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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

When school begins And busy are all, Many things happen We don't always recall, In order to keep them Fresh in your mind, We've recorded them here Where they're easy to find. So treasure your yearbook And handle with care, To keep fresh through the years Your memories so fair. i SS I US Y' -as-. --' Y xx '-. ANNUAL STAFF Darlys Smith Assistant Editor June Weiland Features Chairman j g .. ...lg ' Pat Gibson f Business Manager l, ls Don Menken Editor Q 51,7 f L J Virginia Bruns Photography Chairman Jim Brinkman Sports Chairman CONTENTS Faculty ..... . . . Senlors........ Underclassmcn . . . 16 oo Sports ......... ..- Music ..... . . .36 Dramatics ...... 44 Rural Schools .... 52 Elementary ..... 54 2 l5 19 35 43 46 53 58 FRONT ROW: D. Murphy, R. Boller, R. Kepple, S. Bartels, B. Jungling, J. Lindell, K. Wiegman, S. Eckhoff, J. Spratt. SECOND ROW: M. Roose, L. Jackson, B. Taylor, S. Curtis, J. Fletcher, L. Busse, M. Koch, S. Bruns, J. Kretzschmar, C. Crosby, B. Hildebrand. THIRD ROW: B. Kepple, D. Ott, L. Busma, D. Stubbe, B. Maxwell, M. Mead, B. Mead, J. Hoben G. Kingery, R. Crooks, J. Knight. Robert Tomowske Mr. and Mrs Tomowske Tony and Theresa DEDICATION It rs wrth gratrtude that we, the Annual Staff dedr cate thrs 1959 edrtron of the Green and Whrte to Robert Tomowske, who durrng the past mne years has so graclously grven of hrs trme and efforts to rmprove our school and communrty Durrng the tlme he has been here, Mr Tomowske has taught many subjects, rncludrng rndustrral arts, brology, agrrculture, scrence, buslness law, Englrsh and dr1ver's trarnmg Always wrllmg to help those rn need, Mr Tomowske has proven to be an needrng gurdance or assrstance Hrs work, however, 1sn't centered only at school He has served as sponsor of the youth group of the Presby terran Church and as a Cub Scout leader We feel that Mr Tornowske, hrs wrfe Jesse and therr two chrldren Tony and Theresa, are an excellent addrtron to our commumty Thank you, Mr Tornowske, for your loyalty to ur school and communrty May you have many more prosperous and rewardrng years at Greene I-hgh School Mr and Mrs Tomowske, Tony and Theresa Hobby Dr1ver's Trarnmg 2 . . . , .- outstanding teacher, counselor, and friend to anyone . , . . , . o ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD SITTING A Backer,B V Anderson, H Ott STANDING W Gabe,E Bramer D R Bachman GGESISS K'-70951 5 pn 1 ra e rmcxpa H' napa V J Tatum Supermtendent STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING S BarteIs,J FIetche1',D Ott V Bruns D Stubbe, R Maxwell STANDING D Reed,J Hoben D McW1II1ams C Schoenfeld Z . . . - . 2 . - . ..... . ' . - . . . 'Z I 1 , I A I , -. xx: l - Q - 3 . . . , . , . . - : . . , . , . . 67' S-X NL 5 FACULTY Helene Boller Arlene Brown B.A. State University of Iowa Vern Gard Ramon Holtz Thomas Jensen LaVeme Kehoe B.A. Luther College B.A. Iowa State Teachers B.A. Wartburg College B.A. Upper Iowa University M.S. Iowa State College College Glenda Landsgaard Ina Nichol Cecil Rhoads G. E, Stephenson B.A. Luther College B.A. Wartburg College B.A. Simpson College B,A, Iowa State Teachers College M.A. Colorado State of Education Robert Tornowske B.A. Iowa State Teachers Luanne Wagoner Richard Wagoner Norman Wolters College B-A- Coe College B-S- University of Illinois B.s. Upper Iowa university Hill? Robert Barth John Menken Greg Boom Don Menken SENIORS Glenn Landers David Botterbrodt X. Di ane B arth Sue Marzen e k K ' ' if? if ,A 1 1 I 2, '1- ' i . , T 1, V 1 My M ' V A L ,, 'igy La' wgiigwvh J x I , My wa P fb, rig: -.M V ii B , n 2 , 1 Zzh Q3 kiwi: 4 My ,V 1 'ak QW 'suv ...gui William Senne Bernard Hildebrand Barbara Jacobs Karen R011 We Janet Heyenga Jeannette Henning Lois Santee CLASS FLOWER YELLOW ROSE SENIORS Richard Slocum kb Patricia Gibson Priscilla Pooley y'W CLASS COLOR GOLD AND WHITE Linda Goodsell Sharon Nelson S SENIORS Robert Fiddick Mary Ditchen of 11 ,nv . su' f xl-. Merrill Peters Rollin Ray 1373: ' N 'x Srfmfmx -W Z 'K M in Jr X. ' KF New SENIOR TRIP IThin.kII-lear It!!! On the Way N. '-s-. Lunching? ?? Hiking .i s. 5 About 3:30 a.m. on April 17, the Seniors came dragging into the depot, where we wearily waited for our train. Finally at 5:10 the train pulled in, much to our pleasure. Except for a couple of cases of sickness, the trip to Minneapolis was unevent- ful. After checking in at the Hotel Dyckman, we enjoyed our tour of the Air Base and a walk through the rain, which seemed like miles to the Northwest Airlines terminal for dirmer. After a long wait, we toured the Ford Plant. The night was spent in various ways after returning to the hotel from the Ice Follies, Air Base 0 +139 XZ-S X QS- 1 which everyone enjoyed very Checking Qut much. Saturday morning was spent in various ways including shopping and going to the movies. After checking out of the hotel, we started our journey home when many slept to catch up on that which they had missed earlierg others experienced eat- ing on the diner for the first time. 12 Hom ew ard Journey sl Oops, lost something. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held on May 16, 1959. The Jun iors transformed the gymnasium into an enchanting evening of Moonlight and Roses. Tables were set around a wishing well covered with roses. The wait- resses wore pastel skirts and blouses and the waiters black trousers and white shirts with black bow ties. The freshman girls started off the program by singing A Dream is aWish Your Heart Makes. After the program the Downbeats pro- vided music for a wonderful evening of dancing. At 11:30 the guests boarded school buses for Hampton, where they saw the show Hey Boy, Hey Gir1. When the group returned, the senior parents entertained with a Carnival after which break- fast was served in the school cafeteria. rl Charming. Moonlight-Dancing I-0114-Ely? C3 J., Music Makers Service. 2 Speakers' Table. JR., SR. BANQUET ' xxx L ' Q JA-lf l BACCALAUREATE Processional ,.... . . . Barbara Taylor Prayer .......... . . Rev. G. F. Butler Invocation ........... Rev. J. K. Parks Sermon: Have Diploma--Will Trave1 Solo-- l Shall Not Pass This Way Again Effinger Solo-- God Lives ln My Heart Darlys Smith Scripture .,......... Rev. J. K. Parks Announcements . . . Music-- The Silent Sea --Marzo Benediction . . Girls' Glee Club Recessional . . . 14 Rev. G. F. Butler O'Hara Jeanette Wirth Supt. V. J. Tatum Rev. J. K. Parks Barbara Taylor l i ,. - a-A+ Y lit, iii ' ,, gg f-M... .. . A ' '55 ',. 1. ,. 1 V .4--'Lf xv' 4 'Qt L r . 0 CQMMENCEMENT Processional . . , .Maureen Allison Invocation ......... Rev. Clayton Becker Presentation of the Key . . Jeanette Wirth President of the Class of 1959 Acceptance of the Key . . Bruce Mead President ofthe Class of 1960 Music-- The Lord Bless You And Keep You Address to the Seniors . . Music-- Halls oflvy . . . Presentation of Awards , , Lutkin Mixed Chorus Chaplain of Parson College Arr. Williams Senior Girls Group Darrell Kingery Commander, American Legion Rev. Theodore E. Dillow V1 .5 Presentation of Awards . . J. E, Van Eschen Representative of the Iowa Bar Association Presentation of Scholastic Awards and Danforth Foundation Awards Donald Bachman High School Principal Presentation ofClass . . . V. I. Tatum Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas . . Harry Ott Member of the Board of Education Announcements ...... Supt. V. J. Tatum Benediction . . , Rev. Clayton Becker Recessional . . Maureen Allison Howard Hiasen Sherla Murphy Sharon Merfeld David Ipsen Jerry Johnson X . . Y' Dallas Foster Clare Grendler Bruce Mead Roger Martmhn Verl Landers Charles Lltterer '3 Mxke Mead Lmda Jackson Stanley Lltterer Manan Kock .uf Bob Maxwell Jerry Kmght Roger Nxxt JUNIORS Kexth Maze: Lols Dralle Betty Junghng Dxck Nelson h K 43 A Q K .C ' eeel d i ,Qi L Q X X N! v 1: w.,, I' ,NX M - ' , - - hssy . f 'AH' l JN- Marvxn Baxter an-in CY 4 We Dean Bnnkman Lee Schmxtt Larry Busma Sandra Clark Kenny Parks Ronald Crooks '-9 Larry Wllhams on Barbara Taylor Mary Roose Dennis Juhl Maureen Allison Carol Wxltse Jerry Backer 3 vu. Sally Bartels Barbara Van Rade ,J- f-f,..mnil' Mary Boller Ron Slocum Lmda Busse Ray Reed Robert Folkers Larry Mason - . 1 I is , , Y R, 1 x-9 n 9 ' ' 5 A ' V ' . Eff -- . 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V -.J V Ns: J! v Y - 1 1 fn inf' w -' A 'li M rr' it 4 SOPHOMORES David Rottink Jarry Hagarty Lorraine Roll JoAnn Heyenga John Roeder James Hoben James Ries Dona Hudson Donna Reed Paulette Holzschuh Larry Peters JoAnn Jacobs Jerrylyn Payne Rita Kepple Tom Nixt Gary Kingery Leanne Neilsen James Klunder Diane Murphy Jane Kretzschmar Beverly Moser Arthur Krull Judith McQueen Jeanette Lindell Carolyn McQueen Dixie Manen Eddie Hesalroad A 4 hz 1- f --yy f vs -5 y Jerry Barth Dennis Wunsch Shirley Bums Linda Wilson Ellis Busse Kay Wiegman Lary Butzlaff Sally Townsley Don Clikeman Helen Thomas Carol Crosby Sandra Stewart Saundra Curtis Marilyn Steere Sandra Eckhoff Mary Lou Squires Judith Eggena Judy Spratt Russell Folkers Doris Silvey Evonita Freeseman Lila Santee Larry Gabe Paul Ruzicka Mary Gersema Steven Rottler Tom Green fs., i af fx Q23 14 X 4' 5 ' , R Q3! - ' Y Z . - D 24 k,lV x 0' 't A9 A- lf -7-1 T ' v. Melinda Andrews Janice White Sharon Andrews Penny Wharton Kenneth Barth Roger Wells Gary Baxter Sharon Weiland Larry Blum Jane Vorgts Charles Brrnkrnan Jean Van Dyke Rose Lee Brooks Gary Txndall Sandra Bruns Ronald Taylor Mlke Brunsma Darwln Stock Paul Burroughs Dallas Steere Q ' J if ? 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L S' L A A are A if HOMECOMING Queen V1rg1n1a Attendants and Co Captams The wrnmng trxcycle and bxcycle The Queen and Co Captams Wlnmng float bullt by Jun1or I-hgh stu dents On the evemng of October 17 Vlfglnla Bruns was crowned queen of Greene I-hgh s I-Iomecommg Jeannette I-Ienmng L1nda Goodsell Robm Boller and June We11a.nd served as attendants Greene won the1r football game by defeatmg St Ansgar Co Captams were Mernll Peters, Dan Stubbe and .hm Brmkman Rob m Boller L1nda Goodsell Myrna crowns Vu-gxma queen Jeannette Henmng June Werland CHEERLEADERS K Sally Townsley, Sandy Eckhoff Elaine Daub Melmda Andrews Vrrgmra Bruns, Jeannette Hennmg, Sharon B Squad Merfeld Mary Lou Squrres A Squad MANAGERS Jerry Barth Jamce Whtte Boys' Manager Gtrls' Manager FOOTBALL The Ramblers started the season wrth a new head coach Cecrl Rhoads In the ftrst game they bowed to a strong Rernbeck team The followrng week the Ramblers regarned thelr conftdence and won over a rugged Charles Crty Reserve team On September 26 we repeated the prevrous weeks honors by team had a strong defense the Ramblers proved to be too much for them The Manly Ratlroaders caused a slrght derarlment for the Ramblers rn the ftfth game of the season The htgh sptrrted Greene team got back on the band wagon by wtnntng thetr Homecomtng game agatnst St Ansgar After thetr wm over St Ansgar the Ramblers defeated Rockford and experrmented wrth new plays rn getttng ready for the Nashua game Nashua kept the Ltttle Brown Jug as a result of one of the best teams the Bulldogs have ever frelded A very strong Ackley team mvaded Greene and won easrly to end the football season 23 downing the small but speedy Riceville Wildcats. Although the Nora Springs SEASON'S RECORD Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene 7 34 34 31 13 19 19 7 7 Reinbeek Charles City Riceville Nora Springs Manly St. Ansgar Rockford Nashua Ackley Won 5 Lost 4 Dan Stubbe Bob Kepple Bob Maxwell Clare Grendler Bob Barth Quarterback Halfback Quarterback Haliback End 3 Lee Schmitt Bruce Mead Mike Mead Jerry Backer Brian Myers Guard Tackle Center Tackle Guard ,-'N , W1 'f' . , A , me - VJ. , ' if 5 Nix' Bernard Hildebrand John Menken Larry Gabe Don Menken Daryl Shook Center Tackle End Tackle End g K: is ,, .J . yyr, il y -.4 C . XL Rollin Ray Dennis Ott Craig Burroughs Ron Slocum Dick Nelson Guard Tackle End F-Hd Halfback BASKETBALL The 1958-59 Rambler basketball season was highlighted by four games which we lost by three points or less. The team was very ambitious and never quit trying. In the sectional tournament we met a much-publicized Waverly team and lost in a close battle. Bobby Barth, the 5 ft. 7 inch guard, was the team 's playmaker, leading in assists, recoveries, and had the top field goal shooting percentage. Bob ended the season averaging 10.3 points per game. Clare Grendler, the only starting underclassman, was the team 's leading scorer, averaging 13 points per game, led in rebounds, and was top free throw shooter. Don Van Dyke was the team 's big man, ranking second in rebounding. Bob Teeple proved to be a good spot player, and was the third leading scorer, averaging '7.'7 points per game. Don Menken played steady ball throughout the season, averaging 6.2 points per game, and was third in rebounding. Next year shows much promise, however, only Clare Grendler returns as a letter winner. A very eager group of sophomores promise to take up the slack. Dean Brinkman Tom Green Dennis Wunsch Forward Guard Guard Gary Kingery Bob Maxwell Larry Gabe Forward Center Center Don Menken Center Bob Barth Guard BASKETBALL Don Van Dyke Center fxvxx Clare Grendle! Forward Bob Teeple Guard Craig Burroughs Forward Sally Bartels Ambitious forward with a good lay-up. Mary Roose Guard with good height and rebounding ability. ' rx l . I af RAMBLERETTS -M .I Mary Boller Junior forward that has a very accurate set shot. Saundra Curtis Sophomore who's perfecting her jump shot. Girls in Action Linda Goodsell Senior forward with a good hook shot. r ,' M, r Ns' at Q K ' or jew- e --,g. Linda Busse Changed from forward to guard and is very good at bringing up the ball. Fritzy Carol Tatum Senior guard who's very aggressive and a good ball handler. 28 77 W 452 I Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Butler County Tournament Greene 46 Sectlonal Toumam ent Gre ene 5 7 J anesvl He Trxpoh Aphngton Pla1 nfleld Tnpoh A111 son Manly Nora Spnngs Rockford Rlce v111e Rockford Clarksvllle C olw ell Manl Nora S pnngs Rlce v111e New Hartford Colwell Judy Spratt Susan Roose Nw. -2 Hi fs Robin Boller Maureen Alhson X Donna Reed af 1' ' w lf' X .EF li-' if . , f B, I XS. 29 gfr.-1:1 ' 'll 43, . 450' ' rf J i, VI, 1 4 fl . Q ' ' R , 5 'V 'e . 'Hg ' 1 ,, A , 1' Q 4. . ,G ,Q h. . ' 4 L '. A' - 4 'W' V l ' ,xg 5 2 ' 0 ' V SEASON'S RECORD 26 . . . . . .75 ' 27 . . . . . .38 ' ' 28 . . . . . .46 ' 32 . . . . . . . .62 ' ' 42 . . . . . . . . . .43 ' ' 44 ........ . ..... . . .51 ' 38 . . . . . . .60 46 . . . . . . . .51 ' M 53 ....... . . ...... 69 9 43... . . .. .31 ' ' ' 9 54 . . . . . . . .66 , Z5 . . . . . . . . .53 ' 6 . . . .... . . . . . .55 u ' J J 50... . . . ...54 y 42 .......... . . .58 ' 53 ............ . . . . .61 ' ' ' - .... ....... . . . .69 . ...63 1 ' ' if i 511 TUMBLING TW Three m a Bed Clowmng Tumblmg classes met twrce a week for pracuce sesstons th1s year The efforts put forth by the boys were drsplayed on March 13 at the annual athletrc show Dan Stubbe very capably frlled the clowrung poruon of the show Although tumblmg ISU t a major sport at Greene I-hgh there IS much mterest shown not only m partlclpatmg but also tn watchmg The Pltch 30 2, 'I' , uf M 7 . , . . . , . Y 1 Jxm Klunder Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene Greene BASEBALL Doug Marsh Tom Green Dan Stubbe SEASON S RECORD Dum ont Park er sb urg Rock for d Alllson Greene Charles Clty Greene New Hartford Greene Shell Rock Clarksville Greene Nora Sprrngs Sectlonal Rockwell Won '7 Lost 5 i Rf Jerry Backer Larry Gabe Kenny Barth Bob Barth 31 John Wharton N U .....10 ........4 Greene .... .7 ........ Aplington ....... 2 Greene .... .2 ........ Charles City ..... 5 ' 'YN'-m V,-.1 sig' P. Burroughs, E. Buttjer, C. Landers, E. Miller, B. Kelm, S. Roose, D. Steere. TRACK The Ramblers enjoyed a very successful year in track this season. Grendler placed fourth at the state indoor meet. At the Comet Relays, Greene placed third in their class. As in other years the Ramblers won the Corn Bowl Conference meet quite handily. We also won the District meet this year by taking firsts in the 440, 880 relay, mile medley, open 440, shot put, and seconds in the mile relay and the broad jump. We brought home three trophies from the Bison Relays at Buffalo Center. 32 R TRACK Don Menken Mike Mead Shot Put Football Throw Ron Slocum, Bob Kepple Clare Crendler, Crarg Burroughs Mrle Medley Ron Slocum Rollm Ray Drstnce Runner Sprmter Larry Blum, Don Lrtterer, Mrke Brunsma Roger Wells Freshman Relay John Menken Coach Wolters Clare Grendler Dlscus Dennrs Wunsch Crarg Burroughs 33 Steve Rottler Mrle Relay GOLF W AND , I - TENNIS Golf was started as an extra- curricular activity for both boys and girls this spring. The fol- lowing boys participated in the Spring District golf meet at Hamp, ton. Tom Green, Steve Rottler, W Jim Hoben, and Mike Brunsma. Maureen Allison The following girls played in the Sally Bartels, Carol Tatum girls' District golf meet at Water- loo, Sally Bartels and Carol Tatum. Tennis was started as an extra-curricular activity for girls in Greene High School this spring. With 28 gi' out for tennis, the main objective was to teach fundamentals, scoring and general knowledge of the game. The team of Maureen Allison, Mary Boller, Linda Busse and Judy McQueen, singlesg Lorraine Roll, Dixie Marzen, Karen Roll and Linda Goodsell, doubles, participated in the district meet at Mason City. Greene hopes to develop a good tennis team in future years since there are only two seniors on the squad. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ND FRONT ROW B Roeder D Poppe B Thompson G Litterer D Jewell A Marsh T Darker K Raymond T Teeple M Whiteside H Barth SECOND ROW T Bramer C Behnke N Myers M Squires D Osier G Krull,F Menken, D Eckhoff, P Hamilton J Backer E Miller THIRD ROW M Jewell C Busse P Mead S Mead D Deines L Prunty D Albrecht J Wharton,G Ross, S Senne, K Barth D Krull FOURTH ROW M Brunsma E Buttjer, D Butzlaff G Rottler L Slocum C Brinkman R Taylor G Menken B Cheney G Weichers K Knapp If A' 52 ff - 1 X i! . l ,K S 2 l :. ,. - .,. , .' ,. ,. ,. ' , . ,.. ,. . ,. . : .A ,. ,.. ,. ,. ,. . . '. ,. ,. . : . , . ,. ,. , . ,. , . ,. . . . ,' . . : . ,. '. . J' !' Y ' Y' !' 7 ' Y ' ! ' SPORTS Season's Record Greene 24 .... Nora Springs Greene 12 .... Nora Springs Greene 22 .... Dumont Greene 24 .... Allison Greene 32 .... Aplington Greene 32 .... Shell Rock FRONT ROW: R. Brooks, E. Starkweather, J. Van Dyke, J. Hildebrand, P. Wharton, C. Majewski, S. Bruns, R. Merfeld. SECOND ROW: M. Ellis K. Parks, F. Senne, D. Cheney, C. Tindall, S. Maxwell, J. Brund, M. Bruns. THIRD ROW: M. Schoenfeld, L. Cheney, B. Reed, S. Steere, M. Wagner, J. Crosby, G. Peters. FOURTH ROW: V. Brunsma, J. Klunder, L. Reed, J. White, R. Jepsen, M. Stuntz, B. Ray, B. Clikeman. Season's Record Greene 33 ..... Dumont Greene 25 .... Clarksville Greene 33 .... Parkersburg Greene 25 .... Shell Rock FRONT ROW: K. Barth, D. Deines, S. Roose, T. Slocum, L. Blum, M. Brunsma, D. Marsh. SECOND ROW: H. Barth, D. Eckhoff, B. Ipsen, L. Slocum, G. Rottler, M. Jewell, P. Pooley, P. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: S. Spratt, T. Bramer, E. Kingery, D. Fischer, J. Reed, J. Wharton, T. Teeple. FRONT ROW: T. Teeple, K. Raymond, D. Poppe, S. Spratt, J. Backer, D. Eckhoff, P. Hamilton, B. Thompson, D. Jewell, G. Litterer, A. Marsh, H. Barth. SECOND ROW: D. Wiltse, D. Litterer, T. Bramer, D. Krull, S. Mead, N. Myers, S. Senne, E. Kingery, P. Mead, C. Busse, C. Behnke, M. Squires, G. Stauffer, G. Krull, THIRD ROW: L. Steere, D. Dienes, B. Roeder, R. Whiteside, J. Wharton, B. Burroughs, L. Krull, P. Pooley, J. Reed, M. Jewell, M. Alexander, D. Viers. VOCAL MUSIC G1r1s' Glee Club DIVISIOD I Ratmg THIRD ROW L Santee L G1bson,S Edwards, E Freeseman, N Needham J Fletcher R Moser, B Crooks L Jackson, M Alhson, C Kollman SECOND ROW B Taylor L Butler S Clapham, N Needham M Kock C Herman M Roose, J VO1gf.S S Andrews,B Junghng M Dltchen FIRST ROW J McQueen J Hauser J Welland, P Pooley J Van Dyke S Ott P Wharton, D Junker M Glaspxe K Parks ABSENT D Sm1th J W1rth J Henn1ng,S Bartels DIVISION I .f , L5 G Jeanette Wirth Darlys Sm 1th 36 VOCAL MUSIC DIVISION I I W , , Y z 'f QL ' 1, 5 ' , Q5 f X ' W7 N 1 Girls' Trio--Division I J. Fletcher, J. Wirth, K. Parks Mixed Chorus THIRD ROW: D. Dralle, B. Cheney, S. Rottler, C. Litterer, L. Schmitt, L. Williamson, D. Van Dyke B. Mead, J. I-Ioben, J. Backer, E. Buttjer, K. Parks, D. Foster, K. Knapp. SECOND ROW: L. Gibson, S. Edwards, S. Clapham, R. Merfeld, J. Henning, N. Needham, J. Payne, G. Kingery, R. Crooks, J. Van Dyke, J. Kretschmar, S. Bartels, C. Tatum, M. Allison, J. Hildebrand, M. Andrews. FIRST ROW: D. Murphy, R. Moser, B. Crooks L. Jackson, S. Weiland, P. Wharton, S. Ott, P. Pooley, J. Weiland, L. Butler, M. Glaspie, K. Parks, P. Gibson. ABSENT: D. Smith, J. Wirth, B. Hildebrand, G. Smith. VOCAL SMALL GROUPS Boys' Octet--Division II LEFT TO RIGHT--K. Parks, B. Hildebrand, G. Smith, B. Mead, D. Van Dyke, R. Crooks, D. Foster, K. Knapp. 2 ix ' 1 B L ' Freshmen Girls' Sextet K. Parks, M. Glaspie, S. Clapham, M. Andrews, S. Edwards, L. Gibson. J Girls' Quartet--Division II S. Bartels, J. Wirth, J. Fletcher, C. Tatum. Girls' Sextet--Division II C. Tatum, S. Bartels, B. Crooks, L. Jackson, D. Smith, L. Butler. P Double Mixed Quartet--Division II BACK ROW: R. Crooks, D. Van Dyke, G. Smith, B. Hildebrand. FRONT ning, L. Jackson. ROW: L. Butler, D. Smith, J. Hen- Madrig al BACK ROW: N. Needham, K. Parks, G. Smith, B. Mead, D. Van Dyke, B. Hildebrand, R. Crooks. FRONT ROW: S. Bartels, J. Weiland, P. Pooley, D. Smith, J. Henning, J. Fletcher, B. Crooks, L. Jackson, J. Wirth. l U GGGG G Gxrls' Solos D1v1s1on II Ratmg Boys' Solos D1v1s1on II Ratmg LEFT TO RIGHT K. Parks, J Fletcher L Jackson, LEFT TO RIGHT R. Crooks G Smzth D Van Dyke C Tatum B I-hldebrand K Parks INSTRUMENTAL SMALL GROUPS 7 Flute trlo DIVISIOD I Drum Ensemble D1v1s1on I M Stuntz, M All1son,L Butler J Crosby D Murphy J Kretzschmar, R Crooks ',., Clarmet Cho1r D1v1s1on I Accomparusts BACK ROW D Cheney B Taylor J Hoben, J Spratt K W1egman STANDING B Taylor J Vwrrth C FRONT ROW V Brmkman J Werland C Tatum S Clark L Busse Crosby S Ott SEATED M Allrson C C Crosby Tatum L Butler Brass Choir D1v1s1on I BACK ROW D McW1ll1ams B Mead M I-I1tes D Wunsch S Rottler FRONT ROW D Hudson C Majewskl E Kmgery D Reed Brass Sextet Brass Quintet S Rott1er,D McW1ll1ams, M I-lites, E Kmg S Rottler, D McWilliams, M I-htes J King ery J K.1ngery,D Reed ery, D Reed Quintet Woodwind Quintet I.. Busse, L. Butler, J. Hoben, D. Reed, C. K. Parks, M. Allison, C. Crosby, J. Spratt, Tatum. absent: Lyle Prunty. 40 Clarinet quartet Division I Rating Trumpet quartet Division II Rating C Crosby, C Tatum, J Welland S Clark E Kingery D McWilliams D Reed J K Piano solo D1v1s1on I Rating C Tatum June Weiland Piano solo--Division II Rating M. Allison, L. Butler BAND QUEEN chosen vice-president of her class annual staff for two years and was the Homecoming felebration. 41 Trombone solo Division II Rating S Rottler June Werland was chosen by popular vote of the band members to represent Greene for the title of Miss North Iowa at the annual North Iowa Band Festival at Mason City. She has been an active band member of four years and has also been active in the vocal music department. June was as a junior. She has been on the one of the queens attendants at SUV Twirlers Majorette--Maureen Allison R. Boller, S. Bartels, L. Goodsell, J. Hildebrand, C. Schoenield. Band Council SEATED D Reed L Busse J Hoben STANDING C Majewski S Rottler R Crooks C Tatum Concert Band STANDING QL to RJ Jane Kretuchmar, N Needham R Crooks M Hltes, L Wilhamson D Murphy THIRD ROW Right Side D Demes P Pooley D Hudson, E Kmgery C Shultl D Wunsch B Mead, L Busma J Busse J Lindell SECOND ROW P Pooley, V Brinkman D Cheney M Lmdell L Jackson R Moser S Ott S Serine, L Prunty D McWilliams C Majewski J K1ngery,D Reed J Hoben K W1egman, J Spratt S Murphy B Taylor FIRST ROW C Tatum S Clark J Weiland C Crosby L Busse K Parks S Clapham M Stuntz M All1son,I. Butler V mf' 1 I ' 3 ' h 1 ' : ' ' . 2 ' a ' J ' ' 1 ' Voigts, R. Wells, S. Rottler. THIRD ROW, Left Side: D. Matwyuk, E. Starkweather, F. Senne, G. Kingery, E. , . . 1 . . , . , . ' , . , . , . , Cadet Band BACK ROW J Whlte J Crosby, P Dralle V Brunsma, P Scott J Brmkman M Wells T Tornowske J Mead, D Bone, P Hamxlton S Barnett THIRD ROW G Brmkman J Loomer A Marsh, J F1scher, G Lxtterer D Tack, C Kemm1ng,M Poe, R. Kmgery D Edwards J R1gg1ns D Barnhart, S I-Iammell M Worley, C Young SECOND ROW Stuntz M Senne, C Bachman M WI11tES1d8 A Rottler, S Schuknecht, S Allen A Allen, J Trultt, R. Lltterer L Burroughs FIRST ROW C Brmkman J Wltwer J Jewell J Stock G Glass, M Wagner, K Jewell L Barth Beg1nner's Band BACK ROW J Loomer, R. Landers, M Wolters B Barth, K Junker R Kmght D Ruffrxdge THIRD ROW D Van Raden M Backer, B F1sher D Barnett W Busma, B Hxtes G Kehoe SECOND ROW F Stubbe D Wex land N Hesalroad S Brmkman FIRST ROW M Ipsen, T Parks Dance Band STANDING M I-htes R Crooks J Kretzschmar D Mur phy THIRD ROW B Mead L Busma E K1ngery,D McW11l1ams C IVIRJEWSKI J Kmgery, D Reed SECOND ROW S Rottler J Hoben J Spratt L Butler S Clark C Tatum FIRST ROW J L1ndell E Busse G Kxngery R Moser L Jackson . l , a a , o 0 , - I , a . , u . . I , - . -- , ' , , . u I . . , n - . . I , , - . I , f n , 1 0 u '- , . - , . . I , . n Q , . . , . . n , . . , . , , . . . , . . -- . . , . 1 , . ' , . l . -' - , . . , . , . A l y l I -' I , O '- , f , . I - 4 . . , - , u , . 0 5 J I , n . I . . , ' . ., U . . . . , . , o , . , . , ' - ' ' ' 7 ' 1 ' ' v . , . . JUNIOR CLASS PLAY FATHER KNOWS BEST C3 Lu-v g-jx The Juntor class play FATHER KNOWS BEST was gtven October 28 Wtth Bruce Mead as Father th1s play was bound to be a success Ltnda Busse was reahsttc as the mother and the teenagers were all very natural tn thetr portrayals ltght hearted aspects of famtly lrfe The cast en Joyed gtvtng tt and the audtence seemed to enjoy watchrng tt The element of surprtse tn thts play was the fact that Lee Schmttt became 111 the mght before the play Ronnre Crooks learned hrs ltnes over mght and went on to play the part perfectly the ntght of productron 44 This was a rollicking comedy about the more . . . . L f SENIOR CLASS PLAY GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES 5 Wu GEINTLEMEN PREFER BLOIxDES was the senror class play grven Aprrl 3 Thrs IS the three act play adapted from Anrta Loos famous book by the same name GEINILEMEIN PREFER BLGINDLS rs a fresh and llvely comedy about two delrghrful grrls blonde and a brunette sent to Europe to rmprove therr minds Actually they are rnterested only ln huntrng a husband Thrs play was drfferent because 5? of the authenuc clothes of the 1920 perrod that were worn The whole cast became expert at ad lrbbrng even rn the face of the scenery fallrng off the stage' I-or thrs reason they wrll never forget the boat scene when the rarlrng fell off the boat rnto the water The cast celebrated afterwards wlth a przza party at Crarg Burroughs ali VN ,x in if H V f UN 3 4 V 4, . , X as ly Q 3 r , y E Q l . -x Q' y D L . . f 15 r i ix, 1.1 I ? 1? A S 4, 6 t . . . . - - . . . , ana 3 'Q 1 in . . , SPEECH One Act Play Student Dlrector D Reed Cast J Fletcher,L Jackson S Barte1s,M Allrson DEBATE Negatrve Afflrmatrve B M d ea andJ Backer K Parks andJ Kmght 3 f ' Humorous Readmgs M Gersema and L N1elsen u Dtstnct Drvmonu D Wxsxon est C 1-Str Cont admg Umor onteSt lot mailc Re O a X J Hetchei B useiga I Q 5 Qnww Oratorlcal Declam L W111ramson,Interpret1ve Readmg R Kepple L Jackson Radro Speak mg C Burroughs I - I A : . , : . . , Q 'fi ,Q , 'fu ' if- E ' B we 'W' B 'T Q 4 , , A , , rf :gf if , I ' , S .K l ., , X . . ' - , f ' H D . , M dug - f F- J Q- -u 'Q 'X lb L B , . 4 E 5 ' 1 ,. 5 L L o ,, ' 1 ' A As r . n , . , I - GREENE F. F. A. CHAPTER FRONT ROW D Botterbrodt D Ott R Martzahn L Gabe C Lltterer J Klunder SECOND ROW M Peters H Martzahn, R Reed D Brmkman B Cheney D Rottmk D Marsh THIRD ROW G Tmdall S Lltterer R Wells D Cllkeman I. Butzlaff S Roose D Kelm D Dralle D Lltterer Membershlp ln F F A thls year totals twenty two The Chapter rteelvtd a bllvtr ratmblorpart14.1pat1on m the State Corn Harvest Safety Program Daxld Botterbrodt rettwed a Gold ratmb rn the Sub Dlstrxct Conttat m publlc speakmg The F F A Foundatxon awards were g1V6I1 to the followmb Dtnms Ott for Star Chapter Farmer Davld Botterbrodt for Publlc Speakmg and Farm Mechanics Davld Rottmk for Dany Farmmg, and Harlan Martzahn for Farm Safety : . , . , . , . ' , . , . . : . , . . , . , . , . , . . I . , . ' . x x . 3 J ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - r ' r - v ' - , H NJ f . ' ,' - ' ' .- ' ' ' ' V ' 5 l y- 1 A x ' ' , ' . ' - . ' ' ,' . ' 1 , 7 Y Y Y- . I - 2 . ,W a 'Sv -ff . , - ' I Th . R, A .QQ en 'WY' ,-hx , + hx: 'W If , l , ! H , .. U., records in all business endeavor is stressed. individual with general interpretation of law principles. writing that is much quicker than the ordinary longhand writing. cription. The second semester is spent in taking office style dictation, typing, general practice in shorthand and working in offices downtown in a cooperative training program. while part of anyone's education. s SJ t G 3,3-Q. . '., -Y.. Ni, 1 f - , Taking dictation Using the tape recorder In Bookkeeping the importance of keeping good The course in Business Law is designed to acquaint the The purpose of Shorthand is to leam a system of The first semester of Stenography is spent on trans- In Typing we leam a usable skill, which is a worth- Transcribe . . 48: QS L f fl Good posture is very important Typing Charts and bunnies Contestants at typing contest John Ph1111p Sousa Award Carol Tatum Denms Ott and Davrd Botterbrodt Stenography Jamce Kmgery AWARDS cs ,TN 1...- SCHOLARSHIP Qfour yearsl 1 Carol Tatum 1 06 2 Darlys Sm1th 1 09 1958 1959 Darlys Smlth Carol Tatum 1 00 Jeanette Wlrth, Lorene Butler 1 14 Don Van Dyke 1 25 Lmda Jackson 1 40 Sally Bartels 1 42 Mary Boller Sophomores 1 Carol Crosby 1 34 2 Steve Rottler 1 47 3 Donna Reed 1 53 Freshmen 1 Paul Burroughs Judy Hrldebrand 1 15 Jane Vorghts 1 37 B111 Ipsen 1 5 Erghth 1 Phxllp Polley 2 Daryl Flscher Janet Frddrck Seventh 1 Martha Stuntz 2 T1m Bramer 3 B111 Thompson Semors Junlors Arn encan Hrstory Award Ronald Crooks Amencan Hxstory Award Ur High, Ph1ll1p Pooley Intematlonal Relatlons Dlane Murphy Danforth Foundatlon Awards Jeanette Wrrth, Don Menken Anon Award Jeanette W1rth John Ph1l1p Sousa Award Carol Tatum Industrial Arts Knothole Award Don Menken F F A I-'oundatron Awards Chapter Star Fanner Dems Ott Publxc Speakmg Davld Bottexbrodt Farm Mecharncs Dav1d Botterbrodt Farm Safety Harlan Martzahn Dany Farmmg Dav1d Rottmk Annual Commerc1al Awards Typmg Mary Boller, Dean Bnnkman land Butler, Carol Tatum Shorthand Mary Boller Karen Roll Stenography Janrce Kxngery Annual Awards Don Menken, Darlys Smrth, Pat G1bson Werland Vrrgnua Bruns Senror Scholarshrps Craxg Burroughs, Iowa State College Don Menken, Iowa State Teachers Colleg Sherman Needhan, Iowa State College Darlys Smxth Luther College Jeanette Wrrth, Luther College Busse Lorene 50 11112 E ! 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Foundation Awards American Bar Associationg C-itizenship: CaroI Tatum l : . 1 l 3' 1 : I 1 Q 1 ' l , J 1 a n , I Y AWARDS Science Awards Bausch and Lomb Senior Scholastlc Award Sherman Need ham Science Key Cralg Burroughs Mathematrcal Association of Amerrca Award Craig Burroughs Charles Palmer Dav1s Medal Award Daryl Shook Speech fsecond yearj Jann Fletcher Qfust yearjBruce Mead Jerry Backer, Jerry Knight, Kenneth Parks Cheerleaders fsecond yearjV Bruns, S Eckhoff J Hennmg S Merfeld M Squ1res S Townsley ff1rstyearjM An drews, E Daub Vocal Music ffourth yearJC Tatum, J Wirth fthird yearj S Bartels L Butler L Jackson C Litterer, B Mead, Smxth, G Sm1th,D Van Dyke Qsecond yearjM Alllson J Backer, R Crooks M D1tchen,J Fletcher, D Foster E Freeseman, J Henning, B I-hldebrand, B Junglxng M Kock J Kretzschmar, R Moser, D Murphy, N Need ham, K Parks P Pooley M Roose, L Santee, L SCl'lJ'D1tt Taylor, J Wexland ff1xstyearjM Andrews, S Andrews, Buttjer,B Cheney S Clapham, B Crooks D Dralle Edwards L Glbson M Glaspie J Hauser, C Herman Hildebrand J Hoben D Junker G Kmgery K Knapp Merfeld J McQueen, N Needham, S Ott, K Parks Payne S Rottler J Van Dyke J Vorgts, S Weiland Wrlliamson, P Wharton Instrumental Music ffourth yearjL Busse, L Butler S Clark R. Crooks C Majewski R. Moser D Reed S Rottler C Tatum fth1rdyearjM Allxson L Busma C Crosby J Hoben, L Jackson, G Kmgery J Kmgery J Kreu schmar, J Lindell D McWilliams, B Mead K Parks J Spratt J Weiland, K. Wiegman, R Wells fsecondyearj V Brinkman, M I-Iites D Hudson E Kingery D Mur- phy, N Needham, P Pooley, L Prunty B Taylor, D Wunsch Qfirst yearjD Cheney S Clapham D Deines M Lindell D Matwyuk S Ott F Senne, C. Shultz, E. Starkweather M. Stnmtz, J Voigts, L Williamson Sports: Girls' Basketball Awards fsecond yearj S Bartels M Boller, L Busse L Goodsell C Tatum. ffirst yearlM Allison, R Boller S Curtis D Reed, M Roose, S Roose J Spratt fmanagerjJ White Football: fthird yearJB Barth J Brinkman, D Menken Peters D Shook fsecond yearJB Hildebrand C Grend- ler B Maxwell J. Menken, B Myers R Ray D Stubbe fiirst yearJJ Backer, C Burroughs L Gabe R. Kepple M Mead, B Mead D Ott L Schmitt, R Slocum Nelson fmanagerjJ Barth Basketball: fsecond yearjB Barth, C Grendler, D Menken B Teeple D Van Dyke. Qfirst yearjC Burrouglu Baseball: fthird yearQB Barth, J.Wharton fsecond yearj T. Green, L Gabe, D. Stubbe Qfirst yearj J. Backer, K.Barth J Klunder D Marsh Track: Qsecond yearjC Burroughs C Grendler,B Kepple D Menken, J Menken, R Slocum. ffirst yearjB Barth Kingery G. Landers, M. Mead, K. Parks R. Ray, S Rot- tler G. Smith D Wunsch 51 Arlon Award Jeanette Wirth Salutatorian--Darlys Smith Valedictorian--Carol Tatum Science Award Shen-nan Needham FIRST ROW: L. Neymeyer, R. Butzlaff, D. Weichers, C. Neymeyer.,-A. Eggena. SECOND ROW: J. Eggena, C. Hurd, R. Weichers, L. Weichers, J. Butzlaff, M. Hurd. Louise Rausch 4? FIRST ROW: N. Kingery S. Allan, S. Shultz, D. Reed, L. Kingery, D. Shultz. SECOND ROW: L. Debner, D. Steere, M. Marsh, J. Kingery, D. Steere. RURAL SCHOOLS Bessie Beard FIRST ROW: M. Strecker, B. Net- tleton, S. Pyatt, D. Gabe, G. Bon- zer, S. Pyatt. SECOND ROW: N. Shultz, G. Schroedermeier, B. Bon- zer, V. Schroedermeier, C. Shultz, L. Mull, J. Tack. Helen Van Raden .-3 Merle Stevenson FIRST ROW: P. Rover, K. Landers, M. Uhlenho L Tack R. Steere PP, - C. Landers. SECOND ROW: L. Lani ders, P. Klunder, M. Rover, B. Johnson, J. Rover, B. Landers, B. Steere. Lula Smith RURAL SCHOOLS FIRST ROW: D. Peters, M. Smith, M. Peters, R. Miller, D. Gersema, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: C Smith, L. Foster, D. Lan- ders, J. Burroughs, J. Smith, B. Gersema, J. Landers. Marian Whiteside Sf qu.:- 'Q ve' FIRST ROW: D. Reints Schafer, J. Shultz, N. Reints, J. Schafer. SEC- OND ROW: D. Kock, D. Schafer, R. Shultz, D. Krull, G. Schafer. r P 7'- In RURAL SCHOOL FIRST ROW: D. Stotler, R. Siemon H. Steere, A. Martzahn, M. Steere. zahn, S. Clapham, J. Siemons, R. Siemons. NOT SHOWN: M. Ott. S SECOND ROW: D. stoner, D. Mm- an-sv' Dorothy Dreier KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: D. Moser, J. Brinkman, H. Brinkman, J. Klassi, R. Riggins, D. Hauser. SECOND ROW: C. Ebling, M. Dix, L. Hites, R. Cheney, M. Ennen, R. Adams, L. Schafer. THIRD ROW: L. Lester, K. Kehoe D Steere, L. Kingery, P. Shultz, R. Majewski, R. McGee, R. Stuntz. NOT SHOWN: W. Johnson, .Menken. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: S. Nordmeyer, C. Johnson, K. Jacobson, R. Knight, R. Tack. SECOND ROW: D. Eimers, M. McRobe11s, J. Shultz, D. Martzahn, A. Landers, R. Ipsen. THIRD ROW: P. Kelly, B. Allen, D. Pattschull, L. Hamilton, L. Miller, S. Maxson, K. LaCoste. NOT SHOWN: G. Folkerts, D. Frascht, B. Litterer, R. Truitt, J. Weiland. 5 Marjorie Enabnit 54 I S .J ...K .4 . an ., I ,4 v f ' J. ,Q .T ' if' , I r If N I if F XQTA1 ff f Z ,Eff -Y , Y J! 1 xmv vw IL- I V nf if ' . 1 ffl I ' 14- 'YW 'Nw M 'fs ,K I ' LW i 'JM ,,,. iffy' , 'K -, 1'-2' I had 'Q H , , A X, . ' A CMJ! 37 , 'ff V 4 ' H 1 Q K ' 9 x ' f ,Y , 4 Q Q 4:-4 . 2 'W ' 5, .. . fi gf 'F , f 5 f gs I K E '- YQ? .gg fy ,, , V, H ,E ..4.,. Q. ., QQ ' ,K qv Q x -I' V f' .f 'llslgv .y 3 . fl N, , , . 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' ' V' 'H ' . 1 5 2 ' 2 - A A 4 n V :Y K4 '79 5 we V A, I ,A 5, Uv- l ,4 ,L fr, A K, .px M I 1 'I KE: Q4 'I if Q Q QQ ez' E s '- e 2 1- 5 , gg- Q 'Y 5' A- M, .5 5 'f V 'Z '5 .- Av , T5 IL V, aa' Qu if ,f ff, ' 52 - H :Q H EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW R Shultz G Roeder B Thompson, G Litterer D Jewell A Marsh M Whiteside K Raymond T Teeple M Schoenfeld SECOND ROW M Bruns, J Bruns D Krull F Menken, D Poppe, M Litterer D Wieland S Steere, G Peters S Steere M Wagoner S Spratt THIRD ROW T Bramer K Bobst J Gersema, P Hamilton D Wiltse N G1bSOD,M Ellis, B Reed J Crosby, L Cheney, J Hurd M Ennen FOURTH ROW R Backer, M Stuntz J White P Walker M Wells N Needham D Vxers, B Silvey, V Brunsma J Brinkman J Stauffer L Reed J Wharton Paul Lewison Janet Barnhart '. if Jerry Eimers SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: M Hites H Barth, D Eckhoff G. Stauffer L Steere E. Vvorley J Backer L. Glaspie R Stewart K Tindall C Shultz N. Wiegman, D. Cheney. SECOND ROW: B Wirth G Day B. Clike- man, B. Ray, F. Miller, S. Mead, P Mead, G. Krull, S Senne, D. Schrage, V. Brinkman, F. Serme, M. Squires, N. Myers. THIRD ROW: J. Fiddick, B. Steere, J. Jacobs, R. Jepsen, S. Maxwell, D. Matwyck M. Lindell, D. Deines, B. Roeder, R. Whiteside, C. Busse, C. Behnke, E. Kingery, L. Landers, J. Backer, J. Klunder. FOURTH ROW: P. Pooley, J. Reed, M. Jewell, G. Weichers, D. Fischer, L. Krull, G. Rottler, L. Poe, D. DeBerg, D. Wolf, L. Prunty, D. Albrecht, K. Bur- roughs, M. Alexander, C. Steere. NOT SHOWN: K. Shreve, N. Kaiser. Florence Tatum Maribeth Weiss August Grendler Nurse Janitor SCHOOL PERSONNEL Y Marjorle Wolters Jo M3JeWSkl Francis Crendler Secretary Secretary Playground Supervxsor 6- Leola Potter Esther Menken Kathry Teeple Freda Wexg man Cooks FIRST ROW R. Tor D Wxldman, D Barth SECOND ROW P Schrage G Shaf fer S Pond, H Mason, J Henmng SITTING V Hams Bus Dnvers 59 BUS? I rp. F 17 Zrifi NLE 'XX 15323. 4 ya . 7 , n X 1 x T . PM -r v L nowske, V. Kingery, if , ' , ' ' mi- F., n ,vliqlg Q.- . I K ' V f.,, ' ' ' ' . ' , . . ' V V' wk V . 1' . : i , '-I . ' 3 7 THANK YOU In recognition of the financial backing given to the GREENE AND WHITE we extend our sincere thanks to the business firms and professional men and women of Greene. Alex Wunsch 8- Sons Calvin Kelley Real Estate 8 Ins Willey s Clothing Jewell Feed Service United Telephone Company of Iowa Greene Produce Co Pooley Lumber Co. Greene Motor Co Bert Pooley, Inc Gabe 8. Hamilton Implement Mead Drug Farmers Co operatlve Creamery Ass n Maxson Frudden Lumber Co Cliff Burroughs, Investments I' I G MacLeod B 8. W Grocery nemmlng Super Service Dr B V Andersen Albrecht Hatchery 8. Feed Mrll Wllllams Mortuary Dr J T Trurtt Walker Temple Teeple Service Station Bull Potter Please U Market Gene Nettleton, Ins 8. Auctloneerlng Moreys West Slde Grocery Blarr Moffett McRoberts Implement Co Maxson Cleaners Max Kent Ipsen Electric Service Interstate Power Co Hoben 8. Drees Waldman Cate John Van Eschen Wayne Thomason H D Teeters T 81 M Cuties Service Station M K Sperry Merlyn Schrock Startweather Garage Magewsku Standard Service Ross 8- Barnett Pyle Livestock Co Dr P C Peck Mel s Raduo 81 TV Service Dale McRoberts Lyle Maxson Sinclair Bulk Mathers Body Shop Gene Magewskn Agent Bathke Cal Co Harrlsons Hamilton Furniture Greene Recorder Greene Limestone Co Greene Farm Equip 8. Agn Greene Cafe James Graven Gamble Store Flrst State Bank East Side Texaco Dralles Davis Texaco Onl Co Vera Davis, Avon Clark Nursing Home Claire Curtis, Insurance Lloyds Repair Servrce Dr R F Ladwlg Francis Knapp Implements Klassl Motor Co Vlvlan Kungery Farm Servlc Co op Iva s Beauty Shop Hates Beauty Salon Hilltop Machine Shop Hansen Weldrng Shop Grlner Hotel Judge Henry Graven Farmers Elevator and Feed Dorothy s Beauty Shop Curtis Hardware Corner Dress Shop Bellows Barber Shop Paul Beguelln Contracting M I . 7 . . . . ll! . . . ' '. 'c.Co I o . . . I Y . I I . Wx , N 1 WWE? H 'If ry 'WM' ,,,- 'd'r tw W iff' fx af, ' waxy Q , ! if Q 1 , . f -..,,,- , ,Q :Y 9 4- 1 k 1 r 2 ' .2 ' ,, if ' 5 I a-sjllf, . Your school days have ended, A. The last bells have rung, i dl? K ' 5. ,asv The speeches are over, T The songs are all sungg Will you remember the faces so dear, ly yn Of all your school friends, So far and so near? If in the future your memory does falter . . Nj Was it Sherman or Don, Dennis or Walter? Open your yearbook and live over again, Your wonderful school days from Memory Lane. 4, y yyyl l y , y so?i,es s 3 ii. y y yyery s y it s tf r v A .- af, . A Y. . . ' r ' it as V .sa -5, , , M T In k K . , kfgxgvyy K+ AW , hm, ' wiser! V ' , 3 .,1w...f., mf L+- ' '