Estherville High School - Ho Lo Co Yearbook (Estherville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

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Esthcrville junior Collcge was organized in 1926. Those classes met in Estllcrvillc High School, At thc prcscnt time a new high school and junior college building is being con- structed on Central Avenue, and will bc completed and ready for use by September. 1957. The present high school building will then be used as the junior high. Ho Lo Co XC557 U NONOQ Eslhervllle Hugh School and Junlor College Esthervllle Iowa l' O . ,L A cn 3? lu A A Qf '4 :r O In Memory of it YN II I IAM REC HER IH LXPICQSIH1 our appmclatlon of thc tlmc and cncnjv he gaxc so abundantly to thc Board of Edl1C3.f1Ol'1 during thc pmt wc xears Q 4 . . .who divd May 28, 1956. XVC speak for thc c-ntirc studvnt body -nnluaeii uuuuq Board of Education Mrs. Jnmvs Bustvr E. W. Robinson J . h J f r .VK-,H qv ,h , K 1 ,QF -,,, j ' K' ., ,','-.mira 'i-.M v . 'Q 'lf George Chipman X, M, Francis Shadlg .3 Lawrence Jensen ik f S ,X A :X x 0 U- 2- F X ffffiff Nwfwf ceflffff 69 l ve 'F . I 1 l ' ' tg' QV' F 'F' .s Q' 1 . 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I-Iilburn ANNE EVANS Secretary Superintendent When observing some of our schools extra-curricular activities, the keyhole view may be sufficient. However, when determining your interests and abilities, planning your course of study. selecting a vocation. and picking a college. I would recommend a much broader perspective. May I wish the Seniors and junior Col- lege students the best of luck in all of your future plans. WOODROW FERGUSON Instrumental Music M. A., State University of Iowa MERVEN HAUGEN Basic Mathematica' B.A., Iowa State Teachers College LILLIAN HOMES Englixh Dramatic: M.A., University of Michigan CAROLYN JOHNSON English B.A., State University of Iowa YV. C. Hilburn our faculty we prepare . . DELORES FORBES Physical Education B.S., Northern State Teachers College Q6 fy 'T EJ xx. f 1 I I 9 1 x X GEORGE HESS ' Bookkeeping Head Coach l B.S., Iowa State College I - ave' lr . It - 1--.rx .it-.ry rv-'- 4'-T4ff'N JAMES JESSEN F xml Physics 5 Science B.A., State University of Iowa v , , V 4 's,a .. - ' 'sf BRUCE T. KRUSE College Commerce M.Ed., Boston University ' is 5, sf i 23' -.x , 9 -3 , T ..,L. sp ss, if-' all .45 t I iv '.,. x ox., 'Y -1 Gem 4 DEAN MCCORMICK Industrial Arts Athletic Director M. A., Drake University GAIL NICESWANGER Speech Dramatics B.A., Nebraska State Teachers College MARY PATRICK English Pepper Sponsor B.A., Iowa State Teachers College . to fake our place in MARYON HOLTAN Secretary ARNOLD MENNING Social Studies Assistant Coach M.A., Iowa State Teachers College ARVIL PARKS Social Studies Assistant Principal M.A., State University of Iowa MINNIE SAGE Business Education Latin B.A., Iowa State Teachers College WALTER B. HAMMER Principal K-.w'.'1,x ., There is signihcance in the Key-Hole design used for the division pages of this yearhook. High school and junior college students know that the field of vision is limited if the eye is not hrought close to the keyhole. In like manner the student who does not make close application to his studies or search diligently the vistas opened to him through hooks and classroom discus- sion gets not only a narrow hut blurred fperspective of opportunities for life. YVork well! Press the advantage that is yours. Today you look through the Key Hole to the future. Tornorrow you step through the doorway. RUTH SMITH Mathematicx BA., Iowa State Teachers College EDWIN THORESON Vocational Agriculture B.S., South Dakota State College CARL WILL Vocal Music M.M.E., Drake University GRACE HANSON Librarian Walter Ii. Hammer the world of tomorrow. ANN SWANSON Homemaking B.S., Iowa State College WALDO WIDELL Chemistry Physics M.A., Iowa State Teachers College AMNEY WOOD Teacher Training M.A., State University of Iowa LUCYLLE ANDERSON Secretary to Board of Education 9 V76-' 2 6 Q.. V1 av-'P , 3 QX 4 5. r ,,. xv iv- ' 13, .r if' l i ,fie- x f, I f, -- . , -1 ik QP? ,, fn hh' 3 ' ,,.- ' - ,N is Us-r'N -juni Q' fix The Student Council consists of a representative from each homeroom headed by Judy Wiseman, president, Douglas Muklebust, vice-president, and Joyce Weir, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Walter B. Hammer, High School Principal, serves as advisor. Members are: Firsl Row: Mr. Ham- mer, Jan Welp, Joyce Weir, Judy Wiseman, Douglas Muklebust, Jack Bixby. Second Row: Dana Collie, Ca- rolyn McCormick, Jim Handeland, Sidney Stueland, Corlis Thompson, Gary Guge, Betsey Gray, Jean Sunde. Third Rowg Loren Mitchell, Wayne Fransdal, Susan Collie, Elizabeth Johnson, Mary Jo Pullen, Fred Jacob, David Wee. X X. O 'ff J A if ,,..v of' U P h'Qn xN,p-P' .Q:F WL4' 1 1' xi' :ff .ff K 'Wp k ' Ha ,Vi-ff' ,gf ,L X ' ' Q A 'eff f ' 5' ' XXX- .,x, . khhx N 1 'f-Qi .. 4 Vp ,Aff :N h x 4 A x x ' yu xx .. X X ,X N. 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JAMES BARSNESS-Football 15 Science Club 1,2. LARRY BARTLEMAN-Football 4g Basketball 1,3g Hi-Y 4. 12 MARY BAl,'MANfGlee Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3.4: Inner Circle 45 Spanish Club 3,4. JOHN BENESH--Track 4g Contest Speech Work 3,45 One-Acts 2: Junior Class Play 35 Debate l,2,3,4g Science Club l: Quill and Scroll 4g Pepper l,2,3,4g Photography Club 2,45 National Forensic 2,3,4. JACK BIXBY4Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4: Student Council 45 E-Club '2,3,4g National Athletic Scholarship 3.4. THOMAS BORMANN--Football l,3,4g Basketball l,2, 3.4: Track l.2.3,4g E-Club 3,4-. DENNIS BRANDT' Football 1.2.3.-1: Basketball 1: Track 1.2.3.'l'3 E-Club 3.4. BETTY BRINGLEfFHA 1.2: Y-Teens 1, DAVID BRLNSVOLD RONALD BRYAN--'Football l: Travk l: Science Club l. FRANCIS CAIVIPISANU Football l: Mixecl Chorus l. 2.3: Student Council 3: Science Club 1: Library Club 4: llomeroom ofhfer 1: Play Production Staff 3: Class OHC1- ccr 4. SHARON CLARK- -Junior Class Play 3: Mixecl Chorus 3.4: Glee Club 2.3.41 Svienee Club 1: Bible Club 2,3.4: Library Club 2. IIARLAN CIQKLANZ--Basketball 1,2,3,41 Trark 1.2.3, 4: Contest Speerh YVork 3.4: One-Arts l.2,3.4: Junior Class Play 3: Debate 1.2.31 Mixed Chorus 2.3: National Honor Soriety 3.4: Student Counril 1.2: Science Club 1.2: E-Club 3.4: Ilomeroom Officer 1.2: National Forensic 2, 3.4: National Athletic' Scholarship 4: Class Officer 2.3,4. KENNETH DAVIS' Football 1,2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 1: E4Club 3.4: Homeroom Oflicer 1,2,3,4. RUTH EGELAND---FHA 1.2.3.4 PATRICIA ELDRIDCE- -Y-Teens 4. MARLYS ERICKSON -Glcc Club 1.2: Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4: Bible Club 1.2: E-Club 1.2.31 Homeroom Officer 2.4. JUDY ERPELDING Glee Club 2: FHA 2,3,4: CAA 1, 4. in the past four years . . . r V' 2 Dennie 7347: Be-Be Dave 1 Ron Frank ' Clarkie Q F Harlie Milo Ruth Pat Mar Erp ai we :YA tl' 9 '00- S -- f 'sf M58 'PW 'iv' 4 ii f '... JO ,,... Carol WNY' Deanie I f 13?-,X r A vi l . 1: X - 1 .H V V ' ' Y,-l',n' . 5 I8-v as 1' Y ,IV . . ' wlnw Eldie Sunni' X Goog gags. - '- el.-Q ff, bi QQ ' 'Vw Donna -.- 'fix 'M QIX ,luv 1-Y hy Mary is 4 . Max g,f',N .. ',,7-Lgw -f f f. ' , ' ,mfs-3 fv- i Jw Kay Bruno the class of 57 has JOANNE l'RANSDAIf Mixed Chorus 234 Glee Club 12 Concert Band 12 34 Marching Band 1234 Pep Band 234. Band Goxerning Board 4 FHA 2 YTeens l 2, Bible Club 2 343 Small vocal groups 12. CAROL FREY-Mixed Chorus 3 4' Glee Club 12 3' FHA 1' Bible Club 1 2 3 4' Photography Club 4. DUANE FREY--One-Acts l,2g unior Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Concert Band lg Student Council lg Small Vocal Groups 35 Bible l,2,3,4g Library Club 1,2. WILLARD FRIESNER ELDON GARRELTS-Football l,2,3,4g One-Acts 1,23 Team Manager 4. GARY GUGE-Football 1,2,3,4g Track 3, National Hono- or Society 3,45 Student Council 3,45 FFA l,2,3,4g E-Club 4. DONNA HACKETT-Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Concert Band l.2,3,4: Marching Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band l,2,3,4g Small Vocal Groups l.2.3,4' Y-Teens 12' Bible Club 35 Pepper l Spanish Club 3: Instrumental Groups 2 3' Ac- companxst 2 3 4. MARY HAINSEN--Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Y-Teens 1 2 3 4' Bible Club 3 4. MARY MAXINE HASSEL-One-Arts 1' Debate 1' Mixed Chorus 2.3,4: Glee Club l.2,3,4g GAA 2,3,4g Spanish Club 3. JANICE HELMERS-Mixed Chorus lg Glee Club 1,23 FHA 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4. KATHLEEN HEYWOOD-Contest Speech Work 45 One-Acts 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Sci- ence Club lg GAA l,2g Inner Circle 45 Pepper 43 Home- room Officer l. LEE HILL-Football 1,2,4g Track l,2,3g E-Club 2,4. JEAN IIOCKETT-fFHA 'lg Y-Teens 2,3,4g Bible Club lg GAA 3,-lg Inner Circle 2,333 Ho Lo C0 l,2,3,45 Pepper 45 Homcrooin Ofhcer 2,-1, LANORA HOFFMAN' Clic-erlozidcr 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3315 Glee Club 1,213.45 Small Vocal Groups l,2,3,4g GAA 1.23,-lg Inner Circle 3,45 Ilo Lo Co l,2,3,-lg Quill SL Scroll 3,4 gllomerooxn Officer Zyl. Spanish Club 3,4. RUTH IIIQNTLEY-YMixf-d Chorus 2,333 Glec Club 1, 2,391-g Srnaxll Vocal Groups 3,41 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. KENNETH JOHNSON--Student Council lg Photog- raphy Club Qg Homerooin Ofhccr 2. secured a wealth o i'fLEg.4-K ' ' 'L .- LOUIS JUI'ILf f-Football 1.2.3.-1: FFA 1,2.3: Hi-Y 4. MAXINE JL'LIL'S C1eirCluh 3.-1: F11A 1.2,3,-15 Y- Tccns 3.4. DAVID KAL'TZ Bible Club 1.3.3, MERVVIN KIELMANN' -FFA 1.2.3,4. JERRY KNOX' Mzirrliinz Bzincl 3.4. ROBERT KNOX Football 1,133.43 Bzislcctball l,2,3,4 Track 12.3.41 Junior Class Play 3: E-Club 1.2.3.1 JEAN KOENECKE Chef-rlvacler 1: Mixed Chorus 1.2. 1 J 3: Clc-0 Club l.L: Convert Band 1.L,3. MARGARET LAIDIG' Y-Tc-cns -1. f knowledge . . Jean Q 513 K Lolly 4 Hunt SL X 1 -J my ' . 2 . inf? 4 - ,:vgpi4Mu:' 2 'inind' 'S Kenny 'N ' Capone I t -,, Max Dave Q G' Mert ,P vs... I' I 5, . Wy i 'Y Jerry -- . Na -' M I - . Q? .ea .J Horb 'fa Jeannie ,I Maggie 5' X 'x A 1, , 7' '10 , . ,N , ,I N Nan ,,--v- ' Ed W X Lars xiii ii ig' , 'limi vs F Gy li li june .Cf X Giggles Sandy v G 1' V Goofy 4 'N S . Shabby 3' '57 Kathy ,K ll lx I E- . 'Q g i S Mary A, Mac C Carol TY . . and has contributed much 'ANCY LANUMBSSER-fMixed Chorus 23 Glee Club ,2g GAA 1,2,3,4. LDNA LARSENfFHA l,2,3,4. IERALD LARSON-FFA 1,2,3,4, IUNE LAU---Glee Club 3.4g Science Club lg Bible Club l,2,3,4g Library Club 3,43 Pepper 45 Photography Club 45 Spanish Club 3,-4. DONNA LAURITSEN --junior Class Play 3g Glee Club l,2.3,4g FHA 1.2.3,-43 Y-Teens 2,3,4. SANDRA LAURITSEN-Mixed Chorus 3g Glee Club 2.31 FHA 2.3.41 Y-Teens 2,31 Bible Club 2,3,4. RONNIE LEEMASTERH-Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l, 2,3,4g Track l.2.3.4: E-Club 2.3,4. LARRY LILLAND---Football l,2,3g Track 1,24 Contest speech work 3: Junior Class Play 3g Student Council 2g l6 National Forensic 3,4g Bible Club 2. KATHRYN LUNiDYf'fMixcd Chorus 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Small vocal groups l,2,3,4g FHA 4g Y-Teens 3,4g Bible Club 4. MARY MASON -Contest speech work 35 One-Acts 2g Iunior Class Play 33 Debate l.2,3: National Honor Soci- :ty 3.4g Student Council 35 Science Club lg Y-Teens l,2, 3,41 Bible Club 3: GAA 2: Inner Circle 2,3,4g Ho Lo C0 lg National Forensic l,2,3,4: Class officer 4. SHARON MCDONALD--'One-Acts 1 gMixed Chorus 3g Glee Club l,2.3g Y-Teens l,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Inner Circle 43 Homeroom officer 4. CAROL MOOREfMixed Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club l,2, 3,43 Small vocal groups 1.3.43 Y-Teens l,2,3,4: Bible Club 3,41 Ho Lo Co lg Spanish Club 3. LEE MORTLANDffAFootball l,2,3g Track lg Hi-Y 45 Homcroom oflicer 2. DOUGLAS MUKLEBUSTAFootball 1.41 Contest speech work 2: Ono-Acts 1.2: junior Class Play 3: Concert Band l.2.3,4g Marching Band l.2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,-lg Student Council 4: Band Governing Board 45 Home- room officer 2. SHARON MYERS -Mixed Chorus 2,3.4: Glee Club l, 2.3,4g Small vocal groups l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Bible Club 2.3.42 CAA 3,4, CLARENCE NELSON-f-Football 3.4: FFA 2,33 Hi-Y 4. RONALD NIELSEN-'Mixed Chorus l.2.3.4g Concert Band l.2.3.4: Marching Band 2,3.4: Pep Band 45 Small vocal groups 43 Bible Club l,2,3.4: Library Club 2.3,4g Ho Lo Co 4: Spanish Club 3.4. ROBERT OLSON--'FFA 1.2.3,-4. JOHN OMUNDSON CECIL OSTHEIMER-Football l.2.3.4: E-Club 45 Na- tional Athletic Scholarship 3.4, MIKE PETERSON-Contest speech work 3.4: One-Acts 1.2.3. Junior Class Play 3: FFA 12.3.41 Hi-Y 45 National Forensic 3,4. PATRICIA PETERSON-Glee Club 2: Student Council 3: FHA 1: Y-Teens 1.2.3.-4: Bible Club 2.3,4g GAA l,2,3. 4g Inner Circle 2.3.42 Class officer 2. SCOTT PRIOR- -Football 12.3.41 Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 1.21 E-Club 3,-lg Homeroom officer 1,25 National Athletic Scholarship 3.4. CHARLES PULLEN-One-Acts 2g Debate l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,-1-: Concert Band l,2,3,4g Marching Band 1.2.3.-l: Pep Band 3.4: Band Governing Board 45 Small vocal group 4: Science Club 1.2: Bible Club 2,3, 4: National Forensic l.2.3.4. to the standing of E. H. S. Earl Doug Sharon we 4 K' . Q W I X Clancey Ronnie y 4...-. Q Bob we jullx 51+ Jeff 60 6 l Ralph Pete A dig I Sa, Y' i V ' I I' 4 -wi Pat 20 f- I ' zu ar d gi k i' all 1'0 uc 17 Q., is -1 . W? x .5 , .8 'R 3 Gr' it 'G 9' A Be . , 5 L 'C Dick Rod -rf' ' f I, XX ' , 4 1 Beans K1-1. Skunk ,A JO 5 ., 5 I 371 t . J ,,1,, A 1 1, -- 5 5 551 I ' ' ll I . 4 , , 51 1, , ' Jim ' 2 5 f Smitty ' ' ' Don E nl 7 St '- am Shir Y Ann Y A235-Q4 S he ,J 3 'ami X . , w 2 5 Peeking through the keyhole BERYL RECHER -Contest speech work 45 One-Acts 25 junior Class Play 3: Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 3,45 Y-Teens 152,3545 GAA 15253545 Inner Circle 15253545 Ho Lo Co 1.2541 Homeroom officer 25 Class officer 3. DICK REINESCHMFFA 152,3. RODNEY ROSS- 'Football 3,45 Basketball 35 Track 2, 35 Concert Band 2,3541 Marching Band 2535 Pep Band 45 FFA 15253545 Hi-Y 45 E-Club 354. LORRAINE SCHACHERER--Cheerleader 25 One-Acts 1,25 Glee Club 4: FHA 2,3.4g GAA 152,354-. LARRY SCHENCK-Track 15253,45 Contest speech work 15253545 One-Acts 1.2: junior Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Concert Band 15253545 Marching Band 15253545 Pep Band 15253545 Band Governing Board 15253545 Small vocal groups 1.253545 Science Club 1525 Photography Club 2,35 Play production staff 1,253,45 Instrumental groups 1,253,4. JOANNE SCHROECK---Glee Club 1525 Y-Teens 4. JIMMIE SCOTT MARY COLLEEN SMITH-Contest speech work 2545 junior Class Play 35 Debate 1,2535 Mixed Chorus 253,45 Glee Club 1.253545 Science Club 1525 GAA 1525 Inner Circle 3545 Homeroom officer 152: National Forensic 1525 354: Class officer 3. DONALD SNYDER GARY STAM---FFA 15253545 Hi-Y 45 Pepper 25 Home- room officer 4. SHIRLEY SUMMERSH-FHA 1: Y-Teens 152,3,4. ANN TANGEROS4Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,253.41 Marching Band 1,253.45 Pep Bard 2.3545 Y-Teens 15253545 Bible Club 3545 GAA 1,45 Inner Circle 45 Instrumental groups 354. Chorus '1,1: film-1' Club 1.2: Cum'1'x't Buncl 1.2.3,-12 M CLOIIJIC 'l'OS'l'l'1NSON lfuutlmzlll l.g.fl.1: Bzlskctlxa .-XRIJIS 'l'llORl'lSON 'Conn-st spw-Ch work flflg M ixcd Track l.2.3.'1: Svi:-nw Club 1: Ili-Y 1: Ii-Club 3.41 zzrfh- llonlc-rcmul ufllfvr' 1: Nlllllllllll .-Xtblr-In S1'l1olxu'sl11p 3.-1. ing liuncl 1.23,-13 liuncl f10Yl'I'I'llIlLf Bozlrcl -11 Small vocal .IL'DI'l'lI YYlSl'lM.XN fllll'1'Ill'Qlilt'I' 1.2.1111 Niixvll C110- qrmrps 1.21 l l l.'X 1.2.31 Y-'l'4-uns. 1.215.113 Bibln- Club 2.3, rus 2.11.-13 film- Club 1.1.3512 N.1Iion:ul llnnm' Socivty 3,43 lg Ilu lm Cu 14.11 l'1-ppm'-1. Stuclm-nt Coum il 411 Y-lm-ns 1.!.f5.'1: G.fX.'X 1.1.1411 Innv-r 2 I 11 1, Cirflv 1.L.f1.-1: Ho Lu Cu 1: lluuu-mmn nfliu-1' 1: Class 2.54.11 'Im-11 2.14.11 I2-c:1111,4. 0m4'ff1'24 Rl'SSl'1I.l. YANIIORN ALBl'IR'l' WOOD 'l'r4u'l4 fl. lfl .- X 1.2: l'lum:urupl1y RICHARD XYll,'XYlCR 'Fllflllbllll 1.2.3.-11 Basketball lfl. Cl'-113 2- 5.1: 'llI'.li'li l.l.11 Sc'i:'ru'c' Club 11 li-Club 3.-1. SYLVI.-X YOIYNC C111-f-rl:-.mcle-r 1.l: Conn-st SIJl'l'K'l1 KIANYCIC XYIQLI' C114-1' Club 1.23.13 Student Counfil 1, work 1.2: Onz'-.Xvts 1.21 -Iunim' Cl.1ss Play fi: Mixvcl Chu- Alvg CL.-X.-X 2.3: IIlI1f'1' Cirrlv 11: llo Lo Co 11 Pc-ppcr -11 rus 1.23.11 Glue Club 1.1.3.-1: Svimmrm- Club 1.1: Y-'I'r'c-ns Slmxmislx Club il.-11 Play proclm'ticu1stzlllll, 1.2.3111 CA.-X 1.13.11 Hu Lo Cu 11: .-Xwolllpulxist 1. JOHN Wllllli limllmzxll 12.3.13 Barska-tlmll 1.2.3,-1: we see equal success in the future . . Ardic T05 is , as Rus f , 4 'M D1ck jan Monk i' NY' . D G- Jud . f A1 -Q 1 Syl '51 7 1 I lil f? Y NOT SHOl1'N.' Duane Billings. Ralph Buv-gc. Roger jen- sen. Ronald Madson, Don Thompson. jzuuuica Ellwood 19 for the graduating class ,nn- Qu- 4? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Mason, president, Harlan Cuklanz, sec- relary-treasurerg Francis Campisano, vice-president. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFI- CERS: Don Thompson, vice- presidentg Kay Y a g e r president and Sandra. Boyn- ton, secretary-treasurerg not present, T7 O CLASS MOTTO The higher we climb. the grander the view. CLASS COLORS Blue and Wfhite CLASS FLOWER Blue Carnation JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Colleen Smith, president, Harlan Cuklanz, vice-president, and Beryl Recher, sec- retary-treasurer. ag 5 NRM SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI- CERS: Judy Wiseman, president, Pat Peterson, vice-prexidentg and Harlan Cuklanz. Jecretafy-trean urer. S af CLASS SPONSORS Ruth Smlth H 'X Blerbaum Mmme Sage Class History The llttle green boat that set sa1l 1n 1953 was a rxdxculous wobbly thmg to see However, It soon proved ltself a rel1able craft by 1ts brave ShOWlHgS ln the areas of drama, speech, and music 1tS dutles were salutmg the new sh1p E H S Freshmen and helpxng to gulde the organlzatlons neatly through the channels of entertainment and SCTVICC In 1ts th1rd year the brlvht flaffs of former glory had made our llttle green boat a mlghty sh1p Wlthout 1ts asslstance 1n battlmg aggressors on the fields of sport, drama, speech, and mus1c, the EHS Fleet would haxe suH'ered appallmg defeats When the t1me came to muster out the E H 3 Senlor our sh1p showed her a wonderful tlme m QIJTIHUKIITIC ln Parls And now a new E H S Semor IS commandlnff the Fleet on to Ureater uc tones In the Lakes Conference War the football crew took second place and ap peared to be domq admlrably 1n basketball when thls annual went to press We are not able to record the outcome of our other battles but we can be confident of outstandmg performances by our noble Shlp, and all the other members of the E H S Fleet Captams and Flrst Mates of the xessel are pxctured on page 20 Let us hope that our sh1p wlll carry 1tS crew as securely and successfully on the great oceans of hfe as It did on the smaller calmer bays of youth ll Q T . , .,, - . , W. Y I le ,, It , J I gf ' .1 , 'ff 1' a 5 4' 14 Q . I if .i ,. O By 1954, the ship was recognized as a vital asset to the E.H.S. Fleet. Among . . . . M ,, . . . . .D on K A . ' l . ' I CL ' 97 ' ' ' me - - - - as L O . 4, . ,, . . D. . I . G D ' 3 3 l ' The iuniors prepare to lake the lead . . I5 Peggy Knight Sheryl Hood Lmda Uleson Mary Crelghton Vxce Preszdent President Assistant to Secretary Treasurer Pfeszdent CLASS SPONSORS N E Deznoney Ann Swanson Mary Patruk Delores Forbes Edwm Thoreson Carl Wxll and Davxd Baker 1 F K'-3 Q- 'V' X W g, TOP ROH Mary Ann Barfoot Harland Bergeson Mary Ellen Boggess Robert Brmkman Racjean Brmkmann Rxta Brlnkmann Duane Brobst Robert Brunskxll on Bruns wold SECOND ROH Jack Burrell Arlene Christian Audrey Conlee Patrxcla Cooknnham jan Dawald Leo Domek Benny Fox Robert Fox Marlene Freed THIRD ag 'E .,.. of xk qi xi ROW Daud Frelermuth Jean Ann Garrison Merlm George Anna Mae Haggen ames Handeland Gary Hanson Marlys Hasscl Stephen Hayward John Heck ard FOUR? H ROI1 Carol Hxggms Larry Hoxen James Huntsmger John Jensen Joyce Johnson Richard ones Sahron Joy Rxchard Kaltwed Eldon Keeler -cj It vt F' r Q , S- 9' .. r Qg .. 1 A.- S N? ' if M .aw 'X' N' N ' ' -. 1 ' -1 M -1 '- . V 7 9 Q' l' f u ' by Q. 1 - M f , by af 9 ' 1, V l YE K . 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'7' dl? ali 'mv ,Y Q 23.421 6 r x Sc h u hr udw Sth: nc lx rr 'rl Sml11mmt'lpff'nn1g ohn Sh: pp 1rd N111 h ul Smxth Pllflk 1 x Sp uks Xian III gIX'lIJllllL Rlrhald Strubh lr ein unde YI X IH SOI! S nm xx lulor Dirhnc 'I orn bu: Q X xrunx 1 lorreson Llilltll X onBehren karen YN 'xr rmgton elrw Vngmin oxm Xxlll Ixlren YN hxtlsh R1t1 Wlcglncl YI PPNYH RON Iols xNllSOIl MIYYIINO erry Bergeson Leland llarrls Lonme Huntlew Merle ohnson Xlfk uhl L ix onne IXl1I1gbCll -Xrlene Muir ' K V ,I , . .K . I cl 2 3 i - L1 RE? 'v-'T' in .' 'Q A9 - - ' .fr 1' , W HJ I4 1 I ,. X! , RX b l . -, isa l f M. U Y it 6 4 ' S Q ' fc 4? .,,. t . ' ' P gl , .VV 1 f -'Y' 6' K -. ' Q .N X f V 1 H 'N J f 1 - . My 4 . I- 1 ff K . ' X , 1 , R ' ' ' ' P' ix A' L . Q' 1 , :Lx 5 , la , nfl., 1 . -X gy x N A -Y E.. 5 . ' . A , J' Xi R X R 's 7- . QW ,. .. A P x - R ,- f 4 v A x 'af - K S A .5 .' j . 6- 1 ' be' ' . .1 'S :A K lf tx .1 . . V X , 'I' X A ' . 5' 1 li' iq l ' A ll TOP ROW: Gary King. Kay Koenerke. ud' Krier. Alan Gary Russell. David Sampson. Kay Samson. Jane Svharh- . 7 L. , '- 1 . ut 1' ,. -, IM- 5: Iw-:ff-n, era-r. FIIVTII ROIV: jr- rj 1 L -ref. J A' ' G' - xl .' '. 5' ' . 'f,AJ z'.. L' '. 1. '. 1 'L'.'L , - -. 1 'g . -' . 1. ' . 1.1. 1 ' , l ' - - Q A A '- lf. ' - S x . 1 ' 1 .H lu ' '. I' . 1 - ' 'h - -. ' . . I '- ' k . - 1' 'z ' . ,I ' v , V' N '1- ' . . . 1' ' ' . V . J . . J . 1 ' ' . . . e sophomores are achve and Dana Come Vzce President 41 NB: sm 6 jack Lyman Preszdent Barbara Hansen Secretary Treasurer XP -nga '-F48 it f- 2 T' 1 I D, 'Rf 'OG' Kon-sb' nf-sf 5' NY' Q? 'Af' L' 7 Y Q .-DK TOP ROW Artxe Allen, Anthony Anderson, Donna. An derson, Judy Anderson, Gcnelve Bargman, jack Barlow, june Barlow, Jordan Benesh, Judxth Brazee SECOND ROW Harold Carrxson, Rodger Coyle, Ronald Crees, We-1. L is X Q-'Y Elaxne Cuklanz Elame Dahl Karen Dawald Robert Derncksen Pat Donoxan Wxlllam Egeland THIRD ROI4 joe Ellwood Tom Eral Kay Erpeldmg Nancy Erpeldmg Karen Ethermgton Karolyn Feddersen Ron ald Feger Cyrxl Fxscher Mary Flsher FOURTH ROW Dennxs Fxtzgerald Susan Fransdal jerry Freder ncksen Ellen Frey Judy Garrelts Betsy Gray Davld Grlese Lxnda Hansen Allen Hanson FIFTH ROW Bob Hasbrook Merlxn Haukoos Shxrley Hemrlcks Pat Hend rlcks, Elolse Henmck, Davxd Herbrandson, Margaret Hey wood, Dale Hxggms, Beverly Holmgren SIXTH ROW Stanley Hudson, Colleen Hunt, Dlane Huntsmger, and Bxlljensen . . ih ' , , hlywggs' , if F f U 5 .4 1 I -A., ia- .4 af t R In W I 1.1, O X , -. l . K , T T 'Cf' A 1 ' , ,lr X ' ,Q , -. Q T ' K ' ' . V ,' ' - -Q-7 'ef X, 1 f -J, -, , X h A ' , ' ,. o l Q ' , X l ' is M' D J A . F' I' K ,F l - 51 . . .Q ,, -,T . . H.. .MU V in 1 'Q 2-' ' J :O I ' 4 - . .4 K- .l '. v' K' T. 1 lvll In . K 3 X .M - , '. 'H all Q -. .Ql- F l . 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M.-... -.1 'Ll . inte, ZA if 5 x ,, if an Q4 G if' 'Jaq- '8 1-RF W x X TOP ROW Robert Jensen Larry Johnson Lella John son Audra Kern Sandra Klnnard Demse Kollasch S1 mon Larsen, Glenna Laurltsen Robert Lee SECOND ROW Ann Lutter Martha Maakestad Carolyn McCor mlrk Donna McDonald Rachel Mc'Kn1ght Ann Meadows Carole Metzger Meredxth Michelson James Miller THIRD ROW Janet Mxller Denms M1tChell Russell Moffltt LIZIFIC Mortland Douglas Nnelsen Sheuh O Br1cn ohn OConner Maureen Olsen Rlchxrd Omundson FOI RTH ROW Glen Peterson Robert Petersen 'Norene Peterson J'1mes Poulos Dorothy Rasmussen Clmrles Rettcr 'vlan Ann Rhodes Rlchird Rhodes Rxchard Rick IIFTH ROW X 2 f A , ' A, sf? 4 L A to lfegl sf'-ff karat .M Wy 2 yn, 'Y Xue wi-ll W 2 'wa'- Va IJ' ,PW I 4,55 I rv 'W 'Q if una 1.2 tmes RlflCCII1 Ann Rldlew Doxothw Refsell Edwtn Sampson 'Normi Simpson Lmdt Sfhaper Clrlton Shiw Km Shonltwxler Hobbs Slmpson SIXTH ROI! Llosd SIIHIJSOH Conme Srmth udy Snyder Shiron Spoo H'1ns Sunde Rlfhlfd Thelen Donald Theesfeld Louxse Thomis Corlxss Thompson SEVFNTH RON John T1h butts Donxld Vilen MIFITIII Xiltn L'tur1 XWHHOTH Darold YonVehren Ctry VVee Lynn Wee Susan wxhltf' Shwron Young FICHTH ROU udx Z1tter1Ch Mtssmq Bxrry Berrshlll 'Nfhrlene Cirrlson udy Hutchinson 0 Lxebendorfer 6 J l 4 Q :1 ' L-1 of L GX . J y 4 , A' . ' 'A X 'WJ D 2? R -,A-ly Q Q A 7' ' 11 Q 5 . 'VA Nl. I 'I' Q 1 J' 'S H nfl, F I. 5 ' - W e- an-,A V X' . L . . P f- J ,V J 'L J -.. Q X K V ,, 'GE' .J ,, f'V lp ,K ' Q ' 'V' 1 t 5 P V Q 'ww ' 5... - O4 J '- J -' Q W J S, ' - f Q QQ, 2 -J ' W 'Y 73,155 . ' X , 5 P K C 'ur,S7 mic- X G K C? . ' H JI 1 hwy' L V it X 3 I A V 1, R , 2 Q' . , Fl , '35 fl ' V mf . an N J x . , . 1-Iv Q . 'Q ,lv I . L Y V V V.. lv . : 9 . S L - I Q I - l J Y A C . l , X , ', , '. ' ' . J l , ' , . 12 ' V . ' '. . ' ' ' , ' 2 . ' f . l. , , ff J If ' ' . V , U 5 '.Jn . the freshmen do their part. Loren Mxtchell Loxs Cerwxck Normanda Ohlund Vice President Pfexzdent Segyetary Y rearurer fl 4S'S' SPONSORS MKISIII xu cn om Duw md C lrolyn ohnson 'QP' 7? 5--f K., 1' I H -as TOP ROW Murxel Aasby Eleanor Adams jean Albrant Larry Amdahl Ann Anderson Leo Anderson Marlys An derson Arllss Bebo Charlene Benesh SECOND ROW Ann Blrney Beth Bixby Maureen Boggess Duane Brobst John Brunsklll Rlchard Buck Jim Buster Charles Chrlst Karen Clark THIRD ROW Ronald Clxnton Susan C0fHC Mary Domek Dale Elde jxmmle Elke Jamce Erlckson Merlyn Farrand Larry Feddersen anet Fisher 'V iii! 'M 4. FOURTH ROW Wayne Fransdal Chr1stopher Glfford Harold Grems Scott Grlffith Don Haberman Angelme Hagebeock George Hames Lorna Halr Ken Hansen FIFTH ROW Mary Jane Hanson Ronald Hanson Wayne Hanson Wendell Hanson Jean Karen Harris Nancy Harwego Dorothy Hassel Sandra Hexdecker Caro lyn Helman S .' .': . lla g-.jl '- .1 1: ' -I . ' A G . . T , T' C f' 1. V , ?x 6 AE: I Q .... ff x X, r .M 1. 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H do 'll ' s , :Zu ,K f ' 15 3: 632 - 'EF ' 4' vf ll' -.Q . .f ,I x ft U , - H x A Y Q VW' , x 'Qtr TOP ROW DeWayne Herbmndson Kithryn HlZglhS Sh1ron Hull Marlys Hlpple Bonme Hofstwder Ted How 'lrd Maxme Hudson Donna Huntley Fred Jneoh SFC OND ROW Roxanne Jensen S'1llv Jensen Sylxxa epsen Elwabeth Johnson Betty Lou ostind OTXlll1 Kaltxed Bohumlr Keeler Mrehxel Kxtehen Kiren Knutsen THIRD ROW Vlrzll Ludrq Dund Lange Roberta Lanqmo Davnd Larson Miry J1ne Llnn Mlldred Loes Chen on Lowe Robert Lowe 'IIHLS Mendson FOURTH ROW Shlrley Mahan Jerry Mxrkley Mary Pat McK1r ehy Paulme McWew ohn Metvzer Chrenee Mltchell Y '. C' '06 Ss 4155 -qc 36 alll C 5' Jerry Moflitt John Moklestad Clrole Moller FIFTH RON J'xnet Moore Leon'1rd Mor1t7 Bxll Muklehust S'mdr1 Myers Arlm Ness Sandm NUIIIDQ Pltrlcxa OBr1en Je'1nne Olson Suswn Osqood SIXTH ROM Shexlm Ossenkop Larry Pwulson Wayne Piulson Anna bell Pune Sxndm Pederson 'mice Peterson Wayne Pet erson Mary Jo Pullen Jnm Reed SEVENTH RON Kithryn Louxse Reed Jlm Renter Delores Rlnqhim Alan Roblnson YN'wne Rovkne Rxchird R0sburQ Min Nmta Rosend'1hl Bernird Sunpson Bonnxe Schlotfeldt I K V 1 Q T .T 'Tl' ' I f -f T . V 5 4 ,l A C yr 1' v 'E' J f -Q . I ' , K x , I X6 J gy v . le . V ., SA 1 ' th Q Q. Q H 5 I L A an -f E 'R Q 4 8 R: N yt-E Q., xy! vm N Vx , fl sift. I I 1 Q I R ,fi 9' 3 su n -1 ' E , 'Sivw 1 1 W 4 AN 7 ' . A Q A lg l rg, A F I . J I A + .f-- ,S -' , 7' for , -vs ff -'Q A re - - .G ei-7' ' V J V ,, V J J , x V, Q . l 4 f Qu fix 14 ' I4 ' 1 xv I M ' .K ' K ., ' . -- R 'l - . 3, W X' lt' -Q 5 . ' f 'J 'G fy I IX ' ll . . i - , f I A - 2, I-LN . L , X l Al N5 A ' , u 1 D . ' .. . . aj . 2 . m . ' . ' ' - 2- I A- Y I. f Tfqj x ie, Q I' x TOP ROH Elsie Schroeder Lanny Syelar Mxr un Skow Joyce Smlth Jerry Sorbo G'xry Sparks Reqme Spoo N1ncy Steele Henry Stexcson SECOND ROM Mnlhe Strom Dlnnls Summers R1Ch1rd Summers G'1ry Swxnson Silly Swan son Phlllp Thelen Denms Thomis Marlvs Thompson Calxm Thoreson THIRD ROW '99 gg 'V 'Q-f QP! 1-Q Qi' S- MITXIH Thornburg Frlnklln Topp xmmxe well LaDonn1 X xlcn Bruce NValker Davld Wee Pitrlcxa Weqmnn B1rb1ra Whmsh Bev crly Z1tter1Ch IOURTH ROW Charles Zltter lch MISSING Klrk Fltfner Dirwood Hclmers Clctus Molacek Dornld Meyers Donald Sharar Sxdney Stueland Nancy Woodley ffgvfffff QS fx-Q 'nfl 2 M ,ffffd 'N'sQZ1...k,, F NN. MN. M' . ' xx' - XX ,.,A ..,,, Q X X, ,,.t xx X NNN NkN'N'w..W4m. 'Rt 1 XXX XRNXXN. 'fx NX xxx if W A xxx A ' .X ik S 3 R 5 S 3 w RN, A 5 E NW X 3 Xp' x . M 2 .1- ' ff!! , .U f- -5 -.-qv-.1-qw'-. .. . - - : 9'4'52'-' . I ' ' ' 5: ,,- V. TSQIL, ln. Q. Qulll ancl Scroll FIRST ROW Carole Sa Burg Karen Carey Qulll ancl Scroll an ther La'Nor1 lloffmin YPFOND RON Joa nm Brinkman Dmn cl Llbrary Club sahsfy literary lnterest Llbrary Club Francls Camplsano June Lau Mrs Hanson Ron1ld Nlclson q 1lly' 04'-w rf' :Wir lfl W1 1 O C I Q Q O O , , . , 1 . . - P'-a lv w ' . . Ulfflli -W .,,' 4. 1' gg, q , , ,I . 'ei-1j:.,.'-:it 1 1 ' 5 1 Q . . s.,v 4 mf f y l 1 fs X 711 FIRST ROW: Colleen Smith. Carolyn McCormick, LaNora Hoffman, Mary Mason, Beryl Reeher, Judy Wiseman, Jean Hoekett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. MeCormiek, Judy Krier, Linda Oleson. Judy Sehenelt, Peggy Knight. Carol Higgins. Sherrie llood. THIRD ROIV: Jan lVelp, Sharon McDonald. Ann Meadows, Barbara Hansen. Mary Bauman, Kay Hey- wood, Pat Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Colleen Hunt, Jean Sunde, Betsy Gray. Naney Jo Erpelding, Millie Stray. Lois Cerwirk, Beth Bixby. Slow start does not hinder Inner Circle. Inner Circle welcomes twelve new members at the beginning of each school year. These girls must rank seholastieally in the upper third of their Class and par- ticipate in the school activities. The thirty girls and their sponsor. Ruth Smith, enjoy a dinner meeting eaeh month in the home of one of the members. They also have a regular meeting with a program following. The girls present a Christmas basket to a needy family and have a formal dance for members and their dates. Inner Cirele ofheers are Nlary Rlason. President: Betyl Reeher. Yiee-President: l.aNora llolllmzm. Seeretary K 'liIAt'2lSlll'l'I'. Gfficers Miss Ruth Smith If 'X WA uf ,f -ag. - ... .af V- rl Y ., A- A. ' 3. ' 1 L' . -' V A'-fi l z ink' M - 1, - 11 l , '-vt Q .. 1.: '. V' .1 V t a. , A ' - .' N -s w if sl . rf.. 1. lf. 5- Lp f , ,.u Y . Q V Q 5 1, 1: ll L 'l l-l-F- :H il' . , Q A ' ' 1' U 'f gl nl was 5- fl T l 3 l 'YI 'N 'V .r ,,. ' w . - X J .f-,im .. M . - A ' -r ' -.H A -' - . ,,VV ,, , 1.5. , . 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D, , - gl' 115, 1 ' 3: 'uw K A 1 , 4 lf., h ifi- 5 I Q gl l l L ,- I lx I ,il ' 'ax yt l V PQ 1 .' . MQ g 'vw' 1 X Q- lx R Up -il ku Q V. Q2 1 w: :XVVJ D' V ,JS ' 's x , ft 8' A Ll. 2Vi15,.L5., ff, . . , . 'ef 13591-1:gix'.1r,.'. Tp ' fu' 'Rye ivfa . 'r, . V' , V V Q ' ' ' .swf :- I fl iafhei i i mwwrnfiiba il- 'li-.r el V . .v.x ,L V . V ,, gal I xp VVVx .jf s . , VVVJ 1 Ur V- , j . -'-- - -' EL ' ' Y, 'llc ., 6',n,. ,X ' Arm i. . UM W. ...,, , V kV . V r-.-r. q,q + M L 1: Q '6l'?i'f'5:3 ,l . ' 'il it it f fi :ff f L sit ll' it ' 7. -' -stil l L We . v 'Y 1 ' ' V X V e VV Z! 1. X, ' V - . 1 Q ,mul HV VJ ', V3 , EA 2,1 , '-ijt: 5 .' --...J D' ie, ' T 3. Q .-4 Q' A 'Vx :X f tn- -- ft- A iq iw ' . -, A . V ,I I ' vm 2 ' 1 .mqdg . .fs .-M A-MB HO LO STAFF: LaNora Hoffman, Mary Ma- son. Jean Hockctt. Linda Oleson, Sylvia Young. Ardis Thoreson. Lora Lee Poole, Jan Welp, Ronald Nielsen. Beryl Rechrr, Judy Wiseman. Pat Cookinham, Audrey Conlee, Sheryl Hood. Peggy Knight, Judy Krier, Don- na MCNQW. Margaret Mestcr, Martha Maalce- stad, Ann Meadews, Meredith Mickelson Norene Peterson, Connie Smith, Susan White. Eleanor Adams, Ann Birney, Lois Cerwick Sue Collie, Mary Linn, Normanda Ohlund, Doug Nielsen. I 1 XJ S f.,:'.'h' . -. - g D o ff fe. l'I' ' v 4- ui. . -I ' 1 FIRST ROW: Pat O'Brien. Joyce Weir. Pat Cookingham. Judy Krier. Sandra Nutting, Mary jo Pullen, Janice Erickson. SECOND ROW: Mary Pat Mcliirehy. Martha Maakes- tad, Eileen Lundervold, Norma Sampson. Kay Heywood. Betsy Gray, Marie Mortland, Audrey Conlee, june Lau. THIRD ROW: Miss Patrick. Ann Ridley. Kay Shonkwiler, jan YVelp, Donna Amdahl, Phyllis Rockne, Jauiaiea Ellwood. Mary Boyzuess. IfOl'R7'l1 ROW: Ardis Thorcson. Karen Carey, Diana Burg, Bob Lee. john Benesh. Jean Hoekett, Rita Brinkman. Pepper staff turns out weekly edition of school news Every week of the school year. the Pepper stafl' busily collects news for the school paper. This paper appears in the Ifvtlzereillc Daily .Yezev each Saturday. The reporters, head writers. proofreaders. and typists work hard to make their edition an interesting and readible one. The staff added many new features to improve the content of the paper. The Pepper includes photos and interviews of the seniors of and student polls to make it popular with all the students. All went smoothly under the sponsor- ship of Miss Patrick. Sutter: X FIRST ROHQ- Editor-In-Chief, Pat Cooking- hamg Businetx Manager, Kay Heywood. SEC- ,0 OND ROW: News Editor, John Beneshg junior A College Editor, Diana Burg. Kay Heywood. Bu.vinf'.v.c lllanager -4 4 .ug Q Y .glib tif' 'Sei FRONT ROW: Douglas Mu'klebust, Mary Maison, Harlan Cuklanz, Judy VViseman, Gary Guge. SECOND ROW: LaNora Huffman, jean Sunde, Ardis Thoreson, Ann Tangeros. THIRD ROW: Joyce Weir, Jean Hoekett, Verdezin Olson. Roger Rusch, Pat Cookmham. FOURTH ROW: jan Welp, Jack Bixby. Francis Czimpisano, Larry Schenck, Beryl Rec- her. National Honor Society welcomes 14 new members Uuring the second semester of each year. a committee of high school teachers selects a number of students to the National Honor Society. These students must rank in the upper one-third of their class and the number chosen is not to exceed 15 percent of the senior class or five members of the junior class. Candidates are rated on character, service, scholarship, and leadership. The new members are initiated into the organization hy the members re- maining from the preceding year in a candle-light ceremony before the student body. The speaker this year was Mr. Menning of the high school faculty. Ogicers Initiation .11 I tl 5' s t PM . 3 FRONT ROW: LZINKJFLI lloffman. Juni' Lau. Kay Sampson. Judy Pvtcrson. Marlys Ilasscl. SECOND ROW: Ronxtltl lNIaClson. .Ian WR-lp. Phyllis Rocknv. .I:1i11aic'a lillwoocl, Ronald T TNS-ilson. Spanish Club completes its fourth year. lfmlvr tht- c'at'r'ft1l clircction of Mr. llailvy, thc Spanish Cluh holds its monthly tncctings at tho homt- ol' one ol its mt-inhcrs. A husintfss meeting' and entertainment are ftiattirvcl with rc'fx'c'sl11m'nts following. Tho hnsinvss II1t'f'IlZlg' is mainly C0!lC'C'!'I1f'd with qu:-stions applying to l-llllllil' hopvs of visiting Nlvxico, paying tlucs to rt'ct'ix'6 thc' naint' and aclclrvss of a Spanish pc-n pal. planning thc Cliristnias party. anal add- ing nvwly-aCq11i1'vtl souvt-nits to the Spanish-Club scrapbook As 11 wholt-. tht- Club hacln't ht-min too aCtix'v this your. dui' to thc many outside' activitit-s in which thv nie-mht-rs participate. 'lillf' officers art' Judy Pt'tv1'son. Prvsidcnt: Kay Sampson, Vive'-Prvsiclvnti and Nfarlys Hasscl, SCCrt'tzn'y-'l'1'vas11x't'1'. Oflircrs A-Xdyiggr X 3.1 .. 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SECOND ROW: Peggy Knight. Judy S1'h1'n1'k, Donna MCNQW, Sandra 'I'11ylor, 111111111 011-son. Carol Higgins. Patty L2lRUL'. Arl1'111- Cliristiun, Karon Pvtcrson. Pat Cookinhain. Karen Warrington. Ruth Pullvn. Audrey Conlcc. J1'z1n Garrison. Eileen Lund- 1'1'vol1l. NI.1ry Billllllllll. Bl'Vl'1'1y Bil1IIll'I'. Nlziry 1111ns1'11. Muxinv Julius, J1111i1'1- 111'l111Crs, Don- na Lauritscn. THIRD ROW: Arlene Nyborg. Ann Ridley, Jam-t Miller, Di11n1- Huntsinger, Jxllllfll Kl'I'Y1. MLlfX'l'C'll Olsen. xfilflf' Mortlnnd. Dann Coffin. B11rl111r:1 II11ns1-n. Susan XN'hit1'. Donna NIl'DOYlLlld. Bvtsy Gray. Ann Meadows. Virginia Torrcson. Kay Sanipson. Judy P1-tvrson. Judy YonB1'l11'1'11. Kay KOC11c1'l11'. B11n11i1- Larson. NI11rg11r1't Luidig. FOURTH W .7 11 541. W1 lor ill scllool mviiilaers. 'lllll' sorial afliyl- tus mcluclfcl '1 lhcl 'mml lJ'111f'l11m-r Ilan- clu I ollu-r-llauglmw lea. a Valen- tmc lima: mal a trip to ilu- Minn:-apolis ms tor the senior inenilwrs. 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SIXT HROHT Martha Mulsestad Mary Xnn Barfoot Sl1crrelM1tehcl 'Nlncy Steele Mildred Loesehen.1N1ary eine Hansen Roberta Langmo 'Namy Woodley Sandra Peterson Ann Xndcrson. ,Ianct Moore Sandra Myers Ann Burney Kathryn Reed ' 3 P 1 ,un 11 f R t 1111' :11111s 111 11111 1 11:X 1111-1 111 p1'111111111' QI'OXV1Dg g1I1p1'1'1'1111i1111 111 1111- joys 111111 sg11is1'g111111111 111 111111111- 1111111i11u. 111 1111111 1111' Q111111 11111111- 111111 1.l1I1111X' 1if1'. 111111 111 1.l1I'I11t'l' 1I111'l'1'SI 111 11111111- 1'c111111111i1's 1 1 1 1 111 1111 1 II111 I tpxkfls N xx 11 1 S1111111 1 15 , 1 ll 1111 111A llll X nuff Q I In 1 9 t111 111111111111 111 X1111 S11 111x11n 1111 111'11111s s11111111 X11 1 11 KI X 111 11111111111 Donni x x X lll l I 11111 11111118111 1 181 - 1 1 W Future Homemakers and 111 11011 1 1 1 1111 xx 11 111111 111111 11l1II11f5 1111 01111115 B1x1r11 10111 nn Donni L11111tS1n SlIlC1Il L1ur11s1n I111r11n1 511111111111 1x1th1yn Lundy 11111 Frpcld 1111 1111111111 M155 Swmson .Sll 0XD R011 51111111 M111hcl1 Shuon Xoung Clenna 1111r11w1n L11u1s1' 'Ihonns 1n111 XI11111111l Elnori Ph1111pi C 1111111 XI1tlg1r udy Z1tt1r11h Shuon 511011 S1n11m 1x1r1n1111 L1ur1 X 1n11o1n E11n1 L1rs1n FHIRD R011 ISIFCH Knut icn S'1n11r:1 NUIIIDQ L 111 ohnson 1x1101y11 1'111111rs1n u11y 1311111 unc Birlow M1ry 1111111 Xfflflllll X 1lcn, 11111 Xn111rson 51111111 Xixcrs Bonnlc HofSt1d11 Susan Pransdal 101 RT11 R011 S1n11r'1 11111111111 Ixithy 111Q1,1m ov11' 51111111 Mllflll 112111 Plll1lIlC Xf1New Xnn Xndcrson 121510 S11110111cr S1'1110n 1-1111 Xfhrw Hinscn Xnnibd Pune Shlrlcy XII1lll'l 111111 P1t1rson 111111 11011 M1urc1r1 Bogqess 'N1n1y XN11o1111y M'1r1ys Xndcr son K111-n C1111 0111111 C111k Bonmc- S1111o1f1'111t M1ll11 Strxv S1lly Swanson S111ron 1111111 1111111 nc B1n1sh S1111 113115111 111111 Blbo Nmu 511111 take part In R1'Qll1l1I' 11lli1I11'SS 1111-1'1i11Qs z11'1' 1111 1111' 1i1'sL 1 llI'S- . ., U 11L1A' 111 1-111111 Il 1111. 111111 SI -'111-p1'11j111' s Utings ' -- E jx -f .. . , . .. . . 1 :zu A- 11111 '.'Yt'I'X' 1111111 1111111'11g11'. 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A trip is taken every surnrnct to climax Ofticers shown are Jerry Larson X ice President Gary Guge. President: Dennis Lauscn Qcntinel Robert Olson, Secretary and Garx Stain Iteas urer. Mike Peterson, Reporter not shown Future Farmers of America practical activities. FIRST ROW: Mr. Thoreson, jerry Larson, Gary Stam. Gary Guge, Bob Olson, Dennis Lau- sen. SECOND ROW: Harland Bergeson. Rodney Ross, Merwin Kielman. Clarence Nelson, Mike Peterson, Leland Harris. THIRD ROW: jerry Schacherer. Gary Hansen, Nick juhl. Richard Strubhar. Cyril Fischer. Dan Valen, Ronald Feger. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Fitz- gerald, Jim Miller, Simon Larsen, Bill Egeland, David Herbrandson. Leonard Moritz. lfll-'TH ROW: Leo Anderson, Scott Griffith, Larry Fedderson, jon Love, David Larson, Richard Rosberg. ,... 'c' 1 N..-1 R! li Ar FIRST ROl1': Mrs. Hanson. advisor. Duane l rey. Douglas Nielsen. Artlis Thoresou. Ron- ald Nielsen. Carlton Shaw. Pat Cookingham. Harlan Bergeson. Sandra Lauritsen. Lora Lee Poole. SECOND ROW: Sharon Myers. june Lau, Sharon Clark. Carol Frey. Kay Grover, Don Feclclerson. Ann Tangeros. Mary Hanson, Beverly Balmer. Kathryn Lundy. THIRD ROW: Charles Pullen, Carol Moore, Elizabeth Johnson. Karen W'arrington. Eileen Luncler- volcl. jean Ann Garrison. Sherrel Mitchell. DelVaync Herhranclson. David llerlnranclson, Bob Derrieksen. I-'OI'R'I'l1 ROl1': Karen Harris. Jean Allurant. Nfartha lNIaakestatl. fwliri- am Valen. Beverly llolmgran. Yerclean Olson, :Klan Larson. Leland Harris. Gary Hanson, Merlyn lfarrancl. Dennis Lausen. l'iII 'I'II ROW: Janet Moore, Marlys Anderson. Norma Sampson. june Barlow. Glenna Lauritsen. Ellen Frey, Mary Fisher. Dorothy Refsell. Elaine Dahl. Whtyne Paulson. Dennis lfitzueraltl. SIXTII ROl1': Nluriel Aaslmy, Joyce Smith, Pau- line 1NICNew. Lorna Hair. Bonnie Sehlotfelclt. .-Xnn .-Xnclerson. Millie Stray. Sally Swanson, Loren Biitehell. Cyril Fisrher. :Xrlin Ness. Bible Club continues growth This is the fourth year that the liilsle Club has been active in HHS. This organization is to provide a half hour each week of Christian fellowship for all who are interested in high sehool and junior College. Nleetings are helcl each Wednesday morning in the home economies room. OI I ICIfRS.' Ronald Nielsen, Pfexidentj Arclis Tho- reson. Vice-Presidentg Carlton Shaw. Secretary Cb' GOVERNING BOARD: Pat Coolunqham Harlan Tfwlfilfff. Bergesen, and Doug Nielsen. QU' .1 -,,, '-.fa 'v !-45 . r : - . , ' W . 7 ' I ..v, . 5 in' lk-1.7 , If FIRST ROIV: Danna Coffiv, Susan Coffin. Lois Cvrwifk. Diunz- Iluntsingvr. Sully Jonson. SECOND ROIV: Eilr-on Lundcrvold. Pat Cookinham. Karen Dnwald. Carolyn Twicflorxnirk. Connie- Smith. Mari Ann Rhoda-s, THIRD ROIV: Torn Ernl. Lorvn Blitchcll. Edwin Thoro- son, YN'ayne Paulsen. Carlton Shaw, Fred Jzxfob. I 0I'RTll RO11': Charlvs Pullcn. Bob Lvv. Roger Rusrh. jim Millf-r. Jack Lyman. Jim Huntsinqvr. John Brfnvsh. Debaters receive honors NLE 141 , in li? l x '.'.u- ' ' ' ' Yziltl, . . Q Esthc-rville's National Forensic League Chapter gained many new inembers. Individuals become eligible by earning points for various activities in speech work. Points are earned by participation in contests in the Iowa High School Speech Association and the National Forensic League Contest Series. Points can also be attained by performing before local or- ganizations. Mr. N. E. Demoney is the sponsor for the local chapter. National Forensic League is growing. O l H -4-.. TOP RUIV: jim Huntsinger, Mike Peterson, Harlan Cuklanz. SECOND ROW: Roger Rusch. Bob Lee. THIRD ROW: Jack Lyman. John Benesh, Tom Eral. FOVRTH ROW: Colleen Smith. Mary Mason. Pat Cookinqhzim, l 1I TII ROW: Connie Smith, Mari Ann Rhodes, Carolyn McCormick. SIXTH ROW: Karen Dawuld. Diane Huntsinger, Dana Coffie. limit:-xl sp:-wli wink is a popular ac'lix'ily among tliv stnclvnls of Ii.lI.S. L.Illll'I' nlw 1-xpvrl clirm-ction nl flail Xiu-m1111114-1'. Qpi-wli lIl9ll'llC'lUl'. ilu-y pai'- Iiripaii- in lniiiiomiis. flranialicx anrl m'aioric'al nlvm'lamalion. i1111-1'Im'lixm- rvacling. ancl iarlio spvak- ing, A UHF-LICI play' is also pri-sviiu-cl li0I'COI1lf'Sl work. Alu-1' ilu' loral c-liniinalion lic-lcl in Rlanuary. tlu' ST.l1Cli'IllS go to ilu' pri--clislrici. district. and state COIIIPSIS of ilu- Iowa lligli Scliool Spm-flu Associa- tion. linpinq to win many lionors. Cfmili-sl spa-nwli is onv ol' ilu- many .ictivilics bringing llonoi' to lfSLl1c'1'x'ill1f Higli Srliool. Contest Speech is popular. TOP ROW: jim Huntsingcr. Harlan Cuklanz. Mike Peterson. SECOND ROW: lohn Bcncsh. Beryl Recher, Steve Hayward. THIRD ROW: Connie Osscnkop. Ann Meadows. Sylvia Young. FOVRTH ROW: john Jen- svn, Pa! Cookinhani. Mikc' Smith. I ll TH ROW: Mar- garet Hr-ywoocl. Susan XS'hitv. Kay llcywoocl. SIXTH ROW: Bvlsy Gray. Mari Ann Rhoclvs. Barbara Hansvn SEVENTII ROIV: Arliss Bvlio. Jean Sundck janv! Blil- ler. EIGIITH ROW: Diane- Ilunlsinucr. Marie' Mort- land. Kathy Recd: NINTII ROW: Roxanncf Jensen. Arclis Tliorvson. Cullman Smith. TENTH ROIV: Pat U'Bricn. Elizallvtli johnson. 1 'Q gi 1 ,B l-I P -n W . ff H .- 71 93 Xutlrty C onlu 'Qty-4 'cw 1-x J6- Jumor Class Pr senis Olcl Doc D ohn Hilary Ole Dot Dr Robert H11 irx his son P1 Brown x nzighbor NI1 Blown his wifi Nlirglrct Burns Bobs hzntu Dick Burns her kid brother 'met Martin Dot s meta Mr Htpple 1 lawyer Dr Fclinuntl Brind 1 friend cf Bob NI in gc lbx Cast Roger Rusth Sttse Haywood Leo Dointk Put COOlxlIlgl1 un Shcrie Hood Mike Smith Karen Whitish Werdean Olson I xrrx Lillantl Sharon Oshcr oyee ohnson Ruth Pulltn Connie Osstnkop N rs Rossi N rs Cronin friends ind p itif t N rs Vlcllon f oc I ois KN irnc r This plax deals with a sniill town doctor who in split of all his bellowinq is loved bs all Bob his son has just ffmcluitcd from incclieil school and unknown to his father plans to stax III Boston ind praeutt Nfuffaret Bobs haneee knows this and refuses to main him if he does remain thc If Bob stops to su Doe befou ht begins his work in Boston Doc believes his son has come home to stav and clots not fmt Bob time to tall othemise Bob leans a note of explanation Nlmfuct 19 heartbzoktn and bu iks the engagement Doc is so disappointed and stunned bs tht news that he suH'ers a heart at tack A good fri: nd 'Wa Brown composes 1 ttleffnrn supposullx from Bob saving that he has changed his mind Doc clit s happv as 'VI 1 Brown intt nded When Bob nuns Wh so :nous him bx hir description of Docs clcwotlon to his practice that Bob decides to take oxer the practice and settle there with Margaret H 3 Ku U b K ,t . x I t i A 1 4 . f- - L 2 l - I s 4 W' f , . 4 5 . - .4 . ,..f , . , L in' H fit I , ' , . if' -5 ug- .,. , -. 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I . . . . 1 at . . . . , , I I . 'rr . . X. ' . i'x l i l 'l . X I Y. 'I s . . . - , ., ' . . , .,, . , . . ,. 1 . . . . 5. . 1 . . K K . n I x 1 , - 5 v ,- . . 1 , . , . . . 1 ,, L . , . ' , 1 L . , t .. . 4 . ,. 1 . . . Freshmen and Sophomores provide fine entertainment Mushrooms Coming Up r 5 . 4 , I x , I 1 . I 1 , ' A z 4 ' V . 9 1 ' I k V : i ' w S .-T... rw in ef MV lim 11- 1 o lnson Mivhavl Kitchvn Pxxtriria fyBI'il'I1 Nf.11'y-I.n1m' Linn kara-n Ixnulsvn Mary' Pal Mr'Kir'c'l1y' I E ' ' , 1 f '41 4 A Vt , A V I t . i x : , f I Sugar and Spice f f an '1 ip L A lllllt' un sin 4 Ronald Crm-cs Judy Carr:-lts Tourists' Troubles fm 'YW Calvin Thoroson ris li orc Frvd Jacob Kathryn Rccd Normanda Ohlund Bobby Simpson Sharon Young Dennis Thomas Arliss Br-bo '9 it .'.TOS, FIRST ROW: Marlys Hipple, janet Moore, Carolyn Heiman, jean Sunde, Judy Peterson, Lois Wilson, Marie Mortland. SECOND ROW: Colleen Smith, LaDonna Val- en, Betsy Gray, Susan Frans- dal, Ruth Huntley, Joanne Fransdal, Ann Tangeros. THIRD ROW: Ann Lutter, Kay Heywood, Susan White, Mari Ann Rhodes, Kathryn Lundy, Beverly Balmer, Nor- manda Ohlund, Sharon Clark. FOURTH ROW: Beryl Re- cher, Barbara Hansen, Judy Wiseman, Sharon Joy, Donna Anderson, Sylvia Young, Vir- ginia Torreson, Carol Frey. ip Mixed Chorus presents impressive SOPRANOS, FIRST ROW: Margaf ret Mester, Nancy Jo Erpelding, Col- leen Hunt, Eleanor Adams, Marlys Hassel, LaNora Hoffman, Ardis Thoreson. SECOND ROW: Diane Huntsinger, Carol Moore, Maxine Hassel, Karen Whitish, Kathryn Reed, Martha Maakested. THIRD ROW: Sharon Myers, Beth Bixby, Lois Cerwick, Margaret Heywood, Karen Warrington, Arlene Nyborg. FOURTH ROW: Linda Oleson, Peggy Knight, Carole Moller, Don- na McDonald, Mary jane Linn, Donna Hackett, Ann Meadows. BASSES, FIRST ROW: Charles Pullen, Carlton Shaw, Doug Nielsen, Wayne Rockne, Mike Smith. SECOND ROW: jack Burrell, Jack Barlow, John Moklestad, Larry Schcnck, Peter Abel, Ronald Nielsen. THIRD ROW: Mer- lin Haukoos, Hans Sunde, Duane Frey, Alan Larson, Verdean Olson. Concert ot Christmas time. TENORS, FIRST ROW: Da- vid Wee, DeWayne Herbrand- son, Chris Gifford, Edwin Thoreson, Bob Hasbrook, jim-- mie Towell, Jim Buster. SEC- OND ROW: Wayne Fransdal, Chuck Christ, Philip Thelen, Henry Steveson, ,Arlin Ness, r Bruce Walker. THIRD ROW: Bob Simpson, jim Hande- land, Corlis Thompson, Den- nis Thomas, Ed Robinson, Lloyd Simpson, Bob Lee. The Mixed Chorus, composed of 106 members under the direction of Carl Will, devotes the first semester practicing songs for- the annual Christ- mas concert, which is broadcast over K.L.I.L. Ap- proximately 35 students took part in the tradition- al caroling done in the halls before Christmas. Starting the second semester this year, the Mix- ed Chorus was divided into two groups, each meeting on a different day. ' A The second semester is spent rehearsing songs to be presented at the Spring Concert and Music Festival. A well-known director is invited to in- troduce new ideas of music and to direct the fes- tival. A program of solos and group singing is also done for the music contest held every year. Singing at the Senior Baccalaureate and Com- mencement climaxes the year's activities. ' II 'NIOR SIfX'l'lfTTE: Linda Olsson, is lN121I'QllI'i'l Mr-stL'r. Kzxrvn YVhitish. Karon Wurrinqton. Joan Sundt-. joycz- NY:-ir. fs. -v l l?lf.S'I1A1.4,'V .S'IfXTl:'TTI:'.' Mzlrlys llip- plc. Carolyn llvimzln. Bc-th Bixby. Sully Alvnsvn. Luis Clvrwifk. lwiury Jam- Linn. Nor- mzindxl Olilund. zlfrrmlflflnitl. In If , . t SOPIIOMORE SEXTETTE: Nancy jo Erpcldinu. Ci0llt PI'l Hunt. Ann Mvadows. Bvtsy Gray. Susan White-. ABSENT: Mari Ann Rhodes. Small Groups Entertain SENIOR SEXTHQ 7'E: Carol Moore. Sharon Myers. Lz1Nora Hoffman. Donna llafkctt. Kathryn Lundy. Ruth Huntley. V. SENIOR TRIO: Carol Moore. Donna l lafkvlt, Kathryn Lundy. S V SOPHOAIORE TRIO: Colleen Hunt. Ann Meadows. Susan White. Ann Luttor. accompanist. . C-7 x 'E l 1 Q 1 Q l 1' : H F Q' I v ' Flutex: Patty LaRue. Susan Wlhite. Normanda Ohlund, Sharon joy. Mary Jo Pullen, Susan Osgood. Ulmer: Ardis Thorcson. Martha Mazikestad. Iiasvomzf: Vt-rdean Olson. Loren Mit- ehell. fflrzrinelsr Donna Hackett. Karen Warrington. Sherry llood. Ann Lutter. Joyee John- son, Peggy Knight. Sandra Taylor. Karen Whitish. Mari Ann Rhodes. Ann Meadows. Karen Dawald. Norma Sampson. Donna McDonald. Beth Bixby. Miehzxll Kitchen. Susan Cofhe. Fred Jaeoh. Sandra Pederson. Carole Moller. Kathryn Reed. Ban Clzzrinete' Arlene Nyborg. Barbara Wlhitish. Alto Clarinet: Susan Fransdal. Alto Srzxnphonex: Judy Scthenck, Colleen llunt. Carolyn lleiniztn. jgunes Miller. Eileen Lundervold. Marlys Anderson. Tenor Saxo- Concerf Band works hard to present This year the Concert Band. under the capable direction of XX'oodrow Ferguson. held two concerts. Mr- Ferguson Diredor one in llecember and one in March. Band officers this past year were as follows: Pres- I 1 ident. Douglas Muklehustg Vice-President, .lean 5 Sunde: Secretary. Ardis Thoresong Librarian, y Jeanne Rockneg Governing Board, Lois Cerwick, . Susan White alnes Handeland. Pevffv Knivht I z H I 35f D I X ,.., 5 Pattv LaRue oanne Fransdal. and Charles Pul- Q i k . . , 1 . x 5 Qu 5 . 5 l ' len' Student D1rector Larr Schenck' Band Man- ish'--1 5 ' l Y ' ' agers. Roger Rusch and Larry Schenck. iw 'im phone: Larry Schenek. Baritone Saxophone: Roger Ruseh, Cornrtm: Paul Kirlseaaard. Jean Sunde. Ann Tangeros. Carolyn MeCormic'k. Lois Cerwirk. Marie Mortland. Carol Higgins. Ronald Madson. Jack Lyman. Carleton Shaw. Elizabeth johnson. L:1Donna Yalen. French Horns: Joanne Fransclal. Ronald Nielsen. Marlys llipple. Mary -lane Linn. Bzzritorzem' Charles Pullen. lNIary Creighton. Robert Hasbrook. Trombones: Carole Sather. Connie Ossenkop. Rodney Ross. Perry Brown. Merlin Haukoos. Joe Lee. Bavses: Lyman Olson. Larry Paulson. Donald Yalen, Dewayne Hcrbrandson. Patrifia Cool-cinham. Rhea Roekne. Perfuxvion: James Handeland. Douglas Muklehust. Lynn YVee. james Buster. Tynzprzni and Bells: Robert Lee, Spring and Christmas Concerts. The band was composed of 77 members. 25 of whom were Hrst-year players. There were ten sen- f 5 iors in the group. Usually the concert band is Com- posed of only high school students, but this year there have been three junior high members land three junior college inernhers. BAND GOVERNING BOARD, FIRST ROW: Lois Cer- X wick, Peggy Knight. Patty LaRue, Ardis Thoreson. Jean - Sunde. Susan White. SECOND ROW: Jim Handcland. IX. Charles Pullen. Roger Ruseh. Larry Sehenek. Douglas Mulclehust. Joanne Fransdal. 51 -.4-:bi-'? '-Q St uP ' f 5 I nf Q Qfuniqfg- . , ',1g,,yp-an 1 . '-fhgw 1 'r .w , .qu ,A 2 -A f. T- . 'QA' -, .-V X Piccolos: Patty LaRue. Norinandu Ohluncl. Flutes: Sharon Joy. Mary jo Pullen. Clrzrznetx: Sherrie lloocl. Ann Lutter. Joyce johnson. Peggy Knight. Sandra Taylor. Karen Whitish. Norma Sampson, Donna McDonald. Beth Bixby, Michael Kitvhen. Susan Come, Fred jacob, Sanclra Pederson. Carole Moller. Kathryn Rcecl. Arlene Nylmrg. Arclis Thoreson. Bar- bara Whitish. Susan lfransclal. Alla Saxophonfrv: Judy Schenrk. Colleen Hunt. Carolyn Hei- man, James Miller. Eileen Lunclervolcl. Marlys Anclerson. Loren lkiitchell. X'l'I'Klf'3I'i Olson. Baritone Srzroplmmr Roger Rusfh. Cornelm Ann Taingeros. Lois Cerwirk. Marie Mortlancl, N ,- Carolyn McCormick jean Sunde J L Drum Majorefte Drum Majorette fx 1 .fs 1 , W lg ff, TWIRLERS: Ann Meadows, Mari Ann Rhodes, Norman- da Ohlund. Karen Dawald, Susan White, Karen Warring- ton. ,f-v Z' ,rn ue ' A-. I o- -, -Q-1-. Carol Higgins. Ronald Madson. Jack Lyman. Carleton Shaw. Elizabeth Johnson. LaDonna Yalen. Kfary Creiuhton. Robert flashrook. French Horns: Joanne liransdal. Ronald Neilsen. Nfarlys llipple. Mary Jane Linn. Ilrliitmiu' Charles Pullen. Tznmbrnzetx' Connie Ossenkop. Nfer- lin llaulsoos. Yillfifljf Larry Paulson. Donald Yalen. Dewayne flerbrandson. CT.177Zb!lfs.' Pa- tricia Cookinghain. Kfartha Kfaalicstad. Batt Drums: Larry Sehencli. James Hantleland. Snare Druniv: Douglas Kfulxlebust. Robert Lee. Lynn YH-e. James Buster. Jay Johnston. John Yeldv. Marching band and twirlers enliven halftimes The Estherville llieh School Kfarching Band had a busy schedule this year. llany fine performances were made between halves at high school and some junior college football games, Ein, Zwei. l7rei.'i which was one of the ioutines used by the band. was a pre- cision march. The band had many clever formations in the musical version of Strolling Through the Park. One very clever one was a slide. As the band played the music which suggested a climbing motion. three twirlers ascended the slide and then ran down it to suggest people sliding down a slide. The high school homecoming was held on October 12. The band presented a routine called 'lrlomecoming Show. The band saluted the audience by forming the letters NHT and playing uHail. Hail. the Gangs all Here. XN'hile the homecoming queen and her attendants were being escorted onto the held by members of the high school football squad. the band formed a crown and saluted the queens witn a fan- fare. After the queen and her attendants were introduced to the audience. the band played 'lMelody of Love. Because the United States was preparing for the presidential election the band presented Campaign Capersf' The band divided into two groups and formed the letters D and HR . A big question mark was then formed to show people had no idea who would win. The band practiced every day before its appearances. This year five appear- ances were made. 9 ...na . -- . 90311-A - Qin' PEP BAND: Putty LnRuf', Donna llzxrkctt. Knrrn Nlhrrington. Ann Luttc-r. onnnv Frans dnl. Rcmzllfl Nivlsvn, Cfgirolyn h1i'clUI'Iflll'li. Ann VFZIIILIUFOS, Jvzxn Sunclv. Larry Paulson. Roc ncy Ross. Connie Ossvnkop. Mary Ellvn Crciuhton. Charles Pullvu. R0gf'I' Rusrh. Colleen Hunt. jucly Schvnfk. jim Hanclclzmcl. Douglas Muklm-bust. and stuclm-nt dircftor Larry Srhcnck Pep Band plus newly organized Dance Band provide entertainment for students. D.-LVCE BA.YD: Susan Whitv. Donna Hackett, Karr-n lN'arrinqtun, Carole Snthvr. Connie Osscnkop. Bob Leo, Paul Kirkcgazxrd. Charles Pullr-n, Larry SClll'Ill'li. Collvc-n llunl. ucly Srhcnck. J N.- .J X f.Lx -N FIRST RUI1' Ngtnry Lzlnrlrnessvr. xlucly lYlS!'lllllIW. I..1Nm'4i lloflingin. Bvryl Rf'f'lit'x'. Bliss Forbvs, advisor. SECOND ROl1'.' Sylvia Young. ,-Xnn Tungvros. Blzxxinf' Ilnssc-l. Put Pvtvr- son. fwlxxry Bziuinnn. '1'I1'lRD ROIV: Daxnzi ilrrflirz Ann Klvziclows. .Indy Krivii Mary lillcn Clrniglilon. Lorruim' Sc'h:ic'li0rc'1'. l Ul'Ix'Tll liflllf' BilI'lJ2ll'2l llainsm-n, Lind.: llrinsvn. Judy BIHIZCC. SllL'l'1'l'l Mitrlu-ll. Cfonniv Smith. I-'1I 'l'll RUIII' lN1t'rvclitli N1ll'l'il'lSOI1. NOITIIC Pvivr- son. Carolyn MCCorniic'k. Susan Whitt-. Bc-tsy Gray. Maruzirvt llcywood. G. A. A. provides fun and activity for girls. Girls! Sportsl Artivitivsl Twvnty-lmir 1nmnl3c'i's of GAA. Girls Atliletic Associa- tion. and seventy-ninv pmspvctivv Il1i'IIllN'l'S an- continually kvpt busy, lN'lif'tlir-1' it is basketball and howling in tlic- wintc-1' or vollvylurill and softball in tlif' spring. tlivy arc constantly on tlic go. YYitli Dr-lon-s Fmlws as sponsor. l.aNm':1 Hoflmzm as prvsi- clcnt. -lucly lYisCman as vim'-p1'Qsiclc'Iit. and llvryl llcclivi' as Sl'K'l'Cilllil'-lI'l'ZlSl1lil'li. tliv GAA is an ex'cr-growing orgnniyntion. . s I A -.LJ X r The enthusiastic A Squad Cheerleaders are Mztrlys Hassel, Judy Peterson. Judy Vfisemztn and LnNora I'1OfTIIl2lI'l. BELOW: Marlys, Judy Judy, and LaNorz1 in the act of leading a rousing cheer. A r TL ' s . A and B Cheerleaders show spark. The spirited B Squad Cheerleaders are Dottie Hassel, Dana Coflie, Beth Bixby, and Susan Come. -M ,.A, , ,K xt ii iv. '-lug M' W.. Paul Bufgmin Larry Bartlemin Lee Hill Louis uhl Rodney Ross Gloide Tostenson 'wk Bixby Tom Burmzinn Dvmiie Brandt Ken Davis Eldon Gzirrelts Gary Guge Bob Knox Ronnie LeeMaster Cecil Osthcimer Scott Prior Dick Weaver John White 57 Senior Football Boys al I XC: 1 if 'QQ 1? '.-i, . A .. 91, ,.I1 if 'V -K fi?-,L 'f-. X 24 ' X rv - 'Ni 'v I I x ii , 'ifiigg . 'xiii i N . Q' Kruk, ' rx- W, Sw' J ' Q L J J. Mighty Midgets cop second . Q5 , fiwxon This yt-nfs team showed im- A of provement over last year's in both Q 'fb tc-im x' 'k ' l il l ' Tl - O Q . sol .HIC Sc loo spnit, 11 vo ,410 Q Midgets Closed the football sea- OQG 'lg 'X son ranking second in the Lakes SG ,-' X QW Conference. llmxfg fr They began the season with ' ,N '.' -4' I- QDON many of last yez1r's lettermen at .' .' .' .' .' N' LeN1a1's and ended it at Sibley. .' 'Bib QQ-s.A.' ST CCN ' 0 0 ' . . ' . . ' QQQ 360 .cf ez -' f f Axxkl soo Q . ' . A A . STQXSX Kxclc' C . A . . - X V I . 64+ vb Q-QX Q0 v wo -S , FIRST ROW: George Hess. Dennis Brandt. Ben Fox. john Leibendorfer. John White. lack Bixby, Paul Bargman, Bob Knox, Ken Davis. Jim Poulos. Bob Lc-cMastcr, john Drew. SEC- OND ROW: Doug Muklebust, Cecil Ostheirner, Rodney Ross. Louis Tuhl. Dick Weaver. Clarence Nelsen, Tom Bormann, Gloide Tostenson. Eldon Garrf-lts. Ro.. LeeMaster, Lee Place in Conference play. X . ff il ly W t The highlight of the '57 season iff? n X was thc- Homvcorning QZIIIIC. jf which was plnyccl against Em- .351 HlPlSl7llI'Q instmcl of the usual 'il' rival Spirit l.:1kf-. Thr- Nliclgvts M32 fa scored twice in thc last two min- G nts-s of the fourth quarter to win A 13-W-0. Hill, Gary Gugc, Scott Prior. THIRD ROW: John Brunsvold, Edward Robinson. Jerry Weg man, Steve Hayward. Jon Dawald: Phil Portcllo. Jack Burrell. Gary King. John Hcrkard Steve Lange, George Payne. irgf M FIRST ROIV: Jim Buster. Lynn YVCC. Loren Mitchell. Joe Ellwoocl. Gary VVenofsky. Dcnnis Summers, Chuck Christ. Tom Eral. Manager. Richard Comly. Conch. SECOND ROW: VVayne Paulson, Larry Paulson. Loren Jones. Corliss Thompson. Jack Barlow. Sidney Stu- land, Verclean Olson. John Tibbcts. THIRD ROW: John Brunskill. Jim Ricki. Gary Sparks. Jordon Benesh. Alain Robinson. llcnry Stevcson. David Lang. Tcd Howard. John Jensen. FOURTH ROW: Richard Rick, Bob Jensen. Dnrolcl VonBehrcn. Jim Recd. Chuck Reiter. Bob Derricksen, Leo Domek, Richard Strubhar. John Moklestad. Ronald Clinton. Robert Peterson. Estherville couches and B squad do their best. ' x affofnff ou. . on I COACHES: John Drew. Arnold Menning. Dean McCormick, Richard Comly, George Hess. 60 . ,T A Basketball Team ps Team Members Games Paul Bax man ack Blxbx Pom Boxmann Harlan Cuklanz Ken Dans Bob Knox Bob LeeMaster Ronmc I 1 c Master Scott Puor Glolde losttmon Dlck Wcax er john VVh1te Pocahontas glllllk 'Al ona 'fcltorm lake gplllt lake 'Gractt1nge1 'fgpencer 'flimmetsburq +C herokee SIOUX Center fgheldon Qheldon 'flimxnetsbllrg Cherokee Storm Iakc e Thew 46 fl LTP J-'dn 'raw Qmgg l U C - 3 I e 5 s ,i I l'lf 1 J ww Q Y W- Q f 1 ,f 1 '24 .Qt ' 4 fx, h-I I V xx lx ' .'l FIRST ROW: Benny Fox, John Heckzircl, Bolu .Im-nson, Charles Rc-itvr, jordan Benesh. john Brunsvold. SECOND ROIV: John Dre-w, ffllllfll. Jon Lic-lic-iiclorfvr. Jack Burrell. Merlin Haukoos, Hans Sunde. if 11 0 B Squad and Freshman Basketball tram future stars. FIRST ROIV: Arnold Menninq. Coarh. Philip Thelen. Henry Stc-vc-nson. Leonard Moritz. John Moklested, Jim Reed. SECOND ROW: Chuck Christ. John Brunskil. Tecl Howard. Jim Reiter, David Lange, Loren Mitchell. Aflarzfiger. THIRD ROW: Chris Gifford. Jim Buster, Dennis Summers, YVayne Fransdal. -E, Thl Bob Knox Denme Brandt jack Burrell Jlm Poulos Hans Sunde n Clads of the Cmder Cnrcle X41 ig ill Gary Guge jack Blxby Ronme LeeMaster John White b3 Harlan Cuklanz John Brunsvold john Heckard George Payne Ed Robmson IQ? 6 B .Q Y! - - r?.. Q V gg f . 'ASN'- i ,K J. FIRST ROIV: Tom Borrnann. Kon L01-Nfastcr, .lark Bixby, Gary Cust: Scott Prior. SEC- OND ROIV: Roclncy Ross. John Wfhite. Let- Hill, Cloiclc' Tostenson. Dirk Weaver. THIRD ROIV: Harlan Cuklanz. Bob Knoxi Ken Dzivis. Crril Osthc-iinsr, Dennis Brandt. FOURTH ROIV: llans Sunde, John llvrkarcl. Jim Poulos. Bd Robinson. Jon Brunsvolcl. Jack Burrell, E-Club gains new athletes. The E-Club is an honorary high school organivation for Inajor-letter winners. lts three-fold purpose is to boost school spirit. to promote- qoocl sportsinansliip. :incl to encourage active participation in athletics. Projects this ycar inclutlvd such highlights as: Sponsoring tho hornovoming queen and her attendants. a niicl-year banquet. and the annual E-Club initiation. This year the Club is heaclocl by the following: -lack Bixby. Prosiclentg Harlan Cuklanz, Vice-President: Gary Gugo. Svc'i't'tai'y-'l'1't'asi1roi'1 Ronalcl lmc-lWast01'. Sri'- gffant-at-Arms. Sponsors EIT? Cf-orgv Hess and Dvan Klcfiorruick. 1' -'- -7-' ,iw I 52 HQMECQMING F'ESTlVlTIES IF -nil' slr .I ng. in E 1 -up Uf lil ' 7 6 fr S ga Queen LaNora Hoffman if ox Xttc nd mt uyca YN Q If tndxnl lx Hmmm '4 X? 4 My 0 Attendant Judy Xfiseman Attendant Beryl Rocher 67 -nl!!! A 1 4 !A'v ' -,.,,. jg ' 1 .,,n,. .AL ' -Iii HE Q T 5 I E QEUE Y X If dl! 66? 7 0 N xJ up ,X J N-N N 4 XXX U 5 -Srl N., , fl f ix NNN XX NN 5 o ' 0 if 'w G 3 5 A 03 xv? as ' -Ou ah, an 7. Q. far A J ,Vx , 181' xl 4. if Ng? ln' vvm J I ,, .Q Don Amundson Estliervillc Lilwral Arts llc-lbcrt Brix Estlit-rvillx' Lille-ral Arts .IOSPIJlllIlf' Davis Fvnton 'llC21Cll0I' Trziinin 2 VV2iI'I'l'I1 Bally -Iackson Libr-ral Arts Frances Christensen Esthvrvillc 'lkfaclic-r Training Sandra Gt'0rgC Estlicrvillc' 'l'c-actlic-r Training 1 '1 l f 1 -'fx-' All '15 1 iff' s.alQ-- Gary Bonstvad Grzu'tting4-r l,ilJf'ral Arts Donna Coyle Estlic'rx'illc Liberal Arts Betty Haisxnan Gracttingcr 'l'c-aclivr VllI'2llI'l ing Junior Grad Sophomore Class officers are Prmident, Larry Piggg Secretary-Trea.su IGI, Barba- s av 'a' 5 Nbr ll - + g rl Z i 1 1 4 F College uates ru Rirhinondg Vice Pre5i- zlent, Martin Bacdkc. I ,Q f . NMS x t W Irina llolclorf Spirit Lzxkv lc-zxclicr Training .Ioan Nlurpliy Cfylinclvr 'lli'21ClH'I'vliI'i1l1'1lI'1g Dorothy Uttclc Jackson 'l'cz1cl1c,-r Training Donald Krongli Klzxplv llill l.ilJc-ral Arts Eleanor Olson Iackson 'llvaclicr Training Pvarl Rvevcs Gravttinger Teacher Training Dorothy Nlatlsr-n Armstrong rIlC21C'l1C'l' Training -Iaincs Osgood Estllc-rvillc Libvral Arts H2iI'lJiil'Z1 Richmond Armstrong Tcacllfrr Training in 'Q E f . 1' Ky Fur v f Er aw- , '--'X 5, K A-Q. D, M P , QW sudwiwirzfi 2 1 -is 1' . qw EE' Q6 N' 1- if Ig Q0 Q- ' T J 14 Karrol Rosewall Ruthven Teacher Training Vera Sorenson Jolley Teacher Training Mary Ann V1-ddar Estherville Teacher Training 'bf Dawn Rovn Estherville Teacher Training Charlene Thomsen Estherville Teacher Training Janice Whitehouse Estherville Teacher Training Rosemary Soat Terril Teacher Training Tlrcresc Tindall Graettinger Teacher Trainin Sally Zitterich Graettinger Teacher Trainin NOT PICTI 'RED Martin Baedke Lee lifillllllilll Arlo .Iones fll1L1I'll'STiZtIKll' jzunes Kfurphy Stanley Niekles Gene Powell Donald Robinson Barney Rosenow Alan Solnionson Dorothy SILII'ClCX'ZlYlf Larry Trenary Kermit Wink lloherl lN'oocl fawiqlhgfgpfggsl- ' 4,3-g. ,U--13 Hep. . , .V .., ,.rf,?2?g,,,. ty. ,531 0- .-- , .,, 'hyv D a ' fl-fiifsi ' ,,.,..'Y 'T , .,. - , , . , ,. ,- V ' '99 A .. , ,I,,,,.-P ,xio i . ia . X Student a Council 5. T? ,, f- A I Qiv, sr 1143 f :inf FIRST RUIV: Diana Burg. Karen Carey. Carole Sather. Anita Nolte. Barbara Richmond s 96 7 Q' fs WLQQ4 Phyllis Jurs. SECOND ROW: Paul Kirkegaard. Martin Baedke, Karl Blizek. Jim Murphy. David Bargfrc-cle. Larry Pigg. The Junior College Student Council, consisting' of eight freshmen and four soplioniores. was very active in promoting social activities for the college students. Homecoming and the Mid-Term Banquet highlighted the yeafs activities. . ... l r -J B 4 , . .J N 1 ' ,i O -if FIRST ROW: Janice Countryman, Karen Homsy. Arlene Pederson. Dianna Burg, Jean Natterstacl, Judith Davis, Arlene Heiman. Ardycc Lauritsen. Elcanor Haberman. Lois Voight. Barbara Spitlar, Sharon Klien. Kay Grover. Carol Halverson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Widell. Sponsor. Cherie Madden. Carole Sather. Bonnie Barlow. Lois Smitherman. Mardelle Show, Barbara Murphy. Karen Carey. Joanne Brinkman. Jeanne Rocltne. J 0 Katharine Valen. Delores Nichols. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kruse. Sponvor, Jerald Johnson. ffl' .sf . The freshmen proved themselves to be just as capable as their predecessors. Active in both sports and scholastic acliicvcmcnts. the freshmen delved into their activities with enthusiasm and sincerity. 11 Selling candy and concessions proved to bc the money-making projects for the class. This money ' S was used to entertain the sophomores at the formal banquet. k i ' Besides supporting the football and basketball I' 'U 'Ns i mi S -i 1 1 X I . g e v B JJ 74 lf- -A X bn- Queen Phylliu Jurs Ct-ylon. Minnesota Royztlty Reiqns The 1956 C. Homecoming Queen and her four zitteuclunts rvignecl over the cvvningis activ- ities. Tlieigirls were nominated by the football team and elected by the entire student body. Carole Sather Phyllis Landmesser Estherville Estherville 'Q he Y 'N x .-...e..., 4. ..,.. vw van .ww- .-., ., it Massa Ba LA Attendant jrmnriv Brinkm Iisthf-rville Yi . 'N-in f 75 A Attendant Anita Nolte Sheffield X , . 1' ' fx . I lx t 1' f ' 04. ..-.-q,'!.,-Q: i 1,.fA.iY-Eiggvx-? flifg.. 1. fii.3ffQ 4' lo 41 1-1 12.6,-, CHEERLEADERS: Karroll Rosewall. Patty Thelen, Sharon Klein. C E P H A The Junior College Pep Band and Cheer- E E D leaders do a fine job of adding spark and or pep to the basketball games. Enthusiastic E E yells and lively music keep the school spirit l high. R 'R S FIRST ROW: Arlene Heiman, Judy Schenck, Colleen Hunt, Larry Schenck, Ronald Niel- son, Joanne Fransdal, Jean Sunde, Charles Pullen. SECOND ROW: Janice Noble, Donna Hackett, Sherrie Hood, Peggy Knight, Joyce Johnson, Doug Muklebust, Jim Handeland, Jeanne Rockne, Mary Creighton, Connie Ossenkop, Carole Sather, and Director Paul Clague. ' P x f XXX' , 'wi The Gent x 'z , fu. ' Don lol-clrlvrme-rx .xml Dam Long .uv Cuugh X I'l'l1K lIn9'l1 of Ihr' Cf. om'-.aft plgry, Th fN'I1ln l'mlf'r thc dirmiiou of Lillizm Ho s ' thin 111.9 xxlll hr- 4L1lX'1'Il :lt thx' Urzlkc' PIM lu M N' llxxnl 'md vorrlpl-tv in the junior Colluq '3v 'k, , 5I14't'K'l1 Kfoule-Cl, J. C. Honor Society B11-mba-rship into Junior Collm-qv Honor Socif-ty is opf-n to any stu- dvnt who has rrlilintzlirlvci ll Qflldl' point U.X'i'I'ZlQl' of 3,25 throllghout thr- sc'u1f'stc'1'. All IIli'Il1blXI'S 1'cc'c-ive ll Silva-r pin in rr'c'ognition of the-ir workl those mvmhcrs who Illllilllililq Z1 3.25 avcrugm- for thrvv SC'II1PSU'l'S 1'vCc-ixv 21 gold pin. A mid-tcrm harxqllvl and clgmcc is hr-Id Z1IIf1l1l1Hy to honor mln-sv Studvms. FIICST Rfllif' Judy Davis. X'l'l'il Soxvrmsoll, jvgirlrmc' Roc'I-mv, Jim fwiurphy. hirs. Davis. Carole Sathf-r, SECIIDND ROW: Com- Pow:-11. Juv Madden. jim Osgood. Mrs. Dorothy Ottvlc. Diana Burg, Mrs. Francis cfhI'iSICI'lSf'I1. TP' l 1 I- Q3-Of' ,4 I IP Fsrlu lXlllt lunior Collvgv Nfaric SOHIIU scusslons imports. ancl gm-st spvalwrs. Bliss llllk Hood is thx' sponsor of thc' local -.l f -:NX FIRST RUIVI A. YVood Sfmnmr. lrrna llolflorf. Dorothy fxiaclsvn. .loan Nfurphy. Alosvpllinv Davis, Betty Haisman. Mary Ann Yedclvr. Ther:-sa Tinclall. Karroll Rosvwall. SECOND RUIVI Sanflra George. Barhara Rivhrnoncl. tlanicv Xvl1llI'lIOllSf. Elvanor Olson, Charlvnf' Thomsen. lfranrvs Christensen. Vvra Sorvnson. Sally Zittvrirh, THIRD IBUIV: Sharon llo- bcn, Dorothy Ottcle. Dawn Roun. Larry Trcfnary. Jin lValclron. Bob Colla. Pr-arl Reeves. Rosemary Soat. FOURTH ROIV: Joanne Brinkman. Lois Yoiqht. Kay Grover. Barbara 5pitlar. Lois Srnithr-rxnan. Patty Thvlvn. Anita Noltv. Karen llornsvy. llanicf' Countryman. FIFTII ROl1': Barbara Murphy. Elvanor Ilalwrman. Sharon Klvin. Arlf-nv Ilviman. Arlvnv Pederson. Ardyfc- Lauritsr-n. Bonnie Barlow. Carole Sathz-r. SIXTH RUIV: Dr-lorvs Nichols. Marclclla Show, Daw' Clark. Roy Roberts, Dennis Skog. Larry Rustin. Phyllis jnrs. Cheris- Madden. Future Teachers of America OI I ICEI?S: Reporfrr. Carole' Sathf-r: Vife-President, Bon- nie Barlow: Sefrftzlri'-Trenfrzrn. Nlardrllf- Showi Prrxident Blary Ann Y:-elder: Dflfgalv. Irma Holclorf. 1 4 ' 1 mx s 1 Futurr' 'I'c-zlclivxs of Amvrica li is Wl mr mhcis ll119 year. mnthlx mtmqs arm' he-ld to inform tht' T mln is on ta ll img proccclurcs through panel N vw I X Q Q 3 , L'-'1 FIRST ROIVJ Sharon Klein. Jeanne Rorkne, Carole Suther. SECOND ROW: Bgirlmra Spitlzlr. Vern Sorenson. Phyllis -lurs. luniee Nolmle. TIHICD Rflllf' Luis Yoiut. Bonnie Bur- low. Delores Nichols. Arclyef- Lziuritsen. Mary Ann Yeclcler. I UI'RTll ROW: Kay Grover. Eleanor llnhermain, Don .-Xmunrlson. Alan Solnionson. Dlllllll Bum. .Xrlene lleinizin, Celtic Cross Cfeltie Cross encourages the religious clevelopment of our students' lives Though sponsored by the First Preshyterizm Cliureli of listlieiwille. inenilmers ol' ull Qll'IlOlIllI1fl- tions attend. Dinner meetings are lielcl twiee :1 Illfblllll. with Reverend 'llimnzis G. Nlellon speaking on different phases of il stuclenfs Clliristiun life. Officers of Celtie Cross are lion Aniunclsmi. President: Diana Burg. Vice-Presb dent: and Arlene Heirnzin. SCCI-PIII!-5'-'llI'0LlSllI'l'l'. J. C. Sexiei Nlusienl opportunities :ire ollerecl tlirmigli pzirtieipa- lion in the .lunirwr College mixed eliorus and sextet. These groups are uncler the clireetion of Carl Will. Kleniliers ol' ilie sextet are Bonnie lizirlow, Eleanor Ha- liermzin. Arlene Heiman Cpizinistl, Dawn ROIIIL Barbara lilflllllflllll. Kzlrrrmll Rusewnll. and Sharon Klein. Delia Psi Omega 1 T i gl '. I , 6 Pffxizlfnf, jim Murphy 1 1 xx ix lfruriclvcl as Z1 nzzlimlzil lirmolnrx' lI'fllf'I'I'llIX' no wcwwriirm- :xml 11-wziixl all plum-N ul stuclr-nt IJZ1l'l1l'1lJLlI1UIl in coll:-qv play pimlunvlimi. This grmxp ig unclvr Ilia' clirvclion of l,illi:1n llrmlmvS. xIt'lIllX'I'S :mi lllllllfi' xx'llill'l10llSl'. liurbarzi Riclinirmiicl. Lillian llolnws lxporisoii Cilinrlf-nc Tllmiimll. XILIVY Ann X'1-Llrlw. Dun .'xllll1IKlS0!1. Rosvnizxry Soni, and .lim Rlurpliy. Y. W. C. A. FIRST ROW: Jeanne Rocknf-. Yvrn Sorvnson. Bvtty VV:-lwr Sponxor. SECOND ROW: Lois Voigt. Barbara Spitlur, Carolf' Szxthvr. Mary Ann Yvclclcr. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Lar- svn. Dawn Roun. Arclyrc Lzxuritsvn. Dvlorvs Nirhols. I'0I'R'l'Il ROIV: Kay Crow-r. .-Xrlvnrf Hciman. Bonnie Barlow, Patty The-lc-n. Janice Noble. 3 '1- SL Your Autograph Please! 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' '1i-- -,--- '- 4-fr -f-ff:'r.11r'F7 v1'r'L 3551! -if-if 5'--., lll 1 Estherville High School Estherville Iligh School was completed at 301 North Sixth Street in 1914 at a cost of approximately 5590.000 At that time the faculty consisted of 12 teachers. This building served for both high school and elementary grades until an addition to it was constructed in 1928. The junior high school and grades were moved into the new addition that year. Estherville Junior College was organized in 1926. These classes H101 in Estherville High School. At the present time a new high school and junior college building is being con- structed on Central Avenue. and will be cornpleted and ready for use by September, 1957. The present high school building will then be used as the junior high.