Iowa City High School - Red and White Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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Cary Slager I Pat Alberhasky - . Larry Watt l Mrs. Anne Nordhus T F the typewriter. . . . Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Administration . . Seniors . Underclass . Clubs . Activities . Sports . Ad Manager . Ad Staff . Art Editor . Photographers . Adviser The exe'-'S' Patti, .ludy and Frieda find time for cutting up in class A Contents Administration . Seniors . . . Classes . Clubs . Activities . Sports . . Advertising . . 7 I 7 35 51 69 89 09 ix gm ,S-. M. at Q -iz -if X fs Y.. ' - N' f X.-ig.. ..x, ff, . K xx 'K X X x six? A 2 SEI? Qi 'ix X aw SV ' , 5 if X Ii M, z 'K Q S 1 i Qs N Nm Sis' I ?.s?afg,4W JCM rai in? IfAaf gui ed ow w .2 ma W -1 1- 1 i 'S n ff g31ggfd'Q5 ,- Q Q9 9, M... ig. -zz, KL, :yin ' f . 37 'f-ma x 3 , ! 1 55 .2 Q Mr. Buford W. Garner, Superintendent of the Iowa ' of Iowa City High City public schools. Member: of the Iowa City school board are, I.EI T T. rs. Irvin Irwin-president, Mr. Buford Garner- cuperinfendent of public schools, Mr. George Cay, Mr. .lame u , Mrs. James Jordon, Mr. Verne Miller-director of buildings and grounds, Mr. Robert Onmundxon, Mr. Oti a er, Mr. Elwin Jollilfe, and Mr. Robert Davie- secretary. r---mmnugg llmuq w 3 EZ ,Mi -- K un , RIGHT: Looking over City High's alumni pictures in the lowa Hawkeye are Miss Eliza- beth Winhigler, girls' adviser, and Mr. Dean Plumer, boys' ad- viser. x,,,,f fs i , Q Us Q 15 ,..-M-s f F s 'nf' ' LEFT: The man with the ad- ministrative look on his face is none other than Mr. Ralph Aschenbrenner, administrative assistant and mathematics in- structor. s-f'S...i LEFT: Requisition slips, record books, and red tape are the three R's that concern Mrs. Gleynafa Ray, left, school regi- strar, and Mrs. Virginia Miller, omce secretary. Y ABOVE: Mrs. Lona Hoffman, art instruc- tor, smiles as she sees another prize-win- ning art project. .AL mwaic, an nA 5'uH ,M ul' 'J wb ,a , 5 n ABOVE: Giving a chalk talk before a chorus rehearsal is Mr. Glenn lablonshi, vocal music teacher. RIGHT: What's the ':core'? Miss Celia Eckey, instrumental music and strings teacher, asks Mr. Laverne Wintermeyer, head of instrumental music department and orchestra director. f ABOVE: Wonder what Mr. Howard Robert- son, band director, finds so humorous in that music score? lgucficaj .Jaffa ABOVE: Mr. Roy Bartholomew, mechan- ical drawing teacher, shows Mr. Lee Bader, shop instructor, the fine art of the prac- tical art of drawing house plans. cg--N ABOVE: Mr. George Bowman, driver educa- tion instructor, emphasizes the responsibility of being behind the wheel. FV x .4 QF X' S34 'af can-KN --ff ' ' . M-K, S . Y Q . I . i . 7' Q V v 0 o ' b . p M' - , H. ABOVE: Mrs. Phyllis Yager, textiles in- structor, demonstrates one of the school's new sewing machines to Miss Byrdine Reece, foods teacher and director of the cafeteria. LEFT: Mr. Ralph Wahrer, distributive edu- cation, boohheeping and typing instructor, points out the artistic display case to Mrs. Alberta Code, shorthand and typing teacher. Tw i f . , LJ-as ..V,W,-.. .. .w-4...L.:...M,,..,,M:... . y . ,L 1 K . ..,,,. G , . ,ZXS1 , .ggi , 8 N, 'Ly---X V H., H - f U2 x L, Q , lf X L 'nh' 5.4, gi Yffifxgfgis, i ,. W ,, ,SA M f A of A ww. ,Q-x 3 A ' .. - YY. xngf, Q 3 .Y I U . ,..N, PB M.. ff' ABOVE: Mr. Robert White, left, instructor of history and assistant coach, is pointing out places of interest for Mr. Robert Branyan, history teacher, to visit when he makes his European tour. BELOW: Mr. Fred Jones, right, head of the social science department, shows Mr. Dean Plumer, psychology instructor, pictures of Roman culture. is I fr, 46-ma V . - , .-4 .., 'vu-, R iv 4 1 u gk'v.5 ' if fr-,M BEF! Qffflfvj Adforg, ragga ABOVE: Attempting to foretell the future world happenings in the crystal globe are Miss Olive Brown, left, American history in- structor, and Miss Moretta Yearnd, European history teacher. BELOW: Examining a literature textbook are Miss Katherine Mears, left, 10th grade English teacher, and Miss Dorothy Haese- meyer, 9th grade English instructor. Mp- CIILJ c7gal'L9llf6l9e5 2 fl? -f,.fe 8-0 I s 5!JXNll ABOVE: The two college English teachers, Miss Elizabeth Winbigler, left, and Mrs. Anne Nordhus, who is also Red and White adviser, diligently plan a test over Macbeth. BELOW: Which came first: the chicken or the egg? is the topic of debate by Mrs. Maxine Delmare, left, vocational English and debate teacher, and Miss Helen Baird, speech and dra- matics instructor. 1. f , ,sm ii I ,f. 7 n Q mu is I4 I5 I6 I7 IN x lulllllflllfn ABOVE: Discussing the romantic his- tory of the romance languages are Mr. Ray- mond Lavalee, Spanish and French teacher, and Mrs. Mary Reid, Latin instructor. BELOW: Mr. Glenn Van Horne, English and journalism instructor, tells Mrs. Martha Potter, 9th grade English and German teach- er, the latest about his angelic journalism students. wx, uu- 2 zfzszvxo -31,-A' W3 ABOVE: Miss Margaret Metzger, V mathematics teacher, surveys her ge- ometry handiwork cience, WMA ABOVE: What happens if I pull this switch ? Mr. Dale Scannell, chemistry teacher, asks Mrs. Helen Bovenmeyer, physics and consumers mathematics instructor. ABOVE: 'Whooooo' says biology isn't a lot of fun? ash biology teachers Miss Eclna Flesner and Mr. Harry Mauseth, wh-o also instructs pho- tography. BELOW: Proving that a teacher's day is never over is Mr. Arnold Fransen, mathe- matics instructor, as he works late at his desk. fl' fl M' if Pi, 3,5 K HILL! SZQOPL5 m rg if ,4 2-f-147' ABOVE: Mr. Frank Bates, head foot- ball coach, proves that being athletic ABOVE: No, that's not modern art that Mr. William Holm- director Involve' a lot of Paperwork' strom, basketball coach, has drawn on the boardg it's a basketball diagram! BELOW: Mrs. Dorothy Huff, left, and Mrs. Clarice Flagel, girls' physical education in- structors, demonstrate to an attentive audi- ence in a gym class the correct way to hit the bird over the net. ABOVE: Mr. Chick Forwald, physical educa- tion instructor and coach, must be relating what happened in his study hall to Mr. R-obert White, I ' assistant football and basketball coach, and Mr. Dale Scannell, sophomore football coach. ABOVE: Always ready to help those who enter her world of boohs is Miss Aleta Malmberg, librarian. BELOW: Sitting down on the job is a rarity for busy custodians. FRONT ROW: Mr. Charles Gibb, Mr. Anthony Kinella. BACK ROW: Mr. Ralph Ster- ner, Mr. Francis Schmidt. Not pictured: Mr. Melvin Grimm. BELOW: Guarding the health of all the students is the big responsibility of Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, school nurse. sr-I BELOW: Miss Minnie Wolz, Mrs. Minnie Roth, and Miss Agnes Kelly are the cooks who concoct everything from soup to nuts for the City High cafeteria. Not pic- tured: Mrs. Kathryn Beecher. 'Qkv' I h J ...gud www , 1 ,MW ,, , 454 ,iffy K 338 f , ima 544.- vs 1 1, It xi wa? L M,g.V Agg:'j: , A, gi:,.,1.1,:1,.gf, A A H 3 ,iffg ff--?'f?1 1 ., , we I -vw.hf1?zf 2f49wf y 2 2 ' 5 1 as 'fi 5 ' in 1 i i n . e- . S 4 2' g steal QE fl if i 1 I ,- V :ZEWMP-4 .:s'fiwm.':- Q ug 5? 'f L? P' 4, Q mill- .,,,. 'ffl -1 Ffifssf' -' Xe ,, Xa 9 K MH Q y 4 'V ,- Q 1 f , 28, A Q, .fm . Q X f ,. 'Ing 1,-ef ik QM M, ! Q .Kish 'X S. ,ivy D vw 'YH 11112-2 I9 ww , fm W! JJ 444 ZUQWMWM 4 Q' W4 f 3 gi g ,Q mfffaffff f Q Q 4, if A Q 'A w '- ,S-iff' W ,V -' 5 ' 'Jaw W x .4 , Ol W 0 William Adamson Winston Addis Pat Alberllasky Patricia Anciaux Jane Ashton James Barnes Robert Bartunek Betty Bates Bill Bates 0 QNTUNIN1 ff' Bruce Bennion Leo Boarts Robert Borts 'WDP' ni 'Q-4 by W, N vo-f 'Q' Lois Boshart Donna Brack Eloise Brave:-man Q! Shirley Brookhart Bill Brown Joyce Bry Q39- Colleen Cain Delores Capps Clyde Chapman James Christensen Francis Clark Karen Clark Carol Cole David Conwell William Crawford Jeannie Curran Carolyn Curtis Helen Davis li John DeBrie Michael Dooley Linda Dreyer Shirley Durst Virginia Eash Sharon Eckrich wif his mi Wifi K-I Dorothy stelle Ronnie Evans Gerry Fairchild Www Sue Farnsworth Steve F aunce Les Ferguson 0 : V, -arp , , s N Shirley Finley Bill Foraker Carolyn Fountain 7 5 l tix y 5 Marlene Fountain Richard Fowler Phyllis Franklin Barbara Funk Beverly Funk Patti Gaines Maribeth Garvy Bert Garwoocl Robert Gordon Bill Grace Kay Grady Delores Greazel Ann Greene Robert Grimm Charles Grolmus Q in Qvvvfl 'B 5 Donna Harris Lyn Hauber James Hedges Anna Mane Henderson Karen Herrick Judy Hzlls Cherrle Holmes Karen Hopp Donna Hora Joan Horner Patricia Kabela Jim Kadera Raymond Kadera Dennis Kelso Dixie Lee Kerr Katy Ketelsen Norma Kringel Frieda L Quinta Ledman Nancy Lord Frances Luper ,7 Susan Mccollister David Mccuskey Deanna Mace m --ref' Dave M achovec Ron Makin arburger Richard Mariner Dallis Meier Allan Memler Richard Minnick Donald Merrifield Donna Mitchell Carol Moeller James Moore Janet oore YW Kay Moore Diane Mortensen Anne Nagle M V , wk Robert Nicola Carol Norton Ruth Nybakken WW Thomas W. Oakes Ruth Oxley Ric r Paulus aw Ken Peters James Peterson Michael Potter ,I 'B' F2425 .. :kr Priscilla Purvis Harold Rogers Judy Rohrig Barbara Rose Helenjean Rowe Lawrence Ryan Jock Schwank Jerry Schnoebelen Carly See Mary Ellen Sentman Beverly Shalla Betty Shima William Shriver Gary Slager Robert Smith KN 15 f Saundra Sue Smith 9 Gerald Stack Dave Steckling Kaye Stevens s 5 Susan Stewart Helen Stoneburner Gerald Stoner Velma Stubbs Frederick Sutton y B. , ww YFSSTD' 1-31 .f iw' fW '5N if ki-1 Sari- ' Q xx el: Sq but -milf' Hx sv-'hw ' 'DP' Ellen Swails Betty Taylor Bruce Taylor Barbara Terrell William Thomas Linda Vanderhoef Robert Van Epps James Vermace Richard Vitosh William Voxman Larry Watt Dorinda Webber Marilyn Weeber Delbert Weidler Dale Wenman Ronald Whittaker Judy Windus Gene Wissink Phyllis Wombacher Barbara Woode Karen Zender if af mv ntl. C6144 Oyicem Mary Ellen Sentman ..... President Kay Moore ....... Vice President Katy Ketelsen .... Secretary-Treasurer 31 A C Y ,o rv' 'vo-Q 1-i'4 A 'W im 15 fair SMARTEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Paulus Bill Voxman Susan Stewart Betty Taylor BIGGEST FLIRTS BEST FIGURES STEADIEST COUPLE .lock Schwank Ron Evans Dallas Meier Donna Braclz Eloise Braverman Barbara Funk vi . -'23 wa, to Me fam MOST TALENTED WITTIEST Igrfy Slack Dooley Frieda Lacing Jeannie Curran CUTEST FRIENDLIEST MOST BASHFUL Bob Barlunek .lim Barnes Bill Bute' Kay Grady Maribeth Garvy M'-'VJ' Ellen Senfman ,. ,Q N'5.,- Q P-on K -IQQQ ' V' 1 gh GRE? MOST POPULAR Les Ferguson Barb Rose BEST DRESSED Dick Mariner Katy Ketelsen Al BEST DANCERS Bert Carwood Betty Bates MOST ATHLETIC Dave McCuskey Kay Moore NN 'Nkn R A 4.4 fl' 5442 x 5 E '1 u--1 ,--- 3 1-11 i 'V , -Q Q 1 , -.nv 4 sf ' Q: fi F u .1 Rs x 5 gy J 'lm irh f . 5 J 1 ' Q' . S v J Q Ttxjit--Q 5 6 'G I , L 9 N.. JD L. N 4 X gi 1 5 K R 4 ' ,P .. FF.- - L . if 15215 Q Q N NISX k I Above : Junio dent. r class officers: Shelley Clarlz-secretarytreasurer, Bob Galifler-president, .lim Luper-vice-pres: zfmiom 2 I at ,L - at gnu, ',. Z, ' - .L E5Zi::Qf..,:iS??f3'i . N. 1. L-: ff.-1.1-ffz: 1-,iw . 'S . Sq K f ,, .k . . .Bw-Q,,.. i, .5 , .. ,- V, L1 ,,,k ' ., V:- , - 'fi - V wee 43. - -V :sz- M , ., , sg t 3 . Q. f . Lf ns: f .. Q Q Q .,, S55 A N. Charles Allaerhashy Lindley Alberhaslzy Caleb Aldeman Benny Applebee A fi V Tom Ayres . el Haywood Belle 7' ,Qi Judy Benson L'eLL gf: S ,A-f , Rosanne Boldt y..l 5 A .lon Boulton Q ii A it a f Janet Braley 1 . . A ' , 7, Peggy Brant T17 gi 4 ' - . B2 Q, Arlene Bream i Q- 5 L, L . Allen Breese X l ' ' llgl Bob Brenneman -A .. in ,.., D 'e Bm Paul Burgess A i -ti, Bill Bywater , 5 , , ' ' ' : H x W R , Tom Carson My ' AAA A it ' Carolyn Chadelz Ai ' 4 ' ..v:- . . if 5' Barbara Chapman ff B do Ken chelf W R .hm Clark ...ly in 5, V, . F. rrl. 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Adil Ed hee 1 3 ' - V Q ' ' iv Leo Fuhrmeister Betsy Funhe Bob Caliher Norma Geringer .lo Gillies Siegfried Glage Gene Glasgow .loan Claspey Fred Classman Joyce Coettle Bob Grace Bob Craef Connie Graham Phyllis Grolmus Elmer Hahamon Henry Hansen Geraldine Hazard Ada Hertz Bill Hotz John Hughes .lohn Huston Jerry Irving Barbara .lanney Don .lehle Carter Kelley Eugene Kennel Nancy Ketelsen Harold Krebs .laclz Lalla -Peter Landweber Ervin Lewis Harold Lind Jerry Lindemann Nathan Lund Jim Luper George McCall Loras McGuire King McWilliams Steve Mcwillianu Sandra Macy Karen Mana Eugene Miller Patti Miller .lack Millie Monna Mitchell Beverly Moore ' '4 I : l f .,w:Qi J '. ,' s , A ' A fl 1 .fy is 5 las J ' ' 5 I-Q . E 3 ... l ll lil, il v ii? + 5 ll v 3 N i,-f1 :yz H , Q .Hi A , H . -Z ZR I , ew- 1: 5 . , X Q5 s L If M f Gig A 4' - i g s if F A f ,M wg, 'ff M oz 5 'if 4 , 'X 'Z' ' ga . -v A . 5 X ' 7 H2 -A .3 J. 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V Don Roberta if all P ' ioro Carolyn Rosen - f 1 5 V ffij , '1 l ',' J V wifri John Rogers f . , VVV V Larry Rogers g Pat Rogers 3, - I M V. - ..i V 5 Q Ruth Rose Vi V 51V ,,V, A m ' Alayne Rouner ' V' ' Aileen Rourke Q K SQ Kathryn Ruppert ix Y-Qb'l' Carole Ryan 3 . I Ai ' Vil- 1 . P ,, V .lim Schaaf . me M P ' VV,y 5 Dead Schellin 'W' A ' ' i' Q - Ted Schlote P P M M Sally schfodn V 'z , Ni - .Q -f Sarah Schrocler 38 Pat Dick ,, 7? Saou S X a , fl Velma Secllacelt '55 , I - XJ 'C ' Richard Shulman Q 3-' 2 Qi JL , . , .lane Smith A K' 1 , . Tom Smith b A ' 'N -ay I Q Fred Spielhagen ' A Phil Stack in Ag g ,1 'rx 7 is sf Linda StallzHeet ' V' ,. Q9 i 'Hit . r Bob Stilza A A r L, , Q 1 Q ,- Darlene Stoner , ,'A4h,, j it X le e .loan Strabala , 7 .6 r ', Y- me Tom Stutzman 4 .fa My -iA1 ' i - L, it . . Paul SuePPel 'W' ' It ' It vi Marcia Sutton ' K 5 1 , 2 A aiu Terry 5 ' Y A LA ag Zola Tharp Y. 4- ,ia H 9 8-in Vicki Thema k 2 .vga N r 9, I .LA t Donna Thomas I 5 v Sally Thomas if Sharon Thornlaerry Margaret Trott H 0 A ,QQ . ,3 Susan Trunell 1 Q L7 A .2 1 X. George Turecek A .er IIL 0' Qi V ' . :iff Don Venzhe X . ' f ,, AX? , Diclz Villhauer A A Y .lim vilzhauer - ,S , i f W, A Georgia Vincent in-4 , 5' r , E I f Don Vrchoticlzy L - 3 . Carol Warner 4 i X M A K ' , Marilyn Warren ' W P NX Elizabeth wan aw-r S ' i k l Wada Webber S' r S 2 4' M ', f 2 X Martha Werth i - Q ' ' ' 7' A, Evelyn Westcott r Ken Whestine win - - , 4 ,, I 3 Bob Wolf A Q., ' , , o Beverly Wombacher i Y ' P 'ww Naida Worton k 39 secretur y-lreasurer. 'QR E O ABOVE: Sophomore class officers: Ken Clatterbaugh-vice-president, Anton Hauser-fpresident, Karen Lenz P 40 Paul Adams Sheila Akers 4347i 1 uf wr ' -sa Karen Albaugh A Nancy Arnett . ' J i Charles Arnold D , ' I Nancy Ayres 'M ' . -b,A. gg Jim Bemrose ' 'N i A ,- ,. A . .f - Janet Benda - v'? ' 'R Ma ::: it l P' if Jud?hh Blecha -5 ' 9 W 5 5 5' K -i o n Boggs , ' 3 in J Q Alex Bollinger I '- , A Vw S 1 V V A Tom Breese F Mike Bresnahan el,- 2: 4-g n 4 A Helen Brogan - A , ' il Virginia Brown 'B - Q - ', ne' Judy Bulechek K -uf Mary Caldwell Q Karen Capps Ron Carman ' ' Skip Canon A at J , f 5' ', Marilyn Clarlz 4' , A Q D- Ken Clatterbaugh 3 ' Y Gary Clausen rleefr so A ' 5' R Jeff Connell ' f Alice Conwell Joan Coon Doris Cooney ' .. . . A , W , 4 Lane Cox Q. - , Q 3, 'Y Mary Cox ,, 5 -4' Terry Culbertson f Y ' LA Bill Curran W, Janice Davis , . 'ak if Roberta Davis , A in Y Richard Drussell ff ,X f ' ' Ruth Eckhart 'R I ' 7 - , Jim Esies 'ij ' Y . , ,Q I Harold Evans , WYKL A - 'lg Janet Fachler -i k1.f 5,. Barbara Feehan I . Anna Ferguson ' z- J Sandra Fisher My Pat Foraker Sir i f . ' 1:1 Carolyn Fowler wi' . Bill Fallon , Susan Galic ' Joyce Gartzlze ' 4 Andy Garvy wi ' ff, , John Garwood , , 1 K 13 41 e .fit , .a M fm Q by -. , ig 'Y Q' if N - W, W .s 'H wb! M5 rf , ,.-1. .-on y 1- . ws Q x 1. 3 ,f n Wally Geiger Judy Gibson Bob Gilroy Joe Gilroy Ron Gilson Jerry Gingerxch Elhe Clage Bob Creazel YW . qi X W - Judy Goddard 5, Don Griliith A ' -7 fp .-R , ' . A- v fl? GXIA Ag: ' . Karen Grimm - f W WI , Q Edward Gruwell A A . he fi L Phyllis Haney 1 , -V A Qi U, fm 'iiy ' if Tom Hansen - kms' .wa Q ' -:G . - . , ,gf Pat Hauber A wqpggwfgk' I +L vial - 1 A V 3 Z7 ,. Rolland Holmes A a my Q 43? ' ' 55' Q LA Lk Bill Housel .' ' - - A'li Anton Hauser ' ,VZA J 5 M ' ,L , . K Kay Howell K ,,f.,2nk F ' K h Diane lsemee , JH' AfW4 '? . K- ,,4 V.: in - -um. 3 . M. i K VV .4 ' K ,E Q! f . 3 V ..,, .iw Y Peter Johnson . . 4. if 2 , Ron Jones John Kammermeyer gf., ,AA I .5 3, . ,Y - , f' 5 . i'i Betty Keefer 5 t Qi ' 0' - Norma Keefer I 1 K Shirley Keely , hy ' 9 1 W H, W .lane Kelso My ' V Francis Kennard 4 A I ' I , . Linda Kennard Y A ' L' f ix Joe Kennedy an mmf' 0, wi ll jr K ii W Esther Kent .Q Q R ,, j 1 3 sham. Kent N' E Y . 'Q g f 'I' if' Dick Kessler .L LL , in . E, , 4 fra ,.Lhffg, K Bob Kind, wg 'lf - ' A it ,ok Betty Klenlz J fxir siimram 5, 1519 no oyee A A i7'fff5 V K W 'LI' A ' K e if -1. o ,ff A fs E ' 3 Mary Kay Knox K 6.-, I 4 -V 3 'L W A Loren Kober Ex EN Q ms- ' fg' - A L' 5 Carol Lantz eele 4 K Q , ,,. vor- Lmw Q L , 4 2 ' -X1-A ' Z i Karen Lenz .Z , 1 l ifl 'viiz J, 1, di m.. an Billy Lindblom Q . fl My gl? i ff' Judy Lockhart V . i 1 ' i' V ei' Virginia Loughran ' -T 5 5 E M HV' :Z t V Jane McDermott , ,Q i VZ5,'-, i his 7 X W9 fa- Saundra McManus f V R . urvz V' V 3' E B-'bm M-we qw- P rr - i . wr cmzyn Mak. 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' .6 hx Sam Mummey J ' a Ig! -if in ., Mary Etta Nattress V V V ky,.L -. , Janet Naughton ' jaxfiig ' ' Dick Neider 5 f x 1 Maureen O'Dell V x N V ,E .3 John Orth ' W J , ' I - Margdret Parlzs J y -- W - ',,- W , , t , W A 4 , Pat Phillips ' V , ., x ,1 . , Walter Piper ' .Q V . if V - ' I , Mary Pollock ' 4 D ww VV - f '- Donna Potter V 1 V4 J -4 . -- -Vik N ' Joe Pugh ' Vi V , X Judy Records ' Q v i 1 I V xv' f Mary Reichardt JV if 4 M gf V ' David Rembolt V gf lah ' -A V 3 E lj Terry Rodgers Mya, A 6' -..nf .V V . Jim Rogers ' ' Q. 3 V 'iii' Lee Rogers ' Vx 2 p , J N1 ' Q M1 4 ' N' W it ern P a Dick Rose V, V V Judy Ross V .. V if Margaret Rouie ff, J VVV I , Q Kathryn Rowe ' I l A f P X, M W? ' - Martha Saunders ,,, , . 'ae ' ' 7'r'A!'u'5 ' Jr 7 f Jim Schultz Jan Schwank Dick Shaffer M. Bob shank 1 . , Joe Sladek I Nj, A W ky , r .5 'L -A HJLLKJJ v bf 5 1 . 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' ' ' lg- ig by Jim Davis Vx X ' M Al o 1 ' , ' Q ,C Bob Davis Q . -,.,: e,,. X Lk Pat D ennis I .. -A Mary Lou Dohrer ,, ba x A 2 1: W- I 5 RY Kath-y.Doghar,:l R' M2 R ' , . Allen Ealzea 9 14- -lxf ,. ? g :cz ,,.,. ,Q--Wi ' , Us A W B. W K,,h.., , . . ' 5 2' A, si ., -ww - f f U ,, 1 Joe Ewalt Richard Feehan Frances F mley Carol Fuher ' 71 J' ' A A ,. V- Q il ,i S 8, I Q - I l l . 4 A fb f iQ ecaaer 2 '- B an 3 Q- . . ' tri 1 6, 38 , 5353 K, K - 'I Ken Fuher :Z ' W, 'Vi 4 ' . ' - K' ' izgs-f 'xffaiiiflf J 4 'I K . 4 K I X- 7 551 N 1 1 r v X -,J Q Georgia Fonlzen XLL H .lim Fowler if: A , ,, y-AAA f ' . ' 7' Qi Jerry Gerard 4: Q- i ' ,V A'L,. A'-- J J rl. I A 5 Marjorie Glasgow , 2 X35 A A A 'ifkvxx ' 5 X b ml' 1 , r Gerald Godsey A Joan Goettle , , Joan Gosenberg 'ig 4. ig , -B fd V A , Z . Ty Greene Q 1,51 .I ', fi M Gretchen Grimm V gf' ' K , ' 1 'X 9 K K- .1 Jim Hall y g 'Gne f Leslie Haney 3 -1 Mary Hansen V V 'ff X3 5 'Q Margaret Hardin .AQ J' X g 5 ' Vq kin 1 5. g Paul Harper D A S 4 N' 1 r 4 Y . Nr ' M ' A' Dan Hartman Mary Hawkins Mary Hazard rv , Alan Hedges 75. M' as ' ' G. Phillip Hedges QQ g l5'fl ' Q AA,g ' 3 R X , We 'K if v X 'Wk ,, if M, Pat Herriott . j in ,: jw ,. Tom Hills 5 l , U 4- ,.., 1 5 shawn Hinkel W , , 3 Q, Darlene Holm X 7 I M Q w j Larry Hook 8 V Jerry Hosier A ,gf ,. 4 A, 4 Q, ,- Jim Hughes ' 13 ' MN lf' 55.14 , ,3 f N sm Hulbary or lx A V5 '5 -05. 1 Gary Jacobs If 1 ' gif S ' MW' - W A X ' Norma Johnson ,' if ' Richard Johnson S - 'A Kathryn Jones lf- E ' ' K.. '- 1 -4-' fi L -lg Dick lcaam Q 4 3 1 Kathie Kelley , lj , Candy Kennedy T Sherrie Kintz - ' 5. f- , 3' ' H' Judy Klein Q ,, J D f 5- fa f ' Milze Kinney , Jim Knolze A :,. A i ' Mary Knowler ' ,HQ Yvonne Kober i V J , f Gail Kohl - ' 'lii 'X ,Qi -rv, 1, .Q A Don Koser ff 41 ig V , -, W Sharon Krall 5 , 3 'S 1 ' K I Rosalie Krebs V' l 9 Q ' ff if I X K ,ff W -' 5 'r .A 'H Mary Kringel , David Lacina Carroll Larson Vicky Laxamana Barbara Ledrnan 3 Dick Libby 51 nw V.: , N N V - David Linder Z ,. , . L -f -'-' 4. Lucien Lockhart VR? K V V V a Chuck Lovett L' VV Zrr V ,f 4, - Cary Lubin ' 'W' VV ' ' ' is ii' f VAAA Vivian McGuire i J 'A A Bonnie McKray ' ' . ' . - .ug ,.V,' . , A - V-V. 5 :V '3 Stes: bgachovec , ,JV V :S .Q V au Marple P ' , Vfi- Dale Masbruch - cll... W V 5- V , A V Norman Maske , V- Xi VVV f f VV 3 Dennis Matthess ,M VV ' 'kg , 'N' Pat Meder .. . M 5 . 5 , V V lay Memler .5 - ,- ii! , - .J I V - A ,. gr ,, V ,X V .loyce Miller A F V N 5-'fi ' . N- . M ' Mike Miller - I- an ' Phyllis Miller --ih g ' i:A, .. A L, - f -,.V V35 1 . 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Robertson Q S 3 Vg I, v m . y 7 3 1 Barbara Ross Mary S chlote John Schnoebelen Judy Seavy N K Ronnie Shalla It A M J Jim Shellady J 'Q f , -5 Donnie Shull J an ..- . ,S Nu , ' Nr fai n f ,, 4 X y X y Mary Shay A W' A 'X 1 -X X ' Q Bill Slaymaher Sydney Smith Penne Snakenberg Dale Spurgeon Joyce Stoclzman Geraldine Tauber Gary Thompson Yvonne Tinklenberg Carolyn Trott Delight Turecelz Carroll Vi Dahl Umbdenstoch Steve Utholf hel Dave Walters Eddie Watt Phoebe W Nancy Webster Connie Weller Berthe Wells elt Richard Wenman Shari West Mary Weyer Bob Wharton Marilyn Wheeler Jack Whiteis Jere Wissinlz X X- f-33' -- Beverly Wittmer Bill Wyatt Janet Wolfe Carolyn Wombacher Carol Woolridge ,fe r,N-xg . f i 1 1 1- xx Q l Z Q 9 X M, N it 1 Q 1' l 1 'nr ' ' Els' ,Q .. jx 4 ,vw ,J +9 S55 ,. . new ' ,s vf 9 ll ,. 0 ' 1 .up . ff nr 'n 7 5 1' . Vg ff is 5 x 'A , x 1 ,f .- ,,., ,. , Q, an arf. is .EL xl ...L 'fri x -f 5 X I 49 E 4 N- 'sw N . MIX jf' k ilk , H 1 4-4 In Cf -v 1 '7' 9 A X A ,- Q. W , T Af, , , .V ,.A .Ll 5? ,p .gi 0' , v gn N .. NMR -Q! gl RIGHT: sophomores acl-iust their microscopes in their study of Ac- taea alba. LEFT: .lunior speech students are listening as a fellow student, George McCall, gives a convincing speech on football. LEFT: Miss Yearncl'.l freshman European history class has a re- view of Arabian civilization. ,, ,W A55 Tl-f '4llu.- i all BMS? new 41111 K U24 Wizwltlal ? '? 'W'2'H VSA ll 533153 f?Jsf? :in 'lM fibil 4'l'ff4 wf.Q1s'v 4 fl Wk :WE 3,2 ' 1 1 qfwufiiiwm A ia fwsu 2 , ' M ?if?P 7 W ii A A , Wlikaw , 1 2 4 V 3' 9V K li f fri Q , A Lfiowhd enlbgmenf x.: if -1 .4 'K wkfx Wlwiigsf 5, 6141565 -' FRONT ROW: Bill Voxman-president, Maribeth Carvy. SECOND ROW: Karen Lenz, Jerry Staclz, Marilyn Weeber, Ioclz Schwank, Mr. Dean Plumer- advieer. THIRD ROW: George McCall, Lycia O'Rear, Dixie Nagel, Joyce Goettle, Susan Trus- sell. FOURTH ROW: Ken Clatterbaugll, Bob Williams, Eclwarcl Gruwell. BACK ROW: Gene Raricb, Sllaron Krall, Shari West, Janet Robertson, Bill Braley. The purpose of the Student Council cmd the Iunior cmd Senior Councils is to develop leadership and promote good citizenship. The Student Council helps with freshman registration and orientation, handles activity ticket sales, and the elections oi class officers and Student Council members. lunior and Senior Councils are elected by their classes to carry on the affairs for the year. Class officers are elected in the spring and the rest of the council members are elected at ihe beginning of the fall semester. The Senior Council represents the class in selecting announcements and in planning the Senior Skip Day. The lunior Council is responsible for choosing the class rings and for planning the social event of the year, the Iunior-Senior Prom. N-I Xxx a L C -'MA-N 6 'fb Il 5 QD X X l lllll lllllllx I N v tgp: .WI ., C XX Yfuhm n Qywxy N 5QLm ' Jxilslxuf yd?-12? F f 55610 vo., Q f U '3 '. m S 7 ' we 9 63 Wxlux l its ft Cbiga K I 37 'I M' film Jr .ity Jr Q Q l l a f D. hx-V'-L Wrox O O enlor l,l,I'l,CL f LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Greene, Betty Taylor, Frieda Lacina, Kay Moore, Katy Ketelsen, Mary Ellen Sentman, Maribeth Curvy, Lea Ferguson, Bill Voxman, Ken Peters, Mr. Dale Scannell-adviser. LULLOI' OMJLCL .' LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelley Clark, Karen Mmm, carol Warner, Lyda O,R8df, rom Smith, Les Nicola, Bob Caliher, Phil Stack, Phil Cline, lim Luper, Mr. Arnold Fransen-adviser. ,rw 5 f Jfifrl ,mia- : 5 pazlgwxz A ., AEM A' .:',. 1 'D'- V ll affylferaf lfA.' SEATED: Tom Webster-vice president, Jerry Brown. STANDING: Alan Wicks- secretary-treasurer, Fred Sutton-president, Mr. Harry Mauseth-- adviser, Phillip Hedges, Bill Thomas. Camera Club, which was organized in 1950, meets weekly. It is open to all students interested in photography. vll Alan Wicks, Jerry Brown, and Fred Sutton demon- strate the process of printing a picture. Phillip Hedges adjusts the lens opening as Bill Thomas fleftj and Tom Webster looh on. we IS 1 ' .dew A-... - -.. .At C5441 SEATED: Mrs. Lona Hoffman-adviser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leo Boarts, Linda Dreyer, Lyn Hauber, Linda Vanderhoef, Ron Whittaker, Barb Rose-vice-president, Bill Crawford-secretary-treasurer, Les Ferguson-president, Georgia Fonken. Any person who is interested in art is eligible for membership. Art Club meets once every month. 'WJ' Lyn Hauber observes Linda Dreyer's technique of copper enameling. ., Y ' , W wf..,:w 'k, Karen Clark fleftj and Cherrie Holmes demonstrate their dress designing talents as Bill Crawford and Linda Vanderhoef look -on. 55 z . SEATED: Mr. Glenn Van Horne-adviser. FIRST ROW: Naida Worton, Sharon Thornberry, Gerry Fairchild, Barb Rose, Susan Trussell, Beverly Moore, Patti Gaines, Carol Warner. SECOND ROW: Winston Addis, Wilda Webber, Betsy Funke, Ruth Nybalzlzen, Linda Vanderhoef, Jerry Stack, Judy Hills, John Hughes, George McCall. Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for high school journalists. To become a member one must be in the upper third of his class and must have worked with at least one school publication. FIRST ROW: Susan Stewart, Bob Borts-program chairman, Bill Voxman-vice-pre 7 C7 sident, Bill Bywater, Ken Clatterbaugh. SECOND ROW: lim Hedges, Dave Conwell-president, Dave Steckling- secretary-treasurer, .lane Smith, Bruce Taylor, Mr. Dale Scannell-adviser. T' 'xienn' SEATED: Susan Galic, Mary Weyer, Yvonne Kober, Darlene Holm. STANDING: Misa Moretta Yearnd-adviser, Donna Thomas, Dorinda Webber, Charlotte Snyder, .Iudy Ross, Patty Anciaux, Judy Blecha, Nancy Lord, Pat Weeber, Kathy Ruppert, Marcia Sutton, Ada Hertz, Norma Geringer, Nancy Arnett, Wilda Webber, Nancy Norton, .Ioan Gosenberg, Alayne Rouner, Ermajean Connelly, Patti Gaines. SEATED: Mary Weyer, Nancy Norton, Marcia Sut- ton, Pat . Weeber. STANDING: Yvonne Kober, Norma Geringer, Kathy Ruppert, Susan Galic, Darlene Holm, Charlotte Snyder. Forming the symbolic triangle are: FIRST ROW: Wilda Webber, Ada Hertz, Nancy Lord, Joan Cosen- berg, Dorinda Webber. SECOND ROW: Judy Ross, Alayne Rouner-treasurer, Donna Thomas-secre tary, Ermajean Connelly-president, Patti Gaines- vice-president, .Iudy Blecha, Patty Anciaux. 57 'kwa all xi X IJ Kxa Q S Q FIRST ROW: Steve Faunce, Iucly Hills, Susan Stewart, Wilda Webber, Ruth Nybakhen, .lucly Seavy, Betsy Funke, Bruce Bennion. SECOND ROW: Miss Helen Baird and Mrs. Maxine Delmare-advisers, David Conwell, Ken Clatterbaugh, George McCall, Richard Paulus. The purpose of this club, which is open to all students, is to further interest in public speaking and to furnish the opportunity for those who wish to gain experi- ence in debating. jam.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Paulus, Susan Stewart, Dave Conwell, Ruth Nybaklzen, Ken Clatterbaugh. To become a member of the Varsity Debate Team, one must be a member of the National Forensic League. U'-no Ns K 1 ..., gwfii S 5 n,ow el ,-qi Ui 125, 9795 ' WR? 5148 sill!! 1.59 ral 4 ar v. SEATED: Ann Greene. STANDING: Carol Cole, Donna Brock, Judy Hills, Maribeth Curvy, Bert Garwood, Phyllis Franklin, Larry Watt, Betty Bates, Ron Makin, Frieda Lacina, Mr Glenn Van Horne-adviser. Ann Greene Larry Watt . Judy Hills . Susan Stewart Winston Addis Frieda Lacina Carol Cole . Patti Gaines . Judy Windus Jim Kadera . Ron Makin Phyllis Franklin Bert Carwood Maribeth Carvy . News, Betty Bates Donna Brack Tom Smith . Mr. Glenn Van Horne . . Asst. . News . Feature . . Sports Fourth Page Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor . Ad Executive Business Executide Staff Photographer Circulation Director Feature, and Ad Staff . Staff Cartoonist . Adviser X.- s 335' ABOVE: Straightening copy on the dummy sheet are Betty Bates, Ann Greene, and Judy Hills. LEFT: Hey, you goofed, Donna Brack tells Carol Cole, typist, as Phyllis Franklin looks on. 59 41,0513 4 FIRST ROW: Dick Fowler, Mrs. Alberta Code-adviser, Pat Kabela, Delores Capps, Barbara Funk, Marlene Fountain, Donna Mitchell, Shirley Durst, Judy Windus, Shirley Finley, Carolyn Fountain, Barbara Terrell, Karen Hopp. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ralph Wahrer-adviser, Eloise Braverman, Sue Farnsworth, Donna Hora, Virginia Eash, Phyllis Wombacher, Saundra Smith, Jim Vermace. THIRD ROW: Richard Vitosh, Gene Wissinlz, Larry Ryan, Bill Bates, Allan Memler, Dallas Meier. lwlngli .' SEATED: Mrs. Mary Reid-adviser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Gruwell, Gretchen Grimm, Mary Kay Knox, Yvonne Tinlzlenberg, John Kammermeyer, Margaret Hardin, Marc Muccilli, Judy Gibson, Berthe Wells, Ruth Eckhardt, Sandra Fisher, Janet Benda, John Parker, Jay Memler, Virginia Loughran, Carol Woolridge, Candy Kennedy, Jane Kelso, Mary Fran Cretzmeyer, Ruth Coburn. i Vt1fSify Sql-llldf LEFT TO RIGHI: Janet Braley, Eloise Braverman, Mary Lee Nagle, Betty Bates-captain Ann Greene, Karen Mann. . L' flwawzm I A v , A K SOPIIOITIOTG Sqllfldi LEFT TO RIGHT: Geraldine Tauber, Mary Caldwell, lonette Parizek, Patty Dennis Dawn Unash, Margaret Ann R-ossie. f 9 fy 5 C7 ,b ,- V.-'Ai , -.. 'le 1 n 7 pdftflt VL FRONT ROW: Miss Helen Baird-adviser, Frances Luper, Tom Smith, Velma Stubbs-secretary-treasurer, Carolyn Curtis-president, Susan Stewart. SECOND ROW: Ruth Nybaklzen, Lyda O'Rear, Sharon Thornberry, Shelley Clarh, Pat Croslzey, Lyn Hauber. THIRD ROW: Sally Snyder, Mary Kay Knox, Milre Dooley, Bob Bartunelz, Sam Mummey, Naida Worton. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Fisher, Susan Trussell, Carolyn Memler, .laclzie Mummey, Bob Craef, Dale Ralston. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Brown, .lane Ann Walker, Marc Muccilli, Ship Carson, Bruce Bennion, Richard Paulus. SIXTH ROW: Don Larew, Ken Clatterbaugh. NOT PICTURED: Ray Kadera-vice president. Paint 'n Patches, the dramatic organization, sponsors the Christmas formal and play, presents a three-act play, a few one-act plays, and takes care of the technical side of all student productions. Anyone who has par- ticipated in one dramatic presentation is eligible to become a probate. Active probates are later initiated into the club. . r if EE 3 -, , Make Up Club: fAbovej .lane Ann Walker, Janet Q Naughton, Marc Muccilli, Sandra Macy, Sandra Fish- ' er, Susan Trussell, Richard Paulus, Lyn Hauber, Virginia Brown. C08fUH183 fRightj FRONT ROW: Mary Kay Knox, Sandra Macy, Lyn Hauber. SECOND ROW: Janet Naughton, Linda Wilmeth, Carolyn Memler, Sally I Snyder. X .. Mm, MAJORETTE: Katy Ketelsen. FRONT ROW: Carol Cole, Kay Grady, Nan Ketelsen, Mary Ellen Reichardt, Charlotte Ware, Lyda O'Rear, Fran Luper, Connie Graham, Mary Caldwell, .lane Ashton, Alice Conwell, Dawn Unash. BACK ROW: Susan McCollister, Kay Moore, Donna Braclz, Judy Spenler, Diane lsensee, Linda Vanderhoef, Sharon Eclzrich, Sally Thomas, Florence Moore, Phyllis Franklin, Betty Taylor, Karen Herrick. City High's drill team is a marching unit which presents precision marching at the half time of all home football games. Any girl who is interested in marching may try out. GJ Q' N55 + Y 6 Q I N4 is OmC6f8 of Team: fAbovej Nan Ketelsen, right guide. Mrs. Clarice Flagel, adviser. Katy Ketel- sen, majorette. Connie Graham, left guide. Color Guard: fLeftj Velma Stubbs, Anne Nagle, .loan Horner, Maribeth Carvy, Colleen Cain. The Color guard presents Hags for the National Anthem during all home games. PPGPC M55 C54 FIRST ROW: Barb Rose, Karen Herrick, Phyllis Franklin, Betty Taylor, Anne Nagle, Katy Ketelsen, Nancy Ketelsen, Linda Vanderhoef, Karen Clark. SECOND ROW: Diane Mortensen, Nancy Lord, Kay Grady, Ann Greene, Kay Moore, Maribeth Curvy, .lanie Ashton, Carolyn Curtis, Susan McCollister, Mary Ellen Sentman. THIRD ROW: Barbara Woode, Phyllis Grolmus, Janet Moore, Donna Brack, Judy Hills, Gerry Fairchild, Frances Luper, Janet Braley, Connie Graham, .loan Detwiler. FOURTH ROW: Naida Worton, Vicki Thoma, Pat Croslzey, Carolyn Chadelz, Connie Rogers, Beverly Moore, Sharon Thornberry, Mary Lee Nagle, Sybil Purvis, .lane Smith. FIFTH ROW: Carol Cole, Betty Shima, Shelley Clark, Margaret Tr-ott, .loan Horner, Marilyn Weeber, Sharon Eclzrich. Pep Club, a club open to all girls, promotes school spirit, handles all Homecoming activities, and presents numerous pep assemblies. A banquet is held in the spring for all members. Mrs. Phyllis Yager-adviser, discusses Homecoming plans with the Pep Club Board. From left to right, Nancy Ketelsen-assembly chairman, Betty Taylor -secretary, .loan Horner--president, Frieda Lacina --treasurer, Katy Ketelsen-drill leader. We want a basket! cry the baslzetball fans led by cheerleaders Janet Braley and Karen Mann. 1-VV? Entertaining the student body during a Pep As- sembly are sophomores Florence Moore, Martha Saunders, and Virginia Brown. W A job well done, HawIalets! Unjercfajd KILL. FIRST ROW: Saundra McManus, Karen Capps, .Ian Schwank, Judy Spenler, Margaret Parks, Mary Caldwell, Sandra Memler, Virginia Brown. SECOND ROW: Karen Lenz, Martha Saunders, Charlotte Ware, Maureen O'Dell, Mary Ellen Reichardt, Kay Lenz, Florence Moore, Nancy Stutzman. THIRD ROW: Jane Ann Walker, Shirley Stevens, Marianne Ward, Margaret Ann Rossie, Alice Conwell, Joyce Gartzlze, Dawn Unash, Mary Kringel. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Trott, Shari West, Margaret Hardin, Debbie Hawh- ins, Gretchen Grimm, Connie Weller, Geraldine Tauber, Mary Miltner. FIFTH ROW: Berthe Wells, Penne Snalzen- berg, Marjorie Glasgow, Mary Hansen, Marilyn Wheeler, Judy Murphy, Nancy Croy, Ionette Parizek. SIXTH ROW: .Ioan Alberhaslzy, Pat Herriott, Mary Fran Cretzmeyer, Candy Kennedy, Joyce Miller, Pat Dennis. QQ!! U Wepc 6655: FIRST ROW: Eloise Braverman, Phyllis Franklin, Maribeth Garvy, Velma Stubbs, Kay Grady, Susan McCollister, Katy Ketelsen, Carolyn Curtis, Frieda Lacina. SECOND ROW: Kaye Stevens, Linda Vanderhoef, Priscilla Purvis, Barb Woode, Gerry Fairchild, .Iudy Hills, .I-oyce Bryan, Mary Ellen Sentman, Sharon Eckrich. THIRD ROW: Sybil Purvis, Sharon Thornberry, Connie Rogers, Sally Thomas, Naida Worton, Lyda O'Rear, Connie Graham, Barbara Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Pat Croskey, Carolyn Chadek, Margaret Trott. Plans for the annual GAA Freshman Initiation are being discussed by the CAA Board members and Adviser Mrs. Clarice Flagel. LEFT TO RIGHT .loyce Goettle-sophomore representative, Marilyn Wheeler-freshman representative, Karen Herrick -senior representative, Mary Ellen Sentman-points chairman, Carolyn Chadelz-intramurals, .Ioyce Gartzhe-sophomore representative, Nancy Stutz man--social chairman, Kay Moore-President, Sue Farnsworth-vice'president, and .Ianet Braley-pulr licity chairman. Not pictured: Lyda O'Rear-secre- tary and Connie Graham-treasurer. Jumping high for the ball is .Ianie Ashton while seniors Betty Bates Colleen Cain, Betty Shima, and Kay Grady stand ready to assist her Mixed volleyball is always loads of fun. Here Susan McCollister serves as Frieda Lacina and Jerry Stack assist her. Enjoying an exciting game of volleyball are Mary Pollock, Judy Goddard, Janet Naughton, Judy Spen- ler, Diana Mathis. G 1 QVC 0155-' FIRST ROW: Barbara Millar, Nancy srafzmar., Mary Pollock, Sandra Memler, Alice Conwell, Mary Caldwell, Joyce Gartzlze, Judy Spenler, Shirley Stevens, Diana Mathis, Sally Snyder, Donna Whiting. SECOND ROW: Judy Goddard, Marilyn Clark, Jackie Mummey, Janice Davis, Florence Moore, Marianne Ward, Charlotte Ware, Marian Wagner, Virginia Brown, Ruth Coburn, Ruth Echardt. THIRD ROW: Shari West, Judy Seavy, Janet Benda, Sharon Kent, Penne Snakenberg, Georgia Fonhen, Yvonne Tinlzlenberg, Jonette Parizelz, Nancy Croy, Mary Kringel, Phoebe Welt, Judy Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Miller, Phyllis Miller, Marilyn Wheeler, Patty Dennis, Judy Klein, Sharon Krall, Vivian McGuire, Janelle Roberge, Mary Cretz- meyer, Carolyn Trott, Connie Weller, Virginia Brown. I 00 W r Q Y Jr ' rr. rf' , x M erlf FIRST ROW: Leo Boarts, Monna Mitchell, Ada Hertz, Karen Fountain, Dora Maslze, .Ioyce Bryan, Patty Will, Nancy Lord, Miss Olive Brown-adviser, Bob Borts. SECOND ROW: Tom Carson, Bar- bara Mace, Deanna Mace, Dave Conwell, Alayne Rouner, Delores Greazel, Carole Ryan, Aileen Rourke, Dixie Kerr, Dave Steclzling, Bill Thomas, Bob Wolf, Fred Sutton. The Ushers Club is a service club organized for the purpose of ushering at plays, operettas, and assemblies. Anyone who wishes to become a member of the organization must first submit an application to the adviser. The adviser must' then get recommendations from several members of the faculty before the applicant is received by the club. W 'lhxl YV, A -1 1. -f-5' 3:--,: 'l-I Z ,.1 -- 4 55438 ABOVE: Joyce Bryan shows two City High alumni to their seats. RIGHT: Monna Mitchell fleftj and Joyce Bryan hand out programs for I Remember Mama, the junior class play. 1 '---- sa A .. We bfi 9 a, .lf 1 K K in ir 3?T.f3:f P , i 1 F s J fx , 5' xf We 1 , 3 '19 ,Rfk A f X Q f. mfauafaed Jlfairwayri fo Aim, :I tx'-' K' I -+i:'.2f - Wi-pw . '. f-A' QA Q 1. FIRST ROW: Violins I-Frances Luper, Ruth Nybalzhen. SECOND ROW: Bruce Taylor, Carol Warner. THIRD ROW: Linda Wil- meth, Sharon Thornberry, Rosanne Boldt, QPCA85 tl 6L Jackie Mummey. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Swails, Virginia Loughran, Phyllis Grolmus, Karen Mann. FIRST ROW: Violins II1Phillip Hedges, Joyce Goettle. SECOND ROW: Janet Naugh- ton, Mary Knowler. THIRD ROW: Sandra Macy, Lyn Hauber, Mary Lou Dohrer. FOURTH ROW: Shari West, Victoria Laxa- mana, Donna Braclz, Judy Seavy. JN Basses-Phoebe Welt, Bob Wharton, Donna Thomas, Ken Clatterbaugh, Daryl Cuppy: Harp-Susan Trusaell. FIRST ROW: Oboe:-Shelley Clark, Judy Goddard, Janet Robertson. SECOND ROW: Flutes--Frieda Lacina, Jim Vox- man, Mary Ellen Sentman, Karen Clark. THIRD ROW: Clarinets-Bill Voxman, Diane Bryan, Susan Trussell, Virginia Brown. FOURTH ROW: Bassoon-Prir cilla Purvis. Not pictured: Tom Webster: Saxophones-Carolyn Chadeh, Tom Ayres, Bill Foralzer. FIRST ROW: Violas--Beverly Moore, Mary Knox. SECOND ROW: .Iane Smith, Dorinda Webber. THIRD ROW: Jack Baker, Marilyn Clark, Karen Herrick. FIRST ROW: Cellos-.lane Ashton, Linda Vanderhoef. SECOND ROW: Dale Ralston, Carolyn Trott. THIRD ROW: Paul Craig, Mary Pollock, Not pictured: Karen Rad- clilfe. Q 1-5' 3 Bass Drum-Cary Rittenmeycr: Snare Drum- Carolyn Curtis: Tympani-Winston Addis. FIRST ROW: Trumpets-Sam Mummey, Tom Breese, Jerry Stack. Not pictured: Lois Boshart. SECOND ROW: French Horns- .Ionette Parizeh, Jeff Connell, Nancy Ayres, Janet Moore, Margaret Trott. THIRD ROW: Tuba-Jim Hedges, Trombones-Jim Tomlin- son, .Ioyce Bryan, Dich Mathies. FIRST ROW: Oboes-Shelley Clark, Judy Goddard, Janet Robertson. SECOND ROW: Flutes-Frieda Lacina, Jim Voxman. Mary Ellen Sentman, Jim Luper. THIRD ROW: Karen Clark, Peter Johnson, Gerry Fairchild, Joyce Dfonham. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Cartzlze, Judy Vanatta, Sally Snyder. XX FRONT: Tympani - Winston Q X K Audi.. BACK ROW: snare ff' Drums-John Parker, Carolyn Curtis, Gary Rittenmeyer: Bass Drum-Phil Stack: Cymbals- John Orthp Gong-Gerry Tau- . ber. FIRST ROW: French Horns-Janette Pari- zek, Jeff Connell, Nancy Ayres, Margaret Trott. Not pictured: Janet Moore. SEC- OND ROW: Baritones-Sandra Memler, Bill Wyatt, Ray Kadera, Ruth Eclzhardt. THIRD ROW: Tubas-Jim Net-olicky, Bill Slaymalz- er, Jay Memler, Mr. Howard Robertson- director, Jim Hedges. FIRST ROW: Bass Clarinet-Tom Ayres: Bas- soon-Tom Webster and Priscilla Puruis. SEC- OND ROW: Alto Saxophone-Carolyn Chadelz, Donna Whiting, Bob Wikel, Pat Weeber. THIRD ROW: Pat Moore, Tenor Saxophone- Carly See, Bill Foraher. Not pictured: Dixie Lee Kerr. 3 E Zgdlflm! - La.mi.hilII FIRST ROW: Clarinets--Bill Voxman, Susan Trussell, Diane Bryan, Nancy Stutzman. SECOND ROW: Virginia Brown, Shirley Stevens, Pat Hauber, Nancy Croy, Kaye Stevens. THIRD ROW: Joan Coon, Jim Barnes, Georgia Fonlzen, Judy Hills, Judy Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Memler, Kathy Jones, Ray Barnes. Not pictured: Jane Ann Walker. FIRST ROW: Trumpets-Jerry Stack, Tom Breeze, Sam Mummey. SECOND ROW: Lois Boshart, David Linder, Barbara Woode, Fred Moore. THIRD ROW: David Lacina, Bill Anderson, Leslie Haney. FOURTH ROW: Trom- lzones-Diclz Mathies, Jim Tomlinson, Keith Borchart, Joyce Bryan. Not pic- tured: Tom Miltner and Connie Rogers. The Twirlers for Marching Band are Priscilla Purvis, Judy Hills, Gerry Tauber, Connie Rogers. Not pic- tured: Drum majorette- Shelley Clark, drum majors -Jim Hedges and Ray Kadera. Q 'NYMEX LNX7 5 r- bi e if 7 e FRONT ROW: John Kammermeyer, Dick Kessler, Bob Williams Jim Rogers, Ed Gruwell, and Dan Hartman. SECOND ROW: Dick Villhauer, Tom Crowley, Cary Miller Walter Piper, Henry Hansen, Bill Braley, and Loren Kober. n 7 ' 5 FIRST ROW: Margaret Parks, Kay Lenz, Carol Woolridge, Florence Moore, Connie Weller, Barbara Ledman, Nancy Arnett, and Karen Lenz. SECOND ROW: Ruth Oxley, Joan Gosenl: erg, Maureen O'Dell, Judy Spenler, Mary Jean Miltner, Roberta Davis, Mary Hansen, Yvonne Tinlzlenberg, Marianne Ward, Janelle Roberge, and Gretchen Grimm. THIRD ROW: Mary Scholte, Gail Kohl, Jeannine Alexandra, Barbara Feehan, Darlene Holm, Kathy Donham, Patsy Patriclz, Rosalie Krebs, Martha Saunders, Penne Snalzenberg, Kathie Kelley, Donna Potter, and Dorothy Estelle. 1 CAOPLLJ FRONT ROW: Beverly Shalla, Carol Moeller, Velma Stubbs, Cherrie Holmes, Dixie Lee Kerr, Donna Harris, Phyllis Franklin, Helen Rowe, Betty Shima, and Jeannie Curran. SECOND ROW: Sandra Fisher, Dixie Nagel, Connie Graham, Lyda O'Rear, Elke Glage, Marian Wagner, Barbara Miller, Dawn Unash, Naida Worton, and Janet Benda. THIRD ROW: Delight Turecelz, Barbara Chapman, Darlene Stoner, Joan Strabala, Susan Stimmel, Judy Records, Jane Kelso, Virginia Crow, and Karolyn Howell. FOURTH ROW: Lindley Alberhasky, Bill Brown, Mike Dooley, Bill Terry, Harold Krebs, Dennis Kelso, Jack Lalla, Jerry Cooper, Richard Paulus, Bert Carwood, and Bob Brenneman. FIFTH ROW: Alan Hedges, Larry Rogers, John Garwood, Charles Arnold, Rollie Holmes, George Wyatt, Alan Wicks, and Steve Strauss. CAST Qmember mama Mama's family ends the day with a reading by Mr. Hyde fDale Ralstonj. Seated around the table listening to Dale are: Sharon Thornberry, Mary Lee Nagle, Sybil Purvis, Lyda 0'Rear, Bill Terry, Susan Trussell, and Bob Graef. Mama . . . Papa . . Katrina . Dagmar . Christine . Nels . . Mr. Hyde Uncle Chris Jessie . . Aunt Jenny . Aunt Sigrid . Arnie . . Aunt Trina . . Mr. Thorhelson . Mrs. Moorehead . First Nurse . . Second Nurse . . Third Nurse . . . Soda Clerk, Bellhop Madeline . . . Dorothy . . . Lyda O'Rear . . Bob Graef . . Sybil Purvis Sharon Thornberry .Mary Lee Nagle . . Bill Terry . Dale Ralston . . Tom Smith . Naida Worton . . .lane Smith . .Sandra Macy .Raymond Barnes . Susan Trussell . Max Peterson . Janet Braley . . Karen Mann . Connie Rogers Barbara Chapman . . Bob Galiher . Shelley Clark . Pat Croskey 1 I Mama fLyda O'Rearj and Katrina fSybil Puruisj watch Jessie fNaida Wortonj give Uncle Chris fTom Smithj his last drink before his death. FRONT ROW: Mary Lee Nagle, Sharon Thornberry and Dale Ralston. BACK ROW: Karen Mann, Barbara Chapman, Bob Galiher, Sybil Purvis, Lyda O'Rear, Bill Terry, Bob Graef, Fred Glassman, Tom Smith, Naida Worton, Janet Braley, lane Smith, Sandra Macy, Raymond Barnes, Susan Trussell, and Max Peterson. 1' WLM, Now 'Here's a How-De-Do' says Nanhi-Poo fBert Gar- woodj as he is greeted with tears by the three sistersg Yum- Yum fsandra Fisherj, Peep-Bo fVelma Stubbsj and Pitti- Sing fleannie Curranj. Pooh-Bah fMike Dooleyj, Pitti-Sing fleannie Curranj and Ko-Ko fDennis Kelaoj plead for mercy from Ka CAST tisha IBetty Shimaj. Mikado ........ lack Lalla Nunlzi-Poo ...... Bert Garwood Ko-Ko . . Richard Paulus, Dennis Kelso Pooh-Bah ...... Mike Dooley Pish-Tuah . . . Bill Terry, Bill Brown Yum-Yum ...... Sandra Fisher Pitti-Sing Cherrie Holmes, Jeannie Curran Peep-Bo ....... Velma Stubbs Katisha . . Dixie Lee Kerr, Betty Shima 77 .xg Wurjer .Jam Men Wange Charles Jasper Beatrice Jasper Maurice Mullens Miss Groze . Mrs. Arthur . Jimmy North . Mrs. Wragg . The Woman . Mr. Cavandish . CAST Richard Paulus . Pat Croskey Mike Dooley . .lane Smith Carolyn Curtis Ray Kadera Sandra Macy . Lyn Hauber Peter .lohnson Charles Jasper fRichard Paulusj starts to phone police while Mrs. Arthur fCarolyn Curtisj points the gun at Jimmy North fRay Kaderal and Bea- trice Jasper fPat Croskeyj searches his pockets. Miss Groze flane Smithj looks on. ,-ww-1 Seated around the table drinking to the health of their host, played by Richard Paulus, are Carolyn Curtis, lane Smith, and Pat Croskey. Standing are Sandra Macy, Ray Kadera, Mike Dooley. 1 The full cast returns to stage for a cur- tain call. FRONT ROW: Sandra Macy, Lyn Hauber, .lane Smith, Mike Dooley, Pat Croskey, Ray Kadera, Carolyn Cur- tis. BACK: Richard Paulus. 4 .nav 5 Q r 78 The faculty men pantomime My Guitar with Mr. Dale Scannell as soloist and Mr. Robert Branyan as director. The band members are Mr. Arnold Fransen, Mr. Ralph Wahrer, Mr. Glenn Jablonski, Mr. Glen Van Horne. The highlight of the annual variety show sponsored by the orchestra was the can- can. The dancers are Donna Brack, Frieda Lacina, Anne Nagle, Linda Van- derhoef, Maribeth Garvy, Katy Ketelson, Barbara Rose, Betty Bates. Not pic- tured: Eloise Braverman and Cherrie Holmes. Mriefg ,Show Presenting the shit lsn't This Duchy? are Carolyn Chadeh, Margaret Trott Jeff Connell, Ruth Nybakkcn, Sharon Thornberry. Faith Trueheart fSusan Trussellj relates the story of her sad love life to Mrs. Mahoney fNaida Wor- tonj in the melodrama Parted on Her Wedding Morn or More to be Pitied than Scornedf' Ku 0 WL 8 C 0 W? L n Queen Barbara Rose is crowned by last year's queen, Virginia Caldwell. Eloise Braverman, candidate for homecoming queen, is present- ed to the student body in an assembly. Jerry Stack escorts Anne Nagle from the stage after she has been presented as queen candi- date. c Z ff L i 8 15 Queen Barbara Rose and escort Dave Mccuskey reign over the homecoming court. I .441 t 'lui omecoming Cmrlf Queen Barb ara R Anne Nagle Ann Greene Marzbeth Garvy F rleda Lacina x., 4 , 'K 7? X, Kay Moore X 5 .vzi wi! f Elolse Braverman Betty Taylor V ,v e eo gl ffl! A lfw x 1 ,I Q30 3 o ,n x .bn rfff 0- QLQZXQ. Xi 5 u Q N2 I 1444, x .'-' k gQ..x ,A .- ski? Les Ferguson and Anne Nagle reign as King and Queen of the Paint and Patches Winter Formal, Evergreen Evening. Santa Claus, played by Mr. Chick For- walcl, reads a letter written to him by the students of City High. , 4 Q 'Wi 4 ga, , . , i WW fx 4l X 2:1 , N X Q ff M 3? z K r RRY V Nm 'P Nw NK .4 avi' Pa am syn 4 ,., .Q . , Q5 M x L fu' C 1, , -i ,X ,R ' QS is 'Q 2 E5 am ff 1, fx-2 T ,K 'LA rg: 11.14 .R , .ah W K A aikwag fo uiclfory P r 2: 3 orb , ,nf llllfiflfty jwtgaff lam-' FIRST ROW: J. stack, B. Taylor, J. Luper, B. cfm., B. Bates, T. Oahes, R. Evans, B. Shriver, P. Cline, L. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: G. Evans, B. Wolf, B. Brown, L. Alberhaslzy, P. Burgess, J. Schwanlz, C. Marburger, C. Slager, H. Krebs, D. Mccuslzey. THIRD ROW: P. White, manager, K. Macwilliams, B. Garwood, G. McCall, D. Norris, I. Dyson, P. Stack, B. Ben- nion, B. Fulton, C. Kennel. FOURTH ROW: F. Classman-manager, I. Tinklenberg, R. Makin, .l. Ginger- ich, D. Rose, P. Phillips, L. Pennington, B. Williams, E. Morrow, I. Sladelz, W. Geiger. FIFTH ROW: B. Van Epps-manager, J. Moore, D. Remboldt, J. Shank, I. Tomlinson, I. Garwoocl, P. Vanclerhoef, R. Carmen, J. Hughes, B. Housel. SIXTH ROW: K. Whestine, L. Kober, T. Miltner, R. Whittaker, S. Strauss, .l. Rogers, F. Spielhagen, R. Shulman, T. Culbertson, R. Stutsman. Head Football coach Frank Bates. Assistant varsity coaches Bob in White, above, and Chick For- walcl. Checking game equipment is an essential part of the team, the managers: .lim Rogers, Bob Van Epps, Fred Glassman, and Pat White. an 15? 'ink ,Q ,vw T 1 2 . L Q j ' ,Q ,W .1 fi , , A W P o ax . E C K 2 'Ss 905012 QCOPJ Iowa City Iowa City Iowa City Iowa City Iowa City Iowa City Iowa City Iowa City Iowa'City v I 5, fa? ,FJ x, 1 7 -A Cedar Falls 18 Franklin . 27 Davenport 48 Roosevelt 6 Clinton . 26 Wilson . . 7 Kuemper . 0 Dubuque . 7 Alleman . 34 In if Q-0 '-1 . , i , Q X 'F I 7 .L sf .I ,. Lv E if at - wx ,. fy Eff 3 I S. 'ff' t ' 'S K as -'IQ . - mt,- -' RN ..,t QU Q 1 I umiff lj V kj 1 XX Y Q bi 52 X 1 4 '52 ' ,-if ' I YZ -5 Q' M -if as C iaaidaynpo ,U ZA? Davenport Franklin . Dubuque . Clinton . Roosevelt Iowa City McKinley Wilson . Q9 Down-set-hike, was the familiar chant to any visitor viewing the practice sessions which molded the 1955 City High football team under the tutelage of Coach Frank Bates. Missing from the scene were most of the experienced veterans of last year's fine ball club. The inexperienced, but scrappy Little Hawks tasted defeat on numerous occasions. They were outscored many times, but never outfought. The I-lawklets opened their season at home by entertaining Cedar Falls. However, the Tigers proved too strong for their liking as they carried home an 18-13 victory. City High next played host to a very strong Cedar Rapids Franklin team. Again, inexperience caused the downfall of the Little Hawks. The Thunderbolts lived up to their name by shooting out to a Z7-U first quarter score. The l-lawklets fought back to hold the Bolts the rest of the game, but the damage had been done, and Franklin went away victorious, 33-U. The winless City High boys next went on the road to meet a very superior Davenport team. The hardecharging Blue Devils corn- pletely overpowered lowa City, Winning 48-U. The next Friday night proved a heart- breaking one for the Little Hawks, as they lost to Roosevelt, 6-U. Time after time, they were in scoring territory, only to lose the ball through fumbles or intercepted passes. Les Ferguson was knocked out after stopping tlus Dave McCuskey, quarterback, I8 about to b Franklin player. bowled over by an unidentified player A 2 The Clinton River Kings, inspired by their own Homecoming festivities, downed the Hawklets, 26-U, the following week on a rainy, mud-soaked field. The tide finally tumed for the Little Hawks, as they entered the win column for the first time against Wilson of Cedar Rap- ids, l9-7. Many observers felt that a por- tion of the win could be attributed to Bill Reichardt, a former City High football star, who delivered an inspiring preegame pep talk to the team and student body. Kuemper Academy of Carroll became the Hawklets' second victim as they absorbed a 34-U pasting. Iowa City fans began to think that Coach Bates had finally put together a winning combination. Undoubtedly the best game of the season for the Little Hawks was their Homecoming, when they met and readily defeated the highly-rated Dubuque Rams. City High fans found a lot to cheer about as the Hawklets dominated the game and came away with a glorious 19-7 Homecoming victory. The season finale found City High travel- ing to Rock Island, Illinois, to meet Alleman High. They encountered a tough, veteran ball club which trounced them soundly, 34-O. The season was unique for Iowa City High in that the team had to work extra hard and improve steadily all through the season to become a winning ball club. The season was successful in giving some jun- iors and sophomores valuable experience, and, all factors considered, the record was satisfactory. .lock Sclzwanh fumbles the ball whsle bemg tackled. Sidgglgpping a Clinton opponent is Jerry Stack, versatile Little Hawk lwalfbaclz. Len Ferguson, halfback, appears to be smiling rf vw 4' ig, X - 1 as he scoot: past a would-be tackler. V- . A ...: , 1 k,.k K , V, S - 'a . I nl, .. .. N52 0l7L0l'2 Qdi P nv' FIRST ROW: D. Rose, R. Stutsman, J. Tomlinson, J. Sladeh, W. Geiger, B. Fulton, J. Tinhlenberg. SECOND ROW: R. Carmen, B. Williams, T. Miltner, I.. Kober, P. Phillips, B. Shanh, J. Ginger-ich, T. Culbertson. THIRD ROW: J. Sangster'-assistant ooach, H. Carson, D. Remboldt, A. Houser, J. Carwood, W. Housel, P. Vanderhoef, Dale Scannell-coach. This year, the sophomore team was one of the b . . . . est produced at City Hugh m many years. Many of the boys gained varsity experience this year and are ex- pected to come through well next year. P65 fnfafn eafylfi B. Braley, D Linder, K. Fisher G. Jacobs, C Panzer J. K lz M FIRST ROW: A. Eahes, R. Johnson, N. Nelson, J. Anderlilz, R. Alteneder, . , . , no e, anager. SECOND ROW: C. Rood, J. Ewalt, T. Minnich, E. Watt, S. Machovec, F. Moore, D. Kadera, C. Rarick, J. Bloodhart, C. Lovett, J. Shellady, D. Par- her, D. Lacina. THIRD ROW: N. Moore, D. Matthess, B. Wyatt, M. Miller, J. Gerard, B. Aldeman, J. Hughes, B. Slaymalzer, J. Memler, S. Smith, J. Dunham, D. Walters. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Bush-assistant coach, and Bill Holmstro h. T ' ' rn-coac he freshmen defeated U-Hugh once rn three attempts and were defeated by West Branch. CLOCKWISE: Dave Maccushey drives for a layup, Loras McGuire jumps and shootsg 'Got it'g 'a foot in your mouth'g .lim Luper gets an elbow in the face: Les Nicola fires a - jump sholg Loras McGuire lays it in. When basketball season rolled around this year, Coach Bill Holrnslrom and Bob White had lo start all over aqain, alter havina gone io the runner-up Spoi in ihe M state last year. The first seven boys on A the l955 squad were seniors. This was a building year in basketball for the Hawl-cleis They posted an unim- pressivo record, but played some good ball qames and are looking forward to a bei- ter record next season. M'V5lify Z?5ff5L9LLA5Lf jeam-' FIRST ROW: Head coach Bill Holmstrom, Bob Nic- ola, .ferry Stack, Dave Macffuskey, Dennis Kelso, Clyde Chapman, Tom Oakes, Bert Garwood, Assistant Coach Bob White. SECOND ROW: Manager Bob Price, Les Nicola, Pat Phillips, Tom Stutzman, Dick Nolan, .lim Luper, Gene Glasgow, Loras McGuire, Phil Cline, Manager Bill Bywater. Simi, IU lfifl'lflf0l 6LI':fl:fy.' Vince Scott, Bill Hotz, Steve Faunce, Dick Mariner, Dick Norris, Tom Stutzman, Gene Glasgow. Kneeling in front of the team is Manager Dale Wenman. The team had a sue- cessful season, winning six of ten games. It also helped the varsity by providing opposition in practice sessions. At times, during the season, the start- ing lineup was almost all juniors. Two of these finished among the top ten scorers in the Mississippi Valley Con- ference, Loras McGuire and Jim Luper. Other juniors who played consistently were Les Nicola and Phil Cline. Pat Phillips, a sophomore transfer student. provided an added spark when he joined the team at mid-semester. The seniors were often the ones who came through when the chips were down, Seniors who played in nearly all the games were Dennis Kelso, Clyde Chap- man, Dave McCuskey, and Bob Nicola. Other seniors who played some were lerry Stack, Bert Garwood, and Tom Oakes, who joined the team late he' cause oi a leg injury. Davenport Franklin Dubuque Wilson . Clinton . lowa City Roosevelt McKinley MVC Won Lost 9 I 9 2 8 2 6 4 5 5 3 9 I 9 1 I0 Possibly the high spot ol the year was the spectacular defeat of cross- town rival, University High, in the opening round of sectional tournament play. lt was the first time the two teams had met in eleven years, and the Hawklets came up to the occasion by hitting fifty per cent of their field goal attempts to overpower the Blue- hawks, 77-53. The Little Hawks went un to beat Lone Tree, but any tourna- ment hopes were quickly dispelled when they were defeated by Tipton in the sectional final. It was not an out- standing season for the Little Hawks, but a successful one. Loran McGuire jim Lupe,- Pat Phillips 9 R Q ,qmjiila 1 4' a iii 'aff f Y 1 is Head Coach Bill Holmsfrom Dennis Kelso -,wa T Bob Nicola 9 5 A l 5 6 Assistant Coach Bob White Clyde Chapman Les Nicola Dave Mccushey Jerry Stack Tom Stutzman Bert Garwoocl Gene Glasgow C0l'eCf lowa City Muscatine lowa City Vinton . . lowa City Burlington . lowa City Franklin CCRJ lowa City Davenport . Iowa City Dubuque . lowa City McKinley CCRJ lowa City Franklin CCRJ lowa City Belle Plaine lowa City Roosevelt CCRJ lowa City Clinton . lowa City McKinley QCRJ lowa City Davenport . lowa City Dubuque . lowa City Wilson CCRD lowa City Clinton . lowa City Keokulc . lowa City U-High UCD lowa City Lone Tree l lowa City Tipton . . Phil Cline Steve Faunce TOITI Oakes Dick Mariner 99 'GQ J Xg0f7AU 1U f' f'U '1-' FIRST ROW: PM white, Tom Mmnef, Ron sfufzman, Terry cur. lwrtson, Andy Curvy, .lim Tomlinson, .ferry Gingerich, Bill Curran, Bill Whiteis. SECOND RUW: Marc Muccilli, manager, Bob Williams, Wally Geiger, Ron Carmen, Alan Scott, Coach Chick Forwald, Bill Housel, Bill Fulton, ferry Tinklenberg, .lohn Larew, manager. The sophomores won their last four games to end up with a respectable record. They showed steady improvement throughout the year and ended with an identical record to the varsity with three wins and nine losses. Andy Garuy was the outstanding scorer on the team, finishing in the top ten in the conference. K gjlnli-f1lfy11'l'1 Ufllflflf FIRST ROW: Coach George Bowman, John Peterson, Norman Nelson, Bill Slaymaker, .lim Hughes, Gene Rarick, Ed Watt. SECOND ROW: Dahl Umbdenstock, Ken Fisher, .lim Dunham, Mike Miller, Nathan Moore, .lay Memler, Gary Road. THIRD ROW: Richard Johnson, Bill Hulhury, Mike Kenney, Jerry Gerard, Bill Braley, Ted Minnick, John Bloodhart, The frosh had a spectacular season. winning fourteen straight games without a loss. Eddie Watt was the high scorer for the season, although a balanced attack contributed to many victories. N zum n 1 mum vu ii' wwf Qi 'VV A i a 100 -M jug Unfortunately, the entire track team could not be pictured here. On this page are action shots taken at the Mis- sissippi Valley Conference lndoor meet. TOP LEFT: Cary Slager clears the low hurdles just a split-second behind two opponents. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore .loe Kennedy leads an unidentified Ram in the 440-yard run. RIGHT: Pole vaulter Gary Miller lets loose of the pole after vaulting over the bar. BELOW: Two of City High's long-distance run- ners. On the following page the relay team is pictured. Bill Thomas Gary Slager 101 f e ag eam This years mile relay team Included from left to right Bill Thomas, Loras McGuire Bruce Taylor and Gary Slager They ran ln the opposite order than they appear in the picture with Bxll Thomas the anchor man Ll!LWLl'l'LLl'Lg.' FIRST ROW: Mike Bresnahan, .lion Boul- ton, Joe Pugh, Lance Penney, Ken Peters. SECOND ROW: .lim Rogers, Diclz Mathies, .lim Vill- hauer, Tom Browne, David Linder. THIRD ROW: .lim Knoke, Hugene Carson, Allen Breese. FOURTH ROW: Elmer Hahanson, .lack Lalla, Coach Arnold Fransen. Be- cause of the lack of a swimming pool at City High, the team works out at the University Annex pool. They competed in four meets. at-J if QL wk: Zgdifegblf Because baseball season is in the summer and the annual deadline is in the spring, it was impossible to take pictures of the baseball team in action or in uniform. Pictured above are some -of the group who were planning to try out for the baseball team. FIRST ROW: Paul Burgess, Steve Faunce, Alan Scott. SEC- OND ROW: Vince Scott, John DeBrie, Dick Norris, Gene Glasgow. THIRD ROW: Jerry Gingerich, Bob Nicola, Ron Carmen. FOURTH ROW: Terry Culbertson, Les Nicola, Ed Watt. FIFTH ROW: Bill Fulton, Dave Remboldt, John Suter. The returning major lettermen are Bill Bates, Paul Burgess, John DeBrie, Bob Nicola, Les Nicola, John Rogers, and Bill Shriver. Minor letter winners from last summer are Bruce Bennion, Steve Faunce, Bill Thomas, and Dick Norris. Members of last summer's championship Babe Ruth League team who are expected to bolster the Little Hawks this coming summer are Andy Garvy, Pat Phil- lips, Vince Scott, Alan Scott, Jim Tomlinson, Bob Williams, Ed Watt, Bill Slaymalzer, and Terry Culbertson. 103 ennia Rich Sh ulman ns Bill Voxman Phil Cline 14 'Q a Cary Lubin 86' Although they lost Art Andrews, holder of many titles and awards, through graduation, the tennis team this year was expected to be strong. The re- turning lettermen were Bill Voxman, .ferry Staclr, Rich Shulman, Phil Cline, and .lim Voxman. The tennis team is coached by Frank Bates. 'EZ 5' - ,ft Ls- ,ff Aka -.-.5 Jerry Stack .lim Voxman i ,-.. 4' ,,.-- 4. H , ,fi ,V A . +- fl: 4 Mx dur ey, ,J .lohn Orth ' V , fy - ' 1 I 5 7 'Q , , 4 K i ' . W1 ' , K ,' '- t 1 or - M - 'at Bob Galiher Steve Faunce Bob Van Epps Bill Bywater The golf team was led in its matches by co-captains Bob Galiher and lim Luper. The golf team was expected to be fairly strong de- apite the loss of state champion John Liechty from last year. The golfers are coached by Jack Orr, and play their home matches on the new Finkbine course ancl the Elks Country Club course. FIRST ROW: .lack Yoder, Jim Fowler, Chuck Lovett. BACK ROW: Steve Strauss, Pete Vanderhoef, Mike Bresnahan. eco ' .lim Luper Carter Kelley WWF: FIRST ROW: Dick Rogers, Ervin Lewis, Bill Adamson, Bob Brenneman Loren Kober, .lim Voxman. SECOND ROW: Richard Shulman, Bob Wolf, Paul Burgess, Bob Shank Bill Shriver, Harold Krebs. THIRD ROW: Coach Frank Bates, John Adamson, George Turecek Dick Villhnuer, Tom Smith, Russ Munn, Anton Houser, Fred Glassman, Ron Whittaker, Dave Remboldt. . I0 Newton . . I8 Fairfield . . 8 Franklin . . 3 Wilson . . 14 Fairfield . . 6 Clinton . . 8 Rock Island 29 39 fv-www--..-SQ! LEFT: Heavyweight Harold Krebs lifts Richard Rogers and Ervin Lewis. ABOVE: Bob Wolf referees a prac tice match between Paul Burgess and Bill Shriver. RIGHT: Rich Shulman and Bill Adamson prepare for a practice match as Loren Ko- ber referees. Dubuque . Maquioketa McKinley Davenport Roosevelt . Muscatine Burlington 106 J.. aiw XXI .Asif :L an G Y s M A FIRST ROW: Alan Wicks, Tom Ayres, Mike Bresnahan, Jerry Lindemann. SECOND ROW: George Wyatt, Paul Adams, Dave Conwell, Coach Glenn Van Horne, Leo Boarts. THIRD ROW: .lack Lalla, Lloyd Frei. Captain Bill Adamson, Charles Arnold, Larry Hook, and Bill Wyatt were absent when the picture was taken. The two rifle teams compete with the University of Iowa freshmen and other near-by schools in shoulder-to-shoulder matches. They meet other schools in postal matches and, in the spring, compete against other schools in the National Rifle Association. . , U' 5 1' 3 rmsr ROW: Mary Pauaah, smfzay Brookhart, Elizabeth Watt, Barbara Mace, Deanna Mace. SECOND ROW: Penne Snakenberg, Yvonne Tinklenberg, Carol Woolridge, Kathy Jones. 2,357 R I l 1 , LP fl FIRST ROW: Sharon Tllornberry, Shelley Clark, Sally Thomas, Janet Braley, Margaret Troft. SECOND ROW: Joyce Donham, Sybil Purvis, Nancy Ketelsen, Carolyn Cllatleh. 92106 Soorfa e .' FIRST ROW: Virginia Evans, Priscilla Purvis, Ellen Swails, Karen Clark. MIDDLE: Alan Scott. BACK ROW: Don Vrchoticky, Bill Curran, Bob Price. W . Y yrkrv .... V, ,. - Hfl'ff ,lfffffw Hg if of l,lll --l , 'fiif' an ll S A Wmqmw M awp k Ax 'X-QL :I ' In ' WW 00 U K A , di i 4 . 5' H'-1 bk! , ,, z K r I S 75 55 fi ' . K Q 2 W I .. gy . 'L A . b FQ' V J H . ' ei K V ,- A 5 - 1:zifE'fgrf!L iflff-'Yi A ' if i Q ll'XX 2. lx I1 i 5 .Spcug for l'u 'x iS Cl lc Q w ffl -gd .zf X we Ask the boys that work here For your added convenience, we are open 24 hours every day. DEAN IONES. Inc. 32 W. Burlington G -. iieii W E For the choicest cuts Shop at Mecrn's Grocery Clothes not becoming to you- Should be coming to us! NEW PROCESS LAUNDRY Phone 4177 313 S. Dubuque O D O 550 She's a Barefoot Contessa since she forgot to have her shoes repaired at SHORT'S 18 S. Clinton F. W. Woolworth Company For the best 112 S. Clinton Sheet music and pops . . IOWA CITY' IOWA Eble Music Company and West Music Company I T 4 I A T Q , , Y C , I. T P M 'K .L 7,-5 mf.. 5 A--an i 1 ,,s ,Q at If! df - ' ' . ' ' C 1 1 ,. I O ' 0 6 W 3 T HAVE THE BEST RUMPUS ROOM built by For Your Model Kitchen BARROW CONSTRUCTION Come to . . . BARROW CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 107 2nd Avenue Coralville PLUMBING ' HEATING Phone 8-3232 227 E. Washington ,W i X ,lim V s , ,v R? 1f 'T,,... f D A. ' t 5 m ,gg EE ' A. Q: - ' D3 . 1i4j,, ,,' K' x .3 X kgxf E D fMif1Ja1f'iQlQW E an 'nh Q IACKSON'S and Morrow's can keep any car running, huh, Jerry? MORROW'S STANDARD SERVICE N E Everything from soup to nuts NORTH SIDE FOOD PHONE 6419 523 N. DODGE if at R k.J' N...T, t 0 D llllltlltfrsi 1 ' Pj FQH-J f L 7: , H tl. , E fn ii ! 1856 to 1956 and full of young ideas YOUNKERS, with its 100 years of experience in serv- ing the young people of lowa as the store grew up with the state, now enters a new era, as a family of many stores in Iowa and the midwest-based on the spirit of friendliness and integrity backed by the time honored slogan, Satisfaction Always. Younkers in lowa City invites you to join in the second century events with savings planned for a year-long celebration. Hx. ' ' YEAR Let us help plan your DREAM HOME at . . . RALPH H. WILDMAN GENERAL CONTRACTING CEMENT WORK CABINETS RACINE'S A . r Headquarters FOR SNACKS POPULAR DRINKS NOVELTIES Dubuque and Washington Visit our famous luncheonette Iowa City's Fashion Store 10 S. CLINTON PHONE 9686 , we extend our This could happen to you when You clean Your own clothes congratulations Make it GUSY ku' Yourself S to the class of '56 AND your clothes Trade at when the well dressed girl and thinks of fashion . . . she thinks 1 118-120 S. Gilbert 114 af Towner S 'HE For that treat you will BUILD YOUR RACER 'eau-Y go for, WITH LUMBER FROM Egflfg ZESTO NAGLE LUMBER COMPANY Z I 120 W. Burlington West on H1ghway 6 FREE COMPANY PARKING For True Values Shop at . . . LENOCH AND CILEK 207 E. Washington .53 . ' ' .1 My 0 .A - 4 N4 4 sl gr-Q . . . Double Image . . . Twins' tastes often differ, but not when it comes to SEVEN-UP all S, yi X4 2.1.1. Shop at Pecina's . for S. T. Morrison and Company the best buys A. O. KELLEY PECINAIS All Insurance and Bonds AVENUE GHCCERY zum 1-:. washington 615 Iowa Avenue Dial 2125 Aldens for nationally advertised products shore . Mac Ycselas Lorraine 'hqweqf Dorothy Gray 5 0177, sunbeatn Warner Jaso . Ph - Esquire n safe-ht oemx Kirsch RCA Berk . h ' Helena Rubinstein oawneue e Cdfte' 'ma . Fai, C Gibbs Bud B2 Healthknit Vanity ofy C' - I Revlon Oro A601115 Seamproof Sarong Barwick 116 -LNNN A . QXX5 Always room for one more at BOB and HENRY 323 E. Burlington Phone 6757 Anne and Jerry are going around in circles with their bicycles from NOVOTNY'S CYCLE SHOP Th P Thv food llht is swvll So why not Try ALnERBE's CAFE These ICHS students are having iust plane fun at SLAGER'S HARDWARE 20 E. College For Real Estate Insurance - Bonds See ROY G. BUSBY and MARIAN A. MILLER BUSBY AGENCY 127 S. Dubuque From sports equipment . . . IOWA SUPPLY I8 S. Clinton Across from the campus I Headquarters for Student Needs . . . . to best quality books 'G Mayflovsier Warehouses '5 I 1 P-'X if 'GK lc? . HO O O- ' ,,, J, r ' ' MQ' is '- AQ - so oee m'mm.m X in Jock be nimble, Jock be quick Jock thinks moving easily is a worthwhile trick But it's no trick to be moved with ease by MAHER BROTHERS TRANSFER AND STORAGE INC. Dial 9696 KEEP WARM with heating from BOWERS' PLUMBING 81 HEATING Highway 6 Coralville Phone 2681 Aw, come on Clyde We're not clown.ing around when we say Seaton's Cash and Carry Grocery has the most sensational sales and the best bargains Phone 4235 STROMSTEN STUDIO -- 130V2 E. Washington 'fum gag. YQ- 4 , X KX X ALGER'S IEWELRY Watches Diamonds China Silver .,,,,,,,,., WW ... gf V -- t n.......-if ' 91 his ff For the gifts you'll give with pride Let your jeweler be your guide 205 E. Washington Frohwein Supply Co. Iowa City, Iowa Office Equipment 6. Typewriters Riverside Grocery for FREE DELIVER Y 710 Riverside Drive 24 HOURG SERVQCE :lg M MXN ' m S SCE CUBES How 'bout that real cool ice at Wicks ? RUSS WICKS OIL CO. If it's wallpaper or paint we have it STILLWELL PAINT STORE 319 E. Market City Ice Company Phone 9643 216 Washington Shop at 1 . SWAILS REFRIGERATION Estella Zlmmerman's Shop Com I . p ete Line for of Lingerie 5P0'+SWeaf FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Costume Jewelry Dial 6331 208 E. College ki fe X A Q I i 4' U Say lt with gifts from FOR THIRST TIME WS Q, lfneehigh drfnk in LOUIS REXAI.I. DRUG STORE many delxclous. refreshmq flavors 124 E College IOWA CITY BOTTLIIIG COMPANY IIII I ,.W, IIII . ,gm I-?'I W . ,. .L-- , I O I u f A E T 1 I S ,,,,,, q ' I F5 I 1 E ..,1. I 'T I E 3 Z L FET' III F? F' M x II ' - fs 2 V TIES? s n- Put your shoes on, Ruthie I A I , h d arters Wes ern u 0 ea qu Quality, comfort and style for combine to give you the best in auto accessories Shoes WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE REDDICK SHOES 117 E' College 126 E. Washington sr 3 -s 1 u A Shopping Spree? A ui A V pA, 'Es K AL S For fine foods at fine rates, shop at 1 LAUSEN s S V S 1006 Melrose Avenue A 1 University Heights Y,,,,,.....f.e-H'-'rf' I, A Congratulations to the E ......... -411 Jrr class oi 1956 IONES INSURANCE Study the smart way on a Kirwan desk 210 S. Dubuque KIRWAN FURNITURE Phone 2881 B S. Dubuque Dial 8-1151 l HAWKEYE AWNING COMPANY It's a Shady Business Phone 4996 940 S. Gilbert Best of Luck ' O to the f0,1:f:::xf,f,iz,: ' cfm of buy at 1. FUIKS, WOODBURN l. FUIKS. IEWELER SOUND SERVICE 220 E. Washington I CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 'ss IOWA ILLINOIS GAS and ELECTRIC . rf, it-5 I 4 I 1 ww L Go to Kelley Optical Company and see the world Kelley Optical Company IZOV2 E. Washington GAIVIBLES The Friendly Store Comer of Linn and Market BURLINGTON STREET STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Batteries 0 Atlas Tires Accessories Batteries Charged 0 Tires Repaire TONY BRACK - WILLIE IORDAN Pho 9965 - 102 E. Burlingto 'K Serve yourself to better savings FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments of ZUCKIES FASHION SHOP Nationally Advertised Brands At Budget Prices 116 E. Washington Phone 6831 We fix everything but a broken heart Putnam Welding Service 6 Machine Shop 319 S. Gilbert Dial 8-1137 ' as L 'fx ' , X Get your Glass Pack, Smitty. Steel For the finest Pack, Belond. 6. Hollywoods put on dairy products' 'L' can 9123 P 81 M Auto Service SANITARY FARM 118 N. Linn D North Dodge 6. Dubuque Anything that has value Pep up with Pepsi should be insured CALDWELL INSURANCE ' al CLARK CLLLWLLL Gibbs Drug Company Paul-Helen Building LL , y y I-E, AD Dir. ...Q-qgi. J ' - 'S Barb knows the place For greeting cards, gifts, and to stop best-selling books for STOP at Infant and children's wear THE GORDON BOOKSHOP is 'he AN DS IEWELRY - Since 1854 E IUDY SHOP or more than one hundred years we have offered our sincere congratulations to graduates of the Iowa City schools. Now, to the class ot '56, we say, good luck . . . and may the fates speed you to success in Whatever endeavor you may choose for your 1ife's Work. at one-hundred nine east washington 4 rs vw -f,:t-1:-g O ff GOING UP Buildings designed or remodeled to till your individual requirements Bodey Lumber Company Phone 2211 1 fy 4 fi? l Garments of G1cxdness Gt RICI'IEY'S 111 S. Dubuque 1 s Trading food is a thing of the past People of the present shop at SHELLADY'S Stop cmd Shop FRYAUF'S The store with the leather door 0 BRIEFCASES 0 BILLFOLDS 0 LUGGAGE 0 PURSES 0 NOTEBOOKS 0 BELTS A11 the leading lines in lecxther goods Phone 9291 4 S. Dubuque Compliments of BREMERS Iowa City's Largest Store for Men and Boys For the best typewriter Buy a Royal Wikel Typewriter Company 23 E. Washington 120 E. Washington ' I - Iournalism Class at Work? SIDWELL'S For Quality Chekd Ice Cream From all of us to all of you GET THAT PARIS I S TOUCH OF SMARTNESS For first quality always PARIS CLEANERS At everyday low prices Dial 3138 Dial IMPERIAL OIL STATION REGULAR 5 R B-REDDY'S Word to the Wise Shop at the We want to see you for that Where the best costs no more early summer tune-up HWY. 218 SOUTH CALL 8-2922 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1956 Head Coach Best Wishes 'JL to the Class of 1956 MAYTAG Washers -- Dryers Ironelaezzelssanges In need of G tweed? We specialize in Maytag s1.cLAm1oHNsoN 124 E. Washington Dial 8-1881 Foster Maytag Sales a Service 116 S. Linn - 8-2911 BE cooL - BE CALM - BE COLLECTED GAY'S LCDCKER Eeny, meeny, miney, mo . . . It's hard to select from such wonderful bargains at S. S. Kresge Company DIAMONDS - WATCHES STERLING HERTEEN AND STOCKER IEWELERS 6. WATCHMAKERS Iefierson Hotel Building The right business form for every form of business MOORE BUSINESS FORMS INC. South on 218 Iowrfs Nmvf-st and Finest HAWKEYE LODGE ONE MILE WEST ON HIGHWAY 6 IOWA CITY, IOWA O Year-Round Air-Conditioning 0 Radios-Telephones-T.V. 0 Fine Food Nearby 0 Hot Water Heat LAURENCE and HELEN SMITH Tele.: 8-365l Your furniture need touching up? Take it to SIBLEY UPHOLSTERY For upholstering as it should be 304 E. Prentiss Dial 8-2481 The sports equipment at IOHN WIlSON'S SPORTING GOODS is no dream. Larry! Come see their true to life merchandise for yourself FLW T U I v ...WV SHOP AND SAVE ct t H Y - V E E 227 Kirkwood Bank . . . . with your .... future in mind .... IOWA STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member ot the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 133 BROWN'S UNIQUE CLEANERS Dial 3663 216 E. College Each garment expertly and carefully handled Formal wear our specialty Congratulations, 1956 Annual Class -.--ew ' E A. PIPAL MEAT MARKET 1' . M 2 as 4 iffy ff ggi? 9 as , 3? is W l, M f L A A R f 4. -4 Highest Quality Meat Homemade Sausages Good Service F Fair Prices D M S Frozen Foods K -w. FREE Delivery qv y y y yyyy y y y giy ,syy A Efficient A my lyyll l n f r lyyy rysi S ynrry Service , ftfwv , say ..fs, .ss 5 - - Man, we dig JOE AND LEO'S Save the mostest to say the leastest You T- This cool drive-in is une 208 N. Linn Dial 6644 West on Highway l Get Hep, Daddy-O's!! no efmionaf .ibirecfory LA W YERS ARTHUR O. LEFF Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. SCOTT SWISHER Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. MESSER. HAMILTON and CAHILL l E. Washington EDWARD F. RATE Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. HERB RIES and BOB OSMUNDSON Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. CARL KRINGEL Savings and Loan Bldg. DOC TORS GARVY cmd EICHER 1027 Rochester Ave. G. F. SPIELHAGEN 203 V2 E. Washington MOSHER and WARE Savings and Loan Bldg. WM. L. YETTER Savings and Loan Bldg. MEDICAL ASSOCIATES PAULUS. GODDARD, and BOZEK 227 N. Dubuque DR. ROGERS. CHIROPODIST Savings cmd Loan Bldg. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC DR. S. A. NEUMANN DR. R. G. SCHREFFLER Davis Hotel Building 23 S. Gilbert ALLEN LANG, DVM 305 Kirkwood DEN TIS TS T. M. FAIRCHILD 13W S. Dubuque WM. KOTTEIVIANN Savings and Loan Bldg. FRED BAUER 230 Dey Bldg. LARRY W. BOHNENKAMP Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. IOHN PELZER Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. R. E. CONWELL 128W E. Washington W. H. WARD Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. I. M. Mmanmz nm E. cquege 135 REALTORS A. I. LAREW Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. I. A. PARDEN Iowa State Bank and Tnxst Bldg. WHITING-KERR REALTY 119 E. College INSURANCE WEBSTER AGENCY Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. BUXTON AGENCY Paul-Helen Bldg. HUDSON AGENCY Iowa State Bank and Trust Bldg. FUNERAL HOMES BECKMAN'S 507 E. College OATHOUT'S 336 S. Clinton McGOVERN'S 506 E. College TAXI CABS EGGERS CAB CO. ll0l S. Riverside Drive I , o ? 22, glam, Q2 N K N ,ff Nr J? L9 My R-3 SQ Mqfk .5GN 1 Q 3 Wim WHY W wif 3 . J f n , . 'LQJ Mm my k A JJ M 9' ul O W f f Jwfag W UW My fifwyxg 52024 .P Eg f S MW -N? 3 X1 1 I SE 2. g,4.,,-Q 2 is Qw Ea Kg