry TV Sets Radnos H Fu Toys Bcyclea Wheel Goods Cameras and Power Lawn Mowers Bllfoldx Leather Goods Golf Equlpment Chrcken S 0 Malts and Shakes 30 TRY ouk MR BIG 604- For the Best Sandwiches PARK LANE DRIVE IN Forest and Hardrng Road For Your Graduatnon Photographs I 420 9th Street At 81007 Compllments of Engman Manufactunng Co 300 New York Ave Phone AT 8 193 7 Everythmg for the Office Flags of All Kmds Tsnue Paper Shaken for Your Games ' HoLLEYs Des Momes Iowa Phone CH 36247 100 E Grand 6 'Z '53 f jiri. 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An Outstanding Faculty Nine Accredited Colleges l.'be l A D' ' ' A unique Program in Social and Blusillss Aldministration Ldiiuimly Extracirricular Activities , Education Graduate Air Force R 0 T C Fine Arts Pharmacy Community If College is a, part of your immediate future, take this opportunity to visit with one of Drakels competent admissions counsellors and see what Iowa's middle-sized zmfirersity can offer you .... DRAKE IVER ITY come ln meet RED REDS DAIRY SWEET ul Nl In 1 I Us-s 'Hom bel thf Ile sl for Icee 1UNPs Nl Xl IN SI 'NDU-s 1 kR'N1I'I KORN POP 1 ORN s0I-'I' DRINlu IUSII 'VIP ,IPWPIRX longralulatmnc to Ihr lrmllmhng. flass of 1919 Parts Orders 0 0 O . Ural .K -. at N' tl in We-s -. . ' vs 1 i D' I Bring us your f ' ' . ' I ' f , .' 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Franklin MORRIS AUTO PARTS CO 1309 locust St CH 4-3279 Des Moines 9 Iowa S T A N D A R D BEARINGS co OF DES MOINES Power Transmnssuon Equipment 1016 Grand Ave Ph CH 3-6273 WINDSOR HEIGHTS CLEANERS JACK DREW Owner Phone CR 77859 6571 University Congratulatzons .Seniors GEPPERT STUDIO 401 E th Phone CH 4-8646 PIONEER ,IEWELERS OF IOWA Your Headquarters for Your Graduation Rang Iowas Largest Selection of Fine Watches Priced From S24 75 PLUMBS JEWELRY STORE DES MOINES AMES I AT 27144 a x 812 o ScttA MSA TakSe ced RxCH46 3 M ITCHELTREE SERV IIE 4419 2nd Ave DES MOINES IOWA D de ec Hydrost t T Repla Tet A ISF YELLOW CABS f'Herrv 31111 , . . xi , . . 9 9 ' a aqu - lung Phone - . Air 8. T nk Service Hour - - N on - 0 if- , . . n rvi e . - 30 ' FIRE EXTHWQWSHER u I ' I Carbon ioxi R harging v aic est . L ce or Repair Valves - - - Pressure ss -- Soda- :id I .I 1 9 . 6 D Floyd E' H 'Y DL Dmuld B' HMWY Workers lift a truck to the Registered Optometrists roof to help in putting up X the TV Lower. Eyes Examined Glass Fitted ' ' 1 tit' For Better Visnon 516 Walnut Street - Des Moines, Iowa Phone CH 45354 507Vz Seventh MACK 8 BARBFR SHOP Open 800 500 Weekdays 8 00 I 00 Saturdays A complete lme of Weldmg Equnpment and Supplnes R Sz R WELDING SUPPLY C0 Unlverslty at First AT 8-0191 RENAS A 81 W DRIVE IN Sandwuclwes 81 Soft Ice Cream 1911 Army Post Rd Phone CRestwood 99788 PUTMAN REXALL PHARMACY 24th 8. Umverslty MOTOR SUPPLY CO MAIN OFFICE STORE 131315 LOCUST 4 CH 3 5129 'Mk Counter Extenstons No I No 2 2312 Hubbell 2631 Forest AM 2-4220 CR 99694 Somethmg new at Tech thls semester Bxology and trlcky busmess N I ,n J X A I I ' I 5,- , f I len. is ,ph .1 V Wi 4 e ,. I, X - fu .f' - Y SAVE AT UNITED FEDERAL WHERE YOU GET ALL THE IMPORTANT EXTRAS 3x2 Curr: nt TDHHTQ mls Free Indoor Parking 'Next Door on I'ourth Street Postage Paul Saw Bw 'llall Plan Exclusne Off Street Drneln Teller Windows Conwement Hours Saturday 9 00 unhl Noon XX Monday 9 00 untll 6 00 All other days 9 00 untll 4 00 Plan A Better Tomorrow Todav The lnlted Ped: ral Wav ll Illlllllllnlmlmlmlm U N I T E D FE D .a ,Z 'E guigggl Locust AT Foulm-1 ll Downtown Des Momes GRANDVIEW COLLEGE Des Moines, Iowa Founded T896 2 Years of College Lnberal Arts Pre Professnonal Students from Coast to toast A Small qchool With Ewerv Adsantage We mvlte you to loun us and partuclpate In the fellowship of a Chrsstnan approach to educatnon and personal growth Fall Semester Begins September 14 l9a9 ,Tom vour friends at G V C ' lf 'Q ' . ' .' . . V . - L : ' E : U u N lg A , . 1 1 - K . 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' 418 '. l4tI '. - . 1 . . . To K I I A 1' 0 u ' W I .-1 . Jig , 3 ' Ill Au ' '92 .1 4':'-- J 'L 1-...L 3 5- 1 Y ,Q I fhaf s -.ll 230441. ' , ,L 0 ' ff E1 , a- ' - ffl ' ' O, , v - If :Hit lv, - ,, fa f ky EY' Compliments of NOAH'S ARK RESTAURANT Des Moines Most Authentic Restaurant We have enjoyed your patronage in the past 2400 Ingersoll Des Moines dafisy fresh ff, .,.,lfJiT.f'i,.xk '- Xs- fe. . -' '-.., 1.1 , JJ ' 5. fi . ff? so W gy IN SEE-YH!-GOODNESS cellophane ...- EAST 1133 sl-loPPlNG CENTER T.. 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