Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1956 volume:

I Nu- Ai LN 53 9' -.Wann TF C W T 'W ,Www FW Comment Staff 3rd ROW: D. Miles, Powers, P. Petefson, M. Speuhler, Russell, West, Dickinson Wolfmeyer, Mierotto, Bloom, I. Huiskamp, Carrell, Lockett, Eckland, McCullough E. Huiskamp, Gammon, lobe, Busch, Kamps, I. Testman. 2nd ROW: Franzen, Glas gow, Cruze, B. Peterson, Landman, K. Sigmund, Varner, Coop. lst ROW: Bauswell Lofton, Mahannah, Miller, Fletcher, Weissenburger, Eaton, Walker, Thomas, Stump The Comment Staff of l956 Presents THE COMMENT Keokuk Senior High School Keoku k, Iowa Senior Class Ufficers Dick Davis .............. President Marilyn Landman ..... . . .. . . Secretary Marie Spuehler. . . . . Vice-President Iudy Glasgow . . .... Treasurer Sophomore Class Officers Ruger Boyd ....... ........ Tr easurer Barbara Huiskamp. . . . . President Betty Fogle . . . . . . . . Secretary Hurley Hanley .' . . . . Vice-President Class Ufficers Junior Class Officers Jackie Glasgow ......... Vice Iackxe Huiskamp. . . . . Art Baker ..... . . Iim Bauswell. . . . -President Secretary President Treasurer 0 MIN X JAMES ARVIDSON. . . Men of few words are the best. TILDEN BOTTGER. . . Thou gh the most be players, some must be spectators. 5' 1 JAMES BILLINGS. . .W1sely and slow. GARY BOWLES. . .All for .one, one for all. DEAN BODE. . .I never like' being hi back. t without striking IoANN BRASHER. . .As good as gold. DONALD BRACKELSBURG. . Win without boasting. RHODA IO BURR. . . Dis tinction without differ ence. GOLDIE BROWN. . .A mer ry heart does good like a medicine. LARRY BUSCH. . .Wit mak es its own welcome. GENE BUERKLIN. . . Good to be merry. CLARENCE CARTER. . . S11 ence is deep as Eternity. SUZANNE CASADY. . . Size is not grandeur. MICHAEL COOPER. . .A fr- iend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. SARA CHAMBERS. . . Stren- gth through joy. DELBERT CUSTER. . .We cannot all be masters. JOE COOP. . . The monu- ments of wit survive the monuments of power. RICHARD DABNEY. . .A cl- ear conscience is a sure card. KENNETH DAINS. . . I'l1 find a way or make it! KENNETH DAVIS. . . He was ever precise in promise- keeping. SALLY DAINS. . . Little st- rokes fell great oaks. SANDRA DIMOND. . . Pat- ience is the best remedy for every trouble. RICHARD DAVIS. . .The greater the man the great- er the courtesy. SARA DICKINSON. . . Fri- ends are made, not born. KENNETH DOBSON. . . The force of his own merit ma- kes his way. MARTHA ELLISON. . . S11- ence more musical than any song. IACK ECKLAND. . . Words sweet as honey from his lips d1sti11'd. MARY BLLISON. . . The sw- eetest soul that ever loo- k'd with human eyes. BILL ELDER. . . Everything comes if a man will only wait. IO BETH EVVING. . . Be sil- ent and safe. SANIJQA FIELDS. . .The sm- ile that won't come off. DEBS GAMMON .... The grass stoops not, she treads on it so light. SHARON FLETCHER. . . Knowledge is power. CONNIE GARDNER. . .I would help others, out of a fellow-feeling. VIRGINIA FRANZEN. . . Good words are wath much, and cost little. IUDY GLASGOW. . .A pro- mise made ls a debt un- paid. SALLY GINSBERG. . . The contagion of a smile. JAMES HANAN. . . He will know the line of right. CAROLYN GUSTAFSON. . . A good reputation is more valuable than money. RICHARD HANDYSIDE. . Disclplined inaction. KEITH HAMMEL. . .A wo- man would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. ROY HARMON. . . Man with a passion for anonymity. IUDITH HEMMINGWAY. . . Imagination is as good as many voyages. MARSCINE HOLLAND. . . Sweet mercy is nobi11ty's true badge. FRED HESTON. . . He pro- fits most who serves best. MERVIN HOLMES . I nev- er met a man I d1dn't like. HAROLD HOEFERLE. . .Al- ways leave them laughing. MARILYN INMAN. . .Angel ' of the backward look. KAROL IACKSON. . .What's mine is yours, and what is yours is mine. DAVID KEESEY. . . Whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist. TERRY IENNINGS. . . Push on--keep moving. JANET KELLY. . . The high- est of distinctions is ser- vice to others . IUDITH KAMPS. . . Happy is the house that shelters a friend. LORENZO KELLEY. . . The mirror of all courtesy. JANET KRUCKOW. . .A sm- ile on her lips. JEAN LAISLE. . .A mistress of herself. RAYMOND LAEHN. . .A lit- tle nonsense now andlthen. is relished by the wisest men. WENDELL LAND. . . Laugh and be well. RONALD LAEHN. . .He that has patience may compass anything. MARILYN LANDMAN. . . They laugh that win. BECKY LANTZ. . . Her voice was ever soft. BARBARA LINQUIST. . .I will be the pattern of all patience. MARILYN LAWSON. . . In silence there's worth that brings no risk. PAT LOPTON. . .A good mi nd posesses a kingdom. DEANNA LESTINA. . . Mag- nificent spectacle of hu- man happiness. MARY LONDRIE. . . Seems to tread in air. GARY MANN. . . The stren- gth of twenty men. IOHN McCULLOUGH. . . How his quaint wit made hbme-truth seem more true. EATI-IBN MARTIN. . .A very unchangeable man. COLLEEN MCGOURTY. . . Wisdom is better than ru- bies. BARBARA MCCALLISTER. . . Manner is a woman's best adornment. SUSAN MOANDER. . . Great is truth. PEGGY MURPHY. . . Can build castles in the air. EDWARD NELSON. . . Few things are impossible to diligence. RICHARD MYERS. . .An ho- I'leSt man IANET NELSON. . . Grati- tude ls the sign of noble souls. CAROLE NELSON4 . . Mod- eration the noblest gift of Heaven. RICHARD NELSON. . . Pair words never hurt the ton- gue. KEITH NOE. . . The very pink of courtesy. CAROLE PETERSON. . . Hon- esty is praised. MINNIE LOU NOEL. . . Of manners gentle. PAT PETERSON. . . S1n-trea- clers, life and light be th- ine forever! FRED PARK. . . Still constant is a wondrous excellence. BARBARA PEZLEY. . .A soft answer turneth away wr- ath. RICHARD POND. . . Busy here and there. RAY RICKER. . .As merry as the day is long. WILLIAM POWERS. . . Noth- ing astonishes men so mu- ch as common sense and plain dealing. IOYCE RITER. . . Prouder than rustling in unpaid- for silk. JAMES RAINEY. . . Nimble thought can jump both sea and Land. KEITH ROBERTSON. . .VV1s- dom of many, wit of one. DONALD ROMBS. . . Nothr- ing slnceeds like success. CAROL JEAN RUSSELL. . . Music is well said to' be the speech of angels. MAXINE ROWE. . . Life's work well done. IACQUELINE SCHIVER. . . Sunshine and rain at once: her smiles and tears. PEGGY RUMBAUGH. . . There's language in her eye . ROBERT SEWARD. . . Hon- est labor bears a lovely face. HARRY SHOEMAKER. . . Lan- ge is his heart. LARRY SINGLETON. . .A mexry hearg makes a cheer- ful countenance. KATHRYN SIGMUND. . . It has become almost an hon- or not to be crowned. MAE DEB SMITH. . . Her voice was soft, gentle and low. VERONICA SILVERS. . . Neat, not gaudy. SIDNEY SOUTH. . . Smile with an intent to do mis- chief. FWS- MARIE SPUEI-ILER. . . Though she be but little she ls fierce. KAREN SVENDSEN. . .Those that govem the most make the least noise. DANNY STAGGS. . .O brave new world, that has such people in it. LARRY SWIFT. . . He gave the people of his best. RICHARD STEPHENSON. . . Perseverance is more pre- vailing than violence. VIRGINIA TALLMAN. . .I am content. IRENE TESTMAN. . . Hope and be happy. NORMA VARNER. . . Happi- ness is speechless. ROBERT THOMPSON. . . I hate nobody. CAROL VERMILLION. . . She that was ever fair and ne- ver proud. QUENTIN UTLEY. . . Toil is the sire of fame. CAROLE IEAN WALKER . The endearing elegance of female friendship. LeROY WATSON. . .A fellow of plain and uncoined con- stancy. LaVERNE WEST. . . He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. LYDIA WEISSENBURGER. . . Here is a dear and true in- dustrious friend. LARRY WHITAKER. . .A good name is better than riches . NANCY WELCH. . .A rhap- sody of words. -DENNIS WHITE. . . Men who know much say little. ATHA WILLIAMS. . . Little said is soonest mended. LILA WILSEY. . . To imagine is everything. ms Q R- ss ,Q 'ft' K .433 -, ,, 11 A K wi, mn W. , X gf :Sf Vg' 'A My 'Ge' fC'1le-., QA B B do B 'X l q B he is f r5f 5 2 ff! W S, r Q ,LX ,M 4 J' ' 5 5' fn Q . 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Peterson, Gammon, Iennlngs, Mr. Fretwell, T. lobe. ' Officers President . . . . . ........ . . Iohn McCullough Vlce-President . . . . Lorenzo Kelley Secretary . . . . Jackie Glasgow Treasurer . . . Iack Hulskamp 42 Torch Club Sth ROW: I. Testman, P. Murphy, Wolimeyer, Meierotto, Dlcklnson, Bloom, I. Huiskamp, Carrell. I. Eckland, Lockett, L. Weissen burger, I. McCullough, Walker, K. Sigmund, Kamps, Gammon, Eaton, Varner, Landman, B, Peterson. 4th ROW: Russell, Mahannah Franzen, Cruze. 3rd ROW: Fletcher, Winkelman, Miller, I. Glasgow, T. lobe. 2nd ROW: P. Lofton, M. Spuehler, P. Peterson Miles. lst ROW: Stump, West, Bauswell, Busch, Thomas, Coop, E. Huiskamp. The Torch Club is K.H. S. 's chapter of the National Honor Society. To be eligible, a student must have a B average. The club sponsors many activities during the year, among them being the Homecoming Pep Rally Cshown at rightb. The biggest task of the Torch Club is putting out the Comment. Mr. Pilgrim is the sponsor, with Miss Kempton sponsoring the yearbook. Officers Pat Peterson . . ......... . . . President Marie Spuehler . . . .Vice-President Pat Lofton . . . . Secretary ' David Miles . . . Treasurer mimi BER .GJ JAQ Thespia ns 3rd ROW: Stump, Thomas, Sohl, Colllson, Robertson, Dalns, McCullough, Hammel, l-loeferle, Davis, Mlles, Cooper, Powers, Wlse. 2nd ROW: Walker, Burr, S1lvers,:Spueh1er, Lestlna, Dickinson, Gardner. Gammon, Lofton, Peterson. lst ROW: Russell, Cruze, Eaton, Schlver, Kamps, Nelson, Fletcher, Svendsen, Sigmund, Weissenburger. Thespian Reserves 1 3rd ROW: Coop, West, Barber, Hopkins. 2nd ROW: Venable, Testman, McCloud, Landman, Varner, Spuehler, Hagmeier. lst ROW Shupe, Vermillion, Peterson, Clark, Hackman, Glasgow, Nelson, Hemmingway. Speec Activities 3rd ROW: Mr. Brommel, Ayer, Hall, Pretwell, Andrews, Stump, Busch, E. Hulskamp. 2nd ROW: N. Svendsen, C. McCullough, Hop- kins, C. Smith, K. Svendsen, Holland, Spuehler, Spuehler, Weissenburger. lst ROW: Wear, Fletcher, R, Collison, P. Lofton, I. Testman, B. Peterson. Phi-Chem , STANDING: Russell, Gustafson, B. Davls, Welch, Fretwell, Ayer, Mr. Lelmer, Wheeler, Bevering, Miles, S. Iobe. SITTING: An drews, Haley, Ruark, Bauswell. Varsity Cheerleaders 2nd ROW: Walker, Testman lst ROW- P t M111 Sophomore Cheerleaders L. LOPTON, MARVIN, HUISKAMP, ANDERSON Pep Squad 3rd ROW: K. Sigmund, Walker, Kamps, Fogle, Weissenburger, Richardson, Dickinson, Murphy, Williams, Blankenship. 2nd ROW: Pond, Dalns, Moander, Oliver, Mahannah, R. Sigmund, Barbe, McCullough, Haskins, Testman, Petty, Kllngsmlth. lst ROW: Maj or Gammon, Joiner, Shupe, P. Peterson, Loring, Burr, M. Sigmund, P. Lofton, Wlnkleman, Mlller, Lang, Hulskamp, Strlngfellow, L. Lofton. Pep Club 4th ROW: Gardner, Kensett, Melerotto, Young, Houston, Holland, M. Spuehler. 3rd ROW: Merldeth, Evans, Gustafson, Russell, C. Peterson, M. Ellison, Jackson, M. Elllson. 2nd ROW: Ricker, Woods, M. Spuehler, A. Hagmeier, Wllsey, Reeder, N. Warner, Chambers, Inman. lst ROW: Best, I. Glasgow, I. Glasgow, Vermillion, Spring, Cruze, Brown, C. Nelson. F. T. A. 4th ROW: C. Smith, Gardner, Walker, R. Sigmund, Fogle, Andrews, Riley, L. Welssenburger, Kamps, C, McCullough, I. Clark, Col- llsson, Holton. 3rd ROW: Rowan, C. Peterson, M. ASpuehler, Llnquist, I. Nelson, G. Oliver, Mahannah, M. Spuehler, Eaton, Burr, Wolfmeyer, B. Peterson. 2nd ROW: I. Testman, Houston, Shupe. K. Slgmuhfl. Coop, N. Varner, Kendrick. lst ROW: Cruze, Stroh- maler, A. Kelly, Kearns. shers .L A VL:- I 1 , v ' '- ,, G 1 4 . 5th ROW: Merideth, Beaty, Ashline, Melerotto, R. Sigmund, Fogle, Linqulst, Stanton, Hayden, Richardson, Wheeler. 4th ROW: C Peterson, Brasher, Reeder, B. Pezley, Lang, Gastineau, Humphrey, Smeltser, Inman, Anderson, Houston, Spuehler. 3rd ROW: Spu ehler, Richer, Landman, Venable. 2nd ROW: I. Glasgow, S. Iobe, R. Trimble, Shaffer, L. Lofton, S. Marvin, McChesney, Wood Holland, Oliver. lst ROW: S. Kelley, Haage, E. Boyd, I. Glasgow, Bachman, Klingsmith, Cruze, Wilsey, Jackson, Barnes. Doormen 3rd ROW: Busch, T. Weissenburger, K. Bealrd, Rainey. 2nd ROW: Andrews, W. Peterson, George, Helenthal. lst ROW: M. Cooper, Utley, Powers, Hulmes. Intrum ntal Sth ROW: Clalbome, Landman, Ayer, I. Baker, L. Whitaker, Welch, Singleton, R. Brown, D. Keesey. 4th ROW: Nelswanqer, Swan. Summers, A. Hall, Holton, D. Breakblll, Ewing, B. Smith, I. Hall, McCullough. 3rd ROW: Watson, S. Iennlngs, Robertson, Bell, I. Clark, Bontrager, Barber, Gibson, McCoy. 2nd ROW: I. Hagmeler, Llngqulst, Haage, Hulmes, Foster. lst ROW: Miles, B. Pet- erson, Schaaf. Sax Quartet ALTMAIER, WOLFMEYER, HOPKINS, ROTH I MAIORETTE MAJOR Karen Wolfmeyer Dick Davis usic 5th ROW: Pretwell, Keesey, Morgan, I. Hagmeler, Clark, Mr. Boshart. 4th ROW: Baughman, Oehmigen, Carter, Kelly, Lockett, Lantz, Dabney, 3rd ROW: A. Baker, Bracklesberg, Rlley, Thomas, Roth, Kesselring, Deming, Collisson, Altmaier, Wolfmeyer. 2nd ROW: Risk, Robertson, Brasher, Gustafson, Kendrick, Best, Hopkins. lst ROW: Herzog, Eaton, Bloom, Boshart. Flute Quartet BOSHART, BLOOM, EATON, HERZOG Pom Poms TOP CLOCKWISE: Boyd, Summers, Haage, Neiswanger, Roth, Schaaf, Boshart, Kennedy. A Q Rhythmalres lst ROW: Kesselring, Wolfmeyer, I. Hagmeier, Deming, Miles. 2nd ROW: Lantz. Bloom, Dabney, Riley, Whitaker, Thomas, McCoy A Capella Choir 4th ROW: Richardson, Mahannah, McCullough, Holton, Davis, Conner, Bowles, I. McCullough, Poe, Wheeler, Best, Gastineau, Dickinson, Walker. 3rd ROW: Pranzen, Morgan, Llnquist, Oliver, Anderson, Lockett, Poster, Sohl, P. Testman, Williams, M. Ken- nedy, Neiswanqer, Roth, B. Huiskamp. 2nd ROW: E. Boyd, Tomlinson, Stiles, Hall, Shade, N. Svendsen, Swan, I. Hulskamp,Pri- nce, P. Peterson, I. Testman, Shupe, Strlngfellow. lst ROW: I. Nelson, Schaaf, Burr, P. Lofton, Collisson, W. Peterson, Hammel. Mixed Chorus 4th ROW: R. Boyd, B. Davis, Conner, Bowles, Fogle. Andrews, Utley, Belcher, Bachman, Evans. 3rd ROW: K. Sigmund, Daggs R. Mecum, Prince, Cackley, Spuehler, Means, Pennington. 2nd ROW: C. McCullough, Eckland, M. Sigmund, R. Sapp, Ashllne Houston, B. Huiskamp. lst ROW: Kearns, Shupe, Loring, Stlles, Miller, I. Iobe, I. Glasgow, L. Loftonj l , 1 - Advanced Girls' G ee Club 4th ROW: B. Peterson, Bell, Holton, Pranzen, Weissenburger, Kamps, I. Hagmeler, Walker, Jru ROW: Boyd, Daggs, Fletcher, Wil- liams, Dickinson, Wheeler. -Altmalerl, Bloom. 2nd ROW: Chambers, Russell, Morgan, P. Peterson, Testman, Varner, Lestina. lst ROW: Shupe, Loring, B. Clark, Styles, Miller, P. Lofton, I. Glasgow, L. Lofton. Girls' G ee Club Q3 4th ROW: Barnes, Petty, A. McCloud, K. Sigmund, Arnold, Stark, P. Murphy, Meierotto, P. Hagmeier, Evans, A. Hagmeler, Haskins. 3rd ROW: Pierce, Overhulser, R. Sigmund, D. Inman, Barbe, Reeder, Means, M. Spuehler, Blankenship, Rumbaugh, Edmiston. Zndz ROW: A. Hall, Haage, M. Sigmund, Schlver, McGourty, Hester, R. Sapp, Oertel, M. Elllson, Spring. lst ROW: Dabney, I. Howell, Humphrey, M. Smith, Picton, Vermillon, Klingsmith, I. NC1ark, Iackson. Smeltser. Boys' G ee Club I 'IQ --s 4th ROW: B. Davis, Hall, I. McCullough, R. Rlcker, Kelley, Riley, Poe, Lockett, Sohl. 3rd ROW: Thomas, Miles, Bowles, Shade, R. Cooper, M. Cooper, I. Hulskamp. 2nd ROW: Busch, W. Peterson, Swan, Hammel, E. Hulskamp, I. Hagmeler. lst ROW: Welch, R. Sapp. D. Davis. Boys' Glee Club II 4th ROW: R. Boyd, Hlgby, Leake, Utley, Arvldson, Swift, Dougherty, Andrews, Elder, Claiborne, Heuss. 3rd ROW: Underwood Smith, R. Mecum, Conner, Hanley, Hulmes, Stump, Hoeferle, Breakblll. 2nd ROW: I. Ewing, I. Baker, Wear, Mann, B. Thompson A. Baker, South, Eaves. lst ROW: Tanner, Prince, I. Keesy, Rlsk, Coby. 4- Y-s at ,WY :Q ,, W W, ' nga ea - ' H vs QM N ' N f ffffia, rg A 4? ... pfnlua , ,M wlgmwi '4- Q1 v 'A as . , Q' A 'W-:Q . .l .QS gn F 5 S Q- X M is Bowles Sohl Rus sell Varner STANDING I Testman C McCullough Gastlneau Fields R Anderson B Boyd Lang Marvin, Gastineau, Roth nG.1':?'3 '-1?:'.?':1.'l5.. -rr Sophomore Sextet Tomlinson, M. Kennedy, B. Huiskamp, Chadwick, Schaaf, C. McCullough. Senior Octet Kamps, L. Weissenburger, Walker K. Svendsen. S. Dains, P. Peterson FIRST: ROW: Burr, P. Lofton. Junior Trio RICHARDSON, MAHANNAH, WHEELER Senior Sextet STANDING: I. Nelson, Russell, Dich- inson, Varne-Y. SITTING: Silvers, Fletcher. 58 Senior Trio FRANZEN, RUSSELL, I. TESTMAN Boys' Quartet LOCKETT, SOHL, SHADE, HUISKANIP unior Sextet MILLER WHEELER RICHARDSON TESTMAN MAHANNAH SHUPE Boys' Quartet E. HUISKAMP, HALL, SWAN, MILES FS. P l CThlng Mrs. Howard V. Larue III. . Winona Davis Carrie . . . Sybil .... Evva Lewis . . . . . ..IudithKamps . . . . . . . . .RhodaIoBurr Lydia Weissenburger Maude Lewis ....... Kathryn Sigmund Grace Lewis Nelson . . . Boy ..... Chef. . Virgil. . . . . Patricia Lofton . . Roger Collisson .. . .David Miles . . Ronald Gibson . John Ashbrook Dirty Ioe ......... Michael Cooper Stinker .......... Keith Robertson Poison Eddie Schellenbach. Larry Griffith Mrs. Schellenbach .... Marie Spuehler Mimi ........ . . . Carol Venable First Policeman. . . . . Richard Davis Second Policeman . . . . Herbert Sohl Mrs. McThing . . . ..... . . . . Ugly Witch ..... Sharon Fletcher Beautiful Witch ...... Ann Eaton Time Gut For Ginger ? . 3, ...K .5 ,i K, , K .. , Lizze . Agnes . . Howard. . Ioan . . Jeanne . . Ginger .... . Eddie Davis . Tommy Green. Mr. Wilson . Ed Hoffman . . . . Judith Shupe . . Georgia McCloud . . . .Steven Barber . .Catherine Cruze . . Geniveve-Oliver . Iacquelyn Glasgow . . . . . Herbert Sohl . . . . David Miles G . . . Roger Collisson . . .Lawrence Conner 1 A Midsummer ight's Dream Theseus . Lysnader. Demetrius. Philostrate Quince . . . . . Keith Hammel Bottom. . . . . Snug. . . Flute . . . Snout. . . Starveling Guards . . . Steven Barber . Larry Conner . . Herbert Sohl James Bauswell Harold Hoeferle . Nels Peterson William Powers Raymond Ricker . Ioseph Coop Wayne Peterson William Davis Lords of the Court . . . . Leslie George Thomas Tanner Hippolyta . ..... Lydia Weissenburger Hermania ......... Frances Bloom Helena ......... . Barbara Peterson Ladies of the Court . . . Barbara Boshart Erma Boyd Oberon ....... . . Ronald Stump Titania . . Karen Svendsen Puck . . . . Ward Welch Page. . Ion Ewing Peaseblossom . . . Cobweb. . . Mustardseed Moth .... . Patricia Lofton . . Sandra Marvin Mary Ann Kearnes . . . . . . Linda Lofton As You Like t Rosalind . . .... Ann Eaton Amiens. . . . . . Ioseph Hall Celia . . . . Sally Jennings Jaques . . . ,John McCullough Audrey. . . . . Deanna Lestina Charles. . . . .Keith Hammel Corin . . . . . . Jean Hagmeier Oliver . . . . Richard Davis Page ......... .. . . Ton Ewing Orlando. . . Michael Cooper Ladies of the Court. . . . Frances Bloom Adam . . . . . David Miles Barbara Peterson Touchstone. . . .Larry Busch Bannished Duke. . . . LeRoy Watson William . . . . . . Iohn Iobe Duke Frederick. . . . Kenneth Dains Foresters. . . . William Davis . Wayne Peterson The dramatic department of K. H. S. presented four outstanding plays in 1955. In the spring, a farce, Mrs. McThing , kept the audience roar- ing at its exaggerated characters and situations. The class of '57 present- ed a comedy, Time Out for Ginger , which involved the audience in a fam- ily problem with humorous complications. In the winter the high spot of the year was reached with the presentation of two Shakespearian plays, As You Like It and Midsummer Night's Dream . The audience, the actors, and the V crews greatly enjoyed these plays which are rarely performed in high school. Ann Eaton as Rosalind, Mickey Cooper as Orlando, Harold Hoeferle as Bot- tom, and Ioe Coop as Starveling, turned in excellent performances. The set and costumes were for the first time at K. H. S. student-designed, by Sara Dickinson and Pat Lofton. Homecoming JUNIOR ATTENDANT Sherrie Houston QUEEN Pat Peterson SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT PRINCESS VVINTER ack Frost Formal Nancy Gastineau Pat Peterson JACK FROST Danny Staggs ings, 'Qfmwl I x en A P K PL, x f! -I : resign 411 I : KEOKUK. IOWA N MA 'L f6POR T3 ,-,-.14-1v-I'-F' arsity Football FRONT ROW: Romes, Eckland, Iennlngs, Boltz, Mann, Dains, Thompson, Carter, Kelly, Ed Nelson. SECOND ROW: Poe, Hanley Oertal, Swan, Brown, Becker, Risk, Heuss, Ed Huiskamp, Klapprott. THIRD ROW: Iack Huiskamp, Iobe. FOURTH ROW: Stump Rich Nelson, Baker, Amon, Brackelsberg, Claiborne. ' ' 1'-h 1 i, ' 1 L' ' if 1 Y r- f .Z K if-g 1 N fiLf4 zl5, Coach Don Shupe Coach Lou Schmadeke The Senior High Chiefs concluded another successful season when they defeated Wa- shington 31-19. The final seasons record was 6-2, the only losses being to highly ranked Burlington and fired up Ft. Madison. The high point of the season was the vic- tory over Pairtield when the Chiefs scored two touchdowns in the last,four minutes to win 28-25. Donnie Brackelsberg and Terry Jennings were named to the first a1l-con- ference team while Art Baker, Donnie Romes, and Jack Huiskamp were named on the second team. The record: '14 Cedar Rapids KWilsonD 13 9 Mt. Pleasant 7 1 28 Fairfield 25 7 Burlington 32 31 Ottumwa 18 35 Muscatine 12 26 Ft. Madison 28 31 Washington 19 x .. . . I P A QQ -L ki W, - - ff, ' . . 5505 41 ' ' - 'iff' 1. K .- X215-1, f' Vjjlfli K . ui V QV , 2 : -'fegifav ' ,. '91 x 1. -' ,vii s..- .. A K . - ? .MQ , vw ' RK Tw-f ,N X . 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U X:,, L Q 1 5:1355 R J. .Eh X 5 Q I 'fffgg , W 1, QM pifmlk 3 X Q Q, ii F . f -1 f ..'n1: gpg: ggiiiff-Sfizxfg 7 uk, ,V ' i'E,!' -I A IOBE THOMPSON DAUGHERTY OERTAL . 4 , I '-.KSN M - L 5 ' f O ,.LL.., 1 ' ff 'agl , NELSON BROWN BECK!-IR BAU SWE LL v Arr, - A .ily h E X , Q Wu. A . CLAIBORNE SWAN S A O '3 l. uri N5 K W Sophomore Football 'V' 5 -f - ,.F'Y awr..-sy Hz ,- -- A ' - t ' ' my Lysitlt .-itxiiries M'-LLB: Q W - ' -- ' ' ' Q.-ew 3rd ROW: Laubershelmer, Kamp, Underwood, Bontrager, Alberts, McManus. 2nd ROW: Mr. Peters fcoachl, Wilson, Hanley Has Per, Head, Glasgow, Radel, Mr. Lockett fcoachl. lst ROW: South fManagerj, Boyd, Lowrey, Prince, Mecum, Ruark, Briscoe Uvlan agerl. The up and down sophomore football team was the first sophomore team coached by Mr. Peters and Mr. Lockett to lose more games than it won. The team ehded up with a record of 2-6: however, several of the out- standing players were promoted to the varsity squad. The team had several outstanding games and at times showed real promise of better things to come. 1955-1956 Schedule Varsity Basketball THIRD ROW: Conner Manager: Hammel, Barber, K. Dalns, Hoeferle, Bauswell, Briscoe, M. Cooper Manager. SECOND ROW: T Iobe, Kelley, A. Baker, K. Beaird, Poe, Gibson, Staggs. FIRST ROW: Shupe Coach, I. Huiskamp, Lockett, Swift, Carrell, Romes Gowlng Coach. The Chiefs concluded their most successful season in history, finishing the reg- ular season with a record of 20-l. At mid-season the team was invited to participate in the winter clinic at -Iowa City, where they responded by beating Council Bluffs 47- 27 in a half. Larry Swift set a clinic scoring record of 22 points and the team total of 47 points was also a record. The Chiefs won the Little Six conference with a-record of 13-1. The only loss was a 63-56 decision to Muscatine in the first round. The Chiefs were first in both offense and defense for the season. Larry Swift and Iim Lockett were chosen on the first all- conference team while Don Romes was chosen on the second teaml Larry Swift was al- so on the first team all-state. 76 Dubuque Loras 67 Kirksville 72 Saint Ambrose CDavenportl 73 Hannibal Y 76 Burlington 52 Fairfield 56 Muscatine 47 Iowa City Clinic Abe Lincoln CC. B 66 Ottumwa 79 McKinley KC. RJ -J Mt. Pleasant Washington Roosevelt ID Fort Madison Burlington Fairfield Muscatine Washington Ottumwa Mt. Pleasant Fort Madison Iowa City SWIFT BEAIRD 0ElfI5 LOCKETT STAG GS Varsity Lettermen 5 E9-. POE ROMES GIBSON CARRELL 4 s 5 E A. BAKER QXQELS 5 KELLEY T. IOBE I. HUISKAMP Y Q 5 , at W.: sophomores Basketball FRONT ROW: Mecum, Underwood, Summers, Laubershelmer, Hanley, Weissenburger. Kamp. SECOND ROW: Saar, McManus, Bourn, Alberts, Rogers, Keesey, Lestlna, THIRD ROW: Bob Randall, Manager: Beaird, Dennis, Svendson, Ewing, Fretwell, Wear, Coach Gowlng. The Chieftain Sophomoresadded further laurels to Senior High when they won the Little Six Sophomore crown with a record of 13 wins and only one defeat. The only loss was a close decision to the same team that beat the Chiefs, the Muscatine Muskies. The final seasons record was 13-3, the additional losses being to Iowa City and Quin- cy. Two local Sophomore records were broken when the team scored 89 points against Mt. Pleasant and Ralph Laubersheimer made 32 of those points himself. Conference Burlington 40 5 0 Burlington Fairfield 37 52 Fairfield Muscatine 52 61 Muscatine Ottumwa 52 68 Washington Mt. Pleasant 52 5 4 Ottumwa Washington 40 89 Mt. Pleasant Ft. Madison 33 72 Ft. Madison Non-confere nce Quincy 5 0 5 0 Iowa City Track FRONT ROW: Coach Peters, Pearl, Bryant, McClain, Testman, Graf, Hendricks, Edmiston, Cooper. SECOND ROW: Robinson, Mc Cullough, Dains, Handyside, Van Dever, South, Thompson. THIRD ROW: Gibson, Amon, Kelly, Hannan, Deck, Baker, Claiborne Carter. FOURTH ROW: Conner, Daugherty, Brackelsberg, Mann, Bauswell, Risk, Atkins, Coach Lockett. FIFTH ROW: Boyer, Ander son, Horner, Gorham. The Thin-clads of 1954-'55 brought Keokuk their most successful track season in many years. Participating in 8 squad meets, they achieved a total of six lst places and placed second in the other two meets. They were awarded top honors in the Little- Six Outdoor meet at Fairfield: and also won the coveted Fort Madison Relays. The Ch- iefs had their share of new records recorded, among them the new 440 yard relay mark and a new mile relay record. The following boys either set new school records or tied the existing records: Lar- ry Testman C50 yard dash-:O5. 62, Art Baker and Don Brackelsberg 1180 yard low hurdles -:21. ll, Larry Swift fshot put-:48'7 J, Eddie Bryant fhigh jump-:5'lO 3!4 J, Larry Graf fdlscus-:148 2 l, Larry Testman, Art Baker, Don Brackelsberg, Roger Cooper C440 yard. relay-:44. 75, Bob Dougherty, Sid South, Wayne McClain, Roger Cooper C880 yard re- lay-:l:33. 61, Wayne McClain, Eddie Bryant, Sid South, Larry Testman fmile relay-:3: 31. 21. The senior members of this 1954-'55 track squad have left track shoes which will be extremely hard to fill: however tnere remains a good nucleus for the 1955-'56 track squad. Te nnii TOP ROW: Coach Gowlng, Rlch Nelson, Frank Nelson, Hall, Ed Nelson, Dennis, Riley, Ayer, Wear, Summers, Andrews, Randall, An derson. BOTTOM ROW: Schultz,' Shade, Fretwell, Carrell, Gibson, Romes, Staggs, Coop, Starr, Hammel, Foster, Ewing. l The K. H. S. Tennis Squad faced one of its leanest years when Mike Carrell and Gary Schulz were lost from the squad after graduation had taken a record number of netsters from the '55 team which lost only to Iowa City. Danny Staggs, Don Romes, Ioe Coop, Don Gibson, Bob Randall, Ronnie Starr, and Dave Shade carried the load upon their shoulders against such all veteran teams as Qu- incy, Burlington, Rock Island, and Iowa City. Hannibal and Muscatine, like the local squad, had to depend on newcomers. The team at press time had registered a 7-2 victory over Hannibal and lost to Qu- lncy 6-3. I. HUISKAMP, HOEFERLE, MCMANUS, KLAPPROT11, SWIFT, LOCKETT. Baseball POE, BRISCOE, R, BOYD, I. HUISKAMP, ROMES, IENNINGS. X lub THIRD ROW: Hanley, Briscoe, Romes. Eckland. Lockett, Swift, Poe, Carrell, Hammel, Gibson, A. Baker. SECOND ROW: Boltz, Becker, Claiborne, Boyd, B. Thompson, Mann, Amon, Klapprott, Carter, Shupe Ksponsorl. FIRST ROW: Staggs, McCullough, Handy side, South, K. Dains, Brackelsberg, Hoeferle, Iennings, I. Huiskamp, Coop. Ufficers TOP: MCCULLOUGH, MANN, BOTTOM: ROMES, ECKLAND, STAGGS. Girl ' G. A. A. and K lub FIFTH ROW: Spuehler, Meierotto, Cruze, G. McCloud, Lusby, McCarty, Wilsey, Merideth, Young, A. Hagmeier, Varner. FOURTH ROW: Wood, Houston, C. Smith, Barnes, Van Velkinburqh. THIRD ROW: Spring, I. Glasgow, I. Hagmeier, Morgan, Dickinson, Her- zog, Haskins, Brasher, Altmaier, Richardson, Holton. SECOND ROW: Ricker, I. Glasgow, Nelson, Tomlinson, Venable, Huiskamp, Miller, Hickey, Oliver, Mahannah, Moander, Clark. FIRST ROW: Best, McChesney, Morris, Beaty, Anderson, Gastineau, P. Test- man, Ashline, 1. Testman, Clark, Oertel. BEST, STANTON, HICKEY, MEIEROTTO, WILSY, NELSON, SPRING PAW LQTY J PRINCIPAL MR. ROBY FRETWELL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Miss Helen Nancolas OFFICE SECRETARY, Miss Betty Head MISS LEONA WHITIOM, MR.. VICTOR SPOHNHEIMER MR. ROBERT GOWING, MR. IAMES LOCKETT MR. HOWARD LAWRENCE MR. ARTHUR MCCULLOUGH MR. GERALD BOSHART Mlss Bessie Meridith, Mrs. Irene Evans, Mr. William Dawkins, Mrs. Madge Gow- ing, Miss Bernice Ballance. Mr. Oliver Mulford, Mr. Louis Schmadeke, Mr. Bernard Brommel, Mr. Donald Pilgrim MR. DONALD SHUPE, MR. ROBY FRETWELL MR. ROBERT WISE, MISS MARY MARSH, MISS MARY KEMPTON MR. RICHARD IONES MR. PAUL MBGCHELSEN MR. CHARLES PETERS MR. MELVIN LEIMER MRS. BETTY PRINCE, MRS. MARGUERITE BEARD MISS MARIE CONNER, MISS ELIZABETH MAXWELL Board of Education R. L. KRUGER E. L. CHAMBERS R. H. BOWLIN C. H. IINGST W. A. LOGAN W. L. HUISKAMP C. R. STANTON I. W. CONRAD M. B. BLAKE F. D. STONE Superintendent of Schools 6,9 'l was W N' XA vlvgoxx Cafeteria Workers WS' wr' HERBERT RICKER PAUL RADER DON PERDEW GEORGE COLLINS 'elf' 03' ws' Ng.. 6-0 Custodians f Q C43 Qf fl Qi fff9lf?Y?l2IillXlVlNlKX W ml R if- - X x,-K Sk is . vs? -wi rv-, H. 5,3591 A - Ji? Q 3 Q iifftg M 'K f. ,V Q X S 8 W Q. 7 i ..-ff NK QSHCE i 2 I 3 wifi .S 'Q wW' . Q. -mph-G ' Q V -we'--' I ' 4 Q af! me S Y A , vis' H' 5 ELL: 9-5' 'M ' And! mil, .V .. ,,2q:,37j v.Y: ' SEP xi S . lv Ng: fx xx 5 Q A' J Q 9 s 3, f 7, .V . ' Q fglx 1 he i 'J it G x , s is it Is 'ARM 1 .- 1' Z .V - 'i m6 W K if ' 3? . . O , Q P X 1 gn I l , 4 x 5225 ily , ,, ' ., A, , T N? . a L+. 'TT' x ,,. . Q Ldxs 4 2951 52531 41, -if ag! u i I .Qi ay, , , 5' . . ' .F N W. -f 5 S an Q V f ' A l? N' -KR ,.LxGf'fWK x O .Qi - Autographs X I Ixlxv 1 xlccm RBA 9556 I, U P M' !x Student Boa rd LEFT to RIGHT: P. Conner, D. Meierotto, R. Leisy, D. Broeckert, Dean McKinstry, N. Smith, E. Thorne, G. Smiley. This year's Student Board, piloted by Don Broeckert and gently guided by Dean 1v1cKin1stry, sponsored the Pep Rally, numerous dances, and even succeeded in find- ing a smiling clean-up committee for the Annual Winter Alumni Dance. Under the careful eye of Dennis Meierotto, our Treasurer, the college bank account was without the red figure that means danger. Robert Leisy and Nancy Smith served quite efficiently as Secretary and Vice-Presi- dent of our student governing board. With the able help of the members-at-large, the board kept peace and prosperity abounding in our student body. BILL MULLEN Chemistry Pow-Wow Staff, Fresh. Honor Student I. D. WILLIS Pre-Engineering Honor Student IEANNE EWERS Education F. T. A. President Theta Beta Zeta IACK FINERTY Liberal Arts Basketball, Fresh. CARL KRAUS Liberal Arts Comment Staff RICHARD FROST Liberal Arts-Commerce Basketball Baseball Student Board, Fresh. CARL CARLSON Liberal Arts Baseball ALICE HAWES Education F. T. A. Vice-Presldent xi CHARLES BICKLEY Liberal Arts JERRY DURANT Pre-Engineering ,Comment Staff hx - DENNIS MEIEROTTO Liberal Arts-Commerce Student Board Treasurer, Soph. Honor Student CONN WHETSTONE Liberal Arts-Commerce Speech, Festival Sophomore Banquet, Chairman PAT DANFORD Education F. T. A. Theta Beta Zeta P oroof rf f -P BARBARA SIMPSON Education F. T. A. Secretary Theta Beta Zeta Comment Staff DON BROECKERT Liberal Arts Student Board President, Soph BILL FEGERS Pre-Medical DICK LORING Liberal Arts Basketball 'Baseball Basketball DALE HARRIS Liberal Arts JIM SKOG Pre-Engineering Baseball ' A ' - AALL I Agf a ., is I 'L t,'. fix' attt ii DON COUCHMAN EUGENE THORNE V U' Pre-Engineering Liberal Arts Basketball i ,.,k fs, Baseball ,tu ent oar , op . ' 0 1 S d B d S h BOB HOPKINS Pre-Engineering Basketball Baseball FRONT ROW: D. Bloom, K. Miller, M. Ienkins, N. Smith, P. Connor, R. Leisy, S. Schevers, R. Azlnger, B. Risk. BACK ROW: I. Ash- brook, I. Walter, R. Peel, R. Brown, B. Lelsy, W. McClain, A. Peterson. . Il'ESI'll11 I1 FRONT ROW: C. Williams, E. Overhulser, B. Alberts, R. Slater, I. Kirchner, L. Stonehouse, B. Horsey, A. Pretwell. BACK ROW: B Kammerer, H. Glasgow, L. Iudy, W. Robinson, L. Berberet, E. land, R. Llnqulst. R- WOYSYSFI G- Smiley. D. Bartholomew. M. '1'horr3P' son, C. Henderson, M. Myers. Sophomore onor Students K. C. C. is proud of Bill Mullen and Dennis Meierotto, who have held above a 3.25 average for the past two years. They are to be commended for their fine record. Besides keeping up their scholastic standards, both have been active in college activities. Special recognition goes to Sara Ruby and I. D. Willis, who--though they haven't carried full schedules--have suc- ceeded in maintaining above a three point average for two years. Congratulations to all of them for their achievement, and for setting these standards for which future K.C.C. students can aim. fmrzvme SEATED Left to Rlght E Overhulser I Ewers R Leisy B Sxmpson, I. Kirchner, S. Schevers. STANDING: M. Ienkins, B. Risk D Bloom R Slater B Horsey L Stonehouse B Alberts, A Fretwell, C. Williams, G. Yates. I 9 Q 0 F T. A. Ufficers for I955-'56 Ewers . . Hawes . . Simpson . Lelsy . . . Kirchner . Overhulser, President President Secretary Treasurer Historian Chairman Slater, I. Kirchner, B. Alberts. STANDING: D. Bloom, E. Overhulser S Schevers M Jenkins L Stonehouse, A. Pretwell, B. Risk, I. Ewers, B. Simpson. Theta Beta Zeta omm nt Staff SHAPED LefttOR1Qhf K Miller L Stonehouse, B. Horsey, R. Leisy, B. Simpson, B. Kammerer. STANDING I Durant D Barthol mew I Edmiston I Ewers M Jenkins, H. Glasgow, A. Peterson. I -- in -1 W Cheerleaders MARTHA IENKINS ROBERTA LEISY DEANNA BLOOM PAT CONNER SEATED: Left to Right: S. Schevers, R. Slater, I. Kirchner. STANDING: B. Alberts, B. Risk, L. Stonehouse. Go, Fight, Win! ! And with this the K, C.C. cheerleaders go into a rousing cheer for their team. The cheerleaders this yea. were behind the Komets all the way, and helped cheer the team on to vic- tory. Pep Club Though few in number, the Pep Club was present at all the home games and gave never-faltering loyalty to the team and to the cheerleaders throughout the season. PO RTS A FRONT ROW B. Kammerer, C. Henderson, R. Frost, H. Glasgow. BACK ROW: Lou Schmadeke, Coach: M. Myers, A. Peterson, G. Thorne L Younkin, D. Loring, B. Fegers. Mason Thompson was absent when this picture was taken. '55 Komets '56 KEOKUK COMMUNITY COLLEGE AVERAGE SEASONS RECORD ACTIVE POINTS GAMES PER OURS OPPONENT THEIRS XPLAYERS PLAYED GAME Centerville 5 5 Younkin 1 8 6 . 94 Moline 93 Loring 9 17 . 9 Moberly 1 1 7 Glasgow 1 8 7 . 1 Clarinda 79 Frost 20 l 6 . 1 Burlington 86 Fegers 1 6 3 . 3 Cre ston 73 Thorne 2 0 1 1 . 5 Graceland 130 Peterson 17 5 . 7 Mu scatine 1 1 8 Kammerer 4 4 Moberly 1 1 7 Thompson 3 l . 67 Clarinda 1 03 Henderson 2 2 Centerville 47 Berberet 5 11 . 2 Clinton 95 Smiley 1 1 5 . 73 Hannibal-La Grange 94 Meyers 2 2 Clarinda l 03 McClain 1 1 8 . 8 Graceland 56 Leisy 8 1 . 38 Muscatine 69 Burlington 1 0 1 Clinton 8 6 Moline 8 0 Hannibal-La Grange 85 FRONT ROW: R, Lelsy, D. Worster, R. Frost, I. Walter, D. Skog. BACK ROW: Lou Schmadeke, Coach: M. Myers, H. Glasgow, R Linguist, G. Thorne, I. Skog, D. Loring. A Baseball Spring practice for baseball has been cut short because of bad weather, The team looks as if it is shaping up for a real good season, the main problem being the lack of a first baseman. A solution has yet to be found but there are some good possibilities. The team is strong defensively and better than average offensively. Once it gets rolling it will be hard to beat be- cause of the fine teamwork and the team spirit it has. :Si wap ,NIL 4 Q ' ' 'h.R My -lm., W i . . . . Not everyone had a VVh1te Christmas , but snowflakes were falling when the college had its Annual Christmas Dance .... . . . .Another view of the Christ- mas Dance, held in the Snow Palace . Everything was blue and white, and it looks as if these people are enjoying the refreshments. . . . .And there is a scramble for the ball. Let's hope the Komets come up with it. The tear' was greatly aided by. . . . . . . . the cheerleaders, who are shown holding pictures of the players at a Pep Rally, and. . . . . . . . by the spectators, who look as if something mighty exciting has happen- ed. The Komets appreciated the crow- ds that came to their games this year. To say that K.C.C. students are strangers to regular college work would be more than a false- hood. With the ever-increasing enrollment, our teachers still find time to devote to the individual. With the pleasant atmosphere present in our classrooms, going to school is reallyapleasure. ,Qfg f 'T' L: if Ullbfllphid I Busted XI! WAIJWDRTR BROTHERS lqnellnu. lo.. U. I. A. .11 13, 5. . T. -L.. 43. , ,I 1, -5, 1 v , ,,- ' ,V - - 1- 4 ' Y .1 71 ' ri :fi-A ' .32 Fi,-'.'P:v:4 ? 7': . 'V :f-1 lv. -125. -- '1? 53-':'ilfi.'L' - ' , -, .. sr, ,,.-hr-.',,.,m .. if 5 :A - 4..- . v, -1 'z A.,-'.-g.... 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