Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1965 volume:

— THE 1965 ORACLE — — HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL Hartley, Iowa — edited ond published by the journalism deportment — printed by the Hortley Sentinel With pride we present the 1964-65 Oracle, a new concept in the annual record of Hartley High School. Remembering that the school year covers a myriad of activities, this issue of the Oracle features departments with their related events. The table of contents on page iii will guide the reader to each section. — THE 1965 ORACLE — Sadness was reflected throughout the school and community with the loss of Carmen Hennings, Class of 1964. Memories remain, however, of her whole-hearted approach to her chosen activi- ties — drama, debate, band, and Future Teachers of America. Her excellent grades kept her on the honor roll, and her superior acting won the senior drama award. Hartley High School and the Oracle staff will treasure these memories of Carmen Hennings, Oracle Queen of 1964. Page ii - THE 1965 ORACLE — Each fall, shortly after school begins, one thing most H.H.S. students look forward to is the purchasing of their Oracles. The selling of the Oracles is done by members of the publications staff. When a student buys an Oracle he is given the privilege of voting for an Oracle Queen. There is one candidate chosen from each class and the girl receiving the largest amount of votes is given the honor of reigning over that year's Oracle. Another girl is chosen from the Queen's class and she, along with the other three candidates, serve as the Queen's Court. Near the end of the school year a party and dance is held, at which time the students receive their Oracles. The Queen and her court proudly reign over these festivities. Page iii ORACLE ATTENDANTS Left to right: Becky Enright Becky Vetter Jonet Peorson Donna Kluender — THE 1965 ORACLE — TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Page Heading i i Title Page Memoriam iii Table of Contents iiii i Oracle Court Oracle Queen 2 - 3 Administration and Staff 4 - 5 Guidance 6 Home Economics 7-13 Communications 14 Spanish and Music 15 - 23 Music Department 24 - 26 Science Departments 27 Library 28 - 30 Vocational Agriculture 31 Boys Physical Education 32-52 Athletics 53 - 64 Seniors, National Honor Society 65 - 69 Juniors 70 - 74 Sophomores 75 - 80 Freshmen 81-83 Snapshots 84 Track, Publication Staff Page iiii Page One — THE 1965 ORACLE — SCHOOL BOARD Seoted, left to right: Dr. J. C. Peterson, Jr.; Myrl Groff; Voun Gonnermon, president; Clarence Olhousen; ond Levoy Thomas. Standing, left to right: Duane Kolpn; Horry Olhousen; H. L. Borchod, superintendent. MR. HOWARD BORCHARD Mr. Howard Borchard, superintendent, is a graduate of Spencer High School. He re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree at Wayne State Teachers College and his Master of Arts degree from the University of South Dakota at Vermillion. He first came to Hartley in 1954 as an English teacher. He became principal in 1956, a job which he held for 8 years. In I 964 he attained his present job of superintendent. Page Tl� o MR. FRED BROWER Our principal, Mr. Fred Brower, attend- ed Orange City High School. He went to Northwestern Junior College at Orange City for two years and is a graduate of State College of Iowa at Cedar Falls. He receiv- ed his Master’s degree at the University of Idaho and has done post-graduate work at Washington State University. Mr. Brower, who has been on Hartley’s faculty for two years, has had fourteen years of teaching experience. THE 1965 ORACLE — SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARIES Korlo Thiessen Left to right: Katherine Gonnerman, Carole Baumgarten, Shoron Swenson. MISS KARLA THIESSEN M iss Karla I hiessen has been secretary to Mr. Borchard since her graduation from Hartley High School in 1963. She took a business course throughout high school while she got experience by working in Mr. DeGraaf's office. COOKS CUSTODIANS Left to right: Mrs. Steen, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Left to right: Herman DeYoung ond Robert Klinker, Mrs. Berry. Butler. Page Three THE 1965 ORACLE - B MR. AUDLEY DcGRAAF Guidance Counselor, Mr. Audley DeGraaf, attended high school in Orange City. After graduation he spent two years attending Northwestern Junior College. He received his Bachelors degree at Westmar College. He also attended University of South Dakota at Vermillion, the University of Iowa at Iowa City, and the State Col- lege of Iowa at Cedar Falls. He came to Hartley in 1953 and has taught Junior High English, coached boys basket- ball and has taught psychology, driver’s training, sociology and economics. He began counseling in 1959. One cf Mr. DeGraaf's jobs is advisor of the Future Teachers of America. This is an organization of students who plan to enter the teaching profession in the future. FTA PROJECT One of the projects undertaken by the FTA girls this year was Teacher Appreciation Day, held on April 15. This day two members visited each room in both school buildings and presented an apple and a poem of appreciation to all faculty members. Shown here, as they were presented with their “apples for the teachers are Mr. Walter Kelley and a student teacher, from Northwestern College, Miss Joyce Kooy. FTA members are Donna Kluender and Carla Ruby. — THE 1965 ORACLE — FT A MEMBERS Front row, left to right: Becky Enright, Lynda Mostbergen, Cynthio Ballou, Carla Brigham, Susan Ballou, Charmoine Koele, Vicki Jipson, Edna Warburton, Mr. DeGroof, adviser. Second row: Janice Smith, Pat Adams, Joyce Thorn, Carlo Ruby, Donna Kluender, Carol Jotho, Therese McCarty, Linda Richter. Third row: Louise Smith, Susan Potter, Borbra Thorne, Carole Baumgorten, Carol Anderson, Rondo Brendle, Maureen McCarty. FT A OFFICERS Left to right: Maureen McCorty, historian; Louise Smith, vice-president, Carol Anderson, president; Janice Smith, secretary; Rondo Brendle, treasurer. Page Five femfid — 77 £ 1965 ORACLE — MRS. MYRNA LUX Mrs. Myrna Lux attended high school at Gruver, Iowa. She received her Bachelor s degree at State College of Icwa at Cedar Falls. She came to Hartley in 1961 to teach Home Fconomics. F. H. A. Front row, left to right: Cherie Byers, president; Jonet Pearson, vice-president; Deonno Schroeder, secretary; Bunny Peck, treasurer; Julie Hoper, district officer; Susie Getting, historian; Diana Manley, reporter; Judy Geerdes, song leader; Rondo Geerdes, recreation chairman; Mrs. Lux, advisor. Second row: Betty Gonnerman, Sharon Swenson, Jonis Schwien, Debbie Struve, Connie Steorns, Sue Turnquist, Debbie Riedemann, Susan Goetsch, Kathy Peck, Mary Schierholz, Nancy Swenson, Nona Lyman, Linda Swenson, Maureen McCarty. Third row: Pom Thee, Jackie Boetel, Carol Mathios, Jeannene Buhrmann, Vicki Gonner- man, Janyce Lage, Therese McCarty, Jeanne Witt, Sondy Gathman, Sharolyn Koele, Barbara Nellis, Connie Jacobs, Bonnie Meyer, Judy Samuelson. Fourth row: Gretchen Bethke, Pat Adams, Linda Petersen, Donna Groen, Kothy O'Brien, Jeri Boetel, LuAnn Buhrmann, Becky Vetter, Judy Henderson, Joyce Thorn, Karolyn Gon- nerman, Lois Recher, Dione Riessen, Karen Jacobs. Fifth row: Patsy Rohlf, Dorothy Heimsoth, Vicki Mohni, Barbara LaCour, Stephanie Riede- mann, Barbra Thorne, Linda Torner, Lorretta Henderson, Sandy Smith, Peggy Hain, Marcy LaCour, Colleen Gonnerman, Connie Nagel. Page Six — THE 1965 ORACLE — MRS. LOIS MOSLEY Freshman and Sophomdre English and Journalism in- structor is Mrs. Lois Mosley. She attended Sheldon High School and received her Bachelors degree at Grinnell Col- lege in Grinnell, Iowa. She did graduate work at Drake University, the University of Minnesota and the Univer- sity of Iowa. She taught in Sutherland and in Lake Center before coming to Hartley in I 962.' Extra duties that keep her busy include her job as Publications Advisor and Debate Coach. s ORACLE STAFF Editor Associate Editor Photo Chief Script Writer Artist Circulation Managers Karolyn Gonnerman Kenneth Eilers Gary Gonnerman Peggy Idso Larry Enright Vaun Olhausen and Donna Kluender Sports Roger Crowner Index Janet Pearson and Dan Wohlert Page Editors — John Mulder, Teena Mosley, Deanna Schroeder, David Durst, Ron Zegers, Jerry Morfitt and Gary Paulson Advisor Mrs. Lois Mosley PUBLICATIONS STAFF Left to right, seoted: Donny Wohlert, Janet Pearson, John Mulder, Ronnie Zegers, Peggy Idso. Standing: Dovid Durst, Roger Crowner, Jerry Morfitt, Gory Poulson, Deanna Schroeder, Kenney Eilers, Teeno Mosley. Page Seven — THE 1965 ORACLE — SENIOR DEBATE SQUAD Gory Gonnermon Vince McCorty Robert Wohlert Lorry Enright B SQUAD Roy Kemp, Kathy Gon- nermon, Mike Anderegg, Kelley Vezina, Steven En- right, Debro Kenyon, Rodney Ahrens, T i m Koiser, Wolly Tchopp, Mike Mosley, Jerry Eil- ers. Missing from picture: Kothy Wichmann DEBATE The debate squad had a good record in 1964-65. Of the debaters, seven won letters and 14 won certificates of superior and excellent ratings. Letter winners for the second consecutive year were the four seniors, Larry Enright, captain, Robert Wohl- ert, Gary Gonnerman and Vincent McCarty. Larry was high speaker for the year, with an 8.6 average of a possible 10 points. Three sophomores won letters, Kathy Gonnerman, Kelley Vezina and Michael Anderegg. Two trophies were won and a first-place certificate. The sophomores won the annual Hartley trophy; the seniors tied for first with Maurice-Orange City at North- western College. The contest squad placed first at district contest and tied for second place at state contest. Page Eight — THE 1965 ORACLE — QUILL AND SCROLL Left to right: Voun Olhousen and Donna Kluender, business managers; Karolyn Gonnermon, Oracle editor; Gary Gonnermon, photo chief; Shoron Swenson ond Don Rohlf, Echo co-editors. Page Nine Left to right: Dan Rohlf; Mrs. Mosley, adviser; Robert Wohlert, president; Gary Gonner- mon, magazine editor; Korolyn Gonnermon; Donno Kluender; Shoron Swenson; Voun Olhousen. PUBLICATIONS BOARD — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. STEPHEN FELTY Mr. Stephen Felty is a graduate of Pulaski. Virginia, high school. He attended college at Mankato State Col- lege at Mankato, Minn. Included in his duties on the Hartley faculty is teaching junior and senior English and also teaching speech. He also teaches dramatics and directs the junior and senior class plays. In addition, he is contest speech coach. Mr. Felty came to Hartley in 1963. STATE SPEECH CONTESTANTS Left to right: Larry Enright Morey LaCour Gary Gonnerman Roy Kemp Robert Wohlert Linda Petersen Michoel Anderegg Page Ten — THE 1965 ORACLE — SENIOR PLAY CAST FOR ‘‘PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Front row, left to right: Edna Worburton, Morilyn Hormelink, Jackie Boetel, Gole Bobzien, Sandra Gathman, Jonis Schwien, Shoron Swenson, Jane Wiese, Teena Mosley. Second row: Korolyn Gonnermon, Louise Smith, Gary Gonnerman, James Johnson, David Schroeder, Suzanne Pearson, Carla Ruby, Donno Kluender. Third row: Sue Wille, Tom Erichsen, Vaun Olhausen, Vince McCorty, Denny Sterk, Thietje Hunt, Carol Anderson. JUNIOR PLAY CAST FOR WHO KILLED AUNT CAROLINE?” Front row, left to right: Janet Pearson, Diona Manley, Therese McCorty, Karen Watts, Vicki Jipson, Cherie Byers, Bunny Peck. Second row: Julie Hoper, Carole Baumgarten, Eileen Jacobs, David Eaton, Rich McCarty, David Stopsack, Normon Kelley. Page Eleven — THE 1965 ORACLE — CONTEST PLAY Left to right: Kelley Vezina, Steve Hoper, Dean Porrish, Tom Larson, David Eaton, Thietje Hunt, Denny Sterk. The contest play was Afraid of the Dark”, and was directed by Mr. Felty and Mr. Lindgren. It was chosen from the three one-act plays presented in Hartley. They traveled to Estherville to the district contest where they received a Division II rating. AUTOGRAPHS Page Tn e ve — THE 1965 ORACLE — ONE-AC1 PLAY — Nic Man Who Was hollowed by His Heart” Front row, left to right: Becky Enright, Moureen McCarty, Gory Gonnerman, David Schroeder, James Johnson, Rodney Puhrmann, Colleen Gonnerman, Charmaine Koele, Suzonne Turn- quist, Teeno Mosley. Second row: Ronnie Lefever, Lon Vogt, Rodney Taylor, Larry Gruhn, Kenton Harms, Gary Balliet, Gene Mohni, Linda Richter, Stanley Taylor. Third row: Karen Watts, Jerry Morfitt, Ronnie Gruhn, Don Stanley, Wayne Groen, James Rieck, Corole Boumgarten, Dan Wohlert, Kenny Eilers, Janyce Lage. Missing from picture: David Jipson. ONE-ACT PLAY — The Loiter], Front row, left to right: David Sleeper, Sharolyn Koele, Lon Vogt, Jerry Eilers, Jeon Gonner- mon, Mike Jipson. Second row: Ross Mastbergen, Craig Olhausen, Greg Mohr, David Durst, Debra Kenyon, Kathy Gonnerman, Roy Kemp. Third row: Morey LaCour, Carol Anderson, Doug Timmons, Alan Groen, Jerry Morfitt, Dovid Stopsack. Page Thirteen — THE 1965 ORACLE - MRS. TOM RICHARDS Spanish instructor, Mrs. Tom Richards, is a graduate of Webster City High School. She received her Bach- elors degree at the University of Iowa and has done grad- uate work at Wcstmar College and at the University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Richards is a part time teacher, teach- ing Spanish I and Spanish II each afternoon. SPANISH II MR. TOM RICHARDS Band instructor, Mr. Tom Richards, received his Bach- elors and Masters degrees at State University of Iowa at Icwa City, after graduating from Elkader High School. He did post-graduate work at Westmar College and at the University of Wisconsin. He came to Hartley in 1959 after teaching in Marcus. He teaches high school band, beginners band, cadet chorus and gives individual lessons. Page Fourteen - THE 1965 ORACLE — BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Louise Smith, vice-president; Voun Olhousen, president; Jonet Peorson, secretary; Judy Samuelson, member ot large. CADET OFFICERS Left to right: Sue Wille, president Therese McCorty, vice-president Colleen Gonnermon Sec'y-Treos. Page Fifteen — THE 1965 ORACLE — CONCERT BAND Front row, left to right: Marilyn Hormelink, Koren Wotts, Deborah Boyer, Suson Potter, Bunny Peck, Jerri Boetel, Vicki Gonnermon, Becky Enright, Rondo Brendle, Jonis Schwien. Second row: Deonna Schroeder, Irene Vierhout, Suson Bollou, Koren Jocobs, Judy Geerdes, Jonice Smith, Joyce Thorn, Judy Samuelson, Carlo Ruby, Julie Hoper, Potty Back, Mike Mosley, Corol Jotho, Morla Austin, Debro Kenyon, Diona Manley, Normon Kelley, Jonet Peorson, Rondo Geerdes. Page Sixteen — THE 1965 ORACLE — CONCERT BAND Third row: Susan Goetsch, Chorlotte Jones, Marita Crowner, Pat Adorns, Mike Jipson, Rodger Burley, David Sleeper, Diane Brunk, Gary Paulson, Karl Riedemann, Larry Harme- link, Ronnie Zegers, Denny Sterk, Susie Getting, Vaun Olhausen, Steven Sorensen, Jerry Goetsch, Carole Baumgarten, Kathy Peck, Louise Smith, Eileen Jacobs, Thietje Hunt. Standing: Ross Mastbergen, Pat Rohlf, Croig Olhausen, Lon Vogt, Lynda Mastbergen, Becky Steinbeck, Cindy Steinmetz, Eddie Payne, Lyle Brunk, Lee McCarty, Marcy LaCour. Director: Mr. Richards. Page Seventeen CADET CHORUS i Front row, left to right: Shelly Brinkert, Rita Koehnecke, Jeon Gonnermon Teena Mosley, Nona Lyman, Marla Austin, Jackie Boetel, Mary Schierholz, Gretchen Bethke, Jeanne Witt, Suzanne Turnquist, Bonnie Meyer, Vicki Groen, Mary Porter. Second row: Linda Richter, Vicki Jipson, Susan Goetsch, Carol Mattheis, Barbro Recher, Pam Thee, Merlene Mulder, Ricky Hartmann, Mike Anderegg, Connie Jacobs, Debbie Riedemann, Dorothy Specht, Nolo Bethke. Third row: Connie Stearns, Debbie Struve, Jerri Boetel, Rita Crowner, Colleen Gonnerman, Maureen McCarty, Sue Pearson, Wally Tschopp, Dennis Pearson, Sharron Hinkey, Janice Smith, Sandra Gathman, Janyce Lage, Jeannene Buhrmann. Fourth row: Patty Back, Peggy Hain, Lorretta Henderson, Barbara LaCour, Sue Wille, Barbra Thorne, Rodney Ahrens, Jackie Torner, Rosalie MacDonald, Stephanie Riedemann, Connie Nagel, Judy Henderson, Louise Smith, Debra Kenyon. Pianists: Debbie Thiessen, Becky Steinbeck. Director: Mr. Richards. c CO o CO a — THE 1965 ORACLE — FLAG SWINGERS Left to right: Diono Monley Rondo Brendle Carla Ruby Vicki Gonnermon BATON TWIRLERS Left to right: Judy Geerdes Deonna Schroeder Julie Hoper Rondo Geerdes Janet Pearson Page Nineteen — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. ROBERT LINDGREN Mr. Robert Lindgren, who is vocal music and assist- ant band instructor, attended Marathon high school. He received his Bachelors degree in music at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake. He came to Hartley in 1962 after teaching previously at Havelock-Plover school and at Pisgah, Iowa. VARSITY OFFICERS Left to right: Gory Gonnerman, vice-president; Donna Kluender, secretory; Denny Sterk, president; Cherie Byers, treasurer. Page Ttvcnly — THE 1965 ORACLE — MUSICAL CAST — So This Is Paris” Front row, left to right: Bunny Peck, Gory Gonnermon, Corlo Ruby, Denny Sterk, Thietje Hunt, Julie Hoper, Voun Olhousen, Steve Hoper. Second row: Jonet Peorson, Cherie Byers, Judy Somuelson, Diana Monley, Deanna Schroeder, Rondo Geerdes, David Sleeper. Third row: David Durst, Roy Kemp, Kathy O'Brien, Cathy Peck, Jerry Eilers, Ronnie Zegers, Ross Mostbergen, Maureen McCarty. BEAUTY SHOP QUARTETTE 1963-64 BAND MEMBERS Judy Somuelson, Bunny Peck, Karen Romey, Left to right: Karen Watts, Marilyn Harmelink, Deborah Julie Hoper Boyer, Normon Keley. Page Tivenly-one — THE 1965 ORACLE — MIXED CHORUS Front row, left to right: Mike Jipson, Mike Mosley, Roy Kemp, Dovid Durst, Steve Sorensen, Ross Mostbergen, Dorwyn Donnenwerth, Lyle Brunk, David Sleeper, Jerry Eilers. Second row: Irene Vierhout, Lynda Mostbergen, Judy Samuelson, Cherie Byers, Gale Bobzien, Borbaro Nellis, Cynthia Ballou, Susan Ballou, Therese McCarty, Peggy Idso, LuAnn Buhr- mann, Donna Kluender, Kathy Gonnerman, Karen Watts, Vicki Gonnerman, Kathy Peck, Diane Brunk, Marilyn Harmelink. Page Trvcnty-hvo — THE 1965 ORACLE — MIXED CHORUS Third row: Kathy O'Brien, Donna Groen, Becky Vetter, Judy Geerdes, Diana Manley, Janet Pearson, Dorothy Heimsoth, Julie Hoper, Susie Getting, Marcy LaCour, Rondo Geerders, Jeri Hirt, Linda Petersen, Joyce Thorn, Carla Ruby, Deanna Schroeder, Sharolyn Koele. Fourth row: Doug Luinstra, Gary Gonnerman, David Stopsack, Stanley Taylor, Steve Hoper, Frankie Stanley, Jerry Getting, Ronnie Zegers, Dennis Sterk, Thietje Hunt, Vaun Olhausen, Rodney Taylor, Ronald Sandersfeld, Eugene Struve, Mike Bettin, Gary Paulson, Norman Kelley, Rodger Burley. Pianist, Bunny Peck; Director, Mr. Robert Lindgren. Page Tn ent ) thrcc — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. OLIVER ABBOTT Mr. Oliver Abbott is a graduate of Bow Bells, North Dakota, high school. He attended the State University of North Dakota and the University of Minnesota. The subjects he teaches are General Science, Biology and Chemistry. One of his main jobs during the school year is to be in charge of the annual Science Fair. Mr. Abbott came to Hartley in 1950. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, seated: Les Petersen, treasurer; Janet Pearson, secretary; James Potter, presi- dent; Vince McCarty, vice-president. Standing: Deborah Boyer, Tim Kaiser, Karolyn Gonnerman, Lee McCarty, Wally Tschopp, Rondo Geerdes, Borb Amundson. Page Twenly-four — THE 1965 ORACLE — SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS I'irst Place, Over-All, Science Fair First Place, Chemistry, Science Fair Dovid Jipson ond Lorry Enright “Electrostatic Fields Louise Smith Vhy? Problems with Jelly” First Place, General Science, Science Fair First Place, Biology, Science Fair Vicki Mohni ond Rita Crowner Weather in Motion Roy Kemp The Life Stream” Page Twent -five — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. HELMUT KOCH Mr. Helmut Koch is a graduate of Dickson High School, Dickson, Nebraska. He attended Nebraska State I each- ers College at Wayne, Nebraska, before coming to Hart- ley to teach. The subjects he instructs are Physics, Geometry, and General Mathematics. First Place, Physics, Science Fair Norman Kelley “Apparatus for Radio Telegraphy MR. WALTER KELLEY Mr. Walter Kelley attended high school in Sherman, South Daktoa. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, and his Master of Arts degree at the University of South Dakota at Ver- million. He also attended Nettleton Business School in Sioux Falls. The subjects he teaches are Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Typing I, Typing II, and Bookkeeping. One of his added duties in Hartley High is treasurer of the activity funds. Mr. Kelley has taught here 28 years. Page Trvenl )-six — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. GORDON McKINSTREY Mr. Gordon McKinstrey, a registered librarian, is a graduate of Milford High School, and has taught at Hart- ley since 1956. He received his Bachelor's degree at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake and his Master’s degree at the University of Wyoming. He has also done graduate work at South Dakota State University at Brook- ings. Until last year he was head football coach and assisted with physical education. He teaches Government and is presently school librarian. LIBRARIANS Left to right: Judy Somuelson, Chormoine Koele, Donna Kluender, Julie Hoper, Synthia Steinmetz. Page Tivenl )-scven — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. HAROLD WOODARD Mr. Harold Woodard, who is new to Hartley’s teach- ing staff this year, is the Vocational Agriculture instruc- tor. He attended high school at Haskell, Oklahoma, and is a graduate of Iowa State University at Ames. F. F. A. MEMBERS First row, left to right: Lyle Brunk, Charles Gonnerman, Dennis Nogel, David Durst, Greg Mohr, Keith Erichsen, Ronnie Lefever, Korl Riedemonn, Larry Smith, Mr. Woodard. Second row: Larry Harmelink, James Johnson, Ronnie Fahlenkamp, Dovid Stopsock, Gary Paulson, Rodney Puhrmann, David Schroeder, Ronnie Espey, Kenneth Eilers, Dovid Williamson. Third row: Steve Byers, Lon Vogt, Gary Steinbeck, Larry Mattheis, Rodney Taylor, Ronald Sandersfeld, Steve Hoper, Gene Mohni, Larry Jatho, Stanley Taylor. Fourth row: Rodney Ahrens, Tom Erichsen, Les Petersen, Gale Gruhn, Ronnie Sterk, Wayne Groen, Dennis Sterk, James Rieck, Gale Klett. Page Tn cnt )-cighl — THE 1965 ORACLE — F. F. A. OFFICERS Left to right: Mr Woodard, James Rieck, Lorry Jotho, Ronnie Fahlenkomp, Jomes Johnson, Dovid Schroeder, Tom Erichsen. CREED SPEAKER AND PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE Seated: Lester Petersen, Stonley Toylor, David Williamson, Greg Mohr. Standing, Creed Speaker, Keith Erichsen. Page Tiventy-nine — THE 1965 ORACLE — The FFA Parliamentary Procedure team received a gold rating at sub-district contest. They went on to get a silver rating at district contest. Creed Speaker this year was Keith Erichsen. He got a gold rating at sub-district contest and an honorable mention at district. Page Thirty — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. FRED TANNER Mr. Fred Tanner, who teaches industrial arts, metal shop, mechanical drawing, woodworking, and boy’s phys- ical education; is a graduate of Eagle Grove High School. He attended Eagle Grove Junior College and Westmar College and has done graduate work at Mankato State I eacher’s College. Page Thirt )-one THE 1965 ORACLE — MISS SUE PETERSON M iss Sue Peterson attended high school at Harcourt, Iowa, and she graduated from Wayne State Teachers College where she majored in Physical Education. She teaches high school and elementary Physical Education, and Health, is the chaperone for the girls basketball team, and sponsor of the Pep Club. PEP CLUB Front row, left to right: Peggy Hain; Mary Schierholz; Sharolyn Koele; Carla Ruby, vice- president; Rondo Brendle; Charmaine Koele, president; Vicki Gonnerrr.an. Second row: Mary Porter; Edna Warburton; Jonis Schwien; Nona Lyman; Sharon Swenson; Cherie Byers; Susan Goetsch; Rita Koehnecke; Kathy Peck; Sue Turnquist; Pom Thee; Vicki Jipson; Dorothy Specht; Betty Gonnerman; Jean Gonnermon. Third row: Sondee Eich; Jackie Boetel; Debbie Riedemann; Jeri Boetel; Karen Jacobs; Karen Watts; Jeannene Buhrmonn; Therese McCarty; Kathy Gonnerman; Carol Matthias; Jeonne Witt; Bonnie Meyer; Judy Henderson; Becky Steinbeck; Shelley Brinkert. Fourth row: Pat Adams; Carol Jatho; Gretchen Bethke; Jonyce Lage; Donna Kluender; Donna Groen; Kathy O'Brien; Deanna Schroeder; Marito Crowner; Joyce Thorn; Karolyn Gonnerman; Linda Petersen; Sandy Gathman; Charlotte Jones. Fifth row: Diana Manley; Patsy Rohlf; Janet Pearson, treasurer; LuAnn Buhrmonn; Sue Pearson; Vicki Mohni; Sandy Smith; Lorretto Henderson; Connie Nagel; Rosolie MacDonald; Judy Geerdes; Ronda Geerdes; Colleen Gonnerman; Shorron Hinkey; Carla Brigham. Back row: Dorothy Heimsoth; Susan Potter; Stephanie Riedemann; Suson Wille, secretary; Barbra Thorne; Corole Baumgarten; Susie Getting; Jackie Torner; Carol Anderson; Julie Hoper; Linda Torner; Barbara LaCour; Maureen McCarty; Marcy LaCour. Page Thirty-two TUE 1965 ORACLE — VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Shorolyn Koele, Carla Ruby, Rondo Brendle, Chormoine Koele. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Becky Vetter, Mary Schierholz, Vicki Gonnermon, Peggy Hoin. Page Thirty-three THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. JIM. GRIDER Mr. Jiin Glider, who teaches World and American History, is a graduate of Rockwell City High School. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Buena Vista Col- lege in Storm Lake. In addition to teaching history, he coaches girls basketball. He came to Hartley in 1962. GIRLS BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Coach Jim Grider, Carla Brigham, Sue Getting, Carole Baumgarten, Carol Anderson, Julie Hoper, Janet Pearson. Second row: Chaperone Miss Petersen, monager Cindy Steinmetz, Pat Rohlf, Lorretta Henderson, Susan Potter, Rondo Geerdes, Cherie Byers. Page Thirls-four — THE 1965 ORACLE — Page Thirl )-five — THE 1965 ORACLE - SECOND GUARDS Patsy Rohlf Lorretta Henderson SECOND FORWARDS Susan Potter Rondo Geerdcs Janet Pearson Page Thirty six Cherie Byers — THE 1965 ORACLE — B-TEAM BASKETBALL. GIRLS BASKETBALL Won the Sioux Valley Conference Championship. Consolation winners in District Tournament. Nineteen wins and three losses, all three losses to Everly. Co-Captains: Carol Anderson and Sue Wille. Carole Baumgarten: Leading scorer with a total of 739 points. Carol Anderson: Leading rebounder with a total of I 65 rebounds. Team was ranked seventeenth in the state at the close of the season. Letter winners: Carole Baumgarten, Carla Brigham, Susie Getting, Janet Pearson, Ronda Geerdes, Carol Anderson, Julie Hoper, Sue Wille, Cherie Byers, Sue Potter. Page Thirty-seven Second row: Suzonne Turnquist, Kathy Peck, Susan Goetsch, Morey LaCour, Judy Hender- son, Carol Jotho, Pat Adorns. Front row, left to right: Carlo Brigham, Susan Potter, Connie Nogel, Judy Geerdes, Colleen Gonnerman, Rondo Geerdes. — THE 1965 ORACLE — Page Thirty-eight - THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. GLENN WEHRKAMP Mr. Glenn Wehrkamp is a graduate of Clarinda High School and also of Clarinda Junior College He received his Bachelor of Science degree at Northwestern Missouri State College at Maryville, Missouri. He also did grad- uate work at the State College of Iowa. The subjects he teaches are Consumers Math, Algebra I, Algebra II, and Advanced Mathematics. This year he was the coach of three students who took places in a state- wide mathematics contest. Last year’s team, also coached by Mr. Wehrkamp, placed second in the state. Mr. Wehrkamp is boys basketball coach and head track coach. BOYS BASKETBALL The first five was made up of James Potter. Rich McCarty, Vaun Olhausen. Dan Rohlf, and Ron Sterk. Vaun Olhausen was second high scorer in the Conference with 315 points with Potter placing fifth. Leading rebounder was Ron Sterk. The Hawks placed 4th in the Sioux Valley Conference with I I wins and 8 losses. C enn Wehrkamp, head coach Corxvin Ingram, assistant coach Frankie Stanle]) and Mike Beilin, managers Voun Olhousen, Ronnie Sterk, Donny Rohlf Jomes Potter, Korky Hewitt, Richord McCarty Page Thirty-nine — THE 1965 ORACLE — Don Stanley, Glen Hoffman, Ronnie Zegers Richard Powers, Thietje Hunt, Larry Zinn B SQUAD Front row, left to right: Lee McCarty, Dick Jacobson, Tom Larson, Gole Gruhn, Gale Klett, Gary Balliet, Mr. Ingram, coach. Second row: Frank Stanley, manager; Wolly Tschopp; Lorry Gruhn; Dennis Powers; Darwin Rusche; Ronnie Uhe; Craig Olhausen; Mike Bettin, manager. Third row: Lyle Brunk; Doug Luinstra; Darwin Donnenwerth; Dean Parrish; Rodger Burley; Jerry Eilers; Donnie Warburton. Page Forty — THE 1965 ORACLE — SEASON’S RECORD Hartley 76 Ruthven 32 Hartley 60 Sanborn 63 Hartley 72 Alta 78 Hartley 52 Aurelia 51 Hartley 80 Everly 57 Hartley 69 Sutherland 92 Hartley 73 Milford 61 Hartley 69 Paullina 65 Hartley 60 Primghar 50 Hartley 74 Alumni 67 Haitley 52 Sanborn 63 Hartley 52 Alta 44 Hartley 65 Aurelia 74 Hartley 67 Sutherland 95 Hartley 92 Milford 86 Hartley 60 Primghar 72 Hartley 74 Paullina 53 Hartley 53 Primghar 48 Hartley 53 Sutherland 67 In district play at Spencer Danny Rohlf H CLUB First row, left to right: James Potter, Glen Hoffmon, Donny Rohlf, Dovid Schroeder, Ronnie Gruhn, Gary Bolliet, Jerry Morfitt, John Vliegers. Second row: Bob Schmidt, Roger Crowner, Lee McCorty, Rich McCorty, Lorry Wolrod, Gory Gonnerman, Lorry Gruhn. Third row: Voun Olhousen, Korky Hewitt, Thietje Hunt, Ronnie Zegers, Tom Erichsen, Fronkie Stanley. Page Fotly-one — THE 1965 ORACLE — MR. CORWIN INGRAM Mr. Corwin Ingram came to Hartley in 1963. After attending high school in Mt. Ayr. Iowa, he went to col- lege at Northwestern Mhsouii State College in Maryville, Missouri, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in physical education. He taught at Maxwell, Iowa, be- fore coming to Hartley. His present duties include teach- ing Ge.'.eral Business, Personal Typing, Business Law, and Physical Education. He is also head football coach and assistant boys basketball coach. Hartley placed third in the Sioux Valley Conference with 4 wins and 3 losses. Sutherland 19 Hartley ................................ 12 Aurelia 41 Hartley 12 Milford 26 Hartley 19 Hartley 12 Alta ................................. 6 Hartley ............................. 25 Sanborn 6 Hartley 33 Paullina 21 Hartley ............................... 32 Primghar ............ 12 (L.) Jerry Goetsch, (C.) Mike Bettin, (R.) Craig Olhousen In 1964 Hartley scored a total of 152 points and allowed their opponents to score 156 points. The Hawks had the top team passing average in the Sioux Valley Conference with 123 yards per game. Dan Rohlf scored 48 points during the football season with 534 rushing yards to his name, with an average of 5.4 yards per carry. Page Forty-two 1964 FOOTBALL SQUAD First row, left to right: Jerry Filers 9, Mike Mosley 9, Tim Koiser 9, Wolly Tschopp 9, Keith Erichsen 9, Rodger Burley 9, Ronnie Krebs 9, Dorwyn Donnen- werth 9, Ricky Hortmonn 9, Mike Jipson 9. Second row: Lorry Gruhn 10, Ronnie Uhe 10, Dorvin Rusche 10, Jerry Morfitt 11, Ken Eilers 11, Duane Barnes 9, Bob Row 9, Charlie Verplank 9, Kelley Vezina 10, Dennis Powers 10. Third row: Lee McCarty 10, Don Stanley 11, Jerry Getting 1 1, Larry Jotho 1 1, Roger Crowner 1 1, Doug Timmons 10, Gale Klett 10, Larry Walrod 11, Lon Vogt 10. Fourth row: Rich McCarty 11, Tom Larson 12, Kor- win Hewitt 12, Gale Gruhn 10, Lester Petersen 11, Ronnie Zegers 11, Glen Hoffman 11, Tom Erichsen 12, Don Rohlf 12, James Potter 12. THE 1965 ORACLE — THE 1965 ORACLE — JAMES POTTER quorterbock LARRY JATHO center LEE MCCARTY halfback RICH MCCARTY halfback James Potter completed 43 out of 102 passes. This turned out to be 42% of passes completed. James also threw I I touchdown passes. Page Forty-four - THE 1965 ORACLE — JERRY MORFITT, middle line- backer. KELLEY VEZINA, guard. ROGER CROWNER, middle linebacker. Dan Rohlf was leading the Hawks in pass receiving yardage with 276 yards gained from I 6 passes caught, which was the leading number of passes caught for the squad. GLEN HOFFMAN, halfbock. LARRY WALROD, halfback Page Forty-jive — THE 1965 ORACLE — LESTER PETERSEN, offensive tockle. GALE KLETT, guard. LARRY GRUHN, guard. DON STANLEY, offensive guard. Richard McCarty gained 499 yards rushing, which averaged out to 5.9 yards per carry. He also made 3 touchdowns from passes thrown. Rich was the leading punter in the Sioux Valley Conference with 21 punts and an average of 38.4 yards per kick. JERRY GETTING, center. DOUG TIMMONS, tackle. KORWIN HEWITT, offensive end. — THE 1965 ORACLE — This picture was taken during the Sheldon game. Rich McCarty is making a tine tackle agoinst on Orab. Tom Erichsen ond Jerry Morfitt ore looking on. Korwin Hewitt caught 10 passes with the total yard gainage of 274 yards. Five of the I 0 passes were touchdowns. This shot, also taken during the Sheldon game, shows Rich McCarty making yardage on a carry. Page Forty-seven Picture of Korwin Hewitt catching a pass during the Hartley and Paullina game. This pass was a decisive move in the gome. — Pictures courtesy Sioux City Journal Page Forty-eight Below: Dan Rohlf being tackled by an Alta man. James Potter outrunning a defensive tackier for the Alto football teom. Below: Lee McCarty is tackled by various Alto tacklers. Page Fifty mimi — THE 1965 ORACLE — CHARMAINE K.OELE - THE 1965 ORACLE — HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Donna Kluender and Carla Ruby - THE 1965 ORACLE — SENIOR FLOAT JUNIOR FLOAT Page Fifl )-two — THE 1965 ORACLE — BARBARA AMUNDSON — The only man who ever got oil his work done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe. One-oct Play 3, Pep Club 1-2, Honor Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Girls' Chorus 1-2, Student Council 4, Orocle Queen 4. CAROL ANDERSON — One reason why girls of today are such livewires is that they wear so little insulation. Class President 2, Junior Class Play 3, All- school Ploy 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Basketball Captain 4, Band 1-2-3, FTA 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 1, Honor Club 2-3, Science Fair-honorable mention 1-2, Senior Class Ploy 4. GALE BOBZIEN — Horse sense is nothing more than stable thinking. Debate 2, Notional Honor Society 4, Honor Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 2-3, third place in Science Fair 1, honorable mention in Science Fair 2, Senior Class Play 4. JACKIE BOETEL — She is the kind of girl who does not core for a man's comp- any . . . unless he owns it. Junior Closs Play 3, FHA 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-3, Mixed Chorus 3, Cadet Chorus 4, Echo Staff 2-3, Oracle Staff 3, Senior Class Play 4. RUSSELL BOETEL — Remember way back when a capsule traveled inside a man? Band 2. DIANE BRUNK — She's at the awkward stage . . . too old to be a Brownie and too young to be a Bunny. Basketball 1, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Bond 1-2-3-4, B-team Cheerleader 2. LU ANN BUHRMANN — The only job where you start ot the top is digging a hole. FHA 4, Pep Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3. MERLE EBEL — To make a long story short, there's nothing like the teacher walking in. Page Fijly-lhrce — THE 1965 ORACLE — LARRY ENRIGHT — She's got curves in places where most girls don't even have places ' Class Vice-president 3, Junior Class Play 3, Football 1, Track 1 -2, Extemporaneous Speaking 3-4, De- bate 2-3-4, Debate Captain 4, overall winner of Science Fair 3, second ploce winner of Buena Vista Forensic, Oracle s aff artist 2-3-4. TOM ERICHSEN — The gent who wakes up and finds himself a success hasn't been asleep. Class President 1, Closs Treasurer 4, Track 1-2, Basketball 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Footboll Captain 4, FFA I-2-3-4, FFA Reporter 3, FFA President 4, H Club 2-3-4, Science Fair first place 1, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1, Senior Closs Play 4 SANDRA GATHMAN — The sweetest music to any girl's ear is another girl playing second fiddle. Class Play 3, FHA 3-4, Pep Club, Cadet Chorus 1-2-3, Oracle Queen attendant 3, Senior Class Play 4. GARY GONNERMAN — The only thing thot can cheat some people out of the lost word is an echo. Class Treasurer 3, All High School Play 3-4, Basketball Manager 2-3, Football 1, Debate 3-4, Quill ond Scroll 3-4, H Club 2-3-4, Mix- ed Chorus 4, Vice-president of Mixed Chorus 4, Honor Club 1, Contest Speech 2- 3-4, honorable mention in Science Fair 1, School Publications 3-4, Magazine Editor 4, Senior Class Play 4, Declam 3- 4, Track 1, Musicol 4 RONALD FAHLENKAMP — When you walk in the park, you realize love is a greot game. It's the only game I know of where the players want to stoy on the bench. FFA 1-2-3-4, FFA Treas- urer 4, Parliamentary Procedure. DENNIS FELLER — You have less chance of reaching 70 if your cor does. Basket- boll 1, Track 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Boys' Chorus 1-2-3. KAROLYN GONNERMAN — When you give honest advice, have one foot out the door. One-act Ploy 2, District Speech Contest 2-3, FHA 3-4, Pep Club 3-4 Student Council 4, Oracle Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Echo and Oracle Stoff 3, Publications Board 4, (Transfer from Phoenix, Arizona), Science Club 1, GAA 1, Senior Class Play 4. KENNETH GROEN — No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible. Foot- ball 1, honoroble mention in Science Fair I, Sheldon Vocational School 3-4, Senior Class Play 4. Page Fifty-four - THE 1965 ORACLE — WAYNE GROEN — ''You con take the day off, but you can't put it back. FFA 1 -2-3-4, All School Play 4, Senior Clas Play 4. RON GRUHN — Hurray, hurray the firs of Moy! Outdoor necking starts today. Class Vice-president 1, Basketball 2-3, Football 1-2, Track 1, School Publica- tions 3, H Club 1-2-3-4, Student Counci1 3, Baseball 1-2-3-4. MARILYN HARMELINK — Diet: slow- ing down to make a curve. One-act Play 2, Junior Class Play 3, Honor Club 1-2-3, National Honor Society 4, Pres- ident of National Honor Society 4, Chorus 1- 3-4, Accompionist 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Small Group Contest 1-2- 3-4, Northwest Iowa Band 2-3-4, All- state Band 4, Solo Accompionist 3, Speech Contest 3, honoroble mention in Science Fair 3, Bosketball 1, Senior Class Play 4, Band Soloist 4, Small Groups 4 KORWIN HEWITT — He's the kind of friend you can depend on . . . always around when he needs you. Basket ball 1-2-3-4, Footbal 1-2-3-4, H Club 2- 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2. THIETJE HUNT — Nothing runs down the going like paying as you go. One- act Play 3, Musical 3, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Senior Class Play 4, Track 1-2, De- bate 2, H Club 2-3-4, Honor Club 1-2-3, National Honor Society 4, Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3, Solos 1-2-3, All State Band 3, North west Iowa Band 1-2, first place in Science Fair 3. KAREN JACOBS — Character is what you are in the dark. Basketball 1, Pep Club 2-3-4, FHA 3-4, Vocal Music 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4. DAVID JIPSON — What the world needs is more mistletoe and less missile talk. One-act Plays 3-4, overall first place in Science Fair 2-3. JAMES JOHNSON — One driver of a little foreign car says it's air-conditioned and he gets 40 miles to an ice cube. Track 1, FFA 1-2-3-4, FFA Secretary 4, honor- oble mention in Science Fair 1, All School Play 4, Senior Class Play 4. Page Fifty-five — THE DENNIS KELLAR — You con tell if you ore on the right road . . . it's upgrade. DONNA KLUENDER — Parents are the sum of the squares on both sides of the family. Junior Class Play 3, FTA 2-3- 4, Pep Club 1 -2-3-4, Pep Club Officer 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus Officer 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus Officer 3, Musical 3, Small Groups 2-3-4, Madrigal 2, Homecoming attendant 4, Honor Club 3, Librarian 1-2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Echo Publications 3-4, Oracle Publications 3-4, Business Man- ager 4, Speech Contest 1-2, Senior Class Ploy 4. CHARMAINE KOELE — A girl has her choice: go to the mountains and see the scenery, or go to the beach and be the scenery. Class Secretory 1, Class Vice- president 3, Class Secretary 4, Junior Class Play 3, Basketball 1-2-3, FTA 3-4, Chorus 1, Homecoming float attendant 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Honor Club 1, A-team Cheerleader 4, Science Fair honorable mention 1. VINCE MC CARTY — Most young men who leave home to set the world on fire have to come back for more matches. Class President 4, Junior Class Play 3, Football 1, Extemporary Speaking 3, Debate 2-3-4, third in Science Fair I, Honor Club 2. JERRY MORFITT — A wise parent lets a child who throws a tantrum catch it. Track 1, Student Director of Ploy 2, Basketball 2, Football 1, Baseball 1-2-3- 4, FFA 1. TEENA MOSLEY — Chaperone . . . one who is too old to get into the game, but still tries to intercept the passes. All School Play 3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, FTA 2-3, Cadet Chorus 4, Pep Club 3-4, (Transfer from Clear Lake), GRA 1-2, Hi-Tri 3-4, Senior Class Play 4. VAUN OLHAUSEN — The biggest deter- rent to budding romance is the bloom- ing expense. One-act Plays 3, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Football 1, Track 1-2-3-4, H Club 1-2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Musical 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Band President 4, Senior Class Play 4. SUE PEARSON — A girl who's as fit as a fiddle always needs a beau. Basket- ball 1-2, Pep Club 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Cadet Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Senior Class Play 4. Page Fifty-six — THE 1965 ORACLE — JAMES POTTER — Did you hear about the Texas oilman who wrote a check and the bank bounced? Class President 3, All High School Ploy 2-3, Junior Class Ploy 3, Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Basketball Captain 4, Football I-2-3-4, Track 1-2- 3-4, Debate 2, H Club 1-2-3-4, H Club President 4, Honor Club 1-2-3, Notion- al Honor Society 3-4, first place in Sci- ence Fair 2, Student Council 3-4, Stu- dent Council President 4, Baseball 1-2- 3-4. RICHARD POWERS — About all the U. S. is getting to see of the dove of peace is the bill. Basketball 1-2-3-4. JAMES RIECK — Motorist . . . One who keeps pedestrians in good running order. FFA 1-2-3-4, FFA Officer 4 DAN ROHLF — New Yeor's resolutions should be taken with a groin of solt . . and two aspirins. Track 1-2-3, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Football Captain 4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, H Club 2-3-4, H Club Of- ficer 4, Publications 3-4, Echo Editor 4, Baseball 1-2. CARLA RUBY — Absence makes the heart go wander. Class Secretory 3, Junior Class Play 3, All School Play 3, Basket- ball 1-2, FTA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Pep Club Vice-president 4, Honor Club 3, Mixed Chorus 1 -2-3-4, Mixed Chorus Vice-president 3, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Musical 3, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Solos 1-2-3-4, Beauty Shop Quartet 4, Bond 1-2-3-4, Band Secretary 3, Band Solos 1-2-3-4, Oracle attendant 1, Homecom- ing attendant 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3-4, Flag Twirler 3-4, Senior Class Play 4 DALE ROST — When it comes to doing for others some people stop at nothing. RONALD SANDERSFELD — One reason I don't drink is that I want to know when I am having o good time. FFA 1-2- 3-4, Honor Club 1-2-3, Notionol Honor Society 4, Mixed Chorus 4. ROBERT SCHMIDT — Very young boy: One who whistles at dogs. Baseball 1- 2-3-4, H Club 2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3. Page Fifty-seven — THE 1965 ORACLE — DAVID SCHROEDER — A lot of auto accidents result from too many drivers hugging the wrong curve. Closs Treas- urer I, Football 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, FFA Vice-president 3-4, H Club 2-3 4, All School Play 4, Senior Class Play 4. DICK SCHWIEN — Home is a place where part of the family waits till the rest of the family brings the car back. Football 1. JANIS SCHWIEN — She even made the raising of her eyebrows seem like in- decent exposure. District Speech Con- test 3, State Speech Contest 3, FHA 3-4, Honor Club 1-2-3, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Band 1-2-3-4, third place in Science Foir 1, Senior Class Play 4, Band Soloist 1-2, Small Groups I-2-3-4. LOUISE SMITH — Many teen-agers come home late at night to find a parent burn- ing in the window instead of a light. Junior Class Play 3, FTA 4, Vice-presi- dent 4, Cadet Chorus 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band Vice-president 4, honorable men- tion in Science Fair 3, Honor Club 1-2-3, National Honor Society 4, Senior Class Play 4. SANDRA SMITH — The number of blasts that come from auto horns in a traffic jam is equal to the sum of the squares at the wheel. (Transfer from Wall Lake), All School Play 3, One-act Play 1, FHA 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Latin Club 3, Mixed Chorus I, Speech Contest 1-2-3. FRANKIE STANLEY — An American is free to choose his own form of govern- ment . . . blonde, brunette or redhead. Basketball Manoger 2, Football Statis- tician 3, Track Manager 3-4, H Club 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-3-4, Boys' Chorus 3, Basketball Statistician 3, Footboll Manager 4. DENNY STERK — Contact lenses: I hove a complaint about whoever designed them; I have to wear glasses in order to find them. (Transfer from Sheldon), One-act Play 3-4, Track 2, FFA 1-2-3-4, H Club 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 2-3, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, All-State Quartet 3-4, Northwest Iowa Festival 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Musical 3. EUGENE STRUVE — If you ever feel neglected, think of Whistler's father. Basketball I, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, (Transfer from Primghar). Page Fifty-eight — THE 1965 ORACLE — SHARON SWENSON — Think no evil, see no evil, hear no evil . . . and you will never write a best-selling novel. FHA 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Honor Club 2-3, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, District Speech Contest 3, School Publications 3, Co-editor of Echo 4, (Transfer from Spencer), Senior Class Play 4. BRADLEY THORN — Remember when the only difficult thing about parking a car was getting a girl to agree 1o it. Footboll 1-2-3-4, first place in Science Fair 1, H Club 2-3-4, Sheldon Vocation- al School 3-4. LINDA TORNER — Even if a man could understand women, he still wouldn't be- lieve it. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, FHA 3-4, Girls' Chorus 1, Oracle Publications 3, Echo Publication 3, Business Monoger 3, (Transfer from Spencer). EDNA WARBURTON — Advice is what you toke for a cold. All School Play 3, Basketball 1-2, Speech Contest 3, FTA 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Girl's Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2, B-teom Cheerleader 3, Oracle and Echo Staff 3, Senior Class Play 4. JANE WIESE — Whenever science mokes a discovery, the devil grabs it while the angels are debating the best way to use it. Junior Class Ploy 3, Basketball 1, Girls' Chorus 1 -2, honorable mention in Science Fair 1, second ploce in Science Fair 3, Senior Class Play 4, Notional Honor Society 4, Honor Club 1-2-3. SUE WILLE — In selecting beach-wear, some women go almost all-out. Bosket- boll 1-2-3-4, Basketball Co-captain 4, Pep Club 3-4, Pep Club Treasurer 4, Mixed Chorus 1-3, Cadet Chorus 4, Ca- det Chorus President 4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Senior Class Play 4 ROBERT WOHLERT — The only reason some people listen to reason is to gain time for a rebuttal. Class Vice-presi- dent 4, Junior Class Ploy 3, All School Ploy 3-4, Football 1, Debote 3-4, FFA 1, Honor Club 2, Homecoming float at- tendant 1, honorable mention in Science Fair 2, Echo Publications 3, Oracle pub- lications 3, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Quill and Scroll President 4, Student Council 2. Page Fifty-nine — THE 1965 ORACLE — SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Chormoine Koele, secretary; Robert Wohlert, vice-president; Tom Erichsen, treasurer; Vince McCarty, president. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row, left to right: Deborah Boyer, Morilyn Harmelink, Sharon Swenson, Vicki Groen, Jone Wiese, Janis Schwien, Karen Wotts. Second row: Cherie Byers, Karl Riedemann, Janet Pearson, David Eaton, Normon Kelley, Gole Bobzien, Ronald Sondersfeld. Third row: Carol Anderson, Lee McCarty, James Potter, Thietje Hunt, Gale Klett, Lorry Wolrod, Corole Boumgorten, Julie Hoper. Page Sixty THE 1965 ORACLE — ■ CAROL ANDERSON My living doll. GALE BOBZIEN But mo, he just isn't that kind of boy. JACKIE BOETEL What do you meon the bow is off center. DIANE BRUNK Gee, is that really for me? LU ANN BUHRMANN Why didn't you tell me it was poison ivy? MERLE EBEL LARRY ENRIGHT They don't call me Where love has gone. Mr. Green Jeans, for nothing. TOM ERICHSEN Do I reolly have to pitch against Willie Mays? ? ♦ RONALD FAHLENKAMP How about thot, a bird bath? SANDRA GATHMAN I get 90 in a quarter. GARY GONNERMAN Don't give me that innocent look. KAROLYN GONNERMAN You and your practical jokes. KENNETH GROEN Take the wagon and leove the driving to us. WAYNE GROEN I keep a rocking and rocking, but I don't get anywhere. MARILYN HARMELINK And I've got a real playhouse back there too! KORKY HEWITT Move mom. I'd rather do it myself. Page Sixty-one THE 1965 ORACLE — THIETJE HUNT We'll head 'em off at the pass. KAREN JACOBS How long does it take for this egg to hatch? DAVID JIPSON Let's talk about the birds and the bees. JAMES JOHNSON But Dad, I milked the bull last night. DONNA KLUENDER Just a walkin' the dog. CHARMAINE KOELE He loves me, he loves me not .... VINCE McCARTY Turn on the lights. JERRY MORFITT refuse to wear my long johns . TEENA MOSLEY If you use this ther- mometer on me once more. I'll . . . VAUN OLHAUSEN Look at her twist! SUE PEARSON This woy fell'os, the best is yet to come. JAMES POTTER Oh, come on, just one little push. RICHARD POWERS It's amazing what you can find in a hay mound. JAMES RIECK It never fails, when I put the top down, it rains. DANNY ROHLF And then there was the time I plowed through. DALE ROST They locked me out again. Page Sixt )-tn o THE 1965 ORACLE — V V CARLA RUBY You're cute too! RONALD SANDERSFELD Seme cots got it and seme cots ain't. ROBERT SCHMIDT Do unto others os they would do unto you, cnly do it first. DAVID SCHROEDER How long does it take this deederant to dry? SANDRA SMITH Swell swimming pool, isn't it? JANIS SCHWIEN But Janis, it's been dead for three doys. DICK SCHWIEN You and your French perfume. LOUISE SMITH Just who do you think you are? FRANKIE STANLEY Wait'll she finds out o- bout the tack on her choir. DENNIS STERK Wait'll you see what she does through mud. EUGENE STRUVE Oh, my mom was cold. SHARON SWENSON Which one's the ladies rest room? BRADLEY THORN And, it's got white walls. LINDA TORNER Man, what a night. EDNA WARBURTON It's my birthday. I'll cut it the way I want to. JANE WIESE Could you please tell me why everybody is looking? Page Sixty-three — THE 1965 ORACLE — SUE WILLE Mo, he finally pro- posed. Pictures not available RUSSELL BOETEL RON GRUHN DENNIS FELLER DENNIS KELLAR BARB AMUNDSON BRADLEY THORNE ROBERT WOHLERT But Mom, the plunging neckline is in. — AUTOGRAPHS — Page Sixty-four — THE 1965 ORACLE — Rondo Brendle Corole Boumgorten Mike Bettin Cherie Byers Roger Crowner David Eaton Charles Gonnerman Ronold Espey Dixie Fanning Vicki Groen Jerry Getting Dorothy Heimsoth Page Sixty-five Kenneth Eilers Donna Groen THE 1965 ORACLE — Sharon Hinkey Glen Hoffman Dennis Hofmeyer Loretta Henderson Julie Hoper Steve Hoper Peggy Idso Eileen Jocobs Lorry Jotho Vicki Jipson Norman Kelley Borbora LoCour Nono Lymon Page Sixty-six Lorry Mattheis Rich McCarty Diana Manley _ THE 1965 ORACLE — Therese McCarty Jerry Morfitt John Mulder Gary Paulson Janet Pearson Bonita Peck Les Peterson Barbara Recher Lois Recher Stephanie Riedemann Diane Riessen Patsy Rohlf i Deanna Schroeder Rodney Sherman Dorothy Specht Judy Samuelson Page Sixly-seven THE 1965 ORACLE — Borbro Thorne John Vlieqer Lorry Wolrod Dovid Stopsock Koren Watts Donny Wohlert Ronnie Zegers Larry Zinn Page Sixty-eight — THE 1965 ORACLE — JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Cherie Byers, vice-president; Deborah Boyer, president; Deonno Schroeder, treasurer; Bunny Peck, secretory. — AUTOGRAPHS — Page Sixty-nine — THE 1965 ORACLE — Potty Bock Pot Adorns Rodney Ahrens Michoel Anderegg Morlo Austin Cynthia Ballou Nolo Bethke Suson Ballou Gory Bolliet Steve Byers Sondee Eich Becky Enright Judy Geerdes Colleen Gonnermon Shelley Brinkert Rondo Geerdes Jerry Goetsch Page Seventy) — THE 1965 ORACLE — Gale Klett Kenton Harms Charlotte Jones Roy Kemp % Rita Koehnecke Sharolyn Koele Page Seventy-one Kathy Gonnerman Larry Harmelink Dick Jacobson Roger Klekacz Debra Kenyon Gale Gruhn Jeri Hirt Larry Gruhn Connie Jacobs — THE 1965 ORACLE — Lynda Mastbergen Ronald Lefever Marcy LaCour Tom Larson Lee McCarty Maureen McCarty Gene Mohni Corol Mattheis Greg Mohr Connie Nagel Dennis Nagel ' Marlene Mulder ► V Barbara Nellis Eddie Payne Craig Olhausen Dennis Powers Page Sevenl )-lv o — THE 1965 ORACLE — Rodney Puhrmonn Dorvin Rusche Rodney Toy lor Ron Uhe ' Nancy Rasmussen Janice Smith 4 . t Stanley Taylor Kelley Vezino Connie Stearns Joyce Thorn Irene Vierhout Karl Riedemann Linda Swenson Doug Timmons Page ScvcnlX)'lhrcc — THE 1965 ORACLE — SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Page Seventy-four SOPHOMORE FLOAT Left to right: Becky Enright, treosurer; Lee McCorty, president; Lorry Hormelink, vice president; Jeri Hirt, secretary. — THE 1965 ORACLE — Debbie Thiessen Jockie Torner Wolly Tschopp Charlie Verplank Becky Vetter Dennis Wacker Don Warburton Page Seventy-five — THE 1965 ORACLE — Lyle Brunk Rodger Burley Jeonenne Buhrmonn Page Seventy-six — THE 1965 ORACLE — Peggy Hoin Rickey Hartmann Judy Henderson Mike Jipson Tim Kaiser Janyce Lage Rosalie MacDonald Bonnie Meyer Terry Moore Mike Mosley Joe Muilenburg Doug Luinstra Vicki Mohni Kathy O'Brien Page Seventy-seven Dean Parrish Mary Porter Mary Schierholz Rebecca Steinbeck Page Seventy-eight — THE 1965 ORACLE - Linda Petersen Pam Thee Steve Sorensen Dennis Pearson Susan Potter Bob Raw Lorry Smith Nancy Swenson Debbie Riedemann Dave Sleeper Debbie Struve — THE 1965 ORACLE — FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Kathy O'Brien, vice-president; Wolly Tschopp, president; Kothy Peck, secretory; Jerry Eilers, treasurer. FRESHMAN FLOAT Page Seventy-nine — THE 1965 ORACLE FRESHMEN INITIATION An annual event looked forward to by all students is freshmen initiation. The last day of initiation week is highlighted by air raids, colorful costumes, and Kangaroo Court. The day is con- cluded with a party and dance where the best- drcsscd freshmen arc awarded prizes. Page Eighty Page Eighty-one Page Eighly-irvo — THE 1965 ORACLE — Page Eighth-three — THE 1965 ORACLE — TRACK 1964 The track squad last year included 42 boys, with only five Seniors and five Juniors. Highlights of the track season included Larron Swanson’s throwing the discus I 66-ft. and 8-in. at Rock Rapids and putting the shot 56-ft. 5Ms-in. at Milford, and the 440 relay winning trophies at Rock Rapids and Orange City. In the state meet at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Larron Swanson threw the discus 143-ft. and putted the shot 52-ft. and 10-in. for third places. The 440 relay ran :46.5 for seventh place and the 880 relay ran I :36.2 to tie the school record set in 1948. School Records 100 — 10.7 220 — 26.0 440 — 55.4 880 — 2:22.6 Mile — 5:25 H. H. — : 18.3 L. H. — :21.9 2 mile relay — 10:10 880 relay — L36.2 Medley relay — 4:10 440 relay — :46.4 Mile relay — 3:39 Shot — 56'5 V4 Discus — 166'8” H. J. 5’4” THE PUBLICATIONS STAFF The scene in the journalism room is one of organized confusion” each school day of the year. The department’s main projects are the Echo, the school newspaper, and the Oracle, the school annual. From this group the executive board for the following year is chosen, according to the interests and abilities of the students. The journalism duties go beyond the class room, however. It is the job of the mem- bers to report the home football and basketball scores to various radio and television stations and newspaper offices in the area. During the year the class is responsible for the Flash Board in the student center and the trophy case in the northwest hall. Also, a regular column appears in the Spencer Daily Reporter describing the current activities of Hartley High School. Deanna Schroed- er was in charge of the column this past year. Another special duty of the journalism department is a weekly radio program broad- cast over KICD on Thursday evenings. Jerry Morfitt and Teena Mosley were in charge of this. Each program usually consists of interviews of teachers and students along with current news of the school. The journalism staff concludes its school year with ‘‘Oracle Night at which time the Oracle Queen is crowned, next year's executive board is announced, and Oracles are distributed to the students. Page Eighl )-four .•i «W - • v Ti m w S H . ,V N «v'-vJ -V % V� - • • . - .'- - V -T - ‘— n Sot .-- “• 4 .;. NE , A • S • « H . 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