Grinnell High School - Grinnellian Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Q' Olqy -fi-at Wxth the realtzatlon that we are st111 very young 1n heart and expertence wtth the knowledge that wtth thexr counsel there IS yet peace and love and a deeper calmer fatth for us to seek we gratefully dedtcate thts the 1955 GRINNELLIAN toour mothers and fathers :'.. nflgmh .71 ,N 4: J gg' ft A ' 3 'hcl , J' n A , A , ?-,i,,r .V ' 5, .. :st ' ,I A 'L AWS- , ' ' t '- . -uw . .I A 'a-. 1. .,- - .4 Y' , -1 -' f , I ,. . 5 1 ,l . , .nA.4ri3 W' X .4 W-x Q - - - uv , 1 rv -il ff-6, Q yu, A114 ,Q k N , K 5 3 . ,..,. A, ,, I I I I l 1 . J f Y n 4 Y f IIN :af f gi' FE z x nr 0 Q , Z ' - 1 .1 , '. 2 1 , , 1' 4- ' ' 3,-as ,L .ex ,sw ' Jfwwf QQ 1 JL 'A R -4,3 iii, ff' K 3 A . j,,jEv'z41-. .g L' 3. y ., .Mg l X ,R 'K ax! IVIT C I . . , , 'ggi 3152 5' , w. N 1 -1- XXESL :S fl , - is ,.ffi.wigi? . HOMECOMING This year's Homecoming was one of the biggest and most successful in the history of the school. It started out with a bang on Thursday night with a big pep rally and snake dance at Davis School. On Friday there was the usual pep as- sembly and then the Homecoming parade af- ter school. Many high school organizations, with the help of local merchants, entered floats in the parade. The Queen and her attendants rode in flashy convertibles, fol- lowed by the floats, the team, the band and pep club, and the student body. That night the Tigers were hosts to Osky. The crowning of the Homecoming Queen took place at half time. Orenelensen became 1954 Queen with Nancy Ullrich, Bev Hanson, Dotty Rayl, and Marilyn Lauber as attendants. The Queen's radiance affected the fortunes of the Tigers. They came out victorious, 27 - 13. After the game was the annual Home- coming, and this time, victorious, dance. Courtesy of VOGUE BEAUTY SALON G P A A 1 ' f 'RX 1 4 I I 4 .R Vi., lx' TIGERS HAVE BEST SEA This year was a very successful one in GHS football. With the winning of their first conference football game in eight years as the main headline, the defenders of the Orange and Black finished strong with a victory string of three intact. Prior to the Oskaloosa game their luck seemed to rim in the wrong channels, but after a convincing victory it seemed to change directions and flow the right way, After the teamgot rolling, they did a very good job of living up to their namesake the TIGER. ROW ONE: Gerry Ross, Frank James, Hollis Sisco, Chuck O'Brien, John Thomann, Scott Sherwood, Rick Ramsey. ROW TWO: Fred Johnson, Larry Wallace, Dick Wells,Larry Kriegel, Chuck Reeves, Bob Thomazin, Sharp Lannom, Butch Fuller, Dennis Evans, Burdette Abel, Larry Ellis. ROW THREE: Jim Swaney, Gary Lincoln, Roger Larsen, Dick Norris, Danny Hillman, Clair Mc Griff, LaVerne Latchem, Bill Robison, Don Stoker, Daryl Locker, Ben See. ROW FOUR: Stan White, Worthin Grattin, Chip Gibson, Jim Niner,Ray Pearson, CarrollTay1or, Paul Phillips. w This page sponsored by COAST TO COAST 'fin Q 5 . 24 -i' 8 4B 'Z' T5 5 u an 1 shi' ! : C 0 1 wg ended woisxex Kfdxxvy soc- -Qsixs ima f.-fx-Q0 so o4evaXX 505. P, qvdgox 'owdxcaq Q00 rfxeqpocvgveo, Q00 qw-3 1xxgcge6CXC, ivelxs 'Voc 'ixgess 'vSxXe,6 xo X651- 'ive Qixgvexx 'ikgoxs oe,ssKoX b'aQbo'Q0aXX swsoo seoosis oi sm M95 wb moe Xos Qxofleb xo 'oe Q06 Xue? oi 'odxgvx M9009 Qgsxxesx g0w'oeQwgQ5 'B' . Qwclxog KKQ9 ko fa coxxiaxmce, xeootd wigi- -29502, vixqxs wb sef1o0Xosses, x9.,6X gawe, 'om iowa mx xgoqxeselwo gvoqixwq, ov Q96 'ooxve oovikw 0, Whoo svsxe, xoosoaqvem QYNS soXXe,6 axoxxxb, -QM 'ixgexs vlem Qxoogi '02f'woq,Xoxx9sxoo 'ioXe,6so aqxcfiaqva. sax QQ, 9 'ao XO 0 Xi xo -ye, Ax 1099 oov ok' coz 45540 voq Q10 oo ' sdxox Co urtesy of LA R os NEW s ST AN D 'S H3 'f Nr , J . i 1 wr' fi in CURT I SEATED- John AIN Cl. UB PRO VIDES ,A 1, . Norton, Harriet Penquite, Mike McNally. ROW ONE: Gordon Canfield, Mr. Hatch, Janice Frazier, Gretchen Mart, Ruth Holmes, Gary Menges, Kare1Lindenmayer, John Thomann, Barbara Fritz, Sandra Miner. ROW THREE: Cai-Iene Shockley, Lois Hamman, Connie Vogt, Jerry Mo Clenon. ROW FOUR: Dennis Evans, Jack Byers, Jim Cunningham. ,,-shea. 'AEM' d by Sponsore ET MARK UNITED FOOD nroe, John Mc- .. ARKIN' H Play' SP LEFT- From me one Phil Snodgraijglgsd I 5lGran - a I 0 by E' P. Cogklfickean discuss lolyritznand Mike nlvian Terr ere Bal-bafa MCN31-W' one act play given dns . F reShman Qc I if F Zm 551 --.1 ? if 23 8 Q 'fl ...f 'iss -I . ,A N SCHOOL A LADY BY EXAMPLE, ENCOURAGEMENT AND INSTRUCTION, OUTSIDE LECTURERS AND EXPERTS AS WELL SEATED Mrs Kurth DarleneCanf1eld Bev Hanson Barb Harris STANDING Orene Jensen Ruth Holmes Char Vogel Miss Mitchell Saundra Miner THE CABINET A service to the girls is the YW Room. Here Linda Rob- The YWGH is an asset to GHS in many ways. The cabinet hands out classification cards at the begin- ning of each semester, sponsors bi- weekly programs, hasaparty for new students to get acquainted, and has a special event for each class. They also are responsible for decorating the Christmas tree in the main hall. The girls also send cards to those people in high school who are sick and give a rose to each teacher on his birthday. inson Joan Green, Lois Laymiller, and Mary Williams are Courtesy of looking at a picture given to the school in honor of the late DR. H. R. SUECHTING Julia B Wheeler for her faithful sponsorship ofthe organization. Optometrist EVERY GIRL IN HIGH IS THE GOAL OF THE Y.W.G.H AS HIGH SCHOOL PEOPLE, THIS END IS ATTAINED. SERVICE TO SCHOOL IS ALSO STRESSED. SEATED Gretchen Mart Judy Brown Terry McKean Connre Vogt STAND ING Mlss H111 M1ssM1tche11 Mrs Horn Car1eneShock1ey Mary McNally SQUAD LEADERS 'l' Each year the YW IS rn charge of a Chrrstmas program for the school Thxs year the program featured Nauvrty scenes wrth RICHARDSON PHELPS LUMBER C0 background musrc by the chorr Where Your Home Begins SEA 'ban Ru LMC D' Mary th Holm D Ifejs Neu eS' CLOU er, Ga 'Dann arrfet TED gp f ry ' M . pe D 0,217 Nor! Menges afle KO Uqultet 1 On I Jud gel' MIS ' Lee YB ' Ka S C Crue 17 fown '61 Lind Oo ' R H au ' Ca 617 O pr, Ue '77-2 O B He Ye Ng. urde,-te Ajflockleil ROW fo . - c el DO 8.21117 S Wo enflenon a Fate Sy erk rr gnes T e t 111 O ORANGE AND The ORANGE and BLACK is published twelve times yearly by members of the c rea tive writing class and an assistant staff. The publications is financed by subscrip- tions and bake sales. Pencils are sold twice each year by the staff to pay for its annual chicken supper in the spring. This year the staff had special issues for our vic torio us homecoming and Christmas. This year the paper was Linder the editorship of Ruth Ann Holmes with Harriet Penquite as assistant ed- itor. James Swaney and Ronnie Gates covered sports events, while Agnes Hillman and Carlene Shockley were the business editors. Courtesy of IOWA, STRAND, AND DRIVE-IN Theaters H H an In 1 an RE' Air White JJQUT Ognle Oun b l O Gare g eel, Dobe av '3,,'7', T5a -7 Hrliz' Qs D MEA BIACKITWS cT'v A ABOVE: Members of CIRCLE: Kell! M au ve Writing el and fOl1l1 M 61100. ROW ONE' Jud . If-iren Peder-Yen, Linda Carter, Na y Rutherford, Bollnfe Slreck, K-iren Te1ryMcKe-111, Melvin Cbynga Jeane ire M-irqllafdi, D Golild, Jim Se arson lhe cre ' class, erk CCI L H00 LINES sc llze Senior O :Q B staff. Staff Photographers. DY g e SPOMCE AG IN SEY RAM ncy Gove, Sandra Porter. ROW T Hughes, Sh-irlene Lincoln. Karen Ross . ROW T1'HQ5-E? Darlene Lealnlng, Bi! ' C -Rrlene Canfield, Grelc11enMirt, Mary ers. ROW FOUR- BevBeason, Carol Char Vogel, M ong, E ' Seel-and WO: Marcia Seller , Barb Harris, Margarerlfuerst lie ollins, Jackie Jones, Sara Norris, McNally, Pat Schafer, M-irgdret Blllloclr, Kay Shultz, kay Grafii Virgefle Bavarian, Larry Puls, Roger Charles Fuller Marry Kee La Vern Latchaln. 11 . 1 I -J , f, in - h 1' ' -P'-L M-, J V L2 . ' 2 D qf4H,N 0 I1 QL. wk I N A ' ' fn: 4' ' ' ' ' if ' V4 gwxwz' D Q 3 , ' F A N 2 N ! 'gif 'llfif 3 g lx JW 4 I N ' ,fi A - '41 .. 'Agfa if fr- Y 'f N 'IQ L ,X OM ,, A Ax 'rf . ' ' . n' X3 0- -lu' in I ...A 3. .Ax . ix Av A' ai- afx K . 7 A 7: -- I gp . ggE'v,' 1 . ,. ' H 't f V GRINNELL HIGH SCHOOL 5 , 5 5 , '1 b ' ' . -Q 3 Q sf 42 Q f f 4 x H' ' T Q A ' ,E A -- S 1 : -W'.,'7 , 1 D iw I L -I if g- . . MARCHING BAND THE BAND IS PRESENT FOR The Grinnell High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Luckenbill, is open to competent music students from junior-high up. Pre-band training is obtained by private lessons and by participation in grade and junior band. Competition for position in the band is keen. First chair positions are held only by those have mastered the fundamentals of their instrument. The Band is called upon not only for most school functions, but also for participation in city celebra- tions, National Holidays, and most local dog fights. In summer, most members of the band play in the Thursday Evening concerts in Central Park. PSU U' NECESSARY ? Ano Ab A lm Eighty-five excited Band Members stood on Grinne1l's railroad platform anxiously awaiting the 8:13 train. It was August 19, and they were heading for a week-end in Chicago. The en- thusiastic band students and their chaperones stayed at the Hotel CroYd0H. and from Ihtre T-00k several sightseeing tours of the city. The Aquarium, the Museum of Natural History, Chinatown and Skid Row were points of interest that the group visited. Sat- urday morning a practice was held to prepare the band for their evening V performance at Soldiers' Field. Sunday was spent in various MW MSW' L 954 - -f--.. CHK' 16141 111' p15 ways gsome attended the pro -baseball game, while others went for a ride on the lake, swimming or shopping. n-Wo spread sponsored by SUPI-R MARKET Iowa. K As the group returned to Grinnell memories were good remains of a wonderful trip. Tired but happy, Grinnell was awelcome sight for the Band members. CHOIR IS ONE OF THREE IOWA GROUPS A S ROW ONE: Nancy Gove, Sandra Porter Glenda Ferneau Sara Norris Barb Fritz Deloris Sam mons, Bonnie Streck, Terry McKean Marty Keeney Emily Seeland Lo1sLaym1l1er Sharlene Lincoln, Karen Ross, Sherry Hagen Harriet Penquite Linda Carter Judy Rutherford Kay Graff Marcia Sebern, Ollie Caldwell ROW TWO- Melvin Chyma Jim Gould Clair Wilson, Ramsay McKey, Julie Badger, Nancy Adkins Nancy Oelke Dotty Rayl AnnDeLong Mary Williams Karel Lindemayer, Mary McNally Karel Jackson, Ruth Holmes Mary Ransom Char Vogel Seventy-five members of the Grinnell High School dioir, plus several chaperones left on their long awaited trip to Cleveland, Ohio. Boarding the Golden- State Rocket at 3:45 AM, they arrived in Cleveland about 6:30 Friday night. They presented a forty- five minute concert Saturday at 9:00 AM before the North Central Music Educators' Convention. One of the highlights of the concert was a modern dance number, Green Sleeves, presented by several of the choir girls. Following the concert, Mr. David Foltz of the University of Nebraska directed the dioir in clinic work. Several sightseeing trips were planned for Saturday afternoon and Sunday. The Choir began their trip home at 9:00 AM Monday. Progress towards raising S3200 to finance the trip moved rapidly. The last of six bake sales was held Tues- day, March 1, and on March 2nd, a benefit concert was presented to the Grinnell townspeople. The Con- cert consisted of the numbers the choir sang in Cleveland. A Choir-boosters' Bazaar-Auction was held: several gifs were added to the treasury, and many other means were used to finance the trip. This layout sponsored by KONRARDY STUDIO Grinnell Iowa INVITED T0 CLEVELAND MEET Pat Schafer, Barb Harris, Kay Smith, Sherry Adkins, David Palmer. Jim Hotchkin, Terry Beeler. ROW THREE: Duane Claybrook, Harold Arment, Jerry Kellar, Kurt Jorgensen, Paul Ahrens, Scott Sherwood, Gary Menges, Benny See, Charles Fuller, Mike Jackson, Dave DeLong, wayne ' R b' LeR Wal J Sch 'dt Olson, Bob Holmes, Doug State, Paul Phillips, .Terry o ison, oy ters, oe mi , Gordon Canfield, Sharp Lannom, Roger Larson, Dick Norris, Denny Mintle, Howard Raffety, Dale 5 'ef-'ar L. n ls . N , uagk. ni' QS ' . 'P 1'4- gs'f 'w,?,,4i f b: '?Q 2'.f5Q Q5, X s , , f Q-'51 Q Q 1 gg Q Q B515 . JF . M 51, W ZX W E '. gg 5 . . - N,f.4, V ' ' if ' -- - . 3 5, r i ,EQ Y ? 5- ? IJ s 'Tx 1 A KN lx Wfilxbh' be sk 4-4- KAREL LINDENMAYER Vocal Music Accompanist ROW ONE: Duane Claybrook, Dave Palmer, Fred Moore, Chuck Fritz, Scott Sherwood, Gary Menges, Paul Ahrens, Dennis Mintle, Melvin Chyma. ROW TWO: Jerry Kellar, Duane Graham, Ramsey Mc- Kee, Dale Bowman, Benny See, Stan White, Fred Tohnson, Howard Raffety, Terry Beeler, Dick Norris, 3ob Renaud, Sharp Lannom, Charlie Sergeant. ROW THREE: Roger Larsen, Charles Fuller, Bob Holmes, Paul Phillips, Doug State, Dave DeLong, LeRoy Wal- ters, Joe Schmidt, Gordon Canfield. FOR FUN uovs I CHORU 5 SING5 This page sponsored CUNNINGHAM DRUG Tonu. or 7 our Fon Tmxck ...- On February 21 , Coach John Megson issued acall for trackmen. Almost seventy X 'Q high school boys responded. When the GRINNELLIAN went to press, this group ' r .' .T had just begun training, and had not been cut to traveling size. Therefore, the Editors have not identified them. A Q FIRST INTERSCHOOI. MEETS THIS YEAR ft ,gill Maw T ON MAT: C.Tay1or.C. Reeves. ROW ONE: R. Vulstyke, D. Mayo, D. Verwers, R. McKey, R. Sutton, R. Wilson, D. Arment. ROW TWO: F. Rook, I. Mc- Donald, D. Locker, L. Latcham, L. Kriegel, D. Stoker. ROW THREE: L. Courtesy of Sheets, C. Cooper, L. Paul, A. Grartin, PIONEER OIL COMPANY D. Leaming, P. Green, L. Dun, R. Lar- rs rLAsHY FROSHMOR F341 wm HONURS V9 Hg IZNO F71 , EG 5,23 +- 29-'ef ' e .le ROW ONE: Gary Jantz, Chuck Fritz, Gary Lincoln, Larry Ellis, Frank James, Fred Moore, Ramsey McKee, Ronnie Sutton, Ray Tokle, Tom Harris,JoelPrescorr. ROW TWO: Rodney Brown, Gordon Louden, Larry Paul, Wayne Olson. Denny Breneman, Larry Wallace, Sharp Lannom. Dick Norris, Ronn' ' Howard Raffety, Sam Mullins, ROW THREE: KurtJorgenson, Jerry Robiso man, Albert Grartin, Bill Jones, Larry Snider, Larry Reed. ROW ONE: Jim Gould, Joel Pre ROW TWO a D scott, Larry Ellis, Lowell H0ckett . Sam Mullins, Denny Brenem n raska, Frank James, Coach, U. W. ie Wilson, n, Paul Green, Danny Hill- , Paul Ahrens, Aron Corbin, Dick an, Wayne Olson, Dave Adkins, Jerry Robison, Jim weeks. EE AND Courtesy of J' HONOR G LETTERMEN SERVE THEIR SCHOOL .af . ROW ONE: Paul Ahrens, Jim Swaney, Hollis Sisco, Roger Pederson, Ronnie Gates, Gerry Ross, Stan White, Rick Ramsey, Ronnie Krumm, Mr. Pease, ROW TWG Clair McGriff, Chuck O'Brien, Scott Sherwood, Chuck Reeves, Larry Mi1J.hollin, Sharp Lannom, John Thomann, Bob Thomazin, Charles Fuller. ROW THREE: Daryl Locker, Chip Gibson, Tom Sanger, Mike Jackson, John Norton, Carroll Taylor, Paul Phillips, Ray Pearson, Dave DeLong, Bill Robison, Denny Evans. K Honor G Officers: President, Jim Swaneyg Vice-President, Stan White, Secretary-Treasurer, Ronnie Gatesg Sergeant-at-Arms, Dave DeLongg Ad- visor, Mr. Pease. 1 5' Courtesy of The Honor G operates the concession stand at home football PRESTONS CLOTHING CORNER SSIUCS. This page sponsored by MATHEW DRUG STORE, Grinnell, Iowa. ROW ONE: John Thomann, Lee Gruenhaupt, John McClenon, Kent Merkel, Barb Fritz, Kay Graff, Mike McNally, Jim Cunningham. ROW TWO: Charles Sergeant, Harriet Penquite, Gretchen Mart, Alan Merkel, Mary McNally, Sara Norris, Kay Lindenmayer, Mr. Penne. ROW THREE: Denny Evans, Kathy Palmer, Kay Craig, Pat Flanagan, Ann DeLong, Mary Ransom, Pat Cogley, Charlotte Strand, Barbara Edwards, Sherry Adkins. HE GRINNELLIAN IN CONTINUOUS PUBLICATION FOR FIFTY YEARS, is published by a staff of thirty. The staff is drawn from the three top classes in high school, and this year was headed by Barbara Fritz. All photos in this year's book were taken by the staff photographers ex- cept the senior portraits and three very large groups. The GRINNELLIAN is self-supporting, pages are pur- A chased by each organization pictured, subscriptions are sold to the student body, merchants underwrite part of the cost of each page, and reprints are sold by the darkroom service. Harriet Penquite was business manager, Dennis Evans and Charles Sargent were in charge of subscriptions and merchant sponsor solicita- tion, while Kent Merkel as head photographer was in charge of a large staff of assistants. X -w-p- I Ez l I 1 ' Il l 1 i 1 R ll. A 'a ward XX' Sn Kyle Caxdgiaillle SOZZX' ' V 'A KN ovii C?ag.n1eX1'O,Xa Pswzmqvioa ' 1 VO VW pe- RON Mid Sebgiiln Leagh Giafxi. Shavhv wc, .., l -. A. X X Q, . A 4 'r ' w 'X' gixen Xie' Kai pkg SOxjCe Cain? T i i 9 - -will , 4, it Squ eedixb ?e3Y5O0. Xxxn the D ef 09 90903 XX S O9 Ceoiocng C wc , Cacnwae ,T RO gausiawk GYCXC V am sl waive-fx aww aio ifiavfls' L ' ai tin' ixiiscvaws' B waib it! 0415 M51 1LPvt Viv Q0 W9 'Ai An added attraction this year at the football games was Grin- nell's newly-outfitted Pep Club. The girls performed with the band at the games, marched in the Homecoming parade, and added much to the spirit of the games. The group'spresident, Ollie Caldwell, directed the club's drills and danced at the games. Mrs. Law and Mr. Luckenbill are the sponsors for the Pepsters, who also entertained at Newton and Perry. Courtesy of WOOLEN'S SHOES UXXXXC ' OX 9 V1 'Y Niatxl men WHILE TI-IE FHA DARNS1 ROW ONE: Marjorie Felper, Nance Eames, Kay Myers, Carol Cox, Marilyn Weaver, Marianne Hafkey, Betty Renaud. ROW TWO: Irene Onthank, Annamae Heishman, Lorna Back, Lillian Price, Vanita Plesek, Nona Allen, Darlene Learning, Carolyn Jones, Grace Onthank, Annabelle McDonald, Dora Mae Coop. ROW THREE: Linda Louden, Mary Nichols, Agnes Harris, Audrey Criswell, Phyllis Gildersleeve, Carol Lidka, Carole Adkins, Mary Ann Palmer, Karen Peterson, Terry McKean, Linda Lidka, Barbara Simpson, J oyoe Pearson, Mrs. Norris. ROW FOUR: Carol Schultz, Marie Wilderdyke, Edna Wright, Ruthann McDonald, Judy Brown, Grace Wittr0D. Julie Badger, Mary Arthur, Judy Renaud, Donna Larsen, Linda Larsen. The Future Homemakers of America meet once each month. They have many worthwhile pro- jects benefiting both the school and their community. Each Christmas the group packs baskets, and this year, for the first time, observed a Friendship week. In the fall the girls were hostesses for the district FHA convention. Other highlights of the girls' activities include their projects and group parties. SASEQTVQED: D ar Jud UVG: lege L yBI'og,,n. MV-3l11'ta pzflling, K ary Nici? Sgk' G area P 013 Face elef-8 . Maryam Jinrup Terry Sponsored by GEORGE PAINT and APPLIANCE wear, flea, . . mcolq, 151 49? ,5- ,w L, L1 'S . M K 'i .6 XK .' 1 ., . . R .. Q -l A 1 V' . ? 4 P E: kg H: 13. o is jg. Q Q 1 9 4 M Q -v 'an ' 7 f . Q tasty rv 'L' ' ' Y M ff fm! .5 ' 'fi wld 4 , SWE? 1- ll . 5 ,i gf gg, R?95e ,. . -'1 ' xf' I X 4, E 7 mfrrw. Q S Y ' J if 'I . 1 'J XV ,f QF lr , 'Ill .ggi A' HE PEP, CH CL PRES I ENTS A S tkllubifaoza A GRINNELL S I HIGH S Nsp CHOOL P 'Rf rzfmc IN THE AU M T0 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Dee Johnson, Bev Beason, Pat Schafer, Bonnie Snreck. FROSHMORE CHEERLEADERS Anne DeLong, Linda Robison, Sherry Adkins, Pat Flanagan. Courtesy of IOSEPH'S Wm. Joseph, Inc. Q +,,-al 'Q , 1 LEFT O RIG HT 1c,,,e 17 Ped 61-Son Su up e Gusragon Q I Pat F Iam? lgan Judy B10 wnln 8 Twuhng at half ume for the Homecormng game GRINNELI. MAIORETTES ADD SPARKLE T0 SPORTS Thls page sponsored by MCGREGORS FURNITURE fy AA O v J ie? I , . 1 A Q2 -if fs , f F' 6 ' V 1 .1 s 1 X - , Q 5 ti 'V' , 9 9' .,- 9 , A . Q' A 5' f 4, 24 ' , , A .3 i A A, , A 95 A f 9 , -A A All A A :QA w ' yy ' Q . . , fa, 9 K ' 1' F AA 3 f Q- 'Q ,, . X ll, Q' U A 's ,,,,,,b.:, A AA ,mv A U Q- , -.A AA .A Q ' Q 1. ' h . 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I it s I ,, 4 O , , I .C , 4 , '1 LATIN CLUB away f 'I ROW ONE Maurtce Noel hm Ahrens Stella Farmer Nancy Ullrrch Julre Ramsey Ahce Hyde Sandra Prckens Sharon S1mbro Drck Vogel DuaneClaybrook ROW TWO KarenSm1th Karen Dodson Carmen Farley Maxrne Felper Vrcky Shaw Gary Iantz DennyBreneman Dave Palmer Fred Moore ROW THREE Karen Brxeung Alene Hays Karen H1gdon Jerry Robrson Howard Raffety Kurt Iorgenson Lrnda Jones Larry Wallace Camrlle Case ROW ONE Mary Ransom Janrce Frazrer John Wassom Iuanrta Van Donselaar leota Krng Dorothy Srehl Ann DeLong Lrnda Robrnson Dee Mrner ROW TWO Bob Clapp Pat Peak Kathy Palmer Paul Ahrens Sherry Adkrns Lrnda Benson Janet Dexter Ioan Green Lors Lay mrller Mlss Karstens ROW THREE Pat Flanagan Kay Crarg, Marty Keeney Ramsay McKee I Frank James Charlotte Strand Kathy Krllron Mary Wrlhams Barbara Edwards B111 Jones Thrs page courtesy of THRIFTWAY K SHOP REED S SNAC TRA GAMES: I H VG.A.A. . page sponsored by 'I'h1S OR EX ROW ONE: Yvonne Marquardt, Marilyn Weaver, DianeJones, Joyce Pearson, Sandy Miner, Alice Green, Sharon Hughes, Vicky Shaw. ROW TWO: Kay Lindenmayer, Barbara Fritz, Carolyn Esler, Linda Benson, Joyce McCamment, Barbara Simpson, Nancy Ullrich, Julie Ramsey, Sally Squire, Peggy Powell, Dora Mae Coop, Audry Criswell, Nancy Foster. ROW THREE: Kathy Palmer, Pat Peak, Mary.Williams, Kay Craig, MartyKeeney, Ann Delong, Mary Ransom, Allene Hays, Nadine Peirce, Judy Brown, Gretchen Mart, Sherry Hagen, Marilyn Laube Terry McKean. ROW FOUR: Peggy Shultz, Marie Morrison, Ph ' ' Judy Bunch, Annalee Criswell, Margaret Bell, M Bullock, Kay Gould, Karen Hu h ' r, Pat Flanigan, yllis Grldersleeve, Connie Vogt, ary Jane Bullock, Harriet Marte g es, Vivian Kahler, Lila Patten, C ns, Margaret arlene Shockley. L... v M 1 s or SOLE ATIONS LS ORN BY THE gi-NEFHE SEEKING SCU W 'I AW E PASSING' r f 'X 4 h. 2 , lugs. .'- 9? kv. Vx- ' 'fr nv a -H4 'fm I' AY ADMINISTR w. .. 515 M4 Q .. Q if? 154- ,gf ',. s,.,rj3f 4. 1- f fxiwf ,, ff, . . Ifriif' ... .Q ,, W, ..,,. ,VV,.J,., .',1h. .14 Q., -Hug, .. .1 a ws . :- , -rw--. EE V 'Wg , A , .,. -,-- M .4 'J x,., J .l I., fliarft I, ' ' 4- . .x n 3 v . -WA' 2: grid 'Q wa ,. ,, ff, e i'f C. ', ,Pr 3 J., N 4' Q . IC. . J 4 - 'ff X 47: - ,.r . l. ,v v. NH.. Var' , 1 , 1 Q5 Q F q. .- 1 I ,'. . , 1 1 v N r . f . 1 f ,'p POLICY OF GRINNELL SCHOOL SYSTEM SET BY BOARD AND SUPERINTENDENT The schoolsof Grinnell, both the public school system and the college have long been known in the Mid-West for possessing high educational standards. Through the superin- tendent, Mr. Kyle C. Jones, the present school board pictured below, has attempted to maintain this high regard. KYLE JONES received his B. A. degree from Iowa University in 1928, and his M. A. there in 1938. His first teaching experience was at Arispe, Iowa, and his firstexperience as superintendent was at Delphos, Iowa. His last position before he came to Grinnell in 1952, was superintendent of schools at Em- metsburg, Iowa, for five years. -o- .anim avi- 4' 'inli- LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Lyman Case, Mrs. Phyllis Armstrong, Superintendent Kyle Jones, Mr. L. G. Keeney, Dr. Floyd Beaver, Mr. Carl Benson, Mrs. Dorothy Sammons HIGH scuool. PRINCIPAL counsus, vlslrs. CHECKS. I 'X fl' I'- I I a, 9'-w W. W. OWEN, High School Principal, received his B.S. Degree from Iowa E State Teachers' College, and his M. A. Degree from the University of Iowa in 1940. Mr. Owen's first teaching experience was at Elkport, Iowa. He then be- came Principal at Marquette, also serving as coach there. Before coming to Grinnell, Mr, Owen was at Waukon as Principal and Dean of the Junior College. He referees Football and Basketball games, and his hobbies are fishing and golf. ' New few. Q1 1, f .5 I-71 in- MR. AMO HAS HIS PROBLEMS IN ENGLISH. 'CE' '1 I sunk. Qffv---Q DUANE CONVERSE SUPERVISES FOUR FUTURE CHEMISTS. FUTURE SECRETARIES GET POINTERS FROM MRS. BROWN. 'F 'um W Courtesy of RUDKIN HATCHERY o an B ADVISOR, Mlss coox, INSTRUCTS some FUTURE JOURNALISTS 2 gn, THE SCHOOL NURSE, MRS. COOP, CHECKS ON ABSENT STUDENTS. if SPANISH IS TAUGHT BY MR. GERGORI. Q1 ,DQ 1 H ALICE HALBERSTADT LOCATED FORT S MISS UMPTER FOR U. S. HI STORY CLA SS. HILL CLARIFIES SENTENCE STRUCTURE IN FRESHMAN ENGLISH. .4 ALL. AST OF O THE C POINT T IP AHZES A CH D1RFCTOR' H smw HATCH- JAMES Q i! if X This page courtesy of J. W. NORRIS AND SONS Grinnell, Iowa, !w:fx ll QW' we vga xv-VS x-106 951 HEL HOW 'V' I ii a NX Q I 1 2 -ff S A1 e am Us 5 R , fx? 0 ' ,fl ' N , 5660 HW We 16 ' as WOYALS vm x09 5. ' We-1 9556. ' rx Cv 45 2' hhj. J mutt- yqnwv' ' fig OUR LIBRARIAN, MISS HOWARD, LOOKS UP SOME MATERIAL. ' MRS, I QQ gf'-ng M-'QQ 'ln A1138 KARSTE Ns ' LATIN STUDEN EXPLAIN-S' Q TS- ONJUGAT ION To SECONDQYE FIGURES ARE ILLUSTRATED AR 'mc ggohrsiizs. KURTH- fo'9'E 0'-L IN M IU' dv. 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L ' M 1' A V ' ll if I ,H,.p,' ilu -, - V A 7,2 W EQUATLONS' AND RADICALS ARE TAUGHT BY DICK PEEBLER TO HIS SECOND YEAR ALGEBRA CLASS Su..- GEORGE PEASE MAKES AN EXPLANATION TO A FRESHMAN SCIENCE CLASS JOHN PENNE DISCUSSES AN ASSIGNMENT WITH HIS ECONOMICS CLASS. r Ii 63 -Q.. ,viva PQ if X, K2 -, Courtesy of SQUIRES' HOME SPECIALTY STORE MR, TYLER, GUIDANCE INSTRUCTOR, COUNSELS A STUDENT. ,Q X , l K TWO ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT IS CHECKED BY MR. WALSTRA - x W Vs f,,. will-J 15 35 5 'wfgfd . . , 5 X 1 rs ' i :mama -I I 3 ' F XX Q FUTURE FARMERS WORK UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GEORGE ROBISON. 5 1 4 MR. WEEKS SHARES ENTHUSIASM OF TEAM. K' if 4'-0-uv 5141 N- ag. . :'WA-6-'-'kia' Q f nz:21gf-ici. H3113-:',g?' W EW? '. th EMQLIEE, safi A zfx Of F if x 41 E 5 Wg! W 'E We-. A' ' STUDENTS CORRECT TIME TESTS FOR MR. YOUNGBECK. Courtesy of NORRIS AND HAYS R R -arp Q x OFFICE SECRETARIES BUILDING CUSTODIANS The quiet and efficient gentlemen re- sponsible for our bui1ding's well-being are the custodians of Central Building. Mr. Cecil King places the stop sign for noon-hour traffic. Jimmy Mullins really pushes the broom he is leaning on, and the ambitious little fellow in the bottom photo is genial Al Wilson. Sponsored by ARNOLD'S SHOES , -1 'Ilyi- X L -tx -.- 'Q-53.40 kj , 14 , 35 . ACTIVITIES HEADLINING G I-I S IN I954-55 AUGUST NOVEMBER 30 School opened lots of knowledgef'?ypounded 1nto our heads SEPTEMBER Labor Day No Schooll Elected class offxcers and student councrl members Tama defeats Grmnell 12 19 Sad oc caslonl Student Counc1l dance at Youth Center Annual fall tests A strarn on the braln Trgers travel to Marshalltown 27 0 G1 well can t w1n them all Newton There Cards on top 33 0 Teachers meetmg No Schooll OCTOBER St Mary s of Waterloo Here 13 7 Our f1rst WlllI Two one act plays KNAVE OF HEARTS and SPARKIN Boone defeats T1gers here 13 12 pretty closel Student Counc1l Convent1on at Ames Al Bell Show Ireland was the subject thrs year Career Day here 500 students from 15 schools came Ames wh1ps Grmnell 33 O Vocal Festrval at Newton a lot of ured feet and vo1ces that nxghtll Cho1r melon feed at Lannom s Slurppppl FFA ll'llI18IlOl'l Green hands Homecom1ng Bon F1re and Snake Dance Homecommg game wrth Oskaloosa 27 13 Our f1rst conference v1ctory for qtute a whtlell Orene Jensen re1gned as queen Dance at Youth Center after the game Freshman g1rls annual Dad Daughter party 23 Report cards came out Somebody goofedl Grrnnell takes Perry m fmal game 19 13 Arrrusuce Day Program No School 1n the afternoon! Assembly Captaxn Paul W Dry talked on a wetter subject the Merchant Mar1ne FFA Hayrxde Football Banquet at the Congregatronal Church Semor Band party 1n the Leglon Hall Varxety Show Dreams Thanksg1v1ng vacatlonll A few pounds ga1n edov Basketball Cl1n1c game at Darby Gym 66 46 Off to a good startl All State Musrc F estrval held 1n Des Mo1nes Tama here T1gers scalped the lnd1ans 54 35 Frosh trxumph 50 35 DECEMBER Boone falls to Gr1nnel1 for T1gers thrrd straxght v1ctory 59 49 Yearbook prcture day Cheesel Newton there 46 49 a real thrlller even though we lost Annual Board Chrrstmas Party ltal1an stylel Trgers beat Osky here 39 38 Another thnller Frosh w1n agam 41 33 Grrnnell defeats D M Roosevelt here 52 46 Qu1te an accomphshment Frosh trrumph aga1n 44 39 Vocal Muslc Department presents the Mes Sxah YWGH Chr1stmas program Vocal Mus1c Formal Hot Dogll Vacatton starts Ahhhh sweet sleep Th1s Page Sponsored by GRINNELL STATE BANK Grmnell Iowa 0 0 0 -- . 3 -- 11 , . H . . . 12 n . 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Whoooppeeell Gr1nnell gives Cedar Falls a Chnstmas present 57 68 F rosh reta1nw1nn1ngstreak 72 60 DeMo1ay Dmner Dance JANUARY Back to the Salt Mmesl Ames whlps Tigers here 55 77 Frosh squeeze by 46 44 D M Lmcoln takes Txgers for beatmg 52 66 Frosh suffer f1rst loss 54 48 Second semester class off1cers elected Assembly Program The Schmldts Wow whatta babel Marshalltown beats Gr1nnell there 54 46 Frosh lose aga1n 54 58 Second Semester starts Brooklyn whlps County Tournament Squad 66 81 Txgers are defeated 1n game at Boone 79 67 Frosh w1n 75 64 ton Band Txgers squeeze by Newton Cardmals 51 50 Whewwwwl Frosh breeze by 64 54 FEBRUARY T1gers lose tough one at Osky 66 55 Frosh w1n aga1n 59 38 Sophomore ,Tumor YWGH Mother Daughter Tea Sect1onal Tournament Grmnell over To ledo 66 48 C'ho1r Booster s Auctton 1n Gym Ihave one one one who ll QIVC me two? Sect1onal F mal Gr1nnell takes Tama 67 56 Band Valentxne Dance Tlgers lose at Ames 57 73 Frosh lose a rough one 61 59 JC Mmstrel Show Prellmlnary Speech Contest held here Gr1nnell loses to Marshalltown at Darby Gym 74 62 FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL 8 11 22 23 MAY Band Concert Lovely Mus1cll Gr1nnell beats Johnston at Newton 50 47 Choxr leaves for Cleveland FFA Parent Son Banquet Assembly Program W1mpy Report cards out Palm Sunday Seven Last Words School out at 3 001 Easter Vacat1on Prehmlnary MUSIC Contest YWGH Mother Daughter Banquet Speech Contest F mal Band Contest Track meet at Osky Semor Class Play THE NIGHT OF JAN UARY 16th DISIFICI Track Meet ,Tumor Semor Prom Baccalaureate Sernor Award Assembly Sen1or YW Senlor PICHIC Class Day Commencement Last Day of School Good year bye to another S 1 Tlus Page through the Courtesy A B HAMILTON AND SON Real estate and Insurance Gnnnell Iowa . . . 20 U . . ' . ' ' ' , 21 ' , ' . - . 25 4 ' . ' 9 - . ' ' , - . 18 -- ' , Ha-ha. ' . 30 . ' , - . 3 -- ll .ll ' . 7 : 16 ' ' ' . ' , - . 19 - . . 24 . - . 3 . . . ' 6 . . .. - Band concert. GHS Band is host to New- 13 Curtain Club Formal. . 13-14 ' ' . ' ' - . 16 ' - ' . , ' . 22 . 24 ' . ' , - . 24 ' . . , - . 24 . . . . - ' - 26 . . 26 . ' -- ' - 27 -- - , - . l . , U . ' . , - A - 1 21? . , ' 42 ' - , ' ' ' W1 . ' HK 9 ' 0 Q n.. . swf'-'f W 99 f 1 , - .War '9'3,- 21, J 5 ,. 319 p 4 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - marine BOUCXX' X15 - E. Rhonda DZ 'Y oYYl Hat CLOCXLWXS 'Y W allac ' Lai' F expat 1 CLOCKWISE I Ronn' ' DeDPe, Dennis Brenirzesgmfgoni, Larry ' IC Y Shaw, This fall Mr. Norris and Mrs. Law were chosen by the Freshmen for their class advisors. Their first semester officers were Pat Blair, as President, Tom Harris for Veep, Rhonda DeBondt as Secretary, Maxine Felper and Larry Wallace as Girls' and Boys' Treasurers respectively. Second semester the class chose Dennis Brenemann for President, Ronnie Simmons as Vice-President, Vicky Shaw as Secretary, Camille Case for Girls' Treasurer, and Larry Deppe for Boys' Treasurer. A couple of the Freshman activities were the Freshman Class Party and the class play The Knave of Hearts. The largest class in high school the Freshmen have many members in band, vocal music, and drama. Courtesy of Bill Shuey. Q ROW ONE Kay Meyers Stella Farmer Karen Hrgdon Lrnda Jones beRoy Thornps Lairy Deppe Anna Mae Hershrnan ROW TWO Karen Rolirng Arlene Hays Xudy Kan er Karen Brreung, Carnme Case Audry Crrsweu C1xfford'Yerre1l Grace Onrhank ROW THREE Romo R d Sharon L0ng Cnarres Frrrz Tayror Alran Cogley Kohn Anderson Car1Bucnrnerer Larry ee if. 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ROW THREE- Rodney Brown Denny Breneman, Paul Green Denton Galloway Lar ry Wells Howard Raffety Vicky Shaw ROW ONE Alice Green Sharon Hughes Edamae Geohrmg rvey Boyles Carol Jones Helen Sears Max Brown ROW TWO Lmda Schultz Perry Ann Harris Richard Eyestone Maurrc Noel Carol Lrdka JudyRenaud Kare S e n mlth ROW THREE Gordon Louden Kurt Jorgensen B1llVenable Russell Daley Robert Lester Gary Jantz Sandra Clifton Col11'fe5y?LT STORE AVIS PA COX S D 1 Y v is , , Q - 4 f n 5? to :,:r.k'b't?' E 5 L :f al Iam. ll K , 1 Q H E 4 Axf 2 , , K xv ff C f 5 X A . 1, 5 J J . 4 J ., V I ' If In , A K 6755- ' - ' 'T .X 5 P , I' L., J I I . 1 n h 1 Ha r 0 1 v I 'I ,QA v ' n -sl? .ffl nf ' SFCOND YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL FINDS THE SOPHOMORES ORIENTED TO SCHOOL ROUTINE The Sophomore Class has been organized since they were Freshmen. Many members of the class take part in band, vocal music, sports, and drama. The first semester officers were: Presi- dent, Marty Keeney, Vice -President, Danny Hillmanng Secretary, Sherry Adkins, Girls' g Treasurer, Ann DeLong, Boys' Treasurer, Eu- 33. 2 -25 gene Heinle. As second semester rolled a- e ,ff round new officers were chosen. Paul Ahrens , s ' headed the class as President, Mary Ransom A . . , , , A leld the position of Vice -President: Ioan Green as Secretary, Kay Graig as Girls' Treas - urerg and Gary Lincoln as Boys' Treasurer. RIGHT: Ann DeLong, Marty Keeney, Eugene Heinle, Danny Hillmann, Sherry Ad- kins. LOWER: Gary Lincoln, Ioan Gree n, Mary Ransom, Kay Graig, Paul Ahrens. 4- G This page sponsored by CLlFTON'S SUPER MARKET ROW ONE Pat Fla nagan IanrceFra1z1er Ann DeLong Mary Ransom Marry Keeney Kathy Palmer LrndaRob1son ROW TWO Pat Peak Eldon Crrswe11, Wendell Kinnaird, Ray Harris ay Crarg, Sandy Beach. ROW THREE: Jim Fost ' Alan M k ' ' er Wayne Sreck Gene Lemke Larry Crrswe11 er el Jerry Wrlhams Denms Brubaker f ROW ONE Dorothy W11ey Joan Gzlbreath Tom Gregory Buddy Vulstyke Floyd Harnes rna Bec ROW TWO Les11eRoutrer Katty Krng, Verna ompson LeotaK1ng Mar A mondMcDona1d Lr1hanPrrce ROW T y rthur Ray HREE Mary Jane Bullock IanerM1th1eman LarrySynder B111 Lernke Sharp Lannom B111 Werneberg bY ngofed This Page SPO RUG TURNER D F Wassorn Marte Wrlderdyke Joyce Snod ROW ONE luanrta Van Donselaar Mary Nrchoks iohn grass bonrse Mclvieekrn ROW TWO Caro! Cox judy Beatty Betty See Aaron Corbrn R bert Locker Mary Davrs Kay Smrth ROW THREE Bob Sowerwrne Sam Brush Bm Sones Gordon Harold Moyer Canirehi B111 Srmth Drck Norrrs WW' an , augur , 0 auf: s ' 0 X Tngrahrn CaroX Adkxns Bonnre Mmer ROW ONE CaroTyn Tones AnnabeNe MacDonaXd Pan Nancy Eames. 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' . 1 I 0 I , I ' : . . u H I ' 5 an 8 f ' env, IUNIORS The .Tumor Class whrch has been organlzed for two years chose Mrs Jones and Mr Peebler for thexr sponsors The ,Tumors as well as the other classes part1c1pated 1n many extracurncular HCIIVIIISS The hxgh hght of the year bemg the Junlor Semor Prom The f1rst semester offtcers were Charlene Vogel as Pres1dent Tom Sanger as V1ce Presldent Rlchard Mmmck as Secretary Kay Graff as Gxrls Treasurer Roger Larsen as Boys Treasurer and B111 Robxson as Sergeant at Arms As the Prom drew closer the second semester offxcers were chosen Denrus Evans as Prestdent Kay Gould as V1ce Pres1dent Sandra Porter as Secretary Judy Browrung as Gtrls Treasurer RICK Ramsey as Boys Treasurer and Ed VandeNoord as Sergeant at Arms if ' 1 S. 3 BIG MOMENT IN IUNIORS LIFE IS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Courtesy of FARMERS MUTUAL REINSURANCE COMPANY . . . I . - . , . . . , . , I , U . . - - 0 . ' . . I . - . ' ' . . , , . , - 1 . Q it a I .5' I Y ' '-I I 5 5 Q , W X I YQ--f 'I . A 1, x f' h .1- S A A f 9 . , K .Au 9 I 4 3 5 r 'iff ' LZ' 'if if 'l ' ai 1 .E ,K ,A ar ROW ONE: Sandra Porter, Sandra Sonter, Sara Norris, Glenda Fernean, Harriett Penqnite, Nancy Gove. ROW TWO1 Duane Graham, Dennis Mintle, Charlene Vogel, Scott Sherwood, Emily Seeland, Nancy Oelke, Karen Pederson. ROW THREE: Larry Kreigel, Roger'l.arson, Charles Routier, Dennis Evans, Gerry Ross, Hollis Sisco, Karen Kahler. . Q X . 4 I Meredith Brieting, ai ROW ONE1 Beverly Oliver, MarilynWeaver, Niarielllorrison, Darrell beaming, Clarence Shannon. ROW TWO: Margaret Bullock, Bill Clark, Charles Cooper, Roger Kinney, Dale Bowman, lohn Gilliland, Barbara Harris. ROW THREE: Bob Ballard, lirn Cnnningifarn Dick Wells, Charles Sergeant, Mike McNally. Courtesy of GP-INN ELL FROZEN FOOD LO CKER P LANT 'fs ROW ONE: Darlene Leaming, Edith Streck, Karen O'Hara, Darlene Johnson, Billie Collins. Carole Sh lr M ' - u z arcia Sebern. ROW TWO. Beverly Beason, PatrySchaffer, J ack Fair, Melvin York, Jeanette Marquardt Phyllis I-Ocker. ROW THREE: Charles Fuller Tom Sangar Carol Taylor Vernon Gibson Chuck Reeves ROW ONE: Sandy Miner, Linda Loudon, Marilyn Lauber, Don Verwers, Harold Arment, Dennis Rook, Kay Graff. ROW TWO: Virgene Baustian, Ed Vande Noord, Roger Pederson, Orval Matherly, Richard Minnick, Rick Ramsey, Mary McNally. ROW THREE: Wilber Eyestone, Jerry Long, Jack Holmes, Bill Robison, Gretchen Mart. bb' This page SP0 S 'ed BOWL ADROME CAFE f' ROW ONE Judy Rutherford Lmda Carter Judy Brownrng Kay Gould Karen Ross Darlene McDonald Bob Wrlluns Sharlene Lmcoln Dave McGrnty ROW THREE Dennrs Porter Bxll Bowen Cnr1sKrng I ack Rttter Larry Puls Bob Renaud ROW ONE Frances Galloway Carol Matteson Peggy Shultz Celeste Gaylor Edna Wrrght ROW TWO Jerry Mrnear Duane Larson Kenneth Gearhart Don Stoker. Ehzabeth Fowler Betty lnnrs ROW THREE H b Karen Lang, George Earhart, Clarr McGrrff, Jrrn Nrner, John Davrs Daryl Locker Karen ar rson Bowl for Fun BOWI for Health Bowl-ADROME Grinneu, 5 a X YY .I 1 Q 3 1 ' E I , 1 15 1 A f . . I . ' Q T r y X . 1' : I ' I ' I I I 1 Melvin Chyrna. ROW TWO: J ackie Jones, Dofty Rayl, Karen Hughes, Lavern Latchern, Mary Dixon, . . I . . V . c 1 . ' . . . . ' I I ' V A ,aw .,' 3 7 1 , 'Q H Q, Q D 4 4 4' J M 'iv' 0, .2 -1' l . O ti- : V 1 , 1 I 0 . ' : . ' I , , , 1 I H . v 1 - Iowa 1 l Q .-,sQP4'?f 'i aug i Q. SENIOR CLASS IS PRESIDED OVER BY CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class has been very successful their four years in high school. 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