Griswold Community High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Griswold, IA)

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During his thirty-two years in Griswold High, Mr. Anderson has been a loyal mentor in the classroom and has been ever ready to help with any of the activities of the school. Our memories of him will always be among the most cherished recollections of our high school days. at q 3 ,J . Annual Staff Editor-In-Chief. . ...... . . Assistant Editor . . Publicity Director . . Business Manager ...... Advertising Sales Managers . . Music Editors ....... Sport Editors . . Typists .... Photography Managers . . . . Class Editors . . . Alumni Editors . . Art Editors .... Faculty Sponsor Faculty Advisors . . . Marilyn Mueller . . Dolores Shipley . . . . . . . Ardith Linn .. .... .... RichardHall . . . . Phil Sproule, Dale Jenkins , Mary Ellen Watkins, Glen Saffer . . . Marilyn Lovell, Don Dorsey Pauline Rogers, Sandra Pelser Shirley Piittmann, Lila High Janet Sothnuan, Rodger Wohlenhaus Henrietta Steffen, Gary Turk . Virginia Book, Lynda Cramer Norma Bergstrom . . Elaine Krisinger, Harry Kirk . . Dennis Newman, Bob Keebler ..........Mr.Anderson . . . . Miss Daft, Mr. Pontius l 41-11 - Wfrff ,W -:X 'XX RQ x -bm g x K, W 5 xc .N W.: 0 x . I I , Xxn ' rm :V ,L N 1?f QQXIDNIHNESTRATHQN X. Board of Education SEATED: R. V. Prokop, Victor Nelson, H. P, Carlton, Harvey Cocklin. President. STANDING: Art Brouse, Secretaryg Varel Maas, Russell R . Pontius, Superintendent. wp JOAN RAY Secretary To Superintendent .Y R, N fwsw,-x, vi ,. , ,f.s9,. L, ,W ,, . .. l ' . V 'M 11 .H , L ,,,' 'Eg ' N i .W Faculty WILLIAM E. LOVELACE Griswold, Iowa B.S. Northwestern University. Graduate L Study University of Colorado. Principal. American Government, Physics, Senior Science, Sociology. RUSSELL R . PONTIUS Griswold, Iowa B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. A.M. University of Missouri. Superintendent. Psychology. Faculty RUTH E. DAFT Griswold, Iowa B.A. Simpson College: M.A. Columbia University: English I, II: Library: Sponsor--Freshman Class and Cheer- leaders. HENRY WILLIAM ANDERSON Newhall, Iowa B.A. Cornell College: Manual Arts 1 and II: Biology: Sponsor--Senior Class and High School Annual. CHARLES VANDERBUR Griswold, Iowa B.S. Iowa State College: Vocational Agriculture I, II, III: Adult Education: Sponsor--F.F.A. RUBY G. PONTIUS Griswold, Iowa B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College: Algebra 1, III: Geometry: Trigonometry: Sponsor--Junior Class. OLIVER W. JOINER, JR. Nebraska City, Nebraska E.A. Peru State Teachers College: M.S. Drake University: Instrumental Music: Algebra I. Facult MARGARET C. CONRY Griswold, Iowa JEANNE STEFFEN Griswold , Iowa B.S.C. Briar Cliff College: Typing Ig K B.S. Iowa State College: Vocational Personal Typingg Shorthandg Office JOHN PAUL MILLS Home- Economics I, II, Ill: Adult Ed- Practice: Bookkeepingg Sponsor-- Griswold, Iowa ucationg Sponsor--I-'.H.A. Sophomore Class- B.A. simpson College: coachnrootball, PI-IYLLIS J. NORDIN Essex, Iowa B.M. Bethany College, Lindsborg. Kansasg Grade and High School Vocal Music. Boys' Basketball, Track: Grade School P.T.g American Govermnentg Econom- icsg World History. JOAN REIMERS Auburn, Nebraska B.S. Peru State Collegeg American Literature: English Literatureg Gram- marg Speech: Declamatoryg Class Plays: Sponsor--School News. J. IRA RYAN Derby, Iowa B.A. William Penn College: General Scienceg American History: Girls' Basketball: Trackg Assistant Football Coach. Sin P P 1 F L E E V. l E 0 N N T E T H B E Y B A N lu 'Fw . Q, , - , Q Kill N IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Since the last edition of Tiger Tales there have been many improve- ments made. In the classrooms IZ additional electric clocks have been added to our IBM Self-Regulating Electronic Time Control Systemg the science room has new fluorescent lighting, a new biology chart and animal and in-sect specimens: the study flfreshman home rooml has new hookcases for the library. neu .ls- phalt tile floor, new chairs, and I2 new birch tables with formica topsg remodeling has been com- pleted in the homemaking room, 3 new gas stoves, 2 new refrigerators, and 3 new breakfast sets have been added. There's a new piano for the stageg an electric vibrator sander for manual artsy a new record player for kindergarten: a new showcase for music trophies, a Jungle Gym, new paint in 'v rooms and a hall. Fifth and sixth grade rooms have been equipped with new American unit type seating ithis completes seating in the 4 upper gradeslg there are 4 new teachers' desks and 3 new sets of maps for the grades. Pictured elsewhere are the new 42 passenger bus and the new seventh grade room. ,mx F I F T I-I is G R A D E G O O D C O O K an' as N K ,c,,..,. ii! 1 N T 5 I X T H G I-I A D E mx ,IG B BQ 2 -5' ' XX SENEQRS f hx 15 w 9N I 1 of X 3 I Senior Class Officers Elaine Krisinger - -Secretary-Treasurer Leonard Holmes--Vice-President Ric hard Hall--President Black And Medium Pink Pink Rose We Build The Ladder By Which H, W, Anderson Class Poem For each and every high school year We hold some memories quite dear. Of the teachers, friends, and all the fun That came with all the things we've done. These never seemed so good 'til now As we must make a parting vow To cherish through the coming years, The joys, not heartaches, smiles, not tears That came with work and came with play-- With contests, banquets, tasks each day, Throughout the high school days just past We've gained knowledge that will last. But this is not our schooling's end, This is where we just intend To continue onward toward success As we leave the halls of G. H. S, CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS MOTTO: CLASS SPONSOR: Janet Sothman Sandra Pelser We Rise NORMA BERGSTR OM Not that I loved study less, but that I loved fun more. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Eand .... 3, 4 Clarinet Solo . . Z, 3, 4 Clarinet Trio .... 1, 2 Orchestra . . . . . 3, 4 Annual Staff . . . . 4 Basketball . . . ., . . l, Z Clarinet Quartet . . 3, 4 Mixed Clarinet Qt. . . 4 Woodwind Quartet . . . 4 Bass'Clarinet Solo . . 3 Clarinet Choir ..... 4 Band Librarian .... Z, 4 LYNDA CFAMER I thought she was an an- gel until I saw she didn't have a halo. Marching Band .... 3, 4 Concert Band ..... 3, 4 Clarinet Quartet . . . 3, 4 Annual Staff ...... . 4 Declamatory . . . I, Z, 3 F.H.A ........ Z, 3, 4 Clarinet Choir ...... 4 F.H.A. Exc. Council 3, 4 Class Play ........ 3 Mis. AQ' ,IF , ROWENE AC KER MAN fReenl Watch and Wait -The watching is all right, but the waiting gets monoto- I nous. Glee Club. . . . l, Z, 3, 4 Tiger Staff. . . . . . .l, 4 F.H.A. .......Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus. . . 2, 3, 4 VIRGINA BOOK QShortiel Gets what she wants by working for it. Marching Band . . Z, 3, 4 Concert Band. .l, Z, 3, 4 Glee Club ..... 1, 2,4 Annual Staff ........ 4 Declamatory ..... l, 2 Mixed Chorus . . .l, Z, 4 Flute Trio .... 2, 3, 4 Flute Quartet ...... 4 Woodwind Trio .... 3, 4 Flute Solo ....... 2, 3 4 1+ ORLAN K. CAIN 5 A man's fortunes are I the fruit of his charac- ter. sg -' 'Z 12 RICHARD CARLSON fDickl The guy that doesn't let study interfere with his education. Glee Club ...... 1, 3 Basketball. . . l, Z, 3, 4 Baseball .... . . l, Z, 3 Football ........ l, 2 Track ....... l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . . l, Z, 3 Emerson High School . l Class Play ........ 4 what KAY FENDER Her hair is not less sun- ny than her heart. Marching Band .... 3, 4 Concert Band ..... 3, 4 Clarinet Quartet. . . 3, 4 Glee Club ..... l, 3, 4 Vocal Solo ....... 3, 4 Madrigal .... .... 4 FJ-l.A....... .... Mixed Chorus ....3, 4 Girls' Glee Officer . . .4 CHEDTER DOBERNECIGER fChetj Play and I ll play with YOU! Study and you study alone. Football. . .... l, 4 F.F.A. . Xia. TOM FORSYTI-l Always ready to lend helping hand DONAVON DUANE DORSEY fDonJ Never does today what he can put off until to- morrow . Glee Club .... . 3 Annual Staff ..... 4 Basketball ...... 1, Z Baseball ..... 2, 3, 4 Football . . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Track ...... l, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A ........ 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus ...... 3 Glee C lub ELAINE DARLENE KRISINGER fEnieJ Happiness seems made to be shared.' Marching Band.l, 2, , Concert Band . . . , , Baton Ensemble ..... l Glee Club .... l,Z, 3,4 Vocal Solo ...... 3, 4 Sextet ..... . 3, 4 Annual Staff . . . . . . 4 Tiger Staff ..... l, 2, 3 Class Officer .... Basketball ..... , Declamatory .... Cheerleader ..... I- .H.A ........ , Mixed Chorus . , , Band Librarian . . . Fr. Horn Quartet. . Girls' Glee Secretar Baton Solo ...... Brass Sextet. . . . Trio ...... . . Class Play . . . . Y 2 .3 . 4 WAYNE GUSTIN The first impression s good but the second is better Football , it r RICHARD HALL fwhileyl 'I don't know what you're talking about, but I'm a gainst it. Marching Band .... 2, Concert Pand . .l, Z, 3, Annual Staff ....... Class Officer ...... Class Play. . . . . 3, Declamatory ...... F.F.A. ......... . Student Council Officer German Fand ...... ROGER HOLLDORF Where there's life, the- re's hope. Basketball . . . . . . l Track..... F.F.A... ...2,3,4 a 2 3 4 4 4 4 2 5 4 4 VIOLA HENDRIX Quiet in a noisy sort of way. Glee Club ....... 3 F.:-1.A. ..... 1, z, 3 Mixed Chorus ..... 3 Junior Band. . . . . Z lf ll. LILA HIGH Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Glee Club .... l,Z,3,4 Annual Staff ....... 4 Tiger Staff ........ 4 Class Play ........ 3 F.H.A. ..... l,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . 2, 3, 4 DALE JENKINS Where there is an argu- ment, you will always find Dale. GleeClub... ....l Annual Staff ....... 4 Class Play ...... 3, 4 Basketball . . .l, Z, 3. 4 Baseball. . . . .1, 2, 3 4 F.F.A. 2,3:4 F.F.A. Officer. . . . 3. 4 Mixed Chorus . . . . 2, 3 Clearfield High . . . . 1 LEONARD HOLMES fLenl Tl-iere's only one thing wrong with education--- Education. Class Officer ...... 4 Basketball .... 1, Z, 3, 4 Baseball --... 1, Z, 3, 4 Football ..... 1,Z, 3,4 Football Captain ..... 4 Track ........ 1, 3, 4 F.F.A. ......... Z, 4 Class Play . . . . 4 WAYNE JOHNSON degree Quiet to just the right Basketball . . . . . . 3 F.F.A.... ..4 Ulf MARILYN JEAN LOVELI.. ls she as innocent as she looks, or are looks de- ceiving ? Marching Band l, Z, 3, 4 Concert Band. . . Z, 3, 4 Orchestra ....... 3, 4 Glee Club .... l, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff ........ 4 Tiger Staff ...... 3, 4 Basketball Manager. . 4 Declamatory ....... Z Cheerleader ....... 3 F.l-l.A...... ..2,3 Mixed Chorus . . . . 3, 4 Sax Quartet. . . . . 3 SaxSextet .... ...4 Band Librarian . . . 2, 4 Class Play...... 3,4 HARP Y KIR K Always ready to laugh at a joke or what he con- siders a joke. Annual Staff. . . . 4 Football ......... 4 Basketball Manager . 3 Football Manager . . . 3 Baseball Manager. . . Z Class Play ......3,4 AR DITI-l LINN Marching Band l, 2, 3, Concert Band. .l, 2, 3, Clarinet Quartet. . . 3, Clarinet Solo ..... 3, Clarinet Trio . . . . Orchestra ........ Glee Club ... l,2,3, P 1 w w Generally speaking, sh- e's generally speaking. Annual Staff . . Tiger staff . Tiger Editor . . . . Class Play. . Declamatory . . . 2, Librarian . . F.H.A. ....... 2, F.l-l.A. Officer .... Mixed Chorus . . . Z, Clarinet Choir .... F.l-l.A. Council . . . BOB KEEBLER I am as sober as a judge ? '? 7 'P ? Concert Band Glee Club. . . Vocal Solo . . Class Officer Basketball . . Baseball . . Football . . . Track ..... Mixed Chorus . .l , Drum Ensemblvl, Boys' Quartet . . . DEAN LAR Y ,3.4 .2.3 ..3,4 ..l,Z ...l ...l ,3,-4 ,2,3 ,3,4 ,3,4 3,4 ' 'The happy-go-luc ky so- .1 rt. Cvlce Club. . . l-'.l-'.A. . . . Mixed Chorus . Loveland li i gh .. 3.4 x,4 ...4 .... l,2 ,i sig . . GEROLD EUGENE MCKENZIE flcfrryl Tall, dark and 'alka- tivo. lllr-rf Club . . . . .5 Class Play . . . . 5-4 lxlixr-rl ffhuru . . 5 MARILYN MUELLER She loves to sing and people love to listen. Marching Band ..... 4 Concert Band ...... 4 Glee Club .... 1.2, 3,4 Vocal Solo . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Madrigal . . ..... . 4 Sextet ...... l,2, 3,4 Trio ........... 3, 4 Annual Staff ....... 4 Annual Editor . . . . 4 Tiger Staff... ...l,4 Class Officer .... Z, 3 Class Play ........ 3 Basketball Manager Z, 3 FJ-l.A .......... 3, 4 F.H.A. Officer .... 3, 4 Student Council Officer ......... 3, 4 Student Council Member ........ 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . l, Z, 3, 4 Accompanist . . l, 2, 5, 4 Drum Ensemble ..... 4 1 ' , MARLENE PELZER I used to be shy, but now l'm a Senior. Gleeclub... ...3 Tiger Staff . . . . 4 Basketball . . ..... . l Librarian ......... 4 P.H.A. .. ...l,Z, 5,4 lx 'Pit SANDRA JO PEL.-,ER fSandyl The more a girl loves the more she suffers Marching Band l, Concert Band l, Clarinet Quartetl Clarinet Solo . . . Orchestra ..... Glee Club .... l , Sextet ........ Annual Staff . . . Tiger Staff .... Class Officer. . . Class Play .... Basketball . . l, Librarian ..... Cheerleader . . . in M., . J ,gn W, DENNIS NEWMAN Very interesting when you get to know him. Glee Club ....... Z, 3 Annual Staff ....... 4 F.F.A. ...... 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . . 2, 3, 4 Boys' Octet ........ 4 EDDIE PLACE Hot Rod Minded C1assPlay........ 3 Mixed Chorus . 1, Band Librarian. . Woodwind Trio . . Council Member of Band......... Piano Accompanist . 1,2 HOWAP D R USH He may be quiet in sc- hool. but you might be su- rprised. SHIR LEY PIITTMANN Always seems to be hav- ing a good time. Glee Club .... . . 3, 4 Annual Staff . . . . . 4 Tiger Staff . . . . . . 4 Basketball ...... 1. Z F.H.A. ....... 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus ..... 3, 4 PAULINE ROGERS A likable person in a lovable sort of way. Glee Club ......... 3 Annual Staff . . . . .4 Tiger Staff . . . . .4 Declamatory . . . . 3, 4 Class Play . . . . .4 GLEN SAFFER Always busy studying nothing. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ,f Concert Band. .l, Z, 3, 4 A Orchestra ..... Z, 3, 4 Trombone Quartet. . l, 4 Glee Club .... l,2, 3,4 f Mixed Quartet ...... 4 A VocalSo1o... ...3,4 Madrigal . . . . . . . 4 Class Play ........ 4 Basketball. . . 1, Z, 3, 4 Baseball .... l. 2, 3, 4 Track ........ 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader ...... Z. 3 Mixed Chorus . 1, 2, 3, 4 YVONNE RUDIG Be1ieves that life was made for fun. GleeClub ...3,4 Basketball ......... 3 Mixed Chorus ..... 4 Atlantic High School 1, Z Class Play ........ 4 BERNARD ROMIG No man is born wise ? Declamatory . . . . . . . F.F.A. Officer . . . . . r.F.A........2,3,4 DOLORES Sl-IIPLEY fDcel She is an authority on everything that happens. Marching Band l, Z, 3, 4 Concert Band. .l, 2, 3, 4 Clarinet Quartet . . . 3, 4 Glee Club .... l,Z,3,4 Annual Staff ....... 4 Class Officer . . . . . 3 Cheerleader . . . . . 3 Class Play... .... 3 F.H.A. .......Z,3,4 F.H.A.0fficer ..... 4 Student Council Member ........ 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . . 2, 3, 4 Baton Solo ....... Z, 3 Band Librarian .... 3, 4 Mixed Chorus Officer . 4 Glee Club Librarian. . 4 JIM SHULTZ I-le's on the alert when it comes to a skirt. Glee Club ......... 4 Tiger Staff . . . . .4 Basketball . . . . .l Football.. ....1 Track.. .. .....1 F.F.A. ...... Z, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . . . . . .4 Mixed Chorus Lib. . . 4 ClassPlay.... ...4 JANET SOTHMAN Uanl A blush is pretty but sometimes inconvenient. Marching Band . . 2, 3, 4 Concert Band . . . Z, 3, 4 Clarinet Quartet . . . 3, 4 Clarinet Trio ...... Z Orchestra ........ 4 Glee Club . . . l, 2.3, 4 Vocal Solo... ..5,4 Sextet..... ..4 Trio....... ..4 AnnualStaff....... 4 Tiger szaff. . . . . 2, 3,4 Class Play . . . . . 3 Band Officer . . . . . . 4 FJ-l.A........2,3,4 FJ-I.A. Officer. . . . . . 3 Mixed Chorus . . Z, 3, 4 DOLOR ES SLOCUM Mirror, mirror, tell me true .... Mixed Chorus . . . . . 4 Glee Club... ...3,4 Tiger Staff . . . . .3, 4 Librarian . . . 3 F.H.A. . . . . l DONALD D. SMITH fDonl Takes life most seri- ously Track..........l FFA DALE R. SCHRIER fSharkyl Most unpredictable. He's likely to do alinost any- thing. Marching Band l, Z, 3, 4 Concert Band. . l, Z, 3, 4 Orchestra .... l, Z, 3, 4 Class Play ........ 3 Basketball . ...... l Baseball .......... l Track ...... l,Z.3,4 F.F.A .... ........ 3 Sax Quartet .... 2, 3, 4 Sax Choir . . .... . 4 Sax Sextet. . . . 4 BI . m KENNETH SUNDER MAN CKGMYJ You might be surpris- ed. F.F.A... ..2,3,4 PHIL SPROULE Voca1Solo ... . .. .3 Annual Staff . . . . . The steadiest-with mu- sic, athletics and girls. Marching Band 1, Z, 3, Concert Band. . 1, Z, 3, Glee Club .... l, Z, 3. Class Play. . . . . .3, 4 4 4 4 4 4 Tiger Staff. . . . . .3, Class Officer . . . . . .3 4 Band Officer. . Basketball ...... l, Baseball ..... Football ......... Football Manager. . . Cheerleader ...... Student Council Mixed Chorus . .l, 2, Boys' Quartet ..... Double Quartet .... Drum Ensemble l, Z, MARY ELLEN WATKINS fRed Mistress of the keybo ard. Marching Band 1 Concert Band. .l Orchestra . . . Glee Club . . . Annual Staff. . Tiger Staff . . Class Play . . Band Officer . . Declamatory . I-'.H.A ...... l-'.H.A. Officer ...... Mixed Chorus . . . , . Lenox High ..-..... Accompanist . . . , . BellSolo ...... , . Piano Solo ..... , . F.l-l.A. Exc. Council. . GAR Y TURK fTurkl He is well up in the rm. ' Marching Band 1. 2. Concert Band . . . . Trumpet Quartet. . Cornet Solo . . . . . . Orchestra . . Glee Club . . Annual Staff . . Class Play. . . . . Declamatory . . . . . f WU 3,4 3.4 3,4 . Q 3. 2. F.F.A........Z,3, Mixed Chorus. . . . Basketball . . .ahff ww HENRIETTA STEFFEN fSpeedl The nic kname deceiving. Glee Club . . Annual Staff . Tiger Staff . . . Class Play . . . Basketball . . . maybe ..3 ...4 3,4 ...3,4 1,Z.3,4 Librarian.........4 F.H.A........ 2,3,4 FJ-l.A. Officer. . . . 3, 4 CURTIS TOWNE fTexl Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. A 3 4 F.F. . ........ RODGER WOHLENHAUS Just one continuous gr- AnnualStaff....... 4 FF.A ROSE MARIE BRIGGS The only way to have a friend is to be one. Atlantic High ....... 3 Marching Band . . . 3, 4 Baton Ensemble . . 3, 4 Glee Club ....... 1, Z Tiger Staff ........ 2 Fire Queen of A-H-5- - 3 Declamatory ..... 3. 4 F.H.A. .......... . 2 Concert Band ...... 3 Class Play .... . . . 4 Class Will We. the class of '55 of the Griswold High School, having reached the end of our career here, do make public and declare this writing to be our last will and testament in form and manner as follows: TO MR. PONTIUS we leave all our ideas of what an ideal school should be. TO MR . LOVELACE we leave all the Mickey Spillane books he collected during the past year. He should have quite a library. TO MISS DAFT we leave an automatic note writer . We think it will save her some time. TO MR. VANDERBUR we leave all the dirt we have tracked into the schoolhouse for soil tests. TO MR. ANDERSON we leave an electric brain that will not only care for the innumerable details of planning an annual, but will also trim and paste in the pictures. TO MR. JOINER we leave a tonic to restore his gray hair to its original color. Better be careful, Mr. Joiner, or you may run out of tonic. The Senior homemaking girls leave their knitting ability to MRS. STEFFEN. She may be needing it some- day. TO MRS. NORDIN we leave a magic carpet that will zip her to the destination of her choice every week end. TO MR . RYAN we leave the hope of more victories in the future. It's possible! TO MR. MILLS we leave a magic formula guaranteed to make little boys grow into big star athletes. We leave MRS. CONRY to Merlin! 1 1 TO MRS. PONTIUS we leave bifocals that will allow her to watch television.and watch her knittin at the same time. ' TO MISS REIMERS we leave a time stretcher guaran- teed to increase or decrease time to meet her needs. To good ble faithful custodian ZEKE we leave an auto- matic push-button robot to do all his work. NOR MA BERGSTROM leaves her blonde tresses -to Ruth Embree. VIRGINIA BOOK leaves her flute Playing ability to Ilene Watkins. RICHARD CARLSON leaves his habit of never having his work done to Jim Fisher. N CHESTER DOBERNECKER leaves his know how in taking vacation from school to anyone who can get by with it. DON DORSEY leaves his football ability to Ronnie Gray. DOLORES SLOCUM leaves her ability to write notes to Galen Shafer. OR LAND CAIN leaves his hobbies to anyone who dares tackle them. ' LYNDA CRAMER leaves her giggle to Martha Kunze. KAY FENDER leaves her happy outlook on life to Sharon Sunderman. TOM FORSYTH leaves his build to Jack DeWitt. Think you can handle it, Jack? , l ELAINE KRISINGER leaves her gum chewing ability to Virginia Shultz. Does Virginia really need it, Elaine? WAYNE GUSTIN leaves his ability to herd Pontiacs to Darrel Adams. I RICHARD HALL leaves his independent attitude to Nancy Higgins. ROGER HOLLDORF leaves all his unsigned make -up slips to Kay Kipp. 4 DALE JENKINS leaves his ability to argue to Sharon McCullough. Hope you have better luck, Sharon. BOB KEEBLER leaves his crazy antics to Harold Mercer. HARRY KIRK would like to leave his sneeze but can't because it would ruin his reputation. ' JERRY MCKENZIE leaves his driving ability to any- one with paid up insurance. MARILYN MUELLER leaves her singing ability to Kaye Boseck. Use it wisely, Kaye. DENNIS NEWMAN leaves his comb, mirror and bobby pins to Bob Blanchard. MARLENE PELZER leaves her quiet ways to Sharon Stone. Maybe it will help you, Sharon. A DALE SCHR IER leaves his necking techniques to Scott Morton. fas if Scott needs theml EDDIE PLACE leaves his gruesome, tall-tales to Mickey Spillane. GARY TURK leaves his height to Davy Weaver. ROSE MARIE BRIGGS leaves her fickle ways to Rosalie Starlin. ' CURTIS TOWNE leaves his cowboy boots to Wayne Steinbeck, who is known as Jingles . RODGER WOHLENHAUS leaves his freckles to Walter Weston. This gift should enable Walter to win a prize! ROWENE ACKERMAN leaves with a ring on her finger and wedding bells ringing in her ears. LILA HIGH leaves her reducing pills to Maryann Rowe. I BERNARD ROMIG leaves his brain to a medical college for research. ' JIM SHULTZ wills his noonday taxi service to Glenn Hemphill. Z1 LEONARD HOLMES wishes to leave nothing behind as he plans to take it all with him. WAYNE JOHNSON leaves his typing errors to Shirley Riepe. DON SMITH leaves his reserved personality to Ruth Ann Perdue. ARDITH LINN leaves her way of always looking busy to Denny Book. PAULINE ROGERS leaves her neatness to Dick Pierson. ' JANET SOTHMAN leaves her ability to make her own clothes to the Freshmen in home economics class. GLEN SAFFER leaves his temper to Ruth Alm. KENNY SUNDER MAN leaves his knack of making people think he is quiet and dignified to Richard Paulsen. MARILYN LOVELL leaves her out-of-town boy friend to Karen Pelzer. Think you'1l ever use him, Karen? HENRIETTA STEFFEN leaves her nick- name Speed to Priscilla Drake. According to Mr. Ryan she needs it. DOLOR ES SHIPLEY leaves her friendly meet-you-more-than-half-way air to Gloria Newman. People don't bite, Gloria. YVONNE RUDIG leaves her height and regal bearing to Kathaleen Riepe. Better 'start grow- ing, Kathaleen. M.ARY ELLEN WATKINS leaves her ability to get a college date to the girl in next year's Senior class who will enjoy it most. DEAN LARY leaves his shy smile to Ronnie Davis. Don't give up the smile you have, Ronnie. Two kinds may come in handy. VIOLA HENDRIX leaves her gregarious spirit to Lavone Holmes. SANDRA PELSER leaves her ability to get a finger into every pie to Colleen Dorsey. Act- ivities are fun, Colleen. SHIRLEY PIITTMANN leaves her naturally curly hair to Donna Forsyth. PHIL SPR OULE leaves his flirting ability to Wesley Anderson. HOWARD RUSH leaves his blush to Gordon Amos. Class Prophecyrof 1955 We are standing here in front of our mech- anical brain waiting for it to answer our ques- tions. We have just given it the facts and fig- ures about the Senior class, and it is going to tell us what we are to be doing in 1970. ROWENE ACKERMAN is now living on a farm with her husband and twelve little Junior Rusties. They say they're cheaper by the dozen. NORMA 1aRcsTRoM now runs in old bach- elor's homeg two close friends are with her: VIRGINIA BOOK and ARDITH LINN. ROSE MARIE BRIGGS is a lady undertaker working in the Kremlin. It is reported she has a good business. ORLAN CAIN is now running a hobby shop in Chicago. He has hobbies for people from 9 to 109. RICHARD CARLSON has joined the navyg it seems he had so many girl friends he couldn't make his pick. LYNDA CRAMER is riding her favorite horse in the Kentucky Derby next week. She has the only horse to lose 284 races in a row. CHET DOBENECKER has a used camel lot in the Sahara Desert. Just go to him and say, Lovelace sent me . DONAVON DORSEY is now writing stories for TV shows. His newest out is Tombstone , a love story. KAY FENDER has made good and is reported to have a very good job: she counts the 20,000 filters in Viceroys. TOM FORSYTH is a general in the service-- a general nuisance in the guard house. ELAINE KRISINGER has just been voted Miss Legs in Hollywood, California. WAYNE GUSTIN has just set a new land speed record in his new hopped up Pontiac. He goes 600 turtle walks in an hour. RICHARD HALL just came back to the states after being stranded on an island for eight years. He brought a friend with him named Saturday Night, singing, Oh What A Night It Was . VIOLA HENDRIX now has the largest stamp collection in the world. She says stamp collecting is very profitable. LILA HIGH is now driving a souped up- Camp- bell's, of course -Model T at the Indiana- polis 500. ROGER HOLLDORF has finally trapped the grizzly bear that had been bothering on his farm. It seems that it was just a tomcat. YVONNE RUDIG is a successful dress design- er. She has designed a new dress called the Gownless Evening Strap . HOWARD RUSH is now a singer with Decca Re- cording Company. His latest song out is Leave Me Alone, Girls: I'm All Through With You All . GLEN SAFFER is now head street cleaner for Lyman. DALE SCHR IER was last seen floating in the Mid-Pacific yelling, Sharks . DOLOR ES SHIPLEY is now a women doctor in the fair city of Grant. Her motto is, I'll Cure You If It Kills You . JIM SHULTZ is now window washer in a so- rority house. He never takes holidays and works 24 hours a day. DOLOR ES SLOCUM is now teaching that new dance known as the Slocum Sway . There is a statue of DON SMITH in the Hall of Fame now. He polished statues so long they made one of him. ' Be on the lookout for Wolf-gal MARILYN LOVELL. She has just come out of her cave in the mountains and is considered very dangerous. PHIL SPROULE is the head professor of Bugs and Nuts at the Lyman Booby Hatch. HENRIETTA QSPEEDJ STEFFEN is now known as slowpoke Steffen. She broke her leg playing with the Girls' All-American Basketball Team. KENNETH SUNDER MAN has just invented a pair of shoes that are supposed to be very comfortable. They are tight and feel awful ong but your feet feel wonderful when you take them off. CURTIS TOWNE is down in Texas, married. He and his wife and 23 kids are running their own cattle town. It's the roughest, toughest, shootenist town north of the Rio Grande. GARY TURK has just taken off to the moon in a new atomic space ship. They figured that with his height he could reach it sooner than anyone else. MARY WATKINS is now the president of the Watkins Sisters Truck Lines. They carry used Christmas trees and old light bulbs to Alaska for the Eskimos. RODGER WOHLENHOUS is a bull fighter in Mexico. He has won one and lost 36 fights. He says the bulls don't play fair. A LEONARD HOLMES is now with U.C.L.A. and boy what a wheel. OH! OH! what a let down! He is just the water boy. DALE JENKINS was playing on a big time basketball team, but he quit when he had to go home and do the chores. WAYNE JOHNSON is living in China with a Chinese girl he married. Her name is Soca Mung Foung Gong Foo. He married her in order to find out how to pronounce her name. BOB KEEBLER is now playing the drums in Keebler's Swoonie Band. They are now playing at the Pigeon Club in Grant. HARRY KIRK is the number one wanted criminn in the United States. He was a detective for a while until he learned how to keep away from the law. DEAN LARY has set a new record. He has been in the army for fifteen years and is still a Buck Private. JANET SOTHMAN has just been elected Miss Iowa and is meeting a lot of big wheels. She says, The only thing wrong is that the men I meet are too old. JERR Y MCKENZIE just came back from Alaska after a 2 year visit. He greets everybody by rubbing noses. MARILYN MUELLER is now singing with Arthur Godfrey on TV. She sings, Be Happy Go Lucky Go Lipton Tea Day. DENNIS NEWMAN is a car designer in Detroit. He has designed a new Buick that has a three cylinder engine. It runs on wood alcohol., MARLENE PELZER is now a school teacher in a little town out west. She is teaching people how to do the Mambo. SANDRA PELSER is now an old maid. She played around too long. EDDIE PLACE is now known as Father Place and is seen on TV in place of Bishop Sheen every Monday through Friday night on Channel 85. I SHIRLEY PIITTMANN has taken her dad's place as gas station attendant. She doesn't know where to put gas or water in, but she will soon learn. PAULINE ROGERS is now chief hat check girl at the Brown Derby in California. She reports getting very big tips. BERNARD ROMIG landed a job as psychology teacher in the Lyman U. KA new col1ege.J Well, the electric brain just broke down. A class of this size was just too much of a problem! I hope you're happy with the results: the machine never lies. 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DOLORES W., ff v-' ' - Us 'E- .1 f vi as 91-IIPLEY ELAINE K. .,., K .. E. an fn MARLENE P. Sq! r 4 ea' . ,Jn . , , 4 . '..g '3- Q . nr. E. , A A fb .' in ' ' .. . ' 'J n.: f' -.Q -iff. I , Qga jz' I .-.., .W-ig, EDDIE P. I f., V A : f. 5,515 3 f ld ' if- i n - ' .4-lx EE , ws. I , 1 5 Q 'J gl M e ,fl Aw M, 5, I 7 , . . Q Y, xi mil' -w ' 2. muh 2? ' -ff+2mv'?f'ffj-f' ' ,-,tx m Q W ., A wh' -F 4.3 1 if Aff! ' ' .f,,y W i ,iiffgg aupfs.. .MEX HARRY K. DENNIS N. RODGER W, LEONARD H WAYNF' J PHIL S Ss. an Ivy. Q ai' 'ik Z6 SPEED CURTIS T. CI-IET D, GARY T. DEAN L. O ,,-- Program Master of Ceremonies.. Phil Sproule Piano Solo ........ Mary Ellen Watkins Welcome Seniors ......... Phil Sproule Response ................ John Hokenstad Speaker ..... .... O liver Joiner Vocal Solo ...... ..... M arilyn Mueller . i S.. --3.43 Menu A Waikiki Wonder Lilikoi and Papa Game of the Jungle Taro Cake Molten Lava Palms of Paradise Diced Bamboo Coconut Milk AS FR ESH MEN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ................. Sandra Pelser VICE-PRESIDENT ............... Bob Keebler SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . Elaine Krisinger CLASS SPONSOR .... .... M iss Daft As Freshmen we started out with fifty- five members, twenty-six girls and twenty- nine boys. We were well represented in the extra- curricular activities. There were fourteen girls and boys out for glee club. Five girls and three boys in mixed chorus, two girls in sextet and twenty-three in the various band groups. In the sports field there were seven boys in football, nine girls and eleven boys in basketball. One girl was on the Tiger Staff and two were out for de- clamatory. An all school picnic and skating party and the conference dance were high lights of the year. R HIGH Fifty-three Sophomores started in the fall of '52. We were well represented in extracurricular activities. We had twenty- three students in band, thirteen in mixed chorus and ten girls in glee club. In athletics we had nine girls and five boys participating in basketball. Five boys were out for football. The football jamboree, the all high school skating party,- the all school picnic and the conference dance were big events of the year. C LASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sandra Pelser VICE-PRESIDENT. . . . . . . . . . . Marilyn Mueller SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . . . Bob Kveblcr CLASS SPONSOR . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Hazel AS SOPHOMOR ES AS JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ................... Phil Sproule VICE-PRESIDENT ..... ........ M arilyn Mueller SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . . Dolores Shipley CLASS SPONSOR ....... . . .Mrs. Pontius In the fall of '53 there were fifty-two members of the Junior Class. We were well represented in the extracurricular activities of our school. In the vocal music field we had seven boys and sixteen girls in mixed chorus, nine boys and twenty girls in glee clubs, three girls in sextet and two girls in trio. There were four girls and three boys as soloists. There were eight boys and thirteen girls in instrumental music. In the sports field we had three boys out for football and three girls and three boys in basketball. We also had ten on the Tiger Staff . There were three cheer- leaders and six out for declamatory. There were fifteen boys in F.F.A. and sixteen girls in F.H.A. On November 13th we presented our class play entitled, Don't Take My Penny. Our candidates for Varsity Follies Queen were, Elaine K., Dolores Shipley and Sandra P. Just before Christ- mas we received our class rings. The Junior-Senior Banquet was a memorable occasion. S CHOOL DHYS There were forty-nine members in our class in the fall of '54. Our class is well represented in extracurricular activities. There are twelve girls and six boys in instrumental music, sixteen girls and seven boys in vocal music. In the field of sports we have three boys out for football, four boys and two girls out for basketball. Also several boys out for track and baseball. On November 15th we attended Court Day at the courthouse in Atlantic. We learned more about court procedure. On December 9th we went to the Atlantic High School for Career Day. Other high lights of the year were: Junior-Senior Banquet, Conference dance, class picnics and parties, Skip Day and finally the numerous activities of Commencement week. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ................... Richard Hall VICE-PR ESIDENT ............. Leonard Holmes SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . .Elaine Krisinger CLASS SPONSOR ...... . . . H. W. Anderson AS SENIORS v-'na J P. 4 v , I., ,T ' or 9, 'iz November 13, 1954 CAST Sally, a maid ........... Norman Porter, a talent scout. . Penny Gram, the grandmother . . Pringle, her son. . . the serious brother. , his sister ...... Pringle ..... . .... Caleb Mark, Mavis, Lydia, the mother ........ Joanna, Penny's good friend , . , Kerry, Penny's boy friend . . Greg, pal of Kerry ....... Henri, French dress designer. . Claire, model .,,,,.,,,, Elsie, model ,.,, Lucille, model ,,,.,, Red, a delivery boy .... Harrison Day, an author . . it , I. , ff If'- 'X fr ,df fix: ff' ' .', ,lv- , ,Sandra Pelser . , ,Dale Schrier . . . .Ardith Linn Marilyn Mueller . . . Gary Turk , , , Richard Hall . Henrietta Steffen Dolores Shipley .Mary Ellen Watkins . . .Terry McKenzie . . .Eddie Place . . . Phil Sproule . . Marilyn Lovell . . Lynda Cramer . . Janet Sothman . . . Harry Kirk . .Dale Jenkins g,-nv'- 'i -'Y UNDERC LASSM EN S UNIOR CIASS I s Donna Pontiu Mrs. PP' Ki Kay ROW scher, Jim Book. SECOND F .H nnis Pelzer, Jim ELING: De KNE ginia Shultz. Vir ough, cCull M ar lin, Sharon t e5 li OSH R Lois Gustin. ndor Li Sharon Stone Lois Forsyth, Mary Holldorf, olmes , Crystal Rabe y, Lavone H eKa Jane D 1 a Harman, Diane DeWitt nn E3 THIRD ROW: D Kenny W: RO FOURTH Jack DeWitt. , ray G ob B epe R .- , Shirley OI' Linf Kay O'Riley, Inez L18 Purd Ruth Kimpson, erta ob R aren Cable Sh U, Phyllis Harima Roberts Chard Ri gt, Martha Kunze Marilyn Sutton, Vo aus , Boyd nh Ronnie Wohle PI' Galen Shan' Drake illa FC s,P dam A ll rre .A W: Da Goldie Kinser. FIFTH RO hiley. rry W La nger Wi ll McClure, Russe vid Shearer Da Stanley W: CK RO BA rd. Galen Radfo ster Kur- JUNIOR C LASS OFFICERS Sharon McCullough--President Russell Winger--Vice-President Galen Shafer--Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class History At long last we have become upperclassmen. The officers we elected at the beginning of the year are: Sharon McCullough, presidentg Russell Winger, vice-president and Galen Shafer, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Pontius is our class sponsor. In November we received the class rings ordered the previous month. On November 12th we presented our class play, Our Miss Brooks , a three-act comedy. Almost everyone in the class helped to make the play a success. The cast was: Miss Brooks ...... Sharon McCullough Doris ............ Deanna Harman Miss Finch . . ..... Jane DeKay Marge . . . . Ruth Ann Perdue Hugo Longacre . . . Ronnie Wohlenhaus Faith . . . . . Crystal Rabe Mr. Wadsworth . .... Jack DeWitt Ronda . ..... Kay Kipp Miss Audubon . . Sharon Stone Ted . . . . . Russell Winger Elsie ..... . . Sharon Cable Stanley . . . . . Richard Roberts Elaine . . . . Lois Gustin Martin . . . . . . Larry Whiley Jane . . .... Diane DeWitt Mrs. Allen ....... . . Priscilla Drake Sylvia .......... Roberta Kimpson Basketball Player ..... Galen Radford Although ours was the smallest class in high school, we took a prominent part in every activity of the school. We had seven girls and three boys in basketball. one girl and one boy as basketball managers, four boys in football, three cheerleaders, three librarians, five on the Tiger Staff , ten girls in glee club, eleven girls and four boys in mixed chorus, two boys in octet, eighteen members in band, five out for declamatory ftwo of these in the one-act play, alsoi, fifteen boys in F.F.A. and ten girk in F.H.A. In the spring we entertained the Class of '55 at the Junior -Senior Banquet, which was the last big project of our year, The year has been a lot of work and a lot of fun and provided us with many happy memories for the future. cf SOPHOMORE ClASS FRONT ROW: Ronald Gray, Myrtle Mann, Harriett Cahhal, Rohr-rta Weaver, Mary Ann Mundorf, Shirlene Brown, Sharon Sunderman, Karen Rabe, Jack Pierson. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Richards, Nancy Higgins, Karen Pelzer, Ruth Empree, Phyllis Lary, Shirley Adkins, Sharon Hanks, DeWayne Sunderman. THIRD ROW: Dolores Petty, Joann Costello, Mary Helen Wolf, Rose Marie Rabe, Connie Weston, Eleanor Jones, Larry Perdue. FOURTH ROW: Walter Weston, Robert Blanchard, Marvin Pelzer, Dennis Tietz, Jerry Putnam, Richard Switzer, David Ackerman, Gordon Smith, FIFTH ROW: Gene Sunderman, Jack Tye, Paul Hokenstad, Ronnie Johnson, Scott Morton, Ronnie Croxcll, Curtis Merritt, Gordon Amos. SIXTH ROW: Max Miller, Vernon Anderson, Wayne Steinbeck, Larry Holmes, Mrs. Conry. BACK ROW: Jim Towne, Dennis Rudig, .lim Smith, ABSENT: Ruth Alm, Jadene Bridger. ophomore Class History Forty-nine entered the Sophomore Class when school opened in the fall of 1954. We elected Max Miller, presidentg Jadene Bridger, vice-president and Rose Marie Rabe, secretary-treasurer. Sophomores on the Student Council are Max, Paul and Jadene. Dennis Rudig soon left us and Juanita Helton joined us the second semester. Our class is well represented in extracurricular activities. Boys out for football were: David, Vernon, Ronnie C., Ronnie G., Paul, Ronnie J., Curtis, Scott, Jack P., Jerry, Jim R., Jim S., Jim T.3 for basketball: Gordon A., Ronnie C., Ronnie G., Paul, Curtis, Max, Scott, Marvin, Jack P., DeWayne, Richard, Dennis T. and Jim T. Girls out for basketball were Dolores, Eleanor and Connie. Those in instrumental music are: Shirley, Gordon A., Shirlene, Ronnie C., Ronnie G., Nancy. Paul, Larry H., Ronnie J., Max, Mary Ann, Karen P., Karen R., Rose Marie, Jim R., DeWayne, Sharon S. and Roberta. ln vocal music are: Shirley, Ruth A., Sharon H., Nancy, Karen R., Rose Marie, Sharon S., Roberta, Mary Helen, Gordon A., Paul, Ronnie J., Marvin, Jack P., Jim R. and Wayne. Those on the Tiger Staff are: Jadene, Harriett, Ruth E., Ronnie G., Mary Ann, Karen R., Sharon S. and Connie. Those taking part in declamatory contest were: Harriett, Paul, Myrtle and Karen R. One Sophomore, Phyllis Lary, was a cheerleader. Girls in F.H.A. are: Shirley, Ruth A., Jadene, Shirlene, Harriett, Joan, Nancy, Karen P., Karen R., Rose Marie, Sharon S., Roberta, Connie, Phyllis and Mary Ann. Boys in F.F.A. are: David, Gordon A., Vernon, Robert, Ronald G., Larry H., Curtis, Max, Scott, Marvin, Jack P., Jerry, Jim R., Gordon S., Jim S., Wayne, DeWayne, Gene, Richard, Jim T., -Dennis T. and Jack T. We have enjoyed being Sophomores but are looking forward with great pleasure to becoming Juniors. FRESHMAN ClASS FRONT ROW: Colleen Schmidt., Jeanette Kcnworthy, Beverly Bates, Mary Gustin, Gloria New man, Kathaleen Riepe. SECOND ROW: Miss Daft, Colleen Dorsey, Kaye Boseck, Marie Ann Johnson. Maryann Rowe, Carolyn Pardun, Gloria Bridger, Doris Riepe, THIRD ROW: Shirley Slocum, .Ioan Bishop, Delores Bliss, .Iudy Fender, Agnes Sunderman, Janet Steffen, Karen Frazier. FOUR'l'll ROW: Johnny Leighton, Karen Nichols, Jane Morgan, Jeanne Tietz, Nancy Radford, Connie Miller. Donna Taylor, Ilene Watkins, Davy Weaver. FIFTH ROW: Eduard Stephens, Mervin Keeton. Ronald Blam-hard, Fred Cahhal, Douglas lNlCC:OHY'lL'lPf', Gerald Piittmann, Ronnie Davis, Galen Newrnan. .SIXTH ROW: Stanley Rudig, .lohn Roberts, Denny Bunk, Burclell Hensley, I.arrV Arker- nmn, Larry Iiwanistm, Ritrhard l :xulsen, Darrel Foster. SI'lYI'lN'lLll ROW: Lloyd Holmes, Lyle Dorsey, Ilarolcl Merrer, l..u'ryFicl1ter, Merle Whiley, itnnley Wohlenhaus. BACK ROW: .linmiie Ireland, Marvin I-Huy, Wesley Anderson, ,Ian k Ruppert, David Sutlxerlancl, Larry Myers. Freshman Class History There were fifty-seven Freshmen the day school opened and there are fifty-seven the day the annual goes to press. Frank Ratzlaff was with us only one day, Karen Nichols joined us in Sept- ember, Edward Stephens moved away in November and Roger Hull entered in December! Oux home room is almost bursting at the seams: and wherever we are, there's a bustle of activity. Look at the football picture-- you'll find Ackerman, Anderson, Dorsey, Fichter, Holmes, Myers, Ruppert, Sutherland and Wohlenhaus among the players and Ireland as manager. Myers, Ruppert, Anderson, Holmes, Ackerman, Ireland, Hensley and Sutherland were out for basketball. Basketball girls were Bishop, Frazier, Miller, Bridger, Pardun, Watkins, Kenworthy and D. Riepe. In Senior band you'll find Book, Frazier, Morgan, Myers, K. Riepe, Sutherland and Watkins. In Junior Band: Ackerman, Anderson, Bates, Foster, Fender, Gustin, Hensley, Ireland, Leighton, D. Riepe, Rowe, Slocum, Steffen, Swanson and Weaver. And just look at vocal. Mixed chorus: Boseck, Weaver, Book. Piittmann, Sutherland, Acker- man, Ireland and Myers, Octet: Myersg Girls' glee: Bishop, Bliss, Boseck, Kenworthy, Pardun, Radford and Watkins. The twenty girls in F.H.A. are: Bates, Bishop, Bridger, Bliss, Dorsey, Gustin, Johnson, Miller, Morgan, Newman, Nichols, Pardun, Radford, D. Riepe, K. Riepe, Rowe, Schimdt, Steffen, Sunderman and Tietz. Ten boys in F.F.A. are Anderson, Blanchard, Dorsey, Foster, Hensley, Hull, Keeton, Leighton, Paulsen and Swanson. There are seven in declamatoryz Holmes, Mercer, Myers, Piittmann, K. Riepe, Schmidt and Tietzg three on Student Council: Bridger, Holmes and Myers. The six on the first semester honor roll are: Dorsey, Gustin, Hull, D. Riepe, K. Riepe and Watkins. Our class officers are: President, Larry Myers: Vice-President, Davy Weaver: Secretary- Treasurer, Ilene Watkins. With a start like this we surely should go far. Watch our smoke for the next three years. Editor - - - - - Assistant Editor - - Senior Reporter - - Junior Reporter - - - Sophomore Reporter - Freshman Reporter - - Boys' Sports Reporter - - Girls' Sports Reporters - - Band Reporter ---- Vocal Music Reporter - F, H, A, Reporter ---- F, F, A. Reporter ----- Home Economics Reporters- - Feature Reporters ---- Grade News - - Tiger Staff - - Ardith Linn - Rosalie Starlin Rowene Ackerman Ruth Ann Perdue - - Ruth Embree - Carolyn Pardun - - -Phil Sproule - - Connie Weston Sharon Sunderman - - Janet Sothman - Marilyn Mueller - Jadene Bridger - - - - Ron Gray - Harriett Cahhal Kathaleen Riepe - Marilyn Lovell .Tim Shultz Crystal Rabe Karen Rabe Dolores Slocum Mary Ann Mundorf Marlene Pelzer Gloria Bridger Deanna Harman Roberta Kimpson - - Henrietta Steffen Typists - - - - Mary Ellen Watkins Shirley Piittmann Pauline Rogers Lila High Sponsor - - Miss Joan Reimers 'Eff N J vw JD Q? ATHJLETIICS uf N me ,Msn ,. 'E -4 .-ian..-nv www Squad H tb Foo Ronald erritt, Jack Ruppert M urtis C adford sey, Galen R Ol' Don D l. ager an land, lm Jim Ire FRONT R OW: yan, Stanley Coach R ROW ECOND S l. agfxl' an erman, fm ck A David Myers , Larry Smith im oxell. J Cr Rich- mY okenstad, Scott Morton, Jim H Paul y, Lloyd Holmes, Leonard Holmes T3 G ert Pob 1 nhaus Wohle E we c o Z E xx c U : CL n L. x. o r-. 5- cw: L1 U E ru C c I 3 O CD bd U '-51 CU ul 2 ,r u m O U .- 7:1 3 cv D ,fc U cu v-. Q aa ill L. o D 2 P- -J rn 'U L4 I9 .C Adams, Harry ll Darre- T16 Tovs nderson, Jim A Vernon Dave Sutherland, Anderson Y le CS VV Johnson, OH. FS Pie an, Jack Ackerm r, Larry hte Fic irk, Larry K -Q., FIRST TEAM VAR LATION LINE: Lloyd Holmes, Darrell Adams, Wesley Anderson, Jack Ruppert, Jim Croxell, Vernon Anderson, Harry Kirk. BACKFIELD: Larry Myers, Jim Richards, Paul Hokenstad, Scott Morton. LEONARD HOLMES fFullbackl Griswold Opponent I3 Tabor 12 6 Avoca 7 20 Farragut 13 0 Oakland 27 0 I. S. D. 45 0 Elliott Z5 6 Anita 18 13 Walnut 42 0 Exira 6 2 wins 7 losses DON DORSEY fEndJ FOOTBALL 1954 Coach Mills called his first practice August 24. A squad of 33 reported. 5 of these lettermen. A good season was not in order, but prospects for the future look good. The squad Consists of 3 Sen- iors and 4 Juniors and the rest Freshmen and Sophomores . Leonard Holmes was chosen All-Confercnre Fullback, the only mom- ber ofthe team to be se- lected. tiff X, :MSS , if man, Jerry Putnam. HARR Y KIP K fEndQ SUBSTITUTE TWELVE LINE: Jim Towne, Dave Sutherland, Ronnie Gray, Larry Fichter, Ronnie Johnson, Stanley Wohlenhaus, Lyle Dorsey. BACKFIELD: Jack Pierson, Bob Gray, Jack DeWitt, Larry Acker- 39 Basketball Squad FR ONT ROW: Ronald Croxell, Dali' Jenkins, Larry Myers, Ronald Wohlenhaus, Russell Winger, Max Miller, Gordon Amos, Scott Morton. SECOND ROW: Richard Carlson, Paul Hokenstad, Jack Pierson, Glvnn Hemphill, Richard Switzer, ,lim Towne, Jack DeWitt, Bob Gray, Ronald Gray, Leonard Holmes, Phil Sproule. THIRD ROW: David Ackerrnan fmanagerj, Lloyd Holmos, Larry Ackerman, Galen Radford, DcWayne Sunderman, Curtis Merritt, .lack Ruppert, Burdell Hensley Coach Mills. Traveling Squad KNEELING: David Ackerman fmanagerl, Coen-lu Mills, .lack DeWitt lmanagerj. STANDING: Rirharcl Carlson, Paul llokenstad, Ronald Croxvll, Dale Jenkins, Larry Myers, Ronald Wohlcnhaus. Russell Wingvr, Iwlax Miller. Gordon Amos, Scott. Morton, Leonard Holmes, Phil Sproulc. 33, 3 ,L Q gl as W' g iv- E if 7 A K . I 5 . 8 1 Basketball Squad FRONT ROW: Coach Ryan, llene Watkins, Priscilla Drake, Karen Frazier, Sharon McCullough, Sandra Pelser, Henrietta Steffen, Miss Rock lchaperonl. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Lovell lmanagerl, .lcanette Kenworthy, Connie Weston, Diane DeWitt, .ludy Wallace, Ruth Ann Perdue, ,loan Bishop, Lzxvone Holmes lmanagerl. THIRD ROW: Connie Miller, Carolyn Pardun, Gloria Bridger, Doris R is-De, Rosalie btarlin, Eleanor Jones, Dolores Petty. 1? 'f-GSI s, u 1 Q l I 5 'v ' ,S sf U A if Traveling Squad FRONT ROW: Sandra Pelser, Sharon McCullough, Priscilla Drake, Karen Frazier, Connie Weston, llene Watkins, Henrietta Steffen, Miss Rock lchaperonl. SECOND ROW: Lavone Holmes fmanugerl, Marilyn Lovell lmanagerl, Connie Miller, Dolores Petty, Ruth Ann Perdue, ,loan Bishop, Jeanette Kenworthy, Coach Ryan. P RUTH ANN PERDUE - Forward KAREN I-'RAZIER - Forward RISCILLA DRAKE - Forward HENRIETTA STEFFEN - Guard YLENE WATKINS - Guard Griswold OPPODCIU 4 7 I. S. D. 24 25 Walnut 54 38 Farragut 35 14 Oakland 74 32 Elliott 59 42 Anita 58 3 7 Avoca 35 32 Elk Horn 40 34 Oakland 62 Z 7 Lewis 42 40 Wales-Lincoln 66 Z 8 Walnut 55 Z 8 Avoca 51 Z1 Lewis 41 41 Anita 60 Cass County Tournament 16 Anita 44 Z2 Elliott 40 18 Wales-Lincoln 51 Sectional 43 Cumberland 48 SHARON MCCULLOUGH - Guard CONNIE WESTON - Guard SANDRA PELSER - Forward ,n 1 -. ,- ,ff ffl, v iii li , , 13 x it QQWHQW A Q 5 I 291 Q X 5 g an 7' 'Ulu f f 'rf'f:-1 K ' K S43 Q0 , ww Q' I' I I x Baseball Squad FRONT ROW: Phil Sproule, Russell Winger, Ronald Crox SECOND ROW: Glen Saffer, Ronald Wohlenhous, Don D Morton. BACK ROW: Coach Mills, Larry Myers, Jack Ruppert, 6 5 ? 5 F CATCHERS Russell Winger, Ronnie Croxcll P Zfa awN'l1w wma- E ell, Leonard Holmes, Paul Hokcnstad. orsey, Jim Smith, Dale Jenkins, Scott Lloyd Holmes, Jack DeWitt. PITCI-IERS aul Hokenstad, Phil Sproule, Larry Myers, .lim Smith 45 ,gn If ,W gf lr A W Ag ,W M, MW , an! S A S. ,- ...A M M5972 'O f fi L A ...M xii, X .f. A ll' Don Dorsey, Bob Kcebler, Scott Morton, Leonard Ho1mPs K -e.. A, Q K TI A ' up O ' O E31 if Q A 5 Ali' .. f. '- iv vi' 34 ' A V A L ,f'1' -: A-'K 'wa U' 1, 3, -'-ms--1... K --midi-v BOB KEEBLER A . -5- LEONAPD HOLMES Don Dorsey, Bob Keebler, Scott Morton, Leonard Holmes DON DORSEY Track quad UP AND OVER , 55 W 41 MUSHC3 -ff Q. WHL Fila' Q ' mb' I I we Q. vgpuib' as Q 'mms' U ,f ar .. 151105157-f :Wx U -If ri ,pl -,AN Agn vi-:xx M. fa Z ,. , .liz 1 ff Q, 3 ' if 1123 gg, :runs ' - v A M in ' ' gf -as 'T' ,Q VR .X . 3 fvwlszfkl X A x x Y V x any ,X Q gifs: Q .. af , 1 1 My ff . 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A . . .Q wb..-My Cadet Band Personnel Larry Ackerman, Dwight Adams, Milton Amos, Wesley Anderson, Barry Armentrout, Beverly Bates, Judy Bates, Richard Bishop, Raymond Blanchard, Delores Bliss, Barbara Braden, Pamela Brown, Shirlene Brown, Sharon Cary, Rosemary Casey, Ronnie Cochran, Larry Croghan, Tommy Croxell, Jimmy Daniels, Judy Daniels, Sandra Drake, Max England, Marvin Fay, Judy Fender, Darrel Foster, Ronald Gray, Mary Gustin, Rozetta Hallcock, Stanley Hemphill, Burdell Hensley, Nancy Higgins, Larry Holmes, Jimmie Ireland, Patrick Jennings, Judy Kennedy, Gary Kunze, Norma Kunze, Johnny Leighton, Marilyn Leighton, Mike Lovell, Roger Maas, Connie Miller, David Milne, Johnnie Moe, Darwin Mueller, Shirley Myers, Duane Neighbors, Gloria Newman, Kathy Norris, Sherry Peebles, Carol Pelzer, Karen Pelzer, Sharon Price, Susan Price, Sharon Putnam, Sharon Rabe, Wesley Railsback, Jimmy Ramsey, Jimmy Richards, Doris Riepe, Rosemary Riepe, Marilyn Rodr, Ronald Rodr, Maryann Rowe, Janis Saffer, Bruce Sanny, Jolene Shearer, Shirley Slocum, Lynda Steele, Jimmy Steele, Janet Steffen, De- Wayne Sunderman, Jeanne Sutherland, Larry Swanson, Lynda Swanson, Davy Weaver, Roberta Weaver. Merle Whiley, Deanna Williams, Don Wilson, Juanita Wilson, Rosemary Wilson, Wanda Wilson, John Woldruff. Tiger Dance Orchestra TROMBONES: Dixie Jensen, Glen Saffer, Larry Myers. COR NETS: Diane DeWitt, Russell Winger, Gary Turk. SAXES: Marilyn Sutton, Kenny Vogt, Priscilla Drake, Dale Schrier, hiarilyn Loxgell. CLARINETS: Ardith Linn, Janet Sothman, Sandra Pelser, Norma Bergstrom. PASS HORN: Ronald Wohlenhaus. PIANIST: Mary Ellen Watkins. DRUMMER: Bob Keebler. SOLOISTS: Elaine Krisinger, Marilyn Mueller. DIRECTOR: Oliver Joiner. s L N ,lf n- FQGWM xy ,bn 251: X, X qhwfe 6 4, R ff, wr, QY' Q ,Kiwi 9.4. 1k...k . .. ....,. nw x fy.. n I K 's , ' sr H 0' vff f -AN Q if 'Q' N 4 -V ' 0 X wi .uf 1 fC aj' . R 4. F-.1 ,g ' X . 'N Q- rx Q ,W I ' S Q F QL, iii ,if if 1 K fm ky -,Wg x , K f X ui cv Q 5 iii ? A 1 Q f A- 'L ik. ! C f Q ,N 5 1 so K 413 2 XX N , , . - 5 - E ' ,1:1S?f 7 l' fk fi ik 522 I 3 V 2. ' bf P Q x ef N. 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Karen Cochran, BORED, PUZZLED, SMARTY, SLEEPY Ilene Watkins, Starr Ann Wagler, Virginia Book, Kathaleen Riepe SIX SUPER SAXES Marilyn Lovell, Priscilla Drake, Dale Schricr, Ronny Johnson, Denny Eook, Marilyn Sutton. RIPPING ROARING RATAMACUERQ STANDING: Virginia Shultz, Bob Koehler, Marilyn Mueller. KNEELING: Phil Sproulc, Paul Hokvn- salad. DENNY'S DIISY DOODLER5 Karen Frazic-r, Donna lkluullcr, Judy Daniels, Denny Book. D EELLEv OF THE BFILQ SUTFONS bUPEl-? wAXh,u Kay Kipp, Mary Ellvn Walkin: D1xxb1onlW1nnc-ra , 1l'l5Cllld DFARP, Dal? SL hrxf r, Ronny luhnsun, Marilyn mutton THE YOUNGSTERS Carol Johnson, David Brown, Marilyn Rodr, Dixie Jensen. THE FIRST WE'VE HAD Elaine Krisinger, Jane Morgan, Judy Joiner, Judy I-rice. DIXIE'S DIXIELANDERS Shirley Adkins, Glen Saffer, Larry Myers, Dixie Jensen Q . THREE SHORTS AND A LONG Carol Johnson, David Brown, Frances Merritt, Gary Turk s.. I 1 I W --Y-- na una al 'I1'l l'I sl l 1u not iw , 'wifiiifgil W :L 4- MQW if Winsome Warblers llv 1' Y- xl:-lm-1f1mmxnpxn1U . Rabe Trio Karen Roar- Marie, Cryahxl The Choraliers Crystal ll alve, .lim Ireland, Kay Fender, Russell Winger, Priscilla Drake, Glrn Saffvr, Marilyn Mueller, Ronald Johnson, Lois Gustin. Stouthearted Men lbvnnis Tivlz, Phil Spruulc-, Paul llukenstud, Galen Radford, Boyd Kucslcr, Larry Myers, Drnnis Nvxvnuan, .lim Richards. .RN Q, mf Harmony Four Wayne Steinbeck, Bob Kovbler, Glen Szxffvr, Phil Sproulc- A .l. l Aug. 30 falandruz. of fvnnta, First day of school Election of class officers Christmas vacation starts Wales here Sept. 1 P.T.A. reception for teachers Jan. School starts after vacation 4-5 F.F.A. boys to state fair Walnut here 7 Cheerleaders elected Avoca there F.F.A. boys' and dads' melon feed End first semester 10 Tabor here Lewis here 13 All H.S. picnic - Lewis Lake Anita here 14 Teachers' Institute - Atlantic Canon took annual pictures 15 Freshman Class organized Cass Co. Tournament Juniors selected their rings Annuals went on sale 17 Avoca here Seventh grade divided 18 Band to Band Day at Ames Elliott there 24 Farragut here Wales there Oct. 4 Oakland there fpostponedl Assembly - Magician Magrican 5-6 Canon took Senior pictures Feb. Parkinson Mus ical Assembly 8 Elliott there Girls' Sectional - Massena I Assembly - Magician Patterson Boys' sectional- Red Oak , Safety driving demonstration Home declamatory contest End first 6 weeks period Woodwind clinic - Omaha 1, 13 F.F.A. Party in gym Mid-winter band concert 2 J 15 I.S.D. here Preliminary Declam. contest - Neola '-Q' Z1 Canon took group pictures All H.S. skating party - Atlantic Anita here End of fourth 6 weeks period I Z2 A11 I-1.5. party in gym Basketball Banquet fl? 23 Marching band contest - Council Bluffs Drake band clinic I 28 Assembly - F.B.l. talk Mar. Assembly program A 29 Band to Grant F.F .A. convention here Walnut there Pre-district speech contest Nov. 3 Exira here Music clinic - here 5 5 State Teachers' Meeting - no school Senior class play ' 12 Junior class play Week of District speech contest 15 Court day in Atlantic Solo and small group concert 17 Football banquet Assembly program 19 End second 6 weeks period April End of Fifth 6 weeks period Achievement Day in gym Preliminary music contest I.S.D. game at Co. Bluffs fGirls1 fSo1os and ensemblesl 23 Walnut there Conference dance here 26 Farragut here State speech contest - Ottumwa 30 Oakland there Invitation track meet here Dec. 3 Elliott here Band Banquet 7 Anita there Assembly program 9 Career Day - Atlantic May Junior-Senior Banquet 10 Avoca here Seniors last day of school 14 Elkhorn here Large group music contest 15 F.H .A . and F .F .A . party - gym Baccalaureate Exercises 16 Senior pictures arrived Class Day exercises 17 Oakland here Commencement Z1 Lewis there School out. 8 I O hen -- -4 , 7 LSL: +241-fr 9517 .fled 441' 50 ' .sm A Q I i 'l'1l ... J -Q - 'If' 'Q W GANDID SHOTS 4, wr F. H. . FRONT ROW: .ladene Bridger, Dolores Shipley, Marilyn lviueller, Henrietta Steffen, Diane DeWitt, Roberta Weaver, Crystal Rabe, Rose Marie Rabe. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Fardun, Maryann Rowe. Beverly Bates, Mary Gustin, Gloria Newman, Colleen Schmidt, Kathaleen Riepe, Harriett Cahial, Mrs. Steffen. THIRD ROW: Mary Mundorf, .Ianet Steffen, Karen Pclzer, Rosalie Starlin, Shirlene Brown, Viola Hendrix, Shirley Piittmann, Lila High, Jeanne Tietz, Donna Forsyth. FOURTH ROW: Agnes Sundernian, Shirley Riepe, Phyllis Lary, Karen Rabe, Sharon Sundernian, Doris Riepe, .Ioan Bishop, Gloria Bridger, Delores Bliss, Lavone llolmes, Marie Johnson. FIFTH ROW: .lanetSoth1nan, .lane Morgan, Rowene Ackernian, Marlene l'elgLer, Connie Weston, Mary Helen Wolf, Ruth Alni, Nancy Higgins, Sharon Stone, Goldie Kinser. SIXTH ROW: Lynda Cranier, Nancy Radford, Marilyn Sutton, Connie Miller, Iiriscilla Drake, Joann Costello, Shirley Adkins, Elaine Krisinger, Ardith Linn. arms Ytii W W Q I I V iiififg TQ llee f t V ., :Fir i . In X F' -0... 1... .J M , , , 1 S G , 4. 1 . K. g ,X 4 ,fc ws .. Lv, Q Mm- WQ e O 'bww f5b,,'a6lii5f'i ,QQ -O QQ' N554 vt F. H. . Executive Council SEAI ED Dolores Shipley, Roberta Weaver, Henrietta Steffen, Diane DeWitt Rose Marie Rabe, Crystal Rabe. STANDING: Ardith Linn, ,Iadene Bridger Lynda Cramer, Janet Sothman, Marilyn Mueller, Sharon Stone, Mrs Steffen Shirlene Brown. F. H. A. The Griswold Chapter of F.I-I.A. has a total membership of 59. We initiated 21 new members into our organization this year. We have had a variety of activities. We participated in two nation- al projects: World Christmas Festival and UNESCO. Our local projects include: Wearing costumes and flags on United Nations Day, having numerous entries in the local achievement show sponsored by the Vocational Agriculture and Home Economics Departments, sponsoring Good Posture Week , making joke books for the Veterans' Hospitals, sending Christmas gifts to a poor faniily in Omaha, helping with the Ladies' Night School, cleaning the high school trophy case, and making a float for the Old Soldiers Reunion Parade. Our social activities include: Freshman initiation, F.H.A. and F.F.A. Christmas party, roller skating party, mother-daughter tea, and various holiday parties. Our outstanding fund raising carnpaign was selling greeting and Christmas cards. We also had a bake sale and ice cream social. With our money we bought our F.H.A. pins and Junior and Chapter Homeznaking Awards. We attended both the District Convention and State Convention. Our emlzlem teani had the opportunity to appear in puplic several times and gave our Emblem Services. Mrs. Wayne Steffen is our chapter advisor and our chapter xnother is Nlrs. R oy De-Witt. Our coniniittee chairnxen are: Project--.Ianet Sothman, Public Relations--Sharon Stone, Degrees--Ardith Linn, Recrea- tion--Shirley Riepe, Finance--Lynda Cramer, Membership-- Shirlene Brown. F. F. A. KNEELING: Jack Pierson, Boyd Kuester. FRONT ROW: John Leighton, Darrel Foster, David Acker- man, Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Gray, Mervin Keeton, Dale Jenkins, Curtis Towne, Ronald Wohlcnhaus, Scott Morton, Marvin Pelzer, Robert Blanchard, Curtis Merritt, Mr. Vanderbur fadvisorl. SECOND ROW: Dennis Tietz, Jim Book, Glenn Hemphill, Richard Switzer, Kenneth Vogt, Dennis Pelzer, Richard Pierson, Robert Gray, Burdell Hensley, Wesley Anderson, DeWayne Sunderman, Jerry Putnam, Lyle Dorsey. THIRD ROW: Roger I-Iolldorf, Richard Paulsen, Gordon Smith, Jack Tye, Don Smith, Darrell Adams, Galen Radford, Gene Sunderman, Roger Hull, Jim Towne, Wayne Steinbeck, Kenneth Sunderman. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Richards, David McClure, Galen Shafer, Gary Turk, Gordon Amos, Jim Smith, Max Miller, Larry Whiley, Leonard Holmes, Bernard Romig. FIFTH ROW: Vernon Anderson, Stanley Shearer, Jim Shultz, Rodger Wohlenhaus, Don Dorsey, Larry Holmes, Wayne Johnson, Dennis Newman. Dean Lary, Chester Dobernecker. F.F.A. NEWS F.F.A. OFFICERS FR ONT ROW: Robert Gray, Dale Jenkins, Scott Morton. BACK ROW: Mr. Vanderbur fadvisorl, Larry Holmes, Darrell Adams, Ronald Gray. Griswold F.F.A. Chapter became the largest in S.W. Iowa this year and among the largest in the state. We played host to the district leadership school, tractor rodeo and convention. Members won over 150 ribbons at various shows. Our main goal for the year was to earn enough money to buy a pickup. We had our first parent-son banquet and awarded letters for the first time. We took in three adult honorary members and two of our members were district officers. Our chapter made great progress in all phases of our work during the year. f 4' I ,J ax as NEW , u . SCHOOL BUS ,. ,S ..f-1 gri- n Q 1 Q.. iii 'wk s ,, .- JK B K CHOW LINE v I f ,h x THE COOKS Mrs. Croghan, Mrs. Ireland Substituting for Mrs. Harmanj, Mrs. Cain rms, 4 I I ss L 1 ' + E I ' , kkkh ' qi Je P' ri T Agriculture Boys Working On Experimental Model, .....,.1-W e GIVE A CHEER , My-4,, I ?rfQ,sf.s?i , Q, I as . it - I i fi t S iii - .Ai SO TIRED QFFA Pep Sluntl CHEERLEADERS .f Kay O Riley Sharen Cable Ph1lSprou1e Phyllis Liry Diane Dc-Witt .'5, EU , K -4-J '7 v I xiv iifgf deuasi' ' 1 bf i ,--' if 4 Q librarians Shirley Riepe, Rosalie Starlin, Mary Ann Mundorf, Miss Daft, Goldie Kinser, Henrietta Steffen, Myrtle Mann, Marlene Pelzer. 1 ABSENTZ Maryann Rowe. 66 DECLAMATORY STARTERS Student Council SEATED: Dolores Shipley, Richard Hall, Marilyn Mueller, Diane De-Witt, Sharon McCullough. STANDlNG: Jadene Bridger, Jack DeWitt, Max Miller, Mr. Lovelace, Larry Myers, Paul Hokenstad, Lloyd Holrnes, Gloria Bridger. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ............ Marilyn Mueller VICE-PR ESIDENT ...... . . Richard Hall SECRETARY-TREASUR ER . . . Diane DeWitt ,afmcififi Because we like to have Tiger Tales ready for distri bution before school closes, we have to omit some spring activities and go ahead with others before they are fully organ- ized. There were many changes after this declamatory picture was taken. Those entered in the home contest were: ORATOR ICAL: Jack DeWitt, Jim Fischer, Paul Hokenstad Lloyd Holmes, Goldie Kinser and Larry Myers. DRAMATIC 1 Rose Briggs, Harriett Cahhal, Ardith Linn, Gerald Fiittmann, Kathaleen Riepe, Mary Ellen Watkins. HUMOR OU5: Priscilla Drake, Sharon McCullough, Karen Rabe, Pauline Rogers. Those going to the Preliminary at Neola on February l4 were: Jack, Paul, Goldie, Ardith, Kathaleen, Mary Ellen, Priscilla, Sharon, Pauline: Myrtle Mann in Interpretive Reading and Sharon McCullough, Priscilla Drake and Bob Keebler in a one-act play, The Sisters Mclntosh. Jack, Paul, Ardith, Pauline and the play were advanced to Pre-District. www 1-...S B I O I.. O G Y 'ww S T U D Y H A L L T Y P I N G NEW SEVENTH GRADE R OOM Best Foot Forward SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST FRONT ROW: Marilyn Lovell - Blind Date: Pauline Rogers - Helen: Rose Briggs - Miss Delaware Water Gap: Elaine Krisinger - Miss Gale Joy: Sandra Pclser - Minerva: Miss Reimers fDirectorl. CENTER ROW: Marilyn Mueller fAssistant Directorl Henrietta Steffen - Miss Smith: Phil Sproule - Dutch: Richard Carlson - Green: Leonard Holmes - Old Grad: Richard Hall - Dr. Reeber: Yvonne Rudig - Ethel. BAC A ROW: Harry Kirk - Hunk: Jerry McKenzie - Satchel: Gary Turk - Chester: Dale Jenkins - Jack, Jimmy Shultz - Professor Lloyd: Glen Saffer - Bud. l S O U T N... .M fl ii Z .-' gf- A 'K' 'M .Mus gg? lag M mf 7 - ff-211+ - - J- L ...rf gm igalt 0 frm- 4-'fx Bus Drivers Jack Holrnel fBul Mechanicl, Merrill Bolton, Cleo Haynes, Harold Russ, Lawrence Mewhirter, Kenneth E ric ks on. I M-au., School Buses Lined Up In Front Of The Bul Glrnge 5 f no 45 4+ T SENIORS IN THIRD GRADE .If :a ,I ' COY ..,.,.k,., I 40 .4 - ,V rw . I 8 ,, A fi- IN FIFTH GRADE POSING POSIES I Q' f , 3:1 5 f , ,-1-0' , ,, I gsfxsi-fa. - 5 ' f I 'sl fy Y . , . 4 , E Z! 4 A .7::,, I . ' . V' . ,' - I 1- ' ,- I 5' . ' ,L -.Q - - x x ' I ' 8 K g RIDE'EM, COWBOY STEADIESQH STICK EM UP! 9 C gi CUTE DOG E '19 I CHUMS , J' A I L B I R D S 'fha any BETTERQ ?lHAL1-' INSEPARABLE I? 4 .V Y gps , f ,.. TELL US TOO TI-IF7 T HINKER w 'Q 'S A . 5' X fi' 'f DEAD TIRED LOVERS . OVERNIGHT TRI P!! J U A N IH TE AI.. T O N 'Xxx 2 fel POINTERS THE GANG M4593 Ib KS Qu. gdb It F,F,A. BANQUET COKE TIME SLUMBER '7 VPARTY SHAREN PALS SMIR K FUNNY? PUZZLED TARZAN OF THE COWS, NUTS! YOU NAIVIE'ElVI 9 Q 15 -milf 9 F5 Y ?f 3f5'4mfw 'il W 3 as , ax, , I I ,Q G '1 Q AU,.,.wfh in 1,5 A ,V . . ,na - 7 , I I I DEE ,Q 5:52 :iQ:. ,. ' ,iz-Q, - 1 ww GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME :Q P 0 1 LONG AGO 'QW X931 J. WJ: In , . ,, , .Q f f-, ,,'f ' , sf 6 MB... THE HIC KS LONESOME AND ALONE ? F.H.A. PARTY BAsHPUI..l?l THE FOURSOME A L A , JUST SCHOOLBOYS my I , H 1: ' jg 9 N A ., , N ' an . Um- ai- iv-W 3' ' ' -- , af, 'Y YG dxf! ' I .Q - s N L R -Y 5 ? 'I 'K- ' 'I X I, : af xi Q f . . 131- 'R Y f . ff l: A Vx in ' N if W 1 Q , Kwai A . 4 Huw!! L 'v ff xlib? X' . V If . , ,,,. . ,, . gi BATTER UP 1 SWEET ', 365336 NOON HOUR UNITED NATIONS DAY I mwuwwivpm Mmm saws 4-we Q, - - . 2 f - , Ni, .5 4 f w , L 5 , . V E I --sm. ' Y, .,-' A W . K . I ll A u X . ,. as , ,. X I ' Mr! ' , Ma.-... ff z ,ag,S-af-xwiafgft. I f A .9 ' ' ' , ' , ', my-L.sWW, -W4 X I ff , I, , f A , fd X I girrffimgmvs ,.q.u. X ' ' ' ' I f. rw' V -. .. 77 ' , as jujj.. W. me I, 1 ,fa ',,fTI:w:4 'lTfII Y , H91-sig, iw'- .: H-I 'Eg ' ' Af ' - I ,,,. 39 OUR BUSINE SS FRIENDS IN APPRECIATION To the many business friends and individuals who have contributed in any manner to make this edition of the yearbook possible. . . . . . . To our sponsor, Mr. Anderson, and to all other teachers who h 1 d ' ' e pe us in any way to make this book a success. . . . . . . To the C so many fine photographs. . . . . . . anon Studios of Council Bluffs who furnished us with To our publishers, Walsworth Brothers, Marceline, Missouri, f t . . . . . or heir co-operation in producing this annual. . . . . . . THE 1955 YEARBOOK SAYS THANK YOU 72 GR IS W OLD Ace's Body Shop Albertine Dress Shop Gr I-lafner TV Boseck Oil Co. Candy Kitchen Conklin Oil Co. Copenhaver 81 Copenhaver Paul Denham Insurance Dickey's Barbershop Dorsey Implement Co. Drake Implement Co. Easter L1 Shroeder Farmers Produce Fullerton Lumber Co. Griswold Auto Co. Griswold Bakery Griswold Cleaners Griswold Co-op Telephone Co. Griswold Hatchery Griswold Mercantile Co. Griswold Recreation Griswold State Bank Hansen Elevator Hokenstad 8: Wilson Implement Co. lowa Light Br Power Co. Ireland's Blacksmith Johnson TV k Electric Joyce Lumber Co. Kewin Auto Co. Kings Food Market Krisinger Feeds Krug's Rexall Drug Store Leach Feed Store View of Our Town M 8: M Cafe - M. B. McCullough - Mgr. Ma's Cafe Mauk's Transfer Meredith Hardware Mueller Grocery Mueller Shoe Service Palmer-Plumbing 81 Heating Pearle's Apparel Peebles-Plumbing Er Heating Phillips Motor Co. Radio Electric - Laurence Lary, Mgr. Robby's Barbershop Rodr Oil Co. Ross's Super Market , s Rush Grocery Saffer's Sundries Wagler Fixture Co. Wagler Funeral Home Wo1druff :.- Jewelry Wyman Cafe ATLANTIC Allied Engineering Atlantic Greenhouse Atlantic State Bank Edward R. Cole--Jewelry Cornelison Motor Co. Enockson's Ice Cream Gillen Appliance Co. Hanke Jewelry Lindeman Tractor Co. Lloyd 81 Meredith McDaniels House of Flowers Sothman Motor Co. Van's Chat 8: Chew Whitney Loan 81 Trust Co. LYMAN Howel1's General Store Lyman Implement 8: Repair Lyman Produce Co. Morris Tietz Newman Paint Sr Body Shop Proctor General Store GRANT Jones Implement 81 Plumbing OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Dr. Alliband Dr. W. E. Boucher Dr. Garvey Dr. C. G. Johnson Dr. Kirk Dr. J. L. Lantis Dr. Ralph Moe Dr. R. Basil Weir ...fc EEE CLASS OF 1891 Margaret .TenkinsfSidenerJ Ella McFaddenQForsythl Orpha ThayerfForsy'th1 CLASS OF 1892 Mae BaughmanQSuttonj Kittie Do1anfForsyth1? Claude Huckins? Cora W'llliamsfEdwards1? CLASS OF 1893 Jennie AdamsfBaughrnanl Jessie Adams? C. C. Dolan? Frank Lindeman Furniss Morton Bessie PurvisfDickeyj Joe F. Tye CLASS OF 1894 Louis R. Adams? Anna BaughmanfGeorgej? Della Clovisfl-Iuntleyj? Georgia CookQSalisburyj? George Knight? Lula Mackril1QTurkJ? Carrie MorganlMartinJ Minnie MoultonQArrasmithj? Leonard Salisbury? Willard Salisbury? Gertrude Van ScholackQMercerj? Nellie Van Scyoc QGriffithj CLASS OF 1895 Mae AuldfGittensJ? Wesley Baughman Orpha BoilerfGrahamj? Paul Brown? Lella DaughertyfDo1an1? George Dean Ada FlintfForsyth1? Maggie GittensfLinnj C. L. Otto Knop? Ira Kyle? P. W. Lembke Edith Martin Maud MartinQRousseaul Marie Ne1sonfAdamsj Pearl SalisburyfClovisl Georgie TurnerfGreenj CLASS OF 1896 Maude Umpleby? ? Deceased CLASS OF 1897 Rae Dean Everett C. Driggs? Bertha JamesonfDinges1 Grace E. Murerfwilcoxj Grace Ne1sonfTrappj? Roscoe C. Prather? Rose RiCkeycGrOnen, Carrie TalbottfYoungQ H. H. Walter CLASS OF 1898 Leila CarltonfArrasmithj? L. M. Nelson Maude NelsonfJ'ovl Howard Pool? Fred G. Salisbury? Clarence W. Talbott? CLASS OF 1899 Clerna ArmstrongfEiche1berge Olive Crandal fTaylor1 Jennie LambornQChristianJ Ella NelsonfOrton1 Minnie E. WrightfAlexanderj? CLASS OF 1900 Walter L. Eppelsheimer Della Iva ForsythfHopleyj Walter A. Lamborn Ada Bell McFaddenQSloanj? J.. Emerson Miller? Jeanette Nelsonlldollandj Nellie Viola NelsonfStittl Effie G. Schoiie1dQForsythj? W. 5. Smith? Clyde Gertrude StablerQKirbyl John E. Swanson Minnie Belle Wassonfwalkerj Maude B. Wheelerll-Ieadj CLASS OF 1901 Lucille BoggslMalloy1? Edna BoggsfLighterQ? J. Chilton Bryant? Nellie Davisflonesl Beulah I. BuckmanKEmighJ? Huldah Daughertyfl-lurrelll Mae DeanfReadj Lawrence R. Forsyth? Bessie M. Garmanf.Tohnson1 Ethel Honnaldfwaynej? Huldah Olive NelsonfBeechJ Fred Osborn P-larry Ream: Ina Belle SmithfTompkinsJ Walter S. Van? CLASS OF 1902 Fred B. DeWitt Dan Eppelsheimer May HonnaldQBarnesj? Christena MurchisonfPeterson1 Dorothy PratherQTurnerj Gertrude'WilcoxfStevenson1? ADDED 12th GRADE 1903 CLASS OF 1904 Ina L. BarkerQOsbornQ? 'lla Phillipsfliopleylfl' Minnie E. Scharf? Perle M. Swart Beryl O. WarefCarney1? CLASS OF 1905 Clara Nelson Olive Potter? Ethel RobertsfProctorl Grace ScottfMul1erl CLASS OF 1906 Ruth BookfCarnesJ Harlan A. Bryant John Carnes Clara HartmanfErgenbrightj Roscoe Pipher Laura PotterfMillerl CLASS OF 1907 Clarence Baughman Frances DavisQMitchel1j Hazelle GroshongfPalmerj? Neva Kimballfwrightl Florine C. Mi1nerfMartinj? Rose Rudig Muttendam? Clare SwartfLary1 Emma Wright CLASS OF 1908 Margaret M. Al1ibandfNelson1 Garland R. Barnes Leslie P, Baughman Leeta BurnhamQOwensl Maude GayfGriffitis1 Mary J. Hodge Nellie M. Piercefwatsonj? Merle Townsend CLASS OF 1909 Gladys A11isonfLake1 Sam Eppelsheimer CLASS OF 1910 Leon Carpenter John E. Dickey Roy S. Grennell Frances Johns oniGuyerl Elizabeth LischerfGreenQ Florence Lischer Vera Phillipsfwoodwardl Ewing H. Scott Ruth Swart CLASS OF 1911 Golda Al1isonfKnokej Fannie Cock1inQWatkinsj Gladys ForsythQAnderson Alta MathisfJ'ohnsonj Annella ReynoldsfAlexanderj Alex Reynolds Genevieve Reynolds Leon Robertslt Floyd Smith CLASS OF 1912. Gladys CorbettfKinneyj Nellie DennyfShepherdj George C. Forsyth? Vallie ForsythfCookj Gladys GrinyerfCocklinJ Ethelyn HarrisfGrennellH' Leta KilpatrickQHayj Glendale I. McNuttQWallacej Ned Phillips' Ja.mes A. Pierce Florence QuinnQGrennel1j CLASS OF 1913 George Alexander Gypsy Alexander' Zell L. Cook Zeo FellowsQMunroj Eleanor Forsythflfahrgerj Piercy Forsyth Fred L. Gerlach Harry Kilpatrick Jennie Kilpatrickfl-Ierklessj Bessie Mewhix-ter Stella Piercefwoodwardj Beulah SchoonoverfLi1lienthallj Maerea SmithQNeerl CLASS OF 1914 Irene BaughmanQDuusl Emily BierbaumQPatmontj Esther BierbaumfPatmontj4' Gertrude Bothtwoodsl Esther Crumflaiercej Doris DonahoefGriffinj Iva EdwardsfPendryj lfatherine KuesterQScharfj4' Lillian LischerfForsythj Eva Mortontllaperj Fanny S. Morfordlwohlenhausl Ethel NeerQWi1sonl Wilbur Pierce Vera QuinnfBairdl Pearl RobinsonQForsythl Edith E. Schofie1dfDieatrickJ ' J ep Sewell Mabel SmithQProctorJ Vertal H. Van Zeola A. WrightQSimpkinsQ 'U Deceased CLASS or 19,15 Kneedy Barnes Lucille BaughmanfPaynej Docia BishopfMedskerj Evelyn CocklinfSchulerj Anna ForsythfKirchhoffj Jennie ForsythfBellmanJ Perriy Forsyth Vernon Hayes Helen KilpatrickQNeumanl Rosa LischerfKeyesj Harry Mewhirterf Ernest Potter lva PotterfSmithl Floy ReynoldsfBa1C0ml Malcolm Reynolds Ross Reynolds Verda SaemischfWeltonl+ Harold Taylor Lois Taylor? Edith Walkinshawfl-Iintzl Ina Weaverfweberlr CLASS OF 1916 Clara Katherine AshleyfTownsendJ Alma Caroline Bierbaum Nellie BookfSmithJ G. Edmund Donahoe Albertine Fellowsfl-lafnerj Alice HamiltonfF orsythj Anna LehrQCroseJ Lois Helen MewhirterQDeKayl William S. Montague Emma PotterfSmithj William Norman Quinn Mervin Sidener Roland Smith Russell W. Starr Gertrude TurnerfLavertyl ' Leon O. Turner Carrie WoodfDuysenJ Hazel Worm1eyQWalkinshawJ CLASS OF 1917 Ruth BurnhamfPerkinsj Ernest Bierbaumf Cecil ChubbickQDorsheimerl Beulah DonahoelDoolitt1ej Glen Forsyth Florence Lindsayll-Ioytl Maude MortonfPetex-sonj Lorene Quinn Katheryn Sandersfwarrenl Harold J. Smith Leon W. Talbottt Emma WoodQTruittl Nellie Yargerfl-Iamiltonj Ruby ZikeQQuinnj CLASS OF 1918 Leona Baughrnanfl? lotoj Angela Be1dingfPerleyl Elmer Bierbaum Roy Bierbaum Ethet BergstromfBrunkj Ruth Bryner Vernon Dean Russell L. Doop Albert C. Floto Harlan Latimer Fern McNaryQSmithj Alice Neerfkobinsonj Ruth C. NeerfFullerj Inez Patchfwilloughbyl Ruth ProctorfHartshornl Nettie SchulerfFettersl Winifred SnyderQCurryl John D. Taylor Letha TurnerfRolil Mark Wilson Ora Wormleyfliockj Harry Yarger CLASS OF 1919 Cordelia BierbaumfKirchertl Ruth BlanchardfBrownl Hazel Catonflfisherj Agnes DavisfCarltonj Grace Forsythfl-Iansenj Marie Forsythfwurljft Hilda FranklinfFoxj Jennie GardnerfBrownj Alma GrovesQDieatrichj Edna HartnessfGoudiel Ruth LaryfCorbinj Edward Littler John Peebles Veryl Readflillisl Charlie Reynolds Marguerite Reynolds Parker Reynolds Chloe RudigfParkerj'9' Otto Scharf Elizabeth SchlichtingfMurphyj Carrie SeldersQAllenderJ4' Mary Seldersflillliottj CLASS OF 1920 Elsie A. AdamsfDavisJ Gus Bergstrom Charlie Bishop Blanche L. ClarklSteffenl Russell Grennell Ruth M. GoodwinfButterfie1dJ Vernette HillsfDoopJ Sadie C. Lawsonfweirichj Pearl I. NortonfMcC1uskyQ Eva M. LindseyfMurphyj+ Lawrence J. Peterson Letha Pouder Marie SchofieldQMortonJ Everett L. Smith Dorothy June Taylor' Viola WeaverQSchulerJ CLASS OF 1921 Albin Bergstrom Olivia BierbaumQGareyj Ivan Brown Marion Carlson Bernice CorbettfSwansonj Lela DeanlCopenhaverj Harold M. Hall Marion Hansen' Elwood Hayes Mary HullyfRogerel1 Byron Kewin Mable MathislBergatroml Jack Rogers Dorothy RonkQStraulal Gladys Stoverllleedl J. Claire Tye Bernice Wintex-atelnQSilkettj Claire 'larger' Carlyle Read CLASS OF 1922 Lester D. Balcom Merle BaughmanQCockranl Ellen BergstromfBrunkJ Clara H. BillsQDickinsonj Joseph C. Brown Furnis D. Cable Donovan Carlson' Roderick H. Chisholm Evelyn Christianfl-lamlinl Opal GrahamfTyel Rosellen HantonfSassej Jessie lnmanfBergstroml Velma lnmanflohnsonj Pauline Kuesterfwalkerj Curtis C. Lawrence Florence MoorefChristianj Nellie Mortonfl-lighl Velva MyersfMcCuel F. Dale Pouder Ozella PhillipsQLittlerQ Charles R. Railsback Grace ReynoldsfBinnalll Mildred Robertsfwestfalll Harry A. Schuleri' Lillie SilkettfBussD Mae SilkettfBarnesl Helen SnyderQSchaafQ Donna M. TruittQGarnatz.l CLASS OF 1923 Esther AlexanderfHobsonj George Baughman Theodore Baughmanilf Doris BlackfMercerj Aubrey Bryner Harry Burnham Mildred BurnhamfHillsl Ethel DavisQMcDonaldJ Harold Doolittle Myrle Frankflleynoldsj Lowell R. Hall Odessa LawrencefPatrickQ Russell McCarthy Letha Mooreflnmanj Verna NeerfO'Brienj Hazel NortonfPerduej'9' Lucille PearcefFrazeej Reginald J. Read John H. Reed Hillaire Rousseau Clendora ScarffWhitej Le Anna Scarf Harland H. Smith Pearl StoverfBrousel Hugh Talbott Russell Watson Royal Weir Thelmy Weirflieenanj Cleo A. Wilson Leland D. Wilson Lillian WormleyfPhilpotl CLASS OF 1924 Frank Adams? Robert E. Adams Cleta M. Blackfwoodl Willis A. Burnham Alta ClarkfEvinsQ Dorothy Fishuerfliendellj Ronald G. Forsyth sr Deceased Verna Franklin Ralph Gammell Zeta GrahamfBurnettl Frances HallQReyno1dsl John Hall Blanche HullyfCookj Robert Mathis John Mayne Clara McClurefHeplerj Marie McCormickfI-louserl Verda MyersfSandersl Irene D. NeerfMaddenj Bruce Quick Wilma ReadfNorrisj H. Dale Rousseau Teddy Schuler Earl IA. Senholz Edwin Shellberg Olive SilkettfCablel Vernice StoverfDoolitt1ej Lucy YargerfEricksonj CLASS OF 1925 Olive Babbfhavertyj Curtis Balcom' Delmar Bergstrom Ruth BlainQCareyl Gladys BookfFrostQ Guild Buckrnan Leo M. Casey Genevieve ChisholmfHallj Elmer Hammill Clifford Hanton Elva HartnessQThompsonl Elsie KirchertfGibbonsj Wilma G. Lary Mable Mueller Marvin Mueller Vernon Mueller Austa Myerstliaughmanj Gladys NeerfDeanJ Hazel PearcefGammellj Donald Phillips? Helen Rar eyfHookerj Hubert Riedemann Mildred RonkfEvermanj Olive SmeefSwansonj Glen Stevens? ' DeWilda TalbottQRoel Marcia Thrasher Leona VanfMacKinnonj Glendon Wilson Gladys WohlenhausfCordesl CLASS OF 1926 Edward Bell Alvena CocklinQVanMaanenl Dorothy DeWittfRichardsj Joy DoolittleQHulll Frances FalkfMorrisonH' Ernest Forsyth Kenneth Frank Kenneth Gammell Leona GoudiefThomasj Marion HallQForsythj Dorothy HuntleyfCassidyl Virginia JonesfKibbieQ Wade Kirkpatrick Willie Lary Gretchen Lawrence? Bengt Lindvall Irene MartensfEshelman,4' Mary Neelyfkeynoldsj Leona Pearcefilensenl Joy PratherfHallj Lela PetersonQBrownellj Lee Silk Lenore TurnerQSenholzf Vernon Van Curtis Wands CLASS OF 1927 Ebba BergstromfBatesl Ethel BlainQJohnsonj Dqn Book Arlene CroghanQJamesl Della CroghanfBehrensj Agne! CrawfordfRudenl Cletus Crawford Erma Davis Della Eppelsheimer. Stewart Forsyth Leona FrankfGoldenj Viola Greenleefl-Iolbergj Harlan Huckins Hugh Hully Pauline HuntleyfPaulQ Thelma JohnsonfVan Buskirkj Rornona Jorgensen? Grace LoomisQCookj Herbert Mathis Leona McCormickQBi1-dwell, Lucille McCormickQMilnej Bernard Moon Geneva Moorellimbreej Mervin Neely Nora Newman Hope PratherfTurnerQ Iva Qui.ckfGrulkej Grace Schulerfl-Ialej Rosamond SiffordfAdamsl Glenn Wardrip Basil Weir CLASS OF 1928 Audrey AssyQStonel Gertrude BickhamfDayl Melvin Bickham Lorraine BlainQHanksl Maribel BuckmanQZin1mermanj May Delle Cab1efBussl Lois Croghamfl' Florence DeanQTownej Verda Eppelsheimerrfwohlenhausl Beryl EversonfPlowmanl Doral Flatt Helen Frazeur Esther GoudiefReshj Gordon Held Beatrice LaryfAndersonj John Lehmkuhl Frances Mayne Elsie MoorefSassej Harry Morton Evelyn NewmanlPellerj Cleon Orton Duane Orton Lester Uackj Pelser Frank Pouder Lenore PutnamfMaukj Alice QuinnQShe11bergJ Alice ReadQRussl George Reed Josephine Reynolds Albert Riepe Beulah RothefMackril1l Patricia SalleefPloghoftl Harry Silk Dorothy SnyderfSchweitzerl Lawrence Snyder Clarence Steinbeck Evald Stone Florence Swettfl-lauptj Merle Walker Clarence Weaver Kimball Wright CLASS OF 1929 Marie AlexanderfYoungl'9' Agnes Armstrongfl-larmsl Claude Ashbaughft Orlo Balcom Ralph Bishop Alice Buckman Donald Buckner Agnes CaseyfFosterj James Croghan Rutgar Evans Blanche Eversonfliroloffl Helen Falk Verona ForsythfBlanchardl Vernon Forsyth Lenore GammellfMyersJ John Gustin Kenneth Hall Malcolm Hall Grace 1-lullyfPeeblesJ Ruth lnmanfwatsonl Thetis lrelandfBeesD William Jenkins Erma Johnsonfllogersl Josephine JohnsonfBlainl Bruce Johnston' Lester Lantis Theresa LaryfWrightl Maurice Morton Rex Pace Faye PerleyfDanielsonl Dorothea RareyfCliHCha1'dl Mary SandsQBennettj Leona SchaaffAuerbackl Robert Scarf Gerald Snyder Mae Steinbeckfwhileyl James Thulin Paul Turner Harry Wardrip Don Weir CLASS OF 1930 Leah ArmstrongfA1lisonj Everett Baughman Evaline BickhamfShragol Isabel Blain Glen Braden Burnette CatonfPete1-sonj Fransina CroghanfBakerJ Cleta Deantl-'orsythl Doris E. Eppelsheimerlhllevl if Deceased Orville Eshelman Gordon Evans Edith F1-azeurfMcC1urej Delmar Gaddis Eldon Gammellr Elizabeth Hall Madeline Ha1lfBalcoml William Herbert Elizabeth Hu1lyfTyndalej Maxine Johnsonfwellsl Ervin L. Kuester Leslie Kuester Cleo Ruth KirkpatrickfMcCombJ Gordon L. Lary Ruth LeonardfLoomisl Janice McCluskyfWhitej Edith MenefeefSargentj Fred L. Moore,J'r. Helen Mi11erfSundermanj Loretta O'Connel1fFisherj Olive Ortonfl-lamlinl Lester Prather Lorene ProctorfMorrisl Mary Rasmussenfl-loltmeyerj Gail Riepefliuesterj Margaret ShultzfPelzerj Eloise StevensfCampbe11j Mildred WatsonfHemstedl Elberta WoodwardfHansonj CLASS OF 1931 Rollie Ackerman John R. Alexander Clarence M. Apt Harry Balcom Arlene BarnesfDrakej Thelma B1aneyfWrightl Rena Helen CatonfMi1lerj Dorothy CroghamfBeckendorfl Ruth I. DeWittQA1exanderj Wallace Drake Wesley Forsyth Philip Frazeur Marjorie HeldfLiermanl Carl Hultquistit Lucille HumphreyfMyersJ Ruth HurlburtfJohnsonj Wynona Ki1lionfWearinJ Corinne KnokefKerrl John Lawson Muriel C. LembkeQHookerl Stanley Leonardr Darwin Loomis Ruth J. MaynefGaskel1j Helen McCluskyfDeLaddj Nira W. McCormickfTaltyl Helen McGinnisfBoseckl John Mitchell Helen MoatesfShafferl Genevieve MyersfWhalenj Mildred NewmanfLambQ Bruce Orton Russell Pelzer Roscona Prather-fSimmonsl Henry E. Rasmussen Russell Silk Dale Snyder Marie Spiker Louise TownefJerdcinsJ Dorothy WatsonfMalonej Kenneth Williams Clair Wilson CLASS OF 1932 Ruby D. BlainfSu11vl'lf Ralph O. Book Odessa l. CablefDrakel Ralph D. Cary Louise Caseyflhnenj June Christian Harvey R. Cocklin Donald L. Crum Evelyn Doris CrumQHinesj Roy G. Crum Doris Danie1sfRogersl M. Robert Drake Colletta B. EvansQBart1etj Richard F. Foy Lester L. Gerlach Dalton L. Greenlee Allen S. Johnson John N. Lantis Beverly M. McCluskyfHalll LaVon M. McKnightfLannho1 Loretta B. Mue11erfPelserJ Byron Mundorf Dale B. Pearce Nolta J. Perley Alice M. Petersonfl-landleyl Maurice E. Phillips Opal M. PutnamfPalmerl Louis V. Riedemann ml Marguerite RiepefAckermanl Don. G. Schroeder Doris P. SilkfCaseyj Franklin S. Smith Malcolm Smith Wilbur F. Swett Anna M. WallfGustinJ Cleone I. WatsonfPenwellj CLASS OF 1933 Merrill C. Baughman Mary Virginia PearcefBookj Virgil Boseck Josephine BrattainfVan Syocj Belva Burnhamfwileyl Evelyn Carlsonflledmanl Dorothy CrumQSchmeidtj Bruce Eppelsheimer June FalkfAdamsj Henrietta FarnerfCope1andj Maurice Foy Merton D. Frank Gladys FrazeurfHartnessj Marcella E. HallQRehaj Eleanor HeathfSaemischj Helen HumphreyQPerleyj Duane A. Knoke Gail R. Knoke Lucille H. LaryfHowardj Jesse Martens Charles Mitchell Dale Nelson Waldo Orton Keith w. Piper Hazel M. PloghoftfThu1inj'9' Eleanor ScottfBradenj Vernon Shultz Leila SmithfAndersonl Marion SnyderfSiffordJ Dale Tanner Bethe TowneQRabej Earl Winterstein CLASS OF 1934 Clair D. Auxier Sam Bailey Florence BillsfGriffinl Chester Book Cecil Browne Doris CaryfCulbertsonj Leland Cook Marian CrumfAckerl Helen Daily Dale Frazier Ross Groshong Elaine HubbardfGossettl Floreine I-lumphreyfGaliherJ Bob Hurlburt Geraldine KillionfNe1sonl Donald Knoke Marie KuesterQBannickl Lemmie McClain Hazel Miller Gilbert Mueller Henry Riedeman Valora Robertsfweberl Dorothy SilkQPotterj Darlyne SmithfFrazeurl Shirley Stielowfl-lm-lburtj John Thulin Dwight Wagler Ronald Watson George Anne WheelerfWoodj Desda WintersteinQLarkinJ Gladys WintersteinfShultzj Violet WintersteinfCosterJ Layson Robbins CLASS OF 1935 Ward Ashbaugh Phyllie BatesQKneiselj Nettie Bierbau.mQSirnpsonj Neal Binnalli' Beryl Boseck Cecil Boseck Marguerite Briscoe Moyne Braden Mary Burdick Brownlow Burnham Cletis ConklinfWilsonl Rita Crawfordfworkrnanl Evelyn CroghanQCaitoJ Eloyce CrumfJohnsonl Fern DeanfDeanj Merrill Eppelsheimer Bernard Frank . Hazel l-IolldorffMartensQ Elinor JohnsonfBlakelyl Dale Kuester Leta Larsenfwingerj Nadine LarsonlLeeJ Guinavere LembkefHemphillJ Opal MaederfHartl Della McCluskyUohnsonj Jimmie O'Connell Wanda PetersonfPhillipsl Angela ProctorfNewmanl Carroll RowefSandnesj William R. Scott Ethel Seldersflfurshakl Elizabeth SiffordfRiedemanj Eva Marie SmithfParkerJ Lee Smith Leland Smith Ruth Ann Turnerfsharplesj Gordon Tye Herbert J. Tye Lauren Weir Ilene Wasmerfliuesterl May Watsonfl-'razellj CLASS OF 1936 Howard Bickham Irene Mildred Bierbaumlkialbertl Howard C. Bills Thelma Blanche BergQJ'onesj Nathan Book Harlan L. Buroughs Raymond L. Cocklin Fern E. FalkfAndersonl Roland R. Frank Grace E. FrazeurfDeanj Darrell H. Funk Everett P. Gaddis Glendale E. GrennellfArmstrongl Helen Francis l-leathQBrandtj Patricia Jane Hobsonfweirl Lela K. JohnsonQMilesl Vencil Keesee Martha Florine KirkfTraubj Arnold R. Kuester Jean Lorraine LembkeQEdwardsl Earl J. Martens' Sterling L. McClusky John D. Moon Edwin Mundorf Grethel I. OrtonQKephartl Lucille E. Oslerfllollinsl Esther Garner Pearce Rita Marie PeeblesfDenhaml Russell Peebles Esther W. PerdueQWitheyj Beulah G. PetersonfReedl Leota Pont Phyllis Iva ProctorQClarkeQ Leon Putnam John Redding Mildred F. RobertsfReelJ Quentin W. Shultz Frank Silk Raymond W. Smith Irene G. TannerfGroscupj Eva Mae TerryfVan Rayl Donald L. Webster CLASS OF 1937 Ardivene BodefMadisonj Bill Caton Junior Christian Mary CrawfordfSelserj Malcolm Crum Wanda Deanll-lannemanl Elizabeth DeKayfCaryJ Lucyle DodgefConnl Blaine Falk Irene FoyQPontowj Neva Frainflihurj Ellen GolayfStarlinj Gene Groshong Bill Hantonflf Norma HeldfCordermanj Annette Jenkins J. L. Jenkins Dick Johnson Nioma JohnsonQBennettl Dale Knoke Caroline KobertfArtlipJ Edna MaederQCaseyJ'0' Bernice Martens Zeta McCormickfReddingQ Floranna McKayQBookl Gerald Milne Merrill Milne Kathleen PearcefSamsonj Helen PerduefLaryj Hubert Perry LeRoy Pont Mayo Proctor Gladys RiepefB1issj Ena Mae RobinsfSimpsonj Morse Rowe Junior Seastrom Gordon Scott Evelyn ShafferfSuingj Dale Swanson Mariel WelschfBergerl Maxine Woodft Shirley Beth Woodwaz-dfTyel Harvey Wooley Herschel Zimmerman CLASS OF 1938 Edward Ackerman Gladys AlmonrodefFayel Bernard Anderson Pauline BickhamfRoSenbau.ml Mary Briscoe Kathleen CarltonfArmentroutl Marjie CatonfMcDonaldj Grethel Joy ConklinfNewcomj Gilbert Cook Leila CroghanfDieckj Bernice Cru.mfSmithJ Glee CrumfLeesl Manning DeWitt Harold Dickey Mary Ellen DodgefTompkinsJ Arlene FentonfCraigJ John S. Frazeur Martha GreenfBurnsj Helen Hernstedfkobinsonj Fred Hobson, Jr. Beulah JensenfSmithl Irene JensenfShe1lbergj Phyllis Killionll-Iilderj Norma Jean KnokefSheppardl Norman Kuester Laurence Lary Dorothy LeightonfRockwelll Lois MillerfEricksonj Ronald Miller Ilene OrtonfGierj Pearle PerduefSee1eyj Raymond Peterson Grethel Reyno1dsfPettyJ Wilma RiepefAndrewsj W. Gene Rogers Onelda Schrader Virginia Schu1tzfDeWittl Norma' Silkfwilsonj Curtis Smith Merle Smith Phyllis Smithfliinserl Vera Jean TyefMyersl Christine WaglerfFrankl Dale Willoughby Fred Wheeler Jack Woodward if Deceased CLASS OF 1939 Mary ArmstrongfSpryl Myrrle BakerfPeeblesl Ilene Leone BergQTay1orl Hope Gyneth BoonefNebolal Ardis Marie Buroughs Ruth Elaine DanielsfBerryl Wanda Mae DeanQDanielsl Edith May DeKayfMundorfl Dessamore DickeyfHillrnanl Lorene Eppelsheimer Richard H. Forsyth Carolyn FrankfMorsel Paul Frazeur Margaret GoudiefVan Ostrandl Delbert F. Jenkins Betty Eileen JohnsonQPerdueJ Owen R. Kobert Betty Jane LovellfMilnel Cecil McCormick Leland F. McCullough Theone McCulloughfI-lulsebusl Lawrence J. Mewhirter Paul J. Peebles Dorothy RailsbackQEwingj Maynard B. Riedemann Vanetta Bernadine RosefShepherdl Anna Mae RudigfCourcierj Onetha M. SchraderfBridgerl Louis Eugene Schuler George M. Scott Helen Selderslliothel Robert L. Shellberg Alberta Mae TalbottfJenningsl Helen Bernice TerryQNeighborsl Arthur Wayne Webster Gerald J. Weston Cloyd E. Wintersteinfwardl Roselda L. WohlenhauslJenningsl CLASS OF 1940 Norma Jean AckermanQDavidsonl Elsie E. Anderson1Adhe1-sl James L. Armstrong Mildred Baughman Frank T. Casey Marcella Ruth CrumQBracyl Frances Helen DeKayQSilkl Ruth Ann DodgelPetersonl Cathalene Juanita DolchfNelsonl Charles A. Drake Harold E. Foy Virginia G. GrahamQPendegraftl Wallace Held Robert Louis Hobson Ivan Archie Hurley Patricia Louann KnopfParrisl Eileen Kuesse1fJensenl J. Dale Lembke Gale LembkefEdwardsl Opal E. Macumber George Makepeace Isabelle MartensfEvansl Ruby Catherine OslerQThompsonl Henry Orland Perdue James E. Perry' Della A. RiepeQSmithj Wayne W. Roberts Maurine Ramona RobinsonfCaseyl Thelma .EL RobinsonQVifncil Virginia D. ShafierfCroghanl 'Y Deceased Charles A. Seeley Harold J. Silk William F. Thomas Lorraine TyefPorterl Betty J. WymanfDrakel Cleo H. Wohlenhaus Marjorie ZimmermanfSmithl CLASS OF 1941 Harold W. Albright Bonnie Maxine BergQBradenl Jerrold B. Boseck Stanley Richard Braden F. Raymond Burnham, Jr. Boyd Vincent Carlton Glenn Edgar Daft Walter L. Daft Ruth DeKayfWilloughbyl Jaquelyn J. DeWittQLewisl Mary Jane El1isfWestonj Robert W. Forsyth Hyla Lorr aine Hardenberghfliillionl Donald Ross Hully Cletis C. Ireland Mary Louise KnokeQMullerl Velma Helen LeightonQBatesl Cleo Mae LoomisfMontaguel Joel Martens Marianne MedskerfVan Heell Roger, Medsker George R. Morton Nellie PaceQDivenl Ruby M. PattonfSpiresl Dale E. Peebles Wayne H. Perdue Dorothy J. RobertsfMahaffeyl Guy Wallace Rose Cecil Shaffer Dorothy Dean SmithQMcCu1loughl Irene M. SmithfCocklinj Keith Smith Clark Henry Steffen Donna I. TyefMcCruml Gyle Vernon Tye Charles Elmer Wall Cecil Raymond Weston CLASS OF 1942 Lois M. AckermanfPlumbl Andrew A. Anderson Marcella J. BodefDeWittl Harry K. 'Caryi' Donald J. Casey Frances Eileen CooperfRobbertsl Willis R. Daft Werdna- Maxine DeanfDavisl Maurine J. DeWittfOlsonl Yvonne DodgeQHarrisl Norman H. Engel LeEtta FoyfBierbauml Dean R. Frazeur Myrle E. Goudie Ramona.Marie Havensflimbreel Wallace H. Hurley Evelyn J. JohnsonQNo1-thrupl Russel A. Johnson lola LehmkuhlfMuellerl Marion Lembke Leila N. LimbaughQMaringj Thelma Marie McCluskyfJarboel Robert L. McConnelee Harland M. Mullerr Kenneth C. Muller Sylvia M. NeighborsfMartensl Jane NelsonfLewisJ Floyd W. Oslerv Marjorie M. Pacefwhitej Melvin A. Pelzerr Errol Lee Perdue Jo Ann PerleyfNewmanj Wanda Powersfwilhelmil Ardes Marie RiedemannfPeeblesl Phyllis Marie RushfEllzeyl Elmer C, Silk Eloise Alvss TurnerQRatashakl Marlin J. Tye Bruce Wallace Wanda Jean WasmerQLaMasterl John B. West Mervyn B. Willoughby Virginia l. WooleyfRothel CLASS OF 1943 Lyle Baughman Twila Marie BoonefLarsenj Zona BoseckfHullyl Colleen Caintwilliamsl Wendell Kay Cary Letha Jane CocklinfMartensl Daniel Thomas Cousins Glen D. Curtis Dorothy Dell DavisfBierbauml Alan Carl DeKay Marilyn Denham1Mackl Marjorie Levon FichterfPettyl Merle O. Funk Suzanne HaynesfKeeseel Shirley He1dQFarrisl Carl Otto Knop Shirley V. KuesterfCoonl Betty Pearle McCormick'fShafferl Dale E. Nelson LaDeane OslerfCaseyl Leora E. PacefHubbardl Betty J. PelzerfLantzl LeRoy M. Peterson' Allan Potter Neil Potter Pauline T. SasseQMuellerj Odessa S. SchraderfLongl Beatrice She1lbergfAlbrightJ Shirley LaVon SmithfFoustl Iris L. TracyfHollesenl Dorothy E. Tredefl-lotzj LeRoy I. Tye Ruby J. WeirichfBriarl Shirley Ann WestonQBlainl Carol WoodwardfStennettl Thelma WoolardQLembkel CLASS OF 1944 Carol E. AuklandfTyeJ Randall Duane Baier Elizabeth L. Brown Dean C. Cable Basil D. Copenhaver Evan H. Core Charles Raymond Cousins Robert L. Cranston Dean Lyle Curtis Arthur Willian Dean Juanita Joy DeWittfGx-ennelll Norma Forsythflfickell Robert Norman Forsyth Stanley O. Haye Patricia JohnsonfTyel Jayne M. McConneleefl-layel Marian lrene MortonfCousinsl Carl Thomas Mumm Marlin E. Perdue Fred J. Proctor Lawrence Edward Riepe Doris Rosenquistflimbreel Marion F. Scharf Hazel SilkfMewhirterl Aletha SteffenfAc ordl Leonore Gertrude Turner Harlan Westenburg Clifford Hendricks CLASS OF 1945 Herbert Linne Anderson Dorothy L. BaierQSpikerl Roberta BarnesQDickeyl James Frederick Boltman Lloyd R. Brouse Harvey P. Burnham Phyllis CablefSteffenl Lola Mae ChristianfPerduel Virginia ConnerfReederj Mary Nan Cookfl-lickersonl Robert E. DeKay Paul F. Denham Robert J. Dickey Beryl Dwight Freeman Lloyd Dee Hafner Geraldine HamlinfWillmsl Helen Louise I-larmanflfferduel Harold E. Hansen Donald A. Johnson John E. Knoke Lenora Lehmukuhlfwohlenhausl Russel Dean Liddell LeRoy Edward Mumm Norma L. Nelsonfliunzel Eldon F. Pelzer Leon l. Pelzer Richard D. Pelzer Arlo C. Perdue Raymond F. Peterson Carolyn ProkopQMcConneleel Dorothy Rayiwheelerl Gloria Robinsonfilricksonl ldella M. RothefHoganj Madalyn Jane Smith Byron K. Tye Mervin D. Weaver Clifton Whiteaker Dorothy Jay WooleyfBodel Danny Dean CLASS OF 1946 Lucille BaileyfBergstroml Richard R. Barnes Lloyd Bergstrom Robert Boseck Rilla DeKayfShiresl Suzanne Ellisfpellinil Ruth M. EvanslBierbaumj Dale A, Ferguson John Curtis Hall 'I Deceased Richard L. Haynes Winifred High Gerald V. Houser Virginia L. JensenfBoseckl Harold A. Leighton Belma LembkeQMilnel Velma LembkefPowersJ Andrew Moore Henry Jr. Mueller Kenneth L. Mueller Eloise MundorffPerduej Wendell D. Nelson Phyllis PelzerfBaierl William W, Proctor Marion Rex Powers Cleo RayfSteffenl Phyllis Steffenflinucklesl Manley Wallace Lorraine Whiteakerfwelschl Lawrence E. Wohlenhaus CLASS OF 1947 Phyllis ArmstrongfHamilton Audrey Caryfwilsonj Dwight Conklin James Conner Ralph Crouse Mary DeKayfNearyl Maribeth DeWittfChasej Willa DeWittQConklinl Donald Everson Rayrnond Forsyth Bill Foust Boyd Frank Leland Hansen Clair Hardenberghfl' Romona I-Iaworthflleedl Wallace Haye Kenneth Hemphill Harry Lelimkuhl James Lindvall Ramona Mackrill fEuansl Jim Moore Shirley NewmanfGoodinJ Cecil A. Pelzer Galen Perdue Kendall Phillips Delmar Potter Leila PowersfBurnsl lla Mae Riedemanxiflluppertl Betty Rogei-sfShaferl Margaret RushfDoolittlel Hollis Smith Lovella WillmsfTyel CLASS OF 1948 Darlene Barnes Beverly Bierbaumfwicksl Kenneth Bierbaum Doris Brunkfwohlenhausl Betty BurnhamfGoettschj Joyce ConnerfHansenj Ruby Ann DavisfPettyl Patricia DeanfDonahoel Robert Erickson Phyllis FootefSchulerl Shirley GoforthfBoseckl Nadine Hallcockfliowelll Jackie HamlinfCarpenterJ 7 Joana HartfJ'orgensenj Bernard High Bethel HummelQKnobbel James Humphrey Lucille JohnsonfAmosl Geraldine MilnefWentworthl Mardyl MuellerQCarlsonl Kathryn MummfNelsonl Kenneth Nelson Marilee Pace Basil Pelzer Maurine PerdueQMercerj Bud Prokop Doris Rothe Theron Shafer Gail Shellberg Charles Smith Wayne Steffen Betty SundermanfRiepeJ Lavon Tanner Moyne Weston Margaret WolffPerduel CLASS OF 1949 Jerry Aukland Loretta BarnesQPetersonl Lyle Bergstrom Loretta BrousefCableJ Kenneth Conrad Alice Davisfwallacej Donald Dean Barbara DeKayfEshelmanj Gene Dotson Mary Lou EnglandlMcCunnj Daryl Greenwood Mary Ann l-IartmanfCoughlin Wanda HeltonfScolesl Ted Houser Robert Jones Patricia KeeblerfCorbinl George Kirchert Raymond Kirchert Delores Kirkfweaverl Duane Koenig Carlton Koontz Bill Lindvall JoAnn McCluskyfDeanj Jesse Mercer Geraldine MuellerfCurtisl Patricia MurbargerQConke1j Max Pelzer Joan PiersonfBenskinJ Lowell Schaaf Jane SmithQLeightonl Galen Thomas Dale Thornton Gloria TyefArnoldJ Laverne TyefDeWittl Wendell Weirich Mary Alice WestfPelz.erl- Savilla WestonfGebhartl Marlon Westenburg Bob Woolard CLASS OF 1950 Robert L. Barnes Betty BellisQGleasonl Royal Bierbaum Robert Boltonff Marilyn BoseckQEuansj June Burris Ramona ClarkfWeeksl Georgia CourcierKFrankj David DeKay Boyd Dolch Robert Embree Darlene FenderQGuidal Juanita Hansen Richard Haye Carrol Haynes Forrest Houser Marion Houser Winifred JusticefLa Masterl Grace Ellen KenworthyfReesj Don Klein Ed Joe Klein Gilbert Krisinger J. D. LaMaster Edward P. Lenz Jean LiddellfHousex-Q Dwayne McCullough Marjorie Martens Edna MeyerfPagel Geraldine MuellerfLewisl Beverly NelsonQKuesterJ Darwin Newman -Maurice Pontius Lloyd Roberts Velma SilkfK1einl Ramon Smith Marvin Steffen Don Steinbeck Ruby Strom Waneta Sunderman Ted Weston Laurel WilliamsfLiddellj Harold Winston Esther Wohlenhaus Helen Wooley Ward Zimmerman CLASS OF 1951 Kermit M. Amos Delores Diane Bo1tonfGoetchl Nancy Jean BookfFuhsl Lorna BoseckQBlohnj Richard Allen Breeling Phyllis Jean Brousefllushl Harold Otis Brunk Thomas J. Ellis Billy Joe England Julia Rosalie FoyQCookJ Rosanne M. Fredrickson Doris Lucille HemphillfHouserl Allan E. Hines Clara Mae HopkinsQThorntonl George Keebler Marilyn Ann LiddellfBrunkj Barbara Ann Lidde1lfProkopJ Jack C. McConnelee Glen Allen Mercer John Dean Miller Neal A. Milne Shirley Darlene MundorffThomasl Donald Pelzer Juanita O. Pelzer Everett Jr. Ramsey Joan E. Ray 4' Deceased Marlin L. Rockwell Thomas Grant Rogers Max Eugene Saffer Charlene E. SeeleyQLembkel Royal R. Shaffer Helen A. Smith Dorothy A. Selders Colleen J. Sunderman Sherwin G. Sunderman Beverly Marlene ThomasfTurn Patricia Ann Tyefwolfj Joyce M. WestenburgfHigginsl Keith Eugene Winston Raymond Edward Wolf Connie Marie WoodfMitchellj CLASS OF 1952 Miriam Bierbaum Reba BriggslVan DerHartl Kenneth Carlson Pat Chapman Richard DeHappart Marvin Drake Mary Embree Donald Fredrickson Amelia Gary Franklin Garey Roderick Hall Norman Hansen Lois HartmanfF1-anzenj Lloyd Krause Donald McCullough Dale Mather Marlene Mueller Dorothy Newman Marilou Norrisfflogersl Shirley PaulsenfMerrittl Jacolyn Pelserfwylliel Keralyn Phillips Dawn Pontius Mary Lou SchaaffBasorej Boyd Steffen Carl C. Tidgren Lloyd Tracy Dell Wallace CLASS OF 1953 Marlin Ackerman Russell Bees Bob Bellis Sara Lu Book Myra ChristianfHansenj Norma Lee CrousefRushj Janet EnglandfDolchl Richard Goudie Barbara Haynes Bill Higgins Mildred lVIannfHoladayl Pat HopkinsQHigginsl Pat Johnston Harold Jurchen Stanley Krisinger Duane Liddell Lois Ann Linn Lester McClure Wilma Merritt Kermit Mueller Billie Pace Franklin Reese erl .Tack Riedemann Roberta Riekenflurchenj Lois Saffer Helen ShearerfMingsj Robert Shearer Janet Shultz Shirley Shultz Beverly Silk Jack Sproule Mary Steffen Joan Sunderman Delores Tietz Pat Wallace Roy Weston CLASS OF 1954 Kay Adams Shirley BeesfDrakej Geneva BradshawfArnosl Jeanette BradshawfBergstroml Joyce B1-un.kfHouserJ Karen CableQSudman.nl Von Cocklin Richard Croxell Bob DeHappart Norma EnglandQLiddelll Dean Forsyth LaVerne Gibson Sandra Hanksflichternachl Ardell Hartman Greg Held Charlene Hoffman John Hokenstad Howard Houser Bill Inman Delores Lary .Tack Leach Shirley Leighton Max Lovell Onie Kinser Clarissa Marshall Bernard Martens Darrell Myer Maurice Miller Robert Norris Norman Pelzer Stanley Pelzer Beverly Rabe Roger Rabe Ruth Ann Rogers Lynn Schaaf Jackie Schuler LeRoy Starlin John Sutherland Eloyce Tietz Merlin Vetter Gene Wood Norman Wright CLASS OF 1955 Rowene Ackerman Norma Bergstrom Virginia Book Rose Marie Briggs Orlan Cain Richard Carlson Lynda Cramer Don Dorsey Kay Fender I h Tom Forsyth Elaine Krisinger Wayne Gustin Richard Hall Viola Hendrix Lila High Roger Holldorf Leonard Holmes Dale Jenkins Wayne Johnson Bob Keebler Harry Kirk Dean Lary Ardith Linn Marilyn Lovell Jerry McKenzie Marilyn Mueller Dennis Newman Marlene Pelzer Sandra Pelser Eddie Place Shirley Piittrnann Pauline Rogers Bernard Romig Yvonne Rudig Howard Rush Glen Saffer Dale Schrier Dolores Shipley Jim Shultz Dolores Slocum Don Smith Janet Sothman Phil Sproule Henrietta Steffen Kenneth Sunderman Curtis Towne Gary Turk Mary Ellen Watkins Rodger Wohlenhaus Joan? 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