Dubuque High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

, V ,, . . .A .,..,,..,.:..,-...v...4n,. E 1 , ' S N , 1 I I 1 9 2 1 5 5 5 N 2 f l. my 20, 1952 THE DUIUQUE HIGH SCHOOL - 'W' 'nm Second Ram- Rough Going In Store or twu .mi .Q-.nu Bill livioil L Sn si.-up with mime me R-.um been in Irum ai nmmn, BASKET Varsity mvunimn. .. Chnmu Dubvuuu ml 1 Fralnklxxi ...,,,. 4 2 lima Fily .... Wilsmi. .,,, .. MrKiniCy Roousvcll ,. BALL ..34 ,21 I5 06 und a nose. ua 141 look- Benf New ive um. imweuur. Siu mints in the um Rnms rnrkud in mum me sw.-Q seumi zs puuus rugers' za in me muh wus high QJIITIE Wllh 19. was Phillips ii mums and pnsl me Am.- gear, winning Lame was in may nm uu una num scorinll was live minutes 90, Clinlnn led Rnms couldnk lwnurs ol 15 murh me lhcir . x OITIOITOW JV's Pile Up Three Wins Two Losses This yuur, seumrs ru-w mu., ni. .vunuu vuusmf- has mi-u anim: nl right fur mmsuws. 'nu-if mimi su fur is imc wins and iwu xmas. Tru- purpose of mms mum ix lo give mf buys wnu dum quiu- mi-ku me varsity loam u chzmce lo gem umm- gurus Qxpufu-uw. 'nw rustcr for the mn- iuinu muy vigm nun-us now. survived uw las! um :er in-uri.-k, .hui .mu John Jack sem-ua-r .un As Q he um is uuppy eunfgu. sms sugu. mvr, The :urls have iusl liaskelbclll inlrnmurnls final test on hziskcllnll Eight Girls On Cage Team mum S1-ninr gms uri- nicmlk-rx nf .1 fmskrlhnii lm-am quuuumi ny me rum: rmu,-uuiuu uiuucii. 'nu-y play .1ux.ur-muu mums us um us u-mi onus. Members m Num- Dun-. Norma Sivvvlli. Uarilnlw Skllile, Kay Hull- nxuus. my Eimumus, Unrnlu um-- wiu, svufiuy Lflice una Juaniin .xp u.-ui my iiuuniuus' nuxufr is llxc much. -1-ru-y dropped nun rust nuuu- la mu spwuni. high -uhm girls mum mos. is a suuppy mum hc-ight and sum jump musu-r is useful nn du- Schnafvr is u uma of- uuiuuur. llurlbun is a wuh u guna L-yu-. -nu Ju Vcc-s play East Dubuque suwmuy um. cwii Hunk im-mg ls uuyxmng num ru-w in scum, ne iznuiuuiuu in 1541 una is uuw much' ing at Washington Juninr iugu. Dominate MVC that zltraclicn Um Jun- lo be Tru- sn-url mga ol me mv-s um be under wnslxllhg sm. iuui suurgu A QQ, ' Q32 W 3 'VX J 'Q M lm , Vai? Qy QQQN -, QQ X E52 252 Wagga 92222 3 Q25 cg Qi .f '1-5,1-..nm.,,, . 'X ' gf-f V e' '72 .f-.ua-s...,.H . ,-x1-.CN 'F f I I if I II .I THE ECHO' I 9 5 2 DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH DUBUQUE, IOWA S ' m1 .X-:Q-esswsxmgum,mg-ww.-A , .ff w,.,f., ,,.., ,,L,.p. f.1x-jzg-1:-,QWJM m..w,Qww:--4.4-.ug-nwgfgfr4,5gg.uQ W.: W f- L, , ff f- -ff - ww -wfwwv-www-Av--mf-' 4 The reproduction above shows the first issue of our high school paper. Headlines taken from the NEWS supplied the cap- tions in this annual. i F i r r E 1 f I K I 3 I X S 2 4 2 A w 4 . W. vw f-, Ay A - . Q-1w ::wysa.fmasg1ss.emg2,vaGwlJ-my Seven New Teachers Moclern Vehicles On Faculty Driven By Faculty Picked From The Teacher's Desk E. FERN ANDREWS-Elllzlish lt: Cafeteria: Adviser: Faculty Social Committee: School Social Comnlitte: Senior Closs Adviser, Chairman: M. A.fUnlversity ol' Nebraska: A. B.-Nb hrnsku Xvesleynll, LOUIS R. AUSTIN-Mecllanicul Drawing: ShopDru.wlng' und Mnthemlltics: Public Address System? lown State, University of Dllburllle. University of Iowa. DOROTHY BECHTEL--Fine Arts: Echo Adviser and Layout Supervisor: Promotion of School Ac- tivities Committee: ll. A. University Oi' Dubuque: M. A.-Columbia University, New York. LAVERNE BENZfShnp Science Classes: Sophomore Basketball: Assistant Sophomore Football Conch: Assistant Truck Co-sch: B. S.-lawn State Teachers Colle-ire. GUY CARl.1'0NfGovei-nment: Finance Committee: Grounds Committee Assistant: Sophomore Class Adviser: B. A.--lown Stllte Tlrxllshers Colle1l. E. G. CHAMBERSfManuol Arts: Vocllltionnl Woodwol'king: Flower and Gift Committee: B. Sw- Stout lnstitlller REUBEN CHILDERS-Advlinred Moehine Shun: Commendntory Committee: Fliculb' Socinl Conl- mittee: B. A.-lioloit College: M. S.-'University of Wisconsin. WILBUR DALZELLf-Physics: Geometry: Varsity Track Couch: Awards Committee: Sophomore Class Adviser. Chairman: A. B.fUnivcxsity of lndiann: M. A.-Univelsity of Michigan. ELVIRA DOLAN-R.N.: Health Supervisor: B. S.-Lorne College. ROBERT ECKLUNDvSh0et Metal: B. A.- Iowa State College. ZEI-'HA EDMAN-Crafts: Il. S.fKansns Stnto Teachers. ANNA GONNERr'English ll, 12: Senior Class Adviser: Echo Literary Adviser: B. A.fSalnt- Mary-of-the-Woods: M. A.-Colunlbia University. FRED GUNSAULIS-Printing: Printers' Design: Promotion of School Activities Committee: Snfety Committee: B. E.-Platteville State Teachers: 13. A.fUnive'nxity of Wisconsin. CONSTAIEHEE HUDSON-Typing: Stenoxrophy: Faculty Social Committee: B. S. C.fUniveriiiy n nr-va. MRS. RUTH .l0HNSONf0Il'ice. C. 0. JOHNSON-Physiolouy: Biology: Nature Club: Museum: Public Relations Committee: Audio- Visunl Aids: Junior Class Adviser: B. A-. M. A.-University of Iowa. HELEN J. KlNTZINGERiArnerican History ll: Student Council: National Honor Committee: Awards Committee: Chairmens' Committee Adviser: Credentials Committee: Monitor Sys- tem Adviser: Elections Committee: B. S.fColumbla University: M. A.-University of uwu. FLORENCE KRAN'l'ZfMllehine Calculation: Business Meltliemnticsc Flower and Gift Committee: Commercial Guild: l'l'lB.-University of Chicazo. MELANIE Kxmrscnlvn-:R-cirlr' Phyrlrnl Earn-noun: Girls' Intramurals: G. A. A.: clreerlrml- err' Adviser: --Pep Committ2e. clruirrnrnr ll. A.-university of Mlmeuun: M. A.-una. versity of Woshington. ALMA KRUSE-Hllsiness Enzllrh: English: Sophomore clruar Adviser: Junior Red Cross: B. A.- Rockford cull-rue. SYBIL LAMBfSve-sch: Drnmnlics: Speech Arts: Debate: Assembly Committee: Public Relations can-lrnlme: some Crew' Numlurrul Therulnnr- ll A-Grinnell College' cerrinrn:-ees lr 1 of rnu 'rlreuurr at Pasadena community rluylrduru. ' ' C on FLORENCE MAnsoN-mrrrlrr ul counseling and Stud e P lr H 'turn c ' r Finance Committee: Nationnl Honor Adviser: 13. x-uriiifaglify of lliliiazllzl. irfifigfii. WVHVRIII. .lonN ill-:vlan-censruul :American History 111V 'r 'r 'rr lr c 'c - . 4, Lurusg M. A.--uirivrrrlty ur lvlmrlgun. am Y gums mp Y m m l'e' R A 'Rffl : School Isn't Only Ten Teachers Attend Book Cramming State Convention Red Cross Courses Open For Teachers LOUIS MORI-'fChemistry: Chemistry Club: Asszmbly Committee: Promotion of School Activi- ties Committee, Chairman: ll. A.. M. S.--Drake University. MARY NELSON--Spanish: French: Spanish Club: Commendatory Committee: B. A.-University of Wisconsin. .uuwss J. NORA-Gym: Hygiene: vo-my Baseball Couch: nays' immmm-..1s: ix, P, E.-Amero nm. College .ir Physical Eduentlon. JOHN ILRH-Wtmrld History: Varsity llnsketlxull Cclteh: Assistant Football Conch: B. A.-Beloit o exe. LEE E. PULLEY-f-Guidance: Assistant Coach. Baseball: .Iudicinry Committee: Public Relations Committee: Seventh Period Assistant: School Social Committee: Senior Cllss Adviser: B. S.flown State Teachers: M. A.-A-Michiuan State. CLARE PRENDERGASTiHome Economies: Assistant Chairman of Senior Class Advisors: Fuc- ulty Social Committee, Chnirman: B. A.--Clarke College. MARGAEZETE REUf Latin: German: Latin Club: B. A.-Grinnell College: M. A.gUniversity of own. DOROTHY ROLLINSON--School Librarian: Library Club: Student Ushers Club: lk. A,-Law- rence College: M. A. Northwestern: II. la. S.fUniversity of Wisconsin. HELEN ROWANgl'IniZlish 10: Junior cum Adviser: ci-.mm.....i..wry committee. cssirmsn: n. A. -clark.. coiiqe. FLOYD G. RUNDLE-Instrumental Music: Pell Committee: Assembly Committee: B. A.fUnl- ver-sity of Dubuque: M. Mus.MNnrthweste-rn. HARRIETT SCI'INEIDERYTy'PinI!3 Shorthand: Stenozraohyi YaWaCu Adviser: B. A.-University of Dubuque: M. Bus. Ed.--University of Colorado. HAROLD SCl'lNElDER4Business Law: Beitinninl Bookkeeping and Advanced Dooltlcechintt: Pep Committee: Faculty Social Committee: Echo Busincas Adviser: I-Iall Suliervisor: B, A.-Loras Collcile: M. A.iStnle University of Iowa. CHARLOTTE SEVERSONfVocsl Music: Assembly Committee: Pen Committee: Public Relu- tlons Committee: B. A.-fI0wu State Teachers College: M. A.-Northwestern: University of Colorado. MARIE B. SIMPSON-R.N.: Dean nl' Girls: Guidance: School Sucinl Committee. Adviser: National Honor Society: YnWaCn General Adviser: Safety Committee: B. A.-University of Dubufttle. IIILDAGARDE S'l'0L'l'El3ENiEnglish: Journalism: Quill and Scroll: Public Relations Commit- tee: NEWS Adviser: School Publicity: B. A.. M. A.!Unlverslty of Iowu. HAROLD SWEE'I'fAlzelira: Varsity Football Coach: D Club: Director of Athletics: B. A.-- Buena Vista Collette. HARRIET TEN BOIIRfTyDink: Secretarial Practice: Business Adviser to NEWS : B. A.fCen- tral Collette: University of Iowa. EMMA TRENK-Current Problems: Sophomore Class Adviser: Awards Committee: Amerlcnn History: Problems of Democrncy: C0-Chnirmnn of Social Studies Curriculum Committee of Secondary Schools: B. A.-University ol Dubuque: M. A.-University of Wisconsin. VERA F. WAITEfClothinll: Princililes of Nursinill Home Mannrfcment: Chairman Flower and Gift Committee: Junior Class Adviser: U. 54. M. S.-Iowa State Collette. EDRA lVALTERfEnalinh: Shop Enrzlish: Junior Class Adviser: YnWnCn Adviser: IX. A.-'Uni- versity of lows. MRS. ESTHER WEIDENBACBER-Office. ALICE WHITE-Trigonometry: Colleae Alxehrnz Plane Geometry: Advancml Algebra: Solid Geometry: Director of Merit Syatem: Awards Committee. Chairman: National Honor So- eiety: ni A.-University og Wisconsin. A. GRIPFITH WRIGHT--Vieenrineiiml: Dean of Boys: Nntionnl Honor Society: Guidance: Awards Committee: Hall Supervisor: Grounds Committee, Chairman: Echo Photoitranhy: Snlety Committee. Chairman: Photouravhy Club: School Insurance: Seventh Period: B. S. fPenlt Collette: M. A.-University DI Iowa. X r '.-5 U Y E 1 1 , , If v .J X XM. l at VX. x X 5 L . ' ,X . -'V M A X 4 1' ' ' , Ar -V V U V U ,. ' xr ,w x XL' f .AL N fly. 9 51, r A' ,A ' 1 ' . ,. ., ,X ,. , KL Ab , . ' N' ' Xv V 'X . V N-.ff Q- w . ' A Lxx . , , X lg 'EX .fi L r K U 4 ML ' ,1, Q . f ' ' ,Q X L X K, X lx' ' LX V NX VL' Q fx K lr, PRINCIPALR ' 7 ' r GEORGE W. LEE BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING: Mr. Frank Hardie. Mr. Frank Fluckiger. Mr. Max Clark, superintendent, Mr. Leo Gregory. Mr. William Landxchulz, Mr. J. Winall, Mr. George Mehl, Mr. Alois Kaufman. SEATED: Mr. Harold Nnchlrnan, Mrs. A. A. Ayala. Mr. Parker Higley. . L- . 5 K ' w 1X X K N Q X ,L . 4 r ' X 1 , 4- l H V f x , .J K x j , h X, lr SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS FERN ANDREWS ANN CONNER LEE. POLLEY CLARE PRENDERCAST Senior Class Committee Begins Work Class Gilt Choice Preparatory To Graduation Demands Wisdom Three Seniors To Be Pep Band leaders Senior Class Has Final Gathering Honor Society Elects Banque' Honors Officers At Meeting Sel'llOl Members SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Alice Olxmert. Treasurer: Chuck McGill. Viceepresidenlz Glenn Frederick, President: Alice Corbett, Secretaryg ,loan Rathbun, Secretary. 10 ADAMS. WILLIAM Latin Club ttreasurerl-1: Juill- oiary Committee-1: Judiciary Committee tbaililfl-1: Football Mnnazer-1: Volleyball-1: Bad- mintonAl: Golf-1. 2: Student Council-2, 3: Student Council Preaidcx-ltf8: Ticket Campaignf 2. 8: Hospitality Cm-nittee-2: History Class Chairman-2: As- sistant Stamp Salesman - 2: Monitor-2: Junior-Senior Prom Committee-2: variety show-az National Honor Societyffi: Quill and Scroll-3. ANTHONY. DONITA YaWaCa-1, 2g 'racket Campaign -1. 2. 3: Volleyball-l: Cheer- leading Candidate-11 Chorus B -1, 8: Basketball-1: Hospital- ity commune-1: Chorus A72. 8: Soeial Committee Working Stan-2: Spanish Club-2: Pho- tography Club--2: Variety Show '-2, 3: Monitor-S. AYALA. AUDREY YaWaCl4l, 2. 3: Ticket Cam- paign-1. 2, B: Assistant Stahl? Salesman-ll Vnllevhallgl. 2. 32 Band-1. 2, s: orawm-K-1. 2. B2 Basketball-L 2. 35 Latin Club-11 Librarian-2: Band Li- brarian-2. ll: Assistant Home Room Chairman-2. B: Hinton' Bulletin Board-2: Splniali Club -Z. Si Clarinet Quartettefl 3: Prom Committee qenairmanu-2: Grounds Committee-S: Current Problems Club-X: Echo Busimxss sum-3: Senior Annnuncemenm Cornmittee-ll: YaWaCa Cabinet -l, 2. l BARTELS. SALLY YaWaCa Cabinet - li Ticket Camllailln-1. 2. 37 Latin Club- l: Home Room Chairman-l. 25 Volleyball Intramurals-1. 2. Sl G. A. A.-1, 2. 3: Class Treas- urer-1: Promotions Committee -l, 2, 8: Orchestra-1, 2, 8: Uaherfl.: Basketball Intramurals -1, 2. sz snualeimra - 1: Cafeteria Hostess-l. 2. 8: Band -2, B5 Class Vice-Prealdentf2Z History Claes Chairman-2: Sn- eial Committee Wotkink StaH- 2l Wardrobe-2: Football Bnn- Quet - 2: Accomnanist - 2: YaWaCa - 1, 25 Bowlinlt - 2: Baseball-3: Attendance Taker- S: G. A. A. Social Chllrman-S: Current Problems Clubf3I Vari- ety Show-2, 8: Echo Business Stat!-8: Senior Baniluet-1: Problem: Clua Suzretlrl'-8: Co- Clxairman Prosrxm and Enter- tainment Committee of Senior Banquet-ll: Hostess at D Club Bsnauet-5: National Honor So- cietb'-S. BEAU. SHIRLEY YaWaCa-l: Ticket Campaign- 1, 2. 9: Monitor-1, 2, 8: Volley- ball Intramurals-1, 2. 8: Glee Club-l, 2: 'Basketball-1, 2. 32 Cafeteria Hoateasf2 : Commercial GuildA2 8: Buwliml-2. S: Pina- Dana-2. ALLEN. LULUBELL Ticket Camlialkn-l. 2, li: Vol- leyball lntramuruls- l. 2. 3: Basketball Intramurals--l. 2 I Junior-Senior Prom Committee- 21 Baseball-2. 8: Echo Layout St-sit-3: Senior Banquet Com- mittee-3: Decorations Commit- tee-2. 3: Cafeteria Hoslessv2i Cllfeteria Duties-'l. 2. ARNOLD. NANCY YsWaCn-1, 3: Ticket Camnaian --2. 3: Promotions Committee- 2: Junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee-2: 1-:chu Layout sm!-aa Home Room Cl1airmali+'i: Social C0nlmittee3: Current Pmblema Clubqllua Decorations Committee BARRETT. IRENE Entered. September '51 from Rleeville, iowa. Ticket Campaign WB: BaselsallfB: Basketball-8. HEALL. MARY YaWaCn-1: Ticket Camnaizn- l. 2. 3: Monitor-1: Volleyball Intramurals - 1: Commercial Guild-2, 3: Chorus B-3: Va- riety Snow-3. BECKWITH. WILLIAM Echo Photography-2. a: Track --23 Dance Band--B5 Orchestra -2. 8: Band-2. 8: Vnx-len' show-sz Photography Club-2. S: Intramural Basketball - 3: Tenniaw8: Tenhil Tournament-- 8: Volleyball Intramurals-B: Promotions Conlmitteefli. ll HEIGHLE. GENE 'Public Address-l. 2, 8: Variellv' Shaw -1. 3: Tumhlingfl: Tick- et CnnmisrnA8: Intramural Foo:- bull-rl. 3: Public Address Msn- uE'i:rf-3. BERGFELS. LETIIA Che-erleudiuk Cnndidnte--1: Glee Club-l. 2: Usherf-1. 2: Basket- ball-I. 2: Latin Club-l: Mon- itor NZ: Commercial Guildf2, Bi Variety Show---2: Vulli:ybnlIi2: Prom Cummittee 2: Buwliml-2. 3: Make-ull Committee Chnir- mnn- 3: Ticket Csmnaiitnfll. BEYER. 'BILL Ticket Climpoixn-1. 2, 3: Ai- temlance Takerfl: Football-1. 2, 9: Bam!-1, 2, B: Orchestra- 2, sa Monitor-2: Dunes Band-- 1, 2, sg v.-new show-1. 2. sa Tennis-'2. 3: Prom Committee- 2: Echo Ilusinc-ss Stal!'42 D Club-2. 3: News Stall'-3: His- tory Class Secretary-l: mim- murul Buscbull -2. 31 Trark'-I. BLOK. WILLIAM Football-l, 2, 85 Intramural Basketball-1. 2. B: Monitor-1. 22 Trackfli Ticket Cumlxaiun- 2, 3: Monitor-Calltain-2: Vari- ety Shuwfllz Volleybnllfl: D Clubfil. 37 Football Captain-3: Cul! Rlul Guwn Committee-3. BRANDT. DONNA YnWnCaf1, 3: Glas Club-ll Variety Shuw!1. 2. 8: Basketball -1, 2, s: Assembly cum..-.mek li Tieket CamDnin!nf2. S: Chor- us B--2. 3: Cafeteria Hustessf- 2: Hiatofy Bulletin Board-2: Spanish Club-2. 3: Chorus A-- 2, 33 Munitur-2. 3: Vvlleybull- 2. 37 Costume Chairmnn-SZ Stllmll Salesmanfli: MadriRal-- 3: Current 'Problems--3: Chorus A Librarian-8: Prom Committee -2: Food Committee for Senlur lilmlluel -3. ll BERESFORD. CAROL Ticket csmnsizn-1, sz YaWaCa fl. 2. 3: YaWaCa Cabinet-3: Intramural volleyball-1. 2, a: Chorus B-l. 31 Chorus A--2. 3: Cheerleading csndlaame-1: Latin Club-1: Variety Show-l. 2. 3: Girls Sextettel 5: Bnsketball- l. 2 3: Librarian-2: l3nwlimZ'-- 2. ll: Monitor-3: Stamp Sales- man-3: Maclrliml-2, 3: Contest Soloist--2. 8: Echo Business Staff -3: Chemistry Cluhill: Chem- istry Club Program Committee- X: Chairman of Foods Committee for Senior Banquet-8. Y BERNSDEN. JOHN 'Inixchlootbnll-2. BLICKMAN. RICHARD Home Room Vicsllhairrnan-It chorus B-1: 'racket campaign- 2. ll: Maniwr-2. B1 Intramural Basketball -A 2: Volleyball - 2: TrllCkf2I Football Intramurals- B: 'Dennis Tournament-3: Ten- nisf3: Bowlinllfl BRADFIELD, MARY Ticket Csmvaizn-2. H: Cafeteria Supervisor-2. S: Ushers-2: At- tendance Taker--2: History Class Secretary-2: Moniwr-2: Fi- nance Committee-2: Cafeteria. Hosiess-2. BUDDH, JUDITII Attendance 'rum-1. ag Volley- ball-l: Band-1. 2. 32 Orches- trsfl. 2, 8: Basketball-l, 2, 3: Cafeteria Hnsbessglg Shuffleboard -1: latin Clubil. 2: Ticket Camlmuzn-2. 8: Social Commit- tee Wm-kim! Staff--2: G. A. Af- 2: Commercial Gund-2, sz YaWaCn-2: Variety Sliowi2. 3: cameras Cashier-2, ag Pl-om Committee-2: Social Ccmmitee -B: Current Problems Club-S: Cap sud Gown Commluee-S: fNshonnl X-lunar Society-2, a. BUECHELE. NANCY Monitor-l. 2: Debntkl: Speech Arts-2, ap Ushewa. BUSE. JOHN Ticket Camxvallzngllz Stage Crew -3: Chorus-AWS: Audio-Visual Crew-37 Variety Show-3. CESINGER, JOHN Ticket Campaign-1, 2. 8: Stamp sal:-sm-n-1: Football-1, 2, sq Chorus A-1. 2. 3: Variety Show -1. 2. 3: Basketball-1. 2: Vol- leyball--I. 3: Baseball-1, 2, B: Echo ammo:-x, 2, Eg Aug.. nate in Vocal Groups-2, 3: Prom Committee-2: Boys Qunrteueg B: Mldrixfll-J: Debntuw3: Xu. trlmurnl Blskelball-3: D Club -1. 2. 3: President D Clubh- 8: Senior Finance Committee-3: Chorus B-2: Contest Sululst-X. CHRIST. IANAAN Ticket Camvahzn-l. 2, 8: Cum. mercinl Guild-1. 2. 3: Glee Club -1. 2: Monitor-2: Cafeteria Hnstesn-2: Vulleybnll-2: Prom Committee - 2: Chorus A -- 3: Chorus Bg8: Commercial Guild Secretary-8: Senior Banquet. Hokies!-lr CLAUSSEN, GRETCIIEN Ticket Cnmvalkn-1. 2. 3 : YuWnCn -1. 2: Volleyball-l. 2.9: Bnnd -1. 2. 8: G, A. A.-1. 3: Latin Club - 1: Svnninh Club - 2: Ynw-cn Cabinet-1: Echo Col- lecwr-1, 2, 3: Current Problems Club-33 Entertainment for Sen- lor Banqueziag Basketball-a: vm-my Show 4mnke.unJ-3: Chemintfy Club-8. BURKE. LORETTA Ticket Cnmuaiznil. 2. 3: Glee club-ca. vlmeylmllwaz Monum- -lz Usher-1. BUTLER, PETER Basketball-1. 2: Gull-1. 2231 Latin Club-1: Ticket Campaign 42: Hoswitnlity Committee-23 Monitor-2. CHAPMAN. nomm: Libmnm---2. az 'mm cum- pnignfa. CHRISTENSEN, PATRICIA 'mm campaign-2. 8: Dance mud-2, 3: Orchestra!2. an BaBkethalli2: Variety Show-2. B: Baseball-8: History Clasg Sec- retary-3: Student Cnuncllffh Band-3: Cheaper By The Doz- en'--ag Nmmml 'rhesvians-az Cafeteria Hostess-2: Volleybgll -2. sg Chemistry club-2. vmee of Democracy Ulnalslfil I I Echo Editorlnl Staff-8: C0-Chairman of Entertnlnment for Senior Ban- mmfa: spmn camel:-s. COOK. BEVAN Monitor-2: Cafeteria Hunt-2. 3: Ticket Cnmlmizn-3: Commercial Guildfli. l 13 CDRBETT. ALICE Ticker campaign - 1, 2, ag YHWILCB-l. 2. 3: YaWaCn Cab- inetfl, 2, 3: Y2WBCt1 Preeideni -3: volleyball-1, 2, ag cmume Manager-1: Buketbnll-l, 2, 3: Latin Club-1, 2: Class Secre- tary-2. 3: Hiswry Class Chair- manf2: Cnfeteria Hostess-2, 8: Monitor--2: Bulletin Board-2. 3: Liltle Women -2: Bowlinll -2. B: Assembly Cnmmiiiee-32 Social Committee-3: cm-rem Problems club-ag --cheaper By The Dozen -3: Pingponiz-H: National 'rhespians-2, ag Na- tional Honor S0cieCyw3: Quill and Scrullf3. DAVIS. JEAN 'mm cnmmmm-1. 2. an vox- xeymn--1. 2, mee club mum-- inrnfu Home Room cum-man -1: vmeey show Mm.-uv-1: G. A. A.--1: Basketball--1, 2, au Sump Snlesmnn-2: cue Club- zg vu-may show-2, M.-,mmf-sz Amqa-mel 'mm-2, s: cum- incrcaal Guild-33: cm commu- ec- . DICK. RICHARD Football Man-gn - 1, 2, aa Chorus B--1. X: Double Quartette -1, 2: Mndrigal-1, 2, az Ju. anim-y Committee-l, 2, ag Ju. diclnry commune., chairman-a, Bnskethsll Mnnnger-l, 2, ag Boys' Quaneue-2, 3 :Ticker Cam. Pnlgn-2. 3: Mixed Qunrtette-2, 3: Chorus A-2. 3: Chorus A vi-widen:-a, variety show-2. x, Prom C0mmitte4H2: D Club- 2, ag cm-:en Soloist-2, sg Cap and Gown Commitlee-31 All- Staite Music Festival. Des Moines DOERR. WILLIAM EDWARDS. ROGER Ticket Campaign-1. 2, 5: Foot- ball-1: Public Addrees Crewf4 I, 27 Hi-Y-1: Dance Band-1. 2. a: Variety snow-1, 2. sa Basketball Mnuaxter-1, 2: Brass Uunriettwl: Football Mnnaxrer -2: Monitor-l, 2: Spanish Club-2: Golf-2: Buehnllf-lt D Club-2. 3: Latin Club-fl: Band--1. 2. 3. 14 DARNELL, DEAN 'mm campaign-a, DENLINGER. CHARLES Ticket Cumvnignfl. 3. DIETRICH. RAGENA Bond-1. 2. 3: 0rchestraAl. 2. 3: Ticket Camvaism-2. 3: Va- riely Shaw-2, 3: Commercial Gulldfll: Basketball-3: Pinil' Dom!-2. DOTY. HELENE Ticket Campaign-2. 3: Volley- ball-l. 2. 3: Usher-li Chorus B-2: Basketball-1. 3: Shulfle- baard-I.: Cnfeleril HMUCLSABC Cafcierin Supervisor-8. EICHMAN, CAROLYN Ticket Campaign-1. 2. 8: Vol- Ieyhnllil, 2: camera. commu- tee-l: Glee Club-1: Commer- cial Guild-l: Chorus Ati, 2. 3: Cafeteria Hostess-21 M0niml+ l, 2. 3: Hospitality Committee- 2: newline-2, a: President of Lamlette Telm-3: Echo Busi- ness Stuff-3: Grounds Commit- tee-3: Social Committ2?8: As- sistant Clllirmln-2. 3: VarieiY Show-2. 3: Secretary of Chair- mans' Curnmll!E?5C Chemistry Club-3: Ushcrsgl: Cap and GownfB. - ENTRINGER, PATRICIA 'Ticket Camlmilrn-L 2, B: Vol- lrybrrll-rl. 2: Attendance Tinker -A-1: Ilnsketlmll-1: Arsmane Smmu Salesman-3: Vnriety Shnwf2: Glce Club---2: Munltnr --2, sg crrfmrarr suprrrisnrusz Stamlx Salesman-1. 2. 3: Com- mercial Guildf8: Assistant At- lendlrlce Taker-2. 3. I-:nNs'rER. GLORIA Usher' -1. 2. sr Cnfetcria Hostess - 2, sr Monitor-2: vuneybrn- 1, 2. ar Tirkct cnmprsrnr sp um-rlmlx-aa Chorus n--sg vr- riety show-a: Bnkezhrnx-1, 2, sr Ticket sues-s. FEYE. BILL Ticket Cnmvnhlnrl. 2. 3: Hand -1, 2, ap lmrrrmrrral nrrkeumn -1, 2, 3: Home Roum Chairman -2, 8: Tuuch Fooihallfl. 2. 3: Prom Committee-2: Baseball Mammal-AZ. 8: Assistant Chnlr- man-I: Monitor-3: Cafeteria H0sti3: Volleyball - 3: Echo Business Stull'-3. FREDERICK. GLENN Latin Club-l: Assembly Cum- milteeg2: Student Councilf2: Sveech Conzcsl.f2. 3: Volleyball f2: Ticket Cnmlrnilin-8: Shorts Etliwr for the NEWS -YS: Chemistry Clubfil: Senior Clmss Prrriarm-:xg .vu-uri-ry cummn- Lee--3: Echo Business Slalffil: Intramurals--8: Hi-Rum Bowllnsz -3: Assistant Home Room Chair- man -- 1: Track -v 3: Business Cummittcw-3: HOYB Stale-2. GARLQW. ANNA BELLE Llhrnrllnrl 3: Intramural lhlsf lu.'I.lmllf2, 3: Cnleteris Hmtesx! V-2: Ticker. Campaign-3: Echu Business Staff-H. ERICKSON. MAXINE 'ticket cmprugn-1, 2. aa G. A. A.-xg Chorus B-1: Attendance Taker--1: Cafeteria Hurirrrgl: Munltnr- -2: Announcements Com- mittcf-3. FAlRH1ms'r. DALE Entered January '52 from Unl- vcrsity City. Missouri. Baseball nl. 2: Hulrembsil- 1, 2: Jr. cum may. Ghost Wsnted : Crmrusgl, 2: Buys' Glrc Club- x, 2: Buys' Quarteira-i, 2: Mndrigal-1: Sully-1: Jr, Class Treasurer-2: Plays: Chorus A- ir 'hack-s. FILLENWORTH. CAROL Lntln Club - li YnWnCn - li Home Room Vice ClmirmRnAl. 2: Ilasketbnllglz Shufflehuard- 1: Tlrket Cnmnaiun-2. 3: Mon- itor-2: Volleyball-2, 3: Prom Committee-2: Bowllrltt'-'Z. B: Baseball-B: Student Council-Bi G. A. A.fK: Current Yrubleml Clubf3: Variew Show Make-UD -ll: Quill and Scroll-3. FREY. TOM Ticket Cnmuaiun-1. 2. 3: Font- bull-1: Chorus B-l: Class Vice President--1: Hand-l. 2: Chorus A-il Track--1. 2. 3: Student Council-f2: intfnmurnl Basket- ball--2. 3: Touch Football-f2. 35 Volleyball-2, 3: Munltnr-3: D Club-S: Buwling-3: lntrnmurnl Tennis--3. GLADWlNr FRANK Ticket Gamlmignrl, 8: Vnrlstv Showf-1: Blind-1: lntrnmurnl Volleyball--l. I5 GOODMAN, ALAN Echo Cullertcir Y2, 33 Ticket Cam- Dnillnv B: Nuniturfii. GROTE. BARBARA Ticket Cnmplliizn - 1, 2, 8: YIIVVHCD-I: G. A. A: -T. 2 : Glee Clubfl: Assistant Home Room Chuirnuln - 1: Latin Club H' 1: Chorus E flibrariani--23 Mon- itor-2: Chorus A-3: Chorus B -S: Variety Show-H. HAGGERTY, HARRIET Vulleybnll-1, 2. 3: Chkerlendimr Cmxdidute-1: Churus B-l, 2: Usher-fl, 2: Tirke! Campaign- 2, 3: Cafew-rin Hostessi2: Mon- itui-f2, 3. HAKANSON. RICHARD Grounds Cummittef.-AZ, HAMMERAND. ORVILLE Cnfeteris H u s t- -2: Volleyball f21 Ticket Cxxnixmiitn -3: Felli- urc E1.litorA NEWS g8. 16 GRASHDRN. MARILYN Prom Commiitce-2: Social Com- mitU.'ef3: Echo Business Man- BHMMQS: Current Problems Pres- ident Celubi-3: YaWaCs Cabinet -3: Hume Room Chairman-Si? Social Commiitee Policy Makin!! Board-3: Fcaiure Editur for the NEWS f3: Nntiomxl Hun- or Suciety-2. 3: Junior Finance Committee-2: Lntin Clubfl, 2: Volleyball-1. 2: Bnskellmllfl. 2. 3: ShuRleboardAl: Cafeteria Cnshierfl. 2: Ticket Cnnipuign --2, 3: Hospitality Cnnimikleef 2: Social Committee workin!! Shin'-2. 3: G. A. A.A2: Com- mercial Guild-f2, 3: YnWaCu-2. X: Variety Shaw-2, B: Quillnnrl Scroll-3. GRUBER. KATE Cafeteria Committee -- 1: All Schonl Plnyfl: llasketbxxllfh Shufflebom-d-1: Prupex-ties Com- mittee for All-Snhunl Plny-'21 Baselaall-8: Librarian-3: Hust- essv , HAHN. ELAINE Ticket. Campaistn-2, 3: Hrme Room Chairman-2: Librarian- 2: Home Room Assistant Chair- !uRnfB. HAMMERAND. NORMA Ticket Camnuizn-l, 2. 3: Glee Clubfl: Librarian-2. 3: Chorus A-2, 3: Variety Show-2. 8: Usher-2, 3: Program Chairman -'Sc Cafeteria Supervisor-8: Properties-3: NEWS Staff-3. HANDEL, VERA Ticket Campaign-1, 2, S: Give Clubil: Bnndfl, 2, 3: Orchts- truf-l, 2. 3: Chorus Afl. 2. B: Shulflcboard - 1: Monitor - 2: Chorus B-3: Variety Show-2, 8. HARM5. MARILEE Ligru-ian-2: Ticket Camnaizn Y .a HEINZ. JERRY Ticket Cnmlmizn-8, HENDREN, m.Am'ca Ticket campaian-1. 2. a. Vol- leyball-l, 2. s. cafanenan carn- anmaa-1: Bnnd41. 2, s: Basket- han-1: cnmaain Haaeeaa-2: maiorenkz. a: Nature Club-2. an Assistant Haan. Rohan Chnir- rnnnA2: shaniah Club-2: Mon- iun-42, a: Variety show-2: Pmn Committee- 2. Nalnae Club Treasurer-8: Orehestrnf 31 Pingpollkfza 3- HINES. DUANE Nature Clubfl. 2, a: Chorus 13- 1, 2. Latin clnh-1. 'rachel campaign-2, ag Movie Onerator -2, mohnaa--1, 2. A11 School may-Aa: sfnaa Crew-8: Andan- viaaal snhaaviaaa-4.2: Cherniatrb' mah-sz National Thespianfiii Stage Promotion chairman-a. nocluNG. SUSAN 'Picket campaim-f1.,2, 2: vox- layhangl. 2, ap Aaaaaaanm Hama xaaan chan-annn-1: Band-1. 2. ag Orchestra-1, 2. a: aaakelhan -1, 2, az Latin Club-1: Hal-na Room Chalrman-2: Wardrobe chaaannan-2: Nature ClulE2, s. vaa-law shaw-2, 5: Shatlinht of '51-2: French Horn Quarlette- 2, ag Pram Committee-2: Stu- dent council-az Nature Club Pl-aaiflenzjm Band sacaaharygsz Chemistry clah-a. National 'rhaanlana-2. a: Strinl! Quin- lan.-sp Echo memorial slan- ap National Honor SncieW48: Cafeteria 1-raazaaaM sz Senior aannuea Committee-B. HAYES. SHIRLEY Ticket Campaitln-1, 2. 8: Chorus B-1: Basketball-1, 2. SI Shul- llebolrfkl 1 Aaalatant Home Room Chlirman - 2: Monitor - 2. 5: YaWnCa--2: Volleyball-2. H: Bnwlink'-2. 3: Baseball-2. SC G.aA. A.-3: Commercial Guild HENDREN. GEORGIA Ticket Cnmpaizn-1. 2. 3: Cute- teria Committeelt Band-1. 2. 8: Commerelal Guild-1, 2, H: Basketball-1, 2: Orchestra-2. 8: Cafeteria Hostess-2: VolleY' ball--1. 2: Vlriellf Show-2. HENNIG. JANET Chorus A-2, 8: Prom Commit- tew2: BnwllnBA2, 8: Echo Ily- uut Staffgi: Social Committee Working Sta!!-8: Chorus AHS: G. A. A.-1. 2, 8: G. A. A. Pren- .ident-3: YBWICB-1, 2. BI YaWaCa Cabinet-1. 3: Social Commitwe Policy Makin! Board -8: Chorus Robe Cnmmitwewl 3: Cheerleadinl Candidate-12 Chorus B-1. 2. 3: Volleyball-la 2: Home Room Chnlrmlnglz Basketball-1. 2, 8: Shuiflehonrd all Ticket Clmlmign-2. 3: Chorus B-Z: G. A. A.-Secre- tary-Treasurer - 2: Comrnerchl Guild-2. 3: Variety Sh0wf2. 3: National Honor S0cicWf32 Quill and Scroll Society-8. BINKEL. MARY ANN All School Play-li All School PIBY Propertlesr-1. 2: Ticket Camllaillnfi, 3: Properties-52 Librarian-3. HOFFMAN. TOM Echo Collector-2: Ticket Cam- palfzn-3: Cap and Gown Com- mittee-3. 17' IIOLM, ROGER Nllure Clulwl. 2. 3: Orcheetrlf 1, 3: Latin Club-I: Ticket Cam- Dslxn-2: Bind-2. 3: Variety Show - 2. 8: Cafeteria Host-- 2: Audlo-visual Crew-3: Stax!! Promotion-S: Chemishry Club! B: Trumpet Trio-3: National Honor Socldy-5. HOPKINS. GEORGE Ticket Campaign-1. 3: All School Play-l. 2, 3: Variety Show-1: Monitor-l: Turnhlink -l: Badminton-I: Stage Crew A: Properties-8: Chemistry Cl1Lh?8: Natlonsl Thespians- I. . . HUBBARD.. -Ill Ticket Clmbaikn-I. 2, 3: Vu- rlely Show-1: Movie Operator-- 2: From Commiitee-2: Monitor Captain-5. BUIILBURT. BILL Basketball-I., 2. 8: Monitor-2. 3: Blselnllsl, 2, 3: 'Hcket Cam- pnlznf2. 8: Touch Football- 1. 2. 3. KAHLE. BOB Football-1: Intramural Basket- ball-I, 2. Hi Volleyball-I. 2: Trunk - I: Touch Football - 2: Ticket CampalznA3. 18. IIOLIIAN ELIZABETH T i c ll e t Carnbllgn-1. 2. ll YnwaCn-l. 2. 8: YlWlCa Treas- ures-f8: Monitor-1. 2, 3: Vol- leyball--I. 2: G, A. A.--1, 2, 3: Candidate Cheerlendinlt--I: Glee Club---l: Usherfl: Balkvtballf I. 2: Shulflelzoardfl: Huabitallty Cvmmilteb-2. 3: Chorus Il-2: All School Play fmake-upl-2: National Honor Soeiely-5: Foot- hnll llulmuet Has!-ess-2, 8: Span. ish Club-2: Prom Committee- 2: l3owlingi2. B: Htmleal-3: Chorus Af8: Current Problems Club lsecretlryl - B: Vlrioly Show-3: Echo Business Stal- 8: Echo Editorial Stall-3: Gift Committee Chairman-3. IIOUY. CAROL Monitor - l. 2: Volleyball 3 1: Uaskedblllfl: Commercial Guild fl. 3: Clfeleril Hostess -2: Baseball-3, nunmrr, nonimm- Football-1: 'mm Camnalln-2, a: Public Adams-2, ag Pram Committee-Z. IIUSEMAN. GEORGE Football-l, 2, 8: Student Coun- eilfl, 2: Intramural Basketball -I. 2: Track-1: Junior Varslly --2: Ticket Clmpallnf2, 3: Commercial Guild-2. 3: Monitor -- 8: Cafeteria Supervisor - 3: Grounds Com:-nitue-8: Commer- cial Guild President-8. KEMPTER. DIANE 'I' l c lc e t Campaign-1, 2. 8: YnWlCaiI, 2, 8: Chorus B--1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball-21 Chorus A-2, 3: V0lleybnllf2I Prom Commiite1?2: Varltty Show-2, 8. KENNEDY, RICHARD Ticket CamDuiKn-1. 2: Nnture Clubfl: VnrietY Show-13 F001- bsll-2: Tennis-2. KILBY. CAROLE Ticket Cnmvlllln-1. 2. 3: Latin Club Secreury - 1: YsWaCn President-1: Volleyball-1, 2: Home Room Attendance Taker- 1. 2. an Student Council-I: Bus- ketbsllil: History crm secre- tary-2: Hmm-y Librm-inn-2: Stlanlsh Club-2. 3: M0nitm'f2i Prom C0mmitlfe++2: l'l0sDitalitY Committee-3: Chemistry Club- B7 Bowlintl-S: Echo Ediwrial SQEHFB: National Honor Society KCIDPMAN. MARY ANN vmery srmw-1. 2. sz Band-1. 2. ap Orchestra-1. 2, a: sums: -1, Z 3: Ticket Cnmpuizn-2: Mad:-iguIf2: Chorus n-2: chor- us A-2: Home Room Assistant Chlirmlnf2: Eclm Collector-37 Current Problems Club-3: Pell Band Director--8: Accompanim- lm Business Stnlf l 1. 2. sz Ee . - : Flute Qumme - ag Nntionnl Honor society-a. KRITZ. ROY Ticket. Csrnpnizn-l. 2. 3: Home Room Chnirmnnfl: Trackwl. Z. 3: Cross Country Track-2, 8: Monltor+2: Speech Contest-2. 8: Prom Committee-2: Cum- merciul GuilflY3I Grounds Com- mlttee-3: lntrnmurnls4: Jun- ior Vsrsity Basketball-2. LANDER5. LOUIS Ticket Cnmx1niunA1. 2. 8: Foot- bnll41. 2, 3: Chorus B-gl. 2: Varietl' Show4l. 2E Bllsketbnll- 1. 2: Truck-1: chorus A-2: sump SnleemanAl. 2. sp Mun- iwl-zg Prom cqmmnmefz. KENYON. RITA Cheerleading Candidntel: Glee Club-l. 2: Basketball-li Ticket Cnmmulkn - 2. B: Cnmmerelul Guild-2. 3: Clfeterla Hostess- 2: Volleyball-2. KIRCH. RONALD Basketball-1: Ticket Cnmlhlln KRAMER, BETTE 'mm Campaign-l. 2. s: Glee Club-1: umm nwz. sz mn- amr-z: chow A.a: commer- clnl Guild--9: Variety snow-2. s. LAMBERT, DONALD Chorus B-1. 21 Chorus A4l. 21 Intramural Buketbsll-1: Touch Football-2: Ticket Gsmlnlln-8. LANDSCHULZ, PAUL Hi-Y-1. 2. 3: Blnd-l. 2. 5: Volleylmllgl. 3: Gal!-1. 2. 3: Ticket CampalKn!2. 3: Nature Club-2. 3: Commercial Guild- z, az commercial Gund vin- Preslllent-3 2 Spanish Club-2, S: Vlriely Show-2. 3: Touch Foot- lmll-2. 3: Blnketbsll-2: Moh- imx-T2: Prom Committee-2: ln- trnmursl Baseblll-5: Echo Bus- inass Manlllbr-3: Nature Club Vice-President-11: PPODGYIY Ind Assistant VlcePrexident43: Ns- tivnsl Honor Sonieilf-Z. 3: NA- tionnl Honor Society President Y B: Chemistry Club-33 D Club .-z, S: eminem qum-muka: Pep 'Bond Director-Bi Qlllll and Scroll--S. 19' LANG, RUTH Cheerleading Candidate-1: Vol- leybull-1: 'mm campaign-2, az camera- Hostess-Z: Chorus B-3: Glee Club-3: Variety Show-8. 1.AnsoN, RONALD Intramurnl Basketball-1, 2: 'ranch 1-'mn-11-2. Volleyball- sz 'mm c-mw-mn-a: sem Collector - s: Assistant chm- mn-a. LEWEY. CHARLES Traci!-1. 2: SPnnish Club-21 Monitor-2: Ticket Campaign-S. LUB5. HELEN Ticket Campaign -1. 2. 32 YnWlClL-1: Home Room Vice- Chairman-1: Volleyballvl, 2: Latin Club-1: Monitor-2: Ushf erf2: Home Room Chairman- S: Kostas-8. MANOS, GEGRGE Ticket Campaign-1. 2. 8: Font- ball-1. 8: ciwrus B-l. 2: chorus B Uihrarinnl-1: Public Address-1: Hi-Y-l. 2: Valley. leyhallf-1. 2. az Baaminwngi, 2, 8: Pimnmnxml : Track-1 : Home Room Chalrmun - 2: Hismry Class Chairman-2: 'Touch Foot- ball-2. 35 Baseball Intramurals -2. 3: Echo Business Stuff-3: Audio-vim: Stn!!-1. a. 20 LA PORTE, DANIEL Football-lg Chorus Bfl: Band fl, 2. S: Orchestra-1. 2. 3: Bndminwn-1: Track-li Ticket Campaixn-2. 3: Brass Quai-tene -2: vm-my Show-1, 2. sz Touch Football-2: French Horn Qunrtermg2. 3: Braun Sexteue -2. 32 Band Property-3: PGP Band Director-3. LESCH. JOAN Volleyball-1, z. Ushei-fi. 2. a: Commercial Guild-1. J? Glee Club-2: Bowling-'2, 3: Prover- ties-8 : Baseball--3 : Ticket Cun- puign-8: Lihnrian-8: G. A. A. -B: Drnmatics-3 : Basketball-8. LOVE. JOAN Buketbull-l. 2, 3: Volleyball- 2: Ticket Campaign-2, 3: An. sishxnt Home Room Chairman- 8: Huspiialii-Y Committee-1. MAGSON. JOYCE Ticket c-mwgn -1. 2, a: YAWACB-I. 2. 3: Vnlleybnll-1. 2. 3: Glee Club-1: Basketball- i, 2. ap cum-ua A-1. 2. ag chor- us B-l. 87 Lltin Club-ll YaWaCa Cabinet-2. B: Echo Collector-1. 2? Prom Committee --2. B-,w1ingA2, s. mmriv1-- 35 Promotions Commitke- 33 Variety Shuwfl S: Chemistry Club-37 Student Director of Cheaper By The Donn -5: Stake Pronertles-8: Echo Bush ness Staff-8: Make.-up Commit- tee fm- Varll!!-Y Show-53 Choir- man of Suze Promotions for Senior Glass Plly-3. MAUEIL RUSSELL Football-1: Chorus B-l. 8: Baseball-1? Chorus A fllbrlr- ian-2: Ticket Cambahxnia: Va. rletb' Show-5. NAUL. PBYLLIB Volleybnll-l : Glee Club-1: D154 ketblll-l: Commercial Guild-1. 2. I: Chorus ll-2. S: Munlwr- 2: Ticket Cnmlvnlin-2, 3: Madri- Kal-3: Churu-B A-1: HOSPl!alli.Y Y-51 Varleiy Show-2. 5: Enter- tainment for Senior Party-ll. MC GILL. CHARLES Ticket Camvailn-I. 2. 3: Mon- ltnl--l. 2, 8: Football-1. 2. 8. Promotlann Committee-lx Sunn- llh Club-l. 2. 3: Basketball-li Track-l: Chorus A ilecrelaryl -2: Chnrul A-2. 8: Varlety Show-2: Tennis-2, 8: Monitor Capuin-3: Grounds Committee -s. sump sneemn-a: Echo Collector-8: Vicbprenident ul Senlur Clall-3: Intramural Dmi- kelhall-3: V0lleYbllliSi Shing Ish Club Presldtnt-3: Boys' SKale'2. MILLER, .Im vnueyb-n-1. 2, az xntm-mm: B-.ut-unix-1, 2: B-amsnwn-x: Track-1. 2,s: 1-loemgz, a: 'much Fwmll-1, 2. Prom Committee 4. --D Club-45: Volleyball-1, za Ticket sues for cum my-a. MISHLER. CAIIOLYN Ticket Cnmnalyxvl, 2. 3: Home Room Cllalrmln--I: Cheerlead- lhl' Clndldate-l: Volleyball-1. 2. 3: Orchestra-1. 2. 3: Student Council-1: Baaketballwl. 2: G. A. A.-l. 2. B: YnWaCn-1, 2. 81 Football Bnnnuet Hostess-B: AB- umbly Committee- 2: Sunmv Snleamnn-2: Sxnnish Club-2: Monitor-Z: Vlrlely Bhnwf2: Bowlllm'-2: Hostess-3: Athletic ummm Hoeusasvfli Pinqlvunk-'- li National Thesplan Society-2. 8: Senior Class Bannuetfl: Usher-1: CHD and Gown Com- mllue-3: D Club Blnilulsl- X: Mother Was a Preshmnn A- 2: Little women -2. NAUUAN. DONALD Cafeteria Committee-1: Cnfe- ierla Holt-l: Prom Committee -42: Monlwr-8: Ticket Cum- paizn-3: lJuebnllAl. MC CARTER. SHIRLEY Ticket Cnmnnign - 1, 2, xg YAWACI Cablnet-1: Cheerlead- lnk Candldlle-1: VolIeYl1all-l. 2. 3: Glee Club-li Varlely Show-1. 'L 3: G. A. A.-l. 2. Bi Basketball-1. 2. 8: Latin Club- l' History Clasl Seeretlry-21 ciom. A-2. a: Home nm... Chairman-2: Monitor-2. 3: YaWnCn-1, 2. S: Bowlilll!-2. 33 Secreiury or Bowlinl Ammclltlon -sq Pi-um Committee-2: Ath- letic Banquet Hostess-3: Senior Bnnnuet Hostess-I. 2: D Club Banquet-1: Football Bun- quei Houma- 1: Pinxmmg - 2: Echa Business Stiff-3 : Vocal Al- xeinm-2: Usher-5: Buemll MIHALAKIS. MICHAEL Fwlbnllkn 'mick-1: Mmm --2: Class Presidenff-2: Ticket Cnmnnlpzn-S: Vice-nresldent ol Chelniutry Club-8: Stage Prn- mohons Committee-3: Bowllnl Team-2: Chairman ol Junlor 'rum- . MILLER. LYLE Volleyball--1. 2. S: Lltln Club- l: intramural Basketblll-2. li Munltor-2. 3: Prom Cnmmlttee --2: Chemistry Club-8: Hi-Ram linwllnu League Secretary-8: Class Dua cummmee-2, sp hi- trnmunl F-was-Ilia: mdmiman -3: llusrbnll-3. MUELLER, JAMES Ticket Campaign-4. NESLER. TOM . Ticket Cnmpnlgnhl, sg mud- l. 8: Basketball-I : Basketbnll In. trnmurlla-8: Tuuch Football-li chemistry club-ag Latin Club- l: Echo Business SV.aKf3. 21 NEUMEISTER. DAN Monitor--2, 5: Chemistry Club- 3: Hi-Ram Bowling League-32 lnirnmwrnls-B. NOESEN. MARILYN Ticket Csmmlzn - 1. 2. 8: YxWnCa-1: G, A. A.fl. 23 Vul- leylnllwl: Glee Club-l: Girls' Sexteitr-l. 8: Mndrizal-I. 2. 3: Voc!! Alternate-1, 2: Chorus A -x. 2. 3: Mixed Quai-:ence-af: Conieet Soloist-2. B: Girls' Trm -ll: All-Slave Music Festival. Dei Molrmefil: Muni: Contest- 1, 2. aa vmemy Show-1, 2. a: Munltor!2: Spanish Club-2. 3: History Class Secretary-2: Hos- Diuxlity Cummittee-8: Senior Bnnlluet Hostessfl: Prom Cum- mittee Chairman-22 Etthn Co- Eclllor-Ql: Home Room Chairman -sg cnemiszry Club-3: cm-us Float Committee - ll : Slhmish Club I-'lout Committee-8: Ac- comvnnlst - 2. B: Quill und Scroll-8. OSTERT. RICHARD Monitor-l. 2. 3: Pr0m Commit- tee-2: Ticket Camvnizn-3. PALMER. SHEILA Ticket CnmDniRn-1. 2. B: G. A. A.-1. 31 Volltyblll-1. 2. 32 Glee Club-l: Bnsketli.sllAl, 2. 3: Latln Club-1: Sextette-2: Chorus B-2. 3: Judiciary Com- mitteeh YuWaCn-2. B: Mon- itor-'2: Bvwlinllvl. 3: Bowliml Prtildent-ll News Edltor-35 All School Pluyflli HOBWBSABI Chdrus A-2, 8: Athletic Banquet -8: Vlritly Shaw-3: Echo Ed- itnrlal Staff-3: Prom Comrnitice -2: Senior Gift Committee-'Bi Quill und Scroll-3. PATRUM. JAMES Ticket Cllnlllllln-1. 2. S: Foot- ball-I: Vlrlely Show-1, 2. S: Band-1, 2, 3: vclleybm-1, 2. 8: 'hxmbliml-1. 2. 8: Badminton -1, 2: 'rrmk-1, 2, sp Cummer- clll Guild-2. 3: Touch Footlnll fl, 2. 3: Bnskethlll-2: Bas- ketball Intramurals-1. 2. BI Baseball Intramurals-l: Orches- tra'-2. ll. -ZZ NIDAY. m-rrrv Ticket csmpsiu-122. aa M-mam -2. ai mmm capuin-a: Home Room .msnasme 'num- 2. aa Volleyball-Z: Placement Committee Prom ch-:mum-2. Hostess-8: Commercial anna-- s: B-lskeuwxn Intramurals---3. OHMERT. ALICE Spanish Club-2: Mnnitor-2. 3: Sputlizht Make-up Committee! 8: Speech: Prom Committees- 2: liuwliml-2: Bxsebnll-3: As- sistant Home Room Chlirlnun- 1, 3: Chorus A-8: Hosrliuliw Cummittee-32 Variety Showfl. 2, 3: Current Problems Club-35 Current Problems Club Vice' President-3: Ticket Cnmxaalsnk 1. 2, 3: YnWnCa-l. 2: YnWaCu Cnbineb-l. 2: G. A. A.-1. 2. 32 Cheerlendini! Candidate-1: Vol- leyball-I. 2. S: Glee Club-li 'Basketball--I, 2. 3: Choi-un B'- 2: All School Pl8Y lmuke-uD'l- 2: roman: Blnquet Hostess-1. 2: Class Treasurer-S. OSWALD, MAUREEN Ticket Camvuizu-l. 3: Com- merclll Guild-1. 2. 3: Chorus B -2. 3: Hmaketbnll-2: Variety Show--2 3: Usher-1, 2, 3: M011- iLorf2: Volleyball-2. 3: Prom Committee-2: Bowllnk-2. 3: Hostess-ll: Grounds Committee -B: Chorus A-8: Echo Business StnEf8: News Staff-ll: Li- brnrialifs. PARIS. SHIRLEY Ticket Camxuizn - l. 2, 3: YaWBCB Cabinei-1. 3? Chorus li-1, 2. 3: Basketball-l. 2. 3: Latin Club v- 1: Mohllnr - 'LG YaWaCa-l, 2, ag v-rim Show -Z. 3: Chorus AW2. 3: Valley- ball-2. S: Prorn C0mmltteef27 Monim cspuln-ag :ummm liumes Room Chairman-3: Bowl- msrg . PETRAKIS, RITA 'Hcket Clmbnign - 1, 2, 3: YaWnCa-1, 2, :xg-Home Room Chairman-l: G. A. A.fl, 2, 3: Volllyball-l. 2: Chorus B-1: Blind-1. 2. SI Orche-slr:-L 2. 3: Usher-1: Judiciary Commit- tre-l. 2. 3: Shulfleboird-fl: Latin Club-l: Assistant Chair- man-2: Hiawri Librarian-2: Spanish Club-2: Clleteria Hust- ess-2. 3: Prom Committee-22 Cnmmerclul Guild-3: NEWS -3: llowlint--35 Hnskelhallvl 8: Nntiunal Honor Sueie!YA3. PHILLIPS, WAYNE 'mlm campaign-1. 2. a. Forst- lmllwl. 2, s: Basketball-1. 2. ll: Truck-1. 2. sa Manlwl-2: Grounds comming-e-sr orches- em-al lmld-3: Variety Show -ar spam radical- or the --Nt-:ws -al Inu-llmlll-nl nm- bnllfl: lnlrnmurnl Vnlleyballg 1. 2. 8: Echo Businmss sm-lr-a. PRESTON. CHARLES Ticket Camhailn-l, 2, 8: As- sistant Home Boom Chnirrnan- z. ap Hi-Y-lu nadmlnum-1: Home Room Chairman-2. 3: Tennis-I 2, 9: NEWS f8: ln- trnmural Basketball-2. B: ln- trnmural Football-2:' Prom com- mittee-2: Homeenmlnz Decora- tions Committee-L 2. 3. mmsrnnn. NEIL Munlmur-l: chorus B-1 2: va. new show-l. 2, sy Hi-Yfl: Track-1: Lulu Club-1? 'rlclm Campaign-2, 3: Movie opmwr -l. 2. sz crm cmmlry Tmk- 27 Touch rmlmllgzq Pl-om comming-2: Chorus A-B. m:1sEN. ELEANOR Volleyball - l: Glee Club - 1: lmkemll-1: Tinker campaign -2, ll. chorus A--2: Monitor- l, 2: Manual- Captain-2: va- riety Shaw-2: cameras Host-:ss 2-Chorus B-2. RETTENMAIER. JAMES Ticket Csmvnixn-1, 2. 8: Foot- ball-l, 33 Chorus B-12 Golf' I. 2. 8: Touch Foov.ballA2: ln- trnmurul Basketball-3: Intra- mural Volleyball-2. 3. PORTER. JACK 'richer c-mp-llm-l, 2, ll: ln- tramural Blsketball--1. 2. S: ummm-1. 2. aa 'rl-nellglz Lnllrl Club-l: Volleyball-2. 8: Badminton-2, 3: Prom Commit- tee-2: NEWS -8: Intramural Fnothullfll: Fuothlll-1: Chem- istry Club-3: Chemlsirb' Club Presidelli-3 I Echo Editorial SNR -8: Boys' Bowllng Lealzuwiz Echo Business Stuff---3: Grounds Committewl RALSTON, JACQUELINE Ticket Cnmvniltn - l, 2. 31 YBWBCI-l. 2: G. A. Ar-1. 2. X: Clleerlendlnl! Cundidnw-I! Volleyball-1. 2: Glee Club-ll Variety Shuwill Cafeteria Host- ess-l. 2, 3: Chorus B-2: Mon- itor-2: Bowlinllf2: Current Problems Club-3: Basketball- 1: Asssmbly Committee-2. RATHBUN, JOAN Tlcke! Clmvuiun - 1, 2, 8: YnWnGn-1. 2. 3: Merit System Secretnryilg G. A. A.-1, 2, 3: Clleerlendinz Candidatel: Val- leylmllfl. 2. 3: Glu Club-ll Basketball-1. 2. 3: Class Secre- tary-2: Hospitality Committee-- 2: Hostess-2, B: Bulletln Board -2. 3: Bowlinilfl S: Social Commitkee Workinx SUR-32 Chorus A-3: Chorus B-3: G. A. A, ViccvPresidellt--3: Vmrieiy Show-3: Athletic Blmzuet Host- ess-B: Prom Cummltteek Na- tional Honor Society-2, 8. REISNER. JXW Ticket Campaign-l. 2. 3: Foot- ball-1, 2. S: horns B-1: Bla- kethlllsl, 2. 8: Trunk-1: Prom Committee-2 : Gul!-2 7 NEWS is: D Club-1. 2, a. X RETTENM EIER, LARRY Nature Club-1: Ticket Cam- Dallzn-8. 23 RICIIMAN. JERRY Ticket Clmliliin-1. 2. 31 Foot- blll--l. 21 Chnrul B llreuurerl -1: Intrlmurll Buketblll--I. 2. 3: Truck-1: Chai-ua A-2: Com- mercial Guild-2. 8: Mnniinr!2Z NEWS -B: Intrlmurll VnlleY bull-l, 2. 8: Credit. Business Manner - 8: Echu Business SttlIf!. ROBEY, CLARENCE Monitor-2. IIOLOFF. HARY ANNA Volleyball-l. 2: Chorus 341. 2. 3: Ticket Camvnllzn-2: Va- riety Show-I. 3: Glve Club-2. ROWS. MARILYN Ticket Campaign - 1, 2, S: YnWlCl-1: Home Room Chair- mln-1: G. A. A.-1. 22 Volley- blll-1: Glee Club-li Commer- clll Guild-1. S: Basketball-1. 2. 8: Shufllebourd-I: Monitor- 2: Soelnl Committee Worklnl Stl!!-2. ROWELL. RICHARD Tennlsf2. 24 RIEGLER. EARL Cafeteria Cnmmlllee-1: Fbotblll -1: Culeteril Holt-1: Truck- l. 2. 3: Ticket Cnmvnikn-2. 3: D Club-3. ROBINSON. .HM 'mlm Cnmpnlsm-1. 2. az F001- ball-l: Vollfyblll-I: Movie OD- erutor-I. 2. 8: Touch Football- 2: Prom Committee-2. ROSECRANS. RICHARDSON Band-1, 2, B: Ticket Cnmpniin -2. 8: Movie Operator-2: Echo Collecwr-I. 2. SI Variel-Y Show-3, ROWELL, JACQUELYN Ticket Campaign-1, 2. 3: Cnfe- terin Committee-1: Girls' Sex- tette-1, 2: Variety show-1. 2. li BandAl, 2. 3: Buketblll-I. 2, S3 Chorus A-I, 21 Cnfetkrll Honteesfli Chorus A llibrtrlnnl -2. Assembly Committae-2: French H...-.. Qunmehz, az Vulleybsliil 8: Prom Commit- tee-2Z Blseblll-4: Echo Co- Edltor-S: H0sDl!.llltY Cnmmltieb -B : Orchestra-3 : National Hon- ors Society-3: Quill Ind Scroll RUBENDALL. ROBERT Intrnmurll Bllll2thlllf8: Intri- murnl Volleyball-S. RYAN. SUSAN Glee Club-l, 3: Ticket Cnmpuikn A-2. 5: Librarian- 3: Hostess-- 51 Huwlinitfl SCHEPPELE. BARBARA Monitor-1: Bnndgl, 2. 3: Or- chestra-1, 2. 3: Ticket Cum- pnign-2, 3: Hostess43. SCHLITZER, ROSE Ticket Campailznfl SCHMl'l'u DONALD Ticket Cnmpalgn-1, 8. SCllMl'l'1'. KENNETH Ticket Cnmvnilln-3: Monitor-2 3: Commercial Guild-3. SANDERS. MARY Ticket Campaign-1. 2, 3: Vol- leyball--L 2. 3: Cllmmercinl Guild-1: G. A. A. --l. 2. B: Bus- ketbull-1. 8: Cafeteria Hllatess- 2: Monitor-2: Usherfl SCHIERS, DONALD Tivket. cnmpnlgn-l, 2, ap mn- ball--1. 2. s: vnl-my Show-l. 2. 3: lntrnniural unnlmbnll-1. 2, 3: Chorus B-l, 2, s: volley- nnll-l. zl: Blnlnnincnn--l, 2. a: 'rnnnk-1. 2: Chorus A-2, s: Monitor-1. 2: Track Mnnnne: - 2. s: Monitor Cnntnin- 2: lntrn- :nnrnl unseunll-1, 2, SCHMERBACH. KENNETH Ticket Campaign-8. SCHMIT. PATRICIA Ticket Cumlllailln -- 1, 2. 3: YnWaCnfl. 2, 3: YuWaCn Club- inet!1. 8: We Shook The Fum- ily Treeufl: Cheerleading Crm- didatel: Volleyball-1, 2, s: Girls' Glee Clubfl: Glee Club Librarian-I: Chorus Bf2, 3: Variety Show-1. 2, 3: Basketball -1, 2. 3: Latin Club-1. 2: Mon- iturfl, 2: Prom Committee-2: Bowlingfl 3: Cu-student Direc- tor uf Clementine -32 Cafe- terin Hostl:'ssf3: Judicinry Cum- mittee-S: Chorus A--8: Chorus Rolla Cnmmittewl 3: Home Room Chllirmunfllr Chemistry Club!3: Chemistry Club Secre- tnrygfli Nntiurlnl Thesllians Su- eiely-3: Cheaper By The Dul- cn -3: Co-Clmirnmn nf the CBP and Gown Comittec-3: Nuiiomll Honor Society' -B. scnullclmlz. Fnomzucr-: cnfelerin Hostessfl. 2: E.-nn Culluctor-1. 2. s: Volleyball-2. a: lxnwllnlz-2. ax: Plnlznnnlzfl, 2: Hesllltulily Cummiitee- 31 Athletic Banquet Hostess-3: vn. 1-my ShowiS: cnemmry Club-- s: Activity sn-nm: Salesman- ll: Chulrmnn of Senior clans Play Ticket Sales-8: Assistant Home Room Chairman-l. sl: G. A. A,fl. 2. s: Cheerleading cnn. dldnlkl: Chorus B--1. 2: Chor- n.: A-3: Mnnilnr-1, 2: Lnlln Club - 1: Student clnnnfal M 2: sznllnnz Council semlnln- - 2: 'mkel cnnwninn 2, X: Ynwncn -2, s: Ynwncn cnlnnn-2, s. 25 SCIIOENTRAL. BEVERLY YnWaCn-1, 2. 3: Volleyball-1. 2, 3: Chorus B-l, 3: G. A. Af 1. 2. 3: Shutfleboardflt Latin Cluhfl: Ticket CnniDRiRn42. 3: Scxzene -2. 3: Orchestra-1. 2. 3: Dnnll--1. 2, B: Chorus A-2. 3: Chorus Librarian A 2. St YaWaCa Cabinet - 2: Bowlini League-3: Assistant Simlent Di- rectnr uf Bandfil: Assistant Home Runm Chairman--2: Bas- ketball -1. 2, 3: Variety Shaw! 2. 3: BaseballX3: Cafeteria Su- Dervisor-8: Mmlrimil-8: At- tendance Tukerfl, 2, 3: G. A. A. Prugram Chairman-S: Pink- 11lllll!f2. 3: Drum Quintette-3: Echo Business Stalfflii National Hlmlll- Sorlety -a. SEYER. DAVID Ticket campaign-l, 2, sz Fm- lmll-1: Volleyball-1: Track-12 clwm lx-2: Himry class sec- mllry-2: crm collnll-y T1-ack Ms: Intramural Basehallfl el: Debate Tenn.-ag All School Play -s, llvwllnu-an Echo ullsilwgs sum-s, 4. SHAPPELL, ROYCE Football-l, 2: Intramural 'Bas- ketball - l. 2: Volleyball - 2: Ticket Campaign-'Sr Pram Coln- mittee,-2. SPECHTENHAUSEK, JACK Camera Club-1: Phubullraphera 1: Movie Operator-l. 2: Prom Cnmmittew'2: Ticket Camhailzn A-3: Gul! Tenmfl: Junior Fi- nance Committee-2: Bowlinss Teomffi. STEIL. JAMES Monitorgl: Baseball-1. 2. 3: Ticket Campaixn'--B: D Club- 3: Intramural Volleyball-8. 26 SCHWAEGLER. ROBERT Chorus Avl: Variety Show-l. 2. 3: Band-l, 2, 8: Tirket Cam- llaiKnf2, 3: Social Committee-- 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: As- sembly CommiI.te1.Lf3: Bowling ' 3: Cheaper By The D.lzen - S: National Thesllians 3. SHAFFER. JAMES Hi-Y-1: Commercial GuildAlt lmmmlll-al Basketball - l, 2: Mpnitor - l, 2: Badminton W 1: PIIXRPOBK-l. 2. 3: Ticket Cam- nnizn-2. 8: Ticket Salesman-2: Stamv Salesman--2: Touch Foot- ball--2. 3: 'Tennis-1, 2, 3: ln- tramural Baseball - rl: slml-i-li Club-3: Associate Editor nf the NEWS -3: Variety Show- 3: Boys' Stat?-2: Debate Squad' 3: Junlnr Varsity Baaketllall-8: Echg Editorial Statf--8: Echo Business sm:-sl Mlwle opu- ator-3: D Cluh - 3: Gift Cclmmitlee-S. SNODGRASS, DALE Cummercinl nllllll--l, 2: Badmin- tnnfl: Ticket cnmlmilm--2, sq Home nom clwlmml-2: Mon- itur - 2: Volleyball - 2, Pram cnmmamtgz: Intramural lm- kellxull-2. STACKIS, MARY ANN Basketball-1. il: Monitor--1, 2: clifezerlll Hmm! f 2: Variety Shuwf2: Usher-2: Volleyball- 2:- Bowlinlz - 2: Ticket Cum- llautll-S. STEVE. MARY Ticket Campaign 1, 2. al YaWaCn-l: Volleyball-1, 2. 3: Basketball-1, 2, 3: Commercial Guild-2. B: Commercial Guild Treasurer-3: Speech Contest-2: Make-up commmee - sl Eclm Business Staff-3: Pirlllllonil-2. 3. STEVENS. DAVID Football-1, 2. 5: Band-I. 2. 3: Orchestra-1. 2. 3: Student Conn' cil!1: Buskeiball-1. 2. Sl Clar- inet QI-lll'ltilM1, 2, S: Suloiltg 1: Assemble Committee-1: Vol- leylmllgl: Tennis-1, 2. 3: Tick- er csmpsigii-1, 2. aa nsiiss Band-2. 3: Dance Band Director 33: Hlstofy Class Seerewryfi: vm-my show-2. az Echo ssi- leetol-f2, 3? Clarinet Trio-2: NEWS Edltor-3: Vins-Presb dent. of D Clubf2, 3: Echo Editorial Sta!! - 3: 'lntrnmurnl Baseball-1: German Band-1. 2. 8: National Honor Sociefy-3. 'rAnNu1'zER. xu'rA Cafeteria Committee-1. si ush- erv-1. 2. si Basketball-1. s: Mmm.--2. csfsisris Hssmsss- 2. as 'rism campaign-sz mse- usii-a: Ausiiasiiss Taker-8: Volleyball-8. THEIS. JEANETTE Volleyball-1, 2. 3: Ticket Cam- Dlikn-SI Baseball-3: Aasisthhi Home Room Chnirmun-8. TIMMERMAN- MAXINE Volleyballfl. 2. 3: Glee Club- 1: Chorus B-1: Chun-us B Li- brarian-li Bandai. 2. 3: Or- chestra-I. 2. 35 Basketball-1. 2. 32 Ticket CumD8iEn-2, BI Chorus A-2: Vu-iely Show-2. 8: Saxophone Quan-ten,-2, 3: Snloistg2. 3: Baseball-3: Dance Band-8. TROPF. EUGENE lntramurnl Basketball - L 2: Baneballgl. 2. 3: Touch Fuotlmll -2. vnusybsn-2. ai risks: Gumvaiiln-8. SULLIVAN. ROBERT Biimi-1. 2: Ciimmereiiil Guild- 1, ai 'Ticker ciimiisiznfzi su- ciiii cnmmmss workin.: sum'- 2: ciimsi-in supervise.-f2: Prom Cummings chsirmim -- 2: Echo Lsyum. sum' x: Suuiul Committee --- sg ssiiisf uiimiiisi Cnmmitteefll. TAYLOR. Junrm Ticker Camvuiim f i. 2, 3: YnWuCu-1, 2: Yawiics Cabinet --1. 2: G. A. A.fl. 2. sz G. A. A. sm-amy-fa: Volleyballfli 2: Hiisviuuiry Cummittee-l. 2: omhesim---1. 2. 3: All seriisii Piiiyfi. 2, B: Hsskenbsu-1. 8: came.-is Hostess-1. 3: Shuffle- bmira-1: Liimin Club-I: sex- tettnr--2: Bunn!-2. sa snimish Clubf2. iz: cms. Trsssiirsr-.zz Mimawi--2. Bsivlime-2. sm-wh Contest.-2. 3: Assembly Commit- lee-3: Home Rmim Chnirmnn4 as: Current Pmmsms Chih43: viiri-sry shiiwssi Echo Enimriiii sim-si Echo Business sum! sz Biinqim. Committee?3g su-ing Quintette-l. 3: Drum Quintelte -sz Music Contest-1, 2, s. THILMANY. DONALD Monitor-l: Ticket Campaign-3. 'nuzu1.NY. JA-NIECE Decorations Committee-1. 2, a: Vulleylmllsl, 2, 3: Usiis.--1. 2, ai ciireisiiii 1-x0swssA1. Lnlin Clulrflz Tickvt cnmpsign-2. aa 1-mm commimse-2, ai uiissbsu -as I-:sim Layout Stuff-3: si.- mi Commlttee-S: sump Salee- man-H: Pimnwnnfs: ssiiisr Banquet cummmss-s. Quin sim ss.-on-a. TURNQUIST, NELS Latin ciiiiiiu Chorus B--1. as Home asm.. chiiirmuii-1: Ns- ziirs chin-1: ciimsm Club-li Ticks: csmmiigiisz. sz Chorus A -2, sg spanish ciiil.-2. viirisw Show-2. sq Echo rimwgrspiisr -2. ai Monitoigil. 27 uuamcn. GERTRUD Orche-s!rn12, 3: H-mu-s: cafe- wm. Hostess-2: Suluistfl az v-.may show-fa: sum Quin' mem--a. VANDERLIPPE. ROBERT Ticket Cnmbniznfl 8: Photo!!- ruvhy Clubw2 : Business Mnnuzer ul the NEWS f3. VEACH, CHARLES Monitor-1. Z. 32 Nnlure Club- ip Aman-ie awnmll Mannuerg l: Prum Committee-2: Ticket Cnmlmizn-3. WILKINS, DONALD Attendance Tlker4l, 23 Ticket Clmpaign-3. WISSING, RUTHANNE Volleyball-1. 2. B: Usher-l. 2. 3: Cafeteria Hostess-l: Baseball -3: Ticket Cnmpniun - 8: Grounds Committee-B5 Librar- ian-Xg Commercial Guild-8: Basketbnllfl, 2. B. 28 VANDER BERG. MARY JANE Ticket Cnmmilzn-1. 2, 3: G. A. A.-l. 2, 8: Cheerleldlm! Cnndi- duke-l: Glee Club-1: Vlrle!Y Show Mlkeup Committee- 'li Basketball--l. 2, 5: Sextetle Sull- stitntr-2: Honnlumy commit- tee-2: Orchestra-1, 2. 3: Band -2. 8: Chorus l3f2: YnWnCl-- 2: Volleyball-2, ag Prom com- mittee-2: Haneblll-32 Chorus A-2. S: Varie'-V Show-2. 35 Athletic Banquet Hostess - 3: Current Problems Club-S: Echo Editorial SLHRAH: Echo Buliness Slat!-8: All School Plly-3: Banquet Committee - 3: Drum Quintgtle-8: Nntinnal Theenl- nnsw . VASADY. NAOMI Variety Show - 3 : Monitor - S I Bnsketblllgi: Volleyball-S. WALTERS, RALPH Brass Quu-te1.le2: Cross Coun- zry Truck-2: Monlwr-2: Va- riety Show-1, 2, 8: Clfeterll Host--2: Omheetn S 3: Brus Sextette-2, 3: Cornet Trio--2. 8: 'From Committee-2: H:h0 Business Stal!-3: Chairman ol CMD und Gown Committee-3: Secrel-BY? uf D Club-8: In- trsmunl Baseball-l: Intrlmurll Football-2: Gel-mm Band-l. 2. 3: Foothill-1. 35 Band--l. 2. 32 Busketblll-1, 2. 3: Volleyball! li Pinuwnz-1. 2: Bneblllfl. 2. Si Ticket Cumllliln-l. 2. 3: Home Roum Chllrmln-21 Dine! Band-l. 2, xg Nltionll Honor Soclely-5. WINTER, DONNA Ticker. cn-up-:gn-x, 2, ag mn- il-or-I: Volleyblll-1. 8: Glee Club-l: H0eDiLl.li!y Commltke -l: Monitor Captain-2: Sunn- ish Club - 2: Bluketblll - 3: NEWS -3. Wl1'l'E, EDNA Monlun-1. 2: Volleyball-1. 2. 3: Usher-1, 27 Blxkethlll--1, 2, 8: Shulflebourd-l, 8: Ticket Lnmlwmn-2. 8: Cafeteria Host- ess-2: Baseblll-3: Churul B- B: Variety Show-8: Glee Club- 1: PinEDO!u!-1, 5: G. A. A.-- 3: Bndmintonfl WIITER. DOROTHY YIWUCJ-l. 2. 3: Cheerleader- 1, 2, 3: Volleyball-1, 3: Bas- k!'tblllAl. 2, 3: Chorus Bfl. 2. 3: Ticket Cnmvlhzn-2, 8: Vn- lle!! Show-2. 3: Prom Commit- lee-2: U0wlimrf2. 3: Cnfeterhl Honlun-3: Chorus A-2, 5: Senior Entertainment Cummillaee -3: Echo Business Staff-3. X 1 H x A' -4 Q , 2 . K., Qsfs -2 OVERHOUSE. BETTY IN MEMORIAM VANDER MEULEN. VERLYN Munitorxl. 2: Taueh Foolbnlli 2. 3: llaskctballfl. 2, 3: 'Histury Clnss Secretary-2: Tennis-21 Ticket Cnmvnixn-3: Intrnmurul Baseball--2: Grounds Committee iii: Chemistry Club-3: Volley- bngl-3: NEWS -3: Bowlinll WUERTZER DERL Ticket Cnmpalln-5 BRIEF? p Y E W ? ? lg f+H1WfS ff K I X J- HA H4 yi if Aw if -' ' W' Q ., 1 if , ' -f 2 ff . f x ? W ,,.. ,. N S-'K f . mf' L, 3 -f k gi-15-Lsii' In ig ' W .arp A fbe-1-5954 N , , '.f4-'Y , , QQ 1' L 3 3 , D4 X1:x.mQ,,3w , ' 59, Jig, . X. S +V' ' - 1 MQ' --1' :fy N- .w,f,H.- -v Y -L ' -wi A , If ' . qt . '-I ' if ,S W 31 ,xl 2 jx L 1 I 'gk 1 ' A V I Y L Y-Aj f V , fx, Q Q QM mW.?? A x , x if 4 H Mm. f QS if A as COKQ Www,-W gi, 1 . , ga A: ,::::- -fwm.1fmf,..Lw1.Q . , ,11va.:4wfeas:5qaw1m:ma2rmm2mKmmmmfaya,t1mm'9:, f H ': 'P'f :gill-he-A Juniors Set May For Annual Dance JUNIGR. OFFICERS-Sandra Thatcher, Shirley Lil Bee, Lestcr Henken, linrlmra Skaiife, Ronnie Ox-ndorf. HOME ROOM 210: ROW l: Betty Buck, Kathleen Atchison. Joann Blok. Carol Bnrtels, Alvin Blum. ROW 2: Dorothy Bottoms, Jnnniln Arnold, Shirley Bartels, Lnurn Block, Alvin Bonl. John Altman. Ronald llruytnn. Carol Hreitbacll, Loretta Bore, Milton Avennrius. David Ben-kius, Jack Bluckmon, Jim Buelow, Ralph Bnunihover. HOME ROOM 338: ROW 1: Phbebe Casey. Grace Buol, Nora Busch. ROW 2: Mary Butler, Irene Dolnn. ROW 8: Cheryl Crain, John Chalder, Nancy Dnre, Nnncy Datisnmn, Luis Dahms. Junnne Dcmkier, Jenn Curlaine, Lnrry Davis, Claudette Cole. Paul Cox, Betty Burns. ROR' -l: John Cocayne, Norbert Dolphin, John Buetbell, Bill Connell, Donald Cook. Jim Christensen. 32 Junior Girl Finds Youth of England Can't Understand Why Here Young People Go To School So Long 'HOME ROOM 211: ROW 1: Eugene Downing. John Felton, James Fnluloll. Jnmes Gnrluw. ROW 2: Toni Gantenbein, Shirley Elliott, Alice Gnlliart, Glo:-in Fortier. Jeamette Graf, Mnrlone Esslintler. Ann Flikkemn, Shirley Drcullnnl, Ar lene Dorschner. Mlrilyn Gard, Sandra Grashnrn, Kay Edmunds. Sallee Glnvik. ROW S: Dunnld Grsble. Gene Grnshurn. Delbert Ernzen. barry Etferdink. Thomas Eichncker. William Esslinlter. Dick Frohs. HOME ROOM 111: ROW 1: Lorraine Hinztsen, Betty Hennessy. Shirley Hill, Kay Henninzs. Razer Hedrick, Les Henkes, John Hnerncr. ROW 2: LUIS Greene, Shirley Hines, Eunice Haferbccker, Lyul Hivschen, Durnn Hmm, Gordon Graves, Curtis Hocking. ROW 3: Walter Hartman, Donald Gnler, Dnnuld Hinlttgen, William Heil, Clilfurd Hedrick, Robert Heil. HOME Room no: , ROW 1: Duane Jenkins, Dwight Jenkins. ROW 2: Mary Jlfller. Jbyre Johnson, Betty Huvkins. Jeanette Kirhes. Pat Kimzsley. Georzin Kanfmnn, Irvin Jonas, Jon Jnhminseu. James Kami va!-1. Larry Hoskins. Edward Kieffer. Jams Kelly. 33 xii ll X 1' L mf 'A , ffm .L 'S M8 1 'Q .H Y, , X1 , ,A ,M .. .5 , . S X V1 wwf ,M , Mk .' -' I NL ' , ' .fx 4' , 5, I 57: :xxx :E , 4 , I ., In it ,Q .4 - .T M 4' 3VJg'?,f: L 55345 ' MQ ' fy W g L y A fm , . bf jg! ' , 253 , U? -, ,M 1 I , 3 is 1? ., 1, , , R. MJ , - '11 ,f,.. ,xi Nil.- 45? Small But Mighty ls Youfh's lclea HOME ROOM 312: ROW 1: Jack Welda. Dale Weidemnnn, llill Wilson. ROW 2: Al Weber, Marcia Wcix, Charlotte Witte, Donna Wslser. Shirley Vyverheru, Evn Ann Wright, Nick Weber, Henry Wilmot, Dun Wilcox. ROW 3: Bill Witterhalt, Bill Wnlser, Jeanine Woud. LnVunne Wilke, Dlxvirl Zollnrs. Mary Ann Weidcnlmvher, Marilyn Weidenlmrher, Jim Wolf. Norman Woorlnll, Mich!-ml Winchell, Tum Ziuwenfuw. JR. SHOP BOYS Al Weber, Nurmnn Woodall, Bill Pratt, Jim Fundell, Hill Walstcr, Clnrence Schlichtmann. HOME ROOM IIB: ROW 1: PM Rimre, Nnncy Pearce, Mnrilyn Schmerlmch, Lounnn Powers, Myrtle Putter, ROW 2: Bertha Paul, Bonnie Schroeder, Luis Rubic, Alfred Rehfeldl, Alfred Snwvell, Jean Roeth, Merlin Rettinger, Shirley Price, Katherine Parkins, Doris Ruley. ROW 8: Lee Robbins, Bill Prnlt. Clarence Schlichtmann. Ernest Rcichon, Russell Scholz. x 990 . 5, W NWS will ff W , M Sophs Place Color Day Item Orders HOME ROOM IM: ROW I: Arlene Ayuln. Num-y Rules, Jenn Atkinsun, Mnrunrcl. llcebe. Emily Atwmul, Johnny Cnrlt.-n, David Axlnms, Unb Bnnl, Runnlnl Rlnscr. ROXV 2: Muvls Alulorsun, llnnnn lleuu. l'nL Ruckus, Curul licrnuisl. Tnny llonvcr, Rolwrln Buck. Ilubcrl lim-lk, Rnymuml Illuk, Robert liessler. Francis Ilechell. Ronny llnrlnn. Joe Blocklimzvr. ROW il: Jack Realty, Riuhnrnl lhlkoy. Onkley llnnnly. Rnndllll Allvl. Ruburt Hvrlzcr. HOME ROOM IIO: RUN' 1: Plml Clinics, Alhvrl liuxxlmrl., Leon Brsmkn, Dennis Chevalier. Lyun Croft, Jnuk Curcll, Jim Clmpnuxll, Rnlnh Curler, Jnwk Chrixlclxnlln. ROW 2: Jeanette llulnmlcr, Virpzinin Dnnner, Cnrol Chnloupka. Mnrgnret Brimv.-yer, Shurun Crngg, Shirley Cox, Delores Clnrk, Darlene Cluukh, Eleanor Chnlnu-rs, JL-nn Dntismnn. Iinrhnrn Couchmnn. Lueillc Cords, Mnry Cnhill. ROW 3: Phillip Dnusenrr, Jerry Cunraul, Clyde Rrimeycr, I'nul Clmnxsen. HOME ROOM 335: ROW' I: Marlene Dvnlimzvr, Dunnnbcllu Dunlzlns, James DuCrlly, Bill Filter, Jenn llucrr, Phyllis Dnusner. .lurk Fnusl. Dnlv: Gninur. HOW 2: Kny Dellmey. Ju-nn Durcini, Junn Dunnhue, JoAnn Gannlil. Alice Dewllrilluin. Hun-nrrl Fintnn, LnVurna Dcniv. Duris Dmcsxler, Luis lfux, Melbn Fuxlszu. ROW 3: Chuck Davis. Ralph Furllunn, Robert Dann, Hurlnn Duty, John Donnhun. 36 , ,wmv ' ' RUW ROW Bnrbxxru Fun-1 C'enrL,B Huw Nuk Hmm Pmiwer Hxmnlerand Dub Hnmtht ROW ROW HOW W ROW ROW H ROW ROW 37 Sophomore Party Proves Success HOME ROOM 238: ROW 1: Dunna Meyer. Phyllis Miller, Jim Mclfnrlnnc. Hill Hazel, 'Nnyne Lock, John Meehan, Elmer Miller, Jerry Laney. ROW 2: Nnomi Mander, Cnrol Mncker. Eva Meisenherg, Bcity Moore, Judy Mnbee, Robert Mrllride, Carl Metz, Roy McCarthy, Luther Mohr. ROW B: Tom Merritt. Phillip Mntthews, David Mulilenhmlpt, Mike Ken Mohr, Stanley Nunk. HOME .ROOM 326: : Janice Peterson, Jacqueline Nelson, Janice Phillips, Delores Pieerre, Kay O'Dell, Mnrnn Pncv. Jacqueline Nissnlka, Rosemary Osborne June Own-lshy. Jenn Overhuuse. ROW 1 ROW' 2: Snmira Nesler, Jnniee O'Dell, Juyve Oswald, Kuy Nurnlenson, Allin Pnpuntein, Rumxlll Nelson, Jack Nora, Clarence Norton, Wayne Pu!- terson, Ruxzer Nobel. : Bill Nebel. Robert O'Mc4ira, Richnrrl Plnlt, Bob Pixar. HOME ROOM 147: ROW 3 ROW l: Shirley Reinhardt, Bernadette Poitebmxm, Carol Pope. Cnrul Reisen, Martha Rogers, Sally Rowe, Tom Rink, Raymond Ryan, George Robey, ROVYF 2: ?ldn:':lyn Riedi, Luis Quaule, Pat. Rhode, Janet Rose, Carol Rieclxmnnn, Put Rudsek, Roger Raine, Jim Qunde, July Sawvell, Ruger Qumle, nm ex y. ROW 3: Cletus Redmond, Melvin Rxxnde, Fred Ruhie. Ferdinand Reinhardt, Warren Powers, Earl Ruhr. 38 , ,X nom Soph Girl Types 60 Words HOME ROOM 302: ROW 11 Lois Suwle. Patricia Suwle. Shirley Smith. Roberta Scott, Helen Snodgrass, Shirley Sielzert, Burbnra Smnthers. Dorothy Schmidt, Juno Schueller. Nancy Simmons. Fab' Ann Sherman, Row 2: sylvan selmm-, Hamann schiung, smrlny sehllilm, in-ml-all Si-hiukel, nllrlcne Sl-limit, imrim slfhunmrm-, Mmm-e srhenen, nl.-fm sum-mm. charm schuues, Allred sallam. now az William sham. amine Svhickol. mmm swimmnr, xvilm-m smell, lumix.: sk.-mm, lmmmz snide. HDMI! ROOM 213: ROW 1: Norma Stevens, Luis Tnnszemnn. Beverly VViIke, Jeanette Scvrm. Adele Thais. Ruscnmry SLuiTcl. Murinu Willard. Palricin Wiltnlnn. ROW 2: Janet Wnrreu. Jmln Suffern. Virizinin Walser. Gnil Waller. Sally YVhillield, Jonlin Winter, Alberta Williams, Helen Znuehe, Jozmn Wondlxll. Sharon Utzill. Mary Weruke. Bill Tschilrlllrie, Richard Vyverlaerxr. Gerry Slueeker. ROW 8: Arthur Sundeen, Jack Willey, David Tlmrpe, Nickle Wilminif. Mike Vunre, Frederic Wuertzer. SOPHDMORE OFFICERS: Johnny Cnrltun-Treasurer. Emily Auwuad- Vice-Prusizlenn Kay Nurdeusmu-Secretary. Frederic I-Inyesflwesidenl.. Iletw Moore-Secretary, 39 The winners of the l95l athletic ticket sale content in- clude Tom Nealer. Carol Fil- lenworth, Barbara Grote, Su- san Hocking, Gretchen Claus- len. and Bill Feye. The group who received prizes on the basin of a draw- ing are fsittingj-jim Mc- Farlane, Don Grable. Roger Edwards: fstandingj - Alvin Baal. Shirley Larson. Norma Stevens, Lois Fox, Sandra Nenler, and Dick Roaecranu. Pat Christensen and june Rotman put up a poster dur- ing the '5l student council campaign. Carol Fillenwnrth, Paul Leonard, jerry Rotmun, and Dick Wilke participate in the student council election cam- paign. 40 luen Blok, Way 09P0r Dans SPORT N02 pens n Jun Jifh 98S0l'l ax ju Lacks D there .. o I her two c In Two um en 'I n Wayne Slnnlvy Ilusr-man, BSI Miss Reisncr are ll 115 W 1..vbf+N U x X. . N xfxixxxxx x x. x,.,1xX'-.XQX X X 1 X x . . X M xx u. he play, natiied by Anne : and William rx Uidbook and movie wckfhanxe. 11. tells of and Mxss f a SW speed nbnye siz Inns wi Sweet' ready ax 'E n v mmfbog ..,.mw.::1l..m .,-3, gh mi . fi .f- a m ,-m ayl r..-,xl i gg :,.,, ,,,,,, ,,, if- n l -, , ,m v-.!M f1f1fffs::: -Q,-U.- -.....- my -Q--,3-vyfy--:Mm----.ZXZIIT-7 DICK ENDSLEY. End XVAYNE PHILLIPS, Burk DUANE JENKINS. End JACK REISNER, End ROGER NEBEL, Buck BILL BLDK. Center STANLEY URR. Hill'-blck ROGER HEDRICK, Guard GEORGE HUSEMAN,Taekle NORMAN WOODALLY Guard JOHN CESINGER, End RALPH WALTERS, Buck CHUCK MCGILL. Dlx-k LOUIS LANDERS, Gund BILL HEYER, Tackle GENE DOWNING, Tackle JACK SCHAEFER, Back MIKE MERCER. Buck DAVE STEVENS. Bark RAMS ROW l: Bill Beyer, ,lack Reisner, Dave Stevens, Wayne Phillips, George Huseman, Stanley Orr, john Cesinger, Louis Landers, Bill Blok. Row 2: James Kenna., Dick Enarxey, Gene Downing, Ralph Walkers, Roger Nebel, Roger Hedrick. Chuck McGill, jack Schaefer, Mike Mercer, ROW 3: Gordon Graves, ,lim Rettenmeier. Lester Henlces, Dave King. Norman Wendell, Dave Zollars, Ron Orndorff, Jim Maus, Dick Frolxa. ROWL4: Duane Jenkins, Larry Devin. Clxuck oppermrm, ,lim oem. Robert Snyder, john Hnemer, Phil angas. MANAGERS: jymie Larson, Richard Dick, Bill Con nell. LAMS ROW I: Frank Miller. ,lim Kaufman, ,lim Quads. Bob Paar. ,lolmn White. ,lack Faust. Jack l-lurllzurt, Jack Nora. Fred Hayes. ROW 2: Wayne Lock, Feral Reinhardt, jack Willey. Harold Sreinhoff. Bob Kline. Tom Haye, Jack Correll. Bill Runde, Clarence Norton. ROW 3: Tom Reilly, Gerry Stoeclcer. ,lack Beatly. Bel: Haught. Bill Filter. Noel Hird, Ken Moore, Merlin Kaune. 44 Three Senior High Football Men Rate Positions On All-Stote Teams Selected By IDPA And Jack North 1. Dubuque , 2. Dubuque 3. Dubuque . 4. Dubuque . 5. Dubuque SEASON RECORD ........Freeport 7-0 Ambrose ........East Waterloo . ..,... 31-7 .......l4-7 ........McKinIey QC. RJ ' ........Iowa City 6. Dubuque ,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 3-I3 ,,,,,,u,, ..,.,,,. F ranlrlin ' 7. Dubuque .. .... ......, 2 0-27 .,..,..,. ..,,.,.. W est Waterloo 8. Dubuque . .....,. 25-13 .,., .Y.. ........ C I inton ' 9. Dubuque . ,,,,, A .,,, 0-7 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,, D avenport ' Total Score .,..,............... ...,.,.i..,..,..,.. . 165-IOKF 'Conference Games The l95l edition of the Ram football team proved to be the best in seven years. A record of six wins. two losses. and one tie was compiled by Harold Sweet's I'ght, but rugged eleven. A 7-0 setback at the hands of the Davenport Blue Devils gave the Ram gridders a 4-I-I conference record and sole pos- session of second place in the Mississippi Valley Conference. At Freeport an out-weighed Dubuque eleven passed and ran by Freeport in its first outing. 20 to IZ. Pretzel mistakes were turned into touchdowns by the alert Rams. A highly-touted St. Ambrose team fell before the Rams on a thoroughly rein-drenched Dubuque field. 7 to 0. Senior, though able to pile up the ground-gaining statistics, crossed the barely visible double-mark- er only once. As the East Waterloo Trojans just didn't have th: manpower in a tussle at Waterloo. the Rams ground their third straight victims under their hooves. The entire Dubuque bench row action in this gome which enaoi 34 to zo an rw.. of Dubuque. Dubuque 3 I, lVIcKinIcy 7-This was the outcome of the hard-foual-it homecoming tilt at Dubuque. The win gave the Rams a I-0 record in conference play and a 4-0 over-all record. An inspired Ram eleven plucked the Iowa City Little Hawks at Iowa Citv. I4 to 7. for another confer- ence win. A tough Dubuque deefnse proved to be more than a match for City High's All Freeman. and company. American, Jim s I3 to I3 tie. A sharp-passing Franklin team put a blemish on the Ram slate at Cedar Rapids with Senior's weak pass defense and pass protection almost proved to be fatal. Wert Waterloo-holders of the mythical store championship-by the some of Z7 to Dubuque the first loss of the season. The Warhaws' powerful off-lackle kept the Rams ually downfield. 20. brought to moving contin- another confer- Behind I3 to 0 at the half, Dubuque tallied four touchdowns in the second half to earn -...Ce wi.. ov.. tl.. Clinton River Kang., Z7-IS. Two long pw... by Clinton an the hrst two touchdowns for the Kings. A transformed Ram eleven steamed-rolled over its opponents to sew up the game in the last half. half resulted in The game which decided the championship of the Mississippi Valley Conference ended in favor of the Davenport Blue Devils by one touchdown. 7 to U. After a very evenly matched first half. the down-river rivals managed to push across the goal line for the deciding points in the last half. Senior halfback. Wayne Phillips. and junior guard, Roger Hedrick. both rated second team positions on two all-state elevens-Phillips on the Associated Press. and Hedrick on ,lack Nortlfs. Bill Block. ,lohn Ces- singer, and George Huseman received honorable mentions. I. 2. Dubuque 3. Dubuque . 4. Dubuque Dubuque .... 5. Dubuque .......................,. SOPHOMORE RECORD Crippled by injuries. joe KueHer's Dubuque Lams ended the I95l Freeport. Clinton. and Loras emerged the victors in three close contests. tories when they tied St. Ambrose. I8 to IB. and Clinton. I9 to I9. 1. Dubuque ..... . .. . . 2. Dubuque ......................... The l95l Junior Varsity squad. on undefeated season. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD with Robert He:zog as head couch. . . . .Freeport ....St. Ambrose .Clinton ...Loral ..-Clinton grid season with a 0-3-Z record. The Lams came close to via:- .. ..Galena - ...East Dubuque rolled over two Illinois foes for Lams Play Tie Game With Clinton Sophs Lams Take Measure Of Three Elevens P, 7' Qt f v + Q MM. f-N .W J.. ...., Ev 4---w -...W , 53 4 1 I v 33 S rw , if 'QV 1 1' 1 x W-+msm:,, , 1+ x 43, ,f.,R, sg: gn Vg 25.23 I1 L' QQ we , bi, . vzezs. 1 ,w , .V .fn-9 .,..,., .ff Lf., E, .,'k ,r ...,, x.f:y.,t ' ' wave' . -in .3555- if is .:g.,, . 1r:gfi.izi ' 1 ,g if 3 .,,k fs fra' - , 1 s E . -'fi , 1? 3 , h i M,,x ,, ,if ' y n fx dl fp. .Nl 'l mf , . I-4, If .1fw.,, Q A AQ:,gf:,f,W, ' ' 1 we - 4 I ' f twig wir ,ffrffgxaf -fri-1.2 A q , A A gg... . if re 'ff k ,nk r, .. 1 1 52155 ' f 'Y 1 W A as K NN, k gent, J lj' an VX k .xx . I i 5 Ma aim -Q-aw,-G '4 zu..-'. wx, i , zaau, ggmzm x 5 Fisk all X I 5 Q ' g A ff -MR! . Fmsrw Wav, ' jg W:,s2vvaQ- ,, 1 1 fm,-7' .1 ., ' Q -...L 4 Sri C Q f I is , 'Kim gs Q E24 Af may my ww A M M1 vgxfw M55 Wi--.xr X W, , J,,,.,i'S- M, ,. M, we ' ' NM? w,,..T 4 ,mefff 4 RALPH WALTERS, Guard JACK REISNER, Forward BILL HURLBURT, Forward JACK SCHAEFFER, Forward MIKE MERCER, Guard DAVE STEVENS, Guard , . -..L ROGER NEBEL, Guard BILL BEYER, Center RONALD LANSER, Fnrwnrd RONALD ORNDORFF, Forward .ION JOHANNSEN, Center WAYNE PHILLIPS, Forward jim Kanavas, Richard Kelly. Roger Hedrick. Stanley Orr, Ronald Orndorff, Coach Herzog. Jon johannsen, Bill Schuster. Bill Hurlburt. ,lack Schaefer, Verlyn Vander Muelen. Senior To Introduce Full Time JV Squad Head basketball coach. ,lohnny Orr, and six promising returning lettermen spearheaded Senior's most successful season since 1945. netting is viannie. .na dropping io. Tl.. 1952 squad wi.. ii.. fi... Senior High basketball team to gain a berth in lowa's Sweet Sixteen. The hot and cold speedsters demonstrated their fast-break technique in the first two breathers. downing Platteville and lndependence by wide margins. Dubuque traveled to Waterloo and there met defeat at the hands of the War- hawlts. The Franklin and East Waterloo tilts told a different story. proving what calibre of ball the Rams were capable of playing. lowa City. holding an eight year string of victories over the Rams. fell prey to the run-run quint, The Ram hoopsters turned the trick again traveling to Cedar Rapids' Wilson high. Defending champion. Davenport. treated the Orrmen rough and so did the Clinton River Kings the following week, both rolling up decisive victories over the Dubuque cagers. The Rams rode over Anamosa and Roosevelt but failed the second time against the Little Hawks. The locals defeated McKinley of Cedar Rapids before dropping five of the six contests remaining on the schedule. The Freeport game was a thriller that proved to the Dubuque spectators that the Ram ball club had deli- nitely improved since the beginning of the season. The Platteville game made history by erasing several records from the books. Scoring 35 points the last quarter and netting A total of 60 the last half, the Rams finished the game with the score board reading a phenomenal l05-49. Soon after the regular season closed, the Rams opened district play against Loras Academy. They had little trou- ble with the Cubs, and by virtue of the win competed in the sub-state tourney at Waterloo. Dubuque de-throned Mar- shalltown. central lowa champs, in the first round by one point to get a crack at Big Six runnerup, Mason City. Many people were walking on clouds after the Orrmen out-fought the Masons 53-54 to earn a week's trip to lowa City. Dinsdale, being eliminated in the semi-finals by Davenport, upset Dubuque 58-50 in the first round to close the l95l basketball season and end Senior cage careers for seniors Wayne Phillips, ,lack Reisner. Bill Beyer, Ralph Walters. Bill Hurlburt, and Dave Stevens. Dubuque, 67 ................ Platteville, 43 Dubuque, 56 ,.,,.. ,.,,,,, M cKinley, 4l Dubuque, 68. ......,........ independence, Dubuque, 6l ......,......,.. St. Ambrose, 73 Dubuque. 47. West Waterloo, Dubuque, Platteville, 49 Dubuque, 6l ................ Franklin, 49 Dubuque, Davenport, 52 Dubuque, 73 ...,..,...,..... East Waterloo, Dubuque, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Clinton, 66 Dubuque, 74 ...........,.... lowa City, 40 Dubuque, ,,,,,. ..,,,,. F reeport, 56 Dubuque. 67 .......,........ Wilson, 60 Dubuque, ...... ..,,.,. S t. Ambrose, 75 Dubuque, Bl .,... ..... . ..... D avenport, 78 Dubuque, ,,,.,, .,,,.,, L aras, 44 Dubuque, 5l ..............., Clinton. 56 Dubuque. ....., ...,... M arshalltown, 49 Dubuque. 7l ......-......... Anamola, 5l Dubuque, ,... .. ......, Mason City. 53 Dubuque. 63 ......,.......,, Roosevelt. 37 Dubuque. ,.,.,. .. ..,,..., Dinsdale, 58 Dubuque. 60 .,.............. lows City. 67 The junior varsity, coached by Bob QBuckl Herzog. won four of six contests. The jV's beat Andrew, East Du- buque. Senior alumni attending the University of Dubuque. and Bellevue. Galena downed the junior Rams twice and Bellevue split to complete the season. The junior varsity is a seasoning branch of the varsity squad. Buck develops the players and if some of them progress enough they're moved to the varsity. Next year's Ram team will prove what a fine job Buck Herzog did with the boys this year. 52 Lam Hoopsters Bent Upon Setting New Sophomore Records Compiling a I3-5 record and a 6-4 MVC performance, the I952 Lama added another successful basketball sea- son to Coach La Vern Benz's win-loss column. Much of the hoopsters success lay in the balanced scoring punch they maintained throughout the scheduled season. The Ram yearlings began with a bounce. dropping Platteville in the curtain raiser, and then, continuing their good Floor play, defeated lndependence and West Waterloo. The Benzmen were outscored in their next contest by Franklin, but retaliated by bettering Wilson and lowa City. The Dubuque oagers failed their next test against a tough Blue Devil quintet: however. they rebounded quickly to post victories over Clinton. Anarnosa. and Roosevelt. A llashy lowa City Eve, hitting a brilliant offensive average. spelled disaster to the locals: nevertheless the Lama re- tained their hardwon supremacy. topping McKinley without much trouble. The locals bowed to a fighting St. Ambrose club next. but ran wild against a helpless Platteville team. Playing the game of the year against Davenport. Dubuque narrowed a first half deficit and held the Devils to four field goals in the third and fourth stanzas only to come out on the short end of a 49-45 score. The Lama ended their season with victories over Clinton. Freeport. and St. Ambrose. The aophs set a buck netting 32 poin offensive and a 42.6 line. Dubuque, Dubuque, Dubuque. Dubuque. Dubuque. Dubuque. Dubuque. Dubuque. Dubuque. new scoring record totaling 75 points against Wilson. john Hurllsurt also changed the record ts against Anamosa. The red and blue youngsters ended their sophomore career with u 54.5 defensive average. They hit a .324 field goal average and merited a 47.9 average at the charity 46 ,...,,,,....,.., Platteville, I9 65 ...,.........,,. Independence, 29 48 ....., ....... W est Waterloo, 46 32 ..., ,. ....... Franklin, 44 , ,.... ......, W ilson. 58 ............,...Iowa City, 47 75 48 34 .,......,....... Davenport, 56 Sl ...,..........., Clinton. 39 74 ....,,,,........Anamosa. Z4 Wayne Lock. Tom Nlerrit. ,lack Hurlburt. Noel Hird. Dick Hough. Ken Cor Carlton. Bob Kelly. Tom Haye. Paul Claussen, Bob Kline. Dubuque Dubuque D..i...q...I D..i...q... Dubuque. Dubuque, Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque. 62 ................ Roosevelt, 42 32 .....,, ....., l uwa City, 54 74 ,,.,..McKinley. 36 56 ..........,,.... St. Ambrose. 6l 66 ...,.......,..., Platteville, Z4 45 ..........,..... Davenport. 49 50 ...,... ..... . Clinton. 44 66 ...... .A ........ Freeport. 39 58 ...,.........,.. St. Ambrose, 56 don. jack Nora. ,lim Kaufman. Johnny 'l3l Girls Sign Up For Basketball lntramurals provide the main sports competition for girls at Senior. The activities offered include baseball, basketball, volleyball, ping-pang. and :hul- fleboard, TOP PICTURE: The school baseball champs include left to Iighlj: Gloria Ernatcr. Rita Tarnutzer, ,lanky Rowell, Carol Fillenworth, Beverly Trentz. Maxine Timmerman, Pat Christensen, Edna Witte, Lululaell Allen, and Beverly Scliocnthul. SECOND PlCTURE: The Senior girls' basketball champions are-Susan Hocking. Dorothy Witter. Annabelle Carlow, Marilyn Grashorn. and Judy Budde. Tl llRD PICTURE: The winning sophomore team in- cludes fhrst rowj-janet Warren, Norma Stevens, Janice Phillips: fsecond rowj-Mary Cahill, De- lores Pierce, janet Rose, and joan Suffern. BOTTOM PICTURE: The junior title was claimed by Uint row,-Barbee Sltaife, Carol Mest, Carol Bar- teln: fuecond rowj-Kay Hennings, Kay Edmonds. and Nancy Dare. 5-l w noe, l X 1 A 1951 Team Intramural Football Champions For the many boys ineligible for varsity athletics. intramurala provide varied com- petitive sports. The junior basketball champs include Hirst rowj-Clifford Hedrick, jim Wolfe, Roy Uelner: faecond rowj-Delbert Ernzen, Har- ry Wilmot and 'lim Christensen. The sophomore championship team in- cludes Hirst rowj-George Rohey. jim Re- derus, ,lack Landachulzg fsecond row,-Dm vid Adams, ,lim Langman, and jim McFar- land. The winners of the sophomore touch-look ball title are fhrat rowl-Paul Claussen. George Rohey, jim McFarland, jack Land- achulz, David Adams: fsecond row,-,lim Pangman, Warren Powers. and john Carlton. mall 5- N' Y: , , A H.-f ' Lf: . meg- fqv,-A' xxy, gl P 1 Y. it V -.KN , A ' 5- ' .S x S C N l A mv M' eg' f 3 xi t M, ,, x J-.5 K A ' 1 t M l-' 12 Teams Sign Up For Intramural Basketball Games The senior basketball title holders are flira! row,-Chuck Preston. Bill Feye. Jim Rettenmaier: fseconcl mwy-Tom Neslefu and Paul Lana. schulz. Tom Nealer, ,lim Falrum, Verl Vander Muelen, Bill Feye. Bill Hurl- burt. and Paul Landschulz comprise the touclx-football champs of lhc senior class. 56 ., I 1 If ,, s E ' if, fs 2 ,M 1 x -is I ...Vk.. : 35, ., 3. a A Eff fa1f'lL hmm ROW I: Tom Zeigler. Curtis Hocking. Roy Kritz, Bill Beckwith. Earl Reigler, Laverne Flagel. Ray Rey- nolds, Roger Hoskins. Charler Lewey, Wayne Oliver. Les Henkea, Tom Frey, Dick Blichmann. Robert Snyder. ,lim Miller. Bob Lang. ROW 2: Don Scheirs. Stan Orr. Harry Thielen. jim Oeth, Fred Paar. ,lim Oehrle, Eugene Thielen. Tom Mc- kay. john McLean. Tom Ellis. Wayne Phillips, Earl Prey, Louis Landers. ,Ion johannsen, Tom Oberhotfer. Mike Mercer. Coach Wilbur Delzell hung hi- hopes for a successful I95I traclt reason on only seven returning let- termen and a few other experienced cindermen. With the Rams facing opposition in I8 contests, the thin- cluds opened training early--despite the light snow and cold weather. The Rams placed fourth with 22 points in the annual MVC Indoor Meet at Iowa City and linished sixth with I4 2-5 points in the MVC Outdoor Meet at Davenport. In the State Indoor Meet Fred Paar ran fourth in the mile run, followed closely by Jon johannsen. who tied for fifth place. Johannsen also represented Senior in the State Outdoor Meet, tying for sixth place. The Dalzell men scored I2 points at the Gateway Classic. I3 point: at the Lacrosse Relays. and placed in the Teachers' Relay: at Cedar Falls. Some of the locals carrying the load for Senior last year were Tom Ellis. LaVern Flagel, Roger Hos- kins. Tom McKay. Fred Paar. Ray Reynolda, Eugene Thielen, Wayne Phillips. and Stanley Orr. TRACK RFSULTS Dubuque. 64 I -2 Dubuque, 49 Dubuque. 64 Dubuque. I 3 3 I-I0::IIi: Iliff Lorna Academy. 57 I-2 Campion. 64 Freeport, 72 9-I0 Loran. I I I Dubuque, 56 I-2 .,...,... ......... P Iatteville. 56 I-Z Dubuque, 4I ,,..... r,.... , ......... W est Waterloo. 73 I-2 E. Waterloo Dubuque. 47 ....,.... . Clinton. ISB fVarsityj Dubuque. 64 1-z ......... .,....... c Iinmn. 140 I42 qjananf vmnyi Dubuque, 92 ...... ......... R ack Inland. 94 Qsophomoresj Dubuque. 75 ,,....... Rock Island. I55 KVM-uityl Track Boys Place Fourth In MVC Indoor Meet S8 Baseball To Open Season Within Week's Time Hinderecl by bad weather that lorced cancelling five scheduled games, Senior Higlfs baseball nine had to settle for an abbreviated five game season in spring play. The Rams copped four ol' those decisions while dropping but one, that a 4-2 setback by La Motte in state sectional tourney play. Senior turned back East Dubuque, l0-l: Campion, ll-3: Guttenburg, 7-0: and Maquoketa, 2-0. To supplement the short spring season Dubuque again took part in the summer baseball program sponsored by the lowa High School Athletic Association. ln all. six games were played with out-ofetown opponents. The Rams picked up live wins and lost one. Again the lone loss was a game in state sectional tourney play. this time to Wheatland. 6-3. Senior picked up their wins by beating Dyersville, I-U: dump- ing Davenport twice. 9-2, and 9-5: downing Epworth, 8-I: and Edgewood, 7-2. FIRST ROW: Eugene Tropf, Daryl Koch, Ralph Walters, John Cesinger, Bill Wiedenbacher, ,lack Schaeffer. Dave King, jack Nora. BACK ROW: Bill Connell, Mr. Nora, Don Funk, Alan Bottoms, Jim Walker, ,lim Steil, Bill Hurlburt, Leroy Horn, Walter Hedrick. Bill Feye, Our 'SI golf team fleft to right?-Alfred Rehfeldk, Bill Adams. Jerry Rutman, Paul Landschulz, Dave Reider, Dave Zollau. LOWER LEFT: Bill Adams taking a down swing on an iron shot. LOWER RIGHT: Dave Reider trying to sink a putt. Senior Highly golf team had a better than average year in l95 l. Although placing only fourth in MVC play. the Rama defeated every conference foe in duel play. ln all, Duhuque wan every duel mee! it took part in, with the exception of the season! opener with Moline. Quad City champions. Golfers Ready For MVC Tournament 60 'l Keep Your Eye On The Ball All The Time Advises Tennis Coach John Meyer Climaxccl when Senior's net ace, Bob Timmermnn. capped second place in state singles play, the Rams' tennis squad had another great year in l95l. Timmermnn's trip to :tate was hir third successive, and topped u reason that saw Dubuque winning seven duel matches while dropping three. Senior placed third in the conference meet. The Rams opened with Oelwein and dumped them 7-0. The other meets und their scores were as follows: Dubuque 6-East Waterloo 2: Dubuque 6-West Waterloo l: Dubuque 8-Lorna I: Dubuque 5- lowa City I: Dubuque 2-Moline Sq Dubuque 6--Wilson fceclar Rapidsl lg Dubuque 3-Clinton 4: Du- buque 7-Loras 2: Dubuque 2-Clinton 5. TOP LEFT: Stevie getting ready for n hack-hand shot. TOP RIGHT: Here comes another point for Senior. ' BOTTOM: Kneeling-Bill Beyer. Don Hintgen, Chuck Preston, Verlyn Vander Muelen. David jones, Jim Kanaval. Chuck McGill, Don Wilcox. Standing-Norman Neubauer, Dave Stevens. Bob Moore. Jim Shaeffer. Dave Fleutsch, Denny Holnle. Bob Timrnerman, Bill Lsndschulz. ,lack Slurmnni Dick Sian. 61 The l95l baseball team wonders whether the bus will ever come. Bah Snyder tenses as he waits for the start- ing signal. jon Johannsen in ac- tion. Will he go over? 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Other than extending the contest, these groups played frequently for assemblies, clubs. und special programs. These groups include--from the hancl anal orchestra-clarinet quartet. string quintet, sax quartet. French horn quartet. flute quartet. clarinet trio. woodwind trio, cornet trio, cornet quartet, brass quartet, brass sextet, and ten soloists: from the chorus-- girls' semen. mixed quartet, buys' quartet, msdrigal. and eleven soloists. Director Reveals Vocal Groups For Contest Work Representing the small vocal groups are-left to right: Eva Ann Wright, Ken LeVan, Richarcl Dick, John Cesinger, Beverly Schoenthsl. Dick Endsley, Carol Beresford, Donald Grable, Sandra Grashorn. Phyllis Maul. Marilyn Noesen, Kay Hennings. and Joyce Magnon. On Groups For Council 1 Many Serve Supervised by Mr. Polley. the judiciary Committee Acts as a court to determine penalties for pupils who have violated school rules. The members seated are Glenn Frederick, Richard Dick, Rita Petrakis and Pat Schmit. Those standing are: David Adams. Carol Spntes. Mary Cahill. Mr. Polley. Beverly Trentz, Bill Connell. Harold Steinholf. The Student Council is the legislative hranch of Senior's student government. The memhers are ffront rowj: Carol Strong, Mary Ann Weidenbacher, Carol Fillenworth, janet Scheppele, janet Warren. Shirley Larson: fback rowj: Miss Kintzinger. Advisor: Bill Schuster, Susan Hocking, Bill Adams, Pat Chris- tenson, Larry Hoskins. Ken Gordon. Athletic Ticket In Record Sump Topped Only By l948 Sale Campaign Brings The members of the Promotion Committee supervise the advertising and sale of tick- ets for various all-schaol events. They are-left to right: Mike Mercer. Kay Edmonds, Darlene Sclxmit, Joyce Msgson, Char Leu Wunder, Carol Bartels. Sally Barrels, joan Demkier. The memlzers of the Promotion Can-imitlee decorate one of the luall Christmas trees. LEFT TO RlCl'lT: Mike Mercer, Carol Bartels. Joyce Magson, Darlene Sclxmit, Kay Edmonds, Sally Barrels, joan Demkier, and Char Leu Wunder. 2 xiii C' -fe? 5 95.1, I I .Q ,., . av fl Vx 'K 8 sm Mi wi, ,U 42 N--,:1mf1x.wx. 5 ,aw 1 mm qi, , 5 at 8 Y lg '93 Z ' Q' 'fn :gap Q iv QQ, fa' Vw N Q is W if X 5 ' f 1 b 'J Ps P51 gi S - 'Y 2 Vi .M . .AF , 'wi 5351 '- X f i 'V 3 M cw 9, vi ww L Egg 8 Supervisors Announce Hosts And Hostesses We have the Hosts and I-Iostexses to thank for the orderliness and decorum ohserved in our cafee teria, during lunch periods. SITTING: Ken LeVan, Alice Dew-Brittain. Sally Bartels, Shirley Paris, Pal Christensen. Marlene Eulinger. jackie Leighty, Kay Henninga. STANDING: Marilyn Hunt, Beverly Schoenthal. Susan Hocking, Vern Handel. Yvonne Yinger, Eva Ann Wright, and Esther Uelner. SITTING: Wayne Kamm, Margaret Beehe, Mary Bradliehl, Pal Rohde. Carol Bergquist, Dorothy Schmitt. STANDING: Sheila Palmer. joyce johnson, Marilyn Riecli. Dorothy Bottoms, Carol Macker. Lois Rubey. Sandra Nenler, Betty Buck. Shirley Smilts. Mary Cahill. SITTING: jane! Warren, Pat Rohde. ,Ianek Rose. Barbara Couchman. Beverly Schoenthnl. Mary Ann Wiedenbacher. George Huseman. STANDING: Larry Hollcinl, Nancy Simmons, Mary Bradfield, Carol Macker. Dorothy Schmitt. Carol Berg- quisl. Bill Filler. 76 53 To Serve As Hosts In Cafeteria SITTING from left ln right are Beverly Sclxoentlual, Janet Rose, Doralliy Schmitt, Pat Rohde. STANDING: Nancy Simmons. Barbara Couchman, Mary Cahill, and Carol Bergquist. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Eichman, Phyllis Maul, Lois Greene, Carol Strung, Ann Flikkema. Bevan Cook. SEATED: Norma Hammer:-md, Maureen Os- wald, Rita Petrakis. Barbara Guns. STANDING: Amafa Lampe. Pal Christensen, Sally Barrels, and Betsey Holman. SEATED: Gloria Ermster, Rita Tarnutzery Barbara Scheppele. Betty Niclay. STANDING: Judy Taylor. joan Ralhbun. Carolyn Mishler. Alice Corbett, Pat Schmitz, Dorothy Winer. Sheila Palmer. D Club Announces Results of Election The D Club, composed of major letter winners in loot- ball. basketball. track, baseball, tennis, or golf. is one of the main organizations for boys at Senior High. The members are Uront rowl-john Cesinger, Bill Adams. Bill Blok, George Husemnn, David Stevens. Ralph Walters, Tom Frey, Roy Kritz: fsecond row,-Gene Downing. Richard Dick, ,lim Steil. Earl Riegler. ,lim Shaffer, Paul Lancluchulzg fthird rowj--,lim Miller, ,lack Schaefer. Robert Snyder. Stanley Orr. Dick Endsley. Charles McGill, Roger Edwards. Roger Hedrick: Uourlh row,-Eugene Troph. Wayne Phillips. jack Reisner, Bill Beyer. Louis Landers, and Bill Hurlburt. Coach johnny Orr and Mr. Willard Orr confer about vital facts important to the outcome of the game featur- ing the Ram Dads vs. the Senior High coaches. 78 jfff MW W mi The members of the Current Problems Club show a feminine world taking interest in political affairs, LEFT TO RIGHT: fstanclingj-Alice Ohmert, Judy Budde, Marilyn Crasahorn. Amata Lampe. Mary Ann Koopman. Judy Taylor. Carol Fillenworth. Gretchen Clauuen, Betsey Holman. SITTING: Mary ,lane Vander Berg, Jacqueline Ralston, Audrey Ayala, Nancy Arnold. Alice Corbett. Donna Brandt, and Sally Barrels. CURRENT- PRCBLEMS Club Studies UN Security Council Hy-Y Club Plays Host To Visiting Groups The members of the senior Hi-Y organization me-len lo right-Cordon cmm, Bob Heil, Lee Robbins, Paul Lanaschuxz. Harry Lighrmp. Jack Lanarchuxz. and Bill Heil. 79 4. Q 3 ,Q 4? an , k..-, . i f A M Q fi 1 wa ,xf hifi ff 'ffgf 'QQY'-f'?3 V . 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Students Display Creative Ability , S4 Art Department Includes Two Arlene lgoraclhner and Lyus Croft collaborate on block printing material for To advertise Circus Capers. ,la :k Blackman tapes, on the wall, figures of the circus parade painted by the beginning art class. Tom Frey, Janice Knatle. Carol Story. Norma Hammerancl. Naomi Story. Shirley Elliot. and john Hirsch help with suggenions. Phases-Drawing and Crafts The Advanced art class-Lulubelle Allen. Nancy Arnold, Jeanine Wood. Susan Ryan. Shirley LaBee, and Irene Dolan-draw a picture of Johnniesh Artists At Work TOP LEFT: The members of the ECHO layout staff are Janet Hennig, Nancy Arnold, JaNiece Trizulney, Lulubell Allen. and Bob Sullivan, who organize and set up the pictures for the engraver. TOP RIGHT: The work of the co-editors-Jacky Rowell and Marilyn Noesen-includes all write-ups and caption: in the ECHO. S6 Yearbook Pictures Almost Completed The members of the editorial staff select the theme fur the ECHO and supply some write-ups. They are ffirst rowj+Luluhell Allen, janet Hennig, Betsey Holman, Pat Chrixtenaen, Gretchen Claussen: Cxecond rnwj-Jacky Rowell, Judy Taylor, Susan Hock- ing, Norma Hammerand, Marilyn Noesen, Carol Fillenworth: fthird row?-jaNiece Tri- zulny. Sheila Palmer, Mary jane Vander Berg, Carole Killzy. Mary Ann Koopman, jim Shaffer: ffcvurth rowj-Bob Sullivan, ,lack Porter, Roger Holm. Chuck McGill, Dave Steven-. TOP LEFT: Looking at the l95l ECHO are the senior photographer:-Nels Turnquist and Bill Beckwith TOP RIGHT: Paul Landschulz and Marilyn Crashorn head the business lmfl of the ECHO, 37 Echo Members Now Contacting Soles Prospects The ECHO burineu staff finances the yearbook by sales to not only Senior students but to outside subscribers also. This year's slat? are Qhrst rowj-Sally Bartels, Mari- lyn Grashorn, Beverly Schnenzhal, Rita Pelralris, Betsey Holman, Annabelle Carlow. jucly Budde: Qseconcl row,--Edna Witte. Mary Steve. Alice Corbett. Joyce Magnon, Dor- othy Witter, Carol Beresford, Phyllis Maul: fthird row,-Maureen Oswald, Audrey Aya- la, Judy Taylor. Mary jane Vander Berg, Shirley Mccarter, Mary Ann Koopman: Cfourth row,--Paul Landachulz, Glenn Frederick, Tom Nesler. Mike Mihalakis. jim Shaffer, jack Porter, Roger Holm, Ralph Walters. Roger Edwards. Latin Group Studies Greek Architecture Fun while adding to one's knowledge of Latin is the main purpose of the Latin Club. By drumatiza- tions and game: the students discover interesting Roman customs. mythology, and the application of Latin to modern times. The members from left to right includa+sitting-Marian Willard. Pat Whitman. Dor- othy Schmitt. Janet Scheppele. Pat Rohde. ,luck Willey. Kent Jecklin, Tom Haught: kneeling-Sandra Nesler, Carol Bergquiat. Betty Moore. Nancy Simmons. Darlene Schmitt: standing-Marilyn Riegc. Shirley Reinhardt. ,lean Doerr. Carol Macker. june Ogelnhy. Lois Fox. Roberta Bock, Delores Clark. Emily At- wood. Arlene Ayala. June Schueller. john Carlton. Paul Claussen. and Tom Reilly. Science Club Takes Trips To Factories The Chemistry Club crowd around the demonstration table to watch the performing of an experiment. Members meet once a month either to dincuu interesting phases of chemistry or to visit a chemical industry. FIRST ROW: Verlyn Vander Muelen. Tom Neller. jack Porter. Pat Schmit, Carol Beresford, George Hop- kins. Alvin Blum. Glenn Fredericka. Orville Hammerand. SECOND ROW: Dan Neumeister, Roger Holm, Joyce Magnon: Carole Kilby, Lyle Miller. Mike Nlihalakis. Marilyn Noesen, jackie Leighty. Sally Bartels. and Susan Hocking. v . mv- I' r,...,.. I ' .-,..-I., 'L-o lf' as 1 X t,,2irl..r Cl Photographers Go Into Practical Work The Senior High Camera Club makes use of its extra time by taking interesting pictures. The mem- bers are: standing-Bill Beckwith, Kay Nordenson: sitting-Shirley Cox, Sylvia Sallisbury, Bill Filter, Mar- ian Willard, George Rolzey. Clittorcl Hedrick. Nature Club Alumnus Continues Interest In Birds And Plants In Japan The members of Nature Club spend many sunny afternoons hiking in the wands learning more about the interesting phases of nature. Shown here looking at some of the museum curios are fsittingj-Amata Lampe. Roseann Seipp. lrene Dolan. Shirley lJiBee. Nany Dare. Cladyce Henclren. Susan Hocking: Island- ingl-jackie Leighty. Sandra Schwinn. Genese Schwinn, Bill Filter. jack Landschulz, George Rolzey. Roger Holm, Paul Landschulz, Kay Edmonds. ancl Cheryl Craig. S9 Monitor Captain On Job Five Hours A Week Eva Ann Wright ponders over an assignment while on a monitor past. Assistant Librarians Aid Miss Rollinson Directed by Miss Rollinson. the members of the Librar- ians' Club give reliable aa- siatance to students and gain valuable experience while do- ing no. Seated is Marry Ann Hinkel. Standing are: Mau- reen Oswald. Shirley Rein- hardt, Annabelle G A r l o w. Bonnie Chapman. Charlene Greene. joan Siegwortb, Lou Ann Powers. Rosemary Os- borne. Betty Lebben. Norma Hammerand. Susan Ryan. Mary Wernke. Miss Rollinson. Amata Lampe, Kathleen Atch- ison. Myrtle Potter, LaVonne Wilke, and Carol Story. Janie. Kaul. ,uggem read- ing mme interesting pamph- len. 4 si ,1- W xl ' ROW l: Mary Steve. Shirley Beau. George Huseman, Paul Landschulz. ,lanaan Christ, Sue Holly- ,lon Buettell. ROW 2: Bertha Paul, Nancy Pearce. Rita Petrakis. Judy Budde, Georgia Hendren, Nora Busch. Joan Donahue, Pa- tricia Bnckex. Shirley Droullard, jean Davin, Ruth Winning. Shirley Hayes. Pat Entringer. ROW 3: Carol Spates. Kathryn Parkins. Betty Niday, Jeanine Wood, Ragena Dietrich, Esther Uelner. Marilyn Craahorn, ,Io Ann Canahl. Shirley Elliott. ,lo Ann Winters. ,loan Lelch. ROW 4: Mary Beall, Letha Bergfela, Sharon Utzig, Phyllis Dauaner, June Hill. Shirley Cox, Roy Krilz, Joe Kaeslaauer. jerry Richman, Kenneth Schmidt, Kay Delaney, Kay Henkel. Bevan Cook. Guild Gives Christmas Party For Needy City Children LOWER LEFT: Commercial Guild entertains children with toy: and a party. Shown here are jane! Henhig. Janice Koatle. Paul Landachulz, and George Huseman. preparing the toys. LOWER RlGl'lT: Shirley Beau, ,lo Ann Winters. Paul Landschulz. lane! Hennig. and Roy Kritz watch while one of the children looks over the array of Christmas preaentu. Supervised by Min Rollinaon, the student ulhen efficiently handle the seating of the audience at auditorium per- formances. In this group are: Loretta Bae. Genese Schwinn. Sandra Schwinn. Lois Dahma. Amata Lampe, LaVonne Wilke, Norma Hammerand, Jon johannsen. Ronnie Lancer, Jack Schaefer. and Bill Connell. Many Who Never Appear In Public Help To Make Show Success -loan Leach. jaNiece Trizulny. Miss Rullinson. Maureen Oswald. Nancy Pearce. ,lanicc Kaslle, Nora Busch. ,lenn- nette Kirpes. Gloria Ernnter. and Rita Tnrnutzer. i ,. , . . Lb. if ,Q Q vi, f , '-fy . ' J, . f-'F , V JSE n 1 an 2 V .A 3 M , Q. K Mm 1 YV xn if x Q- , , f H W , F Q f if 5, . sf ,, VV, V Yu ,mi ,:,, V4 ., . lvl- if '45 1 Y gm I -.f -. Q 7 'Ik Y X x 5 NNY fa A X az M A 9:41 W - Q , 5 zz' K iv T 5 ,7 if V. guy . .f U 31 gl L' ' V ' 5 gum A,, --' 2 .. , . Q X, l Qi Q .MLW Lb L A b li! A , ,. A 3' 1' ,Q eg ' , Qgi 'T 'A, -1-..f,y- A 4, nag ,,, . ,tvr Y E . '-,., W 1 .'.. fp ' K N --U Y V xqsm. V . 3 'wa K N- , .5 ' L' 1 vc !?,4W :A N Qy:,,I,L ,X ff' ', Q w- f' . ' - i fr. .5 . K K 4 ,,,..,. H L., -2 .Q', ! gg ' Q X lv X J Q XA, 4 X5 X 1 Q 'ill 'L 5 'P' -L fi? 4.1 .W f W: ' 1' , ' W -Q1 A., . ,- ., 5 K . ' K iw' . gxl 4 A A +1 1+ F Q, 1 f ' X K: W el Quill And Scroll Rates The News Superior Beginning Journalists Now Cub Reporters Live News for A Live School! That's what you'll End in Senior's four-page. hi-weekly publication. the NEWS. which tries to present a complete picture ol classroom and extra-curricular activities. The NEWS is a member of the lnternational Society of Quill and Scroll, the lowa High School Scholas- tic Press Association and the National Scholastic Press Association. With the exception of three semesters, lhe paper has received all-American ratings since l928. The journalism course. under the direction of Miss Hildegarde Stoltelaen, begins with the pupils learn' ing the fundamentals during the lirst semester. The second semester the class puts into practice what they have learned. The staff is made up of an editor-in-chief, associate editor. feature editor, sports editor, copy editor. business manager and reporters. Copies of each issue are sent to various schools throughout the United States those schools in return send their papers to Senior. Papers are also sent to alumni in colleges and to boys in the service. Getting stories in on time is a difficult and time-consuming task. As the reward for all the hard ef- fort. the journalism student feels satisfaction and pride when he reads, in print. s piece of his own work. The second semester NEWS staff includes fsittingj-Robert Sullivan, George Huseman. Sheila Pnl- nicr. Carol Fillenworth, Bill Adams: fstandingl-Rita Petralris. Marilyn Crashorn, Verl Vander Muelen. jack Porter. Wayne Phillips. Bill Beyer. Maureen Oswald, and Alice Corbett. The Editor-in-chief is Sheila Palmer. mvzgmzmu fr .rf Thrce members of the advanced cooking class-Carol Breillwach, jean- nette Graf. and Mary jseger, demonstrate their cooking skill. Home Economics Department The advanced cooking class gave a Christmas party for their parents this year. Left to right- stsnding-are Mrs. Breitbach. Misa Simpson, Carol Breitbach, Miss Prenclergast. Kathleen Atchison, Jeannette Graf, Mrs. Graf, Mrs. Jaeger. Mary Jaeger, Mrs. Hennessy. Betty Hennessy: seated are Mrs. Prendergast. Msry Ann Weidcnbacher and Mrs. Weidenbscher. 1 4 'S 1 Nl N1 , J ' I L r as A scene from a Roman wedding enacted by the Latin Club. The debate contestants pic- tured are Qleh to rightl- Nels Turnquiat. Dave Seyer. jim Schaffer, Orville Ham- mernnd, and john Cesinger. Shirley LaBee and Dave King practice reading their French. Members of the book- keeping Come annlnan qnn- tingj-Jim Kelly, Annabelle Carlow. Alfrecl Schiuslz fatandingj-Mary Beall, Mary Sanden, nna Mnnlyn cm. horn. 99 E 4 X Him Q Wi' ,. ,..,: 3 4 5 , , x x -5'-Bmiiig. 'M fhfx. K 23931-' n.1LsfSEs A arf N KWH 'f 31 Q ' 1 as.: - 1 .gg 3? Ml, '- qsggg- X 1 A 1 4 Q 4 x , W me 'WS if vig 'WS 4 ix fl N, if ,i,.,, , ,H Y, VT Q 'J A 1 fl ,Q W,i.f..g?:.f w 3 s ,J I 'Q A F .2 .4 5 1 -v . 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A..a..w., E. Fern-6. lo. Anm...-.y, Dunita-I x, ee, 69. Apel, Randall-36. Arnold, Nancy-I I. 79. Bl. 85, 86. Arnold, Juanita-32, Bl, l04. Atchison, Kathleen-32. 90, 96. A.ka......., J...-sf., Arzwoad, Emily-36, 39. Bl. BB. Austin, Louis R.-6. Avenariuu. Milton-32. 64. 65. 67. 70. Ayala, Mn. A. A.-3. Ayala. Arlin?-36, 64. 65. 70, Bl Ayala. Audrey-I l, 64. 65, 66, 67 68, 69, 70, 79. Sl. 87, 88. Baal, Alvin-32. 40. 64. 65. 70. Baal. Robert-36. Bakey. Richard-36. Bandy, Oakley-36. Barrett, Irene---l l. Bartelx, Carole-31, 54, 64, 65, 66 67, 72, 73, Bl. I03. Bartela, Sully--Il. 64. 65, 66. 67 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 79. 87. 88. Bartels, Shirley-32. 75. Barton, Ronald-36. Bates, Nancy Lee-36. Baumhover. Ralph--32. Benll, Mary-I I. 68, 69, 92, 99. Beatty. ,lack-56, 44. Beau. Donna-36. Beau, Shirley-I I, 92. Beaver, Anthony-36. Bechen, Francis-36. Bechtel, Dorothy--6. Beckiul. David--32, 9l. Beckwith. William-I I, 58. 64. 65. 66, 67, 86, 89. Beelae, Margaret-36, 69, 76, 77. Beighle. Cen?l2, 50. Belvek, Roberta-68, 69. Benz. Laverne-6, 5l, 65, 69. Beresford, Carol--l2, 66. 69. 7l Bl, 37, 55. Berger. Robert-36. s..gf.1., Leu...-12, 92. Bergquist, Mrs.-96. B.....a..., Jwhn-l2. Bergquist, Carol-36, 69, 76, 77 85. Besler, Robert-36. Bettcher, Clarence. Beyer, Bill-l3, 43, 44. 5l. 6l. 64 65, 66, 67, 75, 95. Blackman, ,lack-32, 68, 69. Bl 55. Blaaer, Ronald-36. . Blickman, Richard-IZ. Block, Laura-32. Bloclclinger, Joseph-36. Blok. JoAnn-32. Blok, Raymond-36, 68. 69. Blok. William-I2. 42. 44. 73. 83 Blum, Alvin-32. 88. Blythe, Barham-64, 65. Bock, Roberta-36, BB. Boclcea, Patricia-36. 65, 69, 92. Boe. Loretta-32. 68. 69. 75, Bl 93, 98. Boelln, Robert-36. Bolender, Jeannette--36. Busaharl, Albert-36. 68, 69. Bottoms, Alan-39. Bottoms, Darothy-32. 76, 77. Bradield. Mary-l2. Brandt, Donna-IZ, 68, 69, 79, Bl Brnylon. Ronald-32. Breitbach. Carol-32. 96. Brimeyer, Clyde-36. Brimeyer. Margaret-36. Brooks, Leon-36. 68, 69. Buck, Betty-32, 76, 77. Budde. Judith-IZ. 54. 64. 65. 66. 67. 74. 79, 87, 92. Buechele, Nancy-ll. Buelow. ,lim-32. Buettell. ,lon-32, 80, 90. Buol. Grace-52, 68, 69. Burke. Loretta-I3, 63, 69, 94. Burns. Betty, 32. Busch. Nora-32. 66. 67. 70. 92. 93. Buse, john-I3. 68, 69, 80. Butler, Mary-32, 66. 68. Butler, Peter-l3. Cahill. Mary-36. 54. 64, 65. 72 75. 76, 79, Bl. Carbine, Jenn-32, 8l. Carlton, Guy-6. Carlton, johnny-56, 39, 53, 83. Casey, Phoelze-32, 68, 69, Bl. Cesinger, john-U, 43. 44, 59, 7l 78. 79. Chnlder, ,loan-32. Chalmers, Eleanor:--36. Carol-36. 65. 69. Chalouplta, Chamlaen. E.. C.-6. Chapman, Bunni?l3. 90. Chapman, james-36. Chevalier. Dennis-36. Childs, Robert--80, IOS. Christ, Janaan-l3, 63, 69, 92. Christensen, ,lack--36, 64, 65. Christensen, james-32. Christensen. Patricia-l3, 40, 54, 64. 65, 66, 67. 72, 76, 77, 86 l0l. Clark. Deloren-36, BB. Clark. Msy-8. Claussen. Gretchen-l3. 40, 65, 75, 79, 86. Clausaen, Paul--56, 53. 64, 65 Clough, Darlen+56. 57. 69. Coates. Paul-56. 68, 69. 84. c.....y.... Joh.. -32. 64. ss. Cole, Claudette-32. Connell, Bill--32. 44, 48. 59, 93. Conrad. Gerald-36. Cook. Bevan-l3. 76, 77, 92. Couk, Donald-32. 50. Corbett. Alice--IO. I4. 74. 76, 79, Sl, 87, 95. l03. Cords, Lucille-36. Corell, ,lack-36. 44. Couchman, Barbara-36. 66. 76, 77, Bl. l0l. Cox, Paul---32. Cox, Shirley-36, 57, 68, 69, 92. Cragg, Sharon-36, 66. 67. Craig. Cheryl--32. 70. Bl. 89. Croft, Lyus--36, 84. Cutler. Ralph-36. Dahma. Lois-93. Dalzell. Wilbur-6. Danner. Virginia-36. Dare, Nancy-52, 54, 64. Darnell, Dean-l4, 82. Da tisman. jean Ann-3 6. Dsmmsn, Da usener, Nancy Lee-3 2. Philip-36. Dausener. Phillis-36, Bl. 92. Davin. Charles-36, 80. Davin, ,lean--l4. 92. Davis, Larry--32, 44. Dean. Robert-36. Delaney, Kay-36. 68. 69, 92. Demltier. loan-32, 64, 65, 66, 70. 73, 80. Denio, LaVerne-36. Denlinger, Charles--l4, 82. Denlingar, Marlene-36. ' DewBri!tain, Alic+56, 76, 77 Dick, Richard--I4. 44. 48. 68, 7l. 72. 78. Dietrich. Ragena-l4. 64. 65. 67. 92. 94. Doerr, ,lean--36, 85. Doerr, William-l4. Dolan, Elvira-6. Dolan, lrene--32. 55, 89. Bl. Dolphin. Norbert'-3 2. Donahue. joan-36, 68, 69, 92, Donahue. John-3 6. Dorlchner. Arlene-66, 67, 70, Daly, Harlan-I4. 36, 64, 65. Doty, Helen-l4. Douglas. Donnabelle-36. Downing. Eugene-43, 44, 76. Droesxler. Dario-36. Druullsrd. Shirley-92. 64 88 72 77 67 B9 99 67 69 66 97 B4 Hayes. F INDEX Duccini. Jean-3 6. DuCray, James-36. EcI:IuncI, Robert-6. Edman. Zepha-6. Edmonds, Kay-54, 73, 75, BI. B9 Edwards. Roger-I4, 40, 64, 65 67. 78. 87, 98. Elferding. Larry-64. os. oz.. 67 70. Eichman. CaroIyn-I4. 68. 69. 76 77. Elliot, SIxIrIey-68, 69, 85, 92. Endsley, Richard-42, 44. 7I. 78. Entringer, Patsy-I5, 92. Erickson. Maxine--I5. Ernster, Cloria--I5. 54, 68, 69, 76 77, 95. 95. Ernzen. DeII:erl-64, 65, 66, 67, 70 Esslinger, MarIene--68. 69, 76, 77 Fairhunt, Dale--I5. Faust, jack--36, 44. Feye, Bill--I5, 40, 56, 59, 64, 65 FiIIenwortI'1, Carol-I5, 40, 54, 72 74. 79, 86. 95. Filter, William-36. 44, 64, 65, 76, 77, 89. Finion. Howard-36. Flikkeman, Ann-68, 69, 76. 77. Fluckige., F..-...1.-a. Fnndell, James--35. Forticr, Gloria--64. 65, 66, 67. Fartman, RaIpI'x--36. Fax, Lois--36, 40, 64, 65. 76, BI 88. Frederick, Glenn-I0, I5. 72, B7 88, 94. Freisinger, EarI-68. 69. Frey, Tom-I5. 78, 85. 98. Frohs, Dick. 44. 64, 65. Fudge, MeII:n-36. 68, 69. Funk. Don-59. Gninor, DaIe-36, 64, 65, 66, 67 GaIIInrt, AIIz:e-64. 65. 66. 67, 75 CnnnI1I, JoAnn-56. 68. 69, 92. Card, Marilyn-68, 69. Carlow. AnnaBeIIe-I5, 54, 87, 90 99. Centz, Richard-3 7. CIudwin, Frank-I5, 83. Coedkin, Richard-37. Conner, Anna-6. I0. Goodman, AIan-I6. Gordon, Kenneth-37. 59, 72. Cnltschnlk. ,Ioan--37, 69. Grable, Donald-40. 68. 69, 7I. I 03. Graf, Mrs.-9 6. Graff. Jeanette-96. Grnshern, Gen+64. 65. 66. 67. 70, 82. ' Crashorn, Marilyn-I6, 30, 54. 74, 75. 79. BI. 87. 92, 95, 99 I02. Grauhorn, Sandra-68. 69, 7I, BI. I02. Graves, Gordon-44, 79. Greene. CI'xarIene--37, 90. Greene. Lui:--76, 77. Gregory, Leo-8. Crice. john--37, 64, 65. Grote, Barbara-I6, 40. 68, 69. Gruber. Kat+I6. CuIicI'x, Thomas-37. Guns, Barbara-37, 68, 69, 76, 77 97. Gunsaulis, Fred-6. Haas, Geurg+37. Haggerty. Huriett-I6. Hahn, Elaine-I6, 94. Hahn, Rosemary-37, 68, 69. Hakansan. Richard--I6. Hammerand. Norms-I6. 68. 69. 76. 77. 85. 86. 90. 93. 94. Hsmmerand. OrviII+I6, 88, 89. Hsmmerand. Prosper--37. Handel. Vera-I6, 64, 65, 66. 67, 68. 69. 76. 77. Haney. Vernon-37, 68. 69. Hardie, Frank--8. Harms. Marilee-I7. 94. Haugen, Haughl. Heughz. Haughl, Ronald-3 7. Nancy-3 7. Tom-88. Robert-3 7, 44, 64. I-Iaun. Nick-37. Haye. Thomas-37. 44. 53. Hayes. Allan-57. rederic-3 7. 39, 44. 65. Hayes, Shirley-I7, 92. Hedrick, Clifford-64, 65. 79, I03 Hedrick. Roger-42. 44. 62, 78. Hedrick. Wallnr-59. Heeren, Eugen?62. Heiderscheit. Elnin?-37. HeiI. Robert-64, 65, 66. 67, 68. 69, 79, IOI. I'IeII. WIIIIam-65, 65, 79. Hendren. Georgia--I7, 64. 65, 66 67, 92. Hendren, CIsdyce-I7, 64, 65. 66 67, 70. 89. I'IenkeI, Kaye--37. 57, 92. Henkes, Les-32, 44. Hennessy, Mrs.-96. Hennessy. Betty-96. H......... Janet--I7, ss. 69, 74, 75 8I, 82, 92. Hennings, Kay-54, 66, 67. 68, 69 70, 7I, 75, 76, 77, 8I. I04. Herzog, Buck-5 I. - Higley. Parker-8. HIII, junw-37. HiII. Shirley-92. Hines, Duane-I 7, 80. I03. Hines, Shirley-68, 69. Hingtgnn, Donald-6I. 9I. Hingtgen. Lnrraine-68, 69. I'IinIreI. Ervin-37. I'IinI:eI, Mary Ann-I7, 90. Hird, Noel-37, 44, 53. Hirsch, john-37, 85, 86. Holzde, Dennis-6I. Hocking. Curtin-58. Hocking, Susan-I7, 30, 40, 54 64, 65, 66, 67, 70, 72. 74. 86 89, I03. Hoerner, John-44. Hoerner, joseph-37. Hoffman, Tom-I7. Hohmann, Harlan-57. Holbridge, Pat-3 7. Holm, Ruger--IB. 64, 65. 66. 67 70. 74, 80, 86, 87, 88, 89. Holman, Elizabeth-I8. 68. 69, 74 75, 76, 77, 8I. 86, 87. Hopkinu, George-I8. 88. 98. Horn Le Roy-59. Hoskins. Larry-64, 65. 66. 67 70. 72, 76, 77. Hough, Dick-3 7, 53. Houy, Carol-I8, 57, 97. Hnuy, Sur-37, 68. 69. 92. Hubbard, Jim-I8. Hubert, Robert-I8. 80. Hudson. Constance-6. Hunk, Darlene-37. Hunt. Marilyn-37, 76. 77. Hurlburl. BIII-I8, 50. 56, 59, 78 Hurlburt. john-37, 44. 53. Huseman, Ceurgfll 42, 44, 76 77. 78, 92, 95. Huaeman. Marie-3 7. Jaeger, Leo--37. Jaeger, Mrs.-96. Jaeger, Mary--39. 68, 69, 96. Jamison. ,Io jane!-37, 68, 69. Jecklin. Ken!-37. 48. 68. I0l. I03 jenkins, Duane-42, 44. Jochum, I.eun?37. Johannsen, ,Ion-5I, 62, 93. johnson, C. O.-6. Johnson, Joyce-68. 69. 76, 77. johnson, Mrs. Ruth-6. jones. David-6I. Jones, Irwin-64, 65, 66, 67. Kassbauer. ,Ioe-34, 92. Kahle. Bob-I5. Kaiser, Robert-37. Kamm. Wayne-68. 69, 76, 77. Kanavas. james-44, 6I. w 1 INDEX Kasper, Lavonnr-37. Kaufman. Alois-8. Kaufman. james-37, 44. 53. Kaufman. janaan--37. 68. 69. Knune. Merlin-37. 44. Keller. Shirley--3 7. Kelley. ,lumen-99. Kelly. Richard-53. Kelly. Robert-37. Kemp. Marlene-37. Kempler. Diane-IB, 68, 69. 8l. Kennedy. Richard--l9. Kenyon. Rita-I9. Kernull, Wayne-37. Kieffer. Merlin-37. Kilby. Carole-I9. 74. 86. 88. Kimlnerlin. Carol+68. 69, l03. King. David-37. 99. Kine, Phylis-37. Kingsley, Pat-44. 59. 94. Kintzinger. Helen-72. Kintzle, Marie-37. 57. Kirch, Ronald-l9. Kirpel. ,lcanet!?93. Kleclcer, Virginia-3 7. Kline, Rolzerk-37. 44. 53. 64. 65. 66. 67, 80. Koch. Daryl-59. Koehler, Enid-3 7. Koehler. Ted-34. Koeneke. james--34. Koethe. Darlene-37. 69. Koethe, lrwin-37. Koilman, Dick-37. Koupmnn, Mary Ann-I9. 64. 65. 66. 67, 70. 74. 79. 86, 87. Koltle. ,lanicr-34. 8I. 85. 93. K........., B..n.?l9. ea. 69. Krnntz. Florence-6. Kretsclnmer. Meleine-6. Krizz. Rm...-IQ. 37. Lsngman, james-37. 64. 65. Langman. Juanita-37. 64. 65. 68 69, 70. Lnnxer. Ronald-34. 5l. 93. LaPorle. Daniel-20, 64. 65. 66 67. 70. Larsen. Patricia--37. 69. Larson. -lymi?34. 44. 48. 68. 69 Larson, Ronald-20. Larson. Shirley-37. 40, 48. 71. Laube. Donald-37. 68. 69. Lebben, Barbara-34. 68. 69. Lelalaen. Betty-34. 90. Leighly. jacquelin+34, 68. 69. 76 77. 8l. 88. 89. l04. Leik, Norma-34. 70. Lenstra. Mary Lou-37. Leonard, Paul-40. Leach. joan-20. 93. 92. Leurlc, Richard-37. LeVan. Kenneth--34. 68. 69. 7I 76, 77. Lewey, Charles-20. Lighkcap, Harold-34. 64. 65. 68 69, 79. - Llngle, Lavon--3 7. Lock. Wayne-38, 44. 53. Loney, Geralcl-38. Love. ,loan-20. Loysen. Fred-34. Luba, Helen--20. Lustrn. M.-68. 69. Nlalaee. juclltlx-38. Sl. l0l. Meeker, Carol-38. 64. 65, 76, 77 8l. 88. Magson, Florene+6. Manders. Shirley-34. Manoa, Georg:--20. Marugg, Carol-34, 64. 65. 66. 67 Sl. IOI. IOS. Meirenberg. Eva-3 8. Kritz. Roy-58. 78, 92. l03. Kruse. Alma-6. Kunlz, Floycl-34. Kvam, Blair-54. LaBee. Shirley--32. 54, 48. 85. 99. Lamb. Sybil-6. lOl. l03. Lamlaerl. Donald- l 9, 98. Lampe, Amala-34. 68. 69, 79. 8l. 89. 95. Lampers, john-37. Landers. Luuis-l9. 43. 44. 78. Landlchulz. Jack-37, 64. 65. Lanrlnchulz. Paul-l9. 30. 56. 64, 65. 74, 76. 78. 79. 89. 92. Landlchulz, William-8. 6l. 79. Lang, Danna-3 7. Lung. janet-37. Lanef. Rukhilfl, 68. 69. 97. 76. Mmew.. Phu...-ss. Matous. ,lack-34. Mauer. Runell-20. 68. 69. Maul. Phyllis-Zl, 68, 69. 7l. 76 77, 87. Maul. Jim-34, 44. 64, 65. 67. 70 M.B.sa.. Rub...-sa, es, 69, ao. McCnrker. Sl-.irley-Zl. 75. BI. 87. McCarthy. Roy--38. McFarlane. james-38. 57. 68. 69 40. 64. 65 Mccm, Charles-l0. zu, 43, 44 el. 70. al. se. nos. McGinnis. Shirley-3 4. McLennan. Georgette-34. 68. 69 Meader. Naomi-38. Meehan. john-38. Meehan. Lois-34. Mehl. George-8. Langue. Philllp134. 44. Langaa. Stev+37. Mercer, Mik+34. 43. 44. 50. 70 Merrill. Tom-38. 54. Meat. Carol-34. 54, 64. 65. 75. 8l, IO3. Metz, Carol-38. Meyer. Donna-38, 69. Meyer. ojhn-6. Mihalakis. Michael-Zl. 84, 87. 98. Miller. Berclena--34. Miller. Elmer-58. Miller. Frank-44. Miller. Gal?34. 68. 69. Miller .jim-Zl, 78. Miller, Lyle-Zl. 57. 88. Miller. Phillie-38, 69. Minhler, Carolyn-Zl. 66. 67. 75. 76. 77. Bl. 94. l03. Mohr. Kenneth--38. Mohr. Luther--38. 68. 69. Moore. Elizabeth-38, 39. 64. 65. 70. 8l. IOS. Moore, Kenneth-44. Mori, Louis--7. Morton, Marian-34. Mozena. Donna-34. 64. 65. Mueller, James-Zl. 98. M..1.x...1........, David-ae. Mummart. Sue-34, 64, 65. 66. 67. 68. 69, 75. Nagel. William-38. Nachtman, Harold-B. Nauman. Donald--2l. Nelnel. Roger-38, 42, 44. 5l. 64. 65. Nelael, William-38. Nelson. Jacqueline-38, 69. Nelson. Mary-7. Nelaun. Ronald-38. Nealer. Sandra-38. 40. 64. 65. 75. 76. 77. BB. Nesler, Toni-Zl. 40. 56. 64. 65. 87. 88. Neubauer. Norman-6l. Neumeister. Dan--22. 88. Niclay. Betty-22, 76. 77. 92. 97. Ni....1x..., J...q...u...-se. Noesen. Marilyn-22, 68. 69, 7l. 74. 86. 87. 88. Nolan. Mrs.-9l. Nora, jack-38. 44. 5l. 53. 59. No... Jam.. J.-59. 70. Norclenlon. Kay-38. 39. 68, 69. 89. Notion. Clal'enc238. 44, 64. 65. Nothaff. Theron-34. Olzerlcoffer. Tommy-34. O'Dell. j'Neaner-38. 64. 65. O'Dell, Kay-38. 68, 69. Oeth. ,lim-34. 44. Ogelsby, juns+30, 58. 8l. 88. Ohmert. Alice-IO. 22. 68, 69. 75. 79. Oliver. Wayne- O'Mearn, Donald-34. INDEX I O'Meara, Robert-38. Oneyear, Norma-34. Opperman. Charles-54. 44. Orndnrff, Ronald-32. 34. 44, 5l Orr, jahn--7, 78. Orr. Stanley--34, 42, 44, 64. 65 78. Osborne. Rosemary-38, 90. Osterl, Richard-22. Oswald, juyce--38, 68, 69. Oswald. Maureen.-22. 68, 69, 87 90, 93, 95. Overhouse. Belly--2 9, 3 8. Paar. Robert--38. 44. Pace, Marna-38. Palmer. Sheila-22, 54, 57, 68, 69 74. 75, 76, 77, 8l. 86. 95 l04. Papenthein, Alan-36. Paris, Shirley-22, 68, 69, 8l. Purlsinx, KaKllerin?35. 68, 69. Sl 92. Patrum, Jim--22, 56. 64, 65. 66 67. Patterson, Wayne-38. Paul, Bertha-35, 57, 68. 69, 92 Paul, Phyllis-Zl. Pearce. Nancy-35, 38, 75. 92, 93 Petrakis. Rira-22. 64. 65, 66, 67 72, 74. 75. 8l. 85, 92, 95. Phillip.. janic?38, 54. 64, 65 66, 67, 75. Phillips. Wayne-23, 42, 45, Sl 64, 65, 78. 95. Pierce. Deloree--38, 54, 64, 65. Platt. R ichard-3 8. Pope, Clrol-3 8. . Porter. Jack--23, 86, 87. 88, 95 95. Pollerbaum. Bernadette-38, 68. 69. Potter. Myrll+35. 68, 69, 90. Powers, Louann--35, 90. Powers. Warren-38. Pratt. William-35. 80. Prenclergask, Clar+7. 10, 96. Preston, Charles-23. 56, 6l. 94 Price. Shirley-35. Quads. ,lames--38. Quade. Lain-38. 69. Quade, Roger138. 44. Radsek, Patricia-38. 66, 67. Raine. Roger--38, 64, 65. Ralston, jacquelimeli. 79. Ransfnrd, Neil-23, 82. Rathllun. ,loan-l0. 23. 68. 69. 74. 75. 76. 77. Bl. Reclerus, jim--64, 65. Redmond. Cleluo-38. Rehfeldt. Alfred--35. 60. 68. 69. Reichen. Ernest--3 5 . Reigler, Earl-58. Reilly, Thomas-38. 44. 64. 66, 67, 80. Reinhardt, Ferdinand-38. 44. Reinhardt, Shirley-38. 8l. 88, Reisen, Carol-38. Reisen, Eleanor--23. Reisner, Jack-23. 42. 44, 50, 94. Reitlinger, Merlin-35. 65. 90. 78. Rektenmaier. james-23, 44. 56. Rettenmeier. Larry-23. Reu. Margarete-7. Riechmann, Carol--38. Reicler, Dav?60. Richman, Jerry-24, 92, l03. Riedi. aMrilyn-38, 76, 77, 88. Riege, Patricia-35, 64. 65, 8l. Riegler, Earl--24, 78. Rink. Tom-38. Robbins. Lee-35. 79. Rohey. Clarenc?24. Rolaey, Georg?38, 64, 65. 70, 89. Robinson, jim-24. Roeth, ,leann?35. Rogers. Martha-38, 68, 69. Rnllinson, Dorothy-7, 40, 93. Raloff, Marianna-24, 68. 69. Rohde, Patricia-38, 68, 69. 77, 88. Rohr, Earl-38. Rose. janet-38, 54. 68, 69. 76. Rosecrans. Richardson-24, 40, 65. Rotman, jerry-40. 60. Rotman. june-40. Rowan. Helen-'7. Rowe, Marilyn-24. Rowe. Sally-38. 69, 97. Rowell, Jacquelyn--24. 50. 64. 66. 67, 70, 74. 86. 87. Rowell. Richard-24. Rubendall, Robert--24. Rulaie, F D red-38. Rubin Lois-35, 76, 77. aria--35, 64. 65. 66, Melvin-38. Runde, William-44. Runclle, Floyd G.--7. Randle, Jeanette, l0l. Ryan, Susan-25. 57, 68, 69, 90. Ruley, Runde. Sanders, Mary-25, 99. Snwvell, Alfred-35, 80. Sawvell, ,lay-38. 6l. 94, 99. s.r...f.., fm.-43, 44. so. 59, 93. Schaeffer, jim- Scharry, Sylvia-38. 89. 5che5ert, Maxin?39. Scheppele, Barham-'25, 64, 66. 67. 67 76 77 64 65 67 85 78 65 Scheppele. Janet-64, 65, 66. 67 68. 69. 70, 72, 88. Sehickel. Duane--39. 80. Schickel, Patricia-39, 68. 69. Schiers. Donald-25, 68, 69. Schiexsal, Alfred-39. 69. Snhlichtmann. Clarenc+35. Schlitzer. Rose-25. Schlung, Ramona-39. Schmerbach, Kenneth-25. Schmerbach. Marilyn-35. Schmidt, Dorothy-39, 64, 65, 76 77. 88. Schmik. Darlene-30, 39. 73. 8I 88. Schmit, Donald-25. Schmit, Patricia-25, 68, 69. 72 74. 76. 77. 8l. 88. 95. l0l l03. Schmitt, Kenneth--25. 92. Schneider, Harold--7, 30. Schneider, Harriett-7. Schnucker, Florence--25, 57, 68 69. 75. Bl. Schuenlhal, Beverly-26, 54, 64 65. 66, 67, 68. 69. 70, 7l. 74 75, 76, 77. 8l. 87, l04. Schollea. Charles-39. Scholz, Russell-35, 68. 69. Schroeder, Bonni+35. Schroeder. Wilma-34. Schubert. Allen-34. Schulaert, Shirley-39. 68. 69, 75 Schueller. june-39, 64, 65, 88. Schumacker, Patricia--39. Schuster, Bill-34, 72. Schwaegler, Robert-26. 64. 65 l0l. Schenke, Mrs.--9l. Schwantje, Katie-34, 68. 69, 9l Schwinn, Cenese-34, 80, 8l. 89 93. Schwinn, Sandra-34, 80, 89. 93 Scott. jerry-34. Scott, Roberta-39, 69. Seipp. Roxanne-34, 66, 67, 69 8l. 89. l03. Sevan, Jeanette-39. Severaon, Charlotte-7. Seyer, David-26, 99. Shaffer. jim-26, 78. 86. 87, 94 Shappell. Royce-26. Sheldon. Jim-34. Sheldon. Tom'-34. 68, 69. Sherman. Fay Ann-59, 8l. Sherrill. Jamea-68, 69. Shoars. William-39, 64, 65, 66 67, l0l. Sins, Dick-34. 6l. Siegert. Shirley-39, 68. 69. Siegworlh, joann+90. Simmons, Nancy-39, 76, 77. 78 . Waite. Vern F.-7. INDEX Simpson. Marie B.-7, 96. Sindt, LaVern-34. Sindt. Leonard-39. Slcaife, Barbara-JZ, 34, 54, 64 65, 66, 67, 70, 75, Bl, l03 Skelton, Donald-39. Smith, Shirley-39. Smotlxen, Barbara-39. 76. 77. Snodgran. Dale--26. Snodgrass, Helen-39, 69. Snyder, Robert-34, 44, 62. 70. Sowle. Lain-39. Sowle, Patricia--39. Spatu, Carol-34, 72, 92. Spechkenliauser, Jack--26. Sponable, Riley-34, 64, 65. Slackis, MaryAnn-26, 90. 98. Slnllman, David-39, I0 I . Steaci., Shirley-34, 68, 69, Bl. Steil. james-26, 59, 78, 82. Steil, William--39. Steinlmoff, Harold-39. 44. 72. Steve, Mary--26, 87, 92. Slevenu. David-27. 30, 40, 43 44. 50. 6l. 64. 65. 67. 70. 74 78. 86. 94. Stevens Norma-39. 40. 54. 64. 65. 70, 75. Stoecker, Gerry-39. 44, 68, 69. Sloffel, Rosemary--39, 63, 69. Stnlleben, Hildegardfl Slory, Carole-34. 72, 76, 77, Bl 85. 90. Slrong, Carol--34. 57. 65. 69, 75, 85. Strong, Nancy--34. Sturman, jack-6l. Suffern. JoanQ39. 54, 65, 69. Sullivan, Robert-17. 56, 95. Sundeen, Arthur-39, 66, 69. Swan, jeanetlw-68, 69. Sweet, Harold-7. Tangcman. Lois-3 9. Tarnutzer. Rita-27, 54. 76, 77. 93, 97. Taylor. Judith-27. 64. 65. 66. 67. 70. 75, 76, 77, 79, 86. B7 l03. Ten Boer, aHrrie!- Thatcher. Sandra-32, 34. Tl-mia, Adel-'39, 69. Theiu, jeanel!?27. Thilmany, Donald--27. Thielen, Harry-34. 64. 65. 67. Ti....,.., David-39. Thurston. Charlen- Timmerman. Maxine-27, 54. 64 65, 66, 67, 70. Timmerman. Robert-6l. Trenlr. Emma-7. Trenlz. Beverly--34. 54, 68, 69 72. Bl. Trizulny. ja Niece-27. 74. 86. 93 98. Tropf. Eugene-27. 59. 73. Tropf. Mrl.-9l. Tlclxiggfrie, Bill-39. 68. 69. Turnquint, Neln-27. 68. 69, B6 99. Uelner. Enilier--34. 64. 65. 66. 67 76, 77, 92. Uelner. Roy-34. 64. 65, 70. Ulbrieh. Cert.-ud--Z8. 64. 65. 70. Ulzig, Sharon-39. 60. 69. 92. Vance. Mike-39. VanderBerg. Mary Jan+29, 64 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 75. 79 86. 87. Vanderlippe, Robert-26. 94. Vander Meulen, Verlyn. deceased 29, 56, 57, 6l, 86. 95. Vasady, Naomi-29, 9l, 98. Veach, Charles-Z9. Vyverlaerg, Richard-39. Vyverlzerg, Shirley--35. 66, 69. Walker. Waller. Ja...--59. can-39. es, 69. Wnlser, Donna--35. Walser, Virginia--39. Walner. William-35. Walker, Edra-7. Walterl, Ralph--28, 43. 44, 50 59, 64, 65, 66, 67, 74, 78 B7, 98. Warren, Janet-39. 54, 65, 69, 72 Weber, Al--35. Weiser, Nicholas-35. Weber, Ruth--35. Weida, jack-35, l03. Weidemann, Dale-35. Weidenbacher. Bill-59. Weidenbacher, Marilyn--35. 48 66. 67. 68. 69. 96. Weidenbacher. Either. 7-. Weidenbacher. Mary Ann-35. 8 72, 76. 77. Weis, Marcia-35, 68, 69. Wernke, Mary-39, 90. wha... Alice-7. Wim., Joi... 44. Whitfield. Sally-39. Whitman, Pat-Bl, 86. Wiedner, Judith Ann-65. 69. Wilcox, Don-35, 6l, 66, 69. Wilke, Beverly-39. Wilke. Dick-40. Wilke. La Vonna-35. 68. 69. 90 93. Wilkins, Donald-28. 40. Willard, Marian-39. 68. 69. 55 Willey. ,laek-39. 44. 64. 65. 66 67, BB. 89. Willey. Bill-l0l. Williams, Alberta--39. Wilming. Nickie-39. Wilmot, Henry-35. Wilson, William-35. Winall, J.-B. Winchell, Michael-35. Winter, Donna-28, 94. Winter, john-25, 39. 69, Bl. Winning, Rulhannr-28, 92. Wine, Charlene--35. Witte. Edna--20, 54, 68, 69. 9l, 97. wan... D......i.y-29. 45. 54. 66, 69, 76, 77, Bl. 87. Wiuerhole. Bill-35. Witkman, Patricia--39. Wolf. J......-35. Wond, Jeanine-35. 66. 67, 55. Woodall, ,loanne-35, 39. 66. Wendell, Norman-35, 41, 44. Wright. Grilfeth--7, 30. Wright, Eva Ann-35. 66. 67. 69, 76. 77, su, 90. l04. Wuerlzer, Derl-Z9. Wuerlzer, Frederic-39. 80. Wunder, Clxarleu--73. Yinger. Yvonne-64. 65. 76, Bl, l04. Zauche, Helen-39, 69. Ziegenfun, Tam-35. Ziegler, Tom-58. Zullarn, Dave-35, 44, 60, 65. OUTSIDE SUBSCRIPTIONS A Friend Arif '4ftr:i.' - Psi-tiyrgv. A Friend N7 I my ' - 5 f it A Friend ' Wk' - ' ,lb K A Friend 3 if IMA' ' ' , - - . A Friend - -Lf Iggy' 5 e R A Friend '. 'E l 1.1 . f' 3 Allendorf-Lane Company AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Ames Dress Shop Anthony Auto Sales, Inc. DR. AND MRS. E. BACON Barker's Shoe Store BARTELS AND MCMAHAN Dr, Robert L. Barton BAYLESS BUSINESS COLLEGE BEATRICE FOODS Becker-Hazelton Company BELSKY MOTOR COMPANY BENDER MUSIC COMPANY Betty jane Candy Shop Bird Chevrolet Company GEORGE BOCK COMPANY Boe Distributing Company Borden Ice Cream Company Buol-Thomas Company Geo. A. and Geo. R. Burden BUSINESS SUPPLY COMPANY Busy Bee Cafe CARR, ADAMS, AND COLLIER COMPANY DR. WALTER CARY Central Cafe CHRISTENSEN'S GREENI-IOUSES CLARKE COLLEGE Clemens Motor Sales Q Coca Cola Bottling Company C. F. Cody Company Dr. Edgar Connelly Crescent Electric Supply Company VV. L. Deckert Company Diamond's Grill Donovan's Cash Market Dr. Pepper Bowling Lanes DUBUQUE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Dubuque Building and Loan Association DUBUQUE PACKING COMPANY DUBUQUE PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Dubuque Presbyterian Press, DUBUQUE READY-MIX CONCRETE Dubuque Recreation Parlor DUBUQUE TRAVEL BUREAU DUBUQUE WHOLESALE GROCER EGELHOF FUNERAL HOME F. M. Faber F. M. Faber Music Company Farber and Sons FARLEY AND LOETSCHER MFG. COMPANY Federal Discount Corporation Finley Hospital School of Nursing The First National Bank Thomas Flynn Coal Company FUHRMAN BROS. CLOTHING STORE bl. VV. Glasson Barber Shop john tl. Glynn H. N IV. Motor Express Company Frank Hardie Advertising, Inc. Dr. R. E. Hart Haudenschield Funeral Home HIGLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY Higley-Meyer Electric Company The Hoermann Press Dr. A. F. Hoffman lNl. P. Hogan Holseher's Apothecary The Hub Humke's Sanitary Bakery INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER INTERSTATE FINANCE CORPORATION Iowa Coaches, Inc. F. M. 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