Interstate 35 High School - Travelog Yearbook (Truro, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

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Along the way, on our travels, we will see many smaller, lesser-known monuments--but none the less memorial. These are the school buildings, built brick upon brick, stone upon stone, in honor of the living, growing members of the community. The newer school buildings, or monuments, are not so easy to see along the highways. They have no bell towers, no second and third stories. They are broad at the base with room for all who come. They are symbolic of our present-day beliefs in education--a solid foundation upon which to build lives, and branches out from the fundamentals into areas of specialization to meet the needs of each one. Our TRAVELOG '63 Will show you how the school community of Interstate 35 progressed this year, building not in a material way, but nevertheless building the lives of its young people. rr CAI 9 We Dedlicate Our Book To The Builders Uf Monuments In appreciation of the many sacrifices of our parents, our friends, and our neighbors, and their continuing efforts to provide for us an education of the highest quality, we dedicate the INTERSTATE TRAVELOG '63 to the adults of our com- munity. For your labors we are sincerely thankful and appreciative. May we, in our journey through life, establish new monuments that will re- flect with credit upon the devotion you have shovsm us. May we, as individuals, join with you, the community, in the effort to establish in this school district a monument to education that will be the pride of all who live hereg and to those passing hy, a symbol of our service and love. 51 RAT! 45-gi llinterstate School Board Mr. Dowe Loomis, Northeast District, Mr. Frank Barnard, Southeast Districtg Mr. Loren Kale, Southwest District, Mr. Dwight Downs, Northwest Districtg Mr. Rudolph Willis, Member-at-Largeg and Mrs. Charlotte Stickel, Secretary. Durin the second year of our reorganization, our school board has had ut one change. Mr. Rudolph Willis, employee of Chicago Natural Gas Company, was elected to fill the vacancywhichoccurred when Mr. C. J. Fitzgerald was transferred to Illinois. Mr. Loren Kale became the new board president. The school board has had a great many important decisions to make, and each member has given much of his time toward con- tinuing the smooth operation of our school. if u I' 1 'l'U'l i llilllllllllllllllllxi ill mmmmlilluiHi,Nxiilill,lW i 1 im N lllllmx, ,M lY'YINl'llvM 1 M -ii V I l A -T main etitntcndemt Su? X Mr. C. O. Lundby, in his second year as superintendent of the Interstate 35 Community School, has continued to work around the clock to coordinate the activities of the three units. Faster communication has been achieved by the installation of short wave radio in the three buildings. Mrs. Charlotte Stickel is Mr. Lundby's secretary. ,,,W,4,x,, it af., , , A .5 X I ' , 'L ' 1- ix, m., W, . , . , - 'sf.Yf - ' 'f-3',,j 'K 9 m', W an - - if 'f-,S-mfs-as Qs' - - 9. I h ' A - . 1- I 1' ,. ,fm If FJ ' 1 ' ,gf '- Q19 - I as Q -7.173115 45.-I if fm' 1- i gif L- P752 - . iw iixxln-'i??',.Zae TRURO BUILDING The center part of this build- ing was constructed in 1915. The addition on the north, consisting of the gymnasium, the music room, and the home economics laboratory, was added in 1939. In 1953, the industrial arts shop, the science laboratory, and two grade rooms were added on the south. During the summer of 1962 a football dressing room was erected, and the former study hall was remodeled into a library and one class room. High School Principal In the second year of the re- organization, Mr. Larry Pollock, Principal, had the task of coor- dinating the new, to us, sport of football and declamatory with our many other existing activities. He was assisted in his office chores by Mrs. Thelma Armstrong. 'me :qgZw'f1f'5:..4v'V.1f I N INK, h V V ,, 1. . , AJ-f,'1' ::ia:. ,,-. A. 4 ...vu . Q Q K 'Q' 4: -f. . -.2-, , 'Q I fo- off' fab., A- ,a ,D 3: Q- - -... .-1 .f'.....' I ?- a.. na, -,I -..fav x A F 'aw.,'g'vi-im., .-fag. '- 2.4-'-f f A ,- f J!-All t N '.w M ,K 4 A. , . .-15, ref -f. ' -sv I - , N ,Q ,rf i,,:.1vww.mf 35' ' - Q, , ffm . I Q J Q , f' .Q . .D .ai Vyk- 'agfwv . SIE-'-is Law i 51? no c an ' wi NEW VIRGINIA BUILDING The original building was con- structed in 1924. In 1953, six class- rooms and a new gymnasium were added. In 1954 an industrial arts shop was built. union: High Principal Mr. Harold Davis is principal of the Junior High in the New Virginia building. Football was add- ed to the curriculum here as well as at the high school. The junior high held another very successful carnival this year, under Mr. Davis' supervision. Mrs. Helen Houlette is Mr. Davis' secretary. af' if 1, , Ex- .. .. IX I I 3 , 'sbs -55. M .Y IH vi if .f ish . Wa, ,gi 5 H 1-QQLQ I . ai 3 A is N if it fi 'Q kia 5, ff Elementary Principal M r . Reed Jordan spends part of each day at the ten-room ele- mentary school at St. Charles. Mrs. Pat Lathrum as- sists him in the principa1's office. Mr. Jordanis also the school's counselor, and works with stu- dents at the junior and senior high schools. His work is largely con- cerned with help- ing students take a long-range view of their educa- tio n al programs so that they will be equipped a s well as possible for their a f te r- graduation life. 1 ST. CHARLES BUILDING The two- story portion of this building was erected in 1911. In 1938, the gym- nasium was ad- dedg and in 1956, six modern ele- mentary class- rooms were add- ed. I J . 13 5 UL .gxx TY preme Courf Building DK Senior High and Traveling Teachers ' I MIR. DARREI. ACKER Vocational Agriculture Advisor, F.F.A, Sponsor, Senior Class MR. DENNIS ALCORN Industrial Arts Driver Education Sponsor, Junior Class MR. ROBERT BATTLES Biology Chemistry MRS. LA VENIA DAVIS Business Education Sponsor, School Paper MR. FRANCIS P. EDGINGTON English II, III Director, Junior Play MR. ROBERT S. IIICKS English III, IV Director, Senior Play MR. DARELL JENSEN World and American History Sponsor, Sophomore Class Assistant Football Coach MR. KENNETH JOHNSON Physical Education Coach, Girls' Basketball Baseball Softball MRS. DOROTHY JORDAN Home Economics - Business Education i Sponsor, TRAVELOG Advisor, F,H.A. MR. DELMAR MESSER Mathematics Physics MR. FRANK MUNCH Social Studies Coach, Boys' Basketball, Track, Football MR. ROY G. ELBEN Instrumental Music, Junior and Senior High Grade Band MR. KERMIT WILLIAMS Art uniior High and More Traveling Teachers -A-avi. Xe if ,Psi ,li lg ,I X . 1 MR. WAYNE BREEDING English Social Studies MRS, ELAINE BUNIGARNER Algebra Arithmetic MRS. LORRAINE DICK English Social Studies MRS. IRIS HAM Science and Social Studies MR. STACEY HOWELL Science MRS. RUTH IVERSON Home Economics MRS. MARC ELYN ORR English MR. THOMAS F. SCHWAIGERT Coach and Physical Education MR. JOHN WILLIAMS Industrial Arts MISS H. MURL CLARKE Librarian Sponsor, Junior Class MRS. BERTINE DAVIS Arithmetic Spanish MR. DAN LONG Vocal Music, Junior and Senior High Schools MRS. NELLE WITTMER Vocal Music, Elementary Schools 'Q -J-f 'il' I? 'K if X, ifw .v-me-3,9 59'? C'ir 5 5 dx. 4 , 'gigxu R 9 A9 UATES J DAVID LEE LATI-IRUM St. Charles High School 1,25 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,25 3,45 Class Office 4. Ambition: Getout of school. JANET LEA MEASE Truro High School 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Girls'Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Varsity Chorus 1,2,3,45 Small Groups 2,45 Declamation 45 F.H,A. 3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 Class Of- fice 45 Class Play 3. Ambition: To be happy. MARILYN JEAN PETERSON New Virginia High School 1, 25 Basketball 1, ,3,45 Soft- ball 3,45 Art 1,2,35 Varsity Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 3,45 F.H.A, 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Paper Staff 45 Student Council 2,45 Class Offices l,4, Pres. 4. Ambition: To find some- thing I really want to do and do it. SANDRA IRENE SCHAMERHORN Truro High School 1,25 Basketball 15 Art 1,2,3,45 Varsity Chorus 2,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 F,H,A, 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class Office 25 Class Play 3, Ambition: To work and then be a housewife. Class Leaders WALTER .IAM ES SEIB ERT St. Charles High School5 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Chorus 1,25 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Band 1,25 Student Council 1,45 Class Play 2. Ambition: To stay the same little innocent boy l've always been. NANCY JO Mc DONALD St. Charles High School 1,25 Basketball 15 Varsity Cho- rusl,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l, 2,3545 F.H,A, 3,45Band1,2, 3,45 Small Music Groups l, 2,3,45 Paper Staff 1,3,45 Cheerleaders 2,3545 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Class Of- fice 25 Class Plays 3,4. Ambition: To complete col- lege and satisfy everyone l possibly can. RUSSELL DALE STRAWN St. Charles High School 1, 25 Basketball 1,2,35 Base- ball l,2,45 Football 45 Track 1,25 Student Council 3,45 President 45 Class Play 4. Ambition: Never give up. DAVID LAVERN BALLARD New Virginia High School 1,25 Football 15 Track 15 F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Student Council 1. Ambition: Graduate and make lots of money. S r Happy Seniors NEIL VERNON SNIDER New Virginia High School 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Football 4, Boys' Chorus lg Student Council 1,3. Ambition: Get through col- lege somehow and possibly enter the teaching profes- sion. MARTHA ANN STUART New Virginia High School 1, 23 Basketball 1, ,3,4g Soft- ball 3,45 Track 3g Varsity Chorus 3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g F.H.A, 2,3,4g Small Music Groups 4. Ambition: To lead a happy life. SHERYL GALE STEVENS Truro High School 1,23 Art lg Girls' Chorus lg F.H.A, 3,4g Annual Staff 4, Cheer- lieaders 2,3,4g Class Plays ,4. Ambition: To be a beauty operator and a good wife someday I QI hopep GARY ROBERT PHILLIPS Truro Hi h School 1,23 Track 1,2535 Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus l,2,3,4g F.F, A. 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Small Music Groups 2,3,4g Paper Staff 4. Ambition: To be successful. I I+ Qi ROBERT EARL BODTKE New Virginia High School 1, 2, Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To be a Space- man, CAROLE ELIZABETH BLAIR St. Charles High School 1,23 Basketball 1,25 Softball 23 Art 35 F,H.A, 3,45 Band 2,35 Class Plays 2,3,4. Ambition: To do something about juvenile delinquency. M. JUNE SCHNOOR St. Charles High School 1, 2, Art 3g Varsity Chorus lg Girls' Chorus lg F,H,A, 35 Paper Staff l,2,3,4g Class Plays 2,4, Ambition: Marry a million- aire. JERRY DEAN CLARKE Truro High School 1,2g Basketball lg Baseball l,2, 39 Student Council 33 Class Office 2. Ambition: I hope a farmer. I7 THEOLA MAY E BEDWELL St. Charles High School 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4j Softball 33 F.H,A. 3,43 Annual Staff' 43 Student Council 23 Class Plays 2,3. Ambition: Get a good job. JULIUS ERIC LUNDBY New Virginia High School 1, 23 Football 4g Baseballl,2, 3,42 Varsity Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,43 F.F.A. 13 Band 1,2,3,4g Paper Staff 33 Annual Staff 43 Class Office 23 Science Club 33 Class Plays 3,4. Ambition: To replace Ben Casey. JOHN ROGER MCCUDDIN Truro High School 1,23 Track l,2, 3 Art l3Varsity Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Boys'Cho- rus 1,2,3,4Q F.F.A, 3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Small Music Groups 2,31 Annual Staff 3g Student Council 33 Class Office 33 Class Plays 3,4. Ambition: To end up in Hawaii. PATRICIA ELAINE HARRIS BULLARD New Virginia High School 1, 23 Basketballl, ,33Varsity Chorus l,2,3,43Girls'Cho- rus 1,2,3,43 F,H,A, 2,3,43 Paper Staff 23 Girls' Bas- ketball Manager 43 Class Play 3. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Friendly Paces JEFFREY DALE PATTERSON Truro High School 1,23 Varsity Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Small Music Groups l,2,3,43 Paper Staff 3,43 Class Office 23 Class Play 3. Ambition: Music instruc- tor. DONNA JOANNE KENNEDY DENLY Truro High School 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Softball 2,33 F.H.A, 3,4j PaperStaff 1,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Class Office 23 Class Play 3. Ambition: To be successful in life. MARILYN JOAN CUNNINGI-IAM St. Charles I-ligh School 1,23 Varsity Chorus 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,43 F.H. A. 3,43 Small Music Groups 33 Annual Staff 43 Class Play 2. Ambition: To get a good job. CHARLES FRANCIS STILLS New Virginia High School 1, 23 Football 4g Art 3,43 Boys' Chorus l,2,33 F,F,A, 1,23 Annual Staff 3,43 Class Play 4. Ambition: See the world and live a happy single life. Conscientious Students BONNIE JOAN SMITH Truro High School l,2, Basketball 1,2g Varsity Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 3,43 Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To have a suc- cessful life. ERIC LYNN SCHAFF-ER New Virginia High School l, 2: Basketball 2: Track 3: Baseball 2,35 Football 49 Varsity Chorus 3,45 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,4g Class Plays 3,4. Ambition: Establish a pri- vate home for stray cats. STEV EN EARL KING New Virginia High School 1, 2. Ambition: To do more in life than I did in high school. CATHERINE MARY BELL St. Charles High School l,2, Basketball l,2,3,4g Softball 2,3,4g Varsity Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Band 1, 2: Girls' Track 3: Class Play 2. Ambition: Get through col- lege. GEORGE ALBERT JONES Truro High School 1,25 Track 1,23 Band l,2g Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3. Ambition: To become a speed mechanic. ELIZABETH ANN PHILLIPS WOODS Truro High School 1,25 Softball 1: Varsity Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g F.H,A. 3: Band lg Class Play 3. Ambition: To be a good mother and wife. I sf DAVID RAE LEACHMAN New Virginia High School l, 2: Assistant Manager, Football 4g Varsity Chorus l,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus l,2, 3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Small Music Groups 3,43 Paper Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Class Plays 3,4. Ambition: To do somethin worthwhile for others ang rewarding for myself. MYRON MONTY MORRIS Southeast Warren High School l:New Virginia Hi h School 2, Basketball Ili, 4: Baseball l,2,3,4g Track 1,3,4: Art 3: Varsity Cho- rus 4g Boys' Chorus 2,3,4: F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Class Play 1. Ambition: Truck Driver. 19 ROX ALE E MUSSELMAN Truro High School 1,25 Art 1,25 Varsity Chorus 2, 45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Band 25 Small Music Groups 2,35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Class Plays 3,4. Ambition: To be a good wife and mother as we l as being a nurse. PAUL EUGENE CRAWFORD New Virginia High School l, 25 Basketball 1,25 Varsity Chorus 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Small Music Groups 4. Ambition: To be a stock car driver. 20 CAROL WILLIAM EVISON Truro High School 1, 25 Basketball 1,25 Art 15 F.F.A. 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Small Music Groups 1,45 Class Play 3. Ambition: To be a farmer. PATRICIA IRENE WARDEN Woodside Junior High 15 Saydel 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Band l,2,35 Girls' Chorus 15 F.H.A. 45 Annual Staff45 Pep Club 1,2. Ambition: To become a secretary, Representative Travelers DE VON LEE WOODS Truro High School 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Class Of- fices 1,3. Ambition: To be resource- ful enough to take advantage of life's riches. NORNIA CHARLENE FOLLOWWILL St. Charles High School 1, 25 Varsity Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 F.H. A, 3,45 Paper Staff 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Cheer- leaders 25 Class Office 2. Ambition: To be a good nurse and live a great life. GEORGIA GAY ZITTRAUER Truro High School 1,25 Art 1,2,3,45Varsity Chorus 2,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3, Ambition: To fulfill my ambition, GALEN CHARLES SLYE New Virginia High School 1, 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3. Ambition: To stay out of trouble. 5 ,- Coinigeinniall Classmates RICK GUY WILLIAMS Truro High School 1,23 Baseball l,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,3,4. Ambition: To become a coach. LARRY RONALD WHITLATCH Truro High School l,2g Football 4g Track l,2,4g Art lg Boys' Chorus lg Class Play 3. Ambition: To marry and live a full, rich life. LUCY MARIE JONES New Virginia High School l, 25 Girls' Chorus l,2,3g F.H.A. 2.3,4. Ambition: To decide on something exciting to do and have loads of fun doing it. LINDA AILEEN BULKELEY Truro Hggh School l,2g Varsity horus l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 43 Small Music Groups l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Class Office lg Class Play 4. Ambition: To get the best out of life l can. DANNY DE AN TRACY New Virginia High School 1, 2g Football 4g Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To be successful. DORIS RUTH ALEXANDER New Virginia High School l, 23 Basketball 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g F,H,A, 2, 3,4. Ambition: To be successful in life. HENRY ALBERT HUSS Oak Park Academy High School lg Baseball 4. VERNON VAN KIRKPATRICK New Virginia High School l, 2g Basketball 45 Baseball4g Varsity Chorus lg Boys' Chorus 2. Ambition: To lead a good life. 21 GARY BURRELWILLIAMS JAMES BLIRNESS HOLLAND Truro High School 1,2g Band 1,2,3,4. Martensdale High School 1, 2,33 Declamatory 4. Ambition: To be rich. 22 I 4 The Holly Ones WILLIAM FREDRICK GABEL Truro High School 1,2, Ambition: Linotype opera- EOY. STEVE FREDDIE FORMAN New Virginia High School 1, 2g Basketball lg Baseball 1, 2g Art 33 Varsity Chorus 33 Boys' Chorus 3g F.F.A. lg Annual Staff 45 Class Office l. Ambition: To get the most out of life while I am young. DONALD RAY COLEMAN Truro High School 1,2g Track 45 Baseball 1,2. Ambition: To be an Air Force Officer. RODERICK ALLEN PAGE New Virginia High School l 2g Baseball 3,4g Football4 Class Play 3. Ambition: Work as usual ALVIN VICKROY New Virginia High School 1 25 Class Play 4. Class History In the fall of 1959, twenty-six students enrolled as Freshmen at New Virginia High School: Martha Stuart, Diana Erlewine, Marilyn Peterson, David Leachman, Steve Forman, Ilene Smalley, Eric Lundby, Neil Snider, Eric Schaffer, Paul Crawford, Charles Stills, Galen Slye, Elaine Harris, Roderick Page, James Thomason, Bob Bodtke, Donna Kennedy, Vernon Kirkpatrick, Steven King, Charles Baker, Doris Alexander, David Ballard, Gary Vickroy, Alvin Vickroy, Lucy Jones, and Danny Tracy. With the addition of the St. Marys students and Monty Morris, their total as Sophomores increased to thirty-one. New class members were Dixie Dobson, Ruth Kennedy, Judy Shutt, Larry Warren, Linda Warren, and Donald Young. The class enrolled at Interstate as Juniors, twenty-five strong. Pat Warden joined here. As they entered the Senior year, they had only twenty-two riding in from New Virginia. Those who started to Primary together and are graduating together are: Charles Stills, Elaine Harris, Doris Alexander, Roderick Page, Paul Crawford, Martha Stuart, Neil Snider, Steve Forman, Galen Slye, David Leachman, Eric Lundby, Lucy Jones, Eric Schaffer, and Marilyn Peterson. That same fall of '59, the Freshman class of Truro High had an enrollment of twenty-three students. They were: DeVon Woods, George Jones, Janet Mease, Georgia Zittrauer, Jeff Patterson, Roxalee Muselman, Larry Whitlatch, Rick and Gary Williams, Gary Phillips, Bonnie Smith, Linda Bulkeley, Roger McCuddin, Jerry Clarke, Don Coleman, Sherry Stevens, Bill Gabel, David Wright, Gwen Myrtue, Jean Smith, Elizabeth Phillips, Sandy Schamerhorn and Carol Evison. In the spring of the year, Donna Kennedy moved over from New VirginiQ In the Sophomore year, Gwen, Jean, and David left, but Bob Chiles moved in. As Juniors at Interstate, there were no gains or losses in class membership. In the 1963 class at Interstate, there are nine who have attended school in this building since kindergarten. They are: Linda Bulkeley, Jerry Clarke, George Jones, Janet Mease, Roxalee Muselman, Jeff Patterson, Gary Phillips, Bonnie Smith, and Carol Evison. At St. Charles in 1950, twelve bright little youngsters started Primary, and of that group David Lathrum, Russel Strawn, Theola Bedwell, Nancy McDonald, and June Schnoor have stayed together to be graduated from Interstate in 1963. Marilyn Cunningham entered during the year. Catherine Bell and Norma F ollowwill came in the third grade, and Wally Seibert arrived the next year. When this group entered high school, they were joined by Carole Blair, Janey Murphy, Larry Strable, Eldon Fife, Lynn Ash, Robert Rudolf, Iqani Smith, Bonnie Stra le, and Gretchen Kinsinger. As Juniors, the St. Charles group became Travelers, and Jim Holland moved in. Here the class sponsors were Miss Murl Clarke and Mr. Bill Tarvin. Mr. Darrel Acker has been our Senior sponsor. INTERSTATE SENIORS PRESENTED Cheaper By The Dozen A Comedy ln Three Acts CHARACTERS Mrs. Gilbreth ......... . . Dad Eric Schaffer Mrs. Gilbreth ........... Mother Nancy McDonald Children Ernestine . . . . Janet Mease Frank . . . . . Eric Lundby Jackie . . . . . . Charles Stills Dan . . . . . . Steve Forman Bill . . . . . David Leachman Fred . . . . . Roger McCuddin Anne . . . . Norma Followvvill Lillian . . . . . . Catherine Bell Martha ........ Roxalee Muselman Mrs. Fitzgerald .... the housekeeper Carole Blair Dr. Burton ...... the family doctor Vernon Kirkpatrick Joe Scales ....... a cheerleader Alvin Vickroy Miss Brill .......... a teacher June Schnoor Larry . . . . . . . . someone special Russel Strawn Under the direction of Mr. Robert Hicks, the seniors gave their play two nights to enthusiastic audiences. The accompanying pictures tell more vividly than words can how much work and effort was put into this production. The students not only learned their lines well, but spent much time search- ing out costumes suitable to their parts. l. Sherry, will it really look all right? 2. l'd like to see YOU cough with YOUR mouth full of peanut butter. 3. Ernestine and Martha and 1920's fashions. 4. Oh, no! You're not going to wear these-- these short underthings I 5. Lillian and her lollypop. 6. Dr. Burton relaxing between scenes. 7. I thought I heard Dad whistle assembly cal1. 8. Peek-a-boo! 9. Work efficiency is ALWAYS of general interest. 10. Jackie and Bill in the latest boys' wear. ll. Gilbreth family council. 12. Miss Brill and Mrs. Gilbreth make last- minute adjustments. 13. Wally, stage hand and sound effects man. 14. Honest, Mr. Hicks, it's a play book, not a Playboy! NORWALK-CUMMINGS STATE BANK Large Enough To Serve You Small Enough To Know You Norwalk New Virginia 5 if if If K' 2. ,Q 2 ,, w J. n 3 l 'vf E if ,lf S kg - we i . .- ' x y T alr- INK 1'Qf V ,Ni 33 5 l I Q, M .X .. 33 9,2335-x-.QL Q' 15 V 2 'T m 1 E 115: fiiiisf f V nigh. Qigfffff 5 Y? Vx -A Y' fa .5 15335 i .EM -Q K -A Q z . 0 1 1' f 5 II. Milton Moore Was Our Commencement Speaker J I A highlight of the Commencement Exercises was the talk by Principal Larry Pollock: To the Seniors may I say, Remember this--Be good, but not too good--a little naughty, but not too naughty. Say a prayer if you feel that way, say damn if it gives you consolation. Be kind to the world always, if possibleg yet, if you must be unkind, smash right and leftg get it over and forget it. Smile, always smile, have a smile ready even though sometimes it hurts. Grab all the happiness you can--whenever you can -- wherever you can--don't let even a wee bit slip past you. Live, above all things live. Don't simply exist. If you are blessed enough toknowwhat real love is, love with all your heart, soul, and body. Live your life so that at any hour you will be able to shake hands with yourself and try to accomplish at least one thing worthwhile each day. Then, when your nights come, you will be able to pull up the covers and say to yourself, I have done my best. Mr. Loren Kale, President of the Board of Education presents diplomas and offers congratulations to graduates Catherine Bell and Jerry Clarke, as Principal Pollock reads the class roll. I Class Prophecy Georgia Zittrauer, alias Dorothy Kilgallen, reported the latest gossip of the 1963 Seniors of Interstate 35 last Sunday night on her broadcast. Georgia said Janet Mease finally got married, and changed her name to Mouse. She said, l hated Meases to pieces. Russel Strawn always claimed he hated girls, but the Bible said, Love thy enemy, so that is what he does. Since Roxie and Larry made such a good couple, they now run a children's home, and take care of 85 kids, besides their own quads. That class was full of enterprising people, who are making their way in the business world: Roderick P. and Marilyn P. own the P. 81 P. Midni ht Auto Supply with the slogan, You need it, we'll steal it. George J. is makingiis living sell- ing one-piece bikinis at the South Pole--a scanty living, though, while David and Martha are on the carnival circuit running, roving crap games. DeVon Woods has gone behind the Iron Curtain to open a bar er shop. Carole B. and Norma F. have crossed the border into Canada, where Carole operates a busy funeral home next to the hospital where Norma is the head nurse. Those famous singers, David Leachman and Steve King, are barkers for the Dipsy Doodle Dollies Shows. Since Vernon K. worked so hard in his childhood, he now plays around in his own pool hall. June Schnoor is a bar maid there. Quite a few of the class of '63 are in Des Moines: Don C. is chief paddle tester forafirm supplyingischool principals, Marilyn C. and Linda Bulke ey are co-partners in a key clu g while Monty Morris is trucking garbage. His motto still is, We care for our freight. Although they swore they would never do it, several students became teachers: Galen S., mathematics at Interstate, Eric L., Home Economics at Podunk Center, Alvin Vickroy, longhair music at Fort Madison, Jerry C. at Arthur Murray's, where his whole course is based on one idea: Step on your own feet. Wally S. always claimed he would clean up around the school if he were the principal, and now he does--as janitor. Some of the class stayed down on the farm, like Dave Ballard who sleeps away the daylilght hours in the house, while Linda does the field work. Henry H. is running a c icken farm for all Cool Chicks and Chick Daddy O's. Pat Warden just married a rich Iowa farmer, and looks just as young and beautiful as when she graduated. Well, why shouldn't she, with all her servants waiting on her. Donna Kennedy Denly is busy raising a large family, and plans to someday set up housekeeping in the White House. Behind every great man is a great woman, and behind Steve F. there is Doris A., who drove him to be mayor of Medora in his spare time. Roger MCC., a part-time farmer, is also in politics. He's mayor at Truro, busy enforcing the midnight curfew. ' Several of our class have roamed far and wide: Charlie S. joined the Navy to see the world. Sherry S. went to the Congo to bleach the natives' hair, using her own secret method. Rick W. went on' a world tour, just to get away from the multitude of women chasing him. Carol E. and Gary P. are owners of a kangaroo farm in Australia--a business that grows by leaps and bounds. Jim Holland, still wonderfully graceful, is giving lessons to bunnies, and Bonnie S. now gives tennis lessons at that Podunk Center School. Theola is employed as ski instructor at Mt. Hoochekooche, where business is slipping. Professional athletes include Neil Snider, playing razzle dazzle basketball with the Globetrotters. Paul C. is now competing in the Olympic games, trying to break his own high jump record of 3 ft., 2 in. Catherine Bell, retired, is coach for the World Champion Tiddly-Winks Teamg and Bill G. is playing fullback for the Green Bay Packers, and is really knocking them down. Danny T. didn't let his education go to waste. He's running a bicycle repair shop out on the Interstate. Sandy S. is the best teacher at Sorenson's Health Studio,. and is currently promoting Lucy Jones as a woman wrestler. Eric S. works there, toog he's a chiropodist, whose motto is, Do it yourself. Mr. Elben can be proud of that all-around musician, Jeff Patterson. He can be seen on Friday nights, playing harmonica and singing along with Mitch. Mr. Long reports that Nancy McDonald has been engaged by the Kennedys in Washington to teach singing to Caroline and John, Jr, Looks like they all made good. 5 W! A it LAST DAY OF SCHOOL UPPER LEFT: New playing field. LOWER LEFT: What's she saying? UPPER RIGHT: Business as usual. LOWER RIGHT: One for the road. Senior Class Will MARTHA STUART, will my hurdling ability to any junior who has a medicine kit. I I I, MARILYN CUNNINGHAM, will my ping pong ability to Nancy Williamson. I THEOLA BEDWELL, will my grade in bookkeeping to Janet Jones who says she'll 3 need it. I, CAEHERINE BELL, will my basketball ability to anyone who is bad enough to nee it. I, NEIL SNIDER, will my good times at Interstate to everyone. I, ALVIN VICKROY, will to Interstate '35' school anything I forgot to take with me. I, STEVE KING, will my ability to do nothing and get away with it to anybody who wants it. I, DEVON WOODS, will my ability to sneak out to lunch to anyone hungry enough to try it. I, SANDRA SCHAMERHORN, will my pleasant temper to Paula Phillips, and my natural dark brown hair to Jeanne Ross. I, BONNIE SMITH, will my ability to drive a car to Paula Phillps. I, DANNY TRACY, will my wavy blonde hair to Mr. Alcorn. I, VERNON KIRKPATRICK, will my baseball ability to Claude Stuart. I, RODERICK PAGE, will my position on the baseball squad to Shorty Stuart. I, GEORGIA ZITTRAUER, will my height to Keeta Kinnard, and my ability to listen to singinlg to LaDonna Kirkpatrick. I, DORIS LEXANDER, will my basketball suit number, 50 and 51, to Nancy Williamson along with my position as guard. I, DAVID LATHRUM, will my steel helmet in English class to anyone who doesn't have a hard head. I, JIM HOLLAND, will my good driving ability to Don Edgar. I, LUCY JONES, will my ability to type to anyone who cares to have it. I, JUNE SCHNOOR, will my big, over-grown oxen feet to someone needing more support. I, LINDA BULKELEY, will my seat at graduation to any needy junior. I NORMA FOLLOWWILL, will my peace of mind to my sister Rose, who will really appreciate it. I, JANET MEASE, will my introvertish characteristics and my inferiority complex to Mr. Munch, who gave them to me. DAVID LEACHMAN, will my interest in literature, however sliguht, to Terry Smith. , SHERRY STEVENS, will my correspondence course and text ook to Mr. Pollock who can do what he likes with them. I, CAROLE BLAIR, will my excess weight to Virginia Myers. She can have it right away. I, CHARLES STILLS, will my ability to ski school without being caught to Herb. I JERRY CLARKE, will my school papers, Broken pencils, notes, and used thumb tacks to Orville Leggett. I, STEVE FORMAN, will my body to the Biology class. I, JEFFREY PATTERSON, will my magnamity to Marvin Loomis. I, MONTY MORRIS, will my position on the basketball team to Bob Kuhns. I DON COLEMAN, will my 32 swats to Herb Rockey to add to his own so he can hold the record. I, RUSSEL STRAWN, will one-half of my address book to Mr. Edgington and the other half to Mr. Pollock. I, MARILYN PETERSON, will my quietness and my ability to stay out of mischief to Nancy Williamson. I, PATRICIA WARDEN, will my C's in Physical Education to Pam Scrivner. She could use them. I, DONNA DENLY, will my grades to anyone who wants to work for them. WE, DAVID B., PAUL C., CAROL E., BILL G., ELAINE H., HENRY H., GEORGE J., ERIC L., ROGER MCC., NANCY MCD., ROXY M., GARY P., ERIC S., WALLY S., GALEN S., LARRY W., and RICK W., will our En lish teacher to the Junior Class, along with our slightly-used text books. To the sophomores we leave any- thing the Juniors don't claim. I, I I I x, RADS i 9 36 w 5 8 vi 4. 1. ah Q 1 ed? iuunuiors a a Heirs To Our Privileges -1-4, . Q at .F a 1 :gg i H T: ,on J o oy p g , Q Quan? Nico, X!! J A J it 5 - mwah. 0 L t F a ? I I I-S, N-is-Q X I J iff. r f fe Q 'Q' i f , dy, - R '3 . L Tf,Q J S ,, 'ps k - ,. ge , A Q A 2: fe' f f-v ' ,. .s.. V' L ' ' F v in E F . 'f UN., I 'vas A :Era -F ,1 r TOP ROW: Sheryl Anderson, Class Secretary-Treasurer, Janet Armstrong, Smiley, Charles Baker, Amblin' Samg Therese Bell, Another bell ringer, Beverly Benedict, Where's Janet? Jill Berch, Loris' sidekick. SECOND ROW: Joyce Edwards, Class Vice Presi- dent, Charlotte Campbell, Soup kidg Mary Carpenter, Real red head, Loris Caudill, Serious Studentg Joyce Daniels, Busy Beeg Elvin Dickenson, Blue, blue eyes. THIRD ROW: Lanny Fast,Nothing to dog Sharon Fitzgerald, Sure fung Jane Foley, Stud. Council Rep., Eugene Harger, Just Butchg Dick Cabel, Math shark, Barbara Hellstern, Future secretary. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Hiskey, Lonesome gal, Elizabeth Howard, Short and sweety Sandra Howard, Stud. Council Rep., Perry Johnson, King size, Janet Jones, Why worry? Marguerite Kennedy, Blondie. BOTTOM ROW: LaDonna Kirkpatrick, Music loverg John Kilgore, May I speak to Allen?g Judy Langdale, Sweetie Pie. l And Heirs To Our Tasks ,,.-em., 5 , Q Q il l Nt 'x X N - b , if J mf 1 O af f '? .. 4-nn K' 'lb p 2 3 ,, ,. I' .Av a st 3 Q.. ,, f 1 r ' .. X X . TJ T35 '65, , ,E if ?.'f'I' fa it QQG O y - 2,2 33' . X I s f! fa T 7.i,t,'5,f,xw L nn' X T' 75 n .-ef S p Titfjl -ii O Sf. if L X A 'f 'f. tl sf r .55 . H.. W '54, ob w. , 'If TOP ROW: Jim Loomis, What's the joke?g Marvin Loomis, Little blow: Sam Martin, Vice Pres. Stud. Council: Steve Millsap,A way of his own: Carmen Morris, Activities minded: Bob Morrison, Big blow. SECOND ROW: Fred Murphy, Takes it easygCheryl Nicholson, Where's Carolyn'?g Pat Perdue, Pretty Warbler: Nadine Phillips, Businesslikeg Paula Phillips, Tear jerker: Steve Phillips, Why worry?. THIRD ROW: Pat Porter, Bus Driver's Gremlin: Herb Rockey, Dagwood: Tom Ross, No hurry: Judy Smith, Modest: Terry Smith, Crazy Guggenham: Carolyn Spencer, Real Gone Gal. FOURTH ROW: Allen Stalter, Class President: Linda Stills Ballard,New Mrs.: Phil Strawn, May l speak to Allen'?, Robert Vasey, South to Dixie: Sheryll Weeks, Diamond Lil: Keith Wickett, Middle-sized blow. BOTTOM ROW: Doug Wilson, Farmer in the dell: Pat Woods, Barbara's shadow: Wesley Young, Young but strong. 35 i l lNTERSTATE JUNIORS PRESENTED We Shook The llzatmillv Tree By Hildegarde Dolson Mr. F. P. Edgington, Director CHARACTERS Hildegarde ................ Charlotte Campbell a 16 year old who is tired of being a wallflower Mr. Dolson .......... .......... S am Martin Father Mrs. Dolson . . ......,.. Marguerite Kennedy Mother Sally ....................... Pam Cinder l-lildegarde's younger sister Bob . .................. Keith Wickett Hildegarde's older brother Jimmy ..................... Steve Phillips Hildegarde's younger brother Paige ........................ PatPerdue a 10 year old neighbor girl who likes to play mailman Ellie-May .................,. Sheryl Anderson Bob's heartthrob , Jill .....,.................. Joyce Daniels Ellie-May's girl friend Freddie Shermer ................ Steve Millsap wears knickersg is dominated by his mother Mr. Shermer .......... ......... D lCk Gabel Freddie's Father, and a stuffy banker Mrs. Shermer ................... Jane Foley Freddie's domineering Mother Prompters .,.......... Sandra Howard, Therese Bell Stage Manager .....,......... Robert Morrison Ticket Sales Chairman . . .....,.. Allen Stalter Synopsis Poor HildegardeISixteen. . .andawallflower. . .and nodate for the prom. All Jim and Bobcan think of is muscle build- ing, fishing, and girls, Sally tries to help, but how much can a younger sister do other than sympathizeIAnd Mother--she arranged a date with Freddie Shermer, the son of Father's boss. Freddie's a nice guy, but he wears short pants, and Bob's girl friend is making me the laughing stock of the whole school because I have a date with Freddie. Paige, the little neighbor girl distributed Father's love letters to Mother all over the neighborhood, so now he is really in trouble, especially after my speech on prohibition that I gave at the school assembly. What a mess! but with the aid ofa fake robbery, facial mud, and a few other antics, Hildegarde has a REAL DATE IN LONG PANTS--Freddie: Father's job is more secure than , , ever, the Dolsons and Shermers are closer friends, and all ' ' ends happily for Hildegarde and Freddie. The gathering of the clan .......... First I gestured like thisl. . .and then used graphic details! Hildeg,arde, I delivered all the letters, butl saved the blue ri bon they were tied with. Don't tell a soul. We'll show them. l'LL BE A NEW WOMAN l Now, seehere,Cliff. . .I've had enoughofthis nonsensel' I can see Freddie now. . .Twistingll In short pantsl! Jimmy endures the agony of wearing makeup. Look, Dad! LONG PANTSIP' 1 fs E3-T?iYT1 i' Wm A af S' WW , M-:mem .af .430 7 Q 'wh Tk: 43,31 A ' f?s3 '1,g,.'sEL kk A -,W ' H T?-eg, .. .. . l .f X uxwfww sf : li 'Q- ZS: V if :', V 'QP ?f C? y , Vfgp - 'S if A A . ' W N. 5 t -31 C i ., I , ' i t f 2 A qzwi W. E , if . 0 iv ., , vii- . , rw if - R limi -' v' 1 1 . . 54. I if ' A up S .p .W 5 -K'.int','.xz3 I I ' ' Y' , - 2 i of tb ,, f -P L J D' , i b y 35:5-z fQf'ef?' f y gr frank, fs N? - Lf Scvcntyatwo Soplhomorcs J .C ' -.-..!.? P fling, it , . 3, , 4 R, gr' f? 1 ' . ' S Rh.. G f it A -F v-F? Curtis Albright, All brains, Edward Allen, Can't be that funny, Rex Armstrong, Who, me?, Carolyn Balius, Where's Cheryl'?, Rick Bartholo- mew, Joe, the bartender. Galen Bedwell, P r i nc e Charming, Barbara! Braddock, Still w a te r 1 runs deep, Carole Bryan,' Make believe, P h y lli s Chipp, Now, Sha ron , Sharon Chipp, l didn'tl say anything. Mary Claiser, O. Henry, Jack Cook, Hidden body, David Cox, Going places, Violet Cunningham, Shy one, Mary Dew, Innocent bystander. Anne Downs, Stud. Coun- cil Rep., Don Edgar, Hot rodder, Janice Edwards, All-American girl, Betty Ethington, Gone bye bye, Larry Fast, Drag Crazy. David Felton, Smoke gets in your eyes, Ricky Fitzgerald, Music man, Rose Followwill, No thorns, Linda Garmon, Watching and waiting. oiinedl The Travellers Q 1 K sf, -Q Q, S ea A fl! 1' nr, ir? ,ei J r 5 2:- 5 4 5 --4' W.. 4 hifi, 'S f f vi J' if 0 -NY 3. .3 ig Wm 5 I 'V' 1' 9 -. yas.: M- .nv . A ., .. , H ix' 1 'gfffff W cv ' H A , ..' 'J tx- , W., f' 4.' - .. - fm. N . .. 5 , if? .Q 1 E 'X 5 ,Neff ,M 0 , . Vi . 1 v'1f'XgA f . .. Zan' R xy.: I Q c A 7, 53 T ' , Deanna Gillaspy, Twin- L Q kle toes: Diana Gracey, , 2, Studious and friendly, .V I ,1,Nk 7 P Robert I-ladsall, Girl V - crazy, Penny Hiart,Just ii.:,Ja ' fi., f , a ' riotg Jerry Hulbert, . ALJ N , g Little angel. E , ., Q Q IW 1 'g S Xi y,f,,f fi rye, ,T seifmfff Robert Jacobs, W h o , me?g George Johnson, Girl shy, Johnny J o h n sto n, Handsome cowboy, Lois Johnson, All smilesg Carole King, Chickadee. I Keeta Kinnard, Tall, dark, and handsome: Karen Knosby, Friend to ' A allg Bob Kuhns, Fun- - f 2' loving, Darla Lane, lr Chatty Cathy, Donna McMichael, Sweet old- fashioned girl. F Y 3 Silks -Q 5 :Q if ef? .. , eb .sew ,. f 2 E' as Roger Myers, Maynardg Keith Millsap, Seen any i new scars?g Donnie Minnick, Gabbyg Linda Muck, Manhaterg LeRoy Myers, The long of it. Virginia Myers, The short of itg Kathy Neidt, Plant specialistg Donna Nelson, Willowy blondeg Roger Ogle, Class Presi- dent. 41 H ai? f a gg. Q Each Sophomore Carried His Load , 5 a,r '73 , 4, '61 , 2 R I 132 wi 5 ai, M a d ge Oglesbee, Friendly gal, Gladys. Page, Roderick's bus seat mate, David Peterson, Right as rain,l Dennis Phillips, Terry's cousin, Terry Phillips, Denny's cousin. 4 . P, . 2 tp.. S i P P P lf it i VR - 4 Xi. -A ,V W 5 : ' L 11 ,QM a Rita Reichert, Blonde -3 4 ' ie, Iti X, bombshell, David . ,, 1 f L Rockey, Daring young, S A -' J XX man, Jeanne Ross, Wit F 3 T i P ,yt 'ig the light black hair, , ,P ., ,, We 4 -7 . f P gf Dixie Russell, Songbird 3-N, lg V , of the South, Paml A , it 1' - 3 jf - Scrivner, Or is it Sue? ff 'T N he 55 214, -Q f ' 3'3v.Q,,hPjp,f' L :QM ' J E K N' T Ruth Shaffer, Angel R P E anim, Gary Shane, -ir. S 5 A Happy, G 6 ra ld S ly 6 , ,P i H S Class Vice President, p 'Epi K' Darlene Smalley, Gig- 'P C Pw gling gifll Rogel' vtf - f V jg malley, Stud. Council M p X . SSS 4' sk -gt, -Q . P P., ip P David Smith, Good ath- A' 'H . V,,, L lete, Steve Smith, What's K ii there to study?,Carolyn it if V f ' ' ' 2 Stump, Sweet and low, eg 5 .Q Harvey Taylor, Car ' 1 '-X L 5' artist, Darryl Thomp- ' 9 gg P i, ' f-,th ' at son, Brainy. 4 were Y Q ff PY: - Q ai gf , My 3 , 1 w -f rv- P ip ' f ,, ,,P1 f ' .92 is sii P T i C R R 1 isss P ,P , kjr p Q' , ! r Q Randy Wenck, A-OK, Nancy Williamson, , ,g X t , P ,V 5 Class Secretary-Treasurer and F.F,A, 'E Ii' iii- S C' A as 2 Chapter Sweetheart, Betty Vasey, Black- ' W, R- -' . P fP eyed Susan, Lyle Vickroy, Little brother. V' P K 1 ,L In . , :I , 'ff kiiii HQ , H A ,J It iv Pi, as ln-AL... .. ' V ' inf-vw , 51 fi? , Q W 1 , A 2, 1? .. A ls?1'4 ' C I, 'nip ta its .Ja NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Anna Mae Hart . .......... . ....... Vice-President Sonia Neidt . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Christine Morris . . . . . . . President ' a NINE A uinniozr High Leader FRONT ROW: Linda Cox, Marda Keller, Chris Morris, Beth McKee, Cheryl Ballard, Sheila Guy, Linda Magg. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Elaine Bumgarnerg James Woollums, Sheryl Taylor, Linda Hoskins, Bonnie Goodman, Juanita Albright, Jim Edgar, Lloyd Benedict, Frank Downs. BACK ROW: John Camp, Roger Kennedy, Steve Hylton, Joe Belle? Dennis Cox, Alan Ranker, Ronnie Thompson, Van Schaffer, Bill Scrivner. ABSENT: Nick Brown, '-L1 nda Lon -a .,.. Mt.. faq- , M .,:..w4.-sort semi ngsew, .. ,. - ,CMMS M, . .m -- ., . W ,., ,M , ,, .,.,w a,s,,,, NINE B FRONT ROW: Anna Mae Hart, Alice Strawn, Connie Porter, Carol Taylor, Donna Brant, Linda Howard, Sonia Neidt. MIDDLE ROW: Kay Lane, Patty Kilgore, Connie Strable, Connie Martin, Sandra Jones, Jill Shreves, Barbara Huston, Priscilla Spencer, Mrs. Ruth lverson. BACK ROW: Marvin Edwards, Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Mike Harper, Frank Hulbert, 'Dennis Howard, Jim Camp, Rodney Jones, Doug Wickett, Dan Allen. Ready For High School NINE C FRONT ROW: Dianna Joynes, Mary Rockey, Shirley McMichael, Pat Haynes, Bonnie Vasey, Marilyn Morris, Darlene Moss, Joyce Balius. MIDDLE ROW: Loren Caudil1,Jack Leutzinger, Herschel Martin, Chester Mclntosh, Martin Mease, James Stump, Marvin Wiseg Mr. John Williams. BACK ROW: Bill Bortel1,Yim Farrell, Roy Jensen, Gary Morris, Jim Lind, Roger Young, Paul Schnoor. , f - ' - H f -- '- S wav F EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS I Helen Jensen .............. . .......... President Robert Huss ..... . . ............ Secretary-Treasurer , Gordon Kennedy . .... Vice-President 4 4 J Eighth Graders Showed Strength 4 EIGHT A FRONT ROW: Mona Snider, Susan Gleckler, Virginia Wilson, Helen Jensen, Sharon Weeks, Linda Phillips, Judy Vickroy. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Wayne Breeding, Joe B Aaddock, Dennis Day, Jim Weir, Gordon Kennedy, Roger 1 Ranker, Jim Hatcher, Junior Wood. BACK ROW: Miles Marshall, Don Cooper, John Riebhoff, Bill Dutton, Robert Huss, Tom Ogle, Steven Lull. ABSENT: Carla Beeler, Mary Bingamen, Clifford Collins. X J his C he uses l Took EIGHT B FRONT ROW: Sharilyn Johnston, Mary Kerns, Dixie Loney, Linda Porter, Charlotte Ballard, Madelyn Wenck, Alora Stevens. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Lorraine Dick: Randy Kerr, Tom Greenwalt, Vic Fenimore, Bruce Austin, Larry Carrico, Cynthia Felton, Cindy Perdue, Judy Cook, Dixie Chipp. BACK ROW: Tom Brooks, Danny Gracey, Tom Bowlin, David Followwill, Don Simmerman, Randy Ingram, Tom Stickel, Bob Taylor, Mickey Stalter, Tom Hommer. Part in Many Activities FRONT ROW: Mary Vasey, Sandra Tracey, Paula Long, Karen Ma g, Micky Bartholomew, Bonnie Kirkpatrick EIGHT C Vicki Crow, MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Davis, Ricky Stump, Lon Wigliamson, Rodger Short, Claudetta Northway 1 Barbara Brant, Mavis Grimes, Jerry Banks, Robert Ethington, Artie Daniels, Mr. Schwaigert. BACK ROW: Gary Carpenter, Steve Northway, Grant Johnson, Richard Strawn, Gary Lytton, Fred Ricketts, Larry Young Dan Cunningham, Tom Strawn. ABSENT: Pam Hill. r . , ,,. .INA M .i 'lU K' W SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Austin .................. Secretary-Treasurer Ronnie Millsap ........................ . . President Merlin Morris . . .... Vice-Pres1dent Seventh Graders Likedl Ihuumior High SEVEN A FRONT ROW: Susan Ward, Carol Marsh, Connie Evison, Karman Broyles, Judy Lind, Marcia Hart. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Iris I-Iam, Vanna Tuttle, Nanette Stevens, Becky Scrivner, Sandra Austin, Cathy Parker, Christine Youn? BACK ROW: Gary Smith, Mike Irwin, Dwight Whitlatch, David Bowlin, Steve Alexander, Merlin Morris, Doy e Norris. ABSENT: Ronnie Millsap. SEVEN B FRONT ROW: Patty Allen, Susan Minor, Linda Llewellyn, Linda Harper, Teresa Lull, Sandra Porter. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Marcelyn Orr, Marsha Camp, Linda Carrico, Pat Bell, John Jurgensen, Richard Dickinson, Gary Snyder. BACK ROW: Jerry Strawn, John Woollums, Amos Cook, Jim Leachman, Mark Miner, Wesley Benedict, John Felton. ABSENT: Terry Gibbons, Tom Myers. They Worked and Played Hard SEVEN C FRONT ROW: Teresa Wright, Bea Daniels, Kathy Felton, Sandra Bush, Carolyn Hylton, Gwen McCuddin. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Cunningham, Marcia Hollingworth, Dennis Strawn, Max Kimzey, Joe Smith, David Hulbert, Richard Strange. BACK ROW: David Shane, Lloyd Caudill, Doug Henry, Stanley Taylor, Craig Stephenson, Larry Carpenter, Harold Wright, Tom Argetsinger, ABSENT: Linda lsenberger, Marvin Libby, Robert Simmerman, SIX A ST. CHARLES FRONT ROW: Danny Goering, Pat Murphy, Jerry Cunningham, Richard McMichael, Dennis White, Frank Short. SECOND ROW: Virginia Young, Pam Nicholson, Sandra Walker, Alberta Lehmer, Mary Belle Followwill, Joyce Bowlin. THIRD ROW: Diane Rickets, Karmen Kale, Becky Sweeney, Debbie Miller, Rita Smith, Rita Sue Strable, Nancy Edwards, Dixie Smith. BACK ROW: Mrs. Withrowg Billy Austin, Ray Don Willis, David McClure, Jerry Braddock, Mickey Dick, Martin Jacobs, Alan Downs, Everett Hayes. ABSENT: Linda Libby, Russell Freeman. The Big Ones At St. Cha,rl1es Elementary SIX B ST. CHARLES .Qf Y ...-v' MRS. LOIS WITHROW FRONT ROW: Howard Downs, Joe Murphy, Gary Martin, Tom Knoshy, Robert Lytton. SECOND ROW: Jolene Huntrods, Connie Bingaman, Kay Armstrong, Phyllis Kennedy, Becky Tuttle. Janice Hayes. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Williams, Terry Berry, Norman Young, Diane Rudolf, Patty Felton, Joan Michael, Kathy Wilkinson, Dedra Gracey, Alan Eads, Eddie Daniels. BACK ROW: Jim Ivey, Steve Porter, David Stegemann, Lanny Wenck, Larry Simmons, Gary Kerns, Randy Berch, Walter Brant. ABSENT: Terry Joynes. MRS. BETTY Wll ,LIAMS SIX A NEW VIRGINIA FRONT ROW: Seated, Mrs. Evelyn Cox, Douglas Magneson, Dennis Hansen, Billy Irwin, Kathy Gaskill. MIDDLE ROW: Vicki Harris, Shirley Carrico, Vickillommer, Linda I-Ioulette, Shelley Stalter. Marilyn Houlette, Kay Barnard. BACK ROW: Richard Ritchey, Billy Leih, Robert Northway, Craig Thompson, Galen Morris, Allen Wilson, Dennis Henry. i-of-er Nd MRS, EVELYN COX The Big Unes Alt New Virginia Eliememtatry SIX I3 NEW VIRGINIA FRONT ROW: Fred Wickett, Dennis Vickroy, Russell Calaway, Jerry Boles, Jay Argetsinger, Chris Lawless. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Russell, Shirley Romine, Anita Loomis, Linda Northway, Debra Reynolds. BACK ROW: Mrs. Cartwright, Velma Alexander, Mary Lind, Barbara Parker, Deanna Cox, Betty Stuart, Evelyn Peterson. ABSENT: Ross Sales. . nf --' I K if rx MRS. V ER A CARTWRIGHT 322 ,3 1: ,Q C vii 1 ,SK if 4? '?fmA? mum XLALR TIER Y 2 leak H UKET 'iQ M RS. V EDA BODTKE FIVE ' NILW VIRGINIA FRONT ROW: Billy Taylor, Vernon Broyles, David Hopkins, Ricky Ogle, Cary Strange, Wayne Hollingsworth. MIDDLE ROW: listher Walker, Peggy Blair, Debby Gibbons, Rhonda Boles, Cindy Gillett, Alecia Fry. BACK ROW: Norville Huston, George Gleckler, David Leih, Lynn Stuart, David Baker, John Weir, Steven Wood, Jimmy Vickroy. ABSENT: Mike Baughman, Kenneth Smith. These Groups Mlatdle Fine Records FOUR A ST. CHARLES FRONT ROW: Carol Ann Hart, Anna Marie Young, Sheryl Young, Cindy Parker, Peggy Salsbury. SECOND ROW: Mary Brant, Marla Stevens, Connie Walker, Nina Neidt, Carole Lathrum, Kerry Hill. THIRD ROW: Robert Trueh, Michael Mease, David Fast, Jeffrey Johnson, Bill Seibert, Mike Harvey, and Billy Dickenson. BACK ROW: Mrs. Borthwick, Randy Spencer, Tim Miner, Dale Martin, Rodney Penick, Rodney Beeler,lPaul FarrelllgThomas Wilkenson, Terry Collins. -25 MRS. DOROTHX BORTHWICK fx ti' 1 M RS. FLOR ENC!! FAIRHOL M FOUR B ST. CHARLES FRONT ROW: Sarah McKee, Lucille Bell, Marie Strable, Anna May Cleland, Susan Kirby, Barbara Albright. SECOND ROW: Patricia Patterson, Rita Freeman, Christina Phillips, Kathy Jo Wilson, Sherry Tuttle, Sheila Scrivner. THIRD ROW: Roy Young, Craig Davis, Brad Sweeney, Stephen Lathrum, Ronnie Smith, David Nelson, Roy Lehmer, Herbert Moorman. BACK ROW: Brian Howard, Jack lsenberger, James Ward, Daniel Jurgensen, Gayle Jacobs, Jerry Greenwell, Mrs, Fairholm, ABSENT: Shirley Maggs. Lively Fourth Gradlers FOUR NEW VlRGlNlA FRONT ROW: Donald Carrico, Chris Ranker, Danny Hopkins, Kenneth Bowlin, Johnny Taylor, Robert Wickett. SECOND ROW: Kathy Blair, Betty Jones, Sandra Northway, Sandra Barnard, Janet Vickroy, Robin Hoyt. THIRD ROW: Anette Reynolds, Helen Alexander, Tala Jean Kimzey, Debra Stephenson, Shirley Parker, Deborah Guy, Mrs. Hickman. BACK ROW: John Wyatt, Daniel Henry, Carl Minor, Edward Miller, Dennis Calaway, Cecil Norris. Nl RS. M AR Y H IC KM AN 1 I i 1 1 9 s 4 MRS. BLANCH THREE ST. CHARLES V 'ONT ROW: Kent Strawn, Rhonda Willcox, Marilyn Frueh, Joanne Seymour, Sue Brownlee, Greg Jreenwalt. SECOND ROW: Debbie Nelson, Debbie Llewellyn, Linda Young, Kathy Wetzel, Kathy Wiedmann, Debbie Smith. THIRD ROW: Richard Anderson, Romaine Schnoor, Gary Brooks, Xierlin Dowler, Vance Tigges, Gary Williamson, Mike Jacobs, Wayne Ogle-sbee. BACK ROW: Mrs. Blanch, Johnnie Strable, Mike McDonald, Herman Berch, Billie Don N1cVay, Carl Followwill, Jimmie Cook, David Strable, Franklin Trumble. ABSENT: Mary Sorensen. Third Grade f a A Pllatce For Pun and Work THREE TRURO FIRST ROW: Bruce Simmons, Kurt Johnson, Mike Garner, Skippy Rhone, Donnie Simmerman. SECOND ROW: Steven Felton, Pam Alexander, LuCretia Phillips, Terri Rickets, Billy Leggett. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann Brant, Diane Crow, Rhonda Hayes, Sharon Rich, Lisa Crow, Denise Alcorn, Mary Ivey. BACK ROW: Janette Woollums, Jo Ella Willis, Keith Kale, Chipper Gillaspy, Rob Porter, LuAnn Willis, Jeri Berry, Bonnie Kennedy, Mrs. Heckman. MRS. JOYCE HECKMAN , f' if I f 'S i af' W5-2,1 ' Q35 .U 35 5.33, ' 4 is Q.. Q Q4 6 lr'- . Q Q' 1 , .1 - fr.-Q. Linl,x vf 1' S-' e , K. 'rv-:N .S . rp j ,V :RF -' A w 4'-1, iff f' or gl- ,Y-fy., f .' L up I af THREE NEW VIRGINIA FRONT ROW: Leonard Strange, Leroy Marks, Billy Gaskill, Kelvin Broyles, Robert Ray Ritchie, Darrell Albright. SECOND ROW: Erin Lundby, Shelly Oglesbee, Edith Marks, Peggy Wilson, Maribeth Wickett, Cindy Gibbons, Debbie Baughman. THIRD ROW: Susan Thompson, Loretta Northway, Donna Brown, Connie Knosby, Barbara Huss, Joy King, Kathy Magneson, Debra Kalbus. BACK ROW: Mrs. Ilroylesg Randy Burchett, Ted Miller, Glendal Hartman, James Meyer, David Hollingsworth. ABSENT: Vicky Nicholson, Merle Felton. They Each Made A Good Try TWO ST, CHARLES FRONT ROW: Karen Libby, Debbie Kay Tuttle, Teresa Houston, Madolyn McKee. SECOND ROW: Linda Walker, Bridget Tigges, Janet Hoskins, Karen Sue Penick,Cindy Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Don Huntrods, Richard Greenwell, Dennis Jensen, David Nelson, Mike Johnson, Dale Beaman, Greg Ayers, Rodger Willcox. BACK ROW: Mrs. Potter, Pamela Joynes, Nancy Hill, Debbie Dowler, Shirley Showers, Barbara Joynes. ABSENT: Craig Freeman. Q? f M RS. CLEONA POTTER -f-ff? af. ' F . -tl? ' -, r f 'ff i .. . , ff.. 1 MRS. LEOTA BROYLES TWO TRURO FRONT ROW: J 'St vens, Pe y Garner, Sharon Youmans,Chyrl Bartholomew. SECOND ROW: Ricky Fenimore, ygilhfmllseifberger, David Felton, Dennis Beeler, Rod Stevens. THIRD ROW: Debbie Crow, Jackie Snead, 'Carol Braddock, Julie Sweeney, Michiele Wallace, Grace Spencer, Jane McCudd1n. BACK ROW: Vicky Collins, Greg Snyder, Billy Kerns, Gary Magg, Larry Baughman. Second Graders Found Their World Exciting TWO NEW VIRGINIA ft 'Ma' C f n 'jvva Q ,osx -,,,. ICICI X.. ,c'2aao MRS. BESSIE FURRER FRONT ROW: Doug Burchett, Ricky Boles, Michael Garner. Ben Hylton, Jackie Keller, Danny Taylor. SECOND ROW: Tommy Vickroy. Stevie Ogle, Debra Felton, Ronda Dorland, Vickie Fry, Genelle Trotter, Stanley Baughman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hagan: John Stickel, Timmie Stephenson, Karen Weir, Kathi Callaway, Joy Lawless, Darla Cox, Krystal Wyatt, Jimmy Tracy, Jim Houlette. BACK ROW: Mike Williams, David Gillett, Charles Argetsinger, Roger Harris, Charles llommer, Jerry Heckman, Russell Bodtke. MRS. JILANILTTIL HAGAN I wuvnune er is s Fw. or 1 C 'Q ONE ST. CHARLES FRONT ROW: Jacob Bivans, Kathy Joynes, Patty Wiedmann, Lois Harvey, Ruth Brizendine, Kenneth Reed, Craig Rudolf. SECOND ROW: Roxanne I-loward, Darci Booth, Sharon Albright, Kay Wetzel, Connie Campbell, Felicia Tigges, Karen Brownlee, Bonnie Hutchison. THIRD ROW: Tommy Walker, Timothy Bantz, Larry Nelson, Carollxiunch, Lynn Ann Greenwell, Debbie Austin, Phil Nlatlage, Jimmy Bowlin, Randy Schnoor. BACK ROW: Mrs. Fenimore, Duane Kinkade, Ricki McClure, Ivan Strable, Jimmy Scrivner, Frank Frueh, Bobby TvIcVay, Craig Downs, Danny Gamble. f , M R S. M ONTY ALCORN sa First Graders Work and Play ONE TRURO FRONT ROW: Stevie Vasey, Mark Ford, Steve Crow, David Young, Ancel Kennedy, Junior Long. SECOND ROW: Celeste Wallace, Rosalee Myers, Reva Johnson, Susan Haines, Susan Stegamann, Lynn Hoover. THIRD ROW: Terri Gilliland, Kim Dutton, Ragena Ricketts, Donna Braddock, Diane Braddock, Cindy Clarke. BACK ROW: Timmy Porter, Mike Smith, Donnie Hart, Randy Bush, Timmy Palmer, Mark Mease, Lonnie Baughman. 'T XI xx ' . 1' 1 K' MRS. RUTH FENIMORE . G? :sn 'S 5 '. -J 'KA .,,, . af, 'V Q W , ' Eg '31 .. ki Q R, . .,,-,X ' - OIC! X, vF'5,hgf Tm? X . S1 , e f l ' 'nf' M --.. F J I -A IIN S Q fflfiilxr I K 'XG'fff '? 'f'Q'ef'm 'wwfig-R Sfvffiff' E5 Q f . 235: 25' S ' 2? vggw in ' it A 31 i si K-Sf ' wg Q h Mk? X ' , .. 1 ff i if ar gri- N 5, i K , ' ' H X: ' 1113- .L 1' V TA Ella.,-. ,, V ,F fag ...ff wid y . 5' A H -i if JI nfnhxt , XX ,f , fa . QIQ.. Q . W f'C .f 3 ,J , Q w..,... 2 vw. lf if V Y -, Q f . . . .5 I - , . V J , , ,F f .c V . . 'M -- - z., , ESP? In , we -gzwj sig: ff f v 1' - 7' Q- ' X f 'Y 1,1--wr-'W 1. 'Y 9. ,sffa-rr-5' 5, K ,, -+ 'ff' gi-W 4 , x .4 ' -jjmliil 1 Q XY 2 gd , M . L ' 5 fi F fit f' fm? is n I I f f F' .S f I, . ww x ,A ..AX'F if I Ji. X -. 0' U ww 96 fi Ar'--,,,,.... AS WA 'V' TIONS R FRONT ROW: Jane Foley, Anne Downs, Nancy McDonald, Sandra Howard, Marilyn Peterson. BACK ROW: Roger Smalley, Roger Ogle, sam Martin, David Ballard, Allen Stalter, Wa ly Seibert, Russel Strawn. President ..... . . Russel Strawn Vice-President ....... Sam Martin Secretary ........ Nancy McDonald Advisor .... . Mr. Larry Pollock Student Council The student council is an organization of students, elected by students, to serve as their representatives in matters that concern the entire school. The council provides a medium through which student opinion may be heard, and it serves as a forum for the consideration of common school problems. The main purpose of the council is to encourage the prac- tice of good citizenship. Other aims are to promote better understanding between students and faculty, create better school spirit, and promote better scholarship. This large group of people got off to a very good start by conducting advertising sales i n their local towns, then moving on to the nearby county seat towns for additional support. Re- corders were Carmen M o r r is , Marilyn Cunningham, and Donna K e n n e d y. Treasurers were Danny Tracy, Norma Followwill, and DeVon Woods. In the early spring the group sold subscrip- tions at school a nd throughout the district. The secretaries at the St. Charles and New Virginia buildings help- ed greatly. Throughout the year S a n d r a Schamerhorn, Editor, and Donna Kennedy, Assistant, have worked with the advisor on copy for this book. David Leachman, Sharon Fitzgerald, and Janet Jones took pic- tures of school activi- ties. Typists included Janet Jones, S ha r o n Fitzgerald, Georgia Zittrauer, and Sheryll Weeks. Baby Picture Edi- tor was Theola Bedwell, and Norma Followwill was Senior Sketches Ed- itor. The class histories were written by Martha Stuart, Roxalee Musel- man, and June Schnoor. The Juniors in charge of compiling the Senior Class Prophecy were Allen Stalter and Charlotte Campbell. Various members of the staff wrote copy for the activities they participated ing and many of the students helped with the identifi- cation of the group pic- tures. Officers of c ubs gave us information concerning their activ- ities. The staff is indebt- ed to Mr. Gunnar Towne, of the Woltz Studio, Des Moines, and Mr. Loran Lewis, of the Interstate Studios, Sedalia, Missouri, for the group pictures. Both photog- raphers were very gen- erous with their time and talent. Travclog '63 Staff FIRST STEP: Sherry Stevens, Elizabeth Howard, Georgia Zittrauer, Pat Woods, Violet Cunningham. SECOND STEP: Barbara Hellstern, Carole Bryan, Sandra Schamerhorn, Charlotte Campbell, Bonnie Smith. THIRD STEP: Donna Kennedy, Theola Bedwell, DeVon Woods, Charles Stills, Norma Followwill, Linda Bulkeley. 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S-mfiliilfg ipjuig f A: - 135 f '51 S?11fzF52'2?.1 -12 .-1.-4: '-::: j'f-V545-5: 53'-:'-4-1 ad -ng:-7.3-'f4...1 ...'.-.--:Mraz ., 2 Fa... r-. if:35?577l -112:15 3.6333 :x 4-r-r,.'.,' - , -ix-gt: aus. 'fwfr-1 3-1 7E'.i12.5'-gn: '- i - , . li 3?J,'q::..- r 'II 'Junk' .w- -fbi.: 11 v 135,315,121 7 -r5.p:ig5.i . f.1'n-'Wu HQ' :'-3':J.3 'fe Alf:-51' - 5 ,yr .fe FRONT ROW: Donna Kennedy, June Schnoor, Janet Mease, Sandy Schamerhorn. SECOND ROW: Georgia Zittrauer, Charlotte Campbell, Mrs. Davis, Sponsorg Nancy McDonald, Marilyn Peterson. BACK ROW: Da rryl Thompson, David Leachman, Jeff Patterson, Sam Martin, Gary Phillips. Eibffi 4? ff il T - ?'E:5f,'727fi -EN: ' Y'3--i'-lffflif ,aa Ja,-,wi-:tai-. am af.-:fi if f-fwfP w1g4c:ag ff 5 ' .-'5 :-:. it. P -fy .- - i .. . . i .. C .. .. .- t, . ,, ., .. 'Wir'-:4 u..--P..1f ' '12 w-f'..4.ff -f--t , '. ff:-G. 'mix . - r ' :'-rv 4-:S Air: - 1rm.w,. r ., V , . A'--1 ' 41- 1 V, . ' -- - ,..s-111.-f:-x.:-+ G 1,5f-'f,.N.---1'-'::-1g+'.1'q- aes:--1' M Jf?f4'-H- f: 'vw . r 11--fi!--s hew, -ef A-sf-' we - -4'-is 0-4' f .-: -- -tirfrsfft-Q. .v + .. f 4-:af H114 64 If you, your lips would keep from slips Five things observe with care: Of whom you speak, To whom you speak, And how, and when, and where FRONT ROW: June Schnoor, Nancy McDonald, Janet Mease, Norma Followwill. SECOND ROW: Catherine Bell, Charlotte Campbell, Beverly Benedict, Paula Phillips. BACK ROW: Mr. Hicks, Vernon Kirkpatrick, Robert Hadsall, Eric Schaffer. Declamatory Interstate 35 owes a debt of gratitude to the above pictured students who worked hard to memorize prepared speeches to compete against other students of the county and state in the 1963 speech contests held at Winterset and Perry. Winners of the home contest in the humorous declamation division which was held the evening of February 5 were: Nancy McDonald, with her rendition of Lamentations of A T eenager g Charlotte Campbell, with her interpretation of the beauty in The Beauty Contest and James Holland with his recitation of Accustomed As I Am.' Paula Phillips won in the dramatic division with White Lilacs, and Vernon Kirkpatrick won in the oratorical division with his capable interpretation of Frank E. Gannett's The American Constitution. At the State Speech Contest at Perry, Iowa, on March 30, Nancy was honored with a One rating, Charlotte came in second with a Two, and James also received a Two. 5, X es J ,V , , v if t -R, 8 ,4- . 1: '-f 1 - .-41' ' ' Mrs. Dorothy Jordan, Advisor, Sherry Stevens, Historian, Pat Perdue, Parliamen- tariang Norma Followwill, Projects ChairmanpCarmen Morris, Treasurerg Charlotte Campbell, Sec retaryg Nancy McDonald, Vice President, Marilyn Peterson, President. STANDING: Sandy Schamerhorn, Publicity, Carole Blair, Recreation. F H A-- Purposes To promote a growing appreciation of the joys To provide wholesome individual and group and satisfactions of homemaking. recreation. To emphasize the importance ofworthy home To further interest in home economics. membership. To encourage democracy in home and com- F H A Flower--Red Rose munity life. To promote international good will. F H A Motto--Toward New Horizons To work for good home and family life for all. To foster the development of creative leader- F H A Goal--To help individuals improve ship in home and community life. personal, family, and community living. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Campbell, Nancy McDonald, PatPerdue, Sherry Stevens, Marilyn Peterson, Norma Followwill, Sandy Schamerhorn. SECOND ROW: Sandra Howard, Janet Mease, Madge Oglesbee, Carole Blair, Marilyn Cunningham, Donna Nelson, Pat Warden, Shirley Hiskey, Mrs. Jordan. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Smith, Sheryl Weeks, Donna Kennedy, Sheryl Anderson, Sharon Fitzgerald, Janet Jones, Doris Alexander, Linda Bulkeley, Elaine Harris, Linda Stills. BACK ROW: Carmen Morris, Joyce Daniels, Beverly Benedict, Carole Bryan, LaDonna Kirkpatrick, Theola Bedwell, Martha Stuart, Barbara Hellstern, Jane Foley, Rose Followwill, Patty Wood, , -------Y Future Homemakers of America eat Bulletin board display of November project-- Who f0I'geIS the Ie8ChefS? FHA lunch together during National FHA Discovering Why Some Go Wrong. Served Cake to the faCU1fY. CUSIOCUHH. Week. and cooks on Valentine Day. Fl-IA's Chapter objective this year was Discovering myself and my worth to others. Topics dis- cussed included: juvenile delinquen- cy, getting a job, family relation- si 3 Nh W N x X a N L N ' as sf R A x X I - laflffb s Q 5 ffrfvjf ,f 'Vu 7 ' 'Wt sf., I 7 1 lY 'X' till? ' Sb- ships, and solving personality prob- i 3 lems. X lf 3, WV? Q The thirty-six members caught ,, jf ff- 'ff 55 a glimpse of what the future may ,Z 6 il have in store for them as home- ffl! , 'Q?V.- makers through such experiences 'f ' as bake sales, rummage sales, J, social events, district and state jf conventions, yes, and even slumber QV During monthly meetings ' Paffles- Q FHA'ers have planned such service Champlin Products lkxhlxy g 7 K MX RALPH JONES OIL CO. AND SERVICE STATION projects as contributing to CARE, decorating the schoolhouse at Christmastime, collecting Butternut coffee strips, and remembering the faculty on Va1entine's Day. Membership into the organiza- tion is restricted only to the com- pletion of one semester in home economics. New members will be initiated after the start of the school Truro Phone 57-22 or 23-42 lowa year in the fall. This group of energetic Fl-lA'ers became overnight guests in the One ofthemanymoney-makingproj- Typical of social events was the Back to Interstate gymnasium to have a ects held durin the year--the old, School dance sponsored by FHA, rollicking time at the c1ub's slumber reliable bake sage. party. F.F.A. OFFICERS David Ballard, James Loomis, Roger McCuddin, Gary Phillips, Monty Morris, Doug Wilson, Mr. Acker. A Group With A Purpose FRONT ROW: Jim Loomis, Gary Phillips, Roger McCuddin, David Ballard, Monty Morris, Doug Wilson, Mr. Acker, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Randy Wenck, Roger Smalley, Carol Evison, Roger Ogle, Pat Porter, Robert Hadsall, Bob Jacobs, Gerold Slve, Dennis Phillips. BACK ROW: Johnnie Johnston, Edward Allen, Jack Cook, David Cox, David Smith, Ronnie Goering, Keith Millsap, Steve Phillips. S - . W i There were sixteen new members i initiated to the Greenhand degree 1 and there were eleven that were raised to Chapter Farmers this spring. Our soil judging team won First place in the Madison County contest for the second year. Our chapter sponsored a tractor rodeo at New Virginia Old Settlers. Uur Activities Were Varied Dave Ballard received the Iowa Farmer degree this spring at the state convention. Dave received the award through his pastand future supervised farming Program. Dave's productive projects are four purebred litters, one dairy cow, one horse, and twenty-eight acres of corn and beans. We cooperated with the lndianola and Southeast Warren chapters in a Meat Promotion dispay at the Warren County fair. Our chapter had eilght members attend the Iowa F,F, , Convention this spring. Harmonionsly Working Organization Concert Band FRONT ROW: David Leachman, Therese Bell, Elizabeth Howard, Deanna Gillaspy, Lois Johnson, Sandra Howard, Rick Bartholomew. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Campbell, Sharon Fitzgerald, Shirley Hiskey, Carmen Morris, Janice Edwards, Robert Morrison, Gary Williams, Ricky Fitzgerald, Jane Foley, Pat Perdue. THIRD ROW: Betty Ethington, Marvin Loomis, Violet Cunningham, Sheryl Anderson, Jack Cook, Carol Evison, Keith Wickett, Nancy McDonald, L,aDonna Kirkpatrick, Judy Langdale. BACK ROW: Pat Porter, Jeff Patterson, Terry Smith, Marguerite Kennedy, Anne Downs, Gary Phillips, Eric Lundby, Roger McCuddin. Ensemble playing is a must at Interstate 35. It is our aim to increase the number of ensembles, and improve our playing ability as a result of this intimate work and association, We also hope in another year to make more of these groups available to the public for entertainment purposes. l l linstru mental Small Groups FRONT ROW: Therese Bell, Elizabeth Howard, Deanna Gillaspy, Lois Johnson, Sandra Howard. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Campbell, Sharon Fitzgerald, Shirley Hiskey, Janice Edwards, Carmen Morris, Jane Foley, Pat Perdue. BACK ROW: David Leachman, Robert Morrison, Gary Williams, Rick Bartholomew, Ricky Fitzgerald, Playing Together ls Pun Small groups or ensembles play an integral part of the instrumental music program in our schools. It is our desire to provide these small groups for school functions and other organizations in the various communities. We hope to utilize these groups even more in succeeding years. TRUMPET TRIO TOP LEFT: Violet Cunning- ham, Nancy McDonald, Sheryl Anderson. CLARINET QUARTET TOP RIGHT: Therese Bell, David Leachman, Deanna Gillaspy, Elizabeth Howard. TRUMPET QUARTET LOWER LEFT: Keith Wickett, Marvin Loomis, Carol Evison, Jack Cook. BRASS QUINTET LOWER RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Keith Wickett, Roger McCuddin, Marvin Loomis. BACK ROW: Terry Smith, Jeff Patterson. LEACHMAN LUMBER COMPANY Prompt and Courteous Service New Virginia Iowa Our Largest Organization -S MR, DAN LONG Vocal Music Director Junior and Senior High The Mixed Chorus was organized at the first of the school year with the better singers. About the middle of the year a few more were added to the group. These people performed well at all the concerts, and received a ll rating at the large groups contest. FRONT ROW: E. Howard, Campbell, P, Phillips, Leachman, T, Smith, Morris, D, Rockey, Wenck, J. Smith, Berch Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: Gracey, Stuart, Lundby, Schaffer, McCuddin,Patterson, Albright, H. Rockey, Smalley, Peterson Daniels. THIRD ROW: Dixon, Harris, Neidt, G. Phillips, C. Stuart, Young, Crawford, Minnick, D. Phillips, R. Fitzgerald T Phillips, Edwards, Zittrauer, Perdue. BACK ROW: Myers, S. Fitzgerald, Cunningham, Knosby, Kinnard, Hiskey, Ethlngton King, Downs, Mease, S, Howard, McDonald, Hiatt. wc ff ff 9' 5' if YT Q of fa 5 xx ggi 5 . Q- Sf -5? 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BACK ROW: Mr, Harold Davis, Mickey Stalter, Beth McKee, Chris Morris, Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Roy Jensen. ABSENT: Ronnie Millsap. The Junior High Student Council has the most responsibility of any group in our school. The three class presidents and the nine section representatives make up the council. Activities have included school dances, magazine campaign, Christmas party, and help on the Junior High Carnival. Student Council officers are: President, Christine Morrisg Vice- President, Helen Jensen, and Secretary, Linda Carrico. liunior High Cheerleaders Barbara Huston, Gwen McCuddin, Donna Brant, Priscilla Spencer, Helen Jensen, Linda Phillips. Wc're Growing, Too a f f Each year we will be increasing in size, so that next year we will reach our peak of sixty-five musicians, We had an opportunity to contribute a great deal to the overall music program. We played three concerts and were the pep band at four basketball games. llunior High Ba nd FRONT ROW: Connie Porter, Beth McKee, Dennis Day, Jim Hatcher, Barbara Huston, Sheila Guy, Susan Gleckler, Anna Mae Hart, Bruce Austin, John Jurgensen,Cindy Perdue, Marcia Hart. SECOND ROW: Tom Greenwalt, Linda Phillips, Sandra Porter, Karman Broyles, Kay Lane, Dwight Whitlatch, Vic Fenimore, Sandra Austin, Becky Scrivner, Sonia Neidt, Jill Shreves, Sheryl Taylor. THIRDROW: Jim Leachman, Bill Scrivner, Randy Kerr, Mike Harper, Marvin Edwards, Dan Allen, Torn Ogle, Alice Strawn, Cathy Parker, Connie livison, Roger Ranker. BACK ROW: Jim Weir, Bob Taylor, Dennis Cox, Pat Bell, Robert Huss, Gordon Kennedy, John Felton, Van Schaffer, Steve Hylton, Tom Stickel. ABSENT: Terry Gibbons, Clifford Collins. Girls' Chorus FRONT ROW: Connie Martin, Carol Taylor, Marilyn Morris, Cathy Parker, Christine Young, Judy Lind, Sandra Porter, Bea Daniels, Linda Magg. SECOND ROW: Karman Broyles, Marsha Camp, TeresaLu1l, Linda Harper, Linda Llewellyn, Carol Marsh, Joyce Balius, Mary Rockey, Becky Scrivner, Anna Mae Hart, Kay Lane. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Spencer, Connie Porter, Barbara Huston, Linda Howard, Chris Morris, Marda Keller, Beth McKee, Donna Brant, Linda Cox, Juanita Albright. BACK ROW: Linda Phillips, Helen Jensen, Carla Beeler, Cindy Perdue, Judy Cook, Dixie Chipp, Susan Gleckler, Virginia Wilson, Judy Vickroyg Mr. Dan Long. The Junior High Choruses have performed for both the Christmas and Spring programs. From these large groups have sprung three girls' sextets, a mixed quartet, and a double mixed quartet. Boys' Chorus FRONT ROW: Marvin Edwards, Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Jim Weir, Doyle Norris, Lloyd Caudill, Roger Ranker, Stanley Taylor, Jim Hatcher, Junior Wood, Jack Leutzinger, Herschel Martin. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Wickett, Bill Scrivner, Ro er Kennedy, Roy Jensen, Jim Camp, Gordon Kennedy, Danny Gracey, Jim Leachman, Miles Marshall. SACK ROW: Frank Downs, Dennis Cox, Van Schaffer, Alan Ranker, Steve Hylton, Bob Taylor, Robert Huss, Tom Ogle, Mike Irwin, Jim Farrell, Mr. Dan Long. 78 Here' s Where We Start Fifth and Sixth Grades Interstate started its first grade school band this year. Interest is high, and we have a good number of participants. We played two concerts during the year, and ten participated in the Grade School Solo Contest with fine results. ELEMENTARY BAND NEW VIRGINIA BUILDING FRONT ROW: Linda Russell, Betty Stuart, Linda Houlette, Norville Huston, Craig Thompson. BACK ROW: Alecia Fry, Steven Wood, George Gleckler, David Baker, Ricky Ogle, Vernon Broyles. ELEMENTARY BAND ST. CHARLES BUILDING FRONT ROW: Debbie Miller, Joan Michaels, Carolyn Miller, Pam Nicholson, Becky Sweeney, Kathy Wilkinson, Kay Armstrong, Nancy Edwards, Jolene Huntrods. SECOND ROW: Howard Downs, Joe Murphy, Dougl Alexander, Mickey Dick, Larry Simmons, Paul McKee, Mike Dutton, Tim Strawn, Alan Downs. THIRD ROW: Mart a Scrivner, Tim Beeler, David Stegeman, Pat Murphy, Alan Eads, Robert Lytton, Jim Ivey, Diane Rickets. FOURTH ROW: Bill Austin, Gayle Snyder, Tom Knosby, Steve Porter, Patty Felton, Barbara Smith. ...ww gi. -5 ' - ff Q mx ssl' v ' RTS 696 llnntterstatc Enthusiastic About Football Last fall--1962--Interstate 35 High School had a new experience. Football was introduced as an interscholastic sport to the school and the school communities. Being a new sport to all the athletes, football was a real challenge to the boys and the staff. The past season represented a lot of hard work, and we believe a measure of success. The squad gained invaluable experience, and intends to improve in 1963 upon the 1962 record. 1962 RECORD 48 Southeast Warren . . . Interstate '35' . . . 14 Indianola B . . . . 47 Interstate '35' . . . 7 Mitchellville ..... . .26 Interstate '35' . . . 14 Orient-Macksburg . . . . 26 Interstate '35' . . . 7 Murray ....... . . 13 Interstate '35' . . . 32 East Union .... . . 48 Interstate '35' . . O Greenfield . . . . 39 Interstate '35' . . 0 The past season is one the seniors might well be proud of. Showing gradual improvement from week to week, the Interstate '35' gridders won their first victory against a scrappy but outmanned Murray eleven. Injuries placed a shadow on the last two games, but the boys will be out to avenge these defeats next season. The school would like to express its appreciation to the many new fans who followed the football team this year. FRONT ROW: Jack Cook, Charles Stills, David Rockey, Keith Wickett, John Kil ore, Steve Millsap, Phil Strawn, Wesley Young, Galyn Bedwell, Monty Morris, Manager. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Frans Munch, Rick Bartholomew, Pat Porter, Allen Stalter, Doug Wilson, Eric Lundby, Perry Johnson, Danny Tracy, Herh Rockey, David Leachman, Manager. BACK ROW: Larry Whitlatch, Sam Martin, Neil Snider, Bob Morrison, Terry Smith, Eric Schaffer, Wally Siebert, Roderick Page, Russel Strawn, Galen Slye, Assistant Coach Darrell Jensen. wx Hr W L. i' M Q , fi? I f . Y v DET, V 547 A , V. . V. th L J ff fv , ww! 5'4 i lIriiters1tate's Girls' Season Exciting For Players and Fans f f f This year's girls' basketball team was a pleasant surprise to many Interstate fans, as they finished the season with a record of 10 wins and 10 defeats against good competition. Although short in stature, the girls were long in competitive spirit. In tournament play, The Travelers won their first sectional game with a come-from-behind victory over the Clarke Community girls. Although their shooting and all-around play in this game were not up to par, the girls deserve a lot of credit for this victory because it takes courage to keep battling when things aren't going smoothly. ' In second round play, the team demonstrated their best ball of the year, and knocked off previ- ously unbeaten Martensdale-St. Marys 48 to 47. The Travelers led all the way, and survived a last quarter drive by Martensdale to gain the tournament finals. State Tournament bound Southeast Warren proved to be too much for the third time this year, however, and pounded out a 52 to 34 victory in the Sectional finals. The girls layed Warren on even terms in the second half, but their 30-16 halftime lead proved to be the fatal bllow. Advancing to the District Tournament at Osceola, The Travelers fell before a tall and talented Ankeny team in the opening round, 57-43 to end the season. Four senior starters will have to be replaced when the '63-'64 season rolls around. Marilyn Peterson, who thrilled fans with her long shooting and 702, accuracy from the free throw line, and Catherine Bell, who led the forwards in rebounding, will be missed along with the speed and sharp passing of Martha Stuart and aggressive play of Doris Alexander in the back court. ' SEASONS RECORD 42 Interstate ......................... Grand Valley ..... Interstate . . . . . 36 Southeast Warren . . Interstate . . . . . 46 Clarke . . . . . . Interstate . . . . . 53 East Greene . . Interstate . . . . . 38 Grand Valley . . . Interstate . 53 Russell ....... Interstate . . . . . 53 Van Meter . . . . . . Interstate . . . . . 50 Orient-Macksburg . . Interstate . . . . . 48 Bedford . . . . . . . Interstate . . . . . 43 Norwalk . . . . . . Interstate . . . . . 43 Ankeny . . . . . . . . Interstate . . . . . 54 Orient-Macksburg . . Interstate . 52 Martensdale-St. Marys Interstate . . . . . -I7 Murray . . . . . . . . Interstate . . . . . 41 Southeast Warren . . . Interstate . . . . . 40 Martensdale-St. Marys SECTIONAL Interstate . . . . . 36 Cl.1rkeCommunity . . Interstate . . . . . 48 Martensdale-St. Marys Interstate . . . . . 34 Southeast Warren . . . DISTRICT Interstate ......................... 43 Ankeny ........ FRONT ROW: Marilyn Peterson, LaDonna Kirkpatrick, Donna Kennedy, Anne Downs, Shirley I-Iiskey, Keeta Kinnard, Carmen Morris, Doris Alexander,Nancy Williamson, Joyce Edwards, Martha Stuart, Catherine Bell. BACK ROW: Mrs. Jeanne Minard, Chaperoneg Gladys Page, Therese Bell, Barbara Braddock, Donna Nelson, Janice Edwards, Karen Knosby, Madge Oglesbee, Theola Bedwell, Ruth Schaffer, Elaine Harris, Manager, Coach Ken Johnson. do 4 4 :S L z . 3 m 5 , 3 , , 5 5 N , 5 :E 5 m CATHERINE BELL Forward THEQLA BEDWELL Guard N Y DORIS ALIQXANDER L - V Guard Senior Competitors , A., Y. az... DONNA KENNEDY g Guard N a MARILYN PETERSON N1AR'I'HgX 5'1'UMgT Forward GU3 1-C1 lliniterstate Travellers Play Seveintteen Games a a a With one starter back from last year's team, Interstate '35' had a rebuilding job to do. Short on size but long on fight, the Travelers finished the season with a seven and ten record. Neil Snider led the team in rebounds and was a good team leader. Galen Slye was the leading scorer for the 1962-63 season, averaging 16.3 points per game. Monty Morris was probably the most improved player on the team, and he and Rick Williams along with Snider and Slye will be sorely missed next year. David Smith was the only underclassman to crack the starting lineup and did a creditable job for a sophomore. 1962-63 RECORD 48 Grand Valley . . . . . Interstate '3 Pella ....... . Interstate '3 Southeast Warren . . . . Interstate '3 Osceola ...... . . Interstate '3 East Greene . . . Interstate '3 Grand Valley . . . . . Interstate '3 ' Russell ....... . . Interstate '3 Van Meter ...... . Interstate '3 Orient-Macksburg . . . Interstate '3 Indianola ...... . Interstate '3 Norwalk ....... . . Interstate '3 Orient-Macksburg . . . . Interstate '3 Martensdale-St. Marys . . . Interstate '3 ' Murray ........ ..... I nterstate '3 Southeast Warren .... ...... I nterstate '3 Martensdale-St. Marys . ....... Interstate '3 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Moravia ....... ...... 7 3 Interstate '35' . . . . 40 FRONT ROW: Claude Stuart, Galen Slye, Monty Morris, Doug Wilson, Allen Stalter, Sam Martin, Gerald Slye. SECOND ROW: Coach Frank Munch, Gary Shane, Vernon Kirkpatrick, Neil Snider, Rick Williams, David Smith, Mana ers Wally Seibert and David Leachman. BACK ROW: Bob Kuhns, Galyn Bedwell, Wesley Young, Randy Wenck, David Rocciey, Terry Smith, Bob Morrison, David Cook, Gerald Goering, Dennis Phillips. WS hiliiiii. ' I!- : ' W' 14 3 l EPf' 4 . C221 ww ' x a .. X a z Q X. Q X MM1'iEiiQivxLL1AMs . f GA LEN sLYE Forward h ' Forward ' Seniors fHA1R. St3rS w NEIL SNUDER L h 1 ' VERNON KIRKPATRICK , Guard m Guard h if 3 H Q-M-W fin:-1yvQin fa- S' lg Zi- w MONTE! MORRIS Forward .WJ f 'I 1' I l-l..l.,I,I S x 4 . 'BON Q w, it if it ' E 'V Q v f I g ,uiiffg FRONT ROW: Wes Young, Sam Martin, Rick Williams, Neil Snider, Eric Lundby, Vern Kirkpatrick, Monty Morris, Dave Lathrum, Russ Strawn, Rod Page. BACK ROW: Coach Ken Johnson, Johnnie Johnston, Bob Kuhns, Jack Cook, Rand Wenck, Roger Meyer, Ed Allen, George Johnson, Garold Slye, Dave Peterson, Henry Huss, Claude Stuart, andy Manager Steve Phillips. Baseball At Interstate SUMMER 1962 - SPRING 1963 Conducting successful campaiglns in both the summer of '62 and the spring of '63, the Travelers baseball team chalked up an envia le record of 20 wins and 5 defeats, including two Sectional Tour- nament titles. Since the Interstate 35 High School became a reality, the baseball Travelers have won 38 games and lost just 8, with four consecutive Sectional crowns. Featuring long ball hitting, good pitching, and steady defensive play, the Travelers gained vic- tories over such teams as Adel, Rippey, and Indianola, while Clearfield and East Des Moines proved to be too much in tournament lay. Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate SUMMER 1965 Indianola . . . . . 2 Pleasantville . . . 5 Mt. Ayr .... . 3 Rippey .... . 5 East Union . . . . 3 Adel .... . 3 Creston . . . . . 4 Creston . . . . . 10 Rippey ...... . 2 Pleasantville ...... 1 Clarke Co. Comm .... 2 SECTIONAL Norwalk ..... . 2 Mormon Trail . . . 3 Chariton .... . 'l DISTRICT Clearfield . . . 11 Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate Interstate SPRING 1963 . . 7 Diagonal . . . . . 0 . 5 Dowling ........ 9 . . 17 Mormon Trail ..... 3 . . 10 Clarke Co. Comm .... 9 . . 10 Mormon Trail ..... 3 . . 12 Clarke Co. Comm .... 1 . . 8 Martensdale ...... 4 SECTIONAL . . 9 Mormon Trail ..... 8 . . 9 Clarke Co. Comm. . . . 2 DISTRICT . 1 East Des Moines . . . 8 FARMERS' AND ME RCI-IANTS' STATE BANK General Banking Service St. Charles Winterset ERIC LLINDBY RUSS First Base STRAWN Third Base NEIL SNIDER Pitcher Shortstop HENRY HUSS DAVE Outfield LATHRUM Outfield If-H, I. Ii VERN RICK WILLIAMS KIRKPATRICK Pitcher Ourfield Third Base MONTY ROD PAGE MORRIS Second Base Outfield MARILYN PETERSON CATHERINE BELL MARTHA STUART Girlsf' Softball Team Compiles Good Record f P f After only two years of competition, the Interstate 35 girls' softball team made a commendable showing, turning in a IO and 5 record and advancing to the semi-finals of the district tournament be- fore being eliminated by Van Horne 18-17. The girls won the sectional tournament at Bedford with victories over Diagonal, East Union, and Leon, getting excellent pitching from Catherine Bell. These victories also featured timely hitting and tight fielding by the entire team. Interstate crushed Pella Christian 15-3 in the first round of the district before falling to Van Horne. Seniors on the team included Marilyn Peterson, Catherine Bell, and Martha Stuart. Leading hitters were LaDonna Kirkpatrick, Martha Stuart, Therese Bell, and Carmen Morris. Interstate East Union SEASC?JN'S RECORD l Interstate Indianola . . 10 . SECTIONAL Interstate Diagonal . . . . . Interstate Leon . . . Interstate Diagonal . Interstate Bedford . Interstate East Union Interstate Pleasantville . . . . Interstate . . 7 Leon . . . Interstate East Union DISTRICT Interstate Diagonal . Interstate Pella Christian Interstate Leon . . . Interstate Van Horne Interstate Bedford . FRONT ROW: Marilyn Peterson, Catherine Bell, Martha Stuart, Carmen Morris, LaDonna Kirkgatrick Therese Bell, Ruth Shaffer. BACK ROW: Coach Darrell Jensen, Kathy Neidt, Violet Cunningham, Barbara raddock Janice Edwards, Joyce Edwards, Gladys Page, Diana Gracey, Joyce Daniels, Coach Ken Johnson. 90 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Frank Munch, Dennis Phillips, David Rockey, Paul Crawford, Ronnie Goering, Dave grglliltp, Phil Strawn, Monty Morris, Roger McCuddin, Don Coleman, Rick Bartholomew, Galyn Bedwell, Gary 1 ips. Track At Interstate This year's track team lostanumber of its personnel for various reasons and finished the season with four seniors, one junior, and seven sophomores. The team placed second in two triangulars, and fourth in the Redman Relays at Indianola Several school records were set by the team this year. Monty Morris ran the 100-yard dash in l 10.5 on two different occasionsg Dave Smith ran the 120-yard high hurdles in 16.3, and the 440-yard relay team composed of Morris, Phil Strawn, Smith, and Don Coleman ran 47.6. With Smith and middle-distance man Galyn Bedwell only sophomores this year, and with junior Phil Strawn back next year, the Interstate thinclads have the nucleus for a good team. PAUL CRAWFORD GARY PHILLIPS DON COLEMAN ROGER MCCUDDIN MONTY MORRIS 1251.411 ' Travelers? Best Boosters PEP CLUB The Pep Club is our newest organization, and was organized to provide better support for our teams and cheerleaders, This group made an effort to attend all games and to sit together. Officers were: President, Norma Followwillg Vice- President, Joyce Daniels, Secretary, Sheryl Anderson, and Treasurer, Sandra Howard. FRONT ROW: Roxalee Muselman, Nancy McDonald, Rick Bartholomew, Pat Perdue, Charlotte Campbell, Jane Foley. SECOND ROW: Wally Seibert, Sandra Howard, Sheryl Anderson, Joyce Daniels, Norma Followwill, Steve Foreman. THIRD ROW: Therese Bell, Rose Followwill, Theola Bedwell, Carole Blair, Keeta Kinnard, Janet Mease, Beverly Benedict, Catherine Bell. BACK ROW: Donnie Minnick, Don Edgar, Bob Hadsall, Bobby Jacobs, Larry Fast. Q? 5. Riff k M Seventh and Eighth Grade Football Wins--1 Losses--3 FRONT ROW: Vic Fenimore, Jim Hatcher, Tom Greenwalt, Robert Ethington, Stanley Taylor, Randy Kerr, Dennis Day, Doyle Norris, Gary Snyder, Harold Wright. SECOND ROW: Tom Brooks, David Shane, Tom Hommer, Bruce Austin, Mark Miner, Rodger Short, Terry Gibbons, Ronnie Nlillsap, Gary Smith, Craig Thom son. THlRD ROW: Coach Tom Schwaigert, Fred Rickets, Danny Gracey, Rich Strawn, Micky Stalter, Steve Nortgway, Tom Stickel, Danny Cunningham, Joe Smith, David Followwill, Gary Lytton, Stacey Howell, Doug Wickett, Manager. Ninth Grade Football Wins--l Losses--4 . ' k L ' , L Ca d'11, Jim Ed ar, Mike Harper, Frank Hulbert, FlRST ROW Coach Tom Schwaigert, Jac eutzmger oren u 1 H E Rod e Jones, Dan Allen' Gary 4' , H ni Mart' , Jim wooiums. SECOND ROW: Stacey owe , n y lQl1c?1Yriisf3'Rroi1dicetThoeniligoi, Jim Llllid, Dennis Cox, Steve Hilton, Doug Wickett, Manager. Ninth G rattle 'Girls' Baslsethall il J fi-xl, FRONT ROW: Sheryl Taylor, Cheryl Ballard, Connie Strable, Bonnie Goodman, Alice Strawn. SECOND ROW: Linda Howard, Christine Morris, Patty Haynes, Marda Keller, Beth McKeeg Coach: Mr. Schwaigert. Wins 4--Losses 6 FRONT ROW: Claudette Northway, Sharon Weeks, Mona Snider, Becky Scrivner, Sandra Austin Dixie Lone , Marcia Hollingsworth. BACK ROW: Cathy Parker, Linda Porter, Charlotte Ballard Judy Lind, Cindy Perdue, Christine Young, Bonnie Kirkpatrick,Carol Marsh. Coach: Mr. Schwaigert Seventh and Eighth Girls' Basketball Ninth Grade Boys' Basketball FRONT ROW: Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Joe Bell, Ron Thompson, Alan Ranker, Steve Hylton, Jim Lind. SECOND ROW: John Camp, Frank Downs, Jim Edgar, Coach: Mr. Schwaigert, Frank Hulbert, Jim Farrell, Gary Morris, Rodney Jones, Lloyd Benedict, Wins 3--Losses 5 NORWALK-CUMMINGS STATE BANK Large Enough To Serve You, Small Enough To Know You. Norwalk Iowa New Virginia Seventh and Eighth Grade Boys? Baskethall FRONT ROW: Gary Smith, Bruce Austin, Micky Stalter, Bill Dutton, Mike Irwin, Don Cooper, Tom Hommer. BACK ROW: Roger Ranker, Joe Braddock, Tom Greenwalt, Pat Bell, Mr. Schwaigert, Vic Fenimore, Lon Williamson, Dennis Day. Wins l--Losses 7 'HQ Q .. ' ,ww Ip Q New - i . 91 f, .-,K E K ' . 1 1 .' I ,Ns x 7 Lincoln Memorial IA TRURO Marge Creger, Grace Durfey, Freda Burns, Jeanne Minard. ST. CHARLES Edna Wharff, Carolynn Austin, Bonnie Bumbarger. NEW VIRGINIA Lucille Hylton, Charlotte Stiffler, Blanche Proudfoot, Stella Wickett. Chcfettcs NEW VIRGINIA Cliff Norris, Hylvin Harris, Fon Irwin, Raymond Felton, John Williams, Ralph Wilson. ST. CHARLES Les Hulbert, Bill Faust, Dale McKinney,Sam Martin, Jr., Bill Tobin, Melvin Davis. Chauulflfeurs TRURO FRONT ROW: Howard Wright, D0n Kennedy Bill Zimmerman. BACK ROW: John Minard Dean Brant, Ray Braddock, Kent McCuddin Ross Woods. Stokers 100 I af TRURO Orville Leggett. v-lv'-A als I .MXX ff NEW VIRGINIA Ronnie, Elnora and Jeff Wickett. ST. CHARLES Grant Llewellyn. ,J .RS 3 In 40-us .1 it t-zsnrim FRONT ROW: Mavis Grimes, Patty Allen, Kathy Felton, Carolyn Hylton. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Loney, Claudette Northway, Karen Magg, Judy Vickroy, Dixie Chipp, Dianna Joynes, Mickey Bartholomew, Marcia Hollingworth, Darlene Moss. BACK ROW: Cheryl Ballard, Linda Hoskins, Susan Minor, Barbara Brant, Mr. Kermit Williams, Amos Cook. 'Muay-w-.z' imwiw I '+I 33392521195 .qqafwsrsvg 15561 nrzzszr'-s:1::r4k?w 1-552112 . ,-gs-lf :i7a.g.lL.8.-.-71:55 fig.. 36 :ly ,Hin- fn:'?'ff3r5:Fl:ifsxe D D D H !.ifs:J'f y,,.34Q.,.E?5.f5 101 Annual! Christmas Dance With more favorable weather than lastyear, we were able to hold our Christmas Dance, which we expect will become a traditionalsocial event each December. Steve Foster of lndianola provided the music. Students, guests, and chap- erones enjoyed the evening, with refreshments served in the lunch room. i ,Y1SERS We 1' 83, x Qi!! Gun? Loyadl Boosters TRURO BOOSTERS MR AN MRS AND MRS ORVILLE FITZGERALD BILL DUR EY D M LY . D . R REV. AND MRS. MILLARD MARSHALL MR. . F AN FA. I MR . AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. AND MRS DALE STRAWN MARVIN DUTTON DALE HUGLIN CARROLL ,PHILLIPS JAMES SMITH REED JORDAN AND JAN MR. . BILL ZIMMERMAN GLADYS M. JONES MR. AND MRS. MERRILL HUTCHISON MISS MARGARET WINTERS MR . AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. STEVE SMITH MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR AND MRS I. K. BARNES ALBERT CARLSON JOHN MINARD MARVIN ARMSTRONG R. L. BURNS JOHN MCCUDDIN FLOYD BULKELEY CECIL MILLER ELMER WOODS AUBREY SIMMERMAN LESTER FREEMAN MRS. F. R. SCI-IAMERHORN MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD SCHAMERHORN JOHN MEASE DENNIS ALCORN KENNETH JOHNSON ST. CHARLES BOOSTERS I MR. AND MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KERR BARBER SHOP MRS. BEULAH DOWNS ST. CHARLES TELEPHONE EXCHANGE WALTER BISHOP JACKSON HILLTOPPERS 4-H CLUB MR. AND MRS. TRUMAN JOHNSTON MR. AND MRS. BILL LATHRUM MR. AND MRS. DWIGHT CUNNINGHAM BILL TOBIN'S TRUCKING DAVIS SERVICE I MR. AND MRS. JESSE ARMSTRONG MR. AND MRS. ELDON HOPE MISS ORMA HOWARD NEW VIRGINIA BOOSTERS MR. AND MRS. DARRELL JENSEN MR. AND MRS. HAROLD TAYLOR MR. AND MRS. LARRY HULL MR. AND MRS. LARRY WICKETT MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND HOMMER MR AND MRS. GAII. REED MR. AND MRS. RALPH WILSON MR. AND MRS. JAMES E. MORRIS MR. AND MRS. LAVERE KINNARD KEETA KINNARD MR. AND MRS. BOB IRWIN MR. AND MRS. FON IRWIN A. H. KIMZEY 104 New Virginia Boosters, Cont. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD G. I-IATCHER BEARDSLEY'S DRUG MR. AND MRS. BOB BAUGHMAN MR. AND MRS. KENNETH I-IATCHER WILSON PRODUCEISBENQ MR. AND MRS. RIC ARD DUNLAP MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE WOOD MINOR AND CARRICO REPAIR MR. AND MRS. LELAND JOHNSON OLIVER KELLER ELECTRIC RITA RIECI-IERT NEIL SNIDER MR. AND MRS. DON STALTER MR. AND MRS. ELMER BODTKE MR. AND MRS. FRED FORMAN MARVIN LOOMIS WINTER SET BOOSTERS THOMPSON-WALTERS SHOE STORE FLATT'S CLOTHING STORE SELLERS PHOTOGRAPHERS MONTROSS PHARMACY DR. LARSEN GRAVES MARY WELTY MARGUERITE MORRISSEY BRITTIAN'S STANDARD PARTS FARLOW'S CAFE TRAILWAYS CAFE BANKS FLOWERS THOMAS PRODUCE AND FEEDS BREEDING HARDWARE CO. OSC EOLA BOOSTE RS SAYLOR FEED AND GRAIN KNIGHT KLEANERS TWIN SHOP REXALL DRUG GENE'S SKELGAS J. C. PENNEY DR. J. H. ADAMS U. S. BOND ROBINSON'S OSCEOLA GREENHOUSE RINDY'S SUPER VALU DR. F. H. De HAAN WARREN READY MIX SNOWDENS' A Sz W DRIVE-IN MOORE SHOE STORE KIMBALL IMPLEMENT MYERS MOTORS MONROE-BUESCH AGENCY INDIANOLA BOOSTE RS MR. AND MRS. WAYNE HUNERDASSE MR. PAT EDGINGTON CUMMINGS BOOSTER DR. ALAN R. RAUN Winterset :H I a. 3 72 KALES A G FOOD MARKET OFFICE MACHINES COMPANY Typewriters-Adding Machines Phone 46 Sold-Repaired-Rented Truro Iowa Creston Iowa N1YERS BRQS. SERVICE OSCEOLA VETERINARY CLINIC P3115 Welding George E. Lewis D.V.M. MOIOI Rebuilding Fred J. wood D.V.M. Truro Iowa Osceola Route 5 Iowa TRURO CAFE Homemade Pies and Rolls Truro Iowa HIGHWAY LUMBER CO. Complete Building Supplies UNION STATE BANK Truro Office--Winterset Iowa Nflember of F. D. I. C. 1 Osceola F I-23811 Iowa BORDEN'S p Milk Des Moines, Iowa Ice Cream 'If It's Borden's It's Got To Be Good TRURO BEAUTY SHOPPE Mrs. Harry Michael 5i F-l NORTHERN PROPANE GAS CO. Hair Cutting--Styling LP Gas Service Bulk and Bottle Truro Phone 95 Iowa St. Charles Phone 38 Iowa BURGUS UPHOLSTERY BROOKS' AG STORE Plastics, Fabrics, and Draperies St. Charles Iowa Phone 4282 5 Mi. N. E. Murray Phone 88 IOWA FOOD SALES CO. HOUSTONS' PRODUCE 1225 7th Street Phone 3l Des Moines 14, Iowa St. Charles Iowa CLARKE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Phone FI 2-2173 Osceola Iowa ARTHUR SHREVES Agricultural Limestone and Rock St. Charles Phone 44R2 Iowa MILLS MOTOR CO. Winterset Iowa ' DR. F. O. WINJUM Optometrist : -l I 1 .4 Iowa I . 2 3 ROSS GARAGE Tractor Service Tire Repair St. Charles Phone 59 Iowa STRABLES' LICENSED NURSING HOME Phone 34 St. Charles Iowa -I? I I 3 ' ii E A f-lf' Y' 'il ffz, :::-, -47 , Best Wishes To Class Of 1963 HUGH E' SCHRIER ALLEN HARDWARE Warren County Treasurer Harold Allen Jr. SQ Darrel Allen Indianola, Iowa New Virginia Iowa HILLCREST AUCTION COMPANY Livestock Auction On Friday Phone VI 24341 Knoxville Iowa INDIANOLA SALE CO. Sale Every Wednesday Bonded For Your Protection Indianola, Iowa Office Phone 247-5655 KALE FUNERAL HOMES Ambulance Service New Virginia Truro Phone 6R Phone 3224 - I: .1 ? : S. -LYTTON HARDWARE Plumbing--Heating--Trenching Backhoe Service--Electrical Equipment I Phone 31 Maytag Washers Truro, Iowa IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES Osceola, Iowa -5 ? I FLYNN GOLD RIBBON MILK The Finest Quality Des Moines 14 Iowa VIRGIL SMITH Your Propane Dealer Winterset Phone 123 Iowa I ii S : A MADISON COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION 5 Winterset Iowa I - . .. . COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Des Moines Iowa F-Y T 108 SANDIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Truro Iowa Phone 25- 24 WARREN COUNTY FARM BUREAU JOHNSON GRAIN 81 LIVESTOCK The Wor1d's Largest And Dealer Supersweet Feeds St Charles Iowa Insurance-Fire-Life Hail Medical I A I ' Phone 76 l Most Influential Farm Org. I , - I GENERAL TRUCKING Bill Huglin EDWARD'S CITY SERVICE Phone 7820 IACCP Truro, Phone F12-3312 St. Cha-rles I Iowa - Osceola Iowa Our Wish For Interstate Students ' ' '- Good Athletics- I Good Scholarship- FELTON'S SERVICE STATION Good Citizenship Gas-Oil-Tires-Greasing Vic Young and Bill Brentano New Virginia Phone 31 Iowa -V of: 1 ff, ,,Ei:,ifg--.- liffiif- W- gflif:-: ' P 1:-fee..-W -as ur' -I f H Q I as IcING'S I NORTH SIDE POOL HALL King's Corner Winterset I Alfred Cortner, Prop. Iowa I II Winterset Iowa r I I I: n I I A' II Gold Buffet Dining Room CLUB CAFE II BIZZ MART SUPER VALUE Winterset Iowa II Winterset Iowa ll as ee A ee A Ae Ii ,slllzlfs ef. assi a ,re A L HART IMPLEMENT KEITH BELL MOTORS, INC. Ford Machinery Ford--Mercury Winterset Iowa Winterset Iowa UNION STATE BANK THE WINTERSET MADISONIAN I Member F. D. I. C. I Winterset, Iowa Winterset Iowa II I Branch Offices Truro and Peru A Eff' ffffr fe- f TT? 'JI - I GRAI-IAMS' READY-TO-WEAR A Childrel-IIS Wear,ShoeS A I gl Winterset Iowa I Osceola Iowa ' t I OHT-ERS 31 KINZEY ' I FRIDAY INSURANCE AGENCY Goodyear Tire Service If It's Insurance We Have It I Phone FI 2-2817 I Osceola, Iowa Osceola Iowa I IO7 F., MYERS LIVESTOCK CH. 7-2674 Indianola, Iowa BEAMAN LOCK ER PLANT Slaughtering-Processing-Curing-Rendering St. Charles Ph. 24 Iowa I 1 COZY CAFE QGera1d 8: Rhenay West Side Of D, Indianola Just A Good Place To Eat J. P. MAXWELL 81 SON St. Charles, Iowa Freight Motor Carriers Ch-7-9020 Daily Runs To and From Des Moines DORIS Van EC JOHNSTON REST HOME Licensed Phone 26 Warren County Auditor St. Charles Iowa ARTHUR SHREVES LYLE WILLIAMS Agricultural Limestone and Rock - For Dozer and Scraper Work Phone 44R PH. Indianola, Iowa CH. 7-2070 St. Charles Iowa I 1 3 i I : 2 S-1: ,S -gi ' 2' COURTISE BOUGHMAN STANDARD SANDERS DRUG CO. New Virginia, Iowa St. Charles Iowa I l I I I couRT1sE HARRY'S SERVICE POI-ANWGRIFFITH OH- CO- n Distributors Of Phillips 66 Products New Virginia, Iowa Winterset and Truro Iowa 3 2 I I ll T BEN FRANKLIN STORE NORRIS CAFE Locally Owned Nationally Known Home Of Fine Foods Herbert Ehm, Owner New Virginia, Iowa Winterset Iowa ll STILLS A G MARKET WINTERSET MONUMENT CO. New Virginia, Iowa Winterset Iowa 5 JEFFERSON HEIGHTS . u CAFE AND AUTO SERVICE BRITTAINS FURNITURE Indianola, Iowa Winterset Iowa c. F. MARTENS R soNs Best Wishes Hardware-Appliances-International Dealer UNITED FOOD MARKET Martensdale Ph. 764-2476 Iowa Winterset Iowa li-5 E A ' lw 3 5 108 ig II'l UNITED FOOD MARKET INDIAN LA CREDIT REA The Home of S And H Green Stamps O EU U Mimeography Of A11 Kinds Indianola Iowa Indianola Iowa S. T. YUGEND, M.D' DOCTORS GRISXIETSAND RUNDLE Edianola Iowa Indianola Iowa I I I RUBLE MOTOR AND IMPLEMENTS UTSLER ELECTRIC COMPANY Indianola Iowa Indianola Iowa H I l 1 I I I I l I l 1 VELMA I. SNIDER II C. J. RICHARDS Warren County Recorder Warren County Sheriff Indianola Iowa I Ward Ellison Earl Henry -'H 1 - I T LENTY CHEVROLET INC. GERALD W. PERRY O.K. Used Cars Warren County Clerk Indianola Iowa Indianola Iowa I WARREN COUNTY EOARD OF SUPERVISORS EI-AKE SHOE STORE W. Jennings Reed, John B. Felton, and Put Yourself In Our Shoes George H. Martins Indianola East Side Of Square Iowa I E 1 ' 3 - E WARREN COUNTY OIL COMPANY In HONEGGERS' FARM SERVICE STORE D-X Products I U Phone CH-7-5341 Indianola Iowa -Il Indianola Iowa CHUMBLEY'S CONOCO I GUEST CITIES' SERVICE Phone CH-7-2594 I Indianola Iowa DR. PHILIP B. WEST, Dentist GRAHAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE Indianola Phone 7-5357 Des Moines Phone 965-3889 Indianola Iowa Indianola, Iowa RAY'S SPEED WASH as DRY CLEANING - A' E W- DRIVE IN WorId's rmest Root-Beer Indianola Iowa Indianola Iowa -3 ' :H-I rl- 109 K iff! If rf' 1:-59 I High school students, active in athletics and music, were honored by their parents at the first activity ban- quet, held in the high school gym, the evening of May 2. A committee com- posed of mothers from each area arranged the affair and decorated the tables. Mr. Larry Pollock, high school principal, presided, and introduced the athletic coaches and music directors, who in turn presented the students in their activities. Speaker of the evening was Mr. Tom O'Boyle, assistant football coach at Drake University. Musical numbers were given by Terry Smith, bass solog the girls' trio--Nancy McDonald, Elizabeth Howard, and Pat Perdue, and the brass quintet, composed of Terry Smith, Jeff Patterson, Roger McCuddin, Marvin Loomis, and Keith Wickett. Airs. Janies hlorris received spe- cial recognition for the attractive cakes she decorated for the honored students' table. 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