Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1964 volume:

r of HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL Hartley, Iowa . . . edited and published by the Journalism class of 1963-64. . . . printed by the Hartley Sentinel It is with pleasure that we present the 1963-64 Oracle, the pictorial record of the school year. In keeping with the cover design, our theme has been based on chess. This year has been one of moves . . . typical of the game of chess. The major move to the new high school building . . . lesser moves in class periods and scheduling ... all moves designed, of course, to make winners out of Hartley students, in all phases of life, both in and out of school. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Page Heading 1 2. - 3. Dedication New Building 4 Oracle and Echo Staffs 5 Oracle Queen 6. Oracle Attendants, Oracle Staff and Quill and Scroll 7 Teacher of the Year and School Board 8. - 9 Faculty 10 V 11. - 28 Secretary, Cooks, Custodians Seniors 29. - 32 Juniors 33. - 36 Sophomores 37. - 40 Freshmen 41. - 50 Athletics 51. - 64 Fine Arts 65. - 70 Organizations 71. - 74. Snapshots — THE 1964 ORACLE — To you, Mr. Borchard, whom we will long remember, honor, and respect for your years of guidance in preparing us for the future, we dedicate this 1964 Oracle. Mr. Borchard attended high school at Spencer. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree at Wayne State Teachers College at Wayne, Nebraska, and his Master of Arts degree at the University of South Dakota at Vermillion, South Dakota. He came to Hartley in 1954 as an English teacher and became principal in 1956. He stepped up to the position of superintendent this year. We will always appreciate the guidance that Mr. Borchard has given us. Page One — THE 1964 ORACLE — 1963 1964 Construction on our new Hartley High School began July 15, 1962. Karl Keffer Associates, Des Moines, were the architects. Contractors were: general - Sioux Contractors, Sioux City; mechanical - Webster Plumbing and Heating, Spencer; electrical - Bobs Electric, Remsen. The school was completed on September 2, 1963. Fine facilities have been provided in our new school. A good example of this would be the home economics, ag. and shop departments. The shelves under the win- dows and closets in each classroom provide adequate storage space for teacher’s ma- terials. The many fine points of the school are too numerous to mention. SCIENCE LAB. HOME EC. ROOM Page Tn o — THE 1964 ORACLE — SHOP TYPING CLASS LIBRARY STUDY HALL Page Three LITTLE THEATRE BAND ROOM THE 1964 ORACLE — Marlene Norling Karen Romey ORACLE DEPARTMENT HEADS Editors-in-Chief: Karen Romey, Marlene Norling Assistant Editor: Karolyn Gonnerman Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Lois Mosley Senior Advisors: Jan Linder, Kella Klinker Business Manager: Linda Torner Circulation Manager: Sue Luinstra Script Writers: Dee Ann Crowner, Donna Kluender Staff Artist: Larry Enright Faculty Editor: Linda Lloyd Class Editors: Edna Warburton,, Sharon Swenson, Wayne Smith, Lonnie Fahlenkamp Athletics Editors: Ronnie Gruhn, Jerry Morfitt, Dan Rohlf, Frankie Stanley Activities: Vaun Olhausen, Jackie Boetel, Robert Wohlert Organizations: Tom Epping, Dennis Feller Photo Chief: Charles Stearns, assisted by Gary Gonnerman Billie Vezino Mary Anderegg ORACLE AND ECHO STAFFS Row one: Gary Gonnerman, Wayne Smith, Sue Luinstra, Kella Klinker, Jockie Boetel, Edna Warburton, Charles Stearns. Row two: Lonnie Fahlenkamp, Karolyn Gonnerman, Frankie Stanley, Jan Linder, Donna Kluender, Vaun Olhausen, Robert Wohlert. Row three: Dennis Feller, Sharon Swenson, Linda Lloyd, Tom Epping, Jerry Morfitt, Linda Torner, Dee Ann Crowner. Back row: Ronnie Gruhn, Dan Rohlf, Mrs. Mosley. Page Four — THE 1964 ORACLE — ORACLE ATTENDANTS Sondy Gothmon, Jone Siebersma, Mary Anderegg, Maureen McCarty. QUILL AND SCROLL Front Row: Marlene Norling, Karen Romey, Mary Anderegg, Mrs. Mosley. Back Row: Karolyn Gonnerman, Linda Lloyd, Sharon Swenson, Gary Gonnerman, Kello Klinker, Jan Linder, Donna Kluender. Page Six Our moves this past year were guided by the Kings and Queens and governed by the board of education. Scorekeeper was Karla Thiessen. Nourishment for the tournament was furnished by Dorothy Steen, Blanche Cummings, Lillian Klinker, and Helen Berry. Sanitary engineers in charge of keeping our playing board clean were Ld Rons and Herman DeYoung. 3a BS®g5w r.'-.-'VJ - -� • .' wfiArj � s - y f. V vV, V ‘: THE 1964 ORACLE — 4 TEACHER OF THE YEAR The Oracle staff is very happy to honor Mr. Audley DeGraaf as “Teacher of the Year . Mr. DeGraaf has been a member of the Flartley faculty since 1954. From 1950-195 he was the high school coach and English teacher at Calumet. As one of our all-around teachers, he teaches psychology, sociology and economics; he has taught diivers training in the past. He now serves as athletic director and full-time guidance counselor. BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting: Dr. J. C. Peterson, Richard Anderson, Vaun Gonnerman, president. Merle Vogt, Myrl Groff. Standing: Harry Olhousen, secretary, Howord Borchord, superintendent, Ed Popp, treasurer. Page Seven — THE 1964 ORACLE — FACULTY FRED BROWER Principal MRS. LOIS MOSLEY English, Journalism STEPHEN FELTY English, Speech MRS. MARY RICHARDS Spanish TED SMITS Mathematics, Science OLIVER ABBOTT GLENN WEHRKAMP JAMES GRIDER Science Mathematics History Boys' Basketball Coach Ciris' Basketball Coach Page Eight — THE 1964 ORACLE — NORMAN KLUESS Commercial Arts MRS. MYRNA LUX Home Economics JAMES LESNAR Vocational Agriculture TOM RICHARDS Senior Band CORWIN INGRAM Typing, Coach, Commercial Lan , Driver's T raining ROBERT LINDGREN Vocal Music SUSAN PETERSON Girls Physical Education WALTER KELLEY Business Education Page Nine GORDON McKINSTREY Government, Librarian — THE 1964 ORACLE — SECRETARY COOKS Korlo Thiessen Lillian Klinker, Blanche Cummings, Dorothy Steen, Helen Berry. CUSTODIANS Ed Rons, Herman DeYoung HARTLEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The activities of the Hartley Education Association of the Hartley school were many during the 1963-1964 school year. The officers were Bill Blair, president; Gordon McKinstrey, vice president; Walter Kelley, treasurer; and Marjorie Ehlers, secretary. The H. E.A. again presented a faculty show to raise money for scholarships for individuals who plan to go into the teaching profession. This year’s show consisted of a hillbilly skit. They held four social meetings throughout the year. These were the fall picnic, the Christmas party, the county council dinner, and the spring picnic. This year the faculty members entertained the board members and their wives at the spring picnic. Four business meeetings were also held. Various discussions and talks were given on new methods of teaching and other phases of the education field. Page Ten Bishops, moving diagonally across the board, have made their last move. The best of luck as they enter their next round of tournament. — THE 1964 ORACLE — MARY ANDEREGG — It's the good girls who keep a diary; bad girls never have time ' Transferred from Everly 10th grade. Majorette 1, Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-4, Chorus Officer 4, Girls' Chorus 1 -2-3-4, Madrigal 3, Basketball 1, Pep Club 1-3-4, Class Officer 1-4, Publica- tions 3-4, Echo Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Cheerleader A -4 B -3, Homecoming Attendant 1, Oracle At- tendant 4, Junior Class Play 3. KONNIE JEAN ANDERSON — Good stu- dent, good companion, good athlete, and good friend. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Contest Solo 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Girls' Basketball 1-2-3-4, All High School Play 1-2, Junior Class Play 3, Pep Club 1, Honor Club 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, F.T.A. 4, Class Officer 2-3-4, Band President 3, Sec. of Honor Club 3, Homecoming At- tendant 2-3, Oracle Attendant 2-3, School Publications 1, Band Queen 4, Musical 4. LARRY BACK — Drive toward others as you would have them drive toward you. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Group 3-4, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Judging Team 2-3, De- clam 4, Swing Band 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, Musical 4. BRUCE BETHKE — If I had it to do all over again, I wouldn't have the strength. Football bAanager 2-3, Basketball Manager 2-3-4, Track Man- ager 1-2-3-4, Publications 3, Declam 4. CURTIS BUDDINGH — Whenever you see a man opening the door of a car for his girl, you can be sure that either the car or the girl is new. Football 1-2-3 4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, H Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3, All School Play 3. DEE ANN CROWNER — I wouldn't mind the meek inheriting the earth if I could be sure they wouldn't stay meek after they inherited it. Girls' Chorus 1-2- 3-4, F.T.A. 2-3-4, School Publications 4, Musical 4. TOM EPPING — You're a success if ycu own the smallest cars and the largest power mower in the neighborhood. Mixed Chorus 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Publi- cations 3-4. LONNIE FAHLENKAMP — Live fast, love hard, and die young. Track 1-4, Base- ball 1-2-3, Basketball 1-3, F.F.A. 2- 3-4, Judging Team 2, School Publi- cations 4. Page Eleven — THE 1964 ORACLE — JANE HANSEN — A father who wants his children to get an education these days may have to pull a few wires . . . the television wires, the hi-fi wires, and the radio wires. Band 1-2-3-4, Girls Chorus 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Bosket- boll 1-2-3, F.T.A. 2-3-4, Pep Club 1, Honor Club 2-3-4, F.T.A. Officer 3, School Publications 1-2-3, Science Fair Winner 2, Swing Band 4, Musical 4, Chorus Officer 4. EDWIN HARDERS — May bad luck follow you the rest of your life. F.F.A. 1 - 2-3-4. TERRY HARTMANN — Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on I lie down until it passes over. Mixed Chorus 1-2, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 1 -2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, H Club 3-4, Student Council 4, Closs Officer 4. CARMEN HENNINGS — Arguing with her is like trying to blow out an electric light bulb. Band 1, Basketball 1-2, All High School Play 1-2-3-4, Contest Play 2-3-4, Declam 2, Junior Class Play 3, Debate 3-4, F.T.A. 1 -2-3-4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Honor Club 4, Oracle At- tendant 1, Oracle Queen 4. KENNY HEWITT — I read thot a form of baseball was a favorite sport among the Greeks, I do remember something about a Homer. Mixed Chorus 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, All High School Play 3, H Club 2-3-4, Student Council 3, H Club Officer 3-4, Declam 4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4. MARY HOFF — Ordinarily I never chase after a man, but this one is getting away. Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2- 3-4, Small Groups 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Junior Class Play Enter. 3, F.H.A. 4. BOB IDSO — The only thing I want out of school is myself. Chorus 1-2, Foot- ball 2, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 4, Declam 4. BOB ISCHE — Minute man — Studies o minute and then quits. Band 1-2- 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3, Junior Class Play 3, All High School Play 3, Band Officer 3, H Club 3-4, H Club Officer 4, Class Officer 2-3, Musical 4. Page T rvelve — THE 1964 ORACLE — DONNA FUNK — When a girl finds out she is not the only pebble on the beach she usually becomes a little bolder (boulder). Mixed Chorus 3-4, Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Musi- cal 4. PAT GATHMAN — Most of man's in- ventions have been time savers . . . then came television. Girls' Chorus 1, FHA 4. ROXANNE GOERING — American stu- dents wait until they graduate before taking over the world; students in other countries are demanding it in their freshman year. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Group 1-2-3-4, Twirler 1-2-3-4, Cheer- leader B 1-2 A 3-4, All School Play 1-2, Junior Class Play 3, Pep Club 1- 2-3-4, F.T.A. 2-4, Honor Club 2-3-4, Pep Club Officer 4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Band Officer 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Science Fair Winner 1-2-3, Declam 2-4, National Honor Society 4. KEN GONNERMAN — The mark of a true executive is usually illegable. Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3, All High School play 3, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, FTA 4, H Club 2- 3-4, F.F.A. Officer 2-3-4, Student Council 3, Class Officer 4. DON GROFF — The number of blasts that come from auto horns in a traffic jam is equal to the sum of the square at the wheel. Football 1-2-3. Page Thirteen SANDRA GROEN — Give a man enough rope and he slips; give a woman enough and she makes a marriage knot. Band 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Pep Club 1, F.H.A. 4, F.H.A. Officer 4, Musical 4. TOM GONNERMAN — Tell me your dreams, your hopes, and your dimen- sions. Football 1, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Judging Team 1-2-3-4. RODNEY GROEN — He excels in initia- tive, group integration and responsive- ness; now if he'd only learn to read and write. Mixed Chorus 1 -4, Boys' Chorus 1-4, Football 1, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 4, School Publications 3, Science Fair Winner 1, F.T.A 4, Mus- ical 4, F.F.A. Judging Team 1-2. — THE 1964 ORACLE — GREG KAISER— A wise mon knows every- thing, a shrewd one everybody. Footboll 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Trock 1-2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3, All High School Play 3, F.T.A. 4, F.T.A. Officer 4, Mix- ed Chorus 1 -2, Boys' Chorus 1, Student Council 3-4, Student Council Officer 4, H Club 2-3-4, Class Officer 1 -2. CHERYL KERN — Education . . . what's over after you've forgotten the facts. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Solo 1-2-3, Junior Class Play 3, Honor Club 2-3-4, Class Officer 1, Swing Band 4, Contest Play 4, Declam 4, F.H.A. Officer 4, Musical 4. DENNIS KLINKER — Greater men have lived, but I doubt it. Football 1-2- 3-4, Basketball Manager 1-2, Baseball 2-3, Trock 1-2, H Club 1-2-3 4, Class Officer 4, School Publications 3. KELLA KLINKER — If you're not con- fused, you're not well informed. Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Solo Contest 2-3-4, F.T.A. 2-3-4, Hon- or Club 2-3-4, Publications 3-4, Musical 4, Declam 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4. BEV KLUENDER— Nowadays some people expect the door of opportunity to be opened with an electric eye. Girls' Chorus 1-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-3-4, Vocal Small Groups 1-3-4, Vocal Solo 3, Pep Club 1, Chorus Officer 4, Musi- col 4. CAROL LAGE — Short skirts hove a tend- ency to make men polite. Have you ever seen men get on a bus ahead of one? Band 2-3-4, Smoll Groups 1-2- 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1, All High School Ploy 1, Pep Club 1-2, Cheerleader B 2, Honor Club 2-3-4. JAN LINDER — Some people thrist after fame, some after money, but every- body thrists after popcorn. Band 1 - 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3- 4, Pep Club Officer 4, Publications 2-4, F.T.A. 3-4, F.H.A. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Declam 3-4, Junior Class Ploy 3, Sports Writer for Sentinel 4. BONNIE JACOBSON — There are no homely women, just lazy ones. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2, B Team Cheerleader 2, Pep Club Officer 1, F.H.A. 4. Page Fourteen — THE 1964 ORACLE — LINDA LLOYD — I don't take gifts from perfect strangers . . . but then, no- body's perfect. Transfer from Jack- son, Minn. 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Latin Club 2, Girls' Recre- ational Club 1, School Publications 3- 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Club 4, Declam 4, Musical 4. SUE LUINSTRA — Remember when you fly to Bermuda, be sure to take a plane. Band 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Mix- ed Chorus 1, School Publications 4. CHARLES MANN — Any car will last a lifetime if you are a careless driver. Band 1-2-3-4, Inst. Small Groups 1-2- 3-4, Inst. Solo 2, Boys' Chorus 1-4, All State Quartet 4, Mixed Chorus 1 -2-3-4, Vocal Small Groups 4, Science Fair Winner 1-2-3, Musical 4. MARLENE MEYER — When there is some- thing to be done she does it. Girls' Chorus 1, Pep Club 3-4, F.H.A. 4, F.T.A. 2. DON MIELKE — Same old story, boy gets dog, boy loses dog, boy finds dog. Track 2, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 4. MARLENE NORLING — Till draft do us part. Band 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Girls' Chorus 2-3-4, Vocal Small Groups 1-2-3, Vocal Solo 3, Pep Club 3, F.T.A. 3-4, School Publications 3-4, Oracle Co-editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4. JANICE PAULSON — A smile hos im- mense face value. Girls' Chorus 1-2- 3-4. JOEL PECK — At last! After years of in- tense study for the concert stage, I am now prepored to offer my services as an accomplished male baby-sitter. Band 1-2-3-4, Inst. Small Groups 2-3-4, Inst. Solo 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vocal Small Groups 1-2-3-4, All State Chorus 3-4, Vocal Solo 3-4, Boys' Chorus 1-4, Musical 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3. Page FiUeen — THE 1964 ORACLE — ED SCHIERHOLZ — Whoever thinks of going to bed before 12:00 is o scoun- drel. Mixed Chorus 2, Football 1, Track 1, H Club 1-2, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 4. KAREN SCHWARTING — I don't core how you spell my name, I'll change it someday. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club Officer 4, School Publications 3. WAYNE SMITH — The more I see women, the better I like my hogs. Track 1, School Publications 4, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Judging Team 3-4, F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team. CRAIG SNIDER — Now there's a lad that's got what it takes to become a star fullback, speed, power, and a girl that makes straight A's. Mixed Chorus 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Base- ball 1-2-3-4, Junior Closs Play 3, All High School Play 2-3, H Club 2-3-4, Contest Ploy 4, Honor Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Student Council 2. CHARLES STEARNS — Nothing separates the men from the boys like the cost of automobile insurance. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 3, Football 2, Track 1- 2- 3, School Publications 4, F.F.A. 1-2- 3- 4, F.F.A. Judging Team 2-3. LARRON SWANSON — No matter how the football team travels to the game, they all end up riding the coach. Mix- ed Chorus 1 -2-3, Boys' Chorus 1 -4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Contest Play 2, Junior Class Play 3, F.F.A. 1, H Club 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Judging Team 1, Science Fair Winner 1, Musical 4. JEANNIE SWENSON — He hasn't actu- ally kissed me yet, but he steamed my glasses a couple of times. Tronsfer from Spencer 3, Speech Contest 4, F.H.A. 4, Declam 4. GREGORY TAYLOR — Modern paintings are like women, you'll never enjoy them if you try to understand them. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vocal Small Groups 3- 4, Boys' Chorus 1-4, Track 1-2-3-4, H Club 1-2-3-4, Science Fair Winner 1-2-3, Declam 4, Musical 4. Page Sixteen — THE 1964 ORACLE — DARYL RACHUY — He drives on the suicide of the rood. Boys' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1. KEITH RACHUY — Only man among living things, soys prayers, or needs to. Mixed Chorus 1-2. GLEN RECHER — Summer is the time when it's too hot to do the things it was too cold to do in the winter. F.F.A. 2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 4. DEAN RIESSEN — But I ain't done noth- in. F.F.A. 2-3-4, Track 1-2. GARY ROBINSON — Casanova's dead, Romeo's gone, but I'm still here and haven't quit yet. Football 1-2-3, Track 1-2, Boys' Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1 -2, Boys' Chorus 1 -2, Honor Club 2-3-4, Class Officer 2-3, Echo Staff 2-3, Student Council 3-4, H Club 3-4, Debate 3, Debate Judge 4, Senior Usher 3, Junior Class Play 3, Student Council Officer 4. KAREN ROMEY — I've used three kiss proof lipsticks and I still don't know if it works. Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vocal Small Groups 2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3, Pep Club 1-2, F.T.A. 3-4, School Publica- tions 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Oracle Co-editor 4, DOUGLAS RUBY — In America we can say what we think, and even if we can't think, we can soy it anyway. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vocal Solo 3-4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, H Club 3-4, Boys' Chorus 4, Declom 3-4, Musical 4, Science Fair Winner 1. BEVERLY SAUER — Enjoy yourself. It is later than you think. Band 1-2-3-4, Inst. Small Groups 3-4, Basketboll 1, Pep Club 1-2-3, Swing Band 4, Musical 4, F.H.A. 4. Page Seventeen — THE 1964 ORACLE — DOUGLAS THEE — Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we go to school. Mixed Chorus 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Foot- boll 3, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Declam 4. DIXIE TORNER — It's hard to know ex- actly when one generation ends, and the next one begins. But it's somewhere around nine o'clock at night. Trans- fer from Spencer 1 Oth grade, Pep Club 2-3-4, F.H.A. 4. BILLIE VEZINA — I marvel at the strength of stitches that bind the seams of Capri britches. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Flag Twirler 1- 2- 3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 3- 4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Voice Solo 1-2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3, All High School Play 3, Pep Club 1, Chorus Of- ficer 4, School Publications 2-3-4, Echo Co-editor 4, F.T.A. 4, Speech Contest 4, Student Director Musical 4. CONNIE WALROD — A week-end is when you slow down to let the strain go by. Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus 3, All School Play 3, Pep Club 2-3-4. RONALD WINTERBOER — A man will sometimes devote all his life to the de- velopment of one part of his body, the wishbone. Football 1, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 2-3-4, F.F.A. Contest 1-3. MARY ZAHN — A certain friction be- tween the generations is inevitable that's because the young and old have all the answers and those in between are stuck with the questions. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Cheer- leader A 3-4, Cheerleader B 2, Junior Class Play 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Honor Club 2-3-4, F.T.A. 4, Class Officer 1, Student Coun- cil Officer 4, School Publications 2-3, F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 3, Inst. Solo 4, Senior Homecoming Attendant 4, Science Fair Winner 1-2-3, Declam 4, National Honor Society. Page Eighteen — THE 1964 ORACLE — SANDRA GROEN DON GROFF ROXIE GOERING KEN GONNERMAN Let's try this onother woy. Let's see MC2(X3x3Y)x Nothing like Playboy Which is rounder, my 4(X2x22) - Kawpowee!!! in storybook form. face or the boll? BONNIE JACOBSON DOUG RUBY DIXIE TORNER MARY ZAHN Tastes good like a wash- My horse is missing What? Me o pick up? Started high in the world, rag should. something. BONNIE JACOBSEN I'm walking proud. CHARLES STEARNS don't have to tell you everything I do. CONNIE WALROD This is a heck of a way to go through life. MARLENE MEYER And he didn't even wave. . . BEVERLY SAUER JAN LINDER MARY HOFF TOM EPPING Did you soy Milford? You said you love me ? Bring on the main course. Please mother, I'd rather do it myself. Page Nineteen — THE 1964 ORACLE — BOB IDSO BOB ISCHE EDDIE SCHIERHOLTZ DOUG THEE Did you soy Boos ? Fooled you agoin, huh? You want me to give my You'll never guess where report, huh? I came from. LONNIE FAHLENKAMP CHERYL KERN JEANIE SWENSON LINDA LLOYD Ah, tell me it ain't on He loves me, he loves Tell me I'm shorp. And 15 rahs for the apple. me not. teom. JANE HANSEN TERRY HARTMAN CAROL LAGE MARLENE NORLING Who hocked the clutch? And the one that got a- Why I'd love to dance Who was that was just way was That long . with you. here? KAREN ROMEY TOM GONNERMAN RODNEY GROEN KELLA KLINKER I'll get it one way or Hello Mr. Dohnahey. And a 1 and a 2. Friends, Romans, Coun- another. trymen .... Page TIvent} — THE 1964 ORACLE — KENNY HEWITT LARRY SWANSON CARMEN HENNINGS DENNIS KLINKER All right McKinstrey, I've And then there was the When's he coming? Don't you wish you were had just about enough. . . time I scored . . . conceited? MARY ANDREGG DARYL RACHUY O.K. So what do you This little piggy . . wont. JOEL PECK DONNA FUNK Come on dad, she's I don't care what you waiting. think. CHARLES MANN GREG TAYLOR BEV KLUENDER BILLIE VEZINA But Mom, it's 90 degrees 0. K., who took my Ya, I kind of liked my Wow, what a doll, out here. guitar. outfit, too. GLENN RECHER SUE LUINSTRA WAYNE SMITH GREG KAISER All right Lindgren, here Guess who's here. Get your big fat saw off Want to run 'em son? I am. my worm. Page Txvenly-one — THE 1964 ORACLE — i DEAN RIESSEN JANICE PAULSON CRAIG SNIDER DEE ANN CROWNER I said no, and I mean no. Either you fill that gas One more step and you've I hope you like my ploy tank or I'll . . . had it. suit. KEITH RACHUV DON MIELKE KAREN SCHWARTING LARRY BACK Look, what I just picked Another flot tire. Strike up the band. I'll never moke the team, up. GARY ROBINSON RONNIE WINTERBOER CURT BUDDINGH I'll be Mott Dillon, you Ya, I'm going to be a reol But momo, it's Jeon's! be Kitty. farmer some doy. PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE EDWIN HARDERS Hoven't chonged much. PAT GATHMAN BRUCE BETHKE Okay, hand me the comb I've heard of nightmares, and brush. but this is ridiculous. Page Twenty-two - THE 1964 ORACLE — CLASS HISTORY Contrary to popular notion, chess is easy to learn even if it did take us thirteen years to learn the basic moves. We started our nerve-straining mill of tournament competition September 3, 1931, with Miss Wanda Snow as our instructor. The forty players on the way to the championship level were: Lola Peters, Jill Peterson, Billie Vezina, Karen Weimer, Nancy Dries, Sandy Gutknecht, Romona Hall, Jane Hansen, Vicki Hickman, Mary Hoff, Bonnie Jacobson, Kella Klinker, Carol Lage, Jan Linder, Konnie Anderson, Carlene Arends, Patty Bruegmann, Jolene Beyers, Cherie Christensen, Dee Ann Crowner, Kathy Foley, Roxie Goering, Sandy Groen, Larry Back, Curtis Buddingh, Harry Dysard, Lonnie Fahlenkamp, Mike Gonnerman, Jimmy Howard, Greg Kaiser, Keith Rachuy, Douglas Ruby, Craig Snider, Kenny Hewitt, Gary Robinson, Mike Benner, Dennis Klinker, Charles Mann, Timmy McCarty, Karen Romey, and Norman Pauls. We gained more knowledge of chess in the next two years with Miss Esther Coons and Miss Lucille Torpy, as our instructors. Now conceived to show our maneuvers of warfare, our 41 players were divided into two armies headed by Mrs. Lucille Van Hauen and Miss Donna Almelien, when our class was split for the first time. Considering that chess is a quiet, inactive game we exerted three years of hard work with Miss Jean Leming, and Miss Barbara Hobart in the fourth grade. Miss Jackie Miller and Miss Barbara Schuh, in fifth grade, and Miss Arlene Schmidt and Mrs. Lola Hermanson in sixth grade as our instructors before we entered our next round of tournament play. While learning the moves is simple, mastery of the game requires a unique unex- plainable talent thus we lost Lola Peters, Mike Gonnerman, Cheryl Kern, Harry Dysard, Lyle Shaeffer, and Romona Hall because of their moves. We lost Jill Peterson while in kindergarten because of death. The fascination of our game lured Chuck Stearns, Carmen Hennings, Daryl Rachuy, Tom Epping, Ed Schierholz, Joel Peck, Jimmy Schade, Bev Sauer, Mary Zahn, Don Groff, Don Mielke, Janice Paulson, Glen Recher, Karen Schwarting, Mary Heimsoth, Larry Swanson, Greg Taylor, Doug Thee, Bev Kluender and Ron Winterboer, to join us for our preparation in tournament play. Our second round of play was “a rapid transit before entering final round of the tournament. For two years instructors Mr. Robert Burt, Mrs. Grace Anderson, Miss Ruth Hoekman, and Miss Marie Butler gave us insight before our final big move. Our playing board moved to the Legion Hall for our eighth grade year. I do not want to play chess” oaths were taken by Nancy Dries, Cheri Christensen, Mike Benner, Lynn Kindred, and Vicki ReMillard when they left our preparation for the final round of play. The pleasure of winning in the final round attracted Dean Riessen, Bob Idso, Page Txvenly-three — THE 1964 ORACLE — Class History continued Donna Funk, Bruce Bethke, Ken Gonnerman Rodney Groen, Edwin Harders, Tom Gonnerman, Terry Hartmann, Marlene Meyer, Connie Walrod, Dennis Wohlert, Cheryl Kern, Carolyn Hilbert, and Marlene Norling, to our class. Our playing shifted as we took our place in Hartley High School to begin the final round of play. The major predicament that met us was against the Bishops in the week of Pawn (Freshman) initiation. We managed to save our king. “It’s Time To Beat Alta” was our theme for our entry in the homecoming parade. 1961-62 found us advanced in our play to rooks. We had “Stars In Our Crown until our homecoming entry burned down. This year we gained many new players in the tournament: Chuck Arthur, Mary Anderegg, Mary Lu Lorch, Sue Luinstra, Joan Holland, and Dixie Tomer. With strategy against our kings and queens we became the kinghts of the tournament. We had five new students who quailfied for the last major moves of the tournament game: Danny Cooper, Linda Lloyd, Wayne Smith, Jeannie Swenson and Robert Ische. As knights we found oursleves challenged to do more and greater things. The challenge was met by capitalizing all of our learning from previous instructors. “We’re Expecting Victory was a very fitting title for our homecoming entry. “Dirty Work At the Crossroads , a “mellerdrama” was a successful maneuver. We Knights enter- tained the Bishops and other nobility the night of May I I with West Side Story. Time is always on the players’ mind. In important tournaments the time limit is rigidly enforced. Thirteen years have passed since we entered our tournament play. Many players who failed to get in good physical condition have reduced our class to 62 in this last round of play. Those lost were Mary Lu Lorch, Joan Holland, Tom Nielson, Marlene Norling, Donna Funk, Mary Heimsoth, Dan Cooper, Pat Brueg- mann, Dennis Wohlert, Chuck Arthur, Jill Jurgens, Loren Sterk, and Carolyn Hilbert. We Bishops had the pawns in a fix during freshman initiation week when our playing board once again shifted to the new school which was completed shortly before the school year began. Before final victory of the tournament, we were entertained by the knights. At last the Checkmate, graduation, on May 28, 1964, we will have captured our opponent’s king. While we have found the fundamentals were easy to grasp, we had to practice a great deal to become good players. But until then, remember, protect your king. Long Live Your King!” Page Twenty-four - THE 1964 ORACLE — FIRST GRADE PICTURE Bock Row (left to right) - Cheri Christensen, Jon Linder, Bonnie Jocobson, Kella Klinker, Corol Loge, Konnie Anderson, Jill Jurgens, Vicki Remillard. Second Row (left to right) - Miss Coons, Dee Ann Crowner, Kothy Foley, Greg Kaiser, Doug Ruby, Lorry Bock, Charles Mann, Keith Rochuy, Sandy Groen, Sondy Gutnecht. Front Row (left to right) - Mary Hoff, Patty Bruegmann, Carmen Hennings, Karen Weimer, Roxie Goering, Nancy Dries, Lonnie Fohlenkomp, Curtis Buddingh. Floor (left to right) - Dennis Klinker, Kenny Hewitt, Craig Snider, Harry Dysord, Timmy McCarty. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ARTICLE I We, the Bishops of Hartley High, county of O'Brien, state of Iowa, United Stales of America, Western Hemisphere, being of sound mind, we willingly, do leave to our friends this last will and testament. I, Sue Luinstra, will my old Profile Bread, my dieting books, my dieting pills and all my ex- perience with diets to Barbara Amundson. We must stick together. I, Konnie Anderson, who likes to go ware, will to Linda Tomer my red hair. I, Chuck Stearns, will my ability to get along with girls to Robert Wohlert, so the underclass gals can have an idol. We, Mary Zahn and Roxie Goering, will our cheerleading ability to Carla Ruby so she may lead the team to victory. I, Gary Robinson, with my gay features will to Kenny Groen my way with Mr. Brower. I, Karen Romey, will my gift of gab to Carol Anderson so next years seniors will keep informed. I, Larry Back, will my manly physique to Robert Schmidt so the future seniors class will have a Hercules. I, Linda Lloyd, leave my neat appearance to Susanne Pearson so she can be the shining ex- ample of Hartley High. I, Larry Swanson, will my fondness for lunch- room food to Richard Powers so the hot lunch program will thrive next year. We, Eddie Schierholz and Bob Idso, will our love of dealing with government terms such as Mayor’s Court, town cop, etc. to the seniors of next year, so the town of Hartley can have a prosperous year. Page Twenty-five — THE 1964 ORACLE — Last Will and Testament continued I, Don Mielke, with my old Ford car will it to Ronnie Fahlenkamp, he won’t go very far. I, Greg Kaiser, a great lover boy, will this ability to Gary Gonnerman; it will bring him great joy- 1, Kenny Flewitt, a renowned athlete, will to Jamer Potter my lightness on the feet. I, Keith Rachuy, will my smoke-ring blowing ability to Chuck Arthur This isn’t in effect until school is out. I, Doug Thee, will my “extra no-doze” pills to Dick Schwien, Merle Ebel, and Dale Rost. We, Carol Lage and Bonnie Jacobson, will our clarinet ability to Karen Jacobs for she needs it. I, Sandy Groen, will my sparkling diamond to anybody who wants it. I, Joel Peck, will my ability to play the guitar to Vaun Olhausen so he can appreciate good music for a change. I, Tom Gonnerman, will to James Johnson a six-popper Chevy so he can drive a good car. ARTICLE. II I, DeeAnn Crowner, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeth my love of the back seat of sta- tion wagons to Sharon Swenson. We, Marlene Meyer and Jan Linder, who like to dance, will to Edna Warburton, our ways of romance. I, Bob Ische, a playboy at heart, leave to Larry Enright my love of art. I, Tom Epping, who in back used to sit, just plain leave and be glad of it. Page Tivent )-six I, Kella Klinker, will my giggle to the entire junior class, so HHS will be cheerful next year. I, Pat Gathman, will absolutely nothing to my sister Sandy, because she already has everything I own. I, Jane Hansen, will my hot drum sticks to Dennis Sterk so that HHS may continue to swing and sway. I, Janice Paulson, will my curly hair to Louise Smith so that she won’t have to spend the night on rollers. I, Connie Walrod, will my riotous weekend parties to Diane Brunk and Sandy Smith. Have a ball girls. I, Mary Hoff, who gets lots of sighs, leave to Karolyn Gonnerman my way with guys. I, Rodney Groen, whose always there, leave to my brother Wayne my disposition like a bear. I, Bev Sauer, will my love of “55” Chevys to Jerry Morfitt so they can be well represented in Hartley High in the coming year. I, Donna Funk, so witty and grand, leave to Jane Wiese and Marilyn Harmelink my win- ning way. I, Mary Anderegg, with Jim on mind, will to Charmaine Koele some man to find. I, Charles Mann, who messes around in Chem- istry class, leave to Ronald Sandersfeld the broken glass. We, Dixie Torner and Jeanie Swenson, with manners so quiet, will them to Janet Rons for her to try it. I, Doug Ruby, lay my cards on the table and pass the bid to Eugene Struve and Vincent Mc- Carty so card playing will remain the major sport at Hartley High. — THE 1964 ORACLE — Last Will and Testament continued I, Cheryl Kern, will my long bus rides in the morning to LuAnn Buhrman, so she can see the sun come up in the morning instead of the moon go down at night. I, Billie Vezina, will my ability to go with out of town boys to Sue Wille, so she won t always have to go home with her parents. I, Daryl Rachuy, will my speedy typing to Dennis Feller so he can spell “Aluma” or “al- una,” oh, well, so he can spell. I, Bev Kluender, will to sister Donna my ability to keep my good grades and never fail. I, Ronnie Winterboer, will my moth-eaten jokes to Russel Boetel, so “comes a revolution”, he’ll know some new jokes. ARTICLE III I, Lonnie Fahlenkamp, willfully will my knack for staying out of trouble to Tom Eirckson, so HHS will have at least one speck of goodness. I, Dean Riessen, will my safety-edge razor to Ronnie Gruhn, so he can keep his side burns trimmed. I, Terry Hartman, will my ability to play foot- ball to David Schroeder so we sod busters can I, Bruce Bethke, will my talent of being water boy to Frankie Stanley, so Hartley High will never go dry. be well represented on next year’s team. I, Eddie Harders, will my dimples to David Jipson, so his face won’t crack when he smiles. I, Ken Gonnerman, will my ability to take home other girls to Bradley Thorn, while his steady is gone. We, Don Groff, Curtis Buddingh, and Den- nis Klinker, will our know how to mooch rides to anyone who needs it. I, Glen Recher, bestow upon Dan Rohlf the ability of a watch dog, so he can act as one next year after a certain somebody. I, Greg Taylor, who never is seen alone, leave to Thietje Hunt my ability to play trombone. I, Karen Schwarting, who travels around, leave to Jackie Boetel this boy I've found. I, Carmen Hennings, will my way with men to Janis Schwien, so there will be a Juliet next year. I, Marlene Norling, now married, that’s true, leave this school house, I hope the rest follow through. I, Craig Snider, will my ability to brown up teachers to James Rieck. At the rate he is going he will need it. In witness whereof, we have here unto set our hand and seal this 29th day of May, 1964. Witnesses: I, Wayne Smith, will my dislike for govern- ment to Korwin Hewitt so he can carry on my work. Sir Ringo Starr c o England Sir Paul McCartney c o England Page Trventy-seven — THE 1964 ORACLE — CLASS OFFICERS Motto Not at the top, but climbing Colors Bronze and White Floxver Yellow Rose President: Terry Hartmann Vice President: Ken Gonnerman Secretory: Dennis Klinker Treasurer: Mary Anderegg PARTING OF WAYS b Jan Linder We have worked and played together For now these many years. We have shared our joys and pleasures We have shared our hopes and fears; But now with graduation Comes a parting of our ways. Tho we'll recollect with pleasure Our old Hartley High School days. Some may rise to fame and fortune; Some may dwell beyond the sea. Some may aid in exploration Of that vast infinity. But however far we wander. Over earth or sea or sky. We’ll ne’er forget our classmates Of dear old Hartley High. Page Txvenl )-eight Moving across the board a step at a time, the knights are rapidly reaching their goal. One more move and they will have completed their tournament of education. BARB AMUNDSON It's too late to agree with me, I've changed my mind. — THE 1964 CAROL ANDERSON You know you're in love when the only cloud in your life is the one you are walking on. ORACLE — CHUCK ARTHUR The joy of youth is to disobey, but the trouble is there are no longer any rules. GALE BOBZIEN You can't always win, but you sure don't have to lose right away. JACKIE BOETEL I don't like to repeot gossip, but what else can you do with it? RUSSELL BOETEL The badge of intellect is a question mork. DIANE BRUNK A mistake at least proves someone stopped talking long enough to do something. LUANN BUHRMAN Now I know how a mail- order bride feels. Mf RLE EBEL Always wear your spurs. You never know when you'll meet up with a horse. LARRY ENRIGHT The world owes you noth- ing. It was here first. TOM ERICHSON The most painful wound is the stab of conscience. NANCY EVANS Dates are her favorite fruit. RONNIE FAHLENKAMP It is no small art to sleep; to achieve it one must keep awake all day. DENNIS FELLER One of those people of whom it takes all kinds to make a world. SANDY GATHMAN It's fine to believe in ourselves, but we must not be easily convinced. GARY GONNERMAN Just when you think you have it in the bag, the bog breaks. Page Twenty-nine THE 1964 ORACLE — KAROLYN GONNERMAN A girl never really makes a fool of a boy. She just directs the performance. KENNY GROEN Speak when you're ang- ry and you'll make the best speech you'll ever reg ret. MARILYN HARMELINK Do a little more each day than is expected of you, and pretty soon more will be expected of you. KORWIN HEWITT Teenagers are like air- planes; you only hear about the ones that crash. DAVID JIPSON The entire sum of exis- tence is the magic of being needed by just one person. JAMES JOHNSON We are all manufacturers in some way - making good, making trouble, or making excuses. VINCE McCARTY JERRY MORFITT Men tire themselves in A closed mouth gathers pursuit of rest. no feet. WAYNE GROEN I have often made a fool of myself just try- ing to prove I wasn't an idiot. RONNIE GRUHN His tongue is usually way ahead of his better judgment. THIETJE HUNT Don't let yesterday use up too much today. KAREN JACOBS A rumor is .about as hard to unspread as butter. DONNA KLUENDER Even if a boy could un- derstand girls, he still wouldn't believe it. CHARMAINE KOELE How very self-centered people can be. They think of themselves rather than me. VAUN OLHAUSEN Some people find fault as if it were buried treasure. SUE PEARSON Her vocabulary isn't so large; it's just the rapid turnover. Page Thirty — THE 1964 ORACLE — JAMES POTTER Men who deserve monu- ments don't need them. RICHARD POWERS There is something about him that attracts girls to other boys. JAMES RIECK The wheel was man's greatest invention, until he got behind it. DAN ROHLF Keep smiling. It makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. JANET RONS Boys do make passes at g rls with glasses. It depends upon their frames. DALE ROST The dictionary is the only place where suc- cess comes before work. CARLA RUBY When everything has to be perfect, something isn't. RONNIE SANDERSFELD Give some people an inch and they'll measure it. ROBERT SCHMIDT If stretch pants get any tighter they will prob- ably get replaced by spray paint. DAVID SCHROEDER A problem child is one who puts two and two together and gets curi- ous. DICK SCHWIEN The trouble with sleep is the going to and com- ing from. JANIS SCHWIEN Originality is simply a pair of fresh eyes. LOUISE SMITH Her idea of a big eve- ning is to go to bed early and turn her elec- tric blanket to medium. SANDY SMITH FRANKIE STANLEY DENNIS STERK In most instances, all an Anything that one man The only tyrant in the argument proves is that can imagine, another world is the still small two people are present, makes real. voice within me. Page Thirty-one THE 1964 ORACLE — EUGENE STRUVE We tire of those pleas- ures we take, but never of those we give. SHARON SWENSON Don't look at the world with your honds in your pocket. BRAD THORN My grandfather alwoys said that loving is like licking honey off a thorn. LINDA TORNER Keep quiet and people will think you're a phil- osopher. EDNA WARBURTON JANE WIESE SUSAN WILLE ROBERT WOHLERT Nothing succeeds like o Life is the art of drow- Most of us hate to see o Time marches on, and I, reputation. ing without an eraser. poor loser - or a rich for one, feel trampled. winner. The rooks have completed two important moves in the tournament of education. We hope their third round, as knights, will be a success. JfcMp AX-. e iC VV zZk’ . v' t£Sh ,aV V Sgw3 g Vw V £ 5W AC $ £ 4a£2i iS© aghSffi © 3 K Ji%Qigv,_ SS%sKr § SSSB iZaf •« r1 • . t % i. . 1 A v. j w- _- - v% k — i % - a - . fc. • %. iF.� fL L «a •% « 3k w T � w «ak - , i� JF( r — THE 1964 ORACLE — CAROLE LANCE BOCHNER RONDA BRENDLE DEBORAH BOYER CHERIE BYERS BAUMGARTEN Expensive pastime, Rocking is becom- Is Johnny Carson's Tries to stay away Thinks Peg Peterson wastes gas. ing o habit. knee available? from home, a great American. ROGER CROWNER DAVID DURST DAVID EATON KEN EILERS Is a twin to Bene- Forming is an oc- Follows path of Has lots to run diet Arnold. cupational hozard. Knute Rockne. offer! RONALD ESPEY Likes new song. Home on the Rains. DIXIE FANNING Who ore you? Dick, Dix, or Pixie. BILLY FARNSWORTH Likes to do a little of everything. HAROLD FUNK Goes wild over Blue Velvet. JERRY GETTING John Glenn, Jr., is a great American. CHARLES GONNERMAN Have a horse? Try this blacksmith. DONNA GROEN Donna the Prima- donna. DOROTHY HEIMSOTH Business in business schools, ONLY LORRETTA HENDERSON Plons to join the Navy, boys. Page Thirty-three — THE 1964 ORACLE — SHARRON HINKEY GLEN HOFFMAN JULIE HOPER STEVE HOPER PEGGY IDSO Toots, Toots, Toot- What kind of ortist Flosh me right by. Have o hobbie Has LOTS of fun. sie. Good-by. is he? horse, Hobie? EILEEN JACOBS LARRY JATHO VICKI JIPSON LOIS JORDAN April love does Goes a hunting for? Goes for Mean Surfs the great many splendid Women. white waves, things. NORMAN KELLEY BARBARA NONA LYMAN DIANA MANLEY LARRY MATTHEIS Unchained Melody, LA COUR Ham for hamsters. Can do anything A sporting good set me free. It's party time, easy. sport. everyone. RICH MC CARTY THERESE MC CARTY Eats, sleeps and Thinking of taking bees merry. the ploce of LBJ JERRY MORFITT JOHN MULDER Pills anyone, try o What do I do? pharmacist Nothing special. Page Thirty-four LOIS RECHER Wove me into the Waves. STEPHANIE RIEDEMANN Ike is the one for me. DIANE RIESSEN Hopes to keep house. PAT ROHLF Nicknome happens to be PAT. JUDY SAMUELSON DEANNA RODNEY SHERMAN JANE SIEBERSMA Call me Sam for SCHROEDER By chance likes Wotch out for short. Skiis the white- General Sherman. Buckshot! sloped mountains. SHELIA SMITH Hartley is tops in my book. DOROTHY SPECHT Knows a lot, listens to radio. DON STANLEY Woshed up and wiped out. GARY STEINBECK What is there to watch on T.V.? CYNTHIA STEINMETZ Tonite's the nite, Johnny Carson. Page Thirty-five — THE 1964 ORACLE — BUNNY PECK Enjoys flirting with? LES PETERSEN Likes eating, sleep- ing and funning. BARB RECHER Barb is whot they call me. GARY PAULSON JANET PEARSON A hunting we shall Loves to talk a- go. bout whom? — THE 1964 ORACLE — RONNIE STERK Moose season is now open. DAVID STOPSACK CHosing girls pass- es my time. LORY SWANSON Keeps house at Sugar Shack. BARB THORNE Hello Mudder, hello Faddah, hello Brud- der. JOHN VLIEGER Here I come, Camp Granada. KAREN WATTS lowyer for hire, female. LARRY WALROD Gets charges from Teddy Roosevelt. DANNY WOHLERT Rooms with Davy Crockett ot the Alamo. RONNIE ZEGERS Posses time with school vacation. DENNY HOFMEYER Brain surgeon for brain alterations. Page Thirty-six Deborah Boyer; Deonna Schroeder; Janet Peorson, president; Jerry Morfitt. The Pawns, who move only forward, have three moves in which to complete their tournament of education. As Rooks they will meet new challenges which we are sure they can overcome. — THE 1964 ORACLE — PATRICIA ADAMS Olive Oyl RODNEY AHRENS MICHAEL The Riflemon ANDEREGG Mickey Rooney MARLA AUSTIN Fury PATTY BACK GARY BALLIET CYNTHIA SUSAN BALLOU NOLA BETHKE Yogi Bear Paladin BALLOU Dixie Little Lulu Pixie SHELLEY STEVEN BYERS JO ANN SANDRA EICH BECKY ENRIGHT BRINKERT Jerry Lewis DE WALL Pebbles Little Iodine Mr. Ed Ricky Nelson JUDY GEERDES RONDA GEERDES SUSAN GETTING JERRY GOETSCH Phil Everly Don Everly Wilt the Stilt Dogwood Page Thirty-seven — THE 1964 ORACLE — COLLEEN KATHERINE ALAN GROEN GALE GRUHN GONNERMAN GONNERMAN Captain Kangaroo Mr. Greenjeons Blondie Kate McCoy LARRY GRUHN LARRY KENTON HARMS JERI HIRT CONNIE JACOBS Dancing Bear HARMELINK Crazy Boo Boo Bear Betty Rubble Mortimer Snurd DICK JACOBSON CHARLOTTE ROY KEMP Atlas JONES Wimpy Loretta Young DEBRA KENYON ROGER KLEKACZ Debra Red Ryder GALE KLETT RITA SHAROLYN MARCY LA COUR Barney Rubble KOEHNECKE KOELE Moe Larry Curly Page Thirty-eight — THE 1964 ORACLE — RONALD DONNA MAHLER LYNDA CAROL LEFEVER Grindl AAASTBERGEN MATTHEIS Jackie Gleason Mitch Miller Augie Doggie CONNIE NAGEL DENNIS NAGEL BARBARA CRAIG EDWARD PAYNE Wilma Flintstone Fred Flintstone NELLIS OLHAUSEN Red Skelton Champagne Lody Lawrence Welk DENNIS POWERS Dennis The Menace RODNEY NANCY LINDA RICHTER PUHRMANN RASMUSSEN Mrs. Magoo Mr. Wilson Mighty Mouse Page Thirty-nine DEBORAH MC CARTY Doggie Daddy LEE MCCARTY Popeye EUGENE MOHNI Charlie Wooster MERLENE MULDER Gladys GREG MOHR Pete — THE 1964 ORACLE — KARL RIEDEMANN Yul Brynner DARVIN RUSCHE Groucho Marx JANICE SMITH CONNIE Mrs. Green Jeons STEARNS Corol Burnett LINDA SWENSON RODNEY STANLEY JOYCE THORN DOUG TIMMONS Gronny Clompett TAYLOR TAYLOR Woody Woodpecker Bugs Bunny Fred MocMurroy Phil Silvers KATHY RONALD UHE TRUNNELL Topcot Huckleberry Hound KELLEY VEZINA LON VOGT Rocky the Flying Bullwinkle Moose Squirrel CLASS OFFICERS Korl Riedemonn, Lorry Harmelink, Moureen McCarty, Sharolyn Koele Page Forty Once out for sports our athletes compete in their round of play throughout their high school years. On each occasion the player is able to compete in every move. — THE 1964 ORACLE — FOOTBALL (Bottom row left to right) Ken Eilers, Jerry Morfitt, Lorry Jotho, Lorry Wolrod, David Schroeder, Roger Crowner, (Second row) Mr. Ingrom, Dovid Eaton, Glen Hoffmon, Rich McCorty, Ronnie Zegers, Terry Hortmonn. (Third row) Bradley Thorn, Doug Ruby, Kenny Hewitt, James Potter, Craig Snider, Danny Rohlf. (Fourth row) Tom Erichsen, Ken Gonnerman, Greg Kaiser, Larry Swanson, Dennis Klinker, Korwin Hewitt. The Hawks ended the 1963-64 season with 5 wins and 3 losses and finished third in the conference. Larry Swanson was chosen for first team all-conference. James Potter and Dennis Klinker were chosen for second team All-conference. L. SWANSON K. HEWITT K. GONNERMAN Page Fort )-one — THE 1964 ORACLE — D. «LINKER T. HARTMANN D. SCHROEDER B. THORN Page Forl )-lt� o - THE 1964 ORACLE — BOYS' BASKETBALL (Left to right) Larry Swanson, Thietje Hunt, James Potter, Korwin Hewitt, Robert Ische, Voun Olhousen, Donny Rohlf, Kenny Hewitt, Rich McCarty, Croig Snider, Ronnie Gruhn, Richard Powers, ond Mr. Wehrkamp. GARY GONNERMAN BRUCE BETHKE M A N A G E The Hawks finished the season with 15 wins and 4 losses, under Coach Glen Wehrkamp. The Hawks took the Sioux Valley Conference title and advanced to second round play of Boys’ Sub-state Tourney where they were defeated by Spirit Lake. The Hawks will lose four of the season starters. Seniors Larry Swanson, Kenny Hewitt, Craig Snider, and Bob Ische, all who won letters. Other letter winners included James Potter, Vaun Olhau- sen, and Rich McCarty. Larry Swanson was unanimously voted to All- Conference first team. James Potter also received S this honor. Elected to second team All-Conference was Kenny Hewitt. Craig Snider received honorable mention. Season's Record Hartley 89 Ruthven 20 Hartley 62 Primghar 44 Hartley 67 Sanborn 36 Hartley 58 Alta 59 Hartley 71 Everly 55 Hartley 96 Aurelia 77 Hartley 76 Sutherland 51 Hartley 74 Milford 51 Hartley 71 Alumni 62 Hartley 63 Paullina 48 Hartley 72 Primghar 81 Hartley 68 Sanborn 48 Hartley 51 Alta 65 Hartley 86 Aurelia 76 Hartley 62 Sutherland 56 Hartley 71 Paullina 70 Hartley 89 Milford 55 District Play Hartley 59 South Clay 54 Hartley 53 Spirit Lake 65 Page Forty-three — THE 1964 ORACLE — L. SWANSON K. HEWITT R. ISCHE C. SNIDER J. POTTER R. GRUHN D. ROHLF V. OLHAUSEN T. HUNT K. HEWITT R. POWERS R. McCARTY Page Forty-four - THE 1964 ORACLE — GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back row: Mr. Grider, Cherie Byers, Konnie Anderson, Jone Siebersmo, Patsy Rohlf, Charmaine Koele, Cindy Steinmetz. Front row: Janet Pearson, Lory Swonson, Carole Baumgorten, Susie Getting, Carol Anderson, Sue Wille, Julie Hoper. 1963-64 SEASON The Hawkettes finished the season with I 8 wins and 8 losses. In the North- west Iowa Conference play, the girls took the championship and won the Northwest Iowa Conference Tourney. Hawkettes elected to the all-conference team were: Carol Anderson and Konnie Anderson, first team; Julie Hoper and Carole Baumgarten, second team; and Sue Wille and Sue Getting, honorable mention. They qualified in District play by defeating Ruthven and advanced to consolation play. Letter winners were: Captain Konnie Anderson, Sue Wille, Julie Hoper, Carol Anderson, Carole Baumgarten, and Sue Getting. Season's Record Hartley 65 Ruthven 82 Nortlrwesl Girls Conference Hartley 71 Lake Park 38 Hartley 67 Aurelia 40 Hartley 47 Primghar 41 Hartley 75 Mer.-Cleghorn 62 Hartley 69 Sanborn 43 Hartley 62 Primghar 53 Hartley 55 Everly 70 Hartley 48 Aurelia 57 bedional I lay Hartley 75 Willow 53 Hartley 74 West Lyon 45 Hartley 78 Lake Park 36 Hartley 65 Royal 33 Hartley 65 Albert City 43 Hartley 64 Everly 58 Hartley 84 George 92 Hartley 52 Primghar 56 Hartley 65 Primghar 76 Hartley 62 Marcus 41 District I lay Hartley 69 Sanborn 44 Hartley 75 Ruthven 62 Hartley 63 Aurelia 57 Hartley 44 Ringsted 63 Hartley 76 Mer.-Cleghorn 60 Hartley 66 Primghar 68 Hartley 102 West Lyon 71 Overtime Page Forty-five — THE 1964 ORACLE K. ANDERSON C. KOELE C. ANDERSON S. WILLE J. SIEBERSMA L. SWANSON J. HOPER J. PEARSON C. BYERS P. ROHLF C. BAUMGARTEN S. GETTING Page Forty-six — THE 1964 ORACLE — BOYS’ B BASKETBALL Front row: Gory Bolliet, Bill Farnsworth, Glen Hoffman, Dick Jacobson, Ronnie Sterk, Ronnie Zegers, Don Stanley, Gale Gruhn, Jerry Getting. Second row: Roger Crowner, Jerry Goetsch, Larry Walrod, Larry Gruhn, Harold Funk, Lee McCarty, David Eaton, Rodney Ahrens, Gary Paulsen, Gary Steinbeck. Third row: Craig Olhausen, Danny Wohlert, Jerry Morfitt, John Vlieger, Dennis Powers, Kelley Vezina, Alan Groen, Ronnie Uhe, Rodney Sherman. BOYS’ B FOOTBALL Bottom row (left to right): Mr. Grider, Ronnie Uhe, Rodney Puhrman, Kelley Vezina, Kenton Harms, Alan Groen, Dorwin Rusche. Top row: Lorry Gruhn, Lee McCarty, Dick Jacobson, Gale Gruhn, Doug Timmons, Lon Vogt. Page Forty-seven — THE 1964 ORACLE GIRLS B BASKETBALL SQUAD Front row: Janet Pearson, Connie Nagel, Lory Swanson, Morey LaCour, Lorretto Henderson, Pat Rohlf. Bock row: Cherie Byers, Colleen Gonnerman, Rondo Geerdes, Charlotte Jones, Judy Geer- des, Pat Adams, Cindy Steinmetz. Page Forty-eight THE 1964 ORACLE Page Forty-nine — THE 1964 ORACLE - VARSITY TRACK FRESHMAN TRACK Top row — Greg Kaiser, Lee McCarty, Gary Balliet, Greg Taylor. Second row — Ronnie Zegers, David Schroeder, Rich McCarty, Curt Buddingh, Glen Hoffman. Bottom row — James Potter, Joel Peck, Vaun 01- hausen, Korwin Hewitt, Dan Rohlf, and Larron Swanson. Top row — Stanley Taylor, Ronnie Uhe, Dick Jacob- son, Craig Olhausen. Second row: Kelley Vezina, Jackie Vlieger, Doug Timmons, Rodney Purhman. Bottom row — Jerry Goetsch, Larry Gruhn, Gale Gruhn. Not pictured — Larry Harmelink, Don Stanley, Roger Crowner, Kenny Eilers, Tom Larson, Larry Jatho, Ronnie Sterk. BASEBALL Top row — Coach Grider, Jerry Morfitt, Chuck Arthur, Tom Erichsen, Korwin Hewitt, and Dennis Stoterou. Middle row — Bobby Schmidt, Dennis Klinker, Danny Rohlf, Gole Gruhn, ond Arnie Gruhn. Bottom row — Larry Gruhn, Ronnie Gruhn, Kenny Hewitt, Raymond Anderson, Craig Snider, and James Potter. Page Fifty Agreeing to lease their books for a time, the students participated in many extra- curricular activities of their choice. Fourth row: Jane Hansen, Lon Vogt, Linda Mastbergen, Pat Rohlf, Jon Linder, Cindy Steinmetz, Joel Peck, Charles Steorns, Lee McCarty, Mr. Richards. Third row: Karen Jacobs, Marla Austin, Craig Olhausen, Pat Adams, Gary Balliet, Edwin Payne, Gary Paulsen, Diane Brunk, Dennis Sterk, Ronnie Zegers, Karl Riedemann, Larry Harmelink, Charles Mann, Larry Back, Ronnie Lefever, Bob Ische, Julie Hoper, Bev Sauer, Jerry Goetsch, Carole Baumgarten, Louise Smith, Greg Taylor, Eileen Jacobs, Doug Ruby, Thietje Hunt. Second row: Jonet Pearson, Dianna Manley, Mary Hoff, Deanna Schroeder, Kathy Trunnell, Charlotte Jones, Judy Geerdes, Janice Smith, Joyce Thorne, Judy Samuelson, Carla Ruby, Carol Anderson, Patty Back, Cheryl Kern, Debbie Kenyon, Norman Kelley, Billie Vezina, Jane Siebersma, Rondo Geerdes. First row: Marilyn Harmelink, Karen Watts, Mary Zahn, Deborah Boyer, Carol Lage, Bonnie Jacobson, Sandra Groen, Bunny Peck, Becky Enright, Ronda Brendle, Janis Schwien, Konnie Anderson. THE 1964 ORACLE THE 1964 ORACLE — MARCHING BAND FLAG SWINGERS Jane Siebersma, Rondo Brendle, Carla Ruby, Billie Vezina. BATON TWIRLERS Roxie Goering, Judy Geerdes, Julie Hoper, Janet Pearson, Konnie Ander- son. Page Fifly-two — THE 1964 ORACLE — ALL STATE BAND Cheryl Kern, Thletje Hunt, Karen Watts. SWING BAND Back row: Jane Hansen, Joel Peck, Karl Riedemann, Ronnie Zegers, Charles Mann, Doug Ruby, Eileen Jacobs, Greg Taylor. Front row: Deboroh Boyer, Larry Back, Norman Kelley, Julie Hoper, Bev Sauer Bunnv Peck, Cheryl Kern. ft BRASS SEXTET SAX SEXTET BRASS SEXTET Joel Peck, Thietje Hunt, Voun Olhausen, Charles Mann, Karl Riedemonn, Carla Ruby. Larry Bock, Bev Sauer, Julie Hop- er, Norman Kelley, Bunny Peck, Cheryl Kern. Chuck Stearns, Doug Ruby, Ron- nie Zegers, Larry Harmelink, Judy Somuelson, Susie Getting. Page Fifty-three — THE 1964 ORACLE — FLUTE QUARTET Becky Enright, Jonis Schwien, Konnie Anderson, ond Rondo Brendle. BRASS QUARTET MISCELLANEOUS Normon Kelley, Karen Watts, Marilyn Hormelink, Deborah Boyer. Lorry Hormelink, Thietje Hunt, Korl Riedemo.-in, Janice Smith. WOODWIND TRIO Mary Zohn, Konnie Anderson, Bunny Peck. HORN QUARTET Carla Ruby, Judy Samueison, Joyce Thome, Janice Smith. GLARSNET QUARTET MIXED OAR NET QUARTET BRASS QUARTET Janet Pecrscir Cara! Loge, Bonne Jocdbson Dianna Monk) Bill Venice, Bonne Jocohsan, Rondo Geecdes Carol Loge Gory Poutsen, Rcmme Zegers, Eileen Jocobs, Joyce Thome. Page Fiftg-foar Fourth row: Norman Kelley, Greg Taylor, Rodney Ahrens, Charles Mann, Doug Ruby, Voun Olhausen, Bob Ische, Denny Stork, Larry Swanson, Thietic Hunt, Dennis feller, Rodney Groen, Ronnie Zegers, Frankie Stanley, Daryl Rochuy, Jerry Getting, Rodney Taylor, Harold Funk. Third row: Ronda Geerdes, Marilyn Harmelink, Charlotte Jones, Dorothy Heimsoth, Marlene Norling, Karen Romey, Sue Wille, Marcy LoCour, Susie Getting, Juile Hoper Janet Pearson, JcAnn DcWall, LuAnn Buhrman, Debbie Kenyon, Jane Hansen, Jeri Hirt, Gale Bobzien, Donna Funk. Second row: Mr. Lindgren, Judy Samuelson, Connie Jacobs, Mike Anderegg, David Durst, Roger Klekacz, Joel Peck, David Stopsack, Billie Vezina, Donna Kluender, Carla Ruby, Mary Anderegg, Deanna Schroeder, Patty Back, Roger Crowner, Gary Paulsen, Stanley Taylor, Roy Kemp. First row: Bunny Peck, Linda Lloyd, Dianna Manley, Jackie Boetel, Barb Nellis, Donna Mahler, Donna Groen, Janice Smith, Kathy Trunnell, Bev Kluender, Therese McCarty, Cherie Byers, Judy Geerdes, Shorolyn Koele, Marla Austin, Linda Mostbergen, Kella Klinker. — THE 1964 ORACLE — BOYS' CHORUS Third row: Doug Ruby, Voun Olhausen, Bob Ische, Denny Sterk, Lorron Swanson, Thietje Hunt, Dennis Feller, Rodney Groen, Ronnie Zegers. Second row: Bunny Peck, Mike Anderegg, Greg Taylor, Joel Peck, Charles Mann, Fronkie Stanley, Daryl Rachuy, Rodney Taylor, Harold Funk, Stanley Taylor. First row: Norman Kelley, David Durst, Roger Klekacz, Rodney Ahrens, David Stopsack, Roger Crowner, Gary Paulsen, Jerry Getting, Roy Kemp. GIRLS' CHORUS Fourth row: Donna Groen, Jerri Hirt, Peggy Idso, Debbie Kenyon, Dianna Manley, LuAnn Buhrmann, Marlene Norling, Sue Wille, Marcy LaCour, Susie Getting, Jane Siebersma, Julie Hoper, Janet Pearson, JoAnn DeWall, Sue Pearson, Joyce Thorne, Dorothy Heimsoth, DeAnn Crowner, Maurine McCarty. Third row: Becky Enright, Gale Bobzien, Donna Kluender, Carla Ruby, Deanna Schroeder, Charlotte Jones, Patty Back, Connie Nagel, Jane Hansen, Barb LaCour, Pat Rohlf, Donna Funk, Sharon Hinkey, Ronda Geerdes, Sandy Gathman, Mary Anderegg, Bev Kluender, Therese McCarty. Second row: Mr. Lindgren, Janis Paulsen, Billie Vezina, Carol Matheis, Barb Recher, Vickie Jipson, Connie Jacobs, Sue Ballou, Nancy Rasmussen, Linda Richter, Colleen Gonnerman, Marilyn Harmelink, Merleen Mulder, Kathy Trunnell, Jane Wiese, Shelly Brinkert, Nola Bethke, Rita Koechnecke, Judy Geerdes. First row: Karen Romey, Donna Mahler, Cindy Ballou, Judy Samuelson, Dorothy Specht, Jackie Boetel, Barb Nellis, Cherie Byers, Connie Stearns, Sharolyn Koele, Marla Austin, Linda Mastbergen, Janice Smith, Katherine Gonnerman, Linda Lloyd, Kella Klinker, Lois Jordan, Bunny Peck. SOLOISTS Roy Kemp, Bunny Peck, Carla Ruby, Billie Vezina, Doug Ruby, Julie Hoper, Judy Samuelson, Kella Klinker, Dennis Sterk, Joel Peck. Pafe Fifty-six — THE 1964 ORACLE — MIXED QUARTET NORTHWEST IOWA QUARTET Charles Mann, Ronnie Zegers, Judy Samuelson, Marlene Norling. Doug Ruby, Joel Peck, Bunny Peck, Carla Ruby. Dennis Sterk, Harold Funk, Julie Hoper, Rondo Geerdes. MADRIGAL Judy Samuelson, Donna Kluender, Julie Hoper, Carla Ruby, Sharolyn Koele, Linda Mostbergen, Joel Peck, Dennis Sterk, Doug Ruby, Roy Kemp. GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS President, Beverly Kluender; Jane Han- sen; Donna Kluender; Jonet Pearson. MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS President, Billie Vezina; Doug Ruby; Mary Anderegg; Carlo Ruby; Sharolyn Koele. Page Fifty-seven — THE 1964 ORACLE — GIRLS' QUARTET BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET Joel Peck, Greg Taylor, Charles Mann, Roy Kemp, Doug Ruby, Thietje Hunt, Dennis Sterk, Vaun Olhausen. GIRLS' TRIO Bev Kluender, Carla Ruby, Donna Kluender. GIRLS' TRIO BOYS' QUARTET Thietje Hunt, Doug Ruby, Joel Peck, Roy Karen Romey, Bunny Peck, Judy Samuelson, Julie Hoper. Bunny Peck, Marilyn Hormelink, Billie Vezina. Kemp. GIRLS' SEXTET Bunny Peck, Bev Kluender, Janet Pearson, Koren Romey, Billie Vezina, and Judy Samuelson. Page Fifty-eight GIRLS' SEXTET Marcy LaCour, Rondo Geerdes, Debbie Kenyon, Kathy Trunnell, Judy Geerdes, Sharolyn Koele. Assisting with the tournament, the players compound the moves within organizatoins. — THE 1964 ORACLE — MUSICAL “A Cuy From Venus” Left to right — L. Swonson, V. Olhousen, K. Gonnermon, T. Hunt, J. Hoper, D. Sterk, D. Schroeder. The first high school musical was presented in February. It was directed by Mr. Robert Lindgren and featured: Julie Hoper as Linda Stacy, Doug Ruby as Don Starr, Deanna Schroeder as Mrs. Mack, Thietje Hunt as Jack Wilson, Katherine Gonnerman as Marge, Vaun Olhausen as Harry, Dennis Sterk as Mr. Ream, Harold Funk as Roland, Bob Ische as Mr. Stanton, Larry Swanson as Mr. Tilden, Roy Kemp as Mr. Trimble and Joel Peck as Mr. Romano. Members of the chorus sang the various songs and some of the clerks in the play danced a routine to “Whatta Day”, a jazz song. D. Sterk, J. Hoper D. Ruby H. Funk T. Hunt L. Swonson D. Schroeder Page Fifty-nine — THE 1964 ORACLE — JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “Locl(, Slocl(, and Lipstick Bock Row: L-R: Mr. Felty, C. Ruby, V. McCorty, J. Potter, R. Wohlert, C. Anderson, J. Rons, L. Smith, D. Kluender, C. Koele, L. Enright, M. Hormelink, J. Wiese. Front Row: T. Erichsen, D. Sterk, S. Gathmon, J. Boetel. The junior class selected “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick” as their class play. The play, a farce, was presented November 5. The cast included: Mrs. Donley by Charmaine Koele, Larry Donley by Larry Enright, Miss Entwhistle by Carol Anderson, Charlie Plunkett by Robert Wohlert, Gordon Warren by Vincent McCarty, Mrs. Maggs by Louise Smith, Mary Lou by Donna Kluender, Don Donley by James Potter, Miss Prather by Jane Wiese, Jane Gardner by Marilyn Harmelink and Carol Izzard by Janet Rons. Vince McCorty Louise Smith Jone Wiese Morilyn Hormelink Robert Wohlert Carol Anderson Page Sixty — THE 1964 ORACLE — SENIOR CLASS PLAY Charley's Aunt CAST MEMBERS Bock row: L-R: C. Kern, J. Honsen, K. Anderson, R. Goering. Second row: B. Bethke, D. Thee, C. Snider, K. Gonnermon. Front row: R. Ische, D. Ruby, L. Swonson. Stonding: B. Bethke, R. Goering, C. Snider, R. Ische, D. Ruby. m 7? B. Bethke. J. Hansen, K. Gonnermon, C. Kern. Page Sixty-one Sitting: J. Hansen, C. Kern, K. Anderson. — THE 1964 ORACLE — SPEECH CONTEST Left to right — Cheryl Kern, Deonno Schroeder, Peggy Idso, Craig Snider, Diana Manley, Mr. Smits, Konnie Anderson, Carmen Hennings. The one act play for this year was the Mouse Trap” by W. D. Howells. The play, under the direction of Mr. Ted Smits, received a II rating at District Speech Contest at Emmetsburg. Page Sixty-livo Back Row: Mr. Felty, R. Kemp, E. Warburton, K. Hewitt, K. Gonnermon, D. Manley, J. Schwien. Fourth Row: R. Ahrens, G. Mohr, G. Taylor, D. Ruby, B. Vezina, C. Hennings. Third row: M. McCarty, R. Geerdes, J. Smith, S. Ballou, C. Nogel, J. Thorn. Second Row: J. Linder, J. Swenson, K. Klinker, S. Swenson, L. Lloyd, D. Crowner. First Row: P. Idso, M. LoCour, R. Goering, C. Boumgarten, M. Zohn, C. Kern. Approximately thirty students were in declam this year. The District Speech Contest was held at Emmetsburg. Doug Ruby, Janis Schwien, Kella Klinker, Vince McCarty, and Gary Gonnerman participated in the State Contest at Carroll, Iowa. Both Doug and Vince brought home I ratings. CONTEST PLAY “The Mouse Trap” Bolliet, — THE 1964 ORACLE — ALL SCHOOL PLAYS The Merry Pranl(s of Tyll CAST—Bock: R. Ahrens, R, Toylor, K. Trunnell, C. Ruby, K. Vezino. Second row: R. Zegers, J. Potter, T. Lorson, R. Groen, C. Boumgorten. Front: D. Rusche, B. Enright. Not pictured: Thietje Hunt, Greg Koiser, Dixie Fanning. Midsummer Night’s Dream CAST—M. Anderegg; D. Ruby, R. Sterk, S. Hoper, A. Groen, D. Stopsack. Antigone CAST—Bock: K. Watts, R. Koehnecke, D. Jipson, V. Olhousen, C. Buddingh, G. L. Gruhn. Second row: E. Jacobs, R. Wohlert, D. Rohlf, B. Amundson, G. Gonnermon. Front: J. Geerdes, T. Epping, C. Anderson, L. Petersen, D. Sterk, Ken Hewitt. Page Sixty-three — THE 1964 ORACLE — DEBATE Left to right — Robert Wohlert, Vince McCarty, Gory Gonnerman, Lorry Enright. Hartley’s Affirmative A-team debaters completed a season of I 3 wins and 8 losses, the Negative A-team debaters had 4 wins and I 7 losses. They won a bid to State Speech Contest at Carroll, where they tied for fourth place with Emmetsburg. The Affirmative B-team debaters, all freshmen, had a season of 5 wins and I 1 losses, and the Negative B-team debaters had I win and I 5 losses. Page Sixty-four — THE 1964 ORACLE — Front: J. Linder, Vice Pres.; R. Goering, Pres.; D. Kluender, Treas. Bock: K. Schworting, Sec. Row 1: B. LoCour, M. Hoff, J. Linder, M. Meyer, J. Schwein, E. Worburton. Row 2: J. Boetel, C. Koele, D. Kluender, K. Gonnerman, S. Gothmon, K. Schworting. Row 3: L. Jordon, D. Torner, L. Torner, K. Jacobs, J. Thorn, P. Adams. Row 4: V. Jipson, B. Thorn, T. McCarty, S. Pearson, S. Wille, L. Henderson, N. Lymon. Row 5: D. Kenyon, K. Trunnell, K. Wotts, M. LoCour, M. McCarty, S. Brinkert, B. Enright. Page Sixt )-five — THE 1964 ORACLE CHEERLEADERS Row 1: R. Schmidt, L. Swonson, K. Hewitt, J. Potter. Row 2: G. Gonnermon, D. Sterk, D. Ruby, K. Gonnermon, V. Olhausen. Row 3: B. Thorn, R. Gruhn, T. Hunt, C. Buddingh, D. Rohlf, G. Taylor. Row 4: T. Erichsen, G. Kaiser, G. Robinson, T. Hartmann, B. Ische, R. McCarty, D. Klinker. Stonding: J. Morfitt, K. Hewitt, Mr. Wehrkamp, C. Snider, D. Schroeder, B. Bethke. Page Sixt )-six H CLUB A Team R. Goering, M. Zohn, M. Anderegg, C. Ruby. B Team S. Koele, R. Koehnecke, J. Geerdes, C. Jones. — THE 1964 ORACLE — HONOR CLUB Row 1: K. Klinker, D. Boyer, J. Schwien, M. Hormelink, L. Lloyd, C. Byers, J. Samuelson, S. Koele, S. Swenson, K. Riedemann, B. Peck. Row 2: J. Hirt, R. Geerdes, C. Hennings, J. Vlieger, D. Kluender, C. Kern, K. Watts, S. Bollou, K. Anderson, R. Goering. Row 3: D. Nagel, C. Ruby, L. Smith, D. Eoton, L. Wolrod, C. Lage, L. McCorty, G. Klett, J. Peorson, N. Kelley, R. Klekacz. Row 4: L. Swanson, J. Hoper, R. Brendle, G. Robinson, J. Potter, T. Hunt, C. Snider, C. Anderson, J. Hansen, M. Zahn. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: M. Zahn, G. Koiser, J. Potter, J. Pearson, S. Koele. Standing: G. Robinson, L. Peterson, V. McCarty, R. Gruhn, T. Hartmann Page Sixty-seven — THE 1964 ORACLE - FUTURE TEACHERS LIBRARIANS Page Sixi )-eighi Seoted: M. Meyer, D. Manley, D, Kluender, J. Pearson, J. Hoper. Standing: J. Hirt, D. Klinker, B. Kluender. Row 1: E. Warburton, L. Mastbergen, R. Goering, C. Koele, B. Vezina, K. Anderson, D. Fanning, C. Ballou, P. Adams, K. Klinker, Mr. Brower. Row 2: C. Hennings, S. Ballou, C. Ruby, D. Crowner, J. Rons, M Norling, J. Hansen, D. Kluender, J. Smith, J. Linder. Row 3: K. Romey, M. Zahn, R. Groen, G. Kaiser, L. Swanson, K. Gonnerman, C. Snider, C. Baumgarten, R. Brendle. — THE 1964 ORACLE — FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MINOR OFFICERS Row I: Mrs. Lux, B. Peck, C. Byers. Row 2: D. Schroeder, J. Hoper, J. Pearson. Row 1: J. Geerdes, C. Kern, S. Groen. Row 2: D. Manley, S. Getting, R. Geerdes. Page Sixty-nine MAJOR OFFICERS Row 2: J. Linder, B. Recher, L. Recher, K. Jacobs, N. Rasmussen, D. Schroeder, J. Geerdes, C. Kern, D. Fanning, J. Smith, J. Swenson, C. Byers, L. Jordan, J. Boetel. Row 3: S. Hinkey, C. Jones, D. Groen, K. Gonnerman, B. Jacobson, P. Rohlf, D. Manley, D. Heimsoth, M. McCarty, S. Gathman, C. Nagel, R. Geerdes, C. Gonnerman, D. Riessen, B. Thorn. Row 4: P. Idso, B. Sauer, S. Smith, L. Tomer, D. Torner, S. Riedemonn, S. Getting, L. Swanson, J. Hoper, S. Groen, P. Gothmcn B. LaCour, M. LaCour, J. Pearson. Row 1: C. Jacobs, B. Nellis, S. Swenson, J. Schwien, C. Stearns, M. Meyer, P. Adams, C. Mottheis, J. Somuelson, M. Hoff, S. Koele, N. Lyman, D. Specht, L. Swenson, B. Peck. — THE 1964 ORACLE — F. F. A. I st Semester 2nd Semester Left to right: T. Gonnerman, D. Schroeder, R. Left to right: G. Recher, E. Schierholz, K. Gonner- Winterboer, R. Groen, K. Gonnerman, D. man, B. Idso, T. Erichsen, T. Gonnerman. Mielke, Mr. Lesnar. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM W. Groen, T. Erichsen, J. Rieck, R. Fohlenkamp, D. Schroeder, R. Sandersfeld, J. Johnson. Row 1: D. Durst, J. Johnson, L. Jatho, D. Stopsack, W. Smith, T. Gonnermon, G. Recher, L. Fohlenkamp, R. Fohlenkamp, L. Mattheis, D. Schroeder, R. Sandersfeld, D. Mielke, C. Gonnerman. Row 2: S. Byers, D. Nogel, G. Mohr, R. Espey, S. Taylor, G. Steinbeck, B. Idso, E. Mohni, G. Paulson, L. Vogt, K. Eilers, R. Puhrmann, K. Riedemann. Row 3: C. Stearns, T. Erichsen, R. Groen, W. Groen, L. Peterson, L. Back, R. Winterboer K. Gonnerman, R. Sterk, J. Rieck, D. Riessen, E. Schierholz, Mr. Lesnar. Row 4: R. Lefever, H. Funk, G. Klett, R. Ahrens, G. Gruhn, D. Sterk, E Harders B Farns- worth, R. Taylor, S. Hoper, D. Thee, L. Harmelink. Page Seventy THE 1964 ORACLE — Page Seventy-one — THE 1964 ORACLE — Page Sevent -tTVO - THE 1964 ORACLE — Page Seventy-three THE 1964 ORACLE — Page Seventy-four Abbott, Mr. 0. C. 8 Adams, Patricia 37,48,51,65,68, 69 Ahrens, Rodney 37,47,54,56,62, 63,70 Amundson, Barbara 29,63 Anderegg, Mary 4,6,11,19,28,55, 56,57,66 Anderegg, Michoel 37,55,56,63, 64 Anderson, Carol 29,45,46,51,60, 63,67 Anderson, Konnie 11,19,45,46, 51.52.54.61.62.67.68 Anderson, Mr. Richard 7 Arthur, Chuck 29,50 Austin, Marla 37,51,55,56 Back, Larry 11,19,51,53,70 Back, Patty 37,51,55,56 Balliet, Gary 37,47,50,51,63 Ballou, Cynthia 37,56,68 Ballou, Susan 37,56,62,67,68 Baumgarten, Carole 33,45,46,51, 62.63.68 Berry, Mrs. Helen 10 Bethke, Bruce 11,19,43,61,66 Bethke, Nolo 37,56 Bobzien, Gale 29,55,56 Bochner, Lance 33 Boetel, Jackie 4,29,55,56,60,65, 69 Boetel, Russell 29 Borchard, Mr. Howard 1,7 Boyer, Deborah 33,36,51,53,54, 67 Brendle, Ronda 33,51,52,54,67, 68 Brinkert, Shelley 37,56,65 Brower, Mr. Fred W. 8,68 Brunk, Diane 29,51 Buddingh, Curtis 11,19,50,63,66 Buhrmann LuAnn 29,55,56 Byers, Cherie 33,45,46,48,55,56, 67.69 Byers, Steven 37,70 Crowner, DeeAnn 4,11,19,56,62, 68 Crowner, Roger 33,41,47,55,56 Cummings, Mrs. Blanche 10 DeGraaf, Mr. Audley 7 DeWall, JoAnn 37,55,56 DeYoung, Mr. Herman 10 Durst, David 33,41,47,62 Eaton, David 33,41,47,62 Ebel, Merle 29 Eich, Sandy 37 Eilers, Kenneth 33,41,70 Enright, Becky 37,51,54,56,63, 64,65 Enright, Larry 29,32,60,64 Epping, Tom 4,11,19,63 Erichsen, Tom 29,41,42,50,60, 66.70 Espey, Ronald 33,70 Evans, Nancy 29 Fahlenkamp, Lonnie 4,11,19,70 Fahlenkamp, Ronald 29,70 Fanning, Dixie 33,63,68,69 Farnsworth, Billy 33,47,70 Feller, Dennis 4,29,55,56 Felty, Mr. Steven 8,60, 62 Funk, Donna 12, 19, 55, 56 INDEX OF PICTURES Funk, Harold 33,47,55,56,57,59, 70 Gathman, Patricia 12,19,69 Gathman, Sandra 6,29,56,60,65, 69 Geerdes, Judy 37,48,51,52,55,56, 58.63.66.69 Geerdes, Ronda 37,48,51,54,55, 56.57.58.62.67.69 Getting, Jerry 33,47,55,56 Getting, Susan 37,45,46,53,55, 56.69 Goering, Roxie 12,19,49,52,61, 62.65.66.67 Goetsch, Jerry 37,47,50,51 Gonnerman, Colleen 33,48,56,69 Gonnermon, Charles 33,70 Gonnerman, Gory 4,6,29,32,43, 63,64,66 Gonnerman, Karolyn 4,6,30,62,63 65 Gonnerman, Kotherine 38,56,59 Gonnerman, Ken 12,19,28,41,61, 66.68.70 Gonnerman, Tom 12,19,70 Gonnerman, Mr. Vaun 7 Grider, Mr. James 8,45,47,50 Groen, A!on 38,47,63 Groen, Donna 33,55,56,69 Groen, Kenneth 30 Groen, Rodney 12,19,55,56,63, 68.70 Groen, Sandra 12,19,51,69 Groen, Wayne 30,70 Groff, Don 12,19 Groff, Mr. Myrl 7 Gruhn, Gale 47,50,70 Gruhn, Larry 38,47,50,63 Gruhn, Ronnie 4,30,43,44,50,66, 67 Hansen, Jane 13,20,51,53,55,56, 57.61.67.68 Harders, Edwin 13,20,70 Harmelink, Larry 38,40,51,53,70 Harmelink, Marilyn 30,51,54,55, 56.58.60.67 Harms, Kenton 38,47 Hartmann, Terry 13,20,28,41,48, 63.66.67 Heimsoth, Dorothy 33,55,56,69 Henderson, Loretta 33,48,65 Hennings, Carmen 5,13,20,62, 67.68 Hewitt, Kenny 13,20,41,43,44, 50.62.63.66 Hewitt, Korwin 30,41,42,43,44, 50.66 Hinkey, Sharron 34,56,69 Hirt, Jeri 38,55,56,67,68 Hoff, Mary 13,20,51,65,69 Hoffman, Glen 34,41,47,50 Hofmeyer, Dennis 36 Hoper, Julie 34,45,46,51,52,53, 55,56,57,58,59,67,68,69 Hoper, Steven 34,63,70 Hunt, Thietje 30,43,44,51,53,54, 55.56.58.59.63.66.67 Idso, Bob 13,20,70 Idso, Peggy 34,56,62,63,69 Ingram, Mr. Corwin 9, 41 Ische, Bob 13,20,43,44,51,55,56, 61.66 Jacobs, Connie 38,55,56,69 Jacobs, Eileen 34,51,53,54,63 Jacobs, Karen 30,51,65,69 Jacobson, Bonnie 14,20,51,54,69 Jacobson, Dick 38, 47,50 Jotho, Larry 34,41,70 Jipson, David 30,63 Jipson, Vicki 34,56,65 Johnson, James 30,70 Jordan, Lois 34,56,65,69 Jones, Charlotte 38,48,51,55,56, 66.69 Kaiser, Greg 14,20,41,42,50,63, 66,67,68 Kelley, Norman 34,51,53,54,55, 56.63.67 Kelley, Mr. Walter 9 Kemp, Roy 38,55,56,57,58,62 Kenyon, Debra 38,51,55,56,58, 65 Kern, Cheryl 14,20,51,53,61,62, 67.69 Klekacz, Roger 38,55,56,67 Klett, Gale 38,67,70 Klinker, Dennis 14,20,28,41,42, 50.66.68 Klinker, Kella 4,6,14,20,55,56, 62.67.68 Klinker, Mrs. Lillian 10 Kluender, Bev. 14,20,55,56,57, 68 Kluender, Donna 4,6,30,55,56 57.58.60.65.67.68 Kluess, Mr. Norman 9 Koehnecke, Rita 38,56,63,66 Koele, Charmaine 30,45,46,60, 65.68 Koele, Sharolyn 38,40,55,56,57, 58.66.67.69 LaCour, Barbara 34,56,57,65,69 LoCour, Marc y 38,48,55,56,58, 62.65.69 Lage, Carol 14,20,51,54,67 Lefever, Ronald 39,70,51 Lesnar, Mr. James 9,70 Linder, Jan 4,6,14,20,51,62,65, 68.69 Lindgren, Mr. Robert 9,55,56 Lloyd, Linda 4,6,15,21,55,56,62, 67 Luinstra, Sue 4,15,21 Lux, Mrs. Merna 9,69 Lyman, Nona 32,65,69 Mahler, Donna 39,55,56 Manley, Diana 34,51,54,55,56, 62.68.69 Mann, Charles 15,21,51,53,54, 56,57,58 Mastbergen, Lynda 39,51,55,56. 57.68 Mattheis, Carol 39,56,69 Mattheis, Larry 34,70 McCarty, Maurine 6,39,40,56,62, 65.69 McCarty Lee 39,47,50,51,67 McCarty, Rich 34,41,42,43,44. 50,66 McCarty, Therese 34,55,56,65 McCarty, Vince 30,60,64,67 McKinstry, Mr. Gordon 9 Meyer, Marlene 15,21,65,68,69 Mielke, Don 15,21,70 INDEX (Continued) Mohni, Eugene 39 Mohr, Greg 39,62,70 Morfitt, Jerry (11) 4,30,50 Morfitt Jerry (10) 34,36,41,47, 66 Mosley, Mrs. Lois 4,6,8 Mulder, John 34 Mulder, Merlene 39,56 Nagel, Connie 39,48,56,62,69 Nagel, Dennis 39,67,70 Nellis, Barbara 39,55,56,69 Norling, Marlene 4,6,15,21,55, 56,57,68 Olhausen, Craig 39,47,50,51 Olhausen, Mr. Harry 7 Olhausen, Vaun 4,30,43,44,50, 53,55,56,58,59,63,66 Paulson, Gary 35,47,51,54,55,56, 70 Paulson, Janice 15,21,56 Payne, Edward 39,51 Pearson, Janet 35,36,45,46,48, 51,52,54,55,56,57,58,67,68, 69 Pearson, Susanne 30,56,65 Peck, Bonita 35,51,53,54,55,56, 57,58,67,69 Peck, Joel 15,21,50,51,53,55,56, 57,58 Peterson, Dr. J. C. 7 Peterson, Lester 35,63,67,70 Peterson, Miss Sue 9 Popp, Mr. Ed 7 Potter, James 31,32,41,42,43,44, 50,60,63,66,67 Powers, Dennis 39,47 Powers, Richard 31,43,44 Puhrmann, Rodney 39,47,50,70 Rachuy, Daryl 16,21,55,56 Rachuy, Keith 16,21 Rasmussen, Nancy 39,56,69 Recher, Barbaro 35,56,69 Recher, Glen 16,21,70 Recher, Lois 35,69 Richards, Mrs. Mary 8 Richards, Mr. Tom 9,51 Richter, Linda 39,56 Rieck, James 31,70 Riedemann, Karl 40,51,53,54,67, 70 Riedemann, Stephanie 35,69 Riessen, Dean 16,21,70 Riessen, Diane 35,69 Robinson, Gary 16,21,66,67 Rohlf, Don 4,31,41,42,43,44,50, 63.66 Rohlf, Patsy 35,45,46,48,51,56, 69 Romey, Karen 4,6,16,21,55,56, 58, 68 Rons, Mr. Ed 10 Rons, Janet 31,60,68 Rost, Dale 31 Ruby, Carla 31,32,51,52,53,54, 55.56.57.58.60.63.66.67.68 Ruby, Doug 16,21,41,42,51,53, 55.56.57.58.59.61.62.63.66 Rusche, Darwin 40,47,63 Samuelson, Judy 35,51,53,55,56, 57.58.67.69 Sandersfeld, Ronald 31,70 Sauer, Bev. 16,21,51,53,69 Schierholz, Eddie 17,22,70 Schmidt, Robert 31,50,66 Schroeder, David 31,41,42,50,55, 66,70 Schroeder, Deanna 35,36,51,56, 62.69 Schwarting, Karen 17,22,65 Schwien, Dick 31 Schwien, Janis 31,51,54,62,65, 67.68 Sherman, Ronold 35,47 Siebersma, Jane 6,35,45,46,51, 52,56 Smith, Janice 40,51,54,55,56,62, 68.69 Smith, Louise 31,51,60,67 Smith, Sandy 31,64 Smith, Sheila 35 Smith, Wayne 4, 17, 22, 70 Smits, Mr. Ted 8,62 Snider, Craig 17,22,41,42,43,44, 50,61,62,66,67,68 Specht, Dorothy 35,56,69 Stanley, Don 35,47 Stanley, Frankie 4,31,55,56 Stearns, Charles 4,17,22,51,53, 70 Stearns, Connie 40,56,69 Steen, Mrs. Dorothy 10 Steinbeck, Gary 35,47 Steinmetz, Cynthia 35,45,48,51 Sterk, Dennis 31,51,55,56,57,58, 59,60,63,66,70 Sterk, Ronnie 35,47,63,70 Stopsack, David 36,55,56,63,70 Struve, Eugene 32 Swanson, Larron 17,22,41,43,44, 50.55.56.59.66.68 Swanson, Lory 36,45,46,48,69 Swenson, Jean 17,22,62,69 Swenson, Linda 40,69 Swenson, Sharon 4,6,32,62,67,69 Taylor, Greg 17,22,50,51,53,55, 56,58,62,66 Taylor, Rodney 40,55,56,63,70 Taylor, Stanley 40,50,55,56,70 Thee, Doug 18,22,61,70 Thorne, Barbara 36,65,69 Thorn, Bradley 32,41,42,66 Thorn, Joyce 40,51,54,56,62,65 Thiessen, Miss Karla 10 Timmons, Doug 40,47,50 Torner, Dixie 18,22,65,69 Torner, Linda 4,32,65,69 Trunnell, Kothy 40,51,55,56,58, 63,64,65 Uhe, Ronald 40,47,50 Vezina, Billie 4,18,22,51,52,54, 55.56.57.58.62.68 Vezina, Kelley 40,47,50,63,64 Vlieger, John 36,47,50,67 Vogt, Lon 40,47,51,70 Vogt, Mr. Merle 7 Walrod, Connie 18,22 Walrod, Larry 36,41,47,67 Warburton, Edna 4,32,62,65,68 Watts, Karen 36,51,53,54,63,65, 67 Wehrkamp, Mr. Glenn 8,43,66 Wiese, Jone 32,56,60 Wille, Suson 32,45,46,55,56,65 Winterboer, Ronald 18,22,70 Wohlert, Ronald 18,22,70 Wohlert, Danny 36,47 Wohlert, Robert 4,32,60,63,64 Zahn, Mary 18,22,51,54,62,66, 67.68 Zegers, Ronnie 36,41,47,50,51, 53,54,55,56,57,63 ■ ■ - 3 v% j� � .� . . «t i v.. ‘f ' . v-r ' ' v-. -T vy _-.:-' V? . 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