Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

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Crain. Bare' Copemnd' Main G. Kfffiigeg' Aibtlght' Dgige, Ma 150 ' on. Tmop' , KIOCSQI' OW, Raymonqf 12556: glaags? Tun, ou, is BACK R 'Ut FRON ' SCO IDU . . . . Mot ' Coaching our tribe of wrestlers is, 5 Mr. Bill Farber. He is also a math 1 p U and science teacher at the Junior High M1 School. ' x 1 lx, Q six , n The Independence wrestlers coached by William Farber ' ended the scheduled season with 8 wins and 5 losses. J., The first three matches went to Independence as fol- 1 is lows: IHS 34-McKinley 11. IHS 24-Franklin 16. IHS 43-Maquoketa 8. TCHS captured the first victory over the Mustangs 25-16. The Indees outpointed Vinton 14-3 and lost to Osage 20-24. Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids humbled the Mustangs 31-6 and Wilson of Cedar Rapids was the Indee's revenge 27-9. The next lopsided score was in Davenport's favor as they beat Independence 33-'7. The second loss to TCHS 21-16, was followed by wins over Vinton 18-21, Maquoketa 22-8 and Jesup 38-5, In state tournaments Gordon Tull represented the Mustang grapplers. n 1 G

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geometric Christmas tree, , . , l Wig. 'I' r 4 v ' J ...gg ziaeoaff The head of the IHS mathematic department is Miss Marlys Wollesen who also co-sponsors the Wapsie, A special project of her geometry class was a ri' D 4. f ' C' 'i ,Bandar-Q. 12 up F-tau. .. I , if lf- :-s t if f I ' f H 'lr ' 1 ' ' - rx ff' 'Q 'l x Q 0 is H y L i - 'ru T LEFT TO RIGHT: Noreen Evy, Sal, Ann, Marilyn, Ian, Carol, Jo, Don These students wrote your Wapsie. If you like it why not tell our editor- in-chief Ian, The assistant is Carol who trained for the editor's post for next year. Ann headed the Wapsie advertising and Sally pushed the yearbook sales, Marilyn did all the class material, Noreen had the important job of art editor, Evy covered the school clubs, class prophecy and will, Denny of course gave you the sports highlights, Our able photographers were Joan Andrews and Don Ehler, i Ask any one of this staff if writing the Wapsie wasn't worth the effort, If fr, N you don't get a suitable answer there, ask Miss Wollesen or Mrs. Peters for it l was they who helped the staff edit the biggest--the best--well anyway--the - Wapsie. I