Lone Tree Community School - Elm Yearbook (Lone Tree, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

1956-1957 Presented By ( lass of 1957 Lone Dee High School Lone tree. Iowa Dedication We, the Senior Class, dedicate our annual to Mrs. Julie Pipho, our sponsor and advisor, with sincere appreciation for all her efforts she has put forth to make our annual a success, and also to our parents, who through their guidance and continued efforts, have made our school days possible. l ire Destroys Lone t ree School Christmas Day, 1956, is a day that will long be remembered --for on that day the Lone Tree Public School was destroyed by fire. Books, supplies, desks, etc., went up in flames as did the many fond memories of school days. The fire was discovered about 9:00 a.m. on Christmas Day and was brought under control about noon. There have been many theories about the cause of the fire but it is not certain how it started. When Lone Tree firemen first arrived on the scene, flames were burning in the open on the west side of the building in the room used as a boys' shower room. Flames also engulfed the southwest corner of the middle room on the first floor, the fourth grade room, and the flames were also shooting up to the room directly above, the fifth grade room. Firemen from Lone Tree, Nichols, Hills, and Riverside fought the blaze but it could not be brought under control. The fire in the upper room finally burned through the ceiling and the strong west wind drove the blaze over most of the false ceiling and into the underside of the roofing. Fire fighting was was made very hazardous because of the smoke which filled the building and the danger of a falling roof section. 4 The fire destroyed the entire upper floor; typewriters removed over the roof of the auditorium were the only articles saved. The first floor was not a complete loss but suf- fered much damage. Most of the equipment in the superintendent's office was saved. Except for the center room on the west side , which was a complete loss, the first floor rooms suffered watei and smoke damage. Because the fire worked up, the damage to the basement floor was confined to minor smoke fumes and water coming from overhead. The basement rooms included: home ec. room, teachers' lounge, athletic equipment room, hot lunch kitchen, pantry, kitchen storage room, and the seventh and eighth grade rooms. A fire in a ventilating tunnel in the girls' rest room was extinguished with great difficulty. In the boiler room, damage was done to wiring on the stoker and coal elevator auger. Of our 16-room school building, an open air shell remained. Though fire dep- artments from Lone Tree, Nichols, Hills, and Riverside fought the $300,000 blaze most of the day, all they could do was save some supplies and the adjoining gymnasium After the fire, education in Lone Tree became a community-wide project --people from town and country began going through the debris and salvaging what they could. Everything that was saved was sorted and cleaned ; and new texts, supplies, desks, and the like were borrowed or bought. Students and faculty members pitched in together to redecorate temporary class rooms and to refinish damaged furniture. Christmas vacation was extended three days; and when the students came back to school, they found their classrooms scat- tered throughout Lone Tree. Grade school students found their new classrooms in the churches, the Legion hall, the Reformed Church parsonage, and the Masonic Temple. The Y-Hall, new and old fire stations, Odd Fellows hall, and locker plant were used for high school classrooms. The hot- lunch program was set up in the locker plant, and a bus system was arranged to transport the grade school children to and from the locker. Eli R PARSONAGE 3rd Grade EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH 7th and 8th Grades Y-HALL Commercial ST. MARY'S CHURCH 4th and 5th Grades ODD FELLOWS HALL Music MASONIC TEMPLE Primary 10 The school was built in 1914-15 for $35,000 but an identical replacement today would cost about $280,000. The decision was made to tear down the present building to make way for a new build- ing in the future. By March, workmen had begun to raze the old structure, leaving only the undamaged gymnasium standing. 11 Elm Staff Editor.........................................................Mary Anne Flake Business Manager.....................................................Lavon Eden Music Editors...................................................... Janice Eden ..................................................Jerry Musser Sports Editors............................................... Mary Kay Pechman ..................................................Verlyn Hayes Social and Activities Section............................... Charlotte Sanders ........................................ vonne Hora .......................................John Hudachek F. A........................................................... Marvin Hotz Faculty, Administration, and Personnel.................................Pat Lenz Classes .........................................................Geneva Wieland Typists...................................................................Geneva Wieland ..............................................................Nancy Hall Senior Section.............................................................Nancy Hail .................................................... Eunice Lenz ..................................................Evelyn Connolly Pictures..................................................................Lester Wieland ...........................................................Don Krueger REDDICK SHOES Velvet-Step-City Club-Weather - Bird 126 E. Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa Administration FRONT ROW: (Left to Right): Secretary: John B. O'Connor, Sr. , President: Carl Shingledecker. SECOND ROW: T. J. Sorden, R. Stewart Bell, L. H. Jacques, Garold Brinkmever. LEFT H. G. HAYES Superintendent Chemistry Senior Sponsor RIGHT MABLE BROWN Principal English Biology Sophomore Sponsor FRONT ROW: (Left to Right): Richard Riggan, Mary Kay Pechman. Jerry Musser. Mrs. Brown. SECOND ROW: John Jansen. Gerald Yakish. Shirley Potman, Donna Mossman, Rae Bell, Sara Rowsev, Roger Stable, David Warn. 13 CELIA JONES Home Economics General Science Junior Sponsor High School Faculty ROBERT DENNIS Vocational Agriculture Junior Sponsor CARRIE STANLEY Special English Instructor CHARLES BAUGOUS Mathematics Football Coach Boys' Basketball Coach Freshman Sponsor RONALD DONELSON Band Instructor English Freshman Sponsor LOIS BRUCHER Vocal Music English Freshman Sponsor 14 Secretary Personnel Custodian Cooks LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Loise Forbes, Mrs. Monna Flake, Mrs. Eva Jarrard. Mrs. Eleanora Hora. Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Lester Bell, George Hasley, Herb Schnoebelen. Bob Dickey. Not Pictured: Edward Bachman. Phone No. 362 1 HAWKEYE BOOK STORE Elementary Books 30 South Clinton Iowa City, Iowa 15 Senior ( lass History J In the fall of 1 53, we 32 lowly, meek, and humble Freshmen eagerly climbed the steps of Lone Tree High. The class consisted of 17 girls and 15 boys. Its members were: Gayle Nelson, Geneva Wieland, Kenny Murdock, Joyce Johnston, Shirley Lenz, Mary Pechman, Eunice Lenz, Lester Wieland, David Kline, Lavon Eden, Daryl Hirt, Jerry Musser, Rosemary Hospodarsky, Cora Ramsey, Gerald Yakish, Nancy Jarrard, Pat Lenz, Mary Flake, Charlotte Sanders, Janice Eden, Yvonne Hora, Don Krueger, Kay Musser, Nancy Hall, Tom Dawson, John Hudachek, Dale Nelson, Marvin Hotz, Ernest Hall, Bob Polman, Verlyn Hayes, and David Kirkpatrick. Only two of the present Seniors started at Lone Tree in the primary class. They were Mary Flake and David Kline. The highlights of this year were initiation and our first formal homecoming dance. We all nearly burst with pride when our float won second prize. Its theme was It's in the Bag. Does this bring any memories? In the Sophomore year, the events included decorating the gym for the 1954 Homecoming and again winning second prize on our float. Already we were act- ive in football, basketball, and all other extra-curricular activities. We lost one classmate, Gayle Nelson, who transferred to U-High. At the beginning of our Junior year, we discovered that we had four empty seats which had once been filled. These had belonged to Joyce Johnston, Ernie Hall, Cora Ramsey, and Rosemary Hospodarsky. We also gained one classmate, Evelyn Connolly, who joined us later in the year. Our Junior class play, entitled ’’Phantom of the High School, and the 1956 Prom were two important activities this year. The theme for our prom was Neptune's Court. Everyone agreed that it was equally clever and pretty. As the pages on the calander were torn off and forgotten, we found ourselves sitting at the senior desks in September, 1956. Again we had lost classmates. They were Shirley Lenz, Kay Musser, and Nancy Jarrard. Later Bob Polman and Tom Dawson departed from the class. We presented our final class play, called The Babysitter ; and it was a great success. Of course, we enjoyed ourselves tremendously at the 1957 Prom, which the Junior Class sponsored for us. Little did we realize that on December 21, 1956, we would be seeing the class- rooms of L. T. H. S. for the last time. We Seniors are experiencing something that we hope no other class will ever have to experience. We are leaving a school that no longer stands and also our home room located in the fire station. As our memorable high school days dwindle, we are storing away precious memories that we have shared throughout the four years. Now we are eagerly looking forward to the day we 23 Seniors will proudly march down the aisle for Dur diplomas. JERRY BURR MUSSER President F.F.A..............................1.2.3 F. F.A. Officer........................3 Mixed Chorus.........................3.4 Brsss Quartet......................2. 3. 4 Class Officer .......................3,4 Class Play...........................3,4 Basketball......................... 1,2 Student Council......................3,4 Football...............................1 Track..............................2, 3, 4 Boys' Quartet........................3,4 Band............................1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Quartet........................3,4 Elm Staff..............................4 c I a s s JUANITA LA VON EDEN Vice-President CHARLOTTE ANN SANDERS Secretary Glee Club.......................1.2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus...........................4 Saxophone Quartet.....................2, 3 Class Officer.......................3, 4 Library Staff........................1,2 Student Council........................2 Cheerleader..........................3,4 Majorette.......................1,2, 3,4 Band................................1,2, 3,4 Elm Staff........................... .4 SENIORS OF 1957 0 J f I c c r s LESTER FRANCIS WIELAND T reasurer F. F. A..........................1.2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Officer.........................3 Class Officer........................1,2,4 Class Play.............................3.4 Basketball........................1,2, 3,4 Track..............................2, 3, 4 Elm Staff................................4 Glee Club........................1,2, 3.4 Mixed Chorus..........................3,4 Class Officer........................2. 4 Class Play............................3,4 Library Staff . ......................1,2 Girls' Sextette...................2, 3, 4 School Mirror Staff.....................4 Student Council.........................3 Mixed Quartet...........................4 Elm Staff............................... PATRICIA ANN LEN2 Glee Club...............................I Class Play.............................34 Library Staff......................1, 2, 3 School Mirror Staff...................... Majorette.......................I, 2, 3,4 Elm Staff.............................. 4 DAVID JOHN KIRKPATRICK Class Play Basketball Football. Baseball . Elm Staff . . .3.4 I. 2. 3.4 . . . .4 J. 2. 3.4 ... 4 DAVID WILLIAM KLINE Class Play............................. Football............................ |f2 EUNICE JEAN LENZ Glee Club.......................1. 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus.......................1,3.4 Class Play............................3, 4 Library Staff....................1,2, 3, 4 School Mirror Staff................2, 3. 4 Band............................1, 2. 3, 4 Elm Staff..............................4 EVELYN MAE CONNOLLY Glee Club........................1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus........................2, 3, 4 Class Play..............................3 Basketball..........................1, 2, 3 Elm Staff............................. .4 JANICE KAY EDEN Glee Club.........................1. 2, 3 Mixed Chorus...........................3,4 Mixed Quartet............................4 Class Play.............................3,4 Library...........................1, 2. 3 Girls'Sextette...........................4 Girls' Trio............................... School Mirror Staff .....................4 Majorette.........................1, 2, 3, 4 Elm Staff................................4 JOHN ROBERT HUDACHEK F.F.A..................................1 Mixed Chorus..........................3, 4 Class Officer..........................1 Class Play............................3. 4 Basketball........................ 2,3.4 Basketball Manager...................1,2 Baseball.........................1, 2, 3. 4 Football..............................3, 4 Boys' Glee Club........................2 Band.............................1.2. 3, 4 Mixed Quartet..........................4 Football Manager.....................1,2 Baseball Manager.......................1 Elm Staff............................ 4 VERLYN LEROY HAYES NANCY JEAN HALL F. F. A...................................1 Brass Quartet.............................3 Class Officer.............................3 Class Play..............................3,4 Basketball.......................1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball ........................1,2, 3, 4 Band.............................1,2, 3.4 Elm Staff............................... 4 GERALD DAVID YAKISH F.F.A.................................1 Mixed Chorus....................1, 2, 3 Quartet.........................I. 2. 3 Class Officer . ......................1 Class Play...........................3, 4 Basketball......................1, 2, 3 Student Council.....................2,4 Football.......................1,2, 3,4 Baseball........................1, 2, 3 Track.................................4 Boys' Glee Club.......................1 Boys' Quartet........................3, 4 Band............................1, 2, 3 King..................................4 Mixed Quartet.........................3 Glee Club.........................1.2,3 Mixed Chorus..........................3 Class Play............................3 Library Staff.................... 1.2, 3 School Mirror Staff...................3 Elm Staff.............................4 19 MARY ANN FLAKE Glee Club........................ 1. 2, 3 Mixed Chorus ........................3,4 Class Officer........................1,3 Class Play...........................3,4 Library Staff......................1,2,3 Basketball......................1, 2, 3, 4 School Mirror Staff.............1, 2, 3, 4 Attendant................................. Elm Staff................................ DARYL DUANE HIRT F. F.A. . . Class Play Basketball Football . Baseball . . . . 1 ... 3 1.2. 3.4 1. 2, 3.4 1.2. 3.4 MARVIN LEROY HOTZ F.F.A. Officer M ixcd Chorus Class Play Basketball 1. 2 School Mirror Staff . . . . Football . Baseball Track 2. 4 Elm Staff DONALD EUGENE KRUEGER Mixed Chorus Class Play Basketball Baseball Elm Staff GENEVA NADINE WIELAND Class Play Library Staff School Mirror Staff . . . Elm Staff I Class Colors Ice Blue and Silver MARY KAY PECHMAN KENNETH LLOYD MURDOCK Class Officer..........................2 Class Play...............................3 Library Staff......................I, 2, 3 Basketball......................1, 2, 3. 4 School Mirror Staff....................4 Student Council........................4 Majorette...................... 1, 2, 3. 4 Drum Majorette...........................4 Attendant..............................3 Queen .................................4 Elm Staff................................4 F.F.A. Football T rack Class Motto Face The Sun And The Shadows Will Fall Behind . . . l 1,2, 3.4 . . . 3 DALE EUGENE NELSON YVONNE MARGARET HORA Basketball Manager....................1,2 Football..............................2. 3 Glee Club...........................2, 3. 4 Class Play.............................3. 4 Library Staff....................1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball Manager...................3. 4 School Mirror Staff...............1,2, 3. 4 Elm Staff...............................4 Class Flowers Blue Carnation FARM SUPPLY COMPANY KALONA MOTOR IMP. COMPANY DeSoto Plymouth 22 Kalona, Iowa John Deere Phone AM 3-5143 Muscatine, Iowa 114 Walnut Street Quality, Service, Dependability JUNIORS Ronald Lutz Vice - President Gayle Mincer Secretary Ronald Lenz T reasurer cT r Rae Bell President Janet Kinkaid Gilbert Hotz Jackie Holland Cheryl Buline Margaret Rowser Ronald Schomberg Shirley Polman Kenneth Kaalberg Ronald Hemsted Kirk Corbett Don Swartzendruber Lloyse Lenz Carol Bekker Eldon Prybil Arnold Doer res Richard Riggan Ralph Prizler 23 SOPHOMORES Roger Stahle President Duane Krueger Vice-President Paul Yedlik Mike Vickers Secretary Treasurer Janet Pearson Joyce Pearson Danny Curtis Joyce Crawford Ronald Lena James Watkinson Rachel Skala  oris Goody Mary Kay Dusterhoft Kenneth Barton Deanna Hartsock John Jansen George Herring Don Mullinnix Donna Mossman Mary Ipsen Gene Morgan Vernon Brenneman James Johnson Pat Hawthorn Barbara Dawson Judy Slaughter Sandra Horak Elizabeth Loan Grace Jarrard June Lenz w v Merle Yoder 24 FRESHMEN David Warn President Lois Mincer Vice-President Karyl Musser Secretary Linda Plum T reasurer Margie Lena Kathleen Eden Linda Barton Janette Meyer Carmen Bell Ronald Rayner Allan Hartsock David Smith Terry Moody Richard Lear Russell Hotz Dick Hudachek Bette Collins Bob Carpenter Ronda Hayes Dick Schuttera James Goody Thelia Hubbard Robert Crawford Gary Slaughter Dennis Menzer Not Pictured: Ronnie Shank 25 Annette Yakish Dean Lovetinsky David Riggan Susan Morgan Larry Plum Eighth Grade Cherie Sweeting Michael Pechman Wilbur Selck Elizabeth Riggan Doris Guthrie Joyce Meyer Cay Bell Bonnie Bekker Bob Horak Douglas Hall Elizabeth Corbett Douglas Kline Norma Morrison Rob Roy Mossman Roberta Cerny Judy Westfall Morton Collins Lowell Forbes 26 Seventh Grade Frances Bekker Alan Krueger Neil Bell Donna Lantz Donald Hudachek Clara Guthrie Beverly Hotz Rebecca Schreiber David Feliner Cynthia King Steve Dawson Judy Kinkaid Barbara Hora David Spencer Neil Richards Evern Hayes Patricia Hartsock Bernard Prybil Mary Ann Herring John Hot Barbara Sweeting David Hubbard Sandra Collins Donna Hartsock Gary Schaapveld 27 Sixth Crude Larry Attig Stacy Pechman Lonnie Hartsock Eldon Hotz Ronnie Flake Leamon Norman Karen Parizek David Meyer Sherrie Stock Virginia Riggan David Decker Jim Lenz Elaine Brinkmeyer Maraha Meyer Ethel Reias Sharey Kirk Gary Shingledecker Dale Lenz Linda Heath Vida Doerrea Gordon Mornaon 28 Not Pictured: Dean Yordi Fifth Crude Julius Dusterhoft Elizabeth Ehlers Susan Elliott Kathleen Schreiber Leslie Schaapveld Nancy Rowier Gary Hubbard Dewayne Musser Shirley Krueger Ronald Cerny Gloria Wheeler Darlene Hotz Bobby Dean Shirley Norman Lexie Kirkpatrick Peggy Barton 29 Not Pictured: Jeanette Yordi. Edythe Kinkaid. Michael Bacon Fourth Grade Jimmy Beil Colene Jerque Dorothy Hotz Doug Schnoebelen Joanna Bird Forest Kirk Judith Riggan Patti Fellner Andrea Baker John Burr Judy Richards Ray Krueger Adele Stock Sandra Buline Rita Heath Steve Sorden Barbara Kirkpatrick Duane Lewis Janeice Hotz Carol Plummer Patricia Hora 30 Third Crude Margaret Kirkpatrick David Slaughter Jack Morgan Dean Schuessler Carla Shingledecker Sandra Harris Ruth Plummer Mike Ford Richard Kirk Sue Ellyn Stock Jimmy Elliott Dennis Kirkpatrick Kathleen Buline Marline Miller Erna Mueller Ivan Lenz Billy Crawford 31 % Linda Carpenter Candy Fellner Coyt Sexton Connie Kirkpatrick Lyle Riggan Marc Scott Second Grade Clyde Guthrie Irma Alloway paul jaquf.5 Bill O'Connor Maurene Morgan Patty Schreiber Tom Sorden Jane Plummer Jerry Hotr Ronnie Riggan 1 Peggy Watkins on £j A (V h. i Ml I Steven Cerny Alan Burr Pat Dougherty Beverly Herring si John Brinkmeyer Kathy Barton Steven Murdock 32 hirst Crude Pamela Collina Patty Buline Jimmy Petael Rory Marner Darlene Boyd Terry Boyd Sammy Aston Dennis Davis David Rossman Don Brown Warren Schaapveld Colleen Bovd Jo Ellen Hawkins , Mary Hudachek Dannie Dean Roger Slaughter Jim Stable Terri Larew 33 Not Pictured: Darlene Boyd and Donald Cobb Kindergarten O • % . « Larry Lewis David Jedlicka Anna Kirkpatrick Kathy McGinness Donald Watkinson Mike Riggan Linda Slaughter Don Hot Karen Schnoebelen Larry Wheeler Roger Hotz Crude School Faculty • Mrs. Plummer Kindergarten Mrs. Wilford First Mrs. Schroeder Second Mrs. French Third Mrs. Herring Fourth Mrs. Kilbourne Fifth Mrs. Schertz Sixth Mrs. Decker Seventh Mr. Rhodes Eighth Miss Stanley Special Instructor Library Staff FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): Karen Sweeting, Rachel Skala, Head Librarian: Janet Kinkaid, Advisor: Mrs. Brown, Doris Goody. Pat Hawthorne, Lloyse Lenz. SECOND ROW: June Lenz, Mary Ipseo Cheryl Buline, Barbara Dawson, Janette Meyer, Sandra Horak, Nyla Bell, Shirley Polman, Judy Slaughter. THIRD ROW: Joyce Schomberg, Margie Len , Gayle Mincer, Carol Bekker, Geneva Wieland, Eunice Lenz, Mary Malone, Yvonne Hora, Jackie Holland. FOURTH ROW: Pete Harty, Kathleen Eden, Mariellen Selck, Sara Rowser, Carmen Bell, Elizabeth Loan, Mary Kay Dusterhoft, Joyce Crawford, Duane Krueger. Paper Staff FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): Assistant Editor: Rae Bell, Editor: Mary Anne Flake. Advisor: Mrs. Pipho, Mary Kay Pechman, Eunice Lenz. SECOND ROW: Janice Eden, Roberta Cerny, Lois Mincer, Cheryl Buline, Doris Goody, Nyla Bell, Shirlee Attig, Linda Plum. THIRD ROW: Joyce Schomberg, June Lenz, Gayle Mincer, Deanna Hartsock, Janet Pearson, Margie Lenz, Judy Slaughter, Barbara Dawson. FOURTH ROW: Kirk Corbett, Lavon Eden, Margaret Rowser, Rachel Skala, Sandra Horak, Geneva Wieland, Yvonne Hora, Particia Lenz, Marvin Hotz. 35 Glee Club I FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): Accompanist: Rae Bell. Carol Riggan. Cheryl Buline. Deanna Hartsock. Evelyn Connolly. Shirlee Attig, Pat Hawthorn. Evelyn Baker. Linda Plum. SECOND ROW: Janet Pearson. Lavon Eden, June Lena, Doris Goody. Judy Slaughter, Rachel Skala, Thelia Hubbard. Grace Jarrard. Donna Mossman. Barbara Dawson. THIRD ROW: Lois Mincer. Sara Rowser. Margie Lena. Linda Barton. Janette Meyer. Joyce Crawford. Margaret Rowser. Eunice Lena. Nyla Bell. FOURTH ROW: Mariellen Selck, Lloyse Lena. Joyce Pearson. Yvonne Hora. Eliaabeth Loan. Mary Kay Dusterhoft, Sandra Horak, Mary Ellen Malone. Mary Ipsen, Joyce Schomberg. Mixed Quartet Girls Sextet LEFT TO RIGHT: John Hudachek, Janice Eden. Lavon Eden, Jerry Musser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lavon Eden, Janice Eden, Margaret Rowser, Linda Barton. Judy Slaughter. Donna Mossman. Mixed Chorns FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): Accompanist: Rae Bell, Carol Riggan, Cheryl Buline, Deanna Hartsock, Evelyn Connolly, Rachel SkaK Pat Hawthorn, Evelyn Baker, Linda Plum. SECOND ROW: Janet Pearson, Lavon Eden, June Lenz, Doris Goody, Judy Slaughter, Shirlee Attig, Janice Eden, Grace Jarrard, Donna Mossman, Barbara Dawson. THIRD ROW: Lois Mincer, Sara Rowser, Margie Lenz, Linda Barton, Janette Meyer, Joyce Crawford, Margaret Rowser, Eunice Lenz, Mary Anne Flake, Nyla Bell. FOURTH ROW: Gary Slaughter, Danny Curtis, David Warn, Bob Crawford, Eddie Kopf, Marvin Hotz, David Smith, Ronald Lutz, Roger Stahle. Richard Riggan, Mike Vickers, Terry Moody. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Musser, Bruce Reilly, Bob Carpenter, John Jansen. Kirk Corbett. Paul Yedlik. Kenneth Barton, John Hudachek. Boys Quartet I Boys Quartet II LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Yedlik, Gilbert Hotz, Mike Vickers. Gary Slaughter. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Musser, Eldon Prybil, Duane Krueger, Danny Curtis. Telephone 9665 LITTREL'S HATCHERY FEED Iowa City, Iowa 37 Instrumental Music FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): Carol Bekker, Linda Plum, Eunice Lena, Sara Rowier, Clara Guthrie, Donna Mossman, Joyce Crawford, Janet Pearson. Cherie Sweeting. John Jansen, Rae Bell. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Bekker, Carmen Bell, Joyce Pearson, Judy Westfall, Cay Bell, Terry Moody, June Lena, Ronda Hayes, Lois Mincer, Verlyn Hayes, Margie Lena, Gayle Mincer, Danny Curtis, Robert Crawford, Dennis Schuessler, John Hudachek. THIRD ROW: Jerry Musser, Duane Krueger, James Johnson. Kirk Corbett. James Yakish. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia King, Nyla Bell, Karyl Musser, Mr. Donelson, Neil Bell, George Herring, Bruce Reilly, Deanna Hartsock. MAJORETTE: Mary Pechman. TWIRLERS: Janice Eden, Deanna Hartsock, Joyce Meyer, Pat Lena. RANK ONE: (Left to Right): Jerry Musser, Kirk Corbett, Lois Mincer, Duane Krueger. Verlyn Hayes. RANK TWO: Rae Bell. Gayle Mincer. James Johnson, Cherie Sweeting, John Jansen. RANK THREE: Danny Curtis, John Hudachek, Dennis Schuessler, Neil Bell, Robert Crawford. FOURTH RANK: Margie Lenz. Karyl Musser. Nyla Bell, Cynthia King. Bruce Reilly. FIFTH RANK: Janet Pearson, Donna Mossman, Judy Westfall, Clara Guthrie, Joyce Crawford. SIXTH RANK: Eunice Lenz, Carmen Bell, June Lenz. Bonnie Bekker, Sara Rowser. SEVENTH RANK: Carol Bekker. Joyce Pearson, Ronda Hayes. Cay Bell, Linda Plum. 38 Saxophone Quartet Trumpet I rio Flute Trio John Jansen, Gayle Mineer, Rae Bell, Bruce Reilly. Kirk Corbett, Duane Krueger, Jerry Musser. Donna Mossman, Joyce Crawford, Janet Pearson. Left Clarinet Quintet Linda Plum Carol Bekker Margie Lena Carmen Bell Sara Rowser Right Clarinet Quartet Bonnie Bekker Judy Westfall Cay Bell Ronda Hayes Phantom of the High School V'. Mindy......... Rick.......... Julie......... Alan.......... Randolph . . . , Betty.......... Nina........... Sue........... Chuck......... Miss Harker . . Miss Winslow . M r. Gibney . . Miss Benson . Evelyn Cole . . Lanny......... Marty Redmond Norma Janeway Sgt. Madrigan . . Mary Anne Flake . . . Jerry Musser .... Janice Eden . . Lester Wieland . . Donald Krueger , . Evelyn Connolly ..........Pat Lenz • . . • Eunice Lenz • • • • David Kline • . . Yvonne Hora .... Lavon Eden . • . .Tom Dawson ........Nancy Hall Mary Kay Pechman . . . Verlyn Hayes David Kirkpatrick . . Geneva Wieland ........Daryl Hirt Junior Class Play 11156-1957 40 Bob......... Mother . . . Father • . . Junior . . . , Jane........ Helen . . . . Carrie • . . Eunice . . . Carl........ Lefty .... Midge .... Dot......... M r. Gordon . Mrs. Gordon 7he Baby Sitter • • Jerry Musser . Geneva Wieland • Donald Krueger . Lester Wieland . . . Eunice Lenz . . . Lavon Eden . • . . Janice Eden .Mary Anne Flake . . Verlyn Hayes . . John Hudachek Charlotte Sanders .......Pat Lenz . . Marvin Hotz . . Yvonne Hora Senior Class Play 956-1957 n v am F. F. A. Initiation HUFF'S HAMPSHIRE HOGS Wilbur Huff Phone 7 or 5 Lone Tree, Iowa FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): Reporter. Marvin Hotz; Secretary. Ronald Lutz; Vice-Presiden. Gilbert Hots; President, Eldon Prybil; Treasurer, Ronald Lens; Sentinel, Eddie Kopf; Advisor, Robert K. Dennis. SECOND ROW: Robert Crawford, Lester Wieland. Vernon Brenneman, James Goody, Russell Hotz, Don Swartzendruber, Danny Curtis, Larry Krai, Ronald Rayner, David Warn. THIRD ROW: John Jansen, Ronald Schomberg, Paul Yedlik, Ronald Hemsted, Ronald w Lenz, Don Mullinnix, Merle Yoder, Dennis Menzer, Kenneth Hudachek. FOURTH ROW: James Watkinson, Richard Lear, Bob Carpenter. Bill Riggan, Duane Krueger. Richard Riggan. Sports Football FOREGROUND : (Left to Right ): Assistant Manager: Gary Slaughter, Manager: Gene Morgan FIRST ROW: Jim Johnson. Mike Vickers. Jim Y kish. David Warn. Ronald Rayner, Kenneth Hudachek. Ronald Lutz. Bob Carpenter. Russell Hotz. Pete Harty. Dick Hudachek. SECOND ROW: John Hudachek, Bruce Reilly, Roger Stahle, Gerald Yakish, Marvin Holtz. Kenneth Barton. Richard Riggin, Don Mullinnix. Eldon Prybil, Bill Riggin, Kenneth Murdock, Ronald Hemsted. Gilbert Hotz. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach: La Verne Barton, Coach: Charles Baugous. Lone Tree.;. . Wapello Lone Tree • • . Wellman Lone Tree . . • ••••7 ••• . Kalona Lone Tree. . . Williamsburg , . . . Lone Tree . . Lone Tree . . . West Chester .... ... 33 Lone Tree . . . Solon SEASON'S RECORD Won 2 Lost 6 ANDES CANDIES Phone 8-3981 106 S. Dubuque Street Iowa City, Iowa 45 Boys Basketball • FRONT ROW: (Left to Right): Jim Johnson, David Kirkpatrick, Daryl Hirt, Lester Wieland, John Hudachek, Don Mullinnix. SECOND ROW: Coach: Charles Baugous, Kirk Corbett. Bob Carpenter, Duane Krueger. Kenneth Barton, Verlyn Hayes, Roger Stahle. Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone T ree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree Lone Tree BOYS' BOX SCORES 37..............Nichols . • • • , .47........... . West Liberty . , 39..............Oxford • . . . 37..............Kalona.......... 45 ............West Branch . . 36..............University High 51..............Springville . . . 42..............Solon........... 48..............Mt. Vernon • • 54..............Wilton Junction 60..............Durant.......... 58..............West Liberty. • 51..............West Branch •  25 ............University High 46 ............Durant.......... 44..............Springville • • 47 ............Wilton Junction 48 ............Mt. Vernon • • SEASON'S RECORD Won 6 Lost 12 Runner-Up In County Tournament 40 .52 31 57 61 69 31 43 58 60 49 59 .49 44 48 41 79 38 46 HARBISON AND GRAY Your IH Dealer Lone Tree, Iowa BREMERS Iowa City, Iowa Girls Basketball FRONT ROW: (Left to Right): Coach: LaVerne Barton, Joyce Pearson, Mary Kay Pechman, Mary Anne Flake, Shirley Polman, Gayle Mincer, Elizabeth Loan. SECOND ROW: Cahperone: Mr . Brown, Mary Kay Dusterhoft, Kathy Wolford, Lois Mincer, Linda Barton, Ronda Hayes, Joyce Crawford. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Hora, Janet Pearson, Donna Mossman, Carol Bekker, Judy Slaughter, Deanna Hartsock Janet Kinkaid. GIRLS' BOX SCORES Lone Lone Lone Lone Lone Lone Lone Lon Lo-.e L ;ne Lone Lone Tree Lone Tree.............31 Lone Tree.............53 Lone Tree.............55 Lone Tree.............4 1 Lone Tree.............68 Lone Tree.............59 Conesville....................87 Nichols.......................33 West Liberty..................57 Oxford........................56 North English.................45 West Branch...................43 Cosgrove.................•••••64 Solon........................ 55 Conesville....................35 Wilton Junction...............63 Durant........................41 West Liberty..................51 West Branch...................36 Solon.........................66 Durant........................52 Marengo.......................43 Cosgrove......................72 Wilton Junction...............69 Tree...............92 Tree...............51 T ree..............52 Tree...............44 Tree...............46 Tree...............67 T ree..............56 T ree..............51 T ree..............62 T ree..............66 T ree..............29 32 SEASON'S RECORD Won 7 Lost 11 Third Place Sectional Tournament HANK'S TRUCK LINE Lone Tree, Iowa KELLY OPTICAL COMPANY 120 1 2 E. Washington Street 47 Jr High Basketball FRONT ROW: (Left to Right): Roberta Cerny, Cynthia King, Patricia Hartsock, Elizabeth Rigg n. Rebecca Schreiber, Doris Guthrie. SECOND ROW: Joyce Meyer. Annette Yakish, Mary Herring, Coach La Verne Barton, Diana Decker, Norma Morrison. Betty Malone. LEFT TO RIGHT: Phillip Hudachek, Bobby Horak, Rob Roy Mossman, Steve Dawson, Dean Lovetinsky, Lowell Forbes, Douglas Hall. Alan Krueger, Larry Plum, Morton Collins, Neil Bell. CHEERLEADERS: Meredith Stock, Cay Bell, Elizabeth Riggan, Doris Guthrie. Coach: Charles Baugous. MICK's CARMEL CORN Fine Candies, Pop Corn, and Nuts 5 South Dubuque Street Iowa City, Iowa AL'S CAMERA SHOP Fast Photo Finishing 109 West Second Street Muscatine, Iowa 49 FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): Bonnie Bekker, Cay Bell, Cynthia King, Nyla Bell, Karyl Muster. Carmen Beil, Judy Westfall. SECOND ROW: Sara Rowser, John Jansen, Bruce Reilly, Rae Bell, Linda Plum. THIRD ROW: Robert Crawford, Dennis Schuessler, Jerry Musser, Jim Yakish, Danny Curtis, Neil Bell. Baseball FIRST ROW: (Left to Right): John Hudachek, Verlyn Hayes, Roger Stahlc, Jim Johnson, Duane Krueger, David Kirkpatrick, Daryl Hirt. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Lutz, Mike Vicker, Gene Morgan. Dick Hudachek, Bill Riggan, David Warn, David Smith. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Barton, Kirk Corbett, Allan Hartsock, Coach: LaVerne Barton. Acknowledgements C7 Burch Studio............................... Young's Studio............................. Robert Dennis.............................. Iowa City Press-Citizen.................... Muscatine Journal.......................... All others who have so generously contributed ...........Davenport, Iowa .........Iowa City, Iowa .........Lone Tree, Iowa ............Iowa City, Iowa ........Muscatine, Iowa pictures for the annual. Published by Walsworth Publishing Company Marceline, Missouri KEMPF'S JEWELERS Licensed Watchmakers Watches Diamonds 221 East Second Street Muscatine, Iowa LUELLEN'S Cleaning-Dyeing Fur Storage Phone AM 3 209 W. Second Street Muscatine, -4242 Iowa Homecoming Coronation LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Hotr. Rar Bell, Mary Kay Pechman. Gerald Yakiah. Gayle Mincer. Donald Mullinnix. c r a n d 11 a r c h 52 lomeconww Events O The traditional initiation of the Freshmen was carried out in the usual manner. Each Freshman girl was made to wear a man's shirt, bib overalls, men's boots, at least three pigtails with a different color ribbon in each, and they had to carry lifesavers for the Faculty and Seniors. The boys were made to wear dresses, large earrings, gunny-sack shoes, and they had to carry shoe-shine kits and shine the Faculty's and Senior's shoes whenever requested to do so. They had to obey the Seniors' commands. In the evening, entertainment was provided in the gymnasium by the Freshmen, after which they were given a treat. Freshman Initiation k Class Will I, Lester Wieland, will my glasses to Mrs. Jones so she can see those noisy boys in the back of study hall. I, Lavon Eden, will my alto voice to anyone who will take it! I, Marvin Hotz, will my football ability to David Smith, who I'm sure will make good use of it. I, Geneva Wieland, will my seat in the back of the new firehouse to any lucky junior who passes this year. I, Dale Nelson, will the time I spend reading cartoons in magazines to Mike Vickers so he will have an excuse to do the same. I, Charlotte Sanders, will six inches to Linda Plum, so her boyfriend won't have to stand her on the porch steps to kiss her good night. I, Dave Kline, will my mechanical ability to David Smith so he can follow his father's footsteps. I, Yvonne Hora, will my job at the drug store to Ronnie Hemsted. I'm sure that since Ronnie has nothing to do on Saturday night, he will enjov having something to do. I, Gerald Yakish, will my football ability to George Herring who could put it to use in later years. I, Nancy Hall, leave my love for Iowa State College and for prospective engineers to any young female who is in need of an intelligent male companion. I, David Kirkpatrick, will my ability to discuss sociology with Mr. Baugous to anyone who wants it. I, Evelyn Connolly, will my diamond to Cheryl Buline so Eddie's F.F.A. ring won't weight her finger down any longer. I, Don Krueger, will my perfect attendance record to Ralph Prizler so he can increase his intelligence by reading more magazines. I, Mary Flake, will my pony tail to Lois Mincer so she can swish Jim Johnson in the face when he gets fresh. I, Kenny Murdock, will my picture-drawing ability to Ralph Prizler so he can become another Al Capp. I, Janice Eden, will my ability to talk in study hall to Dick Shutters, who always seems too quiet for the teachers. I, Jerry Musser, will my scholastic ability to Carol Riggen so she can make it through the mighty senior year. 57 I, Eunice Lenz, will my diamond to Gayle Mincer so itwill save John the expense of buying one. I, John Hudachek, will my scholarship to anyone who wants it! I, Mary Pechman, will my basketball ability to anyone who will make good use of it. I, Verlyn Hayes, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Kenny Barton, who will need it for two more years. I Pat Lenz, will everything to Margaret Rowser so she can continue to follow in my footsteps. I, Daryl Hirt, will my interest in Riverside to Richard and Bill Riggan, who seem to have interests there already. It is now the year 1967. Ten years have passed since the Seniorsof 1957 proudly received their diplomas from L. T. H. S. Let's see what they are now doing. After rodding around in his car for two years, Daryl decided that it was time to settle down and get married to Rosy. They now have four little race drivers. Yvonne started college as she had planned; but after being separated from Duane for two years, she could no longer stand it and they got married in Timbuktu where Duane is stationed. After playing with the Prairie Landers for five years, Gerald graduated to his own name band called Chub's Champs. We don't see much of Charlotte any more. She married a tall, handsome doctor after nurses' training; and they are missionaries in Africa. David Kline joined the Air Force soon after graduation and devised an electronic whichma-digger, which revolutionized aviation. Janice has had her years of fun and is now living on a pony ranch in Texas where she is very busy attending rodeos. Lester served his four years in the Navy. Since he had saved every penny of his pay, he bought the Battleship Iowa, on which he served and on which he and his wife are now spending their honeymoon on a cruise. Mary Anne is now secretary to the president of General Motors where she takes shorthand at 150 words per minute. She and Keith got married in i960. Keith now does his own baby-sitting with four boys. Prophecy Kenny seems to be doing well on his 180-acre farm. It is quite a scenic place. Kenny is still a bachelor but won't be much longer, for Shirley P. and he set the date for June. After spending two lonely years living in a trailer with Charlotte, Pat decided to get married to a tall, handsome man. She is busy taking care of her husband and six little poodles. After marrying Lavon, Dave is very busy operating his 180-acre truck farm and providing for all of their children. After graduating from Ames, Nancy and Don were married. They decided they wanted to see the world, and then they settled in California. Don is a professor, while Nancy is taking care of the two children in their long, long trailer. After attending Parsons College for four years, John graduated with top honors. John and Gayle could no longer stand to be apart so they were married in 1961. Gayle is now taking care of their three children. After finishing nurses' training at Mercy, in Iowa City, Lavon married Dave; and they have started their own nursery. Marvin is now the proud owner of a ranch in Texas. He is married to a Texas gal with blue eyes and blond hair. They have two children. Evelyn and Willie are now settled in a little igloo in Alaska. She has her hands full with two Eskimos, Willie and Nellie. After attending the University of Iowa for four years, Don Krueger is now the head of a construction company, building bridges. You will remember the Brenneman family is famous for twins, but Eunice had to go a step further. She is now very busy taking care of her six-month old triplets. After graduating from West Point Academy, Verlyn is leading a happy life going out with girls, trying to find the right one. Geneva, after leading a wild life in high school, decided on graduation day to reform to a quiet life of studying to be a boys' basketball coach. Jerry is now an instructor of Girls' Physical Education at the University of Iowa. Jerry is still looking for the right girl to come along. After four years of basketball at L. T. H. S. , Mary Kay decided to make this her career. She is now playing at Madison Square Garden with the Professional Handicapped Six. Dale and Barbara were cruising through Lone Tree yesterday in their new pink Lincoln convertible. They were on a business trip to New York City, since Dale is now a top-notch insurance salesman. Congratulations To Our Very Best Wishes The Class Of '57 To The Class Of '57 Lone Tree Savings Bank Farmers and Merchants Oldest Bank In Johnson County Savings Bank Over Half A Century Of Friendly Service Lone Tree, Iowa Lone Tree, Iowa Hills Bank Trust Company The Most Complete Local News And Picture Daily For Xou And Your Family Largest Rural Bank In Iowa Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hills, Iowa The Muscatine Journal Burch Studio Your Community Daily Newspaper Subscribe Today Photographs Of Quality Phone 3-7763-319 Harrison Street Davenport, Iowa Best Wishes To The Class Of '57 Ditmars - Kerr Company John Deer Implements Lumber Implements and Hardware Our Slogan: Quality-Price -Service Office Phone 24 West Liberty, Iowa HARTFORD-Cood Insurance For 146 Years Insurance For Every Need Phone 191 Young Insurance Agency Congratulations, Seniors Ray Wuestenberg Agency Insurance Service Since 1915 Phone 85 West Liberty, Iowa Lincoln Mutual Insurance Association Lone Tree Farm And Town Dwelling Insurance Coverage Sidney Coon, Secretary Peters Shoes And Ready-To-Wear For The Entire Family Ross Dry Goods Make Our Store Your Store Columbus Junction-Lone Tree, Iowa We Build For Tomorrow By The Service of Today Washington County Farm Stores, Inc. Case, Oliver, New Holland Phone 145 Kalona, Iowa Standard Oil Co., Inc. Kalona Sale Barn Livestock Markets Quality Petroleum Products Sale Every Thursday Insecticides-Weed Sprays Super Permalube Oil Simon Mullet Chester A, Miller Sarn Sanders, Agent Phone 102 Phone 293 tricz Tagge Kalona, Iowa Phone 54 61 Hands Jewelry Store Established 1854 Iowa City, Iowa Carvutto’s Pizza-Spaghetti Bar -B -Q -Rites -Submarines Spumoni-Malts -Sundaes Burlington Linn on 6 East Fuiks Diamonds-Wedding Rings Watches Sterling Plated Silver Sheaffer Fountain Pens Pencils Your Jeweler For 50 Years 220 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa Wikel Typewriter Company Authorized Royal Dealer Electric -Standards -Portables 23 East Washington Street Phone 8-1051 Iowa City, Iowa CAREY CAREY LARSON Veterinarians Dr. Jas. C. Carey Dr. John W. Carey Dr. L. A. 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ZIBILICH, M.D. Lone Tree, Iowa YODER FEEDS Premium Quality Harold Wright Sales Representative Phone 14 Lone Tree, Iowa EAST SIDE CAFE Meals, Lunches, Fountain Service Candy And Cigarettes Phone 133 Bill Lila SWEDE'S PRODUCE AND FEED Wayne Feeds-Occo Minerals Ingredients Phone 168 Lone Tree, Iowa HILL'S TAVERN With Every Good Wish For The Class Of 57 Phone 93 Lone Tree, Iowa PEARSON GENERAL TRUCKING William J. Pearson Phone 82 Lone Tree, Iowa SORDEN ADAMS Furniture Funeral Service Ambulance Service Lone Tree, Iowa OSCAR MAYER BUYING STATION Frank Kaalberg, Buyer Phone 96 Lone Tree, Iowa HARRY R. JARRARD Plumbing -Heating -Spouting See Me For Your Plumbing Needs Phone 8 MINCER TRUCKING (JOE) JIM LAREW Local And Long Distance Hauling Phone 179 Lone Tree, Iowa Local Long Distance Hauling Phone 62 Lone Tree, Iowa Compliments Of DOUG'S Doug And Marion Abrams Lone Tree, Iowa VAN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Home and Farm Wiring Electrical Repairs, Telephone Service, Appliance Service Lightning Rod-Sales and Service Edward Vander Linden-Phone 212 Bupane Bottle Gas Guaranteed Service BROWN APPLIANCE Lone Tree, Iowa Compliments Of LONE TREE REPORTER The Newspaper Of Lone Tree And Community Job Printing Of Quality Phone 1-Lone Tree, Iowa 63 DEL'S FEED STORE BP and Nutrena Feeds LYLE'S TAVERN Phone 60 Lone Tree, Iowa Where Friends Meet Friends RALPH'S CARGILL SEED CORN Barber Shop Representatives C oyt Westfall Kenneth Westfall HARRY'S HOME OIL Schnoebelen Super Service You Can Always Depend On Deep Rock and Us DUBUQUE PACKING CO. Buyer, Dewey Gibson At the Old Stock Yard Phone 90 Lone Tree, Iowa GRAHAM'S GROCERY Your Jack Sprat Store Better Foods at Lower Prices Phone 164 GAMBLES Hardware, Painting, Batteries Plumbing, Heating I in Work L awnmower Saw Sharpening Shoe Repair--Bob Dickey, Owner Phone 222-R2 Lone Tree, Iowa MEYER TRUCK SERVICE Local Long Distance Hauling Low Boy Moving Phone 233-Lone Tree, Iowa Kenneth F. Meyer, Prop. Compliments Of HUDACHEK INSURANCE AGENCY General Agency Ralph R. Hudachek-James C. Stock Lone Tree, Iowa YAKISH CONSTRUCTION CO. Contractor and Builder Phone 174 Lone Tree, Iowa LONE TREE GRAIN AND FEED CORP. Farmer's Service In Grain, Feed, Seed, Fence, Fertilizer Phone 42 Lone Tree, Iowa DOERRES PRODUCE Sargent's and Sweet Lassy Feeds Poultry MARNER'S SUNDRIES Drugi-Sundries Wallpaper, Paint, Fountain, Magazines, Film Service Veterinarian Supplies Phone 24 Lone Tree, Iowa CERNY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Midway Service Phone 43 Lone Tree, Iowa ECLIPSE LUMBER CO. Every Building Service Our building experience is free, let us estimate your building needs. Harry Horesowsky, Manager Phone 59 64 PYRAMID SERVICE Always Choose C. B. Loughran H. G. Huck Auto Electrical Specialists SANITARY FARM DAIRIES 62 1 S. Dubuque St. Phone 5723 Iowa City, Iowa Finer Grade A Dairy Products 'FORD HOPKINS See Saltzmans For Furniture Rexall Drugs SALTZMAN FURNITURE CO. 2 01 E. Washington St. Phone 6272 224-226-228 South Dubuque St. Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa SPENCERS HARMONY HALL GAY LOCKER CO. 15 S. Dubuque St. -Iowa City, Iowa Custom Butchering Curing Gay's Home Cured Bacon Ham RCA Victor--Philco Radio - -Television P. O. Box 254-1421 S. Linn St. Records--Phonographs Iowa City, Iowa Established 1881 A P FOOD STORE J. W. HOLLAND SON Insurance Iowa City, Iowa 222 Savings And Loan Building Phone 4802 Iowa City, Iowa Congratulations, Seniors JOHN WILSON Compliments of SPORTS EQUIPMENT MESSER'S D-X SERVICE 215 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa LAMANSKY AUTO SERVICE It Pays To Shop At Penney's Sinclair Products PENNEY'S Washing-Greasing Always First Quality Motor Tune Up 118 E. College St. 404 E. College-Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa It Pays To Shop At LAREW COMPANY HY-VEE Plumbing Heating Iowa City's Newest Warm Air Furnaces-Air Conditioning Refrigerators-Water Softeners Oil Burners-Washing Machines Finest Super Market Dial 9681 Stokers-Pumps-Iowa City KEITH WILSON HATCHERY Specializing In Phone 9661 Watch Jewelry Repairing HERTEEN STOCKER 80 3 South Clinton Jewelers Watchmakers Diamonds - Watches -Sterling Iowa City, Iowa 105 S. Dubuque St. -Iowa City, la. 65 Compliments of STILLWELL PAINT STORE If it's wallpaper or paint we have it. Phone 9643-Iowa City, Iowa MAHER BROS. TRANSFER S TRG., INC. Phone 9696 304 S. Gilbert Street Iowa, City, Iowa Congratulations To The Class Of '57 DRUG SHOP 109 S. Dubuque St. Iowa City, Iowa Edward S. Rose, Owner DAN ROTH HATCHERY 804 S. Clinton St. Telephone 8-0403 Iowa City, Iowa BURLINGTON ST. STANDARD SERVICE 102 E. Burlington Street Iowa City, Iowa Tony Brack Willie Jordan CASH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. All Building Materials Phone 2051-Iowa City, Iowa P. O. Box 127-Coralville, Iowa Highway 6 West Buy for Cash and Pay Less F. E. MEACHAM Travel Service 221 E. Washington Street Englert Theatre Building Phone: 8-1263 or 6506 Iowa City, Iowa FRYAUF'S Luggage Leather Goods The Store with the Leather Door Iowa City, Iowa PARIS CLEANERS Iowa City Compliments of CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Dr. S. A. Neumann Dr. R. G. Schreffler Davis Hotel Building Phone 33 12-Iowa City, Iowa EDEN MOTORS Dodge Plymouth Sales Service 629 Riverside Drive Phone 8-3611 Iowa City, Iowa F. W. WOOLWORTH Iowa City, Iowa DUNKIT DOUGHNUT SHOP Hotel Jefferson Iowa City, Iowa RIVERSIDE SHELL SERVICE STATION 1031 South Riverside Drive Iowa City, Iowa MESSER, HAMILTON CAHILL Lawyers One East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa BIG TEN INN Iowa City, Iowa 513 South Riverside Drive 66 V. SMID AND SON AIRPORT MARKET Shoes ti Leather Goods Quality Meats Direct From The Farm Lone Tree, Iowa Custom Butchering Curing Phone Randolph 83731 Columbus Junction, Iowa DR. E. C. PATTON Dentistry Hours: 9 A.M. To 12 Noon 1 P. M. To 5 P.M. X-Ray Service-Office Phone 4 Congratulations To The Class Of '57 ECONOMY SUPER MARKET Columbus Junction, Iowa CORBETT LUMBER HARDWARE ROWE'S D-X SERVICE Coal Paint Phone 49 Lone Tree, Iowa Hiway f West Coralville, Iowa Compliments Of BOB'S D-X SERVICE McKEE GRAIN LUMBER CO. Wayne Feeds Rath Feeds Phone 178 Lone Tree, Iowa Grinding Mixing We Appreciate Your Business Conesville, Iowa D. F. MOSSMAN R. D. ELLIOT HOLLAND'S U-SAVE Grocery Market Fresh Meats, Fruits, Veterinarians Phone Lone Tree 70 Vegetables Everyday Specials Nichols, Iowa Kalona Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Manufactured by KALONA ICE CREAM CO. Phone 154-Kalona, Iowa LATTA AND SONS Well Drilling Complete Service Supply Water Systems and Supplies Phone Midway 8-2921 Riverside, Iowa ROPP FEED PRODUCE Pillsbury's Best Feeds-Chicks Supplies-Egg Poultry Buyer Emil H. Ropp, Owner Phone 192-Kalona, Iowa Residence Phone 53 RIVERSIDE GRAIN FEED CO. , INC. Wayne Feeds --Grinding Mixing Bonded Grain Storage Riverside, Iowa FARMERS SUPPLY SALE JOE PAILLIOTET Ernest Ropp, Kalona, Iowa Allis -Chalmers New Idea Farm Equipment IH Farm Equipment EH Refrigeration Riverside, Iowa BATTERSON'S Muscatine's Leading Dept. Store Muscatine, Iowa GRIMM DRUG CO. 103 E. Second St. Muscatine, Iowa Phone: AM3-292 1 JOYCE LUMBER YARD Hills, Iowa Phone 6 or 17 W. T. GRANT Known For Values 123 W. Second St. Muscatine, Iowa TOM'S TRUCK STOP Home Cooked Meals Pastries On Highway 2 18 MINTON'S Sterling, China, Crystal Phone AM3-4412 Muscatine, Iowa COOK'S MUSIC SHOP Everything In Music 2 1 1 East Second St. Muscatine, Iowa Phone AM3-8604 H ENDE RSON 'S-CHE VROLET OLDSMOBILE 119 E. Front Street Muscatine, Iowa Telephone AM3-6231 Congratulations To The Class Of '57 M USCATENE BUICK, INC. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Auto Supplies Hardware Appliances Sporting Goods Phone AM3-6051 200 E. Second-Muscatine, Iowa BOOSTERS STERNEMAN CLOTHING COMPANY B L DELUXE CLEANERS BARNARD'S JEWELRY GLASS S.MART SHOP JESSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP RUMMELHART BARBER SHOP MRS. 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