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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

JO-M-M Vearbook of Joke, Iowa High School PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS••• The Annual Staff has In these few pages tried to capture some part of the work, the play the seriousness, and the gaiety which have made our high school days a magic time. We hope that as yu turn through the pages cf the Jo-Hl-Se-An In years to come, it will bring the joy of rem- iniscence to all who remember the class of ”59 We would like to thank all the merchants for their cooperation in making this annual poss- ible. The association we have had with them has been a real pleasure. To our beloved teachers we say thanks for your patience with the stsff and for your grac- ious attitude toward making our Jo-Hi-Se-An a success. In deep aopreciation we would like to thank our parents fcr helping us through our four most important years. If it wasn't for them, giving us a helping hand here and a discipline there, we would not be the peoole we are today. Their guidance has helped in the formation of memories which happily end our high school career and make ua ready to take that important step for- ward into the world of tomorrow. In Memoriam To the eternal memory of Marshall Reed Arneson better known to all his friends as Marsh whose magnetic personality made for him many cherished friends; whose friendship and association brought sunshine and happiness to everyone who knew him, and whose ever-present enthusiasm inspired his multitude of friends with optimism and assurance;-We, the Senior Class of Joice High School, wish to dedicate this, our annual the Jo-Hl-Se-An of 1959 To Coach Darryl Leonhart, the class of 1959 has chosen to dedicate this edition of the Jo-Hi- Se-An. His untiring efforts, suoport, end service to the school and the community, his true sports- manship in athletics, and his kind and Jovial per- sonality, ail seemingly so often unappreciated,are assets for which this class and many others are grateful. We, the seniors of 1959, take great pride in dedicating this tenth edition of the Jo-Hi-Se-An to an excellent sportsman, a fine counselor, and a true friend, Mr. Darryl Leonhart. Sup itiitendent’a Aiet ag As I review the 1958-1959 school year, it has been a pood one for the school, faculty and students. One teacher per prade in our eleme- mentary school, new classrooms, opportunity to take more subjects that were offered; band and instrumental music instruction, great success in speech, music and athletic activities with almost 100% participat- ion. There were more hot lunches served to the students than ever be- fore during the school year. But what gives me the greatest pleasure is the realization that the Seniors of 1959 are eouipoed with the fun- damentals which will enable them to take their proper places in soc- iety as useful, worthwhile productive citizens; a credit to themselves their home and their school. This reflects credit and praise of the highest order to the many fine teachers and parents who have worked together through the years to produce keen,intelligent, alert boys and girls. It is indeed a thrill and a pleasure to be a part of a system and institution which is rendering such an efficient and worthwhile prog- ram to the community which it serves. ■«-� Education is a companion which no misfortune can decrease, no crime destroy, no enemy alienate, no despotism enslave; at home a fri- end, abroad an introduction; in solitude a solace, in society an orna- ment. It chastens vice, guides virtue, and gives grace and govern- ment to genius. Education may cost financial sacrifice and mental pain, but in both money and life values it will repay every cost one hundred fold. THIS PARE SPONSORED BY! Author Unknown THORSON THORSON a MADSON ARCHITECTS FOREST CITY IOWA £eadin$ oty With... Mr. John Ennon Mr. Derrvl Leonhart Superintendent Sociology Psychology High School Buffalo Center Central College, 19lj-3, B.A. Drake University, 1950, M.A. Graduate Work Drake Summers 1951-56 Senior Sponsor Kr. Mark Hemesath Principal, High School Industrial Arts Athletic Director Boys Coach Boys Physical Education Economics American Government 7 8 Grade Subjects High School Wadena, Iowa College Upper Iowa Unlv. 1950, B.A. Graduate Work Drake, 1955 Freshman Sponsor Principal, Junior High Girls Coach Girls Physical Education Physics General Science Health 7 8 Grade Subjects St. Francis De Sales High School Loras College, 1957, B.A. Mason City Jr. College, 1958 Seventh Grade Sponsor THIS PACE SPONSORED BY: Monks Grill Lake Mills, Iowa Farmer’s Tevwrn Joice, low� Mrs. Gladys Emmons Vocal Music, High School Vocal Music, Grades Typing Business Training 7 8 Grade Subjects High School Joice and Waldorf Academy Waldorf College State University of Iowa University of Oklahoma University of Montana Drake University, 19ll9, B.S.E. Junior Sponsor Mrs. Helen Slattum English 9 English 10 English Literature Speech 7 8 Grade Subjects Dramatics i Plays High School, Amboy, Minn. Mankato State Teachers College 19U9, B.S. Graduate Work Drake, 1955 Sophomore Sponsor Miss Esther Wiper Mrs. Mildred Hicks en Algebra Geometry Advanced Algebra Trigonometry Consumer Mathematics 7 8 Grade Subjects High School Blooming Prairie, Minn. University of Minnesota, B.S. Stanford University of California, M.A. Mfnkato State College 1957-58 Eighth Grade Sponsor Band Grades U-12 Clear Lake High School Coe College, 1914-6 Shane's Tap Lake Mills, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Lake Mills Creamery Co. Lake Mills, Iowa ENIORS Sharon Charison Wayne Medlang THIS PACE SPONSORED BY: Prank Xreawer, Attorney Northwood, Iowa Northwood Anchor Northwood, Iowa Jerry Otterstad David Hrubeta TiilS PAGE SPONSORED BYr Timm’s Auto Repair Joice, Iowa Albin Tvedt Joice, Iowa Richard Dahlby David Rinden THIS PACE SPONSORED BY: Forest City Greenhouse Forest City, Iowa Jenning'e Produce Hanlontovm, Iowa SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 29, 1955� twelve freshmen entered the doors of the Joice High School to begin their high school career. The members of the new class elected the officers. They were president-Richard Dahlby, vice president-Sharon Sue Van Hooser, secretary- treasurer-Connie Anderson, reporter-Robert Lura, class adviser-Mr. Leonhart. At the end of the year we lost one class member when Verdene Bugbee moved to California. Our sophomore year proved to be quite successful wnen we proved we could also initiate the freshmen, Just as we had been initiated a year earlier. Our officers for that year were president-David Rinden, vice president-Gary Tenold, secretary-Robert Lura, treasurer-Wayne Medlang, reporter-Sharon Van Hooser, class adviser- Mrs. Duane Slattum. We started our Junior year missing another member of our class when Sharon Sue Van Hooser moved to Princeton, Minnesota. Our class officers were president- Sharon Charlson, vice president-Don Timm, secretary-David Rinden, treasurer- Betty Erickson, reoorter-Robert Lura, class adviser-Mrs. E.C. Emmons. The big event tnat we looked forward to was getting our class rings which we received Just before the week of Thanksgiving vacation. „ _, . , . , This year presented us with new experiences, one of wnlcn was the junior class play, The Family Nobody Wanted,11 and it proved to be a great success. Another new experience that we had was the Junior-Senior banquet which was much fun but also a great deal of work. We began our last year in the Joice High School by electing president- Robert Lura, vice president-Diane Brones, secratary-Betty Erickson,treasurer-Connle Anderson, reporter-Sharon Charlson, and our class adviser-Mr. Ennen. The big event of this year was publishing the tenth edition of the Jo-Hi-Se-An. We enjoyed working with it. The last big event of our high school year, we presented our class play, which was in April. We have enjoyed many happy times working in our school activities, as well as with our studies and the memories of Joice High School will stay with us always. Sharon Charlson David Rinden Mr. Leonhart- You can’t sleep in my class. Richard Dahlby-wIf you didn't talk so loud I could. •� «■ Insurance Agent- Don't you want your orfice furnishings insured against theft? Mr. Ennen- Yes, all except the clock. Everybody watches that. « Bob- Is it true that the law of gravity keeps us on the earth? Mr. Hemesath- Yes that's true. . . Bob- Well, if we want to get to the moon, why not have Congress do away with the law The Brain-that wonderful gadget that works tirelessly from the time you get up in the morning until you get to school. Definition of Escape Velocity-The speed of students in getting our of school when school is over. � I certainly hope it doesn't rain today, one mother kangaroo remarked to another. I Just hate it when the children have to play inside. David Rinden-Do you think I should put more fire into my stories? Mrs. Slattum- no, Vice versa Miss Wiger- How can a single person make so many mistakes? Don Tlmm- Dad's not single; he's married. Hazel's Cafe Northwood, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Lande Hardware Lake Mills, Iowa gifts According to Webster a gift is: The act or power of giving, the thing that is given, or a natural ability or talent. We the senior class would like to use this power to give some of our most cherished belongings to the under classmen. I, Connie Anderson, give this good luck piece to Rosemary Sherwood, Just a piece of advice to carry it when you meet boys. (Horseshoe) I, Diane Brones, give this net to Sandra Almelien, so you may catch the boys you go after. (Pish net) I, Sharon Charlson, give this diary to Dorothy Clark so that you may be an angel also. (Diary) I, Richard Dahlby, give this cheating pencil to Maynard Erickson so it may help you as it did me. (Pencil) I, Betty Erickson, give this I to Vera Mae Fibelstad so you may wink at the boys as I did. (Letter I) I, David Rinden, give this A in deportment to Dennis Brunsvold if you need it. (Letter A) I, David Hrubetz, give this light bulb to Lynn Schmidt, hope you come up with some bright ideas. (Light bulb) I, Wayne Medlang, give this license to go steady with three girls at one time to Roger Dahlby, hope you have as much fun as I did. (License) I, Jerry Otterstad, give these instructions on how to slide on ice with a car to Karen Dahlby. (Paper) I, Gary Tenold, give this map of Garner to Dennis Bilyeu so you may know all the parking places as I do. (Map) I, Don Timm, give this watch to Marshall Arneson,so you can know when it's 9:30 whether you are in Fertile or Lake Mills. (Watch) I, Richard Dahlby, give these sleeping pills to John Robert Elwood, so you may sleep in study hall. (Pills) I, Betty Erickson, give all the dates I didn't use to Ardythe Furness,they will come in handy, I'm sure. (Dates) I, Jerry Otterstad, give this lock of educated red hair to Marlyne Bilyeu, so that you also may be smart. (Lock of hair) I, Diane Brones, give ray magic wave set to Ann Marie Evenson, so you can have the curly hair I had after basketball practice. (Bottle) I, Don Timm, give to Charles Erickson this weight, to build up all your muscles (Sack of Junk) I, Gary Tenold, give to Lynn Schmidt this clock that always stop right at mid- night, so you never get home late. (Clock) I, Wayne Medlang, give Arlen Stensrud this secret method of having a date any night of the week without the coach finding out. It really comec in handy. (Paper) I, David Rinden, give to John Bang, this golden straw to use on Mr. Ennen.I hope it gets you as far as it did me. (Straw) I, Sharon Charlson, give to Mary Reinsmoen a pair of glasses to replace your others so you may drive straight down the middle of the road. (Glasses) I, Bob Lura, give my ability to ctit up in class to Stephen Dahlby. (Scissors) I, David Hrubetz, give to Mr. Leonhart, the De Soto lover, a share of stock in the General Motors co.,or if you would rather use it for a down payment on a nes good car—Chevrolet only. (Paper) I, Connie Anderson, give to Dolores Clark this spoon, since she seem bashful. I hopfe that it may help her discover that spooning is very enjoyable as I did.(Spoon) I, Bob Lura, give my ability to Richard Hrubetz to be a big wheel. (Wheel) Student- I wonder if you remember me? Years ago you asked me to marry you.” Absent-minded Professor- Ah, yes, and did you? Mr. Hemesath- Now please pay careful attention, I am going to drop two dimes into this glass of acid. Will it dissolve? Don Timm- No, sir Mr. Hemesath- No?, will you explain why to the class? Don Timm- Because if it would you wouldn't drop them in the acid. Wayne- The speaker certainly made a hit. Gary- What did he talk about? Wayne- About five minutes. Northwood, Iowa Lake Mills, Iowa P OEM In nineteen forty-one, you know. Our class was born with faces aglow. It was also in this fateful year, The terrible war was drawing near. As time went on we started to school. And there we learned the golden rule. We learned to read and write and count. And as we learned, the years did mount. We soon were passed to the Junior High, There too for us the years did fly. Then we went on to our Freshman year. And initiation was almost here. Next we were Sophomores so big and bold. Who to the freshman instructions we told. Next we were Juniors with all our migh$, And then we knew we were really bright. Now we are Seniors, so proud are we. We strut around for all to see. Graduation is here: we knew that some day. We 'd leave Joice High and each go our way. Strange and frustrated at times were we, To know Just exactly what we would be. We will decide where we shall go. Into the world our talents to show. Connie Andersoi Robert Lura CLASS MOTTO The first step to greatness is honesty CLASS COLORS Aqua and Silver 6Lass flower White Carnation WILL We the members of the Senior Class of 1959, upon departing from dear old Joice High School, do hereby publish and declare this our last will and testament: I, Bob Lura, will to Dennis Aasland all my brains which I forgot to use. Use them to the best of your ability. I, Connie Anderson, will to Ardythe Furness my walk. It takes years of hard work and a lot of practice. I, Diane Brones, will to Gloria Charlson my ability to get every boy I go for, even if he isn't much. I, Wayne Medlang, will to Maynard Erickson my ability to write love letters. I know he needs this desperately. I, David Hrubetz, will to Dennis Brunsvold my abilitv to be at Waldorf College every week-end.(Hope ypu have as much fun as I did, Dennis) I, Richard Dahlby, will to Russell Lura my ability to watch the clock in Study Hall. Time surely does go slow! I, Gary Tenold, will to Charles Erickson my long lanky legs. Hope he makes use of them in basketball as I did. I, David Rinden, will to Richard Hrubetz my speech ability. Hope he makes good use of it. I, Jerry Otterstad, will to Roger Dahlby my ability to drive with one hand. I make better use of the other hand. I, Betty Erickson, will to Rosemary Sherwood my ability to write love letters in study hall and get caught. I, Don Timm, will to John Elwood my ability to sleep in study hall and not get caught. Surely are some mightly long days. Anderson Phillips 66 Lake Mills, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Square Deal Hatchery Emmons, Minnesota Class Will continued I, Sharon Charlson, will to Diane Colby my ability to get tips at the drive-in. It was fun to do better than you sometimes. The Senior Class wills to Mrs. Emmons, a new 1959 Chevy because she is in need of a new car badly. The Senior Class wills to Mr. Ennen, a book on all his speeches delivered to us Seniors this year, so he may use them over again. The Senior Class wills to Mrs. Slattum a five gallon pall so sne will have some- thing to put all those pennies in, that she got from us at play practice. The Senior Class wills to Mr. Leonhart the novel. Great Ceaser's Ghost, so that he may read it to his History Classes as he did to us. The Senior Class wills to Mr. Hemesath, a set of encyclopedias so he won't have to use us to write it page by page. The Senior Class wills to Miss Wiger all the paper she has wasted writing down how many pages we could get into the annual before October 15. Jerry Otterstad David Hrubetz Mike's Repair Joice, Iowa SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune (Goodnight Ladies) Farewell High School Farewell High School Farewell High School We hone we have done well. We will all be back sometime Back sometime Back sometime We will all be back sometime To see all our good friends here. Farewell teachers Farewell teachers Farewell teachers We know you'll miss us too. We hope you will remember us Remember us Remember us We hope you will remember us And appreciate what we've done. Farewell Juniors Farewell Juniors Farewell Juniors We hope you will miss us too. We have tried to help you out Help you out Help you out We have tried to help you out Of all the troubles you've had. Farewell Sophomores Farewell Sophomores Farewell Sophomores We want to salute you too. We hone you will enjoy your work Enjoy your work Enjoy your work We hope you will enjoy your work In the best school in the land. Betty Erickson Gary Tenold Farewell Freshmen Farewell Freshmen Farewell Freshmen We tried to give you a start. We hope that you will make it through Make it through Make it through We hope that you will make it through Our dear Joice High. . _ Q . First National Bank THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Emmons, Minnesota SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It is now I960, and wo invito you to como with us on a Journoy of tho groat and glorious Unitod Statos. Wo aro about to viow tho lives of twelve middle-aged, averag American People, who were once members of tho Joico High School Class of 1959. Wayn© Medl ng, the famous New York Brain Specialist, received emergency call from Hawaii, Which has enjoyed statehood now for 20 years. Duo to the serious brain storm of a wealthy plantation owner, which sent him into a coma, Wayne decided it to his advantage to prepare to leave immediately. Quickly, he informed his private nurse of nis duty, and told her that he would pick her up in a few minutes. He arrived shortly and who did we see but Diane Brones, dressed in white, and with an air of responsibility. Diane had worked her way to one of the most prominent nurses in the United States after her experience at the Kahler Hospital and Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minnesota. She was also a private nurse at the John Hopkins Hospital, and had thus been chosen by Wayne to be his private nurse. In less than twenty minutes Diane and Wayne were at the Timra-Awhile Airport. While purchasing their tickets they noticed a big, burley, handsome looking young man who picked up their bags and proceeded toward the runway. Much to Diane's amusement and surprise she discovered it was the President of the airport, Don Timm. Don told them that he was the majority stockholder of this enormous airport and had recognized them; so he picked up their baggage. After boarding one of Timm’s special planes, Wayne decided to go to the cockpit and ask the pilot tho expected time of their arrival in Hawaii. As he entered the fur lined cockpit, he became aware that the Colonel piloting the plane was none other but their former classmate, Gary Tenold. Gary was relieved of his duties by the co-pilot and Wayne and he sat down for a long reminiscence of old times. Wayne found out that uoon graduation Gary entered the Air Foree and liked it so well that he made a career out of flying. Gary said Timm was an excellent person to work for, as he has all his crews working a twenty hour week. Meanwhile Diane ordered a cup of coffee and leaned back for a rest. As she w s about to fall asietr, sne was startled ov a somewhat iamillar voice of the beautiful hostess, which belonged to none other than Betty Erickson. Both Diane and Betty were so overjoyed at seeing each other, that in no time they were involved in a good old buzzing conversation. The old rule that you must be unmarried to be an airline girl, as Timm calls his hostesses, was still enforced. Betty, with all her charm, glamour and finesse was busy telling Diane about all the boyfriends that would contact her at the airports and show her the city on the lay offs. It seemed that .Betty was still up to some old tricks she started in high school, land them and leave them. All too soon their conversation was interrupted by the landing of the plane and Dr. Medlang and his nurse had to bid farewell to their old classmates. As they were looking around for a taxle, the clerk at the airport kindly said that the Cadilac Service of David Hrubetz would be at their service, (Yes, the same David Hrubetz who graduated from Joice High School in 1959). As one of David’s nice now cads arrived, it was David himself, with one of the natives. The chauffeur had extreme courtesy and helped them in the limousine and asked their destination. While on the way, David was happy to tell of his experiences since he left the Joice High School. First, the day after he graduated, he was married to his high school flame from Northwood, but after a few months David deserted her and exiled himself to the Islands.. Here he married one of the native dancers and now has twelve lovely little Hawaian daughters. He strudk it rich and is now operating one of the largest up to date automobile services on the Islands. After arriving at the plantation they said good-bye to David and thanked him for his kindness and wonderful service. Dr. Medlang and Diane rushed to the wealthy plantation owner, wnere at his bed side, an examination was made of his brain. When they met the rich owner, they were amazed to find that It was the little red-head who graduated with them in 1959. Dr. Median? made his examination and found that Jerry's brain was functioning Just like it was in high school, spasmodically. The Dr. cam© to the conclusion that Jerry had a bad case of ruptured ulcers. No doubt, he hai lost a lot of sleep worrying about his millions. Jerry introduced his wife, Sharon Charlson, another classmate of the class of 1959. Jerry and Sharon told their story about how everything they had done had made them a lot of money, and the plantation in Hawaii was the best of all. Dr. Medlang told Mr. Otterstad that his illness was a stomach ache. Jerry then said it was the first time Sharon had cooked a meal since she left home, many years ago. It so happened that their regular cook got sick and so Sharon had to cook the meals. We don’t think Jerry’s illness was because Sharon’s cooking was so awful. Jerry was so satisfied with Sharon's cooking, that he made a pig of himself and ate too much. He and Sharon were still the same little love birds they were in high school. (Sharon and Jerry kept a lot of secrets from their class members.) There was no doubt about it, Sharon was one of the most beautiful girls on the Islands. Jerry would be the first to agree. While showing us a picture of their grown children, Jerry sparkled like the well known Santa Claus. It was no surprise, when Jerry informed Diane and Dr. Medlang that Sharon was in charge of all the Girls' I4.-H Clubs on the Islands. Fertile Lumber Company Fertile, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Jefferson Ford Garage Kensett, Iowa Prophesy Continued Much to their regret, Diane and Wayne found it necessary to end their visit at the Otterstads. As it turned out, it was more of a class gettogether than a medical call. Sharon had already made arrangements for their return trip home via the ocean liner, the United States. One of Hrubetz’s black cadilacs arrived to transport them to the port. After getting settled on the luxury liner, they relaxed by the swimming pool. A short middle-aged gentleman, who was sitting beside them, with a cap over his eyes to keep the sun out, was puffing continually on a big black cigar. When he lifted up his cap, Diane and Wayne both recognized Bob Lura. Bob recognized them too, and told them that he owned one of the largest cigar manufacturing companies in the world, the factory being located in Los Angles, California. Bob was Just returning from China where he had made arrangements for some cheap laoor. Wayne and Bob got into a little argument about cigar smoking and health. Bob still hadn’t changed his mind about the women and was evidently content and happy to be a bachelor. As it was getting later Diane and Wayne returned to their rooms trying to get a good nights rest. There was so much commotion that it was impossible to get any sleep. At breakfast the next day Diane and Wayne commented about the noise in the hall during the night. As they went back to their rooms after breakfast, they heard a lot of noise and giggles in room 21 down the hall. They knocked gently on the door and immediately it was opened by one, two, three, four, five, to be correct, it was six energetic youngsters all giving out a hearty welcome and smiles, plus a lot of little goo goo giggles. It reminded them of Connie Anderson back in high school. Sure enough who should appear but Connie, to quiet the youngsters. She� was blushing pink and happy to see her old classmates. She quickly quieted her youngsters and they sat down for a chat. She explained that her husband George Burkinshiner, the famous diplomat, and she and the family were on the way home to Chicago after a pleasure trip to the Orient. Shortly after graduation, a chance to model was offered to her from the fashion center in New York City. After a few months she met and fell in love with George. In the high school days, it seemed she always had a liking for the name George. After arriving in San Francisco, they waved good-bye to Connie and her family and went to the railroad station and made reservations for their return trip home. Noticing that their train was going through Iowa, they decided to stop off at Mason City and spend the evening. Then they could drive to their old home town for a visit with old friends. After arriving in Mason City they promptly rented a car and started out toward Joice. They soon pulled up in front of the Joice Public School, which by that time, tripled in size. This was due to the fact that a factory had been build in Joice and it had grown tremendously. As they were driving through town they noticed a nice new buying station with a sign that read,Richard Dahlby and Sons. Dr. Medlang and Miss Brones decided to drive out to the Dahlby farm to see Richard. When they arrived and saw the once average sized Dahlby farm which had now grown to four thousand acres and under the present ownership of Richard. Richard told them that he and his eleven sons were now milking fifty cows. This averaged out to be six cows every morning as well as every evening for each man to milk. It seems that Richard was having Just as hard a time to modernize in this day and age as it was for him when he was in high school He had made a successful start in life and who could ask for anything better than his eleven boys. Richard invited Diane and Wayne into his home to meet his wife Karen, who as a most generous host served them to lunch, as Wayne and Diane told Richard abodt seeing all the high school classmates except David Rinden. Richard told them quit a bit about David Rinden. After graduation David had gone to school and majored in Speech and Journalism. He was assistant editor of the Mason City Globe Gazette for around five years. While in Mason City he was in great demand as a public speaker. He also mentioned that the former Dorothy Schott had become David’s charming wife and always was at his side. (This was quite a shock to Dr. Medlang as Dorothy and he had been high school sweethearts.) After leaving Mason City David spent about ten years as an energetic newspaper worker in Chicago and was at present in New York City. After this interesting visit with Richard he took them to the airport where he watched them board a Jet for New York City. At the Timm-Awhile Airport Wayne picked up a newapaper, and there almost as big as life on the front page was a picture that caught their eye. It was David, Dorothy and their family, which consisted of three sets of twins. Besides the picture was a large feature article about David becoming editor of the New York Times.(A daily newspaper the world depends upon.) Diane said that she was anxious to visit with David and Dorothy, but Wayne said he had to return to his regular practice, and could not take any more time off for visiting. This gives you some of the highlights in the lives of the graduating class of Joice High School back in 1959. Yes,you guessed it, a few months later Diane and a certain Doctor named Wayne Medlang were also happily married. Diane Brones Wayne Medlang A handful of the good life is worth a bushel of learning. (Spurgeon) Great lives never go out, they go on. (Benjamin Harrison) Grundmeier Hatchery Feeds Northwood, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Manly State Bank Manly, Iowa JUNIORS Lynn Schmidt Karen Dahlby Marshall Arneson Dorothy Schott Philip Erickson Ardythe Furness Dennis Bilyeu Dorothy Clark Rosemary Sherwood Linda Nagle Mrs. Emmons Advisor JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET SONG IN MY HEATTT The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Spanish Dining Room of the Hotel Albe in Albert Lea, Minnesota, at 6:30 p.m. on the evening of April 10th.The banouet which was carried out in the theme of Song In My Heart , was enjoyed by all the seniors, faculty and juniors. MEND Tuning Up Rhythm Sticks Heart Drops Hi-Fi Supreme Rhapsody In Green Sugared Hearts Syncopation Fluff Interlude PROGRAM H-eartbeat----------------------- E-choes-------------------------- A-ngels-------------------------- R-ock and Roar------------------- T-ime Flies----------------—----- S-igning Off--------------------- •Mr. Heartbreaker •Mr. A Minor •Sharps and Flats ■Miss High C •Mr. B Sharp ■Disc Jockey THIS PAGE L. E. Plummer, Lawyer Northwood, Iowa SPONSORED BY: Farmers Merchants State Bank Lake Mills, Iowa OPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Dennis Brunsvold Diana Kittleson John Elwood Kay Johnson Dennis Aasland Sandra Larson Stephen Dahlby Roger Dahlby Diane Colby Maynard Erickson Sandra Alraelien Paul Erickson Richard Lura John Bang Mrs. Slattum Advisor Xl FRESHMEN THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: STENSRUD CO-OP SERVICE JOICE,IOWA Richard Hrubetz Jo Ann Bakken Gloria Charlson Dorothy Clark Arlyn Stensrud Mavis Schmidt Mary Relnsmoen Ann Marie Evenson woeRy Russel Lura Kathyrn Dietrich Vera Mae Flbelstad Marlyne Bllyeu Charles Erickson Mr. leonhart Advisor P 1 FAVORITE SNAPSHOTS ' ' THIS PACE SPONSORED BY Stamp Milling Co Lake Mills, Iowa Northwood Co-op Elevator Nor thwood, Iowa CTIVITIES ANNUAL Left to right - Front row - Connie Anderson, Sharon Cherlson, David Rlnden, Diane Brones, Gary Tenold, and Betty Erickson. Back row - Robert Lura, Jerry Otterstad, Donald Timm, David Hrubetz, Mr. Ennen, Miss Wiger, Richard Dahlby, and Wayne Medlang. ANNUAL STAFF Editor-In-Chief...... Assistant Editor.... Business Managers... Boys Sports Editor.. Girls Sports Editor. Art Editor........... Pho to graphers....... Music Editor........ Speech Editor....... Grade School Editor. Typists........ Advisors ...David Rinden Sharon Charlson ....Gary Tenold Wayne Medlang ..David Hrubets ...Diane Brones Jerry Otterstad •Richard Dahlby Donald Timm Connie Anderson ....Robert Lura ..Betty Erickson .Connie Anderson Diane Brones Betty Erickson David Rinden .......Mr. Ennen Miss Wiger THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: JOICE CO-OP CREAMERY JOICE, IOWA Left to right—Betty Erickson, Jo Ann Bakken, Mary Reinsmoen, Kay Johnson, Sandra Larson, Diane Brones, Karen Dahlby, Sharon Charlson, Diane Colby, Mrs. Slattum NEWSPAPER STAFF First row left--David Rinden,Karen Dahlby,Diane Brones,Mrs. Slattum, Dorothy Schott, Connie Anderson Back row left—Marlyne Bilyeu, Ralphene Chodur, Janelle Schmidt, Rosemary Sherwood, Ardythe Furness, Sharon Charlson,Diane Colby,Sandra Larson, Betty Erickson, Gloria Charlson, Jo Ann Bakken, Mary Reinsmoen, Vera Mae Fibelstad SENIOR CLASS PLAY Characters Mr. Hamilton..... Mrs. Hamilton... Richard Hamilton Junior Hamilton. Redford Sandberg Marilyn Hamilton Bert Hemingway.. Gloria Hamilton. Margy Hamilton.. Everett Parker.. Cop.............. Miss Alder......... Grandpa.......... Director......... ......David Rlnden ...Sharon Charlson .....Wayne Mediang .......Robert Lura ...Jerry Otterstad ......Diane Brones .......Gary Tenold ....Betty Erickson .......Kay Johnson .......Donald Timm ....Richard Dahlby ...Connie Anderson .....David Hrubetz Mrs. Duane Slattum FELCO THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. JOICE, IOWA «unior Class Play CHARACTERS ....Dennis Bllyeu •Marshall Ameson Rosemary Sherwood ...Dorothy Schott ..Philip Erickson ..Ardythe Furness .....Karen Dahlby .....Lynn Schmidt ....Dolores Clark .....Linda Nagle PLACE: Office of Promotions, Limited TIME: The Present Aot I: A Summer Day Act II: The Next Day Act III: The Next Day BE WE HU ACTS: Vocal Solo: Hula Hoop Demonstration: DIRECTOR: Mrs. Duane Slattura STUDENT DIRECTOR: Connie Anderson GIVEN: Wednesday, October 8, 8:00 P. M. Marlyne Bilyeu Vera Fibelstad Jo Ann Bakken Joyce Rusley Johnny Reynolds, President of Promotions Limited..., Charlie Smith, Vice President of Promotions Limited Margaret Procter, Johnny's sweetheart................ Harriet Jones, Secretary of Promotions Limited....... J. August Peabody, A mousey inventor................. Roberta Heraple, A spinster........................ Ruby Wilson, Charwoman of the building............... Lars Larson, Janitor of the building................. Mrs. Henry Brown, A wealthy socialite................ Blossom, Her eighteen year old daughter.............. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Duffy's Drive-in Lake Mills, Iowa Moe's Jewelry Lake Mills, Iowa ALL SCHOOL PLAY PAINT THE TOWN PINK CHARACTERS Mr. Clarke, Principal of Mansfield High Sally Renwlck, His secretary........... Rem Tyler, Principal-for-a-day......... Christy Smith, His secretary-for-a-day. Teachers-for-a-day Students-fo r-a-day Mr. Wilkinson Mrs. Lawton, A school board member.... Rose Ryan, A reporter.................. Mr. Kessler, A radio executive......... Winnie Page, A weather girl............ Johnson, A painter..................... Al, A delivery boy..................... Mrs. Ramsey, President of the P.T.A... Moran, A policeman...................� Chief Foster, Of the Police Force...... Radio Technicians Mayor Langford, Mayor of Mansfield.... Radio Voice............................ Loretta June Ruthie Nan Louise Herb Warren Miss Carey Miss Hughes ......David Rinden ....Dorothy Schott ..Marshall Arneson .....Sandra Larson Diane- Brones Ann Marie Evenson Mary Relnsmoen Jo Ann Bakken Betty Erickson Wayne Medlang Dennis Bilyeu Mrs. Emmons Miss Wiger Mr. Hemesath .......Diane Colby Vera. Mae Fibelstad .......Gary Tenold ......Karen Dahlby ...Philip Erickson .......Russell Lura ...Sharon Charison ......Paul Erickson .....Richard Dahlby Arlen Stensrud Robert Lura ......David Hrubetz ........Robert Lura PLACE: The principal's office of Mansfield High TIME: The Present Act I; Friday morning, about nine o'clock Act II: Friday afternoon, about two o'clock Act III: Friday evening BETWEEN ACTS: Rhythm Band: Kindergarten Vocal Duet: Mr. and Mrs. Clark Morphew DIRECTOR: Mrs. Duane Slattum STUDENT DIRECTORS: Kay Johnson and Sharon Charlson GIVEN: Wednesday, November 12, 8:00 P.M. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Granskou and Christianson Insurance Joicd, Iowa Eli Colby Peat Co. Hanlontown, Iowa Speech Left to right-First row—Dorothy Clark, Rosemary Sherwood, Betty Erickson, Kay Johnson, Diane Colby, JoAnn Bakken, Mary Reinsmoen, Marlyne Bllyeu, Ann Marie Evenson, Gloria Charlson, and Sharon Charlson. Second row--David Rlnden, Linda Naple, Ardythe Furness, Connie Anderson, Diane Brones, Dorothy Schott, Vera Mae Fibelstad, Karen Dahlby, Sandra Larson, Sandra Almelien, Mavis Schmidt and Mrs. Duane Slettum, Director. Third row—Robert Lura, Maynard Erickson, Dennis Bil- yeu, Wayne Kedlang, Gary Tenold, Philip Erickson, Marshall Arneson, Richard Lura, Arlyn Stensrud, Stephen Dahlby, Russel Lura, and Charles Erickson. WINNERS V°8 o AP� D to Left to ripht-Karen Dahl- by, Arlen Stensrud, and Sharon Charlson. THIS PAGE SPONSORED 3YJ RADIO SPEAKING Hazels Northwood, Iowa Lande Hardware Lake Mills, Iowa ° IGINal LOCAL WINNERS SSU”1 4 ’ {JW « � = iert «nd EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Left to Right—Wayne Medlang,Richard Lura, Gary Tenold and Arlen Stensrud Peterson Furniture Lake Mills, Towa THIS P40 SPONSORED BY: Larry's Clothing Lake Mills, Iowa CONTEST ONE ACT PLAY Left to Right- Sandra Larson, Diane Colby, Wayne Medlang, David Rinden, and Dorothy Schott SPEECH COACH AND DIRECTOR CHARACTERS Robert Owens.David Rinden Dorothy Owens.........Dorothy Schott Hattie...............Sandra Larson Williams.............Wayne Medlang Estelle Durand........Diane Colby HIGH SCHOOL BAND THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BETHAHY LUTHERAN CHURCH JOICE, IOWA MIXED CHORUS Left to Right- Mrs. Emmons, Director. Front row- Dorothy Clark, Linda Nagle, Jo Ann Bakken, Ann Marie Evenson, Mary Relnsmoen, Sandra Larson, Sandra Alm- elien, Betty Erickson, Vera Mae Fibelstad and Marlyne Bilyeu. Second row- Dolores Clark, Rosemary Sherwood, Kay Johnson, Diana Kittleson, Ardythe Fur- ness, Connie Anderson, Karen Dahlby, Sharon Charlson, Dorothy Schott, Diane Colby, Gloria Charlson and Diane Brones. Back row-Dennis Bilyeu,Richard Hr- ubetz, Stephen Dahlby, V ayne Medlang, David Hrubetz, Arlen Stensrud, David Rinden, Gary Tenold, Dennis Brunsvoid, John Elwood and Robert Lura. THTS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BOYS GLEE CLUB Left to right—Mrs. Emmons, Director, Front row-Charles Erickson, Mark Reins- mnan Russell Lura. Marvin Evenson, Steven Charlson, Daniel Rinden, and John Dahlby. Second row-Dennis Bilyeu, Richard Hmbetz, Stephen r)ahlby, Donald Timm, Robert Lura, Dennis Brunsvold, Ro er Dahlby, and Rosemary snerwood, Ac- companist. Back row-Richard Lura, Wayne Medlang, Arlan Stensrud, David Hrub- etz, David Rinden, Marshall Arneson, Gary Tenold, and John Robert alwood. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Left to right-Mrs. Ermons, Director, Front row-Dorothy Clark, Ann Marie Jen- son, Sandra Larson, Mary Reinsmoen, Sandra Almelien, Vera 1-ae G'ioei30ad, Ralphene Chodur, VaLois Bang, Marlyna Rilyeu, and Donna Timm. Second row- Linda Nagle, Delores Clark, JoAnn Bakken, Rosemary Sherwood, Connie Anderson, Janet Evans, Gloria Charlson, Diane Brones, Betty Erickson, and Arlouene Olson, Back row-Kay Johnson, Diana Kittleson, Ardythe Furness, Karen Dahlby, Sharon Charlson, Dorothy Schott, and Diane Colby. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Farmers Co-op Elevator Lake Mills, Iowa Bowen's Food Center Lake Mills, Iowa GIRLS QUARTET Left to right-Dlane Bronea.Dorothy Schott,Karen Dahlby.and Rosemary Sherwood DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET Front row left-Rosemary Sherwood.Dorothy Schott, Karen Dahlby, and Diana KIttleson BOYS QUARTST Loft to rlght-Dennis Bilyeu,Wayne Medians, Gary Tenold.David Rinden, Vrs. Emmons, Director MADRIGAL GROUP Front row left-Llana Klttleson, Diane Brones, Dorothy Schott, Karen Dahlby, Diane Colby, Rosemary Sherwood Back row left-David Rinden, Gary Tenold, Wayne Medlang,Dennis Bllyeu Mrs. Emmons, Director TRIO Xeft to Right: Diana Kittleson, Diane Brones, Rosemary Sherwood, Karen Dahlby, Dorothy Schott, Diane Colby, and Mrs. Emmons, Dir. Field's Super Market Keister, Minnesota THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Bang's Hardware Kensett, Iowa MIXED QUARTET Left to rlght-Davld Rlnden, Dorothy Schott, Karen Dahlby and Wayne Medlang DOUBLE BOYS QUARTET Front row left-Wayne Medlang, David Hrubetz, David Rlnden, Gary Tenold, Mrs. Emmons, Director Northwood Super Fair Northwood, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Klester Auto Co Kiester,Minnesota HIGH SCHOOL SCI 01 STS Left to right—Front row-Rosemary Sherwood, Connie Anderson, Diane Brones , 3etty Erickson, JoAnn Bakken, Mary elBssoen, Sandra Larson, Dorothy Schott, and Diane Colby. Second row-Davld Rinden, Mrs. Emmons, accompanist, Clark, Karen Dahlby, Linda Nagle, Sandra Almelien, Diana Kittleson, Ardythe Furness, and Marlyne Bllyeu. Back row-Charles Frlckson, John Robert Elwood, Dennis Bllyeu, Stephen Dahlby, Wayne Medlang, Cary Tenold, Dennis Brunsvold, nd Arlen Stensrud. TREBLE HIGH Dorothy Clark Karen Dahlby Diana Kittleson TREBLE MEDIUM Rosemary Shervood Linda Nagle Sandra Almelien Connie Anderson TBNOR David Rinden Gary Tenold Charles Erickson TREBLE LOW Diane Brones Betty Erickson JoAnn Bakken Mary Relnsmoen Sandra Larson Dorothy Schott Diane Colby Ardythe Furness Marlyne Bllyeu BARITONE John Elwood Stephen Dahlby Dennis Brunsvold BASS THIS PAGE SPONSORED BYt Bulk Feed Bins Silos Steel Bins Stanley ’Bud’ Willand JOICE, IOWA PHONE 4814 Automatic Feeding Equipment Silo Inloaders Bunk Augers Automatic Tube F'eeders Dennis Bllyeu Wayne Medlsng Arlen Stensrud CHEERLEADERS GIRLS' SOFTBALL First Row: Left to Right: Jo Ann Bakken, Sandra Larson, Dorothy Clark, Sandra Almelien, and Vera Mae Pibelstad, Second Row: Gloria Charlson, Diane Brones, Kay Johnson, Ann Marie Evenson, Linda Ragle, Mary Reinsraoen, and Marlyne Bilyeu, Third Row: Betty Erickson, Ardythe Furness, Karen Dahlby, Sharon Charlson, Dorothy Schott, Rosemary Sherwood, Mrs Calgaard, Chaperone, and Mr. Eemesath, Coach. FALL SOFTBALL RESULTS OCR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR SCORE 0 Swaledale ib 18 Crystal Lake 10 27 Plymouth 18 6 Meaervey 12 16 Crystal Lake 7 19 Grafton 5 1 Thornton ll 13 Hanlontown 5 BASEBALL Left to right - Front row - Dennis Bllyeu, Stephen Dahlby, and Roger Dahlby Middle row - Marshall Arneson, Don Timm, Wayne Medlang, Gary Tenold, Rich- ard Dahlby, David Hrubetz, and Coach D.D.Leonhart. Rack row - Maynard Erick- son, Paul Erickson, Dennis 3runsvold, Russel Lura, Richard Hrubetz, Philip Erickson, Jerry Otterstad, Lynn Schmidt, Arlen Stensrud, and Charles Erickson JOICE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL STATISTICS Name Roger Dahlby Marshall Arneson Wayne Medlang Richard Dahlby Gary Tenold Donald Timm Dennis Bllyeu Stephen Dahlby David Hrubetz Lynn Schmidt Jerry Otterstad Team AB. H. k5 17 56 18 5U 25 UU 21 UO 17 56 18 U2 10 35 10 15 1 22 1 8 0 i|06 136 ELL ri 3 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: JOICE LOCKERS JOICE, IOWA GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right-First Row--JoAnn Bakken, Vera Mae Fibelstad, Marlyne Bilyeu and Sandra Laraon. Second Row—Mr. Hemesath, Coach, Kay Johnson, Karen Dnhlby, Dorothy Schott, Gloria Charlson, Rosemary Sherwood, Dorothy Clark, and Mrs. Calgaard, Chaperone. Third Row—Connie Anderson, Manager, Sandra Almeller Delores Clark, Ardythe Furness, Betty Erickson, Ann Marie Evenson, Mary Reins- moen, Linda Nagle, and Diane Colby, Manager. Dorothy Schott GR. 11 POS. F GP 19 Kay Johnson 10 F 19 Marlyne Bilyeu 9 F 19 Vera Mae Fibelstad 9 G 19 JoAnn Bakken 9 G 19 Sandra Larson 10 G 19 Rosemary Sherwood 11 F 12 Haren Dahlby 11 G 12 Gloria Charlson 9 F 6 Ardythe Furness 11 G 2 Betty Erickson 12 P 2 Linda Nagle 11 F 1 FG. FTMD. FTM. FTg TP. 99 59 68 U6 257 98 86 126 25 282 70 78 68 19 218 8 5 5 2 21 2 2 100 6 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: State Farm Insurance, T. M. Shawhan Lake Mills, Iowa Helgeson Motor Lake Mills, Iowa OUR LADDER BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS Dorothy Schott Kay Johnson BASKETBALL LETTER-WINNERS JUNIORS Karen Dahlby Dorothy Schott Rosemary Sherwood Carpenter 57 - 22 Thompson 63 - 22 Hanlontown 67 - M Plymouth U7 - ko Thornton 76 - ko Fertile 57 - 2k Grafton 85 - 22 Swaldale 5k - M Rock Falls 62 - 11 Fertile 56 - kl Grafton 6U - ik Meservey 87 - ik Hanlontown hi - 22 Plymouth b2 - 22 Thornton 61 - 21 Swaldale 5h - 2k Rock Falls 56 - 21 Oaf ton 67 - J±i Meservey 81 - 21 SOPHOMORES Kay Johnson Sandra Larson FRESHMAN JoAnn Bakken Marlyne Bilyeu Vera Mae Fibelstad SOFTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Dorothy Schott Sandra Larson SOFTBALL LETTER-WINNERS JUNIORS Karen Dahlby Ardythe Furness Dorothy Schott Rosemary Sherwood SOPHOMORES Kay Johnson Sandra Larson FRESHMAN JoAnn Bakken Marlyne Bilyeu Dorothy Clark Vera Mae Fibelstad BOYS EASKETBALL Left to Right—First row, Jerry Otterstad, Marshall Arneson, Wayne Medlang, Gary Tenold, Richard Dahlby, Second row, Dennis Bilyeu, David Hrubetz, Lynn Schmidt,Don Tiim, Philip Erickson, Denni s Bruns void, John Elwood, Mr.Leonhart, Coach, Third row, Russel Lura, Roger Dahlby, Richard Hrubetz, Arlen Stens- rud, Richard Lura, Stephen Dahlby, John Bang, Maynard Erickson and Charles Erickson. BOYS RASKETRALL STATISTICS NAME GR POS GP Wayne Medians 12 F 26 Jerry Otterstad 12 F 26 Marshall Arneson 11 C 22 Gary Tenold 12 G 2? Richard Dahlby 12 G 26 David Hrubetz 12 F 26 Don Timm 12 F 19 John Elwood 10 G 12 Dennis Brunsvold 10 F 12 Arlen Stensrud 9 F 12 Stephen Dahlby 10 F 1 Roger Dahlby 10 G 2 Russel Lura 9 G 2 Philip Erickson 11 C 5 Dennis Bilyeu 11 G k Lynn Schmidt 11 C 6 RB FG FTMD FTM FT PF TP 18« 256 116 .663 55 628 53 163 36 33 .522 kl 372 15k 35 36 17 .685 kk 1Q6 29k l8o 58 21 .707 51 Ul8 55 35 12 12 .500 35 82 133 19 21 19 .525 k7 59 U6 11 0 3 .000 8 22 9 8 2 k .333 8 18 1+ 7 2 10 .166 4 16 30 13 k 2 .666 6 30 2 1 3 2 .600 6 8 0 1 0 0 .000 0 2 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0 0 0 k 2 .666 1 1 1 2 0 0 .000 1 U 3 k 1 1 .200 3 9 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY r PARMER'S SAVINGS BANK JOICE, IOWA OUR LADDER BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS Gary Tenold Wayne Medlang BASKETBALL LETTERMKN SENIORS Richard Dahlby David Hrubetz Wayne Medlang Jerry Otterstad Gary Tenold Don Timm JUNIORS Marshall Arneson SOPHOMORES Dennis Brunsvold John R. Elwood FRESHMEN Arlen Stensrud 1 Rockwell 5U - {±6 1 Lakota 62-21 1 Swaledale k3 - ■ Ventura 71-81 I Thornton M - 2k 1 Thompson 67-21 1 Northwood Keneett 82- 2 1 Hanlon town 51-12, 1 Plymouth 37-60 1 Thornton la - 21 ■ Fertile U6 - 6J 1 Swaledale b3 - 21 1 Hanlontown 59-22 1 Plymouth k6 - JO 1 Swaledale kb - j I Rock Falls M - 6£ 1 Fertile 38 - 1 Grafton 5U - 8i 1 Meservey 50-61 1 Hanlontown 37 - M 1 Plymouth 35-62 1 Thornton 29-63 I Swaledale kS - hi | Rock Falls Mi - 12 I Grafton ,, - 6'.- I Meservey 32 - 61t Richard Dahlby Don Timm BASEBALL LETTERMEN SENIORS Richard Dahlby David Hrubetz Wayne Medlang Jerry Otterstad Gary Tenold Don Timm JUNIORS Marshall Arneson Dennis Bllyeu Lynn Schmidt SOPHOMORES Dennis Brunsvold Roger Dahlby Steve Dahlby ■ 'ci 6 1 . t-rIJftTo’TisA V 22 93-6'2 Defats uako THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY! Anderaon Funeral Home Lake Mills. Iova Deluxe Products Corporation Lake Mills, Iowa i -K) THIS PACE SPONSORED BY; Thompson Clothing Mills Theater Lake Mills, Iowa Perry Perley Kathryn's Curley Q Lake Mills, Iowa OUR HELPING HANDS J.J. Gerard, Photographer, «aeon City, Iowa Mr. Cia rk Morphew Sixth Grade 5,6,7, 8 Physical Education Junior High Girls Basketball Nora Springs High School Mason City Junior College, 195 8 Mrs. Arlene Stensrud Fifth Grade 5,6,7, 8 Grade Art High School Kensett, Iowa Waldorf College, 19U6 University of Denver Iowa State Teachers College and Drake 1958 Mason City Junior College Miss Joann James Fourth Grade Clear Lake High School Mason City Junior College, 1957 Miss Janice Boyken Third Grade Buffalo Center High School Waldorf College, 1957 Mrs. Mary Jane Calraard Second Grade Girls Chaperone Lake Mills High School Waldorf College, 1952 Mrs. Sylvia Bakken First Grade Northwood High School Mason City Junior College, 1958 Mrs. LeNora Schott Kindergarten Lake Mills High School Iowa State Teachers College Mason City Junior College Suimers 195U� 1958 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: GGSTAFSON'S A W ROOT BEER STAND LAKE MILLS, IOWA KINDERGARTEN Gordon Dahlby Joyce Rusley Mrs. Shott Teacher r� Randall Stensrud Lonna Hagen Kenneth Klttleson Joyce Nagle Diane Brunsvold Robert Sanden Marilyn Chodur Scott Huso Penny Wllland Stephen Larson Jean Bakken Ronald Hrubetz Mary Lou Naab Frederick Petersburg Bonnie Charlson William Tweeten J. Royal Motel Northwood, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Lake Mills Cleaners Lake Mills, Iowa FIRST GRADE Ruth Ann Naab Joseph Dahlby Ronald Larson Valerie Ennen Stanley Dahlby Lauralea Leonhart Durene Nelson Joseph Larson Kathleen Hrubetz Mardene Anonson Quenten Anderson Mrs. Bakken Teacher SECOND GRADE KE'KO S'liTfS AS PROViOi 0 INTMI BANKING ACT Or 19)1 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: NORTHWOOD STATE BANK NORTHWOOD, IOWA A David Brunavold John Arthur Darwin Groe Candace Willand Jeffery Slattum Lon Gangaei John Leonhart Pamela Willand Galen Reinamoen Rex Ennen Mark Fumeas Mrs. Calgaard Teacher THIRD GRADE Lana Ballandby Wayne Abraham Charles Dahloy Ann Brunsvold Steven Chodur Arlyn Johnson, Ronald Bang Jean Chodur Rachel Anderson Craig Anderson Loren Hrubetz Jane Reinsmoen Wayne Stensrud FOURTH GRADE Nancy Tweed Daniel Oroe Gary Holstad Kerry Tweed Joseph Schmidt Linda Brunsvoid Lon Larson Dwight Anderson Ron Berry Kathleen Kittleson Steven Huso Roger Bang Lon McKee John Nagle Susan Stensrud Robert Reinsmoen Miss James Teacher Ronald's Implement Lake Mills, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: NorthwooJ Truck and Implement Northwood, Iowa FIFTH GRADE Ronald Kalheira Emily Arneson Theresa Nagle David Leonhart Lane Bellandby Carolie Dahlby Patty Furness Laurie Anderson Le Roy Gangsei Nancy Bakken Terry Johnson Donavan Reinsmoen Mrs Stensmd Teacher tirestonc AUTO SUPPLY ( SERVICE STORES THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BOYD IMPLEMENT NORTHWOOD, IOWA SIXTH GRADE Larry Stenarud Barbara Calgaard Jerald Peterson Ellen Arthur Deanna Chodur Richard Schmidt, Jr. Kathym Charlson Dennis Timm Thomas Evans Rosemary Petersburg Allen Guernsey Gloria Klttleson Janet Bang David Dahlby Jon Van Sabben Mr. Morphew Teacher Madison Monson Lockers THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Emmons, Minnesota Veteran's Oil Co. Lake Mills, Iowa SEVENTH GRADE Sharyl Johnson Larry Halverson Curtis Evans Thomas Ennen Marlyn Nagle Gerald Erickson Barry Anonson Thomas Abraham Janelle Schmidt Mr. Hemesath Advisor THIS PAGE SPONSORED BYr HANLONTOWN CO-OP ELEVATOR COMPANY HANLONTOVN, IOWA EIGHTH GRADE Daniel Rinden Marcus Erickson Marvin Evenson JOhn Dahlby Janet Evans Arlouene Olson Donna Timm Ralphene Chodur Valois Bang Steven Charlson Mark Relnsmoen Miss Wiger Advisor SCARECROW DICK GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA Presented Tuesday, October 28, 8:00 P.M. Joice Auditorium Two Soncrs Jean Bakken Diane Brunsvold Bonnie Charlson Marilyn Chodur Gordon Dahlby Lonna Hagen Scott Huso Ronald Hrubetz Kenneth Kittleson SONGS: In A Pumpkin Patch Kindergarten Stephen Larson Mary Lou Naab Joyce Nagle Frederick Petersburg Joyce Rusley Robert Sanden Randall Stensrud William Tweeten Penny Willand Little Jackie Jack Frost CHARACTERS Scarecrow Dick (Chairman of the Local I.O.O.U.S.)•••••••• Sam (Dick's nephew)........................................ Sally (Dick's niece)....................................... Kitty (A scarecrow gossip)................................. Miss Fitt (Secretary pro tem)............................. Patches (A scarecrow clubman)............................. 1st Scarecrow.............................................. 2nd Scarecrow (Playful clubman)............... 3rd Scarecrow (Member of the Scarecrow Union)............. Kate (An expert gardener)................................. Nate (One of Kate's friends)............................... Johnny (Kate's mischievous brother)........................ Polly (Kate's sister)...................................... Dan (A gardener too grown-up to believe Granny's stories) Nan (Another gardener who isn't sure)...................... 1st Gardener. ............. ............................... 2nd Gardener............................................... 3rd Gardener.............................................. £th Gardener (One of Nan's friends)........................ 5th Gardener (Another of Nan's friends).................... Milky (An educated milkweed).......................... Fuszy (His grammar is terrible).....••••� •••••� � ••••••• •• Downy (Uneducated, but practical)...................... ......Mark Reinsmoen .......Daniel Rinden ......Sharyl Johnson .........VaLois Bang ........ .Donna Timm ........Thomas Ennen . ......Curtis Evans .......3arry Anonson .....Gerald Erickson .........Janet Evan3 .....Marcus Erickson ......Marvin Evenson ......Arlouene Olson .....Steven Charlson .....Ralphene Chodur ........David Dahlby ......Allen Guernsey Richard Schmidt, Jr. .......Marilyn Nagle .....Janelle Schmidt .....Larry Halvorson .........Jack Dahlby ......Thomas Abraham CHORUS QF GARDENERS Laurie Anderson Emily Arneson Nancy Bakken Lane Ballandby Carolie Dahlby Patty Furness LeRoy Gangsei Terry Johnson Ronald Kalheim David Leonhart Theresa Nagle Donavan Reinsmoen Ellen Arthur Janet Bang Barbara Calgaard Kathryn Charlson Deanna Chodur Thomas Evans Gloria Kittleson Rosemary Petersburg Jerald Peterson Larry Stensrud Dennis Timm Jon Van Sabben THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: FIELD'S STORE JOICE, IOWA Operetta Cont.-- John Arthur David Brunsvold Hex Ennen Hark Furness Lon Gangsei Darwin Groe John Leonhart Galen Reinsmoen Jeffery Slattum Candace Willand Pamela Willand Dwight Anderson Roger Bang Ron Berry Linda Brunsvold CHORUS OF SCARECROWS Kathy Ennen Daniel Groe Gary Holstad Steven Huso Kathleen Kittleson Lon Larson Lon McKee John Nagle Stanley Olson Robert Reinsmoen Joseph Schmidt Susan Stensrud Kerry Tweed Nancy Tweed CHORUS OF MILKWEEDS Ouenten Anderson Mardene Anonson Joseph Dahlby Stanley Dahlby Valerie Ennen Kathleen Hrubetz Joseph Larson Ronald Larson Lauralea Leonhart Ruth Ann Naab Durene Nelson Wayne Abraham Craig Anderson Rachel Anderson Lana Ballandby Ronald Bang Ann Brunsvold Jean Chodur Steven Chodur Charles Dahlby Loren Hrubets Arlyn Johnson Deborah Nelson Jane Reinsmoen Wayne Stensrud Peter Tweed Debra Tweeten ACT I Kate’s Garden Time: 5 P.M., May 1 ACT II Same Time: 9 P.M., May 1 ACT III Sc. 1 Same Time: 10 A.M., May 2 Sc. 2 Same Time: 8 P.M., May 2 Accompanist Director... Rosemary Sherwood Mrs. E. C. Emmons Farmer's Co-op Elevator Manly, Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Manly Signal Manly, Iowa First row left—D. Timm, S. Johnson, A. Olson, V. Bang, J. Schmidt,J. avans Second row left—Mr. Morphew, Coach, R. Chodur, D. Chodur, E. Arthur, E. Arneson, N. Bakken, T.Johnson, M. Nagle, and Mrs. Stensrud, Chaperone Third row left—J. Bang, B. Calgaard, K. Charlson, R.Petersburg, P.Furness, L. Anderson, C. Dahlby, T. Nagle JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASEBALL SQUAD First row left—M. Erickson, T. Abraham, T. Bnnen, C. Evans, L. Halvorson Second row left—S. Charlson, D. Rinden, M. Reinsmoen,J.Dahlby, B. Anonson, M. Evenson, G.Erickson, R. Schmidt, D. Timm, Mr. Morphew, Coach Third row left—J. Peterson, D. Dahlby, A. Guernsey, D. Reinsmoen, T.Evans, L. Stensrud, L. Gangsei, R. Kalheim, J.Van Sabin,D.Leonhart Heltne1 a Grocery Lake Mills, Iowa Marv's Standard Service Lake Mills, Iowa JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL SCUAD Left to Right-First Row--Sheryl Johnson, Marlyn Naple, Janet Evans, Arlouene Olson, ana Donna Timm. Second Row—Janet Bang, Mr. Clark Morphew, Coach, and Ralphene Chodur. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL SOUAD Left to Right-First Row—Steven Charlson, Mark Reinsmoen, Thomas Ennen, Thomas Abraham, Marvin Evenson, Curtis Evans, Larry Halvorson Second Row—«fr Leon- hart. Coach, Marcus Erickson, John Dahlby, Berry Anonson, Geraia Erickson,and Daniel Rinden. Colman Grain Company Northwood,Iowa THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: Worth County Co-ox Oil Northwood, Iowa GRADE SCHOOL SNAPS BUS DRIVERS Arl7n Mark !escth Kemit Anonson Orvin Tiian THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: RAMSEY SLATTUM CUSTOM SHELLING JOICE, IOWA SCHOOL NOON HOUR FINIS Now the bright rays of sunshine are falling at last. And our stay In this high school too soon will be past. From the lessons we've learned In the days that are gone We look to the future with hope that Is strong. May our lives e'er be guided by love and by pride In the nation whose banner will serve as our guide. OUR PATRONS We, the annual staff, wish to thank our pat- rons for their help and cooperation which made this 1959 edition of the Jo-Hl-Se-An possible. JOICE WHOLE PAGE Parmer's Savings Bank Huso Service Station Bethany Lutheran Church Brones Livestock Ameson Hardware Abraham's Produce Jennings Recreation Joice Lockers Stensrud Service Joice Co-op Elevator Cordon Ins. Agency Field's Store Barber Shop Cecyle's Beauty Shop Rex Super Market 2 Joice Creamery A. A. Saxerud Lumber Co. Slattum Ramsey Shelling Willand Equipment Joe Bakken Tank Wagon Co-op Ser. Evans Drug Store . HALF PAGE Timm's Auto Repair Albin Tvedt, trucking Granskou lc Christianson Ins. Mike's Repair Parmer's Tavern LAKE MILLS MTTeTaTS Service Oil Grotewold Hatchery Farmer's Mutual Ins. Gustafson A W Root Beer Harry's Lanes HALF PAGE Phillips 66 Duffy's Drive-In Maes Jewelry Mills Theater Thompson Clothing Lake Mills Cleaners Peterson's Furniture Perry Ferley Kathryn's Curley Q Farmer's Merchant's State Bank Stamp Milling Lande Hardware Heltnes Grocery Lake Mills Creamery Ronald's Implement Shane's Tap Larry's Clothing Bowen's Pood Center Manecke Variety Monk's Grill EMMONS WHOLE PAG,E Knutson Olien Hardware and Implement Einmons Bros. Garage HALF PAGE Square Deal Hatchery Madson Sc Monson Lockers First National Bank NORTHWOOD WHOLE PAGE Fallgatter's Grocery Grundmeier Hatchery Feeds Northwood Sales Co. Boyd Implement Northwood Bank HALF PAGE Frank Kreamer, Attorney Northwood Super Fair Worth County Co-op Oil Coleman Grain Co. Northwood Truck Sc Implement Northwood Anchor L. E. Plummer, Lawyer Taylor Auto Co. Hazel's Royal Motel KIESTER HALF PAGE Kiester Auto Co. Field's Super Market FERTILE WHOLE PAGE Limestone Products Co. HALF PAGE Fertile Lumber Co. HANLONTOWN WHOtE PAGE Hanlontown Elevator HALF PAGE Eli Colby Peat Co. Jennings Produce MANLY half Page Manly State Bank Manly Signal Farmer's Co-on Elevator KENSETT HALF PAGE B ng's Ha rdws re Jefferson Ford Garage FOREST CITY Thorson, Thorson Madson, One and one half page HALF PAGE Forest City Greenhouse DONATIONS Forest City Chamber of Commerce 0'Bruns Dept. Store, Northwood Hagen's Radio T.V., Lake Mills Young's Soda Grill, Northwood Veenker Drug Co., Northwood Farmer's Certified Mill, Fertile Coast To Coast, Northwood H. P. Grocery, Manly Colby Pioneer Peat Co., Hanlontown Fertile Lockers Ser., Fertile Fertile Co-op Ser., Fertile Decker Bros., Mason City Carlton Stewart, Mason City INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS Publish !s Cover Moooloctiiieit look Binders FACTORY HOME OFMCE Kansas City