Iowa School for the Deaf - Bobcat Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

LLCYD E. BERG Superintendent W3 MRS. CHARLES LANGMADE Secretary to the Superintendent C. E. GEASLAND Business Manager MISS DORCAS AXTELL Secretary to the Business Manager Calendar SEPTEMBER 4-The students came to school and classes 14-- 27 1- 3.. 5 began the next day. Seniors were glad to begin to have sen- ior privileges. The Seniors had a meeting to make plans for their annual. OCTOBER Luncheon was served to members of the Legislature and Interim committees. Seniors had a surprise birthday party for Norma Prine. -The football players and some of the seniors went to the Illinois School for the Deaf. 1'-Friday afternoon all classes were dis- missed because of a football game with Kuemper of Carroll. 17-The pupils had their first roller skating w w 24 31 party at the Manawa rink. -A bonfire for the Kansas School for the Deaf was held on the athletic field. -Norma Prine was crowned queen. -The Seniors had a meeting to discuss the class book, motto and color of gOVL'I'lS. -The boys and girls had a Halloween party. NOVEMBER 7-General Faculty meeting. Mr. Walsh of 8 the finance committee gave a speech on the legislative askings. -The Y.M.L.S. had their first meeting with Mr. Giangreco. 14-Senior meeting. Plans made on year- Zl 29 book and other matters. --lohn Gannon went to Chicago, Illinois, to show the cattle. -Y.M.I. S. meetings. DECEMBER 7-Another roller skating party at the Man- I0- awa rink. Gallaudet Day. A program about Thom- as H. Gallaudet was given. He was honored for all the work he did in help- ing the deaf. 16-Mr. and Mrs. Giangreco had the Sen- iors for their Annual Christmas party. I9-Y.M.I..S, and Y-teens had a Christmas Zl meeting. Marlene Hestness demon- strated how to wrap gifts. -Christmas Vacation began. Everyone was happy to head home. JANUARY 6--The boys and girls returned to school. 7-Classes resumed. juniors received class of '58 rings. IU-Senior meeting. Work began to pro- gress on the annual. -Seniors began having graduation pic- tures taken. -The Seniors enjoyed a trip to the City Water Purification plant. FEBRUARY 14-Valentine Party. 18-General Faculty meeting. 20-The pupils had a roller skating party at Manawa rink. -Four seniors, QMarion Van Manen, John Gannon, Norma Prine, and Shirley Mc- Lelandj took part in the Mardi Gras. MARCH 6-Senior meeting. 9-The basketball girl players went to Des Moines, Iowa, to watch the girls' state tournament. 15-The boys and girls had a St. Patrick's Day party. 19-Dr. George Detmold QDean of Gallau- det Collegej visited our school and talked to the teachers and students. Den- nis Wernimont received a certificate of merit from WOW-TV for being one of the outstanding basketball players of Southwest Iowa. - -Seven basketball players, two managers, Mr. and Mrs. Huston, and Mr. and Mrs. Giangreco went to the' Spare Time cafe in Omaha for dinner. 23-Eighteen basketball p l a y e r s , Mr. Weaver, Mr. Huston and Mr. Berg went to Des Moines to watch the final state tournament basketball games. 24-Dennis Wernimont appeared on KMTV to receive a citation for being one of the outstanding basketball players of Southwest Iowa. -Some seniors went to Omaha to Watch the Ice Capades. 27-Athletic Award Banquet, Mr. Fred Hawks, sportswriter, main speaker. APRIL -through to 21, Easter Vacation. 29-All boys and girls went to Omaha to H watch the circus. MAY nd 3-Some of the seniors took the Gal- laudet College examination. 3-The Senior and junior Banquet. 8-General Faculty meeting. 24-Field Day. JUNE 2-Baccalaurcat Day. 'i-Graduation Day. -Summer Vacation begins. Al' J FACUL T Y I 5 if 0 .m ,Ill L fe 9 + , . El 1 f f , il HI t L A ' lil f X 71-vafuwfua-udnf-b.4J'vv I QM u i' 1 Principals Q 7? X .. Y , I ,J . 'Q f JOSEPH GIANGRECO Supervising Principal M 4 Fa ff 2 x M 9 aa., , XZ i i X , , Q NORMAN SCARVIE i V Vocational Principal MISS DELORES HENRY Secretary to the Supervising Principal l '4 il V f .W 1 Y . l MISS ANN EGAN MRS. ADABELLE DETWEILER Head Teacher - Lower Division Principal of Middle Division E? MRS HAYJE3E1ji?Ew ' e Liter aw' 6 ' MRS. JENNINGS Library Science, Librarian Facult MRS. CLAPP Civics, History J , ' .'. Q . 1 . . 2' yi ,l X I . c I l 1 'A A, ?fH?f . , fe' ,A 7 , .xi :im Q X5 li k! I fs , I lifalb S S f' ' . , I MR. McKEON Chemistry, Biology, Science MISS DOBSON Algebra, Mathematics 3115 'Z 1 if EMR' 0 ' 1 N e:JZ'Z5J,iiySC1e Ce , QORCA MR. MARTY Mathematics. Geography MRS. McMANAMY English Facult MRS. MOURER MRS. RUEBEL Typewriting, Filing, English, Literature Guidance and Literature wish NBER Diredot of Ch ild Guidance MR. LAHN oy's Physical Education 3 ' . . .M M fist xr, .... vp... ' il MR S G' v - C 11-I s PIIYSISPELAND al EdlIC3t1bn MRS. MCLAUGHLIN Art MR, WEAVER Custodians Audiologist, MR. COLSON Athletic Director MR. BEHME 'W R Facult fn- mi P ggi? ' 5 fNf'K IQXX' - I' li '-......--f .,,,V' . , . . ' MR.' BARRON MR. BEERS ,i P Baking General Metalwork ' Coach 'S--.. Y, svn C 0 YASXXOC RRY? P1-1btIbiv1V L My l 3 MRS. MCCONNELL 1' X Home Economics, K . 4 Clothing wa r N Ri i V -of 1-Q. MR. NETUSIL MRS. OSBORNE Woodworking and Home Economics, Upholstery Foods Vocational School W 'l!l!l!i! kfq,v-g inl 7:1flllo-1' 77 L.- A ' 'HG LiiT?3g2!,ZSi.v ff W1 ' utah - f E5 , l .2 ' , I .1 l 0 . Ji 1 ' - Ju ,M- ..sl',.5f' 4 Q Operating the Linotype Cabinet Making .5fi.LQ',1 .'B'eL 43 ,flags f 157,2- ... vfffkfx 3- Prlnting Upholstering og. s., 1- , f y' VB' 4' Q UQz'ff 5 Via' . k 3?':: V 2 ,io 1 ' ., ig L ff P , 'Q M .'L Q kj H I, ,1. . rr ' - - fi X 'ff . rg x! Metal Vs7OI'kiI1g S1103 Repairing ' C 1 1 f U xx , Cooking Bakmg .i A 4 A o A f Sewing General Shop .of 1 xt .r Q XQ K 6' K X fu- , G , at -Q r A. V' -1 - i . - ,Q . , f 1 , .. xx -4-,it A, zum A .- SIOUX CITY ff . FORT DODGE 1 W is gym' i cARRou. N ,A COUNCIL BLUFFS WICHITA, KANSASgl: F- af 'P' yf Religious Advisors . INA .faq :T J pr' Chapel REV. RYAN REV. BURNS Catholic Catholic MSGR. DANAHEY Catholic REV. GRACE REV. MAPPES Episcopalian Lutheran if JXJX- JXJXJXJ fU,..X-lil.-I -jX IX fXlXfXl 1, l ,X Q ' I ' 51, O0 I 0 0 .- L .ik -PY'-' i... I ,:'..-,S T:-f is . X vfyfs-4914 ,- ,,z,.' O 0 f ,i , A b . 1 . 1' ' ' L. i u i 4 9 ., .i . v.,. . .. ,,,, x.., - .. . inu- Q! 4 ' I . g I wx A N 5 - 3 X 'X -l R i bk ' :A gfrkl ,' Front: G. Myers, T. Fuller, H. Daggett, Mr. Giangreco. Back: L. Ohm, L. Manley, M. Van Manen, J. Gannon, J. Coffman. Y-Teens Front: B. Kendall. C. Porter. Mrs. Copeland, N. Prine, Mrs. Smith, S. Erb, S. Mc Leland. Second Row: B. Pospisil, M, Coughlon, B. Bcrgthold, C. Benn, L. Witte, P. Nicol Il. Slulnlwc, j Brook, A. Lindsay, Kay. Third Rowg L. K.apl.nn. ll Zlmmcrmnn, M. Larkin. H. Sordrzugcr, M. Burr, D. flood C. Henry. S Dullols. D, Bournc. Slxcphcrd, V. Hcnrickson. Back: R. Dylu, P. Camrritt, WhcL'lL'r, L. Christcnson, K. lluzyn. nl. llooy, D. B1-ik E. Mcldluglmlln. A Witt. K. Shocnmlo-r, R. Rvdmond. ,,,, Cheerleaders Norma Prine, Gloria Darrah, Patty Carritt, Verona Hendrick' son, Ann Lindsay. Sponsor, Mrs. Tyndale. I Annual Staff First Row, Seated: J. Booy D. Wernimont, F. Hoffman J. Coffman, H. Daggett. Back Row: J. Gannon, S Kay, L. Kaplan, S. McLe land, B. Pospisil, R. Thomp son, B. Kline, C. Porter, M Van Manen, N. Prine, G Myers. Mardi Gras Norma Prine, Marion Van Manen, John Gannon, Shirley McLeland. ,1 ,. Second Team Cheerleaders slag Bonnie Kendall, Arlyce Witt, Maurine Coughlon Drivers Training H. Daggett, Mr. Beers, S. Mc' Leland, -I. Booy, N. Prine, B. Pos' K bali pisil. C. Porter. h Cub Scouts PACK 4 Front: S. Stout, R. Tynzin, K. Peacock, L. Elliot, C. Wraige, R. Dntlo, C. Hanson. M, Surber, T. Witt. Second Row: Mr. M. Laurent, M. Awe, E. Stevens, V. Duwdy, T. Buchhnlz, S. Gaines, T. Allen, 1. Fall, G, Lewis, R. Herbold, I.. Kingrcv, Mr. Perkins. Back: D. Buchholz, C. Ridenour, R, Bzlrkhurst, C. Bowman, D. Madsen, D. john' son, Alirens, M. Wiebold, D. Cootl, S. Dorsey, L. Cricfnow, E. Rechmontl, Boy Scouts TROGP 4 Front: L. Straw, L. Sparks, D. Fischer, bl. Danner, M. Haley. R. Orr. R. Schuur, L Spreng, G. Weiland, P. Sell. R. Sipma. 0. Chambers, L. Philips. Second row: F. Bourne, L. Nededrrneyer, R. Cavanaugh, G. McKinney, R. Milli' gan, D. Kern, Marsh, V. Banks, M. Hagen. R. McDonough, M. Neuforth, F Van Tree, bl. Blue, J. Hale, R. Vasey. Third row: W. Kahley, R. Shannon, L. Sebert, A. Homer, L. Tierney, R. james M. Hanse, L. Schultz, j. LeHew, B. Waters, D. Park, A. Knight, M. Busby. Back: C. Leinard, G. Engelbarts, E. Biccum, M. Stubberud, A. Beers, Scoutmaster, J Dallman, H. Sellers, L. Pennington. P. Bullard, W. Zimmerman, T. Beery. Explorer 3 P? Scouts TROOP 4 Front: Mr. Culton, D. Lantz, B. Markle, C. Ridley, R. Pudans, Siders, R. Bolt Mr. J. McKeon. Second Row: G. Ciha, D. Good, D. Peak. Back: J. Weber, J. Brown. M. Whaley. R. Potter, C. Peterson. TROOP 266 Brownies Front: J. Purdy, N. Alberts, . ' QM E. Illuss, M. D a l e n , P. I . 4 E lat, J. L th . , - X wo u er .I I E in - L Second Row: D. Soppe, S. f' 'r ' ' g' , ' ' 14,95 lpixal . .- . -, . ' ' V 'ij'ffl. , A.4 . Fairchild, A. Weber, j. Jur' xi' ' .' A U! ii, f X'-f f , ' -5, -'.1'f - . .' ' 2' . r 'l gensen, S. Maylone, V. g 1.35 ' '. - Vx A ' . e . 4 ijt: -1 r -1 - ' . I Claude, D. Ellison. Hg.,-gg isggtij K , 1 .1E?i3:1?1E- fs f . it Back: Mrs. McLaughlin, , l' Mrs. Hughes. .-iifg iffffi ill? -, fnavfisg if A .iii Girl Scouts TROOP 199 Front: L. Brainard, M. Boos, B. Hincock, K. Cramer. Second Row: C. Allen, A. Ritze, J. Johnson, P. Strawhorn, A. Lehman, N. Schladeteky. Back: J. Robertson, C. Halupnick, J. Batcheller, Miss Lunstrap, D, Surber, S. Hay' worth, C. Dewey. TROOP 200 Front: E. Meyer, C. Bull, B. Latimer, J. Siders, K. Shoemaker. Back: Mrs. Robey, N. Howard, C. Johnnsen, P. Crees, N. Hilsabeck, L. Riggs M. Ueding, Mrs. Sweem. Y , , E .--i TROOP 198 Front: K. Billings, W, Garrison, K. Smith, B, Winters, A. Yulga. Back: A. Beers. B. Kielman, J. Nicholson, R. Walker, S. Wood, C. Klarstrom, S. Hayworth, R. Foster. i x K ff -X I I I 1 in B fl X x t?'- -x N- X p gf!-Si! X X wg I f ff xx, ,.,-f 'T' X X I C I x K Nj ,Jeff The 1956 Bobcats, left to right, front row: Jack Congdon, Eddie Daggett, Dale Harris, Dennis Wernimont, and LeWayne Berry. Second Row: Larry Manley, Larry jones, Arnold Kruse, Jens Sorensen, Marion Van Manen, and Donald Van Soelen. Third Row: Manager Joedy Coffman, Lamuel Good, Dick Day, Soren Peterson, Boyd Brinkley, Robert Carlson, and Coach Forrest Huston. ,Back Row: Dennis Evans, John Gallo, Howard Kroemer, Lynn Ohm, Roger Wing, Manager John Gannon and Manager Floyd Hoffman. Not Shown: Marcus Petty and An- thony Gallo. ISD has had an eleven man football team for the last 14 years. It will continue eleven man football next fall, but will also have a new 6 man team for the Nishna Conference. ISD wil abandon eleven man football .md use six man for its regu- lar 1958 schedule. Last fall ISD lost 5 games and won only one from the Kansas School for the Deaf at Homecoming. Though our team was green, it gave many thrills. It deserves admiration and praise because it was full of determination and courage and played to the best of its ability. XXXXXXVXXXXXX EDDIE DAGGETT MARION VAN MANEN JENS SORSENSEN Guard Center I Guard V S fi ,- , - . 1 ' 5 V , , V .b 2 v PW N, , ,L 1 I . ' I? 2 . . 3 5 Q5 Q , LE I . is I 3, 4' , I MRM A , h - - X 4, . X , V. X 1. 5. -,Q 'E f l, . Tw U I V. -I 1 ., Q Nw. X R ,K tl f X Sr ' 4' S Y E H Mx .Q R5 V N . ... X- rx ' -' - ,W 1 1,5-, A 5 N Rvwwwal-4-A R 6 ' ' I 35 kk .W 1 Q .ar 'X 4' K 6 ,A s it of !' yi, f ' sf? X I M334 ,, , I V' V QW A I Q, if . I LAWAYNE BERRY ARNOLD KRUSE Tackle Tackle .xlb I ln FOOTBALL ife ' 'ee , They We e2-A I ,,, V -rzfe V ,+w-- -' f R.-f :zu ,ibb I Tee jay Und reservej.,....13 6 Illinois Deaf ............. .......2O Q? ,k ' lr , 5 ' vllle X Boystown .......................... 25 Carroll fKeumperJ ........ .59 O In 'L Kansas Deaf ................ O Logan ................................ 18 DALE HARRIS LARRY JONES End End fVf!. 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' l ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARV IIHIWIIHINIHHHHHINIIKHIWII1IHIIHIHHIIHIQIIHI 31833 01218 8972 DUNDEE GC 977.702 C83lSD, 1957 LA MD - M TAHA NATloN ,,, M ,J if L23 L? 5 if L ,ffl A gg, 1 FASNOR 4 - DAVENPORT LACONA ' OSKALOOSA LBIA . A, A ,:,.A if - ' 1 1 4 . Xa 1, in C35 K 9? KEosAuQuA JDELMAR 'W s ,lf Q l9w6 57 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Fxrst Row left to rleht Don V1n Soelen Dennis Wernimcwnt, Larry Manley, Second Row john Gallo Robert C1rlson Lemuel Good, Lewuyne Berry, Lynn Ohm. Back Row Coxeh Huston Dlle Harrls Mxrlon Van Manen, Managers john Gun' Don Van Soelen is shown fightingrfor Sl rebound against Northhoro as Jens Sorensen watches. Northboro upset Iowan Deaf in the first round of the District tournament, 67f65. LARRY MANLEY Guard DONALD VAN SOELEN Center MARION VAN MANEN Forward DENNIS WERNIMONT Forward BOYS BASKETBALL RECORD We They Logan Beebeetown Danbury fCathol1cJ Calumet fL1bertyj Moorhead L1ttle SIOUX Panama St Mary Tabor WOOdD1D6 Nebraska Deaf Omaha fflathedralj Mmden Omaha fHoly Name Henderson Grxswold Wales Lmcoln Pottawattamle Boys Tournament Oakland Sectlonal Tournament Paemc junetxon Hastmgs Malvern Dxstnct Tournament Northboro 3 JENS SORENSEN Forward ARNOLD KRUSE Guard T' DALE HARRIS Forward 3 A X: 44 A I 36 ' ...... 37 54 ' ,. A ' ........ 34 63 61 ' ' .................... 66 59 . .......... 59 57 . ' ...................... 36 52 52 ......48 51 ' ............................ 51 58 Treynor .......................... 55 71 K J 5 .... 49 75 or A ' C ' A ...................... 68 37 A ,, ' .,................... ...so 48 4 , A ' ................ s 2 68 A L , .......................... 34 48 A 'AI' ' ' .............. 66 43 ' A .......,.................. 68 44 67 er . X 15 5 ikrr '-.1691 'Si . 'P--.T lf. A f ' . r A Q Q . 1: 7 omg.. 'YIM 5 5 . ,f .: .1 .3. . L A 4, ' ' ' . .5 V I: - , . K . 'F 3 is Left to Right, Front Row: Mr. Beers, Coach S. DuBois, D. Bourne, S. McLeland, C. Bean. Second Row: Manager G. Darrah, V. Hendrickson, P. Carritt, M. Hovinga, B. Bergthold. Third Row: Y. Berscheid, C. Henry, D. Good, M. Coughlon, B. Pospisil. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Despite another losing season, the 195667 ISD girls' basketball team showed much improvement over last year. The games during the season were exciting ones to watch. The play of Betty Berghold and Luetta Christensen as forwards and the fine defensive guarding of Madeline Hovinga, Sharyl DuBois and Carol Bean made this season one to remember. I eg BETTY BERGTHOLD Forward 'S-Af- SS 5644- A MADELINE HOVINGA Forward RECORD We They Tabor Logan Beebeetown Glenwood Moorehead Llttle SIOUX St Panama Tabor WOOdb1H6 MHCCdOH1H Mlnden Wales Llncoln Henderson Pottawattamle Glrls Tournament Walnut Sectxonal Tournament Wales Lmcoln -f-Wim LUETTA CHRISTENSEN 5'5'5'h 'f' Forward CAROL BEAN SHARYL DUBOIS Guard Guard wx 1-I 4 13. ' u X! ly , SHIRLEY MCLELAND Guard -L A 1 ,.,. V Y , . 5 -eea GIRLS' 1956-57 BASKETBALL lae- f f, i n ' ' ' K A , ..-. 17 : Nga .c r :view 6 N I f . , V? ax .V 3 5 .............................. 26 48 43 66 ' ' .................... '56 60 . ...................... 26 31 ' ...................... 26 50 ' ...................... 19 63 ' .......................... '20 64 ' ................ 22 62 45 I .6,JLQ..:gM ,. f ' ................ 23 65 Y ..,.,.,,Z,. AWK S rrr., 1, A f fm , X Z Q. 3' I Sw, 'W 6 T If L xl' 6 1, 'W Kr,5 1.--.i X . it r wiv. F E X X' .,,.,. . A - . Front: Coach, Mr. Huston, J. Congdon, R. Wing, M. Petty. Back: Mgr., J. Gannon, J. Sorenson, D. Wernimont, A. Kruse, Mgr., J. Coffman, , 4 BoYs TRACK April 25 ...... ...................... A t Bellevue, Nebr. April 26 ...... ....... A t Nebraska School for Deaf April 30 ...... .................................... A t Villisca May 10 ....... .......... D istrict Meet at Villisca May l8 ....... ......... S tate Meet at Des Moines '+G Arnold Kruse Jens Sorenson Y l 1 jackie Congdon Dennis Wernimont Roger Wing Marcus Petty Homecoming UCCI1 and Her Court of Honor Norma Prine N Carol Porter, Sharon Kay, Barbara Pospisil Shirley McLeland, Janice Booy, Libby Kaplan A Northwestern National life Insurance Co. Life Insurance Counselors Fee Chew Harold Tiarks Gerald W. Kim l7 No. Main St. Phone 3-1725 Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 3-78ll 510 Mynster St. 3. l rv' x . XA -Inf - Af? S - L' 7 , , QA-, tl ,I SU' E GQ N D nf '9l:.H pd,-, ,- jf D' CED Cvevkc Nc. C v--11- 'T I in L71 5 S ' B T . . 4 X S 1: 'S -?! LOWER-' CLASSES L? FIRST YEAR A Front: Mrs. Berger, D. Clark, J. Olberg, D. Teepe. Back: T. Skoqlund, B. Sparks, R. Stewart, J. Fisher. f l , 1 1 . Q, -- wil . If iJ g,f. ,f- - Q A 4 ' 1 . 73 : 4 . ' , Q Qi - . . , K ., KINDERGARTEN Front: Mrs. Isaacs, A. Self lers, M. Rornesbury, K Brown, A. Kayser. Back: tl. Carter, E. Powell L. Homer. S. Buchholz. FIRST YEAR B Front: Mrs. Robinson, C Cisler, S. Pistnle, Ras mussen, L. Olson. Back: S. Ritchie, S. Slater T. Hartney, D. Block. nw? 'El' nv T ' wif' ' w 1 Yr: sf 51,21 D' X i XV' Ef l 3 Q .. 55' 'F' LOWER UNCLASSIFIED Front: D. johnson, L, Fonkert. D. Cavariaugh, Mrs. Woods. Back: S. Fairchild, R. Sipma. M. Volz. SECOND YEAR A Front: Mrs. Albertson, M. jones, S. Peterson, V. Pate, A. Swim Back: S. Gaines, M. Lange, B. Hanse, B. Daggett, R. Herbold. U4 gr SECOND YEAR D Front: Mrs. Bonar, D. Berg' gran, M. Erpelding, G. XVimmer. Back: F. Mapes, M. Wirth, C. Wrage, C, Lewis. X-94 'V TTL. SECOND YEAR C Front: T. Stevens, S. Geh ring, K. Lawler, S. Schultz Back: J. Oelberg, D Froehle, P. Dalen, M. Sur her, S. Barker, Mrs. Hughes ft 1 J 1 l xl 5 3 hvx,f +1 Nt' kim uma THIRD YEAR A Front: Mrs. Bebensee, C. Bowman, P. Ewo 1 dt , j. Luther, L. Straw. Buck: j. Full, J. Jurgcnsen, D. Fischer, B. Orr. THIRD YEAR C Front: Mrs. Emerick, T, Buchholz, C. Hanson, R. Tynan, S. Stout. Back: T. Allen, D. Goode, M. Awe, C. Ridenour, R. Barkhurst. e ig'1 Us-nf x-,wwf THIRD YEAR B Front: Mrs. Detweiler, K. Hovorka, E. johnson, S. Peterson, E. Stevens. Back: L. Elliot, D. Madsen, R. Sullivan, T. Witt, Ahren. f. Q gi 5 ..,, a Q U fs, nh.. ' 1 X Um 5: 4- 'I 'E W .,.. N' a L. FOURTH YEAR A Front: Mrs. Peterson, E Hass, R. Herbold, K, Pea' cock, J. Purdy. Back: M. Hanse, D. Elli- son, M. Dalcn, L. Kingery. FOURTH YEAR B Front: Mrs. Chew. N. Alf bcrts. L. Gricfnow. D. Sopf pc, R. Dada. Back: R. james, S. Mnylonc L. Brainard. M. Stubbcrud. rg 6741 fi 52 '. E in 3 an x - W Q A fa .7 r ' Q gm? FIFTH YEAR A Eff-nt: Mrs Vv'ymOrc. N. S:hI.4JQtzkg.'. S. Hdywwrth. L Nuddurrnuycr. M. Wic- bold. L Sgmrki Buck: L fiprcng. A. Knight, D Parks. G Enuclhnrts, M. Harlem: W L w FOURTH YEAR C Front: Mrs, Phelps. V. Dawdy, E.. Richmond, Danner, M. Halcy. Back: G. Agcc, J. Robert' son, A, Weber, S. Dorscy. :ff 7 Nu I l 1 l 1 1 ll I 7 ff 1 1 FIFTH YEAR B Front: Mr. Culton, J. Hale, C. Allen, P. Strawhorn. Back: D. Buchholz, A. Homer, B. Waters, M. Boos. Absent: F. Shook. , , pr . 3 ll -ff-ii' Q - - F' ' +P-Fa. , s H, 1 it I.. xg, -N x K V ,ky 5 1 1 FIFTH YEAR c , Z Front: Miss Foster, V. Claude, W. Garrison, J. Weber, J. Blue. R. McDonough. Buck: W. Powell, L. Pennington, M. Simons. M. Busby. E, Beccum. s , , - 0. ' of' 1 V' , 'ws' N if f. DEAFfBLIND DIVISICN Front: L. McNair, G. Whitmer, H. Iuinn, J. Stark, G. Suranye. Second Row: Miss Hussman, Mrs. S. Spencer, V. VerHelet, Miss Marsh, Mrs. Beers. Back: Miss Talbot, Mrs. Huston. f. 4 VT AA N, A syn , , TWIN, J -1 M r ,',a -x , Q 51 1 is H . ,-3,4 ,ff- Front: B. Shaw, B. Schultz, J. Peterson, E. Howard, M. Matthia. Back: Miss J. Viring, Fiduccia, Mr. Howard, L. Phillips, D. Young, Mr. Leavitt. SIXTH YEAR A Front: Mrs. Robey, B. Hir cock, F. Van Trees, G. Mc Kinney, R. Shannon. Back: L. Schultz, R. Pudans, H. Sellers, L. Sebert. ,, N X X , ,., SIXTH YEAR C Front: Mrs. Greenlee, Johnson, G. Weiland, R. Milligan, D. Kern, J. Marsh. Back: L. Tierney, O. Cham- bers, K. Gramer, K. Surber, B. Kahley. . N x ' r 'Y xv 'K SIXTH YEAR B Front: Mrs. S W e e m , C. Hlupnick, J. Batcheller, A Lehman, A. Ritze. Back: P. Sell, G. Leinard, R. Vasey, W. Zimmerman J. LeHew. S 'TILE S ll. zz' -K I - . E ,N 1 .L- Q S! f f 'fr' 2 1' I L g ' P 61552 31215 5, 1:72-.aggY,? ji XLAY I 1 1 SIXTH YEAR M Front: G. Ciha, K. McCarthy, D. Weeter. Back: L. Schnetter, W. Carrigan, Miss Sorrills. sw , -2. f jf. -A 3, LL SEVENTH YEAR A Front: B. Winters, A. Yulga, S. Hayworth. Back: K. Smith, G. Meyer, Mrs. Tyndale, E. Anderson, M. Ncuforth. X .gpg A Miss Hansen Rhythm HND EIGHTH YEAR A Front: Miss Buckwalter, S Wood, J. Siders, J. Snyder M. Thompson. Back: D. Lantz, D. Peter son, S. McHugh, J. Siclers, F. Bourne. I .9- 5 J . -X I, .at x, 51. 3 Q.. xv av P 'K M2155 f' ,Rf F SEVENTH YEAR B Front: K. Billings, B. Keil- man, Nicholson. Back: R. Walker, N. Hilsaf beck, Mrs. Smith, J. Feltz, P. Bullard. Absent: B. Markle. .X Y , r 2 X, ,5 5 w N x N X fs X l X as 41. N Ag 94 1 I I , 1 if is MSW' .. 2 Q' Afll' ww-Q xggm Epi' EIGHTH YEAR B Front: K. Shoemaker, C Johnnson, P. C r e e s , M Ueding, Miss Davis. Back: D. Peak, M. Whaley J. Dallman, R. Bolt. 2 +r x. I ' X n,, ln? EIGHTH YEAR C Q .. 5514. .Z-W., V. W.. , . .. . ,X so I gf . . X. R ff' s X. l f . . ss. , -gf f 5- D . f a .Q 4 . ws.. J 5. JK' . R-as . Front: N. Howard, C. Pet' , . is - N it X ' erson, B. Latimer. IA' ' 1 l ' 4 .f 1: . 3 Back: E. McLaughlin, L. ' Q A -- Q ' x 3'N , V . ' Riggs, C. Bull, Miss Buck- ,. ' QE u ev Mvsyf ' A ss X it ,, ' walter. f si . X 1 ' 3? 5 X ' . ' 'C - X :L 5 F' I . As - . R s ss A ..-...., 55, j H .X 'lb A, swf, A U , E is W l H X K4 R ir' 6':?3:- lffigkb : ' . iv-1321? 7 'Y 1 .5 l W s y SEVENTH YEAR M Front: Mrs. Scarvie, T. Beery, C. Ridley, V. Banks, C. Dewey, C. Klarstrom. Back: 9fM Class., D. Bogue, R. Wing, E. Campie, R. Dyke, j. Brooks. Absent: H. Sorgdragen. A l EIGHTH YEAR M Front: D. Good, R. Survis, R. Hendricks. Back: Mr. Laurent, M. Nolte, J. Brown, R. Potter. ML I Xl! X 1 i IIX IKE-Ill 6 I I 1 JJUNIORQH 1 Ig0PHOMORES1 1 rfilasnl-finial 1 QU- YEAR! is'-ff x.: ...I?.T.. . llrxx inrh Year . ..,x X' T -.-. L r ,,4j,fg1r5s. 'ci Q I I E 'lf 6 I f I' T nz ' f Q 5'-K' 3 sw ww NINTH YEAR ' Front: J. Stubbe, Cl Schroeder, M. Barr, M. Coughlon, C. Henry, E. Meyer. Second Row: H. Stanbury, R. Carlson, D. Day, G. Burnett, L. Beery, B. Yvonne Back Row: M. Petty, J. Gallo, G. Borgaila, A. Gallo, N. Van Wyk. . , .N X T, ' ,Wm . .. 1... M.. i . , , if , l ,. .1 1, ' 1 W PQI? FRESHMEN Front Row: W. Zimmerman, J. Wheeler, M. Billings, D. Good, S. Meyer, B. Bergthold. Second Row: I. Cox, H. Kroemer, L. Larkin, L. Witte, P. Nicol, J. Shepherd. Back Row: E. Daggett, S. Peterson, L. Good, L. jones, j. Congdon, B. Hickman. 1 9' . SOPHOMORE Front: Ss. DuBois, L. Christenson, C. Bean, D. Bourne. Back: L. Ohm, L. Manley, M. Hovinga, P. Carritt. JUNIOR Front: V. Hendrickson, A. Lindsay, G. Darrsh, S. Erb, T. Fuller, D. Van Soelen J. Sorenson. Second Row: A. Mellema, B. Kendall, K. Bazyn, D. Harris, A. Kruse. Back: R. Richmond, D. Beik, A. Witt, R. Noble, J. Foxen. Class Histor Qby Gerald Myersj This is a history of the class of nineteen hundred and fifty seven. It is a record of reference to the Seniors of whom this book should unfold to you and yours. Norma Prine was born October 3, 1935 near Fort Dodge, Iowa. She entered school in September, 1951. Carol Porter was born May 28, 1938 in Minnesota. She came to school in Septemf ber, 1943. Her first teacher was M. Miller. Janice Booy was born March 18, 1938 in Marion county, Iowa. She entered school September, 1943. Her teacher at that time was M. Miller. Shirley McLeland was born january 14, 1940 on a farm near Cantril, Iowa. She entered school September, 1946. Her first teacher was Miss Snyder. Roland Thompson was born February 26, 1936 in Clinton, Iowa. He entered school September, 1941. His first teacher was Miss Talbot. Marion Van Manen was born July 18, 1937 on a farm near Kellogg, Iowa. He en- tered school September, 1943. His teacher was Miss Carr at that time. Robert Kline was born November 15, 1935 ear Bucknell, Iowa. His first teacher was Miss Carr and he entered school Octof ber, 1944. Harris Daggett was born August 10, 1938 in Grundy Center, Iowa. He entered school September, 1943. The teacher at that time was M. Miller. Floyd Hoffman was born December 15, 1935 on a farm near LaMotte, Iowa and en' tered school September, 1945. His first teacher was Mrs. Detweiler. Sharon Kay was born February 24, 1937 in Charles City, Iowa and she entered school October, 1948. Her first teacher was Miss Cox. Libby Kaplan was born December 7, 1934 in Chilsea, Iowa. She entered school Sep- tember, 1951. Gerald Myers was born January 6, 1936 in Davenport, Iowa, He entered school Sep' tember, 1952. BarbarafPospisil was born July 14, 1937 in Betram, Iowa. She entered school Septemf ber, 1943. Her first teacher was M. Miller. Joedy Coffman was born December 27, 1935 in Unionville, Missouri. He entered school September, 1943. His first teacher was Miss Carr. john Gannon was born on May 1, 1936 on a farm near Delmar, Iowa. He entered school in September, 1946. His first teacher was Mrs. Kennedy. Dennis Wernimont was born March 18, 1938 in Auburn, Iowa. He entered school September, 1944. His first teacher was Miss Carr. Herbert Anderson was born on january 7, 1941 in Sioux City. He entered school in 1955. 9 5 A SEN' Q TQ j tl.-U-5. S 'Am 1.5 , ' F'Lx 4-1,1-5 is lk: 5,54 'J-1 i 1 G-5 V. M- - fax 5 Q T 3 'day'-' I 1 V V , , V 1- Herbert Anderson Joedy Coffman Cub Scout Boy SCUUI Explorer YM L 5, Football Ba-bietball V-'re-Lim: Q 19 Student Manazer of motball. track A John Gannon C-,V Siu ,t Boy Econ' Explorer l'r.g 1:-gr.: '1' M l. X rf 'Vail B4 -:i c 'Y- , ,L l . 'fra- X gi' fvl.g',1ZCf ' H,-ll ff irc: 1 1' CUC 1-of 1' 3 fl -if 1 fl,iSlll'illM!' 22 gi 17 If NZ. X YW ,ma V SQ '1 , , fe. z can V '--ctw , i l tif 6' Ianice Booy Brownie Girl Scout YfTeens Secretary of Class Basketball G.A.A. Football Princess Harris Daggett Cub Scout Boy Scout ' Explorer Y.M.L.S. Floyd Hoffman Boy Scout Explorer Y.M.I..S. Football Basketball Track Student Manager of football Libby Kaplan Girl Scout Y-Teens Football Princess Robert Kline Boy Scout Wrestling Gerald Myers Camera Club Football Track Wrestling Y.M.L.S. AT YQ SQ., ' nv-GX -wi if 5345, 'CI v 0'-,L iv Sharon Kay Girl Scout Brownie Y'Teens, Football Princess iuirley McLeland 3rownie Girl Scout Secretary of Y'Teens vlardi Gras G.A.A. Varsity basketball :ootball Princess Coral Porter Brownie Yfleens G.A.A. Football Princess Barbara Pospisil Bro xx rt 1 0 Y 15 L.-of .. Ci gn-ut l ' iff-Las Y .- 1 .Q l Basketball ' GA..-K Fonrlmif! Princess R pland Thrvnipsorl A f K , j li -. k' .Z :N .. ,. J n 6 ...-f -lf M 4 -, ww- X N . r.Q..i.........,,,..,..,,.,........,, ,.., . l J 3' , 3 .. jul 5' -- ,J Dennis WK:-rnimont 1 -Y X I I, e , I. x r:,.5.,- '--X i f'.'fi'1'f t P. ' 3 ,, Q f x l X if . ' 3,1 . -- l - ' fi da-- fl :,. '5,g,ffj: 1 Norma Prine Girl Scout Vice President of Y'teens Football Queen G.A.A. Mardi Gras Marion Van Manen Cub Scout Boy Scout Explorer Y.M.L.S. Mardi Gras Football Basketball Track President of class Mr. Swain Sponsor in l954'56 Left to West Virginia School for the Deaf Class Prophecy Q by Shirley McLelandj It's hot summer. The air is filled with the smell of a fresh salty sea, which is seen with several white sails, while the breeze whispers softly near and far. The world seems very quiet from the high bluff of a Naples Castle where I sit quitely on the porch terrace in the hot sun. Life is getting dull and I am growing restless when fortuf nately, my maid delivers my mail. She hands me something that looks familiar. I open it to see what it is f - oh, it is our old school paper, the Hawkeye News. It is the first time in IO years that it has finally reached me. As I start to read, I notice a headline, Class of 1957 Having A Reunion. Oh, how disappointed I am since I had to miss it. But I am thrilled to know what my class- mates are doing at this time. The first young lady to be presented at the class reunion was Miss Carol Porter, now a private secretary to the head of the Rockfeller Building in New York City. A big man with his favorite cigar came along to ISD with his lovely wife and four offsprings - two girls and two boys and all chubby, from Kansas City, Kansas, where he has operated his own printing business. Oh. he's good old chubby joedy Coffman! Two gentlemen, now wearing grey hair, are still living in good old Iowa and they are especially enjoying their jobs as printers in Davenport. They are Gerald Myers and Roland Thompson. Roland adds that he is still chasing beautiful girls. A couple just celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary and it is reported that they were the first ones to get married in this class. They are Mr. and Mrs, Marion Van Manen, fNorma Prinej and they proudly brought along with them R three boys! Marion is now an atomic researcher in hot, dry Arizona. Norma stays home with the boys. The school is mighty proud of its record, its girls captured the finals in the State Tournament. The tall man with plenty of encouragement for the girls was said to be Dennis Wernimont, our basketball hero! He especially enjoys his bachelors life! john Gannon may be a little disapf pointed, but is proud of the five big healthy girls in his family. He especially loves his best cook - his own wife. He is now oper' ating his father's farm. Everyone was thrilled to head the ad- ventures from Alaska where a blonde girl, the former Janice Booy went vacationing with her husband who is now the General of the Air Force. They said that they also enjoyed their two little ones. Libby Kaplan now is the owner of a Children's Home where she has never en' joyed life so much. Sharon Kay, Libby's as- sistant, enjoys it, too. The class reunion went perfectly with sunny weather, thanks to the weatherman, Robert Kline, now working under the Weather Bureau in his hometown, Albia. Everyone enjoyed the former Barbara Pospisil's chatters. She is now married, has three sweet little girls and is living happily in southwestern California. Our muscular man, Floyd Hoffman, came along, too, with his lovely wife and new offspring. He reported that he enjoys farm life near his hometown. He reports that he raises about 40 head of cattle yearly. Harris Daggett is happier than ever, someone reported, since he now operates his own business near Duluth. Minnesota. Someone must be wealthy in this group. He won the S6-4,000 Question several years ago. He now runs the city library in his hometown, Sioux City, and also an author of the best-selling mystery book, The Secret Plot and his name is Herbert Anderson. But wheres Shirley? My, I really laughed at this! Well, after all, I have been vacationing in this Naples Castle in Naples, Italy. I am a secretary to a professor of Texas University. You better guess more. We were happily married with a swell family - two kids Class Will L'pon behalf of my client, the class of l95 . of lowa School for the Deaf. of Coun- cil Bluffs. lowa. XX'e have called you together upon this solemn and serious occasion, to listen to our last will and testament. and to receive from our dying hand the few gifts we have to bestow in our last moments, Cutting so rap- idly loose from school and finding so many things of such gigantic proportions to be at- tended to before the end should come upon us. realizing at the same time that we have no longer any time left to spend in cultiva- tion of our own virtues, we did collectively and individually. deem it best to distribute these virtues with our own hands to those friends to whose needs they seem best fitted. XK'e. the Senior class. want to let every- body know how much we appreciate all the things that we have learned and shall treas- ure them for the rest of our lives. We shall remember all the fun we had in the past years. Listen. then one and all, while we read this will to you and swear to it: The following may seem but trifing be- quests. but we hope they may be accepted, not as worthless things lavislily thrown away because we can no longer keep them, but as valuable assets to those who may receive them. and a continual reminder of the gen- erosity of hear displayed in our free and full bcstowal. Dennis Vvfernimont gives his ability in athletic- to Larry lvianley. Marion Van Manen bestows his presi- dents iob to -lens Sorensen. Shirley McLeland gives her intelligence to filwria Darrah Sliarori Kay gives her shyness to Connie HL'Dff.' Ri-bert Kline leaves his weather reports to wlioria-'.'-'r may lw interested. l.ibbj,' Kafilafi '.-:ho In the quiet type of a girl ra-ses it on to Patty Nicol. Carol Porter leaves her chatting to Patty Carritt. Floyd Hoffman leaves his handsome looks to Lynn Ohm. joedy Coffman leaves his chubbiness to ,ludy Wheeler. Roland Thompson gives his laziness to Dale Harris. Gerald Myers gives his lamp shade to Larry Manley. Herbert Anderson leaves his habit in reading good books to David Peterson. John Gannon leaves his thoughts and arguing about sports to Don Van Soelen. Barbara Pospisil gladly leaves her comic books to Judy Shepherd. Janice Booy gives her cheerfulness to Madeline Hovinga. Norma Prine passes on the Queen of Homecoming to whomever it may be. Harris Daggett leaves his sleepiness to Ivan Cox. We would like to leave our gratitude to Mr. Berg for many happy years at ISD and for the many other opportunities he has made available for us. We leave our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Giangreco for his hard work in helping us to plan for our future. We give our thanks to Mr. Scarvie, for his interest in our vocational development and his many kind encouragemcnts. . Signed this fifth day of june. The Senior Class of 1957. Class Roster NAME SPORTS HOBBY PET plslsvs WEAKNESS EQQQIQRQTE SQ?-f19'5rInT,.'i gfjXJ?3'CruI5E AMBITION Judy Cofnmn Wrestling Collecting Stamps To Get Up Early Girls MBut , lf Watching Spuns on TV English, Math Linotype Operator 1'gl,by Basketball Fishing Vomtional or Pressman Football Hunting - uber! Anderson Swimming Reading Reading Comic Books Reading Comic Books Phooeyl, Bah! COPWHE 0' Writing Vocational, Typing lvoflllllg lll 2 Hg-by My Own Stories Small Print Shop Janice Bwv Basketball Collecting Cana Spinach Malts 1ChocolateJ That! or Why! wnnng Letters Typing, Math, Filing Typist nlinn 0' Swimming Funny Styled Fond Blondie S lr atin g Dances Carol Porter Swimming Reading Newspapers Fishing All Foods Don't Be Silly! Chatting, Watching TV Filing, Typing Typist Dancu and Traveling VOC-mnnilli English larbara Pnspiail Basketball Reading To Get Up Early All Foods stop ln Charting Or Wrilinz Typmg, gnghsh Fam.-y wmke, Bala Baseball Newspapers and 1 do not hke than Letters hlaggzingg Watching TV shawn KIY Baseball Fishing To Get Up Early Eating and Talking Sw? Makmg Reading Vocational, English Typist Cherry Up Stories Libby Kaplan Baseball, Riding and Talking I Don't Like Candy Yes Sir or Okay! Visiting and All of Them Work rn Skating XX'ith My Friends Gossips Writing Letters Catholic Home Badminton V l,5,la,. Mainland Baalrarhall. sawing, Walking Being Bofhmd All Faaaa I Have New Charting All: Especially College or Typist .lsmileyn Volleyball NVhen In A Thought Reading goal., the Teachers Bad Mood Of ll - A F b ll, , , mu' wemlmont out a Modeling Boats Homework Milk, Ice Cream Bah! Talking, Watching Algebra. History Printer or Carpenteld l ,, Basketball A I -1- E 'Denny rrp anes, rains, tc. salrhall TV Shows Track laha Gamma gigabit!! Traveling, Farming 'ra Shave Bathanng The Girls! Baby! Maybe! Chatting History, clans College nf Farmer l0l'1mY Track Baseball . S ' , I C B R d' B k u-lon Van Manen wlmmmg Collecting Match Books Fussy About Food ce mam Ms Yes! ea mg no B Makes No Difference College or Linotype lnmch.. Softball NVorking On Norma Talking. Warming O erator Baskefball w.-,fd Puzzles Cheese 'rv Shows P 'land Thompson Wrestling. Model Railroads, To Get Up Late To Eat and Drink XVhat Did You Say? Sleeping Mathematlcs,Chemistry Printing uname, Volleyball Fishing. TYHVCIIHE- English Camping hgh Dissent swimming Traveling. Fishing lrpaggeri- Volleyball Riding' Beam-lg To Get Up Early Chocolate Ice Cream Wham The Manu? Chamng Algebra, English Factory Worker Lathe xvork or Pepsi Cola History, Typing Golf . . ' M k M , ' Guild Mya' Basketball C R11 mg 1:55 P2DPlC Who Don I Lemon Pies I R k S Wh tl Llslenmg To Radm Science, Guidance APPrentice at li , . cc on. o a . ' - Scoop Swimming 0 acting estem Use Common Sense or Placncmg CMG Th, Daily T,m,5 Boxing BCI! BllCkll!S Harlem Basketball Rohm Kun, Baseball, Hummg G . U E I Keeping Weather emng P My Sharon Kay I Won't Believe You! Arguing Too Much Algebra, Chemistry Printer HBOS' Volleyball in the Moming Swimming. Rffmds Football, V Farming. Hunt-ing, . Running a Bulldozer .hyd Henman Buketban' Pemn Animals Bcmg Pamcuhr Beautiful Girls! Oh! Talking, Dancing Mathematics, English or Far 'fi-larry Swimming g With My Hair me' -1-mek Fishing or Factory Worker Baseball N Prine softball' Sewing, Cooking I Hate To Get Ice Cream Bars Housewife nlwlmea H gfolleyball Collecting ceramic Ready To Go Pay Day what-S the Mann? Listening to the Radio Like All Subyects or Fihng Clerk a mmton Pigs Any Place Candy Bare Readmg and My Teachers or Typist C, ,bb f ,V- 'Af li . r 1 KZ ff? 344' J Ya! T is 4 Senior Activities 'si -Alf' 54 '05 W1 - I, grow- 6x I 4 33- 411, If ' Y 451' X 3 I CgQ,f-:fi-ff Xl X V65 sw, 3 y X XX S X wg X XX 5 5 CZ -,X -R X J ,XL XX:X QM :S A .Ai QQ X X -I 1- 0 X if ,i Cooking 4. . Primary Hall Q NK f ,NNN 554 .qijsi . so J.: nhl:- P' 'il 1 jf . ,J 11 ?..f. 4. 1 lm,- Ll-v.'1s - :fills rt Vurfvnzi Hcmlrickson, Mzirgzirct ilwn B4-'liz Clcm Corlwitt, Marry iirjx. Doris C.irtcr. lrcnc Klzihn, Counselors Miss G. Busch, Miss M. Orr, Miss L. Whitmore, Mrs. G. Grabill, Miss R. MCClanahan, Miss B. Duty, Mrs. L Valette. 4 Al A I - , kffmdw' ills' 3 J., -L,,, ,, Yfhls' ii Best Wishes to Class of '57 RON'S STEAK HCUSE 1707 Highway 375 SN? lJ's Infirmar I : . ...,,....: Dentist ,, . y ... .... T of if, WTI' f .. .I ' 'f f f f-- A' W5 3 ev' ' f. 1 -'Aff'- 1 , A 1 -f' Wt: QW :J -Y XM-,ms .- A, ' , ...-wmnrsemr' - pf- www-m. am ' , . '.,.:.,-ff' wsdilkfs' or Sly 'MM ' R' Doctors 3 , K ,,f' 'X -Zlfffvaxl ' ' ' ENN , x .Q V il N!v Dr. Best Robert Freclette, Dr. Don Lash Nurse Nurses Head Nurses f U a K K gh, m K - 5 If Qs, ' -....-........, , ff... . ff . 'K in K 0 sf .rf Mrs. Mrs. Zimmerman I Housekeeper, Miss Royer Mrs. Hansen Dormitor Counselors Counselors Y - Front' Mrs F Robinson Mrs- E Thompson Left to right: Mr. D. Wallace. Mr. R. Mister, ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' Dean. Mr. Scott. Cuscaden. Mr. M. Perkins, Mr. Back: Mrs' Tlmson' Dean' Mrs' A' Psaffe Rancher. Mrs. M. Reninger. House Mother Miss M. Lambcrson Mrs, T. Wiles Gift, Store Keeper Arthur T. Whitman ln Night Watches House Keepers .. . - . ,,. V - W-,M . I ' fm ,J . L A f 1 -as I i. F I, Q if 19' J' 7 ,Q ,H I- I Q 1 I 'n ' V oy: 'Ii E: 5 .1-0 1' V, .- , A,,.z:1 .W Mrs. V E Gustafson, Mrs. N, Duckworth, Mrs. Mrs. M. 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Mrs, Moule, Mr. johnson, Mrs, Alu.--gzis Mr- Aushy. ELECTRO LANE TV Radio - Television - Phonographs Gus Halminiak Council Bluffs, Iowa Personalized Service Farewell As we, the seniors leave ISD, we want to say 'cgood bye and thank you to everyone. We appreciate all that you have done for us. To our teachers, counselors, deans and principals, and superintendent thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We want the students at ISD to remember our class motto, HThinlf . It is hoped that you will remember to think at all times while you are in school or anywhere else in the world. The senior class is sad to leave our dear old schol campus. It has had many memories never to be forgotten here at ISD. For same as the education received at ISD will be supplanted by the education of life while others will go to Galludet College for a higher education. . Thank you for everything you have done for us. It was all appre- ciated. , xi 0 00C,K,x00 Q00 00005. 'giixe 00035 X5 49 0 010 00003 'x00S0'xe0 x0 001 0040105015 0 40150 Q00- tesem 088 . eoxe, QXQ6 X050 6090 0K X951 Ke 01000 x0 0 X60 0'sX59x00Q0 Qseeemx 000 0 'x0xe'xt0ix00, Q0e,?J00t0 0KYw0q, i0'xe,g0 XfM00e 8030000 02000 X0 0 as 40030 003050000X 00 Q00 0 000 QKQO N 0010 01 0 ' 9 10 YQQJ0 X0 We 93000 000 X0 001 50005 00065 0 t0f,5x'0g . Xx 35000000 'Q00x Q0xQ00390tx0g X000 K0 Qieqfaixogkx. I Q - '- If V , f J., 1. x ,df -v 75. gn'j 1 vt - gl'?g..EX 1 n .sms 1, Q , I, '4 fl A- 'yrs-. 1 1' mm . X- Z: Vx ry. IU MP4, 1 -, -, QA. i , f K' 1 'fi saga .aa TJ 4' , -' 7 ,--- 1 vw. What Fun We Had! i 5 L l , 1 ...V em 'fgvgyvyf-I wi? tcbg My faphs W CMN giM W 9 i M Aff'f'f'V 'jff,U 2 Wg MW SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 407 West Broadway Phone 3-5158 BELTONE OF NEBRASKA HEARING AIDS 313 So. l5th St. Omaha 2, Nebr. Phqne AT 9168 SWANSON FURNITURE CO. 58 YEARS OF FAIR DEALINC- A Compliments COUNCIL BLUFFS NEW CAR DEALERS Compliments of TAFFE DRUG CO. 556 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa Serving I.S.D. Now as in Many Years Past MAICO-OTTEN Gm ASSOCIATES M-4 Medical Arts Building Omaha, Nebraska Phone AT 9727 Congratulations from Guarant C y O. - R 5 S 235 Pearl Street Telephone 3-851 334 Wes' B 'a a' Fienhold Bros. Cons't. Co. Best Wishes to the Class of '57 Greens' te Ser ,C Council Bluffs Gas Co. , G V' e Highway 375 and 7th Ave. Prince Produce Co. Phone 9667 POULTRY AND EGGS John B. Wadsworth Pl'l0I19 802 SO. Mall! sf. INSURANCE Andersen Construction Co. '36 50' Main 5 'e 3'04'4l CENERAL CONTRACTORS BCIXIIGI' SGW Sl'l0P I 619 South Main Street Council Bluffs. lowa l4l4 So. I3th St. Telephone AT 072fl Compliments of Ongaha- Nebfaska l' f Omaha Hardwood lumber Co. omni: 'ngxzkery l werner Foods China, Class and Silver l 1904 So. l3th St. Telephone AT IZO9 z g Omaha. Nebraska I R E K Brown Business Machines pw, 4 yuan swag A-A omav' Nebraska me :As-r anoAowAv GD.UNClL,BLUFF5, :own Mastercraft Upholstered Furniture E- MQYGI' Fruit COITIPUUY ' llll N. 13th Sr. Telephone HA 8550 1010 Howard St. Telephone IA 77l Y mwOmaha, Nebraska Omaha. Nebraska Modern Sound Pictures, Inc. COmP'ime fS of , l4l0 Howard St. Telephone AT 8476 Keenan Glass Q Palnt A, ,uw ,s 0 3l ai.Nel!3Sk3 Mm-, Best Wishes to the Class of l957 SOl'fIl'IO Bros. Hughqw Drug CQ, H0f '9 Of OUBHTY Prescriptions Fresh Fruits and Vegetables l38 So. Main St. Council Bluffs, Iowan Compliments of Brown's Shoe Fit THE MUSIC SHOP CON SHOP Duplicating Service and Supplies Pick Up and Delivery 331 W B d 551V2 West Broadway a Dial 5715 Compliihenllllaollvay co' Swanson Furniture co. g PLUMBING Cr HEATING SUPPLIES , 100 East Broadway Compliments of Broadway at Scott Phone 5521 F. w. woolworth co. Council Bluffs, Iowa gg 5 and 10 Cenfs Store Abstract Guaranty Co. 231 South Main St. Phone 7845 Council Bluffs, Iowa Nelson Tin Gm Furnace Works 21 North 8th St. Alfred T. Nielsen's Nurseries NURSERY 6' CREENHOUSES South Omaha Bridge Road Route No. 1 Phone 2-0227 Ballenger Automotive Service 117 East Broadway Phone 6655 Shipley Optical Dispensary Personalized Prescription Service 27 So. Main Street Phone 3-3401 C. E. BAIRD, Jewelry We Specialize DIAMONDS - WATCHES ggne 4936 8 Scott Street MORSE-HENDRIX REALTORS - INSURORS 67 W. B'dway Phone 3-2615 TOWN CRIER AGENCY 305 Wickham slag. ANDY'S TEXACO 501 East Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa World Radio Laboratories 3415 West Broadway Morse G. Stipp Agency ' REAL ESTATE cf INSURANCE Phone 6691 21 Pearl St. Cowan Standard Service l42I East Broadway Phone 9658 Compliments of Ross Paint Gm Glass Co. Compliments of Knox Gm Company Established l88O 202 West Broadway E Compliments of and Mrs. .Ioe Passer Mr. 1 C Television 81 Radio Clinic ED jACKSON Phones: Business 6157, Residence 2-2882 Congratulations to Class of i957 Mutual Real Estate Co. 504 East Broadway Picks G. Mom's Cafe 519 East Broadway A. LUCHOW, Agent 535 West Broadway Council Bluffs. Iowa SELDIN'S A SINCE i923 Builders - Insurance - Realtors 24 No. 6th St. Tel. 2-0255 Omaha AT 3255 Congratulations from Picky-Nicky Cafe 419 West Broadway A. Best Wishes Class '57 WALGREEN'S Dependable Prescription Service For Over SO Years 400 West Broadway Phone 3-2165 Compliments of .Ioe Smith G. Co. Rogers Jewelry Co. 552 West Broadway Phone 8361 V Council Bluffs, Iowa Congratulations from INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES 1311 Farnam St. Omaha, Nebraska Phone HA 7451 DRISCOLL LEATHER 1205 Harney St. Omaha, Nebraska Phone AT 4307 CENTRAL ICE MACHINE 5014 So. 24th St. Omaha, Nebraska Phone MA 4690 AINSWORTH PRINTING - OFFICE SUPPLIES - EQUIPMENT Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 5519 Council Bluffs, lowa BENO'S A BETTER DEPARTMENT STORE Council Bluffs, lowa MORPHY DRUG COMPANY WHOLESALE DRUCCISTS 117-119-121 South Main Street Council Bluffs, Iowa PETS A'PLENTY PET SHOP 211 E. Broadway Phone 3-8622 COOK PAINT Gm VARNISH COMPANY 306 W. Broadway Phone 2-2585 Council Bluffs, la. Compliments of PEOPLES DEPT. STORE Compliments of L. H. RUSSELL MANAGER, HOTEL CHIEFTAIN TOP VALUES AND TOP VALUE STAMPS AT . . . HINKY-DINKY 21 1-215 West Broadway IOWA CLOTHES SHOP Council Bluffs, Iowa BRUNOW BROS. PRODUCE CO. A Phone 4083 POULTRY - EGGS - CREAM 520 Bas' Broadway J. C. PENNEY Gm CO., INC. 542-44 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa YOUNKERMAN'S SEEDS G. FEEDS SINCE 1891 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Stanley Grote Phone 4013 Council Bluffs, la. Compliments of LANE BROS. PHARMACY 530 W. B'dway Phone 4087 Council Bluffs, Ia. GET MORE FOR WHAT YOU PAY SAVE AT . . . MODE O'DAY ACOUSTICON-FIFER COMPANY WORLD'S FIRST ELECTRICAL HEARING AID 323 W. Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 COUNCIL BLUFFS SAVINGS BANK F. D. I. C. STRONG BANK SINCE 1856 Compliments of MEADOW GOLD 1607 West Broadway HARRY C. CROWL COMPANY REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 123 - 4th Street OSBORN MARINE SUPPLY MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS 116 W. B'dway Phone 2-2281 Council Bluffs, I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ci.Ass or 1957 COUNCIL BLUFFS GAS COMPANY Swanson Windowcraft 110 East Broadway Hiway Recreation Center Bowling and Skating junction Highway 192 and 275 THOMSEN'S 66 SERVICE I. P. Thomsen, Prop. 725 High Street - Highway 375 Phone 9929 Council Bluffs, Iowa BLUFFS LUMBER Gr. SUPPLY CO. 901 - 4th Street Phone 2-2559 GEO. A. HOAGLAND Gr. CO. , SINCE 1856 WALLACE LEWIS, Manager 'Compliments TWIN CITY BOTTLING CO. any-W , Council Bluffs, Iowa ETATE FARM INSURANCE CO. 1 Ti- gf, ELMER IVERS, Agem Phone 2-0225 Hansen 81 Hansen lumber Co. BOB PYLES 1009 Avenue A Telephone 5539 for . Ph Edna Kline Beauty Salon OtOg'ap'fY 'a' P'eaSeS . Compliments of Costume jewelry Cr Novelties 409 w. Broadway Phone 3-0772 Robert S, Lynch Garage 2nd and Vine Shavers Food Mart, Inc. 1 133 West Broadway Phone 3-7133 John N. Eddy, Inc. INSURANCE Council Bluffs, low. Nonpareil Photo Engraving Co. '4 Pea Wee' 1015 West Broadway Correct Cleaners Easy Listening on Radio 335 West Broadway K S w I Phone 6561 I 5 6 0 Compliments of CO 'P'i 'e 'S of S. S. Kresge Dollar Store Pee wee Store 404 West Broadway 58 North Maile H Phone 9779 Barnes Beauty Salon ongratulatuons from 415 West Broadway Fred R. Shaw Flower Shop C 'Ci' wif 'gm Ph 3-7 7 Phone 7355 M 1 S d 18 Pear' st' Corlargimelnts of Mc i en tu io . Photographs that Please SIxth Street Market Your Friends 600 West Broadway o C 'l BI ff , l Continental-Keller Co. o'Qf:np,i:qe1,Sog:a Western Iowa's Largest Home Furnishers Canaan or..ff,, ...wa Farmers Lumber Company 318 East Broadway 11 No. 7th sr. Council alorfo, Iowa Phone 409' Comphmeofs Gottbrecht's Hardware FARM SUPPLIES - SPORTHNIC- GOODS Compliments of 160 W. Broadway 3138 W. Broadway o Ph 4463 Ph 4401 Chrrs's Sportsman Shop one one 304 woar Broadway Phone 3-1246 Kdtelmcln Bl'Ol:l'teI'S Council Bluffs, Iowa Y 1201 So. 6th St. Phone 5729' Congratulatnons to the Class of 1957 Counci' Bluffs' Iowa Kimball Bros. Co. C EvE's BAIEERY AWS CAFE 220 East Broadway Under New Management Mazza Broadway Cleaners 8 laundry Comphmems O1 125 West Broadway Phone 55441 Council Bluffs Grape Growers Ass'n. Cwfi' B'-'ffl 'wa K-T 'Wifi ex Q vw X' . 11- 'dvi .M 1 '1 f V f in ,,,, uw' mXX x,, f 1 f 4 l Lvl' WN for Y ffl . . rg.-1' V .,,. Pr in , . i 'H P Ma- ,.X ' .. ,.- :1 my x g' A ' 1 K yy? If . .li if ' m , ggi . ,: A 1 1,f',,f'h 7: A -1 ji 4, ,- , x, !,f,4,0f'A'i V ,iff ,im Dedication 5' ...arf 6' cl' f!47!d'i!'j -fl' 'VFQ C My YW! 0UlfbLbcWD7WJMfi'Jf,tZfO ff dir. iygflf fy - mf W'e are also happy to dedicate this book to Mr, james Mclieon for his deepest sin' cerety and helpfulness to our class. He has helped our boys play each other in intrzimursils :ifter school hours and has done much to make the science depart' ment the most outstanding in the United States. Thank you, Mr. McKeon, for all your service to us. the class of '57, We are happy to dedicate this book to Miss Winfred Buckwalter who has had a long successful career here at ISD. For 43 years she has taught and given her loyal support to the school. 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