Dubuque High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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Best friends that all yontl1'll ever have, Hurts and tears. dreads and fears, All erased in our early years By smiles mt faces, rewards for paces. just kept them treading along. Guiding our course wisely and ex- pertly has been our pilut and principal -Mr. George Luc. His wznclifnlncss and skill have stcurcil ns pluziszmtly and snfcly lun'1n'd our destinations. ln rough wcullicr :ind fair. lic has inspired in ns :x calm self-zissiirniicc. zz sense nt' direction, and ai strength uf purpose. Fortunate have we hccn in his tirelcss leadersliip. The Dubuque School Board uttends the ground-breaking ceremony for the new gym. Left to right are Mr. Frank Fluckigcr: Mr. T. W. Landschulz: Mrs. A. A. Ayala: Mr. Frank Hardie: Mr. George Lee. principal: Mr. George Mehl, supervisor of caretakers: Mr. William Pninxettg Mr. Harold Nachtman, a previous member: and Mr. Max Clark. superintendent. Missing from the picture are Dr. C. O. Nesler and Mr. Leo Gregory. M Xwmrfarw mg msas2sz.ue mw,,s 'i' wwf 3 Qj,,,, x ,y.M,f.g.p1:qfz.wsf':1:,,g1,v-,W Mm:f,w.,wemwafwfrff - 'wf44z'1 ?5?fXgfZsf ' W Iggy.,-W f-1jzgskgfgyggpgfgipgiff-ffsg ' ' 'fi i ifflf . 'K ., .f . 'DSKft.lbok up ln' doniffjgzkihdown, You don't du! make white bon Bend yo' kneel Yun' lapw yo' head, ln' pull that rope until yu're rleul. frowng Faculty E. FERN ANDREWS-Enitlish ll: Cafeteria Adviser: Facility Social Committee: School Social Committee: Sophomore Class Adviser. Ehailrman: A.B.fNeln-iska Wesleyan: M.A.-University ut Ne- ras u. LOUIS R. AUSTIN-Mechanical Drawilut: Shui! Drnwinl! and Math- ematics: Public Address System: iowa State: University nf Du- buque: University of Iowa. DORUTI-IY IJECHTEL -Hue Arts: l3.A.--University nl' Dubuuue: M.A.fCoIumhia University, New York. LA VERNE HENZ-Shop Science Classes: Sophomore Basketball Coach? Assistant Sunhomnre Football Coach: Assistant Track Coach: B.S.--luwa State Teachers Cullepzc: M.S.--The Stout In- stitute. Menomonie, Wisconsin. GUY CARLTON--Government: Finance Committee: Grounds Commit- ::ei1Assistant: Junior Class Adviser: l3.A.fIowa State Teachers o exe. - E. G. CHAMBERS-Manual Arm: Vneatinnal Woodworkinrz: Flower and Gift Committee: B. S.-'Stout Institute. REUBEN CHILDERS-Advanced Machine Shop: Faculty Social Cmn- mittee: I!,A.ABcloit: M.S,-University of Wisconsin. WILBUR DALZELL--Phyaicai Geometry: Varsity Track Conch: Awards Committee: Junior Class Adviser: A.B.-University of In- diana: M.A.-University of Michigan. ELVIRA DOLAN-Registered Nurse: Health Sunervisor: ILS.-Loras College. , ROBERT ECKLUND-Sheet Metal: ILA.-Iowa State College. MRS. ZEPHA EDMAN-Anpliefl Desilln and Crafts: ILS.-Kansas State Teachers College. SARAH F. GAIIVIN--TYDini:: Secretarial Traininli: Faculty Social Committee: B.A.fUniversity of Dubuque: University ul Iowa. ANNA GONNER-English Il, I2: Sophomore Class Adviser: ECHO Literary Adviser: B.A.-Saint-Mary-uf-the-Woods: M.A.fCulumhin University. I-'RI-ID GUNSAULIS-Printing: Printer's Desisrn: Promotion at School Activities Committee: B.E.f-Platteville State 'l'eacher's Col- lege: B.A.- 'Wisconsin University. MRS. ELLEN HEIDE-World History: American History: ILA. -Uni- versity of Iowa. ' GEORGE IIUNT-Bnokkerlbimzi Shorthand: Business Law: ECHO Business Adviser: ILELI.-Wiscunsin State Collclze: M.A.- -Univer- sity of Iowa. DWIGHT JOHNS-Chemistry: Binlmryl Chemistry Club: Promotions uf School Activities Cummiltee: ILA., M.A.-University of Iowa. MRS. 'RUTI'-I JOIlNSON--Office. C. 0. JOHNSON-Phvsioluley: Psyeholoayi Biulmtyl Nature Club: Museum: Public Relations Committee: Audio Visual Arts: Senior Class Adviser: H.A.. M.A.fUniversity at Iawa. names J. KINTZINGER-Amman: Hmm- ng smullem Council: National Honor cun-mime: Awards commmeeg chuirmms cm- mittee Adviser: cfedemanxs Committee: Monitor System Adviser: Elections committee: l3.S.'eColumhia University: M.A.-una-er. sity of Iowa. FLORENCE KRANTZ-Machine Calculation: Principles of Sales Re- tailing: Business Mathematics: Flower and Gift Committee: Cmn- mercial Guild: Ph.'B.f-University of Chicago: Iowa State Teachers Culleblei University of Miami. MELANII-I KREFSCHMER-Girls' Physical Education: Girls' Intra- murals: G.A.A.: Cheerleadimr Adviser: Pep Committee Chair- man: ILA.--University of Montana: M.A.f-University uf Wilsh- imzton. ALMA KRUSE-Business English: English: Junior Class Adviser: Junior Red Cross: ILA.-Rockford ColleHe. SYEIL LAMB-Speech: Dramatica: Speech Arts: Debate: Assembly Committee: Public Relations Committee: Stake Crew: National Thespians: B.A,iGrinncll College: Certiticatwschonl of the The- ater at Pasndclia Community Playhouse: M,A.-Iowa University 6 Nia FLORENCE lllAllSON--Director ol' Counseling and Student Person- nol: Hosuitnlity Committee: Finance Committee: National Honor Society Adviser: B.A.-University of Iowa: M.A.fNortl1western. HAROLD nlaniou-snmrunmaq Typing: -:Per can-immzea Assistant Ilusebull cum.. u.A.--Lum College: M.A,e-University of iowa. JOHN MEYER--Geulrrlmhyi Americun History ll: Varsity Tennis Coach: l!.A.fLoras Collelwi M.A.-University of Michigan. MARY NELSON-Spanish: French: Snanish Club: M.A.-University of Wisconsin. JAMES J. NORA-Buys' Physical Education: HYKiene: Varsity Base- ball Conch: Buys' lutrumurnls: B.P.E.eAmerican Ciulege of Phy- sieul Educntion. JOHN ORR-NVoxlil History: Vnrsity Basketball Conch: So ohumore Football Cosrh: Varsity Golf Conch: B.A.- Beloit Collette. LEE E. POLLEY-Guidance: Judiciary Committee: Seventh Period I School Som-ini Committee: Promotions of School Activities Commit- tee: ILS. Iowa Stnle Teacher's College: M.A.-lMichimIn St!-ite. CLARE PRENDERGAST-Home Economies! Sophomore Class Ad- viser: Faculty Sociul Committee Chairman: D:A.fClarke MARGARETE REU-Latin: German: Latin Club: B.A.- Cnllege: M.A.f University uf Iuwu. DOROTHY ROLLINSON-School Librarian: Library Club: Ushers Club: ll.A.f Lawrence Collette: M.A.---Northwestern f Ullivcmity of Wisconsin. College. Grinnell Student : B.L,S. HELEN ROWAN-Enillisli 10. ll: Senior Clnss Adviser: B.A.--Clurke College. FLOYD G. RUNDLE-lustrumentnl Music: Pep Committee: Assem- bly Committee: ILA.-University ol' Dubuque: M.Mus.-Norlh- werltern. HARRIE1' scunsuma-'rypingg Stenogrnphy: summer-cm nun.: Aa- visor: l!.A.- Univ-mary of Dunn-nie: r.i.uns,1a.i.Hu.-avmny .ir Colorado. CHARLOTTE SEVERSON-Vucnl Music: Assembly' Committee : Peo Committee: Public Relations Committee: B.A.flowa State Toorh- el-'s Collette: M.A.f-Northwestern: University of Colornrlo. MARIE B. SIMPSON-Registered Nurse: Dean of Girls: Guiilnnrei School Social Committee Adviser: National Honor Society Coni- milbee: Y4xWaCa Genernl Adviser' Safe! Commit ' ll.A.'eUnl- . Y tee. vcrsity of Dubuque? University of Washington. IIILDAGARDE STOLTEBEN-Emzlish: .lnnrnnlismt Quill and Scroll I Public Relations Committee: NEWS Adviser: School Publicity! l3.A.. M.A.- University of iowa. HAROLD SWEET-Allyebrnz Varsity Football Coach: D Club Atl- viser: Director ol Athletics: l3.A.f-Buena Vista. Cullkttfe. EMMA TRENK--Pmblems ol Democracy: American History: Problems Club Adviser: Awards Committee: Sollhomor Aiivilser: B.A.--University of Dubuque: M.A.-University cousin. Current c Class of Wis- VERA F. WAITE-Clothing: Prinviples of Nursinlti Home Mnnmze- ment: Chairman uf Flowers and Giful Committee: Senior Gluss Adviser: ILS.. M.A.f-lown State Collette. EDRA VYALTER-Emlliah: Sho!! Emtlish: Senior Clubs Allviiler: YuWnCu Adviser: B,A.--University of Iowa. MRS. ESTHER WIEDENHACHER-Office. ALICE WHITE-Trigonometry: ColleKP Algebra: Plone Geometry: Allvnnrvil Alnebrnz Solid Geometry: Director of Merit System: Awnrtls Committee Chairman: Nutiuunl Honor Society Commite tee: B.A.-University of Wisconsin. A. G. WRIGHT-Vice-principal: Dean ol Boys: Guidance: Awards Committee: Hull Supervisor: Grounds Committee Chairman: ECHO Supervisor: Phntournphy Club: School Insurance: Seventh Period: B,S.fPennsylvanmia College: M.A.fUniveraity of Iowa: Graduate Wnrkglldinnesnta and Purdue. 7 . wi g- Q I' , M31 Q' use 334 i was tr' ,Q . s .t E3 A192 . z . E Af' f5?5A, :ii:l'i em- , we 4 Nl ,Qt EE . i .ai .M . V ., ,, -Y . 'heir w'?i'i I ., - A if ,, Q. X tg we Q ggi, .iiiiiglvlii V S 52 4 ,Jas gi A' -i ' elf 2? :V 1: 132 1 -' Class of 1953 Senior class officers are Shirley LaBee, secretary: Carol Strong. vice-president: Many Ann Wiedenbacher, president: Beverly Trcntz, treasurerg Sandra Thatcher, secretary. RIGHT: Signing their Echus are Carol Mast. Bob Childs, Char Leu Wunder, Eva Ann Wright, jackie Leighty- and Larry Haskins. LEFT: Athletes Ron Orn- dorfl, Mike Mercer. Bob 5ny- der, Dick Enclsley. Stan Orr. jon Jnhannsen leave the field afler commencement exer- elses. ARNOLD. JUANITA Homernom Chairman--2: Assist- nnt Humernom Chairmnn-3: Vu- riety Show:--2. S: llusketbull 'ln- tramurnl-VZ, 3: volleyball mr..- muml'-2. 3: Pin!! Punk--25 Echo Cullerlm'-43: YB Wil Cu- :Zi Cum- mercilxl Guildfx: Current Prab- lc-ms-3: Student Cuuncil---3: Home:-omit!! QUEENS Court-lli Ticket Cnmlmitlnf-1. 2. 3: Mun- ilor-2, 31 Monitor C.'lD1AlinfQI Cafeteria Hust,essf2, SI Athletic Banquet Hnstesefl. 3: News -- 3: Tennis lntrnmurnlz Senior ulmquez Hmm-1. Avtzuutxus, nm:roN Property cummmet- -1: 'rum Campaign-1, 2. 3: llanrlf-1, 2. s: ul-tvhesmt--1: Monitor-1: HW-atnlaty cnmmmetk a: nm...- nund 3-1, 2. s: variety sl...w-- 1. 2, . nAAL, ALVIN num!-1. 2. a: 'Tr-xtckfl, 2, az 'nmwn cnmlmign-1, 2, a: Touch Fuutlnall-3: Basketball Intramur- ul-a: Music Contest,--1. 2, aa sent... Pina.-ce cummmee--az vm-my Shnw--1. s: comm Quartet -2, 3: Trumpet Quartet - 1: naming -2: Plm: mmf- a. BARTELS. CAROLE Ticket Cnmvailln-1, 2, X: Yu Wu CRQI: G, A. A.41. 2. 3: Lxttin Club Treusurerfl: Nature Clubf2: Chemistry Club -K: 'Nu- Liunnl Thespiums- l. 2. S: Secre- tary uf Nanomtl Thesniana -2: Smwrh Cuntestunt- 2. 3: Little Women f- !: Smarter 1-x n d Smoothex- I- 3: Co-Din-ctur of SpolliRl'ti. of 'l951 : Junitu'-Serv iur Prom Cnmmittee-2: Variell' Show'-1, 2, 3: Nutinmtl Honor Snciety :2, 3: Cafeteria Host,:ss-- 3: Promotions Committee-YZ, 32 Assembly Committee-2: Baseball lulrnmurulvl, 2. 32 Basketball lnlrnmurulsfl. 2, 3: Current l'rol.vlemsfB: Echo Business Stat? --ex: uuwling 4, 2: H-.nu-mom Chuirmnn -1: 'Debate Tenmflli lxnm-1-21. 2, a: own-mt..-1. 2: Volleylmll lntrumuruln-fl. 2, 3: vit... mm.:-2. cz: sem... u-mullet HOSIESS -l : llllrnnxurlxl Tennis-2. IIARTELS. sumuzx' 'ricket clmpaigngx. 2: Mmm... -2. 3: Cltfeterin Huslvss-I: spam. c..mtB..tf 22. ssl at I if V , ' Q :M M 2.12 vii? N ...tt '32 '.:g..:g......i M5-' 2' :M gk fum 3-.15-.p gfgkifsizf BAUHHOVER. RALPH Ticket Camnaizn-1, 2: Commer- cial Guild-3: Auintant Home- room Chnirmanfl: Attendance Taker-2. BECKIUS. DAVID Ticket Cnmvliln-2. 8: Tauch Football-2: Basketball Intra- mut-llf2: lntrnmurll Volleyball r2: 'l'I'hck!2: Movie Pwiectlon- at-Al. BLACKIION. JACK Football-L 2: Chorus A--l. 2. B: Ticket. Camvuizn-1. 2. 8: Vu- riety snuw-1. 2, a: Music Fes- tival--1. 2. S: Prnmotionl Clim- mittee-3: lntnmurll Basketball -l, 3: Intramural Volleyball-1. 2: Phill Poll! -3. BLOK. J0 ANN Ticket Clmvllknil. 2. 8: Mu- vie Operator-35 Monitor-2. 3: Chemistry Club f B: Clleleril Hostess-2. S: Baseball Intu- munl-2: Vlrleb' Show-4: In- tramurll Volleylnll!2. 33 Intru- murnl Bnsketblllf2. 3: News Y:-8: Cheerleldilm' Candidate-1. BLUM. ALVIN Ticket. Clmplliun--2, 8 : lntrl- munl Bnsketball':2 : Hnmeroom Stamp Slleslnan-1 : Uellerfl 1 Echo Cullecturfl. 9 BDE. LORETTA G. A. A.g2. 31 Usherffl. 2: Current. Problems Club-H: Tick- et Clnuuiln-I, 2. 3: Commer- rlll Gulld-3: Echo Iluslnesl SMRQ: Munitvr'-22 Cnftteria Holteni-3: Chorus AAS: Chorus Dil, 2: Yu Wu Cu-l, 2. 31 Vl- rlety Show-1, 2. 3: Senlur An- nouncement Committee--8: lntrn. murul Volleyball--3: Cheerlead- lnl Clndidalv'-1: Chlirmun uf MakmUD Committee for Variety Show-3: Alternate in Vucnl Groups 3: Muslc Poslivul 2. 3. ll0'l l'0MS. DOROTHY Munltnr!l, 3: Culeleriu Hust- ess--2. BIKAYTON. RONALD Pootlmll-l: SNK? Crew l. BREITBACH. CARO L Ticket Campaign-5: lntrnmurnl BlBeblllf2: lntrlmurnl Voll2Y' blll-2: Girl's GleeCIub'--8: Li- hrlriln f 3: Alhlelic lluunluet Hostess-2. BUELOW. JIM 'rum Campninn-2. sp mr.- mural volxeymn -az 1-...mn nm- nauf-x. sz nnamamnraz 'ren- uls'-3: cm-us B--ls vnraew Q W ,1 qff, Q' 1 . x -xr. w--1 V l l I L. In ' . 1 - U A 1 ,nnA,- 1 V LQ A l N 'jx xx XX...- ' I0 Hx , , IIUBTELL. JUN Ticket Camlisixn-l, 2. 3: Com- mercial Guild-1. 2. 3: Cummer- cial Guild President-3: Moniwr -2: Hozneroum Chairmnn-2: Movie Overntor-2. 3: Social Conimllbee--3: Intramurals 2. 3: Chorus Bfll: Audio Viuuul Su- Dervisurv-2: Homecoming Decom- tions Committee--3: Vuriely Show B: Pulley Makin!! lhulrnl fll. HUOL. GRACE Ticket Cnmhlibzll-YZ, H: YB Wa CB'f2: Chorus H I. 2: Chorus Af 3: Librarian of Chorus ll-2: Monitor -3: Vnriely Show f l. 2. X. IJUSCH. NORA Humeronm Chnlrman l: Tirkel Cnmpllllln--l. 2. 3: Band -l, 2. H: Cheerleudillilr l, 2: Orches- tru --l. 2. 3: Chorus ll l, 3: ln- lrumurnl Basketball l. 2: Vari- ety' Showgl. 2. 37 Cummercinl Guild -l. 2. 3: Cnfrlcrin Hoatesz --1: Usher--2: G. A. A.--2. 8: Atheletic Banquet Hostels - 2 7 Nu- ture Clubf2: Movle Olxernlor--2. 3: Strimi Quintel -2: YB Wu Ca - -3: Speech Conlrsilnt -2: Bowl- inu JS, il: Chorus A ll, BUTLER. Mun' -racket campaign-1, 2. s. Girls clee-club-.xl churn. B--2: crm. ul A45: G. A. A.-2. a: inun- mural Vollcyblll--2. 3: Bowlllm Hx, 2. s: vnu.-my snow.-2, sp camera.. Hosnewfn. CARBINE. JEAN Ticket Cnmvnlxzn-1. 2. 3: Yu Wa Cn-1, 2. 3: Monlturf 3: ln. tramurnl Vullcybnll -3: Echo Bus- iness Stulff-BI Commercial Guild -wil: E:-ho Collector- Il. CASEY. PHOEBE Tivket Cnmlmilrn--l. 2, 3: Ya Wn Cu-l, 2: Girls Glef.-Club-l. 2: Chorus A- 3: Commcrcinl Guilrl f-32 Lihrnrinnfl. 3: Cnfclerin Hostels I. B: Assembly Commit- tee 'l: Atlllntlv Banquet Huslesx CIIALDER. JOAN Tickev. Cumrmiun-1. 2, 3: Imra- murnl Vulleybnll 2: Munilur II. cmnns. nouum- Tia-ket Cnmlmilzn -1, 2, 5: Mon- itor I : All School I'lny H2: Shun: M......g.-r 2, s: Movie 0.-ermr V 2, sp x..m.n..m.l Vulleybnll 2: Inlrumnrnl Ilmlkeiball-S: Nnhirt' cum 3: u...1mi..wn -2. CHRISTENSEN, JAMES Ticket Cnmiuuiszn -2. 3: Inlrn- murnl I-'outbnllfliz Intramural Basketball fl, 2. 3: Intramural Iindminlnn - Y 2. 3: Inlrllmnrnl Wx-eallimr 2. Il: Assislnnl Hume- ruum Chnirmun 3. X cocuns. Jour: um.-I 1. 2. az Ticker Cnnmnixln -2. sr emma.. Host--I: vm. I-my sh.-w 2. x: lntnxnnnml rum 1-.mu A: lu..lmam.... s, 7 CONNELL. BILL Ticket Camvailnfh 2, 3: Foot- ball--1: Football Manluler-2. ll Basketball Manaier-1, 2. ll Baseball Manager-1, 2: Snanlah Clnb!I. 2. 3: Shlniah Club Pru- ldent-l: Annlatant Chairman nu! Judiciary Committee-2: Chair- mnn of Judiciary Committee-8: Usher-l, 2: Echo Collector --3: Chairman History Clans-JZ: Nl- tiunnl Honor Society-2. 3: Na- tional Honor Society Presldentf sg Chemistry club Pmiaem--4: Polic! Makin! Bnmrdfli D Club f2, 8. cook. DONALD Ticker cnmvmnse: Visual lud- Operntorff2, ag Public Adam.- 21 xnmmum Volleyball-2. CRAIG. CIIEIIYL Girls Glec-Club-1: Ticket Cam- hnliln- l. 2, 31 Latin Cluhflt Nnture Clubf2. 3: YI Wu Clfl. 2. 8: Intrnmural Tennis-Q: In- trumurnl Bnnketballfi, 3: Intra- nnlrnl Vulleylmll-2. 3: Hume- roum Chairman-8: Variety Show I. 2. 3: Muniwr--I. 2. 3: Ilowl- iml' fl. 2, S: Hnmecornlnl! Queelfl Cuurlfffil: FAI10 C0llecturff3: Alh- lelir Banquet Hostess-3. mums. Lois Ticket camplizn-1. 2. s: cm- teria Hmm-..--ag Uaher-1. 2: chorus uw .11 nm ummm sua --ag Mlmiem--1, 2: Variety snow --5: senior pimms Commitwe DARE. NANCY Ticket Camnainm-1. 2, S: Mon- ltnr -I, 2: Ya WA Carl. 2: Na. :ure Club--2: Chemistry cm.-a: Pin!! I nl1Rg2: Intramural Da!- kelball' -I. 2. 3? Junior-Senior Decoration Chairlnlni2: Social Committee Workiml Stal' -3: Decorations fur Senior Bunllueirf 8: Variety Showf2: Lnlin Club I: Cufelerin Hllsleasfl. DATISMAN. rumor 'mm Campaign-l: Mmm...- 1, 2, ag sem. xx...-mer Hostess- 1: Latin club-1: cnmerm Hostess-B: rim.. rm- ummm: cum--s. DAVIS. LARRY Football-1. 2. 3: Ticket Cam- Pliiln-i. 2. DEMKIER. JOANNE Ticket Campaign-l, 2. az Socinl Committee Workinll Stal!-1: lllnd-l. 2. 3: Urchestru--l. 2. 8: Student Couneilfl: YK Wa Ca -1. 2: Y! Wu Cs Cubinetf2. Splnish Club-I: Variety Shuwf- 1, 2, ag Murim-mkm, 2. ag sen- ior Banquet Huetes.-1--1: D Club Blxllfluet Hostess-lr Usher -1: Promotions C ommmee-2: Junior-Senior Prom Committee- 2: Echo Business Stalf-43: Quill and Scroll-3: The News -3: Clleteriu Hostess-3: Music Fes- tival-l. 2, 3: Current Problems Trelsurerg-3: Chemistry Clubilll Chemistry Club Vice-Presldenlf B: StrlllB Triiwil llxtramural Baseball-I, 2, I: lnlramurnl vuxleymll-1. 2, 2: Intramural llnxkelblllfl. 2. nouns. MILTON Football-1: umm:-x. 2: Tick- et cmpnagn. .2 a, inn-mural Volleyball-2: l..m...unx nuker. hull-2, an lntrlmurul l-'uulball - s: Munmu- cupm.. 2, sehr. writ?-UP73. mmscunsk, ARLENE Ticket cmpaiun ix, 2, az com- mercial Guild--3: nm:-72: smug Qunmne-a: Huxneroum Anemi- Ilnne Take!-3: Munlc Fesllvlll--I. 2. sz Echo cr-rumor s. I2 H+ x l ' Fi . R 2 'yy' ' r '5' + A -ik ,, ,.. , l,,. X r ir f Nj .. H 2 gs Q fi .Q 2 'Q 42 5 1. k,kV 4 3 5 DUWNING. EUGENE DROULLARD. SHIRLEY News f3: Girls Glee-Club-li Ticket Cnlnmliknf-l. 2, S: Cum- mercinl Guild 7 2: llllrnmural Bmskelball- l, 2: llllrumurul Vul- leybsll - 1. EDMUNDS. KAY Ticket Cllmpniilli-l. 2. 3: YI Wa Cl-1. 2. 5: Promotions Commit- teef2, 3: Promotions Committee Chairmnnf3: Problems Clans Al- tendnnce Taker- 3: Current Problems Club-fl: Nature Clubf 2: intramural Vollvybnllfl. 2. 3: Basketball--1, 2. H: Vnriety Show-1, 2, s, Em. ulminm Slufl'f3: Social Committee Work- inll Stnlffli Assistant Home- rnum Chalrmun-1: Bnwllml-L 2: Quill and Scrollwlli Cafeteria Hustessf2. 3: Monitor-l, 2. 3: Chemistry Clubfi: Pin! Punk' l. 2. 3: News -8: Tennis-32 Athletic Banque! Hustens 3. EFFERDING. LARRY Ticket Cunipnikn -2, 3: llnunlf 1, 2. S: cn-chem.. -2, az Bnnsl Mnnngeriili Soloist-fl, 2. 3: Trumpet Quartene-I. 2. 3: Cur- ner 'n-io-x, 2, sg nm. Qunrtette V-2. 8: Brass Sextettefl. 2, 32 Dance Band-2, 3: Vnrlety Show --1, 2, a: Germnn numb-2. az Intramural Volleyblll-2, 3: ln- tramural Bnsketblll-fi: Touch Football--2. 3: T2nni:i'f2, 3: Latin Club fl: Speech Canter!!! 2: Nntiunnl Honor S0rlelYf2, 3. EICHACKER, THOMAS Ticket Campuilllif2: Munilurf2. ENIJSLEY. RICHARD Ticket Cnmpliuhfl 3: Football -1, 2, ag Truck-2, x: nuke:- bnllA1: Music Festivslfl. 2. 3: Comes! Soloist-l, 2, 3: Mndrizhl fl. 2: Boys' Qulrballe-I. 2, 31 Mixed QuarleMs2. 8: Variety Shuw4l. Z. 33 Chorus A-I, 3: Chvrus H-3: Chnrus A President -31 Chorus H Librarian-33 Prnmatinns Cummitteef-X: Boys' Sl.atef2I Echo Collector-iS: D CIubf2. 3: Nntiunnl Thespians Sociefyi-'52 Kind Lady -81 Cafeteria Host-I: Senior Class Banquetfl ERNZEN. DELBERT Ticket Camp-alan-2. sg Rand-- 1, 2, sc Orchestrafl. 2, S: Cnnf mi Soloist-F2, sg urm sexism -1. 2, sg num Qumezw-2, 3: Trombone Qmwcem-8: Dance Bsndfl. 2, az Intramural mu- ke-tbnllf2: Touch Foutlmll-2: Commercial Guild-3: Nntimml Thesuinns--2. sa Spotlight nr 'sl ECIemon!ine -2: vm-my shew ESSLINGER. MARLENE Ticket Cnmilniitn-I. 2. 8: Girls Glee-Club - I: Churus B-23 Chorus Afll: Music 'FesLivalA2. 3: Bowling-1. 2, 8: Variety Show'-f2. 8: Iniramurnls---l, 2. B: Cafeteria Hush-ss-2: Echu Cul- lecwrfll. nssurmmn. wn..uAM Intramural Basketball-2: Ticket campaign-2. a. FARLEY. HAROLD Ticket Csmlmignf-2, B: Tennis 4 2. 3: Monimr- -2: Intramurals-3, FLIKKEMA. ANN Ticket CnmpaiKn!2. 8: Intra- mural Volleyball-1, 8: Yu Wm Ca-2: Latin Clubfl: Current Pwlllemu Club-3: Cnfleril Hnut- ess-2. 8: Fnho Buulneaa Stalff 8: Chemistry Club-3: Chorus B 41: Chorus A-2, 8: Variety Show-2. 3: Music Festival-2, 3. FORTIER. GLORIA Ticket Cnmunlznf-2. 3: Com- mercial Guild-I, 3: Chorus B-- 2i Orchcsh-ni2t Bnndfl. 2: Vl- riety Show-2: Monitor--2. FROHS, DICK Ticket Cnmluillnv--I, 2. 32 Kind Lady -8: Inu-amuralui2. 3: Football-1, 2. 3: Truck-2: Bnnd -I, 2. 3: D Club-5: German Bnnfl-1, 2: Brass Sextefie-2. 37 Muslc Festival-1. 2. 3. GALLIART, ALICE Ticket cnmpm-141. 2, an Bnml -1, 2: ofchmun-1. 2: vmeey Show-1: G. A. A.42: Intra- mural nukeebm-2: vaneyban- 1, 2. a: umnmll-1. 2. a: Home- mm chairman-2. a: mee club -1: Humeroom vwceennirmnn- li Mum Festival-1. 2, GARD. MARILYN Ticket Gnmpmhzn-2. 8: Variety shuw-2. aa crm-mf B-2, s: Chorus AQ: Glee Club-li Commercial Guildfli: Homeroom Attendance Taker-1. I3 rmAm.I-:. noruuin Tickei Cnmnniitn-2: chorus ls- 1. 2. az churn. n President--2: enum A-2, an sump srlesmn. -1: Echo Collector-1. 2: snot- mzm of 'si-11 monies.--1. 2. a. Clem!ntine -2: IIOYB' Qllarlcile - -2: marml-2: vmfw Shaw --2. s: '-smmef ...fi smwum- - -a. x-nnpimimy Committee--B: A-Kind may -a. HRAF. JEANETTE Ticket Cnmvniim -l. 2. 31 Mun- ilol'---l. 2. 33 G. A. A.--2, 32 Cummerclll Guild'-I. 8: Bowlim! --2. 3: Echo Collector- 3: lntrl- murnl Bsskelbnllf l: Variety' Show-3: Hnmecomilm Queenh CuurlA. GRASHORN. GENE Ticket Campaign--l, 2. H: Band --1. 2. a: omhem-iz. aa V.- riety Show-1. 2. 3: Trumpet Qllartei-te-1. 2. S1 Unnee Band -2. S: Brass Qunrbette - 2: Trumpet Trib-S: Touch Football --1. 32 Intrlrnurul llhskelbnllm B: Homeroom Vice-chairman--3: Curran! Problems Clubfl GRAVES. GORDON Tlcket Cnmpsiitn-1. 2. B: Foot- blll-1. 2. SS Tennis-2: Trnckf I: lntrlmurnl Blsketblll-2. 3: Intramural Volleyball-2. up in- mmuni Badminton-1, a: Ping Pom:-3: Monitor-1: Quill and Scroll-8. GRASHORN. SANDRA Ticket Cnmveixmf-1. 2. R: Hume- room Chlirman- 1: Lltin Club-- l: Promotions-1: YA Wu Ca--2, 85 Ya Wa Ca Vleenn-eidentf3: N-sional Honor Society-2, ag Honor Society President-3: S0- ri-1 communes Secretary--2: Bowling-2: Intramurnlnfl. 2: G. A. A.f2: Sextette-2. 3: Can. test Solnisi-2. 8: Speech Contest --2. S: Debate-B: Chorus lifl: Chorus A-2. 3: Chorus A Sucre wry'-2: Mnlseull Cummitlee for SmnrlA:r and Sm00tl1er and '-Kina 1.-dy -az Vnriety Show --1. 2. 8: Announcement and Clrd Snlesmnn-8: Current Prob- lems Club-3: Edu: Collectorlili Music Festivll-2. B. I4 GREENE. LOIS Tirkel. Csmvnilln- 1, 2. 3: Home- Yoom Chairman- 2: Latin Clubf 1: Chemistry Club-a: lnirnmur- uls: Bsskevnbll-1. 2. 3: Baseball --I. 2, 3: Vnllvybull 1, 2, 37 Pin!! Pnml--1, 2, 3: Tennisf2: Howling.-1. 2, sg Mnnimnr- i, 2. 3: Monitor Cnlliain--23 Cnfetcrin Hostess-1. 2. 3: Nntiunnl I-lunar Socictyfz. 32 Prullwiiunh Cum- mittee-1: Grounds Committee-L HAAS. DORAN Chorus ll 3: l'uhlic: Address Crew--3: Ticket Csniimiulifil. HAFERHECKER, EUNICE Tickei. Camlmiirn--l. 2. 3: Mun- i!orf2: Cafeteria Hostess---1. B1 Spanish Club-2. 3: Promotions-- 3: Commercial Guild-31 Senior Finance Commltles-fi: LibrnrY Assistant-IZ Grounds Committee -1: lnirnmnrnlu: Blskirilinll'-I. 2. 3: Vnlleybnll-1. 2. Il: Pink Ponilil. 2. 3: llasebullvl. 2, 3: Tennis-2. HARTMAN. WALTER Tinker Camllniitn- 2: Monitor-23 Asagstant Homeruum Chairman-- 2. . HEDRICKV CLIFFORD Ticket campaign 1, 2. x: uma Wi, 2, s: vmeny show--2. s. i'h.n..m-nuhy crm.--1, 2. ni: Pi...- wm-vhy cum vice iweriamn-2: Phuiuxzrnnhy Club Pressman:--a. c..n.f..man nun.: -ar 1-:um vi...- wnmuher.--2, s: in-rm sms sam - sz vhuwamphx cm. sr-marry -1. IIEDRICK. ROGER Tirkel Campnikn--2, S: Football ff l. 2. il: Basketball f2: Blsehall -I: Trackf2: Monilnr--I: D Club- 2. 5: Cafeteria Hirst---ll Grounds Committee-2: lntrn- mural Basketball-32 '51-fGlllrd on second teum of Jnrk Norlh All-slate Hilzh School Football Teum. Hnnnrahle mention an I.l'J.P,A. All-state Team. '52 - Guard on Brat helm sl' Jack North All-Slate Team. First team ul ..xJ,P.A. All-state Tr.-am. Honorable mention on All-Arner- ican Iliuh School Football Team. Two-year All-Misaissilini Vnlleb' Conference first string choice. HEIL. ROBERT Tirket Cnnilvuiln-l. 2. 3: lutra- murnls -I. 2. 3: Touch Football -- 1. 2, 3: Bnscballfl: Bnnclfl. 2. ll: Orchestra-I. 2. 33 Trombone Qunrteue-S: Dance llanrl'-3: Pen llnnd Director-3: Band Of- ficer fi: Chorus A-2. 3: llovi' Qunmw 3: Mndriunles: Nu- linnal Thesnlansfl. 3: Cheal1er by me Dozen -2: Smnrt1.'r and Smuothern-3: Kind lndynf 3: Commercial Gulldf3: Vnrietv Show-2. 3: Cafeteria Hnetf3: Vim:-lircsident of Chorus A. HEII4. WILLIAM Tlckel Camllaillnfl. 2. 3: Ilanrl f-1, 2. .II Chorus A-KI Varlell' Show--2. H: Intrnmuralugl, 22 Cummcrclnl Guild-3: Brass Sex- lel.U.'f21 Problems Secrelnryfl I-IENNESSY. BETTY Ticket Cnmmizn-2: Glec Club f-I: G. A. A.-3: 'Homeroum At- tendance TlkerfZ: Librafv As- ainv.anIf3: Moniwr--l: lntrn- giurlls: Hsaeballflz Volleyball IIENNINGS. KAY Tien-1 cm-pninn-1. 2. az um.-1 -l. 2: Drchestrugl. 2. B: As- sembly Comlniliee-l, 2: Glee Clubfl: Ya Wa CB-'l. 2: Home- ruum Chairmnn4l: Football Ban. que! Hostess-I, 2: Latin Clubf 1 : liuwlinlrgl. 2: Seninr llnnnuet Hunan 1: Sextelce- 2. ll: G. A. A. 2. li Chorus Af2. li: Vari- ety Show -2. 33 Cafeteria Host- cssf-2, 3: Intramurals: Vclleybnll V Vl, 2, 3: Baseblllfl 3: Basket- ball--2. 3: Pin! I'onK'f2. le. 172 , I u W .. l I I irl 'E EZ. L ' HENKE5. LES Ticket Calnvniznvl. 2. S: Foot- bnll-I. 25 Track-I. 2: Class President'-I. 2: Bnyl' Slate--2: Echo Collector-1, 2. IIEEIIEN. EUGENE Prujecliunist -- 1: I'h0lDlrIll'lhY Club-I. 2: Aa-inane Echo Pho- uutrnnher-I: Phntoxranhy Club Treasurer-2. HERRON. JIM Ticket Camtlailln-I. 2. 81 As- sistant Homeroom Chairman-I: l9owIlmzA2 : lntnmurnla: Buket- l:ullf2, 3: B0wlinRA2. 3. IIILL. SHIRLEY Transfer from Sprint! Valley. Il- linois. I-Iomeroom Clmirmnn-3: Hoavltalif-Y Committee-3: Vari- elb' Show-37 Monitor-4: Librar- ian-Bi Stlmv Salesman - 3: Senior Annuuncemenf.a-- 3, HINES. SHIRLEY Ticket Cnmnairn-2: Chorus ll-- I. 25 Chorus A431 Monitor ll vane-el. 3: vmemy Show-I. 2. 3: Music Festival-2. 5. I5 IIINGTGEN. DONALD Ticket Cammlzn-2. B: Tennis'- 1. 2: Usher-1: Intramurals: BnsketblIIf2: Volleyball - 2: Touch Football-2. mnnmrm. Lonmnm-: 1.am-.ry Amman-1, a: one Club-1: umm.. A-2: vm-any sr-waz: Usher-s 1 Intramurals: voxleymx-1, ag Howling-1. 2, aa Baseball-2. a: Baskemll-2. HIPSCHEN. LYAL HIRD. GERALD HOCKING. CURTIS Ticket CamDuIS!n--I. 2, B: Track Mnnllscr-I: Intlmurnln: Foot- ballielg VnIIcylmIIi2: llaskei- bull-2. 3: Bnskethallfl, I6 HOPKINS. IIETTY Ticket Csmvaintn-I, 2, II: Ya IVR Cnil, 2: Cummercinl Guild- -1: Homcruum Clmirmnn Il. non-:ummm .mlm 'x-mm cum,-liz---I: lmgqnmllv 1, 27 Funlhull -2, 3. uosxms. Luzm' 'rmwe cnmpnizna, 2, az imma --1, 2, ag orchestra-2: Drum M8501-V-2, an nance mn-I--1, 2. s: smude-,I Council -1, 2. sf va- riety show- 1, 2, sg Spulliuht ur '51 YI: Kind LR4Iy 32 Selliov ummm cummiuge--s: Nntiunnl umm sunny' az Nmalmmx Thes- ,mm-sg sum: cnmmmee work- ing sam-1: Hamm-m chm- mlm-xq Hisinry Clmirmnn-2: Cafeteria Huslf-2. JENKINS. DUANE JENKINS, DWIGHT Tirkel. Cnmlmiznf 2. 3: PrnIJ- Iems Subscription Clerkf-8: ln- Lrnnmrnls: llaskellmll- 2. 3: Vol- InYlmlI 2. 3. JOHANNSEN. JUN Tim-ket Campaign-1. 2. B: Bas- ketbnll-1. 2, 3: Track-1, 2. 31 Variety Shaw-2: Usher-2: Echo Layout sunt - an xnmmu.-als: Fontlmll-l, 3: Pink Pull!-2. JOHNSON. JOYCE Ticket Cnmhaign-1: Glue Clubf l: Chorus B-2: Howlinrz-2. 3: Homeroom Attendance Taker-33 Cnleterin Hostess - 2: Varietl' Show-2, E: Music FestivnlA2. 3: Librnry Assistant-1: lntrnmur- mls: Dnsebnll-2: Vulleyball-25 Basketball-1, S. KAESBAUER. JOE Crass Country f l : Truck - 2: Commercial Guild -v 22 Junior- Seniur Prom Committee2: Echu Lnyout Stall'-3: Senior Bnnnuet Decurntinns Cnmmitlee-33 lntrn- murnl Ilnsketballfl. KANAVAS. JAMES Ticket CnmPalbmf2. 3: Footbnll - -l. Z. 3: llusketbnll-l. 2: Ten- nis-I. 2: Baseball-8: Rudin Slxonklnl!--2. 8: D Club-3: ln- tmmnrnlst Pin! Pong-3: lind- mintun - 8: Basketball - 2. 3: Wrestlinz!2. 3: Handball-3: vu1leyxm11!a. KAUFMAN. GEORGIA Ticket Cnmlvuilrn-f2, 37 Hume- mum Chuirmnni2: Atvendnnce Tnkerll: Grounds Cnmmittee- 2: Senior Finance Comnxittetgai: llowlim! -- 2, 3: lntramurnls: Pink Ponllfll Blisketbullfl. 2. 3: Volleyball-3. KELLEY. JAMES Ticket Campaign-l, 2, xg Mm.- itnr-li D Club-2, Bi Eclw Collectuoxgl. 2: Assistant Home- ruom Clmirmsn-I, 3: Cross Country-8: Ssnlvr Allnmlnce- ments -3: lntrnmurlls: Football-1 l. B: Baseball-1: Tennis-2. 8: Bnskethnll-1. 2. B. KELLY. lllCl-IARD Ticket Campaign - B: Junior Prom Committee-2: Intramural lhukethsll-1: Handball-2: Sen- ior Bnnquet Decorations commit- me-3. KIEFFER. EDWARD Ticket Campaisn-2: Monitor- 2: lntrnlnurllls: l3nskeQhBll'22 Volleyball-2. KING. DAVE KINGSLEY. PAT 'mm Campaign-l, 2. sg A.- sistnnt. Homeronm Chairman-2: G. A. A,-2, aa Echo Business Stal?-8: Commercial Guild-3: Social Cnmmittee-3: Monitor-- 2. H: Monitor Culitain-3: Junior Pram Committee - zg vm-:ew Show-l: Nlltinnnl Honor Society 4: cm-us n-1: smmm- cm. -1, 2, sz mmm...--1.1 Volley- hnlI4l. 2, sz championship-1: Dnskethnllfl, 2: Chsmvionship- 2: Hnseballill: Pin! PORK'-1. 2. B5 Championship-2. I7 KLAVITTER, SHIRLEY Nnture Club -Q 1: Commercial Guild-I, 2: Varirty Shuwf-l. 2. 3: Chorus li-3: Chorus Af-2, 3: Festival---2, Si Senior Hulmuet Commitleell: Ticket Camnaizn r--K. 2. B: Usher-2. li: Mnnitur -x, KOEHLER. TED Ticket CamDnignf2, 3: Intra- murals: VolleybaIlf2: Basket- bBllff2: Foutballf2, 3. KOENEKE. IAMES Ticket Camlmlun-2. B: Intru- mumls: Volleyball--2: Fnutbullf 2. BI HaAkel.ball!2. KOSTLE. JANICB G. A. A.-2, 8: Yu Wu Cn--2: Librarian-1. 2: Usher-41, 2, s: Commercial Guild - 2: Conimercinl Guild Chairman-3: Bowlinszf-3: Senior Bnhfluei Hoe!-eslfli ln- tramurals: llnsebnllgl: Basket- kaHi3: Pink Ponllffli Volley- B -l. KUNTZ. FLOYD Intramural Bnskulbnll--2: Touch Football--2. I8 s, Q. llli: 4i,. n ini i3iii,,i 25 V 6 LABEE. SHIRLEY YI Wa Ca-l. 22 Junior Prom Committee'2: Ticket Clmplign -1. 2. 3: Variety Show-3: Cafeteria l-lostazenfilz Bowlinlr- l. 2, 8: Homeroom Vice Chair- man-2: Class Secretary-1. 2. 3: Cheerleader-l. 2. 83 Mnnitnr-1. 2: Bowling President-5: Usher --1, 2: Homecoming Cuurz-3: Intramurals: Baseball-l. 2. 83 Basketball Champluna --lt Valli!!- bnn-i, 2. s. LAMPE, AMATA Glce Clubffli Churus A-2: Cul'- rent Problernn-'2. B: Chemintry Club-3: Yu WI Cnfl: Nature Clubfl. 2. 3: Nature Club Secre- mry-2: Nature Club Treasurer- B: Grounds Commit1.ee22 Clle- ieria Hostess-1. 2: Cafeteria SuDervisorf8: Echo Collector-l. 2: Quill and Scroll4: Vlriety Show-2: Usher! Club-2. 32 Ticket Cnmbniimfl. 2: Llbrmry Club--1. 2, 8: Festival-23 News Sta!!-8: Audio Visual super-vimga: Pmjmnmm-2. LANGAS. Pl-IILLIP 'Ticket campnsw--2, aa c-me.-in Hmefig Foothullfl sp Intra- mm-.1.: Basketball-1: Fwuull- lp wi-mmng-2, s: vuneyhux- a: Baseball-l: nmmmll cum- paonkl. LANSER. RONALD Ticket CnlnDlign!2. H: Basket- ball-1. 2, S: Football-3: Touch Football-l: Bnseball!l. 2: Ush- er-2: Intramural Pins Fon!-2. LARSON. ROBERT Band-2. B: Cafeteria Supervisor -az Junior Prom nermhmgm Cummitom-Z: Ticket. Campaign --?: Festival-2. 8: Contest. Solu- stfli. LARSON. J YMIE LEBBEN. BARBARA Ticket Camllaiau f 3: Stamp Salesmauf2: Chorus Af2. 31 Chorus 13-23 Variety Show-2, 3: Monitor-2, B3 Bnwlihl!-2. 3: Attendance Taker-8: Problems Clerk-S: Cafeteria Hostess-8: Athletic Banuuet Hostess-11: Fes- tlvalf2. 8: Intramurals: Baseball --23 Volleyball-3. LEBBEN. BETTY Ticket Camnairm!l. 3: Librarian v-1. 24 cafewria Hostess-1, 2, s: surname. Taker-2: Speech C0ntcstf2: Huwlinl!-2. 33 Prob- lems Sec'retaryf3: Intramurals: Pin!! Punflgll Baseball--27 Bas- ketball-2: Tennis-2. LEIGHTY. JACQUELINE Ticket Camptiiln-1. 2. 3: Ya Wa Ca--1. 2. 3: Ya Wa Cn Cabinet-- I. 2. 37 Ya Wa Cs Presidentfiii Churus Af2. 3: Chorus B-3: Msdrinalfi: Sextctte-3: Girl's Trio-3: Nature Club-2. 3: Na- ture Club Vice PresidenLf3: Monitor-l. 2, 3: Assistant Hume- roum Chairman--I, 3: Promo- tlnns Committee - 3: Current Problems-3: Urlher-2. 3: Cafe- teria Hostessgl 3: Echo Busi- ness Staif-3: Variety Show-2. 32 National Hunur Sncietyalfi Quill and Ssrollfii: Senior An- nouncements Commiltetk -3 : News SiniTf3: Festivalg2. 3: intru- murnls: Pin!! Pont!--2: Basket- gllQf2: Volleyball-21 Baseball LEVAN. KENNETH 'mm Campniunfl, 2. s: ch...- us A--l. 23 Variety Show-1, 2. B: Festival-l. 2: Cafeteria Su- lrervisur-2. 3: Mixed Quartette- 3: News Staff-3: Attendance Taker-l. LIGHTCAP. HAROLD 'llnnd--l. 3: Chorus B41: Chorus A-2, 3: PhntoXrnDhY Club-li Variety Show-l, 2. 8: Hnsnital- ity Committee-l. 2: Festival-l. 2, 3: Assistant Eehu Photograph- er--1: Ticket Cnmllsilln-l. 2. 8. LDYSEN. FRED Ticket Campsixn-1. 2. 8. MARUGG, CAROL Bandgl. 2. Il: Orchestra-2. X: Band and Orchestra Librarian- 2. 3: Homerouln Chairman-l. 2. 3: Ticket Camllsilln-l. 2. Bl Ya Wa Da-2. 8: Ya Wu Ca Cabinet -3: Nature Club-2: National Theslli-ans-2. 3: Thesliiln Presi- dentfili History Secretary-2: History Bulletin Boarrlf2: Intra- mural Basketball-l: Usher-11 Junior Prom Committee - 23 Chemistry Cluhf-9: Judiciary Cummltteef3 I Clementine -2 2 Cheaper by the Dozen kZ: Sen- iur Banquet Hostess-L MAUS. JIM Ticket Campaign--l. 2. 3: Band -1. 2, sq Dance Band-1. 2, sp D Club-3: Fuuthallfl, 2, 3: Haaeball-1. 2. 3: Sucinl Wurliinl! Stafti2. Sl: Junior-Senior Prom Cummltteef2'S Echn Salea-32 Variety Shaw-1. 2. 5: Intra- murals: Basketball. Pillll Ponll. Baflmilxtnn, Volleyball. Mc LENNAN. caoncarrs Ticket campaign-2: Ya Wa Ca -ia Glee cmfz: G. A. A.-2. a: commercial Guild-1. 2, az Chorus Bez, ag variety Shnw42, ag Labfufaanwxz Bowling-1. 2. a: um.-1: lm..-mu.-nl.: vol- leyball--l, 2, sg an-netball--2. aa 1-ing rung- 1. I9 MEEHAN. LOIS Ticket Clmvuikn- 2. 5: Edin Business Shall'--2. 3: Yu Wm Cn --3? Current l rublemsf3: Band v-2. 3: Orchestra-2: Monitor- 2I Music Festival-2, 8: Commer- cial Gulld-8: Echo Collednrflii Cafeteria Hmsieszw f B: Vnricty Show lnmkc-upl'-3: Current Problems Bulletin Buardf 3: ln- trgmunlnz Bnshallf-3: Volleyball MERCER. MIKE Ticket Cnmnnikn-1. 2, B: l'ru. molinnlx--l, 2. 3: Fouibnll--l, 2, 3: llnskfelblllfl. 2. 3: Track VI. 2. 3: Promotiuns Chnirmnnfilt Monllcr 7 21 Assisluni M0nil.0r Cnnlalnf3: Echo Write-up Stall' fs: spam FA, -'Ne-ws -sg --xx Club--I. 2. 3. Ml-:s'r. cuzoz. 'mm cnmpnagnq, 2, :ag Ye w.. Cn -1. 2, si YB Wa Cn cub- anel-'-a: G. A. A.--21, 2. sg vire- nmmem uf G. A. A.f3: main Club Pr.-gram chasm... -11 Nr.- mn- Club-2: current Pmnlems fa: National Theepians-2. 3: Hwpmmnny Committee -2. Amm. bw Committee-3: Pmmotlonuw 32 sDeen!h SD0l.llEl'1t- 1: Shlllenl. Dimmre clememine .f.z1 vm. ety show-1. 2, sa Hand-1. 2. H: '-News rm-ire ed--ag .nm- im--sfninr Pfam comming-e 22: Senior Banquet Committee 3: c-mem. uwzessnsq Assisulnt Hnmeroem Chairman-2: Hame- rwm Aumndnnee Taker-lg se... iur Bllllluel. Hostess-lg D Cluh :anna-mn Hmm-x: Quill and smu-ag :mm umm... sn-nf-sq vm-my Show mm.-.-H. Cmnmiltee2: Haswry umm.. linnrd-2: Echo Collector-I, sg Mum- maui.-nn-1. 2. a: nur... murnln: umnnlz -2: linskctlmll --1, 2, s: Pina Pong-1, 2, x. man-nn. .vennmt Timm campmn-2, sg Scniur Anlluilm'vnu'lIls--3. Mmxms. munsxcs 'mmm C:-mpuignfz. 20 MEYER. NORMAN Ticket Camxmiungl. Mxnum, BERDENA 'racket c.mp..agn-up Hv.nesnf2: Glu cm.-1: Intramurnls: nm- mn 2. an volleyhllx-2: unm- bnll'-l, 2. MILLER. GALE Ticket. Csmrmign-2: I-Iumeruam Chairman-1: Glee Club-ll G. A. A.fl. 2, 3: Cllurus A-2: Chorus Bf-2: YL WI Clfll Cummerclul Guild-1. 2. 3: Va- rit'1Y Shuwf2: Senior Filmnre Cnmmlltee-8: Bowling--II Unh- er-1: Foothnll Bnnquek Hostess --li Cummercinl Guild Co-Chain man-5: Intramurals: Phu! Pun! f-I: Vulleyblll-1. 2. 83 Basket- nmll-Y2, x, MILLER. JOAN MORTON. MARIAN 'rum cnmpuim--1. an Munn...- -2. a: Muniwr CnptaInA3: Hnmeruon. Chairnmn- -x. MOZENA, DONNA Ticket Camvailln-1. S: Band-I. 2, 3: Orchsstra'-8: Flute Qumr- Lelte '32 Vx-lrletll Shuwflii Cup null Gown Committee-8: Varietl' Show Make-up Committee--22 Intramurals: Basketball--I, 27 V0lle'Yl7nIIf3: Baselwllff2. MUMMART. sus Ticket campuinn-2, sz Band-1. 2, a: Ox-chsu-u-l, 2, az G. A. A. -z, ap Homnmm chairman-2: cm Club--I: variety Shaw--I. 2, ag enum ll 1-ms.-re--21 camera Hmmm-1: Chorus A! an mum neu-mx--1, 2. 3: xn- tramunls: vnmyum-1. a: xm- mhalxml. 2. s: 'remiss-2: naw ball-2. NORTHOFT. THERON Ticket Cnmnnmnf-I. osx-znnol-Tall. 'rom Ticket camp-in-2: Amnamwe T-ke-fzp Track-I: Inu-nmurul Volleyballd-8. OETH. JIM Ticket Camlmikn--l. 2. 3: Trunk -fl. 2. 3: Intramurals: Football - S: Buskellmllf-3: Volleylmllvli. OLIVER. YVAYNE Ticket Campaign-2: Track-1: Touch Funthallvl .2 UPPERMAN. CHARLES Ticket Cnmhailvl-1. 2, 3: Fool- bnll-Ql. 2, 8: Baseball-I: Ten- nis-2. 3: Social Workimr Staff- s: Monitor--2. sg Monitor cap- tninf-37 Echo Sale-.4-B2 An. nouncement Sales-8: Junior-Sen.. ior Prom Committee--22 Activiw Hook Sales-3: News Dusin8BB Mnnnzer--B: D Club-3: Va- riety Show-Ii: Stamp Salesman- B: Echo Write-un Su-MAB: In- trnmurals: Volleyball-I, 2. Sl Iindmintonfl, 2. 3: Hnnd-lzall- I. 2, 3: Basketball-fl, 2, 8. URNDORFF. RONALD Ticket Camvailzn-1. 2, 3: Foot.- han-1, 2. 3: xmkemlxwx, 2, sg Bauelxull-I: Truck-2. 3: Shi. dent Conncilil. B: Student Coun- cil Presidentfili Junior Vine- Presideulf-2: National Hnnur SO- cie!,Yf2. 3: Husllitality Commit- tee-I. 2. 3: D Club-2. SZ Echo Snleef3: Varieiy Shaw-2. 3: History Chairman-2: Speech Cimtest-2. 3: Band. mid iobs-8. ORF. STANLEY Ticket Camvaignil, 2. 3: Foot- ball--I, 2- 3: Basketball-I. 2, 3: Track-l. 2. 3: Band-1. 2. 3: D Club-l. 2. B: Promotions- SI Hnevitalilb' Commitfee-3: Buys' Stnte-2: National Honor Society-8: Echo Sales--3: Jun- ior-semnr Prom cumming-2: Quill and Scroll-3: Vnriety Show --X: Attendlnce Taker - 'li Gruullds Committee - 2: Echo Wrilv-HP Stiff-ll. PARKINS, KATHERINE Ticket cnmpnignfx, 2, sg cum.-. leading Cnnilltlah?-1: Chorus B- 1. aa Yn Wa Cn-1. 2. sz Bowl. ing-I. a: vmiery show-1, x: Commercial Gund-1, 2: Bam- xm-rem Usher .ma Decorations- 1: Usher-1: 'mmm-2, a: chorus Ak-2. az Humeroom Chairman-2: cnmm-mai Guild vawrmaaeni--s: Amerie aan- fmem Hostess-3: lun-umm-als: uaskf-mall-1, 2: Pm Pong-1. 21 PAUL. BERTHA Tlckel. Cxmnnlgn-1. 2. 8: Vnri- Qty Show-2. B: Ya Wu Cn-1: Lxtln Club-lt Chorus An 2. 51 Churus Bi3: Cnmmerclnl Guild! 2. 3: Glee Club--fl: Monitor V2: sement Librarian--1: uuwumz -- 1. 2: sump snmmfm-ag mm- lnurnlxu: Pink Punk! 2: Voll0YA hull-2. ap limselxnll 2: :maker- lmll Y 2. PEAKCE, NANCY Tucker cnmpmn -1. s: sn.-im Lihrurilnfl. 22 Ushers Club-- l. 2: Commerrlnl Gullxl '21 YB Wa Cn-2. 3: Yu Wu Cn Cabinet f3: G. A. A.--2. 3: Nutlunul Thespilns-2. 8? Secrclnryireas- urer of Thesvllsnxlflli Pronxmiulxs f3: Promotions Sccrctnfy-f3: Student director uf Cheuller DY the dulen f2! Clemenllne f'Z: Vnrleiy Shuwf2: Vurieiy Show Make-up-2, s: Stamp sn..-.muh f-1 2 Humeruum Chairman-f3: Fmhu Business Sblfffli: Cnfe- lerla Hoexteu--2: Sonlal Commit- ew Secretary'-8: Cnstume Cam- mittee for SmlAr!er Ilnll Smooth- er ff-3: Sbewh Contest--3: Na- tlonnl Honor Society--3: Nlltlunnl Hum- Boclely sm-fun-y -an sen- lnr Annuuncemenis --ll : Intra- murlls: Volleyhnll--3: Pla!!! l'unlI --I: Tennis S. rorrmz. nnm'rx.E 'mm cumpuxsm-71. s: cn-.mx IX Wx: F.-mums: liunnue! Hostess . 1: Librarian-72: churn, A--2. variety shnw-2: H.-New 3, Pow!-ms. Lovlnm mm campaign 7-ag Llhrnrinn x, 2, sz speech sxmumm.-1: sump s-:femur -1: '-Ncwv swf -ag speech CunteuL '2: An- selm: PmyA.ag vumleyl--ur mr.- mm-an-a. PREY. .lUDl'l'll ANN 'rmm camp-inn-x. 2. n: mm- mmnl Basketball-1, 2: xfmper- ues crew--1: vumy shuw--2: Ya w.. cn-xg senmr lnm-me: Hmm--1, 22 w an : 1 -. muck, smnun' Ticket Cnmnnhzn -1. 2. xg Ya Wu Cn-fl. 2, sz A.,i..1-mn 1-rum.-mum chairman--2, REHFELDT. AL Ticket Cnmilailm-l, 3: Choru-I ll--2: Monitnr l. 2: Gulf--l. 2: Vnriely Show -2: llnskelhull ll lntrumurllsz Foullmll -li Pin! Pun!! 2, 3: Volleyball -2. RIEGE. mn' Ticket Camvniun--1, 2. a: Yu Wu Cn f 2, az Nunn-e Club--2: chem. iscry club-s: Hume.-.mm cr-ui.. mm--1. um:--x. 2, a: orches- zm-z, sz Judiclnry cmmmee Clerk-8: sem... cum Dues cm- xmm-Aa: cnremrx. lx-mm-2: rr..-mem. semmy-a: vmew show Make-up--fz: Intramurals: Humana.-2. a. vuxneyml-72, a, REITTINGER. MERLIN RICMAKEL. ROBERT Ticket Cnmlmign --2. RICHARD. PAT Bnsehlll Ind Volleyball Inirll- mural:-48. ROBBINS. LEE Ticket Clmvailln-l. 2: Hi-Y Cluhf-I. 2: Footballfli Hume- room Fchu Colleewx-fl. 2: Hnwliml-2: Intramurals: Bas- ketball'-1. 2: Volleyblllfl. ROETH. JEANNE Ticket Cnmllnlzll-l. 2, B: Howl inlf'--l. 2. 3: Glee Club!-'lt Hume- room Chnirmnufli Assistant Li- brarian--l: Intramurals: Volley- hlll-l. 2. Sl Bnnkeihall-l. 2. 3, ROTH. HAROLD Tnnllu-red from Loran: Grena- diers-2: Rifle Team-3. RUBIE. LOIS Ticket Clmllllun-1: Glee Club-f li Clileterin Hush-ssf2i Librur- nln-- . scan-:Pl-zk, .ucx 'mm cnmprimr-1, 2, az Fone- lmll rx, 2, sp Bnsketbnllfl, 2, az lhmehnll -1. 2, sz mrrmur-1 l'inu 1'-lr-url. 2: Arrirmm Hume- rrmm Chairman-3: Usher-2: -'rr' club-2, s: Junior Senior vrrnr. Cummillee - 2: Grounds cnmmmee - 2: I-:crm Write-un sam-Vs. SCIILICTMAN. CLARENCE Ti:-ke! Cumvniun-5. scnlvlx-mmcu. MARILYN Terk.: crmrrnm--2, a. SCHOLZ. RUSSELL Chorus Bf2: Churus A-2, sa Variety Slmwil, 2, sp Movie op- crnlur-A1. 2. 3: Mndrigll-S: ln- trnmurnls: Volleyball-2: Bld- minum -8: Ticket Camvaikn-5: Munilur-1. SCHROEDER. WILMA Glre Club41: Bowlingfl, 3: Tirket Camlvalgn-1, 2. ll: Librar- ianfl: Intramurals: Basketball'- l. 31 Vulleylmll--1: Hllselmll-l. 23 SCIIROEDEII. BONNIE Cafeteria Hostess-I: Honitor- l: Ticket Campaign--2: Intra- murals: Volleyball-el: Ping Pom: --I: Howling- f2. SCHWANTJE. KATIE Glee Club-ll Chorus Ilf2: Chorus A-2. 3: Chorus A Treas- urerf2: Festivalf2, 3: Variety Show-2, 3: Hospitality Commit- tew2: Junior-Senior Prom Cnm- mittee-2: Ya Wa Ca-2. H: Current. Problems Club-8: Cur- rent Problems Secretary-B: Booster Clnbfll: Booster Club Presidentii: NeWs flI Quill and Scroll--8: Moniwr-2. 32 Cafeteria Hosteoas f3: Usher' -l: lntrsmurals: Vulleyballfl, S: Basketball' 2: Baaehallf2. SCHUBERT, ALLEN Ticket. CamvalznAl, 3: llasvball -l, 2: lntramurals: Football- 2: Volleyball-f2: Hasketballf-3, SCKUSTER. BILL Student Council4l, 2: Student Council Treasurer-lg Latin Club Prsldent-I: National Honor So. cletyfi, S: Assistant Monitor Cantainfip Basketball-2: Quill and Scroil-3: Spanish Clubf21 Ticket Campaign-I, 2, 3: Policy Makin! BoarslAI: News f-3: Intramurals: Pin! Polul'-2, Bi Basketball-8: National Honor Sm-lety Treasurer- 3. SCIIWINN. GENE-SE Ya Wa Ca-I. 2: Ya Wa Ca Cah- inet!2: Nature Clubf2, 3: Na- ture Club SecreLaryf3: Visual Aids Supervisor f2, 3: Chemistry Club-31 Uaherf2. 3: Echo Bus- lncsa Stal?-3: Echo Cnllectnrf3C Cafeteria Hnstessfl : Ticket Cam- paign-I, 2, S: Senior Announce menu Committee-3: Intramur- sll: Volleyball-l. S: Basketball -I, 2, 3: Ha.seballff2. 24 I 1 ,sfili ji3?F355,1 1 V, ,E gggili I F ,,.,, 1. SCHWINN. SANDRA Cafeteria Hoateasfl: Ya Wa Ca - -l, 2: Ticket Campsigngl. 2, B: Nature Club -2, H: Visual Aids Supervisor-eZ, 3: Chemistry Club - 8: Usher -2. X: President of Ushers-3 : Helio Collector 41 I Intramurals: Basketball--l, 2. 3: Volleyball -l, 2, lip llaseball 2, 3. SCOTT. JERRY llsseball - 1: Basketball f I: Grounds Committee--22 Ticket Campaign 2. 3: Football' -3: As- sombly Committee f3: Variety' Shgw-3: lntrumural llnsketlrsll SEIPP. ROSANNE Oruheetrafl, 2, S: Flair Iiellreri 2. S: Churus Il-1: Glee Club 'Zi Chorus Af8: Spanish Club VI. 2, 3: Spanish Club SevretarY-Treas- urer -3: Ya Wa Car-I, 2, 8: Ya Wa Ca Cabilwl'-31 Nature Clull f2. 3: Nature Club l'resinlentA 8: Ticket Cumvsisnf-1. 2, 3: Cafeteria Hostess f 3: Variety Showfl. 2, 5: Echo Business Staff'-3: Echo Collector-B: Cal' and Gown Committeeflli Promo- tions Committee-3: Music Festi- valfvl, 2, 3: National Honor So- ciely-fS: lntramural Ping: Pom! - l. SHHLDON, JIM Ticket Canxnulunffl, 2: Tonrh goathazll-2: lntramural Volley- n - . SHELDON, TOM Ticket CamDui1nf2. 3: Commer- rial Guililf 3: Secretary of Chor- us lIfB: Chorus A-2, 3: Chor- us H-1. 3: Boys' Qusrmtte--8: Ilonble Qilartetw- S: Varivty Shnwil, 2, 3. SIAS, DICK Tennis Mnnmzerf- l: M-111iwr-'li Ticket Camnaiscn -l. 3: 'Tennis - 2: Intramural llnsketbnll - 2: News Business M1111u5!0r Qi: News Editor-3: Quill 111111 Srrnll- 3: Cufeterin Host 3: l-lulm Wrilz-upf 3. SINDT. LAVERN SKA11-11, m11m1u1A 1111111 c111111111m11-1, 2, 11: 1-111111 c1111c11111-1, 2: 1-111111Q11111111 U1111111- 111111 -1: 1x151111111y c111111111mt-71. 2. a: 1-111111 c111111111111e 72: 1:11111 'r11111111r1-1g-1, 2: M11111e1 w1111 11 1-1-f11111111111 -1: c11-s111111111 Dl- 111f111r -11111111 1v111111111 - 1: Make. 1111 U11-w -1, 2, 2: v111lc1y s1111w 2, a: 111111131-.11 N11111111111 11-11111- 11111111 1, 2, 11: '1'1111111i1111 1-1211- 11e111 2: Y11 w11 011-1, 2, 1: Y11 w11 c11 c1111111e1-22, 11: G. A. A, - 1. 2, 11: G. A. A. 1:1-1-111111111-11: 11111111 1, 2, a: 11111111 sm-Q111111 - 3: 1111111-e 11111111-2, sq 0111121111-11 . 1. 2, s: sax Q111111e1-2. 2: 1-11-111 Q111111e1-1, 2: 1411111 s11111- 11: 1-1-11 11111111 D11-11111.12-2: 1'e:1 011111-11: 111111111111 1-1-0111111111-1: s1111111 c111111111111-1? Chnurnrnn-33 s111111111 11111111111 vm-1-111111111113 1: N11111111111 H1111111- s11c11-11' vm- 1-1e1-1111111 2: 11111-1111111111111 111111- 11-1111111 1, 2. s: v1111eyl11111f1. 2. 11: 1-11111 1-111111 -1, a: '1'en11is-11. sN1'ni:11, ROBERT 1-11111111111--1. 2. a: Tmkel. 2. s: sum C1-ew-11: 111111111-wx: 'Pivket c11111111111:11--1, 2, sg 4-D 01111:- 1, 2. s: 1111r11m11r1111: 1111111-1111111 - 1: v1111ey111111-1. 11. 1 SPATIIS. CAROL 'racket c11111p11i1:11-- 1. 2. 11: 011111- 1111-1-11111 G111111-1, 2. s: c11111111e1- 11111 G111111 se-1121111-y..111: 111111111111 2.1, 2, a: 111111111111 111111111111-a: c111.111ri11 Hostess-1, 11: 1.i111111. 11111.11 1111111111111 c11111mi11me2: A11111111 Banquet 1-11111:1-a-- 1: --New-11 -11: Q11111 111111 sm-1111-11: se111111- 1-'1111111ce c111111111a1w -- a: 111111111111r1111: v1111ey111111 1, 1 111111111-1111111-2, s: 11111:-111111. - 1:11111 P1111gi2, 2. 2. 2: SKK in SPONABLE1 RILEY Ticket Camllaiin-I. 35 Baseball -1. 2. 3: Foot-ball Mannller-li Ilaml-2, 3: Chemistry Club-27 Homeroom Chnirmnn--8: Usher- I: Variety Shuwf2, B: Judiciary Commiwew8 : Echo Cullectorgk Sociul Committee Worklmr Stani- 2: Junior-Seniur Prum Commit- tee'-2: Intramurals: Volleyball-A 2. 3: Basketball-2. 3: I'I1-nnmlhall ff21 Pin! P11l1Kf8. STORY. CAROLE 11111111 Camnnizn-l. 2: 1211111 1.11.1111 semis: vmemy srww - 2, aa 1311111111112-2: one C11111-1: Cafeteria 11111111111-2: 12111111 c111- lecturfll: A,111111:,111 1,1111-111.114, 2: se1111111 1-11111111191 U111111111111-e-11: c111111111 ll -2: 0111111111 A -11. STRONG. CAROL Ticket Camvaism-I. 2. 3: Bowl- lnl!-I. 2. 3: Variety Show--1. 2. SI Glee Club Librarian!-1: SODh- omore Vice-President-I: Latin ClubAlI Bowlink Secretary-Lreazh urer Y- 1: Junior-Senlor Prom Committee-2: Student Council- 2: G. A. A,-2. 32 I'I08llltlIitY Cunimitleefl 8: Athletic Ban- uuet Hostess-3: Ya Wa Ca42: Churua Af3: Senior Vlrhvredl- dent 3 3: Student Dlrecwr Sumner and Smoolher -32 Current Problems Vlce-President --31 Homertmm Assistant Chllr- man--3: Chemistry Clulr-81 Sen- ior Iinuquet. Committee-3: Cale teria Hostess-3: Debate- 3: Ex- zemv-x: 1111111111111 H1111111- smeuv iS: National Honor Society Treasurer -8: Fuutblll Balllluel. Hostess -1: Check roumfl. 'l'AI 'I'. FRED T11-ken Cnmnaizn-2. 3: Catem-in Host-41: Baseball-1: Intramur- nl Volleyballf2: Intramural Baa- kethallf2: Assistant Hulneroom Chairman-8. THATCHER. SANDRA Ticket Camvaiunfl. 2. 3: Judi- riury Committee Hailitl--l: Bowl- imrn-l. 2, 3: Merit System-2. 8: V111-my show-2, a: c11m111 Problems President-3: Ya Wa Csfl: r11n1111111i1y Commltteei: Audlo Visual Olwrator-l. 2. 3: Bulletin Board-2. 3: Cheerlead- ink Candidate-I: Latin Club-It Junior-Senior Prom Committee- 2: Nature Clubf2: Hostess: -l. 21 31 Assistant Hnmeroom Chairman -f2: Slam!! Salesman--1: Atlend. nnce Taker-3: Usher- -1: Man- lcor-l: Echo Write-uv and Tyv- istfili Class Serret-ary'-2. 3: Policy Makinb! Bo11rdf8: Intra- murals: Basketball- l, 2, 3: Vul- leylvnllf--'l. 2, 8. '25 THIELEN. HARRY Ticket Clmplillnfl. 2. 3: Foot- hill -l, 2. 35 Basketball!!! Truckil. 2. 3: Hi Y Club l. 2. 3: HI Y Club Presidentfil: Shun: Crew-tl: Nature Club-1: Dunes: 1x.::.d..1. 2, s: mme-1. 2. S: Ilowlinl!-2. 3: Vnriely Show-'L 2, 3: lntrnmurlls: llslkelbnll - S1 Vullellblllf-3. 'rmr.N'rz. asv:-:RLY one club-1: Ya Wa ca- 1, 2: Llllln Club Secrelsryfl: Vnrlely Shuwfl. 2, 5: chwleaainu cu..- dnme--I: J-.diem-y c.-mmmw .masmne Clerk-1: Judiciary Commmiiteefl. 2: Humerwm Amnalnfe 'rum--1: Movie op- mwf- -1, s. 'mm c::n:p.-sm.- 1. 2, sz G. A. A.-2. s: Chorus n smemy'-2: zgumeroon: chair- mnn-2: Athletic u:......:en Hua!- eee-a: Rnmlelle Lengue Secre- mv-s: chorus A--S: G, A. A. Secretary-Treasurer - a: senior cum 'nmum-sg Pinmw cum. mmm-a. ,urrent P.-..1.1:-ms Club -Va: cufemaa Hostess-3: Pwr.- ll-nm cn... Secretary'-3: Eu... uusinm sun-Y-s: Inu-:.m.m.1..: umbunx fl. 2. a: 'r.:::.:u- 2: Vulleybull a: nukeebunn Vs. UELNER. ESTHER Tlckel Cumllailtn-1, 2. 3: Ticket Cumvlllkn Winnerfs: Hostess - 2. 3: Hand -2, 5: Orchestra l. 2. 3: Humeroom Vicechairmun-f 1: Usher-1: Yu Wa Cn-I: sn-im: Qu:-rxene-B: Echo unai- nuss Mnlllbler-3: Cummerclul Guild-2. S: Cnmmerclal Guild Treasure!-f3: Cheerlendinu Cun- didlllc--l: History Bulletin llnuxrwl 2: Intramurals: liaskelbllll 2: Voll4.'ylJallf3: Pin! Pun! -l, 2, S. UELNER. Rox' Ticket campaign-1. 2, a: uma 21. 2, sz orcnmr--a: vnfaew srmw--1. 2, x: new sum -a: Trumpe: Qumenwx, 2, a. Band owner-vs: lntrnmurals: Pouthull V-12: nmkenuull-2: v..l1eyx..n-- 1. . VYVERBERG. SHIRLEY Chbrul Afz, 3: Chorus A bi- brnrilngll: Ticket CamDlliL!n4l. 2, B: Cumluerclsl Guildf2, 32 Lntln Club- -l: Hdzwltnlity Cum- nlillw -22 Attendant! Taker--l: Glee Club Librarian-1? Vnrlellf Slmwf2. 3: Bowlinf-'l. 2. 31 Monitor- -l: Unhergl 2 Culelerinl Hostess-1: m-semi-2, a: An:- lelle Banquet Hostess -S. 26 WAGNER. ROBERT 'mm Campaign--2, a: Huma- mqm Clnlrmanfi. WALSER. DONNA WALSER. WILLIAM Ticket Clmbniln-1, 2. 3: Pro- .iel-tiunlstil. 2: Anlstam. Hume- mnm Chnirman-2, WEBER. Al. -mm Cnmpnizn-1. 2, a: mn- munu: I-'mmm-1. a: Burbnll -5. 2: voueyb-11-2: n..k.n..u WEBER. NICHOLAS lm:-nmfmn Fwcball-1: 'rum cm.-.::u:-1, a: Mnnawr-ag w x..:..f.-num Assistant ch-arm.: 1 -5. WEIDA. JACK Slllle Crew-1. 2. 8: l'ruPl:l1inw Crew-I, 2. 3? Nlltiullal Thes- pillrls-I, 2, 8: Kind Lady --3: Movie Operator-3: Aluliu Viallnl Sllvervisurflii Librarian f - 3: Quill and Scroll-3: Ticket Cum- Dailtnf2. 3: Spanish Bulletin Board f 3: Problems Bulletin llulrd-8: Cafeteria Host 1. WEIDENBACHER. MARILYN Chorus llflt Chorus Af2: Or- cheoltrlrfl. 2. B: Color Guard I: Clleerlenderfl, 2: Ilowliml- I. 2, 3: G. A. A.f2, 31 Cafeteria Hostess- l, 2: vm-my Shuwfl. 2, al 'mm cmlmiull--1. 2, ll: Mallrislal l: Commercial Guild f Ii: Associate News Iillitnlr 3: Quill and Scrullfllz Cup and Gowns Commitlewlli Echo llllsi- nlnu Stuff--X: Ilanrl-rl: Pulli- lellls Attendance Taller-3: Illtrll- mllrals: Basketball -f I: Pin!! l-.mg-l, 2: Volleyball a, WEIDENBACIIER. MARY ANN Ilunllf-I: Orcllestraffl, H: Chor- us Il'-l: Cheerleader-fl. 2, 32 Student Coullcilf2t Class Presi- tlerllf-3: Hnslessfl. 2. H: Cnfe- lel-lll sllllervlaul-VY2: cllmmmllll Glllld-8: Ticket Cnmvuhzn--l, 2. 3: Echll Business Stall'-S: Hume- roum Clinirmanfli Bowlilll!'f2. an llllwlinlz Treasurer--3: vllrlely Show'-1. 2, 3: Festival fl. 2. 3: Hnmcwminz Queen-3: Illtrn- murnls: Basketball-fl, 3: Vul- loybnll l, 2: Pin!! I'nniZ 2, WERSINGER. VIRGIL cllrelerla Hmm-ll Ticket cum- ' l llllikn -8. wsls, MARCIA cumnl Pmblems clubfsl 'Pick- et cnmlmiwnel. 2. al Glu: clllll -l, 21 Churus A--3: vllm-lv Show-'Sp cflfemlll H--llmel: Allllelle umlqllel Hamm-fs: lluwllme--l. 2. sl --News slan- :ll Intramurals: Ilasketllnll--3: vulleyllllll -1, 2, al lllllelmll-2, al Tennll-72: ram: Puml-V-1, WILCOX. DON Cheerleading Candidate-l: Ten- nixlfl: Chorus A-I. 2. S: Ticket Cunlmlixnil. 2: Chorus B-2. li lioy'll Double Qunneue-l: Vnrl. L-SY Slluw'-2: Echo Collector-22 Mmlrillalv--3. WILKE. LAVONNE Cafeteria Hostessfl : Ticket Cum- hailrn- f2: LibrurIanA2. 3: Glae Club- -2, 8 : Variety Show-2. WlI.MOT. HENRY Ticket Gamlmizn-2. 3: Buwlllllr - W2: Touch Foollmllfll. WILSON. WILLIAM Tirket CsmPlilnf2. WINCH!-ILL. MICHAEL Ticket Csmpnignil 27 WITTE. CHARLOTTE Ticket campaign-2. a: lwlili- K lem Secretary-23: senior mi.. qua Hanes.:-li liilramiinii vol- ' leybuli-2. IVITTERIIOLD. WILLIAM Tirket Cnmuniszn 3. WOLF. JAMES 'Yirket Cunuulixfnf-2. 3: llowliuit 72: lntmniurails: Foliibnll--3: Bsskezllinll -1, 2. il: Volleyball ifl. ' . WOODALL. NORMAN Ticket. Cnmnnixn -l, 2: Foutbnll -fl. 2. 3: D Club-l. 2. 3. WOOD. .IEANINE Usherfl: Ticket Cnnllmikn-l. 2, 3: Cafeteria Hostess-2, 3: Or- chestra-l, 2. ll. Strinr Quiinene -sa Ya wi. Cn-f-2. 3: Ya wli ci. Cnbinet-3: Commercinl Guild-- 2, 3: Commercial Guilrl Officer-- E: Echo Business Stull-AS: Junior Prom Cummitlcwk Senior linu- iiiii-f ciiiiiminewsi Festivnlf2- 3: Problems Bulletin llmml-3. French Bulletin Bonrdwli: Tirket climpliigii win...-r -s. WRIGHT, EVA ANN Ya WB Cn-1, 2. 8: Yn Wa Cn Vice-President-22 Yu WB Cu Cabinet-3: Homeroom Chairmxn -2. S: Homeroom Assistant Chairman-l: Orchestra-1, 2. 8: Chorus A Amompimisi-2. :li Glee Club Aeenmilanlsb-l: Span- ish Club-1. 2: Nltionsl Honor Socie!Yi2. 3: Nntiunal Honor S0- eiety Vieeliresldent-li: Cafeteria Hostess-1. 2. 3: Hosvitnlity Com- mittekz. 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee-2: Senior Banquet Cum- mittee-3: Contest Soloist and Acwiiipliiiisiel, 2, ai Mixed Qunrtetu-32. S: Mullrizalfai Sextette f2: Sextette II -- ll Girls' Triof8: Film Secre!urY! 1: History Class Chairman-2: Manitorf2: Ticket Cnmpnikn-1. 2, 3: Echu WrilefUD Staff-3: Vnriety Show--I. 2, 3: Violin Qullrletib-l: String! QuBri.0ti.e- 3: Slvotliilht of 'liliii Iulrnmur- nls 'li Echo Collectorgli Hun- nuet Hoare-Jael: Vocal Scholar- ship bu Wisconsin University Summer Music Clinir-2: Festi- viil el, 2, a, NVUNDEIL CHAR LEU Ticker. Cnmpnirm-1. 2. ll: Span- ish Club'-l. 2: Sllunish Cluil Secretnry-Treasurer--2: G. A. A. fl, 2. 3: Ya Wa Ca-l. 2: Hume!-uom Stunilb Salesman'-li Muniwr-l, 2, 3: Variety Show -l. 2. 3: Promotions Committee fl, 2: Promotions Sec!-etsryf2: Senior Ilnullllet Hostess-'li .Inu- inr Prom Committee 2: Make- Un Crew -2: Variety Show Mnke- UD-3: Senior Bnnuust Commit- tee-8: Hosvitaliw Committee- 3: Echo Collector-43: Echo Ed- ii.orA3: National Honor Society- 2, 3: Nntinnnl Honor Secretary- 3: Quill nnd Scr0llf3: Intru- murals: Busketlmllfl, 2: Volley- ball--2. 3. YINGER. YVONNE Ticket Cumllnilinf-I, 3: Latin Club-fl: Intramural Basketball- 15 Assislnui. Attendance Tlker- l: ciimeria l-lonmel. 2, 3: Variety Show-1. 2. 8: Ya Wa Gu -fl. 2, 3: Yu Wu Cn Secretary- 2: Yu WR Cu Cabillelfa: Bund- l. 2. ar Muslim Festival-l. 2, a: Chorus Af'Z. 3: Mixed Quartette -ag cliiimn Soloist-5: Himry Attendance Taker-2: Problems Attendnnce Tnkerk8: Current Problems Cluli-B: Senior Fi- nance Committee-3: Pruieetion- ist 3: Visual Aids Sulxervisurf3i Echo Business SlniI'f3: Echo IVl'ite-UBI StnlTf'3: Echo Home- room C-ulleclaur-3: Nutivull Holl- or Sm-ielyfii. ZIEGENFUSS. TOM ZOLLARS. DAVID Chorus Af2. 3: Chorus B-1: Quill and Surollili: D Club- 2. 3: Bundf3: Variety Showf 1. 2. 3: Jug Blind-3: Cafeteril Hostf2: lfmibnll-1. 2. 5: Bu- ketbnll--l: Golf-1. 2. S: Ticket Cnmvsixngl. 2. 3: Chemistry Club-3: Mixed Double Quartlette -3: News Stuff-49: Monitor- l, 2. ai Echo collector-l, si Senior Announcement Committee --3: Junior Prom Committee-27 Echo WriteUu-3: History Sec- retllryf2: Stamp Salesman-2: Hospitality committee-2, sp li.- trnmurnls: Bnakethall-2, ai vnu. l9YImllf2. Senior Autographs 'bmmglsw zuawjaw ii? dia ',.,.g,.gL,. 523 XWM 'fff'1f,r,,,zz,, fm? WW XM awww fine Gowf 'mf 'L ' WMA GM? QQ! Qufel Qfivvf-5 '5f61A Xnb,!-fweag JQZTSWQQJEQM, Hwggmii gm pau Q ,f .QW ohm um Defra 77-J'-'ff f ,0q,,,,,,,ay 5,7,,..1, ,- W rib cz 4240 ... Cf-4'4 '-lk -L,ZXw4f +-- '- -'5fif7 Q5 WWJ www g,47,,,,A QM: QM? Jyaawaav' . .f f Iwffffa- ffffwfff jffwilf 630220 U Z, KY 7 f WQ rim ,C ,efwe--. U,ff4z.f.,.4, J2y2faV,Mz,,L CWM ,itz 1 am 1,f141,,,V F wbvf-balm. 1 n,....x,n.q.f-3-ow-ug If MQ Wg:?:.5,,,,,,,, f73'J...w.A,a.. '?Q..JL .79Z2.n3u.,1 J? l,,,,1,S.f df' .uf 30 azuehf f7A76'..4-:.,,,,,, 'hiv f:'4n-Mn Wai!! -'79,-gn ...,......., 'c49...,zJ2-.., 9 -JR awfb. '5viF0..-ME! QW.. J7,6l6A6-wk., ' .SR,C.,.,..,,, 3111,--1 Sxm GNQHNRE 10472 ' YWWW n,,4,f.WM...lf G-fwhffav G-n1.,,Z.-44. Jiffy'-fe fffgm Cd umm NRL .JJ if-Vg-W ff ' 4 Bwfbf WWW .Qi Qzf ' MHZ 7 '1 9f'7fu m:Wff Afdu-f!.,,,,,.. wwfadw ffl-A1-q5w1,6Q 15,41-1 revnn-0-rx.: -am., Am. hd! JwM '-5 f2w.4,6C- Rfk... jiw-ff4le,1C9-+1-4-bf-' iff M 'Milli-UT'Lf ALM WW in JL L 41' Cmfimwji ,gf-wa 2!7M,.f,.,,, 'H 74rf2'3r fi fan MM jig? Z MQUMMAAA 7 m,,,4,,g.,mA,z, Z1?'6W'7' 3 I Class ol 1954 For juniors the school has lost its mystery and strangeness. A person returns in the fall with a sense of belonging, and friendly hello's and pats on the back are always waiting. Know- ing the traditions of the school and the things expected of a student. the junior feels at ease. His teachers are familiar, and he believes them to he his friends. He can revel in a slight feel- ing of superiority over the sophomores and still escape the pre-graduation tlither of the seniors, , junior class officers are Betty Moore, secretary: Ken Gordon, treasurerg jack Nora. president: johnny Carlton, vice-presidentg and ,lo Jamison. secretary. One of the first thrills of heing a junior is to view an assembly from a main lloor scat in the auditorium. Later comes the privilege ot' buying a class ring with the High School seal stamped in gold. Candidates for Boys' State are exclusively juniors. Only at junior has a chance of being elected to head the student council for the following year. The most spectacu- lar social event of the year is the formal prom at which the juniors are hosts to the seniors. Hours of planning and work on the part of junior committees are responsihle for its success in every detail, from the decorations on the ceiling to the wax on the tloor. ln junior year a pu- pil has his lirst chance of being elected to National Honor Society. As the school year closes juniors are busy decorating and ushering for commencement exercises. ln junior year athletes get their tirst action on varsity teams, The student learns at a higher level and takes his classes more seriously. In the wide range of school activities the junior carries his share of responsibilities. The year adds up to growth, satisfaction, achieve- ment. and fun. You guessed itl This is a put-up job-you'd never find three boys in one study hall that were studying. . . LEFT TO RlCHT: ,lim Kaufman. Howard Finton, john Welu. HOME ROOM 109: TOP ROW: Ray Blok. Ronald Barton, Randall Apel, John Carlton, ,lack Beatty, Oakley Bancly, Roberta Bock, Richard Balcey, Antlhnny Beaver. Robert Boelk. BOTTOM ROW: David Adams, Francis Bechen, Robert Berger, Iam: Auwood, Mavis Anderson, Arline Ayala, Roberta Belvek, Margaret Beebe, Carol Bcrgquist, Patricia Bockes. HOME ROOM ll0: TOP ROW: Dennie Chevalier, Gcralcl Conracl, Leon Broke, Albert Bossharl, Paul Claussen. Pnul Coates, ,lack Christensen, Lucille Cords. jean Ann Dalisman. Mary Cahill. BOTTOM ROW: Ralph Curl' er, Sylvia Brown, jeanetle Bolender, Virginia Danner, Ceral Cl-xalnupka, Darlene Clough, Shirley Cox, Sharon Cragg. Barbara Couchman, Delores Clark, Elearxore Chalmers. ,. p '. , f, X - , , 'L-af t -, ,Mr fn L' M-we . Lf'r jk f ' V .-.ff i r 4 , r.LJcl,'. - 1 -. 'L 'ffm ' 'J' 'f,.Q 124' ' ix 4 U fin if I L t 'ri ,a 7.13 If . - -Q. 'ff' wx HOME ROOM 335: TOP ROW: William Filter, Howard Finton, Charles Davin, james Flulir, Harlan Duty, La- vern Deniu, Donald Flogel. John Faust, Robert Frommelt, Wayne Ellerman. BOTTOM ROW: Lois Fox. ,lean Doerr. Kay Delaney, Mcllaa Fudge, Donnalzelle Douglas. Marlene Denlinger, Phyllis Dausener, Doris Droeasler, jo Ann Gnnahl, joan Donahue, Alice DewBx-iuain. 33 HOME ROOM 159: TOP ROW: Richard Goedken, Thomas Gulick. Robert Haught, Ronald Haugen, Charles Haan. George Haan. Allan Hayes. joseph Hanson. Kenneth Cordon. BOTTOM ROW: john Grice. Florence Graham. Phyllis Crank, Charlene Green, Nancy Haught. Barbara Guns, Rosemary Hahn, Fred Hayes. Thomas Haye. HOME ROOM 220: TOP ROW: Dick Hough, Merlin Kaune. ,loxeph Hoerner, janaan Kaufman. Marilyn Hunt. john Hurllnurk, Leo Jaeger. Noel Hird. james Kaufman. Harlan Hohmann, Kent Jeclclin, Wayne Kamm. BOT- TOM ROW: Shirley Keller. sue Hwy. Robert Kesler. Vinum l-llnl. Ruben Kelly, John Hirsch, Lavonne Kasper, ,Io Janet jameson. June Hlil, Phyllis Hines. Marie Huaeman. HOME ROOM 317: TOP ROW: Mary Lou Lenstra. lrwin Koethe. Steve Langaa. ,lames Langman. ,lack Land- achulz. Robert Kline. Merlin Kieffer. Donald Laulae, Roger Kritz. Enid Koehler. BOTTOM ROW: Carole Kim- herlin. Judith Lee, Juanita Langman, Shirley Larson, Darlene Koethe, Barbara Koehler, Lavon Lingle, Marlene Kemp. 34 HOME ROOM 238: TOP ROW: Stanley Nank. Kenneth Moore, David Muhlenhsupt, Luther Mohr, Elmer Mil- ler, Michael Mellon. Carl Metz, Joseph Miller, Jim Mclnerney, Gerald Muehl. Tom Merritt, BOTTOM ROW: John Meehan. Gerald Laney, Larry McNamer. William Nagel, Carol Macker, Phyllis Miller, Donna Meyer. Naomi Meader. Judith Mabee, Shelcla McDonnell, James McFarlane. HOME ROOM 326: TOP ROW: Rosemary Osborne, Jean Overhoule. Janice Phillips, Kay O'Dell. Kay Nor- denson, Delores Pierce, Ward Peterson. Robert Parr. Donald Olson. Jack Nora, Wayne Patterson, Ronald Nel- son, Richard Platt. BOTTOM ROW: Marna Pace, Sandra Nesler. Darlene Pfieffer. J'Neane O'Dell, Joyce Os- wald. Jacqueline Nelson, June Ogelby. James Peterson, Robert O'Meara. William Nelael, Clarence Norton. HOME RQOM 147. TOP ROW: lame, Quads, Roger Raine, George Robey. Tom Reilly, Ferdinand Reinhardt. Cletu: Redmond, James Rederus, Warren Powers. Earl Rohr, Jay Sawvell, Roger Quade. Fred Rubie. BOT- TOM ROW: Sally Rowe. Janet Rose. Patricia Rohde. Carol Reichmann, Shirley Reinhardt, Lois Quade, Marilyn Riedi. Bernadette Pottebaum, Carol Pope, Tom Rink. Raymond Ryan. 35 vt. at M! 4. ,S Q 'iw x ami A R. J Vast' fv ,-2 W Q Ml iii-I tw N ,ws x K T ff M .tv lt .fi on . i a .f r A , 1 ' g ,I 9 , 5 : A . ?5 - 5355 ' 5 Q ' A l'!'Sq-,iv ' I- n vt ff t ,M a, 4 . , E e , 1 M . E M R l i HOME ROUM 302: TOP ROW: Fay Ann Sherman. anet Sheppcle. Dorothy Schmit, Charles Scholtea, Leonard .l Sindt, Alfred Schieaal. Harold Steinhoff. William Sleil. Duane Schiclael, William Shoars, june Schuellcr. BOT- TOM ROW: Shirley Smith. Patricia Sowle. Roberta Scott. Shirley Siegert. Patricia Schickel, Shirley Schubert. Helen Snodgrass, Patricia Schumacher, Maxine Schcffert, Darlene Schmit, Sylvia Sclrarry, ,DP M, .-,wguzc WYWX. -Atsmsga --etfaiex JcwWN,.vafs....,-vacaxfv wi- f, wks L-MA, , -mpc iw waxzpgex. cal--,113 fc ,Wt-M AM, 'zum c1A,o,ffRQtCae.gN -W ,,, 4, .QLMWM aaxaewsr, MMR --K, -1 Yllavilix-Q.-1-Nxeu C. vow ASL -x,-cgmAA.fi HOME ROOM 218: TOP ROW: Arthur Sundeen, John Welu, Mike Vance, Gerry Stoecker, Lois Tangeman. Marian Willard, Beverly Wilke. Ann Young. Sharon Utzig. BOTTOM ROW: janet Warren. Pat Strader. Nor- ma Stevens, Virginia Walser, Helen Zauche, Joanne Woodall, Adel Thais, Gail Waller, Joanne Winter, Jack Wil- ley, Sally Whitfield. , SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 322: TOP ROW: Calvin Adams. Daniel Ames, Milton Bayes, james Briggs, William Boekholder, Robert Birch. Gerald Bazinette, Donald Boltorff, Herbert Bauclt, Reid Bedclow, Richard Almoa. MID- DLE ROW: LaVon Beam, Susan Benedict, Delores Bakula, janet Arduser, Ruth Brockert, Patricia Ann Hakey. Annette Brauer, Diane Arvinitis. Ann Beighle. BOTTOM ROW: Patsy Adams, Beatrice Bacon, lsabella Arnette, Bonnie Bisdorf. june Bottoms, Arthur Allen, Otto Bieri. Bill Brown, Wesley Bonl. 36 Sophomore class officers are Jane Gronau, secrns tary: Richard Almos, vice-president: Karl justman. president: Tom Buettell, treasurer: and Alice Lubs. secretary. Class of 1955 For the sophomore, the year of 1952453 will long lie remembered. For us it was Zl year of beginnings--a year of growing up and liking the process-for the most part. l retneniher that day of days when first we quivered into dear old Seniors halls. Our faces were scrubbed and shining: our clothes, starehed and pressedg our shoes. so new they squeaked. XVe came early. far ahead ol time, and we were Scared, seared stiff, A few weeks at Senior hronght great changes. We were an accepted part of the group and our assimilation had heen virtually painless! One sophomore summed up the impression ol Senior that most of us had when she said. Up here we're treated like adults ' 'l'l e tall term was heetie with activities-most of them novel to ns. To start the year with a hang, we joined in the annual athletic ticket campaign, and llomeeoniing followed elose- ly. ln hetween u'ere sandwiehetl the noniinatioiis for student eonneil and class otiicers, loothall practice. enrollment in eluhs. ztppointntents to eonnnittees. and the adjustment to class instruc- tion on a higher level. 'l'hen Came tryouts for the first play followed by tryouts for the Variety Show. Sophomore participation in hoth of these performances was outstanding. All this time would-he cheerleaders were being coached for their dehut at the end of the football sea- son. ln the lives of some, drivers' training course was playing an important part. All these events piled one on another, not to mention the exeitentent of new aetpiaintanees, new teach- ers. and new classes. The sophomores elected to Student Council were Sally justman. Roh Birch, Sam VVhite. and Virginia Zollars. Karl justman was chosen class president: Diclc Almos, vice-presidentg 'l'ont lint-tell. treasurer: and jane Gronau and .-Xliee Luhhs, secretaries. Cecily lfreyhage and :Xnuc Reitler lieeznne sophomore eheerleaders. We were proud to set a rueord hy having time heaviest sophomores Senior has ever had- Milt lioyes and llill Posey, both 205 pounds. ln height Big Bill Engel probably set :mother record for us: he was a 6'8 end on our football team. Yes. the sophomore year of 1952-53 has liven a good year-a year of varied aetivitv, Z1 year of stepping toward adulthood. HOME ROOM 106: TOP ROW: Everett Davis, Lawrence Duschen, james Donnan, james Dolter, Charles Eh- lerx, Kenneth Chapman, David Davis, Tom Buettell. James Crimmins, William Carbine. John Daniela, Alan Doo- ley. BOTTOM ROW: Roberta Courant, Mary Brown, Deanna Divine. Beverly Chesterman, Anna Cooley, jean Dorxchner, Shirley Corell, Nancy Browne, Jean Connelly, Duane Christopherson, Kenneth Droullard. HOME ROOM 240: TOP ROW: Willart Galliart, William Evans, Clyde Flaherty, john Felderman, Gene Fough- ty, William Engel. James Gibbons, Clan Foughty, Donald Cieseman. Frederick Froeling, Edward Ehlers. MID- DLE ROW: Richard Feipel, Richard Fena, john Erxchen. BOTTOM ROW: Cecily Freyhage, Gretchen Ganteri, Mary Fluckiger, Gloria Fox, Barbara Finzel, Shirley Gassman, Mary Casper. Judie Carlow, Hnrlene Felterman, l..aVonne Frederick, Betty Fransen, Jerry Fluhr, Ted Gilson. HOME ROOM 210: TOP ROW: Richard Helmer, james Heerner, Larry Glider, Eugene Gronau, Roger Hantel- man, Madonna Gruber, Catherine Herr, Frieda Hanselman, Georgette Heitmann. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Haas. Shirley Crewe. Sandra Hammerancl, Barbara Hoffman, jane Gronau. Cary Hanson, Kristin l-lartig, Janice Hentges, Richard Hill. BOTTOM ROW: Thoma Grutz. jean Henachel, Elsie Grobatick, Beverly Hill. joan Heller, Nancy Goodrich: Anna Mae Halfhill, Gwendolyn Hook. William Grolntick, john Guetzinger. 38 HOME ROOM 150: TOP ROW: Pat Kennedy. Lee Kruska. James Larson, Franklin Larson. Karl Juatman, John Kieffer. Robert Hurlburt. Michael Klein. Fred jackson, Gordon Juhl. Arnold Jaeger. Norma Kenyan, Katherine Larson. BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Lange. Edward Kreplle. William jaeggi. David Koehler. Margie Kramer, Kay jones, Diane Kluclc. Bonnie Larson. Sonya Langman, Patsy Kuse. jackie LaBarge. Dorothy Knoernachild. Sally justman. HOME ROOM 169: TOP ROW: ,Ion Lulcens. Gene Middleman, jc-mes Miller. Lee Montgomery. Donald Neateby, james Metcalf, Cy Neuses, Ralph Lemmer, Phyllis Mohr. Nancy McEndollar, Joanne Mauer, Sandra Matz. BOT- TOM ROW: janet Marmis. Robert Meyer, Douglas Loysen. Eunice Meehan. Donna Lebben. Robert Mehl, Alice Lubs. Harold Manders, Beverly Muntz. Shirley Leik, Teddy Miller. HOME ROOM 179: TOP ROW: Jim Oberhoffer, Robert O'Connell. William Posey, Wendell Pittenger. Merlin Osborn. Dale Puller, Kenneth Rang. Bruce Randell. Richard Paar, Ronald Pfeiler. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Oswald, jenn Peterson. Carol Pearce, Donna Radlofl, Barbara Pape. Jeanette Ouderkirk, Shirley Radloll. Eua Olds. Bev' erly oneym. susan Pierce. Ann Reider, Kay Paris. 39 HOME ROOM 304: TOP ROW: ,lack Reimer, Gerald Renne, Milton L. Reisen. Robert Scliuclcert, Milton R. Rei- sen, Dell Sage. john Riley, Roger Riecllman, James Ryan. Kenneth Roeth, Gene Ryle. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lou Schubert, Marlene Ryan, Jenn Schueller. Virginia Saunders, Janet Schumacher, Patricia Remy, Constance Henk. Nancy schumf, Mary schack. Anna Mu schmefbach. Rin-1 Jme Schmal. HOME ROOM 248: TOP ROW: William Sheng, Reece Shaw, Charles Stoltz, Jack Tindell. Bruce Schwaegler. Leonard Steil. Clare Snodgrass, LaVerne Steil, Donald Sullivan, Thomas Seeley, Glen Sieflcer, Carl Thoman, ,lo- seph Sutherland, Charles Scott. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Steinlzirger, Sheila Thompson, Harriet Teelers. DM'- lene Stephenson, Maurine Smack, Nancy Timmons, Rosemary Stuempel, joan Wilkins, Jayne Stoffel. Marsha Thomas, Connie Stack, Donna Mae Thill. HOME ROOM 132: TOP ROW: Ronald Wagner, Gerald Wagner. Edwin Torry, Ruuell Vanderbilt, jack Winch- ell, Sam White, john Yiunnia, Hnl Van Nest. Floyd Wharton, Elizabeth Unmacht, Leaalie Wagner. BOTTOM ROW: Sharie Wagner. Myrtle Yager. joan Wilkins, Mary Williams, Shirley Walser. Virginia Zollarx, Janice Tul- lock, Langley Wunderlich, john Zillig. Arthur Yianniu. 40 Departments CORNET: Etfercling. Larry: Grnshnrn, Gene: Baal. Alvin: Uelner. Roy: Cocayne. john: Hedrick, Clifford Duty, Harlan: Langman, jim: Raine, Roger: Timmons, Nancy: Daniels. John: Krephle. Edward: Landgruf, john CLARlNET: Hoskins, Larry: Orr, Stanley: Moore, Betty: Langman, Juanita: Nlarugg, Carol: Reige, Pat: Mum mert, Sue: Schmidt, Dorothy: Haught, Bob: Mclinrlollar, Nancy: Macker. Carol: Benedict, Susan: Thomas, Mar sha: Hcnschel. jean: Schueller, jean: White. Sam: Norton. Clarence: Lightcap, Harold: Simmons, Nancy: Zol lars, David: Haught, Nanny: HORN: Skaife, Barbara: Hammerand, Sandra: Barrels, Carole: Browne, Nancy Haun, Nick: Kenyan. Norma: Shears, Bill: BASSOON: Robey, George: Meat. Carol: Lanrlschulz, jack: OBOE Yinger, Yvonne: Heitman. Georgette: Adams, Pat: SAXAPHONE: O'Dell, j'Nean: Schueller, june: Beam, LnVon BAND The Senior High lmzutll, unc nf thc uutstzuuliug ntusimtl groups in lmra. catrrietl out :t tttzttiy-fart-tutl sclicclulc uu- Clcr the direction of Floyd tl. Ruudlc. The Illlltfllltlg lrzunl pvrfurtuetl :tt unch home fuuthzlll gzuuc. Ou two special uccztsinus thc show fuzxturctl thc use of rnlurccl lights. Om' ut' thcsu was zu lltmtccmnittg, when thc tlu-nu: was A Salute tu the Cl'Illl'Cl'lCS uf .Murr- icaf' 'l'lw crmrd stnml with lnztrccl heads throughout the pct'fm'lnz1itCc. The other wits :1 political sliuw ut-zu' ulut- tiou clay. lfor its zumuztl trip thc lizuul visitt-cl XV:ttcrltm, wlterc it :tppczum-cl :tt hatlf-timu nf the foutlutll gzunc. 'llhu group :tlsu iuztrclwrl in several hulitlxty pnrztdcs :incl :tt llnutc- coming. During the lmzrskctlmll season the hnncl diviclccl into three pep Inmcls: R, A. :uid M. with student clirccturs Larry Hoskins, Holi Heil ,zutfl liilfllilfll Sliziife. These sections atltcrnntctl in playing at lwztskutlmll games :uid pep assem- bites. orchestra. 42 Zollarl, Virginia: Thielen, Harry: Mabee, judy: Teelers. Harriet: Nlaus, jim: Sponable, Riley: BARITONE: Heil. Bill: Cilson, Teal: Beighle, Ann: Hill, Beverly: Herr, Catherine: TROMBONE: Ernzen, Delbert: Heil, Bob: Mc- Farlene, Jim: Crice, john: Rederua, Jim: Christensen, jim: FLUTE AND PICCOLO: Mozena, Donna: Stevens. Norma: Fox, Lois: Ayala, Arline: Pierce. Delores: Nesler. Sandra: Cantert, Gretchen: Meehan, Lois: BASS: Os- born, Merlin: Frohs, Dick: Larson, Robert: Larson, Bonnie: Rielly. Tom: Kline, Robert: PERCUSSlON: Avenar- ius. Milton: Willey, jack: Bacon, Bea: Phillips, Janice: Uelner. Esther: Demkier, Joanne: Marmis, janet: Scheppe- i.. Janet: Tullock, Janie.. On May 5 and 6, Dubuque was host to the annual Tri-Double-l Music Festival, which combined the talents of the music departnients nf Clinton, Freeport, and Dubuque, The guest band conductor was ll. E. Nutt. of Vander- cook College of Music in Chicago. The mu- sicians. as well as auditioning for Mr. Nutt. scpumtecl into two lmnrls, practiced all day, and presented II concert for the public in the eve- ning. The cuncert band gave one scheduled public prograrn :it Senior lligh Auditorium. lt also pcrfnrineci by request on several occasions and plzlyccl for school assemblies. The seniors made their lust appeamnce with the hzincl :it its final perfrwiilzince of the year. CtbllllllCllCCl'llClll,. 43 George Robey and Jack Landachulz practice their baasoons in one of the several small practice rooms used during study periods in the band room. ORCHESTRA Violin: Demkier, Joanne: Wright, Eva Ann: Uelner, Esther: Wood, jennineg Couclxman, Barbara: Cooley, Anna: Skaife, Barbara: Hennings, Kay: Seipp, Rosanne: Beiglmle, Ann: Larson. Kay. Viola: Wcidenlaacher, Mary Ann: Cragg. Sharon. Cello: Weidenbacher, Marilyn: Herr, Catherine: Dcrscllner. Arlene: Murllgx. Carol: Reige, Pnl: Tulf loclc. ,leniceg Paris, Kay: Beam, LaVon. Bass: Fox, Lois: Reilly, Tom: Kline. Rolzertg Sclxeppele, janet: Arcluaer, janet: Kenyan, Norma: Os- born. Merlin. Cornet: Efferding, Larry: Grashorn, Gene: Uelner. Roy: Raine, Roger. This trio, which competed in the music contests. in- cludes Ruth Bracken. Janice Tullock. Mid .l0ll'mC Demkier. 44 Dubuque Senior lliglfs 58 piece Syniphnny Orchestra was directed by Floyd G. Rundlc, Mass rclicztrsails were huld three times n wcek: indivicluzils and small cnsculhlcs chosen from :nnnng the lIlCllliJCl'S practiced during free tinw bufnre :md :tftcr schunl. -4Sunim' was rcprc- rented this yum' by fourteen ensembles and six- tccn soloists. who in addition to pztrticipziting in the contest, made appearances throughout the yvzu' for various Dubuque club and church ' pi-ogrnnis. l The urclicstru played in the Clu-istmns as- i sembly, which was highlightud by thu Halle- lujah Chorus, pci'fm'niccl :uniuully in t'ullz1bu1'u- Clarinet: Mummnrt, Sue: Hnught. Bob: McEnclullar. Nancy Flute: Mozena. Donna. Bassoon: Robby. George: Lnndsclmlz. jack. Percussion: Phillips. Janice: Willev. jack: Mnrmis. janet. Trombone: Ernzen. Delbert: Heil, Bob: Grice, john. Horn: Hammernnd. Sandra: Shears. Bill: Hnun. Charles, Saxophone: O'Dell. ,l'Ncane: Schueller. June, Oboe: Adams, Pal. tion with the Ynml Music Dcpzlrlmunt. :Xu- uthcr prngrzun wus prvsvcntucl to one of thu jun- im- high schools in am ussclnhly. NVu1'l: ccntcrurl :mmml preparation fur thc 'I'ri-Duuhlc-l Music lfcstivzll, :lt which Clytlc Rullcr of Amarillo, ,llL'XIlS,. was thc lYI'lTl'ICSll'!l director. Bcsillus uucliliuning the Dulmquc. Clinton, :mel lfrccpzwt urcllcstms, Mr. Rullcr Llircclccl the Clblllllllldl urclmcstras in the Festival Cunccrt. 'l'lw ilnnl pvrfm'n1:mcc nf the ya-ar was the lfllllllllllllll pruccssinnzll :xml 1'cceisiolml for thc seniors in the llz1cc:xl:nl1'u:1le services. 45 - K 1. 7: A A Q , Vg ' 9 5 gf UQ 'W 239 Wy I N , n 'G , gxfyw, , . kr K .W N3 Via A., At, 1-I ask ky as f fm. aw N? -4 5 - '23 9 in as as w 453 +1 'W' Q 35 sg ' QE Q Q5 , 4, gp Q9 - cb X3 T x if! ' 'f QE W A+ my' 5- 7 wJ ,gf Ar Q :ga gg ea w. 4,9 4.29 Small Music Mr. Rundle rehearses the violin section. ROW: Joanne Demkier Ann wright. Bmbafa SECOND ROW: Esther nn, Jeanine wood. nings. Sharon Cragg. ROW: Anna Cooley. anne Seipp, Kay Larson. Ann Weidenhacher. The bass vial trio in composed of Lois Fox. Tom Reilly. and Bob Kline. W -fe ,yy 5:1 N 5 ,H Membership in an-null vocal groups is determined by try- outs. STANDING: Ken Le- Van, Yvonne Yinger, Sharon Cragg, jackie Leighly. Sandra Graahorn, Eva Ann Wright, Kay Henninga. Bob Heil, Don Wilcox, Don Grable, Dick Endsley, Phyllis Mohr, Carol Chaloupka, Russell Schulz. Roberta Bock, William Strung. jo Jamison, Tom Shelclon. SEATED: Ruth Broclcert, ja- net Rose. , J 'W v if . QF. ' . ,Yi 1 J 'f :fii+ 'u V ' . i- r- r , j ff' ' fx,-V ' ,Zi V I I y x V, i V I .1 ' 'i l' H Y ' f i -' fx , , i ' , , f 2 J i.. .f , , J Y y I J ,IN s. ,J K J Lf Q, l 4 MJ 1 fwj 1 V' ip X ijt 'ai , ll fi 5 'ii my 1, 4 il 1 ., IS , ,J 'J I, AAU l 3 J V XP hxsz J rl' ! ll' j i 1 ' 1 'F' fl JF fv ' . i 1 X--i xi YQ? I i 1 VD ft fi' ti J 1 5 1 The Dnnce Band plays at school dances, playa. and the Variety Show. FRONT ROW: Juanita Lang- man, Barbara Skaife, jack Land- achulz. Milton Avenarius, jim Mans, George Rnbey, Harry Thei- len, Larry Hoskins. BACK ROW: Tum Reilly, Delbert Ernzen, Bob Heil, Jim McFarlane, Merlin Os- born. Gene Grashorn. Larry Effer- cling, Bob Kline. LEFT: Alvin Baal, Larry Effercling. Roy Uelner, and Cane Craslxorn make up the trumpet quartet. l Drum Major Larry Hoskins heads the four Hagbeai-ers, Kay Hennings, Kay Larson, Arlene Dorscl-mer, and Roseanne Seipp. and the three majorettes. jean Schueller, Joanne Demkier. and Nora Busch. 49 Speech and languages All sophomores and juniors are required to he enrolled in some type of English class. These sophomores are checking the new words in their literature assignment. SEATED: Bill Boekhold- er, john Lukens. STANDING: James Doller, Bob Birch, Cy Neuses, Hal VanNest, Floyd Coodin. Latin. the language traditionally studied by high school students, is part of the average sophomore curriculum. This class is serenad- ing the school with Christmas caroles. FRONT ROW: Virginia Zollars. Phyllis Mohr. Nancy McEndcllar. Sandra Matz. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Unmacht, Sandra Hammernnd. Mary Fluckiger, Marsha Thomas. THIRD ROW: Janice Tullock. Kristin Hartig. Leslie Wagner, Annette Brauer. FOURTH ROW: Bob Hurl- burt, Bruce Schwaegler, Bill Streng. Marlene Ryan. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Browne, janet Ar- duser, Katherine Herr. Pat Bakey. SIXTH ROW: Ruth Brockert. Roberta Cuuiant, Pat Adams. Susan Benedict. Speech classes are designed to help students with puhlic speaking. Many of the more advanced enter city, district, and state contests in debate, after-dinner speeches. readings, and the like. Here Cheryl Craig practices an assigned speech before giving it in class. Math und Commercial Each spring the geometry claus measures the height of the flagpole with their newly acquired knowledge of Mig fundamentals. STANDING: jim Oeth, Jim Langman, Bal: Haught. Tom Reil- ly, janet Rose. SEATED: Shirley Keller, Pat Rohde, Arline Ayala, Sandra Nesler. Bookkeeping is an important aulaject for those in the cummercial department. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Enslinger, Phoebe Casey. Ralph Baumhover, Jeanette Graf, jean Carbine, Kathy Parlrins, Walter Hartman, Carol Spates. Social Studies and Guidance All seniors must tnke a semester's work in ior Scholastic. RIGHT: Ed Kieffer hands one the Problems in Democracy class. LEFT: of the many pamphlets used to supplement the Kathy Parkins points out Egypt lor John Co- textbook to Marian Morton. mm. who a. leading .n,C..,.aQ,. from che sen- Cuidance classes are designed W primarily to help the seudenn with their present-day problems and their future plans. This sophomore class is seeing a movie on secre- tarial worlc. Home Economics v The advanced foods class held a Christmas dinner for their mothers ra give them added experience. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay O'Dell, Miss Claire Prendergast, Mrs, Pren- dergast. Mrs. Boe, Mrs. Len- atra, joan Chnlder. Miss Fern Andrews and Mary Lou Lenstra face them. LEFT: Many senior girls study home nursing and some of them enter fnrmal nursing courses after graduation. Here demonstrating the proper way to take temperatures are Shirley Hines, Alice Galliarl. JoAnn Blok, Shirley Droullard, and Arlene Dorschner. RIGHT: Cecily Frehage, Mary Brown. and Maryl..ou Schubert plan how they will lay a pattern on the material in clothing class. wa 53 1 Physical Education Sandra Nesler demonstrate: one of the basic skills for girls, the headstand. A sophomore boy does a Hip over the horse to the ap- parent amusement of cha rest of the class. Arts and Crafts Few school proiects completed without the ance of the ark classes. Miller. Jeanine Wood, Marilyn Riedx are P mural: for the mid-term Dew-Brittain, Bob Haught, 1 Milton L. Reiaen chose to make jewelery as his first project in crafts class. jack Kieffer and john ien are anxious lo lee ceramics :har have been in the kiln all day. Manual Arts ln the print shop Leu Henkes and john Cocayne look over the proof from ix linoleum block. Jim Christensen is lalhing the handle for n door of me ram. propped up beside mm. 56 joe Kaesbauer rents after tedious welding! Bill Walser and Clarence Schlictman discuss the met-al wnrk which they are about to complete. 57 Science Joanne Damlsier and Kay Eclmondu prepare the in- gredients for a chemistry ex- periment. Dave Adams, Bill Filter. and Bob Larson use a weight stone bridge to aid their ltudy of electricity in phylicn clan, The biology claues have many fine modell, churn and nkeletonu at their disposal. Pat Royce. Cordon juhl and Danna Lelxlaon ltudy a model of the human heart. 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' ' f' ,, , .wie J w 4--'Aj'.nf:51z- W ,r:,g f- ,. ,. :V f-'wwiiiyweggffg ,,fryx'fA.31w4,qg QyvgJ fs Y ' ' .wqfz . 11211 x 9' ' K ' K ' Football Larry Davin David Zollara Gene Downing Norman Woodall Dick Endlley Chlrlu Thurston 60 Dick Frolu Harry Thielen Gordon Gravel Honorary Co- Cnphin .luck Bllcllrnan Bob Snyder Roger Hedrick Honurnry Co- Caphin Stanley Orr Jael: Schaefer John Hurlburt Ronald Orndorff Jim Knnnvu Charles Opperman 6l Ronald Lnnler .luck Nara Mike Mercer Tom Merritt r-1, 'QIETHKJ' 'bin x'fvU'P'a ' f' 1 dtmfsw 0 ' 1, .t f os, 'Yfiy , -170' r WDWI- VL ' Ax PCN' 'f Q-.. .Q 9 ' -nfl' i,-1:: N ' be -f RAMS VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD: ROW I: Harry Tlieilen, ,lack Blackman, ,lack Schaefer, Mike Mercer, Stan Orr, Gene Downing, Roger Heclrick, Dick Endsley, Norman Woodnll, Ron Lanaer. ROW 2: Dick Frohs, Dave Zollars, Tom Merritt, ,lack Nora, john Hurlburt, Mike Vance, Ron Ornclorff, Frank Miller, Chuck Thurston, jim Kanavas. ROW 3: Jack Tindell, Larry Davis, jim Quacle, Gerry Stoecker, Bob Snyder. jim Maus, Chuck Opperman, Phillip Langaa. Bruce Scliwaegler, Ken Moore. ROW 4: Mr. Herzog, ,lym Larson, Clarence Norton, jack Beatty, jerry Scott, Bah Kline, Bill Connell, Mr. Sweet. LAMS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD: ROW l: Don Sullivan, Karl Juntman, Floycl Wharton, Bill Posey, Bill Engel, Milton Boyce, Bob Birch, Frank Larson, Ted Cilson, Bolo Hurlburt. ROW 2: Gene Foughly, jim Hoerner, Glen Siefker. Jon Lukens, Gerry Renne, ,lim Dolter, Herb Bauch, Mike Klein, Jim Lucas. ROW 3: Mr. Benz, Tom Buettell, Glen Foughty, Wencly Pittenger, Larry Duschen. Bob Schwaegle r, Tom Gifford, Roger Metcalf, Mr, Orr. 62 lv 7 '1 VARSITY RECORD Dubuque 7 ....,.... .............. F reeport0 Dubuque 7 ..,...... ...... S t, Ambrose I2 Dubuque 27 ......... ........ East Waterloo 6 Dubuque 12 .,....... ...... IN 'lcliinley C. R. 0 Dubuque 7 ...,..... ....,............ I owa City 21 Dubuque 19 ......... ..,... N Vest XVaterloo 13 Dubuque 0 ......... .....,........,.... I ranklin0 Dubuque I4 .,....... ............. C linton O Dubuque Zl ......... ,........ D avenport O The past year Dubuque's Rams had one of their most successful football seasons. They compiled a mark of six wins, two losses, and one tie and also grabbed second place in the conference. The Rains' defense held five of tl1cir nine opponents scoreless: and in conference play Iowa City, the conference champions, were the only team to break through the tough defense. The first win came over one of the Illinois teams, Freeport. St. Ambrose handed the Red and Blue their first defeat in a hard fought game played at Davenport. A Firedup Honieconling squad trampled a fine East VVaterloo team .27-6 to gain the win eolumn onee again, The victory was probably their top showing of the year. Back on the road again the Rams stopped McKinley and then returned to the home tield to meet mighty Iowa City in the game that decided the MVC championship. A fter the game was scoreless for three periods, the Little Hawks then broke loose to score 21 points in five minutes. In a fine display of offense by both teams, the Rams defeated lVest NVaterloo. I9-13. In the next game, with Franklin, neither team could cross the goal, and the game ended in a tie. as had the game he- tween the two teams a year before. Clinton was the next victim for the Rams, whose defense lzeld the powerful River King offense scoreless. Davenport didn't prove very potent, as the Red and Blue defeated them decisively. Rog Hedrick was named to the first team all-state team and Mike Mercer made the fifth team. Both boys were first team all-conference selections. This year's Sophomeres finished with three wins and four losses. llighlighting their season were two victories over the always dangerous Clinton sophs. SOPHOMORE RECORD Dubuque 32 ,....... ..,.. I freeport 0 Dubuque 0 ........ ......... I .oras 6 Dubuque I3 ......... ........,..........,.. C linton 7 Dubuque 6 ,.,..... ...,..,,. S t. :Xmbrose 151 Dubuque 12 ,....... ...........,......... I .oras 7 Dubuque 7 ..,..... ...,........ C linton O Dubuque 0 .,,,.... ....... D avenport 32 63 TOP LEFT: The winning nm. topped by Marilyn Hunt, was .,p.m.ma by c.A.A. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Randle confers with the East High lzand director just before half-time of the big game. MIDDLE LEFT: Newly crowned Queen Mary Ann and her attendants reign over the homecoming assembly. BOTTOM LEFT: The flares at the pep rally form an impressive picture. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mary Ann Wiedenlaacher and George Huseman talk with friends before the dance. Ancl. lo and behold, there appeared out of the mists a queen and her four attendantsl CLOCKWl5E: Queen Mary Ann Weidenbacher, Shirley LaBee, Cheryl Craig. Juanita Arnold. Jeanette Graf. CENTER: Juanita, Shir- ley. Mary Ann. Jeanette, and Cheryl pose informally. I 1 es l TOP: The Rams scrimmage during their daily after-school practice. MIDDLE LEFT: The boys get a hearty send-off before a big game. MIDDLE RIGHT: Basketball managers jim McFarlane, Bill Connell. and Bob Kline. BOTTOM: The Lama play Loraa after school. 66 1. The coaches who have guided the Rams to many victories are LnVern Benz. John Orr. Buck Herzog. and Harold Sweet. Director ol Athletics. LEFT: Sophomore basketball managers Tom Gifford. and Ted Gilaan. RIGHT: Cheerleaders Kent jecklin. Shir- ley Larson. Mary Ann Wiedenbacher, and Shirley LaBee practice in the hall. 67 Basketball Tom Hays John Hurlburl BACK ROW STANDING: Paul Claussen, ,lim Kaufman. Dick Hough. Ken Cordon. johnny Carlton. FRONT ROW STANDING: Ron Orndnrff, Mike Mercer. jon jolhannscn. Tom Merritt. lack Hurlburt. Stanley Orr. KNEELING: Ron Lanner. ,lim Kelley, jack Nora. jack Schaefer. Tnm Have. Bob Kelly. VARSITY RECORD: Dubuque ,.,..,.. Platteville Dubuque .... Charles City Dubuque ...... Clear Lake Dubuque West Waterloo Dubuque .,.,,..... Freeport Dubuque .,...,...... Clinton Dubuque .East Waterloo Dubuque .,,,,..,., Roosevelt Dubuque .....,.. lown City Dubuque ..Eant Rockford Dubuque West Rockford Dubuque ,. .....,., Anamona Dubuque .,.,.. Franklin Dubuque .,..... Davenport Dubuque .,...,,, Clinton Dubuque ........,. Wilson Dubuque ,,..... luwa City Dubuque ........, McKinley Dubuque ,...... Davenport Dubuque ....... Platteville Dubuque ...... Freeport 68 Jon Jnbunmen .um Kelly Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque Dubuque SOPHOMORE REC ORD: ..,.,,..,.......Plutteville ........West Waterloo u..,,..........Freeport .,u.........,..Clmton .. ,.,., ,... , MEM: Waterloo .,..,...,.,,Roosevelk soflfffff .......lowa City .,...,Anamosa ,...,,Franklin .,.....Davenpor! ,.,.,...Clinton ..........Wilson ,,.....lowa City .........lVlcKinley .......Davenport ....,..Plntteville ......,..Freepurl LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Buettell, Mike Klein, Alan Dooley Gerry Renne, Karl justman. Ed Torrey. Bob Hurlburk Clare Snodgrass. Herbert Bauclt, Milt Reisen. John Lukens. Frank Larson, jim Crimmons. Chuck Ehlers. Eugene Cro nau. Bill Engel. 69 TOP LEFT: Jack Schaefer dribbles an to sta.. Orr during the mating Davenport game hm. BOTTOM LEFT: nm Jack b0um.,mm to Nm.: Mum during the mme gsm.. RIGHT: Jack Nora and Mike Mme, during B tough arm. 'Iihu Unlnxqnc Senior High Rants. Cozlcltcd hy john Orr, completed their season with 16 wins and 6 losses. the hcst record since 1943. During their '52-'53 season the varsity set many ref- orcls. For the first tinic in the history of the school the Rams traveled on over-night trips, going on these three occasions into the northern :incl western pzwt of Iowa and into Illinois. Breaking the record of total points for the season with 1435 points was an- Bob Kelly other Rznn achievement. To lczid the Ron Lame.. racing Rum offense was Mike Mercer, who scored 479 points, hrezrlcing thc Mike Mercer conference rucord for me gzune and n Suniofs record for points scored in onc season. 70 Tum Merritt Ron Orndorff Jack Nora In C0lIfL'l'CHL'C Competition the Rams iinislu-cl third with a 4-3 win-loss rec- ord. The Varsity heat all four Cedar Rapids sclmuls, Iowa City twice, and Clinton once and lust twice tn Daven- Imrl :md uncc tu Clinton. TOP LEFT: Reach fnr the sky! TOP CENTER: Even Duv- enport misses one sometimea. RIGHT: Jon johannsen lnys one up against Clinton. BOTTOM LEFT: A bit of tight defensive play. 7l Stun Orr Jack Schnsfer LEFT: A tip-in by jon jchannsen. TOP LEFT: Ron Orn- dorff intercepts a pass. TOP CENTER: Stan Orr passes the time-line. TOP RIGHT: jim McFarlane cleans the Hour between halves. BOTTOM CENTER: Senior plays s controlled game. BOTTOM RlGHT: Bob Kelly gets set for a clrive-in. The Rains dicln't fare as well in tmirnxmicnt play. The first game of the district tcmrnzum-nt, which was played on the campus of Iowa State 'l'cz1cl1v:rs Col- lege at Cedar Falls. was dropped to an nltl fue, East lV:itcrlon, 7-l-65, Mike Mercer scmul 3l pniuts in the gzune in spite of the fart that the Rams wcre bc- liincl from llic first. Members of this l'cCm'ml-lxrezllciiig team leaving at grztduntiun will hc Milfs Mcrccr, jun .lUl'lIlIlllSt:'ll. .luck Schaefer. Ron Orntlurff, Run Lnnscr, Stan Orr, and .lim Kvllcy. l 72 Track 10 J ' '1'i1ar-fy of coach xvaihm- D:1lzell's Sfilfllllg track men scnrerl points in imeisclinlastic emnpetition. Meets Senior pzlrticipurefl in were the lnzlonr State Meet, 'lleneliers' Relays, lmhmr Cnnference, Ont- dnur Conference. Slate District. :incl the Gateway Classic. Ron Orndorff In sophunmre cmnpetitinn the l.:1nis were heuten hy Clintung they placed third in :i triangle nieet with Rock Island and Washington. The high point of the Season was the 22nd annual ontclnnr NYC meet, hehl in Dnhnqne, in which three MVC and nine Dnhnqne Senior lligh field records were hruken. Seniur placed fifth in the meet. with Mike Mercer. Stanley Orr, l.eruy Kritz, :ind Ron Ornclrwff untstznuling nnnsng the Ruins. STANDING: jim Oath, Ward Peterson, jim Miller. Stan Orr, Dale Fairhursl, jim Patrum, joe Kaeslzauer. Earl Riegler. wayn. Pmiiap.. Bill Faye. Alvin Baal, 'rom Frey, Ron om- dnrff. KNEELING: Bob Snyder. Frecl Hayel. Harry Tlmielen. Dave Beckius. Louis Landers, Roy K1-itz, Mike Mercer. Jim Peterson. Dick Froha. 73 Baseball M -my -1 - . Q yfiefiggas V .lack Nara Jack Schaefer STANDING: Bill Connell. Paul Clauuen, Allen Schubert. jim Kaufman. john Hurlburt, Dave King, Lyle Miller. ,lack Nora, john Hoerner, Tom Haye. Phil Langal, jim Maul. Milton Dodds. Al Weber, Glenn Frederick. KNEELJNC: Jack Schaefer. Ralph walter., aan Hunbim. John cenngef. ,lim Steil. Eugcen Tropf, Bill Nagel. The Dnliuque Rams baseball team, piloted by Coach james Nora, ended the '52 season with a 10 and 5 record. They were beaten in the first game nt' the Sectional 'l'nnrnanient by Coleslmrg, 3-2. The Rams started wtf with two victories before they were beaten by Maquoketu, S-4, The two wins were over Guttenlmurg, 7-3, :intl Epworlll. 5 3 ' Then the diamond men traveled to Cedar Rapids for ai duulmle-liezuler and split with XVilson, 8--O, and Mcliinlcy, 0-I. The Rams kept un winning the next three gznnes. The wins were over Cmn- piun. 0-2, and Monnnu twice, 5-1 and 10-2. 74 Tennis 1 V A qw , Burl Farley W i Led hy thc llaslly play of Daw Stevens and 'lim K 4 Shaffer, but based ullwrwisu im iiicxpwin-meml talent, l 1 . . K . 1. : the Ram s net squad playccl lhrungh a xml-Inu-guucl f K 1052 year. winning only two niccis. Daw tool: Jim Kelly many single si-ts and li-ziliwil with 'lim in cup SUIHL' of thc rluulvlcs. Nu mic this year played in the state tmlrnament. pp? - H . 'gif . ii' ' ibm:-,w:zf. 1 -ffgxrmx , Lzff' I ' 2552.53 '.-igmrm - , 'i gi .-gf' fm, hi ux 5-.jg The Rziiifs gralmhccl the Trizmgular meet at VVa- tcrluo. 5-3-1, lu start oil the year. Results in nther meets were as fnlluws: Dnlmquc .Z-Loras 7: Dulmquc 3ADavcnpm't 63 llnlmquu 1-Iowa City lx: Dubuque lf-Lflimmm 6: Dulmqnu l-Moline 8: llnlmqur Cm-I!'iI.mn l 1 Dubuque O--Climim 7: Dn- huquc l-l.UlA1lS Sq Dubuque 0-On-lwuin 7. Seniur - - had a 3-N rcvurd in the NYC IlYlll'll1llllL'llf. STANDING: Robert Vanderlippe, Dave Seyer, George Ro- hey. Noel Hird. Larry Efferding, Dick Sias, Chuck Opper- man, jim McFarlane, Cordon Graves. KNEELING: Chuck McGill. Bill Beckwith, Harold Farley. jim Schaefer. Dave Stevens, jim Kell:-y. Bill Filter, Verl Vander Meulen. 75 Golf Al Relrfeldt Dave Zollnra LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Rehfeldt. David Adams, Jack Lanchuchulz. Paul Landschulz, David Znllars. Senior Highs golfers had :i somewhat disappoint- ing season in 1952, for a more spectacular record seemed likely from a team that had the greatest po- tential of any Senior High golfing group in years. Coach joe Kuelier started the season with only Bill Adxnns, Pete Butler, and Paul Landschulz as returning letternien. VVith the addition of Dave Adants and Dave Zollurs, the Rani golfers embarked upon a top-notch schedule consisting of 14 meets. These tive hoys were joined hy Jim Rettennmier, Gerry Stocker. and Al Rehieldt. all of whom pal'- ticipaned in varsity meets. Opening with a triaiigulai' meet against both East :ind XVest Waterloo, the te:un played only mediocre golf for ahout three meets. A high point in the season was reached at the Franklin Invitational. where, playing against the sef leeted top 16 teams in the state. the Rains came in fonrlh, llVCl'Zlgillg I1 nifty 77 strokes per num. Seniors dual meet record was spotless, with the exception of one close mateh, :ui Sf-7 loss to MVC ehaiup Clinton, and that too was later counter- acted, ll-L This i952 team won their way to the state meet nt Iowa City, here placing Sth. 76 B I. H,,,1,,, Dol, ln llll1'llllllll'Ill sports the limelight this year focufeml on the VJll'lUIlS howling teams. Out ofizl three league system Consisting of the Ramleltc zmrl l.zunlellc Lezlgues in the girls' divi- sion and ihe lli Rams League in the boys' division. SL'I!lUl SHI1llUllIll ranting in the :Xmeric:in -lunior Howling Congress is creclitell lo Sue llony's team for thc highest nalionall girls' team score. Carole Kimberlin The officers of the llainleite l.e:1gue. composed of 10 teams. are president, Shirley Lullee: seerclziry. liererly 'llrcnlzq :mal treasurer. llolwertu lloclc. 'llhe Lzimletle langue, consisting of 10 leums had :is their officers president, .lo ulznnesong secretzwy, -lane! Arcluserg :mal treasurer, Mary Ann hVClllClIlJIlCllL'lA. In the lioys' league. Hill Nclml :wtecl ns president :mil secretary. while Jim Vllolf :assumed the respon- silwiliiy of treusurcr. LEFT TO RIGHT: jim Mclnerney, Harlan Daly, Al Baal, Ran Pieiler, Ray Foulkes, Duane Schickel, Bill Gnllian. 77 Intramural The Junior Bowling Congress has awarded rhis Senior High team with the enviable rating of Stars ofthe Lanes. STANDING: Shirley Cox. Kay Delaney, Carole Kimlaerlin. KNEELING: Sue Huey, Darlene Clough. The sophomore volleyball champions are STANDING: Harlem: Felterman. Darlene Steph- enson, Mary Lou Schubert, Marilyn Kemp. Ma- donna Gruber. KNEELINC: jackie LaBm-ge. Dorothy Knoernschild. Thoma Grutz. The bas- ketball champion: are Beverly Muntz, Norma Kenyon, Gwen Hook. Pat Remy, Connie Rank, Thoma Grutz, and Madonna Grulaer. The junior volleyball champs are STAND- ING: Maxine Seheffcrl. Mary Lou Lenstra, Ma- rie Huseman. jean Overhouae, Rosemary Os- borne. KNEELING: Melba Fudge, Par Schickel, Shirley Reinharl. Darlene Pfeiffer. Lavnnne Kasper. The basketball champs are Norma Shirley Reinhardt, Da-rlcne Pfeiffer, Lavonne Rose. Marilyn Hunt, Pat Strader. ancl Janet Warren. The senior volleyball champs are STAND- ING: Kay Hennings, Carol Strong, Mary Ann Weidenhacher, Juanita Arnold, Cheryl Craig. KNEELING: Bev Trentz, Marilyn Weidenbach- er, Barbara Lehloen, Barbara Skaife, Sandra Thatcher. The basketball champs are Bev Trenkz, Carol Strong, Carole Bartell. Carol Meat. Kay Edmonds. Kay Hennings. Mary Ann Weidenbacher, and Juanita Arnold. The junior touch football champions are BACK ROW: Dave Adams. jim Langman. George Rolaey. FRONT ROW: Ward Peterson. Bob Paar. jack Landxchulz. The uenior touch football champs are BACK ROW: Paul Langas, ,lim Oath. Milton Dodds. FRONT ROW: Al Weber, Bob Childs. Jim Ch rintensen. Ping pong champions are: Roger Metcalf. sophomore: Riley Sponable, senior: and Paul Claussen. junior. BOTTOM LEFT: juniors George Robey. Ward Peterson. Bob Paar. jack Landachulz. jim Longman. jim Rederua. CENTER: Snphomores Everett Davis, Floyd Wharton, Kenneth Rang. jim Lucas. Seniors jon Buettell, Roger Hed- rick, Al Schubert. Harry Theilen, Curtis Hock- ing' ' Jlddvdfzg, The News Staff Reporters Joanne Demkier and juanita Ar- nold admire their first stories in print. Gordon Graves, Carl Spates. Katie Schwantje, and Al Blum check over their stories in journalism clans. ln the back- ground Mike Mercer. Stan Orr, and Jack Schaefer try to make the photographer nerv- ousl B0 Because the beginning class in journalism had no put out the pa- per. a permanent staff was not chosen u n t i I second semester. STANDING: Chuck Opperman, bus- iness manager: Carol Mest, feature editor: Mike Mercer, sports editor. SEATED: Marilyn Weidenbacher, nxsaeiare editor: Dick Sins, editor- in-chief. The Echo Staff Photog- raphers Editor Business Manager crm Leu wunaef, and cami srofy. BOTTOM: Larry Laden., Eva Am. wfagirr. Yvonne Yinger. and swam Thatcher make up th. .aafmari staff. ABOVE: The photographers -Bill Filter, Wayne Kamm. Cliff Hedrick, and George Ro- bey-look over the new en- larging equipment. Clit? is the senior photographer and did most of the lab work. The eclitor, Char Leu Wunder, is just going to deliver these pic- lures m the engraver. Esther Uelner, the business manager. must keep cnreful and accu- rate hooks. Esther instructs her Business staff. FRONT ROW: Jeanine Woocl, jean- nelte Graf. Joanne Demkier. Ann Flilckema. Carol Meat. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Yinger, Rosanne Seipp. Kay Edmonds. Lois Dahms. Marilyn Weiden- lzacher. THIRD ROW: Jean Carbine, Cenese Schwinn, Sandra Schwinn. Loretta Bae, Lois Meehan. Arline Dorachner. BI O O R' Honor Societies juniors and seniors ranking in the upper third of their class in scholarship, leadership, service, and character may be chosen for the National Honor Society. This spring len more seniors and a few juniors were admitted to the society. FRONT ROW: Barbara Skaife. Char Leu Wunder. Bill Connell, Carole Barrels. Nancy Pearce. Carol Strong, SECOND ROW: Larry Liddle, Yvonne Yinger. Jackie Leighly. Eva Ann Wright. Sandra Grashorn, Lois Greene. THIRD ROW: Ron Orndorii. Bill Schuster, Larry Efferding. Mike Mercer. Stanley Orr, Larry Hoskins. f , .QQ Quill and Scroll is a national journalistic society which admits seniors who have done outstanding work on the Echo and the News. FRONT ROW: Char Leu Wunder. jackie Leighty. Carol Mest, Joanne Demkier, Carol Spates, Katie Sehwantje. Marilyn Weidenbacher, Gordon Graves. BACK ROW: Kay Edmonds, David Zollars, Stanley Orr, Amata Lampe, jack Weidu. Bill Schuster. Cliff Hedrick, Dick Sias, Mike Mercer. 82 f' e 0 Promotion Committee The Promotions of School Activities Committee prepare for the Variety Show ticket sales. Standing are Eunice Haferbecker, Mike Mercer, jack Blackman, Alice DewBrittain, Bob Kline, Kay Edmonds, Nancy Pearce, and Roseanne Seipp. Seated are Jackie Leighty, Stan Orr, Carol Meat, Dick Enclsley, Carole Bar- tela, and Delores Pierce. l At Christmas time the committee sponsored a campaign for Christ- mas baskets. Shown packing the many boxes of canned goods and groc- eries for needy families are Bob Kline, Kay Edmonds, and Dick Endsley. On the Hoor are Carol Mcst, Nancy Pearce, Carole Bnrtels, Alice Dew- Brittain, and jackie Leiglity. 83 . x Governing Bodies The Student Council directs all student activities. Each clan selects four of its mem- bers to the council in the spring. Pictured after their annual assembly are Helen Kink- zinger. faculty advisor: Juanita Arnold: Duane Clirintophersonp Barbara Couchmang Janet Warren: Barbara Skaife: Ron Orndorff. Council president: David Adams: Shirley Larson: Bob Birch: Virginia Zollars: Larry Hosltinsg and Sally juatman. U 04, Q '47, A K r , , .V .- ,ff f,,,, 11.51 ,, ferr- 'LL yy-LJ 417,911 ilbcfeyey-4- ffffe- f ' f ,,f,f. , X.. ,, . iw. 0'6-144.1 Ln f I 4 1 ,ALL fy. A ,i-jaLCX,gJ ,yy AJ A1241 LA4- Lfjjahti ' ff Jf.-4Jvg1 T J 9 am, J ,gf V ,foe 2'LCi.,l'jiC,',nQl ,Q-,li UMAVOXJ f'fCt.A2 gl 'MQATLT i A , if '-. . I -r T 1 itf,,.f',fuQ.f,AliJ , QJLL t,L.fj,, 1 5104. . J fffeafv 'wk NV 4,9-O-Q43 53,7-'Cv 5-Qffll - , ,,g4,'i,fliLtzLfLg,4kj3 2- ' The Judiciary Committee ia the student court. STANDING: Reid Beddow, Ted Gilaon, Paul Clnusscn SEATED: Bill Connell, Put Riege. Bea Bacon, Mary Cahiil, Jane! Scheppelc, Riley Sponalale, Carol Marugg RIGHT: Don! be fooled by those guilty faces. Ted and Reid are on official business. 64 Monitors and Ushers The life of a monitor is a lonely one at times as is illustrated by Tom Haye. LEFT: Monitor captains for the first semester were STANDlNC: Chuck Opperman. Tom Haye, Milton Dodds. SEATED: Carol Spates. Shirley Larson. Loi: Quade. All school functions are served by the student ushers. here working at the Variety Show. LEFT TO RIGHT: janet Lang, Cenese Schwinn, Amata Lampe, Arnold Jaeger. Sandra Schwinn, and Lorraine Hingtgen. Other ushers are Richard Almos, ,lean Con- nelly. jim Donnan. Robert Frommelt, Shirley Hines, Leone jochum, Shirley Elliott Kla- vitter, Dorothy Knoernschild, Janice Kostle, Donna Lebben, jackie Leighty. Maxine Schefe fert. and Joann Winter. 85 Operating Crews The stage crew must be on hand whenever me my a. ma. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hurlburl, Reid Bcddow. Bob Snyder. Jack Weida. Bob Childs, Don Laubc. Electricians Ralph Lemmer. Bruce Randall and Bob Paar are concerned with the oper- ation of :hc mikea, recording machines and all other such apparatus necessary for the smooth conduction of assem- blies, plays, and music pro- grams. 86 Gerald Bazinetle, Chuck Davis, jay Sawvell, and Bill Filzci- supervise :hc proper use and maintenance of school projectors, films, and screens. lunch Hour This is the hour of decision as those in the third lunch line pa- tiently wait to put on the feedbag. RICHT: Mrs. Wiedner, Mu. Tropf. Mrs. Gantenlaein, Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. Watters. Mrs. Schuler, and Mrs. Schwenneker prepare our food. BELOW: A variety of tempting food is offered each noon. The senior girls held s potluck to bid bon voyage to Pat Kingsley and Gloria Fortien both of whom completed their credits at the end of the Hut semester. B7 Cafeteria Hosts and Hostesses The first lunch period is served by STANDING: Bob Larson. Ken LeVan, jackie Nelson, Helen Zauche, Barbara Guns, jean Datisman, Lois Greene, Shirley LaBee, Yvonne Yinger, Janice Tullock, Jeanine Wood. Esther Uelner, Ann Reider, Carol Spates, janet Arduser. Sandra Hammerand, Pat Adams, Nancy McEndollar, Bonnie Larson, Anna Cooley, Amata Lampe. SEATED: Pat Rohde, Mary Ann Curtis, Helen Snodgrass, Adele Thais, Nancy Datisman, Carol Strong. Jo Jamison, Mary Ann Weidenbacher, Bev Trentz. Barbara Lebhen, Shirley Cox. Second lunch period: STANDING: Ken LeVan, Bill Shoars, Don Laube, Bill Brown, Boh Heil, Char- lene Greene, Phyllis Grant, Tom Reilly, ,lean Doerr, Warren Powers, Shirley Larson, Roberta Belvek, jane Attwood, Eleanore Chalmers, Annette Brauer, Shirley Reinhardt, janet Warren. SEATED: Loretta Boe, Amata Lampe, Shirley Cox. Third lunch period: STANDING: Ken LeVan, Amata Lampe, Leon Brooks, Carol Nlacker, Lois Fox, janet Rose, Nelda Wicks, Roseanne Seipp, Shirley Cox, Ann Flikkemn, Katie Schwantje. SEATED: Frieda Hanselman, Beverly Oneyear, Kay Edmonds. Eunice Haferheclcer, Carole Bartels, Joanne Demkier. 88 Yu Wu Cu and Hi Y YaWaCa, affiliated with the YMCA, is primarily a service club. FRONT ROW: Pat Riege. Carol Marugg, Barbara Skaife. jackie Leighty. Eva Ann Wright. ,leanine Wood. Sandra Crashorn. Roseanne Seipp. Yvonne Yinger. Carol Nlacker, Nancy Pearce. SECOND ROW: jean Peterson. Virginia Saunders, Jane Cronau, Elsie Grolzstick. Barbara Hoffman. Pat Bakey. Beverly Chenterman, Jean Connelly. Cheryl Craig. Kathy Parkins. Joann Winter. THIRD ROW: Elizabelh Unmacht. jean Doerr, jean Schneller. Sandra Matz, Gretchen Cantert. Rosemary Sluempel. Sally justman. Kny Edmonds. jean Carl-zine. Lois Meehan. Loretta Bae, Katie Schwantje. The YMCA sponsors the Hi Y Club. FRONT ROW: Dave Adams. Warren Powers. jack Lanclnchulz. Harry Thielen. BACK ROW: jnhnny Carlton. jim Rederun, jack Tindell. Ward Peterson. RIGHT: Harry Thielen and Ward Peterson :poke to the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs about their trip to the Hi Y model leginlature laut fall. l 89 Chemistry and Nature Clubs The members af rhe Nature Club must complete a project before being activated in :he club. STANDING: Cheryl Craig. Frieda Hanselman. Ce- nele Schwinn. Amaka Lamps, Tom Reilly, George Robey, jackie Leiglxly. SEATED: Roseanne Seipp, H e l e n Zauclme, Sanclra Schwinn. Ar- lene Ayala, jack Lendschulz. pg HJ? HN 7 The pmaaem. Bill Connell. of me chemamy club amon- atmtes the Fine art of blowing om self to ,-sem. ,Zoj2,,y,Zu,y6Aff'2a4M6W+ ' ' '44+M, Miw vbdfaa-fffffw40w,! The Chemistry Club for kllole who want to carry their in- oulaide the class- BACK ROW: Barrels, Joanne P a r Riege, Henninga, jack hulz. F R O N T jack Willy, Carol Kay Edmondl. Sponnble, B i ll Tom Rielly. Lampe. A n n Lois Greene. 90 latin und Spanish Clubs Latin Club -indie. Roman customs and architecture. They annually celebrate a Roman wedding and hold a Roman banquet. BACK ROW: Nancy NlcEndollar. Katherine Herr. William Streng, Janice Tulloclc. Sam White. Fred Froeling, Eliza- beth Unmacht, Ruth Brnckerl. Kay Larson. Leslie Wagner. Marlene Ryan, john Daniela. FRONT ROW: Snndra Matz. Sandra Hammerancl. Phyllis Mohr. janet Arduser, Bea Bacon. Nancy Browne. Mary Fluckiger. Nancy Timmons, Susan Bene- dict, Annette Brauer, Connie Stack. Phyllis Grant. SEATED: Marsha Thomas, Virginia Zollara. jane Cronau, Anna Cooley. Kristin Hurtig, Pat Adams. Pal Bakey. Sonja Langman. Dunne Christnphersan. The Spanish Club, here perusing magazines printed in the Spanish lan- guage, focuses its interests on Latin America, both ancient and modern. Members are: Bill Connell. john Carlton, Pat Kingsley. George Rohey, faculty adviuod Mary Nelson, Eunice Haferbeclcer. Lee Kruska. Roseanne Seipp. Mer- lin Osborn, Bill Brown. Tom Buettell. 'Jl Dramutics Membership in Troupe 69 of National Thenpian must be earned by participation in major rules in school playa or other service to the dramatic department. Shown during their fall initiation are BACK ROW: Mari- lyn Hunt, Jack Wieda. Bob Heil, Don Crable, Delbert Ernzen. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Malaee, Carole Kimlzerlin. faculty advisor Sybil Lamb, Carol Marugg. Nancy Pearce. Roberta Coutant. Belly Moore. FRONT ROW: Kent jecklin. Kristin Hartig. Carol Melt, Carole Bartell, Barbara Skaife, and Nancy Browne. Members of the Smarter und Smootlieru cant are Kristin Hartig. Barbara Couchman, Milton R. Reisen, Marilyn Hunt, Don- ald Laube, Carole Bartels. Bot: Heil, Carol Strong, Donalcl Cralzle. Nancy Browne, 92 library und Photography Clubs Awaiting development i. B picture of the Camera Club. BACK ROW: Kay Nordenaun. Marian Williard. Frieda Han- selman, Tom Reilly. Wayne Kamm, George Robey. FRONT ROW: Isabella Arnett, Nancy Timmons, Nancy Haughl, Clif- ford Hedrick, Ralph Lemmer. Bill Filter. LEFT: james Donnan replaces a book on the library shelves. RIGHT: The Library Club does an admirable job of running our library. STANDING: Virginia Klecker, Amata Lampe, Phoebe Carey. Arnold Jaeger, Lou Ann Powers, Lorraine Hingtgen, Deanne Divine, Nelda Wicks. librarian Dorothy Rollinsnn. SEATED: Lnvonne Wilke, Beverly Wilke. Jane! Mermia, Marilyn Hunt, Donna Lebben. 94 Current Problems 8g Commercial Guild Current Problems Clu studies the possibilities world brotherhood and clerstancling. S T A N D IN Amatn Lampe, Peter a University of Dubuque dent from the Cold SEATED: Ann Flikkema anne Demkicr. Kay Sandra Thatcher. Juanita nolcl. Lois Meehan, Schwantjc, Lorem Bae. Strong. KNEELING: Trenlz. Kay Hennings. Weis, Yvonne Yinger, Grashorn. The Commercial Guild is one of the biggest and most active of the school clubs. FRONT ROW: Carol Sprites, Kathy Parlcins, Jon Bueltell, Esther Uelner. Jeanine Wood, Bill Heil. SECOND ROW: Clifford Hedv rick, Arlene Dorschner. Gloria Fortier. Marilyn Weidenbscher, Mary Ann Weidenbacher, Eunice Haferlaecker. Shirley Vyvcrlrnrg, Bob Heil. THIRD ROW: Lois Meclmnn. Nora Busch, Tom Sheldon, Juanita Arnold, Pm! Kings- ley. Jeannette Graf, Bertha Pnul. FOURTH ROW: Jean Carbine. Loretta Boe. Gale Miller. Geurgetke McLen- non, Delbert Ernzen. Ralph Buumhover. Marilyn Card. 95 D Club and Rams Booster Club All major letter winners belong to the D Club. FRONT ROW: Bch Paar, Harry Theilen. Stan Orr. ,lack Schaefer, Ron Lanser. Roger Hedrick. Dick Enclsley. Tom Merrlt. SECOND ROW: jack Nora, Dave Adama- Chuck Oppermsn, David Zollars, Ron Orndorff. ,lim Kelley, jun johannacn. THIRD ROW: ,lack Tindell, Bob Snyder, Dick Frohs. ,lim Mans. john Hurllaurt, Tom Haye, ,lim Kanavas, Bud Farley. Bill Connell. The Rams Booster Club. an organization of the athletes' fathers, is headed by lVlr. Wil4 lard Orr. 96 6.A.A. and Ticket Campaign The first big event of the year, the Ath- letic Ticket Campaign, helps to supply much needed funds for the athletic department. Mr. Pulley, faculty advisor of the Promo- tions Committee, checks Esther Uelner and Jeanine wouaa nie., Points must he earned far membership in the Girls Athletic Association. Through this organization, the girls also can earn school letters, chevrons, and state pins. Annually the unclerclassmen give a banquet for the senior members. FRONT ROW: Georgette McLennan, Marsha Thomas, Jeanette Graf, Pat Kingsley, Kay Ed- monds, Barbara Slcaife, Beverly Trentz, Norma Stevens, Nancy Browne, Alice DewBrittain, Joann Winter. SEC- OND ROW: Carol Strong. Kay Hennings, Sandra Hammerand, Char Leu Wunder, Nora Busch, Loretta Boe. Delores Pierce, Bea Bacon, Harriett Teeters, Susan Benedict, Catherine Herr. THlRD ROW: Nancy Pearce, Virginia Zollars, Carol Berquist, Nancy McEndallar. Sandra Nesler, Susan Pierce, Carole Bnrtels, janet Rose. janet Warren, Nancy Simmons, janet Marmis. 97 J-min. Commercial cmua. FRONT ROW: J. Anwooa, J. Han. P. Mohr. s. cmgg. K. Delaney, S. Houy, D. Clough, Heller, M. Brown, C. Pearce. SECOND ROW: P. Schick- .1. s. saegm, H. snoa,,m., R. sew. J. winter. J, L.a..,ge. A. Lubn. P. Royce. J. Dorachner. T. Grutz, P. Kuse. THIRD ROW: B. Frommelt. M. Anderson, S. Cox, B. Pot- tehnum, B. Gunn, Ganahl, D. Thill, Donahue, D. Divine, M. Kramer, Carlow. LEl l': The shop homeroom includes john Donahue. james DuCrny, Danny Clarlr, Donalcl Skelton. and Ronald Blaaer. RIGHT: Stan Orr, Les Henkes, anal Diclc Endsley represented Senior at Boy'a State last summer. The Clee Club is often n step lo one of the choruses. FRONT ROW: Sonya Langmah, Donna Strong, ,loan Wilkins, Carol Breitbuch, Annette Brnuer, Maxine Scheffert, Georgette McLennan. SECOND ROW: Kay Jones, Pat Royce, June Bottoms. Roberta Scott. ,lane C-ronnu.Dnine Kluck. Pal Richard. THIRD ROW: Bev Wilke. Barbara Hoffman, Pat Kun. Leulie Wagner, Donna Mae Thill, Jayne Stoffel. Margie Kramer. Beverly Oneyear. 99 N 7. Char Leu Wunder and Carol Chalcupka do a chalk scene during the Christmas Assembly. 8. A new scoreboard was erected for the beginning of the football season. 9. Pep assembly-and a more dignified jug bnncl makes its appearance. IO. Dubuque oHern some beautiful scenery. ll. Coming from the N.S.P.A. con- vention in Cl-niclgo are Char Leu Wunder. Eva Ann Wright, Esther Uelner. and Mr. Wright. Photographer Cliff Hedrick also attended. IZ. The juke box. replaces the band for a short while at the mid-term hop. lOl 8. Delbert Ernzen made this jump easily. 9. Ralph Baumhover, Clit? Hedrick. and Bill Heil discuss world conditions. l0. Winter settles over the harbor. Il. ls Bal: going over or coming down? l2, The Hallelujah Chorus always is the finale of the Christmas Assembly. li. Ye old Alma Mater, l4. Kay O'Dell, Helen Snode grass, Shirley Larson. Roberta Belvsk, Janice Phillips, and Fay Sherman at a slumber party. l03 l. The long and the short uf it-Teddy Miller and Bill Engel. 2. Menieurs Comedy and Tragedy have snow on their hair. 3. Tl-.ere'a that ol' man river again. 4. A convention in Iowa City yielded this picture of Dick sin., Wayne K.....m. Jack wad... and sau Filter. 5. ln case of G..-...nu 6. Deux.: probably gon 391, on that day. 7. Lois Greene and Cenese Schwinn leaving the cafeteria. IO4 Graduation 8. Last year-'n senior banquet had n tropical theme. 9. Mary Cahill and Bill Feye at last year's prom. Rhap- rody in Pastels, which was planned by this year's grad- uates. l0. The seniors have a chance to practice for baccalaureate at the las! awards assembly. Entering the auditorium are Carole Barrels, Larry Effercling. Carol Story, Cliff Hedrick, and Esther Uelner. ll. Bill Blok received his diploma in the hospital last year. R05 Index Adams. Calvin-36 Adams, David-33. 79. 54. 89. 96. Adams, Patsy-36, 42, 43. 44. . 59. 9l Adams. William-76. 98 Allen, Arthur-36 Almos. Richard-36. 57. BS Ames, Daniel--36 Anderson. Mavis-33. 99 Andrews. Fern-6, 53 Apel. Randall-33 l00 45 Arduser, janet--36, 44, 45, 50, 77. 9l Arnold. Juanita-9, 64. 65, 78, 80. 84, 95 Arnett. lsabella+36, 94 Art-5l Attwood, jane-33. 99 Arvinitis. Diane-36. 47 Austin. Louis R.-6 Avenarius. Milton-9. 42. 43. 49 Ayala. Mrs. A. A.-4 Ayala. Arlin?33. 42. 43. 46. 5l. 904 Baal, Alvin--9. 42. 43. 49. 73. 77 Bacon, Beatrice-36. 42. 43. 84. 9l. 97 Bakey. Patricia Ann-36. 50. 9I Bakey. Richard-33 Bakula. Delores-36 Band--42. 43 Bandy. Oakley-33 Bartels, Carole-9. 29, 42, 43, 78, 83, 90, 92, 97. l05 Barrels. Shirley-9 Barton. Ronald-33 Baseball-74 Basketball-68-72 Bauck, Herbert-36. 62. 69 Baumhover. Ralph-9. Sl. 95. l03 Bazinerte. Gerald-36. 86 Beam, La Von-36. 42. 43. 44. 45 Beatty. ,luck-33. 62 Beaver. Anthony-33 Bechen. Francis-33 Bechtel. Dorothy-6 Beckius. David-9. 73 Beckwith. Bill-75 Beddnw. Reid+36. 84. B6 Beebe. Margaret--33, 46 Beighle, Ann--36. 42. 43, 44, 45 Belvek. Roberta-33. 47. l03 Benedigi. Susan-36, 42, 9 82. 43. 50. 9l. Benz. Laverne-6. 62. 66 Berger, Robert-33 Be.g.,..a.r, Carol-33. 97 Bieri. Otto-36 Biology-58 Birch. Roi-.err-36. 37. 47. 50. 62, B4 Bisdorf. Bonni?36 B1..x.....,... J...-9. 47. sl. oz, as Blaaer. Ronald-99 Block, Laura--29 Blok, Bill--l05 Blok. ,loAnn-9, 53 Blok. R.y.......a-33. Blum. Alvin--9. 80 Baal. Wesley-36 Board of Education-4 Bock, Roberta-33. 47. 48. 77 95. 97 46 Bockes. Patricia--33. 46 Boe. Loretta--l0, 47, Bl, Bee. Mrs.-55 Boeltholcler, William-36. 50 Boelk, Robert--33 Bolender. ,leannett?33 Bookkeeping-5 l Bosahart. Albert--33. 46 Bottoms. Dorothy-I0 Bottoms, jun?36, 99 Bottorff. Donald-36 Bowling-77 Bayes. Milton--36. 37 Boy's Statr-99 B.-auer. Annette-36. Brayton. Ronald-I0 Breithach. Carol-l0. Briggs, james--36. 93 Bridges. Bob-46 Brockert. Ruth-36. 44. 46, 47, 48. 47, 50. 9l. 99 99 50, 9l Brooks. Leon-33. 93 Brown. Bill-36 Brown. Mary-38, 53. 99 Brown. Sylvia-33 Browne. Nancy-38. 42. 43. 50. 69. 9l. 97 Buelow. ,lim-I0 Buettell. ,lon-lo. 46, 79. 95 Buettell. Tom-37. 38. 62, 69, 9l Buol. Grace-l0. 46 Busch. Nora-l0. 49. 95. 97 Butler. Mary--l0. 47 Butler, Petr-76 Cafeteria hosts and hostesess-88 Cahill. M...y-33. 54. :os Carbine. ,lean-IO, 5l. Bl, 95 Carbine. William-38 Carlton. Guy-6 Carlton. Johnny--32. 33. 68. 69. 9l Casey. Phoeb?-l l, 46. 5l. 94 Cesinger, john-74 Chalders. ,loan-l I, 53 Chalmers. Eleanor+33, 46, 93 Chaloupka, Carol-33. 46. 47. 48. l00, l0l Chambers. E. C.-6 Chapman. Kenneth-38 Cheerleaders--67 Chemistry-58 Cl.........y Club-90 ci...........-.. B....1y-sa. 89 Chevalier. Dennie-33 Childers. Reuben-6 Childs. Robert-8. ll. 79. 86, l03 Christensen. Jack-33 Christensen. James-l l, 29, 42, 43, 79 Christopherson, Duan?3B. 84, 9I Clark, Danny-99 Clark. Max-4 Claussen. Paul-33. 68. 74, 79. 84 Clough, Darlen?33. 47, 78, 99 Coaches-67 Coates, Paul-33 Cocayne, John-ll, 29, 42, 43 Commercial Guild-95 Connell, Bill-ll. 62. 66. 67. 74. 82. 84, 90. 9l. 96 Connelly. ,lean-40. as Conrad. Gerald-33 Cook. Donald-ll Cooking-53 Cooks-87 Cooley. Anna-38, 44, 45, 48, 9l Cords. Lucille-33 Corell, Shirley-38 Couchman. Barbara--33, 44, 45, 84, 93, I02 Courant, Roberta--38, 50, 92 cox. shui.,-33. 47. 7s. 99 Crafts-55 Cragg. Sharon-33. 44. 45, 46. 48. 9 cn... Cheryl-ll. so, 64. es, 78. 90. l00 Crimmons. ,lumen-38, 69 Current Problems Club-95 D Club-96 Dahms, Lois-ll, Bl Dance Band-49 Daniels. ,lohn+38. 42. 43. 9l Dalre. Peler+95 Dalzell, Wilbur-6 Danner. Virginia-33 IO6 Dare. Nancy-ll Datisman, jean Ann-33. 46 Datisman. Nancy-IZ Dausener, Phyllis-33 Davis. Charles--33, B6 Davis. David-40 Davis. Everett-38, 79 Davis. Larry-l2. 60, 62 Dedication-3 Delaney. Kay-33, 47, 78, 99 Delinger. Marlen+33 Demkier, Joanne-l2, 29, 42, 43, 44, gg, 45. 49. 58, 80, UI, 82, 90, Denio. l.avem+33 DewBrinain, Alice-33, 55. 97 Divine, Deanna-38. 94, 99 Dodds, Milton-l2, 74, 79, 85 Doarr. ,lean-33, 88, 89 Dolan, Elvira--6 Dolter. james-38, 50, 62 Donahue. joan-33. 99 Donahue. John-99 Donnan, james-38, 85, 94 Dooley. Allan-38. 69 Dorschner, Arlene-l2. 44, 45, 49, 53. bl. 95 Dorschner. jean-38, 99 Downing, Eugene--IZ, 60 Doty. Harlan-33, 42, 43. 77 Douglas. Donnahelle-33 Droeuler. Doris-33 Droullard, Kenneth-38 Droullard. Shirley--l2, 53 DuCray, james-99 Duschen, Lawrenc?38. 62 Echo-Bl Ecklund. Robert-6 Edman. Zelpha-6 Edmonds. Kay-IZ, 58, 83, 90, 95, 97 Eifex-ding. Larry-I2, 42, 43, 44. 45, 49, 75, 82. l05 Ehlers. Charles-38, 69 Ehlers. Edward-38 Eichacker, Thomas-I2 Electricians-86 Ellerman. Wayne-33 Endsley, Richard-8, 60, 62, 83. 96, 99 Engel, William-37, 38, English-50 Ernzen. Delbert-I3, 42, 45, 44, 45, 49. 92, 95, l03, IO4 Ersehen. john-38, 55 Esslinger, Marlene-I3, 46, Esslinger, William-I3 Evans, William-38 78, Bl. BZ. I3, 46. 47, 48. 62. 69, IO4 5I F....n,.-6, 7 Fairhursl, Dal+73 Farley. Harold-l3, 75, 96 Faust. ,lack-33 Feipel. Richard-33 Felderman. Harlene-38. 78 Felderman, John-38 Fens. Richard-38 Feye, Bill-73. I05 Falmiogfallaa...-33, 75, al. ee, 94, Finton, Howard-32, 33 Finzel. Barbara-38 Flaherty. Clyd+3B Fliltltemll. Ann1l3, 47, 90, 95 Fillenworth. Carol-98 Flugel. Donald-33 Fluckiger. Frank-4 Fluckiger. Mary-38, 47, 50, 9I Fluhr, James-33 Fluhr. Je...-as Fortier, Gloria-l3, 87, 95 Fondell. james-33 53, B5 Fooihall-60. 66 Foughly. Gen?36. 62 Foughly. Glen--36. 62 Faulks, Raymond-77 Fox. Gloria-36. 42. 43 Fox, Lois-33. 44. 45, 48 Fransen. Betty-38 Frederick. Glenn-74 Frederick. l.aVonne-36 Frey. Tom-73 Freyhage. Cecily-37. 36, 53 Froeling. Frederick-36. 9I Froln, Dick-I3, 42. 43, 60, 62, 73. 93, 96 F..........l.. Rob...-33. 46. ss. 99 rua... Mm..-33. 47. 78 G.A.A.-97 Calliarl, Alice-I3, 53 Calliart, Willard-36, 77 Ganahl. JoAnn--33. 47. 99 Cantenbein. Mra.-67 Canlert. Gretchen-36, 42, 43 Gard. Marilyn-I3. 46. 47, 95 Carlow, juclie-36. 99 Casper. Mary-36 Gauman. Shirley-36 Garvin, Sarah Francis-6 Geometry--5l Gibbons, james-36 Gieleman. Donald-36. 47 Gifford. Tom-46. 62. 67 Gilnon, Ted-36, 42, 43, 62, 67, 84 Gilcler. Larry-36 Clee Club--99 Cuedken. Richard-34 Goetzinger. john-36 Golf--76 Conner. Anna-6 Gcodin. Floyd-50 Goodrich. Nancy-36 Cordon, Kenneth-32. 34. 46. 66 Grable. Donald--l4. 47. 46, 92 Graduation-I 05 Graf, jeanem+l4, Sl, 64, 65. BI. 95. 97 Graham, Florene?34 Grant. Phyllis-34. 66. 9l Grarhorn. Cena?-I4. 42. 45. 44, 45. 46. 49 Cranhorn. Sandra-I4. 48. 62. 95 Gravel. Gordon--l4. 60. 75. 60, BZ Greene, Charlene-34. 68 Greene, Lois-I4, 62, 90. l04 Gregory. Leo-4 Grewe. Shirley-56 Crice. john--34. 42, 43, 44, 45 Grolutick. Elaie-36. 89 Crolaltick. William-38, 46 Cronau. Eugen?36, 69 Cranau. jane-37. 36. 9l. 95. 99 Gruber. Madonna--33. 76 Grutl. Thoma-36. 76. 99 Guidance-52 Culiclt. Thoman--34 Cum. Barbara-34. 46, 99 Gunaaulil. Fred-6 Haan. Doran--l4 Haan. Gregory-34 Haan, Richard-36 Haferbeeker. Eu.-.ie.?l4. 83. 9l. 95 Hahn, Rosemary-34, 47 Halfhill, Anna-36 Hammerand, Sandra+36. 42, 43, 44. 45. 50, 9l, 97 Hanselman. Frieda-36. 46. 90. 94 Haney. Vernon-34 Hanlan. Cary-36 Hanlon. Joseph-34 Hantelman. Roger-36 Hardie. Frank-4 Hartig. Kriltin-36. 50, 69, 9I Hartman, Walter-I4. 58 Haugen, Ronald-34 Haughk. Nancy-34. 42. 43, 94 Haughl. Robert-41. 42. 43. 44. 45 5l. 55 Haun, Charles-34, 42, 43, 44, 45 Haye, Thomas-34, 66, 74, 65. 94 Hayel. Allen-34 Hayes, Fred-34, 73 Hedrick. Clifford-I4. 42. 43. Bl. 82. 94. 95, l00. l0I. l03, I05 Hedricgr. Roger-I4. 6l. 62. 63. 79. 9 Heeren. Eugene-I4 Heide. Mn. Ellen--6 Heil, Robert-I4. 42. 43.. 44. 45, 47. 48. 49. 92. 93. 95. l00 Heil, William-I4. 42. 43. 47, 95. l00. l03 Heikman. Georgette-36, 42, 43 Heller. ,loan-38, 99 Helrner. Richard-36 Henkel. Lea.-l4. 29. 99. l02 Henneuy. Betty-I4 Henningn, Kay-l4, 44, 45, 46, 48, 49. 76. 90. 95. 97 Herron. Jim-I4 Hem... Buck-62. as Hennchel, Je...-aa, 42, 43 Henlgel. Janice-36 Herr, Catherine-38, 42, 43, 44. 45. 50. 9l. 97 Hill. Beverly-36. 42. 43 Hill. Jun+34, 99 Hill. Richard-38 Hill. Shirley--l4 Hines. Phyllia-34 Hines, si...l.y-14, 47, Hinglgen. Donald-i6 Hingkgen. Lorraine-- I 6, 46. 85, 94 Hipachen. L al-I6 Hird. Geralci,-I6 Hird, Noel-34, 75 Hird, Vincent-34 Hi.-rch. .l..l...--34 Hi Y-89 Hocking. Hoernar. Hoerner, Hoerner. Hoffman. Curtis-I6, 79 james-36, 62 john-I6. 74 joleph-34 Barba ra--3 6. 69, 99 Hohmann. Harlan-34 Homecoming-64, 65 Home Nursing-53 Hook. Gwendolyn-36, 76 Hopkins. Horkina. Betty-l 6 Larry-6. I6. 42. 43. 49. 64. 93 Hough. Dick-34. 67 Houy. Sue-34. 47. 76. 99 Hunt. George--6 Hunt. Marilyn-34. 65. 92, 94 Hurllaurl. Bill-74 Hurlhurt, John-34, 6l, 62, 66, 74, 94 Hurlligzrt, Robert-39. 46. 50. 62. 69, Huaeman. George-65 Huaeman. Mariei54, 78 lntramurala-7 6, 79 jackson, Fred--39 jaegar, Arnold-39, 65, 94 Jaeger. Leo-34 jaeggi. William-99 Jameson, 7 . ,lo Jane!-32, 34. 2 7 I0 jecklin. Kent-34. 67, 92 jenkinn. Dwight-I6 j...1.a.... Duanyl e jochum. Leon?65 Johnnnlen, ,lon-6, I7, 66. 69, 7l, 72. 73. 96 l07 46. 48. johnl. Dwight-6 johnson, C. O.-6 Johnson, Joyc?I7, 47 Johnson. Ruth-6 Jones. Kay-39, 99 judiciary CommiKke+64 juhl. Cordon-39, 58 Junior Clan-32-36 junior Commercial Guild-99 juatman. Karl-37, 39, 62, 69 juatman. Sally-37, 39, 64 Kaerbauer, Joe-I7, 29. 73, 6l Kaiaedl. Roherl-34 Kamm. Wayne-34, 47, Bl, 94, l03 Knnavaa, james-l7, 61. 62, 96, l02 Kasper, l.4vonn?34, 78 Kaufman, Georgia-I7 Kaufman, James-32, 34. Kaufman, janaan-34 Kaune. Merlin-34 Keller, Shirley-34, 5l Kelley, james-I7, 66, Kelly. Richard-l 7 Kelly. Robert-34. 68, 70, 72 KemP. Marilyn-76 Kemp. Marlen+34 Kennedy. Patrick-39 Kenygag, Norma-39. 42. 43. 44. 45. 68, 74 69. 72. 75. 96 Kieffer. Edward-I7, 52 Kieffer. John--39, 55 Kieffer. Merlin-34 Kimberlin, Carole-34, 46, 77, 76, 92 Kind l....iy-93 King. David-I7. 74 Kingsley. Pax-I7. 67. 9l. 97, l02 Kintzinger. Helen J.-6, B4 Klavitter. Shirley Elliott--I6, 47, 65 Klecker. Virginia-94 Klein, Michael-39. 46, 62. 69 Kun., Rob...-34. 42. 43, 44. 45. 46, 49, 62, 67, l00 Kluck. Diane-39. 99 Knoernlchild. Dorothy-39. 78, B5 Koch, Daryl-l02 Koehler. Barbara-34 Koehler, David-39 Koehler. Enid-34 Koehler. Ted-I6 Kuefler. joe-76 Koeneke. Jamey-l6 Koethe. Dal-lene+34 Koelhe. Irwin-34 Kaul... Janice-IB, as Kramer. Margi+39, 99 Kranlz. Florenc+6 Kreplie. Edward-39, 42, 43 Krenchmer. Melanie-6 Kritz. Roger+34 Krilz. Ray-73 Kruse. Alma-6 Krulka, l.e+39, 91 Kun... Playa-no Kuae. Patny--39, 99 LaBarge. jacki+39. 46. 78, 99 LaBee. Shirley-6. l6, 64, 65, 67, 77 Lamb. Sybil--6. 92 Lampe, Amata-I6. 65. 90, 95 1.....ag...f. ,l..l...-42. 43 Lanclerl. Louis-73 Landlchulz, jack--34, 42, 43. 44. 45. 49. 76. 79. 69. 90 Landlchulz. Paul-76 Lanclachulz. T. W.-4 Lang. Jane!-65 Langaa, Phillip-l6, 62, 74, 79 Langan, S!ev+34 Lange. Raymond--39 Lnngman. james-34. 42, 43, 5l, 79 Lnngman. Juanita--34, 42. 43, 49 Langman. Sonya-.39. 9l. 99 Index Lanagxg Ronald-IB, 6I, 62. 68, 69, Larsen. james-39 Larson. Bonnie-39. 42. 43 Larson. Franklin-39. 62. 69 Larson. ,lymi+I9, 62 Larson. Katherine--39, 44, 45, 48, 49, 9l Larson. Robert-l8. 29. 42, 43 Larson. Shirley-34, 67, 84, 85, l03 Latin-50 Latin Club-9l Laube. Donald-34. 47. 86. 92 Leblaen. Barbara-I9. 29. 47, 78 Lebben. Betty-I9 Lebhen. Donna--39. 58. 85. 94 Le., J....n.i.-34 Leighty, jackie-8. I9, 47, 48. 82. 83. 85 Leik. Shirley--39 Lemmer. Ralph-39. 47. 86, 94 Lenstra, Mary Lou--34, 47, 53, 78 Lenatra. Mrs.-53 l.eVan. Kenneth-l9. 29. 47. 48 Library Club-97 Lsadxe, Larry-81. az L...h....p, Harold-I9, 42. 43, 47 Lingle, Lavon-34 Laney, Gerald-35 Loysen. Douglas-39 Loysen. Fred-l9 Miller. Frank-62 Miller. Gal?20, 95 Miller. ,lamen-39 Miller. jim-73 Miller. ,loan-20 Miller. ,l0?35, 55 Miller. Lyle-74 Miller. Phyllis-35. 46 Miller. Mohr. Mohr. Teddy-39, l04 Luther--35, 47 Phyllis-39. 47, 48, 50, 9I, 99 Monitors-85 Montgomery. Lee-39 Moore, Betty-32. 42, 43. 46. 92. 93 Moore. Kenneth-35, 62 Morton. Marian-20, S2 Mozena. Donna-2l, 29, 42, 43, 44, 45 Muehl, Gerald-55 M..i.1...1......., David-35 Mummatt, Sukzl. 42. 43. 44, 45, Muntz, Beverly-39, 78 47 Nachtman, Harold-4 Nagel. William-35. 46. 74 Nank. Stanley-35 National Honor Society-82 National Thespian-92 Nature Club-90 Nebel. William-35. 77 Lube. Alicc+37. 39. 99 Lucas. Jim-62, 79 L..k..... J...-39. 50. 62. 69 Lunch hour187 Lyons. Mrs.-87 Mahee. Judith-35. 42. 43. 46. 92 Macker. Carol-35. 42. 43 Magson, Plorenc?7 Majorettes-49 Manders. Harold-39 Marion. Harold-7 Marmis. janet-39, 42, 43, 44. 45, 94, 97 Matz. Sandra-39. 50. 9l. 93 Mauer, joann?39 Marugk. Carol-I9. 42. 43. 44. 45. 84. 90. 92 Mans. ,lim-l9, 42, 43. 49, 62, 74, 96 McDonnell, Shelcla-35 McEndollar. Nancy-39. 42, 43, 44, 45, 50. 9l. 97 McFarlane. James-35, 42, 43, 49, 67. 72. 75 McGill. Chuck-75. l02 Mclnerney, james-35. 77 Nelson, Jacqueline---35, 46 Nelson. Mary-7, 9l Nelson. Ronald-35 Nealer. Dr. C. O.-4 Nesler, Sandra--35, 42, 43, 5l, 54, 97 Nesteby. Donald-39 Neuaes, Cy-39, 50 News-80 Nora, Jack-32, 35, 6l, 62, 68, 70. 7l, 74, 96 Nora, james J.-7 Nordenson. Kay-35, 47. 94 Norton. Clarenc?55. 42. 43. 62 Nothoft, Theron-2l Nutt. H. E.-43 McLennan. Georgette-I9. 95. 97. 99 MeNamer. Larry-35 Meader. Naomi-35, 47 Meehan. Eunic+59 M...1....., Joi...-as Meehan. Lois-20. 29. 42. 43. 8l. 95 Mehl. George-4 Mell. Robert-3 9 Mellon. Mercer, 69. Michael-35 Mike-8. 20. 6l. 62. 63. 68. 70. 72. 73. 76. 82. 83. 98 Tom-35. 6l. 62. 68. 7l. 96 Meat. Carol-8, 20, 42, 43. 78, 80, Bl, Merritt. 85. 92 Metcalf. ,lames-39 Metcalf, Roger+62, 79 Metz. Carl-3 5 Meyer, Donna-55, 46 Meyer. jerom+20 Meyer, john-7 Meyer, Laurence-20 Meyer. Norman-20 Meyer Rob...-39 Middleman. cenpas Miller, Berdena-20 Miller, Elmer--35 Oberhoffer, James-39 Oherhnffer. Tommy-2l O'Connell. Robert-39 O'Dell. ,l'Neane-35, 42, 43, O'Dell, Kay-35, 53, IO3 Oeth. jim-Zl. 5l. 73. 79 Ogelalay. jun?35 Olds, Eva-39 Oliver, Wayne-2l Olson. Donald-35 O'Meara. Robert-35 Oneyear. Beverly-39. 99 Opperman. Charles--2l, 6l. 80. 85. 96 Orchestra-44. 45 Orndorff. Ronald-8, 2l. 6l, 7l. 72. 73. 82. B4. 96 Orr. John-7, 62, 66, 70 Orr. Stanley--B. Zl, 42, 43, 6l, 62. 68. 70. 72. 73. 80. 82. 83. 96. 99 Orr. Willard-94 Osborn. Merlin-39, 42, 43, 44, 45, 49. 9l. l00 Osborne, Rosemary-35, Oswald, Joyce-35. 47 Oswald. Mary-39 Ouclerkirk, Jeanette-59 Overhouae, jean-35, 78 44. 45 62, 75, 62, 68. 78 Richard-39 Robert-35, 79, 86. 96 Marna-35 Pape. Barbara-39 Ka!-39. 44. 45 Paar. Paar. Pace. Paris. Parkina, Katherine-2l, 46, 5 Patterson. Wayne-35 Patrum. ,lim-73 , l08 I. 52. 95 Paul. Bertha-22. 46. 95 Pearce, Carol--39. 94. 99. l00 Pearce. Nancy-22. 82, 83, 92, 97 Peterson, Ward-35. 47, 73, 79, 89 Peterson, james-35 Peterson. ,lean-89 Peterson. ,lim-73 Pfeiffer. Darlen+35, 78 Pfeiler. Ronald-39, 77 Phillips. ,lanic?35. 42, 43, 44. 45 47. l02, l03 Phillips. Wayne-73 Photography Cluh-94 Physical Education-54 Physics-58 Pierce. Delores-35. 42. 43. 97 Pierce, Susan-39. 47, 97 Pittenger, Wendell-39, 62 Platt. Richard-35 Poineett. William-4 Polfer. Dal.+39 Polley. Lee E.-7, 97 Pope. Carol-35 Posey, William-37. 39, 62 Pottelaaum, Bernadette-35, 99 Potter. Myrtle-Z2 Powerl. Louann-22, 94 Powers. Warren-35, 89 Prendergalt, Clair?-7, 53 Prendergast. Mrs.-73 Prey. ,luclith Ann-22 Price. Shirley-Z2 Printing-56 Problems in Democracy-52 Promotions ol School Activities Com- mittee-83, 9 7 Quade. ,lamea-35. 62 Quade. Lois-35, 85 Quade. Roger-35 Quill and Scroll-82 Radlnff. Donna139 Radlolf. Shirley-39 Rama Booster Club--96 Rehfelt. Alfred-22, 76 Raine. Roger-35. 42, 43, 44, 45 Randall, Bruce-39, 86 Rang, Kenneth-39, 79 Rederus, James-35, 42, 43, 79, 69 Redmond. Cletua-35 Reider, Anne-37. 39 Reilly, Thomas-35, 42. 43. 44, 45 48, 49, 5l. 90, 94 Reimer, jack--40 Reinhardt. Ferdinand-35 Reinhardt. Shirley-35, 78, 88 Reiaen. Milton Lee-40, 55 Reisen, Milton Rusxell-40, 69, 92 Remakel. Robert-22 Remy, Patricia-40, 78 Renlc. Constanc?-40, 78 Renne. Gmla-40, oz, 69 Rettenmaier. Jim-76 Reittinger, Merlin-22 Reu, Margaret?7 Richard, Patricia-23, 99 Riechman. Rogeri40 Riechmann. Carol-40 Riedi. Marilyn-35, 55 Riedi, Patricia-22, 42. 84, 90, 98 Riegler, Earl-73 Riley, john-40 Rink. Tom-35 Robbins, Lee-23 Rohey, Georg?-35. 42, 43. 44. 45 43, 44. 45 49. 75. 79, Bl, 90, 9I, 94, l00 Roeth. Jeanne-23 Roeth, Kenneth-40 Rogers, Martha-47 Rohde, Patricia-35, Rohr. Earl--35 46. 57, Sl :- ff f l Roller. Clyde-4 5 Rollin Rose. Roth, son. Dorothy-7. 94 ,lanet-35. 46. 48, 5l, 97 Harold-23 Rowan. Helen-7 Rewe, seuy-35. 47 Royce, P....ae.e-sa. 99 Ruhie. Fred--35 Rnlaie. Lois-23 Randle. Floyd G.-7, 42. 48. 65 Ryan. Rya n. Ryan. Ryle. Sage. james-40 Marlene--40. 50. 91 Raymond-35 Gene-40 Dell--40 Saunders. Virginia-40. 89. 93 Sawvell, Alfred-l02 s..w.en. J...-35. as Schaefer, Jack-23. 6l, 62. 60. 70. 72, 74, 30, 96 Schaeffer. Ja...-75 Scharry. Sylvia-36 Scheffert. Maxine-36. 46, 78, 99 Scheppele, Janet-36. 42. 43. 44. 45. 47. 84 ser.e...e... Relpl.-102 Schick. Mary-40 Schiclcel. Duane-36. 77 Schicltel, Patricia-36. 46. 70. 99 Srhiessl. Alfred-36 Schlictman. Clarenc?Z3. 29 Schmal. Rita Mae-40 Schmerlaach. Anna Ma?40 Schmerhacli. Marilyn-23 Schmidt. Dorothy-36, 42. 43 Schmit. Darlenz+36. 47 Schneider. Harriet!-7 Scholtes. Charles-36 Scholz. Russell--23. 47. 48 Schroeder. Bonnie-24 Schroeder. Wilma-24 School Scenes-98-l04 Schubert. Allen--24. 74. 79 Schubert. Mary Lou-40. 47. 53, 76 Schubert. Shirley--36 Schuckert. Robert-40 Schueller. ,lean--40, 42, 43, 49 Schueller. June-36. 42. 43. 44. 45 sel........e1.e.. J....e.-40 Schumacher. Patricia-36 Schuler, Mrs.-B7 Schuster. Bill--24. B2 Schuster. Nancy-40 Schwaegler. B...ee-40. 47. 50. 62 sel.........3e. Katie-24. 47. so. az. 95 Schwenncher. Mrs.-B7 Schwinn, Genese-24. Bl. 85. 90. l03 Schwinn. Sandra-24. Bl. 85. 90 Scott. Charles-40 Scott. jerry-24, 62 Scott. Roberta-35. 99 Seeley. Thomas-40 seipp. Roieanne-24. 44. 45, 47. -fs, 49. Bl. 83. 90. 9l Senior Class-8-3l Severson. Charlotte-7 Sewing-53 Seyer, D..e-75 Shaw. Reece-40 Sheet Metal--56 Sheldon. ,lim--24 Sheldon. Tom-24, 46, 47, 48, 95 Sherman. Fay Ann--36. l03 Shoaii, William-36. 42. 43. 44, 45. 7 Shop Homeroom-99 Sias. Dick-25. 75. 80. 82. l03 Sieflcer. Glen-40. 62 Siegert. Shirley-36, 46, 99 Simmons, Nancy-42, 43. 97 Simpson. Marie-7 Sindl. l.AVern-25 Sindt. Leonard-36 Slcaife, Barbara-25. 29. 42. 43. 44. 45. 40. 49. 73. 82. 84. 92. 97. l02 Skelton. Donald--99 Smarter and Smoether-92 Smith. Shirley-36 Smack, Nlaurine--40. 47 Snodgrass. Claire-40. 69 Snodgrass. Helen--36. 46. 99, l03 Snyder, Robert-3. 25. 60. 62. 73. 86, 96 Sophomore Class-36-40 Sowle. Patricia-46 Spanish Club--9l Speech-50 Spatel, Carol-25. Sl. 80, 82, 35. 95 Sponahle, Riley-25. 42, 43. 79. 64. 90. l00 Stack. Connie-40. 91 Steil. ,lim-74 Steil. LaVerne-40 Steil, Leonard-40 sfeil. William-36 Steinbirger. Patricia-40 Steinhnft. Harold-36 Stephenson, Darlene-40. 78 SteveT5,0 Norma-36. 42. 43. 78. 97. Stevens. Daw?-75 Stoecker, Gerry-36. 46, 62. 76 Stoffel, Jayne-40. 99 Stoltz. Charles-40 Stoltehen. l lildagarcl+7 Story. Carol-25, 46, Strader. Pal-36. 46 Stage c.ew-as Streng. William-40. 47. 48. 50. 9l s......g. c.....1-e. 25. 95, 97 Strong. Donna-99 Student Council-B4 Stuempel, Rosemary'-40. B9 Sullivan. Dunald--40. 62 Sundeen. Arthur-36 Sutherland. Joseph-40 IOS Sweet. Harold--7. 62. 66 Taft. Fred-'25 Tangeman. Lain-36, 46 Teeters. Harriet-40, 42, 43, 97 Tennis-75 Thatcher. Sandra-5. 25, 76. Bl. Their. Adel-36. 46 95 Thielen, Harry-26. 42. 43. 49. 60. 62, 79. 39. 96 Thill. Donna Mae-40. 99 Thoman. Carl-40 9l Thomas, Marsha-40, 42, 43. 50, 97 Thompson. Sheila-40 Thurston, Charles-60. 62 Ticket Campaign'-97 Timmons. Nancy-40. 42, 43. 9l, Tindell. jack-40. 62, 89. 94 Torrey. Edwin-40, 69 Track-73 Trenk. Emma--7 Trentz. Beverly-5. 95, 97 Trapt. Eugen?74 Tropt. Mrs.--67 26, 47. 77. Tullock, janic?40. 42. 43. 44. 45. 50. 9l Uelner. Esther-26, 42. 43. 44, 45. 48, Bl, 95. 97. l0I. l05 Uelner, Roy--26. 42. 43. 44. 45. Unmaclht. Elizabeth--40. 46. 50. Ushers-B5 Utzig. Sharon-36. 47 Vance. Mike-36. 62 l09 Index Vanderbilt. Russell-40 Vanderlippe. Robert-75 Vander Meulen. Verl-75 Van Neat, Hal-40. 50 Variety Show-I00 Visual Aida-G6 Vocal Music--46. 47 Vyverherg. Shirley-26. 46. 95 We gner. Bch-26 Wagner, Gerald-40 Wagner. Leslie-40, 50, 9l, 99 wegne.. Renela-40 Wagner. Sharir--40 Waite. Vera F.-7 Waller. Gail--36 Walaer, Donna-26 Walaer, si.a.1ey-40 Walner, Virginia-36. 47 Walser, William-26. Z9 Walter. Eclra-7 Walters. Ralph-74 Warren, Janet-36. 46. 34. 96 Wattera, Mrl.18 7 75. Bl. 82. 92. 94 78. 49 89. Weber. Al-26, 74, 79 Weber. Nicholas-26 Weida. ,lnck126. 02. 96. 92, 93. l03 Weidenhacher. Marilyn-26. 44, 45. 78. 00. al. 82. 95 Weidenbacher. Mary Ann-B, 26. 44. 45. 48. 64. 65, 67, 77. 73. 95 Weidenbacher, Mrs. Esther-7 Weis. Marcia-26. 47. 95 Welu. john-32. 36 Welding-56 Wersinger. Virgil-27 Wharton. Floyd-40. 62, 79 White. Alice-.7 White. Sam-39, 40. 42. 43. 91 Wicks. Nelda-94 Wiedner. Mrs.-B7 Wilcox. Don-27. 46. 47. 48 Wilke. Beverly-36. 94. 99 Wilke, Lnvonna-27. 94 Wilkins. ,loan-40. 99 Willard. Marian-36. 46. 94 Willey, Jack-36, 42, 43. 44. 45. Williams. Mary--40 Wilmot, Henry-27 Wilson, William-Z7 Winchell. ,lack-40 Winchell. Michael-27 Winter. ,loann-36. 47. 55. 89. 97. Witte, Charlotte-27 Witterholdl. William-27 Welt. J.....e..-27. 77 Wood, Jeanin?27. 44. 45. 48. Bl, 95, 97 Woodall. ,loann+96 Woodall. Norman--27. 60. 62 Woodworking--56 w......., A. 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