Guthrie Center High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Guthrie Center, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

U .f it , . it . Q 5, r . V , f, 2 8 I q V ' L' 'jf Asif ' W 5- 4h qi: 8 f 3 1 ' r. fy' f ' if A' 'Y A , , -sf . A Pig A A 1 i F 3 tr it 5 9 'M Q E yy 1 , an la I GE R cw-HM CENTER H H 1.956 DEDICATION We the students of Guthrie Center High School take this opportunity to express our appreclation for the loyalty wlth wluch you Mrss Safley have served th1s school for many years You have unselfrshly dedxcated your life to gmdmg young men and women through therr school years and preparmg them to find then places rn the world For tlus devotron which youhave extended to us Mxss Safley we ded1cate Trger Tales of 1956 to you. Page Sponsored by KENNETH C. KITTERMAN and IOWA ELECTRIC ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION MR PAUL H IARMAN MISS JEAN SAFLEY MRS LEE C MOSIER Superintendent Principal Junior High Principal SCHOOL BOARD Dowd Clark D Reed Vmcent Welch Norman Steensen and Kmg Batschelet. Page Sponsored by HAMMOND RADIO and TV The members of the school board are LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim FACULTY O CECIL KILGORE American Government, and Library. HARLEY MERRITT American History, 8th American History, High School Physical Education. and 7th and 8th Basketball. TED HANSEN Biology and Driver Educa- tion. Q V L... Nm 4 I 1 JOAN UTLEY Shorthand I, II, Typing I. II, School Paper, and Journalism. ORIN SPALDING Inxtrumental Music, and Service Club. Il an rf- PATRICIA FRAZIER ARCH SILLETTO MILDRED FRY English II, Girls' Physical Vocational Agriculture I, Vocal Music. Education. II, III, and IV. Page Sponsored by MAXINE'S DRESS SHOP 3 JOSEPH CRITELLI English HI, Speech, and Dramatics. DOROTHY BRUNNER Home Economics I, II. . 4 2'-Q. 9 1 .' ORVILLE FRAZIER World History, Book-keep- ing, Girls' Basketball Juni- or and Senior High, and Consumer Editor. JESSICA MILLIGAN RICHARD NYSTEUN WILMA RORICK English 4, 12 History, 7 Geography, Science, Juni- 7th Science and History. English and 7 History. or High Football, Boys' Basketball. fllllllm rw ROBERT A. BOWN Industrial Arts, '7 Science, Assistant Coach, Junior High Athletics, and Trigo- nometry. MARY BARNETT English I, and 8th English. Page Sponsored by GARDEN THEATER GLEN HONERDOSSE Mathematics, Algebra I, and Physics. R S v SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS OF l956 BETHENE OHM Presrdent CARROLL MC KIBBIN Class Vtce Presrdent Band1,2 3 4 GleeClub 1 2 3 Debate3 4 Basketbal14 Jumor Class Play Annual Staff3 4 Lrbrary 1 2 3 4 Jonrnalrsm 4 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 Home comrng Attendant Treasurer 2 Pres1dentIHSPO Honor Society Bandl 2 3,4 Basketballl 2, Majorettel 2 3 4 Glee Club 1, 2 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2,4 Class Play 3 Cheerleader 4 Class Sec retaryl 4 AnnualStaff4 Jour nalxsm 4 Servrce Club 2 Class Vrce Pres1dent3 Grrls State 3 Accompanying 3 4 COLINA M. HUNT Class Secretary JOYCE BRADY Class Treasurer Page Sponsored by SCOTT S MARKET Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base 123,4 Band 1234 Class Presrdent 3 Class Secretary 2 Journalrsm 3 4 Annual Staff Iumor Class Play 3 Debate Team 3 4 Divrsion I State Solo Con test Glee Club 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Cheerleadxng l 2, 3 Servrce Club 3 HM DIRKSEN Basketball 2, 3,4, Football 4, Track 4. GARY HUGHES Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 2,4, F.F.A. 1,2, Vice-President Ser- vice Club 4. KAY F. ROBSON Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, ConcertBand 1,2, 3, 4, Major- ette 2, 3, 4, Journalism 4, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Manager 3, 4. LORENE FORESMAN Glee Club 1,2,3. JOE SEIFERT F. F. A. 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Junior Class Play-Manager, Glee Club 1. ELDON S. REED Track 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Debating 3, Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 2. Page Sponsored by MAKEY DRUG V 3. 3? af 9- ki! 6 M. FRED REDFERN Band 1, 2, 3. WAYNE THOMAS Class Officer 1, Band 1.2, Honor Society 3, 4. SARAH MARY TUFFIN Glee Club 1, 2, 4. JUDY ANN BRADY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY CO VAULT Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Co-Cap- tain 4, Service Club 3, 4, Service Club Treasurer 3, President Service Club 4, Track 2, 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary F. F. A. 2. RICHARD M. COLLINS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2. Page Sponsored by BEACH'S 5 8: 10. TEDDY Jos SHOESMITH F.P A. 1,2,:3,4. ROBERT RUMELHART F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. ARDIS IUNE COVAULT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2,3, Basketball 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Service Club 1, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Homecoming Attendant. IUDY RIASKI Band 1,2,3,4,G1ee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Majorette 1, 2, 4, Drum Major 3, Journalism 4, Basketball 1, 2, Queen Attendant 4, Student Play Director 3. ALVIN EASTMAN F. F. A. 1, 2, ROBERT KENYON F. F.A. 1, 2, 3. Page Sponsored by HAZEL'S FLOWER SHOP , 9 1 JOYCE ELAINE LEIB Glee Club 2, Class President 1 GAIL LEIB KA LLESEN CLASS SONG Smile the while we bid you sad adieu. Guthrie High. we're loyal to you. To you we owe our life, For you taught us to conquer strife. God help us to keep our standards high As we learned to do at Guthrie High. Where'er we go,whate'er we do, We'1l have our memories of you. Smile the while we bid you sad adieu. Memory keeps us always near to you. To your doors our hearts will be turning, We are grateful for our learning. Bells should ring for you throughout the land You've been more than just a helping hand. Now goodbye. dear Guthrie High, Our hearts remain with thee. CLASS MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead CLASS COLORS Petal Pink and White CLASS FLOWER Carnation Page Sponsored by IENSEN'S BAKERY CLASSES IUNIORS FlRST ROW Barb Barley Sheryl Ely Gwen Morgan Nancy Srmmons, Sheryle Srlletto Shrrley Mrchaelson, Lrllren Mtchaelson Lulu Hall SECOND ROW Ted Rumelhart, Kerth Wrnebrenner Merlm Buckmaster, Dean Flanery Gary Wall Elwyn Sloss James Flanery Mr Crrtellr THIRD ROW Juanrta Sprague, Rebecca Kopeska, Mary Pearson, Marrlyn Mrller, Joy Lee Thompson Beulah Grove Zoe Ann Grrffm, Margaret Tuffrn FOURTH ROW Gene New ell Larry Ford Kenny Tague, Frank Phrppen Don Newell JohnA Grlson, Wayne France Jtmmte Buttler FIRST ROW Marte Lehman, Shelva Benton l.aVone Conrad Dorothy Booth Margaret Wrlson, Ioan Petty Elfrrede Serfert Mrss Brunner SECOND ROW Tom Keeran, Roger Eagen Harold Devllbrss Don Kness, Harley Marun Wayne Elsberry Marvtn Buckmaster THIRD ROW Corlene Randolph Dtane Towne Harrrett Davrs, Barbara Beane Leona Jensen Kay Ferlmeyer Drane Cradrck Darlene Hartman Lors Stetzel FOURTH ROW Ralph Beck, Earle Davrs Gary McCool Gary Sloss Rrchard Grlson Drck Mrllhollm Robert Kent Jrm Bohlender Page Sponsored by WARDROBE CLEANERS it CLASS OFFICERS The Junior Class Officers are from left to right: Dorothy Booth, Secretary D1aneCrad1ck Presx dent Barbara Barley Vrce Presr dent Gary McCook Treasurer RING COMMITTEE 1sJ 'A...J ' Q- Pictured above 15 the Iunror Class rmg commlttee FIRST ROW Left to Right Barbara Beane Dorothy Booth Barbara Barley D1aneCrad1ck SECOND ROW Earle Davis Harley Marun Gary McCool The Junior class rs composed of 31 boys and 31 guls This class is one of the busrest with selecting the class rrng putting on a class play and entertarnrng the senior class at an annual banquet Page Sponsored by FLYNN DAIRY CO : . , ' .- 3 . I . .- I o - I Y Y 'r I W It x-rl Q , r , 2 1 N i .,,1, I Q 1' ' M. 4 r f - 9 ', V , - ' 4 f' A Li-fx' Y . -,, X . ' , ' V A -:bank X 4 . ,,. .EH . - 1, V-A' . . . . . . : l 1 v 0 3 D l ' . . . . . D . . . I SOPHOMORES ,v .. 41 FIRST ROW Marxlyn l-lalterman Ruth French Marlene Smrth Jody Beck Marrlyn Moore Joan Heckman Allce Mrller, Ilene Tallman SECOND ROW Maurlce Kness Larry Dav1s Jerry Lewrs Marvm Covault Leo Randolph Jack Crawley Larry D11l1van Mr Hansen THIRD ROW Carol Marean Janet Paulsen Debby Dowd Joan Loeb Mary Ohm JoyceA Benton Mary Rowley V1rg1n1a Scott Dorrs Beck FOURTH ROW Russell Jessen Allen Sorensen Thomas Sebert Lee Preunlnger Marvln Lemke B111 Harkrns Jerry Roberts Bernard Thompson Allen Held At. FIRST ROW Jewell Mobley Patrrcla Mltchell Delorrs Grow, Helen More land Ioyce Rallsback Sharon Sheeder Janrce Le1b Charmayne Menefee Valera Abbott SECOND ROW Harold Smrth Tom Ely Joe Webber Rrchard Kersey Gus Bell, Jxm Rumelhart Bobby Crawley Darrell Sloss, Mrss Utley THIRD ROW Gerald Rrgler Mary Ann Hopklns Joyce Carol Benton, Patty Grove Peg Newbanks Betty Brooks Joyce Sheeder Joyce Wrlght Loxs Kerr Galen Anderson FOURTH ROW Chnton Hoyt John Morgan Lyle Short Paul Renslow, Dwayne Beldmg Gary Randolph John Thomas Morrrs L Rey nolds Rlchard Brady Larry McCool Page Sponsored by HAROLD T BANKS DRIVERS TRAINING il'- beft to Rrght Ixm Rumelhart Joyce Ann Benton MZUIICC Kness Dorxs Beck Ioan Loeb Romayne L1nn and Valeta Abbott Two thrngs of whlch the sophomores the class of 1958 are especrally proud of thxs year are its ratlng rn the Iowa Educauonal Development Tests and 1ts homecommg float They rated fxrst rn therr scholasuc standmg with a 96 1X2 percenule CLASS OFFICERS Larry Davis, Secretary: Marvin Covault, Presidentg Mary Rowley, Treasurerg Joan Heckman, Vice-President. Page Sponsored by JIM VAIL MOTOR COMPANY FRESHMEN FIRST ROW Lois Benton Kathleen French Flora Tallman Betty Lemke Karen Bloniquist Sharon Bates Connie Wetzel Pat Densmore Sheryl Jorgen sen Geraldine Sheeder SECOND ROW Dennis Shackelford Allen Pierce, Bryan Pierce Merwyn Kinman Bill Woodman Kenneth Lehman Merlyn Rees Jerry Paullin G F Hunerdosse Sponsor THIRD ROW Pat Pearson Judy Spalding Leora Rhodes Mary Vandevanter, Carolyn Wymer, Zelda Marchant, Joyce Marean Sharon Kness Faye Leib Beatrice Renslow FOURTH ROW Lewis Hoyt Junior Flanery Duane Linn Jim Davidsen, Merlin Shoesmith Jack Millhollin Lee Hollar Eugene Smith Eddie Middleton Don Bates xl...-.J 1 a , C -' f FIRST ROW: Carolyn Rutherford, Kay Rosenberger, Joan Klever, Sandra Laughery, Karen Foresman, Barbara Simmons, Karen Kopaska, Judy St. Peter, Mrs. Barnett, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Larry Phippen, Jim Turner, Kay Griffith, Eddie Marten, Jim Arrasmith, Darwin Hughes, Gary Reeves, Jim McCool, John Kent. THIRD ROW: Marietta Eischeid, June Griffin, Judy Buttler, Donna Wenger, Carole Covault, Judy Petty, Carolyn Charter, Sandra Grove, Sheryl Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Simmons, Dick Cochran, Fred W. Kent, Robert Taylor, Bob McCool, Lyle Weigel, Wayne Nickel, Jerry Hummel, Norman Tallman, Gordon Purdy. Page Sponsored by JOHN R. LEE, O. D. FLOAT COMMITTEE aw xxpab- The Freshman Float Commxttee consrsts of from Left to Rrght B111 Woodman Carole Covault Karen Foresman Judy Petty hm Turner and Darwrn Hughes There are 76 puprls 1n the freshman class from whrch 51 11ve ln the country The subjects whlch the freshmen were offered were Enghsh scrence math algebra homemakmg shop and agrrculture CLASS OFFICERS The Freshman Class Officers are from Left to Rrght Kay Gnfflth Seeretary Carole Covault, V1ce Pres1dent Larry Plnppen President Darwin Hughes Treasurer Page Sponsored by 4 RONKS CAFE IUNIOR HIGH aw, ,Lv EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Jerry Sorensen John Menefee Phoebe Daggett Denr11s Rhodes Marlene Elsberry Denn1s Eagen Carlene Wymer, Darwrn Sloss Fay Lxvrngston Myrle Bailey SECOND ROW Phrllrp Thomas Harold Shackelford Janet Webber Larry Joe Godwrn Carolyn Kay Wall Gordon Grtttns Rose Flanery Howard lawshe Mrs Lee Mosrer THIRD ROW Bob Cotter Donna Rosenbeck Elmer Kopaska Ir Karee Logue Drck Mrller Twrla Wergel, Dwight Beld mg Lrnda Fexlmeyer Stephen Robrnson Carole Shroyer FOURTH ROW Orlo Shroyer Mrldred Rowley Jrm Whetstone Sherry Covault, Drck Shrpley Lorarne Reed Galen Benton Jennie Brooks Richard Lupardes, Jantce Grove FIFTH ROW Donald Todd Shirley Kerr Donald Weigel Donna Allen Jeff Wood Marilyn Rasmussen David Abbott Geraldme Shoesmith Errch Serfert Deanna Siglin Fred Loeb 632553 f SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW Judy Shelley Nancy Mobley Betty Renslow Joan Cradrck Carol Ann Dorr Sharon Ossman, Beverly Comgan Janet Crawley SECOND ROW Judy Rodenbaugh Lrla Paullrn Donna Betts, Karen Hansen, Barbara Kerr, Kathryn Rutherford Carolyn Whrte Barbara Kunkle Mrs Rorrck THIRD ROW Roger Griffin Wylre Sherburne Lee Livrngston Malcolm Srmmons, Jerry Webber Wyn Trtus Jxm Laughery Donme Cretsmger Wllbur Bates Bill Garrett, Glen Mrller FOURTH ROW Connre Greenlee Mary Chambers Geraldrne Hennen Mary Kersey Jean Covault Mary Jane Tholen Mary Gustin Helen Jensen, Sharon Srlletto Carlene Erscheid Betty Rutherford FIFTH ROW Rxchard Smlth Pete Pearson, Gary Rees Larry James Jerry Knauss Bill Rutherford Bill Courtney Jim Baud Gary Chambers, larry Hem Tommy Lupardus John Arrasrnith SPORTS TIGERS L... 'J FIRST ROW Left to Rlght Kay Grxffith B111 Woodman Gordon Purdy D1ck Cochran Chnton Hoyt Max-vm Covault Jerry Lew1s John Morgan Gary Reeves J1m Arrasmxth Thomas Sebert Leo Randolph Lee Hollar Eddxe Ivhddleton SECOND ROW Denrus Shackelford Lee Pruemnger A1anM Held Bob McCool Merhn Buckrnaster Marvm Buckmaster J1m Bohlender Keuh Wmebrenner R1chardG11son Earle Dav1s Kenny Tague Gary Sloss Shorty Sloss Roger Eagen Lewls Hoyt THIRD ROW ASSISIAHI Coach Bown Lyle Lmton Merwyn Krnman, Ronald Fe11meyer Bruce Thomas Eldon Reed Rlchard Beane Carroll McK1bb1n J 1m Dowd Larry Squxres Jerry Covault J 1m Dirksen Bob Edgmgton Robert Fellmeyer Jxm Spaldxng Coach Merrltt READY SET HIKE I Scranton Manning 'fy ,JV Adel 5 ai 'AJ' I .inseam Audubon Greenfleld Jefferson Perry Bayard ' ' 212. an f, Ghdden -, ws. -4 .4 -ul A us' uhh 'Wir-I Page Sponsored by TAGUE S SINCLAIR SERVICE 1955 RECORD 0 13 19 '7 21 12 14 0 28 0 20 14 21 0 48 13 32 34 f , - 75. , , . 1'fr,fl.1 - n : n v v 1 n n n n o 1 v v v - 5 n v - u o s s v o 1 . . . . 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M s. .1 , 1 - ., ' 9, k ,, 0 FOOTBALL l955 The Tigers had a very successful season this year with a seven wm two loss record Thetr two losses were the1r ftrst and last games Perhaps Guthrte had tts most successful season offenslvely speaking with 2629 yards tn mne games compared to 1884 yards for thelr opponents This figures out to a staggering 291 yards per game for us whtle the opposntxon gamed only 209 yards per game The Tigers had both a good rushmg game and a double pass threat with Jim Dowd at quarterback and Eldon Reed at halfback Dowd threw the ball 94 nmes and hxt hrs mark 55 tlmes for 495 yards and five touchdowns Thxs was a percentage of 58 5 whxch ts very good percentage for a player on any team Reed passed the ball 21 umes and connected on 13 of them for 69 yards and two touchdowns Carroll MCK1bbln fullback lead h1s teammates tn rushtng wtth 620 yards He carrted 115 txmes to give htm 5 4 yards per try Close on hrs heels was Reed fan all conference backy wtth 608 yards tn 111 attempts for 5 5 yards a try Lyle Ltnton our other halfback handled the ball 64 ttmes for 625 yards Thxs ts an average of 40 yards per try whlch reflects Lmton s betng handtcapped by a bad shoulder and bemg out an enttre game Our quarterback Pmk Dowd gamed '71 yards tn Sb attempts whxch ts 20 yards per t1me Although Dowd s rushmg was not too outstandtng, hrs passmg was good enough to keep the op POSIIIOD loosened up whxch left the mtddle of the hne open for good gams by the rest of our backfield Ourhalfback Eldon Reed wound up as perhaps the htghest scorer tn Guthrte Center Iustory He had a total of twelve touch Eld R dRB on ee downs and s1x extra points for a Lyle Lmton HB Carroll McK1bb1n Rlchard Beane E Iim Dowd QB 2 Three of the most chertshed v1ctor1es of the Ttgers were agatnst Adel Jefferson and Perry The followtng summanzes these games ADEL The Trgers gave the Raccoon Valley Conference Champtons thetr only loss of the year 21 12 Pmk Dowd starred 1n thls game throwmg two touchdown passes and settmg up another Adel s hopes of a trtumph were extmguxshed when thetr htghly rated Gary Belgard was knocked out of the game by a Ttger power play whxch saw Reed going down the mlddle JEFFERSON The Ttgers turned tn thetr best performance of the year defeaung Jefferson 20 14 Unttl thxs game Jefferson was undefeated tn srx starts The game was marred by backfield fumbles but the Txgers were able to capttahze on every break they got Lee Preunmger and Larry Squtres were stand outs being espectally alert on defense PERRY The Ttgers got their stxth stratght wtn defeaung Perry 21 O Guthrte dtd not play quxte as good ball as when they played Jefferson but the Ttgers were rn control most of the game except for the first play when the Jays marched over tackle 53 yards Jerry Covault who received honorable mentton on the all conference team kept the Tigers out of trouble wtth two tntercepted passes deep tn Ttger terrttory Ronald and Robert Feilmeyer were the defens1ve stars The Ttgers were hampered all season by tnjunes to thetr star players BobEdg1ngton an all con ference end last year pulled a ltgarnent tn has leg and was unable to play for the rest of the season Dxck Beane had an appendectomy between the third and fourth games and thus could not play for the remamder of the season Page Sponsored by COAST TO COAST TD EP TP G D ' -' 12 6 72 , ' 8 7 . . FB 7 2 22 total of '72 points. 4 ' 3 1 19 . . . . 2 14 FULLBACK HAI-FBACK Tsi Carroll McK1bb1n Lyle Llmon Rushmg Leader C0 Captam END HEAD COACH 4 's.g- IF' Bob Edgmgton Coach Merrltt GUARD TACKLE 5--,vu Bob Ferlmeyer larry Squxres Page Sponsored by GRETA S BEAUTY SHOP HALFBACK QUARTERBACK Eldon Reed Jlm Dowd Scormg Leader Leadmg Passer LINE COACH END OTHER SENIORS up Bruce Thomas hm Dxrkson Ixm Spaldxng Coach Bown Jerry Covault Co Captam GUARD TACKLE 1 Richard Beane Ronald Fexlmeyer Page Sponsored by LORNA S TOT 8a FABRIC SHOP FIRST ROW Barbara Beane Janet Paulsen Iody Beck Harriett Davis Beulah Grove Judy Brady SECOND ROW Mrs Frazxer Gwen Morgan Sandra Laughery Dorothy Booth D1ane Cradrck Bethene Ohm Marilyn Miller Debby Dowd Barbara Bailey Kay Robson Mr Frazier Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie 1956 RECORD Fontanelle Ankeny Bayard Winterset Valley Coon Rapids Audubon Manilla Scranton Churdan Coon Rapids Tingley Panora Wiota Exira Stuart Adel Page Sponsored by G. 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CHARTER INSURANCE TIGERETTES THE 56 TIGERETTES Conference Champs County Champs Secuonal Champs Dtstrrct Champs State Tournament Coached by Orvrlle Frazrer The Trgerettes turned tn an tmpresslve 23 3 record mth a team whrch ranks among the best rn the hrstory of the school Another pleasant thought ts the fact that our starttng team IS one of the youngest tn the school hrstory The startmg team consrsted ofSen1or Judy Brady Junlors Harrrett Davrs Beulah Grove Barbara Beane and Sophomores Jody Beck and Janet Paulsen Although all three guards were startlng for the frrst time th1s season they assembled a tough defense and lrved up to the school tradrtton showtng tremendous destre and hustle The four gtrls who played most of the t1me as guards rmproved all the way and at the end of the season ranked fourth rn the State Tourna ment freld All three of the startrng guards rece1ved recogrutron as outstandrng players Harrrett Davls and Judy Brady made the All County teams wh11eBeu1ah Grove and Judy Brady made All Conference teams Although Drane Cradtck drd not play enough to recerve recogmtxon on an honor team she rs a valuable rebounder and her potentral should be tested another year The team th1s year boasted the hrghest scormg outfrt rn the school hrstory Thelr 84 pomts scored tn the Churdan game stands as a record here rn grrls basketball The lugh scormg drd not stop there for the 1,439 pomts scored thrs year rs thehrghest total scored for one year of play Its 58 pomt offensrve average but the good team balance whrch If possessed For whtle rts guards ranked hrgh 1n the state each one of the forwards ftwo sophomores and one Jumorj rank hrgh tn all t1me scormg for the school Janet Paulsen who scored 390 pomts for the year holds the record for the most held goals ever scored by a sophomore m a srngle year Jody Beck wrth 451 pomts holds the record as the hrghest sophomore scorer of all trme and already rn her young career ranks second as the all trme free throw shooter or11y 16 pornts from the record Barbara Beane who rs the htghest scorer for the year wrth 604 pomts now holds the record for the hrghest Junior scorer of all trme She has a 24 pornt average for the year and a 30 pornt average through the tournaments Her 24 pomt average IS Just one pomt from the 25 pornt all trme record held by Barbara Davrs who set the record as a semor It appears that the lrfe trme record of 1 500 pomts held by Joyce Bennett may be threatened by all the present forwards rf they contrnue to score at the torrrd pace set by them th1s year and there rs a good chance that one or more of etther the guards or the forwards may garn recognttron on the all state teams when the selecnons come out thrs sprrng Both Janet Paulsen and Barbara Beane were chosen on All County teams and all three of the forwards rece1ved honors on All Conference selectrons Janet Paulsen won the Sectronal free throw champtonshrp with 21 out of 25 and placed thlrd ln the Drstrrct wrth 22 out of 25 free shots Undoubtedly the hlghlrghts of the year came when the team played what rs beheved to be one of 1ts best efforts rn the State Tournament and rece1ved the pratse of basketball fans all over the state Wrthout questron many an anxtous Guthrre fan wrll be lookmg forward wrth opunustrc antrctpanon to the comrng year This Page Sponsored by JAY HASBROUCK and OSCAR SCHEEDER IMPLEMENTS is an all-time record at GCHS in girls' basketball. The greatest asset, however, was not the high scoring, J Q. I I - ,Y A n in fe 13 .--Q1-f UW? 2 ima 222-f r f mg ,ww- QHEWEQ -KS Q' 'B me. i 5 H blk S TIGERS SECOND ROW Left to Right Merhn Buckmaster hm Bohlender Rrchard Gxlson Bob McCoo1 Irm Dirksen Wayne Elsberry Lee Pruenrnger Harley Martin Marvln Buckmaster Coach Nystuen FRONT ROW Dennls Shackleford Student Manager Eldon Reed Richard Beane Larry Squires hm Dowd Carroll McKrbbm Lyle Ltnton Lewis Hoyt Assxstant Student Manager 1955 56 RECORD Guthne G uthne Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthne Guthne Guthne Guthrie Guthne Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Ankeny Bayard Wrnterset Valley Coon Raprds Audubon Scranton Churdan Coon Ra pxds Tlngley Panora WIOIZ Exira Stuart Manning Stuart ' 51 ' 66 58 ' 50 77 ' 46 Guthrie 75 Manilla ' 53 ' 54 . 59 . 89 ' ' 47 82 ' 74 60 60 Page Sponsored by BENTON'S CLOTHING TIGERS SECOND ROW Left to Right Mer11n Buckmaster Irrn Bohlender Rrchard Gilson Bob McCoo1 Irrn Dirksen Wayne Elsberry Lee Pruenrnger Harley Martin Marvin Buckmaster Coach Nystuen FRONT ROW Dennrs Shackleford Student Manager Eldon Reed Richard Beane Larry Squlres hm Dowd Carroll McK1bb1n Lyle Lmton Lewis Hoyt Assrstant Student Manager Guthrie Guthrre Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrle Guthne Guthrre Guthrre Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie 1955 56 RECORD Ankeny Bayard Wrnterset Valley Coon Raplds Audubon Manllla Scranton Coon Raplds Trngley Panora Wrota Exira Stuart Manning Stuart 51 ' ' 66 58 ' 50 77 ' 46 '75 ' ' 53 Guthrie 54 Churdan . 59 . . 89 . 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BASEBALL FIRST ROW Denn1s Shackelford Duane Lum, Eddxe Mxddleton B111 Woodman Larry Davxs Gary Reeves LEWIS Hoyt SECOND ROW ,Txm Arrasmlth Bob McCoo1 Merlm Buckmaster Harley Marun Marvm Buckmaster Roger Eagen Lyle Short Alan Held THIRD ROW Coach Dlck Nystuem Lee Preurunger Rlchard Gxlson Carroll McK1bb1n Jlm Dowd Eldon Reed Lyle Lmton Wayne Short Larry Ford i ' l l lg-16 Page Sponsored by NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION : . D . . . ' . ' . ' ' . ' Z , . ' . . I . ' , . . . . 1 ' . ' . , l I ' I I I I I I I ' V I . ,, A. n Y 1 'ia F, K, KJ: , ,- is . , Y V, V ,, . -,- 1 I. ' R . K x Z' g . , , 'x . 1 x I 4' yn 1 E M' . - V D ' -a r ' U - , . 4 1 ,4 Nb . , Q fx' A ' ' . Ll. , - ' ' . C 5 A, at ' 1 .. - U .4 ' - - J .. V v - ' , : V ff. , I 1 A ' ' . ' V I V . 5 N , I , A , 1 . 'un-.gi - ' - - , .. ,., Wk-NMA ' ' 'gr -v-V A, .. Nr: l N ,.,, sa JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS vi' -.uf ,QW -Z-.dt FIRST ROW Left to Rtght Denms Rhodes Bob Cotter Drck Mtller Larry James J1IT1Ba1l'd Elmer Kopaska Jr .Ttm Whetstone Pete Pearson Darwrn Sloss Donn1eCrets1nger SECOND ROW Denrus Eagen Gordon Gtttens Jerry Knauss B111 Courtney Fred Loeb Jr B111 Rutherford Donald Todd Jr D1ck Sh1pley Dav1d Abbott Harold Shackelford , SFtMgOgf1P. 4 A 'f i0'y FIRST ROW Left to Rxght Johnny Arrasm1th Lee Livmgston Wyhe Sherburne Denms Eagen John Menefee Tommy Lupardue Roger Grxffin Jerry Webber Glen Mxller Wilbur Bates SECOND ROW Larry Sheeder Malcolm Simmons Rlchard Smtth Gary Rees J1mmyLauQ1ery Wyn Titus Donnie Cretsmger Larry Godwm Gordon Gttuns Jerry Sorensen Larry Hein Denrus Rhodes Dick Mlller THIRD ROW Dwxght Beldxng, Orlo Shroyer B111 Courtney Jerry Knauss Bxlly Rutherford Jim Baird Fred Loeb J r J1m Whetstone Davtd Abbott Jeffrey Wood Erlck Setfert FOURTH ROW Philip Thomas Stephen Robxnson Harold Shackelford Bob Cotter Dick Slupley Galen Bemon Richard Lupardus Elmer KopaskaJ r Gary Chambers Pete Pearson Page Sponsored by RANDY'S AUTO SERVICE ,mf Q Q o 1- V ' 5 HT ,- '-.Ax-. .ns V 'vsni .P , ,, Q , v , 9 -fs' Al, ' 'o - -- A ,A . . M Q -:- MP , f ' sv, 'sv f , 4 . . . 4 I ' vw 1. X 'a,hA' ia 4,, Q y. Q .I, 1 .x, 1 1? - is ' . ' :V ,Ji-YB' .H rf . 1 l ' , . O I-' Q 1 -Q 1 4 4 1 PA f f fs P On October 17, 1955, the tenth annual G. C. Homecoming was held. The course of events began with a parade, which started at the high school, went through Main Street and ended at the new athletic field on the south side of town. The Audubon band, as guest, marched in the parade. The Service Club gave prizes for the best floats and stunts. The winners of the class floats were Sophomores, first: Juniors, secondgand Seniors, third. Miss Brunner's home room placed first in the home room float division and the FHA and FFA float placed second. The game was played well with Guthrie coming out on top 14-0. At half-time the Guthrie and Audubon bands performed. Riding in convertibles, the Queen, Margaret Miller and her attendants, Bethene Ohm, Ardis Covault, Judy Riaski, and Florine Phippen, came onto the field. Captains Jerry Covault and Lyle Linton then crowned Queen Margaret. Immediately following the game, the dance began. The gym was decorated in blue, white and amber. The queen and her attendants descended from their throne of gold and white to begin the dance with the Grand March, Music was provided by Keith Killinger's Orchestra. - 7:-If Page Sponsored by REBS LOCKER TWIRP WEEK Qleen Bruce and Kingloan The woman IS requlred to pay Thls IS the theory on wh1ch the annual Twlrp Week IS based Thls year Twtrp Week was February 6 10 It was part1c1pated 1n by the entlre student body Tw1rp Week has tts own rules and regulauons If someone fa11s to follow these they are placed on the Black Lrst and must pay a penalty The Black Llst LS controlled by the Servlce Club members If they see or hear of a vxo1at1on they may place the vlolator on the 11st Generally II IS the rule for the g1rl to perform the customary courtes1es dunng the week To chmax the week a party was held on Frxday mght The only requ1rement was that gtrls dress 1n boys clothes and boys dress 1n glrls clothes One of the htghhghts of the party was the choosmg of a Kxng and Queen of Twlrp Week Queen Bruce and Kmg Joan were selected by a comm1ttee of teachers on the basls of costume Page Sponsored .by A Sa G FARM SERVICE CO. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW SherylE1y Treasurer Jody Beck Jerry Covault Presxdent Bob McCoo1 Harley Martrn SECOND ROW Ar d1s Covault Secretary KayRosenburger Mr Spaldmg Spon CH EERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT Ruth French Sheryl Ely Ardxs Covault Margaret M111er Colina Htmt Flonne Ph1ppen. The cheerleaders who have charge of the weekly pep ITIBBIIIIQS are selected by the Student Councxl. They are responsrble for the pep at the athletlc activmes and look forward to the selectlon of outfits. ' 5 , ' . : - ' o I 0 ' I 1 ' sorg Miss Brunner, Sponsor: John Thomas, Gary Hughes, Vice- SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Wayne Short and Lyle Linton. SECOND ROW: Helen Mitchell, Bethene Ohm, Larry Squires, Bruce Thomas, J im Dirksen, and Florine Phippen. THIRD ROW: Merle Collins, Judy Riaski, Colina Hunt, Ardis Covault, Margaret Miller, and Kenny Carper. This year the seniors produced Lost Horizon, a three act play dramatized from James Hilton's novel, which presents the beautiful and highly dramatic story of four people kidnaped and brought to the exquisite but mysterious and world-famous--Shangri- La. The cast and audience were enthusiastic about Lost Horizon. Perhaps, in these days of the atomic bomb, we are all hoping that there really is a Shangri-La! LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Hughes, Kay Rob- son, Pat Robinson, Shirley Marean, and Mr. Critelli, director. Page Sponsored by CONGDON'S CLEANERS PLAY ASSISTANTS JUNIOR PLAY CAST LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Cradick, Dennis Hoyt, Chuckie Hartman, Harold Smith, Lillian Michaelson, Dorothy Booth, Tom Keeran, Joan Petty, Frank Phippen, Leona Jensen, Gary Mc Cool, Earle Davis, Harley Martin, Kenny Tague, Mr. Critelli, Margaret Tuffin, and Elfriede Seifert. This year the juniors put on a fresh founded-on-fact play--Cheaper by the Dozen, Dad, a terrific efficiency expert, had the idea that what works in the factory will work in the home and he tries many things to prove this. The humor was genuine and de- lightful, and the story had a meaning that will not be forgotten. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Gilson, Harriett Davis, Kay Feilmeyer, and Barbara Beane. Page Sponsored by WALL'S MOBIL SERVICE PLAY ASSISTANTS CONVENTION REPRESENTATIVES The Journahsm Conventlon at Iowa Cxty was one of the high lxghts of the year for the J ournahsm students Bethene Ohm who was presldent prestded over the meet mg and Margaret Mxller part1c1pated ln a dxscussxon panel The Black 8: Gold 15 pubhshed weekly by the Journahsm group whxch lS supervised by M1ss Utley The staff meets weekly where edxtor Bethene Ohm collects stones week. Current problems are also dtscussed at tlus meeung. Smce the annual IS ch1efly a seruor pubhcauon the sexuors of the journalism group do most of the work However under classrnen also parnclpate to gam experience for future years IOURNALISM STAFF PICTURED ABOVE ARE- Barb Beane, Colma Html, Judy Riaskm, Kay Fellmeyer, Kay Robson, Helen Moreland, Leona J ensen, Harnett Davls, Doris Beck, Bethene Ohm, Wayne Short, Margaret M1l1er, Helen Mitchell, Shirley Sxlletto, Miss Utley, Florine Plnppen, Larry Ford, Kay Rosen- berger, Venene Shoesrmth, Carroll McKibbin, Shirley Marean, Jewell Mobley, Gary Sloss, Joan Loeb, Mae Lehman, Mildred Rowley, Carol Marean, Jody Beck, Alan Held. THCBE THAT ARE NOT PICFURED- Leora Rhodes, and Gum Dutler. Page spmsored by THCLAAS HARDWARE . ' D ' ' - I ll . IO ' ' , 'I una: A ' O ' ' and gives out assignments for the coming E - 4 . . . . . . , . 0 Q 1 . . ' X ,A U 1. , , 'V .J Q ANNUAL STAFF BACKGROUND Left to Right Larry Ford Alan Held Joan Loeb Dons Beck Florine Phrppen Cohna Hunt Helen Mltchell Margaret Miller Kay Rosenberger Wayne Short Jody Beck Mlss Utley Mary Rowley Jewell Mobley Leona Jensen Bruce Thomas Carroll McK1bbm Carol Marean Kay Robson Judy Rl3Sk1 Barb Beane Helen Moreland CENTER FOREGROUND Mae Lehman Venene Shoesrmth Shtrley Silletto Bethene Ohm, Kay Feilmeyer Harrlett Davts Shlrley Marean Selling ads and making page dummies were among the prehminarxes which were attacked by Where are those dummies? Have you got that copy written yet? What drd you do with those mdents 'P This typewriter never w1ll work rigit Who took my layout 9 Print those pxctures as fast as you canl These angmshed cries issued from the staff members as they worked against nme to get the book to the pubhsher This year s annual not only represents many long tedious hours of work and more than just a few headaches on the part of the Tiger Talons Staff but also xt represents the utmost in co- operation from our teachers The entire staff has had a lot of fun putting out this our second annual Fortunately half of the students who worked on this year s axmual were underclassmen. By next year they will have the knowledge which can produce an even finer annual. Page Sponsored by IDEAL BARBER SHOP the Annual Staff early in the year when they first began to work on the annual. But later . . . . . . HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW Corlene Randolph Jewell Mobley Bethene Ohm and Mary Rowley SECOND ROW Joyce Carol Benton Vrr grnra Scott Joan Loeb and Mrss Kllgore L1brar1an LIBRARY Mxss Cec11 Krlgore is the school hbrarxan and super vises her asslstants whose mam dutxes are helpmg the students wrth reference work and checkmg out books FIRST ROW: Bruce Thomas Juan1taSprague SECOND ROW Jim Dirksen, Bethene Ohm and Joan Loeb THIRD ROW Jody Beck and Carol Marean HONOR SOCIETY: The Honor Socrety was organized rn our school last year. In order to qualify the student was required to have an average of at least 2 A s and 2 B s durrng the first semester of last year. Additional members of the soclety are Joan Petty, Wayne Thomas, and the honor students rn the class of '55. Page Sponsored by THOLEN JEWELRY F.H.A. OFFICERS FIRST ROW Loxs Kerr Marte Lehman Helen Mrtchell Helen Moreland Beulah Grove SECOND ROW I0 y c e Benton Marilyn M 1 1 1 e r LaVone Conrad Shlrley Srlletto Margaret Tuffin FHA KY- FIRST ROW Shelva Benton Sheryle Srlletto Ilene Tallman M1ssBrunner Advrsor Lots Ben ton Betty Lemke Kathleen French SECOND ROW Mae Lehman Helen Mrtchell Sharon Sheeder Leora Rhodes Connre Wetzel l.aVone Conrad Delons Grow THIRD ROW Shxrley Mrchaelson Llllien M1chae1son Zoe Ann Gnffin Nancy Srmmons Marne Lehman Shrrley Srlletto Helen Moreland FOURTH ROW Marilyn Mrller Joy Lee Thompson Beulah Grove Joyce Benton Lois Kerr LOIS Stetzel Margaret Tuffm Gwen Dutler The F H A was just orgamzed thls fall the purpose of whrch is to help the girls to be better homemakers of the future We now have 30 members Page Sponsored by LOEB S BEN FRANKLIN A 5+ ' 1 P' , H I I V L ' 9 ' l f + R ' R .- 1 0 , ' I . r . , Z I Q U U 5 F . . 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'Y FIRST ROW John Morgan Thomas Sebert Marvrn Covault Larry Phrppen Allen Sorensen Larry McCool Russell Jessen Marvrn Buckmaster SECOND ROW Roger Eagen Tom Keeran James Flanery Robert Rumelhart John Grlson Gene Newell Shorty Sloss Thurlow Foresman Dean Flanery THIRD ROW Jrmmre Buttler B1ll Harluns Don Newell Gordon Boken Mel v1n lessen, Dale Grrffm Gary Sheeder Tom Shroyer Joe Bohlender FOURTH ROW Lee Preumnger, Jerry Covault Lyle Wergel Allen Gllson Larry Squrres Manford Duane Allen Gary Sloss, Darrell Hayes Ted Shoesmrth Sill FIRST ROW Bryan Prerce Merlyn Rees Jerry Paullrn Kenneth Lehman Darrell Sloss Bobby Crawley Donald Bates Jrm Rumelhart SECOND ROW Jumor Flanery Eugene Smlth Allen Prerce Gerald Rrgler Norman Tallman Merlrn Shoesmrth Jack Mrllhollxn Wayne Srmmons Arch Srlletto Advrsor THIRD ROW Galen Anderson Gary Wall Moms L Reynolds Jrm Turner larry Drllrvan Darwrn Hughes Bert Reynolds Gordon Purdy Jack Crawley FOLRTH ROW Gary Grow Glen Dutler Merlrn Buckmaster Wayne France Marvrn Lemke Leo Ran dolph wayne Nrckel Bernard Thompson Gary Kopaska F. F. A. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Tom Shroyer Treasurer Darrell Hayes Vtce Pres1dent Larry Squires President Dean Flanery Sec retary Gary Sloss Reporter Thurlow Foresman Senunel. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Guthrie Center Tlgers Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amenca recelved tts Charter January 21 1948 Dunng its eiglt years of extstence xt has carrted on numerous and varted acnvittes Every person is requnred to have a progect for each year of memberslup These projects can be anythmg from fleld crops to ratsmg hogs or feedmg cattle The three mam types of projects which an FFA member can carry are lt has been the practxoe of the FFA to sell popcorn at the ball games as a busmess enter prise A tr1p is sponsored by the FFA every summer to one of Iowa s lakes The requlrements for e1ig1b1lxty for going on th1s trtp vary from year to year One of the acuvmes xs sod Judging whtch usually comes 111 the Sophomore year of Vo cational Agrtculture After a few weeks of practice comes the cotmty compeutions The top school tn the county goes to the Nauonal Land Judgmg Contest Ill Oklahoma ln the year of 1953 4 Robert Kenyon Thomas Shroyer Robert Rurnlhart and R1chard Beane went represennng GCHS They placed 1st 111 the state and 2nd. tn the dtstrtct FFA MOTTO Learnmg to do Domg to learn Earmng to live Living to serve Page sponsored by GUTHRIE CGJNTY R B A I the Productive project: the Improvement Project: theSupplernentary Farm Practices: SCHOOL EMPLOYEES 'SVI' Pearl McCoo1 Lester Halterman Betty Shoesmlth Page Sponsored by Kexth Wymer ALLEN FURNITURE Kenneth Rasmussen I . Q fy: T3 x . Y D W 5 T -V 'V . ,f A ' Q I r- X. -- .f ' 1 X ' ' :f ., ' ' , . X . xx 9 1 . 3 Y BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT Fred Randolph Mary IoNe1lsen Bernard Thompson Glen Glade Roger Tallman Tom Shroyer HOT LUNCH LEFT TO RIGHT Wilma Gillespie Dlrector Pearl Millhollin Mary Cleveland and Nell Finnegan Page Sponsored by MATHIS SHOE REPAIR Thurlow Foresman, and Keith Wymer. GRADE TEACHERS KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE FOURTH AND SIXTH FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Y? fn' I Mass Patr1c1a Klmg M1ss Cora Thomas Mrs Evelyn Compton Mlss Patrlcxa Thomas M1ss Slurley Petersen Mtss Greta Stuart Mrs Belva Peterson Mrs Phyllts Thomas Miss Estella Baden Miss Lots Shoesmxth Mrss Pat Baker Mrs Lillian Murphy In Kindergarten half of the group meets in the morning and the other half meets in the afternoon New to the faculty in the grade school this year are Miss Kling, Miss Pat Thomas Miss Shirley Peterson and Miss Greta Stuart Tins year a third grade second grade andfourth grade and sixth grade combination are in the High School building. Their are 371 enrolled m grade school this year. Page sponsored by ROWLEY HARDWARE COMPANY 'f' 4.-I 'ap A qrdzyrl . ... MUSIC Q X' V ,ji '5-vi ' 1 ff! - fi-'4 .,. 'P-l T. - .Q ....- 1 rv'-j, r. in w..r -- - ' 'rl '.f--fa.-.f od fn.. 1L '4: ' fl C r Aa. CONCERT X FIRST ROW Joan Loeb Carol Marean Joyce Wrxght Sheryl Jorgensen SECOND ROW Debby Dowd Joyce Brady Joyce Sheeder Ioan Madsen THIRD ROW Shuley Sllletto Shxrley Marean Ardis Covault Gary Hughes Carolyn Rutherford Barbara Sxmmons Leora Rhodes Helen Moreland Ruth French Marilyn Halterman Sandra Grove FOURTH ROW Bruce Thomas Judy Riaskr hm Spalding loraine Reed Joy Lee Thompson Harley Martin Page Sponsored by 1. QIKW. Ifgkl x cn, K Jack Applegate Dick Miller Delores Grow Charmayne Menefee Pat Densmore Mane Lehman Donna Wenger FIFTH ROW Dick Mlllholhn Mr Spalding Wayne Short Manlyn Moore Thurlow Foresman Galen Benton FEILMEYER HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE BAND H4-9 FIRST ROW Judy Spaldmg Judy St Peter Kay Robson Dorothy Booth Colina Hunt SECOND ROW Eddre Middleton Harold Srmth Gary Kopaska Gary Wall Dean Flanery Drane Towne Eldon Reed Kenny Tague Carroll McKibbin THIRD ROW Margaret M1ller Nancy Simmons Eddre Martm Gene Newell John Thomas Gerald Rigler Jrmrny Whetstone Donald Todd Bethene Ohm Larry Ford Jrm Dowd Page Sponsored by DOWD'S DRUG FOURTH ROW Darlene Hartman Mary Ohm Marlene Smith Bob McCoo1 Barb Beane Brlly Woodman Denms Rhodes Jrm McCool La1'ry Davis Lyle Short Rebecca Kopaska Drane Cradrck Sheryl Ely BRASS QUINTET Margaret Miller Larry Ford Gene Newell Dean Flanery Diane Towne CLARINET QUART ET Debby Dowd Joyce Brady Joyce Sheeder Joan Madsen MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Debby Dowd Joyce Sheeder Kay Robson Judy St. Peters SAX QUARTET Bruce Thomas Judy Riaski Jack Applegate Jim Spalding SAX SEXTET Bruce Thomas Judy Riaski Jack Applegate Delores Grow Jim Spalding Harley Martin CLARINET TRIO Shuley Marean Gary Hughes Ardis C ova ult Page Sponsored by TITUS STANDARD SERVICE WOOD WIN QUINTET Cohna Hunt Ioan Loeb Judy Spaldmg Nancy Simmons Ioan Madsen WOOD WIND TRIO Carol Marean Dorothy Booth Joyce Brady LOITRIHC Reed Joy Lee Thompson Drck Mrller Wayne Short Page Sponsored by G 8: E OIL ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS Bruce Thomas Debby Dowd Carroll McK1bbon BRASS QUARTET Jim Dowd John Thomas Kenny Tague Carroll McK1bbon BRASS SEXTET Nancy Simmons Jim Dowd John Thomas Mary Ohm Kenny Ta gue Carroll McKibbon X , SECOND SAX QUARTET MAIORETTES BOTTOM ROW Left to Right Dorothy Booth Ruth French Colina Htmt TOP ROW Gary Hughes .T udy Riaskl Debby Dowd Sheryl Ely Kay Robson The Musxc Department IS composed of two units the vocal and the instrumental Shortly after the beginrung of school 1n the fall, the marchmg band begins pracuce for performances at the football games and varxous parades m Whldl they particxpate After Chnstmas vacauon IS over the band and vocal groups begm work on muslc for the1r Pops Concert and selections for contest The small ensembles also pick thezr contest numbers and be gin workmg on them, The Sprmg Concert IS held durmg Apr1l, at wluch time the varxous groups present their contest numbers The vocal groups and some of the small ensembles from the band furmsh muslc for Com menoement and Baccalaureate Although the vocal unxts are not active durxng the summer the band contmues ns work by presentxng an outdoor concert each week for eight weeks. Page Sponsored by MAID RITE SHOP The band, mixed chorus and glee club work together to present the Christmas program. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Nancy Srmmons Zoe Ann Grlffrn Zelda Marchant Joyce Wrrght Karen Kopeska Carolyn Wymer Judy Spaldlng SECOND ROW Sandra Grove Carolyn Charter Judy Petty Sarah Tuffln 1.015 Kerr Leora Rhodes Faye Le1b Kay Ferlmeyer Kay Robson THIRD ROW Rebecca Kopeska PatI1c1a Robmson Joy Thompson Leona Jensen Judy Brady Mary Ohm Joyce Benton Judy Rl8Sk1 FIRST ROW Judy St Peter Dorothy Booth Connte Wetzel Mrldred Fry Instructor Co11na Hunt Margaret Mrller De1or1s Grow SECOND ROW Kathleen French Helen Mxtchell Mae Lehman Jewell Mobley Jamce Le1b Sharon Sheeder Charmayne Menefee THIRD ROW Lots Benton, Gwen Dutler Carol Marean Mary Vandevanter Beatrrce Renslow, Joan Madsen Joyce Sheeder Joan Petty. Page Sponsored by STEENSEN GAS Su ELECTRIC Z o v 1 a v p - 3 v l 1 ' f l l I ' I l U I I , . . . . l . - v n v c 9 u . . . . a 1 0 - u o n o 0 o 0 5 0 n u n 9 MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Cohna Hunt Ruth French Nancy Slmmons Zoe Ann Griffin Mildred Fry Joyce Carol Benton Joyce Sheeder La Vone Conrad SECOND ROW Ardzs Covault Sheryl Ely Helen Moreland Valeta Abbott Margaret Wtlson Helen Mltchell Jewell Mobley Charmayne Menefee Margaret M11ler THIRD ROW Eugene Sm1th Patncia Robinson Duane Towne Sh1r1ey Marean Mary Pearson Gwen Dutler Lots Kerr Carol Marean Darlene Hartman Merlyn Rees I-OURTH ROW Wayne France Sorensen Harold D6V11b1SS Morr1sL Reynolds GIRLS QUARTET Kay Robson Sheryl Ely Diane Towne Judy Rxaskx Included tn thxs picture are the Gxrls Trio Gxrls Quartet and Glrls Sextet They are Judy Spaldtng Sandra Grove Judy Petty Leora Rhodes Dorothy Booth Nancy Simmons Jewell Mobley Colina Hlmt Margaret Mlller Joyce Sheeder, and Mary Ohm Page Sponsored by MILLER SHOE STORE Larry Phippen, Larry Ford, Paul Renslow, Richard Gilson, Robert Kent, Eldon Reed, John Thomas, Allen xy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Af U O P UHIKF Kunsus Cnty Pubhshevf, Covev Muvvufnrruvvvs Bank Bwvdvrn I T VV H M as + 9, H Q 5 'Q r 1 s 5 It 'if' 5 625 0 I 41-.Z J. . if H 'V ' A if J ., ..,,.,-,. . 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