Joice High School - Jo Hi Se An Yearbook (Joice, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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In J l THIS PAGL SPONSORED ' D ?eQ 'E FARMhRS SAVINGS BALK ' JOICL, IOWA woblf woggy ll 'iii-'issue-Na-Q-mf-1-fu-wana-4. lou L Iovsfx KJ JOICE lowA M-H INGS BANK J 0 F Jolca PkS l'll'l'llE KDRDER o ..ky.-s.. -C.-4 li9fGiW0'ff1f'iMO I3v- G f , ,. C -. ' - 7 f n QW . f 4 Xa I . ef' 7 ' -'Q .N TL--, 1' M ' BY: W , W X 2' - i -iF J- f. 'Q' Q -t i .. 1 4 -- 'J VV If 4-R -' ,V -FI 'IM , ,Q . . , ,Zi 1 , , Y, 1 . ' . . ,...,-... 1 'P' A gl V -.. , I KY --,Lg-A fARMERS SAVINGS ' IQARMERS SAX G E I 'iil'. 'f!' ,,,,Ss,. i I LM - ' ' it X jf! its ,- t f-,A-LDA' , j..,-....- lla! ....flfh.41.- fh'X 'YN 'Y x41,f' Fhlrnflull with grateful appreciation, we the seniors of Joice Hivn SchooL wisn to press our gratitude and thanks for the patient and creative friendship of our instructors, and in recognition of the pleasant nours unuer tnelr very compdwnt guidance, we wish to dedicate tne Jo Hi Se An of 1955 to our iaitniul faculty of the Joice High Scnool 'V AAFQGXQX X375 -D fm! FORWARD We nave finlsned anotler school year a year full of rlch op ortunit, learninv, a tifity, engoyment, and com panionship Ior all the students of Jmce High We, the Jo F1 Se An Staff of T55 hav endeavored to record the years nap peninas ir su n a manner dmtin theyam to come it ill :rin to mind oleasant merories for eacu ard ev ryone of you do stall 'eel tmat our Annual is a suc cess orly if we attain the oal of nn 'nr enjoyment and fond recollections m all -LSL , ,fx F 9 . ,h Q We ' ' , L My' 7 , ,C C, f ri' fi' , ts, ,f ,V L ,1 F . '13 ' C J -JA fair ,D ex.. . J v. i ' Q ' ' ' f 1 - M . .Y als Qc - lj if Q ,F vb A nd lt xa 0 ei! x Y x ,s ,A , V' ' H Vw I , . 2 ', +' , X Xxx W V K, 1 --sX's. A , f A f 1 I ' ' 42 I Q OO VV ,jnnr QL 777,16 f 'J -' 3- A , 'rs w ,N f, f3 ' .s.XX I was T ' U ' X A X , , r K ' . V '- ,,n ' f,,X If , x k ' ,' ' ' . 1 -- ' C w 4 il C v ' r A - . A -L - - e J - L C F w .g . A .A . 4 8 . 1 3 L A' -I - - A r ' a o' g- L H . ' . . I FDBM ,ip 119- QA ' ,i t 15:15, - M ' M. A i f K. I f 1QO Q Mr John H Ennen Superintendent Sociology Economics ,,gr Psychology Girls basketball and Softball Coach High School Buffalo Center, Iowa Central College, l9h3 B A Drake University, 1950, M A Graduate work Drake, 1951 5h R Mr Thomas W YcLaughlin Principal 9th and 10th English llth and 12th Literature Speech High School Ames, Iowa Iowa State College, l9h7 Southern Oregon College, 19h7 University of Oregon, l9h8 Iowa State Teachers, 1950 B A Graduate Work U of Alabama, 1951 Iowa State, 1953, 1955 x EW - Q, Derrll D Leonhart Government Industrial Arts Health Boys Physical Education Boys Basketball and Baseball High School wadena, Iowa College Upper Iowa U., 1950, B.A. Grauuate Work Drake, 1955 5 -Q39 Y 9 faqs THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BEN ANDnRSON JOICE CREAMERY DEKALB SEED CORN E CHICKENS JOICE, IOWA JOICE, IOWA 1 I E Q-V' ,LV - Girls Bhysical Education Q e s ,W :gmt it D- , ,951 I. V .15 , . . . .... CW ' V if J' MP. . Mrs Gladys Trustem Emmons Business Training Consu ers Math TYPinS Mu ic High School Joice and Waldorf cademy Waldorf College, 1930 State University of Iowa University of Oklahoma University of Montana Drake bniversity, 19h9 B S :x i 'zur' lffmfo J .-SMh::R .D V Mr Fred wood Algebra Geometry Physics Advanced Algebra General Science High School LeMars, Iowa destmar College, 1930 B A Graduate Work Iowa State l93h BQ Summer Iowa University, 1939, Summer fXFP W 0 W 11A gb Mrs Arlene Ballandby Stensrud 7th and Sth Grade High School Kensett, Iowa Waldorf College University of Denver Iowa State Teachers College Mason City Jr College 1 v THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FELLAhD JEHELRY G0RD0h FURNITURE JOICE, IOWA JOICE, IOWA 0 ' ,, W, S A ' , . .E. i f 52, to af, f. 7 J! . Us sl , D ' g 0 o n , - X l . g 1 flllllf 311 'lllllwy s ,Wx l tulip .li3, V W U : V y Hrs. Marlys Wagner Hawkinson Sth and 6th Grade High School Scarville, Iowa Waldorf College, l9M1 Mason City Jr College, l9Sh Iowa State, 1953 56 Mrs Eunice Moen Skellenger 3rd and Mtn Grade High School Lake Mills, Iowa Cedar Falls College, 1939 xmxxxxsxxx v0 4144 flfzffnzfzf 0, M is xvxxxxx ss Silvia Olson lst and 2nd Grade High School Albert Lea, Minnesota Waldorf College Mankato Teachers College l95U, Sum er III!! I 03 I so Hrs LeNora Osland Schott Kindergarten High School Lake Villa Iowa Cedar Falls, 1926 Mason City Jr College, 195k Summer 'Wi TIT ' 'K -. U- . 93' V' K , Z 'pow 11,4 , , ' Mi I X ks 0zn, .fff1d f14 I J ' ! M F Xxx xt X, J Fw ' CNW SENIUR5 ff ff X P 1717 JR 9 2 Q-5 2552 I ,HI r ,. ,M f X' , fn:- Af N ' , W - N S' I gf, i' 41 K - X, r X 1 e A AT. ,f X.. LVAX ' xv I K 1 B y ,, Q A , 'Ax fax ,' . 'PA' 'fd !- KEITH BRUE Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club Class Play Basketball Baseball One Act Play President All School Play Declamatory Chatter Box Staff Annual Staff emu? V! ' Xmv BONNIE AAMODT Class President Vice President Declamatory Solo Work Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Girls Quartet Sextet 123k l23h 123k 12 123k 2 123k 123k Double Mixed Quartet A Mixed Quartet Trio Softball Basketball Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Class Play All School Play Operetta RONALD CALGAARD Class President Clas Secretary Class Reporter Basketball Baseball Declamatory One Act Play Class Play Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club Operetta Chatter Box Annual Staff CLASS COLORS ROSE SILVER 123k 123k l23h 123k 123A 123k 123k L ----::::--3L, '- - 3 ---------2 ------------3 ------u ---------su - ---2 IS It ,jw 6ie ! ------u -------1 ---------- an --:::--33 Madrigal ------------ 3h --------u -----------------A -------------A ------u ---------u - ---------- an -----an ------------su ------1 s ------ 2 -------u 'IfIfff---1 ----------an ------::::--3L, ROGER CH ISTIANSON Mixed Quartet 2 Boys Quartet 2 Double Mixed Guartet3h Double Boys Quartet 3h Boys Glee Club Mixed Chorus Solo Work Madrigal Baseball Basketball Chatter Box Staff Class Play All School Play One Act Play Declamatory President Annual Staff CAROL ARNESON Girls Glee Club Class Play All School Play Solo Work Basketball Cheerleading Softball Declamatory Annual Staff Secretary Treasurer Student Director Operetta f '9 PAUL FIBELSTAD Baseball Basketball batter Box Staff IumdCmmm Boys Glee Club Class Play Declamatory Treasurer 123k 123 12114, 123h 123k 123k 2 l23h 123k Mixed Chorus l23h l23U 2 2 12 2 Chatter Box Staff 12 l 1231 123 123k 123A 2 CLASS MOTTO NSUCCESS AWAITS AT LABO S CATES N GARY KNUTSEN Baseball l23h Basketball Chatter Box Staff 12 Mixed Chorus 123A Boys Glee Club 123k Solo work Double Boys Quartet M Class Play 2 Reporter Declamatory Annual Staff X, GLORIA TENOLD Madrigal xe uartet Double M1 d o u Mixed Chorus l23h Girls Glee Club l23h Class Play Solo work 2 Basketball Cheerleading Declamatory Girls Sextet Chatter Box Staf Annual Stafi All School Play One Act Play Operetta Secretary Vice President Softball Student Director HAROLD SHEHWOOD Mixed Chorus Boys Clee Club Class Play Basketball Ba eball Track Annual Staff Vice President Declamatory f 123A 123k 123k 123k L CLASS FLOJER ROSE RICHARD WINDEN Mixed Chorus Class Play Basketball Baseball Annual Staff Declamator I This school house once knew This school house once knew Mixed Chorus Class Play Solo Work Basketball Declamatory Annual Staff Operetta Secretary Reporter One Act Play Boys Glee Club Girls Glee Club 123k l23h 2 12 Chatter Boy Staff 123 Y Double Boys Quartet L MARJORIE KALLHEIM 123k 123k All School Play 2 123k Chatter Box Staff l23h Vice Pre ident Student Director CLASS SONG Tune CTh1s Old House This school house was home and comfort As we fought the storms of life This school house once knew our Thls school house once knew our Now it A1n'ta Ain'ta A1n'ta Ain'ta A1n'ta trembles in the darkness goin to need this school goin to need this school our faces, our names, laughter, shouts, P 0 5 iff 1 5 when the senlors walk on out no longer, no more, goin to do our physics or to study literature, got time to do our tyning or to study on our play, goin to need this school no longer Ne're gettin ready to graduate Roger Christiansen Gary Knutson .... ::::--3L, y - --------- an ' 3 -----:::--31, ------2 M T ---------- an ' ---------- 2 f 3 --3--g1t M Softball ------------- h -fffffifffflfg '3 '3 al W ,!'filE??gY 4 4 E' X A qu in shy qlak emor Glass History FIRST QUARTER On August 27, l95.L, eleven green, inexperienced players entered the Joioe floor The members of the class elected Ronnie Calgaard, Captain, Bonnie Lamodt, Co Captain, Carol Lrneson Seorekeeper and manager To report the news they elec ted Marjorie Kallheim Lyle Opheim took over coaching responsibilities Our experienced Sophomore team initiated us On this important event we traveled to Northwood for our State Speech and Hearing Test all which proved to be very fatal, even though we scored high in our tests SECOND QUARTER The second quarter started out with the following elections Captain is Roger Christiansen, Co Captain, Harold Sherwood,Scorekeeper, Ronnie Calgaard, Manager, Paul Fibelstad, reporter, Bonnie Aamodt The coach was Lyle Opheim Fr nmT:.1.s experienced Sophomore team proved fatal to the green, inexperienced new es n THIRD QUARTER 'Ihis quarter started out with a bang lith the election of Captain being Keith Brue, Co Captain, Marjorie Kallheim, Scorekeeper, Gloria Tenold: Manager, Carol Arneson, Reporter, Gary Knutson Mrs Ennnons took over the coaching res ponsibili ties . Receiving our class rings was the biggest basket made by the Juniors. The most important play given by the Juniors was 'Happy Holiday' The cast consisted of MI' Bagley Harold Sherwood Parkington Richard Winden Kimber Kendall Gary Knutson Geraldine Kendall Bonnie Aamodt Bbrace Smith Paul Fibelstad Clara Ann Smith Marjorie Kallheim William Evans Roger Christiansen Penelope Mitchell Carol Arneson Jefferson Mitchell Keith Brue We really started decorating up the place when we began working on the Junior Senior Banquet, which proved to be a grest success FOUR TH QUAR TER We as the triumphant seniors elected Bonnie Aamodt Captain, Gloria Tenold, Co Captain, Marjorie Kallheim, Scorekeeper, and Carol Arneson, Manager Our reporter being Ronnie Calgaard, with two coaches taking over the responsibilities, being Mr John Ennen and Mr Thomas McLaughlin The most important play made by the seniors was, 'The Ruggles vbwere happy to have a timeout while the juniors prepared the junior senior banquet This game which you see, has been played with no bad plays Not losing any players all through high school The team members who worked so hard, especially on the Senior Annual were Bonnie Aamodt, Carol Arneson, Marjorie Kallheim, Gloria Tenold, Keith Brue, Ronnie Calgaard, Roger Christiansen, Paul Fibelstad, Gary Knutson, Harold Sherwood, and Richard Winden Winning all games, we the class received many trophies for speech, music, dramatic work, sports, and studies We as a team have been an outstanding club, never to be forgotten Out names shall go down with great pride as the team of 'SS' of the Joice High School Gloria Tenold and Carol Arneson Mr McLaughlin Bow, Paul, what are you doing learning something? Paul Fibelstad No, sir, I'm listening to you THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HILADY'S GORDON'S HARDWARE LAKE HILLS, IOWA LAKE MILLS, IOWA O O Blythe Kendall ----- Gloria Tenold Eric Longfellow ---- Ronnie Calgaard I O O M. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The seniors gave their play The Ruggles' on Tuesday night, October 12, at 8 00 p m in the Joioe School auditorium It was a three act comedy under the direction of Mr T McLaughlin The cast consisted of Sharon Ruggles an eighteen year old Marjorie Kallheim Margaret Ruggles her mother Bonnie Aamodt Chuck Ruggles her younger brother Ronnie Calgaard Donna Ruggles a twin Gloria Tenold Donald Ruggles a twin Keith Brue Charlie Ruggles her father -Roger Christiansen Mary Ann the girl next door Paul Fibelstad Preston Finch who owns a convertible -,Harold Sherwood Jeff Logan nice guy Richard Hinden Postal Messenger with a Special Delivery Harold Sherwood old Knutson my j Binh f 7145 Q. - 1 N. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LIHESTONE Pnonucrs COMPANY '1'ExAco mnlnmeon sERvIcE FERTII-E. IOWA LAKE HILLS, IOWA ,W A c: :S 6 'E C7 Susan Sherwood-::::::::::from the ------ Carol Arneson ---IIIIIIIIIIII-. ........... IIIIIII-- N. ' ' ' V x wq LT. A lllll I . Q 5 I N! ff r' KM h e fd ' , ' 'i T i J amor Class Wlll The members of the Senior Class of Joice High School being of unsound mind, or weak heart,and having but a few short hours to dwell among the horrors of the trials and tribulations of our high school days, and being on the verge of de porting for the realms unknown, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament I, Roger Christiansen, will my ability to get to Northwood in the shortest time possible and to have fun after I get there to David Anderson I, Richard Winden, will my ability to go with girls and not let any one know about it to Clinton Terbeck I,Glry Knutson, ii11.mq pool que to Jerry Fibelstad I hope you never get as good as I am I, carol Arneson, will my skating ability to Loretta Evans I hope you do not fall down as much as I did I, Keith Brue, will all my ability to dance to Gene Nelson Hope you don't waste as much time at it as I did I, Harold Sherwood, will my brains in English to Sandra McLaughlin Hake better use of them than I did I, Bonnie Lamodt, will my long lanky legs to Lydia Radichel, my long blonde hilt to Connie Abraham I, Ronnie Galgaard, will my technique with girls to Jimmy Lasland, Royden Heimdal Raymond Smidt and to who ever also who may need it I have plenty to go around I, Marjorie Ial1he1m,will my ability to keep a ring to Barbara Schott Look I, Paul Fibelstad, will my ability to act like a female to Sharon Malloy Hope she changes a few of her ways I, Gloria Tenold, will my ability to pose for pictures at class plays to Beth Evans and my temper to Donna Brunsvold Hope you can control it better than I did I, Marjorie Kallheim and Gloria Tenold will a diploma for pop selling t Mr McLaughlin Now you can sell pop yourself instead of having everyone elsedo The Senior class will to Mrs Emmons our voices in the music groups We think you will be in need of them The Senior Class wills to Hr McLaughlin our brains For we know you need them badly The Senior Class will to Mr Ennen all the paper wasted in running off the parents bulletins The Senior Class wills to Hr Leonhart all the fun we d1dn't have on New Years Eve Hope you enjoyed it as much as we d1dn't The Senior Class wills to Mr Kephart all physics equipment broken Hope you get some new ones next year Marjorie Kallheim Keith Brue THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY. KARL HYLBAK SAXERUD STUDIO LAKE MILLS, IOWA NORTHWOOD, IOWA Q 0 O O O 0 V O O what is brought me. . o uf ' enmr Class Mft We the Seniors of 'SE knowing how many gifts we have received, have decided to pass some of them on to the under classmen I, Keith Brue, give this doll to David Anderson, the lady killer of his class, so he can have on of his own So that you can practice your line on her on your way to Forest City CA doll! I, Roger Christiansen, give this ask tray to Mr McLaughlin Now you will not have to litter up the boiler room Cash tray! I, Richard Winden, give this gas can to Gary Medland, so you can use gas from can this instead of your dads barrel It doesn't fill itself you know lgas I, Harold Sherwood, give all the dates I could have had to Gary Roath In hope that you have more time for them than I did Kdatesj I, Gloria Tenold, give to Sharon Malloy this telephone book with all the good numbers in it There are still quite a few numbers left Qtelephone bookl I, Carol Arneson give to Connie Abraham this small black book to keep a re cord of all your dates Make sure it gets full of names lblack bookj I, Bonnie Aamodt, give to Vivien Aasland this diary to keep a record of dl the important evenings Cdiaryj I, Marjorie Kallheim, give to Marian Dahlby this calenden with the space m low each day for you to write in your dates for each day Don't forget the bas ketball training rules Marian Qcalenderl I, Ronnie Calgaard, give to James Aasland this license free of charge There happens to be an open season on blondes this time of the year if you dont know You are a good sport, so remember to give them a sporting chance Also a I, Gary Knutsen, give to Komer Johnson my manners of which I have so many I give them to you because I wish to share them with somebody Qmannersj I, Paul Fibelstad, give to Arlyn Harang, this piano keyboard so you canzn COU18 a great pianist some day lkeyboardb I, Harold Sherwood, give these extra automobile parts to Raymond Smith Now keep it in A 1 condition, Ray fpartsj I, Roger Christiansen, give to David Huso, this certificate to play first base I, Carol Arneson, give to Beth cher I used to do pretty good you I, Gloria Tenold, give to Mary bashful I hope that it may help as I did Qspoonj I hope you can play it better than I did fpaperl Evans, this contract of being a dancing tea know lcontractj Allce Clark this spoon since she seems quite her discover that spooning is very enjoyable I, Ronnie Calga rd, give to Clinton Terbeck,this certificate to drive a car when otherwise occupied Ccertificatel I, Richard Winden give to Royden Heimdahl, the Ford lover, a share of stock to the Chevrolet Co , or if you would rather use it for a down payment on a new, good car Chevrolet only Cpaperl THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SAMUELSON CAFE FULLERTON LUMB R COMPANY THOMPSON, IOWA MANLY IOWA I Wg J O 7 five foot handicap. Clicensel 0 -Class Gifts continued- I, Marjorie Kallheim, give to Marilyn Lindflott this watch to tell her what time it is to get in, Just if there is school the next day. ftoy watchj I, Bonnie Aamodt, give to Loretta Evans this handy pencil. We know it will be handy because she will be able to get a lot of use out of it writing letters to all of her boy friends Cpencilj I, Keith Brue, give to Paul Henderson and Eva Olson this pair of rings in hope that you might use them some day ftoy rlngsj I, Gary Knutsen,give to Jerry Fibelstad this pool que in hope that you will get more use out of it than I did fpool que! I, Paul Fibelstad, give to Russell Smith all my dismissal slips But not because I have so many ldismissal slipel Harold Sherwood Richard Winden SENIOR CLASS POEM JE SENIORS Twelve years ago in school we did arrive Later to become the great class of 'SS Four glrls are we, the boys are seven Here are the seniors that total eleven, Gloria, Keith, Harold, Richard, Paul, and Bonnie Marjorie, Carol, Gary, Roger, and Ronnie We've worked together these past few years And with our parting there's bound to be tears But we're not going to stop here, We must progress from year to year Someday we will be working right beside you In whatever profession we have chosen to do And if there's ever a group with a steady drive It's our great class of N55 Bonnie Aamodt Mr Kephart darold, how far can you count? queen, king Mr McLaughlin entered the classroom and noticed Carolsitting with her feet in the aisle and chewing gum 'Carol,' exclaimed Mr McLaughlin, 'take that gum out of your mouth and put your feet in W Roger 'Do you think 1t's right to punish folks for tnlngs they haven't done?' Mr Ennen-Wwhy, of course not ' Roger Wwell, I d1dn't do mv home work W THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HAZEL'S DRIVE INN KINGLAND MOTOR COMPAYY NORTHWOOD, IONA LAKE MILLS, IOWA nl ni Harold S.--:::0ne, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, jack Senior Prophecy Come with us now on dle aged American people of 1955 Ronald Calgaard who sity has decided to take a journey we are about to view the lives of eleven mid Who were once members of the Joice High School class is serving his 15th year as President of Harvard Univer- a prolonged summer vacation He was very lonely and he longed for old friends, he had been so absorbed in his studies through the years that love passed him by, and he was still absolutely against getting married Bonnie decided to board his private helicopter and set out upon his own jun ney He first stopped in Chicago to visit his old classmate, Gary Knutson, who had become head manager of the Chicago Cubs He knew that Gary had always want ed to manage a big league baseball team, but since he hadn't been able to get in- to the majors he was managing the Cubs He first went into the Baseball stadium but he was told that he would probably find Gary in his favorite hangout, Will iam Jenn1ng's Billiard Parlor. He went into the pool room and talked to his old friend, Gary who was in there, telling everyone how good he was Gary informed, Ronnie that he might find Roger Christiansen in Des Moines On his way out he , noticed that Beth Evans, Gary's favorite high school sweetheart, was operating the cash register. Continuing on his journey Roger Christiansen had decided of R dc C cigarettes. Ronnie m long visit wltn Roger in his for dinner and to see his wife Roger had always lanted ua big spoiled only oh.1.ld. to Des Moines, he was told that his old friend to save moneyand had gone into the marmfecturing went right to the factory to see Roger and he had private office Roger invited him ou: to his house Sonja and their ten bouncing brown eyed children. family, because he remembered new ne had been a Ronnie decided that alter dinner he would go visit travel back to his old night. The next morning he went to town to see if he could find any of his old classmates. When he reached Joice the first person he saw was Kllth Brue Khlth had finally realized that Mc Connick Derring had poor equipment After his father in law had retired, he took over the John Deere business in Joice Ronnie talked to Keith for quite a while Keith had told Ronnie tknt Marjorie had mar ried her old school sweetheart Clark and that they were living on a fam just a little ways out of Joice Ronnie decided that after dinner he would go visit Marjorie and Clark They were very surprised when he landed his helicopter almost on their front porch As soon as he landed there were kids crawling all over his helicopter Clark had purchased a farm and they had a very happy home except Marjorie had to change from the Dodge and like Chevy's because Clark just wouldn't change Marjorie and Ronnie had a lorgchat about their old school days and Marjorie informed him that Richard Winden, a classmate of theirs, was State Conservation Officer for the Joice area. The next day while visiting old friends in Joice he met Richard on the street. They had an interesting conversation talking over old times. Richard told him that one of his most interesting experiences had been one day several years earlier, during pheasant season, he was driving along in his car along a wooded area, when he noticed two men in a car ahead who were hunting from their car, he was surprised to see two of his former high school teachers from Joice High Mr Leonhart and Hr McLaughlin in the car Lt first Richard was very angry with them but realizing they were now old and their legs weren't quite as strong as before, he warned them not to continue the practice Ronnie discovered from Richard that he had married and now had a fine family of three children Richard also informed him that Bonnie Aamodt, a former classmate, was still persuing her profession as a nurse in the Mayo Clinic THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CHRISTIANSON GRANSKOU NOR THWOOD C0 OP AUTO INSURANCE ELEVATOR JOICE, IOWA NORTHWOOD, IOWA 0 home town, Joice, Iowa. Ronnie arrived at his brothers farm where he spent the O Class Prophecy continued Upon arriving in Rochester he asked where he might find s nurse by the name of Bonnie Aamodt. He was told that she was superintendent of nurses in Roches ter's largest hospital, and had become nurse to Dr Mayo at the Mayo clinic H found Bonnie and had a long conversation with her, and when he questioned her about remaining single, she told him that alt ough she had many offers of matri mony, she had decided that none measured up to her standards Through his con versation with Bonn1e,Ronn1e learned that Bonnie had been living a very exciting life, because she had traveled all over the world as Dr Mayo's assistant Bon nie informed him that in Hineapolis Paul Fibelstad had become a super market tycoon Ronnie contin ed to Minneapolis where he looked up Paul He found him deep in work in the office of his new Sl,000,000 super market, which was the fifth super market now under his ownership, and that he now employed 2000 people Paul invited him to tour his markets and to visit his new home When they arrived at Paul's home Ronnie immediately recognized Paul's wife to be his old high school sweetheart Donna Nelson They now had a fine family of two young sons and a very happy home They decided that they would visit one of the cities more exclusive night spots and enjoy a meal together before Ronnie continued his journey After they had ordered, they were enjoying a splendid floor show and were astonished when who should appear on the stage but their old classmate Gloria Tenold who had become known as 'Ginger the Bubble Laruem, the girl with a thousand curves and was one of the countries best known torch singers Ronnie and Paul had learned much of their c1assmate's success, but had not seen her since their school days After they had eaten their meal, they went backstage to Glor1a's dressing room though she had many admirers she had decided to stay single and devote herself to her cause. Sho also informed them that Harold Sherwood, a member of their graduating class, had become Vice President in charge of car design at the Ford lbtor Company in Detroit After bidding goodbye to his two former classmates, Ronnie continued his journey to Detroit to see Harold Ronnie found Harold behind the desk in his large office at the Ford Motor Company At the time of Ronn1e's visit Harold was in the middle of a very deep romance with a wealthy Detroit debutant Harold had started out a mechanic at the Company after high school graduation and work ed his way up by hard work and intelligence to the Vice Presidency Harold had remained a bachelor and was now one of Detroit's most dashing, handsome play boys. On his way back to his campus home he decided to see his old high school superintendent M Ennen, who had long since left the teaching profession and was now president of Life Insurance Co Bo had always said that all superin tendents can always go into the insurance business When Ronnie stopped in Mr Ennen's New York office he was shocked to see his old classmate Carol Arneson, who had become his private secretary Mr Ennen had always admired her ability while his secretary while she was in high school, and after graduation made her his private secretary Hr Ennen gave Carol the afternoon off, so that she might show Ronnie the city Needless to say there were few places of interest that Carol didn't know about after a long and delightful conversation with Hr Ennen and Carol Ronnie returned to his home on the Harvard Campus He was tired after his long trip and was glad to return to his books in his own library as he sat there reminisc ng over the journey he had just completed He was glad he had been s member of the great Joice High School Class of 1955 Ronnie Calgaard Paul Fibelstad THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY YOCAIUS GRIHSTEIT SHOE REPAIR GROCEHI LAKE HILLS, IOWA LAKE HILLS, IOWA I O e The three enjoyed a long conversation. Ronnie discovered that Gloria, al- JUNIGRJ, GQ A 4, A: v v-ni ,- f fl X I 'TT X I A K BHK? REQ? Jnkr JJ.. M Ga Leslie Evans James Aasland i Barbara Schott Joe Malloy Beth Evans Mrs Emmons Advisor David Anderson Jerry Khllheil THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY. Roger Elwood EVANS DRUG STORE JOICE CArE JOICE, IOWA JOICE, IOWA i A , -.3 'x :nil .ef ' M Q 5 . gr itl l nv x LIIEIIL Elf! Qgaggmg .4 o r A , '- 0 nm Z ge ?:Vff ' E 'mfjfw , Elf 3fu V,v.,. ' V7 of ?Qfg ge Gene Nelson Gary R0801' Hedlang f VanHooser Sandra Marian Donna McLaughlin Dahlby Brunsvold Clinton Terbeck GUNDERSOIVS BEAUTY LAKE HILLS, IOWA SHOP Rcyden Heimdall THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Stenarud HALT'S WATCH SHOP LAKE HILLS, IOWA ,f 1 I , E 1 . 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QM sm. m HJ 6 5-,Q 1 71 34 zo lh 3 f 37 3 0 22 16 9 13 1 3 Ley, ' o 13 1 6 5 1119 o 1 1 1 1 1. 0 7 8 0 Girls .ofthall Team Front Row left to right Barbara Schott, Beth Evans, Bonnie Aamodt, Carol Arneson, Marjorie Kallheim, Loretta Evans amd Marian Dahlby Back Row left to right Shanm Malloy Beverly Elwood, Dorothy Schott, Donna Brunsvold, Vivien Aasland, Connie Abraham, Lydia Radichel and coach, J H Ennen Name Evans, Arneson Schott, Aamodt Kallheim Evans, Dahlby Clark Elwood Radichel Aasland Brunsvold Tenold IAN C0 OP f Oi-'UTUXCD-P' L4 O V-I C tl! '13 P L F' KD O '13 E3 lb F' F' E O SU fi U2 OONXIXI-'O4l'O'N THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JOICE CO OP ELEVATOR CO ff, 2 0 OO 1 2 O 000 2 O OO OOO O00 G6-FF Jon L Ioxnx Mya 'Ill A. B. H. R. s. o. I. P. w. F. c. B. A. 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I il Front row left to right Coach D D Leonhart, Gary Medlang, David Anderson, Roger Chr1st1anson,Ronn1e Calgaard, Paul Fibelstad and Jimmy Aasland Second row left to right Jimmy Stensrud, Roger Wlwood, Leslie Evans, Arlyn Tenold, Keith Brue and Jerry Kallheim Third row left to right Keith Anonson Jerry Fibelstad Arlyn Harang, Ronald Bakken and Gary Knutson NAME Calgaard Fibelstad, Christiansen Medlang Anderson Brue Van Hooser Stensrud Fibelstad, J Evans Winden Tenold Kallhelm Aasland Harang Bakken Anonson STATISTICS POS ll 2 11 41'U'!U'l D-'Nl O I-I KJ Q t lJ LTI!-'I Z EF 'S L!'UJ P-3 Gb OE Ea: Era C1 E11 TEAM U Ice Plynou+h Thornton Grafton Rock Falls Hanlontown Meservey Swaledale 1 13 FTMD 11 TM PCT 1 2 21 O 1 EFIS IAGE SPONSORdD BY FORHST CITY CHANELR OF COHDLRCE FORPST CITY, IOWA 2 O O O00 O00 1 OOO O OOO 6 OOO O0 OOO 2 O GR GP FG P FT PF TP I2 'F' 28 233 78' . 5 89 E96 P. 12 P 28 8 Q1 36 .531 S7 77 12 c 28 68 8 85 .58 56 6511 11 G 28 6 73 26 .737 53 3 5 ll G 28 28 30 32 .u8m 53 86 12 P 28 25 13 19 .u 6 20 63 Elwood 11 P 19 13 3 13 .188 17 29 11 P 1 0 0 0 . 1 0 11 G 19 lO 10 7 .588 10 30 . 10 G 6 2 0 2 . 2 6 ll c 20 6 2 12 . 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STENSRUD SERVICE JOICB, IOWA BOYS SPORTS CONTINUED Keith Brue Our first line replacement all season has been the duty of Keith His rebounding under both boards was very good and at times his scoring was also very good Probably as good as a second half ball player as the team could pro duco The title of 'Most conscientious at Practice would fit him also as his time at practice was well spent Ronald Calgaard He is 5'9' and a regular forward Ron has been the fire brand type scrapper this year His sixth sense enabled him to knock down and re cover passes which were seemingly impossible to obtain He could score equally well on set shots from out as he could on drive in shots The conference coach 65 honored him by selection on the all conference first team He scored 596 guns this year and his absence next year will be felt Roger Phristianson He is 6'O' and our regular center, as he was for the pn vious three Joice teams A very fine rebounder under both boards and especially adapt at tip in baskets His Wtouch' was something outstandin for a comP8P8 tively short center He continued to score very well throughou the season com piling a total of 65h points Conference coaches also selected him to a first team position the EIT conference team Paul Fibelstad He is S'8' and probably the most under rated basketball player in the Circle Lake Conference The running mate of Ron has played such consistent ball all year he could be rated very close to the 'most valuablen, of the top list of players His rebounding was to be marveled at as the heights of the opponent did not hamper his progress Paul averaged over lk points per game this year and undoubtedly could have had more except that his timing on as sist passes was near perfection Jim Aasland Jim is S'l0W tall The hard luck player of the team as his broken shoulder suffered in the oth game of the season kept him out of competi tion the remainder of the season His services next year will be a great asset to the team, plus rebounding strength will be relied upon next season To a great extend his work was defense this year, but as the season progressed his shooting improved Roger Elwood He is S'9' and a sharp shooter from the guard position who can keep the defense honest His shooting from out coupled with defensive re bounding has been strong all year Leslie Evans Leslie is 5'll and is really tough under both baskets Hmch is the strong point here If he can master the tip in next year the team wul have a center to be considered by the opponents Lack of experience hampered his scoring this year, but look out next year Gary Medlang Gary is S'9N and is the other regular guard whose play this season was very little short of outstanding From the tip off to the final buz zer the team could rely upon him to play the game to win He was also one of the leading scorers' with an eleven point average His play this year also earned hjn a berth on the third all conference team Jim Stensrud Jim is S'7W and is a speedy guard who can follow the ballex cellently Lack oi height is made up for in determination and desire as he is always the first to attempt a recovery on a loose ball Next year can develop into a good season for Jim Arlyn Tenold The really strong point here is that he nas tnree years of cam petition remaining The shooting ability demonstrated this year can mean only that the team will be strenthed by his presence in the future His play at for ward this year left little to be desired Mr Leonhart Listen boys, these Thompson ooys are tall, out just remember that they put their pants on one leg at a time Just like we do Paul Yea , but they pull their's up a lot higher too coach THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FOREST CITY CHAM ER OF COMMERCE HANLONTOWN IMPLEMENT C0 FORESJ CITY, IONA HANLONTOWNIOHA I , n - Dave Anderson--Dave is 5'9W and a regular guard whose defensive ability, -- ll CHEERLEADhRS VX Facnr .VY Aly'-.Elf CHEERLEADERS 'nf awe rxo cy I FQVM Front row left to right Sandra McLaughlin, Connie Abraham and Carol Arneson Back row left to right Barbara Schott and Beth VVBUS Left to Plght Carol Arneson, Sandra McLaughlin, Connie Abraham, Beth Evans, ana D81D3Pa Soho t JOICL LOYALTY we're Loyal to you Joice High, The gold, black and WIIIEB, how they fly E We'll back you to stand, For we know you can stand, J010e High, Rah' RH-f1 ' ounurv umm S So hold on that ball, Joice Hi Ne're bacxlng you all, Joice H Our team is our fame protector On ooys for we expect a Victory from you, Joice High THIS PAGA SPONSORMD HY JOICL IM1fLm1-.NT STORE TOHN Ds R1-3 D.lAL..R Jozc , IowA h Eoulvmznv igh A- 1 r 'C . A . 'Xl a Re Against the best in the land, A . . ' -. Y Y , Y I N n 110 u ll I ll ll YI! on Front row left to right Loretta Evans, Barbara Schott, Carol Arneson, J H En nen, coach, Bonnie Aamodt, Beth Evans, and Marian Dahlby Second row left to Plght Sharon Malloy, Gloria Tenold, Marilyn Lindflott, Mrs Homer Evans, chaprone, Donna Brunsvold, Vivien Aasland, ana Marjorie Kallheim Third row left to right Eva Olson, Beverly Elwood, Dorothy Schott, Sharon Cha rlson, Sharon VanHooser, ana Sanara Petersburg, Manager f X f co CAPTAINS Bonnie Aamodt Carol Arneson THIS PAG SPONSORED BY DUFFY'S DRIVF IN TLNOLD DAIRY LAKE VILLS, IOWA JOICh, IOMA NX L 2 X I I Rozy I If 1 . 'L W If A-' ' ml.- ll '.l GIRLS SPORTS CONTINUED OUR SCORE OPPONENTS THEIR SCORE 36 65 56 63 S5 37 28 71 711 69 1755 S6 95 Rock Falls Thornton Crystal Lake Plymouth Swaledale Fertile Kensett Hayfield Meservey Hanlontown Crystal Lake Grafton Rock Falls Thornton Manly Plymouth Swaledale Kensett Meservoy Hanlontown Grafton Thompson County Kensett Manly Grafton Sectional Fertile Thornton Rockwell District Notre Dame Hansell Floyd Total Average 14,2 SS 12 ul 27 26 as M7 M9 32 36 uh 71+ THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BAKKEN TANK SERVIC JCICE, IOWA 9 NAME Beth Evans Bonnie Aamodt Marian Dahlby Carol Arneson Barbara Schott Loretta Evans Donna Brunsvold Marilyn Lindflott Vivien Aasland Marjorie Kallheim Sharon Malloy Gloria Tenold Eva Olson NAME Beth Evans Marian Dahlby Vivien Aasland Barbara Schott Sharon Malloy Donna Brunsvold Gloria Tenold NAME Beth Evans Bonnie Aamodt Harlan Dahlby Vivien Aasland Barbara Schott Sharon Malloy Donna Brunsvold TEAM Grafton Joice Plymouth Thornton Heservey Rock Falls Swaledale Hanlontown F G GIRLS SPORTS CONTINLED 2878 1R17 2576 0 1 1 1 FTA 1 2 2 O NUIQQ 2816 1 5 O 2 1 FTM 1 1 O SMS 0 FTN8 10 1 1 PCT O 1 9 2 OOO O0 OOO OOO PCT O 2 1 2 100 222 OOO PCT 200 O OOO OO PCT 2 1 OO O0 OOO E-'S I. F3 P-3 E11 BU S P-4 E U3 SU U3 The forward court was set up around our senior post S'9' Bonnie Aamodt who scored a total of 637 points for an average of 20 points per game This is the first year Bonnie played forward as a regular Last year Bonnie received honor able mention as guard on the all state selections Bonnie had the honor of being selected on the first team for the Circle Lake Conference Bonnie scored more than 30 points in 6 ames In the home game with Meservey Bonnie broke the sdnol scoring record with E8 points The mark had been held by that outstanding post forward Ellen Haroldson,who qraduated last year Bonnie made 135 free throws and missed lh3 for a free throw percentage of Q8 561 We'll miss Bonnie in there next year. Carol Arneson, a senior, and the most improved player on the squad, will long be remembered for her play in the guard court. Her most outstanding ac- complishment was the fine job she did of guarding Faye Tenold, that fine post from Kensett in the County Tournament. Carol was on the Circle Lake Conference second team. It would be nice to have Carol with us again next year. ALBIN TWEDT THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: HOTEL ALBERT GENERAL TRUCKING BANQUET ACCOMMODATIONS JOICE, IOWA ALBERT LEA, MINNESOTA .... E Q Q Q Q ' - F 31 62 .978 F 31 363 53 .963 F 31 2 3 25 .939 G 31 5 3 3 5 23 .97 F-G 31 87 18 53 .939 G 31 U 5 H 3 12 .9 7 ' - 17 55 118 7 .873 G ll 29 23 6 .7 3 F ll 79 76 3 .96 G 6 12 12 o 1. F M M0 36 M -9 G 2 7 7 o 1. F 2 2 2 o 1. ..... B Q3 it 51 .. ...- F 31 857 '73 555 .33 Bonnie Ameda F 31 770 286 519 .371 F 31 5 6 M6 37 . 83 F 6 ll 2 9 . 8 F-G 5 38 lh 2h .368 F L1 10 1 9 . F-G 2 9 2 7 . F-G 1 1 o 1 . ... Z 9.11 1 .. , 4 F 31 98 911 1+ .175 F 31 78 35 L13 .1185 F 31 9h H SM .M77 F 31 5 1 11 . F-G 5 32 10 22 .3 3 F L1 o o 1 . F-G 2 11 2 2 .5 -. E L .-1 13 1 .9 9 12 2 ,857 10 M .7 M 7 .5 7 .5 13 lu I 'r GIRLS SPORTS CONTINUED Marjorie Kallheim,a senior, was a good reserve guard to have on the squad She was always willing to help for the good of the team Her spirit and acts of kindness will be missed by the team next season Gloria Tenold, a senior, reserve played both forward and guard This was Gloria's second year of sketball Last year she was a cheerleader welll miss her spirit of cooperation next year Beth Evans, 5'8' junior out forward and play maker of the team scored 6h0 points Beth is a great competitor, speedy and flashy with her floor play and passing She is a good shot from out on the court and near the basket Beth hit 36 points in each of the final two games of the sectional tournament In the so cond game of the sectional she also hit 10 for 10 free throws Beth made 98 free throws axd missed 10h for a free throw percentage of A8 511 We are happy to have this flashy forward back with us for another season Marian Dahlby 5'6' third forward is also a junior and came through with some nice long shots on many occassions Marian's best night was against Hanlontown when she hit for 38 points Marian hit lhl free throws and, missed 15h for a hee throw percentage of 47 79 Marian scored a total of M20 points It will beruce to have Marian back with the experience she gained this year DOHDH Brunsvold, junior letterwinner who saw quite a bit of action in the tournaments came through in great style under pressure By the end of the season she was a dependable replacement in the guard court I believe Donna gained some valuable experience and should play a lot of top notch ball next season Marilyn Lindflott a sophomore has the fight to make a good guard and came through M.th a lot of scrap in several games We'll expect Marilyn to work a lot harder next season and you folks will see her play a lot more Barbara Schott, junior, atternated playing post Guard with Carol Arneson 'Barb' was the pla er who the other guards counted on to throw the passes to the front court, 'Barb is a grand rebounder, and has blocked many shots that would have been baskets for our opponents Barbara was selected as a guard on the Circle Lake first all conference team We'll be looking for Barbara to be a pm er in the guard court next season etta was a hawk on defense, and it was a jump ball if our opponents forwards want ed to take the chance of bouncing the ball in front of her She is probably our finest competitor, a hard worker, who gives it all she has Loretta was honored by being selected for the third Circle Lake All Conference Team We'll be glad to have Loretta competing for us again next season It takes more than the first six or ten to make a winning team We hope that the substitutes will come out again next year and give the regulars a real fight for their positions Good competition always makes a team play better On behalf of the Jbice girls squad, we want to thank the large number of fans who provided their support the past season W are sure that it was your continued supponzthat enabled the girls to go as well in tournament play as they did Nothing helps the girls more than your continued support in victory and de feat It would have been interesting to take account of the number of fans from Jolce present at the county tournament held at Fertilq the sectional at Ventura, and the district at Mason City We know that many or you would have come to Waterloo if it had not been for the lnclimate weather The Joice J Hawkettes earned four basketball trophies for the Joice school the past season, as follows Runner up in the Worth County Tournament, Runner up in the Circle Lake Conference, Championship in the Sectional and Consolation in the District tournament During the season,game captains were selected by Hr Ennen After the sea son was over the girls elected Bonnie Aamodt and Carol Arneson as co captains for 195k SS season Bonnie was the post forward and Carol was the pest guard Both of these girls are seniors and all begreatly missed by the team next season. The Basketball girls went to Des Moines to see the Girls Basketball Tourna ment on Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday Tuesday they went to see Grafton play in their first round game against Donnelson Friday night the girls had a great time staying at the Hotel Kirkwood They were impressed with the girls tourna ment playing, but wished that they could have been out there playing themselves 'Desire to win, spirit and loyalty should be 'ln born' in all Americans ' THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY RONALDS IMPLEMENT GRAPHIC ALLIS CHALMERS PUBLISHING commuy LAKIL MILLS, Iowl LAKE MILLS. IOWA bg . . - Loretta Evans, sophomore,handled most of the outguard chores, 'L1ttld'Lor-- . e X we x,,. 13-Lx ,M 1 :iv , JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKLTEALI SQUAD 1 Front row left to right Ir D D Leonhart, coach, Ardythe Furness, Diane Brones Karen Dahlby and Rosemary Sherwood Back row left to right Connie Anderson, Dorothy Schott, Sharon Charlson and Sharon Van Hooser Front row lift to right Lynn Schmidt, son and Richard Dahlby 2nd row left Bilyeu, Jerry Otterst 1, Robert Lura, FERTILE Ltv sa COPPANY FPRTILE, IOsA JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKLTBALL SQUAD ci Gary Tenold, Wayne Medlang Marshall Arne to right Mr D D Leonhar , coach, Denni and Ronald Smidt THIS PAGL SPOiS'R:D BY FARMLQS co t nfATOR MANLY, 1 HA S W ., S Q I n S- SJ? 'alf 52 'W 'N n h as 40 20 44 W H Q W K 5 4 y 53 11 33 'CT Arif' I S Q f , Q Q , .6 . - .- - - . . . 5 ' - MFN 1- 'X L U fl -WP LL'H Q Y' A, U ZLL' QQ, , 0 lik n .J-ff . qt' . L Q x R ww 5 l 1 L ' 'ze , I ':' GIRLS TRIO I Left to right Donna Brunsvold, Bonnie Aamodt, and Barbara Schott Left to right Bonnie Aamodt, Barbara Schott, Vivien Aasland, and Judy will iams Left to right Vivien Aasland, Judy Williams, and Gloria Tenold TiIS PAGE SPONSORED BY STENSRUD'S FmRLEY'S DRUG BARBLR 8 BLAUTY SHOP LAKE MILLS, IOWA LAY MILLS, IOWA -- , 0 w -- o n f a -. -- -1 .. - ...I lim llufuivl Left to right Roger Christiansen, Roger Elwood, James Stensrud, and Jerry Fib elstaa BOYS DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET ry Knutson, James Stensrud, Jerry Fibelstad, and Keith Anonson Left to right Roger Christianson, Bonnie Aamodt, Barbara Schott, and James Stan d SFU LAKE NILLS CLEAN RS THIS PAGV SPONSORED BY BOWEN'S FOOD CLNTLR LAKE MILLS, IOWA LAKL VILLS, IOVA 51 - I l , f ,,,, Left to right-David Anderson, Roger Elwooi Roger Christianson, Richard Winden,Ge O o I I of I GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front row left to right Lydia Radichel, Sandra Petersburg, Connie Abraham, Diane Brones, Sharon VanHooser, Karen Dahlby, Rosemary Sherwood, Mary Clark, and Ardythe Furness Second row left to right Connie Anderson, Loretta Evans, Dorothy Schott, Sharon Charlson, Mrs Emmons, director, Beverly Elwood, Marilyn Lindflott, Gloria Tenold, Eva Olson, and Sharon Malloy Third row left to ri ght Judy williams, Barbara Schott, Beth Evans, Bonnie Aamodt, Carol Arneson, Donna Brunsvold, Vivien Aasland, Marian Dahlby, Sandra McLaughlin, and Marjorie Kallheim BOYS GLLE CLUB Front row left to right Robert Lura, Dennis Bilyeu, Vincent Flbelstad, Lynn Schmidt, Marshall Arneson, wayne Medlang, Gary Tenold, Jerry Otterstad, Richard Dahlby, and Ronald Smldt Second row left to right Russell Smidt, Richard Ballandby, Raymond Smidt, Joe Malloy, Arlyn Tenold, Mrs Emmons, director, Arlyn right Ronald Baxken, Gene Nelson, Clinton Terbeck, Leslie Evans, Roger VanHo oser3Farold Sherwood, Ronald Calgaard, David And rson, Gary Knutsen, Gary Roath, James Aasland, and Keith Anonson Fourth row left to right Jerry Kallheim, Paul Fibelstad, Roger Elwood, R'chard Wirden, Keith Brue, Roger Christiansen, Royden Helmdal, Gary Medlang, James Stensrud, and Jerry Fibelstad THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HELTNE'S uROC'Rl TNITO CHEVROLLT COMPANY LAK? 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Third row--left to Mixed Choru' Front Row left to right Mary Clark, Gloria Tenold, Marllyn Lindflott, Lor etta Evans, Vivien Aasland, Judy williams, Sharon Malloy, and Connie Abraham Second Row left to right Barbara Schott, Beth Evans, Bonnie Aamodt, Carol Arn eson, Mrs Emmons, director, Donna Brunsvold, Marian Dahlby, Sandra McLaughlin and Margorie Kallheim Third Row left to right Ronald Bakken, Harold Sherwood, Roger VanHooser, Ronald Calgaard, David Anderson, Jerry Fibelstad, Gary Roath, James Aasland, and Keith Anonson Fourth Row left to right Paul Fibelstad, Roger Elwood, Richard Winden, Keith Brue, Roger Christiansen, Royden Heimdal, Gary Knutsen, Gary Medlang, and James Stensrud DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET Left to right Roger Elwood, Roger Christiansen, Bonnie Aamodt, Gloria Tenold, Donna Brunsvold, Barbara Schott, James Stensrud and Jerry Fibelstad fun 4 0' ff' X up 1 3 sg 'X A , I fa f ulrlf 'gin THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DR L A IVERSON LELAND FARFdRS ELEVATOR JOICE, IOWA LELAND, IOWA 353 Z IHUHI A SWF? YA-kwa igqk 'mu' I gsf92gf5E!E nag C . J, fn NADRIJXL Front row left to right gloria Tenola, Vivien Aaslanu, Bonnie Aamodt, Barbara Schott, Donna Bransvold and Judy dilliams Back row left to right Roger Christianson, Roger Elwood, James Stensrud, and Jerry Fibelstad 1 ,IZ ,I , f 4 ' 5 f 2, Nh- WI' ' 1' GIRLS SEXT T Left to rignt Gloria Tenold, Vivien Aaslanq Bonnie Aamodt, Barbara Schott, Donna Brunsvold, and Judy williams THIS PAG S oNSO1SD BY THOMPSON CLOTHIWG P OrLnS CAFE LAK MILLS, IOWA LAKE VILLS, IONA A 1 -- x --A 1 X0 A M- ! ' f , 1' , ? 'Zag fy .E?p QF Art- gg I n JM Q V ng f 4: 'e ,5fPwymwL' 'x .iA! 'aff.?is?f! , J' V F-l' T: 1 JUNIOR HIGH SOLOISTS Front row left to right Kay Johnson, Rose Ann VanHooser, Mara Dee Ashbaugh Patricia Huso, Dickie Lura, Dennis Aasland, Dennis Brunsvold, John Elwood, Step hen Dahlby and Roger Bakken Second row left to right Robert Lura, Dennis B11 yeu, Rosemary Sherwood, Diane Colby, Mrs E C Emmons, director, Karen Dahlby, Sandra Larson and Ardythe Furness Third row left to right Gary Tenold, Shar on VanHooser, Diane Brones, Wayne Medlang, Dorothy Schott, Sharon Charlson, Con nie Anderson, and Lynn Schmidt JUNIOR HIGH MIXED GROUP Front row left to right Dennis Bilyeu, Gary Tenold, Sharon VanHooser, Diane lang, Dorothy Schott, Connie Anderson and Lynn Schmidt JUNIOR IRIS TRIO 'Q Karen Dahlby Dorothy Schott Rosemary THIS PAG' SPONSORED BY YAN'Y SIGNAL FARMARS an M .RCHANTS STAT RANK MANLY, IOJA LAKL MILLS, IOWA r Brones, Karen Dahlby and Rosemary Sherwood. Back row--left to right--wayne Med- 1 2? L.: 0m ht Plav Hzgte'J '15 2-...q5k:,!M '-aww Front row left to right Roger Christiansen, Bonnie Aamodt, Beth Evans, and Paul Fibelstad Back row left to right Gloria Tenold, Sandra McLaughlin and Marion Dahlby WIDE AWAKE WILLIE awwagmn 1 1? Front row left to right Ronald Calgaard, Barbara Schott, Carol Arneson and David Anderson Back row left to right Connie Abraham and Keith B ue ff N 49- 9- K 18-,f:'Y5 K Q I THIS PAGE spowsoman HY-k j Huso af ANONSON 41' K ff ,I NoHI'HwooD ANCHOR Foam DEALERS gf 'X PUBLISHING NORTHWOOD, IOWA LORTHWOOD, IOWA ay' I A Q1 Eff' 3 I I I 55 'I I ' if I . an g at '.'I S -A. , , zbwrx VVIV W any v. + f .5 , L I N ' Q I I ? J iff? . 93 ,pp-,Q an 5-M -X I 5 if . ' . K N 5 l , .y I. Y A WORTH COUNTY SPEECH CHAMPIONS 22? Q. so Front row left to right Sharon Malloy, Beverly Elwood, Carol Arneson, Tenold and Marian Dahlby Second row left to right Bonnie Aamodt, Beth Barbara Schott, Sandra McLaughlin, Judy williams and Marilyn Lindflott Q KQV, v' 'F m 'IV' XJ , M Gloria Evans, Back row left to right Roger Christiansen, Ronala Calgaard, Gary Knutsen, Roger Van Hooser, Leslie Evans and Roger Elwood CONTEST ONE ACT PLAY Left to right Leslie Evans, Judy Williams, Sharon Malloy, and Roger VanHooser if 1.11 .54 Ni THIS PAGE SPONSORED EY Tnosxws sfmvxcz .mv GROTWOLD PHILIP? ee .W w f3' HATCH-'E'-RY NORTHWOOD, 1owA LAKE MILLS. IOWA ei agg' '-X.,.f.:g. al ALL SCHOOL PLAY 'Redheaded Royalty from Arkansas , s three act comedy, was presented by stu- dents from all four grades in high school on Tuesday, October 26 The entire action of the play takes place in the combination sitting and reading room in the Administration Building of Furst College The cast consisted of Prince Michaels Dale Nellie Jim Donovan Fordyce Green Hans Fitzler Leigh Johnstone Jacqueline Wallis Aimee Hessen Doris Wlllouby Ethel Whalen un The play was from Arkansas college boy -college boy college boy a music teacher -co-ed '00 Roger Christiansen Keith Brue Roger Vanmoser Ronnie Calgaard David Anderson Sandra McLaughlin Barbara Schott Harlan Dahlby Carol Arneson Bonnie Lamodt der the direction of Mr Thomas W McLaughlin THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY A A SAXRUD LUMBER COMPANY Jolcs Iowp. ------------gQ-gd-----:-:---:-:--------- Yvonne Ferris ---------------- co-ed --------------------------- Beth Evans -----------------co-ed------------------------ -------------- -gd------------------------ ----- ----------co-ed---- -------- --------- Vgf Q , 5 ' i.r QM T - - if Q, 1 , F . ig. Front row left to right Mr T W McLaughlin, director, Vincent Fibelstad Humorous, James Ostmo Humorous, Gary Brue Oration, Jerry Clark Humorous, Paul Henderson Humorous, Larry VanHooser Humorous, Richard Ballandby Oration, Judy Williams Radio Speaking, Gloria Tenold Dramatic, Marilyn Lindflott Dramatic and Orati n, Beverly Elwood Dram tic, Vary Clark Radio Speaking Second row left to right Sandra Petersburg Dramatir, Carol Arne on Dramatic and Radio Speaking, Barbara Schott Oration, Beth Evans Radio Speaking, Bonnie Aamodt Original Oration, Arlyn Harang Humorous, Raymond Smidt Humorous, Leslie Wvans Orat'cns Jame Aasland Crati n, Loretta Evans Radio Speaking Sharon Malloy Rad io Speaking and Humorous, Connie Abraham Radio Speaking and Oration Jerry Fibelstad Humorous, Gary Knutsen Humorous, Ronald Calgaard Extemperaneous Speaking, Arlyn Tenold Humorous, Richard Winden-Humorous, Harold Sherwood Humor ous, Vivien Aasland Radio Speaking and Humorous, Donna Brunsvold Dramatic and Radio Speaking, Marian Dahlby Dramatic, and Sandra McLaughlin Radio Speaking Fourth row left to right Keith Anonson Humoxous and Radio Speaking, Keith Brue Oration, Roger Vanhooser Humorous, Roger Elwood Humorous, Paul Fibelstad humor ous, Roger Christiansen Extemperaneous Speaking, and David Anderson Left to rifht Margaret Derry and fmma Almelien 3 THIS PAGL SPONSORED BY BOLTON INSURANCE INSWRANC CONPANY THAT LAKE MILLS, 1owA REALLY INSURES l N l , s - A - l - - Third row--left to right--Lydia Radichel-Oration, Ronald Bakken-Radio Speaking, V 'Mg we ,Mg TH GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA STREAMLINED CINDERELLL Streamlined Cinderella, an operetta by Charles George, was presented by the grade students Tuesday evening September 21. The story of the plot of his operetta begins when young Prince Dean, the only son of wealthy parents, is giving a party. He lives in 'the big house on the h1ll'. Prince is very popular with the boys and girls, for in addition to being handsome and likeable there is nothing of the snob about him. His friends live on botn sides of the tracks and everyone is invited, and what a comical assortment they are It is the opinion of everyone that pretty little Cindy Lou is his favorite Cindy Lou's father is dead and her mother is remarried to a widower with two daughters, Flora and Dora Cindy Lou is Jealous of her step sisters and aided and abetted by her mother, she sees to it that Flora and Dora are kept in the background and reduced to the status of servants Very few, if any, of Cindy Lou's friends know of the existence of Flora and Dora, who are heart broken be cause they are never invited to any of the parties So their father arranges for his wife Ctheir step motherj to be out for the evening and a sympathetic neighbor lends Flora and Dora two beautiful dresses belonging to her daughters It is arranged that Flora and Dora will come to the party uninvited but they must be home and in bed by ten o'clook so their step mother will not discover their adsense. Arriving at Pr1nce's home, they are visions of loveliness and enchant those whom they encounter When Cindy Lou discovers their presence, she is furious and threatens to tell her mother They beg and plead with her to allow them just one evening of happiness but Cindy Lou refuses Kfor she knows they will outshine her at the party Something goes wrong with the lights and in the darkness, Flora and Dora flee, each leaving behind a left slipper Prince discovers the slgmer and wants to know who the two Cinderellas can be One of the boys, whose great sorrow is that he is cursed with the name of Cuthbert Percy Algernon Custard, has beeatshe ing to Flora and Dora and learns they are Cindy Louis step sisters He and ten other boys who have seen Flora and Dora come to the conclusion that the slippers belong to the sisters, for none of the other girls is minus aslipper Cuthbert tells everyone Cindy Lou is jealous of her step sisters because they are so beautiful A repentant Cindy Lou admitted it and offers to apologhn publicly to Flora and Dora when Prince gives Carter and Dudley the two slippers and sends them to find Flora and Dora and bring them back to the party They arrive and Cindy Lou embraces them and makes a vow that inthe future things will be different in their home, for she will see to it So all ends happily Here is the familiar Cinderella story in reverse, a 'Streamlined Cinderella ' CHARACTERS Prince Dean a rich young chap Dennis Bilyeu Cindy Lou his favorite girlfriend Rosemary Sherwood Veronica a rich young girl Dorothy Schott Dora Cindy Lou's step sister Sue VanH0oser Dudley friend of Prince Marshall Arneson Carter friend of Prince Lynn Schmidt Cuthbert Custard a lonely young fellow Wayne Hedlang THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY L E PLUMMER L A SHARP LAWYER BANKERS LIFE Noawawoon, IOWA Nonfrnwoon. IOWA Flora ------------------ Cindy Lou's step-sister ------------ Karen Dahlby GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA CONTINUED Irish Girls Irish Boys Hora McGuire Diane Brones Pat lmrphy Ronald Smidt Maggie O'Brien Ardythe Furness Mike Casey Robert Lurg Annie Sullerian Sandra Larson Dinny McConn Gary Tenold Skinny McDreww- Jerry Otterstad Introduc to ry Number Dwight Anderson, Ron Bang, Ron Berry, Linda Brunsvold, Kathy Ennen, Danny Groe, Robert Harang, Steven Huso, Kathleen Kittleson, Irene masse, Ron Larson, Michael Lee, Lon McKee, Linda Medlang, Stanley Olson, Robert Reinsmoen, Joey Schmidt, Gene Staten, Susan Stensrud, Marilyn Tweed, Nancy Tweed. First Chorus JoAnn Bakken, Marlyne Bilyeu, Gloria Charlson, Ann Marie Evenson, Vera Mae Fibelstad Russell Lura Mary Reinsmoen, Mavis Schmidt, Howard Smidt, Bobby Smith, Arlen Stensrud, Bobby Williams, Dennis Aasland, Mara Dee Ashbaugh, Roger Bakken, John Bang Dennis Brunsvolq Diane Colby, Roger Dahlby, Stepha1Dahlby, John Robert Elwood, Patricia Huso, Kay Johnson, Diane Kittleson, Dean Leland, Dennis Loland, Dickie Lura, Rose Ann VanHooser Second Chorus Thomas Abraham, Barry Anonson, Thomas Ennen, Curtis Evans, Larry Halverson, Curtis Hogtnn, Sharyl Johnson, Devon Medlang, Jannelle Schmidt, Sharon Smidt, VaL01s Bang, Steven Charlson, Jackie Dahlby, Janet Evans, Marvin Evenson, Kath leen Hawkinson, Arlouene Olson, Mark Reinsmoen Irish Dancers Laurie Anderson, Emily Arneson, Nancy Bakken, Lane Ballandby, Carolie Dahl by, Patty Furness, Terry Johnson, Ronnie Kallheim, Ruth masse, David Leonhart, Donavon Reinsmoen, Ellen Arthur, Janet Bang, Jimmy Bakken, Kathy Charlson, David Dahlby, Allen Guernsey, Gloria Kittleson, Verdene masse, Sandra Leland, Kath leen McLaughlin, Rosemary Petersburg, Rickie Schmidt, Richard Smith, Larry Sten srud The operetta was directed by Mrs E C Emmons assisted by Mrs Paul Hawk inson, Mrs Leland Schott, Miss Sylvia Olson, Miss Joan Helgeson and Mrs Robert Stensrud Beth Evans was the accompanist for all music groups and soloists ii awww THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: LAURA LAN GOUDARD IMPLEMEINT IORTHWOOD, IOWA NORTHWOOD, IOWA 33 JJ Katie Clancy ----------- Sharon Charlson Tlnmy Dghlby ew paper .taff Front row left to right Carol Arneson, Mr McLaughlin, Roger Christiansen, Ronnie Calgaard, Barbara Schott, Beth Evans, and Bonnie Aamodt Back row left to right Sandra Petersburg,Gary Tenold, Dorothy Schott,David Anderson, Judy Williams, Marjorie Kallheim, and Gloria Tenold Editor In Chief Ronnie Calgaard Assistant Editor Barbara Schott Boys Sports Editor Roger Christiansen Girls Sports Editor Beth Evans Typist Bonnie Aamodt Carol Arneson Feature Editor Gloria Tenold Seventh Grade Reporter D0I'0thy Schott Eighth Grade Reporter Gary Tenold Freshmen Reporter Sandra Petersburg Sophomore Reporter Judy williams Senior Reporter Marjorie Kallheim News Reporter David Anderson Advisor T W McLaughlin THIS PAGE SPOWSODED BY NORTiWOOD STATE BANK NORTHWOOD IO 050 llllllil U1 Ill Kiwi .. ,.. 49 :Ms L as 6 WMU WH MEMBER 4l'EDElAL RESERVE SYSTEH MP. . , i i I. ,vm .G X X Q is X K Jah 3' NCQ Gd E Xa mms Xlmpslmlx -Q GJ ii ' I . 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