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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

FOREWORD Taken One Step At A Time. One Step Is Not Too Much To Take, One Try Is Not Too Much To Make. One Step, One Try, One Song, One Smile, Will Shortly Stretch Into A Mile. And Everything Worth 'While Was T5one By Small Steps Taken One By One. To Reach The Goal You Started For, Take One Step More—-Take One Step Morel J. D. Freeman We, the seniors of 1958 dedicate this, the ninth edition of the JO-HI-SK- AN, to our close friend, helper, and for- mer taachei Mrs. Arlene Ballandby Stensrud. This we do In the hope that in some humble way we may say thank you for the time spent, the patient helpfulness, and the companionship, which have been ours. To one of us she is a sister, to an- other an advisor, to still another an an- swer to our many needs. To all of us she is, and will remain, in our hearts and minds, our faithful confidant and inter- ested friend. Respectfully we submit this wish: that the senior class of 195® may remain forever in her memory and that there will always be a warm spot in her heart for the 1958 senior class. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION School Board Superintendent . . Faculty CLASSES Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen ACTIVITIES Music Speech ATHLETICS Softball Baseball Cheerleaders Basketball GRADES Eighth-Kindergarten Operetta BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right—Ernest Brunsvold-President, Palmer Medlang, Wadiah Abra- ham, Royden Chrlstlanson-Secretary, Joseph Bakken, Emerson Evans-Trea- surer, John H. Ennen-Ex-officlo, Richard Arneson, SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE We are proud of the many graduates of this school who set high standards and Ideals for themselves, who worked hard and are now good witnesses of Joice High School. We believe we will be proud of the class of 1958. We congratulate you. Sincerely, John H. Ennen THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: EVERYTHING TO HATH, CALL ALBIN (STUB) TVEDT JOICE, IOWA F. C. STREETER INSURE AND BE SURE LAKE MILLS, IOWA MR. DERHYL LEONHART Principal History Jr. High Subjects Boys Baseball Boys Basketball Dramatics Speech English MRS. DUANE SLATTUM MR. MARK HKMESATH Chemistry Biology Jr. High Subjects Girls Softball Girls Basketball MRS. E. C. EMMONS Music Business Training Accounting Typing Fourth Grade MISS JANET DENGER THIS PAGE SPONSORED BYr RONALD'S IMPLEMENT STORB LAKE MILLS, IOWA ROYAL MOTEL NORTHWOOD, IOWA RICHARD BALLANDBY I'm not lazy, I'm Just not in a hurry, Basketball Manager 2 I One Act Play 2� 3 Class Play 3,1; Boys Glee Club 1 I Declamatory 1 Annual Staff I; Class President 2 Class Treasurer 1; Declamatory 1,2,1; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3 14- Mixed Chorus 2,3,1; Double Boys Quartet 3,1; Class Play 3 A One Act Play 3 Baseball 1 2 3 14- Basketball 1 2,3 14- Annual Staff 1; Life is but a day. But oh! last nitel LARRY DIETRICH GARY BRUE Class Vice President 2Ji Class Treasurer 3 Class Play 3,1; All School Play 1 Declamatory 2,3 Boys Glee Club 3,1; Annual Staff k Once, I resolved a bachelor I'd be, but as yet, the women appeal to me. If there's mischief going, he's at the bottom of it. Class President 1; Class Vice President 3 Class Treasurer 1 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,1; Basketball Manager 3 Mixed Chorus 2,3� 1| Boys Glee Club 1,2,3 14- Declamatory 1 2,3 4 Newspaper Staff 1; One Act Play 3 Class Play 3,1; All School Play 1,1; Annual Staff 1; JERRY CLARK BEVERLY ELWOOD The girl with the high blush pressure. Class Secretary 1 One Act Play 3 Softball 1) Basketball 1,2,3,14. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,1) Girls Glee Club 1,2,3 Sextette 1) Solo Work 1,2.3,1). Class Play 3,1) Declamatory 1) Annual Staff 1) Basketball 1,2,3,1) Clieerleader 3.1) Softball 1,2,1) Chatterbox Staff 2,1) Annual Staff 1) One Act Play 2 All School Play 3,1) Class Play 2,3 1) Declamatory 1,2,3 1) Solo Work 1,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,1) Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,1) Class Secretary 3 Class Reporter 2,1) Men annoy me but I love to be annoyed. EVA OLSON Class Secretary 2 Baseball 1,2,3,1) Basketball 1,2,3 1) Class Play 3,1) Boys Glee Club 1,2,3 1) Declamatory 1,2 Annual Staff 1) One Act Play 3,1) it was a good fight ma, but I won. I often tell myself there's more in me than people think. One Act Play 3,11- Chatterbox Staff 1) Annual Staff I) JAMES OSTMO Class Reporter 3 Declamatory 1,2,1) Boys Glee Club 2,3,1) Class Play 3� 1) Class President 3 Class Secretary I4. Class Reporter 1 Basketball Manager 1,2,3� Annual Staff I4 Class Play 3� 1+ All School Play 1,3,14 Declamatory 1,2,3,14 One Act Play 2 Student Director 3 Solo Work 1,2,3,U Double Mixed Quartet I4 Sextette 3 l4 Trio 3 Madrigal Group 3 M- Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,14 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.14 Newspaper Staff 1,4 14 Never a devil, but far from a saint. Cisse President 1 Class Treasurer 2 Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,14 Mixed Chorus 2,3,14 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,14 All School Play 1 Class Play 3 l4 Annual Staff I4 Love 'em all, you might miss a good one. CLASS MOTTO The road of toil leads to the city called success CLASS COLORS Crimson and Gray CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation Co-operation would solve most of our problems. Sven freckles would be a nice coat of tan if they would ever get together. God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Time works wonders. So would most people, if they worked 2I4 hours a day as Time. Love, friendship and smiles are like currency. If they are hoarded, no one gets the benefit of them; if they are kept in constant circulation, everyone bene- fits, and again, like money they always accumulate something in the transit. I am not afraid of tomorrow because I have known yesterday and I love today. poem HELTNES GROCERY LAKE MILLS, IOWA T'was the fall of '57 In the little school of Joice; The Senior class consisted, Of three girls and seven boys. Let’s start with Sandra Petersburg, Who was always on the go; With school work and activities. Much interest she did show Gary Brue so tall and fair, Was quite a handsome chap; Each Thursday he’d come early. To study the weekly map. When it came to singing, Eva Olson was first choice; She sang a lot of solos. With her soprano voice. James Ostrao like to study, He rode the bus each day; When the teachers called on him. He’d answer right away. Arlyn Tenold was fond of ball. He enjoyed to practice to; When it came to making points. He always scored quite a few. In Mr. Ennen’s office, Larry Dietrich was sure to be; Not because of discipline He worked up there, you see. Taking pictures for the annual. Was Vincent Fibelstad's Job; He snapped his victims one by one Catching every grin and sob. Jerry Clark was happy. When to Boys' State he could go; His Junior year was made complete. Much interest he did show. As a member of the Cheerleaders, Beverly Elwood worked so hard Playing on the basketball team. She was a faithful guard. Richard Ballandby liked sports too, With basketball best of all; He also played on the baseball team. In the spring and in the fall. This concludes the Senior Class Graduation time draws near; May lifes future well be spent. Because of school days here. Mrs. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BYr GORDON JOICE, Robert Stensrud INSURANCE AGENCY IOWA PROPHECY It is now the year 1978. I am taking a little cruise around the earth through space in ray 1978 satellite. As I step out for Just a breath of fresh air I notice my neighboring satellite for the first time. The person lounging around on the upper- most deck looks vaguely familiar; so I maneuver my satellite closer for a look. As I draw nearer I realize that it is Gary Brue my old friend and classmate from way back in 1958. Gary tells me that his satellite is not his permanent residence, he has a lovely house in Palm Beach and one in Oregon which is closer to his work. Gary manu- factures satellites, and he is trying out his new model which is why I happened to meet him here. He says he likes to get away from the hustle and bustle of earth life once in a while. When my daily message from earth arrives, I see a familiar name in the news. It is that of Vincent Fibelstad, another former classmate. A year ago he was appointed ambassador to Russia. In that time he has brought the two countries together happily and now they don't make a move without consulting each other. To make the tie even greater, Vince has married one of the women officials in Russia, and they are in the process of making him Secretary General of the United Nations. On my return trip as I drew nearer to the earth my eyes caught a glimpse of the sign on one of the taller buildings in New York. I went for a closer look and found that it said Evavs Gay 90 Shop”. I wondered if it could be the same Eva I once knen I landed my satellite on the building, got out, and knocked on the door of the manag- er’s office. Who should answer my knock but Eva Olson. Upon visiting with her I found that she is unmarried, still looking, but happy. When talking of our past I recalled how Eva associated everything with the Gay 90's. I found that she left Joice after graduation and opened her own shop which handles everything that deals with the Gay Nineties Period. Her business was booming, and to her money was no object; so we went on a tour of New York City and in the evening we attended a rodeo In Madison Square Garden. Eva was Just like she was in high school, flirting with all the cowboys. Yes, he does look familiar. Of course it is. There, standing in the middle of the arena was our old classmate, Arlyn Tenold. He started at the bottom and worked himself up until he owned the Greatest Rodeo on Earth. He now acts as ringmaster but does his trick riding and special acts when called upon. He is still unmarried as he never could find a girl to suit him. While talking to Arlyn after the show we found that another of our classmates, Jerry Clark, had also gone into the entertainment field. His ability to handle a car, especially on the curves, had gained for him the title of World's Champion Automobile Race Driver. I wonder if the practice he had driving in his high school days helped him win this title. I dropped Eva off at her shop and decided to take a trip back to Joice. I found Fertile and Lake Mills hadn't changed, but In the spot where Joice used to be was a big city. I settled down in the eighty-acre park and walked down one of the streets. I saw a sign on one of the buildings-James Ostmo, Mayor. It was the same James Ostmo I had gone to school with at Joice. He had started on a farm near Joice,bought all of the surrounding farms and now owns half of Joice. He was elected mayor and in tnis capacity brought new industry to Joice. This brought more people and it set off a chain reaction until Joice is now several times larger than when I last saw it. James has married and has children of his own in school now. I asked James if he knew what had happened to the rest of our class of 1958. He told me that Richard Ballandby was a well-known cartoonist. He had gone to New York to begin, but when he heard of the expansion of Joice, he returned to set up his drawing-board in his home town. He said he never did want to leave it. He also is married. I believe James told me she was from Northwood, and they have two little boys -- budding artists, I'm sure. James said that Beverly Elwood had married and she and her husband now headed the Mayo Clinic. She started as a student nurse, worked herself up to head nurse in three years, and finally married the chief surgeon. They were so greatly admired that they were made managers of the entire clinic. They are working in research and have developed a cure for heart disease, the common cold, and are working on TB. when I heard this I remembered Beverly's brilliant mind in Chemistry and Physics in her high school years. I was told that Larry Dietrich was in South America, acting as chief consultant engineer for a large construction company. He entered the Armed Forces shortly after high school and became a Colonel. The President urged him to stay in the Army but he felt that his real calling was the engineering field. Larry has since traveled from one end of the globe to the other designing machinery and equipment for ten different companies. He has never married but he is one of these fellows who has a girl-friend in every port. James informed me that the brain of the class, Sandra Petersburg, had prospered beyond all expectations. She had worked until she had gotten her CPS degree served as THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME MANLY STATE BANK LAKE MILLS, IOWA MANLY, IOWA ♦PROPHECY CONTINUED the secretary to the President of the United States until she became married to a Duke She now has a family of four, all in school, and is considering a call from the United Nations to be one of their top secretaries. She realizes, she would have to travel a great deal and doesn't like the idea of leaving her family. But for the honor to help and serve she might consider it. As I remember from our high school days she she came through with quite a few honors, but they never really went to her head. I'm sure if she takes the position she would fill it to the best of her ability. I Jumped in satellite and returned to space, happy to know that the class of 1958 had turned out to be so successful. Sandra Petersburg Beverly Elwood SENIOR CLASS SONG (Tuner Red River Valley) Now the time has come for us to leave you We will miss all our friends that is true And we hope you will think of us fondly. As we leave this short message with you. To the Juniors we say you'll be busy. And Sophomores be steady and true. Now the Freshmen must work to accomplish What lies in the future for you We will leave with some tears and some pleasures. We will always remember Joice High. The four years that we spent were worthwhile. But now we will bid you good-bye. Eva Mae Olson Beverly Elwood (Mrs. John Trustem) WILL I, Richard Ballandby will to Gary Tenold my morning after. (Hope you ha « as much fun getting up as I didn't.) I, Jerry Clark will ray ability to squeal corners to Dennis Bilyeu. I, James Ostmo will my ability to look over the top of my glasses at the teachers to Philip Erickson. I, Gary Brue will my marvelous build to Robert Lura. I, Arlyn Tenold will my ability to love myself to Wayne Medlang. I, Eva Olson will my love for Hill Billy music to Mrs. Emmons. I, Larry Dietrich will my ability to outwit Mr. Ennen as his office boy to Jerry 0tter8tad„ I, Beverly Elwood will my quiet walk in study hall to Marshall Arneson. I, Vincent Fibelstad will to Diane Brones my ability to dance. I, Sandra Petersburg will to Lynn Schmidt my ability to get the car when I want It. I, Eva Olson will my ability to stay away from school to Ardythe Furness. I, Richard Ballandby will my ability to watch the clock in study hall to Richard Dahlby. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: PERRY FKRLEY, BARBER KATHRYN'S CURLY Q LAKE MILLS, IOWA SQUARE DEAL HATCHERY EMMONS, MINNESOTA «WILL CONTINUED I, Jerry Clark will to Karen Dahlby my big mouth. I hope it will give you seven times as much pleasure as it did me. I, Vincent Fibelstad will my ability to make excuses for not having my work done to John Robert Elwood. I, Gary Brue wAll to David Rinden the thrill of driving a hot 195U Ford. I, Arlyn Tenold will my ability to get the Asiatic flu to Roger Dahlby. I, Larry Dietrich will my southern drawl to Sharon Charlson. I, Sandra Petersburg will all my brains to John Robert Elwood. I, Beverly Elwood will tny beautiful blonde hair to Rosemary Sherwood. We, the Senior Class of 1958 will to Mr. Leonhart, our athletic director, a book of famous quotations which includes his favorite saying, Ya Knucklehead Ya . We, the Senior Boys of 1958 will to Mr. Hemesath all our spare women. Don't hurt your hand back handing them away. We, the Senior Class of 1958 will to Mrs. Slattum all the fun we didn't get too have at play practice. We, the Senior Class of 1958 will to Mr. Ennen all the confusion ve had in making this annual. We hope you aren't as confused next year as we were when we made it. Richard Ballandby Arlyn Tenold Gary Brue CLASS GIFTS I, Gary Brue give to Don Timm this bottle of nothing because you're nothingunless you have one. (bottle) Arlyn Tenold give to Maynard Erickson my ability to be a big wheel, (wheel) I, Vincent Fibelstad give this map showing the location of all the Interesting lo- cations in Lake Mills to Philip Erickson, (map) I, Richard Ballandby give to Richard Dahlby this pillow to make sleeping in class easier, (pillow) I, Jerry Clark give ray ability to smoke clgarates, candy cigarates that is to Bob Lura. (candy cigarates) I, James Ostmo give all my old pin ups to Wayne Medlang. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. (pin-ups) I, Beverely Elwood give all my charm to Diane Brones so you can make some headway with Richard and Gary in play practice, (charms) I, Sandra Petersburg give to Karen Dahlby this pin so you may be as stuck up as I am. (pin) I, Larry Dietrich give to Jerry Otterstad my ability to drive a car with my arm out the window, (license) I, Eva Olson give my ability to go out with a different boy every week to Connie Aaderson. (paper! I, Vincent Fibelstad give John Robert Elwood this alarm clock to keep him awake in Mr. Ennen’s classes, (clock) I, Arlyn Tenold give ray sore pitching arm to Roger Dahlby. (arm) THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: FOREST CITY GREENHOUSE FOREST CITY, IOWA WINNEBAGO REA THOMPSON, IOWA ♦GIFTS CONTINUED 1, Gary Brue give all my pencil sharpenings to Dennis Aasland Just to prove how I worked in school, (pencil shavings) I, Eva Olson give to Betty Erickson all the crackers I have thrown in the waste paper basket, (crackers) I, Richard Ballandby give my ability to cut up in class to Tommy Tweed. (knife) I, Sandra Petersburg give to Diane Brones this map of Snake Road to keep you from getting caught up there again. (map) I, Jerry Clark give all my A� s in school to John Bang, with them your class work in school will be much easier. (A's) I, Beverly Elwood give all the tacks I sat on to Sandra Larson, (tacks) Richard Ballandby Aj lyn Tenold Gary Brue HISTORY There have been six great events in the history of this world. The first was the appearance of Adam and Eve. The second was the birth of Christ. The third was the death of Julius Caesar. The fourth was the crossing of the Atlantic by Columbus.The fifth was the launching of Sputnick. And the sixth was the entrance of the Class of 1958 into the Joice High School. In the last week in August,195U� fifteen green freshmen came through the doora of Joice High School to begin their high school year. The members of the new class elected their officers. They were president-Arlyn Tenold, vice-president-Larry Van Hooser, treasurer-Jerry Clark, secretary-Eva Olson, reporter-Sandra Petersburg, claaa advisor was Mr. Kephart. The sophomores soon initiated us and it was a rough day, as we boys had to wear diapers and dress like babies, while the girls dressed like tramps. Later we gained another student, Larry Dietrich, who came from Hampton. When we started our sophomore year we had lost three members of our class. They were David Huso, Kennis Rogness, and Lydia Radichael. In March we lost still another member of the class, Russell Smidt. The officers we elected were: president-Richard Eallandby, vice-president-Gary Erue, tredsurer-Arlyn Tenold, secretary-Vincent Fibel- stad, reporter-Beverly Elwood, our advisor was Mrs. Slattum. We remembered how the sophomores initiated us when we were freshmen; so we made up our mind that we would treat the freshmen in a similiar manner. It proved to be a great day for the sophomores,as the freshmen became full fledged members of Joice High School. We started our Junior year missing one member - Paul Henderson who went to Lake Mills. The year was full of events, the first was the election of class officers, who were: president-Sandra Petersburg, vice-president-Jerry Clark, secretary - Beverly El- wood, treasurer-Gary Brue, reporter-James Ostmo, class advisor was Mrs. finmons. A big event our Junior year was the arrival of our class rings. Another important event was the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held Friday evening, April 26, 1957, in the Hotel Albert at Albert Lea, Minnesota. The theme for the banquet was Moonlight and Roses . The last event was the class play Date Bait which was directed by Mrs. Slattum. The cast consisted of: Emily Walker,.........Sandra Petersburg Agnes Walker.............Dorothy Schott Mary Walker..................Eva Olson Pat Walker.............Sue Van Hoosier Anna Gibbons.............Beverly Elwood Harley Allen..........Vincent Fibelstad Jim Allen..................James Ostmo Ed Walker...................Gary Brue Johnny Burns...............Jerry Clark Lester Gray...........Richard Ballandby Dave Wilson...........Larry Van Hoosier Harold Smith.............Larry Dietrich Officer Benson.............Arlyn Tenold THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: FARMERS MERCHANTS STATE BANK LAKE MILLS, IOWA NORTHWOOD ANCHOR NORTHWOOD, IOWA ♦HISTORY CONTINUED We started our senior year missing one member, Larry Van Hoosler. We elected our class officers which were president-Jerry Clark, vlce-presldent-Gary Brue, secretary- Sandra Petersburg, treasurer-R1chard Ballandby, reporter-Beverly Elwood. On October 11 we took off from school to take our graduation pictures. We have no excuse for the way they turned out. The last play which any of the seniors had the opportunity to be In was ox senior class play which was given In March. We were happy for the large crowd that attended. The biggest event of our senior year was the production of our annual. All of the seniors were on the staff. Vincent Flbelstad Larry Dietrich James Ostmo SENIOR 3NAPS 9 Betty Erickson Jerry Otterstad Richard Dahlby THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: I BRONES LIVESTOCK JOICE, IOWA Connie Anderson Robert Lura David Rinden Sharon Charison Don Timm Wayne Medlang Diane Brones Gary Tenold JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE FAMILY NOBODY WANTED CHARACTERS Reverend Carl Doss Mrs Helen Doss... Donny Doss........ Nan Johnson...... Mr. Johnson....... Mrs. Johnson...... Miss Reilly....... Bill Thomas'. •••••. Mrs. Parkinson.• Mrs. Allen) Mrs. Hardy)....... Diane) Laura) Rita))............ Timmy) Ted ) Alex ) ••••••..the father..David Rinden ........the mother.....� ..«� •.«Sharon Charlson .....their eldest son...........Gary Tenold ...Donny's girl friend.••••••••••.Diane Brones .......Nan’s father............Wayne Medlang .......Nan's mother...................Connie Anderson ...a newspaper reporter..............Ardythe Furness • a newspaper photographer...Richard Dahlby ..important church member••••«.Diana Kittleson (Sandra Almelien ......church members..................(Diana Kittleson ( Betty Erickson ( Kay Johnson members of the Doss family...( Sandra Larson ( Robert Lura ( Jerry Otterstad ( Don Timm Director..................................... Mrs. Duane Slattum JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET SOUTHERN PLANTATION After months of feverish planning and grave secrecy, tbs Juniors finally present- ed their ultimate achievement to the Seniors. Beginning at six-thirty, the banquet was held in the Spanish Dining Room at the Hotel Albert in Albert Lea, Friday evening on the eleventh day of April. The theme, Southern Plantation, was carried out accord- ingly. It was in evidence in the table settings, the decorations, and the program. MENU Dixie Fruit Cup Southern Short Shank Shortenin' Bread Cotton Balls Golden Slippers Carolina Moon Salad Plantation Special Mint Julep PROGRAM c - Colonial Days 0 - On Other Soil .Village Blacksmith T - Tales of Old. T - The Tattler.- 0 - 0 Hear Ye, 0 Noise of the Hear Ye! . . , N - Plantation, Lynn Schmidt Dorothy Schott Karen Dahlby Philip Erickson Dolores Clark Dennis Bilyeu Ardythe Furness Marshall Arneson Rosemary Sherwood Sandra Larson John Bang Maynard Erickson Dennis Aasland Paul Erickson John Elwood Dennis Brunsvold Stephen Dahlby Dick Lura Kay Johnson Roger Dahlby Diane Colby KIESTER AUTO CO KIESTER, MINN. DUFFY S DRIVE INN LAKE MILLS, IOWA flRESHMAN INITIATION SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS President, Jerry Clark Vice President, Gary Brue Secretary, Sandra Petersburg Treasurer, Richard Ballandby Reporter, Beverly Elwood SOPHOMORE CLASS President, Sharon Charlson Vice President, Donald Timm Secretary, David Rinden Treasurer, Betty Erickson Reporter, Robert Lura FRESHMAN CLASS President, Dorothy Schott Vice President, Marshall Arneson Secretary, Dolores Clark Treasurer, Lynn Schmidt President, Sandra Larson Vice President, Diana Kittleson Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Johnson Reporter, Diane Colby Reporter, Karen Dahlby THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: MOE'S JEWELRY LAKE MILLS, IOWA FIRST NATIONAL BANK EMMONS MINNESOTA BOYS GLEE CLUB Front row—left to right—Charles Erickson, Russel Lura, Arlen Stensrud, Roger Dahlby, John Elvood, Stephen Dahlby, Dennis Bilyeu, Dennis Brunsvold, and Dick Lura. Second row—-left to right—James Ostmo, Richard Ballandby, Gary Brue, Aryln Tenold, Mrs. Emmons- Director, Raemary Sherwood, David Rin- den, Philip Erickson, and Marshall Aronson. Third row—left to right—Bob Lura, Vincent Flbelstad, Tommy Tweed, Jerry Clark, Wayne Medlang, Gary Ten- old, Paul Erickson, Dennis Aasland, and Don Timm. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front row—left to right—Dolores Clark, Diana Klttleson, Arydthe Furness, Diane Colby, Dorothy Schott, Mrs. Eramons-Dlrector, Karen Dahlby, Sharon Charlson, Connie Anderson, Rosemary Sherwood, Eva Olson, and Betty Erick- son. Second row—left to right—Dorothy Clark, Sandra Petersburg, Sandra Almellen, Ann Marie Evenson, Kay Johnson, Gloria Charlson, Diane Brones, Beverly Elwood, Sandra Larson, Mary Reinsmoen, JoAnn Bakken, Vera Mae Flbel- stad, and Marlyne Bilyeu. THIS PAGE NSORH) BY: BOYD IMPLEMENT COMPANY NORTHWOOD, IOWA GIRLS QUARTET Left to right--Diane Brones, Dorothy Schott, Mrs. E. C. Emmons, Direc- tor, Rosemary Sherwood, and Karen Dahlby BOYS QUARTET Left to right--Dennis Bilyeu, Wayne Medlang, Gary and Mrs. Emmons, Director MADRIGAL GROUP First row left--Eva Olson, Rosemary Sherwood, Sandra Petersburg, Karen Dahlby, Dorothy Schott, and Diane Brones. Second row left-Dennis Bilyeu, Gary Tenold, Mrs. E. C. Emmons, Director, David Rinden, and Wayne Medlang. GIRLS TRIO Dorothy Schott, Rosemary Sherwood, Karen Dahlby MIXED QUARTET HELGESON MOTOR COMPANY THIS PAGE SPONSORS) BY : ATTORNEY-AT-LAW LAKE MILLS, IOWA NORTHWOOD, IOWA BOYS DOUBLE QUARTET First row left--Dennis Bllyeu, John Elwood, Mrs. E. C. Emmons, Director, Dennis Aasland, Dennis Brunsvold. Second row left-Gary Tenold, Richard Ballandby, David Rlnden, and Wayne Medlang. SEXTET Left to right--Sandra Petersburg, Eva Olson, Rosemary Sherwood, Diane Brones, Dorothy Schott, Karen Dahlby ALL SCHOOL PLAY TATTLETALE CHARACTERS Patty........ Mrs. Blaine.. Mr. Blaine... Isabel....... Artie......... Ida May...... Tod.......... Paul Cummings Mr. Nixon.... Mrs. Nixon... Miss Wiggam.. Walt Kennedy. Louella Monica Barney Mr. Whittaker Mr. Blxley... Mrs. Lorlmer. Hetty Heaton. Quiz......... Students: ...........the tattletale........Sandra Petersburg ••••.•••• � • .her mother.•••••••••• � .Dorothy Schott ..............her father................Wayne Medlang ...........her older sister............Diane Brones ...........her younger brother..........Dennis Bilyeu ...........her girl friend..........Beverly Elwood ............her boy friend..........Marshall Arneson .............a young editor......................Gary Tenold .......the high school principal........David Rinden ...............his wife...............Diana Kittleson ••••••..••.••..a teacher.................Diane Colby .............a detective..............Jerry Clark Sandra Larson high school friends Sandra Almelien Dennis Aasland ........president of the board.......Philip Erickson .............a business man...................Richard Dahlby ....president of the Woman's Club....Sharon Charlson ............of the radio.....................Connie Anderson .............a reporter.....................Ardythe Furness Bob Lura, Dennis Brunsvold, Karen Dahlby, Betty Erickson, Kay Johnson, Rosemary Sherwood, and Delores Clark Director Mrs. Duane Slattum t ONE ACT PLAY Left to right: Marshall Arneson-Eddie Johnson Jr., Dorothy Schott-Madellne, Wayne Medlang-Elmer, Gary Tenold-Edward Johnson Sr., Betty Erickson-Ellen. SPEECH Left to right-Pirst row—Mrs. Slattum, director, Dennis Bilyeu, Kay Johnson, Betty Erickson, Beverly Elwood, Bob Lura, Stephen Dahlby, Rosemary Sherwood, Sandra Larson, Eva Olson, Maynard Erickson, Sandra Petersburg.Second row-Diana Kittleson, Connie Anderson, Tommy Tweed, Jerry Clark, Dorothy Schott, Karen Dahlby, Dennis Bruns void, Ardythe Furness, Diane Brones, Richard Lura, John Elwood. Third row—Diane Colby, Wayne Medlang, Gary Tenold, David Rinden, Marshall Arneson, Richard Ballandby, James Ostmo, Paul Erickson, Lynn Schmidt, Dennis Aasland, Sharon Charlson. WINNERS HUMOROUS ORIGINAL ORATORY Marshall Arneson, Dennis llyeu, Sandra Petersburg, Jerry Clark, Tommy Tweed Karen Dahlby RADIO SPEAKING INTERPRETIVE READING CO-CAPTAIN Eva Olson CO-CAPTAIN Beverly Elwood First row: Left to Ri ht: Mrs. Sherwood-Chaperone, Sandra Larson, Sandra Almelien, Eva Olson, Mr. Hemesath-Coach. Second row: Rosemary Sherwood, Beverly Elwood, Diane Brones, Dorothy Schott, Karen Dahlby, Ardythe Furness, Kay Johnson, Betty Erickson. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: HANLONTOWN CO-OP ELEVATOR COMPANY HANLONTOWN, IOWA BASEBALL First row left-Coach D. Leonhart, W. Medlang, A. Tenold, R. Ballandby, G. Tenold, R. Dahlby. Second row-D. Bilyeu, V. Fibelstad, J. Clark, D. Timm, P. Erickson, M. Ameson. Third row-R. Dahlby, M. Erickson, J. Otterstad, P. Erickson, S. Dahlby, D. Brunsvold. BOYS SPORTS FALL BATTING AVERAGES NAME AB. H. AVER. HR. 2BH. 3BH. K. w G. Tenold 29 11 .379 2 2 7 M. Arneson 33 9 .272 3 2 3 W. Medlang 32 15 .1 69 4 I I 6 A. Tenold 32 14 «1 37 5 l 1 6 5 R. Ballandby 33 .1 21). 1 I l J. Clark 15 6 .l oo 3 6 10 R. Dahlby 19 5 .263 10 9 V. Fibelstad 12 3 .250 1 1 9 D. Timm 27 5 .186 1 1 5 5 D. Aasland It 2 .11 3 3 R. Dahlby 2 2 1 D. Brunsvold 1 0 J, Otterstad 2 1 P. Erickson 1 1 S. Dahlby 1 1 FALL PITCHING RECORD E. 2 7 i 5 l i NAME R. Dahlby A. Tenold D. Timm w L LP K w HA 2 lL 1 3 16 11 11 3 1 17 2 3 26 25 13 2 1 21 1 3 36 21 21 CHEERLEADERS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row-left to ripht-Dorothy Schott, Sandra Almelien, Betty Erickson, Kay Johnson, Beverly Elwood, Sharon Charlson. Second row-Dolores Clark, Eva Ol- son, Sandra Larson, Rosemary Sherwood, Diane Brones, Ardythe Furness, Karen Dahlby. Third row-Mr. Mark Hemesath-coach, Diane Colby and Sandra Petersburg- managers, Mrs. Sherwood-chaperone. CO-CAPTAINS Eva Olson and Beverly Elwood GR. POS. GP. FG. FT!®. FTM. FTg TP Eva Olson 12 F 20 40 71 81 1 7 151 Beverly Elwood 12 G 20 Diane Brones 11 G 16 Betty Erickson 11 F G 2 Sharon Charlson. 11 FScG 2 ko 35 Dorothy Schott 10 F G 20 95 73 230 Rosemary Sherwood 10 F 20 59 31 7k 30 11 9 Karen Dahlby 10 F G 13 6 3 78 6 Sandra Larson 9 F G 18 1 0 31 Kay Johnson 9 F 16 11 12 UO 23 MIKE'S REPAIR JOICE, IOWA THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: ANDERSON '66 LAKE MILLS, IOWA RECORD OUR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR S i? Thornton 45 13 Meservey 75 17 Hanlontown 36 39 Fertile 57 27 Crystal Lake 26 Kensett 25 36 Grafton 62 28 Grafton 57 3? Plymouth 58 54 Rock Falls 55 26 Swaledale 1 7 26 Conference Kensett Tournament 20 3? Conference Plymouth Tournament 1 2 31 Hanlontown 1 1 27 Kensett 31 31 Thompson 42 31 Fertile 41 27 Thompson 56 33 Sectional Ventura Tournament 62 30 ‘Sectional Kensett Tournament 28 Opponents Total Score--92i Opponents Average per game—1 6.2 Our Total Score--5®2 Our Average per game--29.1 Average points per game for both teams—75.3 Games Won—3 Games Lost--17 The girls this 1957-5® season actually In many respects could acclaim, what might be considered some of the most Important benefits of sports. They grew in sportsmanship, personality and character. They developed what could be termed as sense of restraint, team spirit, and respect for a leader. This we may proudly say of them in spite of a 3 win and 17 loss record. It might be said that throughout this season there was never a certain select group of six girls that anyone could point out as being the first six players. There were many changes made. The players and their usual positions beginning with the first eight went like this: uorotnv Schott-post forward, Rosemary Sherwood-forward. Eva Olson-forward, Kay Johnson-forward, Beverly Elwood-guard, Sandra Larson-guard Diane Brones-guard, Karen Dahlby-guard, Ardythe Purness-guard, Sharon Charlson-guard, forward, Betty Erickson-forward, Dolores Clark-guard, Sandra Almelien-guard. Seniors we will not see back with us next year are Eva Olson and Beverly Elwood. The girls won a consolation trophy in the sectional tournament this year. NORTHWOOD CO-OP ELEVATOR NORTHWOOD, IOWA THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: WORTH COUNTY CO-OP OIL CO NORTHWOOD, IOWA THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MADSON AND MONSONS GROCERIES and MEATS EMMONS, MINNESOTA WALTER G. FELLAND JEWELER and ENGRAVER JOICE, IOWA RECORD OUR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR SCORE -63 Bio rn ton 1+1+ -69 Meservey 50 -71 Planlontown 1+8 69 Fertile 1+7 -61 Crystal Lake 35 '61 Kensett 1 6 -81 Grafton 55 -51 Grafton 36 -55 Plymouth 1 8 '65 Rock Falls 51+ 77 Swaledale 39 '83 Conference Thornton Tournament 38 •66 Conferenee Rock Falls Tournament 1+3 56 Conference Kensett Tournament 53 66 Hanlontown 1+7 77 Kensett 1+6 67 Thompson 61 60 Fertile 51 55 Hayfield 66 60 Thompson 72 1+9 Northwood 63 50 Sectional Hayfield Tournament 1+3 5o Sectional Fertile Tournament 39 65 Sectional Ledyard Tournament 1+1+ 57 District Carpenter Tournament 56 73 District Dinsdale Tournament 70 63 District Hazelton Tournament 50 STATE TOURNAMENT 39 Roland Sh TIMM'S AUTO REPAIR JOICE, IOWA Games Won 2l . Games Lost U Circle Lake Conference Champions Circle Lake Conference Tourney Champions Sectional Tournament Champions District Tournament Charrcions THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: CO LAKE OP SERVICE MILLS,IOWA BOYS’ STATE CONTENDERS SECOND Hotp- i Joic F —W yr� « M dUng C — Don F«dd«rK n G — Ptiil Johnson Columot Tor ril Wayne Medians of Joice was named to a tec- team forward post in Class B. He was a very scorer as he averaged nearly 25 points per while Joice earned its first berth in history in advancing to the state tourney. The champ Ro- land team eliminated Joice in the first round Mediant is onlv a junior M Honor Roll «. EWTWi—Ju'n 'S.ni3f, “fi. Vivo Teoold. Joice; Ken Theo- bald, Stacy ville; LrRoy Kjelatul, KitUewajr; Dave Golbuil. Hay- MEOLANG The first state tournament contenders in the history of the Joice school met the eventual state champs, Roland, at Waterloo in a first round game. In Roland the boys found an opponent who also had the ability to refrain from fouling and vere given only ten free throw attempts. Joice was very definitely outranked in experience but was Just as definitely they were not outplayed. Against superior height the boys re- bounded very well. Roland enjoyed an average night while Joice was shooting a lit- tle under par. The team has since expressed the pleasure of meeting Roland on the court of battle and they were satisfied to have been ousted by the best team in Iowa. THTS PAGE SPONSORED BY: FALLGATTERS GROCERY NORTHWOOD, IOWA Class of Sc vies TKl� u • lu« ii ni— uoIcm it deserted char ante � tr.Uatcd bt lb« p m ' � T nbol WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM W. P. MARSHALL. PMM o«� v pt=lake ills iowa jTTtopix . • .LAO, JO ICE BASKETBALL TEAL K IP POD ROME WAT EH LOO IOV A= co;.:e on tea:.:� we are with you= LAKE 111 LLS SCHOftl =L LYAHS PD=K I ESTEP. LINK 3 UP..C = JO ICE JAY HAV'KS= CARE i: 1 PPODROf.1 WATERLOO 10WA= SL — N«lx L«n� S MAR 3 PH 5 '8 MAR 3 PM 4 07 CONGRATULATIONS DECT OF LUCK IN YOUR TORHAtlEIIT AND ALEC LAY SUCCESS SE YOURS ALL THE WAY= FIELDS SUPER Li ARK EI LAVfcRLE AND .LAo 1 N.E FIELD- , LYA0S6 PD=JO ICE IOWA 3 11UALC= ■ MA 3 PH I 3 JO ICE BASKET3ALL TEAM WATERLOO HIPPODROME WATERLOO IOWA= CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JOICE BASKETBALL TEAM COLE ON 30YS LETS G0= LIB AND MRS SQUIRE PARKER . JOICE JAY HAWKS AMD COACH LEO MART WATERLOO HIPPODROME WATERLOO IOWA WE ARE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY GOOD LUCK= JOICE FACULTYs COACH DARYL LEORHART JOICE BASKETBALL TEAM WATERLOO IOWA CONGRATULATIONS ON MAKING THE STATE TOURNALENT BEST [WISHES FOR YOUR TEAL SUCCESS TONIGHT AND TO GO ALL THE WAY TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP .1 p BAFT ON CCLLERCI AL..CLUB L LYA099 PD=FOREST CITY IOWA ; 140PMC JOICE BASKETBALL TEAM DARYL LEONARDCOACH WATERLOO HIPPODROME WATERLOO lOWAr -GOOD LUCK TONITE SEAT ROLAND CO ALL THE WAY ..ERE ALL FOR YOU: = ODE.LLS. 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LEG SUBTLE -9 motor service� Virgil overgor llid. _c.c.,al' Paid Lake Mills la 950AM 3 Joice High School Players and School, Joice, Iowa Congratulations Lake Mills is proud of you we are pulling for you all the way. Defuse thee Rockets go you Jay Hawks. OoastTihoor sons Clothing, Walts Watch Shop, feanecke Variety, Yocon 3ioe Repair,Streether Insurance Agency, W41 Street Tavern, Ferley Barberand . Lake Mills Fire Dept, wendte Hdwe, Holalund Croc, Coffee Shoo, Peoples Natural Dai Co, Maridee’s Style Shop, Shanes Tap, Worth Winnebago Far® Service, Anderson Grocery, Marvs Stffidard Service, Otis Tweed Insurance. MW PD TUSCON ARIZ 221Pm March 2 Coach Leonhart and Team, Joipe, Iowa Congratulations we are pulling for you good luck. Halverson Basketball Team Joice Iowa The student body of Northwood High School congratulates you on winning the district championship and wish you the best of luck in the state tournament. Northwood High School NEWSPAPER STAFF Front Row Left to right: Second Row Left to rightr Sandra Petersburg Dorothy Schott Jerry Clark Mrs. Duane Slattum David Rinden Diane Brones James Ostmo Ann Marie Evenson Beverly Elwood Rosemary Sherwood Connie Anderson Richard Lura Diane Colby Karen Dahlby Robert Lura Sandra Larson Betty Erickson VaLois Bang Typist Girls Sports Boys Sports Advisor Editor Assistant Editor Typist Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JOICE CO-OP ELEVATOR JOICE, IOWA SENIORS FOOLIN’AROUND Thompson Clothing Mill Theatre Manly, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Lake Mills RIVERSIDE CAFE FOREST CITY, IOWA THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: ELI COLBY CO. HANLONTOWN, IOWA EIGHTH Kathy Dietrich JoAnn Bakken Mary Reinsmoen Ann Marie Evenson Arlen Stensrud Mavis Schmidt Bobby Smith Russel Lura Dorothy Clark Charles Erickson Marlyne Bilyeu Gloria Charleson Vera Mae Fibelstad SEVENTH Valois Bang Steven Charlson Jackie Dahlby Ralphene Chodur Janet Evans Donna Timm .«SSSj f EOS m At PROVIDI 0 IN TMC BONKING ACT OF 191) SIXTH Sharyl Johnson Gerald Erickson Curtis Hogrbin Barry Anonson Janelle Schmidt Thomas Abraham Curtis Evans Larry Halvorson Thomas Ennen FIFTH Thomas Evans Rosemary Petersburg Richard Schmidt Larry Stensrud Janet Bang l avid Dahlby Barbara Calpaard Richard Smith Gloria Kittleson Kathy Charlson Verdene Klasse Allen Guernsey FOURTH Laurie Anderson Paul Henderson Lane Ballandby David Leonhart Ruth Klasse Donnie Reinsmoen Emily Arneson Patty Furness Nancy Bakken Ronnie Kallheiro LeRoy Gangsei Carolle Dahlby Terry Johnson THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: FARMER'S SAVINGS BANK JOICE, IOWA THIRD Kathy Klttleson Nancy Tweed Lon Larson Susan Stensrud Kathy Ennen Danny Groe Robert Reinsmoen Dwight Anderson THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Gaye Timm Joe Schmidt Stanley Olson Steven Huso Kerry Tweed Linda Brunsvoid Roger Bang Ron Berry ELVIN TWEED, RAWLEIGH DEALER JOICE, IOWA BANGS HARDWARE KENSETT, IOWA SECOND Peter Tweed Kathy Lee Wayne Stensrud Jane Relnsmoen Wayne Abraham Jean Chodur Craig Anderson Steven Chodur Ann Brunsvold Deborah Nelson Rachel Anderson Ronald Bang Lana Ballandby Charles Dahlby Debra Tweed Arlyn Johnson TIMM'S BARBER SHOP JOICE, IOWA FERTILE HARDWARE FERTILE, IOWA FIRST Candace Willand Darwin Groe John Leonhart David Smith John Arthur Marcia Tweed Lon Gangsei David Brunavold Rex Ennen Jeffery Slattum Mark Furness v Stanley Dahlby Mark Hamilton Mardene Anonson Ka thy Timm Valerie Ennen Quentin Anderson Dean Hendrikson Durene Nelson GRADE OPERETTA LAZY TOWN Monday, November I4., 8:00 P. M. Grades Kindergarten through Eight Three Song............................................... ;..........Kindergarten Quentin Anderson Valerie Ennen Joey Larson Mardene Anonson Mark Hamilton Ronald Larson Joey Dahlby Dean Hendrikson Lauralea Leonhart Stanley Dahlby Dorothy Klasse Durene Nelson Kathy Timm CHARACTERS MEENA ROOZEE (Whose tenth birthday is being celebrated). . . .Barbara Calgaard MAMA ROOZEE (Her mother).............................................D1et oh MARY JANE (A playmate ...............................................Ellen Arthur JUNE (A playmate). . •.................................. «Janet Bang SNITZY (A playmate).................................Rosemary Petersburg WITCH OF GOOD LUCK...............................................klm Marie Evenson PETER ROOZEE (Brother of Meena). .... «•••• .................... Russel Lura SLIM (Peter's friend).............................. Arl£r ?te(r}3r! PATCH (Peter's friend). .................................Bobby Smith TUBBY (Peter's friend). ............................. Mark Reinsmoen JIMMY (Peter's friend)................................. Jackie Dahlby LOTCHEN (Member of the neighborhood). . ...................... ... .Mary Reinsmoen GRETCHEN (Member of the neighborhood)..................Vera Mae Fibelstad TINA (Tubby's mother). ...... .................. � Mavis Schmidt LENA (Member of the neighborhood). ..................... ..... Gloria Charlson NEENA (Member of the neighborhood). .... ............ � • Dorothy Clark REENA (Member of the neighborhood). .......... .Marlyne Bilyeu SEENA (Member of the neighborhood). ........... .JoAnn Bakken NELLIE (The Burro). ......... Marvin Evenson and Steven Charlson PAPA ROOZEE.......................................................Charles Erickson JoAnn Bakken VaLois Bang Marlyne Bilyeu Gloria Charlson Kathy Charlson Deanna Chodur CHORUS Ralphene Chodur Dorothy Clark Janet Evans Vera Mae Fibelstad Sharyl Johnson Gloria Kittleson Verdene Klasse Arlouene Olson Mary Reinsmoen Janelle Schmidt Mavis Schmidt Donna Timm Rachel Anderson Lana Ballandby Ann Brunsvold DOLLS Jecn Chodur Kathy Lee Deborah Nelson Jane Reinsmoen Debra Tfreeten John Arthur David Brunsvold Rex Ennen BROWNIES Mark Furness Lon Gangsel Darwin Groe John Leonhart Galen Reinsmoen Jeffery Slatturn David Smith Thomas Abraham Barry Anonson David Dahlby Thomas Ennen Curtis Evans MYSTERY KEN Thomas Evans Gerald Erickson Allen Guernsey Larry Halvorson Curtis Hogbin Richard Schmidt Richard Smith Larry Stensrud Dennis Timm Linda Brunsvold Kathy Ennen Kathy Kittleson FLOWERS Irene Klasse Susan Stensrud Gaye Timm Nancy Tweed Marcia Tweed Candace Willand Pamela Willand THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: GRANSKOU AND CHRISTIANSON INSURANCE JOICE, IOWA N0RTHW00D CO-OP ELEVATOR N0RTHW00D, IOWA «■GRADE OPERETTA CONTINUED� GHOSTS Wayne Abraham Craig Anderson Ronald Bang Steven Chodor Charles Dahlby Danny Groe Gary Hols tad Arlyn Johnson Michael Lee Lon McKee Peter Tweed Stanley Olson Robert Reinsmoen Joe Schmidt Wayne Stensrud Kerry Tweed Laurie Anderson Emily Arneson CANDLE LIGHTERS Nancy Bakken Carolie Dahlby Patty Furness Terry Johnson Ruth Klasse Dwight Anderson Roger Bang Lane Ballandby Ron Berry Thomas Abraham Marlyne Bilyeu ESKIMOS LeRoy Gangsei Paul Hendrikson Steven Hiso SOLOISTS Charles Erickson Barbara Calgaard Ronnie Kallhelm Lon Larson David Leonhart Donnie Reinsmoen Donnie Reinsmoen Mark Reinsmoen JoAnn DUET Bakken and Marlyne Bilyeu ACT ONE: Interior of ACT TWO: Same as Act SYNOPSIS Roozee cottage (Early afternoon) One (Same day. Evening) ACCOMPANIST..............................................Rosemary Sherwood DIRECTOR............................................ .Mrs. E. C. Emmons Mrs. Schott Mrs. Helmdal ASSISTED BY Mrs. Paulson Miss Boyken Mr. Hemesath Miss Denger Mrs. Stensrud JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD First row left—Ann Mario Evenson, Vera Mao Fibelstad, Gloria Charlson, Mary Reinsmoon, JoAnn Bakken, Janet Evans, Marlyne Bilyeu Second row left-VaLols Bang, Dorothy Clark, Arlouene Olson, Donna Timm, Mr. Hemesath, Coach JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to right—Charles Erickson, Robert Smith, Arlen Stensrud, Marvin Evenson, Mr. Leonhart, Coach Russel Lura, Steven Charlson, Mark Reinsmoen, Jackie Dahlby, THIS PAGE SPONSORED BYr EVANS AND KITTLESON CORN SHELLING JOICE, IOWA NORTHWOOD TRUCK IMPLQ1ENT CO. NORTHVOOD, IOWA FINIS The Hills Ahead Look Hard and Steep and High, And Often V e Behold Them With A Sigh; But As We Near Them Level Grows The Road, We Find On Every Slope, With Every Load, The Climb Is Not So Steep, The Top So Far, The Hills Ahead Look Harder Than They Are. Douglas Mailoch OUR PATRONS We the annual staff wish to express our sincere thanks to the following patrons who, through their help and co-operation, made this edition of the Jo-Hi-Se-An possible. JOICE WHOLE PAGE A. A. Saxerud and Son Lumber Co. Abraham's Produce Arneson's Hardware Brones Livestock Evans Drug Store Farmers Savings Bank Field's Store Jennings Recreation Parlor Joe Bakken Tank Wagon Service Jolce Cafe Joice Co-op Creamery Jolce Co-op Elevator Joice Lockers Stensrud Co-op Service HALF PAGE Albln Tvedt, Trucking Archie Bllyeu Elvin Tweed, Rawlelgh Dealer Evans Kittleson, Corn Shelling Felland's Jewelry Food City No. II Gordon Insurance Agency Granskou Christianson Insurance Mike's Repairs Timm's Auto Repair Timm's Barber Shop CLEAR LAKE WHOLE ESSE Butter Topp Bakery THOMPSON HALF PAGE R • E. A• KIESTER HffLF P'ATjE Field's Grocery Klester Auto Company NORTHWOOD WHOLE PAGE Boyd Implement Company Fallgatter Grocery Northwood State Bank HALF PAGE Larry Plumber, Attorney Huff Maytag Skelgas Northwood Anchor Northwood Co-op Elevator Northwood Elevator Northwood Truck Implement Co. Royal Motel Worth County Co-op Oil Company EMMONS WHOLE PAGE Emmons Bros. 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