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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1957 volume:

FORWARD It has been the sincere purpose of the Jo Hi Se An of 1957 to I' ford effectively the events of an outstandins school year As time goes on, may this volume bring to lasting friendships and of the spirit of Jolce High School We have tried to pre ent these events to you in a form thatwill justify the enioyment we have re elved from tbem - - - 9, you memories of achievement, of happy and Q . c .J , ANNUAL STAFF ront row left to r'vht Hon ld aafl n Yarilyn Lindflo t, Arlyn arang, Loretta Evans, and Mary alice Clark Baca row lat to right onnie Abraham, Sharon Malloy, Keith Anonson, Gary Roath, Komer Jodnson, Vivien Aasland, Jerry Fibelstad, and Nr nnen if N Vditor In Chief Assxstant fditor Typlsts Boy Sports nditor Jirl sports kditor Art ditor Phofofraptl rditors Jraoe school Editor Jol Editor Ilsic lditor eyes W ditor Fusiness Nanavers aivisor Arlyn Harang Parilyn Lindflott Mar Alice Clar Mari Jn Lindtlott Ronald Bakker Vivien Aaslano Gary Roeth Keith Anonson Komer Johnson Loretta Evans Jerry Fibelstad Connie Abraham Sharon Malloy Loretta hvans Ronald Fakkon ohn nnen E. Calf Alma xi x NX 1 AWB. ' KKQUIII ,VK If Bgaai EQ jk. XQU 'UN-'r jiymi 5-D LL-gi C45 44' I2-x it S P E L Dorm ear hooxan so ro vamp Ar. woman X Feahsl CITE ICMA XX: Paola Zhfglll VX i -- H ll. --T .a T Kiel, J V t 6 fb .3 n ,C C fa - of ' H J A A1 ' -d sl. A . A I - qt F e J f .A 4 FQ '11 -' Q.. Q ,A 2 'ol EL - ... , w- , .1 ,o ' X 1 A ifxf Mr. J Ja of ,qkmgtlif - C A fgiyjg Vgfx' I Q- fi Jfl CL .g 5 A ' x iv , 1 -N 2 i 1 -..V I . x - ' W fa if -1 0 1- A sl xp 'y ' THI as swrnacif ey: X' ': ' Nl V N 7.5 .'1:... I-if DEDIC TION T0-0 R-PARE T We, the Seniors of Joice High School, Class of 1957, do hereby dedicate our annual to you, Our par- ents. It is with deepest respect and appreciation that we do so. Without your constant guidance and understanding it would have been impossible for us to attain our goal, Our yearbook is one of the most im- portant achievements in our school life and we would like to share it with you. Please accept the dedica- tion of our annual as an expression of the love and appreciation which we have for you, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right Ernest Brunsvold Palm r Pedlang, Wadiah Abraham, Royden Christianson, Joseph Bakken, 'merson Evans, John nnen, and Richard Arneson Joseph Bakken, president, has previously served tne Joice Independent School for one term as treasurer N Bakken has served as a director for two full terms and this year was elected to serve out the one year unexpired term of La Verle Field M Bakken has three children attending the Joice School His occupation is tank wagon service Richard Arneson, has served the Joice Independent School Board for five terms H is a past president of the board M Arneson has two children attending the Joice School His occupation is a I R H A Hardware dealer Palmer Yedlang has served the Joice Independent School Board for five terms has serv d as a past president of the board Nr Nedlang has one child attending the Joice School His occupation is farming wadiah Abraham is serving the Joice Independent School Board for a three year term Mr Abraham has two children attending tne Joice Scnool His occupation is the meat and grocery business Ernest Brunsvold is serving the Joice Independent School Board for a tnree year term Mr Brunsvold has one child attending school He is a rural mail carrier Hoyden Christiansen is serving his sixth year as secretary of the Board of Educ ation Nr Christianson has no children attending the Joice School His occupmdon James Emerson Evans is serving his third term as Treasurer of the Jolce Scnool Mr Evans has no children attendinn the Joice Scnool Fe is the Joice Postmaster John Ennen, as superintendent is an ex officio member of the board He is serv ing his sixth year as Superintendent M Lnnen has thr e children attendin the Joice School, DG' we-I' -9,201 4 qu 5 f Q , b'?4:'4 THIS PAG SPONSORED BY ALBIN TWEDT TRUCKING FURNLSS mm SING JOICH, IOGA Jolt , IOWA r , - . , s I ' . -P. 6 . P. A . 1 .... . . . He is Cashier and vice-president of the Farmers Savings Bank. ' . . r. A e ' ' Q s ,I 4 O les I 'Hi .vga . . GN V fb -Iwwfm .L n' MR JOHN H ENNEN Superintendent General Science Sociology High School Buffalo Center, Iowa Central College, 19h3, B A Drake University, 1950, M A Jraduate Work Drake, Summers 1951 S6 af 'Ll qigiivwx x'Lg!5 MR DERRYL D LRONHART Principal Industrial Arts Government Psychology Health Boys Physical Education Boys Basketball and Bas ball Coach High School wadena, Iowa Coll ge Upver Iowa U , 1950, B A Graduate Work Drake, 1955 M1 xii? 6 ! Q vb MRS GLADYS EMMONS Economics Consumers Math Typing Business Training Vocal Music A11 Grades High School Joice and daldorf Academy Waldorf College, 1930 State University of Iowa University of Oklahoma University of Montana Drake University, 19h9 B S E 23 as 691' '?f'9 QI QQ, THIS PAGP SPONSORED BY ROYAL MOTEL KNUTSEN 8: OLIEN INC NORTHMOOD, IOWA EMMONS, MINNESOTA O Q I O F , - x , rx 'Q'-km 'f X K, C2 E! e 9, , . . . ' 79705 x- , vs' :fr xp 1- D . M x f A or 1-' 1.2-1 5 W J- S9 'Y' ft'k SML so A 'ff LQ an : Q N -WR V, 'kgl -4 V , . . . d Q an 'G , 2 ' 'I - .. .'f ix' 1,9 ff 7 X fl' ' vi 'gig f V l V... f 11 A ' Q. if f N ,p f ,'Ki T'- J- 'X f i ' ,rf ' . MRS. HELEN SLATTUM High School English Dramatics Coach High School Amboy, Minnesota Mankato State Teachers College, 19149 Graduate rlorl Drake 1955 , , 5-Z9 N XX g,' -i9 da 9? Z J 414 MR JACOB BAERG Physics Chemistry Mathematics Girls Physical Education Girls Basketball and Softball High School Mountain Lake, Minnesota Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana, 1914.8 Mankato State Teachers College, Mankato 1953 B S. MRS EUNICE SKELLENGER 7th and 8th Grade High School Lake Mills, Iowa Iowa State Teachers College, 1939 .maker nyrs ffiwr - ' we V5 5gnfxL GAHDLN MRS ARLENE STENSRUD Sth and 6th Grade 4 W W J High School Kensett, Iowa Waldorf College University of Denver Iowa State Teachers College Mason City Jr College 'T X 249354 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FIELD'S STORE DR S A LOVICK KIESTER, MINNESOTA LAKE MILLS, IOWA 3 Bose gtg:-sl.. ,Z .uw li ,. ' 3, N 1 lgfgs 'eS'f.ffef.1': D? vffsf f -50 W awhlvfs GV .,. Lk 1' Q . iii'-an- f a I f wmv hW5NVh f JQQQ-. Q I V l no as Q 1 A '-We 511 5' f K ,Q I - MISS JANET DENGER 3rd and hth Grade High School Dows, Iowa Mason City Jr College Us NH.Qfi,:f:if3j',:J MISS VAUV ADRAHAMSON 2nd Grade High School Plymouth, Iowa Mason City Jr College Jiiiifwwi NISS SYLVIA OLSON lst Grade High School Albert Lea, Minnesota Waldorf College Mankato Teachers College, 195h, Summer 1511 fix' Eg XX? f ggmslgldiigx ggei I- res!! MR LBNORA SCHOTT Kindergarten High School Lake Mills, Iowa Cedar Falls Iowa, 1928 Mason City Jr College, 195'-In Summer f 4. ,jk i fgiig? fxggl Q47 THIS PAG SPONSORED BY J. J. JENKINS TRUCKING LARRY PLUMMER FVJRTILF, Iowa NORTHWOOD, IOWA I ! E fi , 5 A -A I ,f we 5 C so e CES' Cixi: fe ww .s- ..... .-. i':'4 g - N If 0 . -f f ' I 1'-km Jiri grifffif CONNIE ABRAHAM Vice President Treasure Cheerleading Softball Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Operetta Chatter Box Staff Annual Staff Junior Class Play Senior Class Play All School Play One Act Plays Student Director 'UI' ew AREYN HARANG Class President Boys Glee Club Mixed Chorus Baseball Basketball Track Declamatory All School Play Operetta Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Student Director Annual Staff CW fav ,,',,, 9 X DV LORETTA EVANS Basketball Softball Cheerleading Fixed Chorus Girls Glee Club One Act Play Secretary All School Play Chatter Box Staff Declamatory Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Operetta Annual Staff CLASS FLOWER' 123k 123k 123k 13 12 123U 123k 1 UH-' Lu-P' NP N 123U 123k 1 1 AMERICAN BLAUTY RED ROSE , m o F' I o I 2 I ' 33 I I I K I I Leigh I I I I I I I I I I .ffJf' I I I I I I I Q5 jb I I I I I gy' I I I l I : I : I I I: : W: 2 I : I I :: I I ',Q,f4f I : I I I: I I I I I II II 5. 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SHARON MALLUY Class Reporter Newspaper Staff Declamatory One Act Plays Junior Class Play Senior Class Play All School Play Operetta Girls Glee Club Solo Work Cheerleader Basketball Softball Annual Staff 1 123k 2 l23h l 2 sq F5 Clk , JERRY FIBELSTAD Baseball Basketball Solo Work Double Boys Quartet Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club Double Mixed Quartet Boys Quartet Hadrigal Group Mixed Quartet Declamatory One Act Play Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Golf Track Operetta All School Play Vice President Annual Staff 1231+ 123 123m 12314 1231, 12314, 231+ 2 J7'b-Ph!!-'P-'l'DF'b-I rl E 3'-fx? 3 J9' n: WW 1' e nu , Mal cu ' n u:: u u gl : l I uns lu I :dl , l e I as lun all ll ug: I -, : : I 1: 1 l a::::n u u It-'f5V'Ins 1 ululu u ul u lil ull: :lan aulannl nl f I lllolluo lull: allll llnlu lnullll all I' n lnoll llll !!!!!! !!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!! !!!! - ! !!!!! !!!! '!!! !'!'!!'! fD!!!!'!!!!!!!!!! x !!!!!!!! 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L ..... M, o ------- u --:::::2:::::---1 Y '::::::::2Lg ':::::::3 -------u ----1 ---------1 --------12 ----::::::::: L, --------su -----------an 2:32:13 -----su Annual Staff ------------ M ,2,,f1J --::::::: L' -IIEEEEEEEEE---1+ ---::::::::2lg P 'IIE CLASS HISTORY some say that the greatest thing that has happened to nn is stclic energy, others say women, and others say the new Chevrolet, but the greatest thing that has happened to the Joice High School is the seniors of 1957 On a bright summer day in August, seventeen green freshmen entered the Joice High School for the first time to start their high school life me first week we had our first class election. Dennis Tweed was elected as president, Connie Abraham as vice president, Gary Roath as secretary, Mary Alice Clark as treasurer,and Dianne heed as reporter Our first class adviser was Mr. Ott The main event that happened this year was initiation in which we had a fine time washing buses and parading up town. In the fall of '5h,, fourteen eager sophomores enrolled in school. We were sorry to see Dennis and Dianne Tweed and Sharon msc leave us. Dennis and Dianne went to Lake Mills to school and Sharon went to Nevada to finish their high school years. During this year Vivien Aasland was elected president, Keith Anonson as vice president, Loretta Evans as secretary, Connie Abraham as treasurer, and Judy Williams as reporter Mr. Leonhart was our adviser The main event durin our sophomore year was initiating the freshmen. This, to us, seemed like a lot of In our junior year we started with fourteen members in our class. Later, we are sorry to say, we lost two more out of our class may were hymond Smldt and Judy william Raymond moved to Forest City and went to high school there and Judy moved to Mason City to continue her high school education. The class officers of our class were Arlyn Harang as president, Jerry Fibelstad as vice president, Marilyn Lindflott as secretary, Vivien Aasland as treasurer, and Ronald Bakken as reporter. There were many important events that occurred during our Junior year. 'me first and probably the most exciting was the receiving of our class rings The next important event was our class play which was entitled, 'Just Ducky', and was directed by Mrs. Slattum The cast consisted oft Mr Maxwell Ronald Bakken Mrs. Maxwell Marilyn Lindflott Betty Lou Sharon Malloy Bernadine Connie Abraham Wilbur. . Jerry Fibelstad Hercules .Keith Anonson Connie Loretta Evans Craig Moore .Arlyn Harang Del Marshal Gary Roath Aunt Mary Mary Alice Clark Miss Blayne Vivien Aasland The last event, but by no means uni ortant, was our Junior Senior bancuet It was held on Wednesday evening, April 18, at O p m in the Hotel Albert at Albert Lea, Minnesota 'lhe theme for the banquet was Evening in Paris' We got off to a good start in our senior year by electing Ronald Bakken for presi- dent, Marilyn Lindflott for vice president, Vivien Aasland for secretary, Chry Roath for treasurer, and Sharon Malloy for reporter We chose Saturday, October 29, as the day to take our graduation pictures We had a hard time finding excuses for the way some of them turned out. The next event in our senior year was our senior class play This was held on Friday evening, October S, at 8 O0 p m with an encouraging audience to help us along The cast was as follows Ha Smith Marilyn Lindflott Pa Smith .Ronald Bakken Tony Smith . Arlyn Harang Betty Smith. Connie Abraham Buddie Smith. .Jerry Fibelstad Aunt Bella. Mary Alice Clark Sally Smith. Sharon Malloy Barbara Wetherby. Loretta Evans Professor Slattery Komer Johnson Dick Jones Keith Anonson Stewart Brandon . . . . . . .Gary Roath Julie Weston . Vivien Aasland Our history as you can see,has been enjoyable and interesting,and not monotonous. Mary Alice Clark Komer Johnson Gary Roath THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FARMERS dc SAVINGS MERCHANT STATE BANK LELAND CO OP ELEVATOR LAKE MILLS, IOWA LELAND, DHA . O l Q O e e e e e e 0 e e o s e e e e C Q . 0 0 0 O I 0 e e s e e e 0 e e I O C Q Q Mrs worse e e e e e s e o Koller Johnson e e e e e e e O . C U O O I e 0 e e 0 O 0 e e e e s O C . e e e e e Q O U I . Q C I O e e e e e 0 0 e e e e e e Q CLASS PROPHECY It is the year 1972, and a beautiful evening in October Everywhere in the of Joice are huge posters reading, 'Old Home Week Many days ago, invitations sent to all former residents urging them to attend and stressing particularly evening when a wonderful entertainment is to be given All the entertainment for program is strictly home talent Every performer was at one time a resident of town and was graduated from Jbice high school town were this this this The hour for the great event has arrived Every seat in the vast new auditorium is filled, and all are eagerly awaiting the performance in which many delightful sur prises have been promised The platform is a mass of beautiful flowers and autumn leaves and the walls are hung with garlands of pine and laurel It is truly a festive occasion Seated in the audience are many celebrities As I look about me, I see a number of my old classmates There is Kbmer Johnson, our kind hearted friend, who became very wealthy through wise investments, and is now a noted philanthrophlst Hls money is paying for much of the Old Home week expenditures The ladies in the front seats are all so stylishly and becomingly dressed dat they arouse my curiosity I am told that their beautiful garments come from the very select, not to say expensive, shop of Vivien Aasland, who designs gowns for all the best dressed women in the country She is here herself and looks 'the glass of fash ion and the mold of fonm Seated near her is Keith Anonson, a real estate dealer who own so much property that he has to keep a card index of it in order to know it himself He has given the u e of the auditorium and the large park, both of which belong to him Seated at one side, watching with interest, I see Sharon Malloy, dignified and haughty I adtabout her and am told that she is the head mistress of a very fashionable girls's school in New York and has never married although she has suitors innumerable Standing in the door, looking for old friends, I find Ronald Bakken, editor of the largest daily paper in the state, and very active politically Except that he has grown a trifle stouter and looks more cheerful than ever, he has not changed one bit since his high school days A round of applause greets the man just taking a seat by the window He looks familiar and yet not quite familiar enough I hands around and talks excitedly Now, I know do you suppose he is? Remember how he used to that stuff? He's turned his knowledge to good Yes, indeed It was he who furnished the splendid weather for the Old Home Week, and that is why he was so wildly applauded Every day he sends out his little bulletins and often the weather is just as he predicted A man is sketching the people as they come in and doing it very well,hdeed,for I peer over his shoulder to see Of course you know who that is Yes, 1t's Gary Roath They say he has become quite famous as an illustrator of magazine stories and newspaper articles Remember his drawings in study hall? can't tell who he is Ah,he waves his who he is! Jerry Fibelstad And what love astronomy and meteorology and all account and now he is the weather man. in the auditorium fades and the footlights flash on Before the packed house appears a tall, dipnifiel figure who makes an eloquent address of welcome Some of the well turned phrases sound pleasingly familiar I remember our famous class speaker, Arlyn Harang It is, indeed him He was a lawyer for a time and now is a judge of the state supreme court He acts as master of cer monies, also, and after his excellent speech introduces the perfonners. The Judge announces that after the entertainment refreshments will be served through the courtesy of Miss Loretta Evans, who is proprietor of the delightful Old Home Tea Room As he speaks the words, my mouth waters in anticipation, for I haven't forgotten the delightful refreshments she served when she entertained the class, yaus ago New the entertain ent proper begins Miss Glorianna De Lorme, the famous novk actress, and it is our old friend, Connie Abraham, very much changed She has black hair and is better looking than ever and seems to have aceuired a foreign accent Now she's dropped the accent and is taking as she used to talk She's telling about Hollywood and how she became famous She asks if we remember the imitations mm used to do in study hour when the teacher was called out of the room And we all remember It's no surprise to us that she's such a success in the pictures That girl couldgiay anything, from Juliet to Mother Goose THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY R0 ,ALB LAKE MILLS CREAMERY COMPANY Acids Ni,,,nfgIgEfJCmNERY soon BUTTER, MILK at ICE CREAM LME WHS, mm LAKE MILLS, 1owA in . I C Q O - .H , - . lr 0 O O aa U 4 U . O O And now the entertainment is to begin. There is a hushed expectancy. The light O 0 O Next is course, 1t's She has just ier than she Class Prophecy continued a famous accordionist who plays the most beautiful music for us Yes, of Mary Alice Clark, and she plays even better than we slwayssaid me would returned from s concert tour in Europe In fact she returneda week earl had intended, just to attend the Old Home Week celebration The spotlight is now shifted to the great auditoriu organ,and the Judge introd uces Marilyn Lindflott, now organist in a city church and teacherin an institute of organ music She plays beautifully and looks not a day older than when she played in the school orchestra Then the entire audience r1ses,ss the performers all appear on the stage at once Our organist and our accordionist play 'Auld Lang Syne and adjourn for the promised refreshments from Loretta Evans' Old Home Tea Room. It has been a real delight to see all our old frbnds so young andyrosperous,so generous of their money and talent In short,1t has been an Old Hbme Week to be proud of and the old home folks should be happy to have such celebrities as these for their very own Marilyn Lindflott Ronald Bakken Vivien Aasland CLASS GIFTS According to Webster a gift is The act or power given, or s natural ability or talent We the senior power to give some of our most cherished belongings to as much wear it of giving, the thing that is Class would like to use this the under classmen Keith Anonson give to Larry Dietrich this pair of boxing gloves so that you Ronald Bakken give to Lynn Schmidt this map of Northwood in hopes that he has fun there as I did fMapJ Sharon Malloy give the record 'The High and Mightyn to Wayne Medlang Don't out Wayne KRecordD Komer Johnson give this pail of sand to Jerry Otterstad to fill 1 all the holes he made starting out with his horse fPai1 of sand! I, Marilyn Lindflott give to Dennis Bilyeu all the joy of my four years of high school lBottle of joy! I, Arlyn Harang give this map of Lake Mills and the roads leading west of Lake Mills to Vincent Fibelstad Hope you have as much fun as I did CMapJ as I with it I, Loretta Evans give Beverly Elwood my charm Hope you'1l do as well did lCharmsD I, Connie Abraham give all my Ala in chemistr to the Junior girls so they wont have as hard of a time getting them as I did KA's I, Jerry Fibelstad give this pack of Viceroys that I received, but didn't use last year to Bobby Lura and hope he makes better use of them than I did. fCandy cig- arettes Mary Alice Clark give this thimble which is a badge of Bpinsterhood to Karen Dahlby. fThimblel Vivien Aasland ive my privilege of typing the chatterbox to Shara1Charleson Here ls one to go by. Chatterbox! I, Gary Roath give this certificate to drive a car when otherwise occupied to James osumo. Ccereiricanel I, Komer Johnson give this Chrysler Corporation car which happens to be a dodge to Larry VanHooser and hope he realizes it is better than that Chevy of his.fToy carl THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: STAMP HILLING COMPANY THOMPSON CLOTHING LAKE HILLS, IOWA LAKE MILLS, IOWA n A X e I can hit people almost as hard as I did. CBoxing glovesl I, I, , I, n I, I, g Class Gifts continued I, Ronald Bakken give this golf ball to Eva Olson I hope she can get as many holes in one as I did CGolf ball! I, Sharon Malloy give this pair of noiseless shoes to Dorothy Schott, so thatsne won't have as much trouble as I did getting in the house quiet at night iShoesD I, Keith Anonson give this straw to Arlyn Tenold to help him get akng with teada ers as well as I did iStrawD I, Loretta up as I am when I, Marilyn Erickson Hope Evans give this pin to Sandra Petersburg so that you may be as stuck you are a senior fPinl Lindflott give this tape I used to make a certain ring fit to Betty you find one that no one else is using CTapel I Vivien Aasland give this diary to Gary Tenold so that you may keep tab of all important evenings KD1aryD I, Connie Abraham give this muffler to Diane Brones to keep things quiet whenihe gang comes over KMufflerD I, Mary Alice Clark give this spoon to Sue VanHooser Hope you have alot of fun spooning CSpoonJ I, Gary Roath give this harmonica to Marshall Arneson Just remember Marsh, don't over blow KHarmonicaJ I, Jerry Fibelstad give this address book with all the good girls names to David Rinden Now you will know where to look fAddress book! I, Arlyn Harang give Gary Brue this John Deere tractor Now you can gm your work done faster because it will pull a five bottom plow, not just a one lTractorJ Sharon Malloy Jerry Fibelstad Arlyn Harang CLASS WILL I, Vivien Aasland, will my ability to twist the teachers around my little finger to Betty Erickson and Jerry Otterstad I, Keith Anonson, will my back seat in the assembly to James Ostmo I hope you enjoy talking as much as I did without being caught I, Connie Abraham, will my small feet to Arlyn Tenold I know they will be f great help to you in basketball next year I, Ronald Bakken, will my ability to make out with Connie Abraham afterxiaygrao- tice to Wayne Medlang Just make sure you stick to a Connie iAndersonl I, Mary Alice Clark, will my good times in Forest City while car hopping to the pride of the freshman class, Ardythe Furness I, Jerry Fibelstad, will my corny jokes to Richard Ballandby and hope you laugh as hard telling them as I did I, Loretta Evans, will my study halls to David Rinden and hope he has as much fun skipping them as I did I, Arlyn Harang, will 31h of my girlfriends to Jerry Clark and Larry VanHooser I have decided that ten are enough for me I, Marilyn Llndflott, will my ability to stick to one man to Eva Mae Olson I, Gary Roath, will my ability to touch the basketball net to Bob Lura THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY woRTH COUNTY co or o1L COMPANY FULLERTON LUMBER COMPANY NORTI-moon, Iowa MANLY, IOWA - - e Q - 0 e - e n e e I e e e e o e e e e e e e 0 e 0 e e e e n e e - 0 e e e - . -Class will continued- I Sharon Malloy, will my ability to break typewriters to Diane Brones. Komer Johnson, will my country walk to Vincent Fibelstad Vivien Aasland will my ability to get good grades to Philip EPiCkS0n Keith Anonson, will my muscles to Dennis Bilyeu and Lynn Schmidt Connie Abraham, will my ability to get up at 8 MS and be in school at 8 SO to Dorothy Schott and Marshall Arneson Ronald Bakken, will my many enjoyable hours of listening to hillbilly records to Karen Dahlby and Rosemary Sherwood I, Jerry Fibelstad, will my Hollywood hair cut to Larry Dietrich I, Loretta Evans, will my ability to try on shoes in Demons and not concent rate on the shoes to Beverly Elwood I, Arlyn Harang, will my ability to be a second Liberace to Gary Tenold Rem ber my motto, Smile, Smile, Smile I, Marilyn Llndflott, will my typewriting ability to Sue Vandooser I, uary Roath, will my cartooning ability to Sharon Charlson I, Sharon Malloy, will my dirty looks I got from all the I, Komer Johnson, will my take it easy next year we, the Senior Class off until tomorrow This Ve, the Senior Class audience at the same time laughable nature to Dolores Clark so she can enjoy the teachers bookkeeping ability to Sandra Petersburg so she can will should pertain particularly to our Annual work to Mr Ennen our motto, Never do today what you canpu of '57 will to Mrs Emmons our ability to watch her and the while singing in Mixed Chorus We may have missed a note now and then, but we never missed anyone or anything in the audience we, the Senior Class of '57 will to Mrs Slattum our dramatic coach,our talent to interpret the characters in the plays with so much originality that its own author we, the Senior Class will to Mr Baerg our sense of humor Iithout it we are sure that your classes would have been very unbearable We, the Senior Class of 'SY will to Mr Leonhart, the bow and arrow man of the faculty, our ability to always be hunting, althouvh our deer or dears may be somewhat different To the janltors anything to do To the cooks we out a second helping To our dear old we will our untidy ways If it weren't for us you wouldn't have will our large appetites We know that you always enjoy giving of dessert school bulldinv itself, we leave the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores,wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left about Connie Abraham Loretta Evans Keith Anonson Mr Leonhart nHow many successful jumps must a paratrooper make before he goes into combatou Jerry Ott rstad A l of e PETERSON FURNIFURW LAKE MILLS, IOvJA THIS PAGn SPONSORED BY BONEN FOOD CENTLR LAKE MILLS, IOWA I I, . 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THIS PAGE sPowsoRED BY SAXEQUD LUMBER COMPANY PHONE mmo Jo1cE, IOWA I4 ' I' I TROPHIES illld T119 BOYS BASKETBALL TROPHIES BOYS BASEBALL TROPHIES Worth County Runner up Worth Five Champions Sectional Champions Worth County Runner up Worth County Runner up Worth County Third Place Worth County Runner up Worth County Champions Sectional Consolation North Six Runner up Worth Cou ty Champions circle Lake Champions Circle Lake Second Place 19hO l9UU 19 e 19h6 19MB 19h9 19 o 1951 1 19 1955 19 6 GIRLS BASKETBALL TROPHIES North Six Champions Worth County Champions Sectional Champions Circle Lake Second Place 195k 195U 1955 195 District Tournament Consolation 19 5 worth County Runner up Worth County Consolation Circle Lake Second Place 1955 19 6 19 6 Fall Sectional Worth County Champions Sectional Champions Sectional Champions Cricle Lake Champions Spring Sectional Fall Sectional Circle Lake Champions JOICE SPELCH TROPHIES Worth County First Place Worth County First Place JOICE MUSIC TROPHIES Girls Glee Club Division 1 Girls Sextette Division 1 Girls Trio Division l Mixed Chorus Division 1 Girls Trio Division 1 Girls Quartet Division 1 Double Mixed Quartet Madrigal Group Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club Double Mixed Quartet THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY 9:1 59649 HARWY'S LANES LAKE ILLS, IOWA XYx i flyf' st bd! 19 7 19h9 1950 19 3 1955 19 6 19 6 19 6 195k 1955 19u9 1950 1950 1951 1953 l95U 195 1955 1956 19 6 1956 v ' 9. 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P'Nu'x um A D' Un ' - 1 - ' - ff'f9YU'f' UCLHTI' '1 ' rv ' a A A ' ' 1 , 7 , ,A Y ' 3 7 1- 'F g , Lf .1 .1 . -. . .- Y' , - 1 1v- A 7' ' I1 ' Q 1- L'--I ' 'A 1 j'1',:':c-A ' '-A35 v,A7 1 A 5A 1' ' 'Q 1 1 QL , PROSPECTS AND REPORTS OF SPORTS with the loss of four senior lettermen the squad next year will have their work cut out for them However, the fact that five lettermen will return makes the thought for the future very enjoyable since the first and second leading s orers are among those with eligibility remaining In addition to scorinv nunch the team next year will boast an increase in height and probably an equal in overall speed The depth that paid off this year will c rtainly be a comfort next season hndinv in a tie for the conference championship this year is added incentive to win it outright another season Keith Anonson Undoubtedly this senior was one of the boys who showed the great est amount of improvement over last season Ke1th's defensive ability was a great asset to the team from opening tip to final buzzer Ron Bakken ' fierce competitorallduring his high chool career was this senior Among the scorinv l aders this season with 252 to his credit One of the best long shots Dame after same that the team had Very reliable as the quarter back of the squad Jerome Flbelstad The teams' speed demon who injuries, but always manaved to work his way back comp tition could not be dampened Arlyn Parang All season the team knew they position and pull down many defensive rebounds very eager to learn bask tball Arlyn Tenold The leading scorer this season as a junior compete Also an excellent rebounder center position Arlyn was the shorter natural ntouchn to score tip in baskets under both boards I man, but was nev r out Richard Ballandby Another junior who developed a great was plagued by various illness and into the line up His desire for could depend upon Arlyn to be in when he entered the game He was with another year to many contests at his played Possesses deal this year Much confidence and agaressiveness was gained for his action next season wayne Medlang The second leading scorer as a sophomore indicates the value of wayne this year and leads the school to believe it can expect great things in the future In addition to consistent scoring he was an outstanding defensive rebounder He could always start the fast break moving reserve rolls this year A good corner shot and better than average on defensive rebounds Marshall Arneson A very dependable freshman performer Marsh has gained valu able experience under both boards and could be trusted in a game regardless of the score Along with the returning letermen will be other returning prospects who will form a great nu elus in next year's team Vincent Fibelstad, Lynn Schmidt, Dennis Bilyeu, and Jerry Otterstad will form a reat part in next year's team They did their part this year and will certainly boost the squad next year We the seniors of 1957 wish th best of luck to the boys and their coach for the coming season with determination and ward work, you should dev lop and successful team Good luck' into a great First Bur lar nSomeone is knocking at the door What'll we doo' econd et's ump out the window F PSt Quralar 'But we're on the 13th floor of this hotel Se ond hListen, brother, this is no time to vet superstitious Leonhart 'How do you spend your incomev' Baerg nAbout 30 per cent for shelter, 30 percent for clothing, no per cen for food, and 20 per cent for amusement ' Leonhart nBut that adds up to 120 per cent Baerg 'Don't I know it' THIS PAG SPONSORVD BY F'RTILE TILE COVPANY COLEMAN GRAIN COMPANY FWRTILE, IOWA NORTHWOOD, IOWA . I G - . 1 . 3 1 . , . . Q . . . --A I S . - -.J 'J e ' ' ' O J . . . O D 'V ' e . . I - , P A . -' I an in I . . e - . n e , A a nn ' I A . V J U J O O I O Gary Tenold--Another sophomore who showed great promise in both starting and . . .I . -- . 3 A. 3 , cd I . , ii ' . e 1 ' D , . . e U I , I . . . S e 52 .H 1 , a 1 . . c : J 2' Mr. z . Mr. J t MP- : . . . Hr, 3 ' ,N 3 L : CHEERLE DERS Left to right Beverly Elwood, Loretta Evans, Vivien Aasland, Sharon Halley and Connie Abraham Joice we're proud because you wear the Black, white, and gold You don't fight for Joice's fame You just fight for Jo1ce's name You rah rah, Every time that you are behind We're behind you too So fight fellows fight, fioht, fi We know you'll come throuvh Hooray High J Hawks defenders bold I ll I Z5 J E THIS PAGL SPONSOR D BY BUTTER TOP BAKZHY PHONE 596 CLBAR LAKE, IOWA I Shtx -- - , - . n . 0 0 . o I I I I o n 0 o 0 U ' I 1 t 4 , ' 'AK I ... J' NL . wk , buf' ,'fa -?., 'Ag H, ,ll f , X In ,,. sn' .f x 5 v . In f 5- , U v 6015 Ba' kefball First row Left to rivht va Olson, Sue VanHoosar, Vivien Aasland Dorothy Schott, Diane Bron s, and Beverly Elwood Second row Loft to right Rosemary Sherwood, Connie Anderson, Sharon Charlson, Karen Dahlby, Betty Erickson, and Ardythe Furness Third row Left to Um right Hary Alice Clark, manaver, Mrs Dean Sherwood, chap rone, Mr Jacob Ba rg, coach, and Sandra Petersburg, manager Aasland, V VanHooser, Olson, E Sherwood Charlso qrones, Malloy, Elwood, Schott, Lrirkson Dahloy, K SHAQON MALL Y CO CAPTAIN Mobulqas 0 POS F84 FRG Pau Gu FkG FTMD FTM 12 Vx llnl 'O VIVIEN AASLAND THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CO VAPIAIN EMMUNS BRUS GARAGE fcmavaouar Phone Axtel 7-4245 '-'J EMMONS MINN F P 21: 16 GR. . GP. FG. . . 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OUR RECORD OUR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR SCORL 30 Swaledale 33 Zh Hayfield M8 3h Rock Falls M2 17 Grafton 82 39 Fertile M3 M6 Crystal Lake hh 52 Kensett Ml 33 Plymouth 27 Hanlontown Mes rvey Grafton Thornton Manly Manly Kensett Fertile Hanlontown Fertile Opponents total score Q87 Opponents average per game M9 27 Our total score S69 Our average score per game 31 6l AV6P8Qe points per game for both teams So 88 Games Won 3 Games Lost 15 Of the above opponents Grafton and Meservey won their respective tournaments in Worth and Cerro Gordo County Grafton, Manly, and Meservey also won their respective sectional tournaments held at Carpenter, Hanlontown and Thornton All three of these teams battled it out in the district tournament held at Mason City Manly won over Greene 65 SS, and Meservey romped over Lime Springs 68 Q3 Grafton drew a bye,to set the stage for their return game with Meservey Grafton gave Meservey a real tough test before bowing out 67 CS Rockford poured it on Manly, as they won lOl So I playing tn role of the under dog downed a favored Rockford team Sl Q7 Tnis was tne third year in succession that the Circle Lake Conference winn r made it to the State tourrament Sailor Quest osn, but I'm t rstv Connie Abraham I'1l 9 ou som water Sailor Quest ' said tairsty, not dirty THIS PAG SPONSORED BY FOREST CITY GRFENHOUSH FhRTILL C0 OP FOREST CIPY, IONA FERTILD, IOJA 37 M6 16 e SU 18 eh 22 37 22 S9 38 58 38 72 38 M3 26 30 39 6h ', . . 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Il the consolation game it took an overtime for Grafton to beat Manly 67qto 63,Meservey, J , : HG 1 R ni - ,.N 2 H et V e .H rg . : 'I V , x K Q Q 4 GIRLS SPORTS The Joice girls' basketball team, the J Hawkettes, played a total of 18 games this past season They lost 15 and won three There were thirteen girls out for the sport They were seniors Vivien Aasland, forward, and Sharon lloy, vuard,jun1ors Beverly nlwood, guard, and Eva Mae Olson, forward, sonhomor val fo ward, Diane Brones, guard, Sharon Charlson,guard and forward, Betty srickson, guard, and Connie Anderson, guard, freshmen Dorothy Schott, guard, Rosemary Sherwood, for ward and guard, Karen Dahlby, guard and forward, and Ardythe Furness, guard Mr Jacob Baerg was the girls coach for the 1956 S7 season, and Mrs Dean Sher wood served as chaperone The won and lost record hardly accounts for all that the Ulrls gained the past season de started out with almost a complete new team that did not have much occ asion to play before The experience and know how the girls gained for coming years is what will build a good, strong team So look out for a winning team in the future VIVIEN AASLAND, a senior, played both guard of the season, but spent most of her time at year Viv played guard last year, and this and forward for a time at the beginning the post forward position throughout tne is her second year as a regular Vivien Co Captain by the members of the team, and aggresslveness and h r height will be mis sed next year SHARON MALLOY is one of the seniors that played as a regular the past season Sharon stands 9'h' but her height is no indication of here abilities as a guard Sharor wa elected Co Captain by the team, and she played out front guard She proved herself a great asset with the speed she possessed Her aggressiveness stopped many a play of the opposing team Sharon's abilities will be greatly missed next year BLVLRLY hLwOOD, a junior, is one of the shortest members on the team as she stands S 3 Beverly played regular out front guard for the first time this year Beverly had the hack of the ball was to of the greatest could grow just getting the ball to the forwards in a hurry and knowing just where g Her experience hill be of great help to the team n xt year One things that could happen to Beverly, basketball wise, would be if she a few more inches DO OTFY SCHOTT, a freshman, was our top defensive girl this year Dorothy stands S EVA MAE OLSON is the other junior on the team Eva stands E'hn and played out front forward on the team She did most of her shining in the feeding department, rather than scoring Eva Mae's aggressiveness and rebounding ability were tops She scored a total of 79 points Eva will be returning for another year and her offensive and defensive play will be appreciated SHARON SUE VAN HOOSER is a sophomore who played the ward During the year she netted herself a total first year as a regular, and she has a good eye for to be high point girl in some of the games and she other position as out front fmw of 16h points Th s is Sue's that basket Sue found herself hit many long shots Sue's ex perience and ability to drive in for lay up shots will be a great asset to the team in the following years R 7U tall and team dreaded of Dorothv's eran will be played post guard Dorothy put on a defensive exihibitlon that many a There were many balls that failed to go through the hoop as a result blocking ability She also had great rebounding ability, and this vet welcomed back to lead the girls on DIANn BRONES, a sophomore, filled in a substitute position as guard in many games this season Diane is a great helpmate and her assignments for next year will be considerably larger Diane can be assured of much action in years to come POSEMARY SHERMOOD, a freshman, developed into quite a basketball forward during the end of the season Rosemary has ability in both ends of the court as she also play ed guard. She scored 27 points, and by next fall she should be ready to take over the post forward position. SHARON CHARLSON, a sophomore, was one of the girls that showed improvement during the season. Her height and rebounding ability will be of help to the team, Sharon played at both positions and tne experience she gained will be of help next season. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: SHERIDANS SKRLGAS NORTHWOOD ANCHOR NORTHWOOD, IOWA LORTHWOOD, IOWA . . . . 2 KG - V W ' 2 ' ' ' , es: d'n V': Ucoser, r- . : , . ' I U v O w . ' ' o ' ' . . . scored a total of 289 points with an average of 19 points a game. Vivien was elected - 9, .- . , D ' - e A S . . . .,. . , N . v . 0. A I y e , . l r . . I H O I ' . . . . 1 0 . . 0 ' I v I . . . I l .. 0 ' I O O I ' r , - JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD First rom left to ri ht JoAnn Bakken, Janet Evans, Patricia Huso, Sandra Larson, Kay Johnson, Vera Mae bibelstad Second row left to right Mr Beers, Coach, Mary Reinsmoen, Ann Marie Evenson, Janice Nelson, Gloria Charlson, Rose Ann VanHooser, Marlyne B1lyeu,and yn Dean Sherwood JVBIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD vold, John Bang, Steven Dahlby, Arlen Stensrud, and Lance McQuaidr econd row left to right Robert Smith, Russel Lura,Charles Eridr on, Maynard Erickson, Jerel Nelson, Dennis Aasland, and Mr Leon hart' Coach THIS PAGE srousonsn BY LIMLSTOHE PRODLCTS co KUN5 SLP R bnnvlb FP-RTILE. IO -'A FMTILE, IOWA 1 . -- First row--left to right--John R. hlwood, Dick Lure, Dennis Brunsv Q 'U - dm ,,.X POYS QUARTET Left to rinnc---Keith Anonson, Myne Medlans, Jerry Fibelstad and David Rinden BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET GIRLS QUARTET Left to right-Rosemaryamerwood, Keren Dah1by,Dorothy senate and Vivien Aasland Y. 3 Front row left to right Dennis Bilyeu, Keith Anonson, David Rinden and Jerry Fibelstad Second row left to right Jayne Medlanv, Rich ard Ballandby, Gary Tenold and Gary Roach THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY r Rf Y -1 N55 Qu JOICE CR.AW RY FERTILE HARDWARE JOICE, IOWA FBRTILE, IOWA r I H 1 Z J . 4 K g . il I I V 56' Ag G' ' . , s MIXED QUARTET Left to right---Keith Anonson, Marilyn Lindflott, Vivien Aes- land and Jerry Fibelstad -of-' DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET NIXSD QUARTET Left to right---wayne Medlang, Karen Dahlby, Dorothy Schott, and David Rinden Front row Left to right Marilyn Lindflott, Karen Dahlby, Dorothy Schott and Vivien Aasland Second row left to right Keith Anon son, Wayne Medlang, Devid Rinden and Jerry Fibelstad THIS PAGE SPONSCWZD BY JENKINS APPLIANCn CO WP L VATOR FhRTILE, IOWA NORI1wOOD, IOWA -Q -- . -- 4 -- .- o V n . 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V 3 Q Q, Nlnmb CHORUS Front row left to right Rosemary Sh rwood, Betty Erickson, Eva Ol Son, Dolores Clark, Ardythe Furness, Beverly Elwood, Sharon Malloy, Marilyn Lindflott, Mary Clark, Connie Abraham and Sandra Petersburg Second row left to rivht Mrs Emmons, Director, Dennis Bilyeu, Loretta hvans, Sue Van Hooser, Karen Dahlby, Sharon Charlson, Connie Anderson, Vivien Aasland, Dorothy Schott, Diane Brones and Lynn Sch midt Third row left to rivht Jerry Clark, Ronald Bakken, Arlyn Harang, Keith Anonson, Wayne Medlanv,Arlyn Tenold,Marshall Arneson, Richard Ballandby, Komer Johnson, David Rinden, Gary Tenold, Gary Roath and Jerry Fibelstad The following large groups were entered in the Stat! Music Contest held at Burt May h Mixed Chorus .O ,ff Boys' Glee Club 'O V' Girls' Glee Club The followina groups were entered in h State Music Contest at Fertile April 12 and 13 2 Trios Madrigal Vocal Solos wp Boys' Quartet '47 Girls' Quartet Girls' Sextette 2 Mixed Quartets Double Mixed Quartet Boys' Double Quartet THIS PA SPONSOR.D EY ANDAQSCN WTNn9AL HONb KILSTBR AUTO LAKV WILLS, IO'A KIhSTVR, NINNLSOTA -- -- , 3 A ' - . -- J -- , I ' O J , t e . 35 ' 7 : ,, . hu, I H P 4 I M ' ' ' GIRLS GLLE CLUB First row left to right Sandra P tersburq, Kay Johnson, Dolores Clark, Ardythe Furness, Sandra Larson, Rose VanHooser, Diana Kittle son, and Fonnie Abraham Second row left to right Mrs Emmons, Direotor, Rosemary Sherwood, Betty Erickson, Eva Olson, Janice Nel son, Sharon Malloy, Marilyn Lindflott, Beverly Elwood and Mary Clark. Third row leftto right Loretta Evans, Sue VanHooser, Karen Dahlby, Sharon Lharlson, Vivien Aasland, Connie Anderson, Dorothy Schott and Diane Brones GIRIS SEXTET KSN lf! I ,, Fixx!! ap, 35 W Left to rioht Rosemary Sherwood, Karen Dahlby, Dorothy L Schott, Vivien Aasland, Sue Van Hoos r, and Sandra Pet rsburv THIS PAGE SPONSOQ D GY CQRISTIANSON sf GRANSKOJ INSURANC9 DUVFY'S DRIVE INN JOICF, IO'A LAK MILLS, IOWA X? S913 fl xx y 3 3 ' 1' EJ J CJAXQTQMFD JA . ' T utr? Q, WTKIQ IRTC Left to right--Vivien Aaslani, Marilyn Lindflott and Sandra Petersburg 5 'W .Y Q. 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U.. , . , ,. ,, ' 1 1' xv ' ' A W L ONE ACT PLAY LIFE O' THE PARTY 1 First Row left to right Bob Lura, Rva Olson, Karen Dahlby, Dolores Clark, Rosemary Sherwood, Vincent Fibelstad Second Row left to right Richard Ballandoy, Connie Anderson, Sharon Charlson, Larry Dietrich, Jerry Otterstad, Richard Dahlby ORIGINAL ORATORY CONTESTANTS I I Ll Left to Right Sandra Peters burg, Ronald Bakken, Marilyn Lindflott KXQC HI THIS PAQL SPO SCR D BY CWLYY PIONE Q PUAT oO1PAVY NAWLY CO OP LLLVATOR HRNLONTONN, IOIA MANLY, IONA I C QA . 3 ri-1, J I . F? 6,6 3 o tuna, can i Z L7 ,Q 14, 57 SPL CH GROUP RADIO SPE IJ Dorebtaf-vanq, Connle Abxanam AFI! POQAN OW' CPLAY :KS DEAMATIC CONTESTANTS Left tc Ri ht everlv Tuooa, Sardra PeterQuur ,Diane Brcnps I X Var hall Arneson HUP OROFC C0IwT'4S'IAb TS Left, to Richt Dennis Bilycu, Qharon Nallo' , Romr' Lura. 575 5' A -xr ii- N95 3 THIS PAGE SPONSORLD EY: JOICE 1MPLrMmnr JOICL, IOaA PHONh M195 .P- ORATORICAL CCNI Sl AN I'S LPVL to Rifht Loretta vans, David Rlwipw, Dcrcthv CC1ott, R 1 'E S 'N A'I'QxG 4 ' ::. Eiwaasr' 1531 A I U , J --EL , L.-' .. ' .. ., ' . - ' 1 ' -' .A H., : Y -Y , .4 .1 1 A L4 us. g' X51 X ' 1 X , . ' ' f- ff' 4 -Ll 4 ' E X A S Q . . y f . -. ,L ,. . , -.J , .. . - . '30 vi ONE ACT PLAY BUWDY PAYS THE MORTGAGE First Row left to right Betty Erickson, Mary Alice Clark, Ardy tne Furness, Jerry Clark, Vivien Aasland Second Row from left to right gary Penold, James Ostmo, Sharon Malloy, Wayne Medlang, Komer Jonnson Jr INTERPRETIVE READERS L 'ft'-4 3 Left to Right David Rinden, Rosemary Sherwood, Marshall Arneson A 4 awk THIS PAJU SPONSORQD EY HIGHMIAY GARAGE PHONE loo xansrrr, IOWA SPEECH LJ Front Row left to rlvnt B tty .rickson, Sharon Malloy, Dolores Clark, Ardythe Furness, Beverly hlwood, Marilyn Lindflott, Mary left to right Mrs Duane Slattum, Director, Dennis Bilyeu, Sharon VanHooser, Shar n Charlson, Connie Anderson, Vivien Aasland, Dorothy Schott, Diane Brones, Loretta hvans, Sandra Petersburg Third Row left to rivht Philip Erickson, Bob Lura, Jerry Clark, Marshall Arn eson, Lynn Schmidt, wayne Medlanf, David Rinden, Ronald Bakken and Arlyn Harang CONTEST ONE ACT PLAY Left to riant Diane Brones, Ronald Sakken, Dorothy Schott,Jerr5 Fib- clstad Mrs Duane Slattum, Director Hg. 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JOICL, IOWA ALL SCHOOL PLAY A CASL OF SPHINGTIML CAUGHT IN THE ACT U' Bob Park r who is on a spot Keith Anonson Mr Parker his father Ronald Bakken Yrs Parker his 'moth r Iaril,,n Lindflott Betty Parker his sister Loretta mvans Dickie Parker the kid brother Dennis Wilyeu Gwen Anderson Dickie 'flame Sandra Petersburv Joan Aherrak r the pr1nc1pal's daughter Dorothy Schott Lddie her brother Marshall Arneson Louella the Parkers' maid Qharon Van Hooser Mr Ahernaker the nigh school principal Arlyn Harang Mrs Brunswick Mary Clark Yrs James o the P I A Diane Brones Mr H111 Vixien Aasland Plainclotk es Man re 'lam Philip hrickson Miss Bright from the zoo Beverly Elwood BQTHLIN ACTS DIRECTOR PW,-, Q24 iii Qfbliilib 'M F2 :Tr'fiiz Lunszn ca TFIQ PA L Sr a31.D GY LIL rm Q P A za 1' , 1 HA . . N -W C j P A C m . R S 9 Q.. cena .on 0... - . ... ...... ..... ...... - ' 0 I ..- ...N 9 ... cool ' W 'OIOIO IOIIDO 5 UIUC!! 000000, 'J -' IIOIIOIOIU 3 OICOIUIOQOI bl , v vy . .......-an - 43 -f...... 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CC. ,X1 HCWL 15 - F..l nb U' -in-3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Front row left to richt Conrie Abraham, Jerry ilclstld Marilyn Lindflott, Ronald Bakken Fiddle row left to r' ht Sharon Malloy, Vary Alice Clark, Loretta cvans, arlyn Hararp Back row left to Pivht Vivien naaland, Gary Roatr, Kefth Anonaon, Kcmer Johnaon 5 71' V :mm .Juv ld te ygghUCNJ Characters NA SKI H tho hos of the family Marilyn Iindflott PA SMITH the husband, a newspaperman Ronald Bakknn N tnelr foothall player son Arlyn Haran ill I fourt an ar old dacsntar Connie Abraham TJDI I tw 1 e y ar old s r Jerry Floclstad XTWL n A Va's plain poken sister Mary Clark 5ALIY SPIIJ sevcnteen year old dauqht r Sharon Malloy Loretta Fvans Komer Johnson Keith Anonson Gary Roatn DAPFARA MCTH RB! Tony's pirlfriend 'cf SSP? LMTX Y in love with F lla r J a wood loohin South rn oy 1 a F1Ch playboy JULlf a sophisticated vamp Vivien Aasland HHBYKHWKKXEHKKKK THIS PAG SPONSOR D BV 4A ot? 23,22 Gqqvms gm? 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OPERETTA On the evening of October 30 an operetta 'Polly Make Believe' was presente the grades Kindergarten through 'ight The opening numb r wa given by the Kinderoarren, they sang two songs and favox ed the p ople with a rhythm band selection The Kindergarten class is as listed be low John Arthur, David Brunsvold, Mark Furness, Rex EHDSU, Cynthia Field, Lon Jang sei, Darwin Groe, Dorthy Klasse, John Leonnart, Candace Sue Wllland, Galen Reinsmoen, Jeffery Slattum, David Smith, and Pamela villand Characters in the Operetta Polly Makes Believe Lassie Mack Jack Jimmy Vbenezer Mrs O'To0le Bo Scouts Dot Becky Lil Buttons an orphan her brother her brother an invalid a cook a fashionable woman Russell a city boy a city girl a forvetful girl Polly's friend a n fro boy Sandra Larson Patty Huso John Robert Elwood Dennis Aasland Dennis Brunsvold Maynard srickeon Janice Nelson Lura and John Bang Dick Lura Rose Ann VanHooser Kay Johnson Diane Colby Stephen Dahlny The other acters in the operetta are as follows The Appl DlOSSOm Fairies were Rachel Anderson, Lana Ballahdey, Ann Brunsvold, Jean Chodur, Katny Lee, Deborah Nel son Vegetables were Dwight Anderson, Ronald Bang, Ron Berry, Danny Groe,Gary Holstad Steven Huso, Lon Larson, Michael Lee, K rry Tweed, Lon McKee, Stanley Olson, Robert Re1hsmoen,Joe Schmidt The Girls playing tae were Linda Brunsvold, Kathy snnen, Irene Klasse, Linda Medlang, Susan Stensrud, rancy Tweed The Bunnies were Wayne Abraham, Arlyn Johnson, Wayne Stensrud, Peter Tweed The Irish children were Emily Arnesorh Laurie Anderson, Nancy Bakken, Lane Ballandby, Carolle Dahlby, Patty Furness, LeRoy Gangsei, Marcia Hamblln, Paul Hendrikson, Terry Johnson, David Dahlby, Ronnie Khlkwim Ruth Klasse, David Leonhart, John McQuarie, Donnie Relnsmoen The Dutch Children were Ellen Arthur, Janet Bang, Kathy Cnarlson,Deanna Chodur,Tommy evans, Gloria Kittleson, Verdene Klasse, Rosemary Petersburg, Allen Guernsey, Rickey Schmidt, Marvin Bvenson, Richard Smith, Larry Stensrud, Janelle Schmidt, Stefan Charlsoh, Jackie Dahlby The Italian Slgnorinas were VaLois Bane, Ralphene Chodur, Janet Evans, Linda Mcalxarle, Arlouene Olson, JoAnn Bakk n, Marlyne Bllyeu, Gloria Charlson, Mavis Schmidt, Kathy Dietrich, Ann Marie hvensoh, V ra Mae Fib lstad, Mary Reinsmoen The soloists were Barbara Calgaard, Patty Huso, Sandra Larson, Stephen Dahlby, Tommy Abraham, Marlyne Bllyeu, Devon Medlanv, Mark Reinsmoen, JoAnn Bakken There was also a tap dance num ber by Gaye Timm The members of the Chorus were Tommy Abraham, Barry Anonson, Tommy Ennen, Gerald hrickson, Curtis hvans, Larry Halvorson, Curtis Hogbin, Sheryl Johnson Patty Mcguarie, Devon Medlahg, Jan lle Schmidt, JoAnn Bakken, Marlyne Bilyeu, Gloria Charlson, Kathy Dl6tPiCH, Charles arickson, Ann Marie nv nson, Vera Mae Fibelstad, ce McQuarie, Jerel Nelson, Mary Re1nsmoen,Mavis Schm1dt,Bobby Smita,Arlen Stensrud The accompanist was Rosemary Sherwood The director was Mrs E C Emmons The assistant directors were Miss Olson, Miss Abranamson, Miss Denver, Mrs Schott,Mrs Stensrud, and Mr Baerg SYNOPSIS ACT ONE S D Yard of an old Qarden r's cottav , converted into Polly's Make Believe Orphanage TIM Late Afternoon APL T10 SCBNB TIV' One year later Early afternoon The same as Act One Ronald Bakken PDur1ng downpourl 'Now you see the advahtaaes of polf Komer Johnson Discourave'KomerJ 'What advantages' Ronald Bakken Wwell, you cou1dn't play tennis on a dav like this' Mrs mmons N ear, did you notice Jane has a new ra W eskel fTh1nkinv fast! nYes, and if she were as attractive as you, she wouldn't need one W THIS PAG SPO SOR U SY COOL SPRING CANNING COMPANY TLNOLD DAIRY LAKc MILLS, IOWA JOICE, IOVA I I - l D - ' . .. 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PS O ln OU Cook LUNCHROOM SCnNhS DrQ Qerr Cook gnu-1 '3 K+a.a,' '- NEWSPAPER STAFF Front Row Left to Right Second Row Left to Right Q Connie Abraham Sharon Malloy Vivien Aasland Loretta Evans David Rinden Ronald Bakken News and Arlen Stensrud John hlwood Marshall Arneson Diane Brones James Ostmo Connie Anderson Sue VanHooser Marilyn Lindflott Betty hrickson Mrs Duane Slattum INSURANCE THAT REALLY INSURES THIS PAun SPOWSOR.D BY GORDOn INSJRAWC AJn,CY FIRE AUTO HAIL PAINT AND FLOOR COJERING JOI 5, IOJA Feature Girls' Assistant Editorial Boys' Editor Sports Editor Editor Editor Sports Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Report r Report r Advisor 1 f I 6 - e 00' ' ' e ,xu, rf- 1 . ..-I A , : ' f . 5 fn: Al Y F f Nl JOIC HIFH SCHOOL UND R CLASS CVFICn7S JUNIOR CLAQS IQ? ,D Neil! woevzv X 5 111 Left to rivht Gary Brue mreasurer Jerrv Clark Vice President Qandra Petersburg President Beverly Elwood Secretary James Ostmo Reporter d5,ff 223 V l I SOPHOMOWF PLASS Left to right Wayne Medlanp Treasurer Robert Lura Secretary David Rinden President PSiMFN CLASS Cary Tenold Vice President Left to right Philio Erickson Vice President Marshall Arneson Renorter Ardythe Furness Qecretarv Treasurer i Posemary Sherwood President THIS PACE SPONSODEW BY JOICL LOCKPDS PHONE h66O JOICP, IOJA Sue VanHooser Reporter Qgliffix SENIOR SNAPS a 51 '7AuQx't OyQs Fl 1' n n n. z: Qi? 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Hardvare Tile Company Appliance Jim Jenkins Trucklnv Kuns Sup r S rvice Limeston Products Company HANLONTO I WHULB PA E Farm rs Co op levator HALF PAG Colby Plone r Peat Company Hanlontown Implement KENSETT WHUIITPIGE Jefferson Hignuay Garage HALF PACE Kark Milling Compan Fertgle F rtile Fertile F rtile J nkfns ANLY HALF PACE Farmers Co operutlve Elevators banly A K W Drive In Manly Signal Panly State Bank EMMONS HHULF FA mrons Brothers Garave HALF PAer Knut on A Clien In DONATIONS Joice Barber Shop For st City Chamber of Comm rce Q25 OO Larry's Clothin ,2 OO Youna's Soda drill Q2 OO behalf of th annual staff, we wolld lik to thank the above trons 'ithout their help thi Annual would not have beengns ble Patronize tn m with your busines THIS PAG SPCFSORLD EY SvIF1 PLANT FCOD AVO SIAIUXRD FWEDS Crm a aan, mans MILLING cowmw JO C . IOM Kmsmw, row. 1.4 U I .4 L J J 5 . J .m J V . . . . . . J . L. ' , . . J - - 4 O - . T - ' J 9 ' '.c rf- : , . . , ' ' v G8 .JM ,. M I J I ' A e . 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