Grinnell High School - Grinnellian Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

....-.-:.- -Si mimi EXW UU Elm Qwvvulff Mhsmwa Qummz 9 1959 Um n rn EIUUJU DDU lu UUE EDU311 ' . i om THESE WERE BIG EVENTS OF I958-59 IN OUR WORLD . It was a year of alarms and excursions. Sputnik II went into orbit. King Faisal of Iraq was murdered in a coup, and U. S. Marines landed in Lebanon. The women were wearing the Empire waist- line in place of the sack dress. The atomic-powered submarine Nautilus cruised under the Polar ice- cap, proving there is a Northwest Passage. Bombs fell on Quemoy. Rebel leader Castro ousted Batista in Cuban Revolution. East-West controversy over Berlin, and in Rome Pope Pius XII died. iff ffl f sn? ii if' nl! 'Ni Jraxhr-1 WW Q! S-I i CDLIR NATIO . Alaska was granted statehood and Texans brooded over being the second largest anything Americans looked attheir school system and began to compare it unfavorably with Russia s Our American neighbors threw rocks A disastrous school fire in Chicago took the lives of 94 persons The U.S put their first Jet passenger airliner into operation. Elvis Presley was drafted into the Army Jownne Woodward and Anthony Perkins represented the new idea of matinee idols The Bridge on the River Kwai was the best picture of the year The Yankees won the permant. f, l s y M O Explorer went into orbit, and we all felt better. Trouble bubbled in Little Rock, and a few South N OUR STATE . . Q OUR TCW Hula hoops twirled as a song named ThePurp1e People Eater filled the air waves With the re organization of the Grinnell Ixewburg School district a new three grade high school is in the future The worst snow storm in twenty years closed schools for 22 days Grinnell is growing by leaps and bounds with new housing developments a new fire and police station and a memorial building H1ghSchoolstudents could be seen sporting the latest fads blue ed black and white tennis shoes tights and Perry Como sweaters James Garner as Maverick wasafavorite TV program The State University of Iowa football team defeated California at the annual Rose Bowl classic on NewYear's Day, Miss Iowa placed second in the Miss America Pageant at Atlantic City. The Music Man, awarded the best musical comedy of the year, as written by Meredith Wilson, a native Iowan from Mason City. The Burr Oak was chosen by the General Assembly as our state tree. Sioux Center class A and Calumet class B were the State Basketball Champions of Iowa IN Q-A ff all lbw lik O' FALL FU D FCDOTBALL w meh Whoo Wuh fall came football x Dm ne iusl Q Tyxet d6Ut5 on L1 .1 mu weXuOmeS 5 Sad1e Howklns bungs out the best 1n everyone Y N l A- Senior class homecoming float for '59, GCDHA DA DHAN Irene Brown Bev DeBondt Marrlyn Lrdtka and Pep Club s salute to the queens at half trme BevFerneau were candrdates for F F A Sweet fCSI1V1I1CS heart Famrhar faces rn a strange crowd Come on Jump a lrttle hrgher' 13 ' 'R xx 7 Vw pr- ' t,t -,task V . . , A , . , I n r a - I 4 , n ' 19' V v I 4 4 ' . . V .4 ' READI ' DWRITI ' Cramming between scenes. NEWS VS. STUDIES Grab a gab in the mam hall Ya want a lick? AGAI Solitude! Studious students! HE DTHE LIT Oh, yes! This is our Youth Council . f i How do you make it? WI TER, BA KETBALL A D Did you make ir? Imxzauon of the green hands, 5 I 5 -957 s Gosh. I'm almosx as tall! Well! Ha' do ya' do? HOLIDAY P RTIES REIG HIGH Do you think there's enough tinsel? T N The Christmas pageant was enjoyed by ali. Step-over, toe, hold, with reverse double action, head shrinking sleeper, I think. fa' Enthusiasm led by the cheerleaders. HA E YCDU Miss Sweden goes American. This is no time for Jokes. 1:00 jump! Where' ya ali goin Al Il EE THIS? A11 right! Who's the head of this class? We won!! The Freshman trying hard to out-yell the Seniors! Ha, Ha! This little pig drdn't go to the market! THE NIGHT CF NIGHTS -- if -If THE SENICDR PRCDM -:L , ?'i?9fKf':f?'7 POMP A D CIRCLIMSTANCEH The Seniors take a step in the right , direction . . . we hope. Bill Sherman, the Senior class president, takes time out to read a book from the GHS library. 'E ',' fvwfwsd The big decision . . which school? Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. v x K, Y Q 3. f Q xts 4? Q, -7 'l ' nr I if ,Q-1' sk' ,wr f , if, iff' V J? 41 ,H .4 , -44 ' .4 , ,aff ,.2 Y? ff HJ YQ .,--'273' ' Q N9 , 1 V A my ,. ,, 1 V .5 , , 'f -'Ei' P' '. v '5- I' 0' Qu-4 ,-J Y .4 .-. Q ' , ' 'Je 'ln E X of 514 uf .f-,MK 1 - . fr, 1 :M . JJ up ' 1 753 .ll sr , Q .1 ea, . , fa fl 53 . If, 'E gg , fs M I9 Q GOVER ME T BY THE STUDENTS ROW ONE Bob Taylor Llnda Rutledge Mary Sawyers Sue James Mary Ellen Devereux Sue Gastafson Bod11 Classon Ann Vogt ROW TWO Mr Tyler Gene Moore Lee Shope Dave Abel Dennis Ibbotson Evan Evans Tom Lannom John S1eh1 nf' was SECOND mm Sa T SEMES TER omciv-5 Om La 'mom AFR OFFICERS H351 SEMES Ann V091 H Vogt I-ee Shope EV avs EN 39 GRINNELLIAN RECORDS SCHOOL LIFE ROW ONE: Jim Clapp, Peggy Bradley, Kathy Smith, Sally Roe, Ioan Lauber, Jo Lee Billings, Mary Sawyers, Gretchen Goodbred, Mary Porter, Sondra Baker. ROW TWO: Nancy Brown, Sur Burma,.Tudy Brown, Donna Renaud, Glenda Sears, Sue Gustafson, Mylene Millhollin, Linda Barnes, Becky Martin, Shirley Dodson, Joe Thompson. ROW THREE: Lynn Sampson, Ann Hamilton, Mary Clements, Ann Vogt, Evan Evans, Jeff Cnfield, Karen Sorenson, Carolyn Autry, Lucille Larson, Gale Beaty, Geoffrey Peak. THE GRINNELLIAN STAFF is made up of 37 members from the three top classes and a senior heads each one of the divisions. These are: organizations, classes, advertising, and others. In the fall they sponsored the annual, SADIE HAWKINS dance, and everyone had a ball! The GRINNELLIAN self-supporting. Pages are purchased by each organization picturedg subscriptions are sold to the students from the penny-an-hour plan, and merchants pay for advertising. Sondra Baker was the business manager this year, and will take over next year in the editor's position, which is held this year by Ann Vogt, GRANGE AND BLACK X yt . . Q00 X55 . 5020? ' rhcwxglx 1099 at 1 BXX .NQXXC ous. lm ' Nyailag Bog X1 at S9095 xSxeS5 . Koi 1 395 EQX ROW ONE: Mr. Youngbeck, Lyle Rimlott, Tom Comerford, Carolyn Mc Donough, Barbara Koger, Sally Roe, Linda Durr, Jocelyn Cox, Sue Adamson, Beatrice Hernandez, Jo Billings, Ken Wichman, Geoffrey Peak. ROW TWO: Miss Cook, Jim Danforth, Bob Taylor, Garry Mc Henry, Bill Sherman, Sue Gustafson, Gale Beaty, Karen Mithelman, Carolyn Anderson, Karla Kingsley, Anne Hamilton, Mary Clements, Carolyn Autry, Tom Queen, Bill De Berg. ROW THREE: Jeff Canfield, Ann Vogt, Lee Shope, John Tomasek, Lee Martin, Frank La Grange, Chuck Downey, Bill McNally, Bob Van Wechel, Evan Evans, Fritz Brock, Peter Stratton, K.A. Flanagan, John Sherman, Bill Miller. PICTURES SCHOOL LIFE A ROW ONE Sally Meek Barbara Walling Mary Bangham Kathy Smith Gretchen Goodbrod Laura Lidtka Mary Beth Bierman Sondi Baker ROW TWO Brenda Lavent Mary Wilson Judy St Clair Sharon Turner Kathy Wilson Peggy Bradley Kathy Westercamp Marjorie Dye ROW THREE Vickie Bailey Connie DeBondt Shirley Dodson Joyce Howard Joe Cox Donna Renaud Mary Sawyers Suz1eS1mone Amelia Breiung Nancy Brown. ROW FOUR Lucille Larsen Bev DeBondt Sheila Harkin Pat Gilbert Dick 'M wa 4 ir fi F Y fx N W 4 s ' K -l ' be 1 . i 1 J McKey, Gordon Adkins, Helen Caesar, Ronnie Garwood, Sally Ahrens, Miriam Tomasek, Glenda Sears. ' I X 1 . . . . . 54 , . . . - g g ' , ' ' , i 0 E' 1, r' , . ' . . X . . . , ' J, f Y Q Y- T The ORANGE and BLACK was pubhshed mne times this year by members of the creative writing class and an asslstant staff The publications are financed by subscrxp tions and bake sales Pencils were sold three times by the staffto payfor itsannual chicken supper 1n the spring This year the staff had special issues for our victorious homecoming Christmas and April Fools da Th1S year the paper was under the editorship of Bob Van Wechel. John Tomasek covered sports events while Bill Mc Nally was the buslness editor Jeff and Geoffrey developing pictures for the O 84 B YWGH PRCDMOTE HIGH IDEALS SEATED: Mrs. Clark, Miss Mitchell. ROW TWO: Shirley Dodson, Mylene Milhollin, Gale Beaty, Sondra Baker, Martha Hotchkin, Bea Hernandez, Sue Adamson. The YWGH is an organization which includes every girl in high school. Its basic purpose is to serve these girls and the entire school by broadening both the educational and social interests of the girls. It is an asset to GHS in many ways. The cabinet hands out classification cards at the beginning of each semester, sponsors bi-weekly programs, and has a special event for each class. They are also respon- sible for decorating the Christmas tree in the main hall. The courtesy chairman sends card to those people in high school who are sick and gives a rose to each teacher on his birthday. Q MMM f Q if if 'fi1 These cabinet girls met every Tuesday in the Y.W. room to plan wide and varied programs. Shirley Dodson, YW Courtesy Chair- man, delivering a birthday rose to Miss Stewart. ,t'4x4. ,I ,, M--Q All GHS girls certainly appreciate the fine bulletin boards Bea has made all year At all basketball games the YW girl s handle the rush at the concession stand Lunn V1ck1e Bailey Shirley Dodson Karen Pickens Bev Searls .Tune Fair ROW ONE: Miss Karstens, Miss Wyland, Mrs. Watkins. ROW TWO:Sandy HO ORG ROW ONE Chuck Deppe, Tom DeBerg, Paul Mayo D1ck Lunn Howard McDonough LaVerne Van Donsalaar Vernon Barnes Ken W1chman Tom Comerford. ROW TWO Gene Ohver Ronme Marquardt Denny Crlswell, Tom Lannom Dave Abel, Gary Mlller B111 Oelke Don Wrlght Dav1d Harrls Mr Ph11l1ps ROW THREE D1ck Selle B111 M1Jler K A Flanagan Larry Ross .T ohn Tomasek B111 Kumzurd ROW FOUR Ph1l Sp1cer Frank LaGrange Leroy Cogley Dave Pnce, Evan Evans Bob Van Wechel, Fntz Brock Roger Cooper Gordon Adkms Lee Marun. ev W5 FN an n - 69 ' ' CXKYQB' NE, M6108 ZSEKXLBX1 W1 O ' '12 gow . E11 ROW Two. , s 1, . Liffai it Patty-cake, patty-cake, bake r 's My, what an inte1ligent - looking Now look yus guy--we is gonna win! man. Evan Evans inspires students group! Meetings were held every Gordon Adkins holds everyone's at- with pep talk. two weeks. tention, even Mr. Standerwick's. The Honor G is made up of boys who have recieved letters in baseball, basketball, track, golf, tennis, football, and wrestling. At the homecoming time the Honor G boys nominate five high school girls as candidates for homecoming queen and then the student body votes on them. This year's queen was Sue Gustafson. Each year the Honor G sponsors a banquet and this year it was held on May 16. Late last spring they began the new formal initiation. To this all parents and the student body are invited. PEP CLUB UPPLIE TOP TO BOTTOM Jean Peak chris U11 rich Mary Porter Beth Bierman E THUSIASM Much credit should be given to the 70 Pep Club girls for providing enthusiasm at pep meetings and games this year These girls left traces of their pep in GHS by sponsoring buses to games selling tags and tickets and displaying pep signs They are now plmning a new uniform in addition to the snappy blazers that they are now wearing. The pep club should indeed be credited with a spectacular year Elected as officers this year were President Judy Moore Vice President LindaBarnes Secretary Gretchen Goodbrod 'and Treasurer Linda Kahler A familiar scene at Darby Gymnasium this long, SNOWY winter ROW ONE Sandi Lunn Damele Mitchell Kathy Smith Connie DeBondt Brenda Good brod ROW TWO Barbara Kogar Kathy Wilson, Bev Searls, Emily Taylor. ROW THREE: Judy Moore, Linda Barnes, Anne Hamilton, Kathy Barnes, Marie Peak, Bev DeBondt, Char Arment, Jane Bonyata, Linda Kahler, Celia Parish, Marilyn Lidtka. .J ' Suefa mes K area MH helma 11 Joa H Laubef Jo B ll I ings .l Mary Moyer G1nny Smder Laura Lldtka Llnda Rutledge Sherry Strand Lavent Sandx N1cho1s Connle Johnson Irene Brown Bev Russel Gretchen Dmne Bunk Lucllle Arment Bonnle Glyde well Sandl Allbee Marg Fontlnel Judy St Clan' Peggy Broders MICR Puls Mary Wllson Carolyn McDonough Carol Breese Betty Lamb Sally Petersen Glenda Sears Lou1seLatchem Jean Bunce Llnda Durr Bodll Classon Mrs Olson L1r1daBaust1an Sarnmle Ingram Lucllle Larson Helen Ceaser Allce Emmert Mary Clents Marlorle Eames Conn1eM1thelmen Jane! M1tchel1 ws. Gs f-.E , 55 ,V lx 'Qs , x hi, : K ,, at ' fl, 5 5 5, 5' 1 5 I 1 I f . n ' 5 1 I - . Herkimer., 1 1 I 1 t a 1 1 I I 9 1 1 ,L 1 1 - 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 A I I I I I I I ' I I I ' I 7 , I C I I I 5 I I 7 GHSC OIR FURNISH ROW ONE Ralph St Cla1r Jerry Moore John Samson Butch RSZIVIS Gene Moore Judy St Clalr Carol Harms Beverly Tyler Mary Porter Kathy Westercamp Carolyn McDonough .TuneFa1r D1aneTernus liaruet Martm Beverly Ferneau Gretchen Goodbrod B111 DeBerg Paul McNally Sammy Samson Dxck L Grange Tom Comerford ROW TWO Ken Wxchman Blau Ratchff Clark Weaver Karljorgensen Penny Brlggs Mylene Mlllhollm M1r1amTomasek Beverly Searls Becky Martln Suzan S1mone Marc1a Stepp Bodll Classon Donna Ph1u1DS Sue James Mary Wxlson Kathy Neuman E1leenGarlock Sammy Ingram Gerry Grosenbach B111 Oelke Lee Shope Darrell Wyss La Vern VanDonselaar The lllgh school cho1r IS composed of approx rmately mnety members from all four classes Early 1n the fall try outs are held and the cho1r IS chosen from those trylng out At Chmstmas ume the choxr presented aChr1st mas concert ID wh1ch the flrst and second cholrs both paruclpated The b1g producuon of the year was Oklahoma whxch was presented on March Secretary Treasurer Sue Gustafson Vlce 13 14 and lo Presldent Bod1lClasson Pres1dent Gordon Adkms MUSIC A D E JOYMENT ROW THREE Gordon Adklns Roger Gauss George Weaver Danny Agnew Bob Butler L1nda Durr Jean Peak L1nda Barnes Jolee Bllllngs Anne Hamllton Mary Ellen Devereux L1lld2lB'1USI13Il Judy Slnlth Cheryl Danforth Kathy Barnes Judy Flanagan Paul Crumb John Slehl J1m Cox Nl1kClVllllIlC Ed Locker Denny Ibbotson Davld Abel. ROW FOUR LeRoy Keese Jack Sherman John Esml John Tomaske Don Nelghbors Gordon Taylor BruceRatcl1ff CathyThompson Jean Wassom Sharon Crawford Mary Clements Shehaliarken Helen Ceasar Sally Peterson Lola Keese Karen Sorenson Karen Mrthel man Sue Gustafson Judy Moore Shlrley Taylor Bob Van Wechel JeffCanf1e1d Dxck Selle Gary Mxller Larry Ross John Sherman Tom Lannom Ph1lSp1cer ROW ONE Paula Flshman Betty Strandm Joyce Pamela Hutcluson L1nda Rutledge Bev Russell Barbara Wnght ROW TWO Chrlsty Ullrlch Nancy Clark Janet Barley Kay Olson Ellen Schultz Cheryl Danforth Allce Jones Phyll.1sHamman ROW THREE Conn1eM1thelman V1rg1n1a Walters Karen Scharnweber Loulsa Dunhamm Vlfglllla Renaud L1nda Kahler Ce11aPar1sh Helen Durr ll? SECOND CHO Jerry Thompson Butch B111 Hutchxson Jerry Deppe Bev Searls Joyce Barr Peggy Broders ROW ONE Sandra Garwood Marjorle Dye V1cky Barley Jean Peak Mary Lou Ahrens Don Sally Meek. ROW TWO Pat Puls John Sampson Hamer Martens Bev Ferneau RCBVIS June Farr ROW THREE Drane Paul Van Donselaar Marrbeth Brerman Gretchen Goodbrood Bob Brlggs Lmcoln Ken Esler Drck McKey B111 Comerford Mary Drck Goughnor Bob Mclllrath Kathr Thompson Jerry Grosenbach J1m Cox Betty Lamb Penne Brrggs Schafer Larry Ed Locker Roger Gauss Joan Deveraux A11ce Evvert ROW FOUR She11a Harken Ellen Devereaux Connre De Bondt Laura Lrdrka Cl' Turn Sharon IR . n n . n . n 1 ' , 9 1 I' 3 I I I . D I I . I U rl U S 35 Ce OI ma mN Sammy Ingra Y le ey John Estal Ruby Kings t Caugh Cul' Phrl Sprcer Ross if ' x K M if . . ,wh . M, Q M. f Q40 fir? ,311 ' ' A it 4 , :' eff 1 ' fi? 5 '55, 1 fl . . , f N Q, ' UQ 5 1 , JE Wi w ' 9 X X fl tr I DISCIPULU TUDY LATI ROW ONE Beverly Tyler Dor1s Brown MaryPorter Chrts Ullr1ch Conme De Bondt Gretchen Goodbrod Laura Lldtka Mary Sawyers Kathy Smlth Martha Preston Loma PICRSHS Paula F1shman Joyce Barr Barbara Wflgllt ROW TWO Betty Strand Nancy Clark AlyceJones Janet Ba1ley Ruth Sarver Ron PCYISDO Elwood Garlock Gary M1l.ler Danny Agnew George McHenry John Watkms B11.1NageL ROW THREE Judy Flanagan Cheryl Danforth Janet M1tchel1 Cel1aPar1sh Karen Scharnweber L1nda Kahler Jack Sherman Pat Golden Sally Ahrens Kathy Thompson Lou1sa Dunham S3I'1'lI'IllC Ingram SUSIE S1mone MISS Karstens i A L. lu ROW ONE Pamela Hutchtson Joyce Eames V1rg1n1a Walters Conn1eM1rhelman Ellen Schultz Joyce Nevllle Sandy Gawood ROW TWO Dtck Chady Bxlly Jo Hutch1son Paul McNally RICK B1erman Bla1r Ratchff Gene Moore Don Raffety B111 Ellenson Cra1gJorgensor1. ROW THREE Sh1r1ey Dodson Nancy Brown .Tean Peak Llnda Barnes Mlflam Tomasek Patty Andes Luanne Schnell Judy Olson Barb Clark Kath1W11son E1leenGarlock Eleanor Lrdtka ROW FOUR Dlck Lunn Bob Butler B111 Comerford B111 Oelke Jun Z1egenmeyer Paul Strovers B111 Hansen J1mNeve1n DlCk McKey Ron Beane Steve Haptonstahl : I I I I A ' I ' I I . I I I I I . I I I I ' - 2 , . , ' . , . I I . I I I . I I I I I I I I I I l . I . : . I I . - . I l I I I I 1 . I ' , I . g 1 I . I I 1 I I I . I ' : - I I I I I . I I I I I 1 ' I , ' , . - 1 A I 1 ' 1 I I I ' Q I I I . I . I I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ROW ONE R1ta Dempster Sherry Strand Nancy Roe Sally Meek Donna Co1l1ns June Farr Beth Anthony Harr1et Marttn Carol Bangham Mrs Norms ROW TWO Irene Brown Ltnda Vogt Karen May Florencejackson Judy Wood Mary Lou Ahrens Mary Wtlson Luc1l1e Arment Dtane Brmk Judy Halblom Mary S1mbro Dorns Brow ROW THREE Martha Johnson Terry Moore Sally Roe Carol Keenen MaryEllenDevereux Llnda Baustlan Judy Doud Norma Ceaser Janet Renaud Mar1e Peak Mary LouLester MarvelMcDonough ROW FOUR El1zabeth Gearhart Paultne Ersktne Edlth Rasmusson Karen Pearce Donna McK1bben Marforle Eames Lucxlle Larsen Joan Devereaux Karen Boat Sue Ryan Phyllts Hamman Kathryn Byers Darla Cox ROW ONE Niary Ellen Devereux Mrs Ixorrts Lucllle Larsen ROW TWO Sally Meek Pat Harken Sue Ryan Carol lxeenan Ehzabeth Gearhart ROW THREE Joan Devereux Helen Ceasar Donna McK1bben The Future Homemakers of Amenca hold a meetmg once every two weeks The councll meets once a month Each year they take on sex eral projects Thls Year they sent boxes of clothlng to the needy food boxes to some of the people ln town Another project was sendlng glfts and nutcups to the chtldren ln the hospltals In the fall several g1r1s went to the dlstrxct meet1ng1nG1adbrook and ln the spnng some went to nat tonal Each g1r1 1U F.HA has an opportunlty to earn a degree by havtng a thorough knowledge of F H A and IIS funcuons FUTURE F RMER ROW ONE Dale Nelson Rlchard Chvala Ronme Durr Kenny Pearce Roger Osborne B111 Beeler Gary Ternus Mr Robmson ROW TWO Harold Buchme1r Paul McDonald Jerry Thompson Bob Hxgdon John Shultz Tom Teed Doyle Altemelr Clark Weaver Bob Ka1sand. ROW THREE Ke1th Koger Laverne Thompson Laverne Van Donselaar Kenny Gr1ff1th James Johnston Don Lmcoln Alan Ashby Dennis Harrls Paul Van Donselaar Larry Flanagan. ROW FOUR Jun Brown Cl1ffSchu1tz Ronald Helshman Roger Edglngton, Jerry Louden Joe Nevllle Bob Khne Gordon Adklns Bob Vogt Bob Mcllrath John Slehl .XL ROW ONE Robert Vogt La Verne Van Donselaar ROW TWO John Slehl Bob Hlgdon Jxm Brown La Verne Thompson. ROW ONE Kenny Grxfflth Roger Edgxngton Jerry Louden ROW TWO Mr Roblnson Don Lmcoln Bob Mcllrath E p . Mfg! 1 ,, Nj h S ,. .J rn . , 4 ,gag N1 - , I 5, 9: ..Y 'wif' iw' as Q, ' rot, , 6 I H J U 0? me - . c '1 A5 1--'.' W5 M if ? WU Auf? an A 145 K Wi Y 9'-Q , ' R ' E arm, 'f it A V Q - - , wg-'sg C A' 6 I 'E F . I 2 -3'., ' g -is ,- VE 3 it V, f,1' ' ef ' ff - 2 1 ff 49- ' : ' Ly . x - fi , . if t x .x ll. 'F 1 A f q 5 44 4 ra' 'G X 5 ' 'lmgf ,R 2 W 1? J Q55 'g uf?S?3 'D' ffv n- . X' fha! Y fs' ! f1.g. Ii--,,1k, if J: bfi- .:. 'Q' '74- 'f . J' if ' N 1 -Q Q A: . W m4 V ,A Q. ' G' ,..l Hg? 6' f Ex I. -rf' a .,. 5 S AND ADD PEP T0 SCHCDQL Contmumg to spark Glmnells rctwmes the fstst stepomg band helped to keen splrtt 1l1ye durmg football half tunes Th1s was done by musxc based on suen N'll l6Ll themes as Here Comes the Bind ljooqle WOOQIS Band and Sacks Appml The GH.S Band under the leaderslnp of Mr Anthony QTonyj Delylaro lS open to competent muslc students from Jumor lllgh up Pre band tramlng 18 obtumed by prlvate lessons and by p1rt1c1p'1t1on tn grqde ind jurnor band Competmon IS qutte strong to see who will recexve flrst chalr lll each secuon These posruons are held only by those who have mastered the fundamentals of the1r mstrument The band ts called upon to play at many OCCHSIOHS Durtng the wtnter months they present 1 SCFICS of four concerts The marchmg band not only provides entertunment at football games but also rn clty Lelebratlons 1nd Iwatlonal Hohdays They also have a pep band that plays at pep meeungs and ball games The summer band glVBS e1ght concerts tn central p rrk durmg the early part of the summer Drum Major B111 McNally Judy Halbloom, Eleanor Lidtka, Janet Bailey, Mary Sawyers, Sue Gustafson, Gail Beary. FUNCTIO S Mr. DeMaro, commonly known as Tony, looks as if he is well pleased with the progress and achievements of the band. SEATED: Bill Mc Nally, Sue Gustafson. STANDING Steve Kahl, Karla Kingsley, LuaneSchne1l, BobTay1or The band performs at various assemblies, concerts, and athletic events. The pep band had as its director this year Bill McNally. Toward the end of the year, the band was busy preparing for a trip to the International Kiwanis Convention in Dallas, Texas. M, ,Q T w Em fi ' Uwe A DR TIC ACTI ITIE Teachers track down' In the Fall the big production by the drama- tics department was The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder. It's hysterical moments provided many a laugh. Scream! Gteasepaint Galore I Swing your pardner' 4 f HOMECGMI G I958 Sue Gustafson, Karen Mlthelman Ann Vogt Jo Btlhngs Bod1lClasson Joan Lauber Thls year was one of the largest and most successful Homecomlngs 1n the htstory of Grtnnell Htgh School. The f8SIlV1U.CS started on Thursday mght w1th a blg pep rally and a snake dance that ended at Davts school On Frlday they had the usual pep assembly and the homecommg parade after school. Many hlgh school orgamzatlons wlth the help of the student counczl sponsored floats IH the parade. The queen and her attendants fldlflg 1n convert1bles started the parade followed by the band a truck wtth the team rtdmg on tt the pep club the floats and the student body That nlght the tlgers were hosts to the Newton Cardtnals The crowntng of the queen took place at the half t1me Sue Gustafson became the 1958 homecomtng queen wtth ,To B1n.1l'1gS Karen Mtthelman Joan Lauber and Ann Vogt as the attendants Bod1l Classon our forelgn exchange student was made an honorary attendant We won the game After the game the annual homecommg dance was held at the Youth Center Sue Gustafson, Homecoming Queen for 1958, was presented a dozen roses by the Honor G at the dance. .h E' n , s , If 491 K 1. 5. 5,51 W l. Em M is . ' S ,S i1 ' 1 0' Y Qx 9' x! J J . 1 . 5... -yo if , ' J C' 'ov P.. '39 4 ax v -1 4 5-I f ' 1 s. ' 5 JUNXOR RED CROSS Gale Beary ROW TWO Barbar a Clark Sh rre Dodson Laverne Van Donseraar E Bonn Esrar Torn Que now one 1 y Sud OXson Karla Krngsley Sndy Srnrrh Beverry Tyler ROW THRE Y Gordon Adkrns Sack Sherman Dennrs lbborson SCXENC LHB Brr s Keir Peak Kohn Wark ROW ONE Don Raiiery BNA Errenson b gg P re Srrarron Rack Snerrnan Mr Converse La? orerr Snerrnan Lroyd Larsen e rns ROW TWO I I x THLET IC TIGERS GRID EASO The 1958 football season proved to be a very surprising year with a few unexpected jolts. The Boone contest was one of the most unusual games in Grinnell High school history. Because of a wrong decision of the referee, the game was replayed from the beginning of the fourth quarter. The game ended with Boone out in front with a score of 21-13. The highlight of the season was theliomecoming victory over Newton 20-18 which climaxed the festivities. at 51. Paul Jones, who completed his second year at GHS, coached the Tigers to a commendable season. On the playing field the two Co-captains, Evan Evans and Lloyd Sisco, lead the team through a successful season. Coaches J ones and Peterson watch a play which they hope will do the job for the Tigers. ROW ONE: Larry Oregon, Dave Abel, Paul Mayo, Dick Selle, Lloyd Sisco, Bill Comerford,,Tim Brown, Ronnie Marquardt, John Sherman, Keith Locker, Frank LaGrange, Roger Cooper, Bill Miller, Phil Spicer, Gordon Adkins, Laverne Van Donselaar. ROW TWO: Chuck Deppe, Tom De Berg, Don Wright, Jim Allgood, Jim Cox, JohnEsta1, Ron Garwood, Howard McDonough, Bill De Berg, K. A. Flanagan, Evan Evans, Tom Comerford, Bill Beeler, Don Sumpter, Tom Lannom, Dennis Ibbotson, Denny Criswell. ROW THREE: Gary Miller, Bob Higdon, Leslie Pinkerton, Ray Delk. 'u v if B Jo , QMS - ll R , -4, K 'Cs' 2 3 ?3 ff I 1 a i S fa . Ax Q? fs Q 'YI 1' A ' ,fLZ'ffM ft l f ? 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Tom Lannom Gary Miller B1l1Comerford D1ckGoughnour M1keO Connor Paul Wtlderdyke Joe Thompson Keith Bailey Skip Barns Bill Krnnatrd Glenn McKeag Steve Canfield James Neveln Duane Palmer Dean Bates and Steve Mrntle The Freshmen who were coached by Pat Donahue played a schedule of the1r own and they also compiled an excellent record by having only one loss The Freshman team consisted of fourteen boys who were Banny Agnew Ken Esler Roger Gauss Gordon Grattan Ed Locker Robert Mayo George Mcl-lenry Gene Moore Ken Pickens Tom Porter Don Raffety Jack Sherman Paul VanDonselaar and John Watkins. BASKETBALL Tama Boone Newton Oskaloosa Marshalltown Cedar Falls Ames North D M East Waterloo Newton Knoxville Marshalltown Roosevelt Oskaloosa Ames THEY ROW ONE: ,Toe Thompson, Mike O'Conner, Gary Miller, Bob Butler, Bill Kinnaird. ROW TWO: Jerry Louden, Curt Caughey, Dean Bates, Keith Bailey, Tom Lannom. WE O l3 ' 7 6 14 7 WE 7 7 . 6 42 39 ' - o o 26 36 29 6 52 53 6 25 39 - 6 39 33 43 46 45 53 , , 47 , . . 45 ' 37 52 The boys who saw most of the action were: Bob Butler, Curt Caughey, 56 Boone 47 , . ' . I . , . , , 58 41 . y , . . ' . ' . . . , 98 . 42 , ' , , , , 34 40 ' . 34 55 , , 49 44 ' ' ' 56 57 , 1 t 24 GRAPPLERS GAIN VICTORIES WE THEY 31 Roosevelt 13 15 Newton 21- 23 Tech 21 8 East Waterloo 33 31 Tama 13 30 Fairfield 14 15 Iowa City 31 19 North, D. M. 19 28 East, D. M. 17 35 Bloomfield 4 32 State Center 13 Quad Grinnell 84 Fairfield 84 Newton 42 Ottumua 27 The Grinnell High Wrestlers ended their season with a 7 win, 5 loss and 2 tie record. Our grapplers , 1 , ,.w:,, .,,,0i. ww showed great individual spirit and desire, for several meets were won in the last few matches. Only two Tigers gained the state meet, al- though there were many outstanding performers. Robert Mayo and Chuck Deppe were the two that gained state recognition. Mr. John Walstra, who finished his fifth year of coaching wrestling at G.H.S., did acommendable job coaching the Tigers. 1 Paul Maw h Howard Mcoonouine Oliver Bob Selaar Deppe G me van Dfw Chuck t lim Brown, Lavelriotd' SMP Barnes. Adkins. Bob veg hman Tom Com GOfdOn Ken , - on. Tom Slmps MgYO. SPRI G SPORTSMEN AIM ROW ONE Martha Preston Kathy Wes tercamp Sue James Marcla Stepp Sus1eS1mone Jud1eLong Sandra Gar wood ROW TWO L1ndaBarnes Lou1se Latcham KarenSorensen He1enMurk Penne Palmer Glenda Sears Bea Hernandez Mary Sawyers ROW ONE 11m Ahrens Joe Th ompson Dlck Lunn 11m Clapp Lee Marun ROW TWO hm Neveln Larry Ross B111 Oelke Don Peterson Ilm W11113mS Larry Beane I Paul Splcer Don Wught Evan Evans Tom Comerford L eroy Cogley ,Y K L . , , , r : , - , , . I I - . : , . , . l I , . 3 , 1 1 , . : ' . , Y I I ' 3 i,. ...Q 1 ' ay 57 Q KV P W ,, ,, ,NM V M , y, ' ff fx 1 .fl .f ' 2 , . , u 1 I 1 OR GOOD RECORD -Lf W cum f ' R' lx 3 41g ROW ONE: Tom Comerford, Gary Miller, Ken Wichman, Dennis Ibbotson, Ken Eslcr, Darrell Wyss. ROW TWO: Roger Burlingame, Lee Martin,Iack MaGirl, Ron Marqnardt, Fritz Brock, Bill Miller, Gary Killion, K. A. Flanagan, Chuck Deppc. ROW ONE: Mike O'Conner, Tom Queen, Mr. Strauss. ROW TWO: Fritz Brock, K. A. Flanagan, Bill Miller, Curt Caughey. W 4MW,vQ4wa A .r.,, y 7 A 3 VV .. .Tv H Q . Q ' - I 5 X ' f 1 1 Q., . ' z .Z ik ff ' K- - ff 5 , 5 ,gl Q ? 5 4 'fl' ,f1,,ft,.fk!V 5' 9 iv vo g A S I I I i 'rj fffcm '. 5- s M5'iv3fgi5M': f Q aw ' M-MW ..., W W l ' .4-lm' il I -ii , 'Hia 'T ...Q X A fd RESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICER ROW ONE Paul McNally Sherry Strand ROW TWO Judy Flanagan Ken Esler Luc 1l1e Armendt 'Q' ROW ONE Robert Mayo Irene Brown ROW TWO Mane Peak John Sampson Ronald De Bondt. The Freshman class was welcomed mto h1gh school last fall. They have a membershlp of 142 and are well represented 1n var1ous clubs and extracurrtcular acuvmes The boys learned the ropes of G.H.S through var1ous sports and the gtrls through membersh1p1ntheY W G.H Thelr f1rst semester offtcers were: Pres1dent Sherry Strand V1ce Presldent Pau1McNa11y Secretary Lucrlle Arment Grrls Treasurer Judy Flanagan Boys Treasurer Kenny Esler Second sanester offrcers were Presldent Robert Mayo V1ce Presldent Irene Brown Secretary John Sampson Boys Treasurer Ronme De Bondt Grrls Treasurer Mane Peak Class Sponsors were Mrs. Horn and Mr. Converse. The following members of the Freshman class are not pictured: Bill Mason, Ed Locker, James Lynch, James Johnston. A 'Eu::23.:s:y 353 1 K f K ww, WWLWL .A.' ff,,:,kz qi. .EV f 1-fggffaigaz T ff - fi-,f 9 A -.. ,,-,Vv I ROW ONE Carol Bangharn Parn nun, Vogt Karen Boat Judy Boelhng, ROW TWO B111 Nagel Um, 1 BObBr1Q2,S Don Lmcom romreed Robert Gauley Drck McKev joe Iwevrl e l son Rosemary Hauer Mary Lon john an1N an D wnSC da Rntkedgc Katnr Barnes r Rarchff Don Ra er McNally Lln ' TWO BXax ROW ONE Paul sperger Sharon Cox Drck Cnadw ROM C argjorgcnson Sxdkmnter john Watkrns Xaar Br 11 E rlcnson r sz' d Ll McDonald Sulxe Mlner Donna Collxns Sandra Blagden Llnda Dxehrn Elxz ROW ONE Wen e abeth Davxs Judy Mxller I anlce Goehnug Ronald Duncan ROW TWO Ronald Hexsnrnan Penny M Sun D nharn Vxcioua bumpter Judy Doud Dxane Nlxtchell ary Ellrs Eduh Rasmussen Loulsa. u bro Dick jones 1 2' Renaud, N aney ' ht E rancene Graves, IUGY Halbmm' Jane Stauss' I and E-ill Hutchinson, Gene ROW ONE: Barbara Wrlg . . 9 ye Nelgon, George Mol-lenry, 1 B wn ROW TWO. a 4 rage ro ld Beane, james Erslunc, Robert Roe, Bev Tyler, - ' I Moore' Ronald Degondt' jim Hammond, Kenneth Grxiiulx, Rona Mayo. ROW ONE Betty Strand Chrlsty Ullrlch Janet Mitchell L1ndaKahler Ce11aPar1sh Iudy Flanagan Janet Balley Nancy Clark ROW TWO Ke1rh Koger Jim Bruce Danny Agnew Roger Gauss Larry Albers Jack Sherman Allan Ashby Rzck Bierman Clark Wewer Kenneth Pearce ROW OMS Dlck Crlswell Leshe McDan1el Gene Morrison John Sampson ROW TWO bruce I-galley Ken Pickens BIUY WHISOH Gary Mckeag Jerry Moore Thomas Bremng l31LlBceler ROW THREE D enms Norman Gordon Grattan Harold Kingsley Edw1nCl1ne EdwonC11ne Jim LVIHIBUIS 4 : ' . . , . ' . , . . , . . - r ' , ' , . I 1 I I I - I L i ' W .3 'Q 5 'S' - , ' f' 1' -4- , 1 - K 5' I 1 s I I s ' 'V V V 1:1 , sy, g L V : I n ' a ' I U , - I X 1 r 1 , , I ' 1 ' , a . I I l : 1 l I , D D , 4 , 1 Moore Alyce J ones I oyce hrnan Ellen Schultz Donna Phxlllps Terry OW TWO Florencejackson Connle ROW ONE Paula Fls G rwood Bev Russell. R W ssorn V1rg,1n1aWa1t C rol l-larrls Sandra a V r ma Renaud Jean a Nevllle a Muhelman Penny Palmer Karen Scharnweber 1 gl th ers Phyllis 1-larnman Cheryl Danfor ROW ONE S e 1 Harriet Mart W rn KenP ans Bm h rry Strand ul., in Ru U Lucllle Armw 1 T erry F re0b0 F leener, Da-nd Bergsrresser, Ron MOC arnman , Turnns. Harold B uckrneler, Gary' 1' an 2 . 4 a 1, 3 i X 1 fa , 5 , K , 0 . . . ' U D D l I v o 1 1 s v v n s 1 ' l I U : . V llv , . I , l .. I i UYVM-, . 0 9 ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROW ONE Gary M11ler Sally Peterson. ROW TWO Dean Bates Charlotte Arment. Dean Bates Joyce Rosenqutst Gretchen Good brod Sally Petersen The Sophomores started out the1r second year of G H S a 11tt1e more accustomed to the routxne of htgh school They chose as thelr class sponsors Mr Amo and Mr Stevenson Thetr f1rst semester offxcers were Prestdent Sally Peterson V1ce Presldent Gary Mlller Secretary Betty Plckrel Boys Treasurer Dean Bates G1rls Treasurer Char Arment Second semester off1cers were Presldent Dean Bates V1ce Prestdent Gretchen Goodbrod Secretary Joyce Rosenquxst Boys Treasurer, John Tu1l1s Gxrls' Treasurer Sally Peterson. The Sophomore class showed fme promls tn athletxcs and entered mto many acuvmes The following members of the Sophomore class are not pictured: Keith Roof, Duane Palmer, Con- stance Murk, Lee Koger, Donna See, Julie Ternus. ROW ONE Eileen Garlock Cathy Wilson Joan Devereux Alice Emmert Pat Gilbert Carol Keemm Judy Olson Sue Ryan ROW TWO Paul McDonald Larry Goehring Darrell DGVHUII B111Oe1ke Glenn McKeag 11m Clements Bob Mcllrarh John Ahrens Laffy D681 ROW ONE: Berry Lamb, Yolanda Taylor, Kathi Thompson, Ruby Kingsley, Miriam Tomasek, N om' C ' ' ' ' a 1 unningham, Cathy Smith, Loma Pickens ROW TWO Dick Gong! . : inour, Sieve Canfield, John Sifihl, Jim Neveln, Jerr ' Lo d Di ' ' ' y u en, avid Stafford, Bill Comerford, Bob Butler, Jerry Deppe. ROW ONE Mary Porter Gretchen Goodbrod Mary Sawyers Connxe De Bondi janeBonyata Sally Ahrens Susxe Sxrnone Laura Lxdtka Mary Beth Blerman ROW TWO M1keO Connor Gary Mxller B111 Kxnnaxrcl Ke1thBa1ley Dean Bates Gary Klllxon Curt Coughey TornLannom Steve Mxntle Skxp Barnes on Charloue Armen: Samrme 'lnsfaffl 11 P I 1' Row ONE Dame1eMuCheu Shar0nTumeBri3e3s 6355034 TWO Ralph St Clalr Daverlarrxs Carol Breese Joyce RosenClU1SY P03551 R R Chard Lum Sievegap Mlke Brooks Stuart Porter I ohn Tullls Jerry Rem P aul Wllderdy e 1 tonst ahl. ROW ONE John Whztcomb Dons Brown Peggy Bradley J u11e Ternus Judy Brown Patty Andes Pat Harken Polly Bradford Martha Preston JarnesC1app ROW TWO Ron Durr Joe Thompson Leonard Routler Ronald Koger Bruce Ratchff Gary Goreham David Palmer Lewis Mitchell Gary Downey ROW ONE -TOYCC BBN' JOYCE Eames Do1or1sDr1skell Judy Heathman EleanorL1dUqa Mar tha Johnston Ellzabeth Gearhart Rlta Dempster ROW TWO Marvel McDonough Judy C1-aw ford Dorothy Wllderdyke Lmda Patten Lmda Vteth Ruth Wlut B b C1 k Lmda Matteson e ar ara at Jean peak N DY 'SM M 'YY LOU Lester Nom bxsco Unda Moore Barbxrm ROW ONE He1enLxncn Mary gm L rw Beane P1u1Strmwer, Fraker Darh Co Daw rd Y oung B111 Hansen p aux Kmmm x ROW TWO Thonms Chhon bordon Ywlor ,rr ROW ONE Caro1unWhue e Tyarxailatclxff judw Xnnxs ROW TWO Larry Conner P1tBrooks 0 Denms Ekurd jerry Rexd Tom Hotchkxn Bob kvnswnd ary Puls Sth Re und R tnw Dexk kxwtnytienxwxxn Ekaxne Shook Rosern R bertfhlhland Crxrx bhook JU IOR CLASS FFICERS ,vu G? WN Q27 ROW ONE Tom DeBerg Brenda Lavent ROW TWO Karen Sorenson Jlm Allgood Beverly Searls Susan Mahlstedt Mary Wllson Chuck Deppe Lmda Barnes The ,Tumor class chose Mr Peterson and Mlss Wyland for the1r class sponsors In the spnng they rece1ved thelr class rmgs The mam proJect of the year for thls class was of course the plannlng ofthe prom Thezr theme for Ih1S event w11l remam unknown unul the evemng of the dance. The f1rst semester offxcers were Presldent Brenda Lavent V1ce Pres1dent Tom Dc-:Berg Secretary Beverly Searls G1r1s Treasurer Karen Sorensen Boys Treasurer .T11T1A1lgOOd The second semester offlcers were Pres1dent Chuck Deppe V1ce Presldent L1nda Barnes Secretary Sue Mahlstedt Gxrls Treasurer Mary WIISOH Boys Treasurer Don Sumpter The followmg members of the ,Tumor class are not plctured Rosemary Daley, Bev DeBondt Roger Edgmgton Charlotte D1tz1er Bev Ferneau Jud1 Fr1sb1e Brenda Lavent Jud1eLong Marlene Parmley Karen Pxckens Janet Reed '1 E EGR ROW ONE T Glenda Sears C51 ?3:lt3SstIaJ:13rCIIXaa2ctyg Broll-1gwDornNnla Renaud Sh1r1eY Taylor Lucule Larsen PD O T Hoefert John Esta! Bob Hxgdon Denny Ibbotson Elwood Gacrvlcgieiiffcjoe COX Dave Abel john ox ROW ONE june E axr P atrxcxa Puls P enne Brrggs Lrnda Bausuan Mary EXXen Devereux Ennly TayXor Mary Wnson Dxane Ternns ROW TWO Bm Beeler Nuke W alhs John Burr Larry Lamb Gary MoC amrnant John Schultz Marhn Mckeag Inu Lxegenrneyer Roger O sborn ROW ONE Kathleen Wesrercarnp Connxe Johnson SueBurrna Kathy Wxlson Patty Allbee Bonnxe Glydewell Audrey Smmp Sondra Baker ROW TWO Laurence See Roger Close Harvey Mar undale Harry Kxngsley Roger Stafford Mxke Holcomb V1rg11See D1ckLaGrange Karen Sorensen. Sh Bergsiresser, Lola Kesse, Row one Lmaa F Oster, P auune Efsme' 33:4 TWO: Geroge w saver. DOH Nelilhbofs' 9 31 Bonnxe I OUUSOU- n Judy WOM- Beverly Adams' George MorieXd,Kar1 Sorgense . nrens LeSheP1nkerton. Garden, sieve Kam. Bob WUC' Um A ' I '17 4. 3 , 2 1 v 0 u l n n A ' z 1 u ' u 1 1 1 1 ' vw Row ONE Barbara Sears Carol Sears Mary LU Ahfens I-013 Case Maflone Dye Mary Davis Row Two Karen Pearce Kathryn Byers Pauline MCDOUHN Nancy RQ be'g- Joyce Howard Charlotte Palmer Judy Holwmb ROW ONE: Bev Searls, Shirley Dodson, Vicky Bailey, Mylene Millhollin, Becky Martin, Judy Smith, Barb Walling. ROW TWO: Jim Al1g0od,Pau1Mayo, Don Wright, Don Sumpter, Steve Davis, Denny Criswell, Tom Simpson, Ray Delk. Gene Oliver, W ROW ONE Sandra Terrell Betty Martm Darlene Plum Dons Luttman Joyce Moyer RO h Moore Ruth Sarver Janet TWO Blmg J ean Cox Crlswell CarolV1eth Dougsee. Ionn Albers Io n W L ROW ONE: Ginny Snider, Sandra Nichols, Marguerite Puls, Sheila Harken, Sue Mahlstedt, Linda Barnes, Amelia Breitlng, Sally Meek. ROW TWO: Lynn Sampson, Ron Garwood, I im Brown, Earl Klnnaird, Roy Cogley, Ron Marquardt, Howard McDonough, La Verne Thompson, Chick Deppe. Q?-IPLOMAW Q9 F .Av- K 4 ENIORS SENIOR CLASS FFICER .-5 Q ROW ONE Lloyd Slsco Sue Adamson Judy Lamb ROW TWO Phll Sp1cer LeRoy Keese, Gordon Adk1ns ROW ONE Ilm Tullxs B1ll Sherman Ioan Lauber ROW TWO Gordon Adk1ns Lourse Latcham Gale Beaty The Semors started the last year of hrgh school by choostng M1ss Stewart and Mr .Tones for advrsers The members of the class have been very successful tn thetr school work as well as extracurncular act1v1t1es They have d1st1ngu1sed themselves tn drama athleucs band vocal mus1c and varlous other acuvxtxes The class play was Desperate Hours ' The theme of t.he1r prom was Staxrway to the Stars The f1rst semester offlcers were Presrdent Sue Adamson Vtce Prestdent GordonAdk1ns Secretary Ph1lSp1cer Boys Treasurer LeroyKeese G1rls Treasurer Judy Lamb Sergeant at Arms Lloyd S1sco The second semester offrcers were Pres1dent B111 Sherman Vtce Presldent Gale Beary Secretary Lou1seLatcham Boys Treasurer ,Ttm Tulhs GIFIS' Treasurer Joan Lauber Sergeant at Arms Gordon Adkms 5 . 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S y ,. ,, 41 f q Af MM fz.4,,w1z., 4 wwf-c ,,4?,'fiQ f A W? 4 n 3' 'Ju 'fs i 3115145 1' 5 'Je M 1 ax-x my 4-0 f nf I ' , 1 ' I Y I .- 'I M 4' 7 6 was W ' igiiifgi ff' th , , T 14-. gg fy ,'- gf 'fa ' 2 5? ' gi 'WT my in ff' .V 'W ff , ' LL L H? , ax 'Km i , 1 U n DMlNlST AT 10N LIPERI TE DE T KYLE C JONES KyleC Jones has been supenntendent of theGrmnel.l Public School system for the past seven years Pnor to commg to Grmnell he served ln Emmetsburg Iowa as supermtendent of schools Mr Jones Recelved hxs B A m 1928 and M A ln 1938 both from the Un1vers1ty of Iowa He held h1s flrst teachmg posmon at Arlspe Iowa and his flrst posmon as superlntedndant at De lphos Mr I ones hobbies mclude golf flSh1l'1g flymg and travehng. In h1s travels he has VlS1I6d flfty countnes and flve conunents. H1s travels mclude thlrteen tnps to Russ1a where he served as a d1plomat1c couner o 9 ' I 9 I ' . a u o s , n 1 1 - , . . . . . . . . . ' I 9 1 BOARD of EDLICATIO --................ 'T' SEATED Mr W11bCf Mohson Mrs Barbara Reedy Mr DonReuaud Mr Paullcdersen Mr Carl Bensen STAINDINJG Mr Kylelones Mr Eldon Peterson, SECRETARIES I Karen Pederson the Barbara Ready has the R1mom Tnlor 1 GH.b cheerful HSSISIEIUI m the prm IITIDOFISIII Job of servmg as graduatf Of 1938.15 WIHIUIUUTSE? C1D81'S offlce, IS the one who secretary for the school board. help I0 Ml' IUHCS SS 111s WCP makes xt funcuon so smoothly sonal secretar. V 1 fu J: ,ng I A J N 4 I HIGH SCHCJOL PRINCIP L RAYMOND G TYLER Raymond G Tyler xs servmg h1s fnrst year as GHS Prmclpal He has been 1n the Grmnell School system smce 1953 and has held the posmons of ,Tumor h1gh pr1nc1pal and gutdance dtrector He recteved h1s B A from Iowa State Teacher s College ln 1948 In addmon to betng an ardent sports enthuslast, Mr Tyler has hobbles of flshmg travehng and preachtng Mr Tyler possesses the ablhty to stlence the whole student body by ralsmg h1s hand yet at the same mme h1s vocabulary conslsts of fam1har phrases such as Cotton Plckm and Holy Cats ' u c Q Q n . . , . n n . s I 9 r . s . . . . .. -4. . .,, 0 I ' at 1 . TH FACULTY PROVIDES UNDERSTANDING uv -1' Marvin Amo Lola Clark Duane Converse Irene Cook Leila Coop English Librarian Science English Nurse George DeHart Tony DeMaro B111 Harrison Arlene Horn Marjory Jackson Dramaucg Band Science Mathematics Spanish Paul Jones Viola Karstens Merle Lesher Joe McCoy Jack Miller U. S. HiSI01'Y Latin Guidance Vocal Music World History INSTRUCTION AND HELPFUL ADVICE J Mrtchell Esther Norrrs Helen Olson Eldon Peterson Paul Phrlhps Shorthand Homemakrng Englxsh Drrver Trarnrng Scrence George Robluson Ray Slafldefwlck Glenn Stevenson Janet Stewart Ernest Strauss ASFICUUUTS GOVGIHIIIGHI Commercral Mathematrcs Industrral Arts John Walstra Hazel Watkms Arvella Wyland Gerald Youngbeek Boys Physrcal Educatron Mathematrcs G1r1s Physrcal Educauon Typing E..' ' 4' 5- f 2 1 1 4 , BUS DRI ERS ug ROW ONE Ray Sounders Dale Clark Floyd Huges Burton Koger ,Tim Miller ROW TWO Ronnie Probasco Dick Crawford Wiley Taylor Wayne Callison Clarence Blankenship Bob Butler NOT PICTURED Mary Bennington Virgil Strand Wendell Md-lenry Warren Hendershott Delbert E111ott .Tim Mullins, Al Wilson, Virgil Case X Q 9 4 M wb-4 Q-6 7 69? DVERTV5 NG I V MC NALLY S SUPER VALU GRINNELL AUTCMOBILE DEALERS' ASSCCIATION FARMERS MUTUAL REINSURANCE CGMPANY QUEEN AND OLSON i W-.F-1' A 4- in s 821 Fifth Avenue Grinnell, Iowa Serving Farm Mutuals Since 1909 b 'W Fine Furniture Wishes Luck to the Seniors 5-lhluh NEWBURG ELEVATOR COMPANY Servlce Is Our Motto LAMB AND DAVIS Raths Feeds Red Brand Fence Graln and Fertlllzer Cltles Semflce Phone I3 Nemburg 5lu? w' I V1 fl UNITED FOOD MARKET ARNOLDS SHOES Congratulatlons To The Class Of 59 SUTTEN SERVICE Newburg INSURANCE ASSOCIATION CongratuldtiOUS TO The Class Of HSQH POWESHIEK MUTUAL FARMER'S SALE COMPANY John Deere Farm Implements Parts and SeIV1Ce BEL 6 3460 Grlnnell I SMITH FUNERAL HOME O Dale Smlth Robert D Smlth O Eugene Sm1th 1 5. of G R Q21 Qlqgl CQ GRINNELL FEED 6 GRAIN Graln Fleld Seed Ful O Pep Feeds MC KEY AND WEE Flrestone Store Congratulatlons Senlors THREE ELMS BEN FRANKLIN Best Wishes Seniors! Congratulations Class of H59u 'Q . 1. , . 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