Hampton High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Hampton, IA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: M. Douglas, M. Wildebour, M. Dovey, D. Claypool, D. Knueppel, J. Hov- mark, M. Balkema, S. Peterson. Second Row: D. Wise, D. Krukow, V. Botts, R. Rasmussen, L. Sheeler, D. Nelson, A, Toensing, C. J. Timmerman, J. Dirks. The Hampton High School Student Council is made up of one rep- resentative from each of twelve home rooms plus the presidents of each ot' the four classes, and is sponsored by Mr. Larson. The purposes of this student organization are to promote good will between teachers and students, to promote worthwhile projects, and to solve various problems which arise throughout the year. President-Dick Claypool Vice President-Alwin Toensing Secretary-Treasurer-Doris Knueppel December Janua'Y February March April May -- ' - .4-1 A Jo Ratlunan Marilee Fisher Joanne Sporleder Darlene Diekman PIIYIHS Gl'2vbb6 Audrey Madsen .... or-' W, it Ak X' 9 Orin Johnson Alwin Toensing Eldon Libby Larry Guldberg Dale Stover Paul Christiansen 49

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LIBIQAIQIANS Back Row: P. Grabbe. B. S-cantlebury, N. Muhlenbruch, L. Caspers, B. Burch, F. Emmerich, J. Sporleder, M. Lehmann, B. Lehmann, S. Riowe. Front Row: L. Gutz, F. Schlarnan, S. Nelson, M. Timmerman, D. Knueppel, Mrs. Diiks, J. Cocking, M. Fisher, L. Alert. BOYS AND GIRLS GF TI-IE MCDNTI-I The Girl-of-the-Month is sponsored by the A.A.U.W. and is chosen on the qualities of Citizenship, Leadership, Reliability, and Scholarship. The girls are honored at the annual spring breakfast. The Boy-of-the-Month is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club,and is chosen on the qualities of Dependability, Sportsmanship, Scholarship, and -Character. The boys at- tend the weekly meetings of the Kiwanis during the month for which they have been chosen. September October November Betty Scmtlebufy Mary Janet Clay Joyce Cocking ' -V-V s S, -P ...sz . , '. ' . ' . . ,Q-3 -V sl-s ....- - .. , S 5 X . '.' ii g M3 X V ., A . -nbn 15522 : 1, Z l'. I i l I , ' .5 ..,,j ' 1 - ' '- mfiflwq. ' .' LaVerne Sheeler Gordon Jones Bob Bums 48

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F. I-I. A. First Row: L. J. , , rmssen S Nelson' N' Peterson- E- Gaflgstead, J. Keepf, B. Sheeler, J. Hovmark, S. Rowe, B. Miller, J.. Berg- mann, R. Collins, J. S h '- Second Row: C ear' MISS Barger' M. Graves' D- Boyenga- K- Patton. S. Taylor, R. Steenhard, B. Crawford, D. Colby, L. Janssen, B. Rice, N. Wm- iams, E. Wolf, M. Dovey. Third Row: S- S t , Bi. Wh' . 'la ef ltmvfei R- Murphy, E. Nolte, c. zachnrins, D. Smith, D. vietor, L, Janssen, J. Simonsen, C. Dan- ielson, C. Dav' , D. W lt' Fourth Row: IS 9 Jer, M. Pralle. M. L h , D, 1 , D. DiZkrE,231I?R. Slfslgiggel' E- Rasmussen, M- D1 flyer, B. Spear, D. Pandil, H. Branson, B. Lehmann, D. Schlomer The Future Homemakers of America was organized this year at t the end of the first semester. To be eligible for membership, a girl mus either be taking home economics or have taken it previously to the time of application. The purposes ot the F. H. A. are to strive for good home life both locally and nationally, and to promote the development of leadership and group recreation. The year's activities have included a bake sale, panel discussions on timely teenage topics, plus a hay ride and beach party. F. H. A. OFFICERS Joanne Hovmark Vice President ..., ........... Janice Keepf ..... Ellen Gangstead Betty Miller Shirley Rowe Beverly Sheeler Mrs. Dick Diekman Miss Barger President .......................... Secretary .......... Treasurer .......... Reporter .............. Hisotrian ................ ......... Chapter Mother .............. Adviser ,............ ...... ................. Ep FH