East High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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I 39 UJURH UF THE SCHUUL 2, lf 4- 6 , fi if 2 -X R E ,, -Y , fb , O- 'W E f 1.4! - H Q5 , -I Q A 2 V. , Dj I rl 'Y 4 lic PHIHCIPHL Hilll illlli UEHHS HEHU FHCUUU ln praising a great teacher of the past, James Garfield once defined edu- cation as Mark Hopkins at one end of a log and a student at the other. East High teachers have excellentequipment with which to work, but the essential teacher - student understanding wh i c h distinguished Prof. Hopkins is not lacking here. The following pages cannot do iustice to the multitude of tasks perfor- med by our faculty--they merely give a glimpse of each one at work. Principal S M Hickman must help students solve their problems aswell as keep the entire school running smoothly. Miss Edna Williams ileftj, new clean of girls, 'is a thoughtful and thoroughguide for all students who need her help. Serving as dean of boysand athletic direc- tor is a two-fold iob which keepsMr. Milton Delzell busy. OFFICE HHH LIBHHHU HHE EFFICHHHU HUH +17-. Frnancral matters such as collectrng trcket money and keeprng track of actrvaty funds are the concern of Mrs Marlon Asmus 'l It Q A A I The new registrar Mrs Maxrne Strentges has the bug 'ob of keepnng student records current and correct An East Hugh alumnus Mrss Marretto Johnsen ran the hbrary effrcrently durrng her frrst year on the staff of her alma mater E 6 'Q 3' .. S . ye x H X ' , , x X XX 1 -5 . 'K N 'X F . R. X. ' f Al Q. I ,, . . . . . I . . . . I 0 I D 0 c I Q I J n if i L ' H , .11 H .. A l 'lf H ,.. I 'i A it , U 1? 3 f f B ,gg 3 H H . Ig I ,t Mini 41 '1 ' - at ra il F.. t ff 2: 9 BUSINESS llllllllll BECHUHS STUDENTS Bookkeeping students fund tunne to glance up from thenr work to laugh at one of Mr Lowell Schroeder s qulps Muss Gladys George guves her students Q The mnmeogrcph us one of many office typewrltung demonstratuon nnachnnes operated by students under the dn rectnon of Muss Edna Murphy 10 . Q . . ,Y . , ,yin ' S It 1, ' I J J f, 1 f l . li. . . . . . . . . . . lllHlHElHHllEHl PHIHCIPHLS HHE THUGHT N.- 'H if- Understanding of a new step un the study of Mass Loretta Van Ness explalns an algebra plone geometry IS the oblect of Miss Margaret problem to two of her students Helt s explanotuon A blackboard demonstrahon helps Mr C A Wauer explain a prlncuple of meclwamcal drawing 1 1 1 7 .1 H ' i v ': - , 4' - . 4 F - ' 1 ,.- X , , . X V S-..V. K ' ' L is V L, ' 'f W . , ' kj My 'll -fn ' w ',, M : 4-x -q,.,,W,,,,i, K I ,, .W - N, , ff N ,. U- - , i W v - - - ' ' A ' ' tg , . f eq ,,,, -W 1 , . . . I 1 l ' o 0 9 o . HUIHEHIHHIHG STHESSES PRHCTIIIHL PRUBLEHIS it-9-1 MN auf Three students of the art of cooking benefrtfrom the experience of homennakungr Mrs Lucrle Cochran 5 nstructor A studentwrestlrngwltlw the problem of layung out a pattern on a pnece of maternal gets expert assistance from Muss Jean Clark 12 3 r ,- if-' we P p Wm e N A l,, 1 V S I In l 'Q , l K r rl '34 A ' I - ' 4, t 22? Ke l 1 'V ' lr- 4 N .. TTTUSICIHTTS DIRECT STUTTETTT GTTUUPS Mr George lsemunger dnrector of East Hugh s vocal musrc department drllls a small group of students seelung that correct harmony GTX CID, 1,2 TTT' The orchestra dnrector Mr Frank Van Der East s popular band leader Mr Dale Carns Maten ns also an excellent vnolnmst practuces a few bars on the French horn T3 ? if 1 P . T Li T N H C ' thi x . g' ' .A It U 'Hi' l A V. ' I 4 'Tl ,will has V, ,fir gif gl , 3' . . A 5 a 1 u I s 1 ' I I 'Q T T T Q 1 A. A ' T f V 1 , N' ,' , T ,T T, c g To V NXNE rp-, -gf W 1 .' Z' , Xi 1 -x ' 7 3' fe , . T . , , r H1 X i u I - , . , . I . . . ' u ENGLISH CLHSSES STRESS L4 S v-HJ Mass MCYIOFIS Engelbrechf s English class seem To be engoymg Themselves whsle doing some extra readmg Muss Marne Reilly takes hme out from Mass Edith Pollock addsa luftle variety the daily rouhne of feachmg to relax by using the opaque progector .. QS S SQ 1 ee S, hh . xx s ,ffl I x 'fwf 'Q W 4 if X 3 X9 Y 1 14 REH G LUHITIHG SPEHHIHG LISTENING Mass Hulda Kreutz aclvnses a group of TOMAHAWK staff members who have a chance fo apply skulls learned In regular Engllsh classes Englush 3 students of Mnss Pearl Larson work out a written assrgnmenf durrng class hme 15 DIN , , , . J lx l ll HIHEHICHH PRUBLEITIS Illlll Hlllllllllll 'lv' Football Coach E C Farrell displays his versatnllty ln the classroom as an American hnstory and Amerlcan Problems teacher Mr O O Marksbury illustrates hrs pount In a psychology class Mr J B Kuhler supervises one of has many hlstory classes Einar-l ag 16 1 . . . 'gy ff .' film ' ' l 'V O I l A4 . . l-.1-. -ii- ' . . . . . . I Q-1. r I -A :QE I 'A he ., . I , ' s V, 7 ,I , V ':!',-,...., V w. - T0 SUGIHL SCIENCE CLHSSES ifhi, Mr D W McCracken points out early colonial settlements to an American lfnstory class Amerlcan Problems teachers M H A Lewrs looks over hrs class of mdustruous pupils t l lit' c EL I! Z3 ESE 2? .2 17 'MNVH .V , XE ' I HMM,- ., eg W W ' .r A . ,- . ' 'H X X, , , . . I . ,I . Q A , t A, ...ki L4-.1 ,4 . 1 ,- r' g K ' I 8, , r. . . , 1 Q I' V K X K c41,f.,.,. , . . N 'Z V .Y W. .i , f- f -,fu r C. i ,. , Agiwi' V4 ' -J. Z3 L, ' -4. Q , af ' ,, fl c . . , i s ' x :Q KK ,X l 1154 s x 3 , is 9 . K p SPEECH HUD DHHHIHTICS TEHIIH SELF-EXPHESSIUH Mass Gwen Thompson speech and Englush mstructor duscusses debate cards with Bull Muller and Jarvln Emerson Mr Garth Boyer dramatncs teacher goes over a play wuth two of has students Marilyn Jones and Peg Scott Sensors Jess Lang Daylon Wade and .leamne Hilton put into practice skulls learned an dramatlcs classes 18 STUDENTS LEHRH LHTIH HND SPHHISH Mr O F Slefwold shows wufh prudea poster that emphaslzes the importance of Spamsh 'QW M SPANISH , 4 X ufi 1' I fines X5 Muss Margaret Ryder looks over her class of Lahn sfudenfs 19 SHUP UIUHH IS NEVER DUll Mr Lloyd Pappett hlmselfan East Hugh grad After the practlcal experience they get at uate helps boys un auto shop work on cl car school these boys should be able to keep theur own automoblles nn tsp top shape Woodshop Instructor A C Traudt only teacher who has been at East Hugh throughout Its history as shown ln familiar surroundings amld machines and tools Z0 . . . . . a I - . . I ' I . Q u ' a , . . n a I . I . . . . 1 . I I ' HRT HHH DRIVING PUPULHH HEIITIVES Mr Wllllam Zlmmerman gnves a few students some extra help wnth oll pamts Mr Robert Guhln has a smile as he drives away with hls drlver tralmng class f nl Dwa- VER TRAININQ ol .v ,,0,,,,,,,M P VIGEN Z1 EHST HIGH'S SCIENCE CUURSES Mr W Seubert and two students work lndustrlously In the chemistry labor ctory Mr W E Jackson dlsploys the usual good humor wlth whuch he enllvens the sublect of health sas ZZ . KA Q , M I X M xx -1 . A I Q K - '? I ': ':::r:g M H t A th TEHCH PHHCTICHL HHUl1IlEIJGE midi-Jul' PM l E ASC! Mr Rondld Teller USES G dlGgI'CIm to Mr C E Burnett splcture collectlon clarify experiments un physxcs class which he uses nn has buology classes helps students to vlsuolnze what they are study In .nf NWN' P It is mm m is-0 K. s PHUSIUHl EDUUHTIUH PROVIDES VHHIETU 'P-v., iff? 583' 3? if Coach Rudy Carlson us shown glvlng tw wllllng pupuls some of the fundamentals of basketball O ...7 Mass Kathryn Evans guves a few words f aclvlce about trampolune work 24 fiygt. A .,, ., ., 1' - v , N I V ,, fs ls s r xr, s -Q - as A, w,l'i,lQfgT'fl,S?L'kiigfv' EM -gm Y ,Q I -. 1 S j'.1f , 15l:: j - n .. w ': 1.1, ' A e - !,,-Y-1' -- s Q M A 4 -F-'MY Y K ' 'I '.fW'g,!'., I '- I ' I ' L 2- A I , Q - -.' 't , Y. K ,..-- K ,, I 3 I 9 1' O . . . . . . . H-JH Beverly Calvert and Gary Heslop Jane Anderson and Doug Delzell Donna Harward cund Roland Langley f,lZ'El1i.TiZfl2iUSe BUB H1111 CUIHIIE 1151611 East Hugh s 1952 Homecomung opened on Thursday October 2nd wuth the coronatuon of Kung Bob Clem and Queen Connie Ruaff Thurteen of the queen s classmates un beautuful whute formals attended her un the umpressuve ceremony and sumularly thurteen of the kung s classmates receuved the honor of actung as his attendants An enthusuastuc pep ral ly followed on Fruday evenung Sunce Conventuon most students spent the day working on floats Saturday afternoon eleven floats two bands from East Junuor and East Hugh s own 131 puece band partucupated un the home comung parade whuch moved through Mornungsude and the downtown area The kung queen and theur attendants were presented to Sioux Cutyans as they too rode un the parade That evenung the Black Raiders defeated Wunner South Dakota by the score of 44 7 After the football game the kung and queen reigned over the homecomung dance to brung East Hugh ssuxteenth annual homecomung toa successful close Z6 5 1 I . . . I I . . . . . . I 1 I I 0 5 . . . . i 4 . school was dismissed for the Northwest District Teachers' . I . I ' I . . - . . . . - . I . . . ' ' I I . . , I . I . . I 1 - ' 1 I . . . . Lou Ann Burns and Bette Harward and Bill Lymer 1 UPTUWIN LAY EM AT DEFEET The second pruze float was a huge replica ofa chicken wnflw an egg represenhng Warmer South Dakota at nfs feel Q I i x Q ' ' ll B l . l fl l if ' xx!! .. 2 e 1.10 ai f 4 :Q , xg ' M v , l 1 - 354 I I 1 V W . VA . 4U-Nl'4.m . . - -' f . 1 , '21-.fn Y - 'W ,- 1. . -1 ff ji'- 'iE,'iX'22 . ??':1 1. - J I a I , . IT S A SNAP A photographer faking c pucfure of fhlsprnm ladyanddlgmfved gentleman ccrrned out fheold-fashioned SWEET VICTORY A lorge red and whufe candy cone symbolic of The enloymenf ofvuctory hed for the fhnrd pruze 28 .,-..,.- --....-,- . . I theme of this float. . I . I . . Shirley McClure and Ed Morley Jeanine Hilton and Richard Wenham Margie Bauer and Jim Blake HOMECOMING The bride and groom arriving at their little cottage were representative of old alumni re turning to East Hugh 74 BDU LL! 29 GOOD LUCK EAST Avast array of good luck symbols dice horse shoe four leaf clovers expressed good luck to the team Nl' XJ R15 ,ggvatfif School brought moments of relaxatuon such as those engoyed by Terry Shenkle lleft above ff? Jum Houtz Bob Clem and Jerry Johnson rnght above Students were often seruous munded too as demonstrated by thus scene at the polls November 3 Eastutes antucrpated the national results glvnng Ike almost a two to one vote 30 VK' Publlc Schools Stadnum decllcated m 1942 has wltnessed trnumphs by many Black Raider football and track teams Home court for basketball teams and classroom for swnmmmg classes Mormngslde s Allee Gym seems like a part of East Hugh School 3 1 B E HCTIVITIES EEE 1 4 A ' sifzgzmr FLT 1' l l 5 do 'P 0 'D in -A T ik rr Q . . kk T 'S r , ...fs ,.M,li fl ag i rt .. TOP ROW: S. Kaveney, M. Walden, I. Hilton, J. Moore, F. Meehlhause, C. Riaff, P,DeLap, P, Miille, S. Dol - phin, G. Roberts, M. Closson, M. Kolvek, A. Hauff, D. Loomer, M. Roose, C. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Miss Evans, J. Bechtol, B. Billiard, D. Solberg, G. Roberts, I. Bar- ker, B. Giehm, N. Samuelson, B. Goodwin, P. McKer- cher, N. Frey, P. -Sadler, C. Smith, A. Talsma, K. Stientjes, G. Maddison. SECOND ROW: J. Jensen, B. Weisensee, M. Weber, I. Anderson, P. Kenderdine, S Dack, J. Lockard, D. Hazard, B. Baker, M. Olsen, C Warner, N. Wineinger, P. Smith, B. Palmer, M. Pr ice K. Haugen. BOTTOM ROW: P. Haley, S. Maddison, B Heppe, J. Prince, C. Dorsey, L. Burns, M. Zaic, Jones, R. Theodosis, C. Brink, J. Ruff, B. Calvert, Boe. C M 1 lillllS lllHlillll llSSlllilllllllll The Girls' Athletic Association hada very busy year with volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, shuffle board, agzii I L darts, archery, tumbling and trampolining . Besides these fl. . sports, they tried to plan a special activity every month, ,,.I. ':Qig425?E 'fji '.'s such as bowling, skating, or swimming. N f 'gi C ,f , Members of G .A.A. are selected onathletic ability, r determined by two tests. The first test is taken by all , ' ' S' girls in the gym classes. This physical proficiency test '17 , , 3 offers a possi ility of thirty points. The second test also if - i offers the applicant a chance to make thirty points, lt is given by members of G.A.A. toprospective members. lf a girl can make forty-five points from both of these tests, she is admitted to membership. Officers of the senior group were: president , Charlene Anderson, vice president, Sharon Kaveney, secretary- treasurer, Pat DeLap, attendance keeper, Lou Ann Burns. The junior group electeda council whichincluded Carol Dorsey, Patlienclerdine, Kay Stienties, and Nita Frey. dv! An occasional play night at Morningside College gives the G.A.A. a variety of opponents. They have defeated the Women's Athletic Association, tool 34 CLOCKWISE R Theodosrs D Knudson A Luther M berg C Ulvog R Leff H Gerson K Swanson M Rowlands P Kuser I Hanna P Barstow G Wedge Menter N Butcher Mr Seuberr P Maycock J De V Valexka M Swanson D Muze A Straun C Stol Wm HIGH lIHEllllSlS E lg ,0 u f f ' Km... Jug! S WW XX X -f mee SX The East Hugh Chemusts are students who take an actuve unterest un chemustry They per form experuments whuch they as unduvuduals are curuous about and whuch are of a practucal nature Theur weelcly meetungs sometumes un clude a trup to a place of especual unterest to the club A movue also adds to theur store of knowledge now and then Occasuonal assem blues by the club are always a pleasung blend Paul Maycock pounded the gavel at the busuness meetungs thus year Carl Stolberg was vuce presudent Duck Muze secretary treas urer, and Vuctor Valeulca sergeant at arms The Chemusts have the dustunctuon of be longung to the Iowa Junuor Academy of Scuence and the Chemustry Clubs of Ameruca Mr Seubert spends much tume and effort wuth thus club whuch us an unvaluable aud to future scuentusts Thus can be proven by goung over a lust of past members among whom are meducal doctors psychuatrusts geologusts c h e m u sts and other representatuves from nearly every branch of scuence 'f 5?2ug51ir-,- . .0 . l . 'l I c I I 1 0 , if I a u I ' . . . ' - V ,fl I I Q I . ' ' 'ul-1,1575 43 , l -uigqytggi-? 1 of the educational and entertaining. xm llu lu wb . . l . . ' g uw , W ' . ' . ' ' ' NXT . A I l n 11 -. ' Yf ' . f . ' . ' I I . l . . I I u M Wrckstrom S Garretson treasurer S Strozdas P Krser Presrdent M Kruse, P Jordan P Prrnce, H Zarc S Phrllrps I Lrghter I Collrn leader B Palmer G Roberts P Anderson, Other members 1nclude M Card C Chamberhn A Clrnkenbeard, M Edwards K Hartz P Hamann J Haver I Heck J Horton P Kenderdrne rnter counc1lmember,P McKerclser N Mernhardt J Ohl M OMal1ey J Prrnce I Schoutln J Smrth P Smrth M Swanson secretary D Walker M Weber W Weber D Wrdner E Wrlcox N Wrnernger P Yakabowsky C Zebas Rev Phrl Johnson Elarne Olson Laura Huffman I0 Ann Taylor Clayton Bramble Other members lnclude Ellen Thomas Glona Krnnaman Ralph Smrth lla C011 Joyce Arp Janet Pyle Darlene Scott 36 P P ' : -P Q f . iff' K 17, . A TOP ROW S Clrnkenbeard A Hauff P Sheffreld M Duff P Sadler S Kamp G Roberts J Anderson P Kenderd1ne,J Kobold C Anderson L Pedersen A Tals ma J DCWIII, G Maddlson J Prlnce J AndersonL H1lts M OMa11ey THIRD ROW S Strozdas M Closson M Kolvek T Lrljegren M Johnson D Hummel J Barker A Felton P Krser M Hanna N Butcher C Dorsey V Hanson B Baker F Meehlhause R Murphy ff' ,cw ko -'J J I J E A D lr x ' 1, ff ,- B Harward,M Bauer SECOND ROW C Jansen, E H111 P Haley G Luther,S McGee B Lmdberg S Kaveney R Jansen D Loomer B Brllrard N Samuelson J Bech tol B Goodwrn M Swanson K Plantenberg C Krng BOTTOM ROW R Theodos1s B Calvert N Heslop C Jones,J Schouten N Frey, P Smrth B Black C R1aff M Waldon N Hofstad D Solberg D Harward K Knud son,J R f Hn Trl elected Karen Knudson as presldent this year Andmg her were vice presldent Joyce Moore, secretary Beverly Calvert, and treasurer Margle Bauer Before each meetnng a prayer was offered by chaplarn Delores Solberg Last semes ter s officers were Jeannre Halton president, Connle Raaff vnce presrclent Flo Meehlhause secretary Sharon Kaveney treasurer, and Joyce Moore Sergeant at arms A seml formal dance was one of highlights of the year Others were a skatnng party a sensor farewell andapot luck supper Some of the mem bers went to a HI Trl conventlon at Fort Dodge The Holy Week services under clty wade sponsor shlp by Hn Trl were held for East Hugh at Grace Methodist Church On the lnghterslde of llfe the Informal lnltlatuon of new members was laterally a howlung success 37 , . , . , . , . . , . uf. . . . . up . 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' . . . 5 F55 LEFT ROW S Dack G Kmnaman P Scott Mr Boyer Murphy RIGHT ROW G Raabe P Mulle M Roe Thespuans are known to most East Hugh students for the one act plays whnch they gave In assembly These productions are planned and prepared at thenr monthly meetnngs Members would luke to work toward putting on a malor production of then' own Thesplans are the ones who set the ball rol lung For the sensor class plays Selection of the ploy IS often a 'ob for them and not lnfrequently they provide some of the more talented actors A sublect whlch recelves thorough study IS the work of the make up crew Important to any stage production Thespuans also explore problems of lnghtung costumes and stage properties Members of Thesplans must have had one semester of dramatlcs Those who qualufy are always very enthusiastic about theur club Offlcers Included Shnrley Dack presldent, Larry Forbes vlce president and Anne Sherwood secretary B M111er C Bennett W Davld J Bergeson J Em B B1111ard N Wmemger D Parkh11l D Jensen K erson M PFICE G Jensen P Maycock M Rowlands Stlentjes R Strozdas P McKercher I Lammers HHTIUHHL FUREHSIC LEHEUE East Hugh has reason to be proud of nts Natuonal Forensuc League It has been the leading Iowa N F L chapter an 51 and 52 When the results ofthe 53 season are known It IS a certamty that they will again rate hugh Mass Gwen Thompson the advisor was well pleased by one ofthe best years It IS expected that they will be wrltten up In the ROSTRUM natuonalpubllcatlon of N F L as an outstandung chapter There are 570 chapters lnthus natlonal honorary organs zatlon Students who quallfy for member shup recelve certnfucates whach are adorned wuth seals denotung the advancement of the member lt as the arm of mdnvuduals to advance through the degrees of Merit Honor Excellence and Dlstlnctnon The League also provides a leweled key which mdrcates the hnghest degree earned The N F L members are rated on a point system Debate declamatlon m promptu anda great number of other types of speaking offer a designated number of points East Hugh often sees one of these gifted orators appearmg rn assemblnes local bene FITS and other gatherings These are called service speeches - 1 - 1 - ll' of ' -.I 1 I I I 0 Da s 9 - 1 - , . ,. g . , . L.. ,- .. . - . . . . -. . . - ' I I . Q' u. - use I . I . - . . . . s .. . . 1 . Q . . . Q I I .ae Il Il ' ' ' o . I Il' . . . . . . . . . . I of , . . . Q, o . . . . , , , I - . . , , a I ' I , . . .- . . o . 0 fo oi -f.-......,, ,M , .M ,..-...,... , , ROW I: D. Molskow, S. Maddison, L. Burns, G. Maddison, P. Smith. ROW 2:J. Bergeson, L. Troch- tenberg, P. Anderson, M. Wickstrom, Jo Kuhler,M. Young, M. Olsen, C. Dorsey, J. Bechtol. ROW 3: B. Calvert, D. Solberg, M. Roose, S. Montgomery, B. Lindberg, M. Menter, J. Anderson, N. Wineinger, B. Cowling, N. Meinhardr, B. Link, V. Hanson, C. Jones, P. Kenderdine, N. Butcher. ROW 4: B. Na. BHllll llElllHIllS Plilllt Ut EHST HIGH The famous East High Marching Band completed another successful season under the direction of Mr. Dale Caris. Bill Miller wielded the baton and whistle of the drum major, and Paul Winkler served as first se- mester president. The marching band performed for all but one football game, providing shows appro- priate to the occasion. For the Heelan and Central games, the bands of both schools HEART formation in honor of the King and Queen of Homecoming. combined for half-time entertainment. The big event of the year was the trip to Marshalltown, where iunior and senior high school bands joined the Eastites to provide a great show for the large Homecoming crowd. Just prior to the first semester award assembly, the band staged a short concert in honor of graduating seniors. The concert band showed off for the public on March 26 and 27. ELEPHANT formation to honor our new President. LQIIUJQBJJF lr I li y Giehm, M. Turkleson, J. Moss, J Emerson Maycock, M. Price, J. Papajohn, D Loomer Hauff, D. Larson, V. Hanson, D. Bennett W vid, R. Peters, I. Clyde, B. Workhoven D bury, B. O'Harrow, B. Lembcke. P. Winkler 5: J. Rysta, C. McRae, I. Horton, M Edviar Haver, P. Larson, J. Marsh, R. Griessel M B K. Fry, G. Hull, O. Emerson, G. Arp C Ber J. Overstreet, G. Ritz, G. King, R. Dunker.J. An- derson, C. Hokanson, R. Glann, J. Hanna, K. Hau gen, M. Baker, L. Lane, C. Christiansen, N. Good now, J. Lighter, M. Kruse. ROW 6: J. Mallette, B Martens, J. DeWitt, J. Moore, B. Hardy, M. Gra ham, D. Mize, J. Olson, B. Gamet, T. Liljegren R. Theodosis, M. Roe, L. Emmerson, D. Woods I L. Jamieson, D. Brown, D. Calvert, D. David, C Stientjes, R. Gell. ROW 7: M. O'Malley, C. War ner, C. Anderson, G. Roberts, J. Little, L. Aron son, I. Arp, B. Goodwin, N. Samuelson, J. Ray mond. J. Holtdorf, P. Scott, B. Harling, K. Shell hammer, P. Haley, B. Giehm, L. Strong, B. Mil ler, G. Roberts, G. Roberts, J. Heppe, P. Petronis TRUMPET with valves thot CANNON went up and down. fbelowl . 41 1 BILL MILLER Drum Molor SEATED Martm Howell Jack Forney George Wedge Tom Chamberlm Duane Hack man Sandra Holmes Barbara Heppe STANDING Kenny Froehck B111 Johnston, J1m Brownlee Ilmmy Evans Mr Burnett 11m Forney Conn1eBr1nk, Penny Klser U HEHS UPEHHTUHS FRONT ROW Frankre Lu Sm1th Jean DeW1tt Marg1e Bauer Carol Dorsey Caroljolley Sharon Kaveney Gloria Luther Conn1eBr1nk BACK ROW Mr LCWIS Marjorre Rowlands Barbara Lxnd berg Twy1aL11-regren Jane Anderson, Sandra Holmes Flo Anne Meehlhause Gaye Roberts Bette Harward Nancy Hofstad 42 Z . ., Av- I, kk 1 , 1 . r fs , . f W ' Y , ' rs . U . 4 ,. 1 L, ' V : , I' . .',.f.', A i QQ!! 1 'A .AU ,A r X . ' ' - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 ' ' 1 I I I 1 1 9 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 o ' ' , 4. , -1 ' 1 1 , . BACK ROWJ Taylor, E Olson S Bon1f1e1d V Lxeber M Rowlands E Fos ter B Wenshvms S Crow,J Bechtol FRONT ROW L Gonzales B Dahl C Buskuk L Stowe S Whlte K Knudson,C Jansen SEATED L Hxlts, M O Malley Bonme Dahl Loss Stowe, ond Vuolet Lieber cssusf Bob Mc Cue an fhenr dolly work un the lubrory T1 1 - 1 - ' 9 - l - . ' ' - I If you have ever opened the annual room door during sixth period, you probably have seen someone tak- ing on a momentary guise of Shake- speare before writing down a line or two. You have seen staff members measuring, cutting , thumbing through files, drawing, typing, dic- tating, and doing a hundred other things. Even if you haven'tbeen near the top floor you undoubtedly have had your picture taken or been inter- viewed by one of these Jack-of-all- trades. With all of this activity, the editor, Jarvin Emerson, has quite a job, but the adviser has the voice of experience that lessens the load and pulls the staff out of endless diffi- culties. This year that position was filled by Miss Marjorie Engelbrecht. HHHUIH H UIHITTEH IHEHIUHU UF UUUR SUHUUL THE PHOTOGRAPI-IERS:Jim Forney, Glen Arp, Bob Schlag, Roger Leff and Larry LePorte, crowd into the dark room. Karen Knudson 11m Brownlee arust Ierrx Johnson and Bo Clem ir 'mfr'-r' is X-v 1 -910 v .4 f Carol Dorsey, fall editor, mid-year fea- tures writergRoger Currier, fallsports edi- torg Nita Frey, features editorg Oliver Ny- gard, fall business manager. A long nose finds lots of news . This is the motto that drives the TOMAHAWK staff toward their two main purposes: to give East High students recognition for their ac- complishments in and out of school and to promote good public relations with the students' parents. Pleasing arrangement of pages makes up an important part of the goal the paper strives to reach each time an issue is put out. New reporters second semester were Shirleen Smith and Ilene Heck . Bob Workhoven was signed up as an ad salesman, and Bill Gamet as sports writer . Jim Hall, ad salesman in the fall, was promoted to bus- iness manager at mid-year . The staff do their own work with assistance from Miss Kreutz, who doe s the proof-reading and ably givesadvicewhena problem arises. TUMHHHWK HTHE PHPER FUR UUU HHD UUUH PHREHTS, TUUH STANDING: Bob Mesmer, fall sports writer, mid-year sports editor, and Beverly Emmick, fall reporter. Shirley Garretson, reporter. Barbara Bentson and Darlene Weihe, fall associate editors, mid -year co-editors. Barbara Wenslivitis, typistg Nancy Samuel son, fall reporterp June Jensen, typist. STUDENT llllllllllll LEHTTS STUDENT TTCTIVITIES TOP ROW E Morley B Wegher R Lottrldge K Roose D Olson G Aalfs D Parkhrll G Luther Shellhammer B Clem J Houtz V Valerka M S McClure SEATED B Swanson B Johnston A Clarke D Swearlngen B Mesmer MIDDLE ROW Sherwood P DeLap B Harward P Kxser P Rem M McManamy S Lohner C R1affM Bauer M be N Wlnelnger R McIntyre Followung the leadershup of Ed Morley the frrst semester Student Councnl last to operate under the class offlcer home room representatuve set up performed nts work ably and efflclently Biggest accomplish ment for the year was the record crowd at the school party Another outstanding achlevement was thepubllcatlon ofa school directory, which was largely the work of a commuttee headed by Bette Harward Other Council protects Included a party for newcomers to East Hugh dl rectlon of Homecoming actlvltles col lectlon of canned goods for a Chrlstmas gift to the poor and promotion of the sale of all athletic tickets Fxrst semester Student Councll offrcers were Ke1th Shellhammer treasurer Connre Rraff secretary Ed Morley presrdent and Bob Clem vrce pres1dent 0- 1- ll- 1 . . .. ,. ,. . 5- ,.',. 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': . - Sfllllllll SElllESlEll Slllllflll lIllUlllIll REUHBHHIZEU ...Q TOP ROW R Lottndge J Mahrt C Smrth M Shearer R Strozdas D Jorgensen W Shuck I Anderson K Shellhammer A Brown MIDDLE ROW B Harward D Harward M Bauer C R1aff P McKercher N But cher J Lrghter M Boe C Jones FRONT ROW P -Q Sheffreld P Haley J Anderson, N Wrnexnger M Kruse D Olson B Llnk K Haltz S Brown E Mor ley M Mosler and C Brmk were absentwhenthe prcture was taken Ron Lottrndge was elected presudent by a voluntary votmg system whuch was used for the furst tnme by the student body Students who wanted to be members of the Councnl cnrculated petntuons to be sugned by at least one thurd of thenr classmates Those who wanted to vote appeared at the polls nn the lnbrary on electron day The vnctoruous candndates scheduled a study second period so that the Councll could meet for one hour each Monday Also elected to the honored cabunet were Marv Shearer and Donna and Bette Harward At the top of the prolect lust was the talent show, which the Student Council fnnanced and produced very ably Other prolects were the ponntang of door num erals, thewall cleaning lob, and sponsor mg the school party S TU DEN T COUNCIL OFFICERS Treasurer Marv Shearer Secretary Donna Harward Vxce Presxdent Bette Harward and Presxdent Ronnle Lottrldge 47 SlUllElll SUUHSIL DOES SPRING SLEHHIHG The members of the student directory com Doctor Willis Sutton the lovable mittee Bette l-larward Judy Bechtol and Karen southern gentleman from Atlanta Knudson are hard at work over theur prolect Georgia ns shown conducting per sonal conferences The other members of the committee are Nancy Wunemger Don Jorgensen Jim Mahrt and Connie Brunk 48 A The wall cleaning committee headed by Ed Morley is shown here busily at work. 11 ' S HS DH SUTTUH S V T ,au-. Dr Wnllns Sutton full of gokes talks to the faculty Members of student councul lnsten ottentnvely to Dr Sutton during has vlsat ws tm them PUHSU ' ISI I t fgff . to it .IM ' . 9 1 N 7.7 K A . t eff? .. 4' S 4 s 1 1 4' 49 VARIETY TIME BAND played several popular numbers accompanied vocal soloists and played for the finale lllHllIlIUllHl llllflll SHlllll HEPEHTS SUCCESS The third annual VARIETY TIME was presented February 26 and 27 Nearly ccl pacity crowds enloyed the thirty seven acts Some acts were presented only one night to year enloyed the comfort of reserved seats A faculty committee headed by Miss Edna Wllllamsand Mr Milt Delzell aided CHLOE was the oblect ofa great search as Ed Morley Bill Muller and Ned Jackson the student council on such committees as talent tryouts publicity and tickets Approximately one hundred stu d e n ts filled various capacities From stage crew two performances successful Pat Sheffield served nn the capacity of Student Director and General Chairman TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUESBE LOW THE SEA was the title as Bud Hardy and set forth Wayne David acted out their play ll II 0 a I I ' ll ll ' ' . - I . . . . allow more participants. The audience this to general chairman, all helped to make the . I . . . . . , . ll ll ' II . . .. . I l 50 A MIGHTY PRETTY WALTZ turned out to be the funale number Rod Mclnfyre was solousf and the walfzers were Sandra Macldnson Bob Clem Mona Roose Aushn Farley Jane Ancler son Duck Wenham Beverly Gnehm ancl Carl Bennett Joan Ruffand Doc Wenham remnnusced as they sang WONDERFUL WASN T M C s Ron Sfrozdas and BnllMullerlcepHhmgs mov un Performing af The Teddy Bear s Pucnuc were Jenny Lnghter MGYIOD Kruse and Janice Rysfa I n g n n g N O NO l OOO TIMES NO were Mona Roose Delores Sol berg and Beverly Calvert X! -Iwi 51 Il ll I 9 , . I I 1 1 - I 1 - . . ll I f IT n n . . . . . n I - - n . . I . . . . ,I S I 1 A n I I I - . -. :' - S rl :flun- .-H-:I , 111:-.',' ' f 1..- 5.1. , ' ,I v ' I . .-. .'.f'f' -'bf' l illllgl' T .-..'- ,. '. -, gvfnii CUUHCIL SPUHSUHS TUHHEU THUT Xb 4 L T -4 if present at the party. uf Gary Aalts, Bob Lembcke Jess Lang Betty Gruis, and LaVonne Lane buy Turkey Trot tickets from Mr.Cclrlson and Miss Evans The party was planned and carried out by the Student Council, with seven committees working out various details Clarice Ulvog and Bob Cowling engoy bowling, one of several games offered Party goers had their choice of ping pong basket ball, putting, checkers or evengoing to the movies. All but movies were located in the lunch room, where many students gathered Larry Leporte and Jana Rygh were chosen King and Queen of Turkey Trot They reigned over approximately 250 subgects who were H PHHTU llIllH FUH FUR Hll Q ,invis- Dancnng was the favornte dnversuon of most students at the party Bob Hack and hrs band furnished the music Japanese lanterns were the only decorations as the student body voted to spend their money for a band Instead of for decoratnons Sheulafflnnlcenbeard and Martin Howell show theuradeptnesswnth :ce tongs as they The mornnng after the nnght before race to the flnlsh llne with thelr balloon fnndsBobClemand Jarvun Emerson teorung Ron Strozdas M C d the untermussuon down the decoratuons and cleaning up the entertaunment gym if 2-QW 45' 'film ..,,,5-Q-.N +... 5Ili.,. 53 I . Q95 Y. I I 9. sv' s If , . r,- Q31 4-A , K f , : +' . t U Es I 'Et ,Q 7x . is , if! 7 4.2-I2 . .Hays t A .,., 7 .' - l 55-I IWW? 'SMU A 'S' We AFFIRMATIVE TEAM M Price F Smrth D Parkhxll G Jensen N Wmexnger I Emerson W Davld I Lam TTTCIS The debate and speech students had an other busy season with therrvarrety of num erous activities ln the fall ofthe year the students entered various contests and did service speaking Marvm Price won a one hundred dollar scholarship in the l Speak for Democracy contest DenmsJensen, Bull Miller Jarvin Emerson, and Paul Maycock presented aradro panel on How ns Democ racy taught in East High? Kay Stnentles, Marlorue Rowlands, and Nancy Wunemger participated in the WNAX radio forum and were later asked to be on the new television station KVTV Service speakrngwas usually designed to promote the sale of Christmas seals or some other worthy cause Shortly after Christmas vacation the i953 debate topic, Resolved that the At lantnc Pact Nations should Form a federal umon, was announced From then on de bate studentswere busy planning their cases and looking inbooks, magazines and news papers, for evidence to back them up The first meeting was held at South Dakota University No team places were awarded but individual ratings were given Paul Maycock and Beth Billiard received DEBHTEHS HBHIH superior ratings In discussion, while Nancy Wnnemger, Duck Parkhull Gretchen Jen sen, Jarvin Emerson, Kay Stuentles, Carol Jolley Bull Muller, and Ron Strozdas earned excellent ratings rn the same event Gret chen Jensen and Nancy Wrnernger received excellent ratings lnreadlng recital and pub lnc speaking respectively The debate team won ten of sixteen rounds The Storm Lake Speech Conference was the next tournament in which East Hugh participated At the end of activities it was learned that Beth Billiard and Kay Strentles were outstanding participants and were chosen to appear un a final panel Gretchen Jensen was also chosen for a final radio panel Superior ratings In discussion and debate wentto Beth Billiard, Dennis Jensen, Gretchen Jensen, and Marvm Price Excel lent ratings In discussion and debate went to Wayne David, Jarvin Emerson, Dick Parkhnll, and Kay Stienties. Excellent rat ings in discussion were earned by Marlorie Rowlands and Frankie Smith while Carl Bennett and Nancy Wineinger received ex cellent ratings in debate. UUHLIFU r rv: ,bl i -v ll. gag! wi'-in ' 4 4 I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' I . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . I 0 -D . . I, . . . ll . . . . . . . - . . . . . , . . H . - ' u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . 0 . . f - ' ' . ' . ' ' . . . . , , . . . . . , H . . . . , . . . H . . . . I A week later the team uourneyed across the state to Cedar Rapuds to the Coe College Hugh School Speech Meet The East Hugh debaters won sux often rounds to tue for thurd place agaunst some of the toughest compe tutuon un Iowa Paul Maycock earned a super uor ratung un duscussuon and excellent un after dunner speakung Kay Stuentues rated excel lent un poetry readung Meet, whuch was held at Algona, E st de baters qualufued for the state meet by wunnung thurd place Marvun Pruce ranked superuor un raduo speakung and Gretchen Jensen excel lent un poetry readung to qualufy for the state funal un these events UR Sllllt lUllllllHlllElll Muss Thompson plays back a wure recordung for speech students Kay Stuentues and Duck Parkhu II After the end of debate season the class agaun settled down to servuce speakung and other class prouects As has been a custom for the past few years the class entered the Knughts of Pythuas contest on HughwcuyCourt esy So another busy year of speech events drew to a close NEGATIVE TEAM C Bennett K Suentues D Jensen B Bulhard M Rowlands B Muller P Lehman P May cock a , . , U O -I Yah . . . . j . ln the Iowa Forensic League Eistrict l n c 55 1 I les'- ' W'- UHCHESTHH PRESENTS VHHIEIJ BTANDING Mr Van Der Mateu J Olsen D Muze M lxllller B Clem S Hadley I Lockard I Prxmmer Haley R Janson SEATED P Scott I Lane k I Bergeson O Ixygard B Calvert I Bechtol J Hxlton SIILHIJCS K Lmdblade E Nleshberger P Brook D Solberg S 5 ,I X I I n N I Ln 3x X . ' 7 .4412 55-A ff' I q N J! ll A Q. ,lv i - -Y , t , , 4 fl M IM B 8 A ' ff' . X of ,-. ' E l Q F 1? N I-:Ein J M - 55' - ' X :JN f-1 .Lf 'ff if ink V f lllllll Ill lllHDIllUllHl llllllllilll STANDING--B. Goodwin, J. Jensen, J. Arp, J. Miller. SEATED--C. Dorsey, B. Lindberg, P, Jordan, M. Olsen, C. Bennett, D. Hazard, B. Billiard, A. Hauff, S, Mc- Clure, V. Hanson, D. Loomer, N. Butcher, G. Jensen, The orchestra members had a tough assign- ment this year--improving upon the orchestra of last year. Mr. Van Der Maten's experienced direction and untailing interest brought out the best in new and old members alike, however, and the concertwas heralded as the best in East High's history. Some ofthe selections which contributed to the listening pleasure were Valse Ly ri c, Ma nha t ta n Serenade, Oodles of Noodles, and the Huckleberry Finn Overture. East High's double string quartet played for the Red Feather Banquet and for National Education Week Open House this year. Members are Janice Primmer and Kay Stienties, viloinsg Susan Hadley, viola, Karen Lindblade, cello, Frank Van Der Maten, director! Beth Billiard, cel log Dorothy Hazard, violag Mary .lane Miller and Edith Meshberger, violins. D. Brown, J. Anderson, C, Stientjes, S. Lagan, R. Gell, M. McCue, B. O'l-Iarrow, B. Lembcke, P. Winkler, K. Brown. .1 II I Chour l under the experuenced durectuon of Mr Isemlnger provldedEastHnghand other publ IC organnzatuonswuth much Interesting en tertannment thas year Varnety was added by small groups such as Swrng Quartet Gurls Truo Boys Quartet and by numerous solousts The entlre vocal musnc department cooperated nn the presentation of Autumn Moods cz mrs cellaneous program offered to the public on November I3 and I4 The most popular songs used by the chour thus yearwere ' No Man Is an Island Gandy Dancers Ball My Ideal ana Let Down th Bars O Death Prestclung over busmess offanrs of the chour were Roland Langley presudent and Jeanune Halton, vnce president Gary Heslop was stu dent conductor B Grehm I Moore C Anderson M Jones B Wet sensee M McCue R Wenham M Clarke B McCue THIRD ROW G Isemmger T Ltljcgren A McLarty S Gates D Loomer S Kaveney E Htlls P DeLap I Barker P Mttlle C Tuttle G Heslop P Wrnkler BECOND ROW I Rhebb P McKercher G Luther Beverly Calvert Rtta Murphy Connte Rtaff Pat De Lap Iantce Prrmmer at the ptano M Walden F Meehlhause A Smith R Leff G Tratner BOTTOM ROW B Palmer N Heslop J Prtmmer B Calvert N Frey M Prochello M Roe C Rlaff K Plantcnberg M Bauer Iudy Bechtol ptamst . I . . . ' I . I . , . , . I I ' I - ' I Il ll I 'N 2 ' r: :l at ' H ' I I e 'I 1 U l 4 - I I ' , , . I . I . I - TOP ROW--J. Arp, G. Jensen, R. Janson, M. Olsen, S. McGee, B. Lindberg, E. Meshberger, D. Hummel 1 Susan Hadley, Gretchen Iensen,.Ruth Janson, Beth Billiard, Paul Winkler, Richard Wenham, Ma Delores Loomer, Dolores Solberg, Beverly Giehrn. 01851. .TSl'liC9 Pflmmef- TOP ROW--R. Strozdas, K. Kading, G. Raabe, C. Stol berg, M. Shearer, B. Burg, G. Roberts, I. Anderson, L. Pedersen, C. Jolley, G. Roberts, M. Rowlands, A Sherwood. THIRD ROW--R. Gasser, D. Lange, J. Pyle C. Bennett, M. Price, A. Strain, M. Roose, S. Kamp D. Solberg, C. Jones, I. Lockard, J. Hilton, J. Prince SECOND ROW--J. Kopecky, D. Pillsbury, T. Miller I. Lubsen, B. Hornby, S. Madsen, D. Molskow, B. Good win, M. Price, A. Felton, N. Samuelson, S. Hadley BOTTOM ROW--I. Olsen, R. Langley, K. Swanson, A Farley, G. Aalfs, B. Billiard, R, Murphy, C. King, J Heppe, B. Tipton, S. McClure. rvin Price Gerald TOP ROW K Llndblade J Haag J McFadden K Pen nell D Blutt G Hrrsch G Andersen J NleKn1ght R Cross T Bohan W Traver J Krnnaman B Ben s D Fowl r D Krllam K Falke C Zebas J y THIRD ROW M Weber P Hamann C Warner A Fel ton H Jones D Larsen J Zook D Jorgensen R Hos tetler D McArthur K bhellhammer M Howell D te J Costello M Mrnton G Case M Swanson CHUIH H TOP ROW P Kapfer M Closson D Larson D Wrd L Lane K Hartz R De Stlgter K Carlson Bunch L Aronson E Schmrdt J Clancy J Kemp ton D Lange W Shuck A Schanke N Jorgensen D Kadlng J Anderson E Wrlcox P Yakabowsky THIRD ROW M Harrrs K MCIIVHID P Helmbetker P Prrnce K Hahn R Thressen S Ebbensgaard D Gregalunas G Lorenien J Johnson B Davrs L Pow uer rown ner M s J SECOND ROW L Gonzalez M Roberts S Dunn G Larsen S Reed L Fredette G Lyman J Brown J Coon J Muston J Thomas F Howell N Loker J Smrth N Harrls J Rygh BOTTOM ROW G Martrn dale M McManamy P Frtzgerald J Danala B Swan son H Holdcroft M Hrll T Chamberlrn J Baker J Bales R Theodosrs A Fulton M Anderson Collum J Ohl N Myers D Olson SECOND ROW E Hrll S Lohner Y Smrth B Larson W Weber D Walker K Haugen C Smrth M Mosrer V Peter son J Hanna E Verdoorn G Gunderson K Peter son M Krnney C Chamberlrn B Benton BOTTOM ROW 5 Clark C Krnnaman M Srmmons E Thomas H Zarc M Turkleson C Brrnk T Shrnkle P Moul J Davrs J Rodgers D Par hrll E Loker Jansen D Wrlson S Phrllrps , . . , . - ',4 . y . , .ll' .- , 1 - in - 1 - v - 1 ' Prim.. ..I' , . ,',. . 'V' ' ' ' u 1 flel' , . . D, . : , . . N ,4 I , . , . , F- - , ., l ', -. . l , ' . . , U . , . .- . , J .. , , I , . .v .I . I . - I tO'l'1, I- I l' v - L I ., - 1 T . - I D , C- ell, D.St , A.B .D.M'l ,J. os. .Mc- ' , . ' , . ' ' . 60 Members of Spamsh Club enloya typucal Mexncan holuday cel ebrahon breakung the pnnafa Thus fume the bowl of candles us encased un a paper monkey nmporfed from Mexico TOP ROW K Baker A Smrth M Kolvek M Closson I Brody J Ry sta A Felton THIRD ROWJ S1mons,P Haley, D Hummel M Mm ton M Baker D Denn1ng,K Kron SECOND ROW C Janson,M Wal den I Barker D Cakebread C McRae M Swanson, Mrs C Heffer man sponsor BOTTOM ROW R Th60dOS1S A Fulton J DeW1tt C Dorsey, K Knudson, R Cakebread J Ruff FUTURE UUHSES 61 STUDENTS T lif!X QQ X 'N ,, ,P .L I 4 ' ,IIA . Q v ,XX , X , Xi ,iigejof-5-. Yfgy ,bv My. xx 4- QS.:f-.--1.15 . . w -. , xX 2 o x A A . ,ew , ez 8' Dancing to Bob Hcfcb s musnc Coke party before the prom On the balcony of the Bellevue JHHUHHU HIID-UEHH HIHUTHEH IS H FRESHIIIHIV' Mother guve scho lorsh u p s back the Cost returns for curfam co Col lege boys surround Mother ww NX' rtmwmnnnq 65 'T V i I 0 . F N 4 ,gf Li X wnfq Q W, Y r yr ,K X5 . ' r ,rl , f' W 'j s E Ar za yu-fr r , . r , E' u i I ' EJ r M A 'A E . is-I K K1 K Q wk rj ,X 7, ,. 2 . : - 4. MM MY-. ro y 11, , . ' ,A t X ' A-A B 5.5, ,. 5 1, 'KB E.- . - f K, 7 Epi, ,N w I . Q I UH., .1 . V - U Durmg an nmpressrve commencement ceremony the class speakers were TOP ROW Jo Ann Muller Jess Lange, Marilyn Jones, BOT TOM ROW Jo Ann Taylor, Carol Jolley, and Sharley Dock M 1d yea r class officers were Gary Aalfs presxdent Anne Sherwood treasurer Shlrley McClure secretary Paul Pen tony vlce presldent 66 M 1568 HIIDUEHH GRHDUHTES GARY AALFS Senior Class President, Junior Class Presi- dent, Sophomore Class Vice President, Homecoming Attendant, Track Letter, Choir I, Golf Letter. BONNIE DAHL Library Assistant, Class Play, Music Letter, Band, Thespians, Spanish Club, Dramatics, Hi Tri JIM ARTHURS Varsity Football Movie Operator DIA NE DOW Class Play Glee Club Orchestra ARROW Staff LOU ANN BURNS Homecoming Attendant Class Play Music Letter Band G A A H1 Tri BEVERLY EMMICK TOMA HAWK Staff CRYSTAL BUSKIRK Library Assistant Music Letter Band HOWARD GERSON Choir 2 East High Chenusts KENNETH CARSTENS Chorrl Thespians Dramaucs Band Choir! G A SHIRLEY DACK Homeroom Representative Chorr 2 Glee Club G A A Thespians President East High Chemists Class Play GARY HESLOP Homeroom Representative Junior Class Vice President Homecoming Attendant Sopho more Football Music Letter Choir I 67 JANICE HEPPE , ' , , ,A,,G-Y. ESTHER HILLS Chou I MARILYN IONES Class PlayCast Cho1rI Thesp1ans Sparush Club G Y H1 Tn IEA NINE HILTON H1 Tn Presrdent Chou I V1ce Presrdent Swrng Qumtet Orchestra Secretary Home commg Attendant Usher G A A treas urer Class Play Homeroomkepresentatrve Mus1c letter and Chevron G Y G A A Chorrl Orchestra JOHN KOPECKY Football Letter Varsrty Basketball Class Play Musrc Letter Band Member Swrng Band Cho1rI Orchestra RUSSELL HOXIE Chou 2 CHARLES KREYMBORG LAURA HUFFMAN Glee Club East Hrgh Chemrsts H1 C JESS LANG Class Play East I-hgh C h e m1 s t s Spanrsh Club Debate CAROL IOLLEY Usher Lrbrary Assrstant Class Play Band Choir I ROLAND LANGLEY Sophomore Class President Homecoming A tt en d a n t Class Play Music Letter and Chevron Band Choir I-President CAROLE JONES Music Letter, Band, Choir I, Thespians, Spanish Club, Dramatics, G-Y, Hi-Tri. BOB LEMBCKE Music Letter, Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, 68 ff SHIRLEY MC CLURE Homeroom Representauve Sen1orClass Sec retary Homecorrung A tt e n d a n t Usher MUSIC Letter Cho1r I Orchestra Spamsh Club H1 Tn ELAINE OLSON Lrbrary Ass1stant Cho1r2 Thesprans G H1 Tn IOANNE MILLER Class Play Musrc Letter Cho1r 2 Glee Club Orchestra G Y JIM O MA LLEY NEAL MISCHO Homeroom Representauve H1 Y SYLVIA PAPPAS Lrbrary Ass1stant Cho1r 2 Thesprans G Y H1 Tn RONNIE MOORE Golf Letter H o m e r o o m Representauve Semor Class V1ce Pres1dent Homecomrng Attendant Football Letter Track OLIVER NY GARD Vars1ty Football Track Letter Class Play MUSIC Letter Cho1r 2 Orchestra TOMA HAWK Bus1ness Manager ILA PETERSON MARY LOU OLSEN Class Play Mus1c Letter Band Pep Band Chorrl Orchestra G A A Sparush Club H1 Tn GORDON RENN 69 Q9 an 'Vu Vs PAULPENTONY ' ns- . A 'Q' I 'Sw .- . sf xx! X GAYE ROBERTS Usher, Class Play, Music Letter, Band, Choir I, Glee Club, G,A,A,, Latin Club, G-Y, Hi-Tri. JOANN TAYLOR Ltbrary Asslstant Chou 2 East I-hgh Chem tsts H1 C Llbrary Club MARY JA NE ROE Usher Class Play Musrc Letter Band Chou I Glee Club Thesplans H1 Tn DAYLON WADE Homeroom Representanve F ootb a ll All C1ty Team Sophomore Track Class P ay df' ANNE SHERWOOD Senlor Class Treasurer Juntor Class Secre tary Class Play Cho1rI Glee Club Thes plans Sparush Club PAUL WINKLER MOVIE Operator Class Play Band Prestdent Musto Letter and Chevron Pep Band Swtng Band Chou I Boys Quartet Orchestra Student Dlrector HARRY STILL TOM WOUFF Football Letter Track 70 ' JUHE ULHSS UFFIUEHS LUUH HHEHU Rx' Senuor class offncers assumed poses approprnate to Connne Ruaff hopes to be a receptuonlst Treasurer Bette Harward plans an offuce career wants to operate a comptometer College bound Vnce President Duck Wenham and Presudent Ed Morley antncrpate campus fun portrayed nn college annuals A AJ 71 'V . X I the future each has planned for himself. Secretary . I F - I . . . . . . it ll s gs. 1 all r 1 ll x 'A R o A , S , pc? .V xt f' Xx JUNE GHHIJUHTES CHARLENE ANDERSON Band Chorrl G A A Pres1dent H1 I1 CARL BENNETT Mov1e Operator Mus I Orchestra N F L IA NE A NDERSON H o m e ro o m Representauve Homecommg Attendant Usher Cheerleader Musrc Let t e r C h o 1 r I Orchestra treasurer Lat1n Club H1 Tr1 BARBARA BENTSON 1 Q 1C Letter Band Cho1r Cho1r I TOMAHAWK Co Edrtor JOYCE ARP MUSIC Letter Band Cho1r I Orchestra Laun Club H1 C RICHARD BIEGLER Cho1r 2 H1 Y BONNIE BAKER G A A , H1 rr BETH BILLIARD H o m e r o o m Representauve Homecommg Attendant Lrbrary Assrstant Cheerleader Musrc Letter and Chevron Cho1r I Sextet Orchestra G A A Laun Club N F L Presrdent and Secretary Debate H1 Tr1 MARGIE BAUER H o m e r 0 o m REPICSCHIBIIVE Homecoming Attendant Usher Cho1r I Spamsh Club Dramatrcs G Y Secretary H1 Trl BEVERLY BLACK Cho1r 2 Glee Club G JUDY BECHTOL Lrbrary Assrstant Musrc Letter and Chevrons Band Pep Band Swmg Band Cho1rI Ac compamst Orchestra G A A Lat1n Club 7' x at-fi! an G Y I XY X H1 Tn Lrbrary Club Lrbrary Letter and Chevron PHILIP BROOKS Musrc Letter Orchestra 72 RICHARD BROWN Q 'W Musrc Letter Band Pep Band Swlng Band Orchestra Track ROGER CURRIER Homeroom Representatrve Sophomore Foot ball MOVIE Operator TOMAHAWK East Hlgh Chemlsts BEVERLY CA LVERT Homecomrng Attendant Musrc Letter Band Chorr I Orchestra G A A East H1ghChEl'1'l1SIS H1 Tn G1r1s quartet CAROLYNE DEAN Band Chou' 2 JERRY CLANCY PAT DELAP Homeroom Representauve Musrc Letter Chou I G A A East H1ghChem1sts Lann Club BOB CLEM Student Counc11 v1ce presrdent Homeroom Representatrve Homecormng Kmg Boys State Football Letter Sophomore Basket ball Track Letter Chorr I Orchestra ARROW Busrness Manager Latrn Club DOUG DELZELL H o m e r 0 o rn Representative Homecomlng Attendant Footba11A11 Crty Team Basket ball Letter Sophomore Track PHIL CLINE Mov1e Operator Chorr 2 East Hrgh Chem ISIS, SHIRLEY DOLPHIN Chotr 2, G,A,A,, Thesprans. SHEILA CLINKENBEARD Chou 2, H1 Tn. PAT DUNN 73 JARVIN EMERSON Homecomrng Attendant Varsrty Football Basketball Letter Track Letter Musrc Let ter Band ARROW Ed1tor Latm Club N r L HM HA LL HAWK AUSTIN FA RLEY Homeroom Representatrve Track Letter Movxe Operator Chorr I JOHN HA NNA ,,,, Track Mov1e Operator Musrc Letter Band East H1Uh Cherrusts RICH GA SSER Sophomore Basketball Sophomore Track Band Chou I tre a su r er Sparush Club presrdent VONLEE HANSON Band Chou 2 BEVERLY GIEHM HomeroomRepresentat1ve Musrc Letter and Chevron Band Chou I Sextet Orchestra G A A Latrn Club Stung octet Stung quartet BETTE HARWA RD Homeroom Representauve Jun1or Class Secretary Sophomore Class Secretary Homecomrng Attendant Usher Letter Cheerleader Band Glee Club G Y H1 Tr1 G A A Secretary treasurer Student Counc1l VICE presldent BARBARA GOODWIN MUSIC Letter Band Cholr I Orchestra G A A Lat1n Club H1 Tr1 DONNA HARWARD Hom eroom Representatlve Homecomlng Attendant Band Chotrl Glee Club G A A G Y H1 Trl Student Counc1l secre tary , su SA N HA DLEY ' R' i Musrc Letter and Chevron, Chorr I, Sextet, Orchestra Presrdent, East Hrgh Chernrsts, Laun Club, Dramatlcs ANNE HAUFF Musrc Letter, Band, Cho1r 2, Orchestra, G A,A , Laun Club, H1 Tn, 74 Homeroom Representatrve Track TOMA 'nf :-exg l saga Uk' 'Qu A Mfg x. NANCY I-IOFSTAD Homeroom Representative Usher Library Assrstant Chorrl G A A Sparush Club G Y H1 Trl GRETCHEN JENSEN Musrc Letter ChOll'I Sextet Orchestra N F L Debate JIM HOLTDORF Movte Operator Band Pep Band JUNE JENSEN MUSIC Letter Cho1r 2 Orchestra TOMA HAWK G A A LYNNE IVENER NANCY JORGENSEN Cholr 2 Glee Club NED JACK SON Sophomore Basketball Track Letter Band Spamsh Club K KEITH KA DING Homeroom Representatrve Football Mana ger Sophomore Football Track Chou I 6 RUTH IA NSON Cho1r I Glee Club Swmg Qumtet Accom pamst Sextet Orchestra H1 Tn SHARON KA VENEY Homeroom Representauve Usher Musrc Letter Chorr I G A A Vrce presrdent Spamsh Club G Y I-I1 Trl treasurer DENNIS JENSEN Q Q Homecommg Attendant Boys State Foot ball Letter Sophomore Track Chou 2 N F L Debate LARRY KELTING F o o tb a 11 Sophomore Basketball Track Chorr 2 H1 Y 75 t' Q A y I i 1 p t , . - 'C' N 44 r,.11 If , , - , A 4 C A jf' . ' ' . G ' , ' . ' .4 ' if i 4 i CLAUDETTE KING Homeroom Representatrve Cho1r I G A G Y H1 rr LARRY LEPORTE ARROW Staff East Hrgh Cherrusts Laun Club GLORIA KINNAMAN Chorr 2 H1 C VIOLET LIEBER KAREN KNUDSON Horneroom Representauve L1brary As ISIBHI Band Cho1r2 ARROW Staff G A A East H1ghChClTLlSIS secretary Spam sh Club G Y H1 Tr1 Presrdent Red Cross TWYLA LILIEGREN Usher MUSIC Letter and Chevron Pep Band Chorr I Swrng Quartet Orchestra Thes prans H1 Tn MA RY JANE LAFRENZ Orchestra JUDY LOCKARD Musrc Letter Cho1rI Orchestra G A A DUA NE LA NGE Varsrty Football Track Cho1r I H1 Y DODORES LOOMER Band Cho1rI Sextet Orchestra G A A H1 Tn RAY LECKBAND 6 N RON LOTTRIDGE Student Counc1l Pres1dent Sophomore Class Vrce Pres1dent Homecommg Attendant Football Letter Basketball Track Chotrl 76 l .. , A. , - , '-T '. 15: . . . 'F I ' Y I U l 'I - . - - . . t p I y p Q 9 Q I . I U I I U ll . . Q g A 5 ilu, t - X ', , A U4 1 . . t n vii i ' . ,f 13 f I I I ' JIM LUBSEN H o m eroo m Representative, Homecoming Attendant, Boys' State, Basketball Letter, Sophomore Track, Choir I, Latin Club. KAREN MA I-IAN ALVIN LUTHER East High Chemists, PAUL MAYCOCK Musrc Letter Band Pep Band East Hrgh Chemrsts Presrdent Debate BILL LYMER Homecormng Attendant Football Letter Track ELO ANNE MEEHLHAUSE I-Iomecomrng Attendant Usher Mus1c Letter Band Chorr I Secretary Swrng Quartet G A A LatmClub G Y H1 Tr1 Secretary BOB MCCUE Homeroom Representauve Football Letter Chou I PHYLLIS MHLLE Musrc Letter Chorrl G A A Thesprans MARILYN McCUE Muslc Letter Chorr I East I-hgh Cherrusts Latm Club BILL MILLER Homeroom Representa uve Sophomore Foot Musrc Letter Band Drum Major Pep Band Swmg Band Choxr 2 ARROW Staff N F I-I1 SHIRLEY MA DSEN H o m e r o o m Representauve Homecomrng Attendant Musrc Letter Chou I G Y as ' TED MILLER Track Letter Chou I 77 . Q . , u if f is 1 I ' 1 ,K f ball, Basketball Manager, Sophomore Track, N4 l u '- 1 n I ' A ik L., '-Y. ' 1 hz - 1 . t . 4, , . ' . ' , ' - x SHARON MONTGOMERY Mustc Letter Band Chou 2 Spanlsh Club JERRY OLSEN Band Cho1rI Boys Quartet JOYCE MOORE Band Cho1r I G A A East Hrgh Chem ISIS G Y H1 Tr1 Vrce Presrdent Sergeant at Arms JOHN OVERSTREET Football Letter Musrc Letter ED MORLEY Student Counc1l Presrdent Student Councrl Treasurer Senror Class Presrdent Junror Class Presrdent Sophomore Class Presrdent Homecorrung Attendant Football Manager Vars1ty Basketball Track Cho1r2 H1 Y LORRAINE PEDERSEN Cho1rI H1 Tn RITA MURPHY Cho1rI G A A G Y H1 Tn Thesprans DEAN PETERSEN Band CHARLES NORTON Football Letter PAT PETRONIS Homeroom Representatrve Band Chorrz Lann Club BOB O HARROW Track Letter Musrc Letter Band Pep Band ChO1II Orchestra DUFFY PILLSBURY Track Manager Movle Operator Band Pep Band Chou I East Hlgh Chemrsts 78 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1-.11 - 1-1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-I 1-- 1---1'1'1 . . 1 1 9 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'Q' '27 5. N -Q KAY PLANTENBERG Chorrl Spamsh Club G Y H1 Tr1 DON PRICE Cho1r 2 MONA ROOSE HomeroomRepresentaL1ve Iun1orC1ass Sec retary Homecormng Attendant Mus1c Let ter and Chevron Band Chou I Swrng Quartet G A A East H1ghChem1sts Lat1n Club JOAN RUFF Homecomlng Attendant Cheerleader Mus1c Letter and Chevron Chotr 2 Orchestra G A A Sparush Club H1 Tn MARVIN PRICE Band Chou I Boys Quartet NF L Debate NA NCY SAMUELSON Homeroom Representatrve Mus1c Letter Band Cho1rI TOMAHAWK G A A Laun Club H1 Tri GERA LD PYLE BOB SCHLAG ARROW Staff Chou 2 Lat1n Club PAT REMBE Homeroom Representatrve Lrbrary Assrst ant Band LARRY SCHRA DER Homeroom Representauve Sophomore Foot ball Basketball Letter Track SparushClub H1Y CONNIE RIAFF Student Councrl Secreta ry Jumor Class Vtce Presldent HomecorrungQueen Cheer leader Mus1c Letter Chotr I Quartet G A A G Y Pres1dent H1 Tn Vtce Prest dent PEG SCOTT Ltbrary ASSISIBHI Band Cho1r2 Orchestra G A A Thespxans G Y H1 Tn 79 wiki U I I I i I I 1 ' . K ' n I I I I u , t . J .a Choir I, Hi-C-Vice President. I , X . ' . . - . , . D - ' I 1 l l ' V 4 Q e 1 ' 1 - ,ef Q34 W ' TERRY SHINKLE Varsity Football, Sophomore Basketball Sophomore Track, TOMAHAWK-editor. LORRAINE STONE Choir I. 1 DON SLOWEY Homeroom Representatrve Sophomore Foot ball Cho1r 2 LOIS STOWE Lrbrary Assrstant ANN SMITH Cho1r I Glee Club Sparush Club ' RONALD SLROZDAS 6. Homeroom Representatrve Football Letter Sophomore Basketball Track Band Cho1r I NFL Debate H1Y 17,6 'QV CARMEN SMITH Homeroom Representauve Cho1r 2 Glee Club G A A ARTA JEAN TALSMA Glee Club G A A H1 r1 DOIDRES SOLBERG Musrc Letter Band Chou' I Sextet chesrra G A A Spamsh Club H 1 Chaplam CECIL TUTTLE Chorr I H1 Y CARL STOLBERG MOVIE Operator East l-hgh Chemrsts c resrdent CLARICE ULVOG East Hrgh Chemrsts 80 MARCIA WALDEN Usher Band Cho1r G Y 1 I1 BARBARA WENSLIVITIS L1brary ASSISIEIIII TOMAHAWK DICK WEAVER Varstty Football LORRAINE WHITE W' Y Ban G A A DARLENE WEIHE Homeroom Representauve TOMAHAWK co edttor MORGAN WILLIAMS Homeroom Representauve Football Letter 'V' Track Chouz H1 Y T BETH WEISENSEE Cho1r I Swmg Quartet G A A Thes p1ans Sparush Club Prestdent 3 A MARY ANN YODELIS Glee Club ARROW staff Nt-5 RICHARD WENHAM Homecommg Attendant MUSIC Letter and Chevron Cholrl Boys Octet Vlxs TROPHY CASE 81 . . ' r.G.A.A., - .H'- T'. IQ - 4354 11? , X X :Wythe L, y L ' I -N Yr. f ' no-w Kathleen Finnegan Larry Forbes Nita Frey Nancy Heslop Nancy Hlndman Jim Houfz Donna Jaynes Shirley Kamp Jack Kempfon Joanne Kobolcl Mary Lee Kolvek Jeanine Lammers Barbara Lundberg Jerry Little Bull McFadden Edith Meshberger Bob Mesmer Dick Muze Darlene Molskow Patrick Moulton Verne Moulton Don Penmngs Janice Prummer Mary Procbello George Raabe Loring Aronson Janice Barker Benny Benson Shirley Blair Mike Bradley Arvld Brown Bob Burg Eldon Burris Nancy Bufcber Marlon Clarke Marlene Closson Jean DeWitt Carol Dorsey Carol Rhebb Richard Rinehart Gloria Roberts Russell Rose Alvin Ryan Marvin Shearer Willis Shuck ii'i R Frankie Lu Smith LaVonne Taute if I qv- 'gyg K- iv 5 4 XXV Victor Valeilca ' '--2 1 1' if Dale Verdoorn Burt Wheeler Shirley White Selection of East Hugh s Sweetheart W a y n e David sparks a pep assembly 3 I5 Rush M, lk' ' janv yn. I, s 'Sl 'Q M' t X Ff ,ff at N0 N9 Shlrley Crow Marilyn Duff Lorraine Farrun Wayne Farrln Audree Felton Shlrley Fey Pat Fntzgeralcl Jack Forney Eleanor Foster Kenneth Froellch r J Rolland Frye Bull Gamet Shnrley Garretson Sue Ann Gates Ruchard Gell Loretta Gonzalez Betty Gruas Phyllis Haley Morse Hanna Veloy Hanson Guy Hempey Barbara Heppe Ellen Hull Lmda Hults Carroll Hokanson 'f41?i2 T K IM? Don Anderson Janice Anderson Barbara Benton John Bergeson Ronald Boe Shirley Bonnfleld Connie Brink Gerald Brown Q 3 Jum Brownlee Ron Carstens Tom Chamberlun John Clyde Jan Coon Slew if 10 . x , . I-ZA, 44 Ry ,- E 5 F - z' A B - . F tlll ,, V ' B B , ' pg Ay I y .. x. , 2 f,,,, 'qi if l . . dvd ll : Q -of - ' ,Q B .ftttltl 52121 , r',, 5 l ' Z lsl'fc1 fiT'x , ' -Ml! X' ' ' 1 Q l . 9 : ef Sandra Holmes Bud Hornby Martrn Howell Donna Hummel John Huser Carol Jansen Gene Johnson Jerry Johnson Margaret Johnson Pete Johnson Bull Johnston Connue Jones Pat Jordan Patsy Kenderdlne Jerry Krnnaman Qs 1-of 25? --J 'WT' fl 'C' Marcla Klser Bruce Larson Roger Leff Gloria Luther Sharley McGee Pam McKercher Ardenna McLarty Gayle Maddnson Sandra Maddlson Skup Marshall Don Menefee Marnlyn Menter Charles Muller Don Muller Mary Jane Mary Joe Muller Ed Muska Muke Morley Marllyn O Malley Barbara Palmer Duck Parlchlll Richard Peters Ron Peters Leonard Powell Margaret Pru ce 40' pal' 6' YQ Sharon Strozdas Kenneth Swanson Marilyn Swanson Rose Marne Theodosus Anna Marne Thnessen George Wedge Nancy Wineinger Robert Workhoven - iv In, 1 .lack Wyant ,g Glenn Zook Annual big wheels Bob Joyce Prince vw Pat Reeves Bob Reynders Jack Rodgers Marlone Rowlands Qc w. Phyllls Sadler Arnold Schanke Joan Schouten Pat Sheffield Keith Shellhammer ft Pat Smith Shlrleen Smith Kay Stuentles Dorns Stowe Ann Strain Di 1-0' ir- f R Og 2-ar ,-. and Jarv Celebrate Homecom- QUINTET: Beth Weisensee Jeanine Hilton Mor1aRoose Twy1aLi1jegren mg trlumph Flo Meehlhause with accompanists Ruth Janson and Judy Bechtol. 86 at l Larry Dow Paul Ducommun Jlmmne Evans Allce Fulton Nancy Goodnow Jerry Grant Kay Haugen Dorothy Hazard Gerald Hursch LaVonne Lane Douglas Larsen Karen Lmdblade Elaine Loker Marlorle McManamy Carol Mlchener Marguerite Minton Jeanette Moore Martin Mosler Jeannette Moss Melvln Nelll Bruce Nelson George Newman Kathryn Pennell Stanley Peterson John Rodeen 9' fx!- Gordon Baker Marylyn Baker James Bales Beverly Bates Ronald Bates Don Bennett Marllyn Boe Richard Brewster Robert Brewster Duck Cooper Wayne Davld Loretta DeForest Shnrley DeWeese 'bf 1 4 QS 3 0'Q Y N is 3 fy it ' was, NU '35 il ni Edward Schmudt Jaclcne Slmons Chuck Smuth Ralph Smith Norma Stone Marilyn Thatcher George Tralner Wayne Traver Mary Turkleson Bull Walters Connue Warner Eugene Watts Jum Weaver Marlene Weber Darlene Wudner Mary Ellen Wllcox David Woods Jon Zook Homemakung students serve members of Mornlngslde Commercial Club 184, 5 ffgx f Y Anne SR. Ill r Gerald Andersen Harlyn Andersen Pat Andersen Jerry Anderson Don Antonette 1' rn! Peggy Appleton Glen Arp David Blutt Thomas Bohan Clayton Bramble John Brewster Annette Brody James Brooks Katherine Brown Fred Bunch Darlene Cakebread Donald Calvert Marilyn Card Gaul Case Carol Chamberlin Carmen Chrlstlansen Shlrley Clark Agnes Cllnkenbearcl lla Coul Bob Cowllng Duck Cross James Danala DeLane Davld Bull G Davis Bull L Davls N i 3' Vw- -j S N :ff Nl' fl. U K ?f5iWfEfs 'im Eu nfl Ar v- 12 AJS K is If WX Robert DeStugter Homer DeWitt Roger Dunker Sally Dunn Sarge Ebbensgaard Maralyn Edwards Robert Ellus Owen Emerson Lynn Emmerson Maureen Flnnegan Jlm Forney Davnd Fowler Larry Fredette Glenda Frntch Kelth Fry B 1 tl . L ' F' A sv A g i J b 4 A . . 3 , -jg rw -A a X F sf.. ,af 3' 4. L . , -4 H- I-'L iv' ' ' ' ff - we 1 u ' 0 I j K P l L V ' t Q7 XE' A gy J a f 2 7 . 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We an if 7 v if Larry Trochtenberg Donna Walker Joe Washburn Wilma Weber Buddy Wegher Mary WICkSlf0H1 Charles Wilder Gary Williams Ter: Williams Darlene Wilson Patricia Yakabowslcy Margaret Young Helen Zaic Carole Zebas -1 Douglas Rekenthaler Gary Ritz Glea Roberts Gale Robinson Sharon Rol Barbara Rush Jana Rygh .lanlce Rysta Ernest Savary David Shannon Ruta Shoecraft Muriel Simmons JoAnn Smith Yvonne Smith Edward Stelnfeld Shirley Stevens Carol Stnentles Paul Stolberg LaVonne Strong Duck Suter Robert Swanson Dean Swearmgen Mary Talsma Richard Thuessen Ellen Thomas -f if I vb H Work P cy LEFT UVERS Tomahawk Shots 93 Marleen Anderson 1 Doyle Baker John Baker Kay Baker Bruce Bentson Vlrglnla Blair Kenneth Brodeen Sam Brown Muna Buck Ruth Cakebread Kenneth Carlson Bob Clark Jerry Costello Robert Dahl Frank Danala Douglas Davls Robert Dean Deanna Dennlng IS-.S I Kay Falke Ardlth Felton Max Godfrey gy-f Eva Goodwin X Maxine Grant .ag ff' .X md' ki if FY k'-i'5nQ. mini-ft gf 504' 'lt' L m fr Q , ji fp 1 Duck Gregalunas Frank Hewett Harold Hoffman Howard Holdcroft Ronme Hostetler Frank Howell Gene Huffman Don Jorgensen Peggy Ann Kapfer Leo Knudson Karen Kron Helen Lafrenz Duane Larrew Pat Lehman Gary Lorenzen K, ' j F- N M ' rt , . gg -0 n 'L 9 ci - 5 Wh r . . l v I . 'lf' -f M ' l ,ff . F A . get ' .F I 1 f, : , . : l I W L 4-1 , r Q I V ' ' U if 1 ' V, j 1 iv 1 K rl, , 1 K . . 5 A V '.l ' , I V al F. V Fw. 1 ' 322. fly f 'F A no -' a t ' James Mohrt Alice Moore Norven Moss Howard Murphy Tom Murray John Muston Ronald Peterson Mahlon Phllllps James Prochelo Mary Rams Maxlne Roberts Roger Sandvold Gene Seaton Raymond Soclcnot Rolland Spencer Deanna Stnegelmeyer Betty Suknot Joe Thomas Gary Trongaard Everett Verdoorn Bonnle Watts Katherine Winkler Ervun Wolff Studylng at school nt s Inevitable' Lorry White HTHLETICS 'x LZJ fs? MMO I Wff wx WWW X ,r j'f'L. .s'f , 11- gg ,f j.: ,jz,: , ' ! -' v.,'J' . 1. X 3 X x :X 5 .9 I . Q ' ' ' J ,-, 'XJ xl ' 5 VX N Nl I Q ' llllll Sllll PEP HSSEHIBLIES ln frontof the stands and behind the team-- that is the position of our cheerleaders. These peppy gals keep the Fans yelling their loud- est encouragement for the team . The veteran cheerleaders this year were .loan Ruff Beth Billiard Jane Anderson and Connie Riaff New to the ropes were Bette Harward and Nita Frey. Mr. Dale Corus did his usual good work on the pep band this year. The members are all volunteers who really know how to make the band live up to its name They are a great help to the cheerleaders in bringing out re- sponse and enthusiasm from the crowd on our school songs and yells Joan Nita Jane Beth Bette Connie HEVIVE THHUITIUHHL SHHUUL SPIHIT HHH' HHH' The cheerleaders open a pep assembly on the new plan for ear, which scheduled the rallies for after-school hours. ,563 T78 81 Btgafin TOP ROW T Wolff B Clem O Nygard D Delzell J Houtz R Strozdas A RISISU I Kopecky M Shearer D Lange R Rlnehart MIDDLE ROW B Reynders T Mlller R Lottndge D Jensen P Pentony M Clarke G Zook D Weaver I Blake B Wegher BOTTOM ROW A Schanke I Arthurs I Hoefhng C Norton M Wllhams I Gregory B Lymer G Johnson D Wade Hl0lBHll TEHIH SHHRES CHU TITLE The coachmg staff consnsted of Mr Farrell Mr Carlson Mr Guhnn and Mr Weaver East East ost ast ost East .lim Blake Doug Delzell Most Valuable All City lst team All Cnty lst team 00 SEASON RECORD Winner Heelan Marshalltown Central Lmcoln North East Sloux Falls Daylon Wade All Cnty lst team 44 ' 7 8 7 E I3 20 E 7 7 E 7 ' 35 I3 ' 33 T a h F t' wb f - :,: 2 7 I 1 A ,Sl 'Lx' l I lift A A ll S 1 E , C F B, gfg3Q Bob McCue Bob Clem The polro shortened season rn the Snoux Cnty schools had luttle effect upon East Hugh as they emerged clty co champrons The l952 campargn for the Black Raiders was successful not only be cause they were cnty co champs butalso because they were a 100 in better team than was expected Wuth only one returnrng regular Jlm Blake the team was molded from lunlors and sensors who had lrttle prevlousexperrence Fumshlngwath two wms three losses and a tue they needed t apologuze to no one as they played hard whether wrnmng or loslng and never accepted defeat when behlnd Under the coachmg of Gene Farrell and Rudy Carlson the members of the squad showed great Improvement Thlrty one :sn t very many for a good football team but rt senough rfevery one wants to play WZ? Jerry Hoefl Ing Honorary Captarn 'D O Managers John Overstreet Kelth Kadrng Ed Morley Jam Blake goes for extra yards agamst Wxnner K, s I ,. r A Th s 1 fr lat y' i QV fi 5 ,V Q A U 1 V x v A 3 7 .L N J qs I N 0 l A 's W5 0 1 4 - E 19 . l s I l. - ' Ax 5 Q ' W . . . ' A .ae I- ' . . I . I I 9' 5 I I I 9 I D 1 J ,. Q : I . . . ' Q . ' -2 I I I O Q . . . I . I . W 101 HHIUEHS THHE Hlllllfllllllllllli llll The Raiders came through with a decrslve 44 7 wan over the Wlnner Warriors making the Homecomung week e nd successful The season shortened by three games because of poluo started off wuth a bang After an early exchange of punts East recovered afumble on the opponents 20 yard lune On the very next ploy Buddy Wegher took the ballon a reverse and scored unn olested Late nn the furst quarter B lake raced around end to the Dakotans 22 yard llne After an exchange of fumbles Blake and Wegher carrued the ball to the sux unch lune where Reynders went over on a quarterback sneak Blake kicked one of the few extra pounts of the game Three plays after the Raiders kucked off Hoeflung untercepted an aerual and went 50 yards for the score Then for the farst tnme un the game the Rander defense loosened and a Warrior back raced 70 yards for a touch down The extra point was good ending the scoring for the fnrst half T9 7 The scoring rn the second half started when Blake unter cepted a Wnnner pass and outran the Wmner defense for 32 yards for the score Wnllnams and Hoeflung carrued the ball to the three where Clem swept end for the second score of the second half Rlstau sconversuon was good Midway nn the fourth peruod Blake cracked off tackle for 41 yards maknng the score 38 7 The fnnol score was made when Dennus Jensen blocked aWlnner puntand fell on at nn the end Zone Marvun Shearer nm Houtz Bob Reynders it 'KX 5 9 ,N Q fs vate f 102 . . . ' I - I I I ' I I ' - ' I - I . - ' , . 1 . , I g I I I , I . . - I I 1 O , . iv .0 Q N ., . ,BED ,qi 1 s Ts lv, iq Rlchard Rinehart Paul Pentony Charles Norton UNE Pllllll DECIUES HEElHIl GHHIE East Hugh advanced a step toward the crty champuonshlp as they defeated Heelan Durnng the openrng moments of the game the Crusaders recovered a Raider fumble on the kickoff and promptly drove over the goal and added the extra pomt When East got thesr hands on the ball theypowered to the Crusaders 3 yard lrne only to lose the ball on downs After afew downs the Heelanntes attempted to kick from the one only to have their punter step out of the end zone for two pomts for the Rarclers Mrdway rn the second quarter the Raiders added sux more pomts for the cause as Buddy Wegher crossed the double stripe endrng a 75 yard march Jerry Hoeflung set up the touchdown on several successuve downs as he ran through over and under the mrddle of the Heelan Hugh lane Hoefllng gauned more yards on the ground than the entrre Heelan team Jlm Blake also galned considerable ground The malor weaknesses of the Raiders were fumbles and their poor showing on krckoffs The Raiders twrce stopped Heelan threats by lnterceptung passes Morgan Wu lllams Bob Reynders closes un For the tackle against a Heelan ball carrner 103 MP X. 1 Good defensnve play stops Central for no galn toward the end of the thurd quarter .4 by Tom Wolff lllHllSHHllllllllll llllP BRINGS llllflll The Raiders travelung to Marshalltown suffered their flrst defeat at the hands of the Marshalltown Bobcats The Ralders although outscored were far from bemg out played The Bob cats controlled the ball the first half leading at the half l3 to 0 The only seruous Randerthreat came on a pass from Jlm Blake to Doug Delzell The Raiders however ran out of downs The Marshalltown team pushed over theur thlrd touchdown In the fourth quarter The rest ofthe game was hughlnghted by long runs and good defense by the Raiders Blake and Bob Clem each scored for the Raiders wlth Jerry Hoeflmg addmg the only extra pomt On defense Hoeflmg and Morgan Wulllams were stand outs Marlon Clarke Ron Strozdas Gene Johnson QQ s 4 80 v9'q 104 ,lf ' f' Www.. 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T of X. , , y I ,B y is gr 31 T 9 5 F H' PN ,L is 'if 1 'Q Buddy Wegher John Kopecky Bull Lymer TTHIDEHS TIE lITTlE lllHllllllllS A team of fired up Rauders took on the Central Hugh Little Maroons with the cuty champlonshlp at stake The Ralders led for three quarters only to have a complete vlctory taken away from them by a freak break that enabled Central to tue the score The Ralders completelyoutplayed the Lnttle Maroons and only on three or four plays dad they weaken The Racder score came In the second quarter when they drove 60 yards In slxteen plays with Jrm Blake going over from the fave Jerry Hoeflung plunged over for the extra pount From then on the Maroons looked like a group of Tuttle puppleswlth theur tails between theur legs Then medway un the fourth quarter dns aster struck when the Maroons recovered theur own fumble and waltzed over Thelr try for the extra pount was good tyung and completing the score Duane Lange Raiders Rinehart Hoefllng Clem Rlstau McCue Reynders and Blake team up to clobber Central ball carrier v T 105 vslwll' 'vtgh b f l is to ll'sl f ' T T T 3' , 4' Q T T sltls f tx. 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T I ,,-,I as J P -fi HHIUEHS DHUP LHST Crty Co Champuons end successful season wrth annual banquet Jim Gregory TWU GHMES The cuty co champnons lntherr last two gamesof the 1952 campaign were beaten by Lincoln Northeast 35 7 and Sioux Falls Washrngton 33 13 Both teams were hughly regarded an their respective areas Although the Ralders were beaten quite badly they often looked very good on defense Marv Shearer and Bob McCue were standouts In both games as they led the Randers l ne Jrm Blake scored the only touchdown against Northeast on a 50 yard run Bob Reynders and Jerry Hoefllng scored agaunst Sioux Falls wuth Blake krcknng the extra pornts an both games Rauders down Winner ball carruer for no galn 106 5 A x 5 'xx '-1, , .4 i gl W' 6 wi I -, I Q I 'ff ' th ,, 4 A , ' 8 C 1 'I X I 4. . h f f yr 2 ' l .451 si A, V is ' - W' Q 4 -'f,' W I l L ' 5 1' ' 1 ' S 1 , . .1 , s I ,. I 1 s I , X vo 5 Lik 1 l ' t , . . I . l . - . . . Y 1 .Jw 5 l I I 0 .V -I f . ' ' -ks 4. , , I tu x N . 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I . . . iff? 1 W TOP ROW Coach Bob Guhrn B Prescott D Davrd I Johnson I Zook G Lyman I Washburn D Suter C Smlth E Savary B G Davrs B Hardy W Davrd Mgr MIDDLE ROW D Calvert B Cowlrng M Neill W Traver M Mosrer D Bennett W West B Swan son I Grant I Raymond D Larson Mgr BOTTOM ROW R McIntyre J Danala E Sternfeld R DeStrgter S Ebbensgaard J Weaver G Hull G Gunderson K Fry SOPHllIllllllE tlllllllllll lflllll UHDEFEHTEU ast Hee lan ast South Sioux ast Central ast Heelan ast Central ast LeMars The Sophomore football team under the direction of Coach Bob Guhm rolled over six opponents to maintain an unblemnshed record With good maternal and good coach ang the Little Raiders were well prepared for allopposrtron TheydefeatedCentral Heelan and South Sioux Cnty to become undisputed Sophomore Cnty Champions They scored l33 points to their opponents 33 The team had a varied attack which Included good passing and excellent running Jerry Lyman Don Calvert FB or Bud Hardy Chuck Smith HB QB Bob Swanson LHB Joe Washburn Jack Raymond Bill Davis Martin Mosier Jim Weaver Melvin Neill Wayne Traver E T G or or T E Bob Prescott Gordon Hull C G 107 'Un Jorvm Emerson Kenth Kodu '19 BHSHETBHLL am! x. Ron Sfrozdos N394 Jam Lubsen -X f LJ 1 Rx Morley Z1 Doug De lzel I 8'N4nf! Larry Schroder J 'K 5 ' r , ir ar I a M I-K, X iv ,H ,NF M' , X3 r fi Q I , A f, jr Q Arrr W Nl? ' , E 5, s 5 i- r K f 5 f r In x X ,J ,gg Q L, if if-T5-XM Y f Ed ' f X X , 6 f X 3 fr C5 4 A-A 2' A ' V f . ' 1 , If . :QL Q - fy X 'J -' g-v ' l V ff ' ff 1 , 3 of X ,W e, , x J A x. 9 , il Y 3 13? mQ ' r x V4 Q r r r 4. ffii Q , Y ' N- J x x ' 1 . . I Ei X-.J 33? 1952 1953 Kelfh Sbellhommer Q N-v wi, My ,-Z5-4 ,Z Don Muller lx if Jim Houfz X Q4 Morv Shearer L S Bob Reynders Bull Game? X,-ff. 2- E4 'su Jock Kempton ia 3 -J --1 I Q ' - X , - X 'X K y, H .,, 5 A A' ' .5 wfsxji. Qi .4 V V 3,7 . A fi' ' F: ' X gg- Q X' ,, . 1 xx ' X' Z : : V y YL 5 Q W :: X , .J 'gxx.g, ff -.6 X vs W- ff? 1 f - 2 V jf! f . S' 1 S g f xx N inn? X A P., Q V If , Ik X ,QF K V 5 Q, ff' -x I 5 A lf 3 g 3 I vg 2 - X I I . , ' ' x Ed Morley B111Gamet 11m Lubsen Don Mlller Kerth Shellhammer Marv Shearer J1m Houtz Ron Strozdas Doug Delzell Kerth Kadrng Jack Kempton Iarvm Emerson Bob Reynders Larry Schrader AllC1ty Guard BOB REYNDERS huts For two ogamst Heelan ast ast ast ost ast ast ost ast ast ast ast ost ast ost ost SEHSUH HEUUHD Vermnllnon Leeds Heelan Central Sac C uty LeMars Esthervu l le Vermn l I non Ln ncoln Leeds Central Heelan Suoux Falls Spencer Heelan E 44 ' ' E 44 E 60 E 40 E 51 ' East 48 Webster City E 41 E 50 ' E 38 ' ' l E 37 ' l E 46 E 57 l E 4l E 36 ' l E 44 E 36 110 'yy l.'1 ., 'fif I . 'f wif: ' W2AWllNif'2i9 , , Q. 1?f1!MfX , -W 1 K X X-5 ' a A' . 'Y 'Q if 'E - :iz Nb f 1- . if wi - if Q 1 B A late rally failed to pull the game out as East dropped the season opener to an ever strong VERMILLION five 50 to 44 .lim Houtz led Eastwith 15 as Marv Shearer col lected 12 Outshot from the floor the Raiders came through at the free throw line to wan the city league maugural from LEEDS 44 to 41 Houtz Delzell and Shearer contributed 12 10 and 9 points respectively to help East capture the tight game East breezed past HEELAN 60 to 45 to win its second straight city league game The Raiders functioned in smooth fashion turn mg in an outstanding early season perform ance Doug Delzell paced the Raiders with 26 points MARV SHEARER waits for a lump ball DOUG DE LZE LL lays one in against Webster City 2 Meeting the third city team in as many weeks East faltered and fell CENTRAL High s Little Maroons put the whammy on the Raiders and pulled out a 57 to 40 win Shearer again led East with 12 points Reyn ders and Lubsen each contributed 9 East outclassed the SAC CITY Indians while rolling to a 51 to 36 victory After a cold first half the Raiders garnered strength in the victory of the new year Doug Delzell paced East with 10 eight coming after the mid point East lost its six point lead in the final quar ter as WEBSTER CITY elced outa50 to48wun The lead changed a dozen times and was dead locked another seve n F ree throws proved the deficit as East meshed fourteen of thirty three and the Lynx collected fourteen of sixteen Shearer lead East with 10 l l I I ' I U 0 I I , . I . I u t . I . . ' . second half. The win represented the initial I I I . . I . . . - I 1 1 I The LEMARS Bulldogscompletelyoutclassed unvadung East Hugh 70 to 41 The Rauders never lecl as they found themselves down sux teen to ten thurty fuve to twenty three and fufty eught to thurty sux at the quarter marks Shearer agaun led East wuth ll East Hugh turned on the steam un the fourth peruod toslup by ESTHERVILLE 50 to46 The game had orugunally been scheduled for Dec ember but weather forced a postponement Delzell poured un 26 pounts to keep the Rauders un the game LARRY SCHRADER trues a lump shot East led only once as VERMILLION bumped the Rauders forthe second tume 49 to 38 Both teams put up a sharp defense but the Tanagers were able to hutbetter from far out Doug Delzell wuth l5 led both teams for hugh honors The Rauders fell behund early un the furst quar ter and never threatened as LINCOLN low ered the boom 59 to 37 Strozdas was hugh for East wuth I2 pounts East kept aluve uts hopes for a share ofthe Cuty Champuonshup bydusposung of LEEDS for the second tume 46 to 36 After a three all deadlock the Rauders were never un doubt as to vuctory Delzell took top scorung honors wuth I0 JlM LUBSEN huts on a fast break agaunst Webster Cuty 113 . . . . . . , . , . . . . . 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All hopes for Cnty laurels were lost as East fell fromalmost certaunvnctory to defeat CENTRAL outscored East seven to four an the overtnme to wan 60 to 57 Delzell kept the Randers together as he collected has twenty poants The Raiders playung an excellent floor game were ahead by thnrteen pounts early nn the game HEELAN shot an even 50 per cent as they handed East nts thard Cnty league defeat The Crusaders reversed an earluer defeat as they wan 65 to 4l Strozdas collected ten pounts anded by Schrader wuthnune and Delzell wnth eight A Vermulluon player attempts to block a hook Wnth Bob Reynders un command East turned to control tactncs to slow down the number one ranked team ID Suouxland SIOUX FALLS fell before the smooth functnonung Raaders 36 to 29 Reynders and Delzell each col lected eleven pomts for hugh honors East also collected more than nts share of the re bounds Uslng theur ball control tactncs and a rock rubbed defense the Rauders handed SPENCER East wnth eleven and ten respectively HEELAN spurted In the last sux munutes as they handed East a 41 to 36 dlstrlct class AA defeat Although the Crusaders led for most of the game rt looked like East mught catch up and pass them East s control style fanled to halt the Crusader offense as they hut an several lucky shots Reynders paced East wnth ten polnts by JIM HOUTZ RON STROZDAS adds two for East a 44 to 28 setback. Delzelland Reynders led l 1 14 TOP ROW Coach Bob Guhrn D Jorgensen S Peterson J McKn1ght G Andersen E Savary J Rodeen I Washburn G Lorenzen I Mahrt SEATED W Traver M Mosrer S Ebbensgaard B Davrs B Grehm R DeSt1gler D Suter B Swanson M Godfrey G Gunderson Manager SUPHUlllllllES EHHH VHEUHBEE EXPEHIEIIIIE ERNIE SAVARY lays one over the outstretched arms of two Lmcoln players 11 5 ast East ast ast East East ast ast ast ast ast ast ast ast ast ast East SEHSUH HEGUHD Vermnllron Leeds Heelan Grand Meadow Central Sac Cnty South Sroux Walthrll Le Mars Vermrllron Lmcoln Lawton Leeds Central Heelan Sioux Falls 43 Spencer 'lm 17-X A I952 CITY AND DISTRICT cHAMP1oNs TOP ROW BobGraack O11verNygard DuaneSchroeder Vleet Boyd Blakesley Jarvm Emerson Bob OHarrow Alan Flsk Fred Kruse Karl Staben Dan Emmerson BOTTOM ROW Gary Aalfs Emm1ttPl1l11ps Ned Jack MIDDLE ROW Ted Mlller Austm Farley Dave Van son Don Mrller Bob Clem Ron Peters HHIIJEHS Clllllf THHUUGH lllllH SEVEN CIHUEH VICTUHIES SEASON RECORD 1952 Triangular East 89 2 3 Heelan 34 Vermrllnon 25 3 4 Holstein Fort Dodge 37 l 2 Suoux Falls 36 East 35 l 2 Spencer 23 I 2 Tomahawk Relays East 37 l 2 Central 29 l 2 Snoux Falls 29 Slbley l9 Faurmont 18 plus 20 other teams East Central East 66 Central 52 Mussouru Valley Conference Omaha Central 80 I 2 East 6l Lincoln S C Central 36 Omaha 9 l 2 East Heelan Dual East 88 Heelan 30 Sroux Cnty Relays No pomts scored Fngured on same basls as other meets East would have won Won 2 of 5 relays Dakota Relays Al Fusk got second un mule run No pomts scored Cnty Meet East 69 2X3 Central 56 2f3 Heelan 25 2 3 Leeds 0 Drstruct Meet East 91 Central 81 Spencer 34 Esthervulle 32 V5 Heelan 30 plus seven other teams State Meet East took l4th place on pomts an 2mrle relay and 220 yard dash 116 I' ' 2 X , , ' ' X - : X I . I K I X I Central 32, plus l2 other teams. : X I K I . I I I . . 2 K I I . 511 . . , f . . : I I X I ' 0 Boyd Blakesley ir Most Valuable Fred Kruse EHST l1IIllS FIRST HIEET Coach Eugene Farrell and his 40 man track HeelanandVermilllon East rolled up 89 2 3 points to 34 7 12 for Heelan and 25 3 4 for Vermillion The Raiders swept the broad lump and discus, and placed in every event Fred Kruse led the individuals with wins in the hugh and low hurdles, broad lump, and 220 yard dash Karl Staben won the shot put and the discus Fort Dodge garnered three points in the Final race of the 14th annual Holstein relays to snatch the crown from defending champion East High Fort Dodge finished with 36 1 2 TOP ROW Doug Larson manager Sid Barnes Richard Peters John Triplett Doug Delzell Karl Staben Ron Peters Dan Emmerson Oliver Nygard Duane Schroeder Fred Kruse Alan Fisk Bob Graack Keith Kadmg John Rodeen Jerry Grant Bob Reynders Duffy Pillsbury manager MIDDLEROW Martin Mosler Ke1thShel1ham mer Jack Kempton J1mHoutz Bob Clem Don Miller 1 1 xr Captain big... 'M-if 10813 HULSTEIH CRUIUII points to 36 for Sioux Falls and 35 l 2 for a first in the mule run, with Blakesley coming in third in the same event East shattered three records to turn back cross town rival Central 66 to 52 Two records were broken in the Field events Karl Staben beat the old discus record by 10 Feet and John Triplett threw the shot 45 feet 3 inches to set a third mark Otherfirsts For Eastwere gathered by Kruse in the broad lump and low hurdles, Al Fisk inthe mile, Blakesley an the44O yard dash, and Dan Emmerson in the high lump Bob O1-Iarrow Iarvrn Emerson Ron Lottrldge John Hanna Arnold Schanke Paul Ducommun Ralph Smith BOTTOM ROW B111 Gamer Wayne David B111Lymer Ned Jackson Austin Farley Dave Van Vleet Boyd Blakesley Ted Miller Larry Schrader Emmitt Phillips Chuck Smith Harold Haver manager 117 71-4 - T4 4. I fr, ,. 1 n - - n X squad opened the 1952 season by swamping Sioux City East. AI Fisk led the Raiders with Q s 0 X 0 I 0 J 0 I 0 X f 0 c . s . u o s K I L , ' 2 I f W MILE RELAY TEAM fi A Farley T Mrller R Peters A ' ,,. ' D Schroeder 'Sf' 440 RELAY TEAM wf'3?Wi? 'f J Emerson D Emmerson B Blakesley 4? s!' A D Van Vleet B OHarrow RHIUEHS CHPTURE TUP HUHURS IH TWU BIB MEETS Six records fell inthe eighth annual Sioux City Relays No points were recorded but rf it had been scored as other meets are Eastwould have won The Raiders took two of the five relays the two mile and the medley No individual flrsts were gathered by East but medalswere given Dan Emmerson for second an the hugh lump to Kruse for second in the l0O yard dash to Staben for fourth in the Karl Staben Freld Man in the hugh lump. Three records fell as East High took the Tomahawk Relays at Cherokee for the second strarghtyear The Raiders won only two events the 440 yard relay and the discus East racked up 37 TX2 points to 291 2 for second place Central Seconds were turned in by the two mile and medley relay teams and by Kruse In the broad lump Kruse got a fourth in the TOO yard dash and in the l20 yard high hurdles, while Trrplett took fifth In the shot put and fourth an the football throw Graack was fourth In the Missouri Valley Conference held at Public Schools Stadium, East took second to a highly rated Omaha Central The winners rolled up 80 lf2 points to 61 for East East's trackmen easily won their annual dual meet with Heelan High's Crusaders 88 to 30. Fred Kruse was the individual standout, winning the high and low hurdles, 220 yard discus to Trnplett for fourth in the shot put to the 440 yard relay team for third e 880 yard relay team for second and to the mule relay team for fourth Out of a small squad that went Dakota Relays at Sioux Falls Al Fisk a second place in the mile No team points were offered t e ran to Alan Frsk Mrler dash, and finishing second in the broad lump The Raiders placed in every eventand sweptthe mile run, 440 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and the pole vault Frsk A , ::l,,g:::-Q xv.: f,-,h3aJk'HH.fE, W-rgmg, ,. . .. - A , W: ' I , r-Q,-- av- , wig Era j, ,NA :-- V fr f 1' X ' ' ' f .f ' ,W--Qt' 7 S- N T' A . , . ' , . . ' 2-q,:LfA5 , c ' V ,-.Q . 0? 13,4 fi -I ' L's kg, 1 - - . v , Sf 2 1' f ' . T , I . f . A 4 we - T t X .- I v gf 1 N ' l , . f - I 1 . fl F V .- i 1 , fA N Q , T - rr T .4 v 'r N ' A 4 4' . M, ' fx 'M' 'mff:!,,:'x ' - Q, 4 -4- . , V ,sc - .ffr,.,..r-'f I ,,,.. L J, 4 2 A. J, f:L,4.W,WJ,, . . 5' , Q M MM K VK , 3L.,,.v- M ' e , ,, 's Q-- ...Q ...V , Y . ' I S x , r 'rf F ' .1 s . 4 1 . ' ' 1 S S I ' f' , X . . . . , -f 0, S . . ' . V A .A J .N 1 f . I - I - I ' ' - ' 5 to th , F , ' . o th I I 2 ' . - I ' I V' - D- Q . . 2 ' ' I. A ' Q 4 . K 2 MILE RELAY TEAM D. Miller, T. Miller, O. Nygard, A. Fisk, B. Blakesley. If ,C Blakesley and Nygard get off to a good start in the half mile. HHIUERS CUP Cllll HHH DISTRICT LHURELS East High's Black Raiders easily won the city track championship in an outstanding evening meet at the Public Schools Stadium. A total of nine rec,ords fell by the wayside. The Raiders won five events and tied in two others, winning with 69 2X3 points, followed by Central with 56 2X3 and Heelan 25 2f3. Fred Kruse took a blue ribbon in the broad jump, 120-yard high hurdles, and tied for first in the 220-yard dash with Trentman of Central. Boyd Blakesley and Oliver Nygard placed first and second in the 880-yard run. Al Fisk, Nygard, and Don Miller took First, second, and third respectively, in the mile run. Duane. Schroede placed third in the 440-yard dash Jarvin Emerson took fourth in the 220-yard dash. ln the relays, the Raiders placed second in both the mile and the 880-yard events. Bob Graack, Dan Emmerson, and Pierson of Central tied for first place in the high jump. ln the pole vault, Emmitt Phillips placed second, while Ned Jackson and Gary Aalfs tied for third. Kruse won the broad jump, while Bob Clem placed third in the same event. Karl Staben won the discus and John Triplett followed in third place. Triplett and Staben also placed third and fourth in the shot put. East High jumped to an early lead in field events and continued to dominate to take the 1952 Class A District title. John Triplett threw to a second in the football throw and a third in the shot put. Graack and Dan Emmerson placed second and third respectively in the high jump. Karl Staben rounded out East's field victories with a blue ribbon in the discus. Fred Kruse gathered in a blue ribbon for East by breaking his own record in the l8O-yard low hurdles. His new record of :2l.6 shattered the old mark of :2l .7. Kruse's 120-yard high hurdle per- formance was rewarded by a third place white ribbon. Al Fisk grabbed top honors in the mile, and the two mile relay team turned in a blue ribbon performance for the Raiders' other two firsts. Five other seconds were garnered for the Raiders by Kruse in the 220-yard dash, byBlake- sley in the- 880-yard run, and by the medley, mile, and 880-yard relay teams. A third by the 440-yard relay team rounded out a very successful meet. Sixteen Raiders traveled to the State Track Meet at Ames. East placed 14th on points by the two mile relay team and by Fred Kruse in the 220. The relay team, Blakesley, Fisk, Nygard,and Ted Miller, placed fourth, as did Kruse. 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Westxnghouse Appliances are an outstanding ex ample of the modern homemaklng equlpment old at MOSIER SALES AND SERVICE V1s1t MOSIBFS for the apphance you need or Your Prom Coruge Ca BENNETT FLORIST Phone 6-9912 3933 Transit Avenue Compliments of GUARANTEE ROOFING COMPANY T625 East 4th Street Ferris Skaff Mgr Phone 50l37 Insulation Siding Compliments of Mornlngslde Self Serve COLLEGE INN The place to eat in Morningside Breakfast Lunch Dinner Peters Park G J Vucam Prop Servmg Smce 1915 Thallas House of Flowers Everythlng ln Flowers, Flowermg Plants and Garden Plants Vxslt Our Greenhouses Plant Section Cut Flowers West 15th 8: Omaha 2800 Davidson Office Ph 8 3595 Greenhouse 5 5541 ALL A S That s the record over the years awarded by the public in dry cleaning and laundry services by Cusack's All Garments Fully Insured. CUSACK Laundry Dry Cleaners S.F. Cusack, President and General Manager K.E . Hendrickson, Vice President and Assistant Manager E.W. 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