Laurens High School - Laurentian Yearbook (Laurens, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

-1 I fqlrwfj. 1, 5, 55:55 3,41 5'8Dl Z jfnninj ..... f 51 wg 173 1: pf nv F 4.3: 3533 gp, alij -new 0 w-,sfivt K -mf wwf 2-QzwMwf:,f Q' fry- V W-f.7.w:-ff. ., f , QW W .A ww. H- WM, . -M Y Y. A ' 'WT'f '7 fifiiaifxz ii'::fTVy,.: -11fe:ff11wi2'?L.v:3 3155, 55' 151' Q, 'X .3t'2'1iffLgR':7CTf1' ' 1 3' X l M ER THE SENICRS OF T964 PRESENT Spring THE LAURENTIAN Laurens Community School Laurens, Iowa In Memor of -- The enjoyment of our senior year was d im inishe d by the death of our country's late President, John F. Kennedy. President Kennedy's style had a special appeal to youth and thus his death saddened us all the more. Perhaps his sacrifice will lead all of us to especially dedicate our future years to development of our individual lives in a way which will strengthen our nation and thus avert the repetition of such a tragedy. In Remembrance of-- The work of putting an annual together is a difficult task and in our first months of work we were aided and counseled by Mr. Jerry Chandler. Although we were saddened by his passing away, the work on the yearbook con- tinued. Containing m any of his ideas we hope that it will serve as a fitting tribute to a man whom we knew for only a short time but whom we came to care for in a special way as a counselor, coach, and teacher. 2 ' bm M 0 e , K m 1. Q r ,. .... . . v e D K., . .- L ' Wt In Dedication to - 4 The aim of our school is to develop our individual academic and social abilities. In the class room we strive to gain our knowledge from books. In our activities we strive to develop our personalities through our associations with others. Each of our teachers help us along our road to growth in both of these areas but with this dedication we wish to honor the one person whose help we appreciate in a special way. As our junior class sponsor this teacher guided our efforts as we planned our prom. ln the classroom we were challenged and encouraged by this teacher's tremendous knowl- edge ofthe difficult subjects which he was teaching, We always knew that extra help was available when a particular lesson proved too difficult. Sometimes we find it hard to express our appreciation for a job well done. With this dedication Mr. Schmidt, we hope to express a Small part of the gratitude which we feel for the help you have given us on our road to graduation. Table of Contents SECTION PAGE I. ADMINISTRATION 2 ATHLETICS 3 CLUBS 4 HOMECOMING AND PROM 5 MUSIC 6 SENIORS '7 UNDERCLASSMEN ADMINISTRATIGN I wish to congratulate each senior upon your graduation from high school. Your years here have laid the foundation for the future. Build upon it well, aim high, and success will surely come to you. Superintendent J. H. Halterman I am very happy to have had the pleasure of being associated with such a fine group of seniors. I know that you can fulfill your ambitions and live up to your class motto. You have proven your value here at school and you will prove your value to society in the future, Congratu- lations and good luck. Principal .Terry G. Hoenshel Yours is a class of many talents. Your hopes and dreams for the future will be fulfilled, I am certain, if you live each day in constant pursuit of your secret goals or ambitions. Let not a single day pass that you cannot proudly say, the world is just a little bit better off because of my efforts for this day . My ,faith in youth becomes even stronger asl note their growth and maturity throughout high school years. You will be ready when the time to take over arrives. Congratulations and best wishes. Jr. High Principal Ray Nonneman Life will reward only those who areworthy of reward, or as Samual Pepys once said, He that will not stoop for a pin will never be worth a pound. We all must be willing to stoop for whatever Life may ask of us, whether it be in our family life, work, play, or religion. Annual Advisor Robert Larson 6 Board of Education LefttoRight: Dr. A. Miles Olson, H. M. Pohlman, Gerald Ferguson-Treasurer, Superintendent Halter rnan, Montague Hakes-President, C. F. Hawley-Secretary, Leo Hanish, Melvin Runneberg. Our Governing Bodies President Hakes 85 President Wright Student Council SEATED, L. to R.: Principal I. G. Hoenshel, Secretary Steve Hodges, President Denny Wright, Vice- President Clyde Lindquist, Treasurer Tjeran Jolliffe, Advisor Mr. Schmidt. STANDING: Kathy Gul- branson, Margie Maurer, Mike Johnson, John Pohlman, Denny Galloway. Book of Faculty FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Larson, Mrs. Larson, Mr. Hermsen, Mr. Reese, Mrs. Young- green, Supt. Halterman, Mr. Nonneman, Mr. Ball, Mrs. Shankland, Mrs. Samsel. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Budd, Mrs. Landsness, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Little, Miss Almquist, Mr. Hoenshel, Mr. Gaul, Mr. Bruggeman, Mrs. Bohi, Mrs. Neary. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stauffer, Mrs. C-rossnickle, Mrs. Vosberg, Miss Peterson, Mr. Beenken, Mr. Winter, Mr. Burnham, Mrs. Hoenshel, Mrs. Kees, Mrs. Lund. BACK ROW: Mrs. Remillard, Miss Dits- worth, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Barels, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Wallin, Mr. Rix, Mr. Schmidt. , ...-.. :flips Q e v b I . '!'::'.-t num . Oak! cv. . , . .- ' l2z1f6T::xg1.',giS :Eq :za3:S.'fiSt0aowolx 0 qv . 5 ' 0- , '10 .cj .3 ' y ' , '., '. u0o'on- . 'o ul .::'5E?T me !fri5':'5f1.-P 2515-5,E5e .Fw -.:-fr2':ris2f1f1rf9'v' s'e'::-711-s-wif!!-53. - I-2:31-535552 Q3--g1iY r. '- ! 2-W! iriz, - 'TZ' 12 -' ., , fnfo- fc, djhbbin 13:1 Q 'S ' ' -as Q '?'7'3.'gb' 7f'312: kizlzi ' wwf 705' 35 'Q it . 'fTQ'i i1'3' 2 .1 , fr! ' n igga . Instructors IfIl'1'11SS thls one I 11 have H-O-R-S . . . I had 21070 fewer cavities. A record jump! 3 'Back 1, 2, snde 1, 2 Hanisch! Take off that Beatle wig. , 0 at 5 .5000 ......e,m , :E-1l!'iEi:j.Z.gg41a: 3,,3-, 3 , , 35354, ?aF1 '. 'gQi Sz 'Bg ' os, ssanooiogtoroutdioggg-. 29 5 Q ' av!!-54 , Q .0 000 9 . ....',. ' I . '- x . u .1 as-:L sp lfzfga' lifL:Ju 1In.fuLx24- gi !g.,2':-fgfl .15lafL4 ngn l 2 - W .!b,... Vu gli.. :.Lgn tn' :sammy D no pg Q:-:Q an .ga .mf ng . av F Q . I Mg, .irgzqaaxl 0?lcO ggtzfttt-h D 3131 Ofilildpe 68550 Nga: L J ., O, .0 . ...Q 1 '29 .5 '. . . I! A liar: 3 Al ' . 'F' . . . ff' . -tm: . .f- r:z?s!g.,1igmm7g, 'E sgXff'i,g1 e Z !'-- 2 ..rm: h - '.m:T'- aziazifh a u-v1..'5?lT .a sm , 4164. Our Teachers OUR THREE ADMINISTRATORS MR. HOENSHEL - High School Prim. , MR. HALTERMAN - Supt. , ALETHA WORKMAN , , , MR. NONNEMAN - Junior High Pun. Secretary to the Supt. MR. SCHMIDT MRS. WALLIN MR. RIX Science - Math Home Economics Voc. Ag. ? E MR. BRUGGEMAN MRS. VOSBERG MR. LARSON 10 English - French - Librarian Commercial English in Action 7' MRS. MEREDITH MRS. STAUFFER Geometry - Speech - History English - Typing MR. GAUL Biology - Wld. Geog. - Coach P.E. MISS JOHNSON MR. REESE Vocal Music Instrumental Music B, ,,,-,, V .tm MR. WINTER Social Studies - Coach , MR. HERMSEN MR. BALL Coach Industrial Arts - Coach Cooks Seated, 1 to r: Mrs. Fuchs, Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Siddall. Stand- ing, lto r: Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Stoner. First Row,l to r: Mr. Garner, Mr. Jonas, Mr. Cone. 2nd Row: Mr. Hopkins, Mr. D. Hanson, Mr. A. Hanson. Absent: O. B. McBride. Janitors l. to r: Mr. Hersom, Mr. Stockwell, Mr. Wirkus . Bus Drivers In any smoothly-running organization there are people who day in and day out attend to tasks which sometimes prove tedious but which are always necessary. Each day we expect the s e r vic e s of our bus drivers, janitors, and cooks and all too often we fail to express our thanks to them. With this page we present the basic founda- tion of our efficiently-run school. ATHLETICS HV M,,.r.i.- - Winning touchdown against Pocahontas! Boyd Sheets A11-Conference, First Team Honorable Mention Defense, Ron Sandvig Offense, Gary Roewe Front row, left to right: Coach Gaul, Dennis Alborn, Paul Hanisch, Fred Oleson, John Pohlrnan, Mike Johnson Ron Andersen, Gary Roewe, Coach Winter. Second row: Boyd Sheets, Dick Challand, Tim McKiernan, Pat Gulbranson, Dave Kress, Tjeran Jolliffe, Chuck Cooper. Third row: Ron Sandvig, Darrel Richardson, Steve Grice, Steve Hodges, Dwight Alborn, Ralph Cejka. Fourth row: Gerald Vanderpool, Fred Post, Tom Deacon. John Rubel, Frank Post, Tim Sorenson, Randy Behmer. Fifth row: Pat Menke, Managerg Thaine Hopkins, Managerg Steve Hilton, Emmett Wilson, John Tool, Loren Olberding, Jerry Pohl. Sixth row: Greg Essick, Craig Jolliffe, Roger Halterman, Dick Hakes, John Gulbranson, Manager. 14 Coach Raymond Gaul, Co-captainsg Fred Oleson, Dennis Alborn, Mike Johnson. SENIORS . Left to Right, Front Row: Gary Roewe, Dennis Alborn, Paul Hanisch, John Pohlman. Back Row: Ron Andersen, Fred Oleson, Gary Finnestad, Mike Johnson. Referee's c o n fe r e n c e at Laurens-Manson game. 15 Softball Left to Right, Front Row: Pam Kendall, Janice Reining, Pam Zuercher, Judy Gar- ner, Sue Fitzgerald, Linda Goerner. Second Row: Pat Godfrey, Lois Ryon, Kathy Workman, Raylene Goerner, Sally Alstott, Lynn Luchsinger, Sandy Fuchs. Third Row: Coach Archie Ball, Vicki Sheets-Manager, Linda Stoner, Jody Mosbach, Anna Luchsinger, Vickie Pearson-Sharon Ducommun-Mgrs. CO-CAPTAINS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Judy Garner and Pam Kendall Pam Kendall Fa I I G a m e s Laurens Opponent 22 2 Pocahontas 3 Rembrandt 15 Sioux Valley 8 '7 Havelock 11 12 Havelock 15 2 Albert City 22 7 Twin Rivers 21 9 Rolfe 11 12 Pocahontas 21 8 Albert City 12 8 Pocahontas Record: Won 9 Lost 2 Cheerleaders B arb Peterson Lynn Luchsinger Margie Maurer We feel special recog- nition is due to Miss Johnson, the cheer- leading sponsor, for her time and patience in assisting the cheer- leaders. The biggest s t e p t o w a r cl victory and asuc- cessful team is s t r ong support and vibr ant school spirit, Before the height of glory can be reached, not only the cheerleaders but also the team itself and the spectators as a whole must display these qualities rrens can be proud of the follow ngs rt has had rn past years. Pep Rally for Homecoming 1964 SSI Maureen Garner Patty Zuercher fCaptainy J' MW' Boys Basketball In Circle: Coaches Gaul and Winter Co-Captain George Top 1. Garlan Stover '7- 2. Dennis Wright 8. 3. John Pohlman C 9. 4. Gary Roewe 10. I 5. Tjeran Jolliffe 11. 6. Steve Hodges 12. 18 John Gulbranson MANAGERS: Chuflk COOPCI Thaine Hopkins Pat Gulbranson Stat. - Gary Bellinghausen Co - Captain Denny Twelve Pat George Gerald Wilcox George Slattery Randy Behmer Dennis Galloway Dick Egertsen Nb- Qu Back row, Lefttoright: C. Cooper, T. Hopkins, 85 P. Gulbranson, managers: D. Hakes, T. Sorenson, L. Hanisch, J. Depew, M. Green, G. Bellinghausen Sz. J. Gulbranson, Managers, Coach Gaul. Second row: Coach Winter, F. Post, G. Mackie, B. Wright, C. Iolliffe, R. Bellinghausen, D. Alborn, W. Hawk, P. Menke, R. Sandvig, F. Post, S. Grice, J. Deacon. Front row: D. Galloway, G. Stover, G. Slattery, P. George, T. Jolliffe, G. Wil- cox, S. Hodges, D. Egertsen, R. Behmer, D. Wright, J. Pohlman, G. Roewe. F e a t u r i n g an explosive fast-break offense, the Laurens Elks compiled a 14-won and 6-lost record against the following teams. Laurens Opponents 75 66 Gilmore City 61 78 Albert City A 59 63 Manson 71 59 West Bend 75 56 Rolfe 55 54 Pocahontas 72 90 Pocahontas Catholic 60 58 Rockwell City 80 53 Twin Rivers 78 65 Gilmore City County Tournament 77 44 Havelock 62 37 Palmer 79 71 Rolfe 64 58 Albert City 73 74 Manson 77 52 Pocahontas 71 57 Rockwell City 77 62 Twin Rivers 54 65 Rolfe District Tournament 53 61 Albert City ALL CONFERENCE Second Team - Honorable Mention - George Slattery Dennis Wright 7 Gar Stover Randy Behmer Another block for Steve! l9 :Q'mO .s- Dennis Wright Warren Hawk John Pohlrnan Gary Roewe George Hits at Rolfe C5h1s '53 ai BasketbaH First Twelve Coach ---- Joe Hermsen 1. Peg Cooper - co-captain 2. Jill Oleson - co-captain 3. Jody Mosbach 4. Nancy Martin 5. Myrna Oleson 6. Pam Kendall 7. Kathi Mefferd 8. Mary Alstott 9. Pat Godfrey 10. Lois Ryon 11. Linda Dallenbach 12. Kathy Workman Girls Basketball NE- 9: Q0 UAA f-Pitff' Left to Right, Back row: Managers, Gayle Forsythe 85 Sue Fitzgerald, Anna Luchsinger, Regina Lind, Linda Stoner Coach Joe Hermsen, Sue Hakes, Diane Bellinghausen, Cathy Rubel, Mary Cahoon, Managers, Sheri Kees 85 Mary Jo Mitchell. 2nd row: Vicki Pearson, Pam Zuercher, Sally Alstott, Sandy Fuchs, Sandy Johnson, Karen Bell, Karen Baumunk, Janice Reining, Gail Alstott, Sue Hornuth, Mary Hyslop, Cindy Grund. Front row: Pam Ken- dall, Peg Cooper, Jill Oleson, Kathi Mefferd, Jody Mosbach, Nancy Martin, Myrna Oleson, Mary Alstott, Pat Godfrey, Kathy Workman, Lois Ryon, Linda Dallenbach. RECORD Laurens 52 '70 Havelock-Plover 61 35 Gilmore City-Bradgate 45 47 Albert City-Truesdale 61 54 Manson 46 51 West Bend 61 65 Rolfe-DMT 45 55 Pocahontas '78 98 Rockwell City 58 60 Twin Rivers 79 56 Gilmore City-Bradgate 63 105 Fonda fCo. Tourneyj 55 64 Albert City-Truesdale 62 58 Manson 58 61 Rolfe-DMT 53 '71 Pocahontas 52 54 Rockwell City 54 '70 Twin Rivers 68 54 Albert City-Truesdale CSectionalj 68 90 Pocahontas CSectionalj 68 80 Havelock-Plover CConsolationJ 22 Jody fires! Jill Oleson Seniors i i , KX P68 COOPU Geometrically, the tri- angle represents the strongest of all figures. Upon the ba- sic strength of veteran sen- iors is a basketball team built. Kathi Mefferd Peg for two! Co-captain Peg Cooper, Coach Joe Hermsen, and Co-captain Jill Oleson. A LL CONFERENCE First Team - Jody Mosbach - Forward Honorable Mention - Peg Cooper - Forward Jill Oleson - Guard 23 Bo s' Track 3. Members ofthe two-mile relay team who ran a time of 8:42. 9 at the State Meet are: Dwight Alborn, Fred Oleson, Dave Kress, and Tjeran Jolliffe. 24 Back row, Left to right: P. Gulbranson, F. Post, Coach Winter, C. Jolliffe, T. Jolliffe, D. Alborn, F. Oleson, R. Behmer, S. Hodges, W. Hawk, D. Kress, G. Stover, Coach Gaul. Front row: R. Sandvig, B. Wright, D. Richardson, J'.Voe1- schow, G. Roewe, B. Sheets, R. Belling- hausen, D. Wright, J. Gulbranson. Co. -Capts. Fred Oleson and Gary Roewe Seniors-Warren Hawk, Fred Oleson, Dennis Wright, Gary Roewe Coaches--Ray Gaul, Floyd Winter MEETS Holstein Pocahontas 7th Algona 3rd Sac City 14th Estherville 3rd Conference 5th Milford QDist.J 12th Steve Hodges broke the school 100 yard dash record with a time of 10. 4 seconds. He also tied the school 220 record with a time of 22. 7. Girls Track Front row, L. to R.-C. Rubel, J. Peterson, J. Shewmaker, C. Nielson, R. Lind, S. Hakes, L. Davis, E. Siddall, M. Oleson, P. Godfrey. Second row: J. Stutesman, D. Bachman, M. Grey, J. Baughrnan, C. Grund, L. Ryon, V. Pearson, D. Bellinghausen, J. Reining, S. Kees, S. Alstott. Front row: J. Collins, S. I-Iomuth, S. I-Ialterman, S. Johnson, R. Baughman, P. Kendall, S. Trusty, L. Goerner, P. Zuercher, L. Bouska, K. Bell. TO STATE MEET Patty Godfrey- Broad Jump Ehba Siddall- Discus Co-capts. - Ebba Siddall, Pam Kendall, Pat Godfrey Mr M we 'Wien J uw-1 aw 3'-M' 8.5 gg-flirlg .,.. fi- was wi.. M 4 A ' Ur ,S A My at J Summer Baseball Back row, L. to R.: W. Etheridge, R. Behmer, G. Bellinghausen, S. Grice, D. Wright. Second row: P. Grove, F. Post, P. George, G. Stover, G. Slattery, J. Voelschow, G. Mackie. Front row: J. Dea- con, D. Galloway, T. Hopkins, T. McKiernan, T. Deacon, F.Post, 25 B. Wright. Q- SQ? Golf Fred Oleson fCapt.j Randy Behmer George Slattery if , f .Tim Voelschow ,1 ,k,, , Q E A.-A Mu.. ff .1 Chuck Osier 2 6 Y Back row, Left to Right: C. Cooper, P. George, M. Johnson, G. Finnestad R Behmer, R. Andersen, J. Pohlman, F. Oleson, D. Wright, L. Hanisch, C. Jollrffe Halterman C Os1er T Hopkrns Quadrangle at Pocahontas 169 1 171 2 173 3 Laurens Algona Pocahontas Rolfe D1str1ct 15 teams Laurens f1n1shed 7th w1th 378 out of 15 teams - Storm Lake won with 350 SEASON RECORD 6 won - 1 lost Newell Rolfe Pocahontas 163 Emmetsburg Rolfe SEASON AVERAGES Randy Behmer George Slattery Jrm Voelschow Fred Oleson Larry Hanrsch Chuck Osrer B Schedule 3 won 0 lost Front row: D. Galloway, T. McKiernan, P. Grove, J. Voelschow, G. Slattery R Laurens-174 186-Pocahontas 186 209- 201 233- 187 188- 180 166 - - . 44. - . 46. - . ' 46. 4. 47. ' 47. ' 49. Larry Hanisch Coaches Larson and Hoenshel x CLUBS v q - Y-Teens TOP ROW, L to R: L. Stoner, K. Bell, D. Bellinghausen, A. Aschenbrenner, K. Baumunk, M. Maurer, D. Benz C. Hawley, P. Zuercher, V. Sheets, B. Brewster, K. Richardson, S. Homuth, L. Dallenbach, I. Fitzgerald, L Schultz S. Ducommun, I. Stoner, M. Harris, E. Schultz, L. Kesler, L. Richardson, D. Bachman. SECOND ROW. J Shewmaker, C. Grund, R. Dahlberg, P. Mefferd, R. Lind, M. Oleson, S. Kees, C. Nielson, E. Theumling, M. Roewe, G. McCain, P. Godfrey, C. Rubel, D. Heike, K. Mefferd, S. Hakes, W. Bailey, B. Harwick T. Lind, K. Kyle, J. Oleson, A. Beneke, B. Peterson, M. Cohoon, M. Sorensen, P. Tiernan, G. Alstott V. Pearson, K. Workman, M. Felsing, J. Peterson, D. Roewe, R. Goerner, M. Hyslop, M. Alstott, L Schlensig, R. Baughman, L. Kilbourn, M. Grey, J. Masterson. FOURTH ROW: C. Lynch, P. Kyle, S. Alstott C. Dubbert, U. Trimble, P. Cooper, M. Garner, C. Peterson, E. Trimble, J. Hanna, A. Youngquist S Hyslop, J. Garner, S. Johnson, B. Dubbert, P. Zuercher, D. Conklin, E. Siddall, V. Mumford, J. Reining. KNEELING: T. Franker, N. Siddall, K. Kaufman, K. Newgard, S. Gist, E. Reese, L. Ryon, C. Samsel, K. Shankland, I. Stutesman, P. Peterson, S. Halterman, I. Collins, J. Anderson, C. Trusty, W. Conklin, P. Keck Officers R KT: .VY 1 5 X N' . . ir :I L. . :.. E ni W Advisor Ianet Carlson Advisor Doris Roewe Connie Samsel-Treas., Peg Cooper- VP, Patty Zuercher-Pres. , Maureen Hanna, S. Blake, L. Davis, C. Virgil, J. Baughman, T. Vial. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Carlson, L. Goerner, M. Garner-Sec. FOOD FINANCE Kfaroll Kyle T h e Candy Peterson Sonj Blake Linda Davis. SERVICE PROGRAM ' .5 .,,, I,. Vicki Sheets Pam Zuercher Sally Alstott Raylene Goerner FR. REPS. V MEMBERSHIP Diane Roewe MUSIC pam Tieman Alice Aschenbrenner Judy Gamer A ' Myrna Sorensen . L0iS RYOU Cabinet g S.. C SOCIAL--Marg PUBLICITY--Mary WLD. FELLOW- WORSHIP--Janice SCRAPBOOKM' 28 Maurer at Kathy Alstott 3. Betty SHIP--Gail Ai- Srutesman Sc Sheri Kees 8a Workman Brewster stort Anita Youngquist Marcia Roewe Y-Teen Activities Above are the girls who attended Y-Teen Summer Conference at Pella during the summer of 1963. From left to right they are: Margie Maurer, Mary Alstott, Raylene Goerner, Sharon Ducommun, Mrs. Linda Dauenbach was eiected to Ducommun fwho took the girls downj and Linda the planning Committee at Con- D3.1l.CI'lb3.Ch. ference. Ryoko Yasuda of Japan who was visitin g the The Y-Teen Christmas Formal for 1963 had as Ducommun family honored us with her its theme Frosted FHUIHSY- presence at our annual formal dance. The fabulous Beatles were a portion of the enter- Patty Zuercher was voted the out- tainment at the Y-Teen slumber party this year. standing Y-Teen of the year. 29 SEN IORS 0 Bellrnghausen J Olson D Wught Peterson Future Teachers of America C. W. Etheridge C. Samsel P. Zuercher JUNIORS J. Stutesman, K. Richardson, R. Goerner, J. Hanna, A. Youngquist ADVISOR Mr. Bruggeman R. Baughrnan J. Mosbach S. Kees P. Peterson OFFICERS P. Zuercher, D . Wright G . Bellinghausen M . SOPHOMORES D. Heike ROCWC D. Egertsen L. Goerner F.H. . AAU,-. Mw vi FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Richardson, Mrs. Wallin, B. Dubbert, L. Stoner, K. Mefferd, J. Hanna, S. Hakes, S. Johnson, A. Aschenbrenner. SECOND ROW: M. Hyslop, D. Bellinghausen, M. Felsing, J. Degner, P. Kyle, D. Roewe, J. Shewmaker, J. Peterson, K. Rubel, P. Mefferd, R. Lind, W. Bailey, R. Dahlberg, C. Nielson, E. Siddall, J. Anderson, M. Harwick. THIRD ROW: K. Newgard, E. Reese, L. Edmonds, K. Bell, C. Hawley, W. Conklin, P. Keck, C. Grund, L. Kilbourn, K. Baumunk, S. Homuth, J. Fitzgerald, D. Benz, J. Collins, L. Kesler, S. Meyer, V. Mumford. BACK ROW: C. Lynch, D. Bachman. .wx X - Mrs. Wallin Advisor Officers Janet Hanna . . Secretary Sue Hakes . . . . . Treasurer Linda Stoner . . . Vice President Kathi Mefferd ....... President Mother-Daughter Tea Barb Dubbert Co- Ed Correspondent 51 e 'wx M X 0 as ' ,KV A- f 1' if what 251i K r! 1,? lm1l4g,xh N Future Farmers of America Left to right: Rick Hinners, Tom Deacon, Jim Kirsch, Loren Olberding, Jim Conklin, Pat Kirsch, Don Smith Chris Reese, Gerald Wilcox, Norman Lindsey, Art Steinkamp, Jim Shewmaker, Charles Reese, Jerry Depew Second row: Mike Kirsch, John Rubel, Jerry Pohl, Steve Grice, Darrel Ahlers, Kenny Anderson, Gary Wilcox Terry Spanier, Carl Lindval, Paul Scharn, Ed Bouska, Doug Wenell, Gene Rubel, Dwight Alborn. Front row Advisor Mr. Rix, Don Etheridge, Keith Richardson, Gary Roewe, Ralph Cejka, Clyde Lindquist, Richard Davis Richard Davis Gary Roewe 32 Iowa Farmer Degree Star Chapter Farmer lst place- Public Speaking Contest Elected State Secretary Honors Gold winning Parliamentary Procedure team--Left to right: Ken Anderson, Doug Wenell, Steve Grice, Keith Richardson, Mike Kirsch. Gold Emblem The FFA is an organization of Display boys interested in farming. The members of this organization will help to feed the hungry population of our world in the future. They are proud of their intended voca- tion because they know that the American free enterprise system rests upon an effective and stable agriculture. The FFA works toward development of leadership and speaking ability. As can be seen, the Laurens Tallcorn Chapter is quite active in many phases of the Delegates to State FFA ro ram. Convention D g Ralph Cejka and Don Etheridge Other Sweetheart Candidates Clyde Lindquist District Secretary CHAPTER SWEETHEART Sue Fitzgerald SENIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Patty Zuercher Myrna 014-ggon ' Paula Kyle 33 French Club Back row, L. to R.: M. Sorensen, J. Mosbach, J. Oleson, Second row: J. Depew, C. Jolliffe, B. Wright. Third row: B. Peterson, S. Hakes, J. Anderson, J. Baughman, A. Aschenbrenner, C. Hawley, D. Benz, K. Richardson, L. Dallenbach, M. Maurer, V. Pearson, A. Beneke, A. Youngquist, J. Hanna, R. Baughman, L. Edmonds, K. Bell, R. Dahlberg, Advisor Mr. Bruggeman, P. Gulbranson, L. Hanisch, P. George, P. Peterson, M. Roewe, G. McCain, E. Trimble, R. Lind, P. Godfrey, D. Roewe, D. Bellinghausen, S. Kees, I. Kees. Front row: M. Green, L. Bouska, J. Stutesman, T. Lind, T. Jolliffe, I. Deacon, W. Bailey, D. Bachman, W. Conklin. Mr. Bruggeman Librarian Award Li b ra ria n s Karen Kaufman Back row, L. to R.: S. Fuchs, T. Lind, I. Mosbach, Mr. Bruggeman, E. Theumling. Front row: L. Kilbourn, J. Reining, J. Oleson, K. Kaufman, L. Schlensig. 54 Speech Club . - Back Row, L. to R.: M. Mitchell, P. Cooper, L. Schlensig, S. Halterman, K. Kaufman, E. Trimble, A. Luch- singer, M. Sorensen, P. Peterson, P. Grove, G. Roewe, A. Steinkamp, S. Grice, M. Roewe, L. Davis, C. Samsel, R. Goerner, P. Zuercher, L. Goerner, J. Baughrnan, K. Workman. Second row: I. Shewmaker, J. Pohlman, D. Kress, D. Wrider, R. Hitchcock, R. Hitchcock, W. Etheridge, T. Jolliffe, G. Bellinghausen, E. Oleson, R. Andersen, P. Gulbranson, D. Wright, C. Lindquist, T. Hopkins. Front row: Mr. Larson, G. Forsythe, L. Dallenbach, S. Ducommun, J. Stoner, C. Trusty, P. Tiernan, R. Baughrnan, Mrs. Meredith. ., N STONE IN THE ROAD MAY I KISS YOU GOODNIGHT I at District and II at State Speech Contest L. to R.: S. Halterman, W. Etheridge, M. Sorensen, P. Cooper, F. Oleson. 35 Senior Class Play , Cast . . Gary Roewe . Patty Zuercher . . Connie Sarnsel . . Maureen Garner . . Wes Etheridge . . John Pohlman . . . . . Peg Cooper . . Charlotte Dubbert . . Kathi Mefferd . . Dennis Wright . . . Fred Oleson . . Ron Anderson Hortense Anderson. . . . Mary Lyn Menke Edward Fowler . . Arbutus Meadows . . Betty Gregg. . . Deloras Stone . Mr. Stone . . Mike Lang . . Lisa Felton . . Suzanne Hart. . Kewpie Russell . Jeff Sanders. . Skinny Welch. . Puddenhead Pye. . Student Directors- Karen Kaufman Karoll Kyle I, the Purple-Fingered Witch Stage Crew- Russell Hitchcock Ralph Hitchcock Phil Grove Director- Bob Larson Wum, Wum, Wum Ohh! Edward 36 Are Teachers Human? Junior Class Plays 5 ' s, K , ,ral I . . .. .llyfxmli gs ...Nas A JXSSZXSY? 5 V ,.,i.. . .. 2 rg CURSE YOU, JACK DALTON Godfrey Goodheart Willie Work . . Blackie Blackman Mrs. Goodheart . True Hope . . . Jessie Iessamine. Student Managers- Tjeran Iolliffe Nancy Martin Director- Robert Larson Cast Jack Dalton. . . Egbert Van Horn. . Richard Blair . . Bertha Blair. . Donna Dalton . . Anna Alvarado . Eloise Dalton . . Student Managers- Dwight Alborn Jirn Voelschow Director- Robert Larson ENTERTAINMENT K th Jud , 8s Nan 21 Y, Y . . . Dave Kress . Pat Gulbranson Denny Galloway Kathy Workman Linda Dallenbach . . Pam Kendall Cast Randy Behmer Clyde Lindquist . . Boyd Sheets . Pam Tiernan Myrna Sorensen Raylene Goerner . . . Terri Lind HEARTS AND FLOWERS District Winners STATE SERIES--BACK, 1. tor.: T. Hopkins, T. Jolliffe, W. Etheridge, F. Oleson, P. Peterson. FRONT: M. Sorensen, K. Workman, S. Halterman, P. Cooper, L. Dallenbach, G. Forsythe, G. Roewe. QR. Goerner--not picturedy. G. Forsythe. HUMOROUS DECLAMATION My First Date I'S Peggy Cooper PLATFORM ADDRESS stil- - 'iilfzf FORENSIC SERIES--BACK, 1. to r.: D. Wright, T. Iolliffe, W. Etheridge, D. Kress, J. Pohlman. FRONT: P. Zuercher, K. Workman, R. Goerner, 3 t If You Like Golf' L Tjeran Jolliffe F oRAToP.tcAL DECLAMATION k A Life Well Wasted EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING .rr. I fi iieri I Raylene Goerner 85 ORIGINAL ORATORY s N f - ' .-X may W Why It Pays to Patronize your Co- I . f e..l Operative Siif2E?ii.il3i5f ' INTERPRETIVE POETRY A ...The Stone.. Kathy Workman STATE FORENSIC MEET IOWA CITY This year the nine students who went to Iowa dent Senate captured offices. City on April 16 and 17 for the State Forensic Speech NORTH SENATE Meet were participants in one of the largest speech Wes Etheridge - contests held in the State of Iowa. Speaker pro-tem They proudly returned home to announce that Dave Kress- four of the six students who participated in the Stu- Sgt. at Arms 38 . .5 ww. Kit V 3 X QS N53 N - , is 1 it Gary Roewe They were as follows: SOUTH SENATE Patty Zuercher- Clerk John Pohlman- Sgt. at Arms Homecoming and Prom YN Omecomjng ,ff log J egg 06,7 and G0 Z FIRST KING and SECOND ATTENDANTS QUEEN ATTENDANTS 1' b jill Qleson Peg Cooper Patty Zuercher and SHCI Bild Fred 0165011 John Pohlman Gary Finnestad X Royal Party Front row, left to right: Gary Roewe, Charlotte Dubbert, Karoll Kyle, Dennis Alborn. Second row Mike Johnson, Kathi Mefferd, Sonja Blake, Paul Hanisch. Third row: Fred Oleson, Jill Oleson, Peg Cooper, John Pohlman, Patty Zuercher, Gary Finnestad. Moments to Remember Pep Speaker- -Rog Hanish Homecoming Cheerleaders I Crown Thee, Queen Peg 1 Crown Thee, King John Junior Attendants At The Dance O m C C O m i Cinderella '64 Student Council Float W5 455 Steps To Victory Elks Trap Pirates Bury Pirates Senior Float Junior Float Freshman Float O 3 t S N lst Prize - Sink The Pirates Sophomore Float Will the real dragon please step forward ? Do your feet have that tired, heavy feeling, Mary Lyn? 44 I don't know about YOU girls but I don't trust that thing. Junior We know we flunked one or two grades, but the fellas could still ask us to dance. Senior Prom I would dance but my legs are de- formed . Hold my hat, will you, Snuggles? That isn't where I told them to dump that coal! You sure have long hair, Rapunzal. I'm sorry sir but you have three double cavaties. Zi The exotic valley of Shangri-La was a non- existent idyllic land depicted as a utopia in James Hilton's novel Lost Horizon. The three-course dinner was served by the mothers of the members of the junior class. Yellow and black streamers and an oriental picture complimented the stairway. Entry to the prom area was through a small garden. This garden had a dainty blue and white sky with twinkling stars. A footbridge arched over a winding blue stream which was studded with lily pads. Tables were decorated in gold and black with appropriate centerpieces, programs, napkins, and chop sticks. Twelve members of the freshman class dressed in coolie outfits served the dinner. A large pagoda and ricksha added to the dining scene, the east wall was a solid red with Shangri-La in large gold letters. To the north, participants gazed into a garden set with an erupting volcano, Ming trees and Jap- anese cherry trees in blossom. A stern life-sized Buddha in gold prominently filled one corner. A spot light played on a mammoth silver dragon. This ser- pent, with large red eyes and fire extruding from his mouth, furnished the background for many camera shots. Large sliding doors made up the western ex- tremity. These doors, partly open, revealed in the distance scenic mountains, streams, boats and trees. Hop-sing's Variety Show, headed by Thaine Hopkins, gave a short program. Clyde Lindquist, junior class president and general chairman gave the welcome to the group. Dennis Wright, senior class president, gave a response for the guests. A trio of junior girls and a quartet of junior boys presented two musical numbers with Anita Youngquist as accom- panist. MUSIC Girls Glee Club k LLL--- . P President ' is ' r s.,s. . A . Parry Zuercher 1L' . 4? is kf: Vl.CC'PI6Side1'1t K H Peg Cooper K S Q' M r. I Instructor- -Miss Johnson FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Alstott, C. Dubbert, U. Trimble, P. Cooper, M. Garner, L. Ryon, E. Trimble, J. Hanna, A. Youngquist, S. Hyslop, S. Fitzgerald, J. Garner, P. Kendall, S. Johnson, B. Dubbert, M. Menke, P. Zuercher. SECOND ROW: K. Kyle, J. Oleson, A. Beneke, L. Luchsinger, B. Peterson, M. Cohoon, M. Sor- ensen, P. Tiernan, G. Alstott, V. Pearson, K. Workman, M. Felsing, J.Peterson, D. Roewe, R. Goerner, M. Hyslop. THIRD ROW: P. Mefferd, N. Martin, J. Mosbach, M. Oleson, S. Kees, E. Theumling, M. Roewe, G. McCain, P. Godfrey, K. Rubel, D. Heike, K. Mefferd, S. Hakes, W. Bailey, B. Hanna, S. Blake. BACK ROW A. Aschenbrenner, K. Baurnunk, M. Maurer, D. Benz, C. Hawley, P. Zuercher, V. Sheets, B. Brewster, K. Richardson, S. Homuth, L. Dallenbach, J. Fitzgerald, L. Schultz, S. Ducommun, J. Stoner, M. Harris, E. Shultz. 1. 'i'.1 Q . Sec. -Treas. Joan Fitzgerald--Librarians--Myrna Oleson Jill Oleson 48 Boys Glee Club Fred Oleson Vice President .1-A'-L . LLL1,,, F K , xN,A X Phil Grove Sec. -Treas. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: P. George, R. Johnson, G. Bellinghausen, R. Grice, W. Etheridge, C Lindvall S Hodges, D. Wrider, Acc.- S. Hyslop. SECOND ROW: C. Osier, C. Lindquist, P. Menke, L. Hanrsch I Pohl man, R. Andersen, G. Finnestad, F. Oleson, M. Johnson, D. Alborn, D. Kress. BACKGROUND: M Green G Essick, S. Hilton, S. Grice, J. Shewmaker, D. Challand, D. Hakes, J. Olson, G. Roewe, P. Grove T Soren SOI1. - .,,. , rm X Ron Andersen Miss Johnsgn Ll.bI'aIi2,I'1 Director My Myfmmgrew f 71, ...WM - 'r ' 1 Zliff 15' bi M J ,wi 'K I Q- fh fig J: I : . .,.- , ., S W, W.. , Gary Finnestad Librarian sf 5 Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW, Left to Right: K. Workman, S. Hyslop, G. Alsrott, S. Hakes, J. Oleson, E. Schultz, A. Aschen- brenner, P. Zuercher, A. Youngquist, S. Homuth, M. Garner, D. Roewe, P. Cooper, L. Ryon, R. Behmer, D. Kress, J. Shewmaker. SECOND ROW: P. George, D. Wrider, R. Grice, C. Lindvall, P. Mefferd, N. Martin, P. Godfrey, A. Beneke, R. Goerner, M. Hyslop, P. Zuercher, M. Johnson, D. Alborn, W. Etheridge, J. Olson. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, P. Menke, C. Osier, C. Lindquist, C. Dubbert, U. Trimble, J. Peterson, B. Dubbert, K. Mefferd, S. Blake, J. Pohlman, F. Oleson, P. Gulbranson, D. Alborn, G. Stover. BACK ROW: G. Essick, M. Green, S. Ducommun, J. Stoner, J. Garner, K. Baumunk, M. Maurer, D. Benz, C. Hawley, L. Dallenbach C. Cooper, G. Roewe, P. Grove, J. Deacon, D. Hakes. Fred Oleson f Nancy Martin President EASTER CANTATA SeC TfeaS' Ursula Trimble Miss Johnson Vice President Director Greg Essick Dennis Albom Librarian Librarian 50 Swing Choir The Swing Choir is a new group which was added to the music department this year. It is made up of twenty- five select voices chosen by their director Miss Nadine Johnson. These dedicated young people practice at 7:30 every Wednesday morning. The media of their singing tends toward pop music. SWING CHOIR PREMIERE FRONT ROW, Left to Right: P. Zuercher, M. Garner, K. Workman, A. Beneke, N. Martin, R. Goerner, S. Hy- slop, L. Ryon. SECOND ROW: D. Hakes, C. Osier, P. Menke, M. Johnson, R. Behmer, R. Grice, J. Pohlman, G. Roewe, Gi Essick, M. Green. BACK ROW: J. Stoner, I. Garner, A. Aschenbrenner, J. Peterson, P. Zuer- cher, M. Maurer, D. Benz. 51 nnie Get For the first time, an All-School Musical was presented at Laurens High. The popular broadway hit Annie Get Your Gun was chosen by director Nadine Johnson as the school's first effort in this direction. Over one hundred students were involved in this pro- duction which was considered a success from various standpoints. The performance was given two nights and all felt that much was to be gained from this experience. S2 Director . . . . Assistant Director Frank Butler . . Annie Oakley . Charlie Davenport Dolly Tate . . . Winnie Tate . . Tommy Keeler . Chief Sitting Bull Minnie .... Jessie . . Nellie . . Little Jake . . Buffalo Bill . Pawnee Bill . Mac . . . . . Foster Wilson . . Cast no .- Sylvia Potter-Porter . . Ceremonial Dancers . . Accompanist . . . Nadine Johnson . . . Bob Larson . Randy Behmer . Patty Zuercher , . Fred Oleson . Ursula Trimble Maureen Garner . . Chuck Cooper . Chuck Osier . . Vicki Sheets . Margie Maurer . Suzanne Gould . . Joe Pohlman . . John Pohlman . . Dave Kress . Dick Hakes . . Wes Etheridge . Kathi Mefferd . . Jerry Olson Ron Johnson . Lois Ryon Your Gun Hey, What's my next line? Dukta Dukta Sha hey mo ring ta See my garter ?? I'll share it all with you. Ain't I an Indian yet? If we're so rich, what are we doing on a 'cattle boat'? Jumpin' Geraniurns! Band FIRST ROW, LefttoRight: J. Oleson, P. Peterson, J. Hanna, K. Shankland, D. Bellinghausen, P. Kyle, J. Peter- son, A. Aschenbrenner, A. Beneke, S. Ducommun, M. Sorensen. SECOND ROW: D. Wrider, R. Hitchcock, R. Grice, B. Hanna, J. Baughman, M. Harris, J. Depew, B. Wright, M. Green, D. Benz, D. Egertsen, S. Johnson, C. Peterson, R. Hitchcock, R. Goerner. THIRD ROW: S. Halterman, D. Roewe, C. Hawley, B. Dubbert, E. Theumling, M. Hyslop, G. Forsythe, E. Shultz, G. McCain, S. Hyslop, R. Halterman, S. Kees, M. Alstott, G. Essick, D. Wright, BACK ROW: Mr. Reese, S. Homuth, S. Hakes, K. Gulbranson, J. Gulbranson, I. Stoner, M Maurer, L. Luchsinger, C. Grund, B. Brewster, L. Ryon. r ' '9 r, ' mf . , IQ pr ., . D - enny VP Sue-Sr. Rep. Dick-Soph. Rep. 9 'f--f.. S M -1- .-... E Jill-Pres. , P .. ,,.,, 22 C -s .- . ' 'i' S my ec Tf Lylm-JL Rep- ..,.. . Q T 77 ' Mick-Fr. Rep. A 54 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Ryon, P. Godfrey, C. Rubel, M. Hyslop, G. Alstott, M. Alstott. SECOND ROW: A. Youngquist, G. McCain, M. Harris, S. Johnson, C. Peterson, R. Goerner, J. Hanna, P. Peterson, J. Oleson, S. Hyslop, J. Peterson, A. Aschenbrenner, A. Beneke, S. Ducommun, M. Sorensen. THIRD ROW: C. Dubbert, P. Cooper, W. Bailey, M. Felsing, S. Meyer, D. Wright, D. Benz, M. Green. STANDING: Mr. Reese, J. Gul- branson, K. Gulbranson, J. Stoner, L. Luchsinger, B. Brewster, S. Homuth, L. Schlensig, G. Forsythe. Kathy-Soph. Rep. Sue-Pres. at Candy-Sr. Rep. Mary' VP - s ' 'S . .,,. ,. ik Q 5 , x. V! fi Q ' f: X: X , ..,. - John-Fr. Rep. Lyn11'Jr. Rep . h Myrna-Sec. -Tr. 55 Pep Band Members of the Pep Band: D. Wright, D. Wrider, R. Hitchcock, S. Kees, R. Halterman M. Alstott, B. Hanna, G. McCain, P. Peterson, J. Peterson, S. Ducommun, A. Aschenbrenner, A. Beneke, J. Oleson, S. Hyslop, B. Dubbert, L. Ryon, J. Stoner, K. Gulbranson, B. Brewster, G. Forsythe, J. Baughman, S. Johnson, C. Hawley, J. Hanna, M. Sorensen, D. Roewe, C. Peterson, P. Kyle, M. Hyslop, D. Benz, I. De- pew, M. Green. Director - Farrell Reese. Bottom Row, L. to R.: M. Mitchell, P. Zuer- cher, S. Fuchs. Middle Row: J. Reining, P. Tiernan. Top: A. Luchsinger. Marching Band Homecoming Parade Friday afternoon. MEMBERS OF MARCHING BAND: G. Alstott, M. Al stott, A. Aschenbrenner, J. Baughman, D. Belling- hausen, A. Beneke, D. Benz, B. Brewster, I. De- pew, B. Dubbert, S. Ducommun, D. Egertsen, G. Forsythe, S. Fuchs, R. Goerner, M. Green, R. Grice, C. Grund, K. Gulbranson, J. Gu1branson,S. Hakes, S. Halterman, B. Hanna, J. Hanna, M. Harris, C. Hawley, R. Hitchcock, R. Hitchcock, S Homuth, M. Hyslop, S. Hyslop, S. Johnson, S. Kees, P. Kyle, R. Lind, A. Luchsinger, L. Luch- singer, M. Maurer, G. McCain, M. Mitchell, I. Oleson, V. Pearson, C. Peterson, J. Peterson, P. Peterson, J. Reining, D. Roewe, L. Ryon, E. Schultz, K. Shankland, M. Sorensen, P. Tiernan, D. Wrider, B. Wright, D. Wright, A. Youngquist, P. Zuercher, I. Stoner, M. Harris. Director - Farrell Reese. Bottom Row, L. to R.: G. Forsythe, A. Youngquist M. Harris. Middle Row: V. Pearson, G. Alstott. Top: R. Lind. Majorette, Mary Alstott. I r I's - Instrumental Ensembles FLUTE QUARTET L. to R.-A. Aschenbrenner, A. Beneke, S. Ducommun, M. Sorensen Rhondo L. to R. - L. Ryon, A. Youngquist, P. Godfrey, G. Forsythe, G. Alstott, M. Alstott. STRING SEXTET Silver Strings 5 8 FLUTE TRIO L. to R. - A. Beneke, S. Ducommun, M. Sorensen Va1se Staccato STRING QUARTET L. to R. - L. Ryon, A. Youngquist, G. Alstott, M. Alstott. Quartet No. 1 by Beethoven I's -Vocal Ensembles MIXED OCTETTE Back, L. to R. -C. Cooper, R. Grice, R. Behmer, J. Pohlman. Front: P. Zuercher, N. Martin, L. Ryon, L. Dallenbach. He's Gone Away Ching-a-Ring Chaw MIXED QUARTET L. to R. - C. Cooper, L. Ryon, N. Martin, R. Beh- mer. Poor Man Lazarus The Lord Reignetal' GIRLS' SEXTET L. to R. - G. A1Stott, G. McCain, P. Godfrey, A. Beneke, L. Ryon, M. Maurer, 85 CK. Workman, who sang with this group in contest in place of Pat God- frey who was i11.y One Song Sleigh Ride GIRLS'S TRIO L. to R. - K. Workman, N. Martin, L. Ryon Peter Piper Let There Be Song 59 MEZZO-SOPRANO Maureen Garner My Lover Is a Fisherman Mighty Lak' A Rose I'S Vocal Soloists BASS Randy Behmer Captain Mac Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep TRUMPET Gayle Forsythe Bride of the Waves ALTO Kathy Workman Just A-Wearyin' For You PIANO Evelyn Trimble Pre1udium I'S Instrumental Soloists PIANO Anita Youngquist Pre1ude from the Burgemaster 223, M. SENICRS EPM Danny Ahlers 1 Sonja Blake Dianne Conklin Denny Alborn UYV Ron Andersen QW CMPW Charlotte Dubbert Gary Belliughausen 62254-M44 ,L-4.1 CQ'o-1-1. Richard Davis I Wes Etheridge Maureen Garner Susan Hyslop 0 Gary Finnestad Phil Grove Karen Kaufman Karoll Kyle QNX Paul Hanisch Kathi Mefferd w2ff1mQ9? Warren Hawk Danny Hendricks n-Zuni dpqn n'1onlac, Mary Lyn Menke , . ,V 1 VM., .I SENICDRS Uffaf 777 ua-n.6o-w.JL Violet Mumford Mike Johnson Ralph Hitchcock Fred Oleson I ill Oleson Candy Peterson My ff flaw ! Russell Hitchcock ,.....L,5 Connie Samsel Gary Roewe Jim Shewmaker 193 Af Art Steinkamp f Darrel Wrider MM Neva Siddall mlvm.- DMM, www Dennis Wright Ursula Trimble Connie Virgil We Patty Zuercher CLASS MOTTO: We Sail on the Ship of Ambition, May We Anchor in the Harbor of Success CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS HYMN: Gold Bless America Larry Younggreen 75 Senior Class Officers President Denny Wright Vice-President Fred Oleson Secretary Peg Cooper 1 y Treasurer Gary Bellinghausen Magazine Sales lst row, 1. to r.: C. Virgil, S. Hyslop, K. Mefferd, C. Samsel, K. Kaufman, P. Zuercher, P. Cooper, C. Peterson, J. Oleson, C. Dubbert, M. Menke, S. Blake. 2nd row: J. Pohlman, R. Hitchcock, L. Younggreen, W. Hawk, R. Davis, F. Oleson, R. Hitchcock, D. Alborn, P. Grove. Prizes for outstanding salesmanship were offered by the LOOK company. Those who sold 3525 worth of magazines received a certificate. Fifty dollars worth of sales brought a large dog. For S100 worth of sales a pin was given. The three high individuals had their choice of prizes from different categories of prizes. Kathi received a tape recorder. Sonja picked a hair dryer and Connie chose a radio. Spe- cial thanks must be given to Sonja Blake who was manager of the entire drive. 76 Magazine sales under the LOOK P1an are used to secure funds for production of the yearbook. To provide incentive the class was divided in- to two teams. One team was captained by Patty Zuercher and Dennis Wright. The captains of the winning team were Maureen Garner and Gary Roewe. The losing team presented the entertainment for the evening at our senior skip night at Cherokee. 2nd--Connie Virgil, 25174.14 lst --Kathi Mefferd. 3313.35 3rd --Sonja Blake, 3145. O5 Annual Staff Mr. Larson Advisor Gary Roewe Maureen Garner CO' Editor Co- Editor Photographer - John Pohlman Organization! Photographer - Peg Cooper 'fel' 4: xr Patty Zuercher Dennis Wright Business Manager Business Manager at Work Skip Night With money from the Senior Class play we traveled to Spee1mon's Steak House at Cherokee. After a fine meal we were entertained with a song from Patty, Maureen, and Susan and a read- ing by Peg Cooper. After attending Love With A Proper Stranger we departed for home. eff age Hawkeye Girls State Peg Cooper 85 Charlotte Dub- bert fAlternateJ Citizenship Award Dennis Wright Arion Award Susan Hyslop V, .. . 5, ,M .J -Tm? kr , vi..,.vff v,,?,.,t?, Seniors r e c e 1 v e their 'L awards on Class Night. A HONOR PINS Wesley Etheridge Gary Roewe Dennis Wright Patty Zuercher B HONOR PINS Gary Bellinghausen Mike Johnson Ralph Hitchcock Darrel Wrider Candy Peterson Charlotte Dubbert Maureen Garner Ursula Trimble 3 YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE Wesley Etheridge Dennis Wright Charlotte Dubbert Jill Oleson Patty Zuercher Betty Crocker Award Candy Peterson O oo! 6' Hawkeye Boys State Denny Wright 85 Fred Oleson Hovenden Hunt S5500 Scholarship Award Patty Zuercher S200 Scholarship Award Richard Davis X79 Top Ten Patty ZLIGICTIGI -96 . 10 Gary Rgewe-96, O5 Maureen Garner 95 .60 ,1' ,Q Ursula Trimble-94. 89 Dennis Wright-95 . 20 Darrel Wrider-94.76 Wes Etheridge-94. 41 Mike Johnson-94. 31 Susan Hyslop-94. O6 80 Gary Bellinghausen-92.88 UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Larson, J. Stutesman, L. Dallenbach, K. Richardson, J. Garner, S. Fitzgerald, J. Hanna, K. Newgard, S. Halterman, E. Trimble, R. Baughman, A. Youngquist, S. Gist, P. Kendall, L. Bouska, E. Reese, S. Trusty, Mrs. Wallin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Reese, S. Ducommun, M. Har- wick, L. Luchsinger, K. Shankland, P. Tiernan, E. Siddall, P. Peterson, L. Davis, S. Kees, J. Mosbach, N. Martin, E. Theumling, C. Nielson, M. Alstott, M. Cohoon, L. Schlensig, M. Sorensen, B. Peterson, K. Workman, R.'Goerner, T. Lind, G. Forsythe, Mrs. Stauffer. THIRD ROW: M. Harris, J. Stoner, P. Gul- branson, D. Kress, R. Johnson, K. Anderson, P. George, R. Grice, G. Wilcox, C. Lindvall, R. Behmer, M. Egertsen, T. Jolliffe, D. Etheridge, B. Sheets, D. Challand, G. Cohoon, L. Schultz, L. Kilbourn. FOURTH ROW: T. Hopkins, D. Richardson, B. Peterson, K. Richardson, T. McKiernan, C. Cooper, R. Stacy, J.Voe1- schow, G. Stover, G. Slattery, D. Alborn, R. Cejka, N. Lindsey, R. Mileham, C. Lindquist, J. Deacon, D. Galloway, W. Martin, K. Morris, J. Dahlberg, M. Kirsch, J. Winegarden. CLASS OFFICERS Clyde Lindquist . . . . President Pat George . . . . . Treasurer Ralph Cejka . . Vice President Mary Harris. . . . Secretary 82 ,,A S W,,.,,., ,,V,V ,V,,,.,,. , A, ,L,,h fi, i , .,L.,,,,,, at l . ...... lietnl F lt. ' I- I f t Si ',V, S Q '-tf' L i ,',V VVVQ V, , 5 7:14 ,'., 1: 'V 7 ' 77' 'Ili 'fZ W 'v,' ii: f1,,' . ,,1 4 f',, g ',, 1,5 ,':, 'I, fi, if' .11 - f drldi ddt. fi f .S .tdl i YOUI' .HOF it STAFF .V ,LV,V,' if , AV m,, ,' S Editor . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Martin m' ' Co-Editor . . . . Tjeran Jolliffe y , ' d' h' , if , , Proofreader . . . . Ruthe Baughman . m .' I Z 1 , - 1 7 ' Senior Interview . Linda Dallenbach F Thentediivifianiddispdnwr tttt Dislikes. K h w k 'frm 1 d h pfltri- POI man xassfor . Ban . Orc estra . . . y is eterson 5 Vocal Music . . . . . Judy Garner Home Economics . . Karen Newgard grade 'teachers .for y their 1gif8.de4' S reports. Many times-izhese con- S i f 1 . r S , I i I . 5 : ,...,...,,f ...,-...N-su, qgpgmx, . ' l Jollifte, Mrs. D. R. Editors FFA News .... Birthdays, Calendar Grade News . . . Historian. . Sports . . Y-Teens ..... Question of Week . News Feature . . . Typists . . Columnists . . Jr. High Editor . Ass't. Editors . . Sponsor . . . Dan Ahlers . Pam Tiernan . .. . Myrna Sorensen Eileen Thuernling . . .Ji1'nVoelschow Pat Gulbranson . . Mary Alstott . Gayle Forsythe Denny Galloway . . . Sheri Kees Joan Stoner Sharon Ducommun Janice Stutesrnan . Laura Edmonds . . . .Linda Stoner Jerry Depew Mrs. D. R. Stauffer Front, L to R: G. Forsythe, L. Dallenbach, K. Workman, N. Martin, Mrs. Stauffer, T. Iol- liffe, R. Baughman, J. Stutesman, S. Ducommun, Middle: L. Stoner, P. Peterson, J. Mos- bach, P. Gulbranson, I. Voelschow, S. Kees, M. Alstott, E. Thuemling. Back: J. Depew, D. Galloway, M. Sorensen, P. Tiernan, K. Newgard, L. Edmonds, J. Garner, J. Stoner. Sophomore Class FRONT ROW, Left to Right: M. Grey, B. Brewster, L. Goerner, V. Sheets, S. Alstott, L. Ryon, P. Zuercher, M. Mauer, J. Baughman, K. Gulbranson, T. Vial, J. Masterson, E. Schultz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Winter, Mr. Bruggernan, T. Johnson, E. Rubel, D. Wenell, D. Egertsen, S. Hodges, T. Spanier, P. Menke, D. Ahlers, R. Sandvig, Mr. Gaul. THIRD ROW: V. Pearson, M. Mitchell, A. Beneke, T. Franker, A. Luchsinger, M. Roewe, M. Oleson, G. McCain, P. Godfrey, B. Hanna, D. Heike, G. Alstottg J. Reining, S. Fuchs. LAST ROW: C. Sloan, L. Schuller, J. Olson, L. Garner, C. Osier, S. Grice, F. Post, J. Rubel, G. Mackie, J. Crotty, J. Conklin, B. Keck, G. Vanderpool, T. Deacon. CLASS OFFICERS Steve Hodges . . . . President Myrna Oleson. . . . . Treasurer Chuck Osier . .... Secretary John Rubel . . . .Vice President 84 Llnderclassmen Awards A Honor Pins - Juniors Tjeran Jolliffe Linda Bouska Linda Schultz A Honor Pins - Sophmores Chuck Osier Margie Maurer Lois Ryon Edith Schultz u n . History Award B Honor Pins Pat Menke Clyde Lindquist Jim Deacon ' Chuck Sloan Gail Alstott Ann Beneke Pat Godfrey Linda Goerner Kathy Gulbranson Barbara Hanna Diana Heike Anna Luchsinger Gail McCain Myrna Oleson Marcia Roewe Denny Galloway Pat George Jim Voelschow Ruthe Baughman Gayle Forsythe Judy Garner Raylene Goerner Janet Hanna Mary Harris Jody Mosbach Barbara Peterson Phyllis Peterson Kathy Richardson Linda Schlensig Evelyn Trimble Anita Youngquist Freshmen Front row, l. to r.: R. Dahlberg, D. Bachman, P. Keck, S. Johnson, B. Dubbert, S. Meyers, M. I-lyslop, K. Baurnunk, J. Collins, C. Hawley, L. Kesler, L. Richardson, D. Benz, S. Homuth, J. Fitzgerald, W. Conklin, C. Grund. 2nd row: A. Aschenbrenner, K. Bell, W. Bailey, S. Hakes, L. Stoner, P. Kyle, C. Rubel, R. Lind, P. Mefferd, D. Bellinghausen, J. Anderson, M. Felsing, J. Shewmaker, J. Peterson, D. Roewe, L. Edmonds. J. Degner, C. Lynch. 3rd row: Mr. Ball, C. Reese, K. 'Coon, J. Pohl, J. Kees, D. Siddall, R. Bellinghausen, G. Wilcox, P. Scharn, J. Tool, L. Hanisch, B. Schuller, M. Godfrey, C. Jolliffe, R. Halterman, G. Hawk, E. Wilson, Mr. Beenken. 4th row--J. Depew, S. Hilton, D. Smith,,L. Olberding, B. Wright, T. Sorensen, K. Hakes. J. Gulbranson, P. Kirsch, J. Kirsch, C. Reese, F. Post, G. Essick, M. Harris, M. Green, R. Hinners. OFFICERS President .... . . Bruce Wright Vice-President . . . .Craig Jolliffe Sec.-Treas. . . . .Joan Fitzgerald Freshmen One-Act Plays Who Gets the Car Tonight? The Uninvited Ghost Shock of His Life 86 Q xx -.+ - MMD :: X 5 w x -P S ' Q xi N Q X3 'Q Qs Q S is X5 X Q 4- gm O ani' X -1- Te sfrf C ks gy IN TER-COLLEGIATE PRESS' Kansas City - Winnipeg Yearbooks -- Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA Ham lejinnfng ' , 1+ 'wW'Mm 3'f ima 2 V' 'Q ' '3?'vk ' km'-9-P X f f 3' ' -D , , . ..1A, V ,.., , , b. 9 -m 5 ., M, . 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