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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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H ., - ,. . f .- , Q -, -, , . , 1 ,, ,. -. -- , f- - NW, . a ,4-, , I an F-1 X 'hi t' 'H N 4 W I ,P - I - mt, ,fgskg It t il. ,4 iNf'ei1. -A ..zt',., Y Tygx V, . .Li .58 'Ng K , Y-95 yi if-za.. 'H' V. J -' 11 ' 435' P fi W. Q' ff . --'A 9lit,.'- .r ffsf- r?,!w 7' 3 '- THF' -' .auf RUTH SMITH E H S lnsfructor 1921 1957 For her unfoltermg loyolfy her wxllmgness obulnty ond devoled servlce To Esfhervllle Hlgh School durmg her Thirty sux yeors os o Teocher of mothemohcs, The Ho Lo Co staff Tokes greot prude In dedrccmng thus yeorbook to The memory of Mass Ruth Smith who pclssed owcny on April l9, 1957 Trl bute To Ruth Smuth ns oll summed up ln the words of 0 foculty member, Everyone loved her you could not help nt 4 y Y- V y 1 fp! 'i .lL X, V li 1 l , ,MQ Q .,,.,. l V, I I ' I F A J 1... x. X, I XX l il' BOARD OF EDUCATION: George Chipman, Francis Shodle, Lawrence Jensen, E. W. Robinson, and Mrs James Buster. Board administrcit . W. C. HILBURN Superintendent of Schools 6 ors, and faculty Students, you are traveling a one-vvay street. As you progress through school, this street broadens, becomes less sheltered and provides for clearer vision. May your re- flections on the passing miles include only the beautiful landscapes, scenes, and experi- ences, but none of your drudgeries, disap- pointments, grudges, bumps and iolts. As you emerge upon life's super turnpike, en- gage your electronic guide in order that the maze of roadside attractions, cloverleat turns, over and under passes may not swerve you from your ultimate high objective. -W. C. Hilburn K A 5 Q 4 J, 4 'J '-,,, --L. Q, lm, WALTER B, HAMMER Principal and Dean H. x x. In i95i a student of Estherville High School penned these lines: A river is a funny thing Skipping by like a bird on wing, Gliding, gliding, past you and me, Gliding, gliding, down to the sea. Life's moments slip past as noiselessly as this river described by Bill Kerr. The only ties to These mo- ments are memories. People do not associate past events with dates on a calendar. The event is bound up with something that happened. Students in Estherville's high school and iunior college will associate their teen-age days with many school affairs. One memory will be, VVhen we moved into the new senior high school and college building. . . , to be followed with tales of confusion, new rooms, a cafeteria, muddy parking lot, no walks, and then how things settled into a semblance of order. Other memories will recall classmates, teachers, triumphs, failures, dreams and disappointments. Through it all will come the realization that students were not merely preparing for Life, this was Life. -Walter B. Hammer contribute valuable leadership, service f 'D' KATHLEEN HEWITT 5 Secretary to Principal ARVIL PARKS Assistant Principal, Business Manager of College and Athletic Funds ZF f ? in 4- DAVE BAKER H A BIERBAUM MARGARET CLARK r Aduh Educoflon Business Educcmon uw-- W DICK COMLY N E DEMONEY JOHN DREW :BRO Oc, w DL 1 WOODROW FERGUSON LOUISE HAMBLEY GRACE HANSON rlWfI'U'UCI'NfC1','xAU xc wwf- s Edu :Tu nn 8 wg'-5,, . E-' 1 '. 1 E-H . AQ E - , ' ' .fl EC E J ,J ,Any ' M .X,:fd Hicfcuf 2 E- 1 'F , Q WL- 4 .. z R - - ' -5 X f -K A. 1 I A 2. A . :Qs .:e' E ' jf S:fw:1STJL:.'-2 U zvfwyy A23 21 ur CQ :cw E-: 1:79 'f NY C N :cv 5 L 5 . BU' ,S. ff I lllvfxrirxlw Li,- GEORGE HESS LILLIAN HOLMES JAMES JESSEN Hand fcrmdw En r rw Physwful Educuhon Drcmotrcs ,A Z MARY LARSON HARVEY LUNDY GAIL NICESWANGER Home fconon ics PH cs Sree 'w Mcrhemcmcs Drwrwmncs I... r wx R Us 4.9- .L MARY PATRICK DONALD REX MINNIE SAGE fngllsh Mathematics Business Education Pepper 9 .c , J A Y . ' A I 1' 2 , QVS: Cmewigvrf ' ' ' Zccfojy I 3 X . 4 Y . 5 If I Q QNX. I X K I A ff ' A X A - Y I l f f , 1 .- - in ' 1' .ysi , C' 'Q gf. A 5 . , .. . 5 'A ' V 5 ' .-'K ' ' is a sk CARL WILL BEULAH SIMONS ARDETH JAMESON VOCGI Music Teacher Educofnon Englmsh Dmmotxcs blk Eh x Nami JACQUELINE SEBEK Physrccl Education JAMES SCHNEEKLOTH Socml Soerwce Coach EDWIN THORESON Voco1wonoI Agrnculfure DEAN MCCORMICK lndustrlc1IArYs VT-4 Lxgkggk Athh hc Director -QQQ il 1 O Bl! al., MK LARRY GOODWIN ORVIE HAINES Custodmrws ,., 9- 'X lx An IO 5 9 9 gig: V, ,I 1 5.15-if fi '14 j f? I' I if-9 A s I I lm.: ' . H. I A' . fi IN --'ex YL ' wlffw -wk..-, ,: I . - Xxx' A 5gQj:y -l+jg 15214 - f I . , H lf I , x Xxx fx , 5 IX., ,s 'W A . , . . ,I 4 , , I - I .E ' . ' . xxx - 4-14,4 , , , L F X 1 I 3? ' - ' K , 4 . . . , I A xR . . ' , , ' .L I ' ,xx 1 I 1 X . Q 4.-W. S E JAN DAWALD, President VM, .- .1 wa, S A864 I KAY SAMPSON, Vice-Presideni 'L-A JEAN SUNDE, Secrefcry-Treasurer Throughout four years of E. H. S. M. Borfoof M. Boggess D. Brinkman R. Brinkrnonn N . 5 - N MARY ANN BARFOOT - Contest Speech Work 3, Mixed Chorus DIANE BRINKMAN 4, Glee Club 3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4g Homeroom Officer 4. REA JEAN BRINKMANN MARY ELLEN BOGGESS - Ho Lo Co 45 Pepper 3,4. 12 ' S 'T VX ':- .5 ,:. 46. R. Brinkmann D. Brobst K. Cassem A. Christian J. Dawald L. Domek rgfgjy-veg: 54 IIS, J. Brunsvold J, Burrell A. Conlee P. Cookinham B. Fox J. Garrison Seniors strive for achievement RITA BRINKMANN 4 E.G.A.A. 3,45 Ho Lo Co 45 Pepper 3,4. DIANE BROBST - Y-Teens 1,25 E.G.A.A. I, Glee Club 3, JON BRUNSVOLD - Football 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Debate lg E-Club 2,3,4. JACK BURRELL - Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,45 Hi-Y 35 E-Club 3,4. KAREN CASSEM - FHA 45 Bible Club 45 Dolliver, Iowa-Glee Club I,2,35 School Paper l,2,35 Junior Class Play 35 Book Club l,2,35 Girls Basketball l,2,3. ARLENE CHRISTIAN - Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Y-Teens 3,45 E.G.A.A, 45 Gruver, Girl's Basketball l,25 Mixed Chorus l,25 Trio 25 Sextet 25 Band 2. AUDREY CONLEE - One-Acts I5 Junior Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 E.G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Ho Lo Co 3,45 Pepper 2,3,45 Homeroom Ofticer 4. I3 PATRICIA COOKINHAM - Contest Speech Work l,2,3,45 One5 Acts 25 Junior Class Play 35 Debate l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 25 Band Governing Board 45 Concert Band 3,45 March- ing Bond 3,45 Pep Band 45 FHA l,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 25 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Bible Club l,2,3,45 Inner Circle 2,35 Ho Lo Co 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Pepper l,2,3,45 National Forensic l,2,3,45 Voice of Democracy Contest 2,3,4. JAN DAWALD - Football l,2,3,45 Basketball i,25 One-Acts 2,3,45 Science Club l,25 Hi-Y 35 Homeroom Ofticer l,25 Class Olticer 4. LEO DOMEK - Football 1,35 Basketball Ig Junior Class Play 35 J.C. Basketball Team Manager 3. BEN FOX - Football l,2,3,45 Basketball I,3,45 Track 2,3,4. JEAN ANN GARRISON - Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Bible Club 3,45 E.G.A.A. l,2,3. K. Q 6. J Handeland G Hansen S Hood J Huntsunger N Juhl G Kung On the opening day of school in the year 1954 one hundred and thurty green freshmen entered the halls of EHS to begin theur hugh school career Thus class of 1958 was destined to become the first class to be graduated from the new Esthervulle Hugh School buuldung spending only three years un the buuldung were they began theur hugh school years These freshmen however soon lost their timidness and their feelings of strangeness and soon worked themselves into the groove of high school life. Joyce Weir, Jean Sunde, and Ben Fox were elected to lead the pack as class officers and Gary Flannery, Jean Sunde, Linda Oleson, and Carol Higgins were the stu- dent council representatives. Pat Cookinham, Jim Hunt- singer, Phyllis Rockne, and Jon Brunsvold joined the de- bate squad and a few members of the class lent their services to the PEPPER. Judy Peterson and Ruth Pullen were recruited as B-squad cheerleaders, and the class's XS- -fes- M Hassel A Heggen J Jensen J Johnson P Knight K Koenecke dramatic talent was exhibited un the One Act Plays un the fall and sprung of the year Not to be outdone by any other class a class gurls sextette was organized and was composed of Vurgunua Torreson Margaret Mester Lous Haakonson Karen Whutush Linda Oleson and Jean Sunde Many of the boys also began theur careers un hugh school athletics by partucupatung un frosh basketball football and track with George Payne gaining membership in the E-club for his accomplish- ments in track. By the time the next fall came, when the class be- came upper under-classmen as sophomores, their numbers had diminished to one hundred twelve. This year the class officers were Jean Sunde, Joyce Weir, and Karen Whitish, with the student council representa- tives as Linda Oleson, Sherie Hood, Pat Cookinham, and Joyce Weir. J JAMES HANDELAND - Football I5 Basketball 1,25 One-Acts 25 Mixed Chous I,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band I,2, 3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Band-Governing Board 3,45 Octet 2,45 Bible Club 1,25 Hi-Y 35 Homeroom Officer 2,45 Drum Ensemble 3,4. GARY HANSEN - FFA 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 1,2,3,4. MARLYS HASSEL - Cheerleader 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Homeroom Officer 2. ANNA MAE HEGGEN - Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Bible Club 1,2. CAROL HIGGINS - Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club lp Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Student Council I5 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Inner Circle 2,35 Homeroom Officer 2. LARRY HOIEN - Basketball lj Track 1,25 One-Acts 25 Debate ly Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Octet 4, SHERYL HOOD - Contest Speech Work 35 One-Acts 15 Junior Class Play 35 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Bond 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,45 Inner Circle 35 Library Club 35 Class Officer 35 Clarinet Trio 1,25 Clarinet Quartet 4. JIM HUNTSINGER - Football 1,25 Basketball 25 Contest Speech Work 45 One-Acts 1,25 Debate 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,25 Na- 'ional Forensic I,2,3,4. JOHN JENSEN - Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,3,45 Contest Speech Work 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Science Club l,2, 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 E-Club 3,45 Homeroom Officer 1. JOYCE JOHNSON - Junior Class Play 35 Concert Band 3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Clarinet Quartet 3,45 Clarinet Solo 35 Part Angeles, Washington - Band 25 Orchestra I,2. RICHARD JONES SHARON JOY - Mixed Chorus I,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Flute Quartet 35 Clear Lake. NICK JUHL - Football l,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,35 Hi'Y 3,4. GARY KING - Football I,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track lg Hi-Y 3,4. PEGGY KNIGHT - Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Concert Band I,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Band Governing Board 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Inner Circle 1,2,35 Ho Lo Co 35 Homeroom Ofticer 1,45 Class Ofiicer 35 Clarinet Quartet C. Higgins L. Hoien R. Jones S. Joy J. Krier A. Larson Judy Peterson ioined the ranks as an A-squad cheerleader and Marlys Hassel became a cheerleader for the B-squad. Jim Huntsinger, Roger Rusch, Pat Cook- inham, and Eileen Lundervold constituted the sopho- more debaters, with Pat also winning third place in a county-wide Voice of Democracy contest. Again, mem- bers of the class participated in the One-Act Plays, and Joyce Weir was added to the class sextet. Ed Robinson, Jon Brunsvold, and Jack Burrell lettered in track, and Jack, Jon, and John Heckard became members of the E-Club. Then came the year when the class were juniors- upperclassmen at last! To lead them in the money- making activities always necessary in financing proms they elected Sherie Hood, Peggy Knight, and Mary Ellen Creighton as class officers. Jean Sunde, Joyce Weir, and Jim Handeland served as student council representatives. In the tall, the acting abilities of sev- eral members of the class were uncovered in the 3,4. KAY KOENECKE - Y-Teens 3,45 Sherburn, Minnesota - Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2. JUDY KRIER - E.G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Inner Circle 35 Ho Lo Co 34 Pepper 3. XLAN LARSON - Track 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Science Club 1,25 Bible Club 2,3,4. splendidly presented play Old Doc. Sherie Hood, Steve Hayward, and Jan Dawald also participated in contest plays, and Roger Rusch, John Jensen, and Steve Hayward received Division I ratings at the State Speech Contest. Judy Peterson and Marlys Hassel were cheerleaders again, this time both for the A-squad. ln the music department Jean Sunde was the band's maiorette, with Karen Warrington a twirler, and Jean won a Division I rating on a cornet solo at the State Music Contest. Karen Warrington also became a member of the class sextet. In athletics, John Heckard and Jack Burrell played as regulars on the football squad. John, Jack, George Payne, Ed Robin- son, and Ben Fox participated in track activities. Jon, Jack, John, and Bob Lee Master lent their abilities to A-squad basketball. The class was very proud of Joyce Weir, who was a queen attendant at the homecoming festivities. BONNIE LARSON - Glee Club 2,3, Y-Teens 3,4. PATTY LaRUE - One-Acts I, Mixed Chorus 4, Concert Band l,2, 3,4, Band Governing Board 3,4, Marching Band I,2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Bible Club 2, Flute Quartet I,3,4, Wood- wind Quintet 3. DENNIS LAUSEN - Track 4, FFA I,2,3,4, Bible Club I,2,3,4. EILEEN LUNDERVOLD - Debate 2,3, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Marching Bond l,2,3,4, Pep Band 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Bible Club I,2,3,4, Pepper 2,3,4, National Forensic 2,3,4. LQDONNA MADDUX - Glee Club l,2, Y-Teens l,2. DONNA McNEW - Mixed Chorus 2,3,Glee Club I,2,3,Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Ho Lo Co 3. MARGARET MESTER - Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Sexette I,2,3,4, Ho Lo Co 3,4, Homeroom Ofticer I,2. FRED MILLER - Basketball Manager 2, Science Club I. SHERREL MITCHELL - FHA 2,3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Bible Club l,2, 3,4, E.G.A.A. I,2,3,4. RUSSELL MOFFITT ARLENE MUIR - Bible Club l,2,3,4. BEJA NOLAND - Mixed Chorus 4, Concert Band 4, Marching Band 4, Pep Band 4, Senior Sextet 4, Flute Quartet 4, Clear Lake, Iowa - I,2,3, Woodwind Quintet, Flute Quartet, Latin Club, Science Club, Vocal Quartet, Madrigal, Flute Trio. ARLENE NYBORG - Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Glee Club l,2, Con- cert Band I,2,3,4, Marching Band I,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3. LINDA OLESON - One-Acts 2, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Student Council l,2, Sextet I,2,3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Bible Club l,2, Inner Circle 2,3, Ho Lo Co 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Pepper l,2, Homeroom Officer 3. VERDEAN OLSON - Football 3,4, Junior Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Marching Band 2,3, Pep Band 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, Boy's Quar- tet 3,4, Boy's Octet 4, Bible Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Saxophone Quartet 2, Woodwind Quintet 3, Cairo, Nebraska - I, Concert Band, Marching Band, Football, Basketball, Track, Class Treasurer, Contest Speech. SHARON OSHER - One-Acts l,2, Junior Class Play 3, FHA I, Glee Club l,2,3,4. CONNIE OSSENKOP - Contest Speech Work 3, One-Acts l,2, Junior Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus I, Glee Club I,2,3,4, March- ing Band I,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Band Governing Board 4, Brass Quartet l,2. PHILIP PARTELLO - Football l,2,3,4, Basketball I,2. Verdean Olson, Pat Cookinham, Joyce Weir, Roger Rusch, and Jean Sunde were selected for National Honor Society, and Pat also served as editor for the PEPPER. In the Spring, the juniors presented the banquet and prom under the theme Moods for Modern - a cli- max to the year's preparation and planning. Jim Hunt- singer emceed the banquet, with Sherie Hood and John Jensen as two of the speakers. Roger Rusch was master of ceremonies at the floor show at the prom, where the class sextet sang and a modern dance number was given by Judy Krier and Mary Ann Barfoot. And then they were mighty seniors, with new pro- blems like class flowers, motto, and the fitting of the caps and gowns. Jan Dawald, Kay Sampson, and Jean Sunde were the senior class ofticers with Sherie Hood, Joyce Weir, and Verdean Olson as student council 'P B. Larson P. LaRue M. Mester F. Miller A. Nyborg L. Oleson representatives. Jim Handeland and Peggy Knight served as president and vice-president respectively of the student council. Linda Oleson became editor of the Ho Lo Co, John Sheppard became the president of the newly organized Radio Club, Verdean Olson was the president of Bible Club, Judy Krier was president of E.G.A.A., and Judy Schenck, Patty LaRue, and Peggy Knight comprised the cabinet for the Y-Teens. Judy Peterson and Marlys Hassel again were A-squad cheer- leaders and with their help the senior class was able to take initial steps in recovering the school spirit. Carol Higgins was crowned Homecoming Queen to reign over the festivities with Sherie Hood, Judy Peterson and Peggy Knight among the members of her court. At the first annual Estherville Band Festival, Jean Sunde repre- sented the Estherville band as their queen, and also in the music field Beia Noland was added to the sextette. QC' X --' ii x -ww ' X., ,V , 1 - , 'F .f,,y ers Graf 3? as is 11 D. Lausen E. Lundervold S. Mitchell R. Moftitt V. Olson S. Osher ln the field of athletics, Jan Dawald, John l-leckard, Jack Burrell, Verdean Olson, Richard Strubhar, Gary King, John Jensen, Nick Juhl, George Payne, Phil Par- tello, and Jon Brunsvold saw action as members of the football squad, and Gene Prescher, Richard Strubhar, Jack Burrell, Jon Brunsvold, and Ben Fox were senior members of the varsity basketball team. Jon Brunsvold also served as the president ot the E-Club. ln scholar- ship Verdean Olson, John Sheppard, and Pat Cookin- arf Nqr' 1 L. Maddux D. McNew A. Muir B. Noland C. Ossenkop P. Partello ham qualified for further competition tor Merit Scholar- ships. They were among one hundred sixty-four lowans to qualify. John Jensen copped first place in the county Voice of Democracy Contest. And so, the class of i958 takes its leave to go out into the world as individuals with only memories of high school days, hoping that their lives may be successes in the world because of the lessons learned and the successes made in dear old E.H.S. Class Motto: Create, not Imitate. Class Color: Violet and Silver Class Flower: Violet 17 JUDY PETERSON - Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 One-Acts 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3, KARON PETERSON - Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 25 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 E.G.A.A, 4. ELNORA PHILLIPS - Glee Club 2,3,45 FHA 2,35 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Bible Club 2,35 E.G.A.A. l,2. DENNIS POOLE - Football 25 Track 25 Science Club 1. GENE PRESCHER - Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Football Team Manager 1,2,35 E-Club 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Hi-Y 3,4. RUTH PULLEN - Cheerleader 1,25 Junior Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 25 E.G.A.A. 2,3,45 Ho Lo Co 4. MIKE RINGHAM - Football 15 Track 25 Hi-Y 3. ALLEN ROCKNE ROGER RUSCH - Contest Speech Work 3,45 Junior Class Play 35 Debate 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Band Manager 2,3,45 Science Club 1,25 National Forensic 2,3,45 Saxo- phone Quartet 2,3,45 Stage Manager 3,4. GARY RUSSELL - Football 15 Basketball 15 Hi-Y 3. DAVID SAMPSON - Junior Class Play 35 Science Club 1,25 Hi-Y 2. KAY SAMPSON - Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Homeroom Officer 2,45 Class Officer 4. Z 'Q N:- J, Peterson K, Peterson M. Ringham A. Rockne O O O Scholastic and activity honors JANE scHAcHeRER - FHA 2. JERRY SCHACHERER - FFA i,2,3,4. J' SCl'c'Cl'e'e' J' 5Cl'C'Cl'e'e' P. Sparks M. Stripling JUDY SCHENCK - Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Inner Circle 2,35 Homeroom Ohicer 1,25 Saxophone Quartet 3. GERALD SCHIMMELPFENNIG JOHN SHEPPARD - Science Club 1,25 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Radio Club 4. MIKE SMITH - Football 1,25 Track 15 Contest Speech Work 3,45 Junior Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Science Club I5 Photo- graphy Club 1,2. PATRICIA SPARKS - Y-Teens 35 Bible Club 45 Clearfield, Iowa, 1,2-Girls Basketball5 Glee Club. MARVIN STRIPLING - Radio Club 4. RICHARD STRUBHAR - Football 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 FFA 35 Bible Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Little Rock, Arkansas - 2,35 Basketball. JEAN SUNDE - Contest Speech Work 3,45 One-Acts 15 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Maiorette 3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Bond Governing Board 3,45 Mixed Octet 35 Sextet 1,2,3,45 Accompanist for Mixed Chorus 45 ACA companist for Small Vocal Groups 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Bible Club 1,25 E.G.A.A. 25 Inner Circle 35 Ho Lo Co 2,3,45 Pepper 1,25 Homeroom Of1icer 45 National Forensic 45 Class Officer 1,2,45 Trumpet Trio 2,3,45 Brass Quartet 15 Trumpet Quartet 3,4. SANDRA TAYLOR - Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,25 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Homeroorn Ofiicer 45 Clari- net Quartet 2,3. DARLENE THORNBURG - FHA 1,45 Y-Teens 1,2,45 Bible Club 45 E.G.A.A. 4. ,1 1-'L in 'Xp Q QK E6- ,V 1' X151 X , YSSC 91' E. Phillips D, Pool G P h R. Pullen R R h G R ll D S p K S p . U . OTT1 SON Gm SOD reward efforts of class of 'I 958. J Schenck G. Schimmelpfennig J. Sheppard M. Smith R. Strubhor J. Sunde S. Toylor D. Thornburg 439' zz' vw., ' f 'i 525. f .mf Q' i V. Tarreson J. VonBehren J. Weir K. Whitish R. Wiegand L Wilson VIRGINIA TORRESON - One-Acts If Junior Class Play 3, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Freshman Sexette I, FHA IJY-Teens2,3,4gE,G.A.A I,2,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4. JUDY VonBEHREN - FHA I, Y-Teens 23, Bible Club 2.3. Super ior, Iowa-I, JOYCE WEIR - Contest speech work I,4p Mixed Chorus 2,35 Glee Club l,2,3, National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 2,3,4, Sextet 2,3,4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4g Bible Club I, Inner Circle I,2,3, Ho Lo Ho 2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Pepper l,2,3g Home- room Officer l,2g Class Officer l,2. KAREN WHITISH - One-Acts 2, Junior Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Glee Club If Concert Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band 2, 3,41 Marching Band I,2,3,4, Sextette l,2,3,4, Clarinet solo 3, Y-Teens l,4, Bible Club I,2g Class Officer 2, Band Secretary 4. RITA WIEGAND LOIS WILSON - Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club I,2,3,4. NOT SHOWN: HARLAND BERGESON f FFA I,2,3,4g Bible Club 2,3,4. JANET CLABAUGH - Mixed Chorus I,,2,3g Glee Club l,2,3g Sextet I,2,3. DAVID FREIERMUTH - Track I. JOHN HECKARD - Football I,2,3,4g Basketball I,2,3,45 Track I,2,3, E-Club 2,3,4, LONNIE HUNTLEY 4 Football If Basketball 1,25 Hi-Y 4, RICHARD KALTVED PHYLLIS ROCKNE - Debate lg Glee Club 3,4, FHA I, E.G.G,A, 1,25 Pepper 3,45 Spanish Club 3. BILL REED - Football l,2,3,4. GEORGE PAYNE - Football I,2,3,4, Track l,2,4, FFA I, E-Club l,2, Seniors Ieavep memories linger. 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N.. le FIRST ROW Larry Paulson Annabell Payne Sandra Pederson Januce Peterson Wayne Peterson Mary Jo Pullen Jum Reed Kathy Reed Jnm Renter SECOND ROW Alan Robnnson Wayne Rockne Richard Rosburg Mary Rasendahl Bernard Sampson Bonnle Schlotfeldt Elsie Schroeder Lanny Seyler Marvm Skow THIRD ROW Joyce Smith Jerry Sorbo Gary Sparks Nancy Steele Henry Stevesan Mllue Stray Rnchard Summers Gary Swanson Sally Swanson FOURTH ROW Donald Thees feld Phulup Thelen Marlys Thompson Calvnn Thoreson Marvnn Thorn burg Frank Topp James Towell LaDonna Valen Verdene Voster FIFTH ROW Bruce Walker David Wee Barbara Whrtxsh Nancy Wood ley MISSING Betty Lou Jostad Robert Lowr Jerry Markley Denrns Summers Patrlcla Wegman Beverly Zttternch Jan Moore does her bit to develop homecoming spirit. 26 M U Mixed Chorus ' i FIRST ROW: Judy Kelly, Marlys Anderson, Arlene Christian, Margaret Mester, Diane Huntsinger, Mary Pat McKircl'1y, Mary Ann Barfoot, Eleanor Adams, Marlys Hipple, Carolyn Heiman, Jan Moore, Mary Jo Pullen, Mary Jo Martin, Lois Wilson, Maureen Olsen, Susan Fransdal, Pat Cookinham, Carl Will, Director. SECOND ROW: Colleen Hunt, Barb ller, Nancy Erpelding, Pat O'Brien, Audrey Conlee, Karen Whitish, Margaret Heywood, Millie Stray, La Donna Valen, Ann Lutter, Donna McDonald, Carol Higgins, Betsy Gray, Sue White, Mary Ann Rhodes, Tippy Johnson, Jeanne Olson, Bela Noland, Normanda Ohlund. THIRD ROW: Martha Maakestad, Beth Bixby, Sandra Myers, Kate Reed, Linda Oleson, Lois Cerwick, Mickie Kitchen, Music Department strives to develop As each new school year gets under way, the blending of the voices of high school students rings through the halls. They practice twice a week to prepare for four main annual events: the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, the Music Festival, and the Senior programs. Baccalaureate and Commencement The Christmas Concert features a religious stage setting. It is opened each year by a candlelight pro- cessional. Religious music sung by the chorus and small groups is heard by the KLIL radio audience as well as the audience present. The Spring Concert plays an important role in welcoming spring. Music for this concert and for the Music Festival is rehearsed during the second semes- ter. Each year the music department invites a well- known director to lead them on the night of the Festival. To bring an end to another year of fine music, the Mixed Chorus makes its last appearance at the Senior Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. .Qi V 1- VS' ?f f4 3 '2.aa3iii?Sf1. 'Q 325' 5' 5' 9, 1 as s s f I HJ! ,, ll 1g 91' ,, N if 'I . 4, I A 4 4 2 .r Q an Q! X l lin' ml-all M N P f :Q '5'L'm Q Glee Club FIRST ROW: Dottie Hossel, Linda Hansen, Diane Hunstinger, Margaret Mester, Judy Kelly, Nancy Erpelding, Mary Ann Barfoot, Mary Pat Mc- Kirchy, Jan Moore, Janice Erickson, Lois Wilson, Maureen Olsen, Kay Sampson, SECOND ROW: I-.rlene Christian, Karon Peterson, Audrey Conlee, Scilly Jensen, Millie Stray, Efnoro Phillips, Margaret Heywood, Betsy Gray, Ann Birney, Roxie Jensen, Pat O'Brlen, Sandra Nutting, Mczrlys Thompson, Annu Mae Hc-ggen, Judy Peterson, Carl Will, Direc- tor. THIRD ROW: Lindo Olescn, Sandro Myers, Joyce Smith, Meredith Mickelson, Norene Peterson, Lorne Hair, Janet Miller, Moriom Valen, Phylis Rockne, Roberta Langriio, Donna Anderson, Virginia Torreson, Elaine Culclanz, Muriel Aasby, Beverly Holmgren. enrich school ond community JUNIOR SEXTET: Ann Meadows, Susan White, Colleen Hunt, Nancy Erpelding, Mari Ann Rhodes, Betsy Gray. I S Mary Jane Linn. 1 SOPHOMORE SEXTET: Marlys Hippie, Carolyn Heiman Lois Cerwick, Sally Jensen, Beth Bixby. NOT SHOWN Susan Osgood, Mary Jo Pullen, Sue White, Baia Noland, Patty LaRue. Strike up the band FIRST ROW: Loren Mitcliell, Vcrdecm Olson, SECOND ROW: Ann Meadows, Martha Maakestad, Susan Fransdal, Barbara Whitisln, Arlene Nyborg. Jim Handelond, Jim Buster, Lynn V'v'cc, Bob Lee. Karen Knutsen, Charlene Benesh, Eleanor Adams, Marlys Hipple. Jeanne Olson, Bob Hcisbrook, Merlin Haukoos, Connie Osscnkop 32 .- FIRST ROW: Ann Lufter, Joyce Johnson, Sherie Hood, Karen Whifish, Sandy Toylor. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Martin, Mori Ann Rhodes, Karen Dawald, Norma Sampson, Donna McDonald. THIRD ROW: Beth Bixby, Micky Kitchen, Fred Jacob, Kave Reed, Judy Gorrelts, FOURTH ROW: Sandra Pederson, Carole Moller, Bruce Wolker, Pauline McNew, Richard Buck. r 0 . J LoDonno Volen, Tippy Johnson, Carol Higgins, Marie Mortc-nd Carole Moller, Carolyn McCormick, Jean Surdc. N 1 TWIRLERS: Ann Meadows, Sue White, Sandy Batt, Normanda Ohlund, Mari Ann Rhodes, Karen Dawald Twirlers and maiorettes add spark Band day is feature event of fall season The E.H.S. marching band took part in several fall events, including half-time football entertainment. One event they will especially remember was the first annual Northwest Iowa Band Festival held September 28. The Festival was sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce. Estherville's high school and iunior high marching bands and their queens were host to eleven guest march- ing bands and their queens. Activities of the day included a parade of the MAJORETTE: Carolyn McCormick bands and their queens, an afternoon band concert and a presentation of the queens in the park, and an evening program at Sunderlin Field consisting of the crowning of the festival queen and a massed band con- cert. Nilo Hovey, band clinician from Elkhart, Indiana, directed the concert. All twelve bands were provided with an afternoon of entertainment, and the queens were guests at noon and evening luncheons. MAJORETTE: Jean Sunde Q ,.,'5kJ FIRST ROW: Mori Ann Rhodes, Karen Dawold, Karen Whitish, Bob Hasbroolc, LaDonno Volen, Ccrol Higgins, Lois Cc-rwiclc Peggy Knight, Joyce Johnson, Bela Noland, SECOND ROW: Carolyn McCormick. FOURTH ROW: Don Volen, Bob Lee, Ra Mary Jane Linn, Roger Rusch, Verclean Olson, Eileen Lundarvold, chel McKnight, Jim Buster. Judy Schenck. THIRD ROW: Connie Osscnlaop, Joanne Olson, Pep band help keep spirit alive at basketball games FIRST ROW: Norma Sampson, Donna McDonald, Mary Jo THIRD ROW: Connie Ossenkop, Jeanne Olson, Bob Haslarock Martin, Ann Lutter, Potty LaRue. SECOND ROW: Marlys Hipple, Tippy Johnson, Morie Mortlcnd, Joan Sonde, FOURTH ROW Roger Rusch, Verdectn Olson, Carolyn Hcimon, Colleen Hunt. Patffookinham, Lynn Wee,Jirn Buster. f,O1fY' ,.,.,,?' ,ha-.,,,7' . 5 A A a,' . 5 u 1 in N S , X wg' 12. 1 P x E X X y,,.zJN4v- 1' -..- ---------H -----fv-'- I i l 'A t l i J ii A I ' Z. .4 -2 ' 2' 'I S V 1 , l V I 4 46 in W- 1? 1,1 Z 9 V4 . 4 . , f . J c Q ,E , r r 'om A ROW 'lr Sherie Mitchell, Shirley Mahan, Susan Osgood, Marlys Hippie, Margaret Heywood, Carolyn Heiman, Dottie Hassel. ROW 2: Judy Krier, Audrey Conlee, Meredith Mickelson, Norene Peterson, Susan White, Karen Dawald, Betsy Gray, Dana Came, Susan Cottie, Judy Brazee. ROW 3: Rita Brinkmann, Ruth Pullen, Carol n McCormick, Marie Mortland, Ann Meadows, Mari Ann Rhodes, Miss Sebcck, Connie Smith, Elaine Y Cuklanz, Barbara Hansen, Micky Kitchen, Donna Anderson. G. A. A. provides sports and activities for girls The Estherville Girls Athletic Association has twenty-eight members and thirty-nine prospective members. They are constantly on the go with activities such as bowling, bas- ketball, volleyball or sott ball. Teams compete for championships in these sports. With Jacqueline Sebeck as Sponsor, Judy Krier as President, and Barbara Hansen as Secretary and Treasurer, the GAA is one of the schools most active organizations. 38 v-S36-sf' FIRST ROW Jon Luebendorter Jum Reed Jon Brunsvold Dave Lange SECOND ROW Gene Prescher THIRD ROW Jack Burrell Jan Jensen Duck TheIen FOURTH ROW Ted Howard FIFTH ROW Jack Barlow John Heckard Ben Fox George Payne E-Club The ECIub us an honorary hugh school organuzatuon for mauor letter wunners Its three foId purpose us to boost school spurut to promote good sportsmanshup and to encourage actuve partucupatuon un athletucs Prouects thus year uncIude such hugh Iughts as sponsorung the homecomung queen and her attendants a mud year banquet and the annuaI E Club unutuatuon Thus year the club us headed by true follovvung Jon Brunsvold Presudent Dave Lange Vuce Presudent Jum Reed Secretary cund Treasurer and Jon Luebendorfer Ser geant at Arms Sponsors are George Hess and Dean IVIcCormuck 40 .- Senlor Football Boys 4' IC' G' Q 6 A 7? ff ' 1?-'n mln-,X 5 nr 25 JJ, j Olr1'2fgvj 'ff n:.l.,N:L,..-pf arg-tw: W-.N X M4 3 Q Q ,QNXS 1 Mx X of-'raw al'- ,Sp I lfffldflaffmlw dv A 6 A sk RAAF MEF G00 ge Psy e John Hccko d Ben Fox Nck John Je h Po Ve dec: Olson Rch Sf bhc Jon Dgwgld c Bu ell G .451 Y 2' . 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K - 41 N f Midgets show sportsmanship N'Vifh only hw' lottmlnun, Tho coaching staff for The Midgvfs could mainly duvolop Talent for future you-'s. Opvning thou' soason against Fainnont ihe lX'NaavTS Safhvmf a 31-O riofcay FIRST ROW: Bon Fox, Rizihavd Sirolwhnv, .lan Davvaid, Phil P.n'TcHo, Jack Burrell, Vcrdoan Olson, Gary King, John Hcckard, John Jensen. SECOND ROW: Loo Anderson, David Longo, Jordan Bonesh, Jon Liebendorfer. and spirit. Scoreboa VVe I Foinnonf 3l hhdget huw,1hough domponcd by rohy hod Shewon 7 then hopns hhed hy The dcfecn of Sheldon 7-O. Cherokee 7 Thu Nhdgem pulup H good hgln o1lhcU'HonMr Enunensburg 13 connng gcnno ogoinm Spun Luke buflhe Tconw held Spkh Loke O ooch othersconjosa Spencer O The Midgets were the only Tecnm in the confer- Sibley O encetofdoy oHfheHschcdukxlgomea SKNnxLOke 14 Jock Barlow, Jim Poulos, Jim Rcfrd, Covliss Thompson. THIRD ROW: Dick Thelczn, Jim R'ClfE, Joe fllwocd, Glen Peierson, Verne Sosek, Govy Spmks, Richard Rlclqe. FOURTH ROW: Jon Moklosiod, Jock Shirley, Bob Derrickson, Chuck Reiter. .- rd They O O 33 30 O 33 13 19 fi x 2 C FIRST ROW Larry Paulson Harold Grems Ted Howard Wayne THIRD ROW Wayne Peterson Lanny Seylar Loren Jones Ron Mntchell Gerald Oruger Alan Robinson Phll Thelen Jam Renter B Squad Football, Basketball Teams FIRST ROW Duck Rack Chuck Renter Gerald Orrger Chris Gifford Stevescn Loren Jones Cletus Molacek The team won the runner SECOND ROW Dave Lange Alan Robinson Butch Keeler Chuck up Trophy In the Emmet County Basketball Tournament Chrust Wayne Fransdal THIRD ROW John Moklestad Henry YD we q-9 W Elmsulwll A lt? Q Q el ' . .I 5 L, so H ,K 1 W N Q' K ll ' A 5 9 I SL I D' 1 J I by 'A XX - ly I - S Q if M 15? 5 6' I 5 i V , I I Paulson, Henry Steveson. SECOND ROW: Ron Clinton, Loren Lind, Chuck Christ. if 7, I A Q 1 1 r i 1 ' ' I l, Q , I ' I 1 i l' A ' :FL k l 11 1- -ix 'K S- FIRST ROW: Ben Fox, Jim Reed, Dick Thelen, Verne Sasek, Phil Thelen. SECOND ROW: Richard Strubhar, Bob Jensen, Jordan Benesh, Jon Liebendorfer. THIRD ROW: Jack Burrell, Leonard Moritz, Merlin Haukoos, Jim Miller. A Squad Basketball Team Scoreboa rds We 43 48 41 35 They 49 iff D140 ...67 ..........56 54 .......... 61 40 51 26 55 .....57 40 .......... 65 37 .......... 61 42... .....4O 41... .....42 40 .......... 51 47... .....43 48... .....51 37... .....30 34... .....54 B Squad A Squad We They Arnolds Park A . . . . 34 ..... .... 4 1 Pocahontas . . . Storm Lake ..... . . 37 ..... .... 2 8 Storm Lake . . . . Spirit Lake ..... .. . 43 ..... .... 5 0 Spirit Lake .. . Sheldon .... .. . 39 ..... .... 3 6 Sheldon ... .... Graettinger .... . . 61 . . . . . .28 Graettinger . . . Emmetsburg . . . . . 51 ..... .... 4 4 Emmetsburg . . . . . Spencer ...... .... 4 4 ..... . . .36 Spencer . . . . . . Sioux Center .. .. . 51... . . .62 Sioux Center . .. .... Sibley ...... ... 42 ..... . . .58 Sibley .... ... Cherokee ..... .... 3 6 ..... . . .43 Cherokee ..... . . . . Storm Lake . . .... 37 ..... . . .45 Storm Lake . . . Spirit Lake .. .. . 59 ..... .. .39 Spirit Lake . . . Sheldon .... .... 5 3 ..... . . .56 Sheldon .... . . . . Algona .... 38 ..... ...33 Algona Emmetsburg . . . . . 32 .......... 48 Emmetsburg . . . . Cherokee . . . . . 49 .......... 57 Cherokee . . . . . Spencer .... .............. 5 6 .......... 51 Spencer . . ........... . . Sibley .................... 60 .......... 62 Sibley .... ................ County Tournament District Tournament Armstrong A ............. 61 . Fort Dodge ................ Ringsted A . ............. 51. 33 .......... 59 C -r I We , , 'Q X3 I, Q! v ' 5.6, 1 5 1 I A . K' Y W, 5 ' ' 71 ' if - V as . COACHES: George Hess, John Drew, Dick Comly. NOT SHOWN: Dccn McCormick. Track Leitermen FIRST ROW: Jon Liebendorfer, Jim Reed, Ben Fox, Jock Burrefl. SECOND ROW: John Hockord, Ted Howard, .lock Barlow, Jon Brunsvold, John Jensen, THIRD ROW: Dove Lange, Dick Thelen. 1 r 4 4 5 4 5 N xii' i . Ii' Midi, ii 1 K gt X ,iiwv h N! iii' T if The E.H.S. marching band steps off the parade. The argyle sock float of the iuniors asserts Argyle's sock 'em. The sophomore float advises A rolling midget gathers no loss. The Y-Teen's float depicts Flying to Victory. The seniors urge, Let's CAN Spirit Lake. Homecoming Parade 3 '?4 I'1'l ... 44ffVY mx Attendo nt Judy Peterson 'i Attendant Shel lo Ossenkop Attendant Pot O Brien -XA Attendant She-rue Hood 49 vim J Attendant Peg Kmght -- X 'L-,,.., 4 4 'Q-. fe rw 'S 1'?p A iw FIRST ROW Vyolter B Hon mer Aclvwsor Joyce Wcxr Jlm Hondclcxrtd Shcrxe Hood Vcrdeon Olson SEC D ROW Dun C nc :cn ncvcl u n cl Chuck C1 Councll governs school The Student Council as the governsng body of the school They plan homecomung cxctlvutues sponsor ctonces provide ccnndy bc: 5 for he ctctss with the Iocxst torches cxncl elect chcerlecxders The ofhcers cue Jxm Hcnnclelctnd Presudent Peggy Knxght Vice President ond Joyce Wen' Secretory Treasurer Quill and scroll honors lournclllsfs T ROW Ltd OT on Jocnr ' P t Cockwnh tr SECOND R Koy Heywood, Jun Wefp, Archs Thoreson. E ,- I9 'X 1 .wiv ite T7 Q 1 - 51,411- EDITOR IN CHIEF L nda Oleson CO EDITOR Bob S pson HO LO CO records E H S achvlhes In prmt wmn.,.10'f ' BUSINESS MANAGERS - Ann Meadows, Judy Krier, Mary Pat McKirchy. NOT SHOWN: Mary Ellen Boggess. 53 Llnda Oleson ednor planned devel oped and dlrecfed The I958 HO LO CO Bob Sampson co ednfor worked closely wnth Lmda to produce The annual Buslness managers Ann Meadows Judy Kruer Mary Ellen Boggess and Mary Pat McK1rchy were kept busy sellzrg annuals making money and clvsfrubufung pnctures Miss Louise Hambley oFlered her advlce and Trme To The staff HO LO LO STAFF FIRST ROW Mary Rosendahl Dottxe Hassel Pat Wegman Jean Sunde Aud ey Conlee Donna Come ue Come Maureen Olson SECOND ROW Sh 1Ia OBren a Cooklnham Sue Whlte Margaret Heywood Lots Cerwnck a OBr1en Noreen Peterson THIRD ROW Roxanne Jensen Mrckle Kutchen Connie Snn th Ruta Brrnkman Ruth PuIIen Mereduth Mnckelson Jack Barlow HO LO C0 staff, and lournallsm class strive for accurate reporhn JOURNALISM CLASS FIRST ROW Mary Patrtck Kay Shonkwuler Ann Rndley PhyIIss Rackne Bob Lee SECOND ROW Marte Mortland Juhe Hutchinson Jeanne Olson Janice Eruckson Pat Cooknnham VI1 ' A Q1 'XA 1' PEPPER STAFF FIRST ROW Phyllts Rockne Pat OBr1en Kay Janlce Erickson Jeanne Olson Sandra Nuttmg Nancy Woodley Shonkwuler Roxle Jensen Audrey Conlee SECOND ROW Pepper earns hugh praise The news events of E H S were recorded nn story and prcture form by the Pepper stat? Edntuons of the Pepper were prnnted nn the Saturday Issue of the Esthervnlle Dauly News The Pepper placed thrrd IH pornt totals rn the annual fall lournalusm contest span sored by Iowa State College It also was rated by the Iowa Hugh School Press Assocua tlon as supertor tn each of the followxng dtvrslons news coverage news wrutnng make up headlunes edntornals features sports wrttung photography press work and typography The ludge for the Iowa Hrgh School Press Assocnatton wrote the statt Thrs ns an out standing paper from every vtewpoxnt During the first semester of thus year the Pepper was publrshed by the seven member lournallsm class Students of thus class took turns eduttng the paper and were graded on thetr completed paper artncles wrntten and copy work done durnng the week Durlng the second semester the Pepper went back to the usual staft edxtor system wrth co edntors assustant edrtor copy stat? and reporters publtshtng the paper Copy staff members assnsted the editors In the final work on the paper These persons had been members of the lournallsm class durmg the tlrst semester The co edntors were Ann Radley and Bob Lee Patructa Cooknnham acted as asslstant editor On the copy stat? were Phyllns Rockne Kay Shonkwnler .lulle l-lutchtnson and Marie Mortland Jeanne Olson and Jamce Ernckson served as proofreaders all year long Mass Mary Patrick was the Pepper sponsor 55 Bob Lee Barbara Whrttsh Sheula O Bruen I 'l,,' 8 S 4' 9 4 5559 I - :P J has ' Q., svn , px . 'r s- I l. .Tm Ur. s 5 . Z: 5' 1 l T P .1 l - f - . 1 fn .1 , JM Y .I .' : , -, 5- 1 x . xx I I' ...Q gn. C, Q A .Q , . . . A fu ' ' N. ,M , 'L O C . . . . . . . I I .. I - I . I . . I . I . . I I G . . . . ,, . . l - . . . ,, I - , , ' ll ' ll I - ' I I I SC . l . . vs pl' . . 4' Il! 9 3 Bible club provides opportunity for fellowship and service The Estherville Bible Club is a Christian group organized about five years ago to promote fellowship among high school and junior college students, It meets each Wednesday morning in the Little Theater for a half hour of Bible study and devotions. Ofticers ot this group are: Verdean Olson, Presidentp Patricia Cookinham, Vice- President, and Martha Maakestad, Secretary-Treasurer. Members of the governing board are: Rachel McKnight, Harland Bergeson, Jack Barlow, and Beverly Holmgren. Each month the Bible Club sponsors a party to which all students are invited. These parties are held at various churches ofthe city. Maior activities this year were a hay ride, a Christmas party, Christmas caroling, a skating party, and an end-of-the-year farewell to seniors. Mrs. Grace Hanson is sponsor ofthe organization. ROW 1: Mrs. Grace Hanson, Beverly Holmgren, Harland Bergeson, Martha Maalcestad, Verdeon Olson, Pat Cookinham, and Jack Barlow. ROW 2: Merlin Haukoos, Richard Strubhar, Arlene Muir, Darlene Thornburg, Sherrel Mitchell, Jean Ann Garrison, Eileen Lundervold, and Karen Cassem. ROW 3: Alan Larson, Ellen Frey, Bonnie Schlotfeldt, Sally Swanson, Millie Stray, Pauline McNew, Muriel Aasby, and Joyce Smith, ROW 4: Ann Anderson, Glenna Lauritsen, Mary Fisher, June Barlow, Bob Derrickson, Harold Carrison, and Gary Hanson. '. . I 1 I 1' l . f V . J . Ii SEATED: Dona Coftie, Diane Huntsinger, Colleen Hunt. STANDING: John Tibbets, Jack Lyman, Bob Lee, Barbara Hansen, Bob Simpson, and Ronald Crees. Juniors present famous comedy On November 23 the Junior Class presented the three-act comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest, at Roosevelt Auditorium. A capacity crowd enioyed the famous comedy which has been called the greatest farce in the English language. The author, Oscar Wilde, wrote the play to be- little the prudish conventional opinions of the upper class Britisher of the Victorian era. The humor of the play lies in its lines. The cast ably presented these lines, using the inflection and accent of the players of the English theatre in the early l900's. The stage setting and the costumes of the cast also carried the audience back to the turn of the century. The story of the play is centered around London, England. Mr. John Worthing has invented an imaginary brother Earnest so that he can visit in London when he tires of his duties at his country estate. Among these duties is guardianship of a lovely eighteen-year-old ward, Cecily Cardew. Sight unseen, Cecily falls in love with the imaginary brother simply because his name is Earnest, In London Mr. Worthing becomes engaged to Gwendoline Fairfax. She says she loves him because his name is Earnest. Mr. Worthing has been posing in London as his imaginary brother Earnest and realizes that Gwendoline does not know that his real name is John. Confusion results when Algernon fvioncrieft, Gwen- doline's cousin, goes to Mr. Worthing's country estate and poses as the imaginary brother Earnest. He be- comes engaged to Cecily. More confusion results when Gwendolyn also visits the country estate and informs Cecily that she is engaged to Earnest. As in all good comedies a happy ending results. The cast for the play included Bob Simpson who portrayed John Worthing, Bob Lee as Algernon Mon- crieft, Diane Huntsinger as Gwendoline Fairfax, and Colleen Hunt as Cecily Cardew, Barbara Huntsinger as Gwendoline's mother, Lady Bracknell, Dana Coftie as Cecily's governess, Miss Prism, Jack Lyman as Rev. Canon Chasuble, John Tibbetts as a servant, Merriman, and Ronald Crees as a servant, Lane. Stage crews were Roger Rusch, Harold Carrison, Bob Derrickson, Dick Rick, Jack Barlow and Anthony Anderson. Others who helped with sets were Chuck Reiter, Ann Ridley, and Kay Shonkwiler. Mr. Gail Niceswanger directed the play. Sophomore Cne-Act Plays Three's a Crowd Wayne Paulson Mary Pot McKirchy Harold Grems Fred Jacob Carolyn Heimen Roxie Jensen Hugo in a Hurry Carole Moller Lanny Seylor Bruce Walker Elizabeth Johnson Chris Gifford Angeline Hageback Henry Stevenson f Three Pesos I -.- lifilli t Sunday Costs X ifiii, , I 1 . Kale Reed A j ,lf Jim Towell Q Dottie Hossel Ann Birney Mickie Kitchen FIRST ROW: Sheila O'Brien, Pat O'Brien. SECOND ROW: John Jensen, Par Cookinham, Barbara Whitish, Roger Rusch. Voice of Democracy Contestants The Voice of Democracy Contest, sponsored by the Junior Chamber ot Commerce, is held each year as one ot the extra-curricular activities of Estherville High School. Stu- dents who participate compose a five-minute speech on the subject, l Speak For De- mocracy. The tape-recorded speeches are then iudged. This year John Jensen and Pat Coolcinham were the local winners. John's speech was iudged the best of those entered in the county-level contest, and was entered in state competition. Radio Club The radio club was started by students - ln' T--- --I who wished to continue the program they had followed in Junior High. Two aims were agreed upon: to study Morse code and theory required for an amateur license, and to acquire equipment necessary for eventual establishment of a club station. Officers are John Sheppard, president, Richard Jones, vice-president, and Marvin Stripling, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Rex is sponsor of the club. FIRST ROW: Chris Gifford, Mike Smith, and David Wee. SECOND ROW: Allen Rockne, Alan Larson, - Marvin Stripling, John Sheppard, Alan Robinson Harold Grerns, Lanny Seyler. National Forensic League honors debate and speech participants f The National Forensic League is an honorary organization tor students participating in either debate or extra-curricular speech ac- tivities. A student receives points tor each debate or speech contest he 6 - participates in, and when a certain number of points are received, he becomes a member of N.F.L. Four different degrees are awarded beginning with the Degree ot Merit which entitles a person to membership. Additional Degrees ot Honor, Excellence, and Distinction can be earned. It takes approxi- ' mately three or tour years to earn these degrees and a person may A feel he has accomplished much it he attains the fourth award. FIRST ROW: Mr. Demoney, sponsor, Sue Cottie, Sally Jensen, Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Bob Lee, Jim Huntsinger, Jack Lyman Lois Cerwick, Diane Huntsinger, Dana Coftie, Pat Coolcinham. Jim Miller, Roger Rusch, Wayne Paulson, Mr, Niceswanger SECOND ROW: Colvin Thoreson, Connie Smith, Carolyn McCor- sponsor. mick, Mari Ann Rhodes, Eileen Lundervold, Fred Jacob, Loren 5 41 'T l Ls., -ui: L O '1a-msg, ,i O FIRST ROW: Karen Knutsen, Calvin Thoreson, Sally Jensen, Come, THIRD ROW: Mr. Demoney, sponsor, Bob Lee Jack Ly Loren Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Pat Coolcinham, Carolyn McCor- man, Jim Miller, Jim Huntsinger, Roger Rusch. mick, Mari Ann Rhodes, Connie Smith, Diane Huntsinger, Dana This year the Estherville high school debaters qualified for the state finals in both the Iowa Forensic and Iowa Association leagues This made the seventeenth consecutive trip to the state finals. No other school in Iowa has ever equaled this record. The longest previous record was held by Muscatine which aualified eleven consecutive times Scholarships were won by Diane Huntsinger and Bob Lee at Iowa State Teachers College and Jack Lyman at Buena Vista for their high ratings in debate. Connie Smith, Mari Ann Rhodes, Dana Coffie, Caro- lyn McCormick, and Jim Huntsinger frequently received high honors in tournaments held at South St. Paul, St. Cloud Cathedral, Buena Vista, Concordia in St. Paul, and Spirit Lake. L- pr T. 35: ll' E. H. S. debaters have enviable record Trophies and other awards were won at Spirit Lake, Rock Rapids, Estherville, and numerous other tournaments. 61 Witlt Judy Schenck as president, Patty LaRue as vice-president, Ann Meadows as secretary, Peggy Knight cis treasurer, Beth Bixby as worship chairman, and Margaret Clark and Mary Larson as sponsors, the Y-Teens were guided through another exciting and eventful school year. Fall and winter events included the Dad-Daughter Banquet, a Christ- mas party tor underpriviledged children, an applefpolishing party for the teachers, and a Sadie Hawkins dance. Spring events were a potluck supper tor the ninth grade girls, a Mother-Daughter Tea, a style show, and a carnival. The Y-Teens sponsored morning Lenten services during the last week before Easter. The senior Y-Teens, by selling candy and popcorn throughout the year, were again able to spend a day at the lce Follies in Minneapolis. A special event this year was a travelog given by Miss Clark de- scribing her European travels during the T957 summer, She was able to meet and visit with Marina, the Y-Teen's foster daughter. Marina, a thirteen-year-old Greek girl, since T951 has received her support from the Estherville Y-Teens. Marina Athanassiou Y-Teen promotes christian ideals FIRST ROW: Karon Peterson, Arlene Christian, Elnora Phillips, Jean Sunde, Beth Bixby, Ann Meadows, Patty LaRue, Judy Schenck, Sandy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Sandy Kinnard, Darlene Thornburg, Sherrie Mitchell, Ruth Pullen, Caro! Higgins, Donna McNew, Virginia Torreson, Judy Peterson, Kay Sampson, Joyce Weir. THIRD ROW: Linda Oleson, Bonnie Larson, Kay Koenecke, Maizie Bartoot, Audrey Contee, Judy Brazee, Linda Schoper, Jean Garrison, Eileen Lundervold. FOURTH ROW: Ann Lutter, Donna McDonald, Marie Mortland, Dana Cattle, Carolyn McCormick, Mari Ann Rhodes, Sue White, Mildred Loeschen. FIFTH ROW: Susan Fransdal, Elaine Cuklanz, Donna Anderson, Barb ller, Karen Dawald, Betsy Gray, Connie Smith, l ' gg CHRISTMAS PARTY - Y-TEEN GIRLS: Meredith Michelson, Linda Schaper A aw' V . 'Q -535-E. 1. x. ,,, '. E f MEMBERSHIP DRIVE: Karen Harris, Ann Meadows, Sandy Taylor, Carolyn Hei- man, Karen Whitish. aims for higher standards FIRST ROW: Arlene Nyborg, Anna Mae Hcggen, Norma Samp- son, Diane Huntsinger, Sue Cofilie, Lois Cerwiclc, Barbara Whitish, Nancy Steele, LaDonna Valen, SECOND ROW: Karen Cassem, Martha Maakestad, Tippy Johnson, Ann Birney, Roxio Jensen, Mary Rosendahl, Sandra Nutting, Mary Jo Pullen, Sally Swan- son, THIRD ROW: Pat Coolcinham, Mary Jane Hanson, Eleanor Adams, Charlene Bene-sh, Nancy Woodley, Marlys Hipple, Caro- lyn Heiman, Susan, Osgood, Millie Stray. FOURTH ROW: .Ieanne Olson, Roberta Langmo, Sharon Hill, Judy Kelly, Sally Jensen, Donna Huntley, Norene Peterson, Maureen Olsen, Meredith Michelson, Janet Miller. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Hansen, Vickie Long, Colleen Hunt, Kate Reed, Pat Wegrnan, Arliss Bebo, Sandy Batt, Miriam Valen, Carole Moller, Q Homemakers learn household skills The Thanksgiving supper and the FHA-FFA dinner were highlights for The FHA members this year. In the Tall the girls attended the District Convention aT Rolfe, Here they gained new ideas about vvhat the neighbor- ing organizations were doing. Money making proiects were a bake sale and lunch for the adult education classes. Ofhcers This year were Bev Holmgren, President, Sherry Mitchell, Vice-President, Muriel Aasby, Secretory, Pauline McNew, Treasurer, Joyce Smith, Porliamentarianp and Darlene Thornburg, Historian. FlR?T ROW: iAfi ,f Larson, sponsor, Bc-v Holmgren, Sherry Mitchell, Muriel Aasby, Pauline MCNQW, Joyce Smith, Darlene Thornburg, SECOND ROW: Sharon Young, Pat Cookinlmm, Karen Casseni, Bonnie Schlctfelclt, Mwry Rosendahl, Bonnie Hofstader, Maureen Boggess. THIRD ROW: Judy Brazec, Nancy lNc,ofJle-,f, Charlene Benesh, Nancy Haivcgo, Karen Knutson, Betty Jastand, FOURTH ROW: Ann Anderson, O'ennii Lfxufitsen, Marv Fisher, June Barlow, Sandra Nuttinr, Lorna Hair, Miriam Valen. 64 Future Farmers strive toward leadership The Future Farmers ol America completed a year hlled with contests, conventions, and other activities, Attempting to learn by doing and having their studies combine with the farm home operation, the members took responsibilities in producing better crops, livestock, and dairy products, Dennis Lausen, Presidentg Cyril Fischer, Vice-President, Harland Bergeson, Secretary, and Don Valen, Treasurer, toolc over the responsibility ot leading the organization through the year. Bill Egeland, Reporter, and Jerry Schaclierer, Sen- tinel, were the other officers and Edwin Thoreson, their Advisor. FIRST ROW: Mr, Thoreson, Don Valen, Dennis Lausen, Cyril Fischer, Harland Boraesen, Bill Egeland, Jerry Schacherer. SECOND ROW: Simon Larsen, Jerry Koeneclee, Don Cliipman, Torn Griftith, Larry Anderson, Jerry Hood, John Wolz. THIRD ROW: Leo Anderson, Frank Topp, Da'e Johnson, David Larsen, Gary Hansen. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Sorbo, Leonard Moritz, Richard Rosberg, Scott Grittith, Larry Feddersen. . ' J 411, T .1 ,L . -1 .','g3,' iv .-1 rf fs W H ,HU -2, , .,, , 2 ..2r1- 7 Ag .f hilt la 41 ef' 138 gtg- Q- FIRST ROW: Verdean Olson, Jean Sunde, Joyce Weir, Pat mick, Mrs. Simons, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Pot LaRue, Sherie Hood, Cookinham, Roger Rusch. SECOND ROW: Peggy Knight, Ann Diane Huntsinger, Linda Oleson, Colleen Hunt, Sherrie Mitchell. Ridley, Phyllis Rockne, Bob Lee, Barbara Hansen, Carolyn McCor- National Honor Society Taps Twelve In February ot this year, twelve new members were tapped by the National Honor Society. These students were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, the aims ofthe society. To gain membership, the students must ranlc in the upper one-fourth of their respec- tive classes, with tive per cent of the junior class and as many as fifteen per cent of the senior class eligible. Second year members who conducted the tapping ceremony were Joyce Weir, Verdean Olson, Jean Sunde, Pat Cookinham, and Roger Rusch. A banquet was held in the spring at which pins were presented to the new members. OFFICERS: Jean Sunde, secretary-treasurer, Joyce Weir, president, Verdean Olson, vice-president. if 'iq rn 1 wx Civ. 'NJ' C3'. f-ef fs' pn. FIRST ROW: Shelia O'Brien, Art Allen, Colleen Hunt, Marlys John Jensen. THlRD ROW: Narmanda Ohlund, Roger Rusch, Hippie, Joyce Weir, Pat O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Roxio Jensen, Bob Derrickson, Vicki Long, Barbara Hansen, Jack Lyman. Tippy Johnson, Sally Jensen, Mickie Kitchen, Corliss Thompson, Contest Speech Brings Many Honors to E. H. S Contest speech work is one of the most popular activities ot the second semester. This year twenty-three students tool: part in the first elimination held locally in January. Regional and district eliminations precede the state contest. E.H,S. has always done well in both district and state contests. Mr. Gail Niceswanger coached the dramatic, oratorical, and humorous declama- tions, the interpretive reading division, and the one-act play. Mrs. Ardeth Jameson was coach for original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and radio speaking. Cast of the Contest Play, SMOKESCREEN: Corliss Thompson, John Jensen, Barbara Hansen. -...,...........L,s5. wifi' E , tif E R- i S s i E l 2 s Z l l 1 R 2 -If al 1 3 'ay , is 5 ll, Ill N 8 X bi J JUNIOR COLLEGE Mm. M fff. JI X 29 Q u 1 gil an MIM R E 6-.av -4 g X Q 2 ' 9 W H -A f 1 I 1 'Y -'ER f fr . - - -E 1' 1 1 'AJ Lim' ,:-W ' ' , l K ,, 7' 5 Gilbert Amdahl, Estherville, Liberal Arts Karl Blizek, Maquoketa. Liberal Arts Joanne Brinkman, Estherville, Teacher Training Karen Carey, Estherville, Liberal Arts Judy Davis, Fenton, Liberal Arts Don Fecldersen, Dolliver, Libe'al Arts Bob Golla, Estherville, Teacher Training Kay Grover, Gillett Grove, Teacher Training Arleen Heiman, Estherville, Teacher Training Sharon Hoben, Ruthven, Teacher Trains ing Bill Huslcamp, Swea City, Liberal Arts Mancil Laidig, Dalliver, Liberal Arts Ardyce Lauritsen, Estherville, Teacher Training Dan Long, Estherville, Liberal Arts Joe Madden, Estherville, Liberal Arts Gerald Matthies, Sherburn, Minnesota, Liberal Arts Class Flower American Beauty Rose Class Colors Pink and White Class Motto We Build the Ladder By Which We Climb Barbara Murphy, Cylinder, Teacher Training Leon Mustard, Estherville, Liberal Arts Deloures Nichols, Terril, Teacher Train- ing Janice Noble, Dolliver, Liberal Arts John Opelt, Estherville, Liberal Arts Jon Osell, Dolliver, Liberal Arts Arlene Pedersen, Armstrong, Teacher Training Nancy Peterson, Estherville, Liberal Arts Jim Reuland, Estherville, Teacher Train- ing John Richmond, Armstrong, Liberal Arts Dale Schumacher, Armstrong, Liberal Arts Mardelle Show, Superior, Teacher Training Frank Smith, Estherville, Teacher Train- ing Lois Smitherman, Melvin, Teacher Train- ing Ron Subbert, Linn Grove, Liberal Arts G4 AfTiClOl1l K. Blilels J, Brinkman A. l'leimGf1 S, Hoben B, Huskarnp Sophomores pursue goal B' MUVPPY L. Mustard D. Nichols J- Rel-'land J. Richmond D. Schumacher qt' 'S' U 1 f W Q? is J 3, 'C' K. Carey J, Davis D. Foddorsen B. Golla K. Grover M. Laidig A. Lcurifsen D. Long J. Madden G. Moffhie 0 0 of associate of arts diploma J. Noble J. Opel? J. Osell A, Pedersen N. Peicrson M. Show F. Smith L. Smitherman R. Subbert L. Voigt ks.-.2 Y' ilx' av IRR, -Z5 Q-0 wr SSX ASL., . Ni M. Volz J. Waldron M- WlSemUn president. - Merle Volz, Estherville, Liberal Arts Jim Waldron, Estherville, Liberal Arts Mildred Wiseman, Estherville, Teacher Training Class officers take time out for the pause that refreshes. Dan Long president, Joanne Brinkman, secretary-treasurer, Karen Carey, vice SOPHOMORES NOT SHOWN Teacher Training Bonnie Barlow, Estherville Donna Fett, Mountain Lake, Minnesota Vera Frederick, Estherville Anna Rogert, Ringsted Della Thompson, Ringsted Edna Wilson, Storden, Minnesota Liberal Arts Don Brown, Estherville Harold Carr, Estherville Lyman Hurlburt, Sweo City Paul Kirkegoard, Graettinger David Origer, Gruver Charles Pemble, Estherville Richard Petersen, Estherville Ralph Wiley, Storm Lake Special Students Not Shown Eva Heefner, Estherville Robert Manthe, Estherville Donald Osberg, Estherville Agnes Steele, Ceylon, Minnesota Bessie Thompson, Lake Park AT LEFT: Sophomore Homecoming float and skit. Cb S-3 -5 'vu FIRST ROW: Kay Grover, Donna Swan, Dee Ann Griffin, Judy Wiseman, Ruth Egeland. THIRD ROW: Ardyce Lauritsen Karen Carey, Sandy Sumpter. SECOND ROW: Arleen Hei- Janice Noble, Janice Grems, Deloures Nichols, Nona Wikert man, Marilyn lngwersen, Judy Davis, Marcia Tostenrud, Each Wednesday, the Celtic Cross meets for devotional services, followed by a dinner meeting in the cafeteria. Highlight of the year for some of the group was a tour of slums and missions in the city of Chicago. Officers this year were Karen Carey, president, Charles Pullen, vice-president, and Sandra Sumpter, secretary. The Reverend Thomas G. Melton of the First Presbyterian Church of Estherville is sponsor of this nondenominational fellowship. Celtic Cross, Y. W. C. A. are active groups The Y.W.C.A, began its year of activity by sponsoring a come-as-you-are party for all Junior College girls, To celebrate the end of the semester, the group sponsored a Flunker's Ball and Card Party. Service proiects included assisting the Chamber of Commerce with the annual Christmas Shopping Tour, and taking Easter favors to the hospital. The group sponsored a booth at the Y-Teen carnival. OFlicers were Arleen Heiman, president, Judy Wiseman, vice-president, Karen Carey, secretary, and Judy Davis, treasurer. Miss Mary Patrick acted as sponsor. FIRST ROW: Judy Davis, Arleen Heiman, Judy Wiseman, Karen Carey. SECOND ROW: Lois Voigt, Lois Mustard, Janice Noble, Marilyn lngwersen, Sharon Myers. THIRD ROW: Marge Weber, Janice Grems, Ruth Egeland, Nona Wikert, Ardyce Lauritsen. i C? C7 v-7 X- ,alt 15 A, jf: Mk Ii FIRST ROW: Frank Perkins, Douglas Muklebust, Joanne Frans- dal, Marcia Tostenrud, Gary Guge, Kenny Davis, Sandra Sumpter, Jean Hoclcett, Marilyn lngwersen, SECOND ROW: Peter Abel, Lynn Hedges, Don Dare, Ardis Thoreson, Mariorie Vveber, Janice Grerns, Donna, Swan, Ruth Egeland. THIRD ROW: John Butterheld, Kenneth Steele, Charles Pullen, Dee Ann Griltin, Judy Wiseman, Lorraine Schacherer, Jan Welp, Sandra ,U 'nl' Qs 1 il' Johnson, Kay Heywood, DeVonna Hoovel, Nona Wilcert. FOURTH ROW: Ole Johnson, Richard Weaver, Bob Phelps, Mark Origer, Kenny Krueger, Oscar Sorenson, John Croner, Lewis Olson. FIFTH ROW: Robert Winterton, Phillip Hanson, Kenneth Moritz, David Brunsvold, Billy Sorenson, Roland Thomas, Nolan Matthies, Richard Koch. SIXTH ROW: Martin Ricklefs, Robert J. C. Freshmen participate I 1 1 ' .3-vi ' ' I -' ' - 53335349 7: .4 1 . , , s ,. ki 'I if Wim P wif 52-555 - ., 1 if 'nw Class Officers President CFirst Semesterjz Ken Davis President lSecond Semesterj: Sandra Sumpter Vice-President: Dean Riclcels Secretary-Treasurer: Gary Guge AT LEFT: Marjorie Weber, Joanne Fronsdal, and Shirley Banstead. 1' 'Vs 45 ps 1' Steen, Jomes Soselc, Kennefh Johnson, Thoroczs G'efn, Lorry Bortfemon, Hugh Biock, Woiioce Cioypsoi, VV1iIfe' Le5lfe, Vlfoyne Schenck, SEVENTH ROW: Scott Prior, Gidde Tostonson, Bob Knox, Bob Koltvcd, John Bc-ni-sii, Gary S1:: ', Mwfe Erocicsbus, Robert Leslie, Mickey Anderson, Jock Bixby, NOT SHOWN: Joe Bendixen, Polricio Bendixen, Dick Bierlc, Fred Bioke, Shirley in all college activities AT RIGHT: Dick Fetlers, Louis Juhl, Bob Sieen, ond Bob Koifved BELOW: Freshmen Homecoming Siunt Wolves have rough season scoREBoARD ge I A. Waldorf ......... . . . Gustavus Adolphus . . . . . . xiii Alumni ......... ... '- Ft. Dodge Mankato .... . . . Worthington . .. .. . Mason City .... . . . Beuna Vista .... .. . This year's team had some very strong competition. Even when iniuries and sickness seemed to plague them, they fought hard. The backing this year was very poor. Next year, it is hoped that the team will have backing whether they win or lose. The score at the end of the game isn't as important as the way the game is played. We O O 6 7 T3 O 6 T9 FIRST ROW: .lim Jones, Gloide Tostenson, Lyman T-lurlbert. SECOND ROW: Richard Weaver, Ron Subbert, Bill Huskamp, Bob Knox. THIRD ROW: Bob Kaltved, Scott Prior, Jack Bixby, Frank Smith, Frank Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Coach Jim Dinsmore. They T3 T3 T5 T3 T4 33 25 7 A ,sf Phil Hanson, John Peterson, Deon Rickels, Ken Moritz, Gloide Tostenson, John Opelt, Jim Jones, Jim Reuland, Bob Knox, Jock Norman, Frank Smith, Paul Kirkegaard. J. C. Basketball Scoreboard We Eagle Grove . . . . . . . 45 Emmetsburg . . .... 68 Dordt ......... . . 62 Mason City ....... .... 6 5 Worthington, Minn. ... .. . . 45 Waldorf ......... . . 64 Northwestern . . . . . 56 Fort Dodge lotl . . . . . 77 Dordt ......... . . 75 Mason City . . . . 45 Fort Dodge . . . . 61 Emmetsburg . . . . 67 Waldorf ...... . 64 Northwestern .... ....... . . 57 Eagle Grove lotl ................. 77 State Tournament Ellsworth . . . ............ . . 53 They ....59 ....48 ....58 ....83 ....78 ....58 ....94 ....8O ....72 ....56 ....56 ....62 ....7i ....69 ....78 ....57 Cheerleaders Marcia Tostenrud, Judy Wiseman, Dee Ann Griffin ci -0 eq N..J 3 .5 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Simons, sponsor, Mildred Wiseman, Sondra Grover, Mardeiie Show, Bob Gollo, From siinih, Duo lxi.oA. Johnson, Marge Weber, Ardis Thoreson. SECOND ROW: Donna FOURTH ROW: BC1fbGfO Murphy. Lois 5mlTh6fmCn, ECJHO Wilson, Fett, Arleen Heimon, Ardyce Lauritsen, Sandy Sumpter, Dee Ann Bonnie Barlow, Joanne Brinkman. Griffen, Joanne Fransdol. THIRD ROW: Delaures Nichols, Kay Future Teachers of America Thirty-five Estherville Junior College students ioined the Marie Sorum Chapter of Iowa Future Teachers of America this year. At the monthly meetings, panel discussions, reports, and guest speakers keep the members informed on current teaching procedures. The chapter officers are Mildred Wiseman, president, Jim Reuland, vice-president, Sandra Johnson, secretary-treasurer, Lois Voigt, reporter, and Bonnie Barlow, historian. Mrs. Beulah H. Simons is the local sponsor. J. C. Sextet Arleen Heiman, Bonnie Barlow, Marge Weber, Sondra Johnson, Joanne Fronsdol, Dee Ann Griflin. i 1 l l T fb Q FIRST ROW: Sandy Sumpfer, Judy Wiseman, John Opelt. SECOND ROW: Marcia Tostenrud, Joanne Brink man, Karen Carey, THIRD ROW: Gary Guge, Dean Rickels, Dan Long, Janice Noble, Ken Davis. Student council builds school spirit. Each year the student council sponsors the homecoming celebration, mid-winter honor banquet, and other social gatherings. Officers this year were: Judy Wiseman, president: Sandy Sumpter, vice-president, and John Opelt, secretary-treasurer. Mid-winter honor banquet Delta Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic fraternity. FIRST ROW: Don Feddersen, Arleen Heiman, Janice Noble, Merle Volz, Ardyce Lauritsen. SECOND ROW: Lyman Hurlburt, John Peterson, Don Long, Miss Holmes, sponsor. Participants in speech work have many chances tor success. Student directing, act- ing in plays, radio broadcasts, and contest activities are available to junior college students. Membership in Delta Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic fraternity, is earned by playing a maior role in a three-act play or its equivalent in one-act plays, or by stage work. 0 Delta Psi Omega, College Plays Offer Playcast for The Irresistible Marmadukenz Nancy Peterson, Ardis Thoreson, Roland Thomas, Arleen Heiman, Bob Manthe, Doug Muklebust, Sandra Johnson, Wayne Schenck, Merle Volz, Janice Noble. CONTEST PLAY ll Il Finders Keepers Cast Judy Wiseman Doug Mulclebust Jan Welp A, A 9..A,,.......f' 1 The Junior College presented The Irresistible Marmadukef' on February 28. The ploy is by Earnest Denny ond is o well-known, three- act comedy. The cast for the play was: Lady Althea Miss Wiley Lady Susan Dr. O'Keefe Marmadulce Dawson . . . Mr. Deacon Walter . . . Pat ............... ........ .. Sandra Johnson ..... Janice Noble .. . Arleen Heiman .. Wayne Schenck Bob Monthe .. Nancy Peterson . .. Roland Thomas . . . Doug Muklebust . . . Ardis Thoreson Mortimore Gregory .... 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