Dolliver High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Dolliver, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

Compiled by the Senior Class of Dolliverf Iowa Board of Education Mervm Rasmussen Ray B xrrett Leroy Larson Oswald Lllland Gcr xld R1ChlI'Llb Leroy Lflrson pres1dLnt James Stxllman secnetarv 1 11 ' sl 11111111101 111nu1 0 IL 15115 111 111111111 us llll 1 ll L, 511111111 llc 111s 1111 us unclmstuocl 0111 p1olJ1L111s xxx N 1111ff 11111 Xkhtn 111 1111 11111 11 11111 L1 1111111 11 ou1 11115, 11111111 1111511 to 1 xprogb-. 1l1ttl1 p o ha 1 11111 KL 1 511111 IL hum 1111 111t1111 IJ QIL ws., 111 x11s11 111111 11105111 r1tx md h 1pp1nLss 111 ya 1115 to coma 2 V 1 ' 2 1 ' XV -, 1111- 511111 1' P11155 111' 1.15H, wiql 1 1-1' -1 lx 11': 11 L N112 J: 'k M1 'l ' -1111s st j S 1 'ir gg 111 'f11111'y1-111's oI'111A-'11 J- . 1 lf 1 ': - ' ' 1 J 1111115-U1'1'O 111111 1111: givvn us 11 111-11 ' 5 111 ' 1 ' ' . NH- 111111- 111111' 1'1-11c'111-ci 1111- t ' i11 ' t f ' A 1 ' 1 ' ' 11rt int 1 g1'11t't -1 1'1'1'1. 11111 'X ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' jx ' Faculty Supermtendent BlO1Ogy Algebra II Coach Chermstry Industnal -Xrts Speech MILDRED L STOXK B A RICHARDR ROGERS B A Amencan L1tcrature Amencan Government Enghsh I Bookkeepmg Enghsh H Economics Typlng I Typmg H HAROLD S. LUCAS, B.A. , M. A. JACK G. MASTERS, B.A. MR LESLIE KRAFFT MRS MARGARET COLGROVE Instrumental Musxc Vocal Mus1c MR CHARLES HAMAN MRS AGNES STILLMAN 7 8 9 Math and SCISHCE Junxor Hxgh MRS VERA SHONKWILER MRS ALICE MITCHELL Flfth and S1xth Grades Second and Thlrd Grades MRS MARGARET HARVEY MRS MARIE FTA VK EBER Fourth Grade Fxrst Grqdc MRS. LAVONNE KIRK Kinde rgarten Faculty at Work More Teachers ut Work ww a ' rf? p '61 ' V M111 'W , H4 if uw ij' X ff fy, WW .W M is ., 4 ,iz ffl if ' gf an 42 4 I C , 3 4' 1 A' J: f 1 1 A 4 Zffwf' ' K W ff l '21 P 1 gd' my , A .. mf. W' x , fa lit' -Uk W 6 ?7 'fi if Honors V'lled1cto11'1n P ntsy Stow Salut1to11'1n Sh 1ron Xnne L1lland Hxgh School CltlZCI'lSl11D Helen Hunt Jun1o1 Hwh C1t17ensh1p -Xrnold L uchg School Splllt Donna C1 'ug Honol Xxx 11 ds M 1rx 111 Hunt K 11en S lmpson Dean Kn 1pp J1m Vyeber, Sharon Anne L1lland Patsy Stou and Lols He1um LCl1tO1 s Luc V1 1rt Dons Bondhus H1 Lltts Lo1s He1um Mus1c Band LLtlCIS D1K1d Xnderson and Dax 1d Blshop Cc1't1f1u1tts Karen Sampson Barbara Saha Marzlyn Moore B111 Dalkhe J1m Chmsttnsen, J1m Vktbcr Carolyn Knutson, DOIIS Bondhus, Wanda H011 Sharon Anne Lxllfmd Dale Holl Marlys Bondhus, Susan Neppl Morgan Masters Sh1r1ey I affey Dean Chustcnsen Arnold La1d1g, and Perry Stow 'Xl1xed Chorus PIHS Dale Holl Helen Hunt, Patsy Stovx Sharon Anne L1lland, and LOIS Herum l'1rsts Cert1f1eates Barbara Saha Xlanlyn Huntley VK anda Holl Dona Feddersen Joan Hansen, Dons Bondhus Kenneth Herum Janet L11land Carolyn Knutson Dean Knapp Ronny Hansen, George Balmer, Norman Holl 11m Weber Karen Seconds Cert1f1cates Lana Fank Judy Weber Judy B1shop Dave B1ShOp Mar11yn Moore J1m Chrlstensen Larry Larson and Evelyn R1enhardt Sports Basketball Sharon Anne L1lland Karen S1mmer, Helen Hunt, Lo1s Herum Sharon Ferguson Patsy Stow Vx anda Holl Dor1s Bondhus, Marllyn Moore Rosemary Weber Dale Holl Ca un Zw1efel Bob O'sell Don Laffey Harold Cralg and Ed Gne e B 1seball Calvm Zw1efel, Dale Holl Ronny Sampson, Bob O'sell Ed Gr1ese Dean Knapp Duane McMurtry J1m V1 eber Harold Cralg, Daud Anderson Tom Barrett and Carl Gr1ese Managers Donn1 Crfug and J1m V1 eber Cheerleaders L m 1 Fank Joan Hansen, Carolyn Knutson, and Dona Fedde1 sen Free Throvx Contest lst Patsy Stow 2nd Sharon Anne Llllalld TYPU18 M'1r1lyn 'Xloore md Rosem'11y V1 ebe1 55 Judy B1Sh0D 60 Baxbara Saha 65 and IXIFCH Sampson and Sh 1ron I'e1guson 70 Pexfect Attendance Denms S1mmer, Pam RLZIC B1lly Huntley Stun Clxbaugh Frank Huntley Sandra H 1nson, J1m Duuelson Kxren R1enh1rdt Nl'11c1a Stoxx Dorothy Saha Helen 'lunt Mar1lyn Huntley L1r1'y Slmmer Marvm Hunt L'1r1Gr1LsL L1r1'y Larson George Balmer Xllce Sherlxng and Denms Clabaugh 1 ' 1 Z 1 N Z ' 1 I I I ' U . 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Band 1 12 Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus Girls' Sextette Mixed Octette Class Officer 1 Live-Wire 1 , 2 Hi-Lites The Amazing Maudie Starr Three Blind Dates Merit Scholarship Tests Sect. Free Throw Contest I Speak for Democracy Prom Queen So wise, so youngg she won't live long---single. I, rx' I HKNX Af' Z '-N! X ll 2, L lf: f X 5' A Xl N. My Gia 1. Q Q Be thou not industrious, lest work be piled upon thee. 'D fa ll ' Q 1 N9 .g HELEN MARIE HUNT Shorty Class Officer Live-Wi re Hi-Lites QCo-Editorl Basketball Chee rle ade r Glee C lub Mixed C horus Sextette Mixed Octetbe 1 1 Student Council Desperate Ambrose The Amazing Maudie Starr Three Blind Dates Girls' State DALE Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus Mixed Octette Baseball Basketball Hi-Lites EDGAR HOLL 1 1 1 1 The Amazing Maudie Starr Three Blind Dates 7 Q KAREN KAY SIMME R Vlsimmill Basketball Glee Club Live-Wire Hi-Lites 2:31 The Amazing Maudie Starr Three Blind Dates There may be greater men, but I doubt it. 51 1 S' w e - l 14:-a..vs::s4f'1-. an--mc' 5+,rsa4-:acne-,'1P' PATSY SUE STOW I'm here, but my interests Pat aren't. Band 1, 2,3 Clarinet Quartette 1,3 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Sect. Free Throw Champ 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 L vg Mixed Chorus 4 1' 1 sexzene 3 fb! Live-Wire 1, 2, 3,4 Hi-Lites 4 1 :li X Class Officer 3 r J Desperate Ambrose 2 .g A The Amazing Maudie Starr 3 ' A Three Blind Dates 4 Merit Scholarship Tests 4 Librarian 2,3 1 Speak for Democracy 3,4 RONALD DEAN SAMPSON HROD-ny!! Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 2, 3,4 Student Council 1 Hi-Lites 4 It's Great to Be Crazy 2 Desperate Ambrose 2 Take It Easy 3 The Amazing Maudie Starr 3 Three Blind Dates 4 Live-Wire 3 Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shou1dn't do. 4934 4' or x Q X 'I 62:9 f f ,V U 1' I x ,ii f, 5 Q' -9- ! 6, W is gone, and I'm not feeling well myself. Band Basketball Baseball Glee Club Mixed Chorus fVice- Live-Wire Hi-Lites Class Officer Student Council Quartette Desperate Ambrose The Amazing Maudi Three Blind Dates Future Teachers 4 Prom King f, Baby Snapshots 12 '4 . -.W 51 ., ,M 1 1. L. H. - Such a devilish look in my eyes! 2. D. C. - I'm always with a guy! 3. C. SC. - Gee, don't I look cute, Mania? 4. R. S. - I'm ready, ball and all. 5. 5. F. - Pretty and patiently waiting. 6. ll. ll. - This is the only thing I can legally drive. 7. P. S. - Can you hear me? 8. K. S. - Pals! My brother and I! 9. D. Il. - All alone with no one to play with me! 1 0. S. L. - Do you want me to bring the diapers off the line, Mommy? Napoleon is dead, Washington CALVIN EUGENE ZWIEFEL HCS-V. 1,2 1,2 pres.J e Starr HI lltes Stuff BACK ROW Mr Rogers Patsy Stow Sharon L111and Sharon Ferguson Donna Crzug Karen S1mmer and Calvm Zwlefel FRONT ROW Helen Hunt Loxs Herum a.nd Ronald Sampson Ed1tor Asst Edltors Photographers Classes . . . Prophecy . Hxstory . . . Glrls' Sports . Busmess Manager . STAFF Loxs Helen Ronny Sh'1ron Sh'1ron .....Da1e . Patsy . Donna . . . Karen . . . .Calvm Advisor ...... . Mr. Rogers Senior Class Play CAST Mr. Dave Ellis Dale Holl Mrs. Anna Ellis Sharon Lilland George Ellis Ronald Sampson Katy Ellis Patsy Stow Neil Olson Calvin Zwiefel Ada Clark Sharon Ferguson Cora Ridgely Lois Herum Helen Woods Donna Craig Janet Smith Helen Hunt Tessie Adams Karen Simmer THREE BLIND DATES Katy Ellis is fed up with Helen Woods' eternal bragging about her brother's popularity and social graces. Where the shoe really pinches is that Katy's brother, George, is about the most unsocial chap alive. Completely absorbed in scientific experiments, George, is away for his first year of college. Katy has plans for George's summer vacation at home. She spreads the news among her girl acquaintances that George has undergone a miraculous change in attitude toward girlsg has, in fact, become a veritable man-about-town. Ada Clark helps her with the plans. Three girls -- Cora, Janet, and Tessie -- become very interested in him and help to give George's colorless room the college treatment in a big way. Athletic equipment is everywhere in evidenceg girls' pictures clutter up the landscapeg even Dave Ellis's pipes are appropriated in order to give the room a mannish air. When George arrives home he brings Neil Olson, his colleague, and they proceed to work on an important scientific experiment. Mrs, Ellis is slightly bewildered by all the unexpected guests but still tries to keep up with her housework. R f., f f 5. .r 1.:w1,f,, ,AJ Baccalaureate Exercise Dolliver Methodist Church May 18, 1958 Speaker - The Reverend, Mr. Harold Sutter CLASS COLORS: CLASS MOTTO: Cl..XSS FLOXYICR: 1fl,,XSSOFFIC1CRS: S'I'I'IDI-fNT COUNCIL Petersburg, Minnesota Black and White The door to success is labeled Push. Pink Rose President - Sharon Anne, Vice-president - Helen Hunt and Secretary-Treasurer - Ronald Sampson. F.IIi3I33ERS: Donna Craig and Calvin Zwiefel I jvwwjgfw VS Yiiiigf? lzwfiffl? Y? m Y W., A 1 4 4 ,, wwf Y 19 '55 gl 5' M' 4.8234 1. A 33? 2 x P X11 Mig' f xl.. 54 if gl' 'Q 4 Q 259 Giza Sid Senior Class History We were drafted lnto the A E F 1-Xrmy of hduc ntxon 11 lorcesp IS buck pux urs m Xufusl 1946 Vle started wlth 24 recru1ts who were Jerry Lalmtr Ruth Bondhus Xllldlod ald Clmton Shxrley Dax IS Dona Feddersen Edu 1rd Grlese Jerrx H mson Jo nn Il mson Xnnn Mae Heggen Lols Herum Dale Holl Helen Hunt Joyce Huntley Don 11d L lffcw S lon Lxll md Duane McMurtry Llnda Rlehards Norma Saunders Roger Schnexder Donnl Nl u Snnth Pntsx Stow Janrue Wxlham and Calv1n Zwxefel Under the SUDCFXISIOH of Colonel Nhlchrd Ktnnex Q took our dally dnlls We flmshed our f1rst year w1th the same routme After recelvmg a short furlough we returned once more to C tmp Dollner when wr x up px 1 moted to prxvate flrst class Under the new ratlng we recon ed Colonel NI xrlett 1 XX nbc r mth tht Persons Karen Cassem Roger Cassem, and Karen S1mmer By th1s tnme we were beromm better acqualnted w1th army rules and regulatlons We rece1ved three months furlough and then back to army 11fe Once more we rctuxul 1 pro motlon we were corporals Asslstmg us tlus year was Colonel Audrey Ruers who bchexcd 1n StI'1Ct army d1sc1pl1ne We completed tlus term rapldly w1th four new recru1ts They were Ron ald Krough Charles Rlenhardt Donald S1mmer and Orvllle Del1ng We had l1ttle d1ff1cult1cs that year except the ep1dem1c of measles whlch struck all but a few 1n camp A short le no w lb glven to everyone After recovermg from the ep1dem1c we returned to camp and f1mshed the year w1thoug further upsets Hurrah' Another furlough for three months and then back to camp Dolllver to rece1ve a xery pleasant surprise We were promoted to sergeants Tlus year we were g1ven a very well l1ked colonel Beverly Schenck who alded us through many d1ff1cult1es We completed th1s term rapldly w1th two new recrluts They were Mary Arm McCorkle and L1ly Mae Sager Army 11fe was gettmg harder all along But after struggl1ng mne months and after be1ng given a three months furlough we were promoted to staff sergeants Tlus change was needed by all of us as we found army l1fe was not all play We rece1ved a new colonel who was Colonel Agnes Stlllman We Just rece1ved two new recrmts Sharon Ferguson and Helen Hunt We went on through the year w1th httle trouble, except for a few who were court martlaled for constantly wlus nng m class celved three months furlough and then we all knew what to look for, another ratmg wh1ch wa.. oech sergeants, and harder army rules and regulat1ons Our new colonel was Mr Donald Tvedt, those who were w1th us that year were Donna Cralg Sharon Ferguson Lo1s Herum Dale Holl Helen Hunt Betty Lou Koster Ronald Krough Jerry Lewerke Sharon Anne Lllland L1ly Mae Sager Karen S1mmer Patsy Stow Calvm Zwlefel, Ronny Sampson Anna Mae Heggen and Charles Rlenhardt Durmg the year there were aCt1V1tleS wh1ch some of the boys and glrls par tlclpated Those partlclpatmg ln basketball were Dale Holl Calvm Zwxefel Ronny Sampson Sharon Ferguson Helen Hunt Sharon Anne Lllland Betty Lou Koster Karen S1mmer Patsy Stow and Lols Herum We rece1ved three months furlough and then we all knew what to look for we were st1l1 tech sergeants but we had a new colonel who was Colonel Mr Robert Reed We had all the recru1ts from the followmg year and galned a new recru1t durmg the second semester who was Jerry Wegman. Dale, Ronny, Calvm Jerry, Sharon F. , Lo1s, Helen Betty Lou Sharon L Karen S and Patsy all partxclpated m basketball. 23 O O . ' , ' , ' . r , . .- .. , . ' , . . ' ' ' ' I ' , ', . ' ' C1ll'l',HUll- ' I 7' vv ' v 1 1 4 1 V 1 Q 9 9 ' 1 ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 S e - 1 9 D Q 1 .Yi 1 1 .,! lidli ' . : 7 ' ' 3' 1 1 5 ' , - . ! 3 3 7 5 ' L ! ' , , . . . , . . 0 V.. A. H .X yy, wx ' ' L ' v m v - s V 1 V 1 - s -Q - . . . . V I ., 1 1 . 1 ,x X Y . x addition of six new recruits from nearby camps. They were Jerry Buchan, Donna Craig, Judith . , . . . . . , , . ,I . , . , . , . . . . . . . x w . . . V -- , ..V. . . . . . , . . . . , . , . . We . . a W 3 . . , . L . l . . D 9 l 7 9 l ! I P ' 1 . ! ! I ! D . . I . . . . I , . . , , ! D . ! S ! 9 ' ' . I , . , . . D I I 9 Y ' Y ' 1 XXL unc noxx f1n1shed w1th elementarx course xn the army Xle were g1ven a chomce of LllllL1 IC enllstlns, or 1CCC1Xlllg a dlseharge Those who re enllsted were Karen Cassem Donnl L r ug Sh ll on Ferguson, Lo1s HGIUIII Dale H011 Helen Hunt Betty Lou Koster 5l'l'll0ll Xnnt L1ll md Llly Sager, Ronny Sampson Karen S1mmer Patsy Stow, Calvln Zwlefel 101 rx Xl tganan and Rosalxe Trlplett H0 111 1t001x0d the rat1ng of second lleutenant Our general of the army vsas Mr VNlu13.I'I'1 I Cass Ou1 major generals were Mr V1 essendorf Mr Jack Masters and our br1gad1er QLIICI 11 xx lb 'klrs VlX1'1I'l Butterfleld XX 0 knexx we were ln for a four year course the f1rst year bemg the worst, and many vxere sony they IC enlxsted We lost two recru1ts that year they were Anna Mae Heggen and Jerry V1 Lgm an C 11x 1n D de and Ronny all went out for basketball and baseball Sharon Ferguson b zskttball glee club and other extra curncular act1v1t1es We found th1S 11fe qulte d1fferent and we were qulte green about the matter We were broken 1n f1rst by our lugher offlcers fsemorsj wlth an 1n1t1at1on Vle thought we were never golng to make It through the year but fmally three months furlough was granted to exeryone He were then promoted to f1rst lleutenants We receu ed a neu major general who was Mr John Hox 1 md VK e 1ga1n had a three month furlough and came back w1th the rat1ng of captam We lost one recru1t dur1ng the year who was Rosahe Trlplett We also ga1ned a new major general who was Mr Ke1th Carney and one new general Mr Harold Stanley Lucas Dale Calv1n, and Ronny all took part m basketball and baseball Sharon F Patsy Stow Helen Hunt Sharon L1lland, Lo1s Herum Karen S1mmer, and Donna Craag part1c1pated 1n basketball paper staff and ann ual Our edxtor for the paper was Patsy Stow Her co ed1tors were Sharon Ferguson and Sharon L1lland All the girls part1c1pated 1n glee club Some sang 1n the sextette V1 e reeeu ed another three months furlough then we came back for our last year at Camp Dollu er After 12 years we knew we would m1ss It when we f1nal1y d1d rece1ve our dlscharges XX e d1d rcceue our rat1ng of majors Vle had a neu major general who was Mr R1ehard ROgC1S, and a nevl br1gad1er general who was Mrs M1ldred Stow Sharon, Patsy Helen, Sharon L Lo1s and Karen all part1c1pated 1n basketball and Dale Calv1n and Rormy all went out for basketball and baseball Many ex ents took place dur1ng our last year at Camp D H S We w1ll never forget them We the semors, w1sh to take th1s t1me to thank all our teachers who helped us all the way through school and were so pat1ent and understand1ng We hope we w1ll all be successful 1n what exer we attempt 1. v , -X . . T 1 .,. . - . l . k . . . , L i :ins Q 1 1 . . 1 1 1 2 s K. K , I 1 . 1 , . , , N K , . , . . , Y ' Q' V' ' , 1 t - . ,Xi H L , . i , . ,. . F. it K. ' t ' 1 ' A . V , . A , I ' , . L , . . 7 ,- 0 f - - ' . ' 3 'I . . z , 1 . ' , Lois Herum, Sharon Lilland, Betty Lou Koster, Patsy Stow, and Helen Hunt all went out for L X , L - . . . . . . . . . ' r r . . . . , .y V . ' z . 1 . . , . . , . 1 K I 0 0 , , , . . , . . . , , - . .Y , l , . .y L . . n , V . n . 'S ! I I . . O I . I 1. B K I A 4 ' I Q Q u . u 9 Senior Class Wlll X e thc class of 1918 rcs1dents of the toxm of Dolln er the townsh1p of L1ncoln the county of Fmmtt thc state of Iowa and last but not least the Umted States of Amerlca bemg 1n good ment 1l conci1t1on as usu 11 md 1n better temper than usual do hereby make and publlsh tlus our l1st xull 1nd testament as a dead gne away tothe faculty and underclassmen l'o I mmtt 1nd C 1rl GYICSC we leaxe all chew1ng gum pencll marks and other l1ttle urumport mt 1101118 nt 11 nc left lun l1Ol.1Ild 1n odd places oxer the last twelve years To thc cooks ue leaxc 1ll thc food we have thrown away knowlng they w1ll be only too glad to usa lt 1n thur home made soup To V1 Lucas we leaxe all 011011110211 equatlons old chem1stry tests and all Mercaptans know mg he v11ll make better use of them than we w1ll Fo 'Xlrs Stow we leave all our old theme papers our varlous reports and nlnety just l1ke new CODICS of the Readers' D1gGSt To coach we leave our old speech notes m1s pronounced words broken tra1n1ng rules and the numerous troph1es we haxe won oser the last four years To Nlr Rogers we leaxe all our old practlce sets very shghtly used COPIES of Semor Scholas txc our numerous ten m1nute t1med wr1t1ngs our government books wluch were scarcely opened and our many 1ncomplete papers Donna walls all the str1et rules she has had to follow to all the sophomores 1n hopes that by the t1me they are seruors they w1ll be used to them Sharon F would l1ke to leave her excess we1ght to Rosemary Weber knowmg that Rosemary w1ll make good use of It Lo1s W1llS a bottle of asp1r1ns to the offlce 1n hopes they w1ll replace all the ones she has taken durmg the past four years Dale would l1ke to leave lus ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers to Larry S B111 D , or any one else who feels they need lt Helen w1lls her love of runmng and do1ng exerclses to Mar1lyn M but prefers to keep her many memones of the fun she found both 1n and out of D H S Sharon L would l1ke to leave all her numerous freckles to anyone who w1ll take them Ronny w1lls lus 2 hand wrltten student handbooks to Mr Lucas 1n hopes that Mr Lucas w1ll tlunk of what a n1ce sweet obed1ent boy he was every t1me he sees them If Mr Lucas doesn't want them he can give them to Janet L1lland knowlng she w1ll make good use of them Karen would l1ke to leave her new school desk the Junk 1n It and also her ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers to Mamlyn Moore Patsy would l1ke to w1ll her old free throw troplues to the school However 1f Gruver and Doll1ver should ever consol1date she would l1ke them back as she does not want them 1n the Gruver trophy case C'1lV1H wllls h1s abxlxty to get good Englxsh grades to Marvln H Donna would l1ke to w1ll all her qulet WJ mghts 1n Armstrong to Judy Weber Sharon F w1lls her typmg ab1l1ty to Harold Cralg IS w1lls her Mary Or1g1nal Skllft to anyone lt f1ts Ronny would l1ke to leave h1S old gum to Marllyn M It IS better than freshly chewed gtun anyu ay Patsy LOIS and Sharon L would l1ke to leave thelr Bermuda shorts to Mr Rogers He m1ght need them 1n a future P T A play Calx 1n w1lls lus ablllty to make an argument out of anythlng to Mac I C ll' I' ' ' r ' ' ' y ' 1 1 s , , . H . ' ' ' ' ' - 1 1 9 S ' Z I ' , , r -' 4 1 I v V Y 1 t , n , 4. i 4 1 . Y , . . . . - . 1 . , , I I I ' V' g I ' ' . y f V I - - . , 4 ' I . . A. 1 . . . . y 1 9 ' I , i . . H. . . - . , , , J, . . . 1 4 1 1 1 ' r r . Y . . . . - . . , , 2 1 t . ' vw ' 11 ' ., . . . 7 . . - 1 . Q 1 , u . . H . . . . ' 2 . . . . n . 0 a 9 ' ' , . 1 1 . ' 1 Q . 4 - . . . . . '. ,, . . H . . . Lo . . . . . Y . , . , , . . - . . 1 . y. . . . . . H H Q Karen w1lls her vtorklnff ambltlon to Kenny H B111 D md GCO1 ge B Helen w1lls her ab1l1ty to get mto GI'Ilb'II'I'lSSlI1g s1tuat1ons to Nlal 1lVTl Huntlex In wltness whereof we haxe hereto subscmbed our n unes md lff1PsCd our seal tlus 28th d IX 111 Aprll 1n the year mneteen hundred and flfty elght gavlng power of lttO1I'lCV to om p1es1dent Sharon lnlland to Slgh for us aaa afffaa. Jam fffide.-,JZ W1tness to Wlt Sharon Lllland lJ1CS1d6I'lt Senlor Class Prophecies Once upon a t1me a green eared freshman vxent walkmg 1n the woods surroundlng Tuttle Lake Suddently the sun d1sappeared belund a huge dark cloud and he reahzed tl1at he was 1lone eom pletely alone There was no one to talk to no one at all He began to run bl1ndly through the woods bounc1ng off tree trunks and crash1ng through the underbrush Mr Roge rs' Mr Ham III' he shouted but nexther fr1endly helpful f1gure appeared There was no hope for h1m Sobbmg he collapsed on top of a w1ld rose bush L1ttle boy lxttle boy you're mussmg my dress came a XOICC beneath h1m and the w11d rose bush sl1thered away Before h1S green eared freshman eyes It changed shape 1nto tl1e f1gure of a beautlful green eyed w1tch VR hat 1S the mearung of th1s terrlble behax 101 '7 she quest1oned crossly as she looked about her Now you'xe made me upset the whole spell and you so startled me that I'xe dropped my 1nstruct1on book I ought to turn you 1nto a hop toad but that IS lesson 31 and I'm only as far as number 11 Now 1f you'll just get out of here and come back 1n .1 week or so I'll take care of you Be gone' And she turned her back to h1m and began look1ng 1n all the m1lkweed pods The green eared freshman Just sat there 1n a heap and wept no1s1ly Stop that awful H0156 ' I thought I told you to get out of here Leaxe' snapped the w1tch glar mg at h1m But I don't know the way back I'm lost and I'm a green eared freshman and I vnant to knoxx the way to Dolhx er Can you help me XX 1tch NK 1tch 'P Hazel snapped the W1tCh 1f 1t's any of your bus1ness But I can't help you Returnm lost peo ple 1sn't unt11 lesson 27 and I won't reach It for 1 weel No' No' shneked the freshman I c'1n't die' I must llxe to gr 1elu 1te from Dolhxer wlth the class of '61 VN71tCh Hazel's cold heart softened QO1' maybe she just wanted to get r1d of h1m so she could change herself back 1nto the w1ld rose bush and cont1nue lesson 11 J All r1ght she sald I'll try every spell I know But I only haxe done the fxrst 11 lessons md I can't guarantee results . v . . . Y . 1 1 D e g . , . 1 . . . . . 1 1. . . Q. x V e 1 1 . 1 A -. ' ' ' I 1 1 ' 1 Il' , -, 9 1 . A . . , K , . X f f 1 , - , , , . ' 1 7 9 0 . - V . . . . . . , 1 4 1 , ' - I -0- n K. ' ' Y' , 11 , . . . . 1 e . 1 ' ' 1 . ,, . . . ,, 7 . . . s 1 1 1 U -' I 8 g . . ,, . . . . . Y. H ,, . ' n . 11 , . , e V . . . . ' i , L 0 1 l ,, . . . I . . . ' . 11 ' , 11 - - . . . , e S . . YI - . , . , ' ! . V .. -- .. --I ,, . , . 11 11 ' 11' ' 1 ' , , ' U- , 1 9 ' ' ' o , 1 Q. 11 V1 ' I1 ' ' , . , 1 '1 ' . . . 1. . e 1 11 . . . X . . Q X Y . 1 . ll ' IV ' 'V y . 1 ' ,-- - . 1 ' ' 1 L YI . The freshman's heart bnghtened I could lass you for th1s he sa1d Don't sa.1d the w1tch ' you're too young We'll try spell number 2 mstead When I say the maglc words a person of your own t1me should appear to escort you back to the school but be careful The spells are so powerful you w1ll be able to see everythmg about the people who m1ght appear The spell was cast The maglc words were spoken W1sps of smoke curled around the w1tch' pomted ears Suddenly m a flash of f1re four flgures appeared Hurray' the freshman cned I know them ' But then Joy turned to despalr It's not the r1ght year he told the w1tch These glrls were all semors where I come from and now they're much older Look at Lo1s Herum She wanted to be an elementary teacher Now look at her She went to college and enJoyed her practxce teachmg so much she stayed to take her semor year over four tlmes After bemg chosen Amerlcan Teacher of the Year m 1965 she accepted a pos1t1on teachmg 17 492 ch1ldren every day by means of telev1s1on She would be completely happy except for one tlung she couldn't control her own ch1ldren and all eleven ended up 1n reform school And the re's Karen Slmmer She's rumung a huge clucken and turkey farm all by herself Be cause she needed so much labor sav1ng machmery she started a factory to make her own, and now owns 9492, of the factorles 1n the state of Iowa Her coops are the most modern 1n the world Re search IS vxtal also and a clucken w1th four legs and no neck IS now under development ' Who's the next one? asked the w1tch as the shadowy f1gure floated by Oh 1t's Patsy Stow She's the owner and operator of a supersomc bowl1ng alley, and her motto IS We guarantee no gutter balls fNo gutters J Every alley has lugh walls w1th an opemng Just w1de enough for the pms so nobody's feelmgs w1ll feel hurt by not h.1tt1ng p1ns She awards a free plnball game for each 300 game Her busmess 1S thr1v1ng, as she now has two alleys and 60 pmball machmes Tlus IS devastat1ng, cr1ed 1tch Hazel I can' seem to get the year qlute r1gh Th1s IS Donna Cra1g, ' sald the freshman She dec1ded to become a beauty operator 1n her spare tlme Q daysj Her mghts cont1nue to be busy After attendmg a short fue year beauty course she opened her own shop 1n the thr1v1ng commumty of Armstrong Her motto Young Hags fr Old Hags ' was chosen Motto of the Year by the Natlonal Soc1ety of Halrdressers M1ss Cra1g hn pnvate hfe a Mrs J speclallzes 1n the patented 'Satelhte Cut w1th three clusters of curls rn th front and over each ear Th1s IS dxsgustmg the w1tch remarked gloom1ly I'll try spell number 7 a favor1te of g1rl wltches It's guaranteed to produce boys 1f done correctly The spell was cast It works ' cr1ed the freshman after the mag1c words had been spoken There's Calx ln Zw1efel' He want to Mankato State College where he captamed the baseball football track sw1mm1ng golf hockey and chess teams Delta Delta Delta soror1ty made lum an honorary member as a result of lus exp1o1ts He then began to coach at the Grldley Gruver Consohdated School, and now owns e unusual record of 3 w1ns and 464 losses As soon as he f1nds a gxrl who w1ll guarantee hlm enough boys 'md only boys to make a basketball team he plans to be marrled There are Ronald Sampson and Dale Holl too' Ronny went to Estherv1lle Jumor College where especlally enjoyed the study of geometry chem1stry and women He toyed wlth the 1dea of jO1l11l'1g . ,, . . H . . , . ll vv ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . . . . S . , , . vu vu ' vu ' ' . . - . . H . ,, . . 1 ' n . . . . . . H . . . . 0 1 , - -.. . I l - 0 l - . . . . . , , n ll ' ' . Q , . . ,, g .. . . . . , . . . . ,, . H . . . ,, . . . . ,, W . t t. . . . , . . . . . . . . . 7 - . - . . . . . , Om , . . . . . , . . e VY . ,, . . . - . . . . X , , ..- ' ' H . . . ,, . . ,. . . , . 9 1 9 1 . . - th . - vw 1 C 1 1 ' ll - - , . 1 1 ' the football team but declded to concentrate on the cheerleaders 1nstead Ronny l1ked hxs hI'St two years so ucll he dcc1ded to stay and now has taken 98 4f6 of the courses offered He IS now engaged 1n choosmg hls next school as of course he wants a favorable rat1o of g1rls Ronny plans to go 1n to mot1on study after bemg the flrst man to go to the moon and he can't flgure out why glrls look the w xy they do whlle Walklng Dale entered farmmg but on a sc1ent1f1c bas1s After start1ng w1th noth1ng but a '56 Chevy he has expanded unt1l he now owns the largest da1ry herd 1n Iowa He has hzred so many people , the populat1on of Doll1x er has doubled Th1s caused the c1ty fathers to construct a new school theater skatmg rmk and sw1mm1ng pool Doll1ver IS now the most prosperous town for mlles around and youth fron surroundmg towns come here exery nlght Dale IS not sat1sf1ed, however, and IS now makmg plans to start a ch1cken ranch the largest 1n Iowa wh1ch w1ll produce 5,498 eggs an hour It's no use slghed the freshman ' All these people are too old to help me I'm lost lost and I'll d1e here ' Just a mlnute snapped W1tch Hazel I'll try spell number 43 wluch 1S very powerful It's way 1n the back of the book and no one 1S supposed to do It but very old experlenced hags but I'll try anyth1ng to get r1d of you The spell was cast The words were spoken A huge cloud of smoke appeared A clap of thunder chosen career beyond her w1ldest dreams and now 1S the owner of La Helene's the most ex clusne and CXPCHSIVG store 1n Fzurmont All her clerks wear black sheath dresses and sl1nk tl1rough the store w1th a slngle red rose ln the1r ha1r Madame Hunt can be found there only on Tuesday and Fr1day afternoons but IS easlly reeogmzed by her halr wluch she had dyed red to match the 1nter 1or decorat1on She has vowed never to rest t1ll hers 1S the most exclus1ve and expens1ve store 1n all of M1nnesota Sharon Ferggson IS next She flrushed the tune month course at Mankato Commerc1al College 1n 3 112 months by perfect1ng a system of ex1st1ng on only 4 hours of sleep a rught After extenslve test1ng she can now guarantee It to anyone who does not seem to have enough t1me at rught Sharon IS now pr1vate secretary to Mr John Snuth the head of McNagle Archlbald Hermanson, and NcFloozle whe re her latest ass1g'nment took her to Flomda to lnvestlgate why sales of the hrm's product flong red underwearj had fallen off 493 1116921 The next f1gure was another falnlllar one Sharon Anne Lllland She majored 1n home economlcs at Iowa State and was chosen MISS Freckle Face of 1960' and offered a mov1e contract to replace Dor1s Day She has ut1l1zed her tralnmg 1n an unusual way The Colgate Company lured her to work ln the1r test1ng laboratorles They test the1r new types of freckle removers on her A m1l11on dollar bonus has been offered to anyone who can succeed 1n remov1ng even one of her freckles That's the last semor walled the green eared freshman ' and you haven't even gotten the year r1ght yet I'll never get home I'll d1e and be lost forever and my body w1ll clutter up your forest Oh shut up sa1d the w1tch I guess I'll have to take you back to DHS myself You know, I used to teach there v 1. ' ' l , ' . 7 . ' . X . . Y , L y . . . - . . . , ' f ' vv ,, j , . G . . . . . . . 1 , . . . I . . ' Y I ' . . , . , . . u YY IV ' I 9 ' ' 9 ! ' v ll ' IV ' YI ' ' , . , . I ' 9 7 ' ' YY burst in the eastern sky, and Helen Hunt appeared dressed in black. She has succeeded in her ' ' ,vu - 4 . , . . . . , . . - I I ' ' . I ! l 9 , . H ' I ' ! vv ' vv ' -1 v . Q 7 . . . . H . . , , H ll ' ' U 9 9 ' I H Unclergrads l Junior Class Wanda Holl , President fue new iv Q Q- aw, 'R' gi J ihad ' A v 54 xi lg L mf, 5 f 2 0- 'J M...-3 X'LZ:... 3'5 ! ' 30 .47 . - ,X f,v.s. ,J Y 1 K' 1 X he K 'JL Q '-' ' -ur Zfaiwmlwo T' I . g x.. 556 NZ' ,gif ' Bob o'SQ11 x Q' Vice -p resident Dona Fenlde rsen Secretary-Treasurer -er ff -.iw J 4 ' z , 4 . 255- 43 1 's 'af ,X V N 3 1:9 , Doris Bondhus Jim Christensen Eddie Griese 5 'fag 1 N i Y' ' 'X Q -5 3 v ' Q ,z :iff mfg' , i'-.13-if -r' 1. -1- -' 441 XX ,J Joan Hanson Dean Knapp Carolyn Knutson Donald Laffey Janet Lillund Duane McMurtry Evelyn liienhardt Jim Weber Junior Class Play 1 BE HAPPY? GO WACKY! The four members of the orphaned Dixon family are Clay, Pamela and the twins. Disney QDizzyJ and Daphne fDaffyJ, the Terrific Twins, nearly drive Clay and Pam wild because of their philosophy: Be happy? Follow your impulses no matter how wacky. The twins are aided by Madge and Whiz Whaley whose widowed mother threatens to sue if those Terrific Twins don't stop influencing her precious darlings for the worse! Dizzy and Daffy discover in the attic an ancient tome of witchcraft. Giggling like zanies they proceed to follow the in- structions with immediately astonishing and hilarious results! First: rich Aunt Molly Millark- ey pops in and declares the Dixons her heirs. Second: two Ozarkians appear on the scene -- Garley Glanders and his MaJnmy , Peachie - May, Filthy rich from oil wells. Garley wants to marry Pam. Third: Clay saves the life of eccentric and fabulously wealthy J. Wofford Wool rich. The grateful Woolrich hands Clay a check for ten grand! But the twins soon discover all is not a bed of roses and decide to get rid of these pest-quests, as they turn out to be,with the aid of the witchcraft formula for invoking an elemental spirit! Things go none too well. Clay, full of self-confidence because of the ten grand check, proceeds to tell his boss, Stafford Yates, where to get off. Then his keeper arrives and takes J. Wofford Woolrich fwho is plain John Smithj back to the asylum. CAST Clay Dixon Dean Knapp Pamela Dixon Wanda Holl Daphne, Daffy Joan Hanson Disney, Dizzy James Christensen Ginger Jones Elizabeth Rienhardt Ellen Drake Doris Bondhus Dick Desmonde Eddie Griese Stafford Yates J arnes-Weber Madge Whaley Carolyn Knutson Whiz Whaley Ronald Hanson Emma Whaley Evelyn Rienhardt Aunt Molly Millarkey Dona Feddersen Peachie May Glanders Janet Lilland Garley Glanders Robert O' sell Wofford Woolrich Donald Laffey Bill Corson Duane McMurtry .Iunior-Senior Prom H gf fs we W2 A...-nil Banquet - Dolliver Methodist Church Prom - High School Auditorium Date - May 3, 1958 Prom Queen - Sharon Lilland Prom King - Calvin Zwiefel Sophomore Closs Karen Sampson President Larry Larson Vice-president Kenneth Herum Secretary-Treasurer George Balmer David Bishop Judy Bishop i i N A I ,I V' Bi-'Sr W 'gif y B 44 4 ,, is al -1 Harold Craig William Dalkhe Warren Evans V Dixie Feddersen Lorraine Hanson Norman H011 Marilyn Moore Kay McGuan Barbara Saha Rosemary Weber Sophomore Activities x .- fp E LJ , S QV V4 1 K M. gb V X 1 'ii wx' '7' ? I ' J.i fv MQW . 5 J ,1 -gh W .,,. M' l . V:i,, N A ir 4 5 3,41 -L 'Him-W pw-J 'SJ f K X x A os. ' ,N f' Freshman Judy Webe r President Lana Fank Vice-president Ralph Krough Secretary Marilyn Huntley Treasurer Tommy Barrett David Anderson Class K . 4' v iS . Q Ox A 1 y.- .- A 3 A is' fiv- at 2 nfs: A ' s xt 2 an ' '-1 ' ' 1 i O- R , tg' 4'-' ,I M-,. Marvin Hunt n GQ fd , Ronald Hanson Q -'QV , Q T ' Carl G1-iese 'A ...W 4 t an , Q Q 7-g L . is is . . s . N 'H arry Sxmmer . , is - Q ,, Le N 1 ' 4 'X ' 1 ,J OH epp 'Urn' ' Don Knapp 'W ' ' s' -- ' ig! I . a o I1 35 Hawken Wm. ., 9 M..-,N A tiff ! J '-2 WW A a 291, y s N il E 'mum-sun-4. fl fl . 0 'Yu nl' ix Eighth Grade u , - .. A it A 6 tire' i i ff S' 2 at ' .is ea -ff as Q W' I X zu 51 , ,Q G' f X Q L ,gy , L- gg 'Qgi I ,A lt' , I as MDWQE- . ' Dean Christensen, Marcia Stow, William Hunt, James Jessen, Arnold Laidig, Terry Luscombe. Ann McGuan, Coleen Mitchell, Eileen Sager, Dorothy Saha, Alene Sherling. Not pictured: Evelyn Ehlers. , Seventh Grade Harold Hanson James Barrett, Richard Bishop, Mary Rose Danielson, Dennis DeVary, Karen Ehlers I x 8 Larry Evans. 4 Bernadene Huntley, Roger Krough, Rosemary Rienhardt, Allan Sherling, Perry Stow, 'Q Robert Webe r. ts I 1 V. '5 4- f , Q 'A , :iq er 3 6 ' f' :D ' ,W . i, Ag., xf , le 1,3310 ' f ' ix 1 , ' W Ex ,xg t I 1 A V - x 'E ' .l Ni 1 , P 2. .a d ' , , , 3 '. , I A I Lg - Q-: ic' Qiief l ff' f ,,4 b , ' , f . if f , V. 1, A, 4 Y! V 1:1 'E' , - X V 1 wg 'x i.. L . ' I f 1 ' X I ,' ly 37 Sixth Grade l - , ,. - an Q- 11 9 .- - n 9 ' ' ll an S ' .- J yin' 'A ' ' 'qi-s-4 X 'V KK , 9' ' '- Q xr -uk S 1 i A , , J, x . 'gl Marilyn Danielson, Morris Daniel- ., 3, 4, son, William Griese, Diane Krough, ,,, 'Z S A xr- , -- Shirley Laffey, Richard Lilland. Y I-, ' lx Q a -gy il Robert Lilland, Mae McGuan, Richard Sharar, Maralee Weber. U gk I., 1 x l MTX! M X Fifth Grade if Q QE 9 QF, , v ., 'i 6 Q9 K+ I . f'fn , iieftiill 3fl'iI,, A Richard Barrett, Marlys Boncihus, Stephen Calahan. James Danielson, Donna DeVary, Robert Ehlers, Darla Dee Lane, Richard Libby, Morgan Masters. Susan Neppl, Marcia Rezac, Karen Rienhardt Dixie Simmer, Steven Tangeman, Jack Weber. 5 i iq? is aw' A.. Y .as ' gag.- 'Q' ' f-'Elf . - ,, ,,. J' -2- 50 X 3 W -- 4. gba-,. -I., , 1 .-2: . 5 .1 , ...len-1. . ' Q 'ii -v in .40- ' ' f. ' - 1 5 lx 459- giaif. I , , jv- 2 'TF E 3lL4'1s 7'Jli Fourth Grade , , - . ,Q-X A 1- 2' il, 'thins f ' 3 -' I 'W 1' D , rg Q-ffl v'i Fw ixx .R 1 K l - 1 N , .15 x' QJQX A L .- A an .S i Chu 'Q ' 1 J hm- 1 Ma- V ' ' .Ji ' i - ff' - 2 I - - 5. af D I S, ff- . if ,t 4 -p Q ,' iq! g 'Q-f 'lE ' 1 T1 NA- J 'K 8 XKBX ng X s 'su A Dnvici Anderson, Bonnic llurrutt, Shnrcm Christensen, Dcnnis l'l1llJ.:Llgj,ll, Ill-lvai Ilguiivlwui, William Wcbe r. Donald Gricse, Sandra llzinson, Stcvcn llzlnson, Beverly Hoien, Frzink Huntley, Carolyn Lzinc. Jerry Libby, Nlzirthu l.uscornliv, Janet Suha, Greg Simon, Karen Swanson, Tfnn Wvln-i'. Not pictured - David lihlcrs. Operettu 4 As- I First Grade J Q, Q ' , Q.. fl 1 yi' ' ff, W, 4 7. 1 M ,V , - ' f A fg ,- J , , , yr' , Z ' ' N' f ' 1 ' ZW ' f I? WV: UI f ., . 45+ . f J J F - ' f J J N J 6- f lf 2 XM! . ' ' 'A' . -J Q i. 2. wa-Q , I .jk I I , ly I :ZW iv j ., 1 , A , , 1 . i f 5' -A K x ' ' Melva Balmer, Karen Benjamin, Mary Beth Calahan, Gary Clabaugh, Rebecca Deling, Richard Ehlers. Lori Fank, David Frerichs, Sandra Ileggen, Barbara Johnson, Janice Kleen, Barbara Jo Larson. Robert Levell, Mark Moore, Susan Tangeman, James Saha, Albert Sherling, Paul Simmer. C r n i v u I 2 s J 1 Kindergarten .avi 1' , ' - ...Jn ,, Q Xb ffl Ai .V V 4 2 Dale Anderson, Stephen Clabaugh, David Hatland, Nancy Hatling, Lonnie Hoien, Billy Huntley. umm: llll A 7 Vlllll 3? lNIl!llYl 5 mb 'f lie? if f :Qffff ' Y 'Fi L' J I N il V A, 'I I 5 fkffumaj- Wgwwfgg Q is 2, n 'Ji' Pfofmm sm-lun, wr... on up m fU.000 pm-cpl: I0 Ahttl Ol! J 7001 Linn .ln-1. mm lu nonuder paymg you Q mm. B om umm: wan: Ted Moore, Paula Neppel, Mark Olson, Kim Rasmussen, Pam Rezac, Dennis Simmer. John Theisen. If 5 n K me-l e :LM I l 'By 29, l wfiqiffi, X M . i, li ,H YT wi G 5' ' l 1 Q Q 91 was --1 4.41. mm! 1 -.. ,mu .0 rm. ..- h...-su-4 mu.. r.. rm .. .mmf - --.em -f .X QQ im 'C fir g , .1-ze :gr 73' ' iflfli ' W .J 'QV Q '- 1.- ,I --44 i J 'X 1 VM K r 11. A A sv v 1 bg 'en , -4 l 'Q - ,J n 07-. 1 .- E fr 'f- r . D Q I 3 Activities Mixed Chorus Lb, 3 5 : . Wil R BACK ROW: Jim Christensen, George Balmer, Kenneth Herum, Norman Holl, Jim Weber, Dale Holl, Ronald Hansen, David Bishop, Dean Knapp. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Knutson, Dona Fedder- sen, Lois Herum, Lana Fank, Barbara Saha, Janet Lilland, Sharon Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Colegrove, Joan Hansen, Wanda Holl, Doris Bondhus, Rosemary Weber, Marilyn Moore, Sharon Anne Lilland, Patsy Stow. FRONT ROW: Judy Weber, Marilyn Huntley, Judy Bishop, Evelyn Reinhardt, Helen Hunt, Karen Sampson. Band if , fa in an f- BACK ROW: Karen Sampson, Jim Christensen, Barbara Saha, David Bishop, Jim Weber, Dale Holl, David Anderson, Wanda Holl, Colleen Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Doris Bondhus, Carolyn Knutson, Bill Dalkhe, Arnold Laidig, Sharon Anne Lilland, Shirley Laffey, Mr. Krafft. FRONT ROW: Marlys Bondhus, Susan Neppl, Perry Stow, Marilyn Moore, Dean Christensen. L1 live Wire Stuff Y? BACK ROVK Duane McMurtry Bob O' ll Don Laffey Ed Griese Jim Vxeber Jim Christensen SECOND ROW Patsy Stow Sharon Anne Lilland Wanda H011 Lorraine Hanson Marilyn Huntley Dean Knapp Mr Rogers FRONT ROW Doris Bondhus Dona Feddersen Janet Lilland Joan Editor Co-Editors Art Editor Business Manager Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Senior News Junior News Sophomore News Freshman News Grade News Music News Band News Special Events Roving Reporters Doris Bondhus Janet Lill'1nd Wanda Iloll Joan Hanstn Dean Knapp Bob O'se1l Don Laifey Patsy Stow Sharon Lilland Jim Weber Lorraine Hansen Marilyn Huntley Evelyn Rienhardt Carolyn Knutson Jim Christensen Dona Feddersen Wanda lloll Janet Lilland, Joan Hansen Advisor Mr. Rogers Student Council 'Wiwim N ,gm 'WVU .ww 1 a?v-1 f BACK ROW: Calvin Zwiefel, Harold Craig, Donald Laffey, Tom Barrett, FRONT ROW: Donna Craig, Marilyn Moore, Joan Hansen, Lana Fank. 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