East High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)
- Class of 1959
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'61 S4 ' ' , M q L A -W , A an V 5, U M . A 1. .W 'Q 2' ,Q so 1+ 2-mu' 1-.' 1' 15 .gl 4 4, .ffz ,ivy .., 1.5 - Y xv, -s-v-f-. nav 'x 'V' qghd 4 - r .fa A A .. WW -Q 1.. , -iw '-I8 M gm- , Ibm, .MW , , - .-gf, ww,f, .iam L, , ...W ,x WU, -.. 5-v,--...N U we 'ww DEDICATIO We, the Arrow Staff of 1959, dedicate this year book to one of our most respected and honored teachers, Mr. James Goff. Only his work in the classroom surpasses the invaluable services rendered to the Arrow Staff in previous years. East High is 'indeed extremely fortunate in having such an accomplished person for both a devoted teacher and a sincere friend. ii 2 FOREWCRD W1th great pr1de and pleasure the Arrow Staff presents to you the 1959 yearbook We acknowledge Wlth thanks the extenswe cooperat1on on the part of teachers and students The Staff smcerelv hopesthat th1s book w1ll glV8 you pleasure x f X Z 1n the future years as well as ln the present X CGNTENTS FACULTY STUDENTS ACTIVITIES CLASS WORK HIGHLIGHTS SPORTS CANDIDS ADS gcuffy I I I '03, sq, I :Va Vs' wifAouf Cuffzuafzon, new S. M. HICKMAN Principal 6 I .145 a fiefal, Aoweuer ferfife, cannof Ae ff-uiffuf can a minal wifAouf fearn Cicero Ae, i 1-,Y l kk A 3 ,A f .v MILTON DELZELL Yi , W, I , ,.,, . ,, f.H!:' .A .WMM ,f-'AH 'faih GARTH BOYER Dramatics Speech Debate J. R. CARLSON Physical Education C. E. BURNETT Biology ALICE J . CLARK Homemaking DALE CARIS Mu sic I O LUCILE COCHRAN Homemaking Q Q :igjff Y . 5 JAMES GOFF Art GEORGE ISEMINGER Music if ED JACKSON Health H. A. LEWIS Social Studies -,M-vm I R 4. WF' uf! Affff T. jft f ' T. f 'A of g L sf WH .f,. W 'N 1 1 . E A 1 , ha-'ylfkk V7 xlky. ,xr ' Z .P .J .J TF., QP ' , x J UDITH LARSEN Physical Education HELEN LIGHT English Tomahawk PEARL LARSON English I2 D. W. MCCRACKEN Social Studies fit-4 ANN McKINLEY Librarian LLOYD PIPPE TT Auto Mechanics EDNA MURPHY Commercial CARL MANNLE MARGARET RYDER Orchestra English Latin EDITH POLLOCK English I3 LOWELL SCHROEDER Commercial GALE STEVENS Coach Mathematics WILBUR SEUBERT Biology S10 ARNOLD STIENTJ ES Chemistry 14 O. F. SLETWOLD Spanish MAXINE STIENTJES Registrar ? . .rw -x ni 1 - ff: 8 W, , 4 m1',,.-yugjzf :I-J P t W 'f n ,A bf im? gg fit: , ey' Qitfflw wiffaew- A ' 'fa5,Ef2?,:S,, '13 'T' 5' -. Xtjgwgj ,fyfiiz ' m i 3,.-,da ,- V ILM, 23,53 K X 'wa ROBERT BODERMAN Driver Training MR. COUNTERMAN MR. 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' 2 1 x ' , F89 . at X ,X H, his fr The D1 Ann Turex Robert Turner Lxnda Van Ordstrand Jeffery Vennard Jerry Walke Joan Wallman Karolyn Walter Jo Ellen Warnholtz R1chard Warner Davld Weaver Trudy Weaver Anne Wells Dav1d Wh1tcomb B111 Wh1te Charlotte Whyte R1chard W1111ams Sandy Wllcox E111een W1111amson Jamce W1nter Sandy Wlsner 5 13 lv K IR 'nr as A gil'-9 ,vu -L yi eq, 'L' Don Wmght fa 'Z J1mmy Yepma X5- John Z1mmerma.n gm., Lmda Z1mmerma.n S1 . wx fre W b ' 'X , ,IQ 44 'E' .ff ' Tat 4' N -7 , fl wr ,. , 7 A , X je h h . Q ,-' sv fig A , y e - W , f . g 9 ,ij f N ff W Q ' . SR., Nr- A W fifsfff y Q Q. ' ' 1- , T76 . -- e ig - gg r: Y l ., 1' ,, ' e X X' nr j 'X 'N A X Ax K 5' 4 V . I . . '-K'-i if d' 'I N-. . N 'we in V ini' 5 x 1- I .if . . . V ,X L Y. , H V 1 KN4 5945 t 1 F 2 f ' f ., th 'f , H I , A . A . . A 4' .. , -, WA ' . . V ' U4 ,X H ,, -edt - rf ig ' X W L4 'Y 4--'Q . . 3 4 , A.. 1' , , , .Mg-,X-g X ff Lf 1 7.3 ,V ,,,. x 1 x 1 xgxlgswgy V, f vt ' 7' X if X '7 I I 5 . 2 A, .,' iffinnuuf X i 4 .4111 lllllflmuh 4 3 ILO- D ,ww , ,.- . N . sf' -Q. ,Activitie .,,,. V, -,, ,-,, k ,,i.u,. - QL ,. ,,,, . , -' - W--www.-cf 1. .f Y I , , Y, vw-.4 xl-W M . 1-'J-A 1 1' 'ifzi f b vsifxiaf M ' ,- , ,TAI gp, 1 X .1 1 Q N-E YI! BACK ROW Marlene Langley Jud1th Harbeck Ron Dawson Students Ed1tor Athletlcs Carol Nanek Delores Dxk ACt1V1t16S C3.l'1d1dS H1gh11ghts Carol Mohr Asslstant Edxtor Buslness John Rosenberger Advert1s1ng J 1m Potts AdV9I't1S11'1g ARRCW TAFF g,.,awh-link 4 gan 5 ' I . i i H 1 v f ls a, .lin Louis Orr Dick Burt Dave Walsh Photography Photography Art ATIQNAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Seated: Carolyn Daniels, Valerie Dick, Barbara Tott, Ellen Blair, Joanne Singer, Connie Jo Lockwood Standing' Mike Chilson Charles Austin Joel Barr Lee Theisen Dick Burt Joe Melton Terry Ford Paul Sather Ns. I R a 5 BACK ROW: Ellen Blair, Reporter, David Johnson, Reporter, Ruth Ann Miller, Fourth Page, Dennis Potts, Reporter. SEATED: Steve Hauff, Sports. TCDMAHAWK STAFF BACK ROW: Sharon Hill, Advertising, Bob Johnson, Editor, Jack Weisenee, Reporter, Penny Cropley, Features. SEATED: Celia Ferner, Reporter. 5M fl cz? 56 ODPM! LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Melton, Valorie Dick, Roger Johnson, Barbara Tott, Charles Austin, Terry Ford, Joel Barr, Mike Chilson. Mr. Boyer Advisor DEBATE The East High debate team began a successful season by winning three first-place trophies early in the year. A first-place trophy was awarded for the Tri-State Debate Meet at Spirit Lake, another for the Lincoln Northeast Meet, and another for winning the City Championship over all other Sioux City schools. At the South Dakota University invitational tournament, the team scored eleven superior ratings and three excellent ratings and had a 5-3 win-loss record. This was one of the best show- ings made at the Dakota tournament. At the time of this printing, much lies ahead for the team. It is scheduled to compete in tournaments at Omaha, Nebraska, Wesleyan College, Coe College, Morningside College, Central High School, and the all-important state meet at Iowa City in April. The topic for debate this year is Resolved: That the United States should adopt the essen- tial features of the British system of education. The team also participates in original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, radio and TV speaking, and oral interpretation. Few realize the work that the debaters do and East High can well be proud of those who de- fend its honor by debating. S7 ' X LIBR RIANS FIRST ROW R Dawson K MIDIOH C Crow D Arnold J Suegelmeyer SECOND ROW S Jacobs C Gonmon D D1k C Nanek K Walter, J W1nter THIRD ROW M Ch11son B Va11 R Gr1ff1th MESSENGER FIRST ROW N Mahood K Stlentjes E Hansen M Grau C Mohr SECOND ROW C Royalty C Carlson J Koberg S Schaefer, J Sloan L Bean Q1 KD 1' ,355 OFFICE HELP FIRST ROW B Wlsner, K Luckett, J Conover, L Ball, K Hall SECOND ROW R Barr, J Petersen, L Gregalunas, S Lorenzen, D Connors 55 ,. lll: 1 I :iw up ,' WW,-WWMWQ Vx 1 I r 'E I .Y E J, 'A , X - Q k .,,,, V ,F 1 an -5 ' f ,Ms 1 . i A I I W' R 12, I my s f fm. 2225 I : .. ,. . ' , . , . ' , . ' . I : A . ., ' . , . , . , . . . : . , . , Q . , , . if W vt V., 1 S K : . , . ' ' , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . . , . . fl: K . C, 6 JU IORGRA FIRST ROW C Tappan N Dav1s R Taylor J Meyer B Tallman P W1ekosk1 SECOND ROW L Bennett S Cromwell B Tott K St1entJes S H11ton THIRD ROW Mrs Frommelt J Mc Leod C Carlson J Koberg J Wa11uka1t M Magel sOh, if-1 ,KMA 'Mr 'W 'Wu La SENIOR G R A FIRST ROW J Glehm D Darch M Brady S Sencenbaugh P Jones, N Parker J Fredrlck son SECOND ROW J Smger J Pr1ce T Stone E B1a1r S Meyer L Forbes M Sanders J Haugen THIRD ROW J W1ckstrom J Prescott D Lmk, M Henderson P Van Ha1tsma J R1stau M Rowlands B Penly J Wegher 59 . w .V f , E K 1 xl ,y . 7 ' A f ,wr ' 50 A . ff 'N f' 'A . V' I V 1 , - A, yy F' LI M . . V , v ji ' I I . . Y xx o o Q : . , . ' , . ,- .I , . . , . ' '. : . , . , . , . , . . : . , n , n , A , . I , n n .4. l .' ihigi- ' K I I K -P D A Q, I 'Mix f I N A I 9 . . , b V V , l R Q n l h 1 I ' 1 1 wglsak V In ' K , L, ' Yvlx ix' 'Q' , . f V 1 ' ,f A i as W u 'L 5 o o o : . ' , .h , . I , . D , . . , . ' - . I . ', . , . , . . , . , . , . . , . l . : . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . lg!! !io ln, Qygi llg n, Executive Standing DorthyDarch Vice Presi dent Ron Stev en son president Seated Dennis Harshfield treasurer Sandra Hilton secretary Courtesy Seated Margene Magel Carolyn Pietz Standing Vicki Bell Sandra Nelson Barbara Sheffield Financial Dennis Harshfield and Oren Anderson refill the pencil machine. Publicity Ellen Warnholtz, Larry Chapman, Joan Kindig, Jeanne Haugen, Jim Clark, Nita Stevenson, Activities Lyle Spinklelink, Dorthy Darch, Karen Karst, Sharon Kemp, Kay Mehl, Mary Brady, John Lang. 4... - X X X x I 'A Executive Standing: Dorthy Darch, presidentg Bob Pres- cott, treasurer. Seated: Ron Stevenson, vice- presidentg Nancy Davis, secretary. Citizenship t Standing: VickiBell, Margene Mage-1, Donna Link, Celia Ferner. Sitting: Steve Case, Jim Boyer, Oren Anderson. XXX um ND HANK FINANCIAL Bob Prescott, John Pas, Linnea Bennett. ACTIVITIES Standing: Becky Mikulicz, Sandy Hilton, Mary Brady, Jim Clark, Chuck Cameron, Lyle Spin- kelink, Dorthy Darch, Sharon Kemp. Sitting: Ron Stevenson. PUBLICITY Standing: Jane Wallukait, Neta Stevenson, Lee Theisen. Seated: Barbara Sheffield, Kay Mehl. COURTESY St anding: Janet Price, Nancy Davis. Seated Carolyn Pietz, Karen Karst. B A 5 K E T B A L L ?51tf3'S:f:r?3,i'Tff5Z CHEERLEADERS F O 0 T B A L L C H E E R L E A D E R S Margaret Henderson, Jea.nne Haugen, Janet Price, Dorthy Darch. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Jones, Joyce Giehm, 4- SPANISH LUB Members listen to a student from Panama who is attending Morningside College. SCIENCE CLUB Oren Anderson, Craig Platt, Ron Dawson, and Dennis Harshfield go on afield trip to the science department at Morningside College to visit the mechanical giant being constructed there. 1 HI-TRI Seated: Donna Link, Presidentg Margaret Sanders, vice president, Barbara Elliot, secretary. Standing: Sandra Craft, Judy Wickstrom, Nancy Davis, Janice Prescott, Margene Magel, Coriene Dolphin, Sandy Hilton, Judy Moon, Pat Crow, treasurer. U HER FIRST ROW E Blau' J Smger D DeHann J Muff, E Wood D Snave C Da.n1els SECOND ROW J Larsen J Wal1uka1tN Dav1s M H1ed1k C Ferner C L1111e C Lockwood,M Brown, S Brooks J Smger LEFT TO RIGHT Jon Stlegelmeyer Barry F1tzpatr1ck Lee Thelsen VIO LINS Tom Gwinn tConcert Masterl Miriam Stewart Cornelia Day Ronald Hansen Jeanne Gwinn J eraldine Sloan Judith Olson Sandra Burke VIOLINCELLOS Steve Swanson Susan Buckingham Linda Zimmerman STRING BASS Pam Snave OBOES Judy Percy Tom Miller CLARINETS Ty Olson Sharon Kemp Norma Anderson Gary Volga ALTO SAXOPHONE Pat Leamer Judy Miller Marcia Peterson Karen Moss TENOR SAXOPHONE Rick Van Ordstrand as BASS C LARINE T Neta Stevenson Charles Austin FRENCH HORNS Michelle Grau Tom Wineinger TRUMPETS Ron Huise-nga Gordon Stephens Roger Jones TROMBONES Oren Anderson Jerry Thompson Harley Bue FLUTES Kay Koch Margene Magel Ellen Warnholtz Susan Schaefer Roberta Barr SNARE DRUM David Kahler TYMPANI Robert Burkhead PIANO-LIBRARIAN Sharin Hill ORCHESTR Mr. Mannle Director - 67 1... CHOIR s, A ' in it if swf! 8 FIRST ROW: D. De Haan, N. Parker, L. Forbes, L. Cuthbert, S. Sencenbaugh,J. Sen cenbaugh, N. Faulkender, R. Wilde, D. Simpkins, B. Burdette, J. Rohr, D. Yanney, G Wenham, D. Rhodes, M. Langley, L. Bennett, L. Potts, S. Faller, V. Bell, M. Brady D. Darch. SECOND ROW: B. Blandford, V. Thompson, P. Dahman,J. Singer,A. Al- varez, C. Wright, J. Moon, M. Saunders, R. Stevenson, B. Brown, L. Spinkelink, L Chapman, J. Primmer, B. Smith, J. Wallukait, B. Dickens, J. Singer, S. Myers, R Taylor, S. Dahl. THIRD ROW: S. Swanson, Acc., S. Hilton, P. Van Haitsma, C. Pietz J. Wickstrom, J. Price, M. Gamble, D. Snave, N. Davis, L. Gregalunas, R. Bossow M. Chilson, J. Krause, D. Smith, T. Bennett, J. Kaufman, S. Grubel, J. Giehm, M. Smith, S. Rittel, C. Betts, E.Betts, E. Fricke, J. Larsen. FOURTH ROW: M. Hen- derson, K. McNaughton, D. Kempton, J. Brown, S. Nelson, J. Warnholtz, J. Wegher J. Haugen, G. Volga, C. Austin, B. Poppenheimer, M. Snyder, T. Gwinn, J.Bushne1l J. Clark, E. Antonette, C. Bushnell, S. Mossberg, J. Mc Clelland, J. Rysta, M.Rowla.nds J. Prescott, D. Link. Mr. Iseminger Choir Director John Primmer President Sheila Grubel Secretary Phyllis Van Heitsma Treasurer Larry Chapman Vice president 4 k 2' as-.P J 'N N ' . P Officers ' 1 , ,i V! I ! ' V ' 'im if , M W' , . , M ' ff,.,,,,, ' v Af, m ,eb Q ' X M, h- if 'I A1 ii' H ::' 4 qi ,M +4 M .Af-24 fi is! ' V f , ' ' , W . Z' 5 7 f f 7 k 'Hz nf 'V .. 4' QI.l 'V?' Y ,4 X ,LH , VY is ' gf? f.- ' N2 5-gil? Fix! 233. 1911 'lp 14 X Q Allen, Bill Anderson, Gary Anderson, Norma Anderson, Oren Austin, Charles Baker, Carol Barr, Roberta Bayne, Nancy Beckman, Sandy Beguin, Bob Bennett, Georgia Berens, Susan Bielski, Christine Boll, Janet Bouvia, Cheryle Brown, Judy Brown, Lynn Bue, Dorothy Bue, Harley Burkhead, Cheryl Burkhead, Bob Carlson, Carol Christenson, Jim Cromwell, Shirley Crow, Pat Day, Cornelia Dick, Valerie Dickens, Barbara Dill, Terry Dolphin, Coriene Duvall, Irene Daniels, Carolyn Elliott, Barbara Ferner, Celia Finnegan, Jerry Forbes, Lorna Fredrickson, Judy Giehm, Joyce Grau, Michelle Griffith, Ray Gstohl, Penny Hand, Kathy Hanson, Holli Huagen, Jeanne Hill, Sharin Hledik, Mary Hoveland, Dennis Huisenga, Ron Hilton, Sandy Jackson, Jean Johnson, Betty Johnson, Connie Jones, Judy Jones, Roger Kahler, David Kemp, Sharon Kempton, Sandy Kindig, Joan Koberg, Janet Koch, Kay Lander, Penny Larson, Barbara Leamer, Pat Lill, Karen Link, Donna Lindberg, Mary Loker, Sharon Loronzon, Roger Lundquist, Betty Magel, Margene McLeod, Janice McManamy, Ronnie McKnight, Roger Mehl, Kay Menter, Bob Meyer, Leroy Miller, Judy Miller, Richard Miller, Tom Molstad, Rick Moss, Karen Moss, Terry Nashleanas, Connie Ness, John Olsen, Ty Penly, Beverly Percy, Judy Peterson, Jana Peterson, Marcia Piper, Penny Posey, Ron Powell, Terry Rhodes, Linda Rouse, Joan Royalty, Carol Ristau, Janice Russell, Jerene Rysta, Carolyn Schaefer, Susan Scheibe, Dean Shoning, Jan Sencenbaugh, Sharon Smith, Greg Smith, Sandy Snave, Deanna Snave, Pam Socknat, Tom Sorurn, Bob Stevens, Gordon Stevenson, Neta Stevenson, Ron Stewart, Miriam Stiegelmeyer, Jon Stientjes, ,Karen Stone, Theresa Swenson, Ellene Scott, Marilyn Tallman, Rebecca Taylor, Sue Thompson, Jerry Van Ordstrand, Ricky Van Haitsma, Phyllis Volga, Gary Wallukait, Jane Walter, Karolyn Warnholtz, Jo Ellen Weil, Larry Wenham, Gary White, Bill Wickstrom, Judy Wineinger, Tom Winter, Janice Wright, Charlotte Yanney, Dennis Zimmerman, Linda BAD Mr. Caris Director 7? G T R L E R LEFT TO RIGHT Judy Brown Jamce R1stau Jane F L A Wallukaxt Charolette Wflght Beverly Penly Theresa Stone Sharon Sencenbaugh LEFT TO RIGHT Sharon Loker Sanch 1 Snuth Karen L111 Cheryl Bulkhe ld Judy Fredr1Lkson Barbara M 0 R E 'I' 'I' E Lax son Pat Crow Sandra Kempton X , V-Y , iv V J.. H 1 - - : . ' ' , Y As AT v Q : . 'L ' , 1 1 ,Z . '-.'- , '- , J W W W -rf f H ., Q ' t, S ' W R . 1' , , ' My N. Q 1 3 A Cflassufa k SJ fb NX - 2 SCIENCE The aquarium in the biology room never fails to fascinate students. Edee Hansen, Cheryl Pil- cher, and Margaret Stevens show their interest. Roger Jones examines the early stages of young fern plants which he has grown from spores. Roger Johnson, Marshall Shedd, and Bob Brown study wave motions in the wave tank. Mr. Pippett stands by to help with the observations. auf gil? ' . 11 pl. MATHEMATICS R1chard Antonette sets about w1th the a1d of compass and protractor to solve an lntrlgumg problem m geometry Algebra absorbs the thought of Ron Dawson Explanat1on at the blackboard auds m c1a.r1 f1cat1on for everyone Rlchard Hempstead explams Cheryl Burkhead and B111 Allen w1ll follow h1m 76 1 - , . . 1 l w 1 w Above Deanna DeHaan pracuces to be come more adept S1de Students 1n the bookkeepmg class use the tabulators Below M1ss George SUPSFVISGS a class 1n typmg CCDMMERCIAL I DUSTRI L Above and at side: The auto shop boys tear down engines. Below: Pupils in woodworking class exhibit shelves they have made. --ee Kilim , - Above: Ronnie Hamm and Bob Hilton watch Gary Grieve start his sketch ofa generator c ase which all students in the mechanical drawing class will make. X Y-is o99U HOMEMAKI G In foods class Janet Titus and Carolyn Reed are ready to bake muffins while Joanne Render pre pares to make tea ik After carefully checking for ad herence to the principles of design and color the girls in a class in home furnishings test their know- ledge in textile paintings and textile construction. Coriene Dolphin s e ws a seam while Kathleen O Meara Sharon Dirks Carol Carlson Pat Crow and Holly Hansen look on. The girls are making dresses. X., SCJCIAL TUDIE In an American history class David Miller, Gloria Bookhart, Janice Blutt, and Linn Brown listen to Mr. Guhin's explanation. -...--..........-,. Psychology is a p 0 p u la r subject among the twelfth year students. Mr. Lewis and the class pose for apicture. flu 'animal American Problems is a course required for graduation. Here Roy Shoecraft does the explaining while Ron Dawson, Mark Adams, and Mike Casey listen. The Spanish class cites facts of interest about Spain. fm Wards in English and mm AT WORK ,LJNKX nmcnul umm-gl form fgmw 'hefty Qu- 81 ANGUAGE Barbara Sheffield, Bob Sogge, and David Weaver learn from the Latin Chart in Miss Ryder's room. i The subject of English includes oral and written practice as well as the study of literature. PHYSICAL EDUCATIO BOYS S.- N., ...-I Among the various activities in the boys physical education classes is tumb- ling. Weight lifting can be substituted for one semester of regular classwork and is available to all tenth and eleventh grade boys who are interested. Above, Dave Mon- roe and John Pas test their skill. In their regular classwork, which comes on alternate days, girls do warming-up exercises. They also learn the rules for basketball, volley ball, badminton, tennis, and archery. Contests between teams help to make them more proficient. Swimming is offered to East High pupils if they choose to elect it for one semester in place of their regular physical education classwork. 5 pl, X , ' Q. ' PHYSICAL EDLICATIO GIRL 5-.Qi jst-fp 9 'gb' 1 , H N .-, , half! rf' ' IW' Q 1 .4 f LIBR RY Wally Banner, Terry Mathers, and Jim Lucas make use of the card catalog while Cheryle Bouvia, and Lynn Birdsall await their turn. X X ! A e X fi ' X Gary Perry checks out a book at the loan desk while Judy Wood, Steve Case, and Robert Velin stand ready to do likewise. 'S Sharon Faller uses the large M U S ' C dictionary, an often needed source of help for all. It is for finished performances such as this that the choirs practice daily as a part of the school curriculum. , fb ,.r.-5 4',..a ,... 'mvxiv cif of Xu To develop a deeper sense of apprec1at1on and to brlng to l1ght A R T more of then' own creatwe ab1l1t1es students enter art classes Here Sharon R1ttel Ray Mlncer Janet Welgher and Jamce R1stau g1V9 Larry Chapman a few suggestxons DR ER Nanette Parker Roberta Taylor and Jane Walluka1t set out for 'I' R N N alessonunder the superv1s1on of Mr Boderman The course a1ms A I I G to produce eff1c1ent drwers for modern day trafflc problems AWN? t Ul:M 4 1 . S .lf X XX , ' 1 ,I V -'Mfg .,, v,,, A4 - , I f I X1 ,Q ., rg ' f . , . , . , . . 7 7 iw A ,, , 8 ff a rx f f 9 H- .W Y -f J - if -. , ' ' f . y ' . ff' ffm' ,- ' 'ff' We ?Wele X 'W : - Q X ' ffa , ' , 1 fr ' 'f Wm, Y Q , ,Q - 'az' ig.: i em V 1 4 Q wg 3 , ,A ,jk I A m I Y ' 1. y. fl , Q, I g Emi I, i y, , V I A 1 ' ' I xg 'A d 15 ' n I V ed two plays for the approval of the school. The advanced dramatics class present- Stie I3ih??3n1rS2?aYfI1edLli?,ihslisfg agdpgg? Joanne Haugen and Sharon Sencenbaugh took posfl ,, y ag the bows for their parts in High Window. ll SPEECH Jack Weisensee and Barbara Lewton observe. Errol McNaughton operates the tape recorder while Lynn Briley broadcasts. The speech class studies their recordings as a means toward bet- tering their own speech delivery. , 1 NX XQ i X L., ff yn gm .-3 x W , 1 IQ 54 3 1 flgloooll ofnxz v J LL., 'ALL I r ' XSL 1 ' ,- ' if K x f W L ' X I T, Q t xx ' X . ax - . W X T L. , , - ' 2 ygi f' ' - iight- X 'L A-.A- g ev 'im sid A ,.. 4 li 1 ,f'W w....,,,m-Z.: QUEEN SHEILA GRUBEL QU-. ,.,.5fi, we Zi: W .al ,urwwW1' N , ,,Wwwywwiiwzi i i A4 173 ,,.M.---X ' iii izfii W'Qf in A S A 5 M i W. iw HOMECOMI FALLI958 G C Ji. .,,,A'I , X Li First prize float: Little Miss Muffet KD k Sf K ak- 4pp1..f ' Q 1 7' Q'- 90 V Q .wW:.,:.- - . -f. I V Q fg ,g ,if V - .ufw , ,W .' , . J , we -X 6 a ' f AND A D ROYALTY LE D THE PARADE vii' QP f 'v --'11 X. , f- ..,I :-a- r,x '71 1 The king and queen PRINCES: Jerry Pratt, Tom Jensen, Jim Davis, Ron Stevenson, Harry Cutler, Jerry Mungon, Jerry Nashleanas, Ray Bradham, John McIntyre, Dick Gill, Lyle Spinkelink, Glenn Carlson. PRINCESS: Judy Brown, Jean Haugen, Judy Fredrickson, Janet Price, Marcia Smith, Margaret Henderson, Phyllis Van Haitsma, Joyce Giehm, Mary Brady, Dorthy Darch, Joyce Conover, Linda Potts. .-.L L A I :I 2.1. ua ,..,.-f., 'ual' 'iid' 4 f r R E THE THEME. BABES IN TCDYLAND 'E It D xv-.-f-'g.-...QE ixxstxa i b xipusn' Second prize-The big bad wolf .,,,,.,,, ,f 4' ,V W' aw X Q, Y . x av- 1 ,. A. ...au . elf. , Little Boy Blue The three bears A toy top wE1L EQFEM WELL ZTUP 1 5 r M., CLUEE E g ' 4' ' E' -V -.-.-h...u9 Dickory dickory, dock JA UARY CLASS PLAY SEE HOW THEY RUN By Ph1l1p K1ng D1rected by Garth Boyer Student Dxrectors Luanne Gregalunas Judy Warnholtz The Cast a DeAnna Snave M1ss Sklllon Phyll1s Van Ha1tsma The Reverend L1onel Toop John Bushnell Penelope Toop Jeanne Haugen Corporal Chve Wmton John Lang The Cho1r Boy Fred Petersen The Intruder Ray Bradham The B1shop of Lax Bob Johnson The Reverend Arthur Humphrey Jon Stlegelmeyer Sergeant Towers Larry Chapman Make Stage Crew Publ1c1ty Program L1ght1ng Allan Dav1d C OMMIT TE E S DeAnna Snave Luanne Gregalunas, Orpha Jolley, Delores D1k,Jea.r1n Haugen Sharon Sencenbaugh John Bushnell John Lang Fred Petersen, Ray Bradham Bob Johnson Jon Suegelmeyer, Larry Chapman Allan Dav1d Barry F1tzpatr1ck, Gary Volga, Lee Th1esen, D1ck Rhodes, Larry Mott J 1m Kuhler Denn1s Yanney DeAnna Snave Luanne Gregalunas Bob Johnson Luanne Gregalunas, DeAnna Snave Lee Th1esen Sound Effects Judy Warnholtz 93 l N ix . ........ . ....... ..- ... . ............... ..... llulllnnlnul un I ... ............. ......... . 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'2 - -9 Mr The Undergrads The Grads FALL FESTIVAL OF SONG Presented by the Cho1r D1rector Mr George Isermnger Student D1rector Robert Brown Accompan1st Steve Swanson GOD BE IN MY HEAD Davles O REJOICE YE CHRISTIANS LOUDLY Bach FROM GRIEF TO GLORY Chrlstxansen I DOAN CARE WHERE Wolfe So1o1sts Phylhs Van Ha1tsma Conme Nashleanas WALK A WITH PETER AND PAUL Brxght Sololst D1ck Rhodes OF THEE I SING Gershwm Lorna Forbes, She1la Grubel, Donna Kempton LuAnn Grega.lunas,Cha1-lotte Wmght Accompa.n1st Nancy Bayne MOOD INDIGO Arr by Mr Isemmger J 1m Rohr, Lyle Spmkelmk, Bob Brown Ron Stevenson ZIR AH DEE DO DAH S1meone Dancers Margaret Henderson Joyce G1ehm, Janet Prlce, Mary Brady Dorthy Darch Lmda Potts HALLS OF IVY Russell LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING Kern Conducted by the Old Professor D1ck Rhoades THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC Arr by Rmgwald Second Accompanlst Tom Edlun BYE BYE BLUES Arr by James Deanna DeHaan Carolyn Pletz, Sara Meyers Mary Brady Joyce G1ehm, Dorthy Darch AFTER YOU Four Freshmen Recordlng Deanna Snave, Jolm Pr1mmer D1ck Rhoades John Bushnell SELECTIONS FROM THE KING AND I Rogers and Hammerstem TILL THERE WAS YOU .Meredlth W11lson 76 TROMBONES Mered1th W111son 94 I , ......................... ........ mf:AR,HEAR ..... IIffffIIIIffIffffllffffIIIQIIQIIQfIIIIIAi-11.byAdes ' J L L a an 7 . 7 7 I Lmda Potts features m RED WING ' x L f v Part of the 76 TROMBONES from The Mus1c Man A Scene from ZIP AH DEE DO DAH Nancy Dams and Ron Stex enson are m the foreground . xr V1 , A 1 I J if X al X x 3 Y Q W! M34 , ,X ' 574 I' 3 t , is E 7 R? ' W QQXXNY 3 Tom Gwinn 9 'FIYYY Judy Fredrxckson - X .lt MIDYEAR GRADUATIO l Honor students are, left to right above, Standing: Glenn Carlson, Citizenship Awardg Connie Nash- leanas, American History Awardg Dennis Joseph, Faculty Scholarship Award. Seated: Luanne candy' i , ,fi ax fi XA' 1 TAX Gregalunas and J e anne Haugen, Morningside College Alumni Scholarships. Top right: Sharon Rittel, Ray Bradham, Bill Tott, Sharon DeWitt and Dean Clark discuss their future plans. Above right: Garry Gibb, Judy Warnholtz, and Dick Fowler exchange autographs. 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A k1,'7, - -sir 4 at wean-n-wind W I I , Q Q, f , K Q. airway' ' Ml, ' 4' .2 ' 'fgk f if Ag ., 54.5213 . 4, 7,.,r.,.f ' 'ff amiga'-'!?'b .',.--Msn It 'K P. f , Aff, ,if.fa:., vb-'.,J! tbxyt rbgf nxt-at VARSITY SQUAD JIM DAVIS Co-Captain Most Valuable Player lst. Team All-City 3 Year Letter Man JERRY PRATT Co-Captain lst. Team All-City lst. Team Northwest Iowa '2nd. Team A11-State 3 Year Letter Man IO2 Q12 ,FQ 99 2 iE?'w:Q,t, QE1QE9f93?Q7J Q35 7, '-L-QQSBESB SU eu? 75 ' is , ,Q , - lZJ,J,'f:'. , ,L 37 15244 13 as 11 4342-E 36, 156 me 677 FRONT ROW 1Left to Rightl: Bob Brown, Dennis Smith, Terrill Powell, Roger Harshfield, Tom Wineinger, Dave Munro, Ed Tomlinson, Steve Case, Dennis Krager, Dennis Yanney, Barry Fitz- Patrick, Ed Antonette. SECOND ROW: John Lang, Manager, Jerry Nashleanas, Jim Lucas, Jim Heggie, John Hill, Rodney Wright, John Rosenberger, Dick Gill, John Mc Intyre, Glenn Carlson, John Pas, Larry Mott, Lyle Spinkelink, Bob Prescott, Steve Hauff, Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Ralph Weaver, Roger Lorenger, Jim Davis, Jim Jorgensen, Ray Mincer, Jerry Mungon, Steve Harris, Ty Olsen, Bob Severson, Roger Harder, Larry Bolton, Gene Smith, Otho Fulton, Leroy Pickrel, Manager, Coach J. R. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: Roger Morse, Tom Grau, Larry Rehder, Terry Ivener, Harry Cutler, Charles Cameron, Douglas Williams, Frank Grimoskas, Don Karrer, Jerry Pratt, Bob Jackson, Doug Sharp, Preston Hayse, Charles Dickens, Jim Clark, Pat Hansel. ,'n 'I-my NI. COACHES QM FIRST ROW Ken Rapp Gale Stevens Bill Collopy SECOND ROW Bob Guhin Ralph Weaver J. R. Carlson Gordon Hull ,Q-nav W T LS-'W em- U 5. 4 ..J55ZTt- w ig K 'E' 4 4 , m K ,. in 4:.i. , A iWJ1'xr1iff,.,,g,dL,W',, V V , 5 -'fa 1 . 5 Q' 1, fl. . -,K ehfffk ,ftfik . -Z -' 'Q I 'GA if in Bob Brown Bob Prescott Roger Harder Guard Center Tackle EAST SUPRISES AME 6-O Because the Raider's line would not budge, the deepest penetration of the bewildered Little Cyclones into Raider turf during the first quarter was to the 12 and 11 yard lines respectivelyg but in each instance East stiffened and took over on downs. With 3 minutes left. to play in the second half the Black Raiders scored the game winning T. D. Quarterback Mc Intyre faded and laced a perfect 17 yard peg to end Dickens on Ames' 2 yard line. On the next play fullback Davis drilled over his right guard, and, after taking the handoff from Mc Intyre, plunged over the goal line for the T. D. Dicken's placekick was wide. Inthe third quarter the Black Raiders again prevented the awakening Little Cyclones from scoring. In the next three dovsms guard Mungon, tackle Williams, a.nd center Spinkelink set the Cyclone's fullback Gammack and back Fain for a total loss of 15 yards. Inthe fourth quarter the Raiders sparked as Rosenberger broke through and felled Gammack for a six-yard loss. Charles Dickens John Mc Intyre Preston Hayse End Fullback End , use Hi: J I, f-M 'n-V , f A K 24 D 154 7 f 1' N L' Tia. . .4 V ' 'Q' 'Y ix J TJ Y . ER' f 'Gf-5. Bob Jackson Doug Williams Lyle Spinkelink Tackle Tackle Center EAST BCWS T0 HEELAN 6-I2 The Raiders failed to keep up its brilliant offensive form shown in the surprise victory over Ames, and, as a result, lost their first of the season to its cross-town rival Heelan. Be- cause the Raiders could not complete more than 2 out of 10 pass attempts, they had a difficult game. The Crusaders scored within the first three minutes as Conway ran 37 yards on a re- verse. However, in the fourth quarter, East shined as sophomore back Rehder drove for a 62 yard I a..f--- 'll gain. And on the next play, Pas made a fantastic slanting run for the width of the field, one of the longest in football history, for the tally. Also, Pratt's recovery of a Hupke fumble on East's 25 gave the Raiders a final chance with just four minutes to go. On the next play Rehder heavedapass to Heelan's 40 before a penalty set East back into its te r r it o r y . Jinxed again, Rehder's pass was intercepted, and East's hopes were finished. !?, f '11 H 93 , E As fl-'jcj 3:1 B O Zi U1 f 0 ' L. CD S '1 :r 4 WZ Q L: if? at gg , SU ix In we QU 2' N :lib ms HCI UI-3 PH OO PTCD mmf' 'nfl 8 'N ,,1f?'?m ' Y' bv ri E.:-nn. ' fxlg J, g 'mr Qt W Y e 1, ...mu X 1 'us :- ' A i 4 A J , f as 1, i 'V 2 ,, Q e fl: 'E rf, . K h . 'V ' 5 ll- .- .-f. ' 1 3 Roger Morse Tom Wineinger John Hill Quarterback Guard Center EA T TOPPLES WATTERLO0 26-I4 In this thrilling game the Raiders walloped the Trojans for its second win of the sea.son. Within 2:23 East had scored--After guard Carl- son had interceped a Trojan threat, fleet Nash- leanas on a routine carry broke through the Waterloo line and easily outsprinted the Trojan safety on a remarkable 60 yard run. Davis ran for the extra point. However, Waterloo got back in the game with a recovery on East's 24. And, five plays later the Trojans scored on a jump pass and run into the end zone. After tally of the point, Waterloo had tied East 7-7. Scoring a T. D. and kick in the opening minute of the second quarter, the Trojans tempo- rarily held the lead. Then, the Raider's realizing the seriousness of the situation responded beau- tifully. Rehder laced the pigskin 23 yards to Fulton who ran for the tally unmolested. But, Rehder's pass attempt for the point was incom- plete. And, we still trailed. Nevertheless, in the fourth quarter the Raiders showedtheir colors. Rehder heaved two 16 yard scoring passes to Cutler and Gill. By placement Dickens added apoint on the first, but failed on the second. The Raider line of Cutler, Pratt, Mungon, Spinkelink, Carlson, Lorenger, and Grimoskas limited the Trojans to only 80 yards of rushing. Key tackles were made by Carlson, Pratt, and Mungon. gk '1 Doug Sharpe John Pas Jim Lucas Tackle Fullback Halfback . . :L 'L N 'f X i f V' j,,- 1- by 'J 2 1 ' . H V ' ' ' 'L ' . -A ' - 1' 4 t , - Q- 3, ' ,gui , ig. fi T ... T n 1 1, V-L -. ,,-:nf ' in ya. 1 1 . . , .,,,,,f 5, I. 1 Nu Gill rams for an extra yard .4 ' ' Rehder carries the ball EAST CRUSHE FGRT DODGE I4- At Fort Dodge the East High Raiders trouncedthe Fort Dodge Dodgers. Neither team failedto score in the first quarter. However, in the second Raider fullback Davis scrambled on a 11-yard runfor the T. D. Also, Dickens scored the extra point. Because the Raider stone wall defensefaltered momentarily when the Dodger's quarterback Hobbs played a sneak, he succeeded in plowing through from the one-yard line for the score. And, Hallaway tallied the point on a con- version. With the score knotted at 7 to 7 at inter- mission, the Raiders took the opening kickoff of the second half on their 20 and marched 80 yards for the winning score. The Raider's five minute control of the pig-skin was climaxed by a four yard plunge by Fulton for the score. Again, Dickens kicked the extra point. Although the Dodgers were strong, East's five-four defense was too much for them to launch an attack against. One scoring threat of Fort Dodge was ended in the last minutes of play as Raider Gill inter- cepted a Dodger pass on the East 29. Davis carried the ball 29 times and gained 188 yards. Ed Tomlinson Larry Rehder Harry Cutler Guard Quarterback End L' AQ' t 7 -: ' 5 3. A , M ' J' l ' as as or ' 2 aa. f , i ?:E1 '-35' ., Q, 5 'fe E 1 t.:fQ-In A ,M A, ,1 1 I y 6. K . I 1 Y 'I is . rw it ,Auf ff 1c'ffT '?' Larry Bolton Tom Grau Jerry Mungon Tackle End Guard WARRIORS ESCAPE EAST 20-7 Lackingastrong defense because of injuries, the Raiders could not hold back the versatile Warrior offen s e . Consequently, the Raiders failed to gain yardage to score and as a result the tally accumulated 7-20. In the second quarter Washington's Mitchell drove from the 60 yard line, completing a 68- yard drive. The conversion attempt failed and the Warriors helda 6 to 0 edge. On the following kickoff, East's Rehder fumbled and Sioux Fall's Callahan recovered on the Raider 26. And, five plays later Callahan plunged over from the 2 for the T. D. Also, Scott booted the extra point. ln Cutler receives the pass the last few minutes East threatened as Cutler blockedaWashington punt on the Warrior 42 and ran to the 18 before being brought down behind by Callahan. However, East's big chance ended when Callahan intercepted a Rehder pass just before the gun sounded. With 2:38 left in the third quarter Callahan again came into play as he ended a 57 yard drive, scoring from the 4. Scott kicked the point. Typically slow starters, the Raiders scored their touchdown in the last 8 minutes of play as Davis plunged l-yard to end a penalty-ridden 30-yard drive. Dickens kicked the extra point. Pas has the ball 'VK frvfw ff- , , ,. ...- .. ,. , , Spinkelink helps out on a tackle Glenn Carlson John Rosenberger Roger Lorenger Guard Guard Tackle EAST WHIPS CATHEDRAL I4-6 East's resplendent homecoming was pleas- antly climaxed by the brilliant defeat of Sioux Falls Cathedral. In the first quarter the Irish stars Clark and Mc Coy carried the ball with a 16-yard dash by McCoy to the East 18. With 35 seconds left of play, the Irish halfback Clark cracked over from the 2 yards to cap an Irish drive from their 26-yard line. Clark's attempt- ed carry for the extra point was smothered, making the score 6 to 0. In the second quarter Davis pounded out seven, five, and four yard gains for the Black Raiders. With less than 4 minutes remaining, Davis gets key offensive block East's quarterback Rehder streaked around his own left end on a keeper play for a 5-yard T. D. ramble. And, Dickens split the uprights to ma.ke it 7 to 6 East. After a pass interception and runback by Fulton that put East in possession on the Ca- thedral 5, the aggressive Raiders added their insurance touchdown. Davis took a handoff from Rehder and burst over the Cathedral middle into pay dirt. Again, Dickens' placement was good and it was East 14, Cathedral 6, with 3 minutes 30 seconds left in the contest. Monroe scrambles around end Fulton scores on a left half rainbow EAST SHOCKS CENTRALI4J2 After running all over the field on a forced conversion play because of a bad center, Piper was brought down after an inc o mpas s . The Castlemen got possession on its 42 after a punt. With Piper's lacing to Birmingham's 35-yard pass and Limerick's contributing a 10-yarder around end, the Little Maroons drove to the 11. On the next play Central's back Gordon skirted endfor the T. D. However, the hapless Central- men lost the extra point as Swanson was stopped on his plunge. On the first play after the second-half kick- off, Danne pocketed Davis' fumble on East's 32. And, seven plays later fullback Swanson, com- pleting a 4-yard drive, crashed across to score. With Davis, Fulton, and Nashleanas running and Rehder's contributing a 10-yard run a.nd hitting Davis on a 24-yard screen pass, the Raiders marched75 yards after the next kickoff. And Davis, going the final yard, scored the tally. With Dickens' kick East was behind 12 to 7. ln the fourth quarter the Raiders took over on their 27 with 3:40 left of play. Taking charge, Rehder passed to Cutler and Fulton. Even as the clock had some 30 seconds and the Raiders had 17 yards to cover, the obstinate Eastmen fought their double enemy. Quarterback Rehder dropped back on a fake pass, darted around Central's right end and scampered into the end zone. Again Dickens scored on a placekick. Then Central tried to score on two desperation passes. How- ever, they failed on both with time expired. Dick Gill Otho Fulton Halfback Halfback YA KTO TIE EAST I4-I4 ln the first quarter East took a punt on its ovsm 25-yard line and moved to the 27 on the next play. Then quarterback Rehder flipped a pass to Cutler on the 40, sending him on his way for the first touchdown. Dickens booted the extra point and the Raiders led 7 to 0. On the following kickoff, Yankton took the ball on its own 36 and on the next few plays moved it to the 45. And fullback Pulkrabek scampered 41 yards before being brought down on the East 14. Three plays later Lowe plunged over left tackle from the 4. And on the conversion, Lowe tried the other side of the line and tied it at 7-all. ln the third quarter, Lorenger recovered a Buck fumble on the 48. And a yardage loss put the ball on the East 48 before Rehder hit Nash- leanas onapass play to the Yankton 22. Fullback Davis then carried it to the 9 and Nashleanas moved it to the 3. On the next play it was Davis' turn again as he went in with the score. And Dickens' kick was good. On the following kickoff Yankton moved it to the East 42. lnconclusion of three plays Pulkra- bek went through left tackle for 42 yards and the tally with only 4:18 left. Lowe tied the game for keeps with his plunge for the extra point. Rodney Wright Guard w -Q-, -g-Q 1'--, --v .-. .--. ..., iii E Q 6 0 Ames 6 12 Heelan 26 14 E. Waterloo 4 7 Fort Dodge y 14 6 Cathedral 7 20 S. F. Warriors 14 12 Central 14 14 Yankton SOPHOMORE RECORD E Q 19 12 Central 5 13 Heelan 14 13 Sioux Falls 21 0 Heelan 14 14 Central SCPHCDMGRES CLeft to Rightj Back Row: Bill Brandon, Frank Moore, Joel Barr, Don Hanna, Mike Hansel, Mickey Newma.n, Mike Brady, Jim Marbeck. Center Row: John Dahlman, Gary Grieve, Norman Schwartz, Henry Glisar, Bob Sogge, Jim Pimiey, Lynn Briley, Paul Bilunos, Gary Luft, Ronnie Ludwig, Mike Coon. Front Row: Charles Bowman, George Benson, Bob La Brune, Ronnie Mc- Manamy, Jerry Walker, Wally Hatcher, Fred Armold, Dick Shattuck, Vince Schlezes. MANAGERS Left to Right: Leroy Pickrel, John Lang, David Fulton, Steve Hauff. VARSITY RECORD Ill 9-'sup-1 ,g1p1g-my-5 fy-ug-u-u-n -nxinspu ............... ,...4.-,4- .....,.......... ASKETB LL VARSITY SQUAD WALT LILL Co-Captain 1 Year Letter Man lst Team All-City CHUCK DICKENS Co-Captain Most Valuable Player 2 Year Letter Man lst Team A11-City Back Row: Jim Boyer, Preston Hayse, Jim Pinney, Jerry Pratt, Walt Lill, Chuck Dickens, Tom Jenseli-DradStevens, John David, Manager. Front Row: Larry Rehder, Larry Mott, Jim Davis, Chuck Cameron, Lyle Spinkelink, Ed Tomlinson. '52 Kat mln MR. FARRELL Athletic Director Chuck Dickens lays one up. fLeMars Gamej 6 .ls-4 ':f LX fafi,. ?1., W 'x 1 mV! , V A , -a my ' .6 N f I :ff 'bx ,Q L SN -..............-..--7 1 as 4 J .is Jensen shoots. fDenisonJ Lyle Spinkelink Ed Tomlinson MEET TCDUGH OPPONENTS Traveling to Spencer High School, East dropped their opponents 74 to 52. Again meeting the Leeds Lancers, the Raiders repeated their victory in a home game, 82 to 34. Then in a thrilling game played at Le Mars, the East five downed the Bulldogs in a last minute victory 55 to 50. In the South Sioux game, in which Chuck Dickens set the city mark of thirty-three points, the Morningsiders walloped the Tanagers '71 to 41. In the final scheduled game, played on Central's home court, the Raiders downed the Hilltoppers, 58 to 57. Ace Clark shines one in. fCentra.lJ Spinkelink clobbered on a shot attempt. CSioux Fallsl Larry Rehder Larry Mott Preston Hayse Jensen is shooting uleedsy Jim Beyer DE PITE LOSSES RAI DERS SHOW PRCWESS In the first seasonal game of the year, the East High BlackRaiders were defeated by the Webster High five in a 41 to 35 battle played at W eb s t e r C ity . When the Raiders backed up against the Little Maroons in a game played at Central High, they were downed, 61 to 50, by the Hilltoppers. Traveling to Sioux Center, East High was smashed by the top team in the state by a 61 to 30 score. Again, the following week showedthe East High quintet losing to their oppo- nents. ln a thrilling scrap played at Allee Gym., despitea last minute surge, the Raiders fell to a 44 to 42 defeat to the LeMars High Bulldogs. About mid-way through the season when the Sioux Falls Washington Warriors invaded East at Allee Gym., the Morningsiders were unable to handle their opponents ina 54 to 45 loss. After two con- secutive victories, the Raiders invadedthe Heelan Crusaders only to fall to a 66 to 51 defeat. ln the sectional tournament held at the Central Gym- nasium, the East five were dropped 53 to 51 despite a final chance in the last two minutes of the game to bring out a victory. Brad Stevens East High cagers get good position for rebound. iDenisonJ Jerry Pratt ,Q Chuck Cameron 334 35 SCPHOMCDRES QLeft to Rightj Back Row: Tom Grau, Gary Luft, Bill Allen, Mike Coon, Manager Bruce Stoddard. Center: Jerry Walker, Fred Arnold, Duane Powell, Jim Marbach, Doug Greenleaf, Pat Hansel. Front: Errol Mc Naughton, Ronnie Hamm, Dick Shattuck, Ronnie Mc Manamy, George Benson. MANAGERS BACK ROW fLeft to Rightjz John Rosenberger John David. SEATED: Bruce Stoddard. SEASON'S RECORD 212551 VARSITY SOPHOMORE A E 0 E 0 A 41 35 Webster City ------ 59 39 Denison 30 46 ig, I 4 ff- 44 34 Leeds 49 43 ,lil K. WJ. . rv 54 45 Heeian 45 57 fl'-41-, fr.. W 50 61 Central 47 41 61 30 Sioux Center 42 38 42 44 Le Mars 22 45 62 34 Vermillion 41 44 45 57 Sioux Falls 34 43 74 52 Spencer 43 49 82 34 Leeds 45 26 51 66 Heelan 45 66 X 55 50 Le Mars 35 65 71 41 So. Sioux City 68 66 58 57 Central 27 35 City Sect. Tourn., 51 53 Central Z l 1 .4 IJ, iii' ' WI QM! if Z27 Jim! ,QMQW QM? LJ J fM,M,J FN QA,.,,,,,,-LL J 1 fffrf ww, MV? If .ivfjw fu rf ua . ' f - ' 0 R QQNQQ E A V, NF bf ya I 33? . 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Second 'I-pg: Manager, Harry Beardshear, Tom Grau, Leroy Pickrel, John Staroski, John Zimmerman, Jim Marbeck, Frank Ludwig, Jim Heggie, Carl Pfaff, Ray Plowmen, Larry Rehder, Dave Munro, Henry Glisar, Frank Moore, Dick Benton, Dick Shattuck. Third Q1 'lapz Gary Grieve, Fred Armold, Paul Bilunos, Dick Burr, Don Hanna, Bob LaBrune, Jim Town- send, Greg Dunn, Roger Jones, Bill Powers, Dennis Krager, Denny Yanney, Ronnie Poskevich. Front llclf: Otho Fulton, Dale Plowman, Ron Stevenson, Roy Shoecraft, Tom Jensen, Jerry Nashleanas, Doug Williams, Jim Davis, Mike Hansel, Pat Hansel. Three Members of Last Year's Record - Breaking Mile Relay CP. Hansen, M. Hansel, J. Nashleanas, with T. Grauj hope to lower the record even further this year. High Jumpers Tom Jensen and Jim Pinney measure height of pole for jump. Roy Shoecraft climbs the rope to get into shape to break the school record in the pole vault. Doug Williams points to the Shot and Discus Record in- dicating he hopes to replace Pat Clare as title holder. Tom Jensen demonstrates hurdling form to Dennis Krager, left, and Larry Rehder, right. W' Z , rg r V , ' ,MaWf'4' 1A ' ' tl , 4 , A ,S A , in 4010111 13602. l.LWHHlf5 func Sum, gm it I WH WVULEPS 'aizfrzr 25,7 :gg mm mr fx , ,W Sour A na-rug, V ,EU 5. -K 4 wx' .X--4 'L nfs' 1 . K wx, ' ' 'mv' I ' Y 'aw 7' 1 T43 l KY! I -, V14 w , ' 'lj I . Xhvfi 1 'T J . 'K ' U- ' A ,M . F1 ' A-FC ' fb F M. Hansel, O. Fulton, J. Mashleanas and L. Pickrel expect to make East High tough in the 440 and 880 Relay Teams. Two Mile Relay Team who are aiming to bring home some trophies. Left to Right: J. Heggie, R. Stevenson, J. Davis, D. Plowman. 12 Foot Vaulter Roy Shoecraft demonstrates his grip on pole for John Rosenberger, left, fletterman last yearj and Harry Cutler, right. ,fel Jensen, Davis, and Shoecraft exhibit East High track trophies and showthe 1959 schedule. 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