Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

♦ — 1959 ORACLE — This, the 1958-59 Oracle, marks the 23rd anniversary of the publication. We, the staff, have endeavored to make this edition a lasting record of the many treasured moments of the past year. In this yearbook we have tried to present through pictures and carefully chosen words the sad, joyful, and humerous events of the school year. Countless hours of planning, writing, and assembling have been spent in order that we might bring you this Oracle. We are honored that we were your staff. We hope that you will treasure this book, and in later years let it be a remin- der of the wonderful days spent at Hartley High School. — The Staff THE SCHOOL BOARD Seoted — Mr. Dunsmoor, Ed Olhousen, Vern Jocobson, Harry Olhousen. Standing — Rich Anderson, Dr. Peterson, Martin Rachuy, Ed Popp. Page One 1959 ORACLE Page Two — 1959 ORACLE — (ME MUNIS SENIOR ATTENDANT Joan Groen JUNIOR ATTENDANT Becky Bruegmann SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Page Three Annelle Bohrensen Roxie Brinkert _ 1959 ORACLE — THE ORACLE STAFF CO-EDITORS: Mary Jo Romey and Barb Tuttle Business Manager: Dick Lorenzen Sports: Betty Schmidt, Greg Donnenwerth, Ver non Sherman Snapshots: Pat Cooper, Karen Olhausen Music: Linda Lettengarver Dramatics: Kathie Reikofski Salesmen: Janaan Bryant, Barb Heuer, Judy Schwien, Becky Bruegmann, Bob Bleeke Sponsor: Mr. Borchard Freshman Class Writers: Delores Sherman Berlou Lage Joanne Hoper Glenda Reinke Inge Bohrensen Sophomore Class Writers: Deanna Pearson Marilyn McCarty Annelie Bohrensen Lillian Strayer Junior Class Writers: Carolyn Paulson LeAnn Harders Jaci Foley Mary Lou Peterson Senior Class Writers: Lenie Buddingh Bea Wills Carol Westphal Janice Uhe Rosemary Kcostra Mary Olhausen K DeBoer Joyce Smith Donna Philiph Deanna Kruckenburg Meredith Linder DyAnn Tibbetts Jeanette Watts Page Four — 1959 ORACLE — HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY THOMAS B. DUNSMOOR Iowa State Teachers College University of Colorado Superintendent HOWARD L. BORCHARD Nebraska State Teachers University of South Dakota Principal Westmar College Counselor OLIVER ABBOTT University of North Dakota Science WALTER KELLEY Luther College Commercial Page Five — 1959 ORACLE — HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY GORDON McKINSTREY Buena Vista College Librarian and Government STANLEY HOOPER Iowa State Teachers College Industrial Arts ROGER NELSON University of South Dakota Mathematics BILL HAUSEMAN LLOYD EMMONS Iowa State Teachers College Midland College English and Speech History) Page Six — 1959 ORACLE — HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY LYNETTE WALTNER NEVA CAMERY University of South Dakota Iowa State College Physical Education and Music Vocational Homemal(ing PHYLLIS WILKEN Buena Vista College Vocal Music JOHN MADDICK Iowa State College Vocational Agriculture ALTON McCANLESS State University of Iowa Instrumental Music Page Seven — 1959 ORACLE — THE HARTLEY SCHOOL FACULTY Front Row — Mrs. Moddick, Miss Butler, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Hermonson, Miss Opheim, Miss Shull, Miss Moeller, Miss Miller, Miss Brennon, Miss Rinehort, Miss Comery. Second Row — Mrs. Hammer, Miss Shodbolt, Miss Waltner, Mr. DeGroof, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Hooper, Miss Hoekman, Miss Wibben, Mrs. Wilken, Miss Brugman. Third Row — Mr. Emmons, Mr. Athons, Mr. McKinstrey, Mr. McCanless, Mr. Houseman, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Borchord, Mr. Burt. OFFICE SECRETARIES COOKS CUSTODIANS Wilmo Shoefer and Judy Schwien Seated — Mrs. Hirt, Mrs. Clay Standing — Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Brehmer Mr. Donnenwerth and Mr. DeYoung Page Eight ami 195M359 HAMUS HIEH SCHOOL — 1959 ORACLE — BOB BLEEKE — The ideal Prince Charm- ing — Don't push, girls. Class Officer 1-2-3, Student Council 1-3-4, One Aci Plays 2-3, H-Club 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Baseboll 2-3-4. Football 1-2-3-4, Bas- ketball 1-2-3, Boys' Chorus 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 3-4, H-Club Officer 4, Student Council President 4, Oracle Staff 4. DELORES BOETEL — Moy bad luck follow you all the days of your life and never overtake you. Class Ploy 3, Pep Club 1-2, Bond 1-2-3, Swing Bond 2-3, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, FTA 3-4. JANAAN BRYANT — Good student, good companion, good athlete, and a good friend. Class Officer 1, Class Play 3, One Act Plays 2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Swing Bond 1 -2-3, Oracle 2-3-4, Pep Club Officer 3-4, Instrumental Solo 1-2-3-4, Operetto 2, Softball 4. CHARLES COOPER — He spoke to a girl once but claims it was a mistake. Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, H- Club 3-4, FFA Officer 1-3-4, Track 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2, Boys' Chorus 1, FFA Judging Team 2-3-4, Nationol Honor Society 4. LENIE BUDDINGH — Bewore, I moy do something sensational. Pep Club 1-2, Band 1-2, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mix- ed Chorus 2-3-4, Sextette 4, Madrigal 4, Operetta 2, Oracle Staff 3-4. JAMES EWOLDT — Have a gocd time while you're alive; you'll be dead a long time. Band 1-2, Mixed Chorus 2. PAT COOPER — Her smile speaks louder than her words. Class Officer 2, Class Ploy 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3- 4, Swing Band 1-3, Girls' Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus 2, Instrumental Small Groups 3-4, Pep Band 1-2, Oracle Staff 4, Oracle Queen 3, FTA 3-4, Operetta 2, Class Queen 2. MIKE FANNING — An all-around fellow, who's generally all around. One Act Play 3, H-Club 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Page Nine 1959 ORACLE — K DeBOER — Behold, I om here! Let the doings proceed. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Sextette 3-4, Madrigal 3, FTA 3-4, Oracle Staff 1-2-3-4. ORVIE HANSEN — He is wise who listens much and talks little. JOAN GROEN — Some think the world is made for fun and frolic — so do I. Class Officer 4, Class Play 3, One Act Play 1, Pep Club 1-2-3, Declam 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1 -2, Instrumental Solo 3, Operetta 2. BILL HEGNA — Not thot I dislike study, but I like fun much better. Band 1-2-3-4, Swing Bond 1-2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus I, Instru- mental Solo 3-4. JUDY HEUER — It is better to under- stand a little than to misunderstand a lot. Pep Club 1-2-3, Basketball I, Girls' Chorus 1-3, Basketball Manager 3-4, Softball 3. KURT HEWITT — How loveiy school would be without lessons. One Act Ploys 2, H-Club 4, Baseball 2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 1. JOANN HINZ — Her red hair contradicts her quiet temper. Pep Club 1-2, Bond 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Pep Band 1-2-3, Instrumental Solo 3. JERRY HOLLAND — Never let studies interfere with your education. One Act Plays 1, FFA Officer 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Football 1-2, Boys' Chorus 1-3, Mixed Chorus 1-3-4. Page Ten — 1959 ORACLE — JIM JURGENS — Now Einstein soys E equals MC2, but I soy . . Class Play 3, One Act Plays 1, Band 1-2-3- 4, Swing Band 2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Madrigol 3-4, All State Chorus 3-4. ROSEMARY KOOSTRA — Her personal- ity is like her hair — smooth and bright. Class Officer 4, Pep Club 1-2-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Sex- tette 3-4, Quartette 3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Oracle Staff 2-4, Vocal Solo 3-4, FTA 3-4, Softball 3-4. SHIRLEY KRIKKE — You know her by the noise she doesn't make. Pep Club 1-2, Girls' Chorus 3-4, FTA 3-4. LARRY LIEDTKE — The way to fight a woman is with your hat; grab it and run. Class Officer 1-3, One Act Ploy 1, H-Club 2-3-4, Track 1-2, Basket- ball 1, Boys' Chorus 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Sextette 1, Quartette I, Modrigol 1, Vocal Solo 1-2-3, Operetta 2, Notional Honor Society 4 DEANNA KRUCKENBERG — She seems quiet but do we really know her? Pep Club 1-2-4, Bond 2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, FTA 3, Softball 3-4, Oracle Staff 2-4. DICK LORENZEN — Greot men all over the world are dying. I don't feel so well myself. Student Council 4, Class Play 3, One Act Ploys 1-3, H-Club 2-3-4, Declam 3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Football 1-3-4, Boys' Chorus 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Madrigal 1-2-3, Oracle Staff 4, Operetta 2. LINDA LETTENGARVER — Friendliness is a power; a smile its sword. One Act Play I, Pep Club 1-2, Band 1-2- 3-4, Swing Band 3, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Instrument- al Solo 3-4, FTA 4, Oracle Staff 4. RONALD PHILIPH — Why can't every- one be contented like me? Baseball 2, Footboll 3, Basketball 1-2. Page Eleven — 1959 ORACLE — MEREDITH LINDER — I don't wont to earn my living, I wont to live. Pep Club 1-2-3, Declam 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2- 3-4, Sextette 2, Oracle Staff 4, Pep Band 1-2-3, Instrumental Solo 3, FTA 3- 4, Operetta 2. DON RASMUSSEN — Women? No, I've got enough worries. FFA. MONICA NOONAN KRUSE — To know her is to like her. Class Officer 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Attendant 4. RUDY RIESSEN — I never worry! Worry is interest paid on trouble before it falls due. Class Play 3, One Act Ploys 1, H-Club 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Operetta 2. MARY OLHAUSEN — Those who know the most say the least. Pep Club 1-2, Basketball 1, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Notional Honor Society 3-4, Softball 3, Oracle Staff 4. LOYD RONS — The less you know the less you forget. Class Play 3, Track 1-2-3, Boys' Chorus 1-3, Mixed Chorus 3. DONNA PHILIPH — Go ahead, coll a technical on me; I've still got Wilmer. Class Play 3, One Act Plays 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, FTA 3, Softball 3, Debate 4. TIM ROTH — Put your troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. One Act Plays 2, H-Club 3-4, Track 1-2, Foot- boll 1-2-3-4, Basketball Manager 2-3. Page Tn e ve 1959 ORACLE — JOLENE PUTNAM — If there is a job to be done she'll do it. Pep Club 1-2, Band 3, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, National Honor Society 4. MERLE SCHUETT — Work foscmotes me; I can sit and watch it for hours. Track 1-2-3. MARY JO ROMEY — Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Echo Staff 1, Class Play 1-3, One Act Plays 1-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1, Declam 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1 -2-3-4, Quortette 3, Instrumental Solo 1-2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Operetta 2, Softball 3, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Oracle Stoff 2-3, Oracle Editor 4, National Honor Society 4. DARYL WILLE — An authority on the workings of FFA. H-Club 3-4, FFA Officer 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Foot- boll 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, FFA Judging Team 2-3-4. LORENE ROUNDS — Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Pep Club 1-2, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, FT A 3-4, National Honor Society 4 LARRY WINTERBOER — If I could only sleep as well nights as I can in class. H-Club 3-4, Track 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3-4. JUDY SCHWIEN — Men annoy me, but I like to be annoyed. Class Officer 1, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Girls' Chorus 1, FTA 3-4, Operetta 2, Office Secretary 3-4, Oracle Stoff 3-4, National Honor Society 4. ROGER WOHLERT — It's not what a man stands for; it's what he falls for. Class Officer 3-4, Student Council 4, One Act Plays 1 -3, H-Club 3-4, Base- ball I, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, Notional Honor Society 4. Page Thirteen — 1959 ORACLE — JOYCE ANN SMITH — She helps the world go 'round. Pep Club 1-2, Basketball 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1 -2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Sextette 3-4, Madrigal 4, Instrument- al Solo 2-3-4, FTA 3-4, Operetta 2, Softball 3, Debate 4. CAROLYN TESCH — Women are wiser thon men, they know less and under- stand more. Pep Club 1 -2-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-4, Class Queen 3, Cheer- leader 4, Oracle Staff 4. DYANN TIBBETTS — Feet were made for dancing. Class Play 3, Pep Club 1-2-4, Basketball 1, Band 2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, FTA 3-4, Softball 4, Oracle 4. BARBARA TUTTLE — Dark hair, shining eyes, merry laughing, she's a prize. Student Council 3-4, One Act Plays 1, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Declam 2, Band I-2-3-4, Swing Band 1-3, Girls' Chorus 1- 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Sex- tette 2-3-4, Quortette 2-3-4, Madrigal 2- 3-4, Vocal Solo 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Homecoming Queen 4, FTA 3- 4, Operetta 2, Cheerleader 3, Oracle Editor 4, Oracle Staff 2-3-4. JANICE UHE — An innocent foce, but you can never tell. Pep Club 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1, FTA 3-4, Softball 3-4, Oracle Staff 2-3-4. JEANETTE WATTS — Her hair is a crowning glory. Echo Staff 1, Class Ploy 3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, FTA 3-4, Oracle Staff 1-2-3-4. CAROL WESTPHAL — Blessed are they that say little; they cannot be quoted. Student Council 2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Basketball I-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Swing Band 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Soft- ball 3-4, Oracle Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. BEA WILLS — An athlete and a mighty one; she plays the game 'til it's won. Class Officer 2-3, Echo Staff 1, Pep Club 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Band 1- 2-3-4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Oracle Staff 2-3-4, Pep Club Officer 2- 3. Page Fourteen — 1959 ORACLE — SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Yellow T urquoise Rose and Silver Joon Groen, Treasurer; Lorry Liedtke, Vice President; Rosemary Koostra, Secretory; Roger Wohlert, President. “The future is waiting; let us go forward to meet it” SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 1946, thirty-three little boys and girls toddled into the kin- dergarten room of the Hartley School. We were greeted at the door by Miss Norma Totten. The class included Joann Hinz, Joan Kruger, Meredith Linder. Sharon Muilenburg, Mary Olhausen, Barbara Tuttle, Nancy Uhe, Jeanette Watts, Bea Wills, Delores Boetel, Janaan Bryant, K DeBoer, Rajean Henning, Jolene Put- nam, Karen Radcliff, Joyce Selken, Joyce Ann Smith, DyAnn Tibbetts, Ronald Fechter, Norman Fick, Larry Liedtke. Dick Lorenzen, David Muilenburg. Gary Ol- hausen, Larry Steinke, Timothy Roth. Marnie Will, Larry Anfenson, David Bartleson Charles Cooper, Michael Fanning, Jim Jurgens, and Dennis Leth. During the year we lost Sharon Muilenburg, Rajean Henning, and Marnie Will. We gained Kurt Hewitt. We started first grade on September 1, 1947 with Miss Lila Daniels as our guide. There were thirty-four of us to give Miss Daniels trouble this year. We lost Karen Kramme this year, but gained Karen Sue Franker. Phyllis Nissen, Jerry Cav- anaugh, Jimmy Glackin, and Orvie Hansen. We started our second grade on August 30, 1948, and our tribe numbered 34. Judith Heuer joined us the last half of the year. Martha Becker, Carol Krah- ling and Geraldine Jenkins also joined us. Karen Radcliff and Carol Krahling moved away. We were greeted by Mrs. Van Hauen, affectionately known as ‘‘Mrs. Van ”, as we invaded third grade. We were joined this year by Lenie Buddingh, but lost five others: Martha Becker, K DeBoer, Nancy Uhe, Geraldine Jenkins, and Karen I- ranker. Page Fifteen — 1959 ORACLE — CLASS HISTORY (continued) Miss Margaret Kosters was our fourth grade teacher and she was given many trying moments by all 34 of us. Mary Jo Romey, Robert Schmidt, and Lorene Rounds found that they were readily accepted into our group. Next came fifth grade under the direction of Miss Jackie Soil. Three girls joined us; they were Carol Westphal, Janice Uhe, and Patty Cooper. The new boys were Darrel Bobzien, Oliver Espey, Jerry Holland, and Bill Allred. Oliver Espey left before the year ended. Loren King. Ronald Brower, John McCord, and Wilmer Meyer joined us as sixth graders on September I, 1952. Our teacher. Miss Margaret Jones; our destin- ation, to finish grade school somehow. 1952 finally arrived and we were big spokes in the wheel. Our room was upstairs and we really knew the score. We increased our number by four. They were Joan Groen, Jim Ewoldt, Merold Mohni, and Roger Wohlert. Our second year of junior high had finally arrived as 47 of us began the eighth grade. Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mr. Fox tried to dull our spirits a little. This year Rudy Riessen. Bob Severance, Bill Hegna, Carolyn Tesch, Betty McElvogue, K DeBoer, and Marlys Anderson joined us. High School at last! Initiation ceremonies greeted us soon after the year began. Sixty-two of us enjoyed the many surprises the seniors had waiting for us. Lorna Harms, Rosemary Koostra, Shirley Krikke, Deanna Kruckenberg and Linda Lettengarver joined us as did Monica Noonan, Donna Philiph, Judy Schwien, John Dirksen, Verlyn Jac- obsma, Dennis Jansen, Ronald Philiph, and Loyd Rons. Merle Schuett, Larry Win- terboer, Don Rasmussen and Daryl Wille also found a place in our group. This year our number dwindled by the loss of John McCord, Larry Steinke, Marlys Ander- son, Lorna Harms, John Dirksen, Verlyn Jacobsma and Dennis Leth. We were now making our way through high school with flying colors. There were only fifty of us left, but we could make enough noise for a hundred. It seemed that we never gained, but always lost. Jim Ewoldt and Wilmer Meyer moved away. We entered our junior year with big plans. Homecoming was a huge success since our float was judged the best. After the many hours spent building it, we were deserving of the first prize. Jim Ewoldt re-joined us, but we lost Darrel Bobzien. Another great event during the year was the selection of our class rings, and we pat- iently awaited their arrival. Although some didn't keep them very long, they were very pretty. Of course the big event of the junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom. It was a success even though we stayed up late many nights getting the decorating done. Then came the late hours. Our theme was Oriental Gardens, and we were proud of the decorations that we had spent so much time on. We are now nearing the end of the fastest twelve years of our lives. We num- ber forty-eight now and recall the fun we had initiating the freshmen this year and how cute they looked in the green hats. Page Sixteen — 1959 ORACLE — CLASS HISTORY (continued) Next on the agenda was Homecoming and we again received first place on our float. Barbara Tuttle was our Queen and Rudy Riessen was the King. Bea Wills and Monica Noonan were Barb’s attendants. For our pictures we went to Mr. Medlar to “see the birdie” and were not overjoyed with the results; but what can we expect ? So comes the climax to a school career, studies, contests, sports, proms, dances, and all the rest. With it comes the end of our story. But you may be sure of this: be it another junior-senior banquet, another class play, or just plain living, we as the class of 1959 will do everything in our power to succeed. We are assured that the happy memories of the Hartley School will live in our hearts forever. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1959 We, the entire class of 1959, composed of 20 young men and 28 young ladies, do hereby bequeath and bestow upon you 46 fortunate or unfortunate juniors the fol- lowing traits and characteristics, some of which we are proud to pass on to you: I, Bob Bleeke, president of the Student Council, will this office to Marlyn Sterk so he will know a true headache. I, Delores Boetel, will my love for old time dances to Maurine Cummings so Neebel's will have one loyal supporter. I, Janaan Bryant, will my hearty laugh to Jaci Foley to keep the study halls from getting too dull. I, Lenie Buddingh, leave my neatness to Mary Lou Petersen. I, Charles Cooper, bequeath my love for farm life to Leland Kramme so his pigs will become more Americanized and not stray to Poland or China. I, Pat Cooper, will my winning smile to Joan Philiph in order that she may lure some male personalities. I, K DeBoer, refuse to give anything away; I’ll keep what I have, thank you. I, James Ewoldt, will my shyness to Elmer Nagel. I, Mike Fanning, give my gridiron ability to Greg Donnenwerth and Gene White. I, Joan Groen, leave my outstanding driving ability to Larry Tewes so he may keep the telephone poles intact. I, Orvie Hansen, will my love of reading to David Reeves so he may know what is going on in this wide, wide world. I, Bill Hegna, will my duties at the Hartley Sentinel to Gary Hilbert so he may keep the news from getting stale before it gets out. Page Seventeen — 1959 ORACLE — CLASS WILL (continued) I, Judy Heuer, will my old Profile Bread, my dieting books, my dieting pills, and all my experience with diets to Barbara Heuer; we sisters must stick together. I, Kurt Hewitt, bequeath my knack for staying out of trouble to Larry Boetel so Hartley High will have one shiny speck of goodness. I, Joann Hinz, will my auburn curls to Carolyn Paulson so she may have a bright personality. I, Jerry Holland, leave my way with out-of-town women to Mickey Kraft, al- though he doesn't need it. We, Deanna Kruckenberg and Rosemary Koostra, will our companionship to Bonita Krutzfeldt and Kathie Reikofski. I, Jim Jurgens, leave my ability to slop up the physics lab to Curt Moermond who is learning fast. We, Shirley Krikke and Lorene Rounds, will our quietness to Francis Sampson. I, Linda Lettengarver, will my typing ability to Judy Strayer so Mr. Kelley will have someone to praise next year. I, Larry Liedtke, will my perfect hair-do to Reinhard Riessen so the girls will have something to look at next year. I, Meredith Linder, will my occupation at the cafe to Judy Johnson so she may have dishpan hands. We. Dick Lorenzen and Rudy Riessen, will our well-groomed look to Tom Brown and Jon Almgren so they may be the shining examples of HHS. I, Mary Olhausen, bestow my scholastic ability and knowledge to my beloved sister, Karen, so we can keep it in the family. I, Donna Philiph, will my sparkling rock to Betty Schmidt; she looks like a prospect. I, Ronald Philiph, will those long bus rides to Ernest Peters and Kenneth Jipp because I won’t need them anymore. I, Jolene Putnam, bequeath my ability to write letters to California to Deanna Athans to keep the postmen hopping. We, Carolyn Tesch and Mary Jo Romey, will our cheerleading ability to Sue Snider and Marge Robinson so they may lead the team to victory. I, Loyd Rons, will my easy-going attitude to Eldon Tewes and Roger Gath- man; no use worrying. I, Merle Schuett, will my excess height to Larry Staines. I, DyAnn Tibbetts, leave my long hair to LeAnn Harders so she may have long hair once again. Page Eighteen — 1959 ORACLE — CLASS WILL (continued) I, Jeanette Watts, will my long pony-tail to anyone who may want it. We, Barbara T uttle and Bea Wills, will our membership in the steady club to any juniors who may be qualified. I, Janice Uhe, leave my vim and vigor to Becky Bruegmann; too much of it is getting me down. I, Carol Westphal, will my tallness to Jean Linder; it may come in handy sometime. I, Larry Winterboer, will my manly physique to Orlan Lux so the future Senior class may have a Mr. America too. I, 1 im Roth, leave my knack of tinkering with cars to Maurice Cummings. I, Monica Noonan, will my cheerful smile to Pat Talkington. I, Joyce Smith, will my fondness for lunchroom food to Darrel Dodge so the hot lunch program will thrive next year. I. Roger Wohlert, will my way with the female population to Keith Meyer and Scott Steinmetz so the class of 1 960 will have their share of Romeos. I, Judy Schwien, will my speed in stenography to any juniors who need it. I. Daryl Wille, will my ability to acquire nicknames to Ronald Rachuy and Vernon Sherman. I, Don Rasmussen, will my bucket of bolts to Norm Fick. Last, but not least, we give to our patient teachers, our grateful thanks for their kind help so that by our future successes, they may feel a satisfaction in their work. We hope they will cherish a few fond memories of us which we gave them. CLASS PROPHECY OF 1959 In the future D e see ------ Bob Blecke — in charge of the models for Esquire calendars. Delores Boetel — as head waitress at Ciro’s. Janaan Bryant — raising Sanborn basketball players. Lenie Buddingh — as a bubble dancer at the Stork Club. Charles Cooper — running his own Yorkshire show. Pat Cooper — modeling Bikini swim suits for Catalina. K DeBoer — as top jokester for Mad magazine. James Ewoldt — as a bragging salesman for Ford cars. Mike Fanning — as the official photographer for Catalina swim suits. Joan Groen — raising little “oysters”. Orvie Hansen — drawing maps of different countries. Page Nineteen _ 1959 ORACLE — CLASS PROPHECY (continued) Bill Hegna — advertising pocket sized radios. Judy Heuer — as a basketball manager of the Globetrotters. Kurt Hewitt — as official swabbie on the USS Nautilus. Joann Hinz — as the proprietor of Madame Joann's Jungle Gym. Jerry Holland — still ‘‘dragging main”. Jim Jurgens — struggling to explain technical terms to confused physics students. Rosemary Koostra — shooting people with hypodermic needles as a nurse. Shirley Krikke — moving to Sanborn to save gas. Deanna Kruckenberg — giving up blushing. Linda Lettengarver — waiting for the 1961 graduating class. Larry Liedtke — taking Perry Mason's place as a top lawyer. Meredith Linder — running a home for rich, young bachelors and retired millionaires. Dick Lorenzen — chief supervisor of Ford Motor Company. Monica Noonan — still as happy as ever. Mary Olhausen — champion bowler of 1979. Donna Philiph — touring the country as Dangerous Donna, the Woman Wrestler with her partner, “Wonderful Wilmer”. Ronald Philiph — as the Romeo of the Ocheyedan bottom. Jolene Putnam — as a famous artist in California. Don Rasmussen — farming his own 160”. Rudy Riessen — as the Rudolph Valentino of Plessis. Mary Jo Romey — running a lonely hearts club. Loyd Rons — being a stunt man in western movies. Tim Roth — running a used car lot. Lorene Rounds — head typist for Mad magazine. Merle Schuett — as proprietor of Charley Shoot's Billiard Room in Plessis. Judy Schwien — as secretary to the manager of the Alfalfa Bowl. Joyce Ann Smith — as Queen of the Furrow in 1979. Carolyn Tesch — owning her own fashion shop. DyAnn Tibbetts — still livening up the Friday night dances. Barbara Tuttle — as a country school teacher 8 miles south and Vi mile west. Janice Uhe — goofing up some drive-in as a car hop. Jeanette Watts — owning half of the concessions at the amusement park. Carol Westphal — playing first chair clarinet in Lawrence Welk’s Band. Daryl Wille — known as “Beaker the Clown” playing with the Globetrotters. Bea Wills — keeping the books for Tim’s used car lot. Larry Winterboer — playing Rip Van Winkle in the movies. Roger Wohlert — custodian of the school 8 miles south and Vi mile west. WE WILL REMEMBER........................ Bob Bleeke — for breaking so many different hearts. Delores Boetel — for her undivided loyalty to Red’s Cafe. Janaan Bryant — for her contributions to the Hawkettes. Lenie Buddingh — for her famous saying, “Let’s eat; I'm hungry . Charles Cooper — for his interests on the farm. Pat Cooper — for her devotion to her one and only. Joan Groen — for always having something to say — on any subject. Page TTventy — 1959 ORACLE — WE WILL REMEMBER (continued) K DeBoer — for her assortment of different colored stockings. James Ewoldt — for his quiet ways and manners. Mike Fanning — for his devotion to his one and only. Orvie Hansen — as the one who led the discussions in government. Bill Llegna — for his work in the weekly news department. Judy Heuer — for her embarrassments as girls' basketball manager. Kurt Hewitt — for always getting letters from his true love. Joann Hinz — for her quiet contributions to our class. Jerry Holland — for his daily trips to Everly. Jim Jurgens — for his joking ability ????? Rosemary Koostra — for her friendly smile. Shirley Krikke — for her popularity in Sanborn. Deanna Kruckenberg — for all her blushing and embarrassing moments. Linda Lettengarver — for all her bus rides with that certain soph. Larry Liedtke — for his loyalty to arguing and Paullina. Meredith Linder — for her long list of admirers. Dick Lorenzen — for being Santa Claus of 1958. Monica Noonan — for her pleasing personality and smile. Mary Olhausen — for trying to outdo Kathryn Murray. Donna Philiph — for the rock on her third finger, left hand. Ronald Philiph — for his trips in his little green Ford. Jolene Putnam — for always having a book in hand. Don Rasmussen — for his “never die” attitude. Rudy Riessen — for trying to outdo Marilyn Monroe. Mary Jo Romey — for her arguments in Government class. Loyd Rons — for his slow and easy stride. Tim Roth — for his car and car washing attendant, B. W. Lorene Rounds — for always being so quiet, at times. Merle Schuett — for sleeping in all of his classes. Judy Schwien — for being Mr. Borchard’s capable secretary. Joyce Ann Smith — for her unbeatable sense of humor. Carolyn Tesch — for being one of our cheerleaders. DyAnn Tibbetts — for the Friday night dances at Neebel’s. Barbara Tuttle — for being our “58” Homecoming Queen. Janice Uhe — for her tagging people in Latin. Jeanette Watts — for her long fingernails. Carol Westphal — for being our guard” of the basketball court. Daryl Wille — for his interest in everything, including girls. Bea Wills — for always talking about someone tall, dark and handsome. Larry Winterboer — for being our dazzling center on the football team. Roger Wohlert — for being the Homecoming Queen’s escort. Page Tn ent] -one — 1959 ORACLE — CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1958- 59 September 2 School began February 4 Speech Contest 8 Spencer Fair 9 Girls sectional tournament 12 First football game 18 Oracle pictures 17 Freshman Initiation 25 One Act Plays October 17 Homecoming March 9 Girls State Tournament 29 Junior Play November 15 Vocal Festival April 8 Senior Play 21 Vocal concert 15 A1 Bell 27 Thanksgiving vacation 24 Music Contest 28 County Track Meet December 23 Christmas vacation began May 9 Junior-Senior Prom January 24 Baccalaureate 12 Co. basketball tournament 26 Class Night 22 Semester exams 28 COMMENCEMENT — SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS — Page Tiventy-ttoo J ) c ( ) =J= C__D CJ-D =5= r I - 1959 ORACLE — THE JUNIOR CLASS White Orchid CLASS OFFICERS Gene White, Vice Pres.; Barb Heuer, Sec'y.; Karen Olhousen, Treos.; Marlyn Sterk, Pres. T urquoise and Silver JUNIOR JINGLES We now present the Junior Jingles, They’re so funny your spine should tingle; We hope that you will take these right. And that we’ve shown you in the proper light. Page Twenty-three — 1959 ORACLE — JUNIOR JINGLES (continued) Now Frances is a girl who. Was in our Class Play too; But we won't tell what Frannie did, When the practices were through. Carolyn Paulson — we could use talent like hers. With her piano playing she really lures; On her face she wears a smile. From town she lives about seven miles. Jaci Foley is such fun to be around. She drives a station wagon around town; She likes to laugh at funny jokes. Be with Greg, and drink some Cokes. Ronnie Rachuy is a quiet lad. He will someday work for his dad; We know he will do fine. Because it is along his line. We are glad to say. That Tom Brown came back to stay; He plays the guitar and that’s no lie. He makes the girls just swoon and sigh. Jon Almgren is the druggist’s son. As a trumpet player he's number one; In school and out he’s really fun. And as a dresser he’s not outdone. Karen Olhausen is a quiet girl. For a friend she is really swell; She is always fancy free. And she’s as happy as can be. Sue Snider is a pretty lass. She is a member of the Junior Class; As a cheerleader, she really yells. As a student she excells. Kathie Reikofski is a girl with lots of fight. When she does something she does it right; She thinks that school is just fine, If there is fun on the sideline. Jeannie Linder is her name. She will surely rise to fame; She intends to go to college. Where she will obtain more knowledge. At Swanson’s works Norman Fick, From working there he gets a kick; At Everly he has a girl. She puts his heart in a whirl. Barb Heuer is full of sunshine. For a friend she is really fine; In basketball she plays a guard, In everything she tries very hard. Eldon 1 ewes from hard work refrains. He claims it’s hard on his brains; If he sleeps in school which ain’t polite. It’s because he’s resting for that night. Maurice Cummings, sharp in everything. And he dresses up to par; He’s a hit with all the women. Besides being a basketball star. Leland Kramme is a pest. He’s always bothering the rest; He is sort of short and small, But believe me he’s really on the ball. Marge Robinson, personality plus. Is satisfied and never puts up a fuss; Friendly towards all is she, A nicer girl could never be. Page Tn cnt )-four — 1959 ORACLE — JUNIOR JINGLES (continued) LeAnn Harders, full of pep. Is up on things, or really hep; She's one you couldn’t call dead. She’s full of fun and country fed. Ernest Peters is a northern boy. He’s one of those May Cityites; Fie wears his hair in a curly duck tail. And we think he will never fail. Scott Steinmetz doesn’t care for study, It isn’t in his line; A beautiful girl and a snazzy car. Would suit him very fine. Gene White likes Betty Schmidt, I suppose anyone can say; That they’ll be sure to get married. And raise a family someday. Elmer Nagel is a quiet lad. Never funny, never sad; Never good, never bad; He is just Elmer, a quiet lad Reinhard Riessen runs the 100 yard dash. He does that in a flash; Pie’s also good with books, you see, He never has anything but an A or B. Friends Maurine Cummings will never lack. She will always help you, that’s a fact; She always dresses very nice. At D-X she’s got a man on ice. Judy Johnson is a girl. Who belongs to the Junior Class; In her work she does real well. And she is sure to pass. Mary Lou is in this class. She’s not a very bashful lass; She's going to marry Mort someday. And on his farm she will stay. Vernon Sherman is the teacher’s pet. Because he likes his studies; And when the tests come rolling around. He has the answers ready ? ? ? ? ? Larry Tewes is another boy. Who hails from the famous North; When the sun goes down and the moon comes up. His Plymouth comes roaring forth. Judy Strayer is very shy, She always blushes; And that’s no lie. She’s sure to end up with some handsome guy- Orlan Lux lives on his father’s farm. Right on the edge of town; They say he is a riot. And never wears a frown. Mickey Kraft is quite a guy. With the girls he’s never shy; He never laughs or shouts. And with school he takes the easy way out. Kenneth Jipp is the quiet kind. Never noisy and loud; He'll get ahead in life, we know. Of him we can be proud. Keith Meyer is on his way. He’s sure to be a success someday; He’s really quite a funny lad. Not so good, not so bad. Page Trventy-five — 1959 ORACLE — JUNIOR JINGLES (continued) David Reeves is quite tall. For him someday a girl will fall; “Senator is his nickname. And in math he’s quite a brain. Pat Talkington is short and sweet. She says her men are few; But do we know what Patty does. When the evening's new? Deanna Athans is another new kid. She comes from a Western state. We don’t know much about her. Because she arrived so late. Now Marlyn Sterk will be President, Without a single doubt; Now let's give him a great big hand. And all stand up and shout. You will always know Larry Staines, As he goes strolling by; Because he is so tall, you see. His hands can touch the sky. Darrel Dodge will be there too. And so will you and me ; When we wear those caps and gowns. In ninteen-sixty. Gary Hilbert’s not such a brain. But he's the printer’s devil; We know he is a working guy. And his head is on the level. Betty Schmidt is quite a girl. When she’s around Gene she’s in a whirl; She’s the friendly, quiet type, A person anyone would like. Becky Bruegmann is very smart. At work she’s always quick to dart; Her heart is completely filled with joy. When up the road comes the May City boy. Bonita is in our class too, She is never unhappy or blue; She is always very gay. She's pretty nice, wouldn’t you say? Larry Boetel is never cross. There is nothing he wouldn’t lend; His future days in happiness. We hope that he will spend. Curtis Moermond is a quiet fellow. Whenever he sees you, he says hello; He's known as our artist, And on the girls he concentrates the hardest. Roger Gathman is rather short. But don’t let that trait fool you; He has pep and vitality. As much as you and I do. Joan Philiph is quite a lass. We hope she'll always be in our class; She is demure and shy. Content to let the world go by. Greg Donnenwerth is to football true. He runs on the track team too; He works at Rich’s on some nights. He has a girl; they often fight. Now we’ve introduced the class of ’60 We think we’re pretty nifty; Now the Junior Jingles come to an end. And we hope we’re still the best of friends! Page Tn enty-six — 1959 ORACLE — THE SOPHOMORE Cl ASS Gladiolus CLASS OFFICERS Blue and Silver Koren Menke, Treos.; Terry Fohlenkomp, Pres.; Jim Hansen, Vice-Pres.; Jonis Donnenwerth, Sec'y. IN THE FUTURE WE SEE.................... Jim Beck — living up to his motto: “Eat, drink, and be merry”. Kenneth Boernsen — as the Rudolph Valentino of May City and surrounding area. Lynn Byers — still being chauffeured around. Marla Byers — as Jack Paar’s leading comedian. Gordon Williamson — as a speed demon at the Indianapolis Speedway. Kelley DeBoer — as the mad inventor of the “Z” Bomb. Janis Donnenwerth — as the editor of the lovelorn column in the May City Sun. Gale Ewoldt — as Lawrence Welk’s polka partner. Page Twenly-seven — 1959 ORACLE — IN THE FUTURE WE SEE (Continued) Jim Hansen — swooning the ‘‘bop’ world with his thrilling songs. Annelie Bohrensen — as “Annie Oakley so she can rope a man. Terry Fahlenkamp — as Hollywood’s smashing success-shoe shine boy. Marge Gathman — building a super highway to Cherokee. Alvin Groff — as a poor electrical engineer with only three million. Rose Harders — running a band, Harder’s Happy Hillbillies . Jerry Heetland — modeling clothes for men with middle aged spread. Don Idso — as Romey-O of the twentieth century. Carole Kluender — building a better man-trap. Judy Sampson — as a lady wrestler. Charlotte Koele — modeling Ella’s Elaborate Elevated Shoes. Pat Larsen — as designer for Madame Moiselle’s wear for those who care. Bill Linder — as a Foreign Legionnaire looking for the King’s harem. Keith Lorch — as Ford’s daring test driver for the fashionable Model T. Marilyn McCarty — as owner of a weight reducing salon. Karen Menke — as a famous chiropractor for Boxers and Boxers Inc. Jim Smith — as an all around woman's man. Don Speck — being a brain surgeon. Karen Steen — as the greatest newscaster of all time. Tom Stoterau — starring with the Harlem Globe-Trotters. Lillian Strayer — as mistress of ceremonies on “I’ve Got A Secret”. Lynn Thorn — greasing cars with push button controls. Gary Tibbetts — as the first person to take a rocket to the moon. Eugene Walrod — as the founder of the Muscle Man’s Home. Esther Denny — as a fan dancer at the Feathery Fan Dancers’ Club. Roger Groff — taking his pick between girls, girls, and more girls. Roger Koehnecke — as an expert on married life. Marilyn Miller — as a pill-pushing nurse. Craig Cooper — as a famous hog caller on radio. Marlene Nissen — screwing the tops on vinegar bottles. Joan Noonan — as a trainer of Scottie dogs. Dennis Nurse — as the judge of a bubble gum blowing contest. Kurt Ott — turning traitor and becoming a teacher. Deanna Pearson — as doing the cha-cha on a diving board. Beverly Peters — as the head waitress at Romanoff’s. Jack Peterson — as New York’s leading heart surgeon (broken hearts). Carol Potter — as president of Potter’s Popping Popcorn Popper’s Inc. Susan Powers — as a famous biologist teaching corn borers not to eat corn. Audrey Raber — as sergeant of Raber’s Riot Roundup. Grace Rasmussen — as the sound effects giggler on TV. Barbara Raw — operating a side show at the Spencer Fair. Marsha Romey — playing opposite her famous Romeo. Jane Schierholz — smiling for Ipana ads. Beverly Schwarting — owning her own private bowling alley. Jerry Schwien — playing college basketball with the Iowa Hawkeyes. Ronald Shaefer — designing Kiddy-Kars. Charles Smith — as a zipper tester in a dress factory. Page TTventy-eighl 1959 ORACLE — THE FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Carnation Inge Bohrensen, Sec'y.; Woyne White, Pres.; Donny Boyer, Vice Pres.; Arlyn White, Treos. Onward Ever; Backward Never CAN YOU IMAGINE............. Douglas Boetel Sheryl Bobzien Inge Bohrensen Danny Boyer Roxie Brinkert Delores DeBoom Jane Denny Geraldine Doherty teaching English as a bubble dancer being overweight without C. M. not giggling being an old maid having long pipe curls not longing for Cherokee Page Trventyi-nine — 1959 ORACLE — CAN YOU IMAGINE (Continued) Cheryl Dornbusch not being happy Denny Durst being teacher’s pet Carl Ebel being late for school Connie Ewoldt cutting up in class Linda Fechter without that laugh Arvon Glaser not bothering female classmates Wendell Gruhn being a brave detective Mary Hansen not blushing Marjean Harders being boy crazy Gloria Hebbel remembering everything James Heimsoth world’s heavyweight boxing champ John Heimsoth being in the Metropolitan Opera Teresa Hein having a boy cut Bill Hesse being without his dog Beverly Heuer being quiet Peggy Hinz without those secrets Mike Hooper being M. C. on the $64,000 Question Joanne Hoper with messy hair Priscilla Kramme being a blond Bette Dee Krutzfeldt being a nurse in New York Berlou Lage having only two skirts and a blouse Marjorie Linder being on time for English Phoebe Linder taking a Slenderella course Cecil Lorch being a brain in algebra Catherine Miller without D. B. Meridee Moermond without gum Gary Mohr in short shorts Kenny Mundt running a dance studio Lois Nagel without her quiet ways Alan Olhausen having his assignments done Shirley Peters having long hair Charlotte Petersen being short and fat Kenny Philiph running the 1 00 yard dash in 1 0 minutes Rodney Raber taking the place of George Gobel Kent Rasmussen writing a soap opera Glenda Reinke being the wife of a 7-foot gentleman Connie Rieck as an “F” student in algebra Jim Rons being undernourished from the lack of milk Judith Rost being in charge of a library Julia Sandersfeld being loud and noisy Bonnie Schmidt not being bashful Jim Schwien as Zorro Delores Sherman without a baton Roger Shinkle without his exaggerated tales Gary Shouse playing the part of Tarzan Dale Skinner being 6’2” Dean Skinner without his comb Nancy Tewes without her flaming red hair Linda Timmons without her smile Benny Watts as Elvis’ stand-in Helen Watts ignoring the opposite sex Arlyn White being 4’ 1 1 ’’ Wayne White hating sports Page Thirty 1959 ORACLE — THE 1958 HARTLEY HAWKS An inexperienced Hartley Hawk team entered the 1958 season by losing their first game by the score of 1 4-0 to a tough Sheldon team. They went on to win three games and lose six. Gordon McKinstrey coached the team with the able assistance of Mr. Nelson and Mr. Emmons. Graduation took its toll of last year's team with the loss of I 3 lettermen. With Mike banning and Roger Wohlert as co-captains, the team of 33 concluded the 9 game season by being defeated at Orange City by the score of 55-7. The best game of the year was against Paullina in which the Hawks' offense looked very good. This is the third year in a row that the Hawks have kept possession of the Panther-Hawk trophy. The Hawks scored a total of 75 points against their opponents' 141. Roger Wohlert was selected to the All-Conference Team as an end. Dick Lorenzen made All- Conference Second Team. The seniors who lettered were Tim Roth, Roger Wohlert, Mike Fanning, Dick Lorenzen, Larry Winterboer, Daryl Wille, and Bob Bleeke. Juniors were Leland Kram- me, Maurice Cummings, Keith Meyer, Tom Brown, Gary Hilbert, Greg Donnenwerth, Mickey Kraft, and Gene White. The only sophomore letterer was Bill Linder. With the number of under-classmen returning prospects look good for the coming season. Season's Record Hartley 0 Sheldon 14 Hartley 0 Alta 51 Hartley 41 Milford 0 Hartley 0 Aurelia 2 Hartley 13 Paullina 7 Hartley 0 Primghar 7 Hartley 14 Sutherland 13 Hartley 0 Sanborn 12 Hartley 7 Orange City 55 Page Thirl -one GUARD — 1959 ORACLE — BACK Dick Lorenzen Bob Bleeke Larry Winterboer BACK TACKLE Tim Roth Keith Meyer GUARD BACK END Daryl Page Thirty-two Wille Mike Fanning Roger Wohlert Maurice Cummings Mickey Kraft Bill Linder Page Thirty-three Leland Kramme Gary Hilbert BACK END CENTER BACK Gene White — 1959 ORACLE — BACK BACK Tom Brown Greg Donnenwerth BACK GUARD - 1959 ORACLE — Page Thirty-jour — 1959 ORACLE — HOMECOMING 1958 Roger Wohlert, Beo Wills, Rudy Riessen, Barb Tuttle Homecoming Queen Borb Tuttle ond Monica Noonan SENIOR FLOAT SOPHOMORE FLOAT First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place Page Thirty-live FRESHMAN FLOAT JUNIOR FLOAT — 1959 ORACLE — THE 1959 HAWKETTES Front Row — Delores Sherman, Jonoon Bryant, Becky Bruegmonn, Donna Philiph, Betty Schmidt, Barb Heuer. Back Row — Judy Heuer, Carole Kluender, Jonis Uhe, Annelie Bohrensen, Coach Emmons, Koren Menke, Carol Westphal, Bea Wills, Chaperone Miss Waltner. The 1958-59 Season The Hawkettes, under the coaching of Lloyd Emmons, ended a successful season with a record of 14 wins and 7 losses. The girls won the Sectional Tournament, but lost in the first round of the District at Spencer to George. The Hawkettes scored 1,120 points while holding their opponents to 892 points. Their offensive average was 53.3 points and the defensive average was 42.3 points. Becky Bruegmann topped the individual scoring with 381. This was an average of 19 per game. Her greatest single effort was 30 points in a game against Sanborn. Janaan Bryant was second with a total of 351. Delores Sherman made 269 points for the team. Donna Philiph, Barb Heuer, and Betty Schmidt turned in a fine defensive job this year. Bea Wills also did a fine job as a replacement. Letter-winners for the 1958-59 season were Janaan Bryant, Donna Philiph, Janis Uhe. Carol Westphal, Bea Wills, Becky Bruegmann, Barb Heuer, Betty Schmidt, Carole Kluender, Annelie Bohrensen, Karen Menke. and Delores Sherman. The Student Manager was Judy Heuer and the chaperone was Miss Lynette Waltner. We They 44 Royal 46 49 George 73 40 Sanborn 59 45 Everly 31 52 Primghar 47 59 Harris 34 64 Hull WC 28 42 Sanborn 35 The Season's Record We T hey 88 Melvin 41 53 Rockwell City 55 60 Lake Park 56 50 Ruthven 26 52 Aurelia 21 75 Melvin 33 60 Kingsley 65 48 Corwith 64 We They 48 Primghar 21 Sectional Tournament 57 Archer 28 54 Sanborn 35 50 Everly 33 District 30 George 61 Page Thirty-six 1959 ORACLE — Jonice Uhe Beo Wills Corol Westphol Jonoon Bryont Donna Philiph Becky Bruegmonn Betty Schmidt Borb Heuer Delores Shermon Page Thirty-seven 1959 ORACLE — THE 1958-59 HAWKS Seated — Coach Nelson, Gene White, Maurice Cummings, Larry Staines, Keith Meyer, Mike Fonning, Chuck Cooper, Manager Gary Shouse. Standing — Woyne White, Daryl Wille, Craig Cooper, Jerry Schwien, Ronnie Shaefer, Jack Peterson. The Hartley Hawks, although not always averaging up to their opponent’s height, made up for this by being good ball handlers. Under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Roger Nelson, the boys played their best game against Sheldon even though it was an 89-83 loss. The Hawks were defeated in the County Tournament held at Hartley by Shel- don 64-44. Calumet won the title again this year. The Hawks drew the powerful Sioux Center team for the first round of the Sectional Tournament and were defeated by a score of 86-30. In the Sioux Valley Conference the team won two games and lost five. Season’s wins were 6 and losses I 3. 931 points were scored against 1080 for the opponents. High scoring honors went to Gene White who scored 270 points in 18 games for an everage of 15. Second high was Keith Meyer with a total of 153 in 19 games for an average of 8.1 and third was Larry Staines who had an average of 7.5 per game. Season's Record We They We They We They 59 Royal 39 49 Harris 71 46 Sutherland 54 46 Milford 31 53 Hull WC 74 83 Sheldon 89 50 George 32 55 Sanborn 54 45 Primghar 62 28 Sanborn 43 61 Melvin 34 County Tournament 42 Paullina 75 25 Alta 48 44 Sheldon 64 57 Everly 63 41 Aurelia 59 Sectional Tournament 45 Primghar 60 72 Melvin 42 30 Sioux Center 86 Page Thirty-eight 1959 ORACLE — Gene White Keith Meyer Croig Cooper Page Thirty-nine Daryl Wille Maurice Cummings Woyne White Jerry Schwien 958-1959 Mike Fanning Larry Staines Chuck Cooper — 1959 ORACLE — HAWKETTES B” SQUAD Front Row — Deonno Peorson, Suson Powers, Karen Menke, Annelie Bohrensen, Corole Kluender, Beverly Heuer. Bock Row — Mgr. Judy Heuer, Phoebe Linder, Berlou Loge, Connie Ewoldt, Joonne Hoper, Inge Bohrensen, Delores DeBoom, Cooch Emmons. HAWKS “B SQUAD Wendell Gruhn, Arlyn White, Jim Smith, Tom Stoterou, Rodney Rober, Terry Fohlenkomp, Alon Olhousen, Bill Hesse, Cooch McKinstrey. 1959 BASEBALL SQUAD Front Row — Dick Lorenzen, Morlyn Sterk, Craig Cooper, Dovid Reeves, Kurt Hewitt. Middle Row — Mickey Kroft, Gary Hilbert, Maurice Cummings, Scott Steinmetz, Jerry Schwien, Ronnie Shaefer. Bock Row — Terry Fohlenkomp, Vernon Shermon, Jock Peterson, Jim Smith, Tom Stoterou. Page Forty 1959 ORACLE — H-CLUB hard Riessen. Middle Row — Daryl Wille, Dick Lorenzen, Tim Roth, Kurt Hewitt, Roger Wohlert. Bock Row — Larry Winterboer, Larry Staines, Keith Meyer, Mike Fanning. 1957-58 TRACK SQUAD Front Row — Daryl Wille, Ronald Rachuy, Jerry Holland, Mike Fanning, Lorry Stoines, Keith Meyer, Don Idso. Middle Row — Eugene Walrod, Charles Smith, Greg Donnenwerth, Loyd Rons, Jerry Heetland, Lynn Thorn, Gene White. Back Row — Kurt Ott, Reinhard Riessen, Merle Schuett, Roger Gothman, Rudy Riessen. Page Forty-one — 1959 ORACLE — DRILL TEAM Carolyn Tesch, Sue Snider, Esther Denny, Mary Jo Romey PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS Front Row — Sue Snider, Corolyn Tesch, Mary Jo Romey, Esther Denny. Second Row — Gale Ewoldt, K DeBoer, Mary Ann Hansen, Jaci Foley, Pot Cooper, Joan Noonan, Janis Donnenwerth, Deanno Kruckenberg. Third Row — Barb Tuttle, Marla Byers, Morsho Romey, Miss Waltner, Betty Schmidt, Morge Robinson, Judy Schwien. Fourth Row — DyAnn Tibbetts, Marge Strayer, Jon Bryant, Mary Lou Petersen, Donno Philiph, Marge Linder, Rosie Koostra, Bonnie Schmidt. Front Row — Marge Robinson, Morge Linder, Janis Donnenwerth. Second Row — Jan Bryant, Betty Schmidt. Page Fort )-tivo — 1959 ORACLE — MARCHING BAND CONCERT BAND Page Forty-three - 1959 ORACLE — PEP BAND Front Row — Lindo Christie, Deeno Dodge, Roger Shinkle, Dennis Nurse, Bette Krutzfeldt, Berlou Loge, Dionne Hilbert, Romo Stromberg, Vickie Mulder, Jane Schierholz. Bock Row — Darrel Dodge, Don Speck, Jim Jurgens, Ronald Rochuy, Mr. McCanless, Jim Hansen, Bill Hegna, Reinhard Riessen. CONTEST SOLOISTS Front Row — Helen Watts, Delores Sherman, Delores DeBoom, Mary Jo Romey. Back Row — Peggy Hinz, Joyce Ann Smith, Jan Bryont, Linda Lettengarver. Page Forty-four — 1959 ORACLE — CLARINET CLARINET QUARTET TRIO AND QUARTET JR. HIGH TRIO Susan Brendle, Kothie Foley, Billie Corol Potter, Helen Wotts, De- Susan Brendle, Dionne Fredericks, Vezino, Judy Uhe. lores Shermon, Corol Westphol Kothie Foley. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET FLUTE QUARTET BRASS SEXTET Lindo Lettengorver, DyAnn Tibbetts, Joonne Hoper, Connie Anderson, Front — Linda Christie, Dionne Deonna Kruckenberg, Rosemary Jock Peterson, Jill Jurgens. Hilbert, Barb Tuttle. Koostra. Middle — Terry Fahlenkamp, Danny Boyer. Bock — Eugene Walrod. WOODWIND TRIO CLARINET QUARTET JR. HIGH BRASS CHAMBER Carol Westphol, Connie Delores DeBoom, Berlou Lage, Front — Deena Dodge, Linda Nurse, Roxie Anderson, Jan Bryant. Kothie Miller, Mary Hansen. Goering. Bock — Charles Mann, Mary Zinn, R. Strom- berg, D. Speck. Page Forty-five — 1959 ORACLE — BRASS QUINTET Lindo Christie, Janie Schierholz, Cormen Hennings, Dionne Hilbert, Joonn Hinz, Roger Shinkle, Esther Rudy Riessen, Jim Jurgens. Bette Krutzfeldt, Romo Stromberg Denny, Dennis Nurse, Peggy Hinz. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET FRENCH HORN QUARTET Rosemary Koostra, Linda Fechter, Marsho Romey, Joyce Ann Smith, Joon Groen, Barb Tuttle, Joon Noonon. Joonn Hinz. BRASS SEXTET SAX SMALL CROUPS Front — Esther Denny, Joyce First Row — Vickie Mulder, Morge Robin- Ann Smith, Roger Shinkle. son, Pot Cooper, Kathie Reikofski. Back — Jim Jurgens, Reinhard Riessen, Bill Hegna. Middle Row — Don Speck, Meredith Linder, Jim Honsen. Back Row — Karen Menke, Ronald Rochuy. Page Forty-six 1959 ORACLE — MUSIC SUMMARY The Marching Band received a I rating at the State Marching Contest at Poca- hontas for the eighth consecutive year. Delores Sherman, the new majorette, received a I rating in the State Contest on her baton solo and on her flag twirling solo. The ensemble composed of Delores Sherman. Roxanne Goering, Konnie Anderson, Mary Zinn. and Dianne Fredericks, received a I rat- ing at the Tri-State Contest and at the State Contest. The band participated in the Tri-State Band Festival at Luverne and received a II rating. The band also was featured in the annual Homecoming Parade and performed at all the home football games. The Girls’ Chorus. Mixed Chorus, and Band performed at the annual Autumn Serenade. The Swing Stars played at the Junior Class Play. A vocal quartet consisting of Barb Tuttle, Jean Linder, Jim Jurgens, and Greg Donnenwerth sang in the All-State Chorus at Des Moines. The Girls’ Chorus and Mixed Chorus participated in the County Vocal Festival at Sutherland. Carol Westphal, Joyce Ann Smith, Janaan Bryant, and Linda Lettengarver play- ed in the Northwest Iowa Band at Cherokee. The highlight of the year was the Spring Band Concert. There are seventy-two band members this year. The contest for the concert band was held at Hartley. The small group contest was held at Humboldt where many instrumental small groups, vocal soloists, vocal groups, and instrumental soloists performed. TWIRLERS Konnie Anderson, Dionne Fredericks, Delores Shermon, Mary Zinn, Roxie Goering. Page Forty-seven — 1959 ORACLE — HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ CHORUS Page Forly-eight — 1959 ORACLE — MADRIGAL SEXTET Front Row — Peggy Hinz, Inge Bohrensen, Berlou Loge, Rosemory Koostro, Front Row — Berlou Loge, Joan Joyce Ann Smith, Borb Tuttle. Noonon, Barb Tuttle. Bock Row — Jim Hansen, J. Almgren, G. Donnenwerth, Jim Jurgens. ®ocl Row Joyce Smith, Rose- mory Koostro, Lenie Buddingh. TRIO VOCAL SOLOISTS SEXTET Carolyn Paulson, Morjorie Linder, Peggy Hinz, Greg Donnenwerth, Front — Julio Sondersfeld, Peggy Judy Johnson. Borb Tuttle, Rosemory Koostro. Hinz, Judy Johnson. Back — Morlene Nissen, Carolyn Paulson, K DeBoer. QUARTET MIXED OCTET Jim Hansen, Roger Shinkle, Front — Jeon Linder, Joan Noonan, Rosemory Koostro, Borb Tuttle. Arvon Glaser, Jim Jurgens. Back — Ronald Rachuy, Jon Almgren, Greg Donnenwerth, Jim Jurgens. Page Forly-nine — 1959 ORACLE — STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 — Bob Bleeke, Jeon Linder, Borb Tuttle, Roger Wohlert. Row 2 — Joan Noonon, Terry Fohlenkomp, Dick Lorenzen, Morlyn Sterk, Reinhard Riessen, Wayne White. QUILL AND SCROLL Mory Jo Romey, Mr. Borchard, Barb Tuttle. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1 — Linda Lettengarver, Barb Tuttle, K DeBoer, Jeanette Watts, Judy Schwien, Pat Cooper, Lorene Rounds. Row 2 — Jean Linder, Sue Snider, Marge Robinson, Shirley Krikke, Meredith Linder, Joci Foley. Row 3 — Rosie Koostra, DyAnn Tibbetts, Borb Heuer, Becky Bruegmann, Mary Lou Peterson, Delores Boetel, Joyce Ann Smith. Page Fifty — 1959 ORACLE — DECLAM Front Row — Sue Snider, Extemp.; Borb Heuer, Morsho Romey, Humorous; Jeanette Watts, Dromotic. Second Row — Borb Row, Dromotic; Audrey Rober, Interpretive; Mr. Houseman; Meredith Linder, Extemp.; Pat Talkington, Dramatic. Third Row — Marge Robinson, Extemp.; Pot Larson, Interpretive; Jim Ewoldt, Interpretive; Carol Potter, Oratorical. ONE-ACT PLAY ONE-ACT PLAY DEBATE ONE-ACT PLAY “The Pot Boiler “Fumed Oak' 'When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet'9 Greg Donnenwerth Jerry Hollond Curt Moermond Bob Bleeke Marsh a Romey Annelie Bohrensen Tom Brown Mr. Houseman Dick Lorenzen Jeanette Watts Mary Jo Romey Donno Philiph Mr. Hausemon Joyce Ann Smith Jean Linder Carol Potter Sue Snider Koren Menke Deanna Peorson Borb Raw Becky Bruegmonn Carol Potter Borb Heuer Page Fifty-one — 1959 ORACLE — JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “A MURDER HAS BEEN ARRANGED Directed by Mr. R. Houseman PREPARING THE SET LAST MINUTE ADJUSTMENTS Fronces Sampson and Mourine Cummings. Sue Snider and Mary Lou Peterson. THE AUDIENCE ARRIVES Kay Dries, Joyce Ann Smith, Dick Lorenzen, Rudy Ries- sen, Donna Philiph. TENSE MOMENTS THE SIGH OF RELIEF Curt Moermond, Morge Robinson, Sue Snider, Greg Donnenwerth. LeAnn Horders, Curt Moermond, Fronces Sampson, Scott Steinmetz, Mary Lou Peterson, Sue Snider, Tom Brown, Morge Robinson, Greg Donnen- werth. Page Fifty-two — 1959 ORACLE — FFA SENIOR OFFICERS Jerry Schwien, Gene White, Orion Lux, Charles Cooper, Reinhard Riessen, Croig Cooper, Mr. Moddick. The Hartley FFA Chapter has completed another successful year with 62 mem- bers. Ten of the members attended the State Convention in Sioux City. Nominations for the Iowa Farmer Award were Charles Cooper, Larry Winter- boer, and Jerry Holland. A graduate of 1958, David Lorch, was the Hartley nomina- tion for the American Farmer Degree. The Chapter Program of Work, Creed Speaker, and Extemporaneous Speaker all received Gold ratings at the Sub-District Contest and advanced to the District along with the Scrapbook, Secretary’s Book, and Treasurer’s Book. David Lorch was elected to the office of State Vice-President and will run for the State Presidency this year. The FFA Chapter has purchased a steam cleaner to be used by the members. The Chapter has also adopted a Constitution this year. One of the projects this year was a pest eradication contest. Daryl Wille is the National Duroc judging champion and Chuck Cooper is National Yorkshire judging champion. The local chapter’s team is the county livestock judging champ. Page Fifly-three — 1959 ORACLE — PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM Mr. Moddick, James Heimsoth, Kenny Philiph, Arvon Glaser, Arlyn White, Kenny Rosmussen, Denny Durst. JUNIOR FFA OFFICERS FFA ACTIVITIES James Heimsoth, Kenny Mundt, Cecil Lorch, Arlyn White, Wayne White. John Heimsoth, Creed Speaker; Orlan Lux, National Chorus; Daryl Wille, Extemporaneous; Reinhard Riessen, Public Speaker. Page Fifty-four n= — 1959 ORACLE — HOMECOMING SNAPSHOTS Stuffing the last napkin Class sponsor lending a hand Groce Rosmussen, Marilyn McCorty, Annelie Bohrensen. Ken Philiph, Helen Watts, Mr. Nelson. THE ROYAL COURT Rudy Riessen, Barb Tuttle, Monica Noonan, Bea Wills. Sue Snider, Esther Denny, Carolyn Tesch, Mary Jo Romey. Page Fifty-five Bea Wills, Rudy Riessen, Barb Tuttle, Monica Noonan. SWEET ‘N LOVELY ONWARD HARTLEY!! — 1959 ORACLE — SNAPSHOTS Page Fifty-six — 1959 ORACLE — SNAPSHOTS Page Fifty-seven 1959 ORACLE SNAPSHOTS Page Fifty-eight — 1959 ORACLE — SNAPSHOTS Page Fifty-nine — 1959 ORACLE — SNAPSHOTS Page Sixty — 1959 ORACLE — SNAPSHOTS Page Sixty-one _ 1959 ORACLE — SNAPSHOTS Page Sixly-trvo 1959 ORACLE — SNAPSHOTS Page Sixty-three — 1959 ORACLE — THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES THE JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS Front Row -— Konnie Anderson, Mory Zohn, Roxie Goering, Gory Robinson. Second Row — Lindo Christie, Arnie Gruhn, Deeno Dodge. Page Sixly-four — 1959 ORACLE — THE JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row — Croig Snider, Kenny Peterson, Mr. Burt, Kenny Specht, Ben Wiese. Middle Row — Kenny Hewitt, Lynn Sompson, Arnie Gruhn, Poul Stromberg. Bock Row — Lorron Swonson, Woyne Wille, Orlo Winterboer. JR. HIGH FLAG TWIRLERS JUNIOR HIGH FLOAT Linda Nurse, Billie Vezina, Lindo Christie. Page Sixty-five — 1959 ORACLE — Front Row — Dionne Fredericks, Judy Uhe, Linda Christie, Jeanie Buddingh, Connie Snider, Romo Stromberg. Back Row — Konnie Anderson, Mary Zinn, Cheryl Harms, Linda Nurse, Dionne Hilbert, Suson Brendle, Deeno Dodge. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Front Row — Carmen Hennings, Deeno Dodge, Roxie Goering. Back Row — Jeonie Buddingh, Judy Uhe, Bonnie Jacobson. THE JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row — Kenny Hewitt, Wayne Wille, Orlo Winterboer, Arnie Gruhn, Craig Snider. Back Row — Mike Benner, Dennis Stoterou, Greg Kaiser, Larron Swanson, Lynn Sampson, Paul Stromberg, Gory Robinson. Page Sixtjf-ux — 1959 ORACLE — Highest Prices for Cream, Eggs and Poultry THE HARTLEY CREAMERY Manufacturers of CLOVER ESSENCE BUTTER and DRIED BUTTERMILK Hartley, Iowa Phone 78 THE GOETSCH COMPANY THE HAND HOSPITAL I. C. PETERSON, Jr.. M. D. IVAN E. BROWN, M. D. Phone 108 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Page Sixty-seven — 1959 ORACLE — A DISTINCTIVE PRIVILEGE and extreme pleasure have been ours in having the production of this book. In appreciation to the staff, and the graduate, and undergraduate of our school, we wish continued success. SENTINEL PUBLISHING COMPANY W. R. Vezina. Publisher Hartley, Iowa RUBY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Ketelsen Hardware Stoves Paints Sporting Goods Electrical Appliances Bennett Texaco Station Wheel Balancing Goodrich Tires Havoline Oil WE GREASE TO PLEASE Phone 84 Hartley, Iowa ---- T. H. Miller, D.D.S., M.S. Dean and loyce's Hartley, Iowa Drive-In Steaks Chops Chicken CONGRATULATIONS Ice Cream to the Class of 1959 +—-— ¥ Phone 3491 Page Sixty-eight — 1959 ORACLE — Rich's Standard Service Good Luck to the Class of '59 Car Washing Lubrication Gas and Oil Phone 252 Hartley, Iowa ► h——- - - - •+ Bloemendaal Hatcheries PEDIGREE BABY CHICKS Hiway 18 Phone 155J Hartley, Iowa Specializing in BASKETFILLER WHITE LEGHORNS H Boyer Chevrolet Co. SALES and SERVICE BODY WORK Phone 238 Hartley, Iowa L J Swanson's Grocery MEAT GROCERIES FRUIT Phones 4 and 14 Hartley, Iowa t - - - - r r H j,.,— i - — ■ ■■■� ■■ � ■ ■ HOPERS AT HARTLEY Yours for Better Repairs Phone 106 (m ■— ■-! ■■■■-■■■ ■ ■ - 11 - ■ ■ � ■ ■« ■ • Security State Bank Hartley, Iowa MEMBER FDIC Best Wishes and Success to the Graduating Class of 1959 Ogg's Variety Store Friendly Service Quality Merchandise Lowest Prices Phone 38 Hartley, Iowa i Thietje and Hunt Building and Repairing LAMINATED RAFTERS Furniture Repair and Upholstering Phone 34 Hartley, Iowa Page Sixty-nine — 1959 ORACLE — Our Name is Your Guarantee BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Wille's Plumbing and Heating Phone 171 Hartley, Iowa I- H • Dr. F. E. Parker CHIROPRACTOR Phone 297 Hartley, Iowa L_ - - - - - - 4 + ...... . ’ 1 1 L_ - - -A The Park Hotel WISHES THE GRADUATING CLASS MUCH SUCCESS Hartley, Iowa Arlo's Station GREASE OIL WASH Phone 154 Hartley, Iowa +• 11 ,L r H . „ - - - - - - - - - - - -4- •¥- - J “ 1 ■ ■ ■ i i Treimer's i Insurance Agency Phone 149 Hartley, Iowa 1 Smith's Barber Shop BEST WISHES Hartley, Iowa Thiessen Lockers CHEAT U RITE STOP IN AND C US Phone 131 Hartley, Iowa K Cafe Grill 18 MEALS SHORT ORDERS FOUNTAIN Private Dining Room lor Your Parties Phone 94 • Page Seventy — 1959 ORACLE — Harold's Jewelry Expert Watch Repair ELGIN BULOVA WYLER Columbia Tru-Fit DIAMONDS ► -1 + Stoterau Oil Company JOHN STOTERAU. Proprietor Phone 1 Hartley Iowa ■V ‘ 1 r H K 1 ▼ Boost Farm Profits with Brinkert's Booster Feeds GRINDING and MIXING ON THE FARM Phone 268 Hartley. Iowa Lyle L. Shinkle Complete Insurance Service Since 1943 Phone 36 Hartley, Iowa r H Dr. P. E. Sweeney CHIROPRACTOR NCM and X-RAY Phone 446 Botsford Lumber Company WISHES MUCH SUCCESS to the GRADUATING CLASS of 1959 r 1 TL Ji ,r ,T ri ■ -1 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1959 Council Oak Stores H. Bojens, Mgr. HARTLEY. IOWA • Hartley Ready-Mix and Excavating Co. Virgil Vande Brake, Mgr. CEMENT PRODUCTS and BULL DOZING Phone 30 Hartley, Iowa Page Seventy-one — 1959 ORACLE — MEET ME AT ALMGREN'S !• H August's Shoe Shop SHOE and CANVAS REPAIR Shoe Sales Hartley, Iowa I J Mann and Mann GRAIN FEEDS SEEDS and COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS Hartley, Iowa Simmers' Dress Shop Ladies, Misses and Children's Wear For People Who Care HARTLEY, IOWA r H Buddingh's Painting WALLPAPER STEAMING Bill Buddingh Phone 151 Hartley, Iowa H Lorenzen Motor Company SALES and SERVICE Phone 7 Hartley, Iowa r i Hartley Electric R.E.A. WIRING and SUPPLIES G.E. APPLIANCES Phone 73 Hartley, Iowa | r 1 • H - —4� Reinke Body Shop Ray Reinke Body and Fender Repairing Wheel Alignment Painting Wrecker Service Phone 414J Hartley, Iowa Page Seventy-trvo — 1959 ORACLE — Butler's 1 D-X Good Luck to the Class of '59 Congratulations to the Hartley High School for a fine year in Athletics and Music. Car Washing Lubrication Gas Oil Hartley, Iowa Huntting Elevator Company GOLDEN SUN FEEDS Bulk Fertilizer Spreading Phone 221 Hartley Iowa Modern Dry Cleaners Mick and Mabel Griffith Phone 193 Hartley Iowa The Medlar Studio Fine Photography Spencer Iowa ORACLE PORTRAITS The Spencer Dental Society Spencer, Iowa Wishes the Class of 1959 Much Happiness Page Seventy-three — 1959 ORACLE — Les Snider's Service CITIES SERVICE GAS and OIL Tankwagon Service Cities Service Batteries Goodyear Tires Phone 8 Hartley, Iowa • •! f CONGRATULATIONS to the Class oi 1959 The Hub Clothiers for STYLE and QUALITY Dress Well ... You Can't Alford Not To Sam H. Leibsohn Thrifty Market Where Your Food Dollar GENERAL MERCHANDISE Goes Farther Headquarters for plus School Supplies, Clothing, etc. S H Green Stamps Hartley, Iowa Red's Cafe J. F. Anderson Lumber Company The Place to Meet . . . The Place to Eat Minnesota Paints FOUNTAIN SERVICE Robert I. Mulder, Mgr. GOOD LUCK Hartley, Iowa to the Class of 1959 ▼ T 1 “ ‘ 1 - “ —4� i Eddie Quinn Clothing CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1959 for MEN and BOYS Goering Barber Shop Spencer Iowa h 1 Hartley, Iowa .——— •• ■■ ♦ Page Sevenly-four — 1959 ORACLE — Hartley Feed Mill Y Bersheim's Garage FEEDS MOTOR TUNE-UP FARM SUPPLIES WHEEL BALANCING SEEDS OVERHAUL JOBS Phone 297 Hartley, Iowa Phone 93J Hartley, Iowa r 1 v 1-1 1 -H b 1 Burley's Appliance Philco Television Hartley Dry Cleaners MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE PROMPT ROPER PICK-UP and DELIVERY LP Gas Sales and Service Coleman Blend-Air Heating Phone 177 Hartley, Iowa Phone 194J Hartley, Iowa Hartley Farm Service Buntrock-Salie Studio PURINA CHOWS Distinctive Photography DeKALB CHIX Storm Lake Iowa Bob Eilers Hartley, Iowa ORACLE PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 ► • Morony Clothing Spencer Music Supply Spencer, lowo Spencer, lowo Tanda Jewelry Spencer, Iowa Spencer Daily Reporter and Sunday Times The Woman's Shop Spencer, Iowa Bergstrom Office Supply Spencer, lowo Page Seventy-five — 1959 ORACLE — Autographs Page Seventy-six mrrmzL iS x ' X . v cyr 5© .VEW S Wt5 ?: ■ 5’ a j • 1 -V 'f . 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