Glidden High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Glidden, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

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Q ',.,.f ' -a 7 L, il 1 EP. .235 1.1 FOREWORD We, the annual staff ho th , pe at you will enjoy this WILDCAT as much as we h ave enjoyed making it for you May many happy memorles be brought to your mind as you leaf through its pages COME WITH US NOW THROUGH OUR 1957-1958 SCHOOL YEAR. . '47, 'Ni - ' ' ,. .Hg an dx of l':Q.gwSf , ' ,ffgff A.. B CN AUGTTQT 27. FRANK HULSART Superintendent FRANK MILLER Principal HE FACULTY MEMBERS TOOK THEIR PLACES SWEET DE i JOSEPH WET-D Vocational Agriculture 'OC MABEL OXENFORD History PAUL HEYERDAHL Vocal Music Lb Sf ,..-fx! JERRY CAMERON Coach Junior High and Drivers Training BEVERLY JIIRGUENS Vocational Hofnemaking 'Nga' DORIS WEAVER Engllsh, Speech JEAN GALLOWAY Conmerc 1 a 1 ROBERT MILLER Coach, Algebra Physical Education RLQ ELL VELT Y lndustr al Arts Geography Con ath uidance, B lo athemetics AND SCME' VCPWV EFFCDU THAT DAT? r li.,-il gall! --J: cooxs -.LL lf n a all' x1'.', V fkAf,,-,I A, ,Ah I PPP S s E U c P R E 1: R ' T I X if ' A E N R N I ily- X4 I T T an 4 E E O A A S N R D S ff' ' T E A' o N W- T I z ' B P A , U A - S T ' s ,, S R a 6. . D A 0 5, f R P L 3 I I E 'f Q V T B ' E Y o , V R Y . S S Ah T H H, 0 . 5, . ........ S A S w A 'T E P A , A A c R f ,,g -Af R I M E A E N I C ' L K lj T c K M I A A A W, A I R P I Y A A L . Q I - gg , A. ga' , ,W AAAT H 1 5 ' A xl II , ' 'J 1 DEDICATION ' L W1 e, the Class of' 1933, sincerelx and proudly dedicate ihis TLDCJ to lr Hugh Elcke, our close friend and class sponsor' during all of our high school days Desoite his other oblf atlons as inet umehtal in truct rf, he has faithfully aided and guided us in our responslbllitles as stu dents of Gllddeh :hgh School 1 ' ' . .ob . . 3555 'sfif , A ws: , Hwy: -114' , tu 1. s .2 W ' '- ' ' '.'.' ' 1 V ' V - . , , ' . g . -g I' . .S 'A C ' l ' . . . - N' . - . w y O NEJ CLASJ B CAKE THE BIG VHEELD PRESIDENT Kenneth E Johnston HA man among men is e but among women he would rather be STUDENT COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT Frankie Nolin nfrue to her work, er word, and her friends Betty Thelen nCharm quite of en es in being quiet N SECRETARY TREASURER David Moorhouse nI'm not as innocent as I look H I Jerry Bender Susan Shriver It iSH't what YOU do, HI was meant to be an it's what zounget angel, but mistakes away wi h. do happen.' Philip Bushman HKeep still ki , think I'm going to something say LaVonne Fick Men are just a joke ova to laugh H Jang Dgnner Linda F1356 H15 takes going nNo one would suppose sueady to study it but I am na urally bashful ' kj fiffbiij. 3'- ww iff ff d' I K, N I 1 . fE, 5 . .n 'Y ' ,QJ is X fr A M, J J? S James Heuton I m just the man I'm WYJWZPL looking for 0W.W she is Shirley Gross uuhat I learned I have forgotten and what I know I guessed Larry Heuton Don't call me a boy, call me man Can't you see my beardq Russell Heck Sandra Jenkins L4 Dangerous? You don't 'With H SOD 1 ff I ' Wag fp 1 Yxf, in ff my i5rLfgiE4'CT !.E W x j iwwe If x ww 17N know him my hear , ,fM f fbx H u J '- ' f n an 'tfX IJ f ' f X7 I iff ' n ll X ,Y A Q' ' sy J WWII? f ,ng 7' J I n, , fa ge Jrjd , .J-N ' Ryu. U mf! , . Q. nn , I as 1'A4Z2.y-J 1 ' .Q N11 W UM ivlq Lf! , W SH , 4 M 'V ' ,FQ H yy? M LVVQHI , 'll -,QL Lk 1, ' , N57 J',,0 N va 1 W V I V' A , 'X , , is-s'x 17 5 ,A L Q W ,oily cf J ' 'ff' flfbbxhila' ,f-ff I as 'JL' YJ' X f IN IJ 5 'Jye,? ,NNI X ' Q f .v ,-f, ' I gv Aw Kenneth R Johnston Joyce Klass A quiet boy at times Phe harder I try, e gooder to be, h worser I am Joe Johnston Studying Ag isn't the only way to raise cane Byron Nair m out for a good time, I dere you Ralph Johnston H Harry Nielsen 'whenevgp 1 feel 1 If silence is ol en working, I lie down than pm bro e until the feeling goes awav if if -Y. HIP' uni' i .-- .ll I X e H , ll 4 HI, to come along. X '. ike E Q ' ll . X . if , H Larold RiSS6 Lucille Peterson Don't look at many ' Opt and sweet ylrls, it makes me nervous LaVonne Slocum She may be from the country, but she sure can go to town Susan Remshur After man came woman, and she has been a ter him ever since gi wi QF JP Lloyd Robinson Glenyce Everts 45' 'There's nothing like a nI'm small but try farmer gnd never will o overlook me KJ - . v Sh ' ' n n n n Qi 7 I n 8 ' Q . x I .5 'T? 5 Ey5v I . n e n t ' I 'f.M.Nhx.h . YK David Smith HLarry Storesund 'I'll take your wo Women disturb me for it now but no you'l1 have o prove it later Ann Smith nHonor is e standard Perfegtion is her goal Subbert m a u e a ar nv c g anyone , M' MMM Kenneth Sprague Margie frlnkle 'Give me timea I' 'She is a good pal o show yOU have around ' 1 ff AND SOME UNDERcLAssMf3N CAME To o Beyerink, White, RGW l Wiederin, S e gerwalt, Sporleder, ohnston, Moore ROW 2 Weed, Loudenback, Calder, Calder, Brumbaugh, Janssen, Dorman, Silbaugh, Oxenford, Juergens RUN 3 Soyer, Kidney, Danner, Hofstad, Weller, Archer, Rledesel, Sabus RO Remsbur , Heuton, Bundt, Kur , Peters, Sherwin, Williams, Wenck, Blinn, Brant, Gute JUNIQR CLASS OFFICER5 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Duane Bundt Nancy Remsburg Joyce Riedesel Frank Sherwin LaVonne Kidney 1. 'ns Ass SOPHUMORE CL fm ROW l Bushman, Clausen, Smith, Bundt Dobson, Stuhr, Fles Roller RO 2 W elan, Storesund Willey Willey, agan, Love l regory, Frease, S Pic er, Silbaugh, Ha l, Nlller R .3 Sylvester Burdine, Tunick Har wi se , wens Tri e, Wei e Heck H MacDonald ROW A tricker T obbs , rage Peters, Peters Kirwood r on Turner, Ennis, Boes Rains Charla Vermillion QFFICERS president Terry Peters Linda Dobson Vice President becretary Student Cohn John Treasurer Mari C11 FRESHMAN CLASS ROW l Sylvester, Fielder, Bushman, Robinson, Reever, Jensen Peterson, Borkowski, Allen, Pederson, wigsen, Shriver ROW 2 White, Fister, Loeffler, Kruse, Wenck, Norriss, Stuhr, Davidson, Janssen, Riese, Wiederin, Stricker Schafer, Alspach, Janssen, Reever, Butrick, Galloway ROW 3 Cameron, Douglas, Bundt, Kurth, Guth, Brant, Calder, Sabus, Prill, Cochran, Miller, Sporleder ROW M Patterson, Adamson, Moore, Wiederin Silbaugh, Wagner, Kruger, Kerwood Heuton, MacDonald, Tryon, Holland, Butler, Best, Gute Johnston, Black, Hart Kidney, Hight, Conner Heuton, Whitten, Luchtel, vi OFFICERS President . . . . .Suzanne Sabus Vice President. . . . .Jay Shriver I Secretary-Treasurer . . .Judy Jensen Student Council . . . Gene Kruse 'C C u - . ,fy fs Q l - AY . f 7 . n , 0 3 - o , I -.2 I . : , '1' N, - , 1 4 U , 1 , N 1 I vK RCF n.oTED GILBERT HOWARD Junior High Principal FARVEL FI LDING DOH STILFS 7TH Q CW A Afglnnhn F B0 8TH rw who g,I Q ug'-v-m,s.? ROW l Kernen, Wenck, Hartwigsen, Remsburg, Alspach, Schafer, Allen ROW 2 Peterson, Fleshner, Janssen, Sprague, Teague, Blinn, Moorhouse, Platt, Fagan, Howard ROW 3 Hunt, Gregory, MacDonald, Sissel, Berns, Huffman, Kerwood, Genter The junior high football team had a record of one win, one tie S and one loss for the season Two games had to be cancelled due K graders with little experience but the squad developed into an 4f7Wf aggressive team with lots of promise for future years Facing group, Coach Howard ROW l Moore, Trinkle, Allen, Wenck, Kernen, Hartwigsen, Remsburg, Hunt, Bundt, Alspach ROW 2 Schafer, Peterson, MacDonald, Sissel, Berns, Huffman, Kerwood, Gregory, Genter, Fagan ROW 3 Fleshner, Habetler, Janssen, Sprague, Teague, Tunick, Blinn, Moorhouse, Platt The junior high basketball team had a S won, M loss record for the year The boys played aggressive basketball every game and showed a great deal of improvement during the year The junior high second team had a record of S wins and no losses. Since many of the squad members are seventh graders, next year's team should also be a team hard to beat. W! S' 'ff!! my A O O T B A L L I L . , to the flu epidemic. A large number of the players were seventh L , 'A B T S T A 'X J . , 3 Q S . K E g E . T B A L L ' : , fi C3 TH 6TH 4TH 3Ro 5 ND K KJV GRADE S CRFIT Bayer, Young, butum, Fairchild, Nenbaum, Roberts BACK Lawrence, Paples, Remsburg, Ellis, Crees, Tonkinson, Farley 'UNE GRIADn 3 YKEIXDXNG EAU NS .5 Mo E GAVE 'Y KXNDFBG PIRTEN Es PL AYG'vO ww BAN CLASSES SGCN ASSUMFD PATTFTRNS OF FHYILIARITY. V X. C' A G Q13 Mr Miller, Princlpal Pr Miller, Coach gnu Third Period Study Hall one of those skits Basketball team displaying new warm-up jackets at a Pep Meeting Alternate Cheerleaders Lavonne Kidney and Diane Frease Pep Meeting in Study Hall Passing to class 'JITH FALL CAILE FCCTQALL FOOTBALL TEAM ROW l Kerwood, Silbaugh, Sherwin, Owens, Heuton, Williams, Nair, Robinson, Peters ROW 2 Miller, Rains, Tryon, Adamson, Kurth, Johnston, Moorhouse, Heuton, Tryon, MacDonald, Sylvester, Bender ROW 3 Hall, Wagner, Kruger, Patterson, Subbert, Archer, Shriver ROW h Sporleder, Sabus The 1957 football squad might be called the biggest surprise to happen at Glidden in football history Playing against overwhelm ing odds, the Wildcats achieved state wide fame in the second game of the season by knocking off Scranton, leader in the football poll Then the team rolled over five foes with surprising ease The season was cllmaxed with the Wildcats being named eighth in the Iowa Football Poll for the 225 class two schools They had been as hlgh as second, but the cancellation of two games because of the flu epidemic no doubt hurt the squad's chances for a higher rating. The team was also the tri champion of the Coon Valley Conference with a h l record in conference play. The team and players received many honors. Jim Heuton, John Archer, Byron Nair, and Neil Williams were named to the all Coon Valley Con ference team, Ken Johnston was named to the second team. Chosen for the all state honor roll were Neil Williams and Jim Heuton, and Jim Heuton was also named for honorable mention in the Southwest District As co captains for the season, the team selected Ken Johnston and Jim Heuton. Byron Nair was chosen as the most valuable player. In addition, 15 of the 29 players earned letters this season. SEASON'S SUMMARY GHS GHS GHS GHS -- GHS -- GHS - 6 6 12 32 25 GHS M6 13 lhO CThe Manning and Lake were cancelled due to the flu 1 GHS epidemic., Manilla 19 Scranton O Guthrie Center 7 Coon Rapids 7 Audubon O Bayard l3 Ogden 7 Opponents 53 City games ..,,, A , ' 1 g , ' ' H- - 3,54 Q n - , Q 0 I a Q n a . - o o . a QX., F93 Named to the Coon Valley A11 Conference teams Ken Dave Baron HIGHLIGHTING THE FOOTBALL SEASON BER ff2,,ll- 1 ,415 . X K 4 - , Q,W ' I Q ' I X I 1 I I O -4,12 '- 'vi L-IJ' ' ' '-f',:G ' ,f n MM .,gg,,.M,,,.,M ,5T? Qgfff' 4, 453 ,. A '- AA ' Qfwfgz 3'-11 A' W , ' Q ATTENDANTS YT 1 zf Sandy Jenkins Sue Shriver The Parade Thursday Night Betty Thelen The Crowning Pep Rally JUNIORS SECOND PRIZE SENIORS FIRST PRIZE FRUSHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIOR HIGH if-W FFA PEP XALLY UP TOWN Susan R ew your ape Dann e Do EES rmab Fx' anki G Nolin 71 PEP BAND 0 , 6 .QLQ5 V4 Q il? ,P 20 V-Lf-RS gmt VKP-508291 EB Die-11 E Susan emsbufg Gxe-moe 311695 Susan rxfiver Suzanne 560 Freas San D r 'wmv MNXCBNG BAND THE JUNIORS PRESENTED. . . GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE Mr. KimberIlOOOUlOOlOllllOBi-11 Newton Fuller..........Frank Sherwin Annabelle Fuller......Nancy Remsburg Madge Fuller.. Steve Eldridge Kati-elOlllIOlI Mrs. Douglas. Clayton Evans. Rena Leslie... Hester....... Raymond....... Uncle Stanley. Leggett Frazer Tom y Hughes.. Sue Barrington.. Miss Wilcox... Mr. Prescott.. LaVonne Kidney IIII '::....Les Heuton .,,,Donna Moore .,....Sharon Gute .,.,Neil Williams ,,,Joyce Riedesel ..,,,Joyce White ...Wayne Sabus ...John Archer loco oa0Dean .....Ron Brant .. ...,Peggy Dorman .. Ann Johnson ........::Allan Danner Student Director........Sall Weller Prompters..... Make'upuoooooosco House.... Posters..... Stage Crew... Properties.... Marlene Steigerwalt .....Conn1e ofstad Joan Calder June Calder Betty Silbau h Alice Wiederin ....Judy Johnston Leona Janssen Jean Beyerink Linda Sporleder ..,,..Ann Johnson Je n Be erink ....BuaneyBundt Buddy Homan Vernon Peters Larry Soyer Ron Wenck Charlotte Brumbaugh '.Charlotte Loudenback Business Managers........June Calder Joan Calder 5. Smlth Frease ROW l: Luchtel, Heck, Fagan, Klass, Jenkins, Danner, Everts, Peterson, Johnston, Willey. ROW 2: Jensen, Petersen, Steigerwalt, Willey, Gross, Weller, Trinkle, Sabus, Lovell, Silbaugh, Dorman, Presse. ROW 3: Silbaugh, Hobbs, MacDonald, Gregory, Slocum, Roller, Dobson, Reever, Loudenback, Calder, White, Stuhr, Stuhr Fleshner, Beyerink, Mr Heyerdahl ROHM Eundt, Prill, Gute, Wiederin, Stricker, Fister, Kidney, Rensburg, Rensbur , Gregor , Conner, Smith, Kurth, Calder, Hofstad, Moore rlnkle, euton GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1 Shr ver, Kruse, Bundt, Svlvester, Johnston, Hall, Sprague, Mr Heyerdahl ROM 2 Adamson, Danner, Best, Boes, Rains, Archer, L Heuton, Nenlsen, J Heuton ROW 3 Subbert, Blinn, Peters, Williams, Kerwood, Sherwin, Nair, Kurth MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus, made up of 5? members, is under the direction of Mr Paul Heyerdahl The chorus has sunr for the Christwas Provrem, owinp chow, Exchange Concert, Spring Concert and Contest 'rx GIRL'S Prill Jensen Sabus TRIO GIRL'Q SIYTVT Do'sen Peterson Klass smith Rensbur Peterson Nielsen Danner Shriver Heuton FIXED QLfRTET nest Jenkins Kidney Archer S'LIOR QUARTEK DO ' QL QT T Williams Archer Sylvester Boes CONCERT BAND Through the years the history of the Glidden High School con cert and marching band ha been one of improvement and progress Indivldually, band members have proved their talents at the State Contest for small grou s Last year musicians representing the band recelved SlXtS6D diVlSiOD I's, and twelve division II's These were a combination of solo and ensemble efforts As a unit, the concert band has earned a further distinction It has received division I's at the large group State Music Contest for class C schools for the last flve consecutive years This year the sixty piece marching band appeared at all the football games, went to Carroll for the P1PSt Annual Western Iowa Band Festival, and also appeared at the Iowa State Band Day at Ames The concert band makes several appearances during the season A Pops Concert was held on December lb, on January 31 and February 1, the seventh annual Swing Show was held, with Sue Shriver, featured Concert was held on March lb, and a Spring Concert on April 29 Besides these regularly scheduled events, the band participated in the State Music Contest, and made exchange concerts with Carroll and Belle Plaine, Iowa Seniors who will graduate out of band this year are Jane Danner oboe, Glenyce Vverts flute, Sandra Jenkins flute, K E Johnston baritone sax, Ralph Johnston cornet, Joyce Klass bell lyre, Dave Moorhouse trombone, Byron Nair bb bass, Harry Nielsen bass drum, Frankie Nolin cornet, Lucille Peterson alto sax, Susan Remsburg French horn, and Sue Shriver clarinet soloist, playing the Artie Shaw Concerto for Clarinet. A Winter CLARINET TRIO Gregory McDonald Rains CLARINET QUARTET Petersen Tryon Johnston Black WOODWIND QUINTET Frease Remsburg Jenkins Danner Shriver fNot Picturedl SAX QUARTET Peterson Stricker Kidney Johnston DRUM ENSEMBLE Nielsen Shriver Best Hobbs Trinkle BRASS SEXTET I Nolin Kidney Gute Moorhouse Sherwin Nair BRASS SEXTET II Bundt Dobson Conner Eurdine Sabus Sabus BRASS QUARTET Archer Kidney Cochran Willey 'P At the All State Music tryouts held in Councll Bluffs, all four of Glidden's vocal quartettes were selected as members of the chorus CMembers listed below J in the band, and Diane Frease to play in the orchestra The final concert was presented on Nov 30 Dave Moorhouse LaVonne Kidney in Des Moines Bob Boes Sally Weller Sharon Gute Leslie Heuton ,nfex - Sandra Jenkins John Archer Frank Sherwln Marilyn Bundt Deanna Fisher John Sylvester James Heuton Jane Danner Judy Conner Harry Nielsen Lv ,. - .fu u:.,L..:11z::.::2z.-:za--.:. L, Xev iiQfV L Q Sue Shriver was selected to play we 4 TQ 4 . gf t v , ' E- nwr H f ,, , Y 29 D ha? 'lg 7 M f'Y I, f V fl -xV' , , YK L :M ,, . A M I 1 , . Q . Q, f . ,. f , Q ,J 'QA - V rs' 6 W 2 A I 5 v ,F 5 1 1 L . 'ir' 4 5 .5 U v. BASKETBALL SEASON PROVIDVD EYCITEMENT FOR THE WINTER MONTHS ROW 1 Nielsen, Nair, Noornous Homan, Sherwin, Peters, Archer, vester, Shrlver, Bushman, Hall, Douglas, Datterson, R Kerwood, S , Kurth, Bllnn, L Tryon, Williams, Sabus ROW 2 Smith, Owens, Syl Burdine, Wagner, L Kerwood, Kruger L Heuton, MacDonald, P Heuton, J Tryon, Kruse, Coaches Miller and Cameron The Wlldcats started the season rapldly by defeating arch rival Carroll, but then the squad lost six consecutive games before they could recover from their losing ways Starting the new year off right, the Wildcats then won six games in a row, before losing the next three They wound up the regular season by defeating confer ence rival Scranton In Coon Valley Conference competition, the junior dominated team compiled a record of four wins and two losses good enough for a second place tie w1th Manilla Obviously not discouraged by a somewhat disappointing regular season record, the squad surprised tournament foes :ltd their ability and determination Grand Junction was the first victlm and then Bayard Perry then fell in a close game which saw Glidden nearly lose before a last second basket assured the Wildcats of winning their first Sectional Tournament since 195h. Carroll and Madrid were defeated in the District Tournament before the Wildcats met Manning in the finals Only one game away from the State Tournament, the team lost a heart breaking battle to Manning. Individual scoring for the season was fairly evenly balanced with Kurth scoring 258 points C12-point average? and Archer scoring 276 C12 point averagelg Moorhouse, the only starting senior, scored 213 points C9 point averagelg Homan scored 138 C6 point averagelg and Williams contributed 125 points KS point averagel, Total scoring for the season found the Wildcats scoring 1198 points, an offensive avera e of S2 per game. Opponents scored a total of 1097 for an average of E8 points per game. SCORES OF REGULAR SEASON GAMES Irwin Manning Denison Grand Jct. Scranton Carroll Jefferson Lake City Manning Sac City Manilla GE? Lake View 70 Ar We Va Guthrie Ctr. Coon Rapids Grand Jct. 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J '4- X X BUILDING F0 SUCCESS 0 n .v eo 6' as A 0 if 94 9 4' QQ gg Q9 J' Tony and Frank Sally Boys Quartet Baron and the Dixielanders Marilyn SHOW BOAT '58, the Seventh Annual bwlng bhow, Harry and Sue il was presented January 31, and February 1 The Show Boat Sl Chorus Line Boys Chorus Jim SPEECH CONTESTANTS WORKED HARD ON THEIR SELECTIONS ROW l Remsburg, Bundt, Slocum ROW 2 Heuton, Archer, Nolin ROW 3 Jenkins, Klass, Kidney ROW h McDonald, Danner, Nielsen fNot PicturedJ Shriver, Riedesel Pre district Speech Contest was held at Fonda on bebruary 7th, with sixteen entries from G H S contestants Of these sixteen, eleven received division NIH ratin s, and advanced to the District Speech Contest held at Spirit Lake on March th, 7th, and Sth At this contest Glidden received eight division NIU ratings, which is more State Contest entries than the speech departmen has ever had in the past The contestants who received 'IN ratings at Spirit Lake will advance to the State Speech Contest, which will be held at Denison on March 27th, 28th, and 29th SPEECH R TORIC HUMoRoUs DECLAMATION gage Dani2rDECLAMATION Nancy Remsburg garfi giS1se?d Marilyn Bundn co C Ona INTERPRETIVE READING Sue Shriver Sandra Jenkins Joyce Klass DRAMATIC DECLAMATION Sue Shriver LaVonne Kidney Joyce Riedesel EXTENP SPEAKING RADIO SPEAKING Frankie Nolin I rrankie Nolin II Jim Heuton ORIGINAL oRATcRY John Archer I Harry Nielsen I The contestants Sho advanced t Sitkihri,-liisfafliiiin,PZEZZOZEEBS AC T I VIT I ES Those who received division NIH rat ngs at Spirit Lake, and will advance to the State Speech Contest at Denison are Marilyn Bundt in humorous, Sue Shriver and LaVonne Kidney in dramatic, Jane Danner and Harry Nielsen In oratorical, Joyce Klass in interpretive, Frankie Nolin in extemp , and Harry Nielsen in original I X ' X ' t . Y ' I LaVonne Slocum II I II II I I I I I I I II II , get r.u.A. SEATED Mrs Joy Juergens, Adviser, Marlene Prill, Reporter, Nancy Remsburg, Treasurer, Marilyn Bundt, Secretary Ann Smith, Vice President LaVonne Kidney, President, Mrs Lauren Kidney, Club Mother Mrs Edward Bundt, Club Mother, is not pictured FFA '90 SEATZD Joseph Weed, Adviser Larry boyer, Sentinel, Joe Johnston, Treasurer, Duane Bundt, President, Ken E Johnston, Vice President, wayne Sabus, Secretary, Ronnie Brant, Reporter l 1 0 0 0 Cf, ff, pi' H bf: if ' BASEBALL TEAM WW ROW l Coach Miller, Archer, Neilsen, Shriver, Heuton, Johnston Coach Cameron ROW 2 Noorhouse, Sylvester, StPlCkST, J Tryon Owens RO 3 Kurth, Peters, L Tryon, Williams, Kerwood, Homan LETTERMEN RON 1: Coach Cameron, Robinson, K. Johnston, J. heuton, Neilsen, Subbert, Coach Niller. ROW 2: Smith, Sylvester, Sabus, Archer, Hall, Owens, L. Heuton, Sprague. ROW 3: Moorhouse, Peters, Kurth, Williams, Homan, Sherwin, Nair, Bender, R. Johnston. THE SENIORS PRESENTED 'OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY from the book byl Cornelia Otis Skinner 526363363 April 26th and Emily Kimbrough STEWARD MRS SKINNER CORNELIA OTIS EMILY PURSER STEWARDESS DICK ADMIRAL WINIFRED INSPECTOR THERISE ELSIE DeLaCROIX Jim Heuton Sandy Jenkins Sue Shriver Harry Nielsen Glenyce Everts Ken E Johnston Margie Trinkle Dave Moorhouse Russell Heck Sue Remsburg Ruth Gregory Jane Danner Frankie Nolin David Smith WINDOW CLEANER Larry Heuton HARRIET Joyce Klass Director Mrs Burton Student Director Ann Smith Prompters Business Managers Lucille Peterson Frankie Nolin LaVonne Fick Sandra Jenkins Properti K R Johnston Larry Storesund Linda Fister Betty Thelen Make 2 Jane Danner Betty Thelen Lucille Peterson LaVonne Fick Margie Trinkle S age Cr Lloyd Robinson Phil Bushman Ken Sprague Jerry Bender I K 3 ,. m, C A S T ,,a.j.T:.i?qRm LEE' . . . . .Byron Nair . . . . ' -u . es t ew 1' HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM May 10, 1958 t X 'X v-Um In t Q fggfp ' Wgggguv JU IOR-SENICDR BANQUET A D PROM WAITERS AND WAITRESSES Roger Adamson Judy Conner Gene Kruse Nancy Heuton Scott MacDonald Jane Johnston Kenneth Patterson Lola Kidney Jay Shriver Suzanne Sabus Jim Sllbaugh Judy Shafer Jerry Tryon Carol Stricker Bob Wagner Joy Stuhr PP , 99 1 P .. GED 1 X I . ' X ss. -xx weft? 'ici 'v', L : 1. 7 .mfg-KYFFIVP XXX W1q: l Jerry Bender Phillip Bushman Jane Danner Glenyce Everts LaVonne Fick Linda Fister Ruth Gregory Russell Heck James Heuton Larry Heuton Sandra Jenkins Ken E Johnston Ken R Johnston Joe Johnston E N I 0 R R T O Football 1 2, Basketball 1 2, F F A 1 2 3 M, Track Manager M Boys Glee Club l, F F A 2 3 M, Class Play 3 Marching Band 1 2 3 M, Concert Band 2 3 M, Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M, Accompanist 2 3 M Cheerleader 3 M, Pep Squad l, Glidden Student 2 3 M Wildcat Yearbook 3, Wildcat Editor M, Librarian 1 2 F H A 1 2 3 M, Class Play 3 M, Swing Show 1 2 3 M Vocal Contest l 2 3 M, Inst Contest 2 3 M, Offlcer 1 2 3, All State Chorus M, Speech 3 M Marching Band l 2 3 M, Concert Band 1 2 3 M, Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 1 2 M, Pep Squad 1, Speech 2 3, Librarian 3, F H A l 2 3 M, Class Play 3 M, Swing Show 1 2 3 M, Inst Contest 1 2 , Vocal Contest 1, Glidden Student M Girls Glee Club 1, Pep Squad 1, F H A 1 2 3 M, Class Play 3 Swing Show 1, Librarian M Transfer from Scranton High School 1 2 3 F H A M Girls Glee Club M Girls Glee Club Class Play M, Pep Squad 1 F H A 1 2 Librar1an 3 Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus M Class Play F F Football 1 2 3 M, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus l 2 3 M, Pep Squad 1, Speech 3 M, Glidden Student 3 M, Class Play 3 M Swing Show 1 2 3 M, Manager 2, Officer 3, Vocal Contest 3 M All State Chorus M, Track M, Annual Staff M, National Honor Society M Boys Glee Club l, Mixed Chorus 1, Speech 3, Class Play 3 M, Student Council 1, Officer l, Swing Show l Marching Band 1 2 3 M, Concert Band 1 2 3 M Girls Glee Club l 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus l 2 3 M, Pep Squad 1, Glidde Student 1 2 3 M Speech 3 M F H A l 2 3 M Class Play 3 M, Swing Show 1 2 3 M, Vocal Contest 1 2 3 M Inst Contest 1 2 3 M, A11 State Chorus M, Homecoming Atten dant M Football 1 2 3 M, Basketball 1 2 3, Baseball 1 2 3 M Concert Band 1 2 3 M, Swing Band 3 M Boys Glee Club 2 3, Mixed Chorus 3 Pep Squad 1, F F A l 3 Class Play 3 M Student Council 3 M, Swing Show 2 3 M Inst Contest 3 M Officer 3 M, Track M Class Play 3 F F A M Boys Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, F F A l 2 3 M, Class Play 3 fl S D I E C R Y - - ...--- M, --- --- .--I ' 1 'n C001-Q - -1.1, - - - , - -M , O pace, 1-3- , . . . - -3-M, 3-in ' - Shirley Gross Girls Glee Club l-3-M, Pep Squad 1, F.H,A. 1-2-3-M, 3'u,,ooAcl-Lo 1 - - - , V ' '.v '.v ', 3 ooo ', - --- ---, , o '-' -- ---7 ' , s - , . . . -2- -M, 's J Q 'Q ' ' , ,anno Ralph Johnston Joyce Klass Dave Moorhouse Byron Nair Harry Nielsen Frankie Nolin Lucille Peterson Susan Remsburg Larold Riese Lloyd Robinson Sue Shrlver Transfer from Wilton Junction High School 1, Basketball 2, Manager 2, Marching Band 2 3 M, Concert Band 2 3 M Bgyg Glee Club 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 2 3 M, Class Play 3 Swing Show 2 3 M Marching Band l 2 3 M, Concert Band 1 2 3 M, Pep Band 1 2 3 M, Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 M Mixed horus 2 3 M Pep Squad 1, Glidden Student 3 , Speech 3 M F H A 2 3 M Class Play 3 M Swing Show 1 2 3 M, Vocal Contest 3 Inst Contest 1 2 3 Football l M, Manager 2 3, Basketball 1 2 3 M, Baseball 2 3 M Marching Band 1 2 3, Concert Band 1 2 3 M, Pep Squad 1, Pep Band 1 2, Swing Band 1 2 3 M Boys Glee Club 1 2 3, Mixed Chorus l 3, Class Play 3, Student Council 2, Swing Show 1 2 3 M, Inst Contest l 2 3 M Vocal Contest 1 3, Offlcer 2 M, Track M, All State Chorus 3 M, Class Play M Football 1 2 3 M, Basketball 1 2 3 M, Track 3 M, March ing Band 1 2, Concert Band 1 2 3 M, Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M Pep Squad 1, Class Play 3 M, Swing Show l 2 3 M, Inst Contest 1 2 3 M, Vocal Contest 1 2 3 M Football 3, Basketball 1 2 3 M, Baseball 2 3 M, Marching Band 1 2 3 , Concert Band 1 2 3 M, Pep Band l 2 3 M Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M, Pep Squad 1, Glidden Student 1 2 3 M, Speech 2 3 M, Class Play 341 Swing Show 1 2 3 M, Inst Contest l 3 M, Vocal Contest 1 2 3 M, Voice of Democracy 3, All State Chorus M Annual Staff M, National Honor Society M Marching Band 1 2 3 M, Concert Band 2 , Swing Band 3 M Girls Glee Club 1, Accompanist 1 2 3 M Cheerleader 2 3 M, Pep Squad 1, Speech 3 M F H 1 2 3 M, Sta F H A President 3, Class Play 3 M Librarian 1, Student Voice of Democracy M National Honor Society 3, Glidden Student 3 M, Officer 1 2 3 M, Homemaker of Tomorrow M Homecoming Queen M Marching Band 1 2 3 M, Concert Band l 2 3 M, Pep Band 1 2 3 M, Swing Band 1 2 3 M, Girls Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M, Pep Squad 1, Speech 2, F H 3 3 4, class Play 3 Swing Show 1 2 3 M, Inst Contest 2 Vocal Contest 3, Glidden Student M Marching Band 1 2 3 M, Concert Band 1 2 3 M Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M, Pep Squad l Cheer leader 2 , Librarian 1, F H A 1 2 Class Play 3 M, Swing Show 1 2 3 M Inst Contest l 2 3 M, Glidden Student M Boys Glee Club 1, F F A 1 2 3 M, Class P y Football 2 3 L F 1 2 2 M, Class Pla Marching Band l 2 3 M, Concert Band 1 2 3 M rep DBRG 2 3 M Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus l 2 Pep Squad 1, Glidden Student 1 2 3, Student Editor M Speech l 2 3 M F H A 1 2 3 , Class Play 3 M, Swing Show 1 2 3 M Inst Contest l 2 3 M, Vocal Contest l 2 3 M, National Honor Society 3, Officer 2, Homecoming Attendant M, All State Band 3 M ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 - 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Contest 1-2-34M 1 ' ' 1 - - - - - - - -3-L+, ' ' 1 N - al QA: 1-2-1-f ' , ' - - - . 1' 3'Ll-1 ' -I I - - - - - - 5 - .. - .. .. - , - -3-M - . - - -3-M, - I - .. - , , .. - - Q 0 0 ' ' 18 30 5 oFeAo ' ',,' y 3a 0 'N I A 1 11- 1 Q 1 , I , ' - - , - - - -3-L., I ' ' 1 - - - , . - - -L, - 1 1,1 , . . 1 if: LaVonne Slocum Ann Smith David Smith Kenneth prague Larry Storesund John Subbert Betty Thelan Margie Trinkle Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus l 2 3 L, Pep Squad l, Librarian 1 2 3 h F H P l 2 3 Clas Play 3 Swing Show l 2 3 M Speech h Girls Glee Club l 2 3 M, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 L Pep Squad l, Accompanist 1 2 3 L, Glidden Student l 2 F l 2 3 , Class Play 3, Student Council 1, Inst Contest l 2 3 Vocal Contest 3, Annual Staff h, Officer l 3 National Honor Society h Boys Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Pep Squad l, Glidden Student 2 3 Class Play 3 M Swing Show 2 Vocal Con test 2, Manager M, Track Football 2 3 Basketball l 3 U Manager 2 3, Boys Glee Swing Show 3 Boys Glee Club l 2, Mixed Chorus l 2, Class Play 3 Football l 2 3 d Basketball l, Boys Glee Club l 2 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 A Class Play 3, Swing Show l 2 V cal Contest l 2 3 M F F A 2, Track Pep Squad 1, F F A l 2 3 M Class Play 3 Homecominp Attendant M Student Council M Girls Glee Club l 2 3 L, Mixed Chorus l 3 M E F A l 2 3 h Class Play 3 M Swing Show l 3 M Pep Squad Glidden Student h V ' ' J ' ' A' ' ' 'Lin S 9 - - ... , . V ' ' V ' ' J - - -' - -3-la, -H-A. - - -14 . - -J! ' p 1 A 9 '11 ' J . J ' A C, M- ' 5 C - , - - , -J Club l-3-M, Mixed Chorus l, F.F.A. l-2, Class Play 3, 1 -I-V. - A - -3-ll, ' 'J' 1 '3 Llx o - -,- , . .-. M. ' is An o ' ' , , . D , I 'A ' ' V ' 9 In To a ' ' ' 9 ' 2 ' ' : lp 5 515 ,M .Sgr 1, i 1, NEWSPAPER STAFF 5:56 The uGlidden Studentnis a full page feature of the Glidden Graphic and is published weekly The teamwork and cooperation of the thirty three staff members produces some fine work and makes the school news popular with readers of all ages At dght are Sue Shriver, editor, and Mrs Burton ANNUAL STAFF Jim heuton Jane Danner Nielsen Photographer Wditor 13935 Ann Smith Galloway Copy Editor Sponsor THIS OUR YEARBOOK Physically it is a survey of pictures and school activi ties, but mentally it brings back the golden memories that will echo through the halls of our Alma Mater for years to come - A I . U Q 0 ' Sh - -:SEHK X, ', I x A, N at 'W W .J U n STUDENT COUNCIL Frankie Nolin, Ken E Johnston, Betty Thelen, Gene Kruse, Marilyn Bundt, Duane Bundt, Mr Miller, LaVonne Kidney, Terry Peters, Suaanne Sabus HONOR SOCIETY This year was the twentieth year of Glidden High School's membership in the National Honor Society Five new members were initiated into the chapter in March, l955, three seniors Harry Nielsen, Ann Smith, and Jim Heuton and two juniors John Archer and LaVonne Kidney The initiating of these five members brings the total membership in our chapter to one hundred These five students received the highest honor a student can receive in high school The faculty selects the members from the upper third of the class scholastically, considering also their service, leadership, and character They are rewarded with the presentation of a certificate and a symbolic pin GLIDDEN HATCHERY TRACY'3 SURVICE Glidden Iowa Dial 9 3701 Glidden, IOva Dial 9 3194 SWFDE'b GROCFRY BUY THE BEST' Variety of Fre h Fruits Vegetables Reynolds Brass Leblanc Noodwind and Meats Exnert Repa1r1ng Glldden Iowa Dial 9 3405 R8I'l't13.lS SNEDVD CAFE BUD CASE NVUSIK' ooMPANY home Made V188 Rolls and Donuts Jefferson Iowa Glidden, Iowa Telenhone 1663 111.21 9 3111 . NATIONALLY KNONN SPECIALIBTS IN FIVER PHOTOGQAHPS OF GQADUATVS 711 Pierce Street SlOllX City, Iowa There is HO substitute fOr QUALITY , 4 r. lf X 1 X . 1? . vb! 57 S s v , Y . , - , A SGS. . . 1 , , XXV' ' ' 1 w 1 - .L 1. .1 ll 1 N GRAVES HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE elldoan Iowa Dial 9 3494 HRLNFR C JOHNsCN General Qullder Glldden Iowa R131 9 2124 Dealer 1U LIVGSLOCK Glldden Iowa Dial 9 3780 ELMFR GROSS Electrlclan Glldden, Iowa Dial 9 3687 DR J M SHRIVPR DGHtlSt X Ray Glldden Iowa Dlal 9 3180 GLIDDFN CLFANERD Repairing Remodeling Glidden, Iowa Dial 9 3771 CHARLES DPATITY SALON Carroll Iowa Dial 9424 DR ROBPRT E VAGNRR Veterlnarlan Glidden Iowa Dlal 9 2128 BEST CAFE IN TCWN Ralston, Iowa HOMDR PRICE Insurance A Real Estate Glldden, Iowa Dial 9 3185 FIRsT NATIONAL BANK Glidden Insurance a Real Estate 32 Interest Paid on 12 Month Deposit GLIDDEN BEAUTY SHOP The Best in Women's Hair Styling Gllooan, Iowa Dial 9-3741 . 2 ' , - Y 'IIIIllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllih IIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM GERALD H. GRTGORY RALSTCN CAFE - ' ' l I . , - . , . - IIIIIII IIIIIIIl CARROLL DAILY HFRALD CLAUSEN'S DEPARTMFNT STORF Carroll, Iowa Glidden, Iofa Dlal 9-3105 FUNFRAL CO OPERATIVE HOMES COMPANY Glidden Lake City Glidden, Iowa Scranton Carroll Coal, Feed, beed and IHSLBHL A1'T1b1ll3.1'lC8 S9I'V1CG Fense Federal Bonded Graln Warehouse Oxygen Equipped A MOORHOUBE COMPANY Established 1889 Buildlng Material and Graln Lanesboro Glldden Dlal 9 3795 FARMERS HUFFMAN'S of GLIDDEN HARDWARE Maytag Frlgedaire Glidden, Iowa Dial 9-3720 Glidden Iowa Dial 9 3003 PLAII'S U66' SERVICE SPARK'S CAFE Just Good Food Glidden, Iowa Dial 9-3465 JOHN LORRIBOW V D Glidden, Iowa D1al 9 3785 ELLERBRCCK'b Carroll IOWa IVGSDOCK Hauling Carroll, Iowa T ima! GLIDDEN FARM EQUIPMENT Glidden, Iowa Dial 9 3725 CARROLL THEATRE Carroll Iowa HARRIS MUSIC COMPANY Carroll, Iowa Phone 2413 DAVIb STANDARD SERVICE I STANDARD 'QUIT Glldden, Iowa Dial 9 3685 D93.18I' lI1 oervice Implement Trucks Parts INTIRIATIOIAI. NARVISTEI Bundt and btoresund Imnl Glldden Iowa IIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV1Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllll I . ,rr 1 --1 V A , I- 0 l I X I fu of W1 , I B-LINE TRANsFFR w . 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When You Do Business With L I D R E A Glidden, Iowa X' :lcfl Manu: I Q wmtmmuh' l'l a 5 wILcoX REFRIGERATED L n1a1 9 3649 GLIDDEN OIL COMPANY Independently owned and Operated Conoco Gas, O11 and Grease Washing Greasing Accessories Pick Up and Delivery Glidden, Iowa SPORTSMANS INC Sporting Goods for Every Sport Storm Lake Iowa OCKER Phone Hous Plant 9 3760 e 9 3920 Glidden, Iowa MATT HARDWARE Carroll, Iowa Stutzman Sn Brinker Barber Shop MODERN HAIR STYLING fl 0 1 1 Begg? ..Q. al 9'3444 D1 , . I ll G D E N ' THE FARMERS CO OP ASSN OF RALSTON Glidden Grads who are enployees of The Farmers Co op Assn of Ralston Iowa H GLIDDEN FEED 8 FAR? SUPPLY Glidden, Iowa Dial 9 3085 THE BURKE HOTEL Carroll, Iowa Dlal 3551 QUALITY EGG MARKETING CO OP W N Parrott, Manager Phones: Office, 9-3762 Residence, 9-3821 Glidden, Iowa Row l Charles Lauridson Deanna Peterson D S lt on o Wm Grego y Row 2 Don Burkett Doyle Conner Merle Wiederin Dale serns Romayne Blackley Wm McDonald Not Pictured Robert Gregory GUTE 5 BAYER GARAGE wt yolll ffl OUDHANUS Glldden, Iowa Dial 9 3064 Someone who is lnterested and concerned with the welfare of the school and communlty. A Friend - A o ll - ll o I -u , T' -- I I x v , Ik :- ' 0 .f-4 u . nn r ,, f - fn , X. ff . A JL - .- . an . 0 10 - PARK GARDFNS Fresh flowers with prompt delivery around the corner or around the world Carroll, Iowa D1al 2320 SHARP'S FLOWER SHOP 226 West Sth Street Carroll Iowa Phone 3523 KNUTE PLUMBING S HEATING Green Colonlal Furnaces Glidden Iowa Dlal 9 2l0l ROTHMEYER OIL COM ANY qmdlp PHILLIPS TANKWAGON SERVICE Matt Rothmeyer R Don Haggard Glidden Iowa D1al 9 2106 STEIGERWALT'S GRINDING AND SHELLING Glidden, Iowa Dial 9 3025 COHgT8tUl8t1OHS to the SENIORS, from the RPM's car club Carroll, Iowa EDDIE QUINN CLOTHIER Clothing for Men and Boys Shoes for Men Phone 3152 in Carroll Phone 19 ln Spencer REICK'S DEEP ROCK SERVICE Carroll, Iowa Phone 2100 UEfMBTCME Home Cooking Glldden Iowa Dial 9 3103 R I MACE Glidden, Iowa Dial 9 3642 HERMAN J MEYER Standard Tankwagon Service Glidden, Iowa Dial 9 3070 MCCARVILLE Rambler E Used Car Dealer Carroll, Iowa nguiidern l's If 5 IW f X , ' - 5 I ll I --'Q' U FT 2-L . 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X lu QV Es If 1.-af., On all the preceding pages in this annual we have presented the ntop half of the news.N Now we would like to have you con- sider with us the nbottom half of the news.n Another title for this might be phrased this way, nNews from Shoes.n Summer vacation, 1957 Classes began August 28 Christmas vacation Swing Show FHA Initlation Seventeen Hop Three Aslan Flu victims Junior class play New Honor Society members QPSK All state music Sum er vacation at last' 'Out of school life into life S School. Class flower rose Class colors blue and whlte Commencement Date Tuesday, May 20 Dr Rlchard Palmer, Speaker President, Morningside College CLASS HISTORY As we became freshmen, we saw stretched before us four long years toward attaining our goal graduation Mr Eicke became our sponsor Cto lead us four years! and we elected Larry Heuton as freshman president The first big event to confront us was FFA and FHA initiation We really looked funny the girls wore their hair in pin curls and carried rolling pins, and the boys wore their overalls wrong side out We also won the homecoming float that year We were really proud, being freshmen and all Then, we were sophomores, and Frankie Nolin was our president Nothing spectacular happened that year, except winning the homecoming float but we were one step closer to graduation When we became juniors, things really began to pop Ken E Johnston was elected as president, Mrs Oxenford became our co sponsor, we sponsored the homecomin dance, as well as reducing the winning float, we ordered our class rings, The American Beauty , the class presented three one act plays, nAntic bpring,n nwhy I Am a Bachelor, and NI'm a Fool , and our blg even came in the spring presenting the junior senior banquet, HOriental Fantasy Whew, was that ever a busy, but memorable, year' Now, we, the Glidden High School class of 1958, are approaching gradua tion our goal This senior year we had the winning float, Mr Miller as our co sponsor, and Ken E Johnston as president Memories of our senior year also include roducing the Wildcat annual hearing the slogan, nGlidden to State in '58 as we cheered our basketball team to the District final game, which we lost to Manning, producing our play, Our Hearts Were Young and Ga ' being guests at the junior senior banquet, Darkest Africa , and trying to decide what we wanted to do after graduation As we approach graduation, we do so with emotion sadness at leaving schoolmates, class routine, and activities but with anticipation, for, now, life is really beginning for us I ll -- . o ' 1 l 1 0 o . -- Q a . 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