Greene High School - Greene and White Yearbook (Greene, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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SN Y S SENICRS D... Z 0867? 4 04 4 1418619 LIN 066 '?l6'1V I 6' 444 WV Hoo Z 017-M90 PR-C1 b B699 OYQYR- NMC 'X -sae O6 Q-X XO 'S-is O 59 O www 'Y 0 CFM? 4190! 00 4 0016 87' N80 44'7'O 4 046' N6 ll UF OW Fl! 63?P64 we YK 'YXRIY O6 W, 590 N2-as 06 'S Viv Y at ' Q BYE?-Q-'K NSS 4' 9-P+ XO N3 :R-OSYR-'Y 41 4 04' 1? AC IC 6' 6 V61 I' 66' P66 O62 ONS IN IPOIVLS' W4 PA: If 7' Z 53? CR 5If6 QQ x YR- YL XNZN Xb v0 Q59 K 2' Q-XS Q-VS '69 P' O ggi 9 X35 02 xiaxh EMO XS OS 174 I V1.4 Rl? N TO or Ol? 17 lk? IP 14' 004' Ol 6 06 IN N ,XXV C, Gio?- 20 Q fo? V 50X E -5? stil xx 56 if 3 52 ovewvv e Swag 1 S086 was X955 90 'CX CLASS MOTTO The door to success is labeled push. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS American Beauty Rose Green and Silver 'fusing XC nw, 4.-4 CANYOU11V1AC,1NE? ?'?'P'P'P'P'P'P'?'?'P'? ?'?'?'?'?'?'?'?'P Thelma Barnhart gettlng an F' 1n Stenography' Don Bartels not fllrtlng? Catherlne Brlnkmarn golng steady? Delores Bruns wlth too many men? Frank Carlsen w1thout h1s Physlcs book? V1v1an Chapman wlthout an extra man? Loy Conn not lnterested ln women? Mary Curt1s w1th a deep VOICPQ Darlene Da ley not gettlng 1n bad with Mr Steph W1ll1am Debner not l1k1ng the sophomore class? John Delnes wlthout Martha? Evelyn Downlng belng true to her men? Joann Downmg w1thout a nlckname? Elalne Edler wlthout rew clothe ? Dorothy Folkers oelng true to MHIZICQ Lowell Fowler emg f1ve feet tall? Paul Haus as a Ha em Keeper? Charles Jensen wlth long black halr? Dale John on not readlng sport nnagazmes? Gerry Johnson not playwg pool? Marllyn Jones drlvlng a Cadlllac? Robert Kunberlln w1+h a butch halr cut? Shlrley Korlnke wlth short ha1r? Joan McRoberts gomg w1th a rrndget? Margaret Mehmen spend1ng all her tune at hard Marc1a Merfeld as a model student? Maurlce Merfeld w1thout Wayne? Marlene M1ller xmthout her pleasant smlle? Wayne M1ller growmg tall? Eleanor Nettleton not talk1ng? MBVIS Quackenbush w1thout Nell? Eugene Rague as our fnture pres1dent? Robert bchnndt not talkmg to Elolse? Bonnle Scott as a fat lady 1n a clrcus? Clara Mae Shook drwmg a hot rod? Elo1se SICITIOHS wlthout a car? Dorlene Smlth vnth short blonde halr? Lou Ann Sperry as a fortune teller? Harrlet Stanton as a fan dancer? Harry Stanton w1thout the last word? Grace Wlttgreve wxthout the Castle Club? Harold Worley not belng watched by g11'lS7 enson? work? 2 Q03 -v 1 R ............... L- ' VI I ' I . L. 4. 'L f L V. . . Q Q , I L l S . Fern Folkerts ietting F's in school? er r ' . sl , ' ' . . .L . 1 . ' . l Q K 01444 Wd! Thelma Barnhart bequeath my slender flgure to Beverly Murphy Don Bartels bequeath my mlddle name Arthur to anyone who w1ll accept lt Catherme Brmkrnann bequeath my sweet d1spos1t1on to Janet Hoben Delorls Bruns bequeath my qulet d1spos1t1on to Burton Neal Shultz Frank Carlsen bequeath my curly ha1r to John Whltehead V1v1an Chapman bequeath my natural blond ha1r to Luc1lle Johnson Loy Conn bequeath my way w1th women to Marvln Saltzman Mary Curtls bequeath my p1erced earr1ngs to Betty Bartels Darlene Dalley bequeath my 1nterest 1n men to Dorothy Thomas W1ll1am Debner bequeath my g1ft of ab to Lucy H1llegas John Demes bequeath my ab1l1ty to p ay basketball to Donald Bl1ss Evelyn Dowmng bequeath my love of Charles C1ty to Judy Jewell Joann Dowmng bequeath my ab1l1ty as a good drwer to Lucy I-hllegas E1a1ne Edler bequeath my ab1l1ty to go steady to anyone who w1ll put lt to proper use Dorothy Folkers bequeath my long ha1r to Joyce Bl1ss Fern Folkerts bequeath my love of All1son to Margaret Ann Bathke Lowell Fowler bequeath my l1k1ng for photography to anyone who wants lt Paul Hauser bequeath my ab1l1ty to play the bass horn to Sh1rley Wlldman Charles Jepsen bequeath my helght to Chuck Teeple Dale Johnson bequeath my n1ck name to anyone 1n love Gerry Johnson bequeath my ab1l1ty to play pool to John O Br1en Mar1lyn Jones bequeath my ab1l1ty to catch a man to anyone who needs lt Robert K1mberl1n bequeath my manly ways to Ronn1e Barth Sh1rley Korlnke bequeath my love of danc1ng to Arthur Starkweather Joan McRoberts bequeath my fr1endsh1p w1th colle e to Donna Schrock Margaret Mehmen bequeath my l1k1ng for Plymout s to anyone who w1ll take the chance Marcla Merfeld bequeath my ab1l1ty to have my stud1es to Pat Morey Maur1ce Merfeld bequeath my dark ha1r to Martha Andrews Marlene M1ller bequeath my bangs to Alta Rover prov1d1ng she keeps them evenly cut Wayne Mlller bequeath Mlke Potter my growlng techn1que 1n hope he puts lt to better use Eleanor Nettleton bequeath my w1ll1ngness to study to Gordon Freese man Mavls Quackenbush bequeath my shortness to Burton Schultz Eugene Rague bequeath my qu1et manners to Grace Mehmen Robert Schmldt bequeath my love for Marllyn Hanson to Glade Helchel Bonnle Scott bequeath my g0SS1p colurnn to Draper Spratt Clara Mae Shook bequeath my ab1l1ty as a bass drummer to Marlys Landers Elo1se S1emons bequeath my ab1l1ty to work as a hxred man to Margaret Bathke Dorlene Smlth bequeath my long wavy ha1r to Ruth Steere Lou Ann Sperry bequeath my love of Crosleys to Donna Knapp Harrlet Stanton bequeath my stud1ous att1tude to Draper Spratt Harry Stanton bequeath my beaut1ful car to Leonard Grmer Grace W1ttgreve bequeath my vo1ce to Alta Rover Harold Worley bequeath my curly ha1r to Delmar Foster I 1 a l 9 I 9 - . , -' i I 0 . . , . 1 u 7. 0 .1 . . . , . . - 5 - vu u v . , . , a . .. . l 1 Q y n , . . . 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'OU ss Ed-Ucau V 1 SOCIHIS Y C18 Busllle 41 E LORMANE REBS Vocax MUS! Lauri ll Urge f N ROBERT TORNOWSKE Manual Arts, Biology i 'P-1. Agriculture HELEN Eflgzfszf BOLLER VERNON GARD Band, Science ' HR History LORRAINE YVIEI. literature 2 ' 'iff-:wr . ' r X SOCIBI Studies A N, f K X 4 Iiaxv as Q I ' 1 W. i'1'5i?g 5. J ig lag, N T ,M A , J . Y t Mg J if iLti Q Xt 0, E , .,2w.?c?,a G,'4MgxQmg W ff Ev f V 'J A++ siss witness!! ff' W if K gy ' 'ESL 'ft - Y x K. ,, M Q .M Uh A W I ' as V A A KY lisa W8 i i M U M z --,.- 5 ,, J w'.'k 1 . ' ,v ' Y 1 an K 96 . . ix ky 'umm' 1. l R is 2 i 1,55 ' 4 V if wr :--: 'f' :- g fi tw A 1 in T 541: 1 5 ju ff . 27 P? mifiitifizgktf. .gags if i fifth? it ' 5 An Will the Freshmen ever forget the eventful evening of September 23? For on that date the annual Freshmen Initiation Party was held in the High School Assembly. They had many tasks to perform before the evening ended. Some of them went on the Honeymoon Race which consisted of dressing and undressing in old clothes, putting them in a suitcase in a given length of time. Others were in a Potato Race, this was dancing with a potato between their foreheads. lf either were to lose the po- tato they were put out of the contest. On the Fridav before, the Freshmen girls wore their dresses wrong side out. They boys wore their shirts wrong side out also. They had to wear one of their dad's overshoes. Later, refreshments were served by the Seniors. Both the Fresh- men and upper classmen enjoyed the evening. ACTIVITIES 7 4 x M!! 'X If I x I 148 , qi few Ix S A jx K! rf' I I X I' I fp ' I, s . I ' I I N 'yr - 'X 'Q . 1- IW! ' 1.. 1 QIIGI IW. 4 J 'I '- J 9192241 42' so 4' ,A N91 5, 'I C l'I ' I. I-I W W If 5. IW . w' X I ,, I I I I .' - 'I -7111! I A' ' - I I ' ' fi I .I 1 I-1, I - 'iifiifjx f . l... .:l' I 'I -V If I 3, I L ' 1 - Q - X , 'I QW 5 4 gum! ,, Back Row: R. Moser, P. Schrock, M. Andrews, L. Sperry, C. Shook, G. Whittgreve, B. Scott, E. Hoben, I. Hoben, M. Andrews, C. Dienes, B. Schultz, Mr. Gard, M. Dye, I. McRoberts, Middle Row: B. Van Zee, D. Starkweather, J. Graven, H. Berk B. Feldman, M. Kingery, Z., Anderson, M. Myers, D. Bruns, N. Graven, T. Barnhart', P. Hauser, J. Krambeer, M. Mason, G. Mason, Front Row: M. Bathke, D. Smith, E Macleod, M. Andrews, H. Stanton, R. Prunty, H. Jepsen, C. Conn, D. Tindall, L. Graven. TWIRLERS: Bonnie Scott, Martha Andrews, Janet Hoben, Barbara Schultz, Carol Dienes, Ellen Hoben. Back Row- H. Stanton B. Debner B. Debner T. Shook I. Deines R. Osier L. Griner G Freeseman L Graven D Bartels Fourth Row I OBrien M Merfeld B Schmidt K Thompson I Delker M VerP1ank N Curtts B Smrens L Schmrdt N Kretzmeyer L Johnson R Stanton W Mrller D I-lamrlton Thrrd Row C Teeple L Conn D Trndall B Kyle M Landers M Anderson G Mehmen B Sternons M Mehmen F Goodsel D Freeseman M Hansen L Landers E Edler I Korrnke D Blrss D Spratt Mrs Reese Second Row C Scheer R Meek A Rover B Shreve H Berk M Mather D Tremons I Maxson A Broadstone M Merfeld P Werss E Rague S OBr1en L Hrllegas, L Scott C Krngsbury B Murphy Front Row I Blrss K Schultz B Feldman, B Hesalroad S Korrnke L Menken I Worley V Chapman M Ehasen F Nrxt R Schwenneker A VerPlank Back Row L Schultz M Andrews B Schultz M Bathke H Iepsen C Shook J Mc Roberts C Brrnkmann D Schrock J Krambeer Thrrd Row M Meyers D Srmth L Rodman R Barth I Hoben B Bartels I Issacson G Wrttgreve F Folkerts E MacLeod Second Row C Conn P Schrock E Blerkert E Nettleton H Stanton E Brrnkmann S Wtldman, J Allison M Dye Mrs Reese, Front Row I Jewell M Andrews, D Steere V Shorman L Sperry B Scott M Curtrs M Mlller Z Anderson :Q Zin r .4 ww Q Q W ,A Rm . Y J K 51 12. 4 'i 1 E5 ' 'T ? X 51 , - .Q , S. D 7 . H ry- , A Q Q j i gs zfr EW .... 5 . ' , , :5t3gjg2?5Ez.f:f1 b P Sf' S . igir f ... .1 , HES 54,13 .kllfl H gi ffl : ' Q D. Tindall Conn Barrels Osier :g, f It '1, ,.2 1 L. 2.4 2 352 Q' 5 .. 4 --- G. Wittgreve Barth Sperry A Q' J. Jewel 3 .xi . rm 4 fg E 0 m i 62 gg T 3 I i 1 ALS -.. . MIXED QUARTET D. Hamilton Z. Anderson J. McRoberts J. O'Brien SEXTET I Allrson Smrth M Curtrs Schwermeker Folkerts Wrldman r1 3 ':f .. -- 33' TRIO B Barrels C Brxnkman M Jones 10 OCTETT I O Brlen W Miller G Freeseman M Merfeld H Stanton I Demes I Wexss T Shook f 3? r 132.2 1 r 15. Rf F. s. ' Q M 5 M l.. Q., Q M ff g i f 5 rr, if 1 V: 'l ATHLETICS Qaeda!! 4 f Back Row W Mrller D Bartels D Johnson L Griner I Whrtehead I Demes A Starkweather R K1mber11n M Merfeld M1dd1eRow D Spratt L Bartels R Moser M Schafer R McGee J Obnen G H61Ch81 D Tmdall M Potter Mr Freet Front Row R Stanton C Iepsen B Shultz J Butler H Stanton J Werss T Shook R Oster 'ir I 3 f s 1 ' f ' S 5 S 1 Wk. ss S 1. S 1 1 it XS-1 Y :B h X 1 1 , Q t tt f S 4 D Nj! 4 6 9 9 O 1 3 2 3 5 1 2 Z 3 -3 CI' ent .-!4 CJ x-4 -'ln ,Qu-4 42 oseaizncwzao r-I MILLER 0 O 0 O 7 O 0 O DEINES The Greene Ramblers opened ful Reinbeck eleven on the home field. In the first quarter the Ramblers suffered a disastrous back broke his collar bone. The boys still managed to hold fairly well in the first half, but in the last half, speed and size paid off for Reinbeck and they won 33 to 0. Rockford invaded Greene, an- other home game, for the first w ' conference game of the season and went home with a 6 to O vic- tory. The Ramblers were very strong on the defense, but could not get their offense to clicking. The next two games were both away from home, Manly and Nora Springs. Manly trampled Greene 59 to 0 and Nora Springs defeated the boys Z0 to 0. The last half of the Nora Springs game was played in a rainstorm. b In the annual homecoming game, which was prob- ably the most exciting game of the year Greene lost 19 to 7 to Riceville. The Rambler touchdown came on a intercepted pass by Glade Heichel who ran over for the score. the 1950 season against a power- blow when John Deines, quarter- WEISS The next game was played at St. Ansgar where the BUTLER locals were the victims of several bad breaks, St. Ansgar won Z1 to O. To close out the season Greene lost to Nashua 34 'K to O. Nashua was the Cornbowl Conference Cham- 9- pions. The last game Greene lost to Buffalo Cen- ter 32 to O. f ,gf At the end of the season Terry Shook was named p ,. ,g ,,, on the All-Conference team at center. Dale Johnson -ft was elected captain and John Deines co-captain for lnll the Year- Le tte rmen who are not shown in individual pic- ,tV', , Q tures are Berton Shultz and Ronald Osier. ,',eg ...I Q 1, , +A ,ff rp-i.1if:. ? X' STANTON MOSER B , , 5 tr Ut! Back Row Mr Freet W Darley G Heichel K Debner B Shultz H Stanton R McGee,J whrrehead D Spratt Manager M1dd1eRow P Grendler H Allrson I Obrren M Schafer D Shultz M Merfeld C Teeple Front Row Nordmeyer L Grrner J Butler C Iepsen, R Schroeder I Dernes W Mrller M Potter df if WMS, 1 Q we gg af iw mf yi 2 K MSM 'E 2? 'gjgfmgwyag W W at 'X www M Q B' iwmwggafria ww? ,px t . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . - . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : , . , . , . . , . , . ' or V M' Q A A K , v A S , gawk, L A M 'Qi J z -f V. S ' S .--- , N D, r F .igtt .,., I W, , A A S ff . 14? f ' X 7. ' ' A 'V f Y QU' tt ' UW .V X ' S M h if Q ' T -S f 1255? 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M W Wim 5' 'V A 5 1 f 4 MMM ...ya T 'n'm '7 Wew ..T....1,... , W-Www. ,W ef-24. sf e K -11.4 N335 Cheerleaders Margaret Bathke Betty Bartels Judy Jewell and Esther Brekert The Greene basketball team played good basketball at trmes th1s but at other trmes seemed to be plagued wrth bad luck The Ramblers lost out 1n the frrst round of the Butler County Tournament to Brrstow 46 to 40 The Greene qurntet led dur1ng most of the game but ln the last quarter Brlstow pulled ahead and stayed there In the sectronal tournament Greene defeated Rockford 44 to 43 rn a thrrllrng contest Thrs was Greene s frrst vrctory rn a sectronal tournament srnce 1944 The boys lost to a powerful Nashua qurntet rn the d1str1ct tournament at Waverly 39 to 66 John Butler center was the Ramblers leadrng scorer closely followed by John Dernes and Roy Schroeder forwards Greene Marble Rock Apllngton Allrson Dumont Rudd Clarksvllle New Hartford Marble Rock Alhson Apllngton Shell Rock Parkersburg Dumont Clarksvrlle Nashua Tour name nts County Greene 40 Brrstow Sectronal 4 Rockford 43 D1str1ct 39 Na shua , . ------24 ---- 57 32 ' ------- 73 40 ' --------- 68 39 --------- 61 35 ----------- 71 50 ' ----- 2.6 30 Grundy Center---60 53 --- 45 43 ---- 54 42 ' --------- 73 49 ' ------- 86 41 ------ 62 ' 55 ---- 75 ' 50 -------- 40 ' 50 ' ------ 37 25 --------- 53 : -- ' ---- 46 ' Z I! 4 --- ' ' : ---- 66 TUMBLING Back Row: L. Conn, R. Moser, Coach Freet, R. Kimberlin, D. Tindall L. Barrels. Front Row: G. Freeseman, K. Koch, R. Osier, T. Shook, I. Weiss. Back Ros: J. Whitehead, R. Stanton, G. Heichel, D ,Q mi... 02635995 ll BASEBALL if 'W s Back Row: I. Whitehead, R. Stanton, G. Heichel, B. Dailey, D. Johnson, L. Griner, H, Stanton, I. O'Brien, M. Schafer, Second Row: Coach Freet, M. Potter, W. Nord- meyer, T. Miller, D. Bartels, M. Merfeld, W. Miller, L. Bartels. Front Row: I. Deines, R. Schroeder, J. Butler, L. Jepsen, R. Osier, I. Weiss, A. Starkweather. A-f siffsrfisiiarritiitiiriiifffirtif wwwmwwmggpwmm- A PYRAMID BY THE TUMBLING TEAM . fi' v R .1 ig :X L' Mkftflls' C... ' We ,S 3 , it 'Tig 1 , -- f ,',,,,,.,: ' f. Q- t, , p 3,2 Fl ,F .L J lt , 9 li!! f M' A big crowd of students turned out for the Pep Rally on Wednesday night, October ll, to show their enthusiasm. Bein the floats were not judged on this night time pep meeting was held at the bonfire-in- stead of on Traer Street. After the pep meeting and bonfire we all joined in a snake dance that took us up town. With several cheers the Pep Rally came to an end. On Friday night of Homecoming Week we had our annual float parade. Each high school class, Pep Club, and Junior High were entered with the Junior High taking honors. Their float had a wildcat taking a lap out of a bowl with the motto Last Lap Before Defeat . The Freshman float was Stout-Hearted Men with Jane Allison and Jerry Maxson sitting beside a big red heart. The Sophomore entry in the float parade was a barber shop with the motto Clip Riceville . The Junior float was Rice being boiled over from a bowl with the motto Boil Riceville Over . A freight train with the motto We are not a freight, we're trained to win. was the Senior float. The best decorated bicycle and tricycle floats went to Ferol Senne and Karen Curtis. All of the entries showed the hard work of the enthusiastic students of Green High. ln Blue Moon was presented by the Greene rrl 4 T e story as amusrca ro he maln cast oi characters nton e Once department Ap oi mystery T O rren H Sta r n The op usrc an an' k Debne Nlenlne 1 h chool mance mrngled wrth were andrng, C nn Dernes Shoo lhgon Nl erield Sper y R Bar B Schwenne er G Wrtt re Curtls L C Tee A ated R the iloor e Seated on 1 as presented by the Junyor who convrnced therr e The e ac comedy W nces 0 a iamrly a one for a whr Darley Nl thke ot Loose a t re abou t e experre rse an leave t em Freeseman hook R Barth o Class. T 15 tel s ents to go on a world Cru d' D. Thomas, D. Kna P O53-Cf, L. Grrner, T S par 'nclude . ck, R. cast 1 Blekert, K, K0 Nl. Andrews. The student planning board meets each discuss the various problem ' terment of Green ' dent a d ' month with Mr. Sperry to s which arise and to work f e High. Each grade is re n Vice-President. This Shook, Shirley Wildma ' les Jepsen, or the bet- presented by its Presi- year the members are: Te n, William Nordmeyer, Dorl Betty Bartels, Loyd Graven, rry ene Smith, Char- Kay Schultz. aqgf' . QW! W5 The Pep Club an was newly orgainized this year by Miss W enthusiastic cheering section at all the foot Some of their activities included: Wear Your Colors d eil. The ball and skits at ays. y made basketball games. pep meetings, parties, and, ,LW n 'K'.. -fn QM' 9' 'YY' .14 :Tix 415 :Z 'V' H ll-nr xii' ff! All Nw 'W E 3 f aw? 'W-M L in ELEMENTARY ft ATT' XNQUQ ' 111 fi 5 9 X Xttllf . .4-.:.+:L.:'.:. ...-.. . Y X A E E E X '.E E E f EE EE E if El x.,, . A A E XNN E.... XEK' E EEEX E E ' vm E , Yiiu .- X KKK ..Nxh A .- kkkk E 1 ', E f EEEEEEEEEE EE EE E 4 fy E E 5 EE ,iv X , NK JE EQQEEEEEXEEQQEQ QXQE x'EE X E.E.EEEEEEQQQ -Q-Q X E , X Q 26,26 .K .....XX...X i .xx X X X q E Wy 5. ,fn M x A ,K W -wk E , , '1 M E' 11 wi E EI 'xxx N avi It I i ff Y xx my ,c X. xg ' 4' 5? R-1' 1 ie X r Rr , Rr E Zirigrriz i . K. 1 93 41' 1 aww, 1: fd ffm -Jw JOSEPH nErNEs INA NICHOI. G' Iunior High 21.3-SA 1?21'L'f X 'Qui' 5.4- 1 f ,-JN. ., , M N in wx, wwf! 3' X' it f., Tr A vf S K , fb. , 1:51. r ,A -' , Q 'R X -mu r. .,. ,, 1 ' fur , I 4 I 51, a- 4-' R :,A fm i 7.2 R if ANGELINE SPERRY Fifth Grade Q 'S' fa DOROTHY DALZELL Second Grade A MARGARET MERRILL WFT? Kindergarten FLORENCE SCHMIDT Sixth Grade 99 LORAS MORISC HE Third Grade R..-f C37 MAVIS BETTS First Grade DARLENE RAY junior High Q -R - ,l 1' MAE POPPEN Fourth Grade RUTH BECKMAN First Grade ' 'X ...N Q- On January 24, HThe Gypsy Troubadourn was presermed bythe Junior High. This is a love story which tells of the return of one of the Gypsy sons Mythe wanderingtribe aher spendingfour years h1COuCgC. Upon his return he knows he loves one of the lovely gypsy maidens rather than the irl he met at college. The main parts were played by: Jean Bartels Marlene Kingery, Kenneth Viers, Jim Menken, Patty Jenkins, Norman G1-aven, Sally Managas, Melvin Brinkmann, Elaine Barnhart, Charles Nichol, and Marilyn Andrews. Q i 5 , if fi 1 W 2 A V' 13' View fi-5' Mg Q Y tyyyy yyy, G New , a , .. 'L ff A ,Q JK f Q, ,Q 'fa' h Y f , fi' f' Q : wh ,, Qiywr' , JK , VW., , , V, hx? I w ,Q V j 4 I ,fy C, W K JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row: Ronald Barth, lloyd Graven, Ronald Schuknecht, John Hardman, Bob Scott, Don Hamilton. Second Row: Coach Dcincs, Bobby Smith, Larry Fleener, Bob Schroeder, Alan Pooley, Don Knapp, Charles Nichol, Roger Spratt, Manager Kenneth Viers. 1 4 x ai 4 ax., IE 5-42 C. P3 N15 ta :za 'f 4,4 ze, it Q' :am as ff 4 'Z JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: Larry Dovey, Ted Boller, Charles Nichol, Ronald Schuknecht, Don Hamilton, Ronald Barth. Second Row: Coach Deines, Robert Schafer, Bobby Smith, Roger Sprarr, Walter Wilhelm, Bob Van Zee, Charles Teeple, Jim Johnson. Top Row: Bob Scott, Ted Miller, John Hardman, Lloyd Graven, Bob Schroeder, Don Knapp, Kenneth Viers, Melvin Brinkman 71-. EIGHTH GRA DE Top Row: Melvin Brinkman, Harold Heeren, Charles Schuknecht, Donn Knapp, Ronald Schuknecht, Larry Fleener, Kenneth Viers, James Scheer, James Menken. Third Row: Dan Barth, Roger Rague, Dean Kiefer, Irene Alden, Darlene Bangs, Elaine Barnhart, Ernist Hayungs, Rogert Hilleqas, Paul Mather. Second Row: Mr. Deines, Marie Wilkins, Paulette Co e, Joyce Morey, Carol Townsley, Peggy Shultz, Jean Butler, Vonna White- head, Donna Barth. First Row: Yvonne Tiemons, Joan Crooks, Jeanne Jewell, Donna Bangs, Sally Mangas, Sharon Boyd, Shirley Miller, Janice Martzahn. lc SEVENTH GRADE Top Row: Gary McWilliams, Harlan Hayungs, Ted Boller, Harold Shultz Norman Graven, Eugene Martin, Larry Dovey, Charles Nichol, Francis Belknap. Third Row: DuWayne Starkweather, Marvin Chapman, Francis Grendler, Jim Johnson, Robert Van Zee, Walter Wilhelm, Roger Spratt, Bob Smith, Robert Schafer, Second Row: Ina Nichol, Grace Bonjour, Nadine Meyers, Patty Jenkins, Venita White, Melva Schuknecht, Mar- ilyn Andrews, Marlene Kingery. First Row: Arlene Scott, Ellen Hoben, Sharol Shultz, Kay Kline, Myrna Ramker, Jeanne Bartels, Charlene Slocum. SIXTH GRADE Top Row: Janice Van Dyke, Elaine Teeple, Joyce Johnson, Karen Siemons, Garnetta Neilson, Carol Deines, Lois Smith, Judy Willey. Third Row: Wil- liam Boyd, Tommy Kline, Charles Davis, Robert Shultz, James Graven, Robert Persons, Dean Bangs, Ralph Prunty. Second Row: Mrs. Schmitt, Craig Wilhelm, John Spratt, Evelyn Morey, Verlene Barth, Belva Tindall, Kay Byers, James Kingsbury, Jimmy Maxwell. First Row: Galen Lindell, Duane Tiemens, Roger Thomas, Russell Goodsell, Robert Eaton, Donald Feldman, Billy Worley. t, I' FIFTH GRADE Top Row: Bobbie Siemons, William Mangas, Dean Barnett, Terr Keller, Bob Hayungs, Marlryn Wunsch, Larry Jipsen, Gariy Slocum. Third,Row: Mrs. Sperry, Bo bie Ruf ridge, Craig Smeins, Howar Kliven, Keith Harris, Bob- bie Butzlaff, James Barth, Roger Schuknecht, Melvin Chapman. Second Row: Faber Miller, Karen Anderson, Karen Belknap, Kay Belknap, Kay Worley, Virginia Murphy, Robert Hayungs, Larry Hayungs. First Row: Judy Isaacson, Valeta Eaton, Mary Ann Brinkman, Vicki Bourroughs, Karen Curtis, Jeanne Jenkins, Susan Busse, Inset: LaDonna Rease. Not Shown: Lois Epple. FOURTH GRADE Top Row Bernard Hrldebrand Bobble Van Hauen Robert Viers Kenneth Lmdloff B1lly Serme Donald Menken Th1rd Row Robert Junker Iunror White Rlchard Sloccu Daryl Shook Robert Teeple Crar Burroughs Second Row Danny Stubbe Janet Heyenga Lrnda Goodse l Drane Barth Ruby Moser Payyt Grvson Robert Barth Frrst Row Prrsctlla Pooley Sandra Packard Janet Hayungs Kathleen Mangas Lorene Butler Inset Roger Butzloff Iumor Mrller THIRD GRADE Top Row: Miss Morische, Bobby Maxwell Ronald Slocum Roger Marr- zahn Righard Lindloff, Larry Mason, Jerry Person Second ROW: Ronald Crooks, Billy Byers, Jerry Frey, Wilber Van Hauen, David Ipsen. First Row: Sally Barrels, Barbara Jean Wood, Laura Mangas, Barbara Io Taylor, Linda Busse. Inset: Karen French. We 17 SECOND GRADE Top Row: Leanne Nielsen, Steven Rottler, Authur Kroll, Don Clikeman, Tommy Jo Slocum, Carol Crosby, Paulette Halzschuh. Third Row: Marcia Peterson, Beverly Moser, Sally Townsley, Jane Kretzschmar, Donna Reed, Judy Spratt, Jeanette Lindell. Second Row: Ellis Busse, Gerald Barth, Dennis Wunsc , Roger Hayungs, James Hoben, Garry Ott, Bernie Byers, Bottom Row: Portia Tolliver, Helen Thomas, Joann Heyenga, Mary Lou Van Zee, Marily Jenkins, Kay Wiegman. Inset: Saundra Curtis. Not Shown: Tracey Gilholm Teacher, Miss Dalzell. 3 7 A ' 1 , , kris- We Q 1' ,Li FIRST GRADE Top Row: Miss Beckman, Gene Ross, Ron Taylor, Roger Wells, Larry Lee Slocum, John Mintiks, Roger Ott. Second Row: Mike Murphy, Gordon Men- ken, Eugene Wilke, Larry Ra mond, Leonard Stephens, Dallas Steere, Ewing Miller. First Row: Connie Thompson, Melita Spratt, Janice White, Janet hvhicte, Sharon Ruffridge, Connie Kay Schoenfeld. Inset: Lawerence White- ea . s wg' steam' T7 FIRST GRADE Top Row: Bruce Cheney, Gaylon Bonjour, Duane Mather, Larry Krull, Paul Burroughs, Donald Butzloff, William Ekwall. Second Row: Mavis Betts, Michael Bronsema, Kenneth Barth, Rosalee Brooks, Judith Hilde- brand, Gloria Marsh, Gerr Krull, William lpsin. First Row: Linda Gib- son, Jacquelyn Davis, Bargara Crooks, Melinda Andrews, Donna Hayungs Darlene Junker. Not Shown: Tommy French, Stephanie Culbertson. 'vw-. KINDERG ARTEN Top Row: Miss Merrill, Ronnie Hayungs, Carolyn Packard, Dianne De Berg, Darrell Fisher, Shirley Lindloff, Dennis Viers, Gary Rottler, Don- ald Deines. Third Row: Kent Burroughs, Philip Pooley, Michael Jewell, Marvin Alexander, Donnie Hayungs, Lyle Prunty, Stanley Senne. Second Row' Ruth Ann Jepsen, Janet Iunker, Barbara Jean Van Zee, Sylvia Max- well-, Craig Busse, Clayton Behnke, Jimmy Reed. First Row: Keith Barth, Diane Cheney, Nancy Gibson, Becky Clikeman, Ferrol Senne, Danny Ian- ssen, Tommy Jenkins. 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