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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

NNUAL STAFF Seated left to right Donna Brunsvold, Barbara Schott, Leslie evans, James Aasland, Joe Malloy, Marian Dahlby, and Beth Evans Standing left to right Gary Medlang, James Stensrud, Roger VanHooser, Clinton Terbeck, David Anderson, Roger Elwood and Mr Ennen Editor In Chief James Aasland Assistant Editor Leslie Evans Typists Beth Evans Donna Brunsvold Boys Sports Editor Gary vedlang Art editor Roger Van Hooser Photonraphy Editors David Anderson James Stensrud Grade School Editor Joe Nalloy Joke nditor Jerry Yallheim Music Editor Roger Elwood Speech editor Marian Dahloy Advisor Mr John bnnen Business Managers Roger Van Hooser Clinton Terbeck Gene Nelson THIS PAGE SPONSORJJ EY FARMERS SAVINGS BANK JOIC , IOWA Girls Sports zditor Barbara Schott hirfdinn We the Seniors of 1956 ded icate this edition of the Joice yearbook, the Jo Hi Se An to Mrs Slattum She was our class spon sor through our Freshmen and Sophmore years She has been very instrumental in guiding us through all of our High School Education Ever diligent and patient in speech and dramatic activities We the Seniors of 1956, together with the rest of the Joice High School students are grateful for her patience and directions that will help us in years to come FORWARD We the Seniors of 'S6' will now complete our High School ed ucation Soon many of the events will be gone and forgotten hope to try and preserve some of the important occasions in this, our Senior Annual In future years we hope that this book may become a priceless treasure E - - - - , 1- 0 0 0 I - e 0 W0 0 0 Q- ' ft J 4' f PL' O 5 . 06362 LC af K f, , f L af' ' og r--'1 ' L E I Mr. John H. Ennen Superintendent United States History Biology Girls Physical Education Girls Basketball and Softball Coach High School Buffalo Center, Iowa Central College, 19h3, B.A. Drake University, 1950, M.A. Graduate Work Drake, 1951-Sh 0 O- C7 626 'jc '9 Darryl D Leonhart Principal Industrial Arts World History Civics Science Geography Boys Physical Education Boys Basketball and Baseball Coach High School wadena, Iowa College Upper Iowa U , 1950 B A Graduate Work Drake, 1955 Mrs Helen Slattum High School English Junior High Subjects Dramatics Coach High School Amboy, Minn Mankato State Teachers College l9h9 B S Graduate Work Drake 1955 gn? f '- THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Honsey Electric service Kinglnnd Motor Company, Ford Lake Mills, Iowa Lake Mills, IOHB HP. . Q 3 0 o o L L 0 . 0 . ,, . O I - nf ,. c . .J :CL K L ' . rx K . -',,C..3 , -. e, fu'-,I Q.. Q, v .' V 1 .. EJ, r fx ' qv -rv 'xt rf. ' I I J .if 1 , ft , -. . . 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Arlene Stensrud 3rd and hth Grade High Sohook Kensett, Iowa Waldorf College University of Denver Iowa State Teachers College Mason City Jr. College Y G , Q i nyf 'J ,, , G 9 iss Silvia Olson lst and 2nd Grade High School Albert Lea, Minnesota Waldorf College Mankato Teachers College, l9Sh, Summer OQQ Mrs LeNora Schott Kindergarten High School Lake Hills, Iowa Cedar Falls, 1928 Mason City Jr College, 19574, Summer C8 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! Saxeru Studio Paramount Cafe Northwood, Iowa Northwood, Iowa w 1 - 0 ? l 1 '3 3 .....L .i.. O . g or K V ' 1 f C , f 1 Q In fa fam f4r?3 . 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W 3 fgjwlr, re f .A 1 f , ex SENIOR LASSIII TORY The hydrogen bomb is capable of destroying and changing large areas of land and buildings Everyone knows that the hydrogen bomb can do many great things You have heard of the hydrogen bomb, but perhaps you have not heard of the seniors of 1956 We do not plan on destroying large areas of land and buildings, but we are planning on doing and seeing many great things. In the fall of 1952, sixteen eager freshmen took their places in the Joice High School. Jimmy Aasland was elected as President, Donna Brunsvold Vice President, e Evans Secretary, David Anderson Treasurer, and Barbara Schott Reporter The rest of the members of the class were: Jerry Kallheim, Gary Rogness, Marian Dahlby, Leslie Evans, Royden Heimdal, Clinton Terbeck,Roger Elwood, Jimmy Stensrud, Gary Medlang,Joe Malloy, and Roger Van Hooser. One of the big events during our freshman year was initiation, which we will all remember Our class advisor during this year was Mrs Slattum In our sophomore year, there were the same number present to take their places once again During this year we were sorry to see Gary Rogness leave us, but added into our class Eugene Nelson David Anderson was elected President, Beth Evans Vice President, Barbara Schott Secretary, and Marian Dahlby Treasurer During this year with H s Slattum as our advisor again we had lots of fun plan ning a initiation party for the freshmen In our junior year there were seventeen members to take their places The new member was Sandra McLaughlin Leslie Evans was elected President, James Aaslana Vice President, Sandra McLaughlin Secretary, and Beth Evans Treasurer Our class advisor for our junior year was Mrs Emmons During this year many things happened, but the one that probally caused the most excitement was when our class rings arrived The junior class play entitled 'ACCIDENTAL B RO' under the direction of Mr McLaughlin was put on very well and everyone enjoyed it very much We will all re lots of fun In our senior year, we came back to take our places with two missing The two missing were Royden Heimdal who went to school in Fergus Falls, and Sandra McLaughlin who moved to LuVerne Marian Dahlby was elected President, Roger Van Hooser Vice President, Donna Brunsvold Secretary, Roger Elwood Treasurer, Beth Evans Reporter The Senior Class play entitled 'BELLES ON TH IR TOESW under the direction of Mrs Duane Slattum was well attended and everyone did a fine job The Junior Senior Banquet was enjoyed very much, this year being it was our turn to guess where it would be held, what we would eat, and many other things During our last school year all the classes selected a King and Queen The Sen ior Class selected Joe Malloy as King and Marian Dahlby selected as Queen candidate Roger Van Hooser Donna Brunsvold Clinton Terbeck The ways of love are sometimes devious For instance, take Joesph and Marian on their first date Some little time had passed since they reached the doorstep at the end of an evening of fun and frolic. Groping for words, Joe finally blurted out, 'What would you do if I kissed you 'Why, I'd call my brother,n was the virtuous reply 'Oh,' was his disappointed answer 'How old is hev' 'Nine MR BRAEG 'Do you believe in love at first s1ght?n MISS OLSON nwell, I think it saves a lot of time ' This page sponsored by GORDON FURNITURE FELLAND JEWELRY Joice, Iowa Joice, Iowa B th member the Junior-Senior Banquet which took lots of planning and.work but was also ?ll .n I o SENIOR CLASS GIFT We the Seniors of '56 knowing how many gifts we have received, have decided to pass some of them on to the under classmen advice, minutes need They David Anderson give this bad luck piece to Verdean Bugbee Just a piece of don't carry it with you when you meet girls CHorse Shoe J Clinton Terbeck give this license to go from Lake Mills to Joice, in three to Raymond Smidt, like I do I realize that this is kind of slow. Clicensel Gary Medlang give this pair of ear muffs to Sandra Petersburg so she won't listen to Beverly Elwood who is talking all the time Qear muffsl Barbara Schott give all the dates that I didn't make use of to Eva Olson. will come in handy I'm sure lbox of datesj I, Beth Evans give this flea bitten cat to Connie Abraham I know how you like cats feat, I, Donna Brunsvold give this pillow to Marilyn Lindflott so that sitting won't be so hard on her Kpillowj I, Marian Dahlby give this spoon to Mary Alice Clark since she seems ulte bash ful I hope that it may help her to discover that spooning is enjoyable spoon, I, Roger Van Hooser give this pistol to Gary Roath so he can finish the robbery that I tried but failed You see I tried to hold up the world lplstoll I, James Stensrud give my lazy nature and this small black book full of girls' names to Keith Anonson so that he will have something that will come in handy when he is a Senior. I, Roger touch the net I, Jerry fblank papers and black bookj Elwood give this pain of stilts to stub Callas Ronald Bakkenl so he can on the basket in the gymn Kstiltsj Kallhiem being so lucky as to have a girl like Jean Ringoen want to share my luck, so I give her to Larry Van Hboser Kdolll I, Eugene Nelson give this telephone to Sharon Malloy as a spare in case the mouth piece on the one at home wears out Qtoy telephone, I, Gary Medlang give this tractor KFarmallJ to Gary Tenold so he won't have to use his old John Deere any more Ktoy traotorj I, Barbara Schott give this pillow to Ronnie Bakken I hope it will be more comfortable than when I was there I, Marion Dahlby give this car to Sue Van Hooser so so he can sleep in Physics Cpillowj she can come in to town to see Arlyn Tenold any time she likes Ktoy carl I, Joe Malloy give this alanm clock to Larry Dietrich so he can keep awake most of the time when he is in class next year lalanm clock! I, Clinton Terbeck give this set of dumbells to Bobby Lura so he can develop large muscles like mine fdumbellsj hard on doesn't James Aaslsnd ive this license on blonde to Verdean Bugbee Don't be too them Verdean. licensej Jerry Kallheim give this license to can a car to Arlyn Tenold in hopes that he get into any trouble Qlicensej Leslie Evans give this pack of Viceroys to Jerry Fibelstad who likes Chest erfields D0n't use them all the first day Jerry Qoigarettsj I, James Stensrud give this ash tray to MT. Leonhart so he wonit have to litter up the bollerroom Cash tray! I, Donna Brunsvold give all my Hillbilly Music to Mrs. Emmons so she can have some new songs in mixed chorus next year Csheet music, THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MANLY STATE BANK MANLY SIGNAL Manly, Iowa Hanly, Iowa Ip . In In to n In . .Y ' Ip ? e In I, - e e Class Gifts continued I, David Anderson give this license for going steady with an out of town girl to erry Otterstad, this license 18 only good for one girl llicenseb I, Beth Evans give these noiseless shoes to Loretta Evans, they will make it easier to get in at night without being heard Cshoesj I, Gene Belson give this lesson book on how to sing and play the piano in five asy lessons to Karen Dahlby, in hopes it will work lbookj , Roger Elwood give this map with all the best looking girl's houses marked on t to David Rinden, I hope he puts it to good use. Qmapl I, Roger Van Hboser give these used History tests to Jerry Clark, I hope he can et as good grades as I did lblank paper! Leslir Evans give my love charm to Jerry Otterstad so that he can make more I adway with.D1ane Brones fpackage of charuml Joe Malloy give my bark to Mr Ennen. I also give this watch to Gary Brue so that he can get home earlier. Ctree barkj Ktoy watchl We, the Senior class of S6 give to Mr Baorg and Miss Olson this marriage license This license 1sn't the real macoy but it should give you two a hint Don't disappoint us Kfake Marriage licensej SENIOR CLASS POEM In September or 1953. Our High School days did start. we were just as Green as we could be, Our hopes were low cause we weren't smart Our Sophmore year it lent real good, really liked our school. always done just what we should, followed every rule. Juniors we were very busy, With our studies, banquet, and all We looked forward to being Seniors, But we had to wait until fall. Our Senior year was finally here, We found some new adventure Our Graduation was now very near, And soon to the world we all shall venture. In Activities we all took part, In music, sports, and speech. We'd always finish what we'd start, For highest honors we would reach Our teachers they were really great As they helped us through the years. They said our class was all fire And for life we had no fears. With underclassmen we had fun, They made our schooling bright and now our fun will all be gone, As they go out of sight. Now someday if your looking, For the class of '56' Remember first to look on top, Cause they won't be in the sticks t rat David Anderson Gary Hedlang Gene Nelson Beth Evans Barbara Schott Donna Brunsvold Marian Dahlby STAN MILLING CO Lake H1113 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY VETERANS OIL C0 Lake Hills, In ' ch Q I I. Ig I I I , O We We We As V 0 99 O ASS PROPIIECY Time has passed us by, as it is now 1976, the two hundredth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence Leslie Evans, 'the brain' of the Joice Class of 1956, is now head of the LesGuardia Aviation Service in New York City Leslie seemed to be interested in what his Joice classmates were doing Leslie, being his own boss, took a plane and was destined to find out where each one was and what they were doing It was the news commentator, the night before,that started Leslie to think about his Joice Classmates Native Dancer, the winner of the Kentucky Derby, had been saved by James Aasland, a prominent New York Veteranarian Leslie remembered that Jim had always talked about being a vet Leslie decided to fly out to Louisville and see how Jim and Native Dancer were getting along Leslie found Jim just getting ready to come back to New York on the Atomic Rocket, but after some discussion persuaded him to fly back to New York with him Jim told Leslie that he still considered women a lot of bother and was still a bachelor Through their conversation on the plane, Leslie found that Jim certainly was no mamma's boy as he told about his experiences at the Stork Club and the Latin Quarter After landing in New York, Leslie and Jim decided to do the town and visit the favorite spots Their first stop was the magnificient Latin quarter where the show had the world's greatest lady drummer 'Lizzy the Dizzy Drummer W It wasn't long until Leslie and Jim realized that the drummer was their old girl friend, Beth Evans After the show, Les and Jim went backstage and had a long talk with Beth She told them that in old friend of their's was also in New York working ln the Memorial Hospital, Barb ara Schott Leslie and Jim being old adm1rer's of B8Pb'S ability in Physics hurried right over to the hospital to see her Barbara said that she had always wanted to b a nurse and now had succeeded After discussing days in Joice, Leslie sensed that Barb and Jim wanted to be left alone so Leslie returned to his home Leslie continued to reminice and decided to look up the rest of his old school mates He learned that David Anderson had become a pilot in the Air Force Seeking further information, he also learned that David was stationed in Hawaii Leslle flew to Hawaii and found David, who was very glad to see him David said he had settled dow in Hawaii since he was making a career out of the Air Force and had bought him self a mansion on the shore line, a beautiful home Leslie was really impressed with his hobbies, raising horses and cats David told Leslie that Donna Brunsvold was a first hand secretary at the base Leslie realized that Donna had always wanted to be in the Armed Forces and had also liked secretarial work Leslie couldn't go hole without saying hello to Donna, so he looked h r up, and found out that she had married a young pilot and had joined the waf's so that she hoping to get some work done While at work, Leslie read in the morning paper that Joe Malloy, the terror of all racing, had again entered the Indianapolis races Leslie ju t had to see Joe so he took off for Indianapolis He found Joe and had a good visit He learned from Joe that the way that they drove during high school days had a lot to do with the way in which he was winning races Leslie could readily remember that he had had some narrow escapes with Joe in high school Instead of returning home, Leslie decided to stay for the races, and who do you think that he sat down by9 No one else but Marian Dahl by Hb learned that Marian had married John Molsberry and settled down to chicken farming in Plymouth Marian dldnlt seem very happy and it was then that Leslie decided that he should have married her like he had planned He felt he could have made her much happier On his way back from Indiana Leslie decided to stop over at horfolk, Virginia, to see his old friend James Ste srud, who was a C P O in the Navy He found Jim re covering from the events of last night Jim said that he had been to a real good party We can all understand why Jim was in the Navy, after hearing all of the good times Mr Ennen had Instead of returning to New York, Leslie decided to go to see Clinton Terbeck, dow a family man Clinton lived in Mississippi now with his big happy family Clinton was very happy to see Les and asked him to stay for a good southern supper, consist ing of hominey and grits Back in New York, Leslie set himself behind a desk, hoping to stay there for a while, but it wasn't long until he heard of how an old friend wanted to meet him for iinner at a cafeteria on Sth Avenue Leslie wasn't sure if he should go or not but then decided he could take the time when he arrived, there was not just one friend but a whole family of friends It was Gary Wedlang Gary, now the coach of the famous Jlobe trotters, was in town for a few days and after hearing from Jim Stensrud that O I I l 0 I O . , I . e O O ' e could be with him. After his short stay in Hawaii, Leslie then returned to New York O e A 'a -class Prophecy continued- Leslie was looking up his old school mates, decided to look up Leslie. That was not the only surprise for Leslie either. The cafeteria that they were eating in was one of many owned by Roger l1wnod.I guess Roger had always liked the restaurant business. Back home that night, Leslie read on the front page that Gene Nelson, another friend of his, had just received an award from the Government for nis work with the F.B.I. Gene had been with the F.B.I. ever since he finished high school. Leslie was really pleased with the success of all his class mates, but of course the most successful was Roger Van Hooser. Roger was the owner and operator of one of the largest super markets in the world. It seems as though you just cou1dn't separate Jerry Kallheim, and Roger because now Jerry was the Vice-president of Roger's super markets. Leslie returned to his desk at the LesGuard1a Aviation Service, happy to find that the Joice Class of 1956 had been so successful. Beth Evans Barbara Schott James Stensrud CLASS SONG Tune QLove and Marriage! You can't have one, You can't have none, You can't have one, Without the other Senior graduation Senior graduation Go together like a great sensation, This I tell you, friends, You can't have one without the other School and children School and children, Is an institute you can't disparage, Ask the local faculty And they will say its elementary Try, try, try, and senarate them It's an illusion Try, try, try and you will only come To this conclusion Senior graduation Senior graduation Go together like a great sensation, That was told by teachers, You can't have one, You can't have none, You can't have one, Without the other Joe Malloy Roger Elwood Harlan Dahlby Leslie 'I don't know Mr Ennen 'That's rightl' Hr Beerg K entering the study hall! 'How long have you been working David? David 'Ever since I saw you come in the door, sir W THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Northwood Anchor Northwood Co op Elevator Northiood, Iowa Horthuogd, Iowa Hr. Innen--'What are the three most widely used words in the schools in the U.S.?n SENIOR C ASS PL . The Seniors presented their class play, Belles on Their Toes , at the Joice auditorium Tuesday, Oct M, at 8 OO p m The story took place in the Gilbreth home in Montclair, N J , in the year 192k The Dozen' are on their own with mother gone They are resolved to make a go of it and prove how reliable they are All the complications that develop form the plot for the story It is a haDDY blend of pathos, comedy and uproarious action It was directed by HPS Slattum The cast was as follows M S GILBRETH the mother DONNA BRUNSVOLD ANNE BETH EVANS ERNESTINE BARBARA SCHOTT FRANK JAMES AASLAND BILL GARY M DLANG LILLIAN the children BEVERLY ELWOOD FRED ROGER ELWOOD DAN JOE MALLOY JACK WAYNE M DLANG BOB JERRY KALLH IM TOM the handyman LESLIE EVANS LEORA a distant relation CONNIE ANDERSON DR BOB the new family doctor ROGER VAN HOOSER AL LYNCH the Nantucket hot dog DAVID ANDERSON MR CRAWFORD 3 Doliceman CLINTON TERBECK STUDENT DIRECTORS VIVIEN AASLAND ARLYN HARANO A SNACK THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY R A X 3356539515 V ,gas Joice, Iowa it ICE , f ew 'fe 01 C6 1' I 0 ., X . n C 0 0 DAVID LORIN5:::::::an unexpected v1s1tor:::::::::::JAM S STENSRUD 1 ,I l , if ,if flaw? 9 .. Loretta Evans I is Komor Johnson C170 Sharon Malloy 'wr Rnymond Smidt UNIOR X 1lll ' 1 I Ill X Z Ronald Blkkon Marilyn Lindflott .as Mrs Emmons ,,A Jerry Fibolstad Arlyn Hnrang Vivien Aasland Mary Alice clark THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Evans k Kittloson Custom Corn Sholling Joi ce , Iowa if-1 Judy Williams man Gary Roath Connie Abraham Keith Anonson V fn :gg n, S ll 5 hx g , ,' hm 1 .I V ,Y ,fl V - I 4 , , P , .' in If ggi? ., ' 'Q xx .-' f'- :s jf ' b , Al t j5.' kELlQ Q4C.f Qwg i!EEg?1i! , A -WN., Q, . . Di x W? ,.' I hS, . e Q. A 3 X if f Q, eg' X S- QQ rf N ew A :gf an ' FN W fy ,Ma , -M. 1,4 ir, n' fax 1f,1, a A 17 ' 2 Jumbr-5'embr Banquet Evening In Paris After weeks of planning and secrecy, the Juniors presented their tribute to the Seniors. The Junior-Senior banquet was held Wednesday evening, April 18, at 6:30 p.m. at the Hotel Albert in Albert Lea, Minnesota. 'Evening in Paris' was the theme for the banquet. 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A, 3 W, ,f '?'P'efQ E QMw,Vh f f 1 I wwf . .. -.1 l. iig ASEB LL TEAM James Stensrud, Gary Medlang, and Jerry Fibelstad Back row left to right Mr. Leonhart, coach Keith Anonson, Richard Ballandby, Arlyn Tbnold, Wayne Medlang and Gary Tenold Joice started their Baseball season out against a strong Bayfield team that de strickouts for the winning Hayfield team Joice broke into the winning column by defeating Holy Family 12 S and had good pitching by Arlyn Tenold for Joice He had 6 strickouts in h 2X3 innings Malendez and Calahsn shared the pitching for Holy Family Roger Elwood had a home run. Joice won their opening conference tilt against Grafton, defeating them by the score of 9 2 Medlang pitched one hit ball for Joice and had 18 strickouts He also had a home run and a triple for Joice with Roger Elwood having 2 for 2 at the plate Joice defeated Rock Falls in a conference game M 2 Arlyn Tenold pitched a four hitter for Joice Ronnie Bakken had 2 for 2 at the plate, one being a very long home run Arlyn had 2 for 2 at the plate also. Joice defeated Hanlontown in a conference game, 9 0 Medlang struck out fourteen out of fifteen batters Elwood led the hitters with 3 for h, one being a home run Joice defeated Kennett very soundly in a 17 l ballgame Medlang pitched a one hitter in 6 innings, striking out 17 batters out of 19 Roger Elwood had 3 for 3 and David Anderson had 2 for 2. Joice was defeated by Fertile in the Sectional Tournament by a score of S 3 Jim Rodberg had 9 strikeouts and allowed 5 hits for Fertile and Medlang had 9 strikeouts and allowed 6 hits. Joice defeated Crystal Lake in a nonconference game, 10 l Hedlang had 9 strike outs for the winners and allowed 3 hits Austin had 6 strikeouts and allowed ll hits for the losers Anderson had 2 for 3 Elwood had 2 for h and Bakken had 2 for h THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GRAHSKOU k CHRISTIANSON JEFFERSON HIGHWAY GARAGE INSURANCE FORDS Joloes Iowa Kensett, Iowa F , U f - 1 - -2 . e 2 H e lp O I feated Joice M-0. Medlang had 10 strickouts to take the loss for Joice. Blank had ll 1 gf oo M144 All FALL BASEBALL STANDINGS CIRCLE LAKE CONFERENCE NORTH DIVISION TEAM Joice Kennett Grafton 1 Hanlontown 0 3 30 09N 2 20 1 185 X20 1 2 I QV? m,d' i GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM Wh? JUMLZJSZ Nwf g5LL1b1, Co CqPfQln -typ VL, FALL SOFTBALL STANDINGS CIRCLE LAKE CONFERENCE NORTH DIVISION TEAM W L Joice 3 0 Kensett 1 2 Hanlontown 1 2 Grafton 1 2 4 is X gZ,biaJVaf Co C10 F7TQ lh 77ZZiL49vCJ FALL SOFTBALL TEAM Ventura J Hanlontown Grafton Fertile , Mitchell Q,L4,q,u Lime Springs -ffipva Kensett 1'-V RESULTS Score W T 11 7 Q. f 5 In an ' Lf, ag 1 . ,ff fur. ly f fQf 'af' I 's f I , 1 Z' i ' 9 W X L -3 4 , - U ' ' U A 7 9 35 3 lg 6 18 U3 GIRL ' ASKETB LL 5A 21 vi 2-4 Front row Left to right Vary Alice Clark, Manager, Marian Dahlby, Beth Evans, Barbara Schott, Donna Brunsvold, Vivien Aasland, Marilyn Lindflott, and Sandra Petersburg, Manager Second Row Left to right J H Ennen, Coach, Conni Anderson, Sharon Malloy, Beverly Elwood, Loretta Evans, Diane Brones, Sharon Charl son, Sun vanyooser, Eva Olson, Betty Erickson, and Mrs Homer hvans, Chaperone OUR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR SCORE OUR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR SCORE Fertile Rock Falls Swaledale Swaledale Hlyfield Crystal Lake Thornton Hanlontown Plymouth Grafton Crystal Lake COUNTY Rock Falls Grafton Kensott Fertile Woden Hanlontown Plymouth GI'lff101'1 Meservey Meservey SECTIONAL Kensett Kensett Carpenter Thornton 1588 Total Points 1366 Manly 61 O8 Game Average 52 Sig, THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Evans Drug Store Joice, Iowa -lf!!-4-4-VIZ I I Qruxvodx WW www YIM- ,gg,o.,J,a,a,a.f 'bmw ELLA, THIS PAGE SPONSOREJ BY! 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M ,M-1. ffvff' fy 1,53 5 gqg' i 2 X 'I , xi 'L ey? 3, gmwv :nf ,, 'U qv' fx-,L X-3 L H ,-V41 , GIRLS SPORTS CONTINUED Fifteen of the eighteen girls in High School were out for basketball this year They were seniors, Beth Evans, forward, Marian Dahlby, forward, Barbara Schott, for ward and guard, and Donna B unsvold, guard The juniors reporting were Vivien Aasl and, guard, Loretta Evans, guard, Marilyn Lindflott, guard, and Sharon Malloy, guard The sophomores reporting were Beverly Elwood, and Eva Olson The freshlm were Connie Anderson, forward, Diane Brones, guard, Sharon Charlson, forward, Bety Erickson, guard, and Sharon Van Hooser, forward The team was happy to have Mrs Homer Evans as their chaperone again this yean She has been with them for two years Sandra Petersburg and Mary Alice Clark were the girls managers DONNA BRUNSVOLD, a Senior, was our top defensive girl She also done a good job of rebounding throughout the season Donna was a hard worker and always ready to admit that she could do better we never heard any albris from Donna Donna's all ar ound team spirit will be greatly missed next year Donna was elected Co Captain, by the members of the girls squad BETH EVANS, a Senior, was our top scoring girl this past season, with a total of, S62 points Beth was a good jumper and had the knack of getting a shot off fast When she had a good night lt was almost impossible for a guard to stop her Beth is one of the better players in the state BARBARA SCHOTT, also a Senior, was an all Conference guard her junior year She was needed in the front court this year and she played sensatlonally at this position in many games during the season She was an excellent rebounder which made it po ssible for Beth, and Marian to get that second shot Barbara also sanded the Hes ervey game for us when she played guard several times during the game Joice will miss Barbara out there next year MARIAN DAHLBY, also a Senior, was a grand scorer and a good rebounder, Marian scor Hooser seems to be the best prospect to take Mariana place next year The team ls going to miss the fine offensive and defensive play of Marian Dahlby next year VIVIEN AASLAND,a junior, decided to try playing guard this past season In several of our games she was a defensive standout We hope that Vivien comes back next sea son with a lot of determination, and agressiveness She could be an outstanding guard next year She also has possibilities of playing forward again LORETTA EVANS, a junior, was used only at limited times this year because of her he alth We hope that she will be herself again next year and show us how to play post forward MARILYN LINDFLOTT, a junior, was one of our speedy out guards, who was showing great progress when she was sidelined with a knee injury just before the County tourna ment We hope that she will be back in the swing of things again next year SHARON MALLOY, a junior, became a regular when Marilyn and Loretta were not able to play She gave us a lot of action as a front out guard The above letterwinners do not make up the entire team The subs always tried their best when they had the chance Eva Olson, and Beverly Elwood, the two Sopho mores on the team looked very promising at times and should be playing quite reg ular nexg season Sharon Charlson and Sharon VanHooser with some experience could develop into a pair of good scoring forwards Connie Anderson, Diane Brones, and Betty Erickson will be seeing action at guard Diane Brones is also a forward pos sibility Next year should be a year for building and game experience Due to rules and regulations of the Athletic Association, the schedule will be limited to 18 games THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Fullerton Lumber Company Manly Co-op Elevator MU117: IOWI Manly, Iowa ed 509 points this year which is an average of 19.57 points per game. Sharon Van- FREI' 'U' M 'U 'KMPION Marian Dahlby won the Sectional Free Throw contest at Kensett by hitting six out of ten attempts in a play off when the pressure was on In the pre liminaries, Marian tied Bonieta Gill of Kensett hitting twenty three out of twenty five attempts, bringing ab out the necessary play off in which, Marian made six for ten and Bonieta made four for ten Marian won a very nice trophy C0 CAPTAIN C0 CAPTAIN regular forward on the first team for the last two years She has played some very fine ball She was elected C0 Captain by the squad regular guard for the last year She has played some very fine defensive ball this past season She was elect ed Co Captain by the members of the squad THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Joice Recreation Parlor B111 Jennings, Prop Joice, Iowa Marian Dahlby, a Senior, has been a Donna Brunsvold, a Senior has been a Left to right Sharon Malloy, Dorothy Schott, Beth Evans, Schott, and Connie Abraham TEA gx Q6 LOYALTY Joice High J hawks defenders bold, we're proud because you wear the Black, white, and gold You don't fight for Joice's fame You ju t fight for Jo1ce's name You rah rah, Every time that you are behind So fight fellows fight, fight fight We know you'l1 come through Hooraylllvvlvl N Wu' J THIS PAGE SPONSORED X A R R ' Phone 3100 Thompson, Iowa Barbara 55 1 K X 4' xx n 99 ,. . fag -J .- E' Ay -K . 'N xj?'5 ? X04 X Q 9 f Q 21 .IA A ' Y ?l my we're behind you too. X S ,V 1 3 K 'E X U X E O x ic Q N, I 4 H , 1-2 ll --fl d A W BY! R.E. . .T.A. novs ASKETB LL Front row left to right Student Manager, Larry Deltrich, Ronald Bak ken, David Anderson, Roger Elwood, Arlyn Tenold, Gary Medlang, James Stensrud, and Student Manager Robert Lure Back row loft to right Coach Leonhart, Jerry Otterstad, Gary Tenold, Keith Anonson, Wayne Medlang, Leslie Evans, Richard Ballandby, Arlyn Harang, Jerry Fibelstad, and Jerry Kellheim NAM afans, G Elwood Tenold, Anderson Stensrud Evans Bakken Harang Anonson Fibelstad Medlang, W Tenold, G CAPTAIN Forest City Chamber of Commerce Forest City, Iowa POS STATISTICS 10 10 FTM 102 CIRCLE LAKE CONFERENCE STANDINGS Grafton Joice Thornton Plymouth Meservey Rock Falls Kensett Swaledale Hanlontown ONNIQOND I-' UNF' GNNI E H un w P cu I ua 'e 3 In 0 H E oe-Peo 5 Ui 0 2 OO 12 000 TM O 1 1 1 O0 O0 CO CAPTAIN 2 0 11 22 GR GP FG F FT TP Me . 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THIS PAGE SPONSOR! BY: L01lUd E1BVlf10I' Forest City Chamber of Commerce L01lndf IOWI Forest City, Iowa , o finished as the second highest rebounder. Gary scored 765 points this year, 54114 f - AME R I y S it A 1 3 f 1 A, 'M sw Q fi , ffl be 54 miggmj Q Q ff, I A. ,Li if Maai , Z bl! mf 45' ...ri fmt. SL X, M 1 E ,S Front row left to right Mara Dee Ashbaugh, Karen Dahlby, Dorothy Schott, Rosemary Sherwood, Sandra Larson, Patricia Huso. Back row left to right Khy Johnson, Ardythe Furness, Rose Ann Van Hooser, Ann Marie Evenson, Jo Ann Bakken, Mr Baerg Front row left to right Dean Loland, Dennis Bilyeu, Dennis Loland, John Elwood, Stephen Dahlby Back row left to right Mr Leonhart, Dennis Aasland, Lynn Schmidt, Marshall Arneaon, Dickie Lura. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JUICE LOCKERS JOICE SHIPPING ASSOCIATION moms 14,660 prions 1,555 Joice, Iowa Joice, Iowa w an on an pn O l nc- an O pn -an . 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ORATION Front row left to right David Rinden, Loretta Evans, Barbara Schott, Marilyn Lindflott, Wayne Medlang Back row left to right Mrs Slattum, Director, Richard Ballandby, Leslie Evans, Gary Brue, Jerry Clark and James Ostmo T? 97 Front row left to right Sandra Petersburg, Diane Brones, Betty Erickson Back row left to right Yrs Slattum, Director, Beverly Elwood, Marian Dahlby and Gary Tenold THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Hanlontown Implement Worth County Co cp Oil Hanlontown, Iowa Northwood, Iowa e np- it Q 1 W v I DRAMATIC I i if, D ' G A 'V CONTEST ONE ACT PLKY James Aasland, Roger Van Hooser, Barbara Schott, Lor etta Evans, Leslie Evans EXTEHPERANEOUS I son, Wayne Medlang, David Rinden THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Farley Barber and Beauty Shop Field and Kaasa Trucking T IP Mills Iowa Hanlontown, Iowa i Left to right--Ronald Bakken, Arlyn Harang, Gene Nel- RADIO SPEAKING Charlson, Sandra Petersburg Second row left to right Ronald Bakken, Gary Medlang, Gene Nelson, Richard Ballandby, Jerry Clark,Robert Lura HUMOROUS Front row--left to right--Robert Lure, Jerry Otterstad Connie Ander- son, Sharon Malloy, Sharon Sue Van Hooser, Vincent Fibelstad. 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Hugo Standard Service Joice, Iowa JUNIOR HIGH SOLOISTS Front row left to right Ardythe Furness, Karen Dahlby, Dian' Colby, Dorothy Schott, Sandra Larson, Rosemary Sherwood, Diana Kittleson, VeraMae Fibelstad and Gloria Charlson Second row left to right John Robert Elwood, Dennis Brunsvold, Arlyn Stensrud, Dennis Bilyeu, Lynn Schmidt, Marshall Arneson, Dick Lura, Dennis Aasland, Ann Marie Evenson and Mrs Emmons, Director Top row hit to right Lance Hcquarie, Stephen Dahlby, Rose Ann VanHooser, Pat ricia Huso, Mara Dee Ashbaugh, Kay Johnson, Roger Bakken, JoAnn Bakken, Marlyne Bilyeu and Mary Reinsmoen JUNIOR HIGH MIXED GROUP Front row left to right Dennis Bilyeu, Marshall Arneson, Lynn Schmidt and Dennis Brunsvold Top row Left to right Ardythe Fur ness, Rosemary Sherwood, Dorothy Schott, Karen Dahlby, Sandra Larson and Patricia Hueo THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Forest City Chamber of Commerce Forest City, Iowa THE GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA THE INN OF TH GOLDEN CHEESE The Inn of the Golden Cheese, an ogeretta by Alta Seymour, was presented by the grade students Friday evening October 2 . This operetta takes place about the year 1700 in the kitchen of the Inn of the Golden Cheese in southern Pennsylvania. At the Inn of the Golden Cheese, important guests are expected--William Penn and his party. Master Austin, owner of the inn, is a fur trader, in his absence Mistress Austin is in charge of the inn. She has gone away today, for supplies for the enter talnment of the important guests She and her husband are expected back that evening the children and the little grandmother have been left in charge, and Peggy, the old est girl, has enlisted the aid of the neighboring children in getting the inn in shining order for the expected guests A traveler stops to warn the children that unfriendly Indians are in the neigh borhood They think that the expected party want to take away their hunting grounds. The traveler advises the children to barricade the doors and not venture out Soon after he leaves, a wailing cry is heard, and Tom, much to the consternation of the others, rushes out and returns with a little lost Indian girl, Smiling Eyes. Peggys the one who feeds the child and puts her to sleep Her moccasin drops off as Peggy carries her from the room. Periwinkle, a colored boy, comes with a message from William Penn, who will be at the inn sooner than he had expected, in fact that very evening The children are much alarmed for his safety, as well as for that of their mother and father Perl winkle, swaggers about and says he isn't 'skeeredn but when the Indians come to the door and demand admittance, he quickly scrambles into the woodbox The Indians force their way in, demand food, take articles that appeal to them, and threaten to take the children away But Chief Painted Feather's glance falls on the moccasin dropped from the foot of Smiling Eyes He asks to see her, and when he finds that the children have been kind to her, he makes friends with them Mistress Austin, Master Austin, William Penn, and his party enter The Indians, at first unfriendly toward the older members of the group, are delighted when they find that william Penn wishes to buy not steal such lands as they are willing to sell The children are praised for their bravery, and there is a final chorus of love CHARACTERS PEGGY AUSTIN+ TOM AUSTIN JOEY AUSTIN JACK AUSTIN SALLY AUSTIN GRANNY AUSTIN TRAVELER ANNE JOHN SMILING EYES CHIEF PAINTED FIRST INDIAN SECOND INDIAN THIRD INDIAN FOURTH INDIAN MISTRESS AUSTIN MASTER AUSTIN WILLIAM PENN The older sister WOSEMARY SH RWOOD The older brother The younger brother Another brother The little sister The grandmother A mere passer by A neighbor girl A neighbor boy MARSHALL ARNESON STEPH N DAHLBY DENNIS BRUNSVOLD KAY JOHNSON DOROTHY SHOTT RONALD SMIDT KAREN DAHLBY DICKIE LURA Small daughter of Chief Painted Feather VALERIE ENNEN A little Negro boy DENNIS BILYEU .ATH R An unfriendly Indian Chief LYNN SCHMIDT ROGER BAKKEN JOHN BANG DEAN LOLAND DENNIS LOLAND Owner of the Inn ARDYTHE FURNESS Owner of the Inn JOHN ELWOOD The honored guest DENNIS AASLAND NEI CHBOR C HILDREN MaraDee Ashbaugh, JoAnn Bakken, Mary Reinsmoen, Diane Colby, Diana Kittleson, Marlyne Bilyeu, Mavis Schmidt, Patricia Huso, Gloria Charlson, Arlouene Olson, Sandra Larson, Kathy Dietrich, Kathleen Hawkinson, Ann Evenson, Vera Fibelstad, Janet Evans, Rose Ann Vanhooser, Linda Mcquarie, VaLo1s Bang TB S PAGE SPONSERED EY FAMERS TAVERN JOICE C0 OP CREAMERY Joice, Iowa Joioe, Iowa O O I O O I O O O , ................... ......... , 11-nggg XQZZSQ1 C1111 Sh11S 11111 111111 113111117 PERIWINKLE ............... ------- ----------- pp --- ..... ------- I EWSPAPER STAFF Seated left to right Loretta Evans, Gary Medlang, Barbara Schott, Mrs Slattum, Marilyn Lindflott, David And rson, and Vivien Aasland Standing left to rivht Connie Aoraham, Beth Evans, Ronald Bakken, Karen Dahlbv, Diane Brones, Beverly Elwood, Sharon ralloy, Robert Lura, and Stephen Dahlby Editor In 'hief Barbara Schott Assistant Editor Marilyn Lindflott Boys Sports Editors Girls Sports Editor Featur Editor News Editor Typists ff We Q lhooo Iliilill f mann annum: 'Eno David And rson Gary Medlang Loretta Evans Vivlen Aasland Gene Nelson Vivien Aasland Loretta Evans Seventh Grade Reporter Stephen Dahlby Eighth Grade Reporter Freshman Reporter Sophomore Reporter Junior Reporter Senior Reporter Report rs i al - THIS PAGE SPOVSODED BY NORTiWOOD STATE BANK NORTHWOOD IOJA f Qs:-9 Q f . gag? 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