Havelock Plover High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Havelock, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

WK -N'Q5-X:-NNN yy xg 5' EN .5 THE l95'9 HHYLZ 0611 PL UVEA' 003007 Puafrske ol By THE SEIVIUR CL H SS Editor- - - - Phyllis Wienhold ' Mana e - JOAD L6 First Row: Bill Campidilli, Tom Clausen, John Parris, Don Resseguie, Randall Larson. Second Row: Maureen Kirby, Bobby Lu Snow, Bonnie Hanish, Muriel Burgardt, Nancy Pirie, Darla Maulsby, Phyllis Wienhold, Harriet Vial. Third Row: Mr. McIntosh, Kenneth Meredith, Charles Bohi, Dick Bartosh, James Vavricka, Wayne Cooper, Joan O'Nea.l1, Joan Levene, Donna Hansen Fourth How: Mr. Logan, Dick O'Neall, Jim Dexter, Garold Hough, Alan Smith, Roger Gill, Delwyn Larson, Konnie Schabacker. I S H Editor - - - Pkwllis Wienhol Art. Edit. r - - - Wayne Cvvpe BusinessoManager - Joan Lever Adviser ---- - -Miss Mads: Z We, the Seniors of the Havelock-Plover Community School, do hereby respectfully dedicate this, the first edition of 113222519 to the success of the newly organized school district. 3 Left to Right: Board of Education 9 -v:: , .S Seated: Mr. Elson McVey, Mr. Harold 0'Neall-President, Mr. Floyd Schleusener-Secretary. . an fgf 'V s . - ,IA 5 0 li 7' f Standing: Mr. William Boyson, Mr. Glen O'Neall, Mr. Clifford Cook. First Row: Mrs. Brownlee Faculty HAVELDCK - - - - - Office Secretary. Miss Madsen ------ Business Education. Mrs. DeVaul ------ Home Economics, Mrs. McCartan Miss Essick- Mrs. Cole- - Mrs. Olson- - - - - Second Row: Mr. Dunn- - - Mr. McMullen ---- Freshmen English. - - Vocal Music. - - - - - Fourth Grade. - - - - - Kindergarten. - -Latin. - -School Custodian. - -Social Studies, Biology, Coach. 4 Second Row Ccont . D: Mr. Rose- - - - - - Mr. Mekemson ---- Mr. Shay ------ Mr. McIntosh ---- Third Row: Mrs. Johnson ---- -Coach, Shop, Social Studies -Superintendent -Third Grade. Mrs. Calista Gibson- - Second Grade. Mr. Logan- ------ Principal, Mrs. Alice Gibson- Mrs. Meredith- - - Science, Math. - - Fifth Grade. English, Speech Driver's Education Instrumental Music Foculiy First Row: Mrs. Hough- Mr. Mekemson ---- Mr. Carley ----- Mr. Atkinson ---- Mrs. Crowell ---- Second Row: Miss Hoermg- - - - High School PLDVER Left to Right: Second Row Ccont . J z Mrs. Weller- ---- Kindergarten. Mrs. Cooksey ---- Second Grade. Mrs.Morrow ---- -J. H. English, Art Fifth Grade. Instrumental Music. Principal, J. H. Math. J. H. Social Studies, Science, Coach. Fourth Grade. Third Row: Mrs. Olson ----- J. H. Latin, Heading, Spelling. Mrs. Grove- ---- Vocal Music. First Grade. Mrs. Johannsen- - - Third Grade. Student Council First Row: Second Row: Mr. McIntosh-Superintendent, Randall Larson-President, Karine Johnson-Secretary-Treasurer, Don Bush--Vice Presi- dent, Mr. Logan--Principal. Linda Krischel, Myrna Burgardt, Richard Edge, Gayle Garlock Phyllis Wienhold, Bonnie Hanish. 5 HAVELOCK COOKS Left to Right: Hrs. Shimon Mrs. Gill Mrs. Resseguie , I 7 Qi all if? 1536 vg- HAVELOCK BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Mr. Levene Mr. Klein Mr. Leith Mr. Cole PLOVER BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Mr. Enockson Mr. Pringle Mr. Hilton 6 , A - PLOVEH COOKS AND CUSTODIAN Left to Right Hrs. Pringle Mr. Reinders Mrs. Maurer Mrs. 0'Nea1l 5 EIEWIWWS Dick Bartosh 'Bart I burn the midnight oil, but it's gasoline. Songz- - - - - - - - - - All American Boy Pet Peeve: ------ - - - Monday Mornings Basketball- - - - - - - - l,2,3,l+ Baseball- ---- - - 2,3 Track ------------- 3,l+ Boys' Glee Club. ...... .. 1,2 Class Officer ------ ---- 3 Class Play ------ Mixed Chorus- ---- H010-S0OHliYlS Attendant- ----sm ----..1,2 -----3 Muriel Burgardt ll Bode ll The Bigger, the Better! Songs- --------- Pet Peeve: - People with Basketball ------- 1,2 ,3 ,Lp S0ftb8.11 1,2,3,ls 112,314 Mixed Chorus ----- G:Lrls'G1ee Club- - - - 1,2,3,b Mixed QuB-!'t8'b- ----- l,2,3,L Double Mixed Quartet- - - l,2,3 ' 1 12:3 GiI'lS' Quartet- - 2:3314- AJJ.-St8t8 Ch0I'7-I5 1,233pl+ - - April Love too much to do. Solo ----- Band ---- -- Brass Sextet ---- Class Officer - Class Play- - - One-Act Play- - Paper Staff ----- Band Officer- .- Chorus Officer- Charles Bohi Chuck l,2,3,l+ 1,2,3,lv - - 2 - - - 2 ' 3314- - .. 1,2 -2,3,h - - 3,l+ - - - I+ Stay up late and soon it will be early in the morning. Song: ---------- Devoted to You Pet Peeve: .... People who are bitter. Band ---------- - 1,2,3,l+ Mixed Chorus ---------- 1,2 A cappella Chorus ....... 1,2 Football ------ -------1 Basketball- ------ - 1,2,3,l+ Baseball- ----- Debate ------- Extemporaneous- - - Science Club- - - - Discussion- ---- Class Play ----- Claes Officer ---- -----an -------2 ---..-..2,z, ----..---2 -------.2 -----an 3 William Campidilli ll Bill!! ULate hours are no good for one, but alright for two. pet peeveg- - - People who don't like cowboys. Songz- - - - ------ ---- Why Happinessn Basketball- - - Baseball ---- Track ------------ ' ' ' ' ' ' l:2:39h ------Lama 2,3,h Paper Staff --'---'-'-' 3,5 Class Officer- ----- Class Play- - - 1,2,4 -- ---- --Bl Homecoming King- ---- - ---- A One-Act Play- - ---------A Sharon Colee uLeftyn HBetter to remain silent and be thought ignorant than speak and remove all doubt.N Pet Peeve: Song: Nothing in particular, everything in general. - - - - - - - Nsngkg Gets in Your Eyesn Mixed Chorus '--'-- 1,2,3,h Girls' Glee Club- ----- l,2,3,A Class Play- - - F.H.A. ----- Softball ---- Vocal Solo- - - ' ' ' ' ' ' 1323 --------Lu ' ' ' ' ' ' lD2339h 3,h 2,3 Paper Staff ------------ 3 F.H.A. Officer- ---------A Thonms Clausen llTOmll HHigh school days have their delights but they can't conmare with high school nights.U Pet Peevez- ---- - - Song: -------- Basketball ---- l,2,3,h Baseball ----- l,2,3,A Mixed Chorus- - -l,2,3,b Boys' Glee Club- - - 1,2 Boys' Quartet- - - 2,3,4 - - - - - - - Women. HManhattan Spiritualu Vocal solo ----- 2,3,L Class Officer- - - Cnc-Act Play- - - Class Play ---- Paper Staff ---- Basketball Phnager- -l,2 Homecoming Attendant- - A Mixed Quartet- - - - - l 9 1,2 - -g,h ' '39-Lb 3,h Wayne Cooper HMake Outn nLove 'cm and leave 'em.U Pet Peeve: - Song: --------- - - Mixed Chorus- - - - Givgling girls. -niebel Rousern Speech --------- ----- Annual Staff- ------ - - - - One-Act Play ---- ----- - - Class Play- ------ - - - - - A h L A 4 3 Football ------- -'--' F.F.A. ' 2,3 Baseball ---- ---- ---- - l Bonnie Hanish HYou go your way and I'll go----yours.n Pet Peeve: People with superiority complexes. Song: ----'---- - ' nstardustn Band 'lg 2,3,l+ Clarinet Quartet- -l,2,3,h Clarinet Trio ------ A Mixed Chorus ---- l,2,3,h Girls' Glee Club- -l,2,3,h Sextet L' 2:3 Vocal Solo -------- 3 Girls ' Trio- ----- 3,1-1 Basketball ------ l,2,3 ' ' '15 2,3 Cheerleader- - - Paper Staff- - - Class Officer- - Student Council- F.H.A.- - Class Play- - - Band Queen ------ One-Act Play ----- Chorus Officer- Majorette Homecoming Attendant- - l,h James Dexter ll Jixnll UA little learning is a dangerous thing.n pet peeveg --------- - - -Homework. Song: ---------- ULovely Teardropsn One-Act Play- - - Class Play ------- - - - - - 2 3,h Basketball ------- ---- 1,2 1,2 Band --------- - - Pep Band ---- Boys' Glee Club- Mixed Chorus- - Vocal Solo- - - - Boys ' Quartet- - Paper Staff- - - 1,2 1,2 l,2,3,1+ ' 213:14 - -2,3 ------el Speech --------- - - Class Officer- - PA ------- 10 2,3 1,2 -------4 ----u 331+ l,3,h ----4 -w 'BQLF -4 -1,2 -4 ----a Donna Hansen I never trouble trouble, 'till trouble troubles me. pet peeveg ------ P eople that complain. Song: --------- Girls' Glee Club- -l,2,3,l, Mi1f.Bd Ch0I'l-15 l,2,3,h B3Sk6tb8l1 ' 2 53 Softball 1 ,2,3,lv Basketball Manager- - - -lo Drum Ensemble ------ 3 Girls' Quartet ---- 2 ,3,l+ O1d Enough to Love Girls' Trio- ------ Fixed Quartet ------ F.H.A.- - - ---- 1,2,3,l+ Speech ------- Class Play ----- Ml-State Chorus- - Paper Staff ---- Double Mixed Quartet- - 1 Roger Gill lIRedIl Don't try dying, but die trying. Pet Peeve: ------ Song: --------- ------- Baseball ---- ----- - 1,2,3,l+ Basketball --------- 1,2,3,l+ Band ' ' 1-,2,3'LIv Class Pl ------an One-Act gay ----------- lp Paper Staff ---- -------w Speech- - ------- ----- 1, J oy Lee Hartma.n - - - - Studebakers. Nolan 3:14- -A ! IIJOYII 'Do ,well what you have to do and don't do the rest at all ' Pet Peeve: People who tell you all their gripes. song: ----- To Know Him is to Love Him Basketball --------- - 1,2,3 Softball ----------- 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus ---------- - 1 Girls' Glee Club ------ - - 1 One-Act Play ---------- 1,2 Class Play ----------- 3,4 Paper Staff- - - - - ------ e 11 Garold Hough HPackerU HI was caught studying when I was a Freshman but I finally lived it down.H Pet Peeve: People who don't dig Rock 'n Roll. Song: ---------- - HRoad Side Ragn Baseball ----- l,2,3,h Basketball ---- l,2,3,A Track --------- 1,2 Mixed Chorus- - - l,2,3,h Boys' Glee Club- -l,2,3,L All State Chorus - -l,2,3 B ownie- - l,2,3,h Brass Sextet ---- Brass Choir ---- Mixed Chorus ---- sexzet ---- - - - Double Mixed Quartet- - 3 Boys' Quartet ----- 2,3 Madrigal -------- 3 Class Play ------ 3,h One-Act Play ------ l Voice Solo ------ 2,3 Pet Peeve: Basketball ----- l,2,3,L Softball ------ 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus ----- l,2,3 Girls' Glee Club- -l,2,3,A - Band --------- 2,3,L Girls' Sextet ----- 1,2 Girls ' Trio- ----- 1,3 Clarinet Quartet- - '2,3,L 12 Girls' Glee Club- - F.H.A. ------- Maureen Kirby llxirbyll Nworkl Me, you must be kidding.H Pet Peeve:- - -One certain Southern accent. Song: ------- HSmoke Gets In Your Eyesn Band ------------ l,2,3,h Pep Band ---------- l,2,3,h - - .... 2,3 -------4 ' ' ' ' 1:21334 ' ' ' ' l:2a3th - - - - - - 1,2 -------3 Trio- ------ - Class Play ----- Paper Staff ----------- 3,h ------as - - - - l,2,3,4 Joan Levene nJoani9n NA blush may be beautiful, but it's also inconvenient.H People who tell me to do something while I am in the process of doing it. Song: -------- UI'll Never Walk Alonen Clarinet Trio ------ A Class Play -E- One-Act Play ----- F.H.A. ' F.H.A. Officer- Class Officer- - - - Paper Staff ----- Annual Staff ---- Homecoming Attendant- - A '39l+ 2,3,h 2,3,h -1,I+ - - 1 - - 3 - - A Delwyn Larson Chico Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die. Pet Peeve: ------ An hour English class. Song: ------ Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Baseball ------------- 2 English Speech --------- 1,2 F.F.A. Contest --------- 1,2 Class Play ----- Randall Lars on llnandyll What, me worry? Pet Peeve: ------ Psuado Intellectuals. Song: -------- Band ----- 1,2,3,l+ Cornet Solo- -1,2,3,L, Cornet Trio- -l,2,3,h Pep Band- - - l,2,3,A Brass Sextet- - 1,2,3 NJI. Band ----- 2,3 All-State Band- - - Ls Brass Choir- ---- I+ Student Council- - Lg, -------3 Basketball ---- l,2,3,l,, Softball ------ l,2,3 Mixed Ch0I'1lS ' 'I-p2p3plb Girls' Glee Club-l,2,3,l,, Girls' Trio- - - - - - 1 Girls' Sextet ----- 3 Band ' 1,2p3pll Woodwind Choir- ---- L - - St, Louis Blues Basketball- - - 1,2,3 Baseball ---- l,2,3 Mixed Chorus ---- 1 Class Play ---- 3,h One-Act Play- - 1,2,L,, Class Officer-l,2,3,l+ Band Officer ---- A Paper Staff- - -2,3,l, I3 Darla Maulsby I'd like to be bashful, but the boys wonft let me. Pet Peeve: ------ L ong English classes. Songs- --------- - September Song Woodwind Quintet- - - 2 Instrumental Solo-l,2,3,!, North West Iowa Band- 3,14 Class Play ------ 3 ,A One-Act Play ---- l,2,l, F.H.A. --------- A Paper Staff ------- 3 Homecoming Attendant- - 3 Kenneth Meredith HKenn H NNever let your studies interefere with your high school education.U Pet Peeve:People with superiority complexes. Song: ------ - - - WPeace in the Valleyn Basketball ----- Mixed Chorus ---- Glee Club- -------- - - -1,2 Boys' Quartet ----------- 3 Band -------- Saxaphone Quartet -------- 2,3 Vocal Solo ----- Class Play ----- Richard O' 'fnickv NGet them young before they know too much.u Pet Peeve: ------- A very loud drummer. Songz- - ---- -HSmokeGets In Your Eyesn Mixed Chorus ---- l,2,3 Band -------- l,2,3 Basketball ----- 2,3,L Baseball ----- 1,2,3,h Track --------- 3 One-Act Play ----- l,L Class Play ------ 3,h Mixed Quartet- - - 2,3,h Double Mixed Quartet- -3 - ------1,2 1-92:3 -----lee -------3 ------3m Joan O'Neall HJOH Pet Peeve: Band ---------- Pep Band -------- Mixed Chorus ------ Girls' Glee Club- - - - Softball -------- F.H.A. Officer ----- Flute Quartet ---- - Paper Staff --------- Neall Boys' Quartet- - - l,2,3 Madrigal ------ 1,2,3 Trumpet Trio- ----- 3 Trumpet Quartet- - - 2,3 Brass Sextet ------ 3 All State Chorus- -2,3,L Class Officer- ---- 2 Paper Staff ------ L Homecoming Attendant- -2 14 Cheerleader --------- Class Play --------- F.H.A. ' Flute Trio- - ----- - - Uwhile we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity People who try to be something they aren't Song: NYou'll Never Walk Alone 1!2!3Jh - - 1,2 1,2,3,'+ 1,-23,4 ' '33h 1,2,3.J+ ' ' 33h lJ2!3!h - - 2,4 - - 2,3 -----w --4 Nancy Pirie num-In 'If at first you don't succeedg try, try again.' Pet Peevez- - - - People who use big words. Song: ---- -'1'm forever blowing bubbles' Basketball ----- l,2,3,h Softball ------ 1,2,3,h Homemaker of Tomorrow- - L Class Officer- ---- 1,3 Homecoming Attendant- - -2 Class Play ------- 3,h One-Act Play ------ 1,2 Paper Staff ------ 3,L Marching Band- - - l,2,3,h Drum Major- - - - - - - -L Majorette- ----- l,2,3 Concert Band ---- l,2,3,L John Parris UJohnnieW Baseball ---- Basketball- - - Mixed Chorus- - Clase Officer- - Boys' Glee Club- ---- One-Act Play- - Class Play ---- ---- Paper Staff- - - Clarinet Quartet- -l,2,3,A Clarinet Trio ------ L Clarinet Duet ------ L Clarinet Solo- - - l,2,3,h Hoodwin Quintet ---- 2,3 Woodwin Choir- ----- L Northwest Iowa Band- - 2,L Mixed Chorus- ---- l,2,3 -l,2,3 Girls' Glee Club- - Girls' Trio ------- l Girls' Sextet ----- 2,3 - -h speech- - ---- - - Konrad Schabacker 'KonnieW Band---- ------ - Pep Band --------- Vocal Solo- - Mixed Chorus- Hadrigal- - - Baseball ----- - - - - Basketball- - Brass Sextet- - - - - - - Class Play- - One-Act Play ---- - - - 15 Trombone Trio- - ----- Eat, drink, and be merry. Pet Peevez- - People who call me 'Johnnie W Song: ----- ---- UManhattan Spiritual' '1-9293110 ' 1,2,3,l. '1n2n33h 1,2,3.l4 - - 1,2 --41 --aw ---3 'Too bad when success turns a man's head it doesn't wring his neck.' Pet Peevez- - ---- - - A long bus route Songs- - - --------- 'Autumn Leavesn - l.2.3.h - 112,313 Paper Staff- - ---- - - - - -1, - .. - 1,2 - 1,2 - - 2 - 1,2 - 1,2 -2,3 2,3 ---3,15 - - 1,2,h Alan Smith HSmittyn nTry not to be bashful around women.n Pet Peeve:- - - Front seats in the assembly. Song: -------- ------ Uhound Degn Class Play- - - --------sl Paper Staff ------------ 3 Roberta LuAnn Snow nBObby Luu UEverything I like is either: illegal, immoral, or fattening.u Pet Peeve: People who tease me about Smitty. Songz- ---- - - -- - - 'Scarlet Ribbons' Girls' Glee Club- ----- Mixed Chorus- - Voice Solo- - - Speech ----- FoHeAo ' F.H.A. Officer- 1,2,3,h ' ' 1:2a3:l+ ' 3,l+ 2,3,l+ 1,2,3,l+ ---3 ' 2,3,l+ Softball ----------- l,2,3 Class Play ----------- 3,A James Vavricka nJimn HI've got so much wor time to do it in th l'd never Pet Peeve:- - - - - Song: ------- Basketball- - - Baseball ------------ Mixed Chorus ---- - ----- Boys ' Glee Club Paper Staff- - Class Play ----------- 16 k to do and such a little at if I ever slowed down get it done.H - - ------ Algebra. - -nManhattan Spiritualn 1,2 - l L2 L2 ,h 3,4 IIIIIIIIQ Harriet Vial !!Henryll UDon't ask me to do it, I've already made too many mistakes for one dayln Pet Peeve: A certain boy named Chuck who bothers me constantly. Song: HI Believen Band ----- l,2,3,h Vocal Solo ---- 2,3 Brass Sextet- - l,2,3 Girls' Sextet- - 1,2 Trumpet - 2,331+ Speech -- ' 2,3,Lr Trumpet Solo. - - 3,A One-Act Plays- - -2,3 BYHSS Choir ---- 1+ Class Play ---- 3,4 Pep Band- - - l,2,3,h Paper Staff ---- 3,4 Band Secretary- 2,3,h Class Officer. .... 2 Mixed Chorus- - l,2,3 Softball- - - l,2,3,L Girl's Glee Clubl,2,3 F,H,A, -.-- l,2,3,L Phyllis Wienhold llphylll ULove is a dream, gosh but I'm sleepy.n Pet Peeve: Boys who say things they don't mean. Song: NSmoke Gets In Your Eyesn Band ------- l,2,3,l+ speech ------- 2,3,l+ Brass Sextet - - - l,2,3 One-Act Plays- - - -2,3,l+ Pep Band ----- - l,h Class Play ------ 3,h Brass Choir ------ 1+ Class Officer ------ 3 Woodwind Choir ---- -h Band Officer- - - l,2,3,h French Horn Solo-l,2,3,-4+ Student Council ----- I+ French Horn Duet- - -3,L Homecoming Queen- - - - A Band Queen --.--- 2 F.H.A. ----- l,2,3,h Girls' Glee Club.l,2,3,L F.H.A. Officer - - -2,3,h Mixed Chorus - - l,2,3,h N.W. Iowa Band- - - 2,3,h Girls' Trio ----- 3,h Annual Staff ------ Q Mixed Quartet ---- 1,2 Paper Staff ------ -3 Double Mixed Quartet - 2 Basketball- ---- l,2,3 C Softball ------ l,2,3 Advisers Mr. Richard Logan Principal Mr. Dale McIntosh Superintendent 17 mqrmgqg nThe Orthodox is commonplace, The Unorthodox is often publicly unaccepted. This masterpiece is Unorthodox.' Once upon a time in the future there was a kid from somewhere who wanted to see what was in the crystal ball for the Havelock-Plover Class of 259. Therefore he went to see Shorty Hough, which rhymes with Hroughu to see what the old soothsayer could tell him. There was John Parris butchering hogs on Billy Campidilli's ranch while Tom Clausen was rounding up the dogies Cthat actually is cows, etc.j with his Chrysler. Suddenly, with a UHigh Ho, Silvern Delwyn raced by in his speedtoat. He actually didn't, because he didn't have a speed boat, but he had a notion he did--.ridiculous isn't it? Soon he had a message from HHurricane Kennyn Meredith and his bronco bustin' chaps that he, Kenny, was to report to General Alan Smith for further orders. Sitting on General Smith's right hand was his secretary, Maureen Kirby, who really kept the good general in line. lf he didn't stay that way, she kicked him right in the--ankle. Bobby Lu came floating into view with her pony tail caught in a cactus. A pony tried to help her out, but failed--goodby pony tail. Muriel was watching all this from her penthouse in the mountains. She was in a disgruntled mood. Why, you may ask? She was trying to watch the famous combo featuring Wayne HSwivel-Kneedu Cooper and his HMammy Singern Dick O'Neall, who sang only from his knees. Randall Larson was pounding shoe horns down a neighborhood sewage disposal, which had been designed and built by scientist Harriet Vial to dispose of sewage even if there was no sewage. Sometimes in the course of human events, something SPECTACULAH comes along. Strangely enough, not one clod in the class got anywhere or did anything special. They came close one time, though, when Roger Gill got a job painting sewer pipes in assorted pastel colors. What now? There's Charles, who was studying law while entertaining diversified nonconformists. He had hit upon the idea of instructing lower grade imbeciles in the art of school teaching. Donna Hansen waved from her study, where she wrote books, mostly mysteries, on why did Wyatt Earp? It was a minor success, selling about three copies. One of the buyers was Jim Vavricka, a promising inventor, who took heart and was put in jail for it. However, he did receive a gold medal from Pillsbury best. Another peak into the crystal ball showed a smog reminiscent of the heavy atmos- phere of school. In it was Dick Bartosh, M. D., who discovered that Jim Dexter, while busy barbering, had developed a gall stone in his left toe, which was unusual because Jim usually had one in his right toe. Next door to Jim was his neighbor Nancy, who owned a bookie joint - yes, she loved books. Nancy had only one thing amiss - she couldn't read. Slowly coming into view was the Metropolitan Opera. There was Phyllis Wienhold and her Frenchy French Horn - and you know who's French. The principle singer was Joy Hartman, singing a vibrant bass, which really inspired the lead dancer, Darla Maulsby. Sitting in the audience was Joan Levene, happily married and with twelve children Cit's possiblel, enjoying it immensely. Operating the curtains was Konnie Schabacker, whose incessant punctuality was apparent, as the curtains opened and shut exactly on time, even in the middle of a scene. ' Bonnie Hanish was tripping up and down the aisles, a millionaire from the returns of the peanut concession. And there, too, was Joan O'Neall, cashier, feeding her pet penguins apple seeds while keeping KOOL. At this point Sharon Colee apparently realized it was time for a change and went into the diaper business which shows at least one of the gang was thinking. which all goes to show that Wall the world is a stage and the men and women in it are merely p1ayers.U - a quotation picked up from somewhere. So much for education! I8 SENlOR STATISTICS game Character Hants tg be Hill be Phyllis kind hearted a school teacher a southern rebel Harriet talkative a science teacher a bookie Jim V. unassuming an electrician a pearl diver Bobby Lu friendly a school teacher a trapeze artist Alan troublesome a farmer a marriage consular' Konnie smiley El deisel mechanic a wig designer Nancy lithe a secretary an opera singer John sleepy a navy career man a wine tester Dick O. wandering a singer a hog-caller Joan O. quiet an office worker a glass blower Kenny car conscious a farmer an undertaker Darla scatter brained a bookkeeper a bubble dancer Joan L. conscientious a secretary a diaper designer Randall literate an engineer a hermit Delwyn gabby a mechanic a preacher Maureen sensitive an air-line worker a sportscar driver Garold diminutive a salesman a heavy-weight boxer Joy little a beauty operator a pick pocket Donna unpredictable an office worker a ditch digger Bonnie magnetic an air-line worker a lady wrestler Roger diligent a radio announcer a farmer Jim D. provocative a barber a garbage collector Wayne doodling a commercial artist a model Sharon easy going an air-line worker a horse jockey Tom plodding a farmer a window washer Bill athletic an automotive engineer a candlestick maker Muriel eager a com ercial teacher a chicken plucker Charles argumentative a lawyer a dish washer Dick B. studious an accountant a junk dealer Compliments of: DeVaul Well Drilling Wade's Grocery Jess M. DeVaul Charles DeVau1 Phone 82 Havelock, Iowa Pocahontas Havelock Tel-25h8 Tel-22 19 Dick B. Charles Muriel Bill Tom Sharon Wayne Jim D. Roger Bonnie Donna Joy Garold Maureen Delwyn gm- -:QQ nvmcmr Randall without his vocabulary and his cornet? Joan L. without a blush? Darla without a boy friend? Kenny not talking about his car? Joan O. flirting with a boy? Dick O. without a microphone? John without Tom and Jerry CGary Nancy adding to her vocabulary? Konnie without a smile? Alan not bragging about his dei el? Bobby Lu - without her pony tail? Jim VL not knowing anything about electronics? Harriet not being called NBitterU? Phyllis without her personality? a fa 5 is 4 fu -,lm v in-.aw , . . 'sf yggsgr- Left to Right: ?fmf'm A ata s - i , ' 2 Secretary, Treasurer 3 Reporter, K My v' If K i AWE KW MAF igaiih tg iy .V ligiggfig 'fQ5i'i MEM! 53233 1, liek V..f ?aM9e.'!f 12:11 'ia Compliments of: MW Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. 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MUSIC AWARDS: Band: First year: Second year: Third year: Fourth year: Vocal: First year: Second year: Third year: Fourth year: Vocal and Band: First year: Second year: Third year: Fourth year: Contest Winners: TH QE ARE THE AWARDS PRESENTED AT CLASS NIGHT. Charles Bohi, Larry Hilton, Joe Fischer, Jackie Derickson. Sharon Wienhold, Merlin Simonson, Susan Hamish, Eileen Otto. Judy Pirie. Roger Gill, Maureen Kirby, Randall Larson, Joan Levene, Darla Maulsby, Joan O'Neall, Nancy Pirie, Konnie Schabacker, Harriet Vial. Renee Bergeson, Eleanor Forsythe. Paul Mucnzenmay. Christy Colee, Jin1Dexter, Cleo Lund, Carol Ann Sellers. Tom Clausen, Donna Hansen. Sharon Cirks, Delores Colee, Jimm Wade. Myrna Burgardt. Janet Cox, Mary Catherine Meredith. Muriel Burgardt, Bonnie Hanish, Phyllis Wienhold. Instrumental solos: Merlin Simonson, Eileen Otto. Vocal solos: Small group: Arion Award: SPEECH AWARDS: Home Contest: Dramatic: Humorous: Oratorical: Interp: Cleo Lund, Jim Dexter. Flute Quartet: Janet Cox, Linda Krischel, Mary Meredith, Joan O'Neall. Phyllis Wienhold. Bobby Lu Snow, Mary Meredith, Karine Johnson. Bobby Lu Snow, Cleo Lund, Christy Colee. Phyllis Wienhold, Nancy Pirie, Jackie Derickson. Phyllis Wienhold, Don Bush, Suzanne Veazie. Radio Speaking: Roger Gill, Harriet Vial, Don Bush. Extenporaneous: Charles Bohi. One-Act Play: Mary Meredith, Cleo Lund, Karine Johnson, Janice McCullough. Preliminary Contest: Dramatic: Humorous: Oratorical: Intern: Mary Meredith. Cleo Lund, Christy Colee. Phyllis Wienhold, Jackie Derickson. Phyllis Wienhold, Don Bush. Radio Speaking: Roger Gill. hxtemporaneous: Charles Bohi. One-Act Play: District Contest: Ihunorous: Oratorical: Interp5 Mary Meredith, Cleo Lund, Karine Johnson, Janice McCullough. Christy Colee. Phyllis YJ icnhold . Phyllis Wicnhold. One-Act Play: Mary Meredith, Cleo Lund, Karine Johnson, Janice McCullough. State Contest: Ho. I Rating: Phyllis Wienhold - Interp. No. II Rating: Phyllis Wienhold - Oratorical. Christy Colee - Humorous. One-Act Play - Mary Meredith, Cleo Lund, Karine Johnson, Janice McCullough. Compliments of: E, W. Meredith Harold Hauswirth Livestock Buyer Trucker Phone 18 and 17-28-Plover, Iowa Phone 80 Havelock, Iowa zz i ' if ,. JM. ,,.. ii.i.hJu.-il.: lf. -5 5IjiI.13'I'lC ,k'.IAE.DS: Boys: Baseball: Ernie Carunidili, Roger Gill, Jim Hauswirth, Dick O'IIcall. Basketball.: Gary Ives, Dick Bartosh, Charles Dohi. Basketball and Baseball: Gary Shimon, John Parris, Tom Clausen Ceo-captain in basehalll, Hill Campidilli Ceo-captain in baczcball, captain in basketballl. Track: Garold Hough Qcaptainj, I-arry Hilton, Joel Hamand, Iicrlin Simonson. Basketball Student Managers: Ihfight Sellers, Danny Hauswirth. Girls: Basketball: Judy Pirie, Nancy Pirie, Muriel Burgardt fC0 CaP'f-H-ifll, Joan Levene Cco-captainl . Softball: Janice McCullough, Cleo Lund, Eleanor Forsythe, Sharon Colee Ceo- ca,ptair1J, Donna Hansen Ceo-captainl. Basketball and Softball: Karine Johnson, Janet Co:-1, Sharon Hienhold, Christy Colce, Linda Krischel. Basketball Student Hanagers: Donna Hansen, Phyllis Zlionhold. Cheerleaders: Bonnie Hanish, Janice McCullough, Mary Meredith, Joan O'Neall. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS : Pfa1u1sQ'r :s1'nz::uf.::cs A:-mins: Two years: Betty O'Neall, Joan O'Ncall. One year: Gayle Garlock, Merlin Simonson, Eileen Otto, Judy Pirie, Muriel Burgardt, Donna, Hansen. HIGH SCHOOL LlBR.AHlAlNIS: Maureen Kirby, Bobby Lu Snow, Suzanne Veazie. COMMERCIAL MJARDS: Shorthand: Joan Levene ----- 120 words per minute - - - 9715 accuracy. Phyllis Wienhold - - - 100 words per minute - - - 97?5 accuracy. Muriel Burgardt ---- 100 words per minute - - - 9775 accuracy. Nancy Pirie ------ 100 words per minute - - - 9655 accuracy. Sharon Coloe ----- 90 words per minute - - - 9755 accuracy. Typewriting: Christy Colee- - -65 NVJPM5 Kathryn Webbink- -A7 NWPMg Joe Fischer- - - - Janet Cox ---- -61, NWPMg Cleo Lund ---- NMPI-ig Virgean McCullough- Loren Peterson- - 60 FMPM3 Jackie Derickson- A6 NWPMg Gerald Buck- - - - Sharon Cirks- - - 59 I1MPMg Janice McCullough-14.6 IMP!-ig Gayle Garlock- - - Joan Leith ---- 57 NWPI-ig Karine Johnson - -A3 INMPM5 Roger Van Alstine- Delores Colee- - -SZ, NWPMg Joel Hamand- - - NWPMg Lois Sroufe- - - - Carol Ann Sellers-50 NWPM5 Don Bz:.:h- - - - b,l NWPM3 Dennis Hubbell- - - Mary Jo Arnold- - 14.1 IMPM5 Judy Pirie ---- - Annual Pins: Editor: Phyllis Wienhold. Business Manager: Joan Levene, Art Editor: Wayne Cooper. Freshman: Loren Peterson. Sophomore: Eileen Otto. PM PM 3 rms:-15 NWPN 3 PMPM5 :min 3 IMPM 5 NWPM 5 NWPM. Junior: Christy Colee. Senior: Joan Levene Compliments of: Chas. F. Hauswirth Fred W. Klein Darvin and Wayne Your Trogen Dealer Phone 521 Havelock, Iowa Phone 13-13 Havelock, Iowa 71 Baccalaureate Service Program i Processional, Priest's March' ........ . William Mekemson Invocation ..., .... Hymn . . . Conizrcgation My Lady Dances . ....,...... Flute Quartet Baccalaureate Sermon . . . .,.,. .... . . . . 4'Have Diploma, Will Travel All Ye That Cried Unto the Lord ...... . Girls' Glee Club Benediction ... Recessional, Priest's March ........ William Mekemson . . . Mendelssohn Rev. XVilliam Bohi ...., ..... Lead On O King Eternal , . . . Cohen Rev. Allen Tingley . .,. Mendelssohn Rev. William Bohi ..,. Mendelssohn Havelock-Plover Community Sch: SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1959 7:30 O'Cl0ck HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Class Colors ..... Yellow and Class Flower .... Yellow Chrysant Class Motto .. Through Trials to Tri S OIIIIIICIICCIIICIII Class of 1959 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Class Roll :hard Francis Bartosh Charles W. Bohi ' Muriel Lana Burgardt tl' William R. Campidilli 4' Thomas L. Clausen Sharon K. Colee Wayne Cooper james C. Dexter Roger O. Gill if Bonnie Joyce Hanish Donna Lou Hansen joy Lee Hartman Garold Edmond Hough at Maureen Ann Kirby Delwyn Ernest Larson Randall Jerome Larson ' joan Kay Levene Darla Kay Maulsby Kenneth Meredith Richard Edward O'Neall Joan O'Neall john B. Parris Nancy jean Pirie Konrad J. Schabacker Alan Robert Smith 4' Roberta LuAnn Snow james D. Vavricka ' Harriet C. Vial 'F Phyllis jeane Wienhold -Ionor Students ionor students have maintained a grade average of 90W or better luring their four years of high school. AWARDS : C it izens hip : Program Processional, Pomp and Circumstancen . . .. Elga William Mekemson Invocation Rev. A. Ramire. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes ....... Caii Girls' Sextet Introduction of Speaker Supt. Dale Mclntosl Address, The Individual and His Decision ...... Dr. Charles Sloca Dean of the College, Parsons College, Fairfield, Iowa One World . ....... ... .. .... O'Harz Small Mixed Group Presentation of Award for Best Citizen .... American Bar Association Presentation of Awards .... .... S upt. Dale Mclntosli Presentation of Senior Class Principal Richard Logan Presentation of Diplomas ......................... Harold O'Neall President of Board of Education Benediction .... Rev. A. Ramirez Recessional, Pomp and Circumstancen .. . Elgar William Mekemson Thomas Claus en Valedictorian: Muriel Burgardt Joan Levene Salutatorian: Randall Larson Phyllis lrlienhold Senior Trip .W 5 The Senior Class of the Havelock-Plover Cummunity School and four chaperones started out for Kansas City, Missouri, at twelve o'clock midnight on the thirteenth of may fgr the annual senior skip day. Our chaperones were Sup't. Mclntosh, Mrs. Mclntosh, Hrs. Burgardt, and Mrs. Garlock. We traveled in a chartered bus fron1Fort Dodge. we arrived on the outskirts of kansas City about seven o'clock in the morning alter a not-so-restful night. We d1dn't find our hotel, the Kansas Citian, until alnost nine o'clock, so most of us went without breakfast. We were at the Board of Trade at nine-thirty for our first tour. Here, we saw a film and then went to the floor and Uyitn where the actual transactions were carried on. we found this tour interexting but baffling, because most of us had very little knowledge of the stock marxot. Thursday afternoon we visited the General Hotors Assembly plant. Here we w' chad the workers put together a car from start to flnish. The only part about this tour we didn't like was all that WALKING, the ground floor of the plant cover- ed over forty acres. Thursday evening we out on our HSunday bestu and went out for dinner. We ate at HThe Trail House,H one of the better restaurants in Kansas City. He liked the service, food and atmosphere, but not the size of the chock! After dinner we went to Cinerama and Saw HSouth 5eal5 Adventuren--or rather some of us Saw it, some of us slept through most of it, and one of us even walked in our sleep. After Cinerane we went to the hotel to get a good night'S rest. Some of us succeeded in attaining the goal set by our chaperones, but a few of us failed mis- orably. Friday morning we toured the Federal Reserve Bank. Most of us liked this tour the best, although all of them were fun, as well as educational. Friday afternoon we were to tour the Palmolivc Plant, but we got lost trying to find it, so we tour- ed the airport instead. lt wasn't long before we had to bid farewell to Kansas City and pile back into our trusty bus for the trek home. Supper found us in Clarinda. We finally got home about midnight Friday. We were twenty-eight happy, rumpled and tired Seniors- to say nothing of the chaperones. 26 CWAVZZL-5637 GQPJEIZZS Z7 Eleventh Grade First Row: Lois Sroufe, Carol Ann Sellers, Janet Cox, Janice McCullough Christy Colee, Cleo Lund, Lois Luft, Janet McCullough. Second Row: Mrs. DeVaul--Advisor, Mary Meredith, Sherlyn Hendricks, Karine Johnson, Gary Shimon, Judy Pirie, Darlene Stowell, Mrs. Meredith--Advisor. Third Row: Dean Ressiguie, Jim Hauswirth, Joe Schwering, Gary Ives, Russel Dietrich, Don Bush, Paul Muenzenmay. A ,4 552 'S CLASS LFFICddS Left to Right: Don Bush -- Reporter. Karine Johnson - Secretary-Treasurer. Janet Cox -- Vice President. Mary Meredith - President. Compliments of: Rolfe State Bank Rickard Hardware Phone VI 8-3L8O Rolfe, Iowa Phone VI 8-3361 Rolfe, Iowa Tenth Grade First Row: Eleanor Forsythe, Eileen Otto, Virginia Bohi, Susan Hanish, Becky Hubbell, Renee Bergeson, Suzanne Veazie. Second Row: Richard Philps, Larry Hilton, Lee Hessiguie, Merlin Shnonsam Dwight Sellers, John Snow, Ronald Philps, Mr. McMullen- Advisor. Third Row: Myrna Burgardt, Sharon Wienhold, David Martens, Darwin Sindergard, Dennis Goodchild, Virginia Pedersen, Linda Krischel. K CLASS LFFICERS Left to Right: Merlin Simonson -- President. Myrna Burgardt - Vice President. Sharon Wienhold -- Secretary-Treasurer. Linda Krischel -- Reporter. X! 0 .uf 4.-0 A 4, Compliments of: Y0unS's Standard Girards Super Value Phone VI 8-3879 Rolfe, IOW8 Phvne VI 8-36b0 Rolfe, Iowa Z9 Ninth Grade First Row: Delores, Colee, Mary Jo Arnold, Kathryn Webbink, Betty O'Neall, Jackie Derickson, Ruth Ruden, Louise Meredith. Second Row: Gene Henderson, Loren Peterson, Sharon Cirks, Jimmy Wade, Joan Leith, Virgean McCullough, Kathleen Sroufe. Third Row: Mr. Shay-Advisor, Dennis Halcomb, Joe Fisher, Gayle Gmiock Joel Hamand, Paul Abrahamson, Ernie Campidilli. Fourth Row: Danny Hauswirth, Willis Hansen, Richard Edge, Roger Van Alstine, Dennis Hubbell, Gerald Buck, Gary Boysen. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Paul Abrahamaon - President. Betty O'Neall - Vice President. Joel Hamand - Secretary-Treasurer. Mary Jo Arnold -- Reporter. 'N D S14 Q, -J Compliments of: Brinkman Auto Co. J. T. Grant and Son Phone VI 8-BLL9 Rolfe, Iowa Phone VI 8-3608 Rolfe, Iowa 30 Eighth Grade First Row: Second Row: Third How: Bonnie Reinders, Barbara Abrahamson, Judy Twigg, Mary O'Neall Linda Dexter, Carol Shaveland, Marcia Larson, Diana Trimble, Mary Stowell. Mrs. Olson, Leonard White, Raymond Stover, David Ives, Darlene VanAlstine, Darrel Sindergard, Danny Hendricks, Larry Hartman. Ronnie Platt, Jackie Hauswirth, Gary Levene, Dick Vader, John Clausen, LeRoy Vial, Roger Hough, Mr. Carley. First Row: Seventh Grade Sandra Macvoy, Ann Schleusener, Connie Krischel, Barbara Schendel, Linda Carlsen, Mary Jo Martens, Jolene Hough. Mrs. Morrow, Bruce Boysen, Roger Kerns, Ronald Hartman, Ronnie Dietrich, Eddie Stoakes, Francis Ruden, Andy'Meredith Betty Schendel, Robert Hellickson, Tommy Mclntosh, Carol Logan, Lynn Dewall, Howard Hubbell, Wanda Hartman. Second Bow: Third How: 31 Sixih Grade First Row: Christie Hauswirth, Mary Ann Krips, Christine Trimble, Sharon Climpson, Linda Hilton, Vicki Sellers, Norma Stowell Anna Marie Pauk, Peggy Kruml. Second Row: Elwood Forsythe, Kermit Hendricks, Ray Luhmkuhl, Larry Wiehnold, Arnold Nomann, Dennis Dietrich, Frank McKim, Eric Schleusener, Jon Hubbell. Third Row: Terry Arnold, Melvin Abrahamson, Jean Eberle, Rose Ann Bartosh, Karen Baade, Cheryl Logan, Duane Barth, Mr. Atkinson. Not Present: Allen Heinders. .lunior High Student Council First Row: Mr. Carley, Cheryl Logan, Roger Kerns, Barbara Abrahamson, Linda Dexter. Second Row: Mary Jo Martens, Andy Meredith, Darrel Sindergard, Eric Schleusener, Elwood Forsythe. 32 Junior High Sp0rfS BOYS' EAJKZTBALL Won -- 10 Lost -- L Ccurty Runner-Up First Row: Second How: Third Row: LeRoy Vial, Raymond Stover, David Ives, Darrel Sindergard, Larry Hartman. Roger Kerns, Danny Hendricks, Mr. Atkinson, Leonard White, John Clausen. Jackie Hauswirth, Andy Meredith, Lynn Dewall, Tommy Mclnhxm GIRLS' BASKETBALL non -- ll w .txt -e N county Champs First Row: Linda Dexter, Mary O'Neall, Barbara Abrahamson, Diana Trimble, Judy Twigg, Carol Shaveland. Second Row: Mary Jo Martens, Connie Krischel, Carol Logan, Linda Carlseu Darlene VanAlstine, Bonnie Reinders, Sandra MacVey. Standing: Mr. Atkinson-coach. 33 SoftbaH First How: Mary Jo Martens, Judy Twigg, Connie Krischel, Linda Dexter, Darlene VanAlstine, Mary O'Neall, Carol Logan, Barbara Abrahamson, Diana Trimble. Second Row: Wanda Hartman, Sandra MacVey, Bonnie Reinders, Linda Carlsen Jolene Hough, Carol Shaveland, Marcia Larson, Ann Schleusener, Mary gtowell. BasebaH First Row: Lekoy Vial, Raymond Stover, David Ives, Darrel Sindergard, Larry Hartman, Mr. Atkinson-Coach. Second Row: Tomny Mclntosh, Hoger Kerns, Danny Hendricks, Leonard White Bruce Boyson Third Row: Jack Hauswir , o , th J hn Clausen Gary Levene, Andy Meredith. 34 Cheerleaders I + . Wanda Haftman Ann Schleusener Marcia Larson Cadet Band First Row: Caroi ohavelana, Vickie Sellers, Anna Marie Pauk, Christie, Hauswirth, Cheryl Logan, Bonnie Heinders. Second Row: Christine Trimble, Peggy Kruml, Connie Kriscnel, Marcia Larson Darlene VanAlstine, Rose Ann Bartosh, JanisJohansen Linda Hilton, Judy Twigg. Third Row: Robert Hellickson, Duane Barth, Elwood Forsythe, Gary levene Carol Logan, Andy Meredith, Tommy McIntosh. . , K Standing: Mr. Mekemson-director, sandra MacVey, Roger erns, Eric Schleusener. Compliments of: Elmer Ducom un Twin-Draulic Inc Phone 5-A730 Laurens' Iowa Phone 5-4571s Izaurens, Iowa 35 plgpg VanA1sLinc. Cadct Band Hajrrctte badet, land Quwen Cami Shaveldnd- 3 I1 Cadet Marching Band--Algona Hand Festival. Y- 3 iannsnmw I1 Cadet Band Queen, Darlene VanAlstine, at the Algona Band Fextival. 36 O BEGINN ERS Band V E H Left to Right: Fayeth Walton, Dana Grove, Dennis Waters, John Hanish, Eugene Walton. Left to Right: Allan Heggen, Leslie Hellickson, Marilyn Wells, Pam Whitman, Michael Stoulil, Nancy Solen, Jackie McCullough, Ginger Halle, Roxie Petersen. Compliments of: Havelock Branch, Laurens State Bank Dan Logan J. E. Edge, Manager Electric Wiring, Contracting, and Service Phone 76 Havelock, Iowa Phone lll Havelock, Iowa 37 First Row: Fayeth Walton, Joyce Sindergard, Hrs. June Hough, Janie Johannsen, Dana Grove. Second Row: Dennis Eberle, John Hanish, Jimmy Arndt, Dennis Waters. Third Row: David Glimpson, Randall Auten, Garry Luft. First Row: Nancy Carlsen, Ginger Halle, Nancy Colee, Ruth Dexter, Marilyn Wells, Jackie McCullough, Roxy Peterson. Second Row: Douglas Cook, Michael Stoulil, Pam Whitman, Gerald Korte Theresa Schwering, Wayne DeWa.11, Hrs. Alice Gibson. Third Row: Terry Mankle, Raymond Kripe, Steven Dunn, Bob Peterson, Leslie Hellickson, Alan Heggen. 38 P L 0 V E R Fifth Grade H A V E L 0 C K P L O V E R Fourth Grade H A V E L O C K FiI'Sf- ROV? Thomas Larson, Susan Trimble, Lonnie Auten, Dennis MacVey, Patty Arnold, Karlene Lehmkuhl, Dean Hartman. Second Row: John Webbink, Rodney Johannsen, Danny Henderson, David Arndt, Eugene Kerns, Ronald Eberle. Third Row: Mrs. Crowell, Edward Dewall, Eugene Walton, Jerry DePew, Gordan Hubbell. Not Present: Alice Peterson. First Row: Diane Hienhold, Diane Quade, Miss Essick, Roxana Rittgers, Sandra Davis. Second How: Donald Stover, Julius Clausen, James Rude, Brian Boysen. Third Row: Dale Peterson, Dennis Hanna, Gerry Logan, Stanley Hellickaon Steven Carlsen. 39 H A V E L O C K First Row: Linda Johnson, Susan Stoulil, Candace Larson, Carolyn Logan , Coleen Sandy, Sharon Krips. Second Row: Larry Peterson, Larry Wells, Mrs. Johnson, Kenmeth Ives, Dennis Pauk. Third Row: Kenneth Vial, Cecil Hansen, Alan DeVaul, Gary McCartan, David Lady. P L O V E R First Row: Jadee Buck, Elaine Nomann, Carol Luft, Barbara Trimble, Diana Enockson. Second Row: Michael Marnach, Allen Minkler, Wayne Hawk, Tommy Thompson, Roger Hubbell, Mrs. Johannsen. Third Row: Dwight DePew, Melvin Stowell, Tommy Hanish, James Stoaks, Craig Christiansen. Not Present: Mary Ann Reinders. 40 H A V E L O C K First Row: Joan Gibson, Sharon Korte, Beverly Stoulil, Sandra Solem, Jeanine Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Karen Stoulil. Second Row: Roger McCartan, Michael Wienhold, George Rittgers, Pamela Grade cdlee, Judith Rude, Mark Cummings, Mark Henderson, Mrs. Duane Gibson. Third How: Bill O'Neal1, Bobby Stover, Joey Krurl, Michael Larson, Billy Krips, Jimmy Dunn, Terry Peterson. Not Present: Susan Lampe and Sidney Davis. P L O V E R First Row: Danny Hartman, Joyce Eobbink, Vicki Uccko, Rox Jones. Second Row: Merle Luhmkuhl, David Baade, Mrs. Cooksey, Cal Buck, George Marnach. Not Present: Debra Hubbell, Jane Peterson, Sandra Westerman 41 First Grade First Row: Marcia Heggen, Linda Mart, Tracy Jones, Mary Solem, Janet Arnold, Paulette Peterson, Vicky Trimble. Second Row: Terry Christianson, Randy Hauswirth, Dennis Shay, Ricky Hawk James Martens, Darvin Nomann. Third ROW! Richard Lee Daniels, Alan Carlson, Curtis Henderson, Ronald Lampe, Miss Hoefing. The Havelock Grade Operetta, HLand of Dreans Come Truen 42 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Judy Kru l, Debra Hanna, Cynthla Logan, Elaine Hart, Sue Ellen VanFleet, Mary Mekemson, Beverly McCartan, Patricia Stoulil, Janet Heggen. David Dewall, Roger Dunn, Mark Johnson, Donna Gibson, Jacqueline Davis, Deborah Quade, Bryon Rittgers, Michael Krischel. Hel f Kinder- garien Paul lickson, Terry Perry, Steven Ives, Hrs. Cole, Kenna L sA- First Row: Theresa Eberle, Sheryl Marnach, Mary Beth Grethen, Rania Kuchenreuther, Jeanette Ferry, Joan Nestenman. Second Row: Karen Christiansen, Jill Buck, Gloria Hubbell, Mona Hend icks Nancy Arndt. Third Row: Thomas Eberlo, John Thompson, Mrs. Weller, Sidney Jones, Ronnie Reinders, George Hubbell. Not Present: Keith Peterson. 43 Future Homemakers of America First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Librarians Susan Hanish--Public Relations Chairman, Joan Levene- Historian, Mary Meredith--Secretary-Treasurer, Phyllis Wienhold--President, Sharon Colee--Vice President, Joan O'Neall--Projects Chairman, Kathryn Webbink--Freshman Rep- resentative. Donna Hansen, Virgean McCullough, Delores Colee, Bobby Lu Snow, Mary Jo Arnold, Maureen Kirby, Suzanne Veazie. Bonnie Hamish, Christy Coles, Betty O'Neall, Janet McCullough Joan Leith, Cleo Lund, Mrs. DeVaul-Advisor. Janice McCullough, Sherlyn Hendricks, Louise Meredith, Karine Johnson, Ruth Ruden, Harriet Vial, Virginia Bohi. Jackie Derickson, Sharon Cirks, Virginia Pedersen, Sharon Wienhold, Darla Maulsby, Myrna Burgardt, Linda Krischel. Left to Right: Christy Colee, Bobby Lu Snow, Maureen Kirby, Suzanne Veazie. 44 l 41 1 -f o 9 ,.?.-L i 0s C , 4-?Y - + my ff TUE Girls' Basketball First How: Second Row: Ho in I I, Donna Hansen--Manager, Sharon Wienhold, Joan Levene, Karine Johnson, Muriel Burgardt, Nancy Pirie, Linda Krischel, Phyllis Wienhold--Manager. Christy Colee, Judy Pirie, Myrna Burgardt, Miss Madsen- Chaperone, Mr. Shay-Coach, Miss Essick-Chaperone, Darla Maulsby, Janet Cox, Cleo Lund. RECORD: Won -- 22 gp Lost - 3 Conference Champs. County Runner-Ups. Sectional Winners. Offensive Average - 68.3 Defensive Average -- L7.3 .. v High Scorer: Linda Krischel. Average - 30.2 Second High: Muriel Burgardt. Average - 20.7 Compliments of: X 5 Pocahontas Rendering Co. Call collect night or day or call station Plover or Havelock Operator Phone 626 Pocahontas , Iowa 46 First Row: Danny Hauswirth-Manager, Dwight Sellers--Manager. Standing: Gary Ives, Charles Bohi, Don Bush, Bill Campidilli, Jim Hauswirth, Roger Gill, Mr.-McMullen--Coach, Gary Shimon, Dick Bartosh, Dick O'Neall, David Martens, Tom Clausen, John Parris. RECORD: Won - 18 Lost -- 5 Conference Champs. County Runner-Ups. Offensive Average -- Defensive Average -- High Scorer: Bill Campidilli. Second High: Dick Bartosh. Third High: Charles Bohi. Cheerleaders Left to Right: Bonnie Hamish, Janice McCullough, Joan O'Neall, Mary Meredith. 59.h M3-7 Average Average Average 2O.h L 901+ - 8.9 Boys' Basketball 47 BASKETBALL STATISTICS TEAM PLAYED BOYS GIRLS YQ They E They Fonda ----------- 67 31 --------- 75 Al Royal ----------- 73 51 --------- 66 65 Palmer --.....--- 52 A6 --------- 73 61 Laurens ---- O. T. ---- 57 59 --------- 30 33 Boone Valley ------- 55 39 --------- 56 27 Ab'I'S1'1iI'9 -------- - 70 56 --------- 73 l+7 DMT ------------ 63 l+7 --------- 73 35 Mallard ---------- 141, 29 --------- 60 141, Bradgate --------- 69 35 --------- 81 32 Cylinder --------- 62 51, --------- 85 55 Fonda ----------- 78 47 --------- 63 37 Whittemore -------- 1.45 59 --------- 79 51+ Pomeroy ---------- 50 A7 --------- 73 Al Palmer ---------- 63 A5 ----- ---- 6 1, 1.1, Cylinder ---- - - - - - 55 51+ ------ - - - 66 51+ DMT- ----------- 67 33 --------- 75 58 Boone Valley ------- A6 48 --------- 58 L77 B adgate --------- 56 L4 --------- 80 32 TOURNAM NTS County: Pocahontas ---- 60 50 Pocahontas - - 55 23 Fonda - - --- - - 55 lvl DMT- - - - - - 69 31+ Rolfe - -O.'1'.- - 58 60 Laurens O.T. - 66 68 Sectional: f'KYI'Sh5-Fe ' ' - 67 63 Laurens ----- 72 63 l'1allard--- - - 66 141+ Albert City - - - 53 83 Lake Center - 63 51 District: Girls: Corwith-Wesley ------- 87 93 Track TRACK First Row: Loren Peterson, Joel Hamand, Dennis Goodchild, Paul Muenzenmay, Garold Hough, Larry Hilton. Second Row: Dwight Sellers, Jim Hauswirth, Gary Ives, Gayle Garlock, Merlin Simonson, Jack McMullen--Coach. Compliments of: Jim Perry - Funk's Hybrid Burgardt Recreation Phone A21 Havelock, Iowa Plover, Iowa 48 Softball RECORD: Fall: Won- 6 Lost -2 Spring: Won - 5 Lost -l BATTING AVERAGES: Fall: Karine .655 Sharon C. .SOO Sharon W. .AZ9 Christy .357 Spring: Cleo ,500 st Row: Christy Colee, Sharon Colee, Janice McCullough, Karine Linda ,500 Johnson, Sharon Wienhold, Linda Krischel, Donna Hansen, Janet ,A76 Eleanor Forsythe, Cleo Lund. Sharon W. ,Q76 lond Row: Mary Meredith, Delores Colee, Betty O'Neall, Myrna Burgardt Nancy Pirie, Janet Cox, Harriet Vial. nding: Mary Jo Arnold, Mr. McMullen--Coach, Virgean McCullough Baseball RECORD: Fall: Won - A Lost -3 Spring: Won - 1 Lost -6 First Row: Gary Shimon, Jimm Hauswirth, Bill Campidilli, John Parris Tom Clausen,-Dick O'Neall, Roger Gill, Garold Hough. Ernie Campidilli, Darwin Sindergard, David I-hr-tens, Joh! Second Row: Shay--Coach, Charles Bohi, Gary Ives, Richard Edge. Compliments of: FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE Felco Feed - Lumber - Paint Seed - Fertilizer - Coal Phon' 40 Havelock, Iowa Phone 55 Plover, Iowa. 49 Band First Row: Nancy Pirie, Myrna Burgardt, Bonnie Hanish, Phyllis Wienhold Sharon Wienhold, Kathryn Webbink, Joan O'Neall, Mary Meredith, Linda Krischel, Janet Cox. Second Row: Joan Levene, Sharon Cirks, Roger Ve.nA1stine, Harriet Vial, Merlin Simonson, Randall Larson, Charles Bohi, Jimm' Wade, Jackie Derickson, Larry Hilton, Joe Fisher, Eileen Otto. Third Row: Eleanor Forsythe, Delores Colee, Susan Hamish, Maureen Kirby, Muriel Burgardt., Vixzginiafedersen, Darla Marilsby, Standing: Mary Jo Arnold, Roger Gill, Gerald Buck, Joan Leith, Mr.' Mekemson. BAND MAJOR: Nancy Pirie. BAND MAJORETTE: BAND MAJOB.E'I'1'E Bonnie Hanish. Janet Cox. Compliments of: l4ayberry's Produce Studebaker Sales and Service Phone 323 Pocahontas, Iowa. Phone L91 Pocahontas, Iowa 50 PEP BAND Seated: Joe Fisher, Eileen Otto, Sharon Cirks, Delores Colee, Susan Hanish, Jackie Derickson . Standing: Joan Leith, Gerald Buck, Roger Gill, Mary Jo Arnold, Louise Meredith, Roger VanAlstine, Harriet Vial, Merlin Simonson, Randall Larson, Jimmy Wade, Konnie Schabacker, Suzanne Veazie, Maureen Kirby, Phyllis Wienhold, Mr. Mekemson--Director. pl .3 A ii i4i3fQa,g S gggm AL,i ,o.,, ,,rr ww ,ww 1 h rg-. K3h?WWg E ufQfl BAND QUEEN Band Queen, Bonnie Hanish, Bonnie Hanish at the Algona Band Festival. Compliments of: Palo Alto State Bank Mallard Creamery Mallard, ION? Phone 59 Mallard, Iowa 51 Band Ensembles CLARINET QUARTEI' Nancy Pirie, Myrna Burgardt, Jackie Derickson, Eleanor Forsythe. FLUTE QUARTET Joan O'Nea1l, Mary Meredith, Linda Krischel, Janet Cox. FRENCH HORN DUET Sharon Hienhold Phyllis Uienhold CLARINET DUET Nancy Pirie Jackie Derickaon Compliments of: James Super Market The Laurens Sun Phone 2256 Pocahontas, Iowa Phone 5-45141 Laurens, Iowa 52 Trios COHNET TRIO Merlin Simonson, Harriet Vial, Randall Larson. CLARINET TRIO SENIOR CLARINET TRIO Susan Hanish, Delores Coloe, Nancy Pirie, Bonnie Hanish, Sharon Cirks. Joan Levene. Compliments of: HinI1'B Super Value Hansen Farm Equipment Phone 5-A750 Laurens, Iowa Phone 5-L38b Laurens, Iowa 53 Mixed Chorus First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Carol Ann Sellers, Bonnie Hanish, Christy Colee, E3 Forsythe, Suzanne Veazie, Bobby Lu Snow, Cleo Lund, Hansen. Maureen Kirby, Delores Colee, Betty O'Neall, Janet McCu Jackie Derickson, Sharon Colee, Renee Bergeson, Ma Arnold, Janet Cox. Jimmy Wade, Kathryn Webbink, Joan O'Neall, Myrna Burg Louise Meredith, Janice McCullough, Mary Meredith, McCartan--Director. Susan Hamish, Paul Muenzenmay, Jimmy Dexter, Tom Cla John Parris, Wayne Cooper, Roger VanAlstine, Merlin Sh Joe Fisher. Sharon Cirks, Phyllis Wienhold, Virginia Pedersen, Maulsby, Muriel Burgardt, Linda Krischel, Judy Pirie, Leith. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth How: Carol Ann Sellers, Bonnie Hanish, Girls' Glee Club Christy Colee, Eleanor Forsythe, Suzanne Veazie, Bobby Lu Snow, Janet Cox, Cleo Lund, Virgean McCullough, Donna Hansen. Maureen Kirby, Delores Colee, Betty 0'Neall, Janet McCullough Jackie Derickson, Sharon Colee, Virginia Bohi, Renee BGTEBSOH Mrs. McCartan--Director. Susan Hanish, Kathryn Webbink, Joan Levene, Joan O'Neall Louise Meredith, Janice McCullough, Mary Meredith, Joan Lahm Sharon Cirks, Phyllis Wienhold, Virginia Pedersen, Darla Maulsby, Muriel Burgardt, Myrna Burgardt, Linda Krischel, Judy Pirie. Compliments of: Fanm Bureau Insurance Phone 2L86 Pocahontas, Iowa K. Q J. Texaco Phone 256A Pocahontas, Iowa 54 Voc al Groups QUARTET Muriel Burgardt. Janet Cox, Christy Coles. Donna Hansen. SEXTET FRES MEN SEXTET Myrna Burgardt. Sharon Cirks. Janice McCullough, Judy Pirie, Betty O'Neal1, Jackie Derickson. Io Lund, Eleanor Forsythe. Carol Ann Sellers. Delores Coles, Mary Jo Arnold, Joan Leith TRIO Bonnie Hamish. Mary Meredith. Phyllis Wionhold. Compliments of: H. J. Hitchcock Brown1ee's Imple ent Phone 5-A722 Laurens, Iowa Phone 5-A787 Laurens, Iowa 55 Homecoming Homecoming was hcld on Friday, December 19. The evening began at 7:00 with our two ball clubs playing Fonda. We were proud to say that both teams were victorious. The score of the girls game was 63-37 and the score of the boys game was 78-A7. Imnediately following the ball games was the long-awaited coronation. The procession was led by Mary Mekemson and Jon Thompson. They carried the crowns on purple satin pillows. Betty O'Neall and Danny Hauswirth represented the freshmen class, followed by Linda Krischel and David Martens, sophomores, and Janet Cox and Paul Muenzenmay, juniors. Next came the seniors: Bonnie Hanish and Randall Larson, Joan Levene and Tom Clausen, and Phyllis Wienhold and Bill Campidilli. Mr. McIntosh crowned Bill Canmidilli our first king. Bill in turn crowned Phyllis Wienhold our first Homecoming queen. Janet Cox, junior attendant to the queen, presented Phyllis her flowers. Mr. Mekemson played the traditional nPomp and Circumstance Processional Marchn and NGraduation March.N The juniors were in charge of the crowns, flowers, and the chairs, the sophmores were in charge of the decorations in the lobby, and the freshmen were in charge of the refreshments. A Homecoming dance was held in the gym after the coronation. Later in the evening the ULo-Lites,U a group of high school students, furnished us with entertainment. RL Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held on April 18. A recreation room decorated in ceiling and wall streamers of midnight blue and copper and a three dimensional parrot made by Don Bush symbolized the theme, nTropical Para- dise.U Centerpieces were islands of styroform with a native hut and palm trees Blue and copper candles served as the only light. Hi-fi mood music was played during the meal. Dinner was served by the following sophomores: Myrna Burgardt, Becky Hubbell, Sharon Wienhold, Susan Hanish, Linda Krischel, Larry Hilton, Dwight Sellers, Darwin Sindergard, Merlin Simonson and David Martens. The dinner was prepared by the junior mothers with Mrs. John Cox as general chairman. Cleo Lund served as toastmaster introducing the following musical numbers or talks: Mary Meredith, junior class president. gave Hawaiian HKoma MaiQ or the welcomeg Randall Larson, senior president, HAloha But not Goodby,U re- sponse, Gary Shimon, Wwind and Hurricane,H humor, boys' quartet CJames Dexter, Kenneth Meredith, Don Bush, Paul Muenzenmayl, UAloha Oeng Nancy Pirie and Bill Campidilli, senior memories, Hldeals of the Islen and Uldle Momentsng Supt. Dale Mclntosh, UFuture of Golden Dreamsng Karine Johnson, HNever Alohaug girls' quartet CDonna Hansen, Muriel Burgardt, Janet Cox, Christy Coleel, USong of Old Hawaii.H About 125 guests enjoyed dancing in the gym following the banquet. Music was provided by Richard Ricke and his Music Makers. The dancing area was dec- orated in the same scheme and colors as the recreation hall with the addition of pa1m.trees and dominated by a huge statue of an Easter Island Man. The dec- orations were designed by Don Bush and made by the members of the junior class. The activities were directed by Mrs. Flossie DeVaul, junior class sponsor. Compliments of: Streit Funeral Home Floral Service for All Occasions. Phone VI 8-318A Rolfe, Iowa R7 Dr. Gibbs ------------------ - -------- Don Bush Senior Plays HOUR TOHNU A prize winning play by Thornton Wilder is produced without scenery. The stage manager, instead of being hidden in the wings, takes a leading part in the play. The audience watches as the properties are moved about. Imagination has full sway. WOur Townn is a play which never loses its power to touch our deepest sensibilities. It evokes the beauty of the simple things. The Stage Manager says UThis is the way we were in our growing-up, and in our marrying, and in our doctoring, and in our living, and in our dying.H Many critics consider the final act the most vitally moving scene in the modern theater. It shows the peace and quiet of death which can never be under- stood by the living. Stage Manager ----------------------- Charles Bohi Joe Crowell ---- Howie Newsome- - - - - Mrs. Gibbs ----- ------------- Rebecca Gibbs ----- George Gibbs- - - Mrs. Webb ----- Emily webb- - - - Wally Webb- - - - Professor Willard- Mr. Webb- ---- Woman in Audience- - - Man in Auditorium- Iady in Balcony- - Simon Stimson - - Mrs. Soames- - - - Constable Warren- Sam Craig --'-' Joe Stoddard- - - ..-----------...- -----....---...-.. --------------..- -....--------......--- --..---------- - Dwight Sellers - - -Gary Shimon - - - - - - Harriet Vial Mary C. Meredith -------Rog'6rGill - -Bobby Lu Snow - - - -Phyllis Wienhold - - ----- Jim Dexter - - - Gary Ives Konrad Schabacker - Bonnie Hanish -James Hauswirth - - - -Muriel Burgardt - - Garold Hough -- ----------------- Nancy Pirie - - - John Parris -B111 Campidilli - - - Tom Clausen nAren't they a lovely couple?U THE CAST WWhere's my Birthday Gir1?W THE PRINCIPLE CHARACTERS McCullough Oil Co. Klein Cafe Phone 52 Q 85 Havelock, Iowa Phone 73 Havelock, Iowa 58 HCIIGNS IN THE STENN Betty MacDonald has talked her two attractive teen-age daughters and some- what doubtful husband into sinking every cent they have in a home on an island in Puget Sound. As the unusual, and often uproarious, complications of island life begin to present themselves, the family murmurs, nC'est la Guerre,H and stares wistfully across the Lay toward the lights of the big, comfortable city. On their first day, the tide comes in unexpectedly, finding half of their pos- sessions on the beach. They catch a last glimpse of their washing machine bob- bing out to sea. The two girls see their entire future--boy friends and all- drifting away like the washing machine. The girls are at a painful stage-boy crazy, putting on lipstick to go gather driftwood, switching from hair curlers to hair straighteners, and always coming up with mysterious ailments to avoid homework. The complications develop. Betty is sunk--miserable at having, brought this apparent disaster on them all. Yet, in the midst of the humorous difficul- ties and despair, the family finds a special value in the life they are creat- ing. This is a brilliant and thoroughly enjoyable comedy. - - - - - often in a stew- - - - - - Betty MacDonald- - Anne -------- Joan -------- Howard ------- Roger- - - - - - - - Claud ---------- Claire Fessenden- - Don MacDonald --------- her husband- - - their older daughter- - - -their younger daughter - - -Anne's city boy friend - - -her local boy friend- ---..--3, - - Joan's steady- - - neighbor ------- Lesley Arnold ----- - - a chanming visitor- Margo ---------- Miss Garvey ------- - Bee Gee ----------- Salsie ----- - - KitsieL ------ - - - - teen - - - - teen-age friend- - - - - - - - -Joy Hartman Mrs. Watson's Harry ----- - a New-Motor Marvin- - Mr. Curtis ----- Mrs . Curtis --------- ryan -------- Jim- - L ---------- Dotty ---- - - - Joey- -, ----- - Phil Murray- ---- Delia Murray- - - - Old B ddy ------ -..----a - her pretty niece- - a welfare worker- - - - Joan Levene - - - - - Randall Larson - - - - - - Nancy Pirie - - - - - -Bonnie Hanish - - - - - - Dick O'Neall Bill Campidilli - - John Parris -Muriel Burgardt - - - - - -Darla Maulsby - - - - - - Joan O'Neall - Maureen Kirby age friend ---- ---- Sharon Colee teen- -age friend- - plumber ---- plumber- - - - - - - - - -a - his helper- - - plumber ------- a visiting relative- -her husband- - - - - - - - - Donna Hansen - - -Jim Dexter - - Tum Clausen - - Jim Vavricka - - - - - -Bobby Lu Snow - - - - - - Harriet Vial - - - - - - Garold Hough - - - - -their daughter- - - - - - - - -Sharon Korte - - - - - their son- - - - - - - - - - -Gerry Logan - - - a visiting friend- - - - - - - Jdayne Cooper - - - - - - his wife- - - - - - - - Phyllis Nienhold - - - an offstage voice ---- - - - Delwyn Larson Announcer- ---- ------ on the radio ---- - - - Grover- - - - - - - - - - - Joan's boy friend- - - - - -Roger Gill - Konnie Schaubacker WSailor, put my daughter downln UI think I'm getting malnutrition.n 59 Junior Play 'th, l love it when you speak scriously.H The story relates the adventures of a handsome young automobile salesman who, on inhcriting a girls boarding school, insists on running it according to his own ideas, chief of which is that the dominant feature in the education of young girls of today should be charm. The situations are teeming with humor lt surcly seems to be a very enlightening and enjoyable play. - - - - - - - - Don Bush - - - - -Paul Muonzenmay - Gary Shimon - - - - - -Jim Hauswirth Gary Ives - Karine Johnson - - - - Mary C. Meredith - - - -Janice McCullough - - - - - - - -Cleo Lund Austin Bevans ------ Automobile salesman- David MacKenzie- - - ---- Law student- - - George Boyd ------- Expert accountant ------- Jim Simpkins- - - - - ----- Dancer- - - - Homer Johns ------- Guardian of Elise ----- ---- Elise Benedotti- - ---President of Sr. class- - - - Miss Hayes ---------- Teacher ---- Miss Curtis -------- - -Teacher- - - - Sally Boyd -------- George's sister- - - Student ---- -Student ---- - Student- - - - Student ---- Student ---- - Student ---- - Student ---- - - - - - - - -Janet Cox - ----- Christy Colee - - - -Carol Ann Sellers - - - - -Darlene Stowell - - - - - - - Judy Pirie - - - - Janet McCullough - - - - - - -Lois Sroufe Muriel Doughty ------- Ethel Spelvin -------- Alix Mercier -------- Lillian Stafford ------- Madge Kent --------'- Charlotte Gray ------- Dotsie ----------- J Y HUh, l can tvll you--hu wants gxrln educated Lu he churmlngln Ln H. lJ'l I Speech Humorous Christy Colee I Cleo Lund I Bobby Lu Snow II Radio Speaking Roger Gill I Don Bush II Harriet Vial II Humorous Christy Colee I Cleo Lund II Raaiisz 55252238 Roger Gill II Christy Colee Phyllis Wienhold Phyllis Wienhold one-Aer, Play -------- This group of speech students all participated in our home contest. Roger Gill, Harriet Vial, Phyllis Wienhold, Bobby Lu Snow, Nancy Pirie, Charles Bohi. Suzanne Veazie, Mary Meredith, Cleo Lund, Christy Colee, Mrs. Meredith. Delores Colee, Karine Johnson, Dwight Sellers, Sharon Cirks, Mary Jo Arnold, Joan Leith. Merlin Simonson, Jackie Derickson, Don Bush, Sharon Wienhold Jimmy Wade. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: PRELIMDIARY CONET Dramatic Interperative Reading Mary Meredith Karine Johnson Bobby Lu Snow I Phyllis Wienhold I II Don Bush I II Suzanne Veazie II Orator ical Enctemgorane ous Phyllis Wienhold I Charles Bohi I Jackie Derickson I Nancy Pirie II -Og-A-gt. Play I DISTRICT CONTEST Dramatic Intergerative Readg' g Mary Meredith II Phyllis Wienhold I Don Bush II Oratorical Eacteggoraneous Phyllis Wienhold I Charles Bohi II Jackie Derickson II Q-ni-5-qt Play Ladies of the Mop I STATE CONTEST ------ Dear Diary ----- Humorous ------- II ---- Go Down Death ---- Interp. ------ I ------ Four Men of God -- Oratorical ------ II Ladies of the Mop ------------------- II Cast: Mary Meredith Janice McCullough Karine Johnson Cleo Lund 61 W 5 , 1 l 2' Uh f One-Act Plays Four one-act plays were presented at the home contest: ULadies of the Mop,N UThe P Valiant,n NThe Death of the Hired Man,u and NHold Onto Your Hat.n A fifth one-act i play was presented at PTC5 it was entitled WSummer Comes to the Diamond O.N y nLadies of the Mopn was chosen to represent our school at speech contest. It ii received a I rating at the sectional and district contest, and it received a I1 rat- , ing at state speech contest. T .UThe Valiantn was chosen to enter the Forensic League contest, but was unable to it attend. if V, b lADlnS GF TH MOP Us 'W A play in rhyme and rhythm. Scene: The deserted stage in a p darkened theater. F Time: The presentg about 11:30 P-Ill. i Cast En ? Mattie ------ Mary Meredith Q Annie- ---- Janice McCullough if Hallie ----- Karine Johnson I4 Bessie- ------- Cleo Lund E I Scrub Women For we are Ladies of the MOPP5-US Line . 4 i ' . g P TH VALIANT . 1 ' James Dyke is waiting in a ' state prison to die. Nothing is known of who or what he is except that he had killed a man. On the day he is to die, a girl comes to see if he might be her long lost brother. I Cast L,1 The Boy -------- Don Bush The Girl ---- - - Joan Levene ' Q The Warden- - - -Randall Larson 1 T The Chaplain ---- Dick O'Neall -, The Jailer- -Konnie Schabacker What do you want done with these bonds? Compliments of: 1 up Havelock Body Shop J - J- Ryan, Vetsrnarian Phone 101. Havelock, 'Iowa Phone 101 Havelock, kwa L 62 ff UWe'll talk awhile, Then we'1l eat and then we'll have some nwre music.H HCLD ONTO YOUR HAT lt's a quiet Monday morning in .ttie's Hat Shoppen - too quiet suit Hattie, who excels in mak- g beautiful hats and fails mis- Lbly- when it comes to selling em, But when eager, outspoken , lovable Anna peers into the dow, sees Hattie's sign, JALES- DY WANTED, and-well, after that .ngs aren't quite the same. SUM R COM S T0 THE DIAMOND O A comedy in one act by Robert Finch based on Warner B others nThe Grass is Always Greener.N Cast Cooky ---- ---- Gary Shimon Curly ---- ---- J ohn Parr is Stub ------ Paul Muenzenmay Tex- -------- Tom Clausen Granny- - - - ' Bill Campidilli Mr. Houston ---- Jim Hauswirth The stranger- - - David Martens Sheriff Lash- - - -Charles Bohi UNow take this lovely little nu ber.U THE DEATH OF TH HIRED MAN The farmer's wife has just been told that the old nhired mann is hanging about again, hoping to be taken back. She knows that he's ill and just come home to die. However, her husband, a hard-work- ing, practical man, absolutely refuses to consider the matter. The old hired man is unable to do a day's work, and the farmer will not have him hanging about. The frantic wife tries everything, and as the old hired man pleads, tell- ing of all the work he'll do, her anxiety mounts. Cast Edna- -neighbor- - Harriet Vial Mary- - wife- -Phyllis Wienhold Warren- - husband- - Roger Gill Silas- hired man - Wayne Cooper Cast Hattie ------ Delores Coloe Anna ------- Betty O'Ncall Miss Hope ---- Suzanne Veazie Mrs. Brice- - - - Darla Maulsby Flora- - ---- Louise Meredith Dora ------- Virginia Bohi Susie Brice ----- Judy Pirie Mrs. Van Flout Virginia Pedersen Compliments of: Hmary and me, we don't gossip.H Randolph Powers Funeral Home Lehmann's Dairy Phone 37h Pocahontas, Iowa Emmetsburg, Iowa 63 .. .. ' uu unc: uJ.n.luU.uu U' IIUUI' LOWE op: 1.115 vvuw-D Wm uThe Valiantn uLadieS of the MOPU K x 3 if NDeath of the Hired Mann UCharm Schooln Compliments of: Chamber of Commerce nonions in the Star Budget Membership for Solictations and Contributions. 1958-1959 Emmetsburg, Iowa 64 Our teachers?I? ra, Y Oun g Love Q i z l ' I aa i f ' ima .Q e 5' I I How fashions lf' Change! an-ry!! preacher's sweet - - son? , .4 Slcepytime gals. Jo loves her teddy bear. Got a pain? Never turn your back to the camera. Blll, we d1dn't know! H -I , ' o . e ' ee.,e w' exe. if l h wiQ?kp6?e 4 qiiwewyiiia 3 K f Look at those legsl Je 1' Please don't hit mel nBrownieU Jim V. 65 WOW!!! X ,xel e ,5 HJacquelincH u P Otfeu Oh, my head aches. ,xxx QQ, I wr, ,, A ,xg 1 -may - . Riagg ,iw vagg 1 , W e were 1: Q' U Queen of the H4 Q. E . 1- J, i M fz EQ? 'K fP,:1gg,fw-y -gk-apr lpn wig Qfszgm, f fiff 2122? ffsffkr . LM,, wx f Alfaf' ' 'L ' .L 7 Fri , M V4 Xgfu 2 i r t fs. X ' . . igggwwzw- A fn J V , ?!?2.!'5N P 49 'wliklbksfvs ' 3 b xg S 2 3 . POCAHCNTAS A1ice's Beauty Salon PATRONS Allied Bottled Gas Company Ben Franklin Store Coast-to-Coast Dan Rolow - Color and Curl Donovan Cldsmobile and Chevrolet Dorothy's Beauty Shop Drobney Recreation E Cigar East Side Radiator Shop Farm Service Company FitCh's Shoe Store Francis Kelly Insurance Hunt's Barber Shop Knowles Style Shop Lauren Oil Company Maxine's Drive-In Canes Sugar Market O'Brien Barber Shop Ollinger Furniture Pattee's Clothing Store Pocahontas Auto Co. Pocahontas Bakery Pocahontas County REA Pocahontas Lumber Store Pocahontas State Bank Powder Puff Beauty Shop Record-Democrat Rite-Way Cleaners Riverside Floral 3. and H. Motor Company Schulte Hatchery Agency Striet's Standard Service Turners POCAHONTAS lCont.l Vic's Hatchery Western Auto Wigwam Drug Store Professional Listings Dr. R, A. Hegier Dr. J, G. Schoofs, -Optomtrist A, C, Carmichael, Attorney Jim Hudson, Attorney R, L, Hudson, Attorney Albert J. Shaw, Attorney Shaw and Shaw, Attorneys LAURENS Arlo K Gene's Skelly Service Chadwick Chevrolet Don H, Dallenbach E, E, Burgardt Recreation Gambles Store George's Drug Ger-fer's Chickery Hawley Insurance Co. Hurley Barber E Beauty Shop Jack Fraizer Jake Zeigler Kroeger Ford Co. Larson Lockers Laurens Bowling Center Laurens Cleaners Laurens Electric M Building Laurens Implement Laurens Livestock Sales Co. Laurens Shoe Hospital Mefford Industries Supply 1-,Wm . I MllR'f T f? -: YlY'L vrp-r- 1'-new vw-wr - Hn v--:T -1 L., W ' ' ' H T LAURENS Ccont.5 Otto's Cafe Schubert Clothing Sleavis Tavern Thrifty Super Market Torgeson Barber Shop Trenary's Dine-Ette Woodin Mfg. Co. Pfofessional Listgngg Ronald Harms - D.D.S. James Gannon - M,D. Dr. L, N, Heike, Chiropractor Dr. Hodge s Dr. A. Miles Oleson H. L, Pitluck, M,n. 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