Lake Park High School - Little Newsance Yearbook (Lake Park, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1958 volume:

1 L V 1 IZIIIIIIYB hlmtinn Q3 fi U3 r VVV l-AX To the local Chamber of Commerce for all the help they have given our school 1n making zt the fzne 1nst1tut1on that lt is Many thanks from your local grade, high school students, and faculty , V if . 1 1 ng., 32 1 wQ'f,,ff ffrfzizv f 215 ,E if '41 ...... ..... ...... ..- ...- ni... . . .- -. ... ..- ..- ..- .... . . . on p90 ,t . 'fc jfuiulgg !Apn fcbgg, -Ur fxfb Rf 9.-B22 -new FULLWTR Drivers fducation General Business U S History Girls' Coach Sociology Senior Class Sponsor ff Q DW' YIIG J'm..S IOARD lea mo and Spelling 'lrithmetic ON-I H15 OFM' Georetry Geography A 1 gebra Junior Class Co Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor LA.: .Ja C Z .L S Y High School Principal Junior High Principal ik I m..4l.,lxL L . A . lrx . 'A f ,J C . t ' .L fm X Q : '-'S A MRS OLIVE NAGEL Declamatory af Engl1Qh 1 X 5' MRS VIRGINIA MCCLAIN W, I--if .LQ 9 25 if 'bw Vocal Mus1c XJ sk X L MRS HAZLL DOERR Home Economxcs Mental Health Government Geography H1story Jun1or Class Co Sponsor -5239- I Q i A .. 1 R 1 ,14,.'-- in fp L ' on - 0 nw? ' x I ff sn, 5 I ' 6 , . 4 1 E ' , 5- f ' I f Q 'qiIIIIiiE Q , X J iwL, C N' D S ff 1 AV C 5 ' V' X Vocat1onaghZgr1cu1ture DEAN'CRAM R Boys Coach EC0UOm1CS f 1 Tynmno LAIC fkyf fKM 1 Sophomore Class Sponsor MISS FRANCES CHRISTIAI School Nurse Secretary 2a444x4if gbZjji4Z4'aJt1'4PLJ Jmas f'N'-N . M , jgb fi A r 1,5 ROGER LINN X General Sciencex COmmUD1C3tiOHS o B1o1ogy Physzcs Science y 5 ROBERT BRUCE L1terature Band . ,.-f+s'r:.r.- 'ff . ',...:.:.g.-.'.:.g.:.:.: ....- 55:51,5555:r.,:555E555555555Ef555E5 u X 1 1 9 X X .':5Erf1i5-gigigggzj., ::: - 1 I . .' 1 19 -Q . ' . ..' -'-' - '.,.: f. 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Q53'..::C.'.- :: ' :Q:f' Q .3.3'33'2'5Q'Qff3f32 5'3:2:Q:f:2:f:f:3:::':..Q: 3. :.3:f:Q.Q:'.Q.QQ:3:3:f:f:Q.Q.2.5:Qf'2'.'.:j-:::5:':-:f.'1Q.f.QfQ 51:'- :.::':':: : SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President -Sh1rley Balr Vice President- Barbara Rodenberg Secretary Karolynne R1tterho1z Treasurer Myrna Karn1s CLASS SPONSOR Lowell Fullmer 4x FAVORITE Pink Rose A D1 MOTTO The Road called To1l leads to the C1ty called Success SOME May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You POEM UPON GRADUATIO W1th eyes that look along the road of years Far stretch1ng xnto dev1ous length ahead, You stand today, beset w1th hopes and fears Not HHOUIDQ what, as on your steps are led, The years hold for you, Awa1ts you on the road But st111 with strength Trusting the future to Be strong, O Youth, and To flght for truth, be Uphold the r1ght and on Thy strength, nor o1ve Search out the plan thy And know thy life will what of Joy or care as yet untrod of youth art stand1ng there the hand of God. strive as forth you go, bold 1n her defense. her cause bestow a thought to recompense. God hath made for you then he great and true. Ed1th Dunn Bolar ig I' . - f ffflffim' . YQ P' sa Pink and ,Lack SHIRLEY BAIR One thzng I like better than money is a man Annual Staff h Basketball 3 Basketball Cheerleader l,2,b Class Play 3 Class President M Class Secretary 2 Football Cheerleader 2,h Girls Glee Club 3 M Mixed Chorus 2,3 A Q BARBARA RODENBERG I m not curious, I Just like to know th1ngs Annual staff h Basketball 1 Class Reporter 2 Class Vice President B Girls Glee Club l,2,3,b Speech Declamatory work 3 3 :QR 7 X! KAROLYNNE RITTERHOLZ Men annoy me, but I like to be annoyed' A11-State 3 M Annual Staff b Basketball 1,2,3,h Class Play 3 Class Secretary 1,3,h Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,h Mixed Chorus l,2,3,b Operetta 3 Softball 1,2,3,h Vocal Ensemble l,2,3,h Vocal Soloist 2,3,h h Why can't everyone be like me? MYRNA KARNIS good All-State h Annual Staff h Band 1 Basketball 1 Class Class G1rls M1X2d Vocal Vocal Reporter l ,2 Treasurer h Glee Club 1,2,3,h Chorus 1,2,3,h Ensemble l,2,3,h Sololsts l,2,3,h BETTY BRC NING I'm a home town gal that l1kes to 0 Q away from home 3 kv 1' LARRY D MUMM Life was meant for fun and pleasure, all of mine l'l1 always treasure Annual Staff h Boys Glee Club l,2,3 h F A 1,2, , F F A Judging Team 2,3,U F F A Officer 3 h X llllliil G1rls Glee Club Annual Staff M Basketball 1 x HODNEY ENGEL It's not what you stand for, XX it's what you fall for' JLANETTE HANSEN I like men, all of them' All-State l,2,U Annual Staff D Band 1 Basketball l,2,3,h Class Play 3 Class Treasurer 3 Dance Band h Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,h Homecoming Attendent 2,h Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Operetta 3 Softball l,2,3,h Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,h Vocal Soloist 2,3,h Class Treasurer 2 Vocal Ensemble 3 Boys Glee Club l,2,3 M1X2d Chorus l,2,3 h Annual Staff M Class Play 3 Basketball l,2,3 h Baseball l,2,3,h Football l,2,3,h Track l,2,3 h Band l,2,3,h Homecoming Attendent 1 Homecoming King b ,nunm ',f f-D CHARLES CROSBY The thing I want mos of school is myself Annual Staff h Basketball l Boys Glee Club 2,3 b F A 1 2, , F F A Judglng Team 1,2 DARRELL SATHREN Uith an exception, glrls mean nothlng to hmm Annual Staff h Baseball 2,3,h Basketball 2,3,h Boys Glee Club 3 D Class Play 3 Football 2,3,h HOMBCGHIHQ Attendent Mlxed Chorus 2,3,h Track 2,3,h MARILYN FIKE An innocent face but never can tell' Annual Staff h Band 1,2,3,h Band Ensembles 1,3 h Basketball Cheerleader l,2,3,b Class Play 3 Class Secretary 2 Dance Band h 2 3,h you Football Cheerleader 3,h Girls Glee Club l,2,3,U Mixed Chorus l,2,3,b Vocal Ensemble 2 MARLYS BRAGG I'm not bashful, YOU All state l,2,h Annual Staff U Band 142333,-1 Band Ensembles l 2,3,h Band Officer M Basketball 1 2,3,h Class Play 3 Dance Band h Glrls Glee Club l,2,3,h Instrumental Soloist h Mlxed Chorus 1,2,3,b Operetta 3 Softball l,2,3 h Student Conductlng 3 Vocal Ensemble l,2,3,b News Editor h 2, 1 I ! usyl, , . 1 ff'-mr., 45 ', just don't know me!! - S-, ' I 3 F ' ' - - - , 3 h, . . . , Q KARLENE KLADSTRUP I lv 5 .ggdgisg s W-Q,'b .'h .'9a 'KAW ROBERT BROWNING Works hard, gets thzngs done and stlll f1ndS t1me for fun Annual staff h A 1,2, F F A Judq1ng Team , F F A Offzcer 3 L a xx NNW i XM I'm small but watch ou Annual Staff h Class Reporter h Class Treasurer Girls Glee Club l,2,3,h JANET JOENS She has a difficulty for RONALD STOLTENBEH Never let your stud1es mnterfere with your educatlon All State 1,2,3 h Annual Staff b Band l,2,3,h Band Ensembles l,2,3,M Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,3,h Boys Glee Club 1,2,3 Dance Band M Football l,2,3,h Homecoming Attendent H Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,h Operetta 3 Track 2,3,h Vocal Ensemble l,2,3,h Vocal Soloist 3 every situation. Annual Staff h Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,h gf SANDRA LEARMONT All her interests are not in school. Annual Staff A Basketball 1,2,3,h Class President 2 Class Reporter h Girls Glee Club l,2,3,b Homecoming Attendent 3 Instrumental Soloist- bx X , f L Piano 2,h y Mixed Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 6 , rgg 3 Accompanist 3,h ii ' flig Speech-Declamatory ll 7 WK. Work 3,h ROBERT BUSH Both me and my car have automatic clutches. Annual Staff h Baseball l,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3,h Class Play 3 Class Secretary 1 Class Vice-President 2 Football l,2,3,h Homecoming King M Speech-Declamatory work 1,2 ' Track 3 h Student,Council 1 13, Letnemams Club 1,2,3 5 f an 'Yi ,, 3.4 es, , Hour- woeuzv !.' CHARLES FULLER If only books were women's VICKY KROEGER Her words and ways are winning. All-state l,2,h Annual Staff h Band l,2,3,h Band Ensembles l,2,3 Band Officer h Basketball Cheerleader l,2,3,h Class Play 3 Class Vice-President 1,3 Football Cheerleader 2,3,h Girls Glee Club l,2,3,h Homecoming Queen M Instr mental Soloist l,h Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h opereuta 3 Sweetheart Attendent 1 Vocal Ensemble l,2,3,h Vocal Soloist 2,3,h looks I'd surely CShirleyD love to study. Annual Staff h age fi Baseball 2,3,h Basketball 3,h Boys Glee Club 3 Football 3,h Mixed Chorus 3 Track 3 2- is....... LELAND VAN HOUTEN when I am sad I s1ng Then others are w1th me All State M Annual Staff L Boys Glee Club 1,3 b M1xed Chorus l,2,3,h NOLAN UNTIEDT Leader of men, Follower of women A11 state 1,2, A Annual Staff h Band l,2,3 Band Ensembles 2 Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Boys Glee Club l,2,3 M Class Play 3 Class President l Homecom1ng Attendent M M1xed Chorus l,2,3,b Operetta 3 Student Conduct1ng 3 Track l 2 Vocal Ensemble l,2,3 h Vocal So1o1st 2,3,h Student Counc1l Treasurer iw ll ff 415 X ROBERT BREFFLE Boys like me aren't found every day All-State 3 h Annual Staff M Baseball 1,2,3,h Basketball l 2,3,h Boys Glee Club l,2,3,h Class President 3 A Football l,2,3,b Homecoming Attendent M1xed Chorus 1 2,3,h Operetta 3 Student Council President 3 Sweetheart King 2 Track 2,3,h . sad . ' 9' fl r , A A we . Q ' 3 Q sn XJ . fb X ' I so V Q1 'vf Q - : , 'E Class Ply 3 fifi P. P. . 2,14 R5 .-, 1? gg 2 . 3 - 3, ,3,h D QD . E: o ! BACCALAUREATE Presbyterian Church May ll, l958 Process1onal -------------- -- ------- -------- --- -------- - ---- --- Invocation-- Sermon ------ Selection--- Eenediction- Recessional- COTLWI NCEN NT VIQH School AUd1t0f1Um May 16 1958 Process1onal Invocat1on Presentat1on of Class RCCOHAQUCETIOH for GTE1U3tlON Presentat1on of DlP1OP3S H512 By ------------------------------------------UOnward - Holy, Holy, Ho ly Rev. Ernest Larson --Rev. Marvin Kruse Combined Glee Clubs Rev. Ernest Larson Christain Soldiersn Band iev Marvmn Yruse Prln Bert Fzng Supt Lowell Fullner ers Pres Bd of d . T JY: . - M. I . . I --------------------------------------u--------------I . ' r AdG'F2SS------ ------- --------- ------- ----- - ------------- - ---- - -----Dr. Marcus Bach m .' Q ' ---------------------- ---------- - H M ' 4 - ------ ------- ------ -T . . 5,, Announcements Class H1story FHQIISH Award Acceptance Saluatory Character Award Acceptance SCIQDCC Award DeKalb Award Acceptance S NIOR CLASS NH3'T May lb, 1958 3 O'clock Amer1can Leglon C1t1Z6nSh1p Award Danforth Pr1zes Acceptance SOC131 Sc1ence Award Acceptance. Class H111 ........-. ----- ------------- ------- -- - - Class Prophecy' ------- --------------- - Bert Klng Woman's Club aacuu Chamber of Commerce Won ld hcK1nney Owen Wunder L1ons American Bar Accoclation Award ---- - ---- -------------------- Presentation of Vey -------------- --.-..-----. -------.- ---- Shirley Bair Acceptance of Key -------- -----...-...-.....-.-. Class Song ----------------------- --------- 5 --------------Phil Dice -- ------ -- ----- ------Seniors f Q, a ' xiii? HE' xi 4? f A Ill! 7. QA'76?flA ffzgl 47 X High School Auditorium ---------------------------------Z---------wom n lnh Acceptance -------- -------- - --------------------- --- . .........,,....... .........,.....,...,..... 51 U' ' X Q5 If 1' ,IQ lip' YN 3 ,M il. Q Q-xx! , Sgr!! , of X f 1 1 X sv f 4 X X x ' X Z L . R I Q f f R CLASS WILL We the Class of l958 being of sound physical minds and proud possessors of unsound mental bodies do hereby make this our final will and testament. , I, Robert Bush do will and bequeath Byron Breffle my ability to get N good grades providing he brown noses all the teachers. : I, Darrell Sathren do will and bequeath Dean Adams my ability to drive ' a car with one hand. Qhgxif,-5, 23455, H mg. li. I, Marilyn Fike do will and bequeath Byron Bahl my ability to sound better on a tape recorder than I do in person providing you do all your talking on a tape recorder. Charles Crosby do will and bequeath Marshall Christensen my hitch- hiking shoes. v f g , Karlene Kladstrup do will and bequeath Joel Snow my attractive cat sg., ff sneeze providing he uses it often ff 0 I, Robert Breffle do will and bequeath to my brother Byron Breffle everything of mine he doesn't already have Myrna Karnis do will and bequeath Marlys Ringler my music ability As- ' L I Leland Van Houten do will and bequeath Dick Hale my unchewed gum Li sfo x , Nolan Untiedt do will and bequeath Keith Rodenberg my book, HHow To Dance, in 10 Easy Lessons' , Ronald Stoltenberg do will and bequeath Jim McFarland, my appeal in a bathing suit Marlys Bragg, do will and bequeath Sunny Jo Thorn my ability to play shortstop in softball Janet Joens, do will and bequeath Mary Kay Blair my swing providing she doesn't ujunkn 1 ' Shirley Bair, do will and bequeath Janell Rodenberg my ability to get Fuller than Just full' A WV Q Y' Charles Fuller do will and bequeath Roger Wilson my ability to go ' hunting and get a Bear Karolynne Ritterholz do will and bequeath Janell Rodenberg my shining disposition providing she makes it shine brighter than I did Vicky Kroeger do will and bequeath Jancie McMillan all of my many clothes providing you wear a pair of slacks every Friday high school sweethearts as I am c mpletely satisfied with my current one L Robert Browning do will and bequeath Larry Mumm my working ability providing he doesn't overdo it I, Larry Mumm do will and bequeath Julie McClure my seat by the fire V'-L,f' escape door in order that you might escape in a hurry o Q o a 0 ' . xx , , . 'xx I9 . - w ' . . I . . . f' L , I I . . f I i l . . Q , ' 1, u . . I, . . .A . . . .tn I, . . . . . i I . Z, s 1, - - - 3 I, I 1. . . ' I, ' ' -.Eh I, Rodney Engel do will and bequeath Bob Ahrenstorff all of my old ? 's ' . r a-.' f I, . . . . . . vQ,sJf 'id H .f f ,'rZ'fJ A o 0 6 - o 9 0 I, Betty Browning do will and bequeath Sunny Jo Thorn my attractive smile providing she uses it only when necessary. , Jeanette Hansen do will and bequeath Mary may Blair my extra he1gth providing she uses It well I, Sandra Learmont do w1ll and bequeath Kay Pzper my argument1ve ab1lity I, Barbara Rodenberg do will and bequeath Marvzn Mumm my ab1lity to converse on any subject To the Class of '59 we w1l1 our seats by the hot radxator and the drafty W1nd0US, the fun you thlnk you'll have your last year, and all the th1ngs you won't accompl1sh To the class of 60 we H111 our place 1U the hot lunch l1ne and the ahz11fv converse IH the pr1nc1pal's Off1C2 To the class of 61 we w1ll the r1ght to Come lqto the hioy Chool Study hall 1f you oehave as we always have To the class of 62 we w1ll the r1oht to be 1n1ated 1nto our most fun lille years of your IIKQS f1tU2SS6U by Hyatt arp lonto ann the Lone Ranger, , O all went west on 'he wagon Traln qpxe CLASS HISTCDRY r On the morn1no of September 3, l9hS twenty three shy youngsters began thelr school career They were Marlys Bragg, Bob Breffle, Art Brons, Rodney Engel, Mar1lyn F1ke, Karen Frahm, Jean Gr1ff1th, Jeanette Hansen, Ronald Ihnen, Janet Joens, Yvonne McCarty, Barry dcDoxell, Jerry Randell, Karolynne R1tterhol2, Barbara Rodenberg, Terry Sm1th, Joel Cnow, Patty Snow, D1anne Stofferahn, Ronald Stoltenberg, Nolan Untledt, Karlene nladstrun, and Uav1d Coon Of those who started out there are now elefen graduat1ng togetler These are narlys Braog, Bob Breffle, Rodney ngel, Mar1lyn Flke, Jeanette Hansen, Janet Joens, Farolynne R1tterho1z, Barbara Yodenberg, Ronald stoltenberg, Nolan Unt1edt, and Karlene hladstrup How well we remember when our k1ndergarten teacher, M1ss Lund, washed Barrys mouth out Wlth soap Barry sa1d lt tasted so good that Mlss Lund gave h1m another taste s we start out on the fxrst rung of the ladder we found we had lost two g1rls, faren Pr h anf UIPHHQ Stofferahn, but had ga1ned three new classmates, they were Sandra Le rmont, Gary Tjoland, and Denn1s Joch1ms We had many pleasant memor1es w1th our teacher H155 Betty Jones In second orade we lost Patty Snow and Yvonne McCarty, but ga1ned Harlan Mertens and Karen Hlodleton to help us engoy the many th1DOS prov1ded us by Hannah we1chman Ve had a tore where we sold apples and a post offlce The Ind1an Play whlch we gave w1ll be remembered by all for many years Ue OBIPEF V1cky Kroeger, Larry Mumm and Arnold Joens at the beg1nn1ng of 3rd grade, ann lost Art Brons, DBVld Coon, Ronald Ihnen and Terry Smlth Mrs Braband was our teacher and we had many wonderful t1mes wlth her One of the funn1est happen1ngs 1H th1S grade was when Jean1e Gr1ff1th laughed one day and a fly flew 1nto her mouth She must not have llked the fl1es 1U Lake Park because she left that same year I . . C , . . . Q ' 0 Q - . - . . 0 Q 1' . --. to Q I O U J J ' o A ' ' .A ' ' ---- A c . . - , ' A ' ' ' ' fl -' F: I . ,, . L 1 , ' ' . QQ' '11 1 -' . ' - W. L N Q HDI 'lt .jig wh 1 v ny - H X , sg O XX g 'X-as x sg 0 'Sax X S -J 4 0 I Q 2 X v . . . ,l , . . v .-, Q , .J L , , . . T I a 2 W, .: ,t . . 1. . , - f- - 1 . . . 0 I . A f f 0 , . . . H ,. - 1 . . lc . El m .1 , 2 . Q A . .1 1 X . O 'Q A N . A , . . . . . 1 '. -A4 . - . V , I s 'd . . . . S T , ' I 1 I N X g , - 1 - 1 . . L -I . 4 J ll - - A C ' - AJ - O I A A . . O . . . . J , . . . , , When we entered fourth grade we were very pleased to find that Mrs. Brahand was going up the steps with us to our fourthgrade room. Harlen Mertens only stayed with us for a short time and left during our fourth grade year. Mrs. Braband took us to Spirit Lake on the tra1n to visit the ego plant and coke plant where we were given a bottle of coke and 3 Hot doo Because of a blessed event, Mrs Brahand left and Mrs Briggs finished the tern The next year we started on the fifth rung of the ladder with Miss Hansen as our teacher We added to our 11st Juanita Goyette, Myrna Karnis, and Hobert Salisbury Karen Middleton left us to oo to the interesting country of Japan Gary Tgoland also left us Uuring this year M15 Hansen got married and it was sort of awkward at first to call her Mrs Rush An interesting visitor that year was a small mouse who wanted to better his learning one day by playing 1D the bookcase The followlno September as we entered the sixth grade we found Miss Peterson as our teacher The Halloween addition to our class this year was Ellen Thaden Our class that y ar became the I1t+le Indians and we published the newspaper the 'Tribal Newsu nThe no of Heartsn, Pocahontas , and nTextbooks Speak Up' were our great dramatic endeavor that year AS we entered theswlngingdogrs of Junlor High, we felt quite important because now we had a number of teachers instead of Just one We felt our first lashes of the upper classmen when we were officially lnltlated We thought we were quite grown up that year, in fact, we were old enough to exchange rings Sharlene Overmire came and left us in the same year We were happy to welcome Mr and Mrs Forbes as our new superintendent and music teacher We advanced a few steps to the section nearest the window to become the confident eighth graders Now we look out the window to see the new addition to our school which will show improvement and excitement in our extra curricular activities The boys were happy to see John Jensen come to help even up their side of the arguments Skatlng part12S were our favorite pastime this year along with going steady The climax of our first nine years of school was eighth grade graduation followed by a dance in the old gym In the year l9Sh, 21 Freshmen stepped on the ninth rung of the ladder, to greet MrS Nighswonger as our class sponsor From 21 students we subtracted Arnold Joens, Barry MC Dowell, and John Jensen We added from the country school Betty Browning, Bob Browning, and Chaflgs Crosby We have memories, but not very tender ones, of the freshmen 1n1t1 ation Especially those moments when we had to wear shorts and m1df1ffS ID chilly September An exciting event in this year was when Mr Nagel took the science class to Rochester to tour the Mavo Clinic Our green color wasn't permanent for it seemed to fade when we became d1gn1f1 d sophomores This year would have been dull if Darrell Sathren had not come to Join our ranks Hobert got tierd of our long winters and decided to move to California The most exciting event of the sophomore cl ss was our trip to Minneapolis in a school bus Cinerana was the main event of the day and we were a tired bunch of sightseers when we arrived hone lext fall found us a Juniors with our places closer to the windows We Clalned three new students Shirley Bair, Chuck Fuller, and Leland Van Houten We felt ITIOTQ llte Juniors than ever, when our class rings arrived This year we found our spare time taken UP Wlth extra activities such as presenting our play, It's a Great Life , and running the CODCGSQI Stand at ballgames As the end of the year approached we became involved in our plans for the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom Our decorations represented an underwater theme called Romance Uncer the ea The decorat1ng was loads of fun and took lots of time and wor out oh the cleaning up' ' At the end of this year we lost two valuable members of our class Ellen Thaden and Jerry Randell Jerry had been with us ever since kindergarten and we were sorry to see him leave Seeing the girls play in the State Tournaments was an event in our school history we will never forget Those that couldn't ride in luxury down to Des Moines had a bumpy but en Joyable ride on the bus Our homecoming was the climax of the trip with a big steak supper for the basketball girls At last we have reached the twelfth and last rung of the ladder of the Lake Park school This is one of the outstanding events of our life We added to our roll, Bob Bush who was a great asset to our football team This year was one of the finestseasons that our team has had in years Their record was 8 wins with no loses Their 0'DP0nent5 CCOTW' 0113-Y 6 Points This year was spent earning money for our class trip to Chicago The last of our school events was the banquet cifen in our honor by the Juniors The C11m3Y Of Our SCh0Ol llfe were the class night, baccalaureate, and commencement BXCCFSISGS Now that we have completed our twelve years Journey up the ladder, we feel that we have amply prepared ourselves to continue our 1ourney up the Road of Toil which Leads to the City of success We leave our seats and memories to the class of 1959 x g S . 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I C vm Mm A A g w A D . o r . I . ' w V l I U . 0 Q A U . l 7 'I I , X n w . V t W IE .x khmggmmucb 3 i i . , .m . M t 1 CH I MHQH ' T I' : : www A h l l NN . , . gn, . I ' . Om .U u ' ' n 8 ON. I n i C J C . i . I . I . u x NM .Q on u . D H ' M M l I ' : . -- 0 N h - h- : ' ' 0 I l gm ,E I I m STUDENT fx f COUNCIL 'K Wh rd FRONT ROW R Cook, J fFcFar1and, R Stoltenberg, K P1per, R Engel, L Matthleson NNUAI. STAFF RONALD WRLY5 BRAGG Ed1tor 1-'I TENBFRG LVLMD VAN HOUTEN VIYRNII FARVIS LARRY MUMM B013 BUSH UARR LL SATHRLT CHUCY FULL R C0 ed1t,0r B TTY BROINNING RODNEY NG I. MARILYN FIKE B073 BR..F'FL LOL-RN UNTUIDT Duszne s manaoer Jmmmb HAIISEN CHARLES CROSBY SHIPLLY BAIH BARBARA RODVNBVRG Boa QRo.m1NG VICVY moi, Q up wuyw RITT RHOLZ .JANDQA LJMOIIT JWUT JO'NS e T 5' T' ,, I . ' v ' X 5: ' W . . ' . V A X 1 A f ,A ' Q v E- Q ? . ,r xy i' ffl V , 'ff V T T T Tfzgf - L 5a Qf.'fJ 5 ' 3 , H I , .2 M-S . . V' f vi ,-- .H fr., ,V if fr . :' . . T . . ' . f , Q17 'ik' ' , 1 3 A 1 ' f Q u ' , f 3 ' ' X 9 . . ,. ! Q 1, ' -' .4 .Y 4 JA ' - ' N ' . - . '. , 5 , , . 2 - - ' E ' . E E ' '. C E ' - - -, ' S .V H' A X . I. .HE 1 5 C - F ' : 7'-. J- H L- SCHOOL ENRO Kindergarten 29 First Grade 37 Second Grade 28 Third Grade go Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade N1nth Grade Tenth Grade Twelfth Grade Total Fnrollment 1 BUS DRIVERS Johnny cnoel, Harvey Wunder, Drexel McClure, and Mike Graham COCMS Mrs Ella Matthiesen, VF?-'Hans Jansen, and Irs Lillie Finnern CUJTOUIANS Mr and Mrs Tilton b12H8U Hlgh School and LLMENT Teacher---Mrs. Mccauley Teacher---Mrs. Wunder Teacher---Mrs. Weichman Teachers--Miss Van der Sloot nf- ni Q Teacher Drs Teacher lr Teacher nrs Mrs Naoel K1ng McK1nney Moard Bruce Fullmer Mrs Doerr Cramer Llnn Mrs McC1a1n u..A........ J CLL Jan Kleem urnslde lyric? Jr High Teachers M ' P .Y 26 ---1 .N - ' 31 ---W s. B ' ' 22 ---'-1 . rv ' . 27 ' . ' . . ' Mr. ' ,' 1 23 Mr. ' 33 Mr. Eleventh Grade 21 Mr. 23 Mr. 3 361 Mr. 'V ' -- N . Mr. ' il .. iw 'E TTT if sf I 'gk a I n uv I ' ,' i f if , . , 'wig X ,fa 4 , 'J I V .1 g ' V 'fy I 5 T' -' 3 . ' M V , i, , ..... ..-.- ........... .. ............ ...... ........... ..... ........... .... .. ... . ............ .. ............ . . ... . .... .... ..... ............ ..... . .... ..... ..... ............ .. .... ....... ... .. ..... . . . ............ ... .. ........ .... .. . .... .......... . . ..... ...... . .... ............ . ... . ...... . ..- ............... .. ....... ...... . .. .............. .. . .... ..... .. .......... ..... .. . ..... ........ . . ............... . ..... ....... . . ............... . . . . . -..... ... .. . ...... ........ . . . .. .. ...... . ... .... ... ... . ....... ... .. . ... .. .. . . . . .. ... .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . ....... ...... ........ ... ...- . . . JUNIORS NA lb iv VJ VW 1255 iii nil -If Hale McClure snow P1ner hc11llan Rodenberd Thorn D 2 qhF2HStOFpI Faber Breffle Jlngler Mumm McFarland Qlazr Adams M Chrlstensen A NIISOH B Qahl hot shown J Rodenberg L mm The train came to a sudden stop. Myrna picked herself up off the floor and asked the conductor what had happened. Uwe hit a cow,u he told her. nwas it on the tracks9n asked Myrna. nNo,' said the conductor dryly, Uwe had to chase it across a field.H SOPHOMORES fp iv -an 'Sl ad 15. Karlene's Mommy sent her for a switch to be punzshed with She was gone a long while and when she fxnally came in, her mother asked her for the switch. She sohbed a little and said, nThe tree was too big for me to reach, but here's a wock you can frow at me.n Ihnen F1ne Albers Jacobsen Bush Gunderson C21m3D WCFH1QHt MCCl31R Von Holdt Goofno Morrow P014 W11SOH Cook Bush HQMNIHQSOH Jaycox Johnson MyF1Ck Zobel Denker Stoltenbero Arnold Hass Basler Anderson B1a1r Crosby Arthur Re1mers Krout A, A Q .2 ,M J1 K, H 1 l V i , S. I X A ' ' K-J' S' 4 or 3- Q AAf,,. , 2 ,s xg. A I A J: F G , Qui L- ,r,,- ' ' ' Q V'- Al I I A Vk , .fu l . A . V' fnfl 'Vee im - Y , A ' 2 Qw,fg W. 2 ii ...f ' 1 J 3 . 1 ' ,fd we 3.6 fp, R. wfwk, , II. ,, J. '., 4 'av L. ' fe, M- . g f M. ' J 4. A N Q R0 A n - ' A q' E. Aa A . , . i D. M A, I J in Qak , 5 M. S. , .W ' ' T. f D. ' if I ' J. 4 ' 1 A 9 D- r' A V 3. 'A A , t ' A M. FRESHMEN FDe1sel Yznc Gleason Shafer ixtferho MCC1H1W Crosby eia Wx!! '-. 't d Sch arzenbach Chr1stenson Voxght Frumm Krou+ McClanah1n Louscher Matth1esen Ber Unt1e't Sperry Ba1r E. Anderson Ronald, at the age of four, received his first sunburn and it had reached the peeling off stage. H1s mother heard him SBYIHQ to himself as he was washing up for dinner, Only four years old and wearing out already. iodenoero Ha s Coov Jaycoy Taylor Bockwoldt Learmont Joens Foss Hemmxngson Crosby MCC121W Boetel Taylor Schwarzenbach B. U1C2 P. Crosby S. Bol F. Goodno . Wxllardson - Johnson . Snell . hluver D. P1per l . .. A 2 . 5 g 1 X . Hass . . I . SEVENTH GRADE 'N-f' xuh' I Adqh In kffiff I iii qf x 'IS' i When Karo1ynne's df1V1nQ and she puts her band out the window Woodrun Fuller Threde Bowden Houqh Jaycoy Qtr1cmer Bragg Anderson Hansen VIHG Junderson Clark Eahl bckard KFCISZ1 Berq Pell Stolzfus McClure Von Holdt Albers Bush Ehret B Snow S Holle t means Just one th1ng The window's open' , SIXTH GRADE '-.W fi-ki ?4Z I 1 3 'L- K. Zohel L.ChdswnMm E. Schlegel S. Basler Krumm JenCen MCCIQIU Arthur Arnold R1no1er Borland Thorn Sncll Krumm Jensen Kunz Tabor Smalley Louscher Jacobsen L Jaycox Mrs S1Una j lc, Not sroun C Car tensv FIFTH GRADE 0' I JJ J EW WE all M624 'E Blalr Jensen Lousch r Vunn oolrun Junier Joens Basler 5 YN vw y mi I D In limmlfi lil I ' '.nnl.uu x ' ,N , 1. , 7: VZ ia liQ?M'L kQf1 I gl- Gembler Snell Von Holit Denker Wheeler Woods Wr1ght Von Holdt ff! 5 at Bahl Jensen Brandt Thompson . v C. Oster lg if gi E. Schwarzenba Af M. Mumm :zN 'lo ' C. Stolzfus . ' , n Not shown: f ' 1 L. Clark J ' J. Hough ch FIFTH GRADE v -'IA' 5 s ' ch, - jycqggl cg. p o . J. Clark B. McKenna M. Kroeger D. Kluver B Snell R Myr1ck Hrs Burns1de DE sracomn Gm THIRD GWDL IDEAL GIRL Height -Jeanette Vicky Karolynne Karlene Clothes Per onality F1gure Eyes Sandra Hair Janet Dimples Smile Barbara Betty Abllity -Marlys Mentalzty -Har1lyn Teeth Sh1r1ey Myrna I th1nk that I shall never see A g1rl refuse a meal that's free, A g1rl who hasn't a g1ggle for Any boy who comes in the door, A gzrl who doesn't like to wear A lot of Junk to match her hair, Gxrls are loved by mugs like me Cau e who would like to hug a tree Appearance gl? IDEAL BOY Personalzty Nolan Ronald Leland Build Hair Eyes Rodney Whzskers Smxle He1ght Bra1ns Appearance Abxlzty Larry Chuck Darrell Bob Bush Bob Brown mg Bob Breffle Humor -Charles thank that I shall never see boy that qulte appeals to me boy who doesn't always Hear gob of grease upon h1s ha1r, boy who wears his shirtta11 mn And doesn't have a sheep1sh grzn But boys are loved by fools l1ke m For who on earth could love a tree 2 F0 URTI-I GRAD E P 'WS J' wx x QGIH rS Lou Cher Fullor Boetel 2 Carlson Watthlesen Vluver 3 Coble is .QDN gb' Plper Stofffrahn Jacobsen Morrow I Clark Thorn Ncqreen q721F 5-9,-,1 Nr 'MQ' Nmehaus Zahren Qush '5'51 O M X V 3 , ' ' C. Krmsel . W1ese V Peters if 3 is 'iii Q 'R 4 39 ' D' McM1l1an ' M' X 8 f Q' x n h - ,M 3-w,u'msE!i?f ,A!.!ilE?E tl o s own. R I ,K I ,fl 3' r S. ! fy1 1Cl'x a if i X , iiwsfijds .ana x -1-B2 Van Klepa ,:b5I' ? s V1 ,M .w. , -. -V , Q Mt- 5 ,J e ig' a:f'.i -fVE?,, I I Ll qff:'Ad4 , C, xx . lY- ' , 5. I '1- Mrs' V J QV . 1 ,: V , V Ev -3 VP ' V, ' ,. CC V J. -.VV ,Q I. ' , VVV x ' Q .. P , , V '-J ' 'fn l ' W 4 'EW' ., is 5 - a L- - . - V , , if s l H x F g??Lf 'ggo V 'M, J, X A J, I I? V ,ii .V Lh,ffV A, , V, K. f . ff, los Y-Y 1 2 fs o C C C FV C V 5 QR: V' C1 B. ' A L ' . 'Tg Z' C. , gf Q T. . if - flf ' nf usb- T. . 'VW 3 ' V V. V LV C by S' V 1llEE!IIIM,, x '- L,Q? S. 4 V A Q S. A - Lf I 1: V5 V, V 7-D. if- 1 1 l:Vi v E X ' ' ig V I A 4' J A Lib C. v g 1, 5' P R. Lev V 'GN V C CV w. . .?Tlw fV:1L4r V qv b ij? Q ,-L .JVV iff? Y A ' K r' X Q o'a...VV .1 . W., THIRD GRADE I If Egg: ,,ff f f' 1-X ,f f- ' AA XX-N Q0 4 g 5 ,.45S k Vw- Qxifmfs fix? ,ptargr Q- r' 10 'll ah IP ll., f 3 2-1' ' lr llqgflul Q NI ' E' o N59 -qqvitxiva I F6 3 QPQ' x mx f 80215 .:f'fnO' s I 4-Nm WN' F1140 f g lh. Schwarzenbach Snow Woodrum Krebs Crammer McKenna Boetel Namanny Wr1ght Kearney Johnson Oster Voxght McDowell McCla1n Matth1esen Gambler Wiese Peters B1 If Flke Hoods Bush Clark W . h EQ Q , I 1 e -ff ' .A as 5 s A T- v Qs.. A r. , Mg f-1 4-'Jil nu ' i r K 'Q 1 45 my 6 ' Q 3 gjfi 5' 1,,,...,, X ,-R 1, srs e .sf V 5 D mg. - -, , .'ffy,.. igifzvk A e U5- ' . V x W L. Af ','L Vi ' 2, L. U , , V I, C. t. .mf -KJ. .. -- at E J C. , W .M.,.qk , V v. g 4. D. A ' V ' i ,,, D. ., .. 5 J.. Z 4 r 5 fig Q f ' ' Si xr? XQQ Q .2 Q - ?j f' Q . f' 5 . Q,' Q gg A Zmie -'W eff? r M . I ' sl - 'H , ' r B. ' r s A f ff' ,fx . L. ' I5 'Y' xx 59 c 'X r C' . M M 5 V-. 6 5 . 1 , r n ' J A' 'A ,k., . m flq? 1, 4 ' ' f- M Q. E' u 1 ' Q 4' 'K a - ,f ' I S L' 8 J- . 0 I' y' :I 1 .a W' -1 V s . 0 ,U is ' A , A ' 4 n I fl V Q . fs. . A K L -- f r ' T' c. ' , 'J A ' J. X V A?, I Jo 5 A K. ' ly . f if n J' , x Y A ' Q ..?E,.'i-'- Xia THIRD GRADE Thorn W1edow Gleason Rowe JQWQNM VlL.,. Morrow Schlegel Snow Anton Q AWN.: -ev' Mu m Perkins Learmont McFarland Q 5 M Yager D Hemmingson Mrs Sperqy 4 Mxss van Der Sloot I A VY mf , .'F1 G. ,Q V ' V .V 1: G. Q v V V , A 'f' L. ' . , W e A, R- , if , 956- , 'Y ' , ' ,. M s W L s Q A V J . A , ? A J s sf! A B. fi H I ' XS H x 13's H Wil',g , 1 'j5AAE NH ' Q Q C. L 'S . ' M. , Q - , .' tj' D. an s 1 ' W 'iw 1 is - 2 Q'5f 'f 'gsm 26 , s X s JSF W Q , ,Nm U ,wi . s ' X SEC 0 NDGRADE IX Q 'V Q 1' Ah 1 IH 'V Q 34 'I .fl 2 I X li KA HIV x ii? Y,?10:'ii.. - Chrzstensen Namanny Ko mon Jacobsen Cook Larson Stofferahn Zahren Stricker McClain Kunze Boetel G111esp1e Fronek Clausen Schlegel Breffle Rxngler Perki Br nc Bush Schwarzenbach Mumm Oster H1ss Kramer Kluver Krebs I. Weaver Hannah Wmeckxan Not shown: V. Voiobt , Q' Pj, Af E ' I ' 'U .1 ' A ', -1 ' lin , A' R' 2 is 2. H! ii. V ifi A ,i A E. A , A' g 'A ' A: ii, V - 'YT, ' I A, .,f ik M. I .I ,'1p', x X E ' ' A Q V x,,,,A,,u Ly: -a A K Q Af Ui F A- R. X F' 1.. ,, ' f .. - W. 'AA 1 A. - A 5 ' NA n au. 2 A A A D. . s as ,,'2- 1 4 I A, me N ew J. a A iesa f Ex . - ' ,i 'A usgfyf 2 .11 K ,' A ns Q , A dw A - V. 5 nb- Jo 5 e A1 A ,a E. A ' Q . - A f ' ' g H s l A J. ,Q It Q A 'A ,,n A A, R. ns 4 'fe f f W an D. Q ff, 'l As A A A 5 f n 'V I as A V J- Q if P. .S J .U f 'sfo A ' ,AA 1 Arg ,g,x' f A A, Q1 ' Il.. ' A 1 ' X A K Ps c A V. , b V of x 1 I 1' ' C. ' A 't'v 1,-. -Q JH ,ix .K V 1 ' Su A al FIRST GRADE K N X is fv K Q nf 4 5 .4- N gig swf N1 'L E., wi'- W .144 MH ri af' J ',,-kiix xfgpv-il 'U il Boyer Von Holdt Schwarzenbacr Morphew Kearney McBreen Brumley Perklns Holle Wwlker Peters Roetman Blwir SJostrom Jensen MCC121D Stofferahn Anton Halquist Kramer Wunder W1edow Eckard Lev FIRST GR DE Jensen McKenna Herbert Lawrence Xv 4Qa i' H 1 Fuller McKenna ,in-.J Wiedow X x IIB! Bush Zahren Ehret R1chardson 'lf la' o,,g M Yager Mrs Wunder Janet trying to get her car out of a parking space She banged the car ahead She threw it into reverse and banged the car behind Finally she got squared away, shot out from the curb an crashed into a passing auto This was too much for the officer He walked over to her and said, nLady, let I She smiled, pushed a wisp of hair back from her eyes and said, Don't be silly Who would give me a license? me see your license Rodney's Father was in one of those moods fathers get into. He had just decided that the younger generation was not what his generation used to be. Rod, he said pompously, 'when Abraham Lincoln was your age, he was out splitting rails.u Yes, I've read about that, Dad. And when he was your age he was President. J s s a fe, J sq. -M n 7' ' 8 , ' ' if 'ag 5 N L. U H - -. A ' ' J' X ,- '6' 3' A , f 1 ' W , as i. ...Y ' 'Y 1 , J. 7 AA, f' ',. A J. Jacobsen - , fx M, x ,Qs K i 5 ,XN3i 5 J 5- 3 n .4 K X f 1 t 'Z gT + 2 0 K E ,X QQ l .. e I If A cop O Il F-bf S.. 'yi Yuv lx'- KINDERGARTEN Q Il ' ,s 1 ,J Illllle a n J., I 'fy gf , I A s ! 0 K 'MW beg S--..f ix 5 A Eallyx Xa w whlf ki ..,..-f em M L. J. B S Richarson Mumm Clausen Sperry Perk1ns B1a1r Wood Myf1Ck Lobel Jacobsen Roetman Goodell Boetel McDowell Hough Goodell Peters Fullmer Hass Carlson Rodenherg Thorn Jensen Breffle Mumm Bastman Bush Kuehl Jensen Mrs McCauley . ua... --...unseen--.. -.announce--. .-1-1-.---n-1 In--np . . .. 1 .-.-..- nn-.--. .- U --..- ...f--0. no-.-0 - - . no...- ..--...- ..-Q..-0. ...-..- . .- . .. . .- . N. .'. .. Q..---...... ................. -.............. .-............ .'.'.'.'.'.'.'. ' ' . . . X 1 1 X! XE XMI 'X xx, .- .- 1...- .-nn... -.-...-. .n ...-.-. ..- ....--.-.-..- .- .....-........ ...- .-..... -.- ...... ...- .. - . .. . . nn .. - .. .. ..- .. . . . .. . nn... 0 . . ..- .-... .- -1. ........ ..- ........ --- -.. -... .- Q ...- . ..-..... ...- ...-.. . ... ........ .... ....-...- f.. ........ ...- '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'....' .'.'.'. .'-..-.'.-......-'..-.-. lu...- ....-.'...-..-'... 3.--.D .'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. .'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '- .'.'.'.'.'.'.'. ' ..... s .... ...... .'. I1.I....'.-...'.................................. . ..-E JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM On Friday, May 17, 1957 the seniors were guests of the juniors for a night of NRo- mance Under the Sea.U At the door to greet the guests was Jim McFarland, the beachcomber. The entrance was decorated as a beach with nLove Letters in the Sandn, and a wierd looking tree. As one descended the steps to enter the gym, there were signs warning that the altitude above sea level was dropping. Upon entering the ocean floor the guests were greeted by two mermaids sunning themselves on the rocks. At the left of the entrance was a dark and mysterious cove where Oscar the Octopus lurked. Other interesting features of the gym were: A large underwater castle where punch was served, a sunken boat, a huge pink shell on the far wall in front of which the band played, a large oyster with a pearl, and a large aquarium window made of fish net where the spectators could watch. There were four scenes, two on the north wall and two on the south. One scene de- picted a deep sea diver and a mermaid shining a light into a real treasure chest filled with coins and jewels. The other scenes included a huge coral reef with various sea animals swimming through, and two sea nymphs riding sea horses. The ceiling was of shades of blue and aqua crepe paper, to resemble waves. From the ceiling were suspended at different lengths fish of every shape, size, kind and color They appeared to be swimming beneath the surface of the ocean. Aqua ballons were also hung from the ceiling to resemble bubbles Th d ' I l . e walls were hung with aqua crepe paper an warg decorated with either fish net, moss or various kinds of sea life. i O WY Engel? 31135 KIUQ Neptune, entertained as master of ceremonies by intoduc- U9 some Very dellghtful entertainment. The numbers carried out the theme, and were well prepared and varied. Some of the acts included. A Skit of uMarianne n nMOon1i ht Bay,U nRed Sails in the Sunset,H nJonah and the Whale,u nEbb Tide,u a very interestging Sgiich by MF- Nagel, the crowning of Queen Jeanine and King Larry, and the senior class The S0Ph0m0FeS Served'a delicious meal of stuffed shark and all the trimmings. It was Prepared PY the Junior s mothers. The waiters were dressed as sailors and the wait- resses symbolized sea nymps. All in all, it WHS 8 WOnd2rful evening, and one the juniors and seniors won't soon forget. GSYN9 5 , X w Tommy Wilson Ted Strokes Mrs Eloulse Wilson Mr Charles Wilson Miss Gertrude Harris Mary WIISOH Marie George Hilbert Wiggins Theresa Gant 'Musclesn O'Rou IT'a A GREAT LIFE Bob Breffle Rodney 'noel Karolynne Rxtterholz Nolan Untiedt Marlys Bragg Vicky Kroeger Marilyn Fake Darrell Sathren Ellen Thaden Jerry Randall Mr WIISOH was interested in dramatics, and was ruled by the u bending hand of his wife and sister in law Tommy Wilson, who, with his pal TCG, sympathised heartily with his dad's position And Mary WHSOD, 3150 Undef ' the domination of her aunt and mother, not to mention her chu , Marie, Marie S Secret SW22th2aft, Wilburt Wiggins, and the local wrestler, nMuscles' O'Rourk The fun starts when Mrs Wilson and Aunt Gertrude connive to have Mary take Wilburt Wiggins to the local club dance, breaking her date with her escort for the evening. But Tommy, Ted, and Mr. Wilson, unknown to one another, arrange dates f01' her -TWWIY and Ted with Muscles, and Mr. Wilson, explaining his circumstances to Chuck. In the meantime, Mrs. Alsted Billings comes to interview Mary for a position, and Mary must prove she is destitute to qet it, while Mr. Wilson is trying desperately to get his part as the villian learned for the community play. But when Tommy learns that his father has arranged Mary's date with Chuck, and Mary pans off Wilburt on Marie, the situation really becomes complicated. Tonmy and Ted finally hit upon the plan of havino Tommy impersonate a woman to attend the dance with nMusclesW, so that he won't become angry. Situation upon situation arises, until a satisfactory outcome is almost unbelievable ' ,MJJD3 Miss Alsted Billings ---------- ------ ------- - - -Jeanette Hansen I rk ,.-,,. .,...... ...-- -o----- - - I -L .fs .A 1 XL. . 1 - . f 2 s agiwb I 'gl mit .. ul ur I 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY SPRING IS TCNORRGW At the age of sixteen most young ladies are intent upon Hthe pridaries of matrimonyn or at least, the latest style in clothes, football heroes and Ucoken dates. But not Le- titia HTishn Bentham, daughter of the Mayor of Lake City. when Tish is elected Honary Mayor of the day by her fellow high school students, family and friends alike are delight- ed at the prospect of seeing Tish step into her father's shoes. Even Mayor Bentham is delighted-until Tish, with a devastating and terrible resolve decides to nclean up the city H Her twenty-four hour crusade chances the course of the 11125 of every member of the Bentham famlly Brother Lance 1S arrested on a m1nor charge wh1le 1n the company of a Hn1Jers1ty Hheautyu while or th r f1rst uate Mayor Bentham is pract1cally thrown out of office and Aunt Penny loses her beau of twenty odd years Mrs Bentham 1S left stanf1n n the cubious pos1t1on between T1sh and the Hdeep blue sea H But that 1 n't all' Dur1no a ser1es of rains under the leadershlp of T1Sh, the ent1re P T A 1S wh1sked off to cool the1r heels 1n the local pOl1C6 stat1on To make mat ters worse, she denounces her father's adm1n1strat1on in a front page 2d1tOTlal The twenty four hours T1sh spends IH OfflC2 will be long remembered by everyone 1n Lake C1ty And then a terr1ble th1ng happens to T1sh She falls love iegie Case, popular man about campus at the State Un1ver ity has come to V1Sl+ the Benthams and T1sh falls unde 1 spell It a Spr1nL k1nd of Love, HUVISGS Mother nthan, Hand 1 on'+ last long, for your Spr1ng Is Tomorrow, T1sh U Forgett1ng he pred1carent 1nto which she h plunged her fan1ly, f1Sh suffers the terr1ble HGOHIGS of all lofers from afar But It 1S the shrew' Mother Bentham who makes T1sh rea lfze her f6SpOHS1bl11t16S to others ano through a clever dupe, T1Sh restores the oood name and popul r1ty of her father, her aunt's beau, and the favor of the UHIVQTSICY Hbeauty upon her brother, L nce T1sh 1S not w1thou reward for her oood deeds, for she 15 1nv1ted to the Sprlng COt1l11OH 1D the company of Reg1e, who as T1Sh so aptly p r ses 1t, 1S such a beaut1ful man Q 1 4 LnTITIA QTISHD BENTHAM AUUT PENNY BLNTHAN AUDRLY DILLFY ELSIE MAYOR HARRY BENTHAM LANSING QLANCED BENTHAM ELRT DILLEY PtGIE CASE ANDREW BALES JOHN SAMUELS OFFICER O'HARA BENNISTER and CLARK Karolynne R1tterholz Barbara Rodenberg Sh1rley Ba1r Myrna Karnis Charles Fuller Robert Breffle Rodney Engle Nolan Unt1edt Darrell Sathren Robert Bush Charles Crosby Robert Browning Larry Mumm I W 0 V .X . . -. .X .V -L .. 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Mfbos BENTHAM-------- ----- -- ----- - ---- --------Betty, Bf0Wf11f19 YQ 51- ------ -----,---1--..,,,-1 ------f----- .... --------- ..-- - ----- ---- - --- ' ,..,,.--....---.---.--------..-n--- - .... .. .... .. ...... ....--- HOMECOMI G The choos1ng of the Humecom1ng Queen was oy secret ballot Jot1ng of the ent1re hloh chool student body VICKY KROHSER was elected Oueen and her attendents were Jeanette Hansen, senior, Janice McM1l1an,Junior, Judy Bush, sophomore, and Nancy MCCIHIH, freshman The f1rst of the Homecoming events was a pep fest staged by the student body, b2QlW nlno wlth a snake dance on Ma1n Street The school band furnished a showy dlsplay for th1s e ent, and for the act1v1t1es that followed at the c1ty park when a huge bonf1re was l1ghted nd the roastzng of hotdogs, etc was enJoyed The HOMSCOHIDQ football game w1th Round Lake was a cont1nuat1on of success, w1th e locals trounc1ng the v1s1tors S3 to O Resplendent 1n fr1lly gowns, and w1th fanfare the school band, the crown1ng of the Queen at half t1me furn1shed enloyable pageantry for the crowd The Homecom1ng dance was the cllmax of successful events It was held 1n the school gym, w1th the Spirlt Lake orchestra furn1sh1ng the mus1c Tables decorated w1th fall leaves were scattered throughout the gym wlth the dance floor 1n the middle Fall colors adorned the walls and as you walked through an archway of orange and brown streamers mn the center of the floor your eyes fell on an array of pennants behind the punch table These three events were attended by a large group of merry makers and were very much enjoyed ?Cgy5 1 ,N al ANCE .3 XJ rl la . l 1 . I 1 Q . . . 1 . I . D ' . of mfg TV X ' K ' X5 L E1 1 di c T5 A ' t ,- ' Y fe Q in ly 'k-- CANDID SHOTS 'W' 'bf-- ? 'h-,A L '12 1 W '- -in .1 -'J' -. . B4 lib v- I sw 3. AMB-P M-...N ffl ,Md - agp!-, 4' Y'k t1 I xl .sg- .. QB none as -Wd' X?-7 BFCK ROW S Jacobsen, M McCla1n, J Hemmzngson, J Re1man, L Matthiesen, R Krezsel, N McC1a1n, M Van de Mark, M Gleason E Berg, Mrs Doerr, P Schwarzenbach FRONT ROW K R1tterho1z, K K1 dstrup, B Browning, B Rodenberg, J Joens, M Karn1s, M F1ke, S Learmont, V Kroeger fi.- 3-Tru ffggg m Q oogn 'N Bs 'lu F.F A FOURTH ROW: M. Mumm, R. Von Holdt, B. Reimers, J. Snow, K. Ihnen, J. Crosby, D. Adams, M. Hass, C. Crosby THIRD ROW: L. Morrow, R. Zobel P. Crosby, C. King, R. McKnight, J. Breff1e,L. Jaycox, P. Untiedt, B. Anderson SECOND ROW: S. Christenson, R. Shafer, D. Ritterholz, G. Bair, J. Krumm, R. Krout, M. Krout, J. Gunderson FIRST ROW: Mr. McKinney, B. Ahrenstorff, L. Mumm, B. Browning, D. Hale, B. Bahl, B. Breffle ff' 'T RFQ? 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McMillan, Coach Lowell Fullmer SEASONS RECORW Lake Park Hospers DISTRICT TOURNAMENT SECTIONfL TOURNAMENT Lake Pafk 0.41-.C P31-mg: ......10 Lake Park ......3l Greenville Rossie ......O Lake Park ......l6 Royal ....l4 Lake Park ......l2 Harris .......... ....2 ,,7, 341997 Back Row: Marlene Van der Sloot, Chaperone, Mavis Johnson, Janell Rodenbet-9, l Sunny Thorn, JBHICZ Mcfillian, Kay Piper, Jennifer Arnold Front Row: Harlys Ringler, Sandra Learmont, Jeanette Hansen, Karen Fike, Karolynne ditterrolz, Marlys Fragg Sandra Learmont, a sen1or guard, d1d a oood Job 1U dett1no the ball down to the forwards She 1ntercepted passes and was qu1ck after loose balls Jeanette Pansen, a senlor guard, at S' 9 was our tallest player She blocked shots ani dld a oood yob of f2bOUHH1PO larlys Rlrgler, a JUHIOT uard, played a good defenslve dame Althouoh shorter than a lot of her opgonenta , she blocted shots and d1c a lot of reboundlng She wxll be a b1C help to next years team Faren F1Pe, a son oqore, scored 285pO1ntS for an average of 21 po1nts p r game She played all over the floor and had a good Jump shot and set shot She w1ll a great help to next years team She won the free throw contest at the Sectmonal Tournament and went on to the W1StT1Ct Contest to compete wlth others IH her spec1alty Karolynne R1tterholz, a sen1or, scored 329 po1nts for an aaerage 0fl3 1 P01HtS P91 Marlys mraoo, a sen1or, scored M89 po1nts for an average of 13 lpolnts per dame gym was a QQOQ free threw Shooter and made many shots from out 1n frfnt BCS1d2S these 6 regulars, we hal 6 usubs' who helped us out many t1mes Those who su1ted up for every game were Janell Rodenberg, Jan1ce NcI1llan, and Jenn1fer Arnold as forwards, and Sunny Thorn, Kay Plper, and Mav1s Johnson as ouards The Lake Park c1rls started the season w1th 6 gzrls as regulars who saw some ECTION 1n the state tournament last year The team lacked helcht but made up for lt 1n flght and determ1nat1on In 26 dame schedule, they f1n1shed Wltb a2O and 6 record The g1rls won the t1tle of UICKIUSOU County Champ1ons by defeat1nc eveqy other team 1n the county ani by WIUHIDO the DICAIDSOD County Tournament The forwards scorer a total Oflfbl po1nts of an averaoe of 59 po1nts per game The GUBFHS d1d a good Job and held the1r opponents to1ll6 po1nts or L3 pO1PtS per Gdme To add to the teams recorl, they agaxn won the Sect1onal Tournament and on Febriary 27 and Aarch l they competed 1n the D1StF1Ct Tournament at Spencer, Iowa - A ll L , H v. A..M. P '. ' ' G , ' , ' . . ' ' . ' be Q 5 l I . V n n V V 0 game- She had a good left hand lay-up and was right in there getting rebounds. ' .Jr 1 D . r I ' . . n 1 ' . I 7 J y . I ' I ' ' ' E -I M . . . I I n A 1 - ,I A , 'Y , ' 3 , - H ' ' . M .J . I D -J ' - ' A f H' Q , , . W. . . GIXLJ L, Q rnol S Har 6lV1D Hton vc 10 P rr1 rcVer Terrll frnolds P Hartley VHTTIS Ccwcfg oy 1 C Q oncti ycel 10 Lufexng Kembrdn GIRLS' BASKE TBALL RESULTS 7 J J QD gn? X -WZ'-:L-ffL-Tr Z-'Q Zzffff f N-3 Pink X I 6 f GIYLD COUXTY TCUVLHT NT CC1S1Of Terr1l nolfs Park :L CTIOVA rtley .JUDOD 7 VfUmNHH W L Ll L 7 IQLS UISTYICT TOUYNA Gru LT mtlv S4 J A , H 1:fV1EN i 1' Qjjl- iTiZ,QIL l2'TCfC2'j T0 Y . -if LP 71 , .1 L LAL- Lf. V ,J 4 LP ' 30 LP M2 Li'tl AOCR H2 33 If Hr. .J Sl: LP 69 li ' Ei Cl 63 1 ' S1 33 I1 S SSfL3f ng, 37 60 Suk r' f 32 lu? La 'S 39 ff GIZ S S2 .M- 13' AVHK fx .7 gg N 'islvin 32 LP 83 . D6 57 Ha K ZL p ns, 4 'ark U9 73 T 26 P 5 M8 M5 A ' M1 53 W T ULm 35 M4 3 Q SO fq G E f A 1 A n,LHENT 1' TW Yllnn U5 57 55 LP 59 jq 2, 3? V2 2' Jen E LP ff? pf F' f 2? f9 xv ' ' F5 ' ' np 60 50 Y EIU: - f 94. 1' H Basketball Cheerleaders ,1 QEVNX V Q Xxxxxw X X nn1e ush 1T1Cj H O E 31 1 O N1 O 0 3 1 H r- 5 1 GD 'H O O OE En, rn! mf' l ' l'l'l JP U l H 75 V3 FGH B' Mar11yn F1Pe l1CkV Kroeoer Sh1r1ey Ba1r IUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS ,P 9a-Q-nf Par Fr1ese1 ucv CC1B1n Marc Ile Bragg Brenla Rodenberv D1t r1ese1 oxv Pe IHQSOH E . l X H i I l ., X , ' A I , 1 Hs .' E , Sh' ' Fair, ,b h,',':1'u Fi? Afxxx x' xzgf F' ? .A X ? ennie Bush, Jennifer Arnold, Mary K- Flair . . ,. . . ' 'D' ., .. ! , E 'Y J, . - . 1 1 ' ,Ne.,r: ',. i , 4 - J,..'azei' -,1a,.Tmm' BAC? ROW Fuller, R N1lSOH, B Bush, M Chr1stenson, M MYFICK MIDDLE ROW D Sathren, J McFarland, D Stoltenberg, R Engel, S Albers h mom Ron B Breffle D Ha1e,D Blau' G Polk, P mce,T Anderson, Aft uf: Q TRAC BACK ROW J McFarland, E Bush, D Sathren, M Myr1ck, R Cook, G Polk FRONT ROW R Engel, R Stoltenbero, B Breffle, M Chr1stenson, D Arthur mil. FOOTBAL i BACK ROW: B. Reimers, B. Anderson, R. Shafer, D. R1tterho1z, P. Untledt, G. Polk, R. Cook, M. Chrlstenson, Coach Cramer MIDDLE ROW: R. Zobel, D. Hale, S. Albers, D. Arthur, C. K1ng, D. Louscher, M. Myr1ck, L. Jaycox FRONT RCM- D. Sathren, C. Fuller, J. McFarland, B. Breffle, B. Breffle, R. Stoltenberg, B. Bush, R. Engel .S . g ,,,. W , A .o , -if l - V . ' lv . ,.f Af by 4 .A I I I ' l , . l ...V . 7' . I Q Q . f-f , ' g-, ' . 4. ' ',. , - 1 .M 1 2 C . . v ' o v ' E : . . - - ' - . . ' ' . 9- . . Q 5 o o 5 I ' A D. Louscher X. 3 li, 5 , 1, .41 5 1 A , Y ' J. J . u , ,Q 0 N11 ' u Q V 3 Q I u -Q, 1 r fi if X ,lf ' , Ia U I U as A ' I 5 . . 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OUR FOOTBALL TEAM wf' Baer row Q Stoltenbero, B Breffle, J TcFar1and, D Sathren, R Front row Foach Cramer, B Rreffle, B Qush, C Fuller Our seasons record was as follows Lake Park 52 3 A S1oux Valley Peterson Round Lake Ocheydan Brewster Heron Lake- Okabena- Linn Grove- Football Letterman d had one of the finest seasons in the history of our school Th 1957 football squa Thzy had a record of 8 wins and no losses The boys scored a total of hO8 points while limiting their opponents to one touchdown U d r the guidance of Coach Cramer the Wolves developed into one of the finest 8 man teams in Iowa The Wolves averaged 197 yards rush1ng and 70 yards passing p2F Qame Their defense held the opposing teams to 78 yards per try d f 6 seniors and 2 juniors We placed 3 men OU the All confer' The team was compose o D d f ence first team and h on the second team The starting team was compose o Bob Breffle Bob played right end He earned a place on the All-Conference team 8 th ear Bob He scored lO touchdowns and 8 extra points for a total of 6 for e y H played guard on was picked as all state end defense and was one of the best defensive players on the team B la ed flght ouard He was a good blocker and our toughest Byron Breffle arney p y - defensive man Along with his brother, he tightened up the center of our line Byron made the All-Conference second team Chuck Fuller-Chuck was our center He made the All-Conference second team Chuck played defensive halfback and was especially adept on pass defense Chuck scored one touchdown Jxm McFarland-Jim played left guard on offense and switched to right end on defense He was a good blocker and hard to fool on defense Jim recovered 6 fumbles this year to set up touchdowns He also made one touchdown himself Darrell Sathren Darrell played left end this year He held up the left side of the line, turning everything in that came his way Darrell scored S touchdowns and 3 extra points for a total 33 He made the all conference second team Rodney Engel Rod was our left halfback He scored 15 touchdowns and 8 extra uomnts for a total of 98 Playxng at linebacker on defense, Rod was a constant headache to th th ROS 0 ef teams Rod was co-captain this year He made the all conference team WHS picked on all state second team Ronald Stoltenberg Ron pla ed right halfback a d w 1 d d i Scoring lh touchdowns and l extra points he was algg Sgr lggdlgg grgggr gaH2eglso made the all conference team Ron made the all state first team but he fltted in Very Ulcely H2 Completed 522 of his passes, lO of which went for TD's He was the defensxve safety man Bob mad th 11 was Co captain this year 2 e a conference second team H Because Byron Breffle was not able to play in the Heron Lake and Okabena games, Dick Hale took over h s it H team a lot next year 1 pos ion e filled in very nicely and should help the Others who saw extensive action this year are R C k D Albers, Roger Zobel, and Mickey Myrick oger oo , ennis Arthur, Stanley QZI' X-of V54 'G c . . , . . e Bob Bush?-Bob was our quarterback this year. This was his first year at Lake Park, . - . . - . e 1 15x 1. 55' S ff! . fi-ff Q. l lggg fig? la. r l 1 V+., , 9 X ,-,N Bob Breffle Gob was the lead1no scorer tV1S year He made the DO1HtS when we really needed them He had a Jump shot that was accurate fron anywhere around the key He formed the other half of our fast brean and was hard to foo' on defense He w1ll be sorely mlssed next year He scored 262 pO11tS 1U 21 oames Darrell Sathren Darrell was a oood man under the bzsket, he also had a oood Jump shot and set shot Darrell was really depended upon for rebounds and shots Darrell w1l1 be hard to replace next year He scored 173 po1nts 1n 21 ga es Tod ngel Rodney was our otst defens1ve nan He also ha' a dr1ve that would plow you under H1s set shot was a hard shot to stop The man who replaces hlm will haxe to bd of the best H2 CCOFC5 1 9 D01UtS 1n 21 names Bob Bush In h1s f1rst year 1n Like Para he proved to us that he was a b1g p1ece 1U our team He had perfect tlmlng on rebounds and was a dead eve shot H the team and fams He scored 180 DOIHUS 1U 21 names Chucb Fuller Chuce was a very good reoounder He was also ready ani able to play anv part at any t1me H15 left hand hoox shot coul0n't be stoppel lso w1l1 be mssed next year Ne scored 511 pomt 1n 21 canes 1e1th QOHGHDQFO G 1un1or, who was second h1oh 1U scor1no He reallv helped 1n w1nn1nn many canes Ke1th has a very cood Jump an' hool shot He wlll be the spark plu of next years ball team He score 2u3 po1nts 1n 20 names I ..-A ' U V .l. - .. - . A ' 1 Q, , 1 , . . o . . ' t .A I . . , ' f 1 . . ' ' m . A E. --' 'P ' . . G '. I . v -14 ' . I 1 I ' J 9 . . V 4 Q ' , ' V . 1 Y T I.- a 1 I E 1 A ' ' ' ' , ',' - 4 . .. e was one of our best for fast breaks. Pob will be missed considerable by the ' A -- X ' . . f f - M . 'f. ' - , 1 . , in He a ' ' ' ' . '., ' s ' L . Y.' f 1 ' --, ' ' f 'AH ' ' , , . - - - - l I -u - , . , J V H . H n M W Q 1 . . A , A . . . Ll , iN iMK:WSl JU.1p 1 H Bovs Ammavmrm Llttle rno1 ar 1e1x1n Cher HEFFIS COUTTY TCU BASKETB LL D W, TEAM Ovq no Hs Dark T0 CChLyf U o ati 011111 sPton nun TIOT ITIS Terr11 frnolqs Park Ochey4an verly LYCZISIOT W YQ 9 CTTOLIL TOUYNA WW F 1Q r2DG H C CHQ 1 C1 M 5 Dob re fle P05 WUQH U rrell Rodney Chuc FRONT RON: h. Rodenberc, 3. Sathren. B. Dash, W. Breffle, R. WOBT SMCOND ROW- J. McFarland, B. Ahrenstorff, C. Fuller, T. TYTIC., Q. w11SOH R. Cook, Nr. Cramer, Coach ' 1, LSTPT ln:-,fizif Ton Q . 5 g , Xie AhJ,f ' f ' mock. 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' PHONE PHONE 1 LUNDSTROM FURNITUTL 'THT HOW Or FIN' FURNISHINGS LTNOL UM ARP TIN SPIRIT LAKL IJWA WICHAYDS IMPLLMIINT PUMP PVPAIRINO SPIRIT LA WALT BEDELL Attorney At Law Sp1r1t Lake, Iowa MCURITSpN'v GRCCLRY A D MAYK T HA Complete Food Storen Sp1r1t Lake, Iowa IONA O OOUDNA DRUF COMP ANY All, 040 PHONF 10 serum IAK Iowfx lioma of Good 5hoz RL panmg, Sp1r1t Lake Iowa Rose Furn1ture L T Rose, Owner Qua11ty Furn1ture Reasonably Prlced Lake Street Phone 118 bplrlt Lake, Iowa WESTERVELT'S SHOE STORE Shoes for every member of the fam11y Sp1r1t Lake, Iowa 'T I J L ., IL 19 so Q. A - 2.--C. E .G QPX Q9 A 78 my , J ' . ,'a, : ' - co. FARM SUPPLIES--ARMY SURPLUS SCUIAAHJTWS 1,Enx111u11 STTHHIC 1 A' A , .',' I -1 XJ 81 Ks, f A 8 5 8 N 2 E CONGRATULAT IONS S EN IORS This is not an ordinary congratulations, but a special one to you. 3.2 QL L xi'-if SVS S? si A1 Vlyr1ck Farruly CONGRAT ULATIONS TO THF SENIOPS OF 1958 ARCO DEHYDRATING COMPANV 1ndustr1es W1Sh6S the Sen1ors of 1958 ri J COBLF E? Yfw cvery Posslble Success t' 4 ' CONGRATULATIONS SENIOF6 OF '58 Phone h261 Lake Para, Iowa fi 4-n inf One of Lake Park's ' i . qgililliigh 1g'ueQ+ przces pald for Cree Foul ry ell IIFTQ 1'u'fterr'11k we 74 rt1 Fra wry TNF Q 'NY TY f V RY PM 'T' 'W Q r om rtley, low W OIF? WM REDS CAFE AND DRIVE INN s e Q 0 1+ h QSXXQX, A Oy F 'xvxw Q v x S in 025 l .k WF'D IIKE TO ENTERTAIN YOU BUT OUR TALENTS ARE SPFCIFIC WE DON'T KNOW HOW TO SING OR DANCE BUT OUR COOKING, IT'S TERRIFIC ARNOLUS PARK, IOWA 'f R 2 ?f21O WRLD O C TK, 'K ' 'WOW SCI V 1 'PS mmp W 'ps OTOK uw OHS p ONT' 29993 RNOLOC P :U , ICM g- A W - -A LETVI so 2'.QOIf'Y'3 Am Eggs' t Q ' HCIQQ E1 ERY NITE 'CE 'WIFI E if TUES. 418 5 A 1 rg Q J NME EATTS - 2-:3fnr.E5UAY5 T? ,.f Lay ,A- EOC' GTHUEN f?.Aj 73 EP. F .N ., YI PFOIJ., - -,v I, ', . Lffl 'If - YEEEZTJIE f 'RTK - CN'X2iL T1 AFI? rx Q 7 I. f fi My CERVIFE . 09 , - x ' ' X . xl I 0 x ' . . 1 f-:N q'0O rm l . 4 . by 3 .V 5 x fg f 5 ' el Y U Q W . '. , . M 2-I , , , I , 1 . 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AN IYP S H0111 GAQ 1 'J IC TP I Lfr , I f UAVHS CAMERA C NTER PHOTO UINISHI CAMFRA VQUIPMFNT CAMERAS SPIRIT LAK IOWA Q. .JOWJ GR NIOUQ AND GI TS '4 PIACI- OT' B AUFIPU1 1'LOvJLIiu SPIPI LAKV IOWA On-IL CLOTHING COMP ANY N N'S AND BOY'S CLO 1IIN AND FUHNISHINGJ LJADIVS PENDLEITON SPORTSWFAR PHONV SPIRIT LAK? IOWA C CLAYTON, D 'Y ITAN 5PTR1T LAYE, IOWA K B WELTY Attorney at Law Sp1r1t Lake, Iowa A L . z ELfiY S 's.zET ' . L , ' V - K I I wir. A fax! Pe: . F , U Fi 1. ANC?-15 TH.: , in ' M11 1 ..-- '.::s1,2g,--, an . T . fi. C. A. v1cTou--3 A 66 ALL W' 5 ' 'gf f igpv A 99 d QPMIT 1.2 on ' L, ' ' ' I. G . NG A . E, U 37 AJ, , f - YL H. . ' .O. Pfasgz, NE ALWAYS WANT YOUR BUSINESS-- LARGE OR SMALL fx K N Ofzvls BODY SHOP PHONE 4711 LAKE PMK, IOW- GCXf LUCK Gtrrblot' Crocgry I nl' O ' Q -'mwii' Phone 32f11 Lalfe Parlf Iowa Lake P SUTHK ID CA ff? 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ANINIK' .JUPPLI 3 rz'QU1,y AIX, 5 ov OQV PICS PUR E DRUGS 8 Pnonvi SERV p P'-ION 3781 LPKF PARK IOWA JACKS TEXACO an all 48 States Www Congratulaticns QCDIOTC of 1958 Phone 3681 Lake Paru, Ioaa T.s 'E . . as' ., Fon HALL? 51--1.02 -1355 A A 'A M M M A ETH M si-7 IISE1 ,,, ,,, I n ru c'5 ., P an RATED CURING, SAUSAGE MAKING, , - L gr . E..ICE CWB' .Z A 1 .- 3-- Q I :EE I 1, , , ., 1 F. , . '. C . ' d 5- - ' ' J ' ,Z S f S J f antzed 4 Mlm :num Ciwovcvs ICE CREAM KINNARDS DAIRY lx n ard Owner Phone 2 11218 F stherv1l1e Iowa M lk C a Chocolate O angeade Ice C cam fl 5 'Z Aud- O Wm. 'i , I , ' 3 l ' I ' 5 ' ' I I L-32 ' - A e R 4 A L1EB'S WOOU PROUUCTS Custom Engineered Kitchens J . F. 3.21 ,EPSON Luwber Connany Custom Built Store Fixtures ' ' 'T Built-in Refrigeration and Stoves . , Spirit Lake, Iowa Phone 711 WILBUR E HPNSEN Lawyer Spirit Lake, Iowa JVC? 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Ar 'A , V , r . I, ' Y D . ' . CJ X 1 f f 1-Joodrum Fam Jlrnlv Lake Parlf, Iowa FEEDS COIIGRATULATION CLAJS OF S JAYCOY I.MPL..M.T'T COMP WY Trucl' QNTERNATIONALS I P Tractorq Machineq Phone 2291 Lake park Ich CO1 GPZITULATIONS SLNIOPS of 195 Matzen Hotel Lane P rlf, Iowa Jael' am' ,,l1a's Phone 2071 Lake Parlf, Iowa GQSLUHBVRCO Congra J'at1ons Class of 1953 THE HOME-OWNED YARD PHONV 2653 AKE Thorn garage 90116 Pfhfndab 9 sfkvlcf Mow P'1one 3371 Lane ari Miller DENTISTS Phone h92l or h231 Lake Parlf, Iowa mf.I..p'.u TAVERN 'here friends Meet Lane P rv, Iowa PARK IOWA Iowa M111er ' ' ' C241 If . ft'g . A I 5 8 U L , I :Tv AI - ' IS 0 li 1 , f A ' P 1, f x, Va mv rg V A 'Y '4 M. E. J. L. 8 7 :- Cs L 2 ,- N A T nv, . 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LFKES REGION LEBUING HOTEL ITNTLERS HOTEL SPIRIT I. KE, IO! FOSTORIA CO OP ELEVATOR CO FOSTORIF , IOf 'X FELCO FLTON FEEUS GRFIN, EE w, DEF I, F RTILIZER D BUSINESS WITH YOURS LF THROUGH YOUR COOPERATIVE TOP PRICES FOR YOUR CfTTLE SPENCER PPCKING PLF NT SPENCER, IGN FARMERS SAVINGS B FOSTORIF , IOW0 YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITEW SAVINGS 'CCOUNTS CHECKING FCCOUNTS NORTGPGE LOPNS B NK BY MPIL CGIMERCIUL LOI' NS B'NK MONEY ORWERS SAFE DEPCBIT BOXES BANK WHERE SERVICE IS MORE TH N P PROMISE ' ' ' 'NK , 32 GNINNING, MIXING, HULLING, ROLLING FEEDER LOANS ROETMAN 8. 'IHORN SKELLY SERVICL MO ST C OMPLE TC LU B RICA N 403 INT ET' Q WORLD 5 .- - o P g-,,.'f-- any Phone 3301 Lake Park , Iowa HERFF-JONES CO MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 6 STATIONERS 9 Jwauonfiluv-be 6 AQUQG mfg Congratulat1ons Seniors' of 1958 aM, 90.1 lzllllflll fer Q L Ll- un-Rs 01-' 'rm' W0 .BLD R 1iShK52l:!A':'L?4y no W f 1 :QM HOME OIL CO Dzstrihutors of SKELLY OIL PROUJCTS atqowz ,ufwwe Phone 3701 Maynard Johnson, Prop W no A L. r at U 26 - fo IV . 'I F2 . I . vs L A ' f - m f? L If V f k f X ,X , 0 Gnlvlm. 0 Q 'I 'I fy f Rl t ' L v L -' Af be Q, lf mga: ,ILM-lafnxur' 'xg C 2 ARNOLD GRAIN and LIVESTOCK YV7' C lf TCA PI TPS OF HUGS F GPAIN ALTEN AP'0ID, OVNTP Q A A 'I CONAAT HAT WNS C WORQ O W8 OR ALL mv? PANTNG Qmrcrs SVCVHTTY STATF BANK WM QIM W , ll 2 HOME V RVWPTVV WFAT Y U D0 Iow 7'NTQAThKATNfUS 9?YI0FU O7 772 ,H7T' A- LFVF V TN T 9 -,.,,1 A. W, ..' CVSTOM GHTNDTNG 4 MIXING Q CPIVVING A . ,K,, ,m,U, YDN'Gri 261 nf V, 1, ,EAW - F ,, Parsons Style Shop SPENCER N, 3,4 4. GHOCER -!Q, K I Qlofgb Nc! ,. L 5 fx 0 x -1 i fi Popular brands of 1aJ1es, Junior, childrens, and infant Phone Qbll Lake Park BURNS CHEVROLET C0 Phone 3631 LAkE. PXRK IOWA .H L r,.. Congratulatlons bn mors wear Iowa CGMP'NY wuoms 'LERS NCER, nf EMERSON INSURFNCE PGETTY Your Home Town Agent with On The Spot' Service Phone M121 L ke P rlf, low . f . . o SPE IU, , x 1 0 7- A, I I1 i,- ,, . 4 ,A. 1 . F 7: . '-L DIAMONDS AND WATCHES SPENCER IOWA IIC 120 YOURDC IO IFI. PVICU , Of HORN EST F DFRAL vmg and Lo n P sn 10 J Sth St cro s 'rom Post Off1ce spencer, Iow Phone 318 MONTOOP FRY Om SPUNC R, mm PHONE 114911 5 TISFPCTION Gumfm FO or YOUR MONEY Rzsr-'UN am E K U1 O Z FU P4 U1 'U H C7 If II! E U1 P-4 FJ CD C1 'U 'U F' P4 EM, H5221 5 5 O O 5 IT' P1 Pi U1 E UJ P-C CU U1 v-3 O E PHONE SPENCER T 'T' 1-I J' UQIII1 JR FLOOR COVEVZIIVG FN F BVZICO PWC , Ov TTIL. SE ITCH IS OT' 1 P' YNOUII DOLL .JLQUTO IMPTRI PL CRY DLER 'SPVR MOTOR CO PENCEP , IO' PUON '4 P RC G 'WE BUILDING TPN'JA'.u JEWELRY GIFTS TWT IJCT SPENCER, IP. Phone 223 IOWA M -, 0 0 , Y X., 1 X ,.- vf ,- -- ----un., ,N , I nk ,N , rf, I - Mx 4 4' ' ' A 'X f. . V .N .WX f flqfz - f xsx 'U ' 21 1 H7 y7wrr'- T..L.T..I-4.1 i II .- .. .. ,... ... 11 .C F , I I 2 Q . In . XT In . ,F 5 IT IR I af E En ,TR I :.' ,V U ' :V L,.-. .- C ., A-'7 'J , 'Q SO ' S r . H Ag , j - Y. Y Ln . . fx H f' F S .L I . ' A541 0 rs K, C . . .1 . , . .J .. ME 27, , , N V ' ' AA4 1 v A .4 C .4 Lf Il .rt 'J A IT , --.J DANES CAFE AND PLADIUM FOR RACREATION AND CLAAN FUN f ,J H ADQUART RS FOR ALL STUDLNTS THF B ST IN BOJLIVG DANES DRIVE INN JOOD FOOD CHICKEN IN THE BASKET rjrlx A SNACK I I R A I X :i Rt:'K ' ills? DANE AD AKPARK TM FARMERS EXCHANGE Pealers In Grznding and MIXIDQ Oat iu1l1ng and Oa Rolling Corn Cracking an' Oat Cr1mp1og C ngratulations and Bes Wi es senior Cla s of 1958 Prepare Toby for Your Place In 'Mme orl' f' r' ro ' here in No Substitute for Cooper'1t1on Your Local COOperat1ve Pau' V2 i2I', Vanarsef phone 3871 Lake Park, Iowa in x 1 :SCI j 1 fx O . if X, ag, lf AND A L E , my Gra1n-- Seed - Coal - Feed - Fertilizer II O t Sh ll ' .s - H . Q' , AA fu . N- FARMERS STATE BANK - ed , 6 Loans: 7'T0I'f-9392 Q 5? LL?-2,2 Z E Member F D I C Personal 3 f ':g , :,'g, N Auto 6 K j V aa A O ' D Hfnafjl Adequate serv1ce for all your bankzng needs ROUN3 Lake, MIYIHCSOU1 Insurance of all kinds PURINI CHOWS TNT SANITPTION WUNDERS FARM SERVICE fl?- o l 'rv Q . .I PhO1'19 M161 Lake Park, Iowa I. - A . , mmf- , cnovli 1 1-N' I Q l , 'f' s - 3 -.' ECKERMLN'S DECORATING STUUIO Wallpapers---fPaints ---- Floor Covering Draperies and Complete Fabrics prone 212 wp1r1t Lake, Iova FARM 15 CO CP nLLVPTOn Custom Corn Drylng GFWIH C1ean1ng Round Gr 1U Treat1no Gr1nd1nG ind WIXIHQ Gr 1D F2ft1l1Z6F Seed Feeo Lake, M1nnesota FOR GOIF rx sw Fvgf, ARF Ahey are HL xl r ade fo f1t your needs Phone 52 1 Your loc 1 de 1 r IS rnole Gr lf and LIVQSLOCP Cowp ny U . . Y , . J . Ei - 'Wx , L. . E. . 1 . .!' , .' !? HE J U F 34 UALWEYS FRESIW FNQ7 ' 'Q' o H H o ' 2 a 2 ' A o P'1 ' . H 2 L P BEEF BREED SUPREME BUSH HEREFORDS OSTLOPATHIC PHYSICIAN GLEN LORRAINE G N RAL PRACTICE BEST WISHES SENIOES PPONE 2621 LAK PARK, IOWA 3 MILES EAST LAK PARK, IOWA YOUR BEST CATTLE AND HOG MARYPT WWHFA R ADY TL SVLL CALI MORRELL PHONE EMERSON 22611 ESTHEHVILLE, IOWA KW .CA SENIORS LAKE PARK IMPLEMENT COMPANY UCongratulat10ns Sen1ors of l9S8n Harvey Johnson Everett Kladstrup Your Allis Chalmers, New Idea, New Holland Dealers JOH MORRELL AND CO. SEVERT':: SHOE AND CLOTHING MEN WOMEN AND CH1'LDHEN'S DHESS Oliver WORK AND PLAY SHOES OVER HO S Jai-I Lago DONAT IONS Rodawlg and Scotf ALO BOOTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIIY New Ball Mfg C J 171 Luchtel MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING ALL BRANDED MERCHANDISE PHONE 3163 LAKE PARK, 1owA FAIRVIEW FARM S POLLED Bergstrom Off1ce Supply Lumber Co in Spencer Fostor1a Th nk You HEREFORDS GILBER AHRELSTOHFF PHONE 3516 ME PAPK ICMA GENERAL TRUCKING GOOD LUCK TO THE CL SS OF '58 BILL RITTERHOL1 Phone S802 Lake Park, I ova x 9 y--, ef . s 9-'J fx I - -0. Q 3- M y -T Ll -,f THE VERN END COILAS LAKE Delmclous Food P All Occasxons A RK Fo' N I W S 5-nlroon YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER THE N 'Comol ments M1-:cours Knnsm Chemcal Compdn Kansas C1ty M1ssour1 00 an ' PHONE 2 1 LAK PARK IOWA UALITP oo AN D Szmnck LAKE PARK MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 'Congratulat 1 ons Seni ors' of 1958 Phone 111111 Lake Park, Iowa -4 8 oe -- 6:5 ' - f-,,,., 1' 'yn -7' Q . hh 3 , .law E q 5 'EL FIRST NATIONAL BANK ngratulatlons SQDIOFQ of 1958 Splflt Lake, Iowa The Sen1ors of Lake Park would 11ke to thank all those who helped sponsor our 1958 annual We apprec1ate all the GOHECIOHS from our ho e town and all the surround1ng towns Thank you' JOSTEN'S Tre sure Craft Jewelry and 1 fnjfflfl f Stat1onery Owatonna, Mlnnesota nCo ' ' ' . I L . ' I . .. Z1 - , 9 f' I F axN ww xxx mm waz H . S01 wi I4 If 1,1 6 flfafnvn Q3u'5f mxmxxxNN' KNOWLES-LEYSON FUNERAL HCME Dial 2971 If no answer, Phone 8301 Milford collect Ethel Donovan Leyson Lake Park, Iowa awxmwmxw ggI,A5 ffffff, fflpafnfa o l ea xxxxxxxxxxx ljngrutulutluns to the graduating class Miz fx 3 H Sp1r1t Lake, Iowa HENRY MERTINS General Construction Congratulations Seniors HEILMDN OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE ew and Used Cars Phone h78 Sp1r1t Lake, Iowa OLDSIVICBILE If xi Q f' 4' N gf? 4 N at 2 5' 'Bt 5 w . . : 'LQ' I 5 1 STANDLEY MOTOR SERVICE General Repa1r alectr1cal Serv1ce Brake Servzce Phone 6hl :Q Sp1r1t Lake, ova fflzib Sf!fgNX Rep-mfs EPAIR S W1r1ng wgNNd,f FIXLUIGS George S1efken ELECTRIC SHOP UPQJLU' ortkern Io: 's Gf62+95t 5UP2f P rLp Phone 143 w Sp11'1'0 Lake: Iowa QP2'1 2f, ION? non 1-, , FORGET HAMILTON'S Radzo TV Applxances PHILCO MOTOROLA TV Service On Any Make Phone 262 Spir1t Lake 'Congratulat1ons Sen1ors of 1958 Walter Polk I R ??,E, li: ' ' I 0 X' FR lER'S fr f I 1 ,X I - - n WEIK IMPLEMEPT MLLI JUf'LMERS WW IWEA DI NTFDO IC-NOLINF FTW HOLLAN' FHUCKN HpRT p1rit Lake, Icva Ivoassorr vm wmv G11- mom APPLIANCES SPORTING cocr You LL Pm rr PT woR.Sorf S wow 18 Spirit Lake WWRIVLIXDJ MOTOR CO FCDN 'NN MERCURY coma HERE Fora A soon DEAL' PUCN' 59 SPIRIT mos, Io: ,er Coe role rtley Iom Body 'ork 1 pecia1tJ P H M F N13 n OPTCMETRISTS pirit Lake, Tow- PODf1 c otor r c or Serv ce F lt L HARVEY P SMITHER CPRN TIOI' CQIPINY SMITHERS INSURANCE AGENCY GLEN C METCALF, REALTOR PreSo 11k nd Ice Cream n1V1S1OD Phone 51 Spirit Lake, IM Phone 1096 2 2827 Spirit L ke, Iow F ., . . 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