Klemme High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Klemme, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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Page Sponsor ------- LARSEN'S MEATS, GROCERIES, AND LOCKER -i TABLE oi CONTENTS Z Annual Staff. . Admistration. . Seniors ,,.. Class History , . Class Prophecy . . Class Will . Activities . Athletics . . . Underclassrnen . Grades .... 677' Iliff Page Sponsor-H ---KLEMME TIMES ANNUAL STAFF EDITORS . . PUBLICITY DIRECTOR. . . ASSISTANTS CLASS EDITOR . . ASSISTANT ART EDITOR . . . SOCIAL EDITOR . . ASSISTANTS SPORTS EDITOR . . ASSISTANTS MUSIC EDITOR . . ASSISTANT YEARBOOK SALES MANAGER ASSISTANTS YEARBOOK TYPISTS . . . Fred Arnold, Margaret Haefner . . . . ...... Roger Bachman Warren Terhufen, Donald Kramer David Waddingham . Shirley Barz Ruth Pringnitz . . . . . Gracka Gerardi . .... . . . . . Carol Bridges Marcia Watne, Anita Katter, Leila Anderson, Ione Rosendahl . . . . . . . . . Warren Terhufen Donald Kramer, Dave Waddingham . . . . . . . . .Jo Ellen Clabaugh Lois Heginger ...............DennyHaefner Larry Wessels, Maynard Weisbrod Marvin Michelson, Donald Ausborn Herman Goll . . . . . . . . . Ione Rosendahl Carol Bridges, Shirley Barz Leila Anderson, Ruth Pringnitz ffl, Page Sponsor---FIRST NATIONAL BANK Tb x 1 If 3 iv 'W 'S ,M .J 1 J TD N I .1 s,, Av V Al? .' I 'v -,ex ELIEL F. KIRKPATRICK B. A., Parsons College M. A. , State University of Iowa Superintendent of Schools A in A V' . 97 . 5 ,fi - 7,1f1f ' -514.42-.r ef ROBERT ANDREAE B. S. , Upper Iowa U. Principal ' ,J I gf, if ff- 'l+ i 1... -,I J- MARGERY GORDEN B. S. , Iowa State College Home Enocomics and Soc. Studies , X .1- I 1 - iff K nk Q. x r ff'- T: Hifi KAY ANDREAE B. S. , Upper Iowa University Home Ec. and Social Studies Page Sponsor ---- OSMAN'S FUNERAL SERVICE 3 '? 'S'-34 FRANCIS JOHNSON B, A., Luther College Commercial and Assistant Coach x,4 MARY BEARD SLEY B. 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Mixed Chorus ....... 4 Girls Chorus . . . 1, 2, 3,4 Class Play . . .... 3,4 Basketball ......... 2 Pep Club ....... 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff . .... 4 Annual Staff . . . . . . 4 FRED Frog ARNOLD Mark Marks, ,not women, are his aim. Band ........ 1, 2, 3, 4 Instrumental solos and ensembles . . . 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . 1, 2,3, 4 Boys Chorus .... 1, 2,3,4 Boys Quartette ...... 3, 4 Class Play . . . . . . 3,4 Pep Club ..... . . 4 Newspaper Staff . . . . . Co-editor, annual . . . . f-,-ff-'i-' DONALD Slim AUSBORN Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may diet. Mixed Chorus ...... 3, 4 Class Play .... . . . 3,4 Baseball ........ 1,2,3 Newspaper Staff . . . . . 4 Annual Staff . . . . . . 4 Boys Chorus . . . . 3,4 Page Sponsor . . . WESSEL'S FLOOR COVERING l 7 4. 4 ROGER Rog BACHMAN You name it, I'll do it. Vice President .... . Secretary-Treasurer. . . Mixed Chorus ...... Class Play ....... . Track ....... . . . Newspaper Staff . . . . Annual Staff . . . . . f'b' Q01 U SHIRLEY Shir BARZ All rational men prefer an angel with arms to one with wings. President ..... . . 2 Student Council. . . . . 3 Mixed Chorus. . . . 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus . . . 1, 2, 3 Class Play . . . . . 3,4 Basketball .... . . . 1 Pep Club ........ 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Editor - - - - 4 Annual Staff ..... . 4 Page Sponsor---RON'S TV SERVICE 8 Basketball . . .2, Pep Club ........ 2, I x-ll 'BS R l l, CAROL BRIDGES When fun and study clas let study go to smash. Vice-President .... Student Council. . . Band .... WW Chamber Group . . Mixed Chorus ..... Girls' Chorus ...... Class Play . Basketball . Cheerleader fffffilz Newspaper Staff .... Annual Staff. JO ELLEN Jo CLABAUGH Mighty sweet, mighty wise, fun just twinkles in her eyes. Vice-President ....... 4 Majorette .......... 3 Mixed Chorus . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Sextette ....... 3 Class Play . . . . . . 3,4 Basketball . . . . . . . 1,2 Pep Club ....... l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader ....... 3, 4 Newspaper Staff . .... 4 Annual Staff .... . . 4 GRACKA HGFHKH GERARDI If silence is golden, then I'm in debt. President. . . . . . 1 Band .... . .1,2, 3,4 Inst. Solos 81 Ensembles . . . .l, 2, 3, 4 PianoSolo... Mixed Chorus. . . .l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus. . . .1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Solos 81 Ensembles . . . . 2, 3, 4 Class Play . . . . . 3,4 Basketball . ..... 1 Pep Club ....... 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader .... . . . 3, Newspaper Co-editor .... 4 4 Annual Staff. . . . . . . . 4 HERMAN GOLL Sometimes I sit and think, but sometimes I just sit. Class Play ......... 4 Newspaper Staff . . . . 4 Annual Staff . . . . 4 Page Sponsor--GERARDPS MUSIC STORE 81 SCHOOL 9 ll I make it. Secretary-Treasurer Baseball . . . . Track ..... . Newspaper Staff . Annual Staff. . . c f 'X , 1 LOUIS Louie HEGINGE R Not as harmless as she looks. Mixed Chorus ..... 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus .... 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sextette . . . . . Class Play .... . . . 3, Pep Club ........ 2, 3, Newspaper Staff . . . . . Annual Staff .... . . Page Sponsor---JOSTEN'S HARDWARE 8: APPLIANCE 10 DENNIS Denny HAEFNER I don't have to study history, President ......... Student Council ...... Mixed Chorus ....... Boys' Chorus. . . . . Class Play ........ Basketball . . . . .1,2, .1, 2, Pep Club ..... . . 2, X 'ff Q .- Qt 'I f'f .f-- . MARGARET Marg HAEFNER I want to be bashful but the boys won't let me. Secretary-Treasurer. . . 1, Student Council ....... Band .......... l,2, lnst. Ensembles . . . . 1, Band Queen .... .... Piano Solo . . . . .1,2,3, Mixed Chorus. . . .1, 2, 3, Basketball . . . . . . Pep Club .... . . 2, 3, Cheerleader .... . . 3, Newspaper Staff . . . . . Annual Co-editor. . . . . .I Qx Elf? 'llii En-2 o int A-xi Page Sponsor. . .Dr. ANITA Nit KATTER Silence is more eloquent than words. Student Council ....... 4 Mixed Chorus. . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Sextette . . . . 3 4 I Class Play . . . . 3,4 Basketball .... . . . 2 Pep Club ...... . . 3, 4 Newspaper Staff . . . . 4 Annual Staff . . . . . 4 DONALD Donk KRAMER Once caught studying, but has almost lived that reputa- tion down. Class Play . . ..... 3,4 Basketball . . . . l,2,3,4 Baseball ..... .... 4 Track .......... 2,3,4 Newspaper Staff . . . . . 4 Annual Staff .... . . . 4 MARVDT Marv MICHELSON Here I is, Girls President .........4 ClassPlay . . . . . . .3,4 Newspaper Staff . . . . 4 Annual Staff: . . . . . 4 J. D. BAKER, D. V. M. 11 RUTH Ruthie PRINGNITZ True happiness springs from moderation. 4 Band ........ . 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus .... 1, 2,3,4 Girls Sextette . . . 2, 3, 4 Class Play . . . . . 3, 4 Pep Club ..... . 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff . . . . . 4 Annual Staff .... . . 4 IONE Ike ROSENDAHL Band ...... Inst. ensembles Piano solos. . . Mixed Chorus . Girls Chorus . . Vocal ensembles Class Play . . . Basketball . . . Pep Club .... Newspaper Staff Annual Staff . . tl fu gtg WARREN --Butch il TERHUFEN . Msn As predictable as the J weather. Vice President. . . . 2 Student Council, , , , , 3 Band ..... . . . 1,2 Mixed Chorus . . . . 3 Boys Chorus . . . . 3 Class Play , , , , , , 4 Basketball , , . .1,3,4 Baseball , , , ,1,3,4 ..34 Track ,,,,,, , Pep Club ....... 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff . , Annual Staff ,.,,,.,, 4 ...4 Page Sponsor . . . 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Class Play .... . . . 4 Pep Club ..... . . 3, 4 Newspaper Staff . . . 4 Annual Staff .... . . 4 CLASS HI TORY On August 30, 1943, ten intelligent i?l students started on that long pull to success at Klemme School. They were as follows: Fred Arnold, Roger Bachman, Carol Bridges, Lois Heginger, Douglas Jones, Dennis Haefner, Jim Karsjens, Robert Larson, David Waddingham, and Warren Terhufen. Our teacher was Miss Bugh and Mr. Kingery was our superintendent. ln our primary year we did mostly coloring and playing. On May 16th, our school picnic was held and we were all looking forward to our second year of school. Our first grade year began on September 4, 1944. This year we had 12 students in our class. Bonnie Mace joined us at the beginning of the year and Shirley Barz came about the sixth week of school. Evidently Miss Bugh thought we were a pretty good class because she stuck with us during our first grade too. All we can remember about this year is we had to take naps on our rugs. We also got our first reading books. We really thought we were big because we could read. Thus ended our second year of school. On September 3, 1945 we began second grade with a new teacher, Miss Halfwassen. We also had two new pupils in our class, Margaret Haefner and lone Rosendahl. One of the highlights of this year was treats we received when someone had a birthday. On May 16th, our school picnic was held and that much loved summer vacation began. We entered third grade on September 2, 1946 in a new room with a new teacher, Miss Heinrich. We gained five new students: Paul Gilpin, Lyle Heginger, Raymond Helps, Adeline Medause, and Ray Jennings, who came after six weeks. We also lost Jim Karsjens and Bob Larson. This year we were in an operetta called The Obliging Clock. The Students who turned in their dental cards go to march in a health parade at Britt. The annual picnic was on May 25 and we were ready for the fourth grade. The 1947-1948 school year began on September 2, with 16 students and a new teacher, Miss Tanner. Paul Gilpin left our class this year and Marlys Marshall joined us. This year we took part in the operetta Lazy Town. On May 21 we received our report cards and advanced to fifth grade. On August 30, 1948 we began school again. By now we certainly had a habit of getting a new teacher each year. Mrs. Schlawin was our teacher this year. Raymond Helps left our class and the sixth week of school Gracka Gerardi came. One of the out- standing things we did this year was to make booths for an exhibit. Each one of us had a booth representing a different state of the Union. This year we began attended the health parade. The year was over with our picnic on May 20th. On August 29, 1949 we re-entered school as sixth graders. We gained six new students Robert Aarons, Kay Burk, JoEllen Clabaugh, Beverly DeMerritt, Kenley Mannetter, and Marvin Sandry. We also lost four students: Lyle Heginger, Ray Jennings, Marlys Mar- shall, and Adeline Medause. This year we made .Mr. Webster Dictionaries and a scene of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. We completed our sixth grade year with our usual annual picnic. . A On Auguat 28, 1950, we entered seventh grade. We had an enrollment of nineteen students. Kay Burk and Marvin Sandry were not with us at the beginning of the year and Kenley Mannetter left us after six weeks. The new students were Donald Ausborn, Herman Goll, Donald Kramer, and Norma Draves. This year our class put on the play, Bang Goes Christmas. It was an hour play and we enjoyed it very much. Mr. Beenken was our teacher until January, when he was drafted, after that Mr. Dremmel was our teacher. This year we got to play basketball on the junior high team. Both the boys and the girls won trophies in the county tournament. The girls played Hayfield and won first place and the boys played Garner and won second place. School ended on May 23rd and our last and final year in grade school was approaching. August 27, 1951 began our eighth grade year. This year we didn't lose any students and we didn't gain any. Our room was upstairs with the high school, and Mr. Juhl was our teacher. One of the things we can remember about this year is the lunch we brought Page Sponsor: EICHORN CORNER STORE 'I4 every other Friday. We appointed different ones to bring cake and cookies and we each brought our own pop. Another thing we did was to tour Mason City. The year finally end- ed with a picnic and we were about to enter our first year of high school. In the fall of 1952, on September 2nd, we became trembling freshmen in K. H. S. This year 24 students made up our class: Donald Ausborn, Roger Bachman, Fred Arnold, Shirley Barz, Carol Bridges, Leila Anderson, Jo Ellen Clabaugh, Dennis Haefner, Mar- garet Haefner, Lois Heginger, Beverly DeMerritt, Douglas Jones, Ione Resendahl, Warren Terhufen, David Waddingham, Marcia Watne, Norma Draves, Donald Kramer, Gerry Kast- ler, Herman Goll, Gracka Gerardi, Ruth Pringnitz, Marvin Michelson, and Anita Katter. Our class president was Gracka Gerardi. Our first big event as freshmen was initiation. All the girls had to have their hair in twenty pigtails, the boys parted their's down the middle, and we all wore various costumes. That evening we each had to perform our little stunts with Mr. Cappon as master of ceremonies. The next big event was the Junior- Senior Banquet. Five boys and five girls were chosen to serve and Ruth played the piano. Our picnic was held and our first year of high school was over. On August 31, 1953, we entered the school building as Sophomores. We lost two students this year: Gerry Kastler and Douglas Jones. This year our basketball boys really went places. They got to sub-state for the second time in the history of Klemme. We played Dinsdale in the first round of the tournament and lost. We didn't have a girls team this year as not enough girls went out. Our president this year was Shirley Barz. In Biology, our class ventured to Woodward. This was a dangerous place for our class. . . we had a hard time getting them all back. Thus ended our Sophomore year and we ad- vanced to Juniors. On August 29th we started as Juniors with only two more years left. Beverly DeMerritt left and Maynard Weisbrod joined us, the second semester Norma Draves left us and Larry Wessels came. This was one of our biggest years. First was the class play, Janey's One-Track Mind. The next thing was our class rings. This event nearly broke us all up in business. The last thing was our banquet. The theme was An Evening in Paris. We were all very proud of our work. Our class president this year was Denny Haefner. We didn't have a picnic this year and school ended on May 20th. Our last year was approaching. On August 29th we began our last and final yaar with 22 students, eleven boys and eleven girls. This year proved to be both exciting and expensive. First off we ordered our announcements and thank you cards. Then on October 7th we ventured to Mason City to have our graduation pictures taken. Mr. Crawford accompanied us. Miss Beardsley directed our class play, Spooks and Spasms, which was held on the 17th of April. The theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held on the 28th of April, was Cherries In The Snow which the Juniors presented very well. We all enjoyed a very delicious meal. On April 20th we rose bright and early tabout 4:30l and set out on skip day. We went to Minneapolis and toured some of the industries. In the evening we went to see Cinerama after which we indulged in a big meal. Baccalaureate was held on May 20th and Commencement on May 22nd, Our speaker was Mr. Stroh. Thus ended our last year to- gether at K. H. S. BEFORE! !tFr0nt Row, Kindergartenl AFTER! ! Page Sponsor: SWANSON'S HATCHERY 15 CLASS PIWPHECY On May 15, 1966, we embarked on a world wide tour. As we boarded the airplane the stewardess came toward us and offered to show us to our seats. Much to our aston- ishment we found that the stewardess was none other than Margaret Haefner. We had the most wonderful plane ride and on May 16, 1966 we landed in Paris, France. Next we hunted for an interpreter, who turned out to be Donald Kramer. We had a very ex- citing time that evening, French style, you know. We went to a large hotel and asked for a room. After the bell boy had carried our bags to our room, he turned and asked us if that was all. Well, if it wasn't Dave Waddingham. Later that night we had a real celebration. The next day we went down to the Fashion Shop to see the new styles. We watched two of the models for nearly an hour before we recognized them. When we did, we just about fell through the floor. They were Carol Bridges and Shirley Barz. Our next stop was Pisa, Italy. Here we saw the Leaning Tower. As we wished to go on a tour of this part of Italy, we asked for and got a guide. When our guide said, The first place on the list is a cathedral, we recognized the voice and turned to get a better look at him. Our suspicions were confirmed, as our guide was none other than Marvin Michelson. He took us on a very interesting tour, and that evening he took us to a fine restaurant where we were served lots of delicious Italian food. There were several good musicians playing in the band. It finally dawned on us who the trumpet player was. You guessed it, that musician was Fred Arnold. Spain was the next country we visited. Of course, we attended a bull fight. One of the bullfighters was very brave and daring, and his bold stunts seemed to remind us of a fellow classmate. We thought and thought, and came to the most frightening con- clusion. He was another classmate of ours, Denny Haefner. Next on our itinerary was the country of Egypt. The first thing we did upon ar- riving was to join a camel caravan, just to see what that type of travel was like. Ima- gine our surprise when Donald Ausborn said, Okay folks, it'S about time to turn around and go back if we aren't going to spend the night on the desert. Australia, where we visited Ione Rosendahl's beet ranch tThe owner was allergic to animalsl was a very interesting place. On board the steamer which we took from Australia to Japan were about a hundred American soldiers. When a Captain bellowed, Attention, we realized that we were listening to and looking at Maynard Weisbrod of the U. S. Army. Now for the most interesting stop of all. Hawaii! ! ! We certainly enjoyed watching the beautiful hula girls dance. After watching them for a while, we noticed one that looked familiar. Was it? ? Could it be? ? 7 Believe it or not, it was Ruth Pringnitzl I Finally we headed back to the United States. Home, sweet home, at last! l ! We stopped in California for a few days of sight-seeing. We went through Hollywood where we discovered that Warren Terhufen was a very famous playwright. From there we went on to Reno, Nevada. When we arrived, we had no idea that Larry Wessels was one of the smartest gamblers in Reno, but we found out tthe hard wayl. We got into a card game with him! ! ! Next we were off to New Mexico. Our first stop was at Albuquerque where we went to a rodeo. In a clown act were one big and three little clowns which we found so inter- esting that we went behind the scenes after the show. And no wonder we were attracted to them--they were Roger Bachman with three of his five children. Page Sponsor . . G. W. KLUCKHOHN Gt SONS 16 Coming home, wt- stopped at some oil wells in Oklahoma, just to satisfy our curi- osity about them, Mart-ia! Iii-ila! Anita! I I Startled that someone should know our names, we turned and looked to see who it could have been yelling at us. We saw .To lillen Clahaugh and Lois lleginger with their husbands and children. They were out Chet-king on their two dozen oil wells. Boy, did they ever throw a party. At last, hack in Klomme! ! We went into the only cafe in town to get a bite to eat. The waitress who served us was Gracka Gerardi, one of the few of our classmates who had remained faithful to the old home town. After we had gotten done eating, gahbing about old times, and telling of our travels, we went outside and started walking down thc street to our rar when, whom should we meet Coming toward us with his wife and ten children hut Ilerman Goll. After talking with Herman for a while, the three of us left for our homes near Klemmr. W l Page Sponsor ---- DUKE'S CAFE W I7 CLASS WILL We, the sensational Seniors, the great class of '56, being of unnatural mind and sup- ersonic memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testa- ment. CHIEF EXECUTOR: We appoint Mr. Carl Crawford chief executor of our will. ARTICLE I To Mr. Johnson we will a complete file of the work done on our office practice set. To Mr. Crawford we will a free sample of our year book. To Mrs. Gordon we will our History Projects. To Mr. Chadwick we will our very quiet classrooms. To Miss Beardsley we will all our hard literature tests. To Mr. Kirkpatrick we will the snow on our shoes in the winter time. To Mr. Andreae we will a cushion chair in which he can rest after his strenuous task of trying to keep order in the hall between classes. To Mrs. Andreae we will our knowledge of etiquette. ARTICLE II To the Juniors we will our good looks. To the Sophomores we will our timidness and ability to stay in class. To the Freshmen we will our ability to do math problems. ARTICLE III I, Anita Katter, will my Down to Earth Quality to Beverly Christiance and Ronald Hummel, who always appear to be up in the air. I, Lois Heginger, will my Toni Refill Kit to Eva Thiemann. I, JoEllen Clabaugh, will my small feet to Herbert Greiman. I, Herman Goll, will my long black hair to Martin Brinkman and Berleen Bridges. I, Margaret Haefner, will my blond, naturally curly hair to Elmer Howard. Always keep it neatly combed as the eyes of the public are always on you. I, Carol Bridges, will my P. T. shorts to Keith Nuehring. With the aid of a few safe- ty pins they still have a lot of wear left in them. I, Gracka Gerardi, will my S 12. O0 curls to Bob Larson, so he won't have to get a monthly permanent. I, Larry Wessels, will my recipe on growth to Kay Burk. I, Roger Bachman, will my ability to make acquaintances with out-of-town girls to Roger Johnsong as the saying goes, Variety is the Spice of life. I, Dave Waddingharn, will my left-over apricots and prunes from hot lunch to Robert Ausborn. I, Marvin Michelson, will the following philosophy on girls to Arthur Carlson and Val Stromer: 1. If she doesn't own a farm, forget her. 2. If she has two farms, consider her. 3. If she has three farms or more, grab her. I, Marcia Watne, will my brown hair to Juda Stahl and LaVohn Josten. I, Ruth Pringnitz, will my ability to play the accordian to Marvin Sandry. I, Leila Anderson, will my typing ability to Marvalyn Carolus. Hope your fingers can keep up with your brain. I, Ione Rosendahl, will my ability to pop good popcorn at the basketball games to Sharleen Swanson. Don't eat up all the profit. I, Shirley Barz, will my ability to get to school just before the bell rings every morn- ing to Winola Zwald. I, Don Kramer, will my Plymouth to Marvin Josten so he can give all the girls a ride to school at noon. I, Dennis Haefner, will my ability to argue with the teachers to Jim Karsjens. Page Sponsor. . KLEMME COOP GRAIN COMPANY 18 I, Don Ausborn, will my package of Cigarettes to Fonda Bier. Try every brand as I did. I, Warren Terhufen, will my good looks to June Mayland. Take good care of them and they will come in handy. I, Maynard Weisbrod, will my ability to enter into a conversation about any- thing with anyone to Janice Stokesbury. I, Fred Arnold, will my ability to play first cornet to Gary Lenz. iPractiee faithfully, Gary. J Eiffel Tower, 1955 Banquet 1955 Junior-Senior Banquet Whose head is the flattest? Always the last to leave. The Smelly Room Page Sponsor: KLEMME COOP CREAMERY I9 C, 0 diinlfifif O ,ox Q Q , A1 f '14,-., X 'Xie 00 lfqf, B K I ' 0 6 ef , , ZR ' A 8:6- .L 4 ' - -ig? . IQ I Q ' ', ,' , J 44 A u ,:2,,,,',. Q 'qffil ., J' X .lp . Q 'SX 'N ZZQTJJ W X ' gf' X97 K uf fm L 3 V VJ V? ggi W A if -'gg 5 KA' ge Sponsor---THE RATH P ACKI G CO NEWSPAPER STAFF Page Sponsors: HARVEY BARZ BAD Division I Rating 1950 - 1955 ABOVE: Brass Choir BELOW: Woodwind Chamber Group Your OLIVER DEALER, FRED J. ARNOLD STROMER'S STABLES And KENNELS 22 ABOVE: Mixed Clarinet Quartet ABOVE: Saxophone Quartet ABOVE: Clarinet Quartet Page Sponsors: I..ARSON'S FARM SUPPLY KIRK'S STUDIOS, Mason City 23 Ml ED CHOR S ABOVE: Senior Sextet BELOW: Freshman Sextet Page Sponsor: FARM DRAINAGE and TRUCKING WALTER H. ROSENDAHL 24 ABOVE: Junior Sextet BELOW: Sophomore Quartet 1 V BELOW: Mixed Quartet S 1 4 Page Sponsors: GRAYDON BACK TANKWAGON SERVICE SCHROER SHOE SERVICE, Garner 25 Junior Class Play, 1955 Junior Class Play, 1955 Guess who? '? ? ? Experimenting? '? Smelling up the place!! Class Dismissed! ! Page Sponsors: BOCK OIL CO., Byrnes Lemke, Agent K LE M ME HARDWARE 26 6' fhlmzilfff O V 10 fd? fo U C O 15 l1 ' 6 5 , 65 C U 0 X G ov xx X 7 7259. Q NX X O fir . 'KW' ' O c X THE FIVE- SENIORS: Roger Bachman, Don Kramer, Denny Haefner Warren Terhufen, David Waddingham. Page Sponsor---ETCHEN AUTO CO. 27 BOY ' BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Keith Nuehring, Roger Bachman, Don Kramer, Denny Haefner, Warren Terhufen, Martin Brinkman, Bob Larson. BACK ROW: Coach Bill Westberg, Gary Lenz, Dave Waddingham, Manager Jim Karsjens, Marvin Josten, Gordon Johnson, Charles Bacon, Asst. Coach Francis Johnson. 63 Klemme 56 Klemme 58 Klemme 60 Klemme 69 Klemme 56 Klemme 67 Klemme 67 Klemme 62 Klemme 83 Klemme 70 Klemme 50 Woden 64 LuVerne 32 Dows? 32 Britt 59 Garner 43 Sheffield? 52 Fertile? 39 Kanawha 40 Ventura? 47 Franklin? 3 5 Rockwell? COUNTY TOURNAMENT TEAM RECORD 61 Klemme 38 Corwith 61 Klemme 58 Britt 58 Klemme 40 Garner NORTH STAR CONFERENCE STANDING Won Lpst '70 Klemme 11 1 . 917 Sheffield 9 3 . 750 Fertile 8 4 . 667 Ventura 7 5 . 583 Dows 4 8 . 333 Rockwell 2 10 . 167 Franklin 1 11 . O83 Page Sponsor: J. 52 Klem me 39 52 Klemme 47 66 Klemme 50 70 Klemme 78 85 Klemme 42 75 Klemme 57 69 Klemme 41 61 Klemme 66 52 Klemme 84 61 Klemme 52 Dows? Sheffield? Rockwell? Fertile? Franklin? Ventura? Thompson Ringsted Northwood Crystal Lake ? North Star Conference Games SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 87 Klemme 1 8 Mitchell 73 Klemme 46 Plymouth 46 Klemme 48 Rudd SEASON RECORD Won 22 Lost 5 A. CHAMBE RS, REALTOR 28 PEP CL B w S af !!J i I Page Sponsor- - -SAWTELLEYS SUPERETTE 29 I CURE Rl.EAD1'IHS Gracka Gerardi, Carol Bridges, Margaret Hzwfrler Jo Ellen Clnbaugh Emu Sv , 4422 L 50 x I 2nd TEAM RESERVE SQUAD H d Johnson, David Waddingham, Val Stromer, Marvin Josten, Gary Lenz, Charles Bacon, Asst. Coach Francis Johnson. BACK ROW: Gaylon Bridges, Craig Larson, Maynard Weisbrod, Manager Jim Kargens, Roger Meints, Gary Kothenbeutel, Robert Thiemann. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Karen Clabaugh, Cozette Lau, Myrna Rarz, Dorothy Kroehnke. Q WW 1- i Qc Page Sponsor---SNO-WHITE MARKET, Garner EMORY WEAVER, TANK WAGON SE 30 fp Ni ni f A 733-ok WM A ff,, ui N X 'i HUA N tlll x 'I , Sy V ju E N ifefr. i f' fjf gifs.. FRONT ROW: Coach Bi1i Westberg, Gor on RVICE BA EBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: DavidWaddington, Warren Terhufen, Don Kramer, Denny Haefner, Martin Brinkman, Marvin Josten, Gary Lenz. BACK ROW: Charles Bacon Gor don Johnson, Roger Meints, John Abele, Ronald Beier, Craig Larson, Gaylon Bridges, Gary Kothenbeutel, Robert Thiemann. RECORD Klemme 0 Kanawha 10 Klemme 13 Meservey 12 Klemme 6 Fertile 14 Klemme 3 Sheffield 7 Klemme 8 Crystal Lake 6 Klernme 8 Sheffield 8 FALL SECTIONAL Klernmo 0 Hayfield 13 21 Won Lost Tie Season 2 3 1 Tournament O 1 0 Overall 2 4 1 BATTING AVERAGES Dennis Haefner 364 Marvin Josten . 250 Martin Brinkman 357 David Waddingham 200 Charles Bacon . 346 Warren Terhufen 125 Donald Kramer . 304 Gary Lenz 100 Gordon Johnson 262 Roger Meints 000 Robert Thiemann . 000 f Page Sponsors: HOLTA'S, Garner CURTIS G. RIEHM, ATTY., Garner 31 il? TRACK TEAM WHAT A COLD DAY FOR A PICTURE David Waddingham, Warren Terhufen, Donald Kramer, Denny Haefner, May- nard Weisbrod, Robert Larson. .iimg J -as f .-A . . '99- Y a I... A PL E OOPS!!! -- WE SLIPPED! !! Page Sponsors ---- THE GOODNATURE STORE, Garner HANCOCK CO. RURAL ELEC. COOP, Garner' 32 COUNTY CHAMPIO S 6 5.0.-Ms. HT.. ,, -im S Page Sponsor---GARNIZH SALES CO, CROPLHY, KERN STANDARD Sl:IliVIC'I'l, Garner 33 K iq o5:'N f C or vlgx-.3 ff Kim HC O Hof L C 00 O T1 rlinsimuzu Q .C of 4156. f-W O C . .Y ,F C ff' . si 3 f A .2 'X '55 Y 0' 1 LN ' f CCN X x X X 'T-fig w X f Xin 5 3 X X sf Ji' ' S f : f NSS GO X if F454 Q XX NW X 2 S1 X fff f'?51?? 5iW x . 5 fvwfpfnfff' Q gi JJ I j Ah, Page Sponsor---GARNER MOTOR SALES CO. 36 JU l0R 'N ffl. ' 4 '1 x. 'L 'J FIRST ROW: Winola Zwald, Student Councilg Val Stromer, Vice Presidentg Shar leen Swanson, Presidentg Janice Stokesbary, Secretary-Treasurerg Arthur Carl- son, Student Council. SECOND ROW: Robert Ausborn, Fonda Bier, Berleen Bridges, Martin Brinkman, Kay Burk, Marvalyn Carolus. THIRD ROW: Beverly Christiance, John Datema, Coleen Gifford, Herb Greimann, Elmer Howard, Ron- ald Hummel. FOURTH ROW: Roger Johnson, LaVohn Josten, Marvin Josten, Jim Karsjens, Bob Larson, Gary Lenz. FIFTH ROW: June Mayland, Keith Nuehring, Marvin Sandry, Juda Stahl, Eva Thiemann. Page Sponsor . . . IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER, Garner HALE - PHIPPS MOTORS, Garner 37 SOPHOMORE ' f I -J . I . E Y A Nt ff I FIRST ROW: Betty Clayton, Student Councilg Rosalie Rosendahl,Vice-President, Barbara Avery, Presidentg Elaine Jurgemeyer, Secretary-Treasurer, Harlan Block, Student Council. SECOND ROW: Howard Anderson, Charles Bacon, Jeanne Barz, Donna Carolus, Karen Clabaugh, Paul Gilpin. THIRD ROW: Larry Hanson, Raymond Helps, Gordon Johnson, Dorothy Kroehnke, Joyce Lassahn, Beverly Lemke. FOURTH ROW: Richard Meyer, Sandra Michelson, Marcella Nuehring, Roger Olson, Douglas Roul, Larry Ulrich. FIFTH ROW: Jon Watne, Lavonne Wessels. Page Sponsor . . . HANCOCK CO., FARM EQUIPMENT CO., Garner WESTS' DEPARTMENT STORE, Garner 38 . FRE HME FIRST ROW: Myrna Barz, Student Councilg Joyce Thiemann, Vice Presidentg Ron- ald Beier, Presidentg Dorothy Roul, Secretary-Treasurerg Carroll Priebe, Student Council. SECOND ROW: John Abele, Gaylon Bridges, Velma Christensen, Judy Gilpin, Jerry Janssen, Gerald Kothenbeutel. THIRD ROW: Ginger Kudje, Jerry LaFavre, CraigLarson, Cozette Lau, Audrey Lemke, Roger Meintz. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Pringnitz, Mardell Stadtlander, Marlin Stadtlander, Robert Thie- mann. Page Sponsors . . . ERV'S PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE, Garner WOODFORD - WHEELER LUMBER COMPANY, Garner 39 r Q3 U 0 9 V: w V A Fil 135 5 m N 1 -r L:' Av, 'YNL,o X WJ ,- W4 W Q1 ' S74 g 'gglgl ,9 Yvflyf-'5 'V MRS. ALINE BURGESS Remedial Reading Page Sponsors ----- VAN DYKE PHARMACY, Garner FARMER'S GRAIN CO. , Belmoncl A0 IHGHTH GRADE 2? I GY 'N 'ii a K X ,Q -:,., ' K 3 . k f 'If . 'U-IM . . 1 1.2 :K f . 2, Q by me . Wg .,, sr - 'H , Y J , , 3 ' .. mai we Q g of X G s K ' . ' ':.-' F f ' E Q ,, . -fi. Y' x Q STR fi ? Res 4 ' 45 . Qi' ,SN Q x Q Q 4 X ff su, .fa I + -.Y we Ai .hi t. t 'ij 1 X MR , . :gs - ws S, F' J ' x N55 is he- X xx we X X sn. FIRST ROW: Mr. Holstad, Donald Anderson, Roxanne Back, James Beier, Janis Beier, Joann Beier, Sharon Blau. SECOND ROW: Daryl Brager, Candace Carl- son, Sherryl Clabaugh, Barbara Clayton, Elaine Eenhuis, Lowell Greimann, Mir- iam Hartbeck. THIRD ROW: Edna Heginger, JoAnn Helps, Lynn Huenemann, Lois Hummel, JoAnne Jacobs, Maurine Johnson, Mararite Keeper. FOURTH ROW: Randall Langlitz, Gordon Lassahn, David Malley, Jane Renner, Roger So- bek, Lewis Sonerholm, Eugene Zwald. TWI LAKE 0.5 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Robbins, David Lange, Roger Haupt, Craig Watne, Norma Watne, Gerald Lange, Teddy Watne. SECOND ROW: Phebe Watne, Janet Lange, Harley Anderson, Susan Watne, Larry Lange. Page Sponsors . . . PLATH FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE, Garner AL BARZ, INSURANCE, Garner 41 'QS' Q w NFS S! , as X L Q- ia as , X W., umm Q: ,, .Y W, EVE TH GRADE a w.:: , 5-5 3: 2 ,,... -af, fa H . 5 we FIRST ROW: Mrs. Proper, Robert Abele, Sharon Bachman, Karen Brekke, Cheryl Eichorn, Billy Heginger, Melva Johnson. SECOND ROW: Daryl Kothen- beutel, Duane Kramer, Karen Michelson, Linda Michelson, Caldia Neuberger, Dean Neuberger, Daryl Nuehring. THIRD ROW: Eldon Nuehring, Daryl Schlei, Wayne Schlichtinvg, Paul Sonerholm, Jerry Stokesbary, Joanna Trampel, Patricia Ulrich. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Waddingham. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Datema. I I I LIBERTY 0.9 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Long, Madelyn Pringnitz, Verlene Blank, Eileen Olthoff, Rosalie Einhuis, Gary Blank, Duane Pringnizz. SECOND Row: Kathryn Olfhoffn James Einhuis, Jean Ann Meyer. NOT PICTURED: George Chr1stensen. Page Sponsor . . . GOODELL 'FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY GOODELL GROCERY AND LOCKER 42 l, IXTH GRADE f.-- 151. 11 ,,.- Ne S X Wk to 3 IL, ,, . 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E 'i f 1 1 gigs , S Sr' l Y N sam- ,aa:-W ' ll ' 1 w. QW Q Xl r .1 rp ,K . i, C fx .V , N, FIRST ROW: Miss Scholmer, Clarice Arnold, James Bock, Darlene Brekke, Collyn Bridges, Tommy Burgess, Keith Christians. SECOND ROW: James Christians, Billy Clabaugh, James Clements, Dick Green, Raymond Howard, Larry Johnson, Arthur Katter. THIRD ROWi Terry Lassahn, Kathy Lemke, Albert Malley,' Linda Meinders, Janet Murray, Jerry Murray, Karl Nannenga. FOURTH ROW: Franklin Neuberger, Inez Nuehring, Billy Renner, Judy Swanson., LIBERTY 0. ,. ... . A ,QQ ' z i t - i 5 . . is f Le.' Q - . - . , , .. ,..ii ' ,.,. . nf: :H-' -wh--: : ' .ww -1-. , ei' ., R' ' : 'E ,I - 1 . 1 . ee .. - - . . X , Em . 'N FIRST ROW: Miss Johnson, Lora Gibbs, Esther Mayland, Doran Gast, Gwendo- lyn Lemke, Joan Schoenwetter, LaVern Velau. SECOND ROW: Ronna Gibbs, Gary Hummel, Stanley Mayland, Kathryn Gast, Donna Stille, Walbert Mayland, Roger Beier. Page Sponsors. . . GOODELL HARDWARE STATE SAVINGS BANK, Goodell 43 FIFTH GRADE A O f .qw- .' -AX.. I ' ..,. fs.. -gr zazrafi 1 -'q::, as 5 M1 N af I W' N at ,R X ' - Eflgawfggst I ' figs'-ill f24fi1tr1kfft:9ifK,L5'FEM g irlie L, V , as -I 'P is N 5. .Nm is . f Q ..- ny.. Sn-.fa - FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pearson, David Abele, Linda Abele, Robert Anderson, Janice Blank, Lois Block, Dean Burk. SECOND ROW: Keith Carolus, Charles Clayton, Nancy Guth, Sharon Heginger, Terry Hirsch, James Hrubes, Mark Huenemann. THIRD ROW: Linda Jernegan, Vernon Jurgemeyer, Kathleen Koerner, Harlan Langlitz, Graydon Lau, Earl Lemke, Richard Miller. FOURTH ROW: Harley Nuehring, Kathleen Priebe, Roland Sobek, Verlinda Stahl, Julie Stokesbary, Velere Stromer, Bruce Waddingham, Linda Waddingham. NQNST Q-. at 'Qs a Ya 'ft zfsar1i?f -1, LIBERTY ky V . FIRST ROW: Mrs. Barkema, Lowell Lein, Fred Danger, Arthur Lyons, Mary Alice Lyons, Richard Meints, Pamella Lemke. SECOND ROW: Meridee Brager, Marilyn Brager, Terry Meints, Harlan Meints, David Lein. Page Sponsor . . . KOOLBECK'S LOCKERS, Garner GRIESMERHS LEATHER STORE, Garner 44 X X X ,-.-... , ..v..,-.ff-V .. . sf- 'ws-V-,Y .W - .,,, FOUR'l'H GRADE FIRST ROW: Mrs. Montgomery, Glen Alden, Shirley Avery, Gary Bachman, De- anna Barkema, Douglas Bertilson, Joyce Bock. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Brekke, Leslie Christians, Jerry Clements, Marvin Green , Janelle Greimann, Janette Greimann, Russell Hanson. THIRD ROW: Zelda Heginger, Randy Hirsch, Donna Lou Josten, Margie Katuin, Judy Kepper, Herschel Lernke, Danny Mau. .FOURTH ROW: Richard Meints, Willard Netland, Karen Nuehring, Judith Rasmus, Merrie June Reinhart, Celeste Schaefer, Roger Schmidt. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Schoen- wetter, Glen Sobek, Karon Wessels, Sharon Wessels. Page Sponsor . . . BELMOND AUTO COMPANY, Belmond 45 THIRD GRADE ft .fr F' 2 . . , . x , f ' ,I - 4 21- .sf.. . at , 5, 1. A.. - - N.. 51 un ...- .,.. , -- Ng , -. N X 5 . f t .K mg eiis ' af -rf- .2-2-zfz f. . .- S To iw J ' b l a. - l ark ? FIRST ROW: Mrs. Holstad, Lynn Alden, Marilyn Arnold, Rosalyn Arnold, William Arnold, Mary Jo Bertilson, Judy Blank. SECOND ROW: Vicki Bridges, Dorothy Bruggeman, Robert Davis, Janelle Hanson, Mary Harson, Kenneth Jernegan, Larry Kluckhohn. THIRD ROW: Merlene Kothenbeutel, Connie Kuhlers, Karen Malley, Richard Meinders, David Miller, Mark Neuberger, Arland Nuehring. FOURTH ROW: Harland Olsen, Nancy Reinhart, Janet Ruiter, Douglas Schlie, Jim Stahl, Richard Trampel, Donna Ulrich. FIFTH ROW: Melford Velau, Lyle Waddingham, Le Allyn Josten. Page Sponsor . . . HANCOCK COUNTY COOP OIL ASSN., Garner 46 Q SECO D GRADE xi Jig: ,, t A A .P - A m l A L . .. 5. . A. , Pi ,N -- .Q xr n .. 4 x wiv N H E Q as .2-: f- g l. kg, .:2 if: ..,': A 125-1' sf 'A Nx we . .. H X Sw-qilnx 'tax i '1 1 1 wf I3 f 1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kinsella, Harland Avery, Larry Baack, Joel Back, Lon Bar- kema, Allyn Boelman, Arlyn Boelman. SECOND ROW: Leland Jurgemeyer, Terry Kaduce, Randall Mau, Christ Nannenga, Kenneth Rasmus, Thomas Renner, Merlin Schlichting. THIRD ROW: Nancy Blau, Susan Bruhl, Lynette Buseman, Margaret Clayton, Anita Gerardi, Berdeen Groesbeck, Mary Jaberg. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Johnson, Carol Kluckhohn, Beverly Kothenbeptel, Janelle Lau, Karen Netland, Marolee Neuberger, Cynthia Nuehring. FIFTH ROW: VaLinda Pearson, Cathy Rosenthal, Audrey Schoenwetter, Sheryll Sobek, Susan Yakel. Page Sponsor . .HANCOCK CO. NATIONAL BANK, Garner 47 X FIR 'I' GRADE r . FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wessels, Virginia Abele, Arlys Arnold, Lavonne Ausborn, Randy Bachman, Barry Baker, Rebecca Barkema. SECOND ROW: David Barz Linda Batton, Patricia Bruhl, Constance Buseman, Gwendolyn Butler, Jesse Christie, Roma Lou Clabaugh. THIRD ROW: Calvin Green, Keith Green, Ro- bert Hagen, Richard Hanson, Mary Ann Hurbes, Mark Jaberg, Marica Kaduce. FOURTH ROW: Margaret I..aFavre, Jerry Linahori, Dale Miller, Stephen Nan- nenga, Mary Netland, Rosalyn Pearson, Sharon Sandry. FIFTH ROW: Jeri Sawtelle, Monica Schaefer, Glinda Schmidt, Glenn Schulz, Michael Sonerholm. Page Sponsor . . . INSURANCE FOR FARM BUREAU MEMBERS CHARLES F. JACKSON, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, Garner 48 Kl DERGARTE rs . sais? - S w..,Q,, 1- 5 his .,: sera. 1 A A ,,,, , 5 X at K is G 4+ Q iv Q 'fs 5551 igs:2mm -gs. gg diggs W 3 4. - N at .EM 3, F '- ' gs . is ls-1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mernin, Larry Bachman, Mark Barz, Arnold Blau, Royce Bridges, Steven Brunes, Max Christie. SECOND ROW: Luana Harson, Dianna Johnson, Cheryl Mau, Kathleen Nall, Dennis Nannenga, Merlin Netland, Leland Nuehring. THIRD ROW: Peggy Nuehring, Seth Priebe, Lynette Veldhouse, Mark Westberg, Cheryl Albers, Roxy Alden, Cherie Bamman. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Bamman, Clavin Bruggeman, Elwyn Bruhl, Gregory Christians, Sue Christians, Vicki Gifford, Linda Groesbeck. FIFTH ROW: Lonn Kaduce, Glenda Langlitz, Sandra Lau, Peter Rosenthal, Melvin Schlichting, Beverly Trampel, Sherry Stadt- lander. NOT PICTURED: Michael Kuhlers, Arlyn Waddingharn. Page Sponsor . . . BUTZ HATCHERY, Garner ROE'S SUPER VALUE, Garner 49 X X .7 ,W W , 7 COOKS Jenny Thiemann, Lydia Bock, Cora Schaefer . is P' .0 SECRETARY Mrs. Betty We stberg 7 CUSTODIANS George Lawhorn Merlin Brinkman Page Sponsors---ELLIOT HARDWARE, Belmond FARMERS IMPLEMENT CO., Belmond K so ,.s...55 . - 131.27 I 4 1 .... , l'L ' - , 1-,K-. ' ' - ,-'.g.,g.'- a ,U ,w v 'n 'fn .-.fi ' .ml , A'-'f 1 fi jg 1 f -451,-, - f ' .x x ,. ff-gg 1 ,, '-l5w ,Z'l14 ',-. ve . ' 72: Q5 7 wh.. 1 P AHS.-y -V .d.?HU .q ..--.1 J ,. Q. + lv L1 . WL f H--4.1 . ,gig M. '1- ,-'L.mL v,- A.,9:1.-. an ' ,,1i' 1- , Fly- Y, , 'J -. .- CQ. Ap pw 'J.:. ' L gh' .' ' 'nr-Av, ,r,..-,,.yi..I X 'N gl i fq'vv1. Qi 4' .UI .' -'f ' ,',k ' - . - 5'-X' it '.-4-'1 v',1.'lM' 1 4qkTIL'11,.f, a. s .' 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