Leroy Ostrander High School - Leroyan Yearbook (Le Roy, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF I960 PRESENTS THE 60 CARDINAL PUBLISHED BY LEROY-OSTRANDER HIGH SCHOOL LEROY, MINNESOTA DEDICATION The Senior Class of Le Roy - Ostrander High School Dedicates the I960 Cardinal to Mr. Eugene Baumback We wish to express our appreciation for his efforts to inplant in us the seeds of honesty, and straight forwardness, and the other qualities of our personal integrity. Also we wish to show in this way our thanks for his friendship, understanding, leadership, and guidance during the years he was our class advisor, teacher and friend. SENIORS Tftotto Our S tar id Idcencli mcj Mow JLjL Wilt Jt Qo? DEAN ANDREW WINKElo (Tulip) Occasionally within nry brain I gently think a thought. Student Council 1 Hall Receptionists U Lettersman Club 3,b FFA 1,2,3 Co-Captain, Football Football 1,2,3,U Baseball 1,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3,b Snow Week Royalty 3 Prom Waiter 3 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1,2 Homecoming King U BARBARA ANN 90E (Barb) Lively, orankish, full of fun, always doing things on the run. Student Council 3,b Annual Staff 2,3,b National Honor Society 3,b Peo Club l,2,3,b lx Science Club 2,3 FHA l,2,3,b Cheerleader A h Girls Trio 2,3,U Girls Sextette h GAA 1,2 Senior 3and 3,b Glee Club 2,3,h Mixed Chorus l,3,b Snow Week Royalty 3 FFA Sweetheart 3 Class Play 3 Class Officer 2 Prom Hostess 2 Homecoming Attendant U RICHARD BRUCE BHEND (Bender) T like girls— I really do. Student Council 1,2 Hall Receptionist U Science Club 2,3,b FFA 1,2,3,h Basketball B 1,2 Class Officer 3 ARNOLD HERMAN BT-UM (Louise) School is alright as a sideline. FFA 1,2,3,U Prom Waiter 2 ROBERTA SUSANN MARTZ Honors will always be linked with her name as she climbs the pathway to certain fame. ' Student Council h Annual Staff b National Honor Society Pep Club 2,li Hall Receptionists 3,b Science Club 2,3,b FHA 1,2,3 Girls' Trio 2,3,b Senior Eand l,2,3,b Girls' Sextette b Flute Duet 1,2 Flute Trio 3,b Snow Week Royalty 1 Prom Waitress 1 Class Play 3 Class Officer b GAA 1,2 Girls' State 3 3,b 5 BARBARA RUTH SCOTT (Scottie) I can do anything but behave. Annual Staff Paper Staff 3 Office Staff 3,b Pep Club 2,3,U Decla 3 b Band Queen 2 Girls Sextet b Senior Band 2 Glee Club 2,3,b Mixed Chorus 3,b Prom Waitress 3 Class Officer 3,b Homecoming Queen b i MARVIN WILLIS HANNA (Banana) Figures really bother me. Lettersman Club 1 FFA 1,2,3,1 Football h Baseball 3,1 LARRY LEE ULLOM (Leif) Men of few words are the best men Annual Staff I National Honor Society 3,1 Science Club 2 Lettermen Club 3,1 FFA 1,2,3,b Football 2,3,1 Baseball 1,2,3,I .Track 2,3,1 Prom Host 2 Homecoming Attendant 1 BARBARA JEAN WOOD (Dusty) Happy as a mosquito that just passed a screen test. National Honor Society 3,1 Pep Club 2,3,1 Hall Receptionists 3,1 FHA 2,3 Band Queen 3 Girls Sextette i Swing Band 3,1 Senior Band 2,3,1 Glee Club 2,3 Mixed Chorus 3,1 Prom Waitress 2 Class Officer 1 GAA 2 Girls State Alternate 3 KENNETH PETER PAULSON (Kenny) A bashful boy of the FFA, he 11 be a farmer some day. FFA 1,2,3,1 Class Officer 2 . WILLIAM LEE STEPHEN (Wilbur) All I want to get out of school is myself. Lettermen s Club 3,1 FFA 1,2,3,1 Football 2,3,1 Baseball li Track lj CAROLYN LEE HEATHMAN (X-Lyn) Woman came after man and has been after him ever since. Student Council 2 National Honor Society 1 Paper Staff 1 Pep Club 1,2 Hot Lunch 1 Science Club 2,1 FHA 1,3 Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3 Swing Band 3 Senior Band 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,3 Mixed Chorus 1,3,1 Prom Waitress 2 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1 RONALD DEAN RICH (Ron) Not that I dislike to study, but I like fun better. Student Council U Office staff U Football 3,h Track 2 Basketball 1 Senior Band 1 Student Council President U Proa Waiter 2 LEO PAUL RUNDE (Cleo) One way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head. Hall receptionist U Science Club 3,U Letternen Club 3,1 FFA 1,2,3,U Football 3fU Track 2 Basketball 1,2,3,U Proa Waiter 2 Class Officer 3 ELEANOR ANN ROE (ElUe) Ity wit is ray own yet I give freely of it. Student Council U Annual Staff h National Honor Society U Office Staff 3 U Pep Club 2,3 U Declara 2,3,U Science Club 2,3 FHA 1,U Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3,U Senior Band 1,2,3 U Proa Waitress 2 Class Officer 2,3 RICHARD LEE SATRE (Dick) Just call we Doc, I can operate anywhere. Annual Staff k Paper Staff 2,3 Pep Club 2 Hall Receptionist k Basketball 1,2,h Brass Sextet 1,2,3,U Swing Band 1,2,3 U Senior Band 1,2,3,U Mixed Chorus 3 Ensembles 1,2,3 Prom Waiter 2 DIANE JUDITH FEUERHAK And they say she s quietI Pep Club U Mixed Chorus U Prom Waitress 2 ULRICH EBERHARD M5NDE (Uli) I was a boy scout, then I became a girl scout. Student Council U National Honor Society h Track 1 Class Officer U SANDRA LEE HENNIGAR (Sandy) What's the use? Today an egg, tomorrow a feather duster. Girls' Glee Club 2 Prom Waitress 2 VINAL FLOYD UNCASTER (Cactus) Early to bed, early to rise. I'll leave that to the other guys. FFA 1,2,3,U Prom Waiter 2 CAROL ANN HANSON Love is a dream, gosh I'm sleepy Paper Staff U Office Staff 3,h pep Club 1,U Hot Lunch 1,2 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus h Prom Waitress 2 TERRY RAY LAMON Work well done, they say, is life's Duroose won. Student Council 3,U Annual Staff 2,3,h National Honor Society 3,U Paoer Staff 1,2,3,U Quill Scroll 3,h Science Club 2,3,h Brass Sextette 1,2,3 U Senior Band 1,2,3,U Class Officer 1,2 KENNETH EARL SCHMIDT (Irma) The only reason he gets lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory. FFA 1,2,3,U Football 2,3 U Baseball 3 U Track 2 Basketball A 1,2,3 U Snow Week Royalty 1 Proa Waiter 2 ROBERT MAURICE JACOBSON (Jake) Life is just one darn thing after another. Annual Staff U Paper Staff 1.2 Science Club U FFA 1 Swing Band 3,U Senior Band 1,2,3,U Sax Quartet 2,3,U KENT ARTHUR FLIKKI (Flick) I an not denying men are foolish, God made them to match women Hall Receptionists k Mixed Chorus 1,3 Prom Waiter 2 SHIRLEY ANN LAWSON We love men for what they promise to be. Student Council 2,3 Office Staff 2,3 Pep Club 2,3,U Hall Receptionists 3 Prom Waitress 2 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1 Homecoming Attendent h 1 , GARY ALLYN HAILING The harder I try, the gooder to be, the vorser I am. Prom Waiter 2 JANICE E.L. LAUCK (Jan) The wrong way always seems more reasonable. Office Staff h Pep Club U JERRY WAYNE HALE (Whale) Other men eat to live, but I live to eat. Pep Club 1 Ushers Club 2,3,U Hall Receptionist 2.3 Letterraen Club 3,a FFA 1,2,3,U Football 1,2,3,a Prom Waiter 2 SHARON KAYE FRANCIS (Franny) I1m not asking you, I'm telling you. Girls� Sextette 1, Mixed Chorus U 9 PAUL IRVIN DIRKSEN (Thumper) Girls don't bother roe-dam it. Hall Receptionists 4 Science club 3 Track 4 Mixed Chorus 4 PATRICIA ANN METERS (Patty) Life is easy, smooth, and slow, do what comes and let the rest go. Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club 2,3 4 FHA 1 Cheerleader A U Swing Band 3 Senior Band 1,2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Prom Waitress 2 Class Play 3 Class Officer 3 DELBERT ALLEN LAWERENCE (Tequilla) I came, I bluffed, I graduated. Lettennans Club 3 4 FFA 1,2,3.4 Football 3,4 Track 3,4 GBNE FRED RICK (Grendel) Actually, I know I could prove gravity doesn't exist. National Honor Society 3 4 Ushers Club 3 Science Club 2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3 4 Track 4 DOROTHY KATHFLEEN ACKERMAN (Dotti) Qood things ccme in little packages, but so does dynamite. Pep Club 3,4 Hot Lunch 1,2 Prom Waitress 2 ROBERT ARTHUR GILBERT (Killer) Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on, I lay down until it passes over. Ushers Club 2,3 FFA 1,2,3,U Class Play 3 ROGER ERVIN DIETRICH (Booboo) Slip me my diploma; I'm in a hurry. Lettersmen's Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 FFA 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Prom Waiter 2 DENNIS KEITH NAUMAN (Nigger) He has three speeds, slow, slower, and stop. Ushers Club 2 Basketball B 1 Class Officer 1 KAREN ANN WEIDA I hate to reoeat gossip, but what else can you do with it? P8oer Staff U Office Staff a Hot Lunch 1,2,3 :jeo Club 2,3 Glee Club 2 °rom Waitress 2 DARRELL DUANE BERG (Bugs) Let the world go as it may; I'll take it anyway. Hall ReceDtionists h FFA 1,2,3,a Track U RICHARD DALE TANGEN (Dick) Don't recite so loud, I want to read my book. Lettersmen's Club 3, FFA 1,2,3,a Football 2,3,a Baseball 1,2,3,a Brass Setette 1,2,3 Swing Band 2,3 Senior Band 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 3 Prom Waiter 2 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1 IRENE MARIE NELSON (Nellie) She who thinks will some day be wise. National Honor Society 2,3,a Girls' Trio 2,3 b Girls' Sextette a Swing Band 3, a Senior Band 1,2,3,a Flute Duet 1,2 Glee Club 1,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,a Prom Waitress 2 Class Play 3 Class Officer 3 RONALD VALTER LEONARD (Baldy) Her lips were so close what else could I do. Student Council a National Honor Society 3, Science Club 3, a Lettersman's Club 3, a FFA 1 Co-Captain, Football a Football 2,3,a Track 2,3,h Basketball A 2,3,a Senior Band 2,3 Junior Band 1 Prom Waiter 2 Homecoming attendant !i MARY JANE HOVDE (Janie) a “I've had spring fever ever since September. Pep Club l,2,3,a Student Council 3 Office Staff 3 Hall Receptionists 3 FHA 1,2,3 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus l,b Prom Waitress 2 GAA 1.2 ______ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Ronnie Leonard, Barbara Scott, Ulrich Mende, Barbara Wood, Roberta Martz, and Barbara Boe ADVISERS 12 Not Pictured, Miss Penny—Advisor CLASS :V Jan WhlsXer 14 Keith Arena Dennis Erie % SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Mary Main, Mary Hanson, Dalton Patterson, Dale Bergland, Wayne Liebfried, Verdell Tapp, Wanda Rowe, Helen Kruse, Charlotte Abbott, Vernon Blum. ROW TWO: June Wilcox, Mardella Bucknell, David Jacobson, Joe Rowe, Owen Davies, Larry Jacobson, Bob McClary, Eddie Runde, Phylis Smith, Gloria Konson, Terry Heathman, Mrs. Hubbard. ROW THREE: Mr. Hubbard, Elouise Rick, Don Maage, Karen Juvrud, Jean Hawkins, Gary Woods, David Backus, Roger Bhend, Mary Ann Kempe, Gail Thompson, Karen Larson, Sharon Leslie. ROW FOUR: Mary Berg, Carroll Soltau, George Dimler, Paul Paulson, Cedric Schutz, Gary Austin, Ron Peters, Ken McRoberts, Larry Moe, Robert Harrington, Carl Bassler Neil Vantries, Gerald Stockdale. FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Mike Volkart, LuVeme Speer, Jim Osland, Judy Bly, Cheryl Eamist, Lois Koppen, Mary Ellen Byrd, Vicki Gronert, Carol Monson, Barbara Berg, Gerda Bruns, Richard Berger, Paul Rugg. ROW TWO: Mr. Riggs, Sharon Cleveland, Gayle Norby, Glenda Miland, Judy Peterson, Rhonda Iverson, Janice Hanna, Susan Snyder, Ilene Blum, Karen Soderquist, Nancy Kappers, Harold Sanders, Paul Jasper, Steve Unruh, Mr. Shodean. RCW THREE: Diane Rich, Sheri Wyatt, Joanne Boe, Nancy Keeton, Barbara Dimler, Kariland Martin, Lois Morse, Bob Rowe, Roger Pauls, Ricky Leslie, Steven Ludeman, Dennis Lastine, Candy Nyraann, Kathy Krueger. RCW FOUR: Karen Smith, Ronnie Remer, Le ROj Stanger, Joe Weida, Elwood Boe, Kenny Liebfried, Jerry Weirson, Ronnie Orum, Sam Sorenson, John Gilbert, Leon Lauck, Danny Larson, Doug Robinson, Daryl Cartney, Jerry Wherry. 16 EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE: ILene Bergland, Angela Kohn, Margaret Vi gum, Stanley Jacobson, Kenny Brownlow, Ted Back, Betty Liebfreid, Donna Youngmark, Jo Ann Abbott, Kathy Moore, Cheryl Souhrada, Toro Wherry, Ken Iverson, Jon Hiller, Rick Lamon. RCW TWO: Mr. Berg, Raymond Thompson, Diane Daily, Dennis Hennigar, Gary Johnson, Eric Eastvold, Paula Hansen, Suzanne Hailing, Ruth Wolthoff, Barbara Orum, Connie Anderson, Noreen Lund, Karen Flikki, Cathy Hovde, Gary Nordstrom, Mr. Boe. ROW THREE: Bev Harden, Bob Schroeder, Dennis Moe, Jon Tangen, Steve Allen, Francis Funke, Ron Timmerman, Steve Milburn, Dick Dean, Richard Miller, Patsy Boysen, M?ry Martz, Mary Sanders. SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: Dick Mahoney, Ronnie Ullom, Bill Chism, Pat Patterson, Gary Lawson, Larry Cleveland, Craig Duryee, Walter Claude, Dave Thorson, Dave Sween, Linda Harrington, Joyce Koppen, Diane Rosenthal, Stan McCaslin. P.OW TWO: Mr. Bundy, Carmen Larson, Chuck Wold, Dave Burgett, Linda Christopherson, Linda Woods, Marvin Feifer, Lois Johnson, Paul Satre, Roger Wherry, Tony Dimler, Paul Vinquist, Eric Larson, Peggy Johnson, Linda Abbott, Phil Hoover, Miss Peterson. ROW THREE: Donna Pauls, Alvin Frye, Pat Cartney, Jack Rowe, Joyce Dickenson, Linda Medinnus, Nancy Sigler, Janet Norby, Charlotte Schimek, Julie Prokes, Janice Orke, Linda Sande, Sharon Lamon, Dewey Horsman, Mariland Martin, Judy Soltau. 17 cwippeva GRADE SIX RCW ONE: Jean Hanson, Linda Dickenson, Mary Eastvold, David Berg, Bob Scott, Barbara Kraetsch, Douglas Bergan, Janice Erie, Lynette Cornelius, Jackie Thompson, Donna Bergo ROW TVDf Mrs Blade, Tamera Renner, Gail Orum, Donna Cartney, Linda Moe, Barbara Reihl, Donna Lauck, Patty Bhend, Charlotte Robinet, Barton Schutz, Cindy Brovnlov, Linda Hailing GRADE FIVES SIX ROW ONE: Arden Payne, Bradley Noterman, Glen Rice, Curtis Eastvold, Gary Sigler, Jerry Me Cloud, Bruce Orke, Claims Henderson, Elizabeth Wolthoff, Evelyn Bye, Corinne Bergland ROW TWO: Mr Magnan, Larry Rhody, Kathy Schroeder, Brian Wells, Karl Nelson, Stephen Aide, Waldo Bucknell, Severt Monson, Janet Wilcox, Audrey Stohr, Deborah Madsen, Lana Lageson FIFTH GRADE ROT ONE: Karen Prokes, Steven Rice, Mickey Moe, Vernon Powell, Jere Volkart, Peter Kraetsch, Linda Burgett, Joan Eastvold, Judy Miller, Micheal Cartney, Patrick Dougherty, Lila McRoberts, Rhonda Fister. ROW TWO: Tom Reihl, Dan Fortney, Joanne Nagele, Clifford Cartney, Maxine Funke, Micheal Thompson, Margaret Wherry, Ralph Bohlmam, Linda Payne, Joan Osland, Roger Westphal, Kathy Larson, Mrs. Vigum. FOURTH GRADE RCW ONE: Mark Kinter, Patricia Stock, Wilma Dickenson, Lloyd Start, Kay Johnson, Lois Nelson, Barbara Hancock, Jeanne Bye, Donald Hancock, Arthur Berg, Mary Meyers, Julaine Monson. RCW TWO: Charlaine Hardt, Richard Lageson, Dennis Christopherson, Richard Berg, Wayne Erie, Linda Siskow, Mary Robinet, Janice Brovnlow, Susan Sorenson, Bob Volkart, Donald Orun, Pan Nyraann, Marylin Hindt, Mrs. Boulet. 20 GRADED THREE FOUR ROW ONE David Hanson, Kathy Dougherty, Sharon Justin, Susie Volkart, Jackie Thies, Mary Hansen, Jon Nelson, Mary Iverson, Barbara Soltau, Gene Miller, Vicki McCloud, Jrlen Heathinan, ROW TVOr Roger Schroeder, Roger Boelman, Tom Hovde, Francis Moe, Dale Francis, Ed Koppen, Billy Schroeder, Nannett Hutchins, Peggy Larson, Marsha Tangen, Melvin Hendrickson, Mike Harrington, Standing in Back: Mrs, Johnson, THIRD GRADE ROW ONE Curtis Christopherson, Bruce Hungerford, Norm Eastvold, Dave Lawson, Sandra Leslie, Lane Duryee, Lance Kruger, Mary Cartney, Rhonda Osland, Judy Payne, Allan Christensen, Allen Olson, ROW TWO Stan Bergen, Barb Wherry, Kathy Boe, Sharlene Lauck, Dennis Rice, Janet Chism, Ronnie Osland, Steve Cornelius, Paul Kraetsch, Dick Eastvold, Mark Wells, Wayne Siskow, Lauren Eastland, Ron Schroeder, Standing in Backs Mrs, Engleson, 21 GRADE TWO ROW ONE: Vicki Ullom, Mike Stock, Patty Baldwin, Larry Phelps, Bryan Roe, Arol McCaslin, Jerry Miller, Rainey Lageson, Dennis Harvey, Mary Schroeder, Becky Mossyge. ROW TWO: Larry Hancock, Marvin Koppen, Steve Jones, Larry Tinunermann, Kirsti Shodean, Lora Soltau, Ken Ballhagen, Larry Ihns, Glenda Nauman, Kim Hardt, Carolyn Cartney, Eileen Wells, Danny Peters. Teacher-Miss Bergland GRADE ONE S TWO ROW ONE: Mike Elliott, Darrell Hanks, Mark Dougherty, Bob Reynolds, June Heathman, Jackie Kruse, Diane Lawson, Karen Volkart, Judy Jacobson, Eileen Berg, Katie Stock. ROW TWO: Cathy Young, Susan Lidtke, Patsy Larson, Barbara Feuerhak, Linda Wilcox, Bradely Stohr, Debbie Stevens, Synn Peterson, Mitchell Cornelius, Joe Kreatsch, Eleanor Swenson. Teacher-Miss Hudson GRADE ONE RCW ONE: David Prokes, Karen Powell, Cathy Ludeman, Delores Swenson, Dennis Lidtke, Donnie Iverson, Kathy Allen, Larry Sween, Debbie Nagele, Paula Hunger-ford, Larry Reynolds. RCW TWO: Edward Robinet, Craig Orum, Michael Jones, Kim Schumann, Joe Wherry, Robert Main, Barbara Hanson, Susan Ramaker, Mary Noterman, Danny Cartney, JoAnn Schimek, Janice Eastvold, Mary Tangen, Mrs. Larson. (Absent from picture—-William McCloud, Tom Bye) OSTRANDER 1 S2 ROW ONE Barbara Kahl, Samuel Berger, Candace Skaran, Sharon Walker, Patricia Main, Jenenne Hellickson, Marcia Ruud, Bonnie Back, David Nelson, Carrol Forland. ROW TWO: Larry Christenson, Susan Paulson, Randy Miland, David Boyd, David Walker, Dean Lund, Larry Vreeman, Marlys O'Groske, Cathy Simons, Carol Sanders, Janis Thorson, Carol Schimek, Dorinda Tangen. (Pamela Davis is missing) 5TH £ GTH ROW ONE: Tommy Thors on, Sandra Davis, Loretta Berger, Kelvin 0'Groske, Cecelia Leibfried, Linda Christenson, Karlene Eerger, Karygayle Thorson, Nancy Thorson, Jane Pauls, Rita Rmid, Gregory Rendahl, Dennis Jacobson, ROW TWO: Linda Kohn, David Swenson, Dale Bough, Nancy Thorson, Eunice Main, Halan Olson, Carolyn Vigum, Diane 0'Groske, Mary Lou He Hickson, Connie Marlow, Katheran Leibfried, Judy Kahl, David Schevenn, Robert Leibfried, Gary Kohn, Mary For land, Sandra Terbeest, Joan Pauls, Mr. Thaldorf. OSTRANDER ROW CNEs Janice Kohn, Diane Berger, Vickie Hellickson, Ronnie Johnson, Paul Nelson, Michael Skaran, Randy Thorson, LeRoy Harvey, Tryg Larsen, Curtis Davis, Dennis King, Charles Forland. ROW TWOs Mrs. Foss, Paula Terry, Ardell Jacobsen, Karen Ahrens, Carol Marlow, Cynthia Nelson, Shirley 0'Groske, Diane Schimek, Sharon Davis, Gary Voigt, Deborah Rendahl, Barbara Christendon, Joanne Terbeest, Christine Bough, Kathy Rud. 3RD 4TH ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK 8TAFF Seated at tablet Eleanor Roe, Roberta Martz, Terry Lamon, Barbara Wood, Dick Satre mi“’R,lh B rb Scou'« w”. . � « . oe -5C v V- ' • se V% 8P Co-Editors Barbara Boe Terry La iron Cardinals on Sale % 4 v Sales of the 1960 Cardinal began Monday, November 2nd. You can order your annual from anyone on the annual staff by paying one dollar now and two dollars next spring when the annuals arrive. The annual staff had a meeting Monday night and are well on the way to producing a very good 1960 year book. Mr. Boe says he thinks this is the best ever. So order your exclusive 1960 Cardinal now! 26 STUDENT COUNCIL In the early part of the school year, the Senior Class of I960 selected five seniors to run for Student Council President. The five were: Barb Wood, Carolyn Heathman, Eleanor Roe, Terry Lamon, and Ronnie Rich. From these five candidates, two finalists were elected by the student body in a preliminary election. The two finalists were Ronnie Rich and Terry Lamon. The final election ended as followsr President - Ronnie Rich, and Vice-President -Terry Lamon. Homecoming was the first activity the Student Council planned at their first meeting on September 22. Homecoming began with Coronation on October 7 with the snake dance and bonfire being held on October 8. Homecoming ended with a victorious game over Adams and a dance following the game. On November 12, 13, and 11 Ronnie Rich, Terry Lamon, and foreign exchange student Ulrich Mende, attended a Student Council Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The next big event the Student Council planned was the Winter Formal of December 12. This year's Student Council has worked hard and has accomplished much. STUDENT COUNCIL At the Tablet Ronnie Rich, Terry Lamon, Roberta Kartz, Eleanor Roe, Mr. Larson. Seated Row One: Ronnie Leonard, Barb Boe, Ulrich Mende, Sherry Hilbum, Gwen Ullom. Row Two: Danny Larson, Tom Lawson, Terry Heathman, Sheri Wyatt, Jean Hawkins. Janet Jones. Row Three: Ronnie Remer, Dennis Moe, Richard Lamon, Stanley McCaslin, David Burgett. Student Council President: Ronnie Rich Vice President: Terry Lamon Secretary: Roberta Martz Treasurer: Eleanor Roe Advisor: Mr. Larson 27 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RCW ONE: Janet Jones, Barbara Wood, Patsy Meyers, Irene Nelson, Retha Wyatt ROW TWO: Carolyn Heathman, Eleanor Roe, Roberta Martz, Barbara Boe, Tom Lawson, Mr. Larson ROW THREE: Gene Rick, Terry Lamon, Earl Paulson, Larry Ullom, Ulrich Mende, Ron Leonard Jhurrnatioiul ' onoraip Sarin? tiir¥ii|ih Sriiool 3knimalists Member is: Terry Lamon Membership in the society may be secured only through the local chapter Students on the yearbook staff and the newspaper staff are eligible and at the time of their election mast meet the following requirements: (l) They must be at least a junior In high school (2) They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing (3) They must have done superior work in some phase of journalistic or creative endeavor (U) They must be recommended by the advisor of the two organizations (5) They must be approved by the Executive Secretary of Quill and Scroll. The Le Roy chapter was first organized in the spring of 1956 Quill and Scroll members main project has been the preparation and editing of the Le Roy High School Student Handbook which is given to all students free of charge on the first day of school each year. Because the I960 members of the Quill and Scroll were not chosen at the time of the printing of this yearbook, the staff was unable to obtain a picture 28 LETTER MEN'S CLUB ROW ONE: Mr. Hardt, Dean Winkels, Marvin Hanna, Dick Tangen, Harlan Thompson, Ken McRoberts, Elwood Boe, Mr. Hubbard. ROW TWO: Leo Runde, Kermit Nauman, Ron Leonard, Larry Jacobson, Terry Heathman, Jerry Hale, Warren Barrett. ROW THREE: Doug Robinson, Warren Harden, Ken Schmidt, Larry Ullom, Gary Norby, Gary Austin, Paul Paulson. ROW POUR: Roger Dietrich, Gary Clevland, Earl Paulson, Bill Stephens, Delbert Lawrence, Ron Peters, Dalton Patterson. This newily formed Lettermen's Club was organized by Mr. Hubbard and Mr. Hardt. Officers elected were Dick Tangen, President; Gary Norby, Vice President; and Hon Leonard, Secretary-Treasurer. The ultimate goal of the club is to achieve success along with the rising demands of education and citizenship in regards to athletics. The Club's main project this year was to raise enough money to finance a movie camera and film to be used at athletic events. This venture has proved to be successful and the Lettermen's Club is looking forward to greater heights next year. The Lw Club also decided to purchase lettermen's Jackets at their own expense. The Club will also sponsor a picnic at the end of the school year for all eligible lettermen. 29 SCIENCE CLUB RCW ONE: Neal Vantries, Terry Heathman, David Jacobson, Gloria Monson, Karen Juvrud, Helen Martinet, Leo Runde, Roberta Martz, Carolyn Heathman, Janet Jones, Dale Bergland ROW TWO: Mr. Schultz, Mr. Baumbach-Advisors, Roger Bhend, Larry Moe, Gene Rick, Paul Paulson, Gary Austin, Cedric Schutz, Ronnie Leonard, Richard Bhend, Terry Laraon, Kermie Nauroan, Bob Jacobson, Earl Paulson, Dave Orke. NEWSPAPER STAFF Left to Right: Mary Runde, Bev Soltau, Mr. Riggs-Advisor, Terry Lamon, Carol Hanson, Karen Weida, Lois Morse, Candy Nymann, Karen Juvrud, Joanne Boe, Sheri Wyatt. 30 F. F. A. R0TT ONE: Dick Tangen, Jerry Hale, Leo Runde, Barbara Boe (FFA Sweetheart), Richard Bhend, Earl Paulson, Gene Rick, Mr. Shodean, ROW TWO: Eddie Runde, Terry Heathman, Don Maage, Denny Erie, Gary Norby, David Orke, Gerrald Stockdale, Dick Grass, Bill Back, Darrell Berg, Larry Ullom. ROW THRU'S: Larry Jacobson, Kenny McRoberts, Gary Woods, Dalton Patterson, Denny Lastine, Elwood Boe, Ronnie Peters, Ricki Leslie, Verdel Tapp, Paul Psulson, Donsld Tapp, Sam Bettin, Iceland Westohal, RCW FOUR: Harold Sanders, Vernon Blum, Kenny Leibfried, Le Roy Stangler, LuVeme Speer, Steve Ludeman, Joe Weida, Roger Pauls, Paul Jasper, Roger Bhend. RO’-’ FIVE: Duane Leibfried, Marvin Schott, John Gilbert, Ken Paulson, Marvin Hanna, Bill Stephen, Delbert Lawerence, Vinal Lancaster, Gary Cleveland, Bob Gilbert, Ken Schmidt, (Courtesy, Austin Daily Herald) As Minnesota State Champions, the Le Roy General Livestock Judging Team represented Minnesota and earned a Silver Emblem Plaque at the National Contest at Kansas City. Observing the award are Advisor, Wallace Shodean and team members Leo Runde, Jerry Hale, and Richard Bhend. FFA 1959 HIGHLIGHTS Membership - 62 District officers from Le Roy: Kenny Stockdale - president Don Barber - director Mr. Shodean - advisor Team in state judging contest: General Livestock - first place district team Dairy Cattle - first place district team Farm Mechanics - 5th place district team Wild life - Soils - third (Gene Rick-high individual) Over 100 persons attended parent son banquet. Guest speaker - Bob Hodgson, director at Southern School of Agriculture; Chapter Star Farmer - Paul Vigum. Oats Varietal Plots - Vinal Lancaster, chairman Soil test correlation Plots -Advisor’s Farm Grand Champion boar over-all breeds of swine at the Mower County FFA show owned by John Grass. 31 ROW ONE: Mary Ellen Byrd, VicKi Gronert, Gayle Norby, Mary Maine, Gerda Bruns, Mary Runde, Kaye Iverson, Retha yatt, Bev Soltau, Gwen Ullom, Barbara Berg, Cheryl Ernest, Janet Jones. RCW TWO: Miss Penny, Alice Meyers, Sharon Byrd, Priscilla Christenson, Helen Kruse, Sharon Leslie, Mardella Bucknell, Sheri Wyatt, Joanne Boe, Lois Morse, Barbara Boe, Carolyn Christenson. ROW THREE: Karen Stockdale, Diane Hovde, Dianne Hopp, Theressa Payne, Mary Lou Quale, Helen Martinek, Candy Nymann, Eleanor Roe, June Wilcox. The FHA is an organization made up of girls in grades 9-12. Miss Penny, the Home Economics teacher, is the advisor of this organization which performs many activities. Last Spring there was the installation of new officers in which Kaye Iverson was installed President, Retha Wyatt Vice President, Bev Soltau Secretary, Mary Runde Treasurer, Helen Martinek Scribe, and Gwen Ullom Student Council Representative. The installation followed a Potluck supper, sponsored by the FHA, for the members and their mothers. The FFA gave the FHA a picnic last Spring which took place at Wildwood Park. Later on they chose Barbara Boe as their FFA Sweetheart. The FHA is a very busy organization. Its members volunteered to fix up the basement of the Public Library so it could be used as a recreation room. This organization is also a charity giving organization. Its members sent a box to CARE overseas for the needy. The FHA also planned many things for the school year. Some of these activities were Christinas Caroling, giving a hay ride for the FFA and a skating party. A dance is also sponsored every year for the high school by this organization. 32 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Dale Bergland: Treasurer Jeai Hawkins: Student Council Representative Mary Berg: President Terry Heathmanr Student Council Representative Ronnie Peters: Sergeant at Arms Karen Juvrud: Secretary Gary Austin: Vice President SOPHMORE CLASS OFFICERS Janet Jones: Treasurer Sharon Byrd: President Sharon Lastine: Sergeant at Arms Tom Lawson: Student Council Representative Earl Paulson: Vice President Sherry Milburn: Student Council Representative Owen Ullom: Secretary Denpy Lastine: Vice President Ilene Blum: Treasurer El wood Boe: President Janice Hanna: Sergeant at Arms Danny Larson: Student Council Representative Ronnie Remer: Student Council Representative Keith Forrester: Secretary (absent) 33 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TYPING PHY. ED. c 8 I N PHYSICS A C T I 0 N INDUSTRAL ARTS PROJECTIONISTS HOME ECONOMICS 34 SAFETY PATROL ROW ONE Kathy Larson, Karen Prokes, Mike Cartney, Bruce Orke, Evelyn Bye, Donna Berg, Rhonda Fister, Corinne Bergland, Lila McRoberta, Mickey Moe, Jere Volkart, Larry Ludvig. RCW TWO JoAnne Osland, Lanna Lageson, Steven Rice, Vernon Powell, Gary Sigler, Peter Kraetsch, Janice Erie, Iynette Cornelius, Bob Scott, Joan Eastvold, Doug Bergan, Jackie Thompson, Judy Miller, Elisabeth Wolthoff. ROW THRffl Audrey Stohr, Linda Payne, Deborah Madsen, Barbara Kraetsch, Glen Rice, David Berg, Bradley Noterman, Ralph Boelaan, Linda Bergett, Roger Westphal, Curtis Eastvold, Pat Dougherty, Jerry McCloud, Margaret Wherry ROW FOUR Gail Orum, Janet Vllcox, Joanne Nagele, Mary Bassler, Brian Wells, Stephen Aide, Severt Monsen, Danny Fortney, Clifford Cartney, Mickey Thompson, Waldo Bucknell, Arden Payne, Mary Eastvold, Maxine Funke. ROW FIVE Terry Roe, Tommy Rio. Charlotte Robinet. Donna Lank, Linda Moe, Tanmy Renner, Patty Bnend, Jean la Hanson, Linda Dickenson, Donna Cartney, Cindy Browilow, Linda Hailing, Barton Sohuts, Karl Nelson, Kathy Schroeder. LEFT TO RIGHT Elouiae Rick, Helen Martinek, Alice Meyers, Earl Paulson, Janet Jones. LEFT TO RIGHT Verl Volkart, Jerry Hale, Joe Rove, Gerald Stockdale 35 HALL RECEPTIONISTS Left to Right Owen Ullom, Sharon Byrd, Retha Vfyatt, Charlotte Christensen, David Orke, Darrell Berg, Leo Runde, Paul Dirksen, Richard Bhend, Dick Satre, Kent Flikki, Dean Winkels, Roberta Martz, Barb Wood, Carolyn Christensen. OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Ronnie Rich, Sam Bettin, Kaye Iverson, Barb Scott, Carol Hanson, Shirley Lawson, Sharon Lastine, Jan Lauck, Eleanor Roe, David Bredeson. 1959 ROYAL COURT The iy59 Homecoming began this year with the crowning of the king and Queen and their royal court at the coronation held Wednesday' evening, October 7. Thursday night, October 8, was the time of our snake dance and bonfire. The snake dance began at 700 P. M. in front of the school. After the snake dance, a bonfire was held on the football field. There was a short pep fest which included several yells, band numbers, and talks by the football coaches. The Cardinals had a decisive victory at their homecoming game with Adams. The score was h3 to 7. Following the game, there was a homecoming dance with the Nomads Droviding the music. The student body naturally felt that this homecoming was the best ever. KING DEAN CROWNING OUR QUEEN BARB AND DEAN MEETING THEIR SUBJECTS THE HAPPY KING AND QUEEN]J 37 HOMECOMING QUEEN BARBARA SCOTT 38 1959 ATTENDANTS BARBARA BOE AND SHIRLEY LAWSON 39 EIGHTH GRADE-FIRST °RIZE QUEEN BARB AND ATTENDANTS PARADE GAME GIRLS CLEANING UPU WATCHING?Ill 41 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS BOX AND GIRL Roberta Martz and Gene Rick BOY AND GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sharon Francis and Terry Laraon BOY AND GIRL WITH BEST PERSONALITY Barbara Scott and Ronnie Leonard BEST LOOKING BOY AND GIRL Dean Winkels and Diane Feuerhak 42 HONORS ROBERTA MARTZ GIRLS1 STATER IRENE NELSON MUSIC STUDENT OF THE TEAR BARBARA BOR HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW HOSTESS SHERRI HOST MONT 1959 PROM SNAPSHOTS JETTE, COR STUDECT, AND JOHN Juniors Break Tradition At the last Junior class meeting. It was decided to break tradition and make some new rules tor the prom. It was decided that only persons having dates would be admitted to the dance. To keep the usual curiosity-seekers from coming into the dance uninvited, there will be an hour set aside between the dinner and the dance lor these persons to come and look. No one under 10th grade will be admitted even as a date. Walters and waitresses may bring dates to the dance as long as they are In 10th grade or above. The Junior class has voted on and passed these rules in hopes of making the proms at LRHS more successful. THE STAGE Prom Staff Appointed At the last class meeting of the Junior class held Wednesday. March 4th. the host, hostess, waiters, and waitresses were chosen for the Prom on May 9th. The hostess Is Sharllyn Mil-bum and the host Is Warren Harden. The waitresses are: Patty Bly, Sharon Byrd, Carolyn. Charlotte and Priscilla Christenson. Dianne Hopp, Diane Hovde. Kay Iverson, Janet Jones. Sharon lAstlne. Mary Lou Quale, Mary Runde, Karen Stockdale. Beverly Soltau, Owen Ullom, and Retha Wyatt. The waiters are: Bill Back. Warren Barrett. Sam Bettin. Denny Eric. Duane Hyland. Gary Johnson, Tom Lawson. Kermlt Nau-man. Gary Norby. David Orke. Earl Paulson. Don Tapp. Harlan Thompson, Verl Volk rt. Danny Westphal, and Jan Whlsler. centerpiece the rotauirfs 44 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Barbara Bo Pat Meyers 46 A PAT MEYERS SHARON LA STINE MARY LOU QUALE BARBARA BOE KAYE IVERSON CHEERLEADERS These eight girls were chosen by the student body at the beginning of the year to lead the students in their cheering and yells. The ”Bn cheerleaders cheered for the B” basketball games while the nAn girls cheered for football and A basketball games. These girls try to keep the crowd spirited and enthused during the game by leading in chants and doing yells. The A cheerleaders had as their outfits this year red pleated skirts, red crew-neck sweaters, white collars and white tennis shoes. The cheerleading coach, who helps us during practice and advises us, is Mr. Baumbach. FOOTBALL VARSITY SQUAD ROW ONE: Tom Wherry-Manager, Delbert Lawrence, Dalton Patterson, Earl Paulson, Dick Tangen, Dean Winkels, Ronnie Leonard, Larry Ullora, Ronnie Rich, Harlan Thompson, Marvin Hanna, Kenny McRoberts, Roger Wherry-Manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Berg-Assistant Coach, Gary Austin, Kenny Schmidt, Ronnie Peters, Douglas Robinson, Warren Harden, Jerry Hale, Warren Barrett, Leo Runde, Bill Stephens, Elvood Boe, Gary Norby, Mr. Hardt-Coach. DATE OP?. PLAYED SCORE WE THEY DATE OPP. PLAYED SCORE WE TH! 3ept h Stewartville 6 u i Oct. T5 ftose Creek 26 Seot. 11 Glenville 0 0 Oct. 23 Grand Meadow 0 U2 Sent. 18 Spring Valley 6 L6 Oct. 30 Elkton 6 13 Sept. 25 Lyle 26 0 Nov. 10 Riceville 0 lb Oct. 9 Adams (Homecoming) U3 7 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD ROW CNE: Tom Wherry-Manager, Garry Woods, Steve Luderaan, Dennis Lastine, Terry Heathman, Tiny Leibfried, Dave Orke, David Jacobson, Roger Wherry-Manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Berg- Coach, Dick Grass, Don Maage, Jerry Weirson, Ronnie Orum, Cedric Schutz, George Dimler, John Gilbert, Paul Paulson, Gary Johnson, Mr. Hardt-Assistant Coach. A SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr Hubbard-Coach, Terry Hesthman, Kermie Nauman, Ron Leonard, Leo Runde, Mont Harden, Warren Barrett, Dick Satre, Ken Schmidt, Dean Winkels, Gary Norby Managers-Paul Satre and Ricky Maage BASKETBALL B SQUAD ROW ONE: Larry Jacobson, Gary Woods, Paul Paulson, Ronnie Peters, Gary Austin, Ssir. Sorenson, Ronnie Orum, Kenny McRoberts, Terry Heathman ROW TVOr Mr Hardt-Coach, Leon Lauck-Manager, Mike Volkart, Don Maage, Jerry Weirson, Jerry Wherry, Dennis Lastine, Dalton Patterson, Dale Bergland, Doug Robinson-Manager. KEN SCHMIDT-FORWARD LEO RDNDE-FORWARD BASKETBALL DEAN WINKELS-GUARD SENIOR SNAPS RON LEONARD-OUARD FORWARD DICK SATRE-FORWARD 51 SPORTS Sports Highlights The 1959-1960 LeRoy basketball squad ended its regular season with a 9-9 record. Their conference record was 7-5, and good enough for third place in the Southland Conference. The Cardinals got off to a slow start by winning only three of their first nine games, but then caught fire by winning six of their last nine. The 10 man squad consisted of five seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore. Seniors Ken Schmidt-Considered the backbone of tfce team, Haage showed up as the team s best defense man and having the knack of getting rebounds when they were needed. Ron Leonard-Another mainstay of the team, Ron oroved to be a good rebounder and one of the teams better scorers. Dean Winkies-A fiery competitor. Dean showed a lot of improvement as the season progressed. He proved to be a fine free throw artist. Leo Runde-Although not a starter, Leo proved to be a staunch reserve with a fine attitude. Leo excelled as a capable rebounder. Dick Satre-A first line reserve, Dick was playing his first year of varsity ball and proved to be an aggressive player. His speciality was his -bobble shot. With the two top teams in the conference losing most of their first rate players, it looks like the conference will have a better balance next year. LeRoy s chances will be better than thev have been in recent years. TRACK Coach Hardt, Roger Dietrich, Terry Heathman, Larry Jacobson, Warren Barrett, Delbert Lawrence, Gary Cleveland, Gene Rick, Larry Ullom, Ron Peters, David Orke, Earl Paulson. Back: Cedric Schutz, Ron Leonard, Jerry Hale, Paul Dirksen, Elwood Boe, Paul Paulson, Niel VanTries BASEBALL ROW ONE: Harlan Thompson, Dick Tangen, Larry Jacobson, Tom Lawson, Larry Ullcm, Gary Norby, Gary Johnson. ROW TWO: Desn Winkels, Marvin Hanna, Bill Stephens, Ken Schmidt, Kermie Nauman, Coach Hubbard. 53 54 SENIOR BAND ROW ONE: There93a Payne, Kariland Martin, Sharon Laraon, Ruth Ann Nymann, Roberta Marta, Irene Nelson. RCW TWO: Karen Juvrud, Beverly Sol tan, Eleanor Roe, Ilene Bergland, Paul Paulson, Terry Laraon, Dale Bergland, Sharon Lastine, Paul Rugg, Alice Meyers, Sara Sorenson. ROW THREE: Ricki Maage, Tom Wherry, Linda Sande, Margret Vigum, Mary Runde, Dick Satre, Don Maage, Elwood Boe, Paul Satre, Stan Jacobson, Gayle Norby, Janice Orke, Diane Daily, Roger Wherry, Robert Jacobson, Richard Laraon, Karen Soderquist. RO FOUR: Janet Norby, Linda Medinnus, Diane Rosenthal, Lois Kopoen, Carol Soltau, Linda Harrington, Larry Jacobson, Carmen Larson, Eric Larsen, Donna Pauls, Stan McCaslin, Dennis Mas , Jean Havkina, Cedric Schuta, Carolyn Christenson, Janet Jones, Danny Larson. STANDING: Pat Meyers, Barbara Wood, Verdel Tapo, Steve Milburn, Joanne Boe, Vicki Oronert, Lois Morse, Donald Tapp, Neil VanTries, Mr. Torrison, Barbara Boe. SWING BAND ROW ONE: Stan Jacobson, Paul Satre, Elwood Boe, Don Maage, Dick Satre, Verdel Tapp, Barbara Wood, Keith Forrester, Paul Rugg, Alice Meyers ROW TWO: Danny Larson, Denny Moe, Stan McCaslin, Larry Jacobson, Carolyn Christenson, Don Tapp, Irene Nelson, Neil VanTries, Bob Jacobson, Richard Laraon, Karen Soderquist, Karen Juvrud. Standing: Mr Torrison 55 JUNIOR BAND BACK ROW: Jeanie Hanson, Barton Schutz, Evelyn Bye, Pam Nymann, Margaret Wherry, Charlaine Hardt, Mr. Torrison, Deborah Madsen, Kathy Schroeder, Linda Burgett, Douglas Bergan, Carl Nelson, David Berg. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Brownlow, Linda Moe, Rhonda Fister, Joan Eastwold, Mickey Thompson, Mike Cartney, Brian Wells, Richard Lageson, Pat Dougherty, Mark Kinter, Jere Volkart, Lila McRoberts, Audrey Stohr, FRONT ROW: Jackie Thompson, Janice Brovnlov, Lana Lageson, Corinne Bergland. JUNIOR BAND Composed entirely of grade school students in LeRoy and Ostrander, the Junior band yearly makes its mark in the music activities in LeRoy. By the end of the school year the membership rose to thirty-five persons. A concert is presented each spring and an additional concert program is carried on during June and July. A highlight of this yeaA band was the concert at the Ostrander school. LEROY MARCHINO BAND LEROY CARDINALS SWING BAND The rhythms of the polka, two step, dixieland, and cha cha are symbolic of the sound produced by the swing band. Its appearances at pep feats and basketball games plus a guest spot at the local Annual Creamery meeting will round out the year. Along with finding this music enjoyable, the players learn more of the musical heritage of our nation. 56 CLARINET QUARTET Karen Juvrud, Bev Soltau, Eleanor Roe, Carolyn Heathman FLUTE TRIO Irene Nelson, Candy Nymarm, Roberta Martz ENSEMBLES TRUMPET TRIO Qayle Norby, Stan Jacobson, Diane Daily SAXAPHONE QUARTET Richard Lamon, Keith Forrester, Bob Jacobson, Sam Sorenson BRASS SEXTET Back row: Dick Satre, Danny Larson, Terry Lamon, Don Tapp Front rcnn Don Maage, Jean Hawkins. CURLS' TRIO Roberta Martz, Irene Nelson, Barbara Boe, Miss Peterson, accompanist MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE: Carol Monson, Mary Jane Hanson, Cheryl Cleveland, Rhonda Iverson, Charolette Abbott, Fhylis Smith, Nancy Keeton, Janice Hanna, Barbara Boe, Susan Snyder, Carol Hanson, Carolyn Heathman, Cheryl Ernest. RCW TWO: Miss Peterson, Carolyn Christenson, Alice Meyers, Karen Stockdale, Sherri Wyatt, Gloria Monson, Mary Ann Kempe, Katherine Kruger, Beverly Soltau, Sherry Milburn, Diane Hopp, Priscilla Christenson, Barbara Scott, Kay Iverson, Patty Bly ROV; THRFE: Sharon Byrd, Retha Wyatt, Charolette Christenson, Mary Jane Hovde, Barbara Wood, Diane Feurhak, Raberta Marta, Donald Tapp, Paul Dirkson, Terry Lamon, Neil VanTries, Sharon Francis, Irene Nelson, Sharon Lastine, Mary Lou Quale SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Scott, Sharon Francis, Irene Nelson, Barbara Boe, Roberta Martz, Barbara Wood, Miss Peterson-accompAnist 58 misii MOTEHRS PRE5EMTIIIC| BAUD 0UJEEII BARBARA WOOD BAND QUEEN Each year the senior band selects a girl to represent them at the North Iowa-Southern Minnesota Band Festival in Mason City, Iowa. This year I was selected as that lucky girl. Our activities included a parade of over 100 bands, a huge luncheon, several public appearances including a t.v. appearance, and the coronation of the new queen. Each of we queen candidates received a very nice bracelet commemorating our day. The experience is one that I will always remember. I can say that whoever is lucky enough to be selected as band queen this year will have a truly enjoyable day in store for them! BOARD OF EDUCATION Jeanne Bloss, Joe Jacobson, Les Eastrold, Roger Fister, Adolph Bergland, Iyle Me Roberts, Bob Swenson, Milo Roe, Gordon Nymann. ADMINISTRATION Gordon Nymann Superintendent Vernon Larson Principal I V h MISS OLDORF Girls' Phy. Ed., Biology, Health, Health Director MR. SCHULTZ Science, Science Club, Math, Visual Aids Director FACULTY MR. BUNDT Jr. High English MISS PETERSON Bisiness Education, Qrade Music, Choral Music MR. SHODEAN Vocational Ag. F. F. A. MR. TORRISON Instrumental Music Music Instruction LeRoy and Ostrander MISS PENNY MR. RIOQS Home Economics English 9, 10, 11, F. H. A. School Paper, Class Play 61 MR. RICHARD HUBBARD World History, Civics Social Problems, Coach MRS. MARILYN HUBBARD American History, Civics MR. EUGENE BAUMBACH Mathematics MR. CHARLES HARDT MR. GEORGE BERG Phy. Ed., Science, Coach Industrial Arts, Driver Ed. World Geography, Asst. Coach MR. RONALD BOE Business Ed. MISS DELORES VAUGHAN Spanish, Ehglish, Librarian MR. HE CHARD HARVEY Guidance Director JUREEN OLSON CUSTODIAN SCHOOL Ulrich Mende, our foreign exchange student, is from Weisbaden, Germany. He is sponsored by the National Honor Society with the help of the community and is obtained through the American Field Service. He has stayed at the Elmer Schutz home. Ulrich has been active in school and community activities. The school wishes to extend it's best wishes to Ulrich and we hooe he has enjoyed his year in Le Roy. Barbara Penning arrived at Le Roy High School too late to be included on the pages with the other seniors. Barbara is from Ashton, Iowa, and we are very glad to have her in our graduating class. Another new student this year is Dennis Johnson, a Junior from Laurens, Iowa 64 ADVERTISING For hardware big or small, at Hiller s vou can buy it all. For a good clean place to lunch or dine, come to the Sweet Shop, their food is fine. Shop at the Le Roy Food Market for the best of foods and bargains. L E R 0 T B A K E- R Y For clothes and garments and shoes galore Shop at Bergland s Clothiers Store Fruits, vegetables, and meats they pack to make a value bulging sack. They also give S H Green Stamps. 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