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

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Girl Seoul Assembly Journalism . . Sophomores . Pep Club . . Senior Cheeleaders Marching Band . Fall Traclz . Homecoming . . Foofball . . Junior Play . Aclverfisemenfs . Table of Contents WINTER Concer+ Band . . . . Girls Recreafion Associalion . . Juniors ..... . Pain+ 8: Pafches . . Ushers Club . . . Varie'I'y Show . . Wreslling . . Baslzefball . . Orchesfra . . . . Win1'er Formal . . . Y-Teens .... . . Ari' Club . . . . . Dishibuiive Educaiion . . . Adverfisemenfs . . . SPRING Chorus . . . . Glee Club . . . Freshmen Play . . . Sophomore Play . . . Sfage Crew . . . Debafe . . . . Senior Play .... . . Graduafion Honors . . . . Nafional Honor Sociefy . . . Quill 8: Scroll .... . . Rifle Team . . . Track . . . Tennis . . . . Golf ..... . . Junior Classical League . . . Science Club . . . . Seniors . . . . . Adverfisemenrs . . . Picfure Index . . . Annual Sfalif . . . 9 :QTlf'ff,r X Q S if-7 Eff 2 F f iflvil Q' .uf Egg' Ri 5 ' :xii , .xi ' n '? ' , Ehfffv K. 1 kt., 35 . 3-.' 'YI K' -.'i 54? , . ff. A Pg ' - , . . :- ft' ' ' ,- sf - - lf --. fn - , P 4 1.,, . .,',4 . , .4,r,,r,:-,AWA -,fn-' -mi 5,-1,13 gy. I, A .-.4 ,S ti., 1. E- nf - ' CQ f 'x CGZSQEQQQ . 253 If ,,..x1,, 9 F lf -ge X ' -5- E 1 'Q 2553 S3 47' Q LATE SUMMER ' rf Mrs. Helen Walde, secrefary +o fhe principal: Mrs. Virginia Miller, boolclreeperg and Mrs. Gleynafa Ray, regislrar, dis- cuss business ai ihe counfer. Mr. Arnold Franson laugh? consumers and general mafh and spenf parf of his lime as counselor To boys. Miss Marfha Hompshd raughr German and was a parf-'rime girls' counselor. Mr. Ralph Aschonbrenner was fhe assisfanl principal in addi- 'rion fo leaching general mafh. Mr. Roberi Sorensen, principal of Iowa Ci+y High School, had The fremendous fasl: of keep- ing lhe school running smoofhe ly. Mr. Plumer +aughl psychology and in addifion was Boy's Advisor. Miss Elizablfh Winbigler faughf a class of college Eng- ,s'g . ':,: -. rgay , lish in addifion To her iob as Girls' Advisor. l'. ' i s l l : '-l is K' . '-ii ' f J I2 John Bolle George Bowman Algebra Ill Driver Educefion Elecfronics Advanced Marla Arfhur Campbell John Christensen Cl BfT1'SlI'Y American Hislory Physics Donald Archer Annual Advisor Bookkeeping Shorfhand Typing Roy Berfholomew Clyde Been Mechanical Drawing Physical EdUC5ll0l'1 Miss Olive Brown Jerry Bush American Hisfory Healfh Physical Educafion I3 if 5 1 I S if' li! Jack Cody Mrs. Florence Davis Physical Educafion Physical Educafion Healfh Healfh Lx as ' Ralph Duncan John Eason l 'l Wh lndusfrial Aris European Hisfory ii 45 ff' Miss Edna Flesner A. C. Forwald Biology Physical Educaiion Mrs. Margaret Eden Mrs. Virginia Faulh Typing Algebra Geomeiry Spanish ,, , . az Wm 3 1 4952 a' sf AY E ' A. ...WUQ1-.,. -V ,..-si ' .E V ky f V: . i,,, ., . , , ,- .'- Q' iw ., A. 5, Q, Q.: i Vyyb i .'...y . My Q., ..., fqyi ,Q 4 f we .. , Mrs. Sonia Goldsmith Malcolm Gore Algebra Senior Science Geomeiry Chemisfry I4 Miss Dorothy Haesemeyor Mrs- Mergaroi Hoff English 9 English I0 Texfiles 5. Phyllis Karr Fred Jones Mr European Hisfory Economics Confemporery Problems Mrs. Cafherine Lamps Larin Speech Vocofional English Speech Qwx Q--v-4' Raymond Levallee French Spanish Richard Hoofman Glenn Jablonski College English Vocal Music English IO Mrs. JoAnn Kieber Mrs. Lois Klimsirn Algebra English 9 Chemisfry I5 if Miss Kafherine Mears Mrs. Mary Moore English I0 Vocafional English College English xl Mrs. Mary Reid Miss Byrdine Reece Lafin Cafeleria Direcfor 4 - IQ i f Miss Alera Malmberg Harry Mausefh Librarian Biology Phofography K-Q '1s..,l Mrs. Alma Morse Mrs. Florence Race Special Educafion English 9 French Ira Schwgrg Howard Roberfson Orchesrra Blind I6 Mrs. Nancy Spivey Mrs. Nancy Sfillians Physical Eclucafion Aff English I0 Mrs. Catherine Van Efion Glenn Van Horne Texfiles American Lilerafure Foods Journalism Home Living 'f Roberl' Wliifo Miss Moreffa Yearnd Modern History European Hislo Modern Hisfory 'Y ii N? Cla lon Thomas lndushiai' Training Driver Educaiion Pairiclr Sfruvo Social Sfudies Mrs. Lois Voxman Ralph Wahror lnsfrumenhsl Music Disfribufive Educalion M , , l A , V I, gi n t I M r. Q .23 1 ' . .iv.,f'if,'+5 ' ii' Nfl? Sl' 'Hi , rg' -- , ,,. Baseball Team Ends Muskies' Winning Streak. ff Q Hwy, Q' 5 -ss. a 4 s M is QW ii X2 Piclured above are lhe members of lhe I958 Lillle Hawlr sum- mer baseball leam. In lhe lronl row are Dicl: Loughran, Ed Williams, Harry Slaymalrer, and Dave Milchell. In lhe second row are Ty Greene, Gene Rariclr, Pal While, Jim Rogers. Bob SEASON'S RECORD Opponenl We They Williamsburg . . . 6 . . 2 Marengo . . . . I8 . . 5 Muscaline . . . O . . 2 Muscaline . . . 4 . . 3 Bellendorl . . . 2 . . I Williamsburg . . 6 . . 2 Muscaline . . . 4 . . 8 Muscaline . . . 5 . . I4 Kinross . . . I2 . . 2 Anamosa . . II . . I Bellendorl . . . 4 . . I Burlinglon . . I . . 0 Lisbon . . 9 . . O Allcins . . 5 . . 3 Norway . . . I3 . . O Anamosa . . 9 . . 0 Clarence . . 4 . . . I Muscaline . . O . . . I Williams. Andy Garvy, and Ed Wall. ln lhe Iasl row are head coach Bill Holslrom, Pal Phillips, Jim Charipar, Terry Culberl- son. Jerry Gingerich, Jim Tomlinson, Bill Slaymalrer, and as- sislanl coach Jack Demilroff. The highlighl ol lhe baseball season was lhe deleal ol Muscaline in lhe lillh game ol lhe season. This was lhe lirsl lime in lhree years lhal Muscaline had been delealed. Allhough winning one game againsl Muscaline. lhe Lillle Hawks Iosl lour lo lhem. Bul lhese four losses were lhe only ones ol lhe season lor lhe Hawlclels. For lhe lhircl slraighl year lhe Lillle Hawks Iosl lo Muscaline in lhe dislricl lournamenl, and Musca- line wenl on lo win lhe slale championship. How- ever lhe Hawlclels pul up a much lougher lighl lhis year pushing lhe game inlo lwo exlra innings, before losing I-O. The lirsl leam members were: Terry Culberlson. Andy Garvy, Jerry Gingerich, Pal Phillips, Gene Rariclc, Bill Slaymalcer. Jim Tomlinson, Ed Wall, and Bob Williams. Terry Culberlson. and Ed Wall were lhe lop lwo pilchers. Culberlson won six and Iosl one, while Wall won live and Iosl lhree. 8 I' 'G 4, -rf 4 Fair baIlI yells Don Farnsworfh, 'the offlcial, as Liffle Hawk Ed Wall' hifs fhe ball in +I'1e hird Iowa Cify game againsf Muscafine. Musca+ine won +he game, 8-4. 4 . ,A NA X. I .,h. K 3 Andy Qarvy leaps for The ball in fhe +hird game befween Iowa Cify and Muscafine, Did he calclw If or cIicIn'+ he: fI'1a+ is 'Ihe ques+ion. I9 QL fl' -fa S, 'I , fe , e 4 Cf., 'fat' L.: Ht WL, 21-,F ACRES, MARY ADAMS, ARTHUR f Q .- 1 3- . IX 1 QM I' X Iv I I - QNX AKERS, PAT ALBERHASKY, WILLIAM fs- 4 T' if 8 ' Q - Q. ,TY ' 11- q.,.. v I ' Q ALLEN, BEVERLY I I- -.,, 1 Q7 Y. Xxx ga . 'Q 5 I AYERS, DAVID X fs BAUSERMAN, KEITH if-'r 5, X AMLONG, JIM Y ' Q 3 tv-Q X A x I V , xx V -r g L I I , BACULIS, DAVID 'T l-Q19 BEACH, MARCIA 13:2 J MQ J fa -.NI I.. N A R I BETTERLEY, JOE ' 4 sms, ' ,,-. Q, . I 4' Xff X ,Lak NX AHRENS, DOUG AKERS, SANDRA ,ff AUBRECHT, CONNIE Ii W V A,R, L it BADER. LOUISE .W V. f I if .gn is if BEARD. CAROLE As freshmen we remember 'V 9' 2 fi V. 'Q , f X I BAKER, MARGARET ,S I' .fm-I. ,,,. I, :M g M K ir 4' I I BEARD. DON 'SLT LARRY mcxev., FRAN BIDNE, .nor-IN ' ,I t 'I ' .. , '4,,z,. s 'K in ,gi fs 821, . x - , BAMKEN, CHARLES al As BENNET. PAMELA A W I ,, , . ,., 5 1' ,ji N Sr ' BLACK, STEVE z ffda - 5 L I BARNES, WARD BERRY, KENT K :v,':.':,g?.- 1 lx :X xii, .ox A Lf: BOHLIN, RALPH gl, I iii. , ll BONFIGILO, MIKE I 597 A . 'T 'IQ 5. . -.,.,.p I Q - A ' I BRENNAMAN. KEN Aki'-by 2 6, It . CAIN, MIKE 'E Sw . Q A 'K ' 'if M CHELF, KAREN zfhi 74' lv 3D Q. avi CLATTERBAUGH. JIM In ,:. Dwi' X: I X Dm'-ii I . X it CORSO, MIKE I , nv , its 5 'J XJ Y - w Q., It BONTRAGER. DON is 'N ff D I QQ' X I snocsc, JUDY K tv.. A 4611? 'W' , I 1:4 '1..,. xt,- ' ' 15. I W. atxxifl CALKINS. TERRY rp- Q ' XXI CHUDWICK, SUSAN ' if qi M ' 4-- 4 wx.: Lf' - -n-., K I, Y 'I , , V ' ., X . ' 9 4 Q4 'L ,pi I 4 , ao- 'I' , I BOULTON. JULIAN B RAGG, EUGENE BREAM, EMILY BRECHT, DENNIS NK Q M 77 Q? ' 'fi I ...M .A . ,M .VZ -. Q x-. ' 1 .1 .31 51 X L ,mix :lim V I I if 15.-, DQ, ll . WX X':L'3fi1.7ttiE5A iii X Wl BROWN, DOUG BROWN, LARRY BUCHWALTER, LARRY BUNDY. ROBERT I . Iii- ,Q-I., A it Q as 4.45 'K -S Y Y -. f tx'-1. X Q ED L we 1 x K 1 CANNON, BILL CARMICHAEL, RUSS CARNEY, P EQ J.- -51 CILEK, JERRY I ,., ' I' ' IEFII ei. . .P X ' Wx 1 .NH ,-Ha 5 CORDLE, TOM CORNWALL, BECKY , ' it I X U A CORTIMIGLIA, SHARON cnow, DAVID 2 I our first terrif ing moments at City High. AT CASEY. LINDA CROWLEY, KATHY , 1 DAERING, SUSAN 'ull DEAN. ANN I 1. fn-fills. . Q DONHAM, KELLY I fv- J? is . II 52 EVASHEVSKI, JIM FOUNTAIN, PHYLLISS We remember the new experienc C I .' 3 . E . br A lr Q jf My Im CURTIS, TIM C. DAYTON, ESTER 'fs' I . ' A -I .I V 4 1,5 ' Q ,. fx ' sw N, U K DOLEZAL, JACKIE N I .- 1 50 45 ff I Nt' if NIII we. ENGEL, JOY Hb Ly-Q if D W FORAKER, JUDY - sz '7 ' A U s fi p 1 it W . 3 1, ,E I gf . In -A ,J I W N- X fa.. -- A A . 'EW I I, A I AI AIINN . I y , 7 ,xl ff.. 21, A',V , ergyv W If is I 1 I w YI We Him DELSING, JOHN DICKER, SHIRLEE DICKERSON, JIM DOLAN, ED .3 f' I ,. 9 ' fi? 'Z J un, I if 5-2 ,Q '72, 2-3. '51 'g' .V A ' -E. I vi 3 W. f Ig, xx I E, i X U w 510 N ' n X Q ' ci sz I 'I I X- M , 511 EAKES, GLENN EBERT, JOHN EICHLER, LEWIS ELLIS, RICHARD 9 I If , Fm , f J f'k 'f-1 -- . . - I 'V Ib A I 'N FARNSWORTH, BOB FILES, CARLEEN FILES, SANDRA PINK, DICK , A P . J, . 5 ' 1 J I R ' ' IE' 104. . A MI DDIIAA Qgf-IE. ,'t9i5'i 2r. I FRACASSINI, DAVE FREI, JUDY FRIJMAN, LINDA FRIMMEL, CHERYL 22 . sf- R 1 E, 'sk Rx -wx X , ',s.,,v. -' Q7 V, , Ti, A 33 z MW ,N 5'-N a -K X I X M J LX 5. , ' FROESCHLE, JUDY FUHRMEISTER, BARBARA GAUDINEAR, CAROL GEIGER, TONY GEOFFRION, JANET A S ' ' R ES ... . an f 5 f A K,.. A ff. A J Y 1 ' A 'q : L I Q 6. t 1 GODDARD. JERRY GOETTLE, CAROL GOODFELLOW, SUSAN GLANN, ALEX ' ' sf , 2 2 at zn, V ' .+L 1 , 5 I ,--. QQ: ,PA , V 'lm .J Yr-'f' GOSDEN, DAVID GRIFFITH. SHEILA GRIMM, SUSAN HAGEBOECK. ANNE . Q 5,94 GORDON, DON 5 f - Arm .,,- 1-, HAIGH. BILL Q, GERLACH, SUSAN 'VV 4-33: a . llffix fan ,AAR 'eihks GORDON. GARY LQ I all In , HARBOUR. DAVE 5 Q 'FL ' . ' mf 'X pl. ' J X ' ii -3 'Q' fs 1' ,N -. 1 1 ,:.. Q , ': H ,Y VI xx 2 V ' ' ' R M 'x X, B V Y, A A 5. I 'HL 'L Wxifm A , , A51 HARGRAVE, ALEX HARNSI DMD HAUBER, KEITH HAwKnNs, TERRY 153, AA 1- L 6 of football HEDGES, BILL k b HERDLISKA, SANDRA an HS et 3 games. L' ' ' f E A M' 9 xg R A A . .C 52: 'ws 7, . 'ai L. sw Y. va rw- L 5 .xx M! .A , HIRKO. JOHN HERSHBERQER, DON 23 Q 'I Q N' 1 fa t - if 'R Q 1 wgx Hlsxocx, MARILYN How-IERZ, PAUL HUGHES, RICHARD Memories of our freshman party and 5 .if- ,Le I 'R fi 5. 'E-'Q N -RX XTX HUNTZINGER, TERRY A is , . an VH 5? gf -IS.. , Q P QI JOHNSON, DWAYNE ifwvvg, Q ffsizvx 4. 1 'WI f +A. KENNEDY, PAT , IR My ,f KLOOS, WAYNE L T, X ,.,, D , A I ,. 4, YE KUHN, DEBBIE , , iiiifiif.-f , - :f-bsfsqgizi ' .A - , Rs- My , Eri n A ,Q , -QI ...M 1 1 .fm .1 9-6 'gg LARsoN. JIM Lens, Juov KAY Levv, AND. ,ri TN-, - r fe,. 'R W , W ,AR LEWIS. BEATRICE 24 n i l l , 'N IRWIN, JO HELEN , R, I 1-by , S' fy, KABELA, DOROTHY ,a Kale Aw KERN, KATHLEEN e, A I ,, W I A I Kor-IL, CRAIG ISL, Y 1 F K Q' R is 13 I ' 5 LANG, GAYLE ur? . , ,615 A N In E- L , g,V. , , if ' LINDEMAN, JIM ff: if ge Q ITZIN, CATHY KAISER. KENT R ,.- KLOOS, WANDA Q54 KRALL, JUDY A KI 'i . -.... LARSON, SUSAN 1, I RMI l LONGSTRETH. AL VINA r sf'- ...N 'lf LUMSDEN, MIKE gf is Ffn I ..kX1xiH?'lx ,, - Ia. . N Y H W A ,Q ?S5?:,: 2 I S- Q' R ' .V f 1,: : 7-, . - t . K 7 ir ,K I ' 4' 3 9 Fl ' bl X A! S v X05 i N Q I Vw ,yvg ru s JIM MCKEE, JACKIE McARTHUR, MA McKEE, JOHN MARA, JERRY ,D S Aj 7 X5 K 'vw ,Q l Q 1 1 my - 1 , v Y N MARSDEN. MARTY MARSH. AL 1 -' S , G.: wQ',.f MASON, JUANITA av -s Y N ,' If I f? 1: MAVIS. KAREN N .fi .- -sig wwf Q W Q , I . 4. , 4 , Lgkisv-'A 1 I x ' xr 5 MEYER, JIM MILLER, BOWMAN IL il., 'S 'gg . Q a 3 .ni MITCHELL. DAVID MOORE. MARY RLEE McCALL, JOHN McCORMICK, FRANK McGINNES , . .r X ,L 'X MARPLE, MARY ANN 5, XX f, 5 VN I AJJJ AJ M- Q I iX MASKE, GARY C S.gi. 696'J . '-fl fm MERRIFIELD. DAVE the freshman play drift through our minds MILLS, KAY , -. Q' V In Q '-5, il Q:-E. . - - ' f u ' Q J .I ,, ,I A ,. MOORE, METTA MOSS, DAVID NELSON, VIRGINIA OBRECHT. CELIA 25 , A A as ' V, ' .. , A ' I ,V W n .,. :rig 1 it M ,V x I I X an A ' X' O'HARRA. MARIETTA OLSON, DONNA OLSON, LARRY OMANN, JANE , ,',3,,.' in vw? :s V L k if 1 1 Q., I L.: fb :A 'f ew- PANNOS, JIM f 42, A AG 'S 4 -I fs., S. ,,, ,V , 1, PETTIT, DEWAYNE , is I , 'ie' .V tw X AQ, ' 1, RAIM, DICK .pi F4 4 I ' Q. 'Q ROUSE, SHARON Ln, .. QL. Ai Y RINEHART, SUSAN PARSONS, SUSI PHARES. LINDA RARICK, JAY I fI ' ' ' I ' E-I , I, . 'E f REARDON, DENNIS AQFN'f V., ROAN, TOM PATTERSON, JERRY POGGENPOHL, JEAN Y I RARICK, KEN . 1--1 ,I B I In F! W' . . . 53i.55Zi,,.,, ,L sa wrt' ' :Wu RHOADES, JOHN ROBBIE, JOCOLYN 26 Ds A PATTERSON, MIKE POGUE, ROSE ANN . 1, R1 , 1 '? H Q' df I J 3 f 42 gn 9? Q V, ,N . Q , v fi' -mlm? I-ww Yin.. ,I .,,w.1,Y PLANK, JIM 32, I 5 A in W . f -gf, , ,,,f sm, ORTH, PATSY OVERLAY, RYLAND '-1, 2 'K , I Q 2. ll. 3 I I E il A I . R W 'iw' PENNEY, BARBARA 3 R Y I.. Q Nu. PURVIS. MARY PETRIK, JANICE PUTNAM, TOM We elected our officers ' af ROBERTS. BILL an M i 4, C B ,5gf,' ROWLEY, BILL SCHMIDT, GENENE I ,I I- A 6-P 'cf ge, -I SCHROCK. THELMA f P , , 'EY X- u Y SENTMAN. KAY , A , x. v 4' ,JI N 4 . 1, , ' 5:1 SMITH, BARBARA ,L Y x I L: fu... V'1 ff ROSS. EARL RYAN. JOYCE I 'la , V1 SCHMIDT, RON I1 If W SCHROEDER, JANE Q 'E SHARP, JACKIE . 1 YPTTA T, I 9 SMITH, DENNIS .L ,A fi, -4' x Q PQ ST. N .L 5 I G., , ii ROSS, PAUL l SCHLAEGEL, JULE eg Q ,I If SCHMIDT, STEVE SCHULTZ, SHARON 3 if 'Q .1- X SHIMON. LINDA L I SMITH, JERRY SCOTT to lead us ancI to speak for us. ' 4. I if 5 J I. -fl: , NA' - , RUTH SCOTT, SUSAN SEE, SHERRYL V 9513, ,.,, ,I we fl f fl In f . ' I 59571141 In If If of Q , i -Q: se 9 1 it . .., , xx, SHOULDICE, GAIL SINGLEMAN, CAROL SLEZAK, O I . Sas' lf, I 'I 5. SNIDER, EVELYN SNIDER, KANDY SNOOK, GARY ,, 'W , -'L . if Q-A . I SPENLER, JUNE If gf STONER, CAROLINE I fi '-- . X sweNsoN, Tom I' A 'W A R QL il, , A I 1 THOMSON, RICHARD .5-1 TYLER, TANDY -1 VESELY. JUDY Q :T 'Q 1 Y s., , E E STALKFLEET, RICHARD 7 , 1 , C' STONER, KENNETH 4? f -I N TAYLOR, JANE ESI TREPTOW, BARBARA K' , 'C' I UPDEGRAFF, MARGARET xx L 'ir' VILLHAUER, JEAN W Q M, STALLFORT, MIRIAM , 1 , aff-E STRABALA, MELVIN THOMPSON, DONNA Qgh I fi TRUMMEL, ELIZABETH mf VACIK, MARY HELEN ,,1 ,gg X VINEYARD. GENE ii STALLFORT, SHARON 5. Q r ds 0 I dn III I is Q.. SWAILS, LINDA THRASHER, DENNIS ' A if 125, ez.. 52. W TRUSSELL, JANE A' ,' 1.. A Q... , 1 L ,, I VANHOOVE. SUSEY dv y K, VINEYARD, GLORIA 28 ui , . if' as R51 I ' Br STECKLING, MARLEEN Q2 in XX I SWARTZENDRUBER, JAMES . 5? Mig t I THOMPSON, KAREN jhfff I,?47,Uf fffx TUDOR, CONNIE It ' ,5 - - 9 . .A V 'V ' .MGS f W SP X ' Q in X ' VERMACE, DICK If ,, .I , 'f Q, I vRcHoncKY, so :ha 'Y I as 'B I +. . STEVENS, BOB W'-v 92 , I .., Q 'b SWEETING, BARB ,g, 'f. THOMPSON. LEROY , .. , V li,si,i -W. K 0 xx Q I Www RL TURNER. CHERYLE -1 I VEIORY, ROBERT Eff f T? 1 6' , QL. :-, in S Qi ,.,, ' .L I I ' VREDENBURG, DENNIS I Ii I f 1 L 1 L wAucen, CHARLES WASHBURN, LINDA -2, If , N V xg - -Lil WICKS, BOB Si In i mr W IWW li, a wk All I WIN BORN, WARREN -if I , 1 A s L, 7 nfl .iz I A ' , H We ima 3 S 4 L K WEBSTER, SALLY WEIDNER, VERA WESTCOTT, BETTY I ,:,. 3 A: EW z ik W, is -TEVV ,gwg J' W A E ,,: fy UAQKM .IQ WILDMAN. JOHN WILLERT. PAM WILLEY. MARSHA WILLIAMS, JIM , G' W 1 'L 'lm i 3' agav . . jg' ti , 1 If ' - 2-.IL-ag j J ll: Q ,11-111 Jj,ggI?f -,g g ' WOMBACHER, BUTCH WOODS, AMANDA WRIGHT, TOM YOUNG, GLADYS Last of all, we remember our first year at City High as a wonderful preview of the remaining years. 29 WHISENAND, STEVE ff-P at fl, 45. Z I I WILMETH, JOHN Four members of lhe Modern Dance Club praclice on Siege. Anollner one over fhe wall +o freedom! ' g Crarnming for anollwer one of Mr. Pal S+ruve's exlremely dilflcull exams. 30 SGPHGMORE CHEERLEADERS Lining up in a familiar lormalion, fhe cheerleaders are, from lefl lo riqhf: June Sponler, Marly Marsden,, Dorofhy Darling, Ann l-laqeboeclc, Bonnie Gauper, and Helen Warner. The sophomore squad is composed of Three freshman qirls and fhree sopho- more members. They are chosen 'From lryoufs held every year. Slarfing al 'rhe far lell and picfured clockwise are June Spenler, Bonnie Gauper, Dorolhy Dar- ling, Helen Warner, Marly Marsden, and Anne Hageboeclc. I' Drill Team members picTured in The TirsT row are Jean STelpTlug, Mary Liz Connell, MarqareT EwaIT, Barbara GriTT'iTh, and Carol Gaudineer. ln The second row are Connie Weller, Connie Bofhell, Lynelle Parlcer, Karen Fowler, and Nancy Messer. Included in The Third row are Joyce Sullivan, PaT l'-lerrioT?, Carolyn Womloacher, Ellen clones, and KaThleen Moore. ln The lasT row are Nancy Gauper, Donna Rarey, Befly Ann Abrams, PaT Donahue, and Penne Snalcenberq. DRILL TEAM One oT The divisions oT Pep Club includes The Drill Team and Color Guard. The TwenTy-Tour member girls' drill Team perTorms aT all home TooTball games and This year They wenT To Rock island To enTerTain also. They parTicipaTed in The UniversiTy Homecom- inq Parade. Five senior qirls are selecTed Tor Color Guard each year. They pres-enT colors aT home Toot ball and baslcoTball games. ff? 'Q Vi , M T 1 4 .' ,915 1 , I M N . x N a 4, . - f lk 'W- RX T .,'m. s. 1 .35 5' Drill Leader Tor This year was Sandy Lyon. Color guard in TormaTion before a TooTball game includes in The baclc row, Trom IoTT To riqhT, Jeannena Alexander and Joan Alber haslcy. In The second line are GreTchen Grimnf and Debbie Hawlc ins. Carrying The American T'ag is Judy Murphy. . .ff . QQ? Scif? I W FS aw '-P1332 JEWELRY Since I854 Offers our sincere con gra'ruIaI'ions Io 'rhe Chrisf- mas Formal Queen, Miss Nancy Croy and Io fhe I959 gracIua+es of Iowa Cify High School. NANCY CROY at one-hundred nine east washington 0 Fiction 0 Non-Fic ion I , Pmjmk, John s Grocery 0 Complete Medical Dept. Meath - Groceries Hawkeye Book S+ore may 3.9441 30 S. Clinfon 3 6 2 I OPEN SUNDAYS Redwood HAMBURG INN No.2 Garden Cerrfer Call Your Orders In Buy Them By The Sack Hiway 6 Jusf Wesi of CoraIviIIe Bank 8: Trusf DIAL 55I2 Phone 428I Coralville, Iowa 2.4 NORTH UNN 33 PARIS CLEANERS Best Wishes to th Class of 1959 Everything in Paint G Glass Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. I22 E. College IOWA CITY, IOWA I phone 3,38 Rebal's Food Market For IIO E. College F R E E GROCERIES Pick Up and Delivery and FRESH MEATS LEOS' STANDARD SERVICE I30 N. Dubuque IOWA CITY, IOWA T Brake S B t Motor Tun WHITE FRONT CAFE 6l4 S. DUBUQUE ST. Complete Line of FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Swails Refrigeration 205 S. Capitol DIAL 633I For EXOUISITE JEWELRY and SILVER Shop at . . . ALGER'S JEWELRY 205 E. Washingfon FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION IOWA CITY, IOWA For the Finest DAIRY PRODUCTS Call 9I23 SANITARY FARM DAIRIES NORTH DODGE VIOODBURN SOUND SERVICE I 2 I 8 E. CoIIege BOB'S RADIO AND TV 2I27 Muscaiine Ave. Dial 3864 MOTOROLA SALES 8: SERVICE Television Car Radios Ally tiff CCN and the Home Radios Clock Radios Peffecf SU-'Cafe' af ' - - S'I'ereo HiFi, Phonographs w I L L A R D S Transisfor Por'I'aI:aIes I3O E. WASHINGTON Going on a Picnic? First Stop at . . ME TOO STORE 26 S. Van Buren Congratulations Class of 1959 PLUMBERS SUPPLY C0. Wholesale Distributor Plumbing 8: Healing Supplies For Dairy Foods with that fresh, clean Havor, buy . . . HOME TOWN DAIRY FOODS Wishful Thinking I l at KIRWAN FURNITURE 6 s. DUBUQUE RACINE'S cigars Tobaccos LuncI1eoneHe GiH's Novelfies Dubuque au wushiugwu s+s. Congratulations Class of 1959 STEWART SHOE C0. LESLIE A. MOORE JAMES S. MOORE Ho'I'eI Jeflerson Bldg. IOWA CITY, IOWA Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Flowers by EICHER HAWKEYE LUMBER C0. 803 S. Dubuque PHONE 4l5I 9 E. Washington IOWA CITY STEREO HI-FI RECORDS DAN ROTH IIATCHEIIY RADIO IEIEIIISION 804 S. Clinton PHONE 8-0403 Spencefs Harmon Hall Congratulations I5 SI DIIIZIIIII to Class of '59 since 1912 Mifenls Suburban Home of Fine Furniture Open 9:30 A.M. +o 6 P.M. Daily Monday 8: Thursday Evenings Un+iI 9 P.M. Highway 6 Wesi' IOWA CITY, IOWA 37 -nb, rig .wif , ' tg.. , sud' .,,, fa ,.- . F U 2 Ng ' I -fic' -ip., W I , ,3- .' gn:--,, E, H f. pf, ?':,' 3- , If .bt ' If 'H . 1 , iris' . b N1-? mi' 1 H 'J f if ' 'rl I ' . ?,f. ,F . xx. ., ..g , J V ET: ' ' 1q '.j V fu, 1 sh f . 7,5 ' .61 'A-'F Ji 1 Xi . A,- -'J' Y f 1 iii, ' ,' .sb 1 e.- p- . '-lk 1 ' ' :Q-3 ' :Wy-E Q fr' 'L-. 'if . :riff - rig. ,JY- I? ,. ii T 5 , -- .,,-, .,-,,.v,,,-v, ,I - .N .. -..- H. f ., 'rf :R1--pr: ...- ,1 -f 13,7 ,V Hn .. q,,'7- --'gg-U .V:.tLk. 'g s,x --p ,QA . '. ,'.VQ'T ,jaw ., L np, A . , 1' ' ,. TV 'ML' H x ' v L - ii . ' 1 , . 1.....Ti.....,..LQw5: f-3. fziiim.-I-.. .mz:,.-L2 ,.1w.mu J ' x '22 E F69 OF' xllff Ill My FALL STLIDE T COUNCIL OFFICERS Presidenf . .... . Phoebe Welr Vice-presidenr . . . Mary Liz Connell Secrerary-'rreasurer . . . Judy Murphy Corresponding secrerary . . Sandy Cline The voice of 'rhe srudenfs af Cify High resfs wilh Their represenlafives Io Sfudenl' Council. The pur- pose of Ihis group of sfudenis is Io discuss ideas befween rhe adminisrralion and The sludenf body. Some of 'rheir acfivifies This year included: regis+ra- 'rion and orienrarion of 'rhe freshmen, selling up of Ihe Chrisfmas free in 'rhe social hall, selling ac'rivi+y +icIce+s, and making plans for a foreign exchange sfudenr a+ Ciry High nexl' year. To conclude 'rhe year +hey se+ up Ihe elecrion of nexr year's class officers. Some of Ihe sfudenl' council members sealed in fhe auditorium. In Ihe firsr row are David Moss. Dave Fracassini, Mary Corbin, Judy Murphy, and Phoebe WeI+. Sealed in Ihe second row are Amanda Woods, Clark Barnes, Sieve Machovec, Dave I-Iusfon, and Mary Liz Connell. Those in fhe fhird row include Anne Hageboeclc, San dy Cline, Diane Rembolf, Bob McCooI, and Sherry Sullivan. SENIOR OFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Presidenf . . . Keirh Borcharl' Presidenr . . . Dave Husfon Vice-presidenr . . . JoneHe Parizek Vice-presidem' . . Kafhleen Moore Secrefary-Ireasurer . . Nancy Croy Secrefary-Ireasurer . . Marsha Hale JUNIOR OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS Presiden-I' , , , Jerry Monk Presidenf . . . Dave Fracassini Vice-president . . . Joe Harding Vice-presidenf . . . Dave Moss Secrefary-heasurer , , P51 Daering Secrerary-'rreasurer . . Ann Hageboeclc A special assembly was held This year To pay TribuTe To UniTed NaTions Week. The assembly was puT on by sixTeen Senior Girl ScouTs who had visiTed The U.N. building beTore leaving on a Trip To Europe. The girls Told of Their Tour Through The UN. and oT The inTormaTion They learned There. They also shared Their experi- ences in Europe ThaT relaTed To TuncTions oT The UN. From lefl To righT The girls are Mary Hazard, Carolyn TroTT, Shari WesT, Jan RoberTson, Judy Seavy, Debbie Hawkins, JoneTTe Parizelc, Nancy Croy, Phoebe WelT, Joan Alberhaslcy, Mary Hansen, Joan Gosenberq, KaThy Jones, Margaref Hardin., Mary Fran Crehmeyer and Georgia Fonlcen. . . ASSEMBLY Flags behind The girls represenf naTions Scoufs have visiTed on Their Travels. I I I n ' 3 Junior Play Success, CiTy High Comes Through To Win, Wake Up And Read. These are iusT a Tew of The headlines ThaT appear in every issue oT The LiTTle Hawk. The l-iTTle Hawk is published every Two weeks by The Journalism Class. They see To iT ThaT The paper is Tull oT Timely evenTs and news iTems. They sTrive To puT The paper ouT on Time. IT is a loT of hard work, buT They geT iT done. P' - lC,flf7gS from the IDfliS00efS ' ll Charlie Blown 'EE' v ing To pasTe The page in sTraiqhT so iT will come ouT all are: from leTT To righf, Ron Purvis PaT Peferson and y STevens. smann his s rm: mills advisor, Mr. oienn Van looks gp foniilihe Iaifesf issue oT The LITTLE HAWK. gig NNSQJP-vga P9116 rs Dip BMP 98 486177 42 fiifiilii ff f fi Z f 1 7 '.f!5if,,1g9i- y Z f ? yi 4 G voL.m's :rom cm - -u-usa sem. pee --fver- Junior class members of lhe LiHle Hawk pose for a picfure shorfly affer lhe naming of permanenf sfalrf From leff +o righr +hey are Mary Lou Scoii, Judy Sorensen, Janis Spenler, Paul Oxley, Carl Jablonski, Barb Gee Ron Purvis, Linda Housel, Judy Sfevens, Donna Coals, Marcia Van Epps, Carolyn Prymek, and Carol Lockharf. Sealed is Pal' Pererson, +he new ediror. ' Those fferrifying lasr hours before final deadlines, 'rhe mad race 'ro +he dark room 'ro huni' for more piciures, ihe search for fhe smelly iar of rubber cemenr. and an aiiempf 'ro sell ads af fhe lasr minufe . . . fhese are a 'Few of +he fond memories +ha+ will remain in rhe minds of all 'rhose who worked on lhe Li'r+le Hawk siafi. The enfire sraff is supervised by Mr. Glenn Van Horne, Journalism Advisor a+ Cify High. A+ rhe beginning of second semesfer each year a new Junior sraff Takes over, and rhe Seniors quieily si'r back io see how well Their shoes can be filled. This year Pai Peferson was 'rhe chosen one io come up on fop as 'rhe Eclifor-in-Chief. On her siaff are: Judy Sfevens ....... Associafe Ecliror Mary Lou Scoff . . . News Ediror Linda Housel . . . . . Fea+ure Edi+or Al Schallau . .... Sporis Ediior Ron Purvis . . . . . Adveriising Execufive Marsha Van Epps . . . Business Execu+ive Paul Oxley . . . . . Siarli Phofographer Carolyn Prymek . . Circulaiion Direcior Donna Coars .... .... S fall Arlisl' News, Sporfs, and Feafure Sfafiz Jim Cosiolo, Barb Gee, Carl Jablonski, Carol Lockhart Judy Sorensen, Janis Spenler. 43 Ci+y Higkfs 8:00 A.M. fraffic fam. One way only! Looks like Mike Myers is cramming for a book reporf .... Why are you hiding in 'rhe corner, Bufch? A rare momenf . . . fhree members of The Annual s+aFF are working! ...xxx --Q T. A--.-.....v TW .-.M W f w 1 i Q L, X Mr. Malcolm Gore helps oul Jim Knolce by giving him some advice during Exam Week. iff ff,.'-:A YA I ' z Q0 cb oO0i32?3Om 0 6 030 O 4 0332 6sQ V-.D 5 Emu IN As sophomores we became a part of... 2 ' ' ' L h In 'K Q. if, Q I , CAROL ALTON DONNA ALWINE W 4 F 1 R ::'o E, ' .0 I 'F A '?'?u sqm' '4.'. U. !:o'o.a'.!h CHESTER BELL ANITA BENJAMIN V4 N MARY AMRINE ,1 g a ,Eu if -A 0 X ABBY BENTON gg ' Z vim ,L Nw . 43' Q X AQ A kr' TOM ABBOTT f., an ,,. il 1 QR ' 3 LX A S16 6 75 E ' 1, f 1 DAVE ALBERHASKY W' fe' A i IN- , 'TRI - - if JOE BARBER e -psi A ROGER BLACK 46 sem ABRAMS YvoNNE Anols 3' if A 'Q-. LARRY ALDEMAN TUNA ALIKADI N I , A.. Q Q A Q f. , Y L it DAVE BEARD JAN REELER - A ,2 i-ng. K - . Q 6, RON aLooM MARY BOARTS ,fi . Y- . xx 'K IQ V I I MYRON BOOR if '-Q.- 5 RON BRANDT X BARB BORCHART - 31 Q ,A QA Q 49 SHARON BROOKHART I Q L0 I V fl Q5,. I I is t- V: an ir Q , Vg. ia 'fliu 'Q in ff? ' . CONNIE BOTHELL BILL BOWEN wi I... , A 5 I o9 'X' f? RITA BROWN JUDY BROOKS City Hi's normal BARB CAREY routine of study and work. 1 Qt Q it ' X CAROL CARSON CAROLYN CASADY 5 X ,fgz wi df I , x SANDRA CLINE MICHELE CLINITE R N Q Q7' W fl'- H is GARY CHELF MARY cu.eK M 'V ' I ' .7 '-T17 Y 'Ib L . . I 45- ' MIKE COBURN MARTHA COMER X DQ L A ,SRF ' ,MR TOM BOWMAN it R I LYNNE BURNHAM if a 1 1 QNX if 'E at X1 V It A DICK CARMICHAEL fi' 4 ww DINAH CARNEY 'Vs at , 3 7l!E?..E' Wm' -. E K C , BRUCE BOYD I5 NANCY BYWATER - I Sk ' I I BOB CARN EY I' I ' mf.. I ff '75 RUTH CARPENTER T' x Rusr-4 CLARK PHYLLIS CLAUSEN if , V ' - - -, I W if 3,14 Ev' Aft -xg .Y f :IIE ' A Uigxgfl MARY CONNELL LARRY COOK 'K 1 'rn I :Q I' ,, Qi -Q: Ig Q R C , W Q A ww 1. Q A-I ' Q1 9 l ly W. K rg 4 A ' 'V A if -ff , A ., I J? x . I I , . x I I XI U r I 1, ,Lead DICK CORSO PRISCILLA CROSKEY RON CUPPY ELDON CURRY LANNY CURRY H 'WNY-8 3 M I I, jf in fha. Y' I A -I i ' , ia JULIE DAVIS JANIE DAWLEY CAROL DICKERSON I We M., Q RT: - - I In 1 . 'is an fx ,L I . Hx ' Q 4 Q 19 . Y' , sf: I I gg- vu 41 '-I N. ,5 ' 15 . I, ig 1w,,k A ' 'fg,,..i'T-24 1,45 f H . rg!! gg: I 'fi is w DOROTHY DARLING I I W' r aim 5.419 KAREN DORHEIM JIM DORT LESLEY DUNLAP helped acquaint the S . 1 if . ,AA ,- xv N X N DIANE DUNLOP EDITH ECKARD O 'fr freshmen and looked forward . ' 'K X JONNIE ELLSWORTH . A . xp ' ws f 'ff 'L BETTY ETHERINGTON KAREN EWALL MARGARET EWALT MARILYN EWALT 7 Af, .T 'I S' 'X ' 's -E. . vl I L ,gg w in I ' as W A A x MARY FOUCHEK -9 . I , NORMA FOUNTAIN ANNE FLORA LAVERNE FORBES I 'IA U4 J' I . f It 32 ,1 is , -,,... ,, A I, ,I ., si CRYC va A R r I. , .5 ' get K walk R ' T, 5 TIM FAIRCHILD 7 M .I . 'NL 1...-n ,I I fr i . , 'gk' KAREN FOWLER I IQ , L , -. I Q wg 'rf' Y s QIACK FESLER Ig I, , I Q 'Am BILL FRAJMAN I ,Z ' -.,, I , is 5 FY '5' , BUTCH FRANTZ LARRY FRANTZ k 4 . 4: N PU ' ' assi. -1 iii A I' ky' JULIE GARWOOD BONNIE GAUPER DON FREEBERG 9 if K I 4 .. 4 I x I BOB GIBSON to new activities and responsibilities. ' I . ei lt' 5 WILTON HARRIS BETH HAWKINS I www - . ,k 'R I , I ' I I S , I x :if JUDY HENRY KEN HENRY 1. SHIRLEY HAYES .. -sv, I ' -,..,v1 rf, :Y X2-2 - X , ff KRISTI HERVIG GARY FREEMAN -, Q X If .- K fl 1 A. A I -4 QM, I MIKE GILROY W va' vs .. I A! JOYCE GRANDRATH , Ist, qv I BEN HEDGES II :I I' 1 I .,s XX V 'Cut . -ss' ,- JIM HIRT 49 is X V I h gf, N I ff , , ,- WANDA GAFFEY GEORGE GALIC I x J , 5' , lp , DARLENE GINGERICH JUDY GINGERICH V ,K L L ,, V1 :' Q , , K ' W 1. L is I A A is BARB GRIFFITH Vim-'f I KEN HAMLIN X4 9 I fi ,i,,,s,, A 1 iq, Q CHERYL I ELBLE I - ul I Q, ., A A BRUCE HOFF MARSHA HALE Q - JOHN HARPER 1? , ,L Q A r LARRY HEMPSTED s ' A I 'Q' Yi a 1 54. FRED HOFRICHTER I glH ..3A 1' wg '.A,. i Y r 1. ef' ED HOGAN I E' Ex DAVE HUSTON a I n.',. Q . SUSAN JACOBS , Y Ax 'X 0-. 4 1 . ALAN JANUARY .,5R. I 5 -0- J Q 4, LA 1 f Wx ELIZABETH KADERA cg i , Hx N . I fl'-A JERRY KELLEY ,, I. q Ez J, 2 I N V , wwf , fL' E f W 'fe 1 W, v 9 Q., ,1- -A 1' , af! van 'Li ' x Zim. 49 'I DAVE HOLCOMB BEVERLY HORA ROSELLA HORA BONNIE HOUSER We N, JEAN JAMES - . I began to think R I I of MARY HUGHES MIKE IRWIN leaf and bug collections ,Q I I , If Nm , - 2 f. . . I 'Q W 5- 'If all L2 :fl A Y I. 9 'I a n,, f ', - - if ' I Q- JFK' ,RJR RE? ,?' A fe A If I. A A I X KIQEXEX i , N,Lk 5 , xx J. . ' g ii f .rl at My I mwm'A1RR N17 JA +VJJY asf- wsw an ..f.f,ffsht4Jff .E X' I wkkgfi ff' I JOEL JENSON RICHARD JONDLE CLARK JONES JERRYnJONES LOU JONES 1 'V 9:2 'J W? Er Q. I A I if V .Q , as A we, X J, ,:qff: ,L Y K f3J6'G3dl PAT KADLEC BRUCE KAISER LEONARD KALLIO JANICE KARR ALVERDA KELLEY I .JI I ax I ' A I ..., 'VRS 'YEL' I x J 4 , SARAH KEMMER JIM KESSLER I KAREN KOBES TOM KORNEGOR JEAN KOSER - if x I l l' I - . '- - 112' :W gps In , RUTH KROGH JOYCE LAFFERTY VIC LANDWEBER I .M k E l I x Nuvlkxll I E' H 1 W ff , 'L . MICHAEL LEONARD LYNDA LETTS I DICK LIND JUDY LINDHORST RICHARD LOUGHRAN ERIC LUNDOUIST RON MCCALL and frog clisections w,,-m lwQgQ .Ql- -nu -'AGC We learn all aboul life In biology. N. Xi L fs 'W 45k , , I, 1 'I gi I 4' ly Lx ,WXX LINDA LIECHTY I 5. I PAT MCCONNELL .T ,Q , S.. I 'E 4 15 oo vi ,Ill xv All I lll Z P L l I f lfv COLLEEN MCDERMOTT ED MCGINNESS in biology class. 7. ,N J: A. At, u v 7 if xg . 1, 'w- . 'WM 3 W PRESTON MCKEE ED MACAGNO NORMA MACKEY T ,L. 7 L ,loo 44 I S' G' N ff Y I 4 If ' ' + 8 f . A s, l'i1'ff ' -yi Q. RICK MACY SANDY MADDEN MAUREEN MAGEE 5I 5 K' 'Q Q J SANDRA MARTIN CLARISSA MILLER E 1 W ' 6 4: I C, PHIL MINNICK V L . 1 BOB MORRIS ?' . la, 5 I A I Q I x I L2 .X JACK MATHIES -L ,F I E , Tj KATHLEEN MATT ,-4:35 , 9 9- 1' .1 M I sry EW 'I 'A xg I this Vw. 'Q , - Q' I It U, 1 A, s , GEORGE MILLER JERRY MILLER Q ,gi fi Qu' KATHLEENE MOORE r , ' ' . as - 3' GARY MORTON xi I y S I-Z vw-W , r-- ,A 1 4if x I . I fx' LINDA MOORE Y-ew W CAROL MULHE CQ! METER' 'J RIN -if , E E if uh ,g , Z, ,gl .4 ,, Q: ,: K ,it Q: .:.: F , , 5- I if ,gig K V , ' 4 MIKE MEGAN CHARLES MEGGIT NANCY MESSER 1, N 'f A I I , is T 4 8 I- -ffl I I A - I - ' If -'L' EL X Qs Q A A 5.1 -1' . -- KARL MILLER PAT MILLER JIM MILLS As we Iook back we remember the -se E. fill ,I . 4. ' A A ' I '- 'e'R A '1 I I ' I - JUDY Novv JOHN oAKs I If I I 2,3 3, ,ii 5,5 ,Iii it N I PAUL OLSON BILL ORTH 52 x 'S .W L f' 'Ni -vm Q' ,-nv- 15 , , . , , F gf. 4 1 Q' P Ye , fi A xv fil e Y NK N PAX 1 GARRETT OSBORNE BILL OTTO BOB PANZER , nf gait' -wr Q 'Q- Q Y A ED PETTIT CHARLES PHILLIPS PAUL PICKERING many events that made 'Q K G' 4, : ty,-I, JIM RITTENMEYER v L Wh.. . , E ' CAROL RUPPERT fe 4- LYNELLE PARKER if v vw de SANDRA PICKERING -A y ' P110- If 'Yi awe 'f A 1. DICK PARRISH A S . X BARB PUMPHREY up the school year. JL ? fr 1' :Vij- n , I CONNIE ROGERS N x MARY RUPPERT GERI ROGERS an x .Mx BOB RYDER RUTH ROGERS . irlx wi A NANCY SCHREFFLER Rum PeNNeY ol A z JP fe 1 A we 'P 95 N? kg x-. eb by Q Kg Y S S L1 JIM POGGENPOHL JIM PUSH N r 9 5 5 f f 4' 2 ' A SL an 'eff wh X, 3 ,. ' Rom Rene .nANer Reese r Y . ff' ' is 'L . r wi' ir A 4 A ,Q 1 P' V . ' . L A mi w e Y HANNAH ReYNoLns rom Rncr-aARosoN lie DAVE ROSE MARY ROSE J , 9 i we fs. f I S .lk V Y Y, in A A 5 ': ' ' J JANET SCRIVEN LAVERNE SCROGGS I 1 .Ll sp- A 1 N SAMANTHA SEATON G' CATHY SNIDER -U-X li 17- ' JANE SPENLER ge-, BILL STEVENSON R If-E 2 '4 fi TH Z' x . i I GERALD SWAILS I x QM 4 I Kg if Lf fm .4 lf' DICK VOSS -up Mc-gf I ,, A-A li Uv-Q yu as E an 'H+ .5 Q KATHY SHABEL KATHY STEVENS in Tm ' P X T. X KATHY STOFFEL 1 W:f QT JIM SWAILS iw A . .. 9' . wi. tg-,, in I .J A 'XSS :I lx ix' ALVIN WAGNER 42 TERRY SHAFFER MARY SHALLA ANGIE SILLS most of all we remember that half x 35 , L ' MARY SMITH 'JR f Q 'lb' I DAVID SOVERS 0 Q Q I Q-,,,'.,,., if . A nf, 5 ' I mx 5 V . II fs I I JTEN V' 11 3 I hm' I 'I If -.L RTR , A Q'-J. E Wx 'N as i. Ii Y pmlnq .A ,V SHEILA STAMP CAROLYN STUTSMAN JOYCE SULLIVAN BEN SUMMERWILL Q 3 1 A IF - , 'Q TIIJ J - 1 we - cf I ' I A -.E E , A A ei J 2' I Q, 5 1- w, A A . F' 7'f:KT' if V l . , my .X K A f CHERIE SWEETIN6 JEAN SWENKA RON TOWELL VINCENT UTHOEE :f 'x K I 1 E .. fp -.E ff- f A 2' gp '- A 1' I gfiwiri I ff 'Rx fx gf - I DONNA WALTERS HELEN WARNER STEVE WEEBER ELvA WEIDNER EA a 3 WR 'HV 2:- 4 1,' I 3-K V V'AQQ ' 5 xkbx - .jf I K f, 4 'l . 'Y QL 'A I II: Rx. 5' I si I I X It I WN ' TONY WELT BOB WESTCOTT MIKE WHITING RON WHITING WANDA WILKER L W 4 I XI I L, I X '. ' f E .J-,. GEORGE WISE JOYCE WONICK PHYLLIS WOODE MARTY WRIGHT DALE YODER 0 ,- 1 our short Ilfe at fl I O 1' f.. R DENNIS YOUNG GARY YOUNG 0 r Bm-3 lty Hugh was gone O ra 5: .. AQ f . wry, QW 5 7, , 1' Nof Picfured Dick Finley Carol Lenz Joy Mafihews Dan Napierala Ted Schweifzer CLASS OFFICERS Dave Husfon . . . Presideni' Kafhleene Moore . . . Vice-Presidenf Marsha Hale . . . Secrefary-Treasurer SHIRLEY ZEMAN CAROLANN WILLEY if , X X PAT YODER xi JUDY ZELLWEGER ez . . . La WP I A 1 JULIE ZENDER Sophomores monopolize ha Ils. Ibn nn.-I x- .X V i The Pep Club officers seaTed in The audiToriurn. ln The firsT row are Linda Larimer, Debbie Hawkins, Mary Liz Connell, and Sandy Cline. ln The second row are Nancy Croy, Judy Murphy, Sandy Lyons, and PaT HerrioTT. Members of Pep Club supporT The Team by yelling aT a bas- lreTball game. Planning Pep Assemblies is parT of The acTiviTies. AT all pep meeTings The cheerleaders lead The sTudenTs in TradiTional songs and cheers. PEP CLUB OFHCERS PresidenT . . ..... Debbie Hawkins Vice-presidenT . . . Linda Larimer SecreTary .... . Mary Liz Connell Treasurer ..... . . . Sandy Cline . Nancy Croy . Judy Murphy PaT HerrioTT . Sandy Lyons Cheerleading CapTain . Assembly Chairmen . Drill Leader . Pep Club is a girls' organizaTion aT CiTy High which has The main purpose oT promoTing school spiriT. The club sponsors The cheerleaders, drill Team, and color guard. ThroughouT The TooTball and baslceTball season members oT Pep Club made signs Tor all games, and This year a coaT check was sTarTed Tor specTaTors aT baslceTball games. ln The Tall Pep Club sponsored The Homecoming TesTiviTies including The Homecoming Dance. They also sponsored a Dad's NighT aT one oT The TooTball games. To close The school year Pep Club held iTs annual banqueT aT which nexT year's oTFicers, cheer- leaders, and color guard members were announced. CHEERLEADERS The varsily cheorlvders pause from lheir aclivifies for a formal picfure. Sealed in lrsnl is Jany Glcssman. In rho second row are Sherry Sullivan and Judy Sorensen. Nancy Croy, Pal Dennis, and Joneffe Parizelc sfand in The Third row, Helping To boosf fhe school spiril before a big game, The cheerleaders perform af a pep assembly. 5-wp This is a slandard lormalion of llie marching band which was performed al several home qames. Marching Band Members A5 memories of I958 loolball games fade lor many Cily l-liqlw siudenls, only members of marching band will remerrvber llwose long liours ol early-morning praclice for The performance al ball-lime. Some exrra evenls enjoyed by marching band were a llaq demonslralion by several members, marching in 'rlwe Univeraily homecoming parade and 'flue finale-a rrip lo Rock Island lo perlorm al bali-lime. ,,t.i if-wi Q4-144. oe A , . Ai lx Q, x V A' 4 , ,i.. M. ,mg ,x V K . My gl-n-. xg. QV.,-.XY f ,blxuru ,. . ar .4 d nf Q .- - i , ' if , -N.. ' 'fire 40' ' . ...f , f .f . ' , - V 1 .,. i A 3, .L I i f ' 5 , .4 ,Q k K .,,,4,,. -Wyre, W: we Q M, . VA Us . A ,vm w W 052- K 1,-4, - ' '-' ..-- ii' ki i l -. , 4- Q M ' - K, A f..' s X 112.10 -1 .53 ' Y.. .. x Q, , 'Q if W ,, -, , .. . fi ' ' 0 K - ' w. 'ai e r I .,, ' -M '-M 3 N fb - f. .- .Q A n - .' -,.h,..M'xm'j v. xx. We W- K V.-. sa 'K fx , ' i , in 'ITN N if V ,, ... ... , A X .VH XWN uv , M-, -9-, nr, ,,,, -.,,a.?.,. , ' ' ' W M 1. emu... . L - Y Ni.. N- f-.0 - 'rub' N, ' Twirlers seleded for fha year were Nancy Bywafer, Lorna Chadek and Holly Hann. Brenf Hospers was drum major. Remember year of fun And hard work. f -. rrrf ,,j r J WV yi R J N9 ,B 5 xN 59 N ,fs Fall Track Has Best Year Ever. Here are fhe Top four runners of lhe Liflle Hawk fall lrack leam. From leff lhey are: enior and caplain, Norm Maskeg iunior, Russ Combs: iunior, Dick Corso: and sophomore, Jerry Kelly. Summary The Lillle Hawks had 'rheir mosl successful fall lrack season, raking second in Slale AA mile leam race, 'rhird in conference mile leam race, fourlh in conference cross- counlry feam race, and lhird in Sfafe AA cross-counlry leam race. Dick Corso, who led +he scoring for lhe Li'r+le Hawks in four of live meels, never finished lower lhan fiffh place. Norm Maske, who led lhe Hawklel's score in 'lhe Slale AA cross-counlry 'ream race never finished lower lhan sixlh. Afler running on 'rhe sophomore feam in 'rhe firsl meer, Jerry Kelly joined 'rhe varsify as fourlh runner, and in his second varsily meel moved +o number 'rhree posilion on +he leam for lhe remainder of lhe season. Russ Combs, and Ed Wa++ also scored for +he LiHle H Hawks during lhe season. Shown here is Mr. Malcolm Gore who lhis year be- came City High's lirsl full-lime fall 'rrack coach. Mr. Gore also helps coach spring frack, 60 Queen candidafcs Sharon Krall and Marilyn Wheeler are presenTed aT The TooTbalI game as They ride around The Traclc in converTibles. CandidaTes GreTchen Grimm and Nan Croy wiTh Their escorTs Ed WaTT and Bill Hulbary leave The TooTball Held affer being inTroduced aT half-Time, Behind Them can be seen members of The band and Drill Leader Sandy Lyons. Homecoming Festivities TradiTional high-poinT oT The TooTball season was The Horne- coming weekend. Long, hard pradices by The Team, marching band and drill Team, and The selecTion of The queen candidaTes preceded This evenT. Also on The calendar This year were a bon- Tire and snake dance. The Homecoming dance was sponsored by Pep Club. Nearly every member geTs inTo The acTiviTies of plan- ning and decoraTing. The Tinal presenTaTion oT The Queen and her courT Talces place during inTermission. Two smell-Try prepare Tor The enTrance of The Queen. I.,.2...3...I...2,.,3.. VZ' 1' '. 0 --1 ff' f f 1 Q E . U: t I Her Maies+y MISS MARILYN WHEELER 62 gf :l5f, ' 122 fif Kim xp E-sf 4 . , 61: - A W , J Fi L l 'f 1 ..irw3i? A , - NANCY CROY . GERRI TAUBER V l v 'Q M GRETCHEN GRIMM SHARON KRALL DEBBIE HAWKINS - JAN ROBERTSON 63 .. 9:9 13' wg, 2 B ' . A ,Cu 4 FGOTBALL I958 69 I 55 9973 -I 51 'IK .gi he A Clinfon player fackles John Sfevens of Cify High affer a gain of a few yards in fhe Homecoming game. Ofher Cify High players in fhe picfure are Nafe Moore I69l, Mike Kinney Ion his kneesl, and fo Kinney's Ieff is Bill Braley. The Liffle Hawks pulled a biq surprise in beafing highly rafed Clinfon 20 fo I8. The win over Clinfon was fhe Third of fhe year Alfhough far from being fhe besf foofball 'ream af Cify High, fhe feam of I958 will be remembered by people of Iowa Cify and everyone connecfed wifh fhe Mississippi Valley conference. The reason This feam will be remembered is, fhaf before 'rhe season began, fhe experfs predicfed fhe Hawklefs would finish eighfh in fhe conference. Insfead The Liffle Hawks fied for fiffh wifh Davenporf, a feam expecfed fo fake firsf in fhe MVC. A+ fhe season's close The Hawklefs chose Gene Rarick as fhe mosf valuable player on The feam. Jay Memler, Liffle Hawk cenfer, won a place on fhe conferences firsf feam, and a place on fhe Iowa Daily Press Associafiorfs second feam. Bufch Nelson, Sfeve Machovec, Ted Minnick, and Bill Slaymaker won honorable menfion in fhe con- ference. SEASON'S RECORD Opponenf We Easf Moline .... . 0 . . . Dubuque ...... . O . . . AssumpfionIDavenporfl . . .26. . . Jefferson lCedar Rapidsl . . .20. . Clinfon .,....... 20. . . Moline ......... 7 Washingfonlcedarllapidsl . . 7. . . Rock Island ....... I3. . . Davenporf ....... 6. . . LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Los'I' Tied Washingfon ICecIar Rapidsl 6 I I Dubuque ...... 6 2 O Rock Island . . 5 I 2 Easf Moline . . 5 3 O IOWA CITY . . 3 5 0 Davenporf . . 3 5 0 Moline ....... 2 5 I Clinfon ....... 2 5 I Jefferson Icedar Rapidsl . I 6 I for The I-Iawklefs. They 26 45 I9 7 I8 6 44 25 4I Pcf. .8I3 .750 .750 .625 .375 .375 .3I3 .3I3 .I88 Senior Stars 1 M ' Bill Braley Jim Dunham Ken Fisher Mike Kinney lefl guard riglmf and left faclrle lefl' end Sieve Maclwovec Jay Memler Ted Minnick Nara Moore end cenfer riglii' guard rigllf 'lackle Burch Nelson Gene Rarick Gary Rood Bill Slaymalrer left half back full baclr 'tackle quarterback 66 5 i l ,uawmumi ,V .,.-...,.......... .,., ,K K r- ,T I ... A .- 01 ,. Cl if-s TN l GQ ' Here is fha Cify High sophomore team, which had fhe besl season of all fhe foolball Teams af Cily High in The 'fall of I958. In the 'lirsf row, from leff fo righf are: John Harper, Ron Brandi, Bill Sfevenson, Bruce Kaiser, Vincenl Ufoff, Chesler Bell, Jim Poqgen- pohl, Dan Napierala, Dale Yoder, Eric Lundquisl, and Bob Gibson. In fhe second row are: Tom Bowman, Carl Miller, Jim l-lirf, Charles Meggilf, Clark Jones, Phil Minnick, Joel Jensen, Gary Chelf, Tony Welr, Ron Cuppy, and Jim Swails. In fhe lasl row are: Coach Pal' Sfruve, Gary Morlon, Michael Megan, Bill Alberhaslry, Jim Mills, Jim Pugh, Paul Olson, Ron Rebel, Ron McCall, Bob Ryder, Burch Franh, Dave Husfon, and Coach Bob While. Above is fhe Cify High Freshman foorball squacl, which had a very successful season in fhe fall of l958. In +he firsl' row are Tony Geiger, Gary Gordon, Mike Cain, Keifh Bauserman, Jerry Cilek, John Rhodes, Waller Wombacher, Dennis Reardon, Gary Snook, Jim Williams, and Bob Farnsworrh. ln The second row are Tom Cordle, Jim Evashevslci, Alex Glann, Gene Vineyard, Dave Mass, Tom Wrighl, David Baculis, Gene Brogg, Bill Rawley, Bob Srevens, Bill Haigh, Jim Plank, and Mike Lumsden. ln rhe rhird row are Coach Thomas, Al Marsh, Larry Brown, Jim Larson, Ken Sloner, Gale Long, Ari' Adams, Dennis Thrasher, Ken Verry, Dave Merrifield, Douglas Brown, Don Hershburger, Terry Calkins, and Coach Bush. 67 Juniors Present An amusing accounf of fhe hazards of modern eleclronics. enfifled A Connecficuf Yankee in King Arihur's Court by Mark Twain, was porfrayed by +he Junior Class. Hank Bennei. a iypical leen-age boy, was capably played by Clyde Williams. Hank was suddenly fransferred +o The sixlh ceniury. There he reorganized 'rhe governmenl of King Arlhur info a modern of- fice complefe wifh fypewriiers and a +elephorie sysfem. The play was direcfed by Mrs. Phyllis Karr. Elaine shows fhe felephone swifchboarcl wifh ifs infricafe wires and Merlin and Queen Morgan Le Fay scheme To overihrow King Arfhur. plugs +o King Arfhur, Sir Launcelol, Merlin, and Queen Guenever. l it R ss CAST Hank Bennet . OF CHARACTERS . . . Clyde Williams Marion, his sister . . . . Barbara Pearson Mrs. Bennet, his mother . . Linda Gilson King Arthur . . . . . . . Jeffry Stober Queen Guenever. . . Loydene Bartholomew Merlin . . . Sir Sagramor . Clarence . . Elaine . . . Queen Morgan L Sandy .... Sir Launcelot . . . . Brent Hospers . . Terry Shaffer . Jany Glassman . . . Diane Demory e Fay . . . Diane Troyer . . . Judy Sorensen . . Steve Caldwell Hank and Sandy discuss the many predicarnents of running King Ar'rl'iur's affairs in a modern and eflicienl' manner. 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HUCK For Compleie Camera Supplies Ariisis' Maierial Fine Poriraifs Come +o YOUNG'S STUDIO 3 S. Dubuque SI. Congratulations to the IOWA Class of 1959 LUMBEB ffl. 821 Easi' Jefferson Iowa Ciiy SALTZMQI: CO. Phone 8.3675 PHONE 53I8 li.: no ,wr 5' 1 gi , s '2-so , Z4 WINTER 0 QQ Band Hits the High Notes Concerl band now had many fond memories of lheir concerls. No sooner had lhe organizalion fin- ished wilh ils many concerls lhan if was ar worlc again lo give lhe school a fine Music Feslival wilh Quincy. Aller several weelcs of praclice, 'rhey were ready for 'rhe performance, doing lull iuslice. Members included were: CLARINETS-Susan Goddard, Barbara Borcharr, Joy Engel, Jan I-Iouslon, Marsha I-lale, Bob Nandell, Elizabelh Trummell, Yvonne Addis, Susan Gerlach, Carol Fisher, Linda Shimon, Rose Ann Rogue, Viclor Landweber, Eliza- belh Kadera, Barbara Sweeling. FLUTE-Bill Orlh, Kalhy Jillson, Diane Dunlop, Palsy Orlh, Pal Lonning, David Ayres, Wanda Willcer, Calhy Snider, Abby Benlon, Nancy Schrelfler, Jim Robbie, Frances Biclcel, Marsha Beach, Ralph Bolin. OBOE-Dorolhy Darling, Mary Lou Scoll, Kay Senlman. ALTO CLARINET- Jo Helen Irwin, Jeanin Schmill, Pal' Yoder. BASS CLARINET-Debby Kuhn. BASSOON-Lorna Cha- delc, Pal Carney. TENOR SAXOPHONE-Sally Hedges, Cheryl See, Susan Rineharl. ALTO SAXO- PHGNE-Cherrie Sweeling, Holly l'lann, Edilh Eclc- ard, Karen Ewall, Laverne Scroggs, Mary Rupperl. BARITONE SAXOPHONE-Diclc Parish. TRUM- BONE-Keilh Borcharl, Jeff Slober, Bill Fraiman. Brenl' I-Iospers, Milce Irwin, Jim Williams. TRUMPET -Jim I-Iunler, John Wilmelh, Jaclc Fessler, Fred Moore, Clyde Williams, Alan Marsh, Dave Lacina. Gary Kesselring, Keilh Bauserman, Jerry Swails, Trudy Tyler, Bob Bundy, Darlene Gingerich, Keilh Flauber. Denny Vrendenberg, Diclc Ellis, Ryland Overly. FRENCH HORN-Dave Linder, Bob Wiclcs, Ward Barnes, Mary Ross, Adda Player, Barbara Penny. BASS-Bruce Kaiser, Gayle Lang, Jim Amlong, Ron- ald Cuppy. BARITONE-Bill Wyall, Jim Planlc, Sue Garner. PERCUSSICN-John Parlcer, Bob Palriclc, Eugene Boldl, Jack McKee, Diclc Thomson. 'I' 'X pi? I Lili Keifh Borcharf, Dave Lacina and Lorna Chadek were The mcficers elecfed. Mr. Howard Roberfson, 'rhe band! direcfor, spenf much exira 'Hme arranging for concerfs and frips. K Q'x--.... vw x I Mzff V Si f fi 79 N Pep ancl enthusiasm highlights year G.R.A., which slands for Girls' Recrealion Associafion, brings baclc memories 'ro many of us. Those girls who became members 'rhis year can vividly remember ini- liarion. The barndance, sponsored by G.R.A., was a big success. Every Thursday and Friday aiier school G.R.A. members could be found in 'rhe gym parialcing in in- rramural fournamenis. Tourna- menfs included hockey, baskeiball, volleyball, badminron, ping-pong, and soilball. Group meelings were held every ofher Tuesday and board meelings every Friday morning. ln spring new ollficers were announced ar lhe banquet Sealed in ironi is Mrs. Spivey, advisor. From lei? To righf are board members Diane Demory, Jean Slelpilug, Nancy Croy, Phoebe Welfl and Mary Corbin, Second row: Linda Housel, Jen Roberlson, ,and Greichen Grimm, Third row: Diane Dunlop, Julie Garwood, and Karen Fowler. OFFICERS Presidenl . . .... . Mary Corbin Vice-Presidenr . . Phoebe Well Treasurer . . . Nancy Croy Secreiary . . Jean Slelpllug GRA. ini+ia+es with lheir clofhes on backward push peanufs across fha gym floor wifh rheir noses as par? of fhe 'fredi- iional ini+ia+ion. Senior girls on lhe winning ieam of ihe G.R,A. baslceiball iournamenf are from leil To righl: Phoebe Well, Nancy Croy. Mary Corbin, Jonefie Parizek, Deanne Richard, Judy Murphy, Georgia Fonlcen, Mary Hazard, and Carolyn Trofi. ol Girls' Recreation Association Mary Liz Connell lumps fo spike 'the ball during a volleyball game belween one of lhe sophomore 'reams and a iunior feam. DOG PATCH DAZE was 'rhe fheme for G.R.A.'s annual barn dance. Blue ieans and malchinq shirrs were very much in display wirh some hilarious hobo ouffirs fha? illusfrared rho Theme. Square dancing and a lol ol goofing off made rho dance a very memorable evening. ,ff K Junior girls enferrained wifh a slrir during infermission. . . back To your parfners wirh a righr and leff and grand. 8I ., Q K A i 'Virr' 1-1A , n f M31 , 5 . .,.. LINDA ADAIR RONALD ALDEMAN RICHARD ANNIS CLYDE ANTONE I I A X RRR far i in I L,.' D I I , ,Ziff I? I I ' 1 '-', If M??1,:1i'.?h , V A .4 ,-'29 . 1 STEPHEN ARNESON ALLAN AUBRECHT JANE BADER BRENT BAIR Juniors had their busiest and most hectic year. 'fm , -5-X . ffm' ,fm I Qi Q ,, . W, I -I I CLARKE BARNES MICHAEL BARNES , I 1 fr. ... Vita? 4- M If .iz ,ve sf A I sg r in ... ,Q 9 I mtv xx. IW: in-r'1 ml! X mmm WARREN BIRELY EUGENE BOLDT -. M ' L' . If I f A I ' 'W ' -Q Y.. sst Q- A I A rssst - 1+-f E' f ag V s IM 'A LOYDENE BARTHOLOMEW SUSAN BASKETT BEVERLY BEERS 1 ll WL I, x ,LH DAVID BOLENDER DAVID BOLLEI 82 33 :' E M A V' 5? u K Jn' SERIQRV I 1 12. I I . fig - af. IIX I I we LARRY BONTRAGER fi . I I, JL x '. KLLIR I y II v, ki. GARY CARMAN 'N I -- -Y: My a JAMES COLE . EEF?-Ig '- we Q4 . NORLIN BOYD fa 3 um, V: w..,Q .. I LORNA CHADEK 1 . I I , Q M . -S 41 ,S 'ffl ,gy ww RUSS COMBS - hi.. I I dar' Sf? 'M- . I A f K JIM COSTOLO Q2 ,QS W 'e Tiffin? 3 'I X - DONALD BURKS I F 4 'f vi' QL sl 'FIV JAMES CHARIPAR ' K ,W gf 5 1. 3 ,TJ ,, :TA V EI. 5535- S 6 1 . S -If ' ' ,ww .,., .. .K an Zxfif R I MARY BYWATER F R . ,5b,. x JUDY CHRISTENSEN SHARON CONKLIN JOHN CONWELL W, 1, K- lJP ' if AN V. 0 '- z xx f X I' I CANDACE CUTLER PATRICIA DAERING DIANE DEMORY R2 F. II ,Z 4 5sQ 4 'I M A w--rw,a:, I 5 1 K3 A yi V' QQHQ5W?Qg XMEFQMWNY ,,. , ,,.,M, STEPHEN CALDWELL lik- ' I Q x gr, 'R DONNA COATS -4 N 2 L I fam PATRICIA COOPER LINDA DERBY x ,,,'Z A .A f I V x . SONDRA DILLON WILLIAM DJERF . Q K1 m1 h A--B? 4. 1 Q. , fl ,jg Ev gx 4. 'I' w I A Q 'V In xe I f Ani My DOUGLAS ERICKSON PATRICIA DONOHUE M-If I fy 431 X FROSTY EVASHEVSKI GLEN NYS FOUNTAIN Remember delivering circulars . . . . ','fIl1F L, A 4 'A Q f fdg 5. 1 A I I ' I f ,I sem FUNK SUSAN GARNER KAREN GERINGER I , 199' K ,W - .w s -' Hqn an ANNE DUNLAP Q-Us ANN ELLSWORTH :ZA iiii , 0 JOHN FOWLER ALICE FREEBURG . 'A Q- f 5 ,,..-1-Q.-Q. 1 i 2-2 s ,G JK N ew, W ,sf 5 1 ,X . we ww I 5 Q22- SI , ANNETTE GAUDINEER LINDA GILSON 01 .fe ,- , - y Er AE- 'K 'CA 1 fri' HQ. X, NANCY GAUPER BARBARA ees A +A .. . W 1 I Y, my I '- -, Qs ' .rv gs FLT' ' . 44,3311 . Y' :E A , Q .A 1' 5' Q ui 3 L va R L Q Qs: V N -L L gi ax K F K n I K f JANICE GLASSMAN SUSAN GODDARD iw-me A J Q QSO MICHAEL GRIFFITH NANCY GRIMM JUDITH GRUWELL N Q N Y 12 L x fc! 1 M Y,7 vk L Eff- ag is . -L. L ff 4 HOLLY HANN PQ' N. ' , , W. xr JOE HARDING Q 539 OI1 e 1' Q, M .lib L l 1 EDWARD HAUTH SALLY HEDGES OE BERNADINE GOETTLE 54 3 F me A , , L -25, EDWIN HALE SHARON GRAHAM GURDON HAMILTON and holl cold winter nights. w.. 'K ,f. KENNETH HAYDON JUDY HOLCOMB MARY HEDGES .,.., A align 4 41. - ., .H 'Q Sf JACK HOLZAEPFEL LARRY HOUSEL Wa ff - r,,N 17-' JAN HOUSTON 1, 1 51 T RI E ' v 4? , K 1 LA fa- 4... BRENT HOSPERS , I A Q Q. I -wx LINDA HOUSEL A f.,, Q ,,:V 'VAAAAVAVVV an 1 H f ww ! '-. Q. wr- - T Ai' J QQ DAYLE HUGHES ' 'vs 3 Eig. J Q! , 3 I ,- Tx CARL JABLONSKI JAMES JACKSON 1. C' A I3 ,K li. K 43? A ,p-Q wh Tl W- fa- T 1- ' '- x ' QA? Q 1 ,fa , has J QI.: Rx if w T4 A Nh' an Kr ... 5, ww W Y X' I L , f - . Q TQ., V X V tr , pf' 1 xv! - f GARY HUGHES JAMES HUNTER A fs- 0' A I t gi- i,D is W, T A KATHRYN JILLSON DOROTHY JOHNSON li R09 Q 5? 1:1 JOHN ISAACS --1: f S 'Sf 2 vs.. L W 'A N: GARY JONDLE : S ::-: in X Q x A A . fi BARBARA JONES TOM KADLEC MICHAEL KARSON DAN KELLEY GARY KESSELRING What a lot of work and fun we had planning the prom. CAROLYN KROGH 4 x 5 ,I ad? I . ,A 3 , .4 fl , f PATRICIA LONNING , A pi y 'Qkrx BOB MCCOOL ?24- K . 'S S ' .X R x LINDA LARIMER '- X , 'ni 4 1 BOB LEWIS .L A I MARILYN MCARTOR RQ. I , Kv. I 'T' ' fi af A Es. 'ik-I - ' iff, 551 Q. 'ag I I I A O J I ' N A l .ON :'. ,Ifxv 1 ii KATE MCCORKLE ROBERT MCLACHLAN 87 X MARY BETH KING ELLEN KISER A. NANCY KLENK mc:-IARD KNOEDEL I I X f fav Iha .V 7 E xv f- -a Q h 2 ii, 9- ,111 'P' ' I I ,' I, If lf f- I , BETTY LINDLEY CAROL LOCKHART 5 an If I CONNIE MCCALL ,,,,, I NANCY MACE CAROL MARESH M, im.. uv . , ' I I RICHARD MARKS - Q., I 4: ' 1. . 3 JOHN MILLER is-g. ROBERT NANDELL ROBERT OTTO -' ' , iw- ,z:1aZ'E52f: ' - 22-11'apIwfzA is L M wk Mis SSW r If S25 I I 3,7 I M f E JJ' X If Rs K ' ix s R S 'Mlfzzw-f I if A I '. f 4 I: x DUANE MASBRUCH ,A I ,, as M -V153 FTM? .X GERALD MONK DAVID MOORE RICHARD MURRAY I N we 'Q gg: X BILL ORNE MELINDA ORRIS JON OSMUNDSON , Our class play I RRR F! I and speech PAUL OXLEY 0 0 Q V 'Q . gg XII IM I I 2 Q52 2 1,f1ii2'sgQ RICHARD PARKER ROBERT PATRICK QQ ALICE MILLER FRED MYERS 9 4-I I I Q in I HARRY OSTRANDER BARBARA PEARSON X CAROLYN PRYMEK X .hi im- ADDA PLAYER V .4 6 if fs 5,5 ,je 4 I KA fin , X. wsu! Pg-v 0 I A . X sau' ,wr 1 'N-eV.: .fu 1 RONALD PURVIS I Ss ...pw 0 , . -. gs 1,i.a L is A f f , - . ,:x,x:g.,,a:,,,f- 5 'M . I , GARY PETERS r 1! in 3 ww 1 X v 1 y X Wx . f 41? MARSHALL PORTER O'vl 5., Q nfs' 'I O fu' r.ff'f I KAY RAIM were highlights of the year. 'T .1 4-12 W 1 ' ' vw , ' I 2' JAMES ROBBIE RQ 3 PATTY PETERSON 1 in 5 ' , ! JERRY POTTER DONNA RAREY 1 ' ee 37 2 1 V, DIANA REMBOLDT JAMES RUBY PHYLLIS PETRICK -gig af, ig 5 NANCY PRATT YT ' ' :P 1 ' . -W 1, ,Athi ,.un!f WALTER REESE Ll , EG , ar X' A 'x .fi A 'S if Y we ,g Y ,L h e '- if s S L I ANN RODGERS X We look forward with mixed jo and sorrow to 'VJZQO becoming seniors. Q Wi .ig 1. T 4 , T si. f ,A N 5 U I h 5 ff, We ,ngilgjgib TN fix .fe L X - :Ef:f'7:-Y-fffla P22235 DUANE SANGER JAMES SCANLON Nuys Vt-,I i N,- ROSEMARY SCOTT LINDA SHALLA .1 vC'f,, .1 W 3? JUDITH SORENSEN JANIS SPENLER Lis Y, K ALLAN SCHALLAU 3 ji 'im f Q5 5? , - Y ,I 8 SUSAN SIBERT , Q ja' ,Q JEAN STELPFLUG BB gm eisfiesf I' if mix MILDRED SCHWAB f I DONALD SIBLEY A his .w ' - JOHN STEVENS Wx. MARY SCOTT Swiv- M .,. ,W V 1, r f v r ' LEANNA SIEVERS JUDY STEVENS 51--FQ. R S 4. xl' WI- Q 5 If T I, JEFF STOBER M.. v TOM THOMPSON ,, he 'fi '1 A- .ia E 'WMD , ' L, e f',rsh x as as Q : ,R f We-2.51 6 f MARCIA VAN EPPS ws In THOMAS WALDEN CLYDE WILLIAMS , , g Q2 'S' JAMES STOCKMAN .3 S, ,Q F BILL THOMPSON CARROLL VIKEL 5 GAIL WALKER 5 , ia vs, gg g'f'f I T ..h M ,xx A . J STEVE WISSINK DAVID STRAUSS SCJ STEVE STUDT CHARLENE THRASHER I MARGE VILLHAUER Tj, .., ': W' ily S I I Lad.. JERRY WELK Joe woLFE 9 I DIANE TROYER 1 TERRY VOPARIL DON WESCOTT KAREN WOMER SHERRY SULLIVAN JAMES UPDEGRAFF 'I sg 'G' 'Pu-' '-.,e.txiPa.. ' I I DOW VOSS -xx in , nf' my X -, , f -uk .H I :u 5 MIKE WILKINSON Picfures nof available of KEN BLACK RON GILSON PAUL HARPER KEITH HERMAN PAUL LUND JOAN MASKE MIKE ROUSE KAREN WONICK Q V X E 1 33 ,MC 1. , , V H, win I 'I' 'ff-mf Paint ancl Patches OFFICERS Presidenf . . . .... . Alan Hedges Vice-Presidenf . . Jany Glassman Secrerary . . . Joan Alberhaslcy Advisor . . Mrs. Chiffenden 'IGW , . Scene from The Nighf of January Sixfeenfhf' Sfudenfs s+and wifh makeup caked on, wildly al'- lired, sfanding nervously on one fool and +hen +he o+her, lisfening for fhose words. and 'rhen you hear . . . ir. There's your cue. Speak louder! Move up- Lhepprop room while Pain? and Pafches members were cleaning Sfagej, Members of Paim' and Paigches can long remember fhese franlic shoufs during fhe lasi' re- hearsals of The Nighr of January Six+een+h, fhis year's Painl' and Pafches play. Ofher acfivifies Cify High's dramafics organizalion look parf in were 'rhe Variely Show and 'rhe Chrislmas Assembly. Pain'r and Pafches proiecfs included a class for fhose members inferesled in learning how 'ro apply slage make-up, cleaning up The prop room under fhe siege, and sponsoring +he Chrisimas Formal. Senior members direcred 'rhe freshman and sophomore class plays, while other members worked hard in rewriring 'rhe club's cons+i+u+ion. The annual picnic and banquef climaxed 'rhe year in spring. Members in fhe lirsf row from leff fo righf, Judy Murphy, Joan Alberhasky. Ron Alfeneder, Jany Glassman, Diane Troyer, Carol Woolridge, Mrs. Chiffenden, Alan Hedges. Second from Ief+ To righf are, Shirlee Dicker, Judy Seavy, Diane Demory, Jane Bader, Anne Flora, Paul Oxley, Judy Sorensen, Louise Bader. Third row are Jean Sfelpflug, Barb Gee, Diane Rembolf, Sieve Ulhoff, Sieve Sfudf, Bill Orfh, Nancy PraH, Terry Shaffer. Fourfh row from laf+ lo righf are, Joe Harding, Judy Zellweger. Keifh Borchari, Clarke Barnes, Paul Craig, Kalhy Moore, Margarel Updegraff, and Dave Linder. Ushers Club They lead lhe way. Members of Ushers Club usher af all aclivifies including Junior and Senior plays, all music concerls, 'rhe variely show, 'rhe operelra, and various olher evenls presenled lhroughoul' rhe school year. Membership in fhis club cannof exceed rwenly boys and fwenfy girls. The advisors lhis year were Miss Olive Brown and Mrs. Joanne Kleber. The highlighf of +he year for lhe members is in The spring when The annual banquel brings 'rhe year's acfivilies +o a close. Some of fhe members ol Ushers Club pose'for a picfure. ln fhe lirsr row are Wanda Willcer, Barbara Borcharf, Dolly Darling, Mary Lou DOhI'e.r. and Mary Bywaler. Members in lhe second row are Judy Wise, Lynn Burnham, Keifh Borcharf, Dave Linder, and Gary .gcobs Pidured in fhe Iasl row are Mrs. Kleber-advisor, Bren? Hospers, Jim Hughes, Sieve Wissink, Clyde Williams, and Gary arman. 93 x .l..l J ,A H ,T . .. alvin . . . Alvin . . . ALVIN! IO, 20, 30, 40-Kick! I-lowcTy! She's mine, BuTFalo Bill. Such are The memories of The T959 VARIETY SHOW. Long shall we remember BeTTy Abrams and KaThleen Moore capering in Their hillbilly number. Joe WolTe playing The piano, The Junior girls' slciT, The PainT 'n PaTches slciT and many oTher wonderTul acTs conTribuTed To The success oT The Music DeparTmenT's endeavor. Pidured here are Mr. Ira Schwarz, Mr. STanley Cobb, Mrs. Lois Voxman, and Mr. Howard RolocrTson, music deparTmonT insTrucTors who presenTed an oriqinal composiTion in The VarieTy Show. The TradiTional Can-can was pre- senled by The senior girls as The finale of The VarieTy Show. '09-'L Q :ld ,, M, Sieve Mechovec l65 lbs., senior Sfeve finished fhe season wifh a very fine record of sevenfeen wins, one loss. and one fie, ln fhe siafe final Sieve beal Ralph Walfers of Davenporf, a boy who had beafen him earlier in fhe season. His coach, Mr. Clyde Bean, feels Sfeve has fhe pofenfial fo become a fine leader. He poinfed ouf fhaf Sieve was fhe frue leader of the feam fhis year. Burch Franlz l54 lbs., sophomore Af fhe end of lhe season when Bufch foolc a look al' his won-loss record if read lilce This: 12 wins, 5 losses, and 4 fies, which is quife remarkable for a sopho- more. Bufch almosf became a sfaie champion, finishing second in his weighf divi- sion. According fo Mr. Bean, Bufch is a hard worker. One of fhe reasons why he is so successful af wresiling is fhal' he has quiclc reflexes. VARSITY Sieve Weeber l03 lbs., sophomore Ty Greene l20 lbs.. senior Jim McC-iinness l22 lbs., freshmen A seasons record of I2 wins, 2 losses, and 2 iies belongs fo Jim, who is only a freshman. In fhe firsf round of The sfafe meef he mef and los? fo fhe even- 'rual sfafe champion. If if hadn'f been for fhis he may have finished in sec- ond place. His greafesi' assel is a good sense of balance and good sfrengfh according fo his coach, Don Wesfcoh I45 lbs., iunior Don ended his season a lilfle earlier Than he should have, as e resulf of blood poisoning. Ofherwise he mighf have ended up as a sfafe champion. His S60- son record was I2 wins and 5 losses. Don is fasi' and worlxs hard af wresfling, even ai' pracfice. WRESTLERS Dick Murray I27 lbs., iunior Karl Miller Jerry Monk Tgd Minnick ' I33 lbs., sophomore I38 lbs., iunior l75 lbs., senior ,fl Jim Eveshevsii I27 lbs., freshmen Sieve Caldwell heevyweighi, iunior ,vw ln fha early parf of fhe season fhese boys were reserve wresllers. During fhe season a few improved enough To become varsify wresflers. Among These were Jim McGinness. From lefr fo right in fhe lirsr row, are Evashevski, Paul Lund, McGinness, and John Parker. ln fhe second row, leff +o righr, are Dick Johnson, Dave Baculis, and Welf. In fha las? row, leff fo righf, are Dick Libby, Larry Cochran, Jim Davis, and Nafe Moore. The hard working managers in fhis picfure are, leff 'lo right Don Burks, Ron Purvis, and Julian Boulfon. Fold- ing uniforms is only cne of the many iobs fhaf a man- ager has fo do. The mos? imporranf iob fha? a manager has is io encourage and help fhe wresllers. RT Here is The Cify High wrestling coach, Mr. Clyde Bean. Mr. Bean came fo Cify High as wresfling coach in The fall of I956. This year he had fhe besr feam in his fhree years as coach. Mr. Bean will remember fhis year for a long lime, since ii was +his year +haf he produced in Sieve Machovec his hrs? Sfafe Champion. He predicted fha? Sieve would win fhe sfafe cham- pionship fifle. We can all expecl Mr. Bean To produce many more sfaie champions for Cily High, since he is only gerfing The wresflinq program in full swing. .Q K 1 qi 1 2 vp' ' . 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 - V s.r.l am, my One of The besf baslcefball Teams in fha hisiory of Cify High, fhe varsify baslnefball 'ream of 58-59 compiled a season's record of fourfeen wins and seven losses. Five of rhe losses were fo Illinois schools. ln fhe lirsf row are managers Dennis Maffhess, and Dicl: Parker. In fhe second row are Jay Memler, Bob McCool. John Peiferson, Ed Wall, Jim Hughes, Ken Fisher. Frosty Evashevslci, and Bill Slaymalrer. In fhe fhird row are assisfanl coach and junior varsify coach Jack Demifrofi. Rush Clark, Bob Lewis, Jim Dunham, Jon Osmundson, John Sfevens, Burch Osiander, and head coach Bill Holmsfrom. The varsiiy baslcefball feam of lowa Cify High School sei many records during rhe '58-'59 baslcelball season, buf fhe one +ha+ will be remembered 'rhe longesi is +he defeaf of Davenporl' +wice during fhe regular season. This was 'rhe firsf Time in 'ren years for any Ciry High baskefball feam fo accomplish such a fear. Throughour fhe regular season lowa Ciry was raied as 'rhe number one 'ream in +he sou+heas+ clisrricf, buf in 'rhe finals of 'rhe seclional fournameni Davenporf gof even for 'rheir rwo previous losses 'ro Ciry High, by winning +he secrional championship. Davenporl' did 'lhis by defeafing lowa Cify 50-38. A+ +he end of rhe season Ed WaH won a berih on The Mississippi Valley Conferences firsi ieam. Ken Fisher was given a place on fhe second ieam and Jim Hughes won honorable menfion. Ed also won a place on fhe lowa Daily Press Associal'ion's firsf ieam, while Fisher and Hughes were given honorable rnenfion. BASKETBALL The Varsity Line Up Ken Fisher Bob McCool senior forward iunior forward Gene Rarici senior guard lnof shown Jim Hughes senior cenfer EA WAN' I hh John Peferson 3 s ' lb x 1 X ,Q 'fi v ff U Ki A 54,5 if N' 7 X, K 1 xw 1 ' VK ra 1 I .... 'ff Q' Q -Mx. jg, P ' m K 1 Q61 G 7 X' A S 8 , X I V33 I 4 11 -2 S S fx FHM? Y rr-I-incl-ra May we have lhal 'A' again? Come on, lune il up. Pay allenlion, kids. Whal, anolher 8 A.M. rehearsal! Members ol lhe orcheslra will long remember lhese memorable phrases as well as numerous rehearsals for formal and pop concerls. Every morning lirsl hour our noles, bolh sweel and sour, resounded againsl' The band room walls. Sludenls included were: VIOLINS-Phillip Hedges, Mary Knowler, Chrisline Radclille, Cheryl Friml, Krisli Hervig, Ellen Kiser, Amand Woods, Carol Mulherin, Linda Housel, Judy Sorensen, Kalhleen Kern, Judy Vesely, Connie Tudor, Karen Dorheim, Diane Troyer, Gloria Vineyard, David Merrifield, Carol Lockharl, Berlhe Wells, Mary Lou Dohrer, Bob Carney. VIOLAS-Sheri Wesl, Judy Slevens, Jack Baker, Connie Rogers, Carolyn Casady. CELLO-Carolyn Troll, Pal Pelerson, Karen Radcliffe, Carol Allon, Paul Craig. Celia Obrechl, Thelma Schrock. BASS-Bob Wharlon, Jane Bader, Ed Macaqno, Pal Yoder, Jim Clallerbaugh. CLARINET- Susan Goddard, Barbara Borcharl, Jan Houslon, Joy Engel. OBOE-Dorolhy Darling, Kay Senlman. BASSOON-Lorna Chadek. Pal Carney. FLUTE-Bill Orlh. Kalhy Jillson, Diane Dunlop, Palsy Orlh. TROMBONE-Keilh Borcharl, Sue Garner, Jeff Slober, Brenl Hospers, Bill Wyall. TRUMPET-Jim Hunler, John Wilmelh, Fred Moore. FRENCH HORN-Dave Linder, Ward Barnes, Bob Wicks, Mary Ross, Adda Player. ALTO SAXOPHONE-Holly Hann. TENOR SAXOPHONE-Sally Hedges. TUBA-Bruce Kaiser. HARP-Susan Chudwick, Jackie Robbie. PERCUSSION-John Parker, Bob Palrick, Eugene Boldl . I02 Memoirs Mr. Ira Schwarz, fhe diredor, confribufed much exfra 'time +0 develop an oufsfanding orchesfra. The efforfs of everyone proved worfhwhile when our organizafion was chosen fo go io All-Sfa+e as 'the besf orchesfra in The s+a+e. Af The beginning of +he year we elecfed Jack Baker, Presidenh Karen Radcliffe, Vice-President: and Bob Wharton, Secrefary-Treasurer. I03 Mystic Moonlight Higlwliglwl of fhis year's Chrisfmas-'rime ac'rivi+ies was 'flue annual Palm' 'n' Palclwes formal. Blue and silver decorafions carried oul 'rlwe Jrheme, MysTic Moonlight Ken Fisher and Nan Croy reigned as King and Queen. IO4 X? JoneHe Parizak Paint I I n Dan Pa rle Patches Formal Y-TEENS Some of The members of Y-Teens are piciured above holding fhe club's banner. ln fha fronl' row are Bernadine GoeHle, Sandy Akers, and Wanda Gaffney. In fhe back row are Miss Yearnd, advisor, Beverly Beers, Judy Chrisfensen, and Sally Hedges. OFFICERS Presideni . . . . Sally Hedges Vice-preidenf . . Ellen Kiser Secrefary . . . Beverly Beers Treasurer . . Bernadine Goe'Hle Picfured above is +he presidenf Sally Hedges. Y-Teens, which is a girls service organizafion a+ Cify High, has accomplished many acriviiies 'rhis year. They have sponsored an assembly feaiuring foreign exchange sfudenrs, have held meerings wifh special guesf speakers open io lhe sfudenf body. and several ofher club acfiviries. They have held a bake sale and sponsored an affer game dance wirh which funds 'rhey 'rook a frip fo fhe P. and G. plant The highlighr of 'rheir year is ihe annual banquef. Those members of fhe club noi picfured above include: Jane? Geoffrian, Darlene Gingerich. Ellen Kiser, Judy Lindhorsf. Novy, Rurh Rodgers, Mary Rupperf, LaVern Scroggs. Susan Siberf, Carolin Sfoner. Sheila Srramp, and Pamela i ef. I06 Look, George, Men . . . Men . . . Menl The Seniors do if againl The Mixed Volleyball Champs. OH THGSE SEN ICJRS! Thai' couldn'f really be Rich Johnson wi+h a cigarl f. Fred Hofrichfer wafches as a Pafch is applied. Everyone! in couni' during exer- cises. The girls' gym class shows off Their qymnasfic falenfs. Jake demonsfrales fhe improper way To cu+ a linger. Sm Jim Dunham finishes up a fable leg on fhe laihe. The Mechanical Drawing class draws up plans for lu+ure homes. IMO J A' Unlorfunalely, fhere are some people who are continually gel- ling kicked ou? of class. These few ncnconformisls are always in The main offices for fheir offenses. Here we see some specimens of +his sfrange breed. A bunch of fhe boys were whoop- in' I+ up . . . when Mr. Arfhur Campbell walked in. wi' IIA Mary Kringle and Penny Snaken- berg cook up a slorm in Cooking Class. Mr. Van Horne frying To Teach American Liferafure fo The Jun- iors. 5+I1 hour chemisfry class doing some problems in Russianl Hooray! Yipee! lf's snowing! Bu? on April 20? , ,, -- f H ,w ffs2IQ'f'iKi,'C f f Ji ' , I I f Wir F5351 'wif' 5 .au in V A ,,..,.4o- My, whai an arfy looking group! Mike Kinney, Gary The flwree Alilcadi girls, Suna, Tuna, and Firuzan admire a work Pefers, Ron Gilson, Dan Parker, ,and Gary Thompson pose of modern arf. in fron? of a porfraif of Mr. Bruce Sfillions painfed by Mrs. Sfillions, group advisor. Palette Club Dabbles Georgia Fonlcen and Penne Snalrenburg lisfen as Carol flue arf of loday. 1 ,f A 1 , F V ' 'Tf 'f' is ., .,, ' f 2 Bezanson freely gives her 2 opinion on I X Flrsf row lop To boHom are Carol Bezanson, Donna Coafs, Jane Bader, and Mary Lou Scofl Second row are Gurdon Hamilton, Ron Purvis,, Fred Hofrichfer, and Jerry Po++er. S+andmg fo fhe far righf is Mrs. Lampe, Ihe cIub's advisor. Members noi presenl' are Judy Seavy Duck Marks, Ed Hale, Don Burks, Bren? Blair, Ed Macagno, and Jim Updegrafl. Debate Club Debale Club began Hs year wiI'h a preseason Iournamenl' a+ U-High. In December Debafe members a++ended an invifa- Iional +ournamen'r al' Muscafine. There Dick Marks and Ed Hale won fhree ouf of four debales. Wiih ofher high schools in Iowa lhal belong +o +he Iowa High School Forensic League, Debale Club wenf Io a series of five discussions based on The debaie quesfion-Should 'rhe U. S. adopf The essenlial feafures of 'rhe British sysfem of educafion--al S. U. I. Gurdon Hamilfon re- ceived lhe 'rop honor wilh a superior raling. Alfer geHing +wo byes in preliminary comperifion, 'rhe debale feam parricipaled in 'rhe srafe finals of The debale seclion af Grinnell College in 'rhe spring. lI3 DEAN JONES, INC. BurIing1'on 8: Madison IOWA CITY LITTRELL HATCHERY ancI FEED I 509 Jackson Say Girls! Did You Get Your City High Bracelet Yet? 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H ...- L7 Girls in fhe Club were: Beverly Allen, Louise Bader, Margaref Balrer, Pamala Benneff, Judy Braclc, Ann Dean, Shirley Diclcer, Jackie Dolezal, Judifh Frei, Judy Froeschle, Anne Hageboeclc, Sandra Herdliska, Cafhy lhin, PaHy Kennedy, Alvina Longsfrefh, Mary Moore, Linda Phares, Meffa Moore, Ann Nelson, Rufh ScoH, Barbara Smifh. Evelyn Snyder, June Spenler, Meriam Sfallforf, Sharon Sfallforf, Jean Villhauer. Belly Wescofl, Marcia Willey, Mary Updegraff. I22 Brighten Cit High Days Members of fhe Club included: Tuna Alilcadi, Carol Beard, Tim Curfis, Jane Dawley, Belly Eiheringlon, Jane? Geoflrion, Linda Gilson, Joyce Grandraflw, David Harbour, Milne Karsen, Pal' Kadlec, Carolyn Krogh, Judy Lindlworsf, Judy Novy, Donna Olson, Rufh Penny, Ken Rarick, Ron Schmidf, Margie Villhauer, Karen Womer, Gene Vineyard, Julie Zender. Mr. Glenn Jablonslzi I23 I 5 XLwN ' f 1 3 ' ' av, uf. 7 5 'W r ' emi? . ,- , ,,.. ' i-In I . ' - 'E si: ' .K 4 -i x , .i .,:,L.1, 5 7 1 M - -vi ,....,1,,,..,, ,Main--My - , gn .1 , , ' . , -' Q.: :L Zig -6- , A........W!2.e... , -s meg , ,-gl.. ,,,,gy:Q g. , 2 S. 1 1 K N lj 1 .2 , ti X 1 n 2 . Take it again from Line 3l. to Students Snowbound Presented The treshman play, Snowbound. produced by Carol Woolridge and Joan Alberhaslcy, was the story ot two groups ot teenagers forced to stay in a de- serted house because ot a blizzard. Both groups, un- aware ot the other's presence, cause trightening experiences until they unite torces. The play was pre- sented to the entire student body in an assembly. Cast: Dot: Anne Haqeboecl: Mary: Cathy ltzin Ted: Jim Plank Carnation: Amanda Woods Peggy: Shirlee Diclrer Jane: Marge Updeqratt Terry: Louise Bader Tommy: Denny Verdemburg Spike: Al Marsh Butch: Keith Hauber Directors Carol Woolridqe and Joan Alberhasky Seniors Direct Insomnia Cad: Vince U'rl'ioFF Mary Fran Cilelr Fred Hoffrichfer Anile Sills Jonnie Ellsworfh Connie Rogers Carolyn Casady Mary Liz Connell All eyes are on Vince Ufholl as sophomores rehearse 'lheir class play The sophomore play was produced by lwo Sen- iors, Alan Hedges and Paul Craig. Insomnia was a modern moralily play presenred in an assembly 'ro fhe sfudenf body. The play deall wilrh 'rhe appear- ances of several visions: and il was wriHen by Rubensiein. Co-direcfor Alan Hed es 'hum-we ' 9 Ofher direcfor, Paul Craig, noi' piclured. I l25 rw 'ber Ron Alfeneder heads fha sfoge crew. OH, THAT STAGE CREW! The members of sfage crew are lleff fo righfl Clarke Barnes, Ron Alfeneder, and Joe Harding Q-it , mg.. Q. These are 'rhe men behind all +he plays, opereHas, assemblies, and ofher special evenfs fha? deal wifh fhe srage. They are The sfage crew a+ Cify High. They operale fhe lighls, pull lhe curfain, and se+ up scenery for all even'rs. They play an imporfanl parl' in fhe special acrivifies a+ Ciry High. The sfage crew 'fakes lime from a busy schedule 'ro pose for The phofographer D. E. Members Take Trip to Des Moines From lefi +o righf in ihe firsi row are Maynard Sass, Mary Skay, Vir- ginia Crow, Rosalie Krebs, Norma Johnson, Lloyd Nelson, Beverly Wi'Hmer, Eugene Reynolds. Second row are Jere Wissink, Jim Wells, Sharon Krall, ,Nancy Akers, Pai Meader. Third row are Dale Mas- bruch, Nancy Wohlwend, Jack Whileis, Shirley Olson, Dahl Umb- densfock. Sharon Krall, presideni Shirley Olson, vice-presidenf Rosalie Krebs, secrefary Norma Johnson, freasurer In 'rhe fall Ciiy High's D.E. club aiiended fhe Delegaie Convenrion in Des Moines of +he Iowa Disfribuiive Educafion Club. A+ +he Sfale Con- ven'rion, members look par? in coniesfs such as display judging, sales judging, and sales presen- +a+ion. Nancy Akers and Sharon Krall won a +rip 'ro fhe Nafional Execulive Convenlion as firsl and second place winners in display judging and job inrerview conresis. During ihe year as fund raising aciiviiies, D.E. members sold candy and sponsored 'rhe Charlie Brown Dance. A dinner af fhe Lark and a picnic ended 'rhe club's fiffh successful year a+ Ciiy High. A+'-, SBE PLAY5 WSABINN IN Aq-5 1 +111 Orwwwmmw TEEIWTEYJ Penne Snakenberq plays Sabina. .sk- ,gr-1, Q 2 is .1 as l s E' Picfured above, from leff fo righf, are Karen Radcliffe Nafe Moore, Paf HerrioH', and Joan Alberhasky They were some of fhe main characiers in fhe Senior Play SENICDRS GN STAGE Memories of an evening of zany anfics. muses, and Convenfions of Mammals highlighfed an enfer- faining play. presenfed by +he Seniors. A huge casf allowed all inleresfed seniors lo Try lheir luck wifh grease pain+ and dramafic Talent The play, di- recied by Mrs. Nancy Sfillians, a Pulifzer prize win- ner. has been presenied on Broadway. John Adamson Joan Alberhasky Suna Alikadi Ron Alfeneder Jack Baker Ray Barnes Carol Bezanson Keifh Borcharf Bill Braley Mary Conwell Sue Cordle Mary Dohrer Kaihy Donham Georgia Fonken Jim Fowler Margarel' Hardin Mary Hazard Alan Hedges Pai Herriol? Sharron Hinkel Dick Johnson Jim Knoke David Lacina Dave Linder Bonnie McKray Ted Minnick Nafe Moore Charles Panzer John Parker Danny Parker Corleen Pickering Karen Radcliffe Janelle Roberqe Judy Seavy Penne Snakenberg Sfeve Ufhofl Berfhe Wells Shari Wes? Carol Woolridge Andres Zellweqer WHC'S WHO The annual sfaff, wishing +o recognize superior academic achievement has se- lecfed 'rhose seniors who aH'ained a grade poinr average su1 Ficien'r To place +hem in +he 'rop 'ren per ceni' of fheir class as members of Who's Who in '59, l29 N '59 WHO'S WHO CAROLYN TROTT BERTHE WELLS CO-VALEDICTORIANS 'IJ' Xm CAROL BEZANSON MARY CRETZMEYER NANCY CROY GRETCHEN GRIMM no N '59 MARGARET HARDIN WILLIAM HULBARY CANDACE KENNEDY JUDITH MURPHY JONETTE PARIZEK PHOEBE WELT WILLIAM SLAYMAKER ANDRES ZELLWEGER JAY MEM LER YVONNE TINKLENBERG -K. Members of fhe Senior Council are, fron? row: Mary Corbin, Nancy Croy, Jone+'re Parizek, Grelchen Grimm, Marilyn Wheeler, Phoebe Well. Bock row: Gary Jacobs, John Blooclharf, Andres Zelweger, Keilh Borcharf, and Bill Hulbcry. Senior Council members were elecled by l'he en+ire senior class 'ro represen+ rhe class of 59 in selecfing announcemenfs, planning fhe senior slcip clay, and deciding olher affairs of The senior class. KEITH BORCHART JONETTE PARIZEK NANCY CROY Senior Class Presiclenl Vice-Presidenf Secrefary-Treasurer 'W Senior members from le-if fo righfz Carol Bezanson, Berfhe Wells, Debbie Hawlrins, Nancy Croy. Included in second row are Candy Kennedy, Grefchen Grimm, JoneHe Parizelr, Judy Murphy and Phoebe Well. ln fhe fhird row are Carolyn Troll, Mary Fran Crefz- meyer, Mary Hazard, and Bill Slaymalrer. Junior Members Jane Bader Sue Garner Joe Harding Jim Hunfer Dick Marks Jerry Monk Bob CHO Pal' Peferson Marshall Porler Jim Ruby Judy Sfevens National Honor Society Senior Members Noi' Piciu red Rulh Coburn Virginia Crow Margarel' Hardin Bill Hulbary Sharon Krall Jay Memler John Parlrer A char'rer was granfed Jrhis year +o 'rhe Iowa Ci'ry High School Chaprer of 'rhe Nafional Honor Sociery of Secondary Schools by 'rhe Nafional Council of The Narional Honor Sociefy. The club is purely honorary rafher rhan aclive. Hs main purpose is fo recognize sluclenfs wi'rh oulslancling scholasric achievemenf. Membership ro This newly formed organizarion is based primarily on The slruclenrs' grade poinr aver- ages, rhough rheir characrer, abilily for leadership, and service To Ciry High are considered. Sopho- mores, iuniors, and seniors are eligible if 'rhey have af leasf a 3.25 average. New members are announced af lhe honors assembly af rhe end of lhe year. uill and Scroll Quill and Scroll has inspired irs members 'ro greafer efforls in iournalisfic work and has aHrac+ed sfudenis of high abiliry lo publicalion work by ol- fering lhem iournalislic recognirion and honors. Quill and Scroll is a par? of lhe lnfernarional Honorary Sociely for High School Journalism. Members are iuniors and seniors in The upper rhird of 'lheir class who have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publicarions work. Members nor picfu red Kaihy Donham Vivian McGuire John Peferson Jan Roberlson Carol Woolridqe Sealed in lronl are Nancy Croy and Debbie Hawkins. Second row from lefl lo righl are Phoebe Well, Judy Murphy, Joneffe Parnzek, Georgia Fonlcen, and Judy Seavy. l34 ' rw iam: K f . W .i WMM.-Y il Nu DOSll'l0l , i :.e- its f zz 51,3 lfkiyfuon ' 'M' . .sim ,- A ....,5 A in VK? ft, - l Q 1 X , .M , .K f an ,if 1 -.il5lHfNl I 1' wi Dow Voss shows lhe ofher members of 'rhe boys' rifle leam picrures of a gun sighf. From lei? io righf They are Dave Holcomb, Bob Morris, Chuck Phillips, Voss, Tim Fairchild, Jerry Miller, and Tom Korneqar. g f A 2 . - . .. 1sg:1fgi:ri ' 1. si .g, , ll lui 5 ' ' ' ' ' I I I I I I l ll I a 2312? Y 1 I X s ' 'Q 1 - H 4 . Us v u 4 2: 31: '9' ' ' ' ' 'I ll : . ,se Vg K I X. 531 my ,+.- Eh, , r:::lullnlla::::::::::llll 33' 943 -. i. K J' ' T K ' 'f - ' k I V ' '- ., up ' ' ' ' ' l 1' Ha l I ul l ' ' Q... i - I , L .Vic s wife,-. . ,. lun.: 4 4 l M i -5 i W 'i i so - . . . V w ' ' 'H 'I ' nf'-, f We - mn K K ' xx uf ' Y , 'Rf J A i A'sr frA Q .iL:,i g i -L Dow Voss demonsfrafes lhe kneeling posilion for shoof- The rifle coach is Mr. Jerry Moore, who is a leacher al ing a rifle. Junior High, He was unable fo be pre5en+ when 'lhese Bee Lewis shows Jean Poggenpohl lon 'rhe lelll and piclures were falcen. Nancy Mace whaf a perfecf score loolcs lille. Rifle is fhe only spor? af Cify High in which girls may parficipale. Track Team Takes 4th in MVC Indoor Gary PeTers, CiTy Hiqh's Top low hurdler gives all ThaT he has in The sTaTe indoor low hurdles, PeTers is also a Tina sprinfer. AlThough The Track season was noT over by our deadline, The LiTTle Hawks had compeTed in Tive Track meeTs. They finished TourTh in The Mississippi Valley ConTerence indoor Track meeT, eighTeenTh in The sTaTe indoor Track meeT, and beaT MuscaTine 93 To 49 in a dual Track meeT. The LiTTle Hawks also did quiTe well aT The Cornell Relays and The Iowa STaTe Teach- ers College Relays. This year The HawkleTs were sTrongesT in The mile medley relay and The high jump. Members of The medley relay were John STevens, Mike Wilkinson. Gary PeTers, and Dick Corso. OTher sTrong evenTs Tor The LiTTle Hawks were The mile run, 880 yard run. 440 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and high hurdles. Members oT The Team were TighTing Tlu and meas- les Tor a good share oT The season, which kepT a Tew ouT oT some oT The imporTanT aneeTs. Quarfer-miler John Sfevens hands flue bafon 'lo Mille Wilkinson in fhe Sfafe indoor mile medley relay. Ofher members of fhe relay feam were Diclc Corso and Gary Pefers. They placed fourfh in fho Sfafe indoor, fhird in fhe conference indoor. and second in fhe Cornell Re- lays. They were also expecfed fo place in many more fracl: meefs fhroughouf The season. Sophomore high jumper, Phil Minniclc, goes over fhe bar in fhe sfafe indoor fraclc meef. Phil placed second in fhe Cornell relays, finished in a five way fie for fiffh in fhe sfafe indoor, and finished in a fwo way fie for fhird in fhe conference indoor. Bob McCool flies across fhe lasf flighf of hurdles in fhe conference in- door fraclc meef. Bob finished second in fhe conference indoor high hurdles and fhird in fhe conference indoor low hurdles. Bob was given a good chance of placing in fhe sfafe indoor meef, buf was unable fo compefe because of a pulled leg muscle. In fhe Cornell Relays Bob finished fiffh in fhe high hurdles, and helped fhe 480 yard low hurdle shuffle relay feam To a fourfh place finish. Ofher members of fhe shuffle relay were Gary Pefers, Clark Jones, and Tony Welf. I37 Gary Snook, an up and coming freshman, sfrains fo ge? a few exfra inches in fhe broad iump. Gary is also a promising foofball fhrower. l-le threw fhe foofball 202 feef in fhe Muscafine dual meef fo falce fop honors in fha? evenf. Peterson Leads Golfers Before our deadline fhe golf 'ream had Iosf a meef fo I Moline, 8lf2-6lf2. Medalisf honors wenf fo Iwo Moline golfers. one who was fhe I958 Illinois Sfafe Jay Cee Champion. John Peferson was fhe leading scorer for fhe Hawlclefs, wifh Jim Evashevslci righf behind him. Also held before our deadline was fhe Iowa Cify Invi- fafional golf fournamenf, which has been an annual af- fair for abouf fwelve years. Iowa Ciry finished in firsf place wifh Peferson faking co-medalisl' honors. John Peferson, Cify High's number one golfer, dis- plays fhe runner-up frophy which he won Iasf sum- mer in fhe sfafe iunior golf mcef. This year John is expecfed fo lead a very sfrong Liffle Hawl: golf feam fo one of fhe besf seasons ever. Olher members of lhe Cify High golf feam besides Peferson are, Ieff fo righf, Jim Evashevslci, Frosfy Evashevslzi, Ed Hale, Jon Osmundson, and Bufch Nelson. The golf coach is Mr. Jaclc Orr, a shop feacher af Junior High, Tennis Team Has Excellent Season Above are The members oT The CiTy High Tennis Team. In The TronT row from leTT To righT are Ron WhiTinq, Marshall PorTer, and Ron Bloom. In The back row Trom leTT To righT are Gurdy Hamilfon, Bob Carney, Mike Leonard, Eric LundquisT, AI Schallau, Dave STrauss, John Conwell, Gary Lubin, John EbsrT, and STeve Arnerson. The LiTTle Hawks were expecTed To have a sTrong Tennis Team This year. ln The TirsT meeT oT The year They beaT MuscaTine 9-O. ATTer MuscaTine They wenT To Dubuque and beaT Them, Too. A Tew days laTer They had anoTher meeT wiTh Dubuque, and despiTe The loss oT Gary Lubin and Gurcly HamilTon, who are Two oT Their Top men, The LiTTle Hawlcs sTill were able To win 6-3. Gary Lubin, Dave STrauss, John Conwell, Gurdy HamilTon, John WilmeTh, and Marshall PorTer are The ones +ha+ were expecTecl To do mosT of The scoring Tor The HawkleTs during The Tennis season. The Tennis coach again This year is Jack Cody. Members of Lafin Club picfured af a meering. In lhe lirsr row are Carol Dickerson, Belh Hawlxins, Julia Garwood, Marsha Hale, Jonni Ellsworth, Bob Carney, Dave Husfon, Allan January, Ron Bloom, Ron Towell, and Diclc Lind. In fhe second row are Cherrie Sweeling, Carolyn Casady, Diane Dunlop, Sandy Cline, Helen Warner, Barbara Griflifh, Karen Fowler, Wanda Willcer, Abby Benlon, Paul Hoherz, and Jim Pugh. Members in 'the lhird row are Jane Dawley, Karen Dorheim, Gloria Vineyard, Sharon Corfimiglia, Joyce Ryan, Marsha Beach, Linda Shimon, Susan Gerlach, Susy Vanhoove, Fran Bickel, Pal Carney, and Jim Scanlon. In fhe 'lourfh row are Margie Updegrall, Connie Tufcr, Kay Mills, Ann Dean, Melia Moore, Susy Parsons, Kafhleen Crowley, Linda Fraiman, Elizabefh Trummel, Kay Kern, and Doug Ericson. Picfured in fha fifth row are Susan Scolf, Kay Servfman, Susan Larson, Nancy Schreffler, Donna Alwine, Yvonne Addis, Jane? Reese, Mary Jo Hughes, Kafhleen Mall, Joan Lindly, Beverly Beers, and Jim Hunfer. ln fhe lasf row are Charlene Thrasher, Nancy Macc, Carol Lcclrharf, Gayle Lang, Tony Geiger, Ron Whifing, Bill Orfh, and Leonard Kallio. Picfured fo fha righl in lhe baclc is +he advisor Mrs. Reid. J. C. . Srudenls al Cily High Thar have ralcen Lalin are inviled lo join J.C.L., or Junior Classical League. Several annual aclivilies are held by rhe club including a picnic for new members in 'rhe fall, a Chrisimas par-ly, a spring banquet and a 'rrip 'ro 'rhe slare J.C.L. convenrion in fhe spring. This year Ken Hamlin, a sophomore, was vofecl siale J.C.L. presidenr. The club also publishes one issue of 'rhe Nunfius, lhe J.C.L. newspaper. Ken Hamlin was elecled sfafe J.C.L. presiden+ for 'rhe coming year. The J.C.L. officers are piclured looking af an issue of fhe Nunfius. Sealed is The president Dave Husfon. From leff 'ro righl in ihe baclr are Palsy Orfh, freshman represenlafiveg Marsha Hale, Treas- urer: Belh Hawkins, secrefnrv' and Allan .lnnuarv virn.m-ncirlnnf Sealed in from' from leff lo righf are Mary Hazard. Margaref Hardin, Jane Bader, and Carolyn Tro1+. Sfanding from leff 'ro righf are Edith Eckerd, David Moore, Mary Creizmeyer, Viclor Landweber, Mike Karson, Fred Hofrichfer, Elizabefh Kadera. Science Club OFFICERS Presidenl' . . ..... Margarer Hardin Vice-Presidenr . . . Mary Hazard Secrefary-Treasurer . . Carolyn Troff Mike Karson and Jim Robbie received an award of 9250 affer exhibiiing fheir Science Club proiecf, Parabiosis and X-Irradiaiion of Refs, af +he Hawkeye Sci- ence Fair. l4l The Physiological Efiecl of Coca on Mice, A Srudy of Parabiosis and X-lrradiaiion of Rats, An Original Solid Finiie Geome'rry -rhese were some of The proiecis Science Club members worked on during rhe year. A+ lhe Hawkeye Science Fair 'lhe six proiec'rs enfered by Ciry High's Sci- ence Club all won prizes. As a group proiecl' Science Club worked on a se- ries of specfacular science proiecfs displayed in various grade schools. A frip 'ro The Junior Academy of Sci- ence Fair a+ Mr. Pleasanl' climaxed The year in +he spring. John Adamson Nancy Alcers Daniel Alberhaslcy Joan Alberhaslry The graduating class of '59. Jeanenne Alexander Suna Alilcadi Ronald Alfeneder Carol Ambrose James Anderlil: Karen John Balmer Barnes 1 Iii Carol Bezanson John Bloodharl' Keifh Borchari Dorofhy Boyle I William Braley Kei+h Breese John Chris+ee Rulh Coburn Cochran Mary Conwell Mary Corbin Susan Cordle R Paul Craig Mary Cre'I'zmeyer Virginia Crow Curfi i i Roberf Davis Pa+ricia Dennis Mary Dohrer arol Fisher James Dunham C fi James Davis Kafhy Donham S Kennelh Fisher Georgia Fonlzen James Fowler Gerald Gerard Joan Gosenberg Ty Greene ? Donald GriFE+h Grelcluen Grimm James Hall William Haney Mary Hansen Margaref Hardin like Deborah Hawkins Thomas Hills Darlene Holm William Hulbary MBVY Hazard Alan Hedges Pafricia Herrio'H' Sharron Hinlzel Q ?XXXl,, 3 Sgr 5 1 Q Q2 James Hughes Dona Jackson Gary Jacobs Norma Johnson 0 Richard Johnson Kaihryn Jones Richard Kadera Kaihleen Kelley Candace Kennedy Diane Kennedy 6-2 Michael Kinney Sherrie Kin'I'z Judilh Klein James Knolxe Mary Knowler Yvonne Kober Mary Kringel David Lacina Richard Libby David Linder X . Gail Kohl Roy Koser Sharon Krall Rosalie Krebs Carroll Larson Barbara Ledman Charles LoveH Lubin Sandra Lyon Vivian McGuire Bonnie McKray Sleven Machovec Dale Masbruch Norman Maslre Marilee Mason Dennis Mafhess Jay Memler Sandra Merrifield Michael Miller Phyllis Miller Mary Milrner Teddy Minniclx Frederick Moore Nafhan Moore Judilh Murphy Michael Myers Barbara Nelson James Oa las Lloyd Nelson Norman Nelson Shirley Olson Larry Omann Charles Panzer Jone++e Parizek Daniel Parker John Parker John Pelerson Corleen Karen Radcliffe Gene Rariclc Eugene Reynolds Deanne Richard Janelle Jane? Roberfson gl '..5' Gary Rood Barbara Ross Maynard Sass John Schnoebelen ' r yn Sees James Shellacly Juclulh Seavy Ca ol Mary Slcay William Slaymaker Penelope Snalrenber Joyce Sfockman Judillm Swails Yvonne Tinklenberg S1'even Ufhoff XL 1 Q I , Geraldine Tauber Carolyn TroH Dahl Umbdensfoclx sgmllllll 4 g ,D Qf SCD Gerald Villhauer Eddie WaH' Websier P if Consfance Weller Berfl-,e Wells James Wells Phoebe Well' Shari Wesi Mary Weyer Roberf Whar+on Marilyn Wheeler ln the years to come John Wim Je,ew.,,.ni we shall cherish the memories of our City High days Picfures no+ available of Karen Albaugh Jimmie Eash Frances Finley James Havel Phillip Hedges Lucien Loclzharf Pa+ricia Meder Richard Wenman 0 Model Planes 0 HO Trains I.6l'C-BW Company Plumbing - Heating - Appliances 0 Coin 81 Stamp Books 0 Craft Materials HOBBY Xu GIFT SHOP 2I9 S.Capi+oIS+. Across from City Hall 968' 227 E. Washington S+. Annex - 209 S. Linn Sf. 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Ibl -A- Abboff, Thomas, 46 Abrams, BeHy, 32, 46. l20 Adair, Linda, 82 Adams, Arfhur, 20, 67 Adamson, John, l42, I66 Addis, Yvonne, 46, 78 Ahrens, Douglas, 20 Akers, Mary, 20 Akers, Nancy, I27, I42 Akers, Par, 20 Akers, Sandra. 20, I06 Albaugh, Karen Alberhasky, Daniel, l42 Alberhasky, Davis, 46 Alberhasky, Joan, 32, 4l, 92, I24. I28, l42 Alberhasky, William. 20. 67 Aldeman, Larry, 46 Aldeman, Ronald, 82 Alexander, Jeanenne, 32, I20, I42 Alikadi, Firuzan, Il2 Alikadi, Suna. I42 Alikadi, Tuna, 46, I l2, I23 Allen, Beverly, 20, I22 Alleneder, Ronald, 92, 126, I42 Alfon, Carol. 46, IO2 Alwine, Donna, 46 Ambrose, Carol, I42 Amlong, James. 20, 78 Amrine, Mary, 46 Anderlik, James, l42 Annis, Richard, 65, 82 Anfone, Clyde, 82 Arneson, Sfephen, 82 Aubrechf, Allan, 82 Aubrechf, Connie, 20 Ayres, David, 20. 78 Baculis, Davis, 20. 67, 97 Bader, Jane, 82, 92, IO2, II3, I4I Bader, Louise, 20, 92, I22 Bailey, Karen, I42 Bair, Brenr, 82 Baker, Jack, IO2, IO3, 142 Baker, Margarer, 20, I22 Bankon, Charles, 20 Barber, Joseph, 46 Barnes, Clarke, 40, 92, I26 Barnes, Michael, 65, 82 Barnes, Raymond, I42 Barnes, Ward, 20, 78, IO2 Barfholomew. Loydene, 68, 82, l2I Baskeff, Susan, 82 Bauserman, Keilh, 20, 67, 78 Beach, Marcia, 20, 78 Beard, Carol, 20, I23 Beard, Davis, 46 Beard, Don, 20 Beeler, Jan. 46 Beers, Beverly, 82, I06 Beers, Michael Bell, Chesfer, 46, 67 Beniamin, Anifa, 46 Benneff, Pamela, 20, I22 Benfon, Abby. 46, 78 Berry, Kenf, 20 BeH'erly, Joseph, 20 BeH's, Larry, 20 Bezanson, Carol, II3, I33, I43 Bickel, Frances, 20, 78 Bidne, John, 20 Birely, Warren, 82 Black, Kennefh Black, Roger, 46 Picture Index Black, Sieve, 20 Bloodharf, John, I43 Bloom, Ronald, 46, IOI Boarrs, Mary, 46 Bohlin, Ralph, 20, 78 Boldt Eugene, 78, 82, IO2 Bolender. David, 65. 82 Bollei, Davis, 65, 82 Bonfiglio, Michael, 2I Bonfrager, Donald, 2l Bonfrager, Larry, 83 Boor, Myron, 47 Borcharr, Barbara, 47, 78, 93, IO2 Borcharl, Keifh, 78, 79, 92, 93, IO Bofhell, Connie, 32. 47 Boulion, Julian, 2l Bowen, William, 47 Bowman, Thomas, 47, 67 Boyd,,Bruce, 47 Boyd, Norlin, 83 Boyle, Dorofhy, I43 Bdratk, Judy, I22 Bragg. Euqene, 2l, 67 Braley, Bill, 65, 66, I20, I43 Brandi, Ronald, 47, 67 Bream, Emily, 2I Bream, Ronald Brechr, Dennis, 2l Breese, Keilh, I43 Brenneman, Kennefh, 2I Brookharr, Sharon, 47 Brooks, Judy, 47 Brown, Douglas, 67 Brown, Larry, 2l, 67 Brown, Rifa, 47 Buchwalfer, Larry, 2I Bundy, Roberl, 2l, 78 Burks, Donald, 83 Burnham, Lynne, 47, 93 Bywaler, Mary, 83, 93, I66 Bywafer, Nancy, 47, 59 -Q- Cain, Mike, 2l, 67 Caldwell, Sfephen, 65, 68, 69, 83, Calkins, Terry, 2l, 67 Cannon, William, 2l Carey, Barbara, 47 Carmen, Gary, 83, 93 Carmichael, Richard, 47 Carmichael, Russ, 2l Carney, Dinah, 47 Carney, Pafricia, 2l, 78, IO2 Carney. Jr., Roberf, 47, IO2 Carpenler, Ruih, 47, I2I Carson, Carol, 47 Casady. Carolyn, 47, IO2 Casey, Linda, 2l Chadek, Lorna, 59. 78, 83, IO2 Charipar, James, I8, 83 Chelf, Gary, 47, 67 Chelf, Karen, 2I Chrisiee, Jack, I43 Chrislensen, Judy, 83, IO6 Chudwick, Susan, 2l, IO2 Cilek, Mary Frances, 47 Cilek, Jerry, 2l, 67 Clark, Rush, 47, 99 Clalferbaugh, James, 2l, IO2 Clausen. Phyllis. 47 Cline, Sandra, 40, 47, 56 Clinire, Michele, 47 Coars, Donna, 43, 83, II3 Coblenh, June, I20 Coburn, Lowell, 47. l0l Coburn, Rufh, I43 Cochran, Larry, 97, I43 l62 2, l 96 Cole, James, 65, 83 Combs, Russell, 60, 83 Comer, Marfha, 47, I66 Conklin, Sharon, 83 Connell, Mary, 32, 47, 40, Conwell, John, 83 Conwell, Mary, I43 Cook, Larry, 47 Cooper, Pafricia, 83 Cos+olo, James, 83 Corbin. Mary, 40, 80, I43 Cordle, Susan, I43 Cordle, Tom, 2l, 67 Cornwall, Becky, 2l Corso, Mike, 2l Corso, Richard, 48, 60, l36 Corfimiglia, Sharon, 2l Craig, Paul, 92, IO2, I44 Crefzmeyer, Mary, 4l, I33, l4l, Croskey, Priscilla, 48 Crow, David, 2I Crow, Virginia, l2l, I27, I44 Crowley, Kafhleen, 22 Croy, Nancy, 4l, 56, 57, 6l, 63, l33, l34, I44 Cuppy, Ronald, 48, 67, 78, lOl Curry, Eldon, 48 Curfis, Timofhy Clay, 22, IOI Curfis, Tim Julius, I23, I44 Cufler, Candance, 83 Curry, Lanny, 48 56. 8I -D- Daering, Pafricia, 83 Daering, Susan, 22 Darling, Dorofhy, 3l, 48, 78, 93, Davis, Jim, 97, I44 Davis, Julie, 48 Davis, Roberf John, I44 Dawley, Jane, 48, I23 Dayfon, Esfher, 22 Dean, Ann, 22, I22 Delsing, John, 22 Demory, Diane, 68, 80, 83, 92 Dennis, Pai, 57, I44 Derby, Linda, 83 Dicker, Shirlee, 22, 92, I22 Dickerson, Carol, 48 Dickerson, James, 22 Dillon, Sondra, 84 Dillz, Linda Dierf, William, 84 Dohrer, Mary, 93, IO2, I44 Dolan, Ed. 22 Dolezal, Jacquilan, 22, I22 Donham, Kafhy, l2I, I44 Donham, Kelley, 22 Donohue, Palricia, 32, 84 Dorheim, Karen, 48. i02 Dorf, James, 48 Dunham, James, 65, 66, 99, I4-4 Dunlap, Anne, 84 Dunlap, Lesley, 48 Dunlop, Diane, 48, 78, 80, IO2 -E- Eakes, Glenn. 22 Eash, James Eber+, John, 22 Eckard, Edith, 46, 78, l4l Eichler, Louis, 22 Ellis, Richard, 22, 78 Ellsworfh, Jonnifer, 48 Ellsworfh, Ann, 84. l2l Engel, Joyce, 22, 78, IO2 Erickson, Douglas, 84 I44 80. IO4 IO2 Efheringlon, Berry, 48, l23 Evashevski, Forest, 65, 84, 99 Evashevski, James, 22, 67, 96, 97 Ewall, Karen, 48, 78 Ewalf, Margaref, 321, 48, Ewalf, Marilyn, 48 -F- Fairchild, Tim, 48 Farnswor-lh, Roberi, 22, 67 Fesler, Jack, 48, 78 Files, Carleen, 22 Files, Sandra, 22 Fink, Richard, 22 Finley. Frances, 84 Finley, Richard Fisher, Carol, 78, I44 Fisher, Ken, 65, 66, 99, lO0, I04, I45 Flora, Anne, 48, 92 Fonken, Georgia, 4l, 80, I34, I45, I66 Foraker, Judy, 22 Foraker, Ronald Forbes, LaVerne, 48 Fouchek, Mary, 48 Founfain, Glennys, 84 Founrain, Norma, 48 Graham, Sharon, 85 Grandrafh, Joyce, 49, l23 Greene, Ty, l8, 96, I45 Griflilh, Barbara, 32, 49 Grilllilh, Donald, I45 Grilifiih, Michael, 85 Grifliih, Sheila, 23 Grimm, Grefchen, 32, 6l, 63, 80, I33, I45 Grimm, Nancy, 85 Grimm Susie 23 efuweil, Judiih, as -1-4... Hug hes. Gary, 86 Hughes, Hughes, Jim, 93, 99, I00, I46 Mary, 50 Hughes, Richard, 24 Hulbary, William, 6l, I46 Hunfer, James, 78, 86, I02 Hunhinger, Terry, 24 Husfon, David, 40, so, sr - 1 - Irwin, Jo Helen, 24, 78 Irwin, Mike, 50, 78, lOl Issacs, John, 86 Hageboeck, Anne, 23, 3I, 40, I22 Hsigh, william, 23, 67 Hale, Ed, 85 Hale, Marsha, 49, 78, I66 Hall, Jim, I45 Hamilfon, Gurdon, 85, II3, l2I Hamlin, Ken, 49 Haney, Leslie, I45 Hann, Holly, 59, 78, 85, I02 Hannan, Allen Hansen, Gary Hansen, Mary, 4l, I45 l+zen, Caflherine, 24, I22 -J- Jablonski, Carl, 43, 86, I20 Jackson, Dona, I46 Jackson, James, 86 Jacobs, Gary, 65, 93, I46 Jacobs, Susan, 50 James, Jean, 50 January, Alan, 50, l0l Jenson, Joel, 50, 67, lOl Jillson, Kafhryn. 78. 86, l02 Founfain, Phyllis, 22 Fowler, Eugene, 84 Fowler, James, I45 Fowler, John, 84 Fowler, Karen, 32, 48. 80 Fracassini, David, 22, 40 Fraiman, Linda, 22 Fraiman, William, 48, 78 Harbour, David, 23, I23 Hardin, Margaref, 4I, I4l, I45 Harding, Joe, 85, 92, I26 Hargrave, Alex, 23 Harper, John, 49, 67 Harper, Paul, 85 Harris, David, 23 Harris, J. Wilion, 49 Hauber, Keifh, 23, 78 Hedges Karson, Franrz, Larry, 49, IOI Franli, Roy, 49, 67, 96 Freeberg, Alice, 84, I20 Freeberg, Donald, 49 Freeman, Gary, 49, 65 Frei, Judilh, 22, I22 Frimml, Cheryl, 22, I02 Froeschle, Judiih, 23, I22 Fuhrmeisrer, Barbara, 23 Funk, Beify, 84 -G- Gaffey, Wanda, 49, l06 Galic. George, 49 Garner, Sue, 78, 84, I02 Garwood, Julie, 49, 80, I66 Gaudineer, Anneffe, 84 Gaudineer, Carol, 23, 32 Gauper, Bonnie, 3I, 49 Gauper, Nancy, 32, 84 Gee, Barbara, 43, 84, 92 Geiger, Tony, 23, 67, I0l Geofirion, Janef, 23, l23 Gerard, Jerry, I45 Geringer, Karen, 84 Gerlach, Susan, 23, 78 Gibson, Roberf, 49, 67 Gilroy, Michael, 49 Gilson, Linda, 84, l23 Gilson, Ronald, 85 Gingerich, Darlene, 49, 78 Gingerich. Judy, 49 Girard, Francoise Glann, Alex, 23, 67 Glassman, Janice, 57, 68, 85, 92 Goddard, Jerry, 23 Goddard, Susan, 78, 85, I02 Goeifle, Bernadine, 85, l06 Goeffle, Carol, 23 Goeffle, Joan Goodfellow, Susan, 23 Gordon, Donald, 23, lOl Gordon, Gary, 23, 67, IOI Gosden, David, 23 Gosenberg, Joan, 4l, I20, I45 Graham, Carol Haufh, Edward. 85 Hawkins, Deborah, 32, 4I, 56, 63, I33 I34, I46 Hawkins, Beih, 49 Hawkins, Terry, 23 Haydon, Kennelh, 85 Hayes, Shirley, 49 Hazard, Mary, 4I, 80, I33, I4I, I46 Hedges Alan, 92, l2l, I25, I46 Hedges Be-n, 49 Hedges Mary, 85, I20 Hedges Phillip, I02 Hedges, Sally, 78, 85, I02, l06 William, 23 Johnson, Dororhy, 86 Johnson Johnson Johnson Jondle, Jondle, , Dwayne, 24 , Norma, I27, I46 , Richard, 65, 97, I47 Gary, 86 Richard, 50, lOl Jones, Barbara, 86 Jones, Clark, 50, 67, l0l, I37 Jones, Lou, 32, 50 Jones, Jerry, 50 Jones, Karhryn, 4I, I47 1 K 1 Kabela, Doroihy, 24 Kadera, Elizabeih, 50, 78, l4l Kadera, Richard, I47 Kadlec, Parricia, 50, l23 Kadlec, Tom, 65, 86 Kaiser, Kenf, 24 Kaiser, Bruce, 50, 67, 78, I02 Kallio, Leonard. 50 Karr, Janice, 50 Michael, 86, I20, I23, Helble, Cheryl, 49 Hemsred, Larry, 49 Henry, Judy, 49 Henry, Kennelh, 49 Herdliska, Sandra, 23, I22 Herman, Keifh, 85 Herrioll, Pal, 32, 56, l28, I46 Hershberger, Don, 23, 67 Hervig, Krisri, 49, I02 Hills, Tom, I46 Hinkel, Sharron, I46 Hirko, John, 23 Hirl, James, 49, 67, l0l Hiscock, Marilyn, 24 Hoff, Bruce, 49 Hofrichrer, Frederick, 49, II3, l4l Hogan, Edward, 50 Hoherl, Paul, 24 Kelley, Alverda, 50 Kelley, Dan, 86 Kelley, Jerry, 50, 60, I0l Kelley, Kafhleen, I20, I47 Kemmer, Sarah, 50 Kennedy, Candace, I33, I47 Kennedy, Diane, I47 Kennedy, Pafricia, 24, I22 Kern, Kafhleen, 24, I02 Kessler, James, 50, 65, I20 King, Marybefh, 87 Kinney, Michael, 65, 66, l05, I Kinfz, Sherrie, I47 Kiser, Ellen, 87, I02 Klein, Judy. I47 Klenk, Nancy, 87 Kline, Douglas Kloos, Wanda, 24 Holcomb, David, 50 Holcomb, Judy, 85, l2I Holm, Darlene, l2I, I46 Holzaepfel, John, 86 Hora, Beverly, 50 Hora, Rosella, 50 Hospers, Brenf, 59, 68, 78, 86, 93, l02 Housel, Larry, 86 Housel, Linda, 43, 80, 86, l02 Houser, Bonnie, 50 Houslon, Jan, 78, 86, I02 Howell, Karolyn Huber, Vicfor Hughes, Dayle, 86 I63 Kloos, Wayne, 24 Knoedel, Richard, 87 Knolce, James, I47 Knowler, Mary, I02, I47 Kober. Yvonne, I47 Kobes, Karen, 50 Kohl, Craig, 24 Kohl, Gail, I20, I48 Kornegor, Thomas, 50 Koser, Donald, I48 Koser, Jean, 50 Krall, Judy, 24 Krall, Sharon, 6l, 63, I27, l48 Krebs, Rosalie, I27, I48 Murray Pumphrey, Barba Kringel, Mary, I48 Krogh, Carolyn. 87, I23 Krogh, Ruth, Sl Kuhn, Deborah, 24, 78 -L- Lacina, David, 65, 78. 79, I48 Latferty, Joyce, 5I Landweber, Victor, 5l, 78, I4I Lang, Gayle, 24, 67, 78, IOI Larimer, Linda, 56, 87 Larsen, Susan, 24 Larson, Caroll, I48 Larson, James, 24, 67 Ledman, Barbara, l2l, I48 Leonard, Michael, 5l, IOI Letts, Judy, 24 Letts, Lynda, 5l Levy, Andrea, 24 Lewis, Beatrice, 24 Lewis, Robert, 87, 99 Libby, Richard, 97, I48 Liechty, Linda, 5l, l2I Lind, Richard, Sl Lindemann, James, 24 Linder, David, 65, 78, 92, 93, I02, I48 Lindhorst, Judy, 5l, I23 Lindley, Betty, 87 Lockhart, Carol, 43, 87, I02 Lockhart, Lucien, 87 Longstreth, Alvina, 24, I22 Lonning, Patricia, 78, 87 Loughran, Richard, SI Lovett, Charles, I48 Lubin. Gary, I48 Lumsden, Michael, 25,' 67 Lund, Paul, 87, 97, l.2l Lundquist, Eric, 5l, 67 Lyon, Sandra, 32, 56, 6l, I49 -M- McArthur, Marlee, 25 McArtor, Marilyn, 87 McCall, Connie, 87, l2l McCall, John, 25 McCall, Ronald, 5l, 67 McConnell, Pat, 5l McCoaI, Robert, 40, 65, 87, 99, I37 McCorkle, Kate McCormick, Frank, 25 McDermott, Colleen, SI McGinness, Edgar, 5l McGinness, James, 25, 96, 97 IOO, l20, Mathies, Jack, 52 Matt, Kathleen, 52 Matthess, Dennis, 65, I49 Mavis, Karen, 25 Meder, Patricia, l27 Megan, Michael, 52. 67 Meggitt, Charles, 52, 67 Memler, Jay, 65, 66, 99, I49 Merritield, David, 25, 67, I02 Merritield, Sandra, I49 Messer, Nancy, 32, 52, I66 Meyer, James, 25 Miller, Alice, 88 Miller, Bowman, 25 Miller, Clarissa, 52 Miller, George, 52, 65 Miller, Jerry, 52 Miller, John, 88 Miller, Karl, 52, 67, 96 Miller, Michael, I49 Miller, Patricia, 52 ...p- Pannos, James, 26 Panzer, Charles, I5l, I66 Panzer, Robert, 53 Parizek, Jonette, 4l, 57, 80, I05, l l34, l5l Parker, Danny, 65, I05, l5I Parker, John, 78, 97, I02, I5I Parker, Lynelle, 32, 53 Parker, Parrish, Richard, 65, 88 Richard, 53, 78 Parsons, Susi, 26 Patrick, Robert, 78, 88, I02 Miller, Phyllis, I05, I49 Mills, James, 52, 67 Mills, Kay, 25 Miltner, Mary, I50 Minnick, Philip, 52, 67, 96, I0l, l37 Minnick, Ted, 65, 66, I50 Mitchell. David, 25 Monk, Gerald, 88, 96 Moore, David, 65, 88, I2l, I4I Moore, Fred, 78, I02, I50 Moore, Kathleene, 32, 52, 92, I20 Moore, Linda, 52 Moore, Mary, 25, I22 Moore, Metta, 25, I22 Moore, Nathan, 65, 66, 97, l28, l50 Morris, Robert, 52 Morton, Gary, 52, 67 Patterson, Jerry, 26 Patterson, Michael, 26 Pearson, Barbara, 89, l2I Penny, Barbara, 26, 78 Penny, Ruth, 53, I23 Peters, Gary, 65, 89, l20, l36 Peterson, John, 99, IOO, l5l Peterson, Pa-tty, 43, 89, I02 Petrick, Phyllis, 89 Petrik, Janis, 26 Pettit, Dewayne, 26 Pettit, Edward, 53 Phares, Linda, 26, I22 Phillips, Charles, 53 Pickering, Corleen, l5I Pickering, Paul, 53 Pickering, Sandra, 53 Moss, David, 25, 40, 67, lOl Mulherin, Carol, 52, I02 Murphy, Judith, 32, 40, 56, 80, 92. I33. I34 , Richard, 88, 95, 96 Oaks, James, I50 McGuire, Vivian, I49 McKee, McKee, McKee, Jackie, 25, I02 John, 25 Preston, 5l McKra , Bonnie, I49 McLachlan, Robert, 87 Macagno, Edward, SI, I02 Mace, Nancy, 87 Machovec, Steven, 40. 65, 66, 96, 97, I49 Mackey, Norma, SI Macy, Richard. 5l, I2O Madden, Sandra, 5l Magee, Maureen, 5I Mara, Gerald, 25 Maresh, Carol, 87 Marks, Richard, 65, 88 Marple, Mary, 25 Marsden. Martha, 25, 3I Marsh, Alan. 25, 67, 78 Martin, Sandra, 52 Masbruch, Dale, I27, I49 Masbruch, Duane, 65, 88 Myers, Frederick, 88 Myers, Mike, I50 ...N- N'andell, Robert, 78, 88 Napierala, Daniel. 67 Neice, Ann Nelson, Barbara, I50 Nelson, Lloyd, I27, I50 Nelson, Norman, 65, 66, I50 Nelson, Virginia, 25 Novy, Judith, 52, I23 -O- Oaks, John, 52 Obrecht. Celia, 25, I02 O'l-larra, Marietta, 26 Olson. Donna, 26, I23 Olson, James Olson, Larry, 26 Pierce, Frank, 89 Plank, James, 26, 67, 78 Player, Adda, 78, 89, l02 Poggenpohl, James, 53, 67 Poggenpohl, Jean, 26 Pogue, Rose, 26, 78 Pope, Darrel Porter, Marshall, 89 Potter, Jerry, 89, l27 Pratt, N a ncy, 89, Prymek, Carolyn, 92 43, 89 Pugh, James, 53, 67 Purvis. Mary, 26 Purvis, Ronald, 4 Putnam, Thomas, ra, 53 3, 89, lI3 26 -R- Radclitfe, Christi Radclitte, Karen, Raim, Kay, 89 ne, I02 I02. I03, l28, I5l Raim, Richard, 26 Rarey, Donna, 32, 89 Rarick, Gene, I8, 65, 66, I00. Rarick, Jay, 26 Rarick, Kenneth, 26, I23 Rause, Sharon, 26 Rawley, Bill, 67 Olson, Olson, Omann Paul, 52, 67, IOI Shirley, I27, I50 , Jane, 26 Maske, Gary, 25 Maske, Joan, 88 Maske, Norman, 60, I49, I66 Mason, Juanita, 25 Mason. Marilee, I49 Omann, Larry, I50 Orne, William, 88 Orr, Mary, l20 Orris, Melinda, 88 Orth, Patsy, 26, 78, I02 Orth, William, 52, 78, 92, !02 Osborne, Garrett, 53 Osmundson, Jon, 65, 88, 99 Ostrander, l-larry, 65, 88, 99 Otto, Robert, 88 Otto, William, 53, lOl Overlay, Ryland, 26, 78 Oxley, Paul, 43, 88, 92, l20, I66 I64 Reardon, Dennis, 26, 67 Rebal, Ronald, 53, 67 Reese, Janet, 53 Reese, Walter, 89 Rembolt, Diana, 40, 89, 92, l20 Reynolds, Eugene, I27, l5l Reynolds, Hannah, 53 Rhodes, John, 26, 67, l0l Richard, Deanne, 80, l2l, I5l Richardson, Toni, 53 Rinehart, Susan, 26, 78 Rittenmeyer, James, 53, lOl Roan, Tom, 26 Robbie, Jacolyn, 26, I02 Robbie, James, 78, 89, l4l Roberge, Janelle, l2l, l5l Robe-rts, William, 27 Robertson, Janet, 4l, 63, 80, Rodgers, Ann, 89 Rogers, Connie, 53, I02 Rogers, Geraldine, 53, l20 Rogers, Richard Rogers. Rufh, 53, l20 Rood, Gary, 65, 66, I52 Rose, David, 53, IOI Ross. Barbara, I52 Ross, Earl, 27 Ross, Barbara Ross, Paul, 27 Ross, Mary, 53, 78, I02 Ross, Paul Rouse, Sharon Rouse, Michael, 89, I2l Rowley, William, 27 Ruby, James, 89 Rule, Ronald Ruppert Carol, 53 Ruppert Mary, 53, 78 Ryan, Joyce, 27 Ryder, Robert 53, 67 ...5- Sanger, Duane, 90 Sass, Maynard, I27, I52 Scanlon, James, 90 Schallau, Allan, 90 Schlaegel, Jule, 27 Schmoichel, Linda Schmidt Ronald, 27, l23 Schmidt Stephen, 27 Slallfort Sharon, 28, I22 Sfeclcling, Marlene, 28 Sfelpflug, Jean, 32, 80, 90. 92, Sfevens, John, 65, 90, 99, I36 Sfevens, Judifh, 43, 90, I02 Slevens, Kathy, 54 Sfevens, Robert 28, 67 Sievenson, William, 54, 67, lOl Sfober, Jet 68, 78, 9l, l02 Sfoclcman, James, 9l Sfoclcman, Joyce, I20, I53 Sfoffel, Kafhie, 54 Sfomer, Caroline, 28 Sfoner, Kennefh, 28, 67 Sfrabala, Melvin, 28 S+ramp, Sheila, 54 Sfrauss, David, 9l, l2I Sfudt Sieve, 29, 65, 9l, l20 Slufsman, Carolyn, 54 Sullivan, Joyce, 32, 54 Sullivan, Sherry, 40, 57, 9l Summerwill, Ben, 54 Swails, Gerald, 54, 78 Swails, James, 54, 67 Swails, Judi'rh, I53 Swails, Linda, 28 Swarfzendruber, James, 28 Sweefing, Barbara, 28, 78 Schmift Jenene, 27, 78 Schnoebelen, John, I52 Schrefliler, Nancy, 53, 78 Schroclr. Thelma, 27, I02 Schroeder, Jane, 27 Schully, Sharon, 27 Schwab, Mildred, 90 scan. Mary, 43, va, vo, rua Scort Rosemary, 90 Scoft Rulh, 27, I22 Scolt Susan, 27 Scriven, Janet 53 Scroggs, LaVerne. 53, 78 Seafon, Saman+ha, 54 Seavy, Judi'l'h, 4l, 92, l34, I52 See, Sherryl, 27, 78 Sees, Carolyn, I52 Sweeling, Cherie, 54, 78 Swenlca, Jean, 54 Swenson, Tom, 28 ..1'- Tauber, Geraldine, 63, I53, I66 Taylor, Jane, 28 Thompson Donna, 28 Thompson Gary Thompson, Karen. 28 Thompson, LeRoy, 28 Thompson, Thomas, 9l Thom pson William 9l Thomson, 'Richard, 28, 78 Thrasher, Charlene, 9l Thrasher, Dennis, 28, 67 Selclz, Senfm Wilbur an, Kalhryn, 27, 78, I02 Shabel, Ka+hleen, 54 Shaflier, Terry, 54, 65, 69, 92 Shalla, Linda, 90, l2I Shalla Shalla , Mary, 54, 421 , Ronald Sharp, Jacqueline, 27 Shellady, James, I52 Shimon, Lynda, 27, 78 Shouldice, Gail, 27 Sibert Sue, 90 Sibley, Donald, 90 Sievers, Leanna, 90 Sills, Angelyn, 54, l20 Singleman. Carol. 27 Slcay, Mary, I27, I52 Slaymalcer, William, l8, 65, 66, 99, I33. l52 Slezak, Bob, 27 Smilh, Barbara, 27, I22 Smifh, Dennis, 27 Smifh, Gerald, 27 Smiih, Mary, 54 Snalcenberg, Penny, 32, I28, I52 Snider, Cafherine, 54, 78 Snider, Evelyn, 27, I22 Snider, Kandy, 27 Snoolc, Gary, 27, 67, IOI, I37 Sorensen, Judirh, 43, 57, 69, 90, 92, I02 Sovers, David, 54 Spenler, Jane, 54 Spenler, Janis, 43, 90 Spenler, June, 28, 3I, I22 Sfallcfleet Richard, 28 Sfalliort Miriam, 28, I22 s Tinlclenberg, Yvonne, I53 Towell, Ronald, 54 Trepiow, Barbara, 28 Tro+t Carolyn, 4l, 80, I02, I33, Troyer, Diane, 68, 9l, 92, I02 Trummel, Elizabeih, 28, 78 Trussell, Jane, 28 Tudor, Connie, 28, I02 Turner, Cheryle, 28 Tyler, Trudence, 28, 78 -U- Umbdensfoclc, Dahl, I27, I53 Updegraff, James, 9l I2I, I4l, I53 Updegraff, Margaret 28, 92, I22 Ulhoft Sfeven, 92, I53 Ulholt Vincent 54, 67, l25 -V- Vacilr, Mary Helen, 28 Van Epps, Marcia, 43, 9I Vangoove, Susy, 28 Vermace, Richard, 28 Verry, Ken, 67 Verry, Robert 28 Vesley, Judifh, 28, I02 Vilcel, Carroll, 9l Villhauer, Gerald, 28, I53 Villhauer, Margey, 9l, l23 Vineyard, Gene, 28, 67, lOl, I23 Vineyard, Gloria, 28, I02 Voparil, Terry, 9I Voss, Dow, 9l Voss, Richard, 54, IOI I65 Vrchoficlcy, Edwin, 28 Vredenburg, Dennis, 28, 78 -w- Wagner, Alvin, 54 Walden, Thomas, 9I Wallrer, Charles, 29 Walker, Gail, 9l Walfers, Donna, 54 Warner, Helen, 54, 3l, I66 Washburn, Linda, 29 Waft Eddie, l8, 6l, 99, lO0, I53 Websfer, Nancy. I53 Websier, Sally, 29 Weeber, S+eve, 54, 96 Weidner, Elva, 54 Weidner, Vera, 29 Welll, Jerry, 9I Weller, Constance, 32, l54 Wells, Berfhe, I02, I33, l54 Wells, James, I27, l54 Welt Tony, 55, 67, 97, I37 Welt Phoebe, 40, 4l, 80, l33, l34, Wenman, Richard West Shari, 4l, I02, IS4 Wesfcoit Berry, 29, I22 Wes'fco+t Donald, 65, 9l, 96 l54 Weslcoit Robert 55 Weyer, Mary, l54 Wharion, Robert I02, l03, l54 Wheeler, Marilyn, 6I, 62, l54 Whisenand, Sfeve, 29 Whifeis, Jaclr, I55 Whiiing, Milne, 55 Whifing, Ronald, 55 Wiclts, Robert 29, 78, l0l, l02 Wildman, Joyn, 29 Willrer, Wanda, 55, 78, 93 Wilkinson, Michael, 65, 9l, i36 Willert Pamela, 29 Willey, Carolann, 55 Willey, Marcia, 29, I22 Williams, Clyde, 65, 69, 78, 9l, 93 Williams, James, 29, 67, 78, IOI Wilmefh, John, 29, 78, I02 Winborn, Warren, 29 Wise, George, 55 Wise, Judilh, 93 Wissinlr, Jere, ll3, I55 Wissinlc, Slephen, 9l, 93 Wiffmer, Beverly, I27, I55 Wohlwend, Nancy, I27, I55 Wolfe. Janet I55 Wolfe, Joseph, 9I Wombacher, Carolyn, 32, I55 Wombacher, Walfer, 29, 67, IOI Womer, Karen, 9l, l23 Woniclr, Joyce, 55 Woniclc, Karen Woode, Phyllis, 55 Woods, Amanda, 29, 40, I02 Woolridge, Carol, 92, I24, I55 Wright Mar+ha, 55 Wright Tom, 29, 67 Wya'H', William, 65, 78, l02, I55 -Y- Yoder, Dale, 55, 67, l0l Yoder, Pafricia, 55, 78, I02 Young, Dennis, 55 Young, Gary, 55 Young, Gladys, 29 -Z-. Zellweger, Andres, I55 Zellweger, Judi+h, 55. 92, I66 Zeman, Shirley, 55 Zender, Julie, 55, l23 In fhe 'firsf row: Norm Maslre, Paul Oxley, Georgia Fonlxen. Second row: Charlie Panzer, Marfha Comer, Jan Roberfson, Mary Bywaier. Third row: Marsha Hale, Julie Garwood, Nancy Messer, Gerri Tauber, Jean Sfelpllug. RED AND WHITE STAFF Judy Zellweger and Helen War- ner really gef down 'fo business fha nigh? before The deadline and madly dash ofi ,1 few more pages. Graaf worlr, girls! Georgia sfudies copy as John Adamson concenfrales on finishing anofher Pepsi. MR. DONALD ARCHER, Annual Advisor GEORGIA FONKEN. Edi+or-in-Chief Senior Edifor, Ari' Edifor JAN ROBERTSON. Copy Edifor SHARON BROOKHART, Junior Edifor HELEN WARNER, Soph Editor JULIE GARWOOD, Frosh Edifor JUDY ZELLWEGER 8: JUDY STEVENS, NORM MASKE, Sporfs Edifor HOLLY I-IANN, Music Edi+or JOHN ADAMSON, Academic Edifor Organization Edifors HELEN WARNER, Special Evenis Ediior MARTHA COMER, Assisfanf NANCY MESSER 81 JEAN STELPFLUG, Faculty Edifors MARY BYWATER, Ad Manager GERRI TAUBER, Business Manager PAUL OXLEY 8: CHARLIE PANZER, Photo Siafi MARSHA HALE, Picfure Index Mr. Archer! Where is +he Junior Play copy? Did you finish pages IO and I I? Such were Ihe fran'I'ic excla- maiions uHered by frenzied Annual siaff members on Ihe nighf before Deadline Day. We remember working hard fo please Ihe faculiy and sI'uden+s of ICHS. We sincerely hope we have fulfilled our goal in preparing an annual which you will Ireasure and read for The many years Io come. 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