Marathon High School - Reflector Yearbook (Marathon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1960 volume:

. ,a r .L.A.1Q.,, I 'DFVV -. L ,O J Ll L'A c I fi-A...-Cvqvjg 17191960 Refzeeeer Published By The Y SENIOR CLASS Marathon, Ibwa Y I W l E TIMES OF ADMIRATION - TIMES OF DECISION ----- TIMES OF INSTRUCTION TIMES OE ANTICIPATION TIMES OF LEARNING --- TIMES OF ACTIVITY ---- TIMES OF ENIOYMENT --- TIMES OF EXCITEMENT --- Dedication of the 1960 Reflector. Planning the school program, Reorganization, and Administration. Guidance, science, math, music, homemaking, farming, typing, and English. Getting pictures taken, working on the play and annual, and looking forward to graduation. Freshmen working on algebra problems: drivers' training for the Sophomoresg and the juniors working on their first play. Homecoming, F,F.A, Dance, High School Picnic, Plays, and Speech Contest. Preparation for large and small group music contests, pep band, and P.T.C. programs. Sports: Football, Baseball, Basketball-- Required practice for competitive games 4 O O Dedlcatwn In dedicating this volume of the Reflector we, the Class of l96O, have chosen a member from our faculty whom we feel has devoted so much of his time and efforts for the betterment of the school.. To you, Mr. Knott, we extend our appreciation for your sincere interest in us as individuals and as a cla ss. ON FLOOR: Gary Walton, Mary Barber. SEATED: Edith Anderson, Paul Fullenworth, Cliff Hoover, Patricia Rydstrom Mary Dell Ebersole, Iim Weishaar. STANDING: Karen Kay Braunschweig, Ianet Nation, Ierry Mowry, Keith Wilson, Io Ann Neary Ronnie Howard, Don Grow, Ianet Tanner, Charles Bjork, Dennis Arndt. Reflector taff Editor ..... Co-Editor ...... Senior Division . . Iunior Division .... Sophomore Division Freshman Division . Activities Division . Music Division . . . Sports Division .... Advertising Division Sponsor ........... .. Karen Kay Braunsohweig ......................IanetNation Mary Dell Ebersole, Iim Weishaar . . . .Patricia Rydstrom, Cliff Hoover . . . . Paul Fullenworth, Edith Anderson . . . . . . . . .Ianet Tanner, Don Grow . . . Charles Bjork, Dennis Arndt . . . . Ierry Mowry, Keith Wilson . . . Ronnie Howard, Io Ann Neary . . . Mary Barber, Gary Walton . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Danielson Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1960 ---DR. RICHARD MCCOMBS DELFORD BENSON NYLE HOWE ELDON ERICKSON School Board lack Hitchcock . . . .... ....... ..... . T reasuref Rex B. Trafton . . . . . . Superintendent Iune Hill ...... . ...... Secretary CITIZEN'S STATE BANK, Always Pleased To Serve You. DARREL MATTHEWS HARRY IOHANSON X U74 XJ K: 1 Xi iv km Y M- A'-Q' ,I 5 I dv ip f Ami X as N Xxx rl N Irv fl I 1, ,I AF.. H NU In 1 is t if K6 XXX jul DUANE BENNICK DELMER KINGERY Vocational Agriculture High School Principal Iowa State University Mathematics Iowa State Teachers College Montana University HELEN DANIELSON JAMES WOODS Commercial Iunior High Principal Iowa State Teachers College Girls' Basketball Coach Buena Vista College Drake University This Page Is Sponsored By IIM MCLAUGHLIN, D-X STATION AND TANK SERVICE IAMES KNOTT ARDYS MCINTOSH English Music Buena Vista College Augustana College JMX , QP! , qu X Q' QQL' in , G Xvv Ax-rl. ZODV1. ,xx YUVK QX LD, , V' M' X E501 'A 5 1 iwfbc flaw f CLD? Xlfll fx. A, 1 fo, 'X ' K fi -X 1 V111 X! ax! 'n - P197 fl'-, i W e UV if .., x l Ax- LJ xl A 'in X xx, JA71' , Ax ff DARRELL HAZELHOFF Coach Buena Vista College a State University A Good Place To sen Yo Zv1a1 Za WW! PARMER's co-OP. CREAMERY oo., Alberta? Aff-J ,J Q 9 SEMED: The G rude Teachers Ioan Haldin . . . ............................ . . . . . . Fourth Buena Vista College Margaret Waldstein ............................ . . Second Iowa State Teachers College Judy Crigsby ..... ........................... .... T h ird Buena Vista College Marjorie Anderson . . . ..................... . . . Fifth Buena Vista College STANDING: Marie Wells . . . ............................... . . . Kindergarten Iowa State Teachers and Drake Lillian Benson . . . ............................ . . . Sixth Buena Vista College Alice Iohnson . . . ......................... . . . First Colorado State College Sponsored By FARMER'S CO-OP ELEVATOR COMPANY, Feed, Grain, Lumber, Albert City Q x x 5 9 ,. ,,,A N 4 H 1 1 xgw f A q, , I in . fy 2 F, I ,jjgz W ' ' yas Mizfggiifk' ,SEL i ,aw g , ,f,,,yf 'FEV F gain 'wif 35 k if Wm Ag, Aff? 'W ,ie fE'3515'f My +55 9 5 :Q-fa :gtg- ..l ,, , with-1 ,img Ig, in J f W if vp , ,-nf, L,,:f,,,f ,Hr .M fin, , 55 -V Wviysf' ' Q 3 1 Time has a way of bringing all endeavors to completion. As this edition of the Reflector goes to press, the Class of 1960 is to be congratulated on the success of its plan to depict the happy events and lasting friendships of school days upon the screen of fleeting time. Soon comes the thrill of com- mencement time for the Class of 1960. We all join in the hope that the future may bring times of happiness and accomplishment for every member of this fine class. 51224-Z-We Congratulations on a task well done. The time and effort spent has brought you and others joy and satisfaction. As this Reflector continues to bring enjoyment in times to come, may your lives bring pleasure to those about you. 7fZ,Qwi :RENT iz, DENNIS ARNDT Who said little firecrackers couldn t make noise. Boys Cleo Club 1 2 4 Boys Basketball 1,35 F.F.A. lp Reflector Staff 4 Tumor Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4. W www , EDITH ANDERSON Edie Her mother doesn't know the hours she keeps. She only knows she isn't home counting sheep. Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 2, Class Vice-President 47 Monocle Staff 45 Reflector Staff 4, Iunior Class Play 35 Senior ,IV , Class Play 4. QA ' v L 1 W 2 L l .UL at It Ll J, JJ. I , r 6,3 : vt I kj KL X - . ,L , . Cf ' 'N 1 gl my ' llf' 1 v . 'L fl .1 ,. 9 A 1 X 'X ,Q ' ,J Hmmm' .,. ' 4 -7 ULAX . I' . 1 ' ' lull , 1 l -.K V . R ,Af 1 I fx 1 jf PM . I. X 1 , , ' ,wr A, .ff U' V , I 1 44 1147411 MARY IEANINE BARBER .. Mary.. High school days had their delight, but they can't compare with high school nights. Girls' Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Speech 3, 45 Class Vice-President 25 Cheerleader 47 Monocle Staff 45 Reflector Staff 47 Iunior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4. From Your IOHN DEERE DEALER--MORROW IMP K . ,U Jn V t l Wt? W VJ WW KAREN KAY BRAUNSCHWEIG Y Karen EMM, WM fltttf Like the Mounties, I'll get my man. Girls' Glee Club l, Z, 3, 45 Basketball l5 P.P.A, Sweetheart Attendant 45 F.F,A. Sweetheart 45 T. B, Speech 2,45 Speech Contest 3,45 Class Vice-President 35 Monocle Staff 2, 3, 45 f Reflector Staff Editor 45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4. CHARLES BIORK Chuck Give me life, liberty, and a car to pursue my happiness. Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 45 Basketball 15 Football 45 F.F,A, l, Z, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Reflector Staff 45 Iunior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Speech 4. MARY DELL EBERSOLE HDOC.. Iam willing to be convinced but show me the one who can convince me. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sextet 15 Double Mixed Quartet 25 Girls' Trio 2, 3, 45 Accompanist l, 2, 3, 45 Band 45 Pep Band 45 Majorette 45 Operetta 15 Voice l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Monocle Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 25 Class Secretary l5 Speech Contest 3, 45 Reflector Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4. FARMER'S CO-OP OIL COMPANY, Petroleum Products, Propane Gas-Bottle and Bulk . f X .fa nt I My I I - ful .NJ ll! x' .fy Aj . if J sf ' 1 5 yu 4 dj 1 1,141 ,V ,If U i Y ,fl ' xy K' my , Q fi 94- Vg if ! 11,0 fy 5 f 'f W 5 lil H 1 J' 7 ' ' if x H if 7,1 5 ff I 5' at Y' nf , if Af! Qw iv Q ,I ff Q 7 if 'Vg , Sl VIV 5 if t ,H ,Af 5 lf , , Y te , -f,. ,. 13' 1 ' X54 ' H My V ,lf KV 1' ' MW Vx VJ V111 ,V I bi . ,VJ 1 R ' . lv, yn lin' V if V 55 bu I Q A V574 J Af'-fl f .A . 1- 'A Mi My L, ii. fi J Ns., 1,4 YJ, UN, kj, I VJ 4' l A Ps' ,Aff 'V if' fl 4 ff ., J ll 'L Ll' ,ttf 5 ,, je v ,BONNIE HOHQU UM jx Af I, V a, ,Qi ,.- K. 1 'yay , 5 , IN LW yin I DL 4 Howdf j U A , I A V, I putfmyftroubles and cares on the shelf for'l come to school to enjoy myself. Boys' Glee Club l5 Basketball Z, 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Football l5 Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager lg Monocle Staff 3, 4: Class President 3: F.F.,A. l5 Speech Contest 45 Reflector Staff 45 Iunior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4. .11 ' 2 fi 5 1 aw H . 4 . f DONALD GROW Donnie l conquer not with my hands but with my eyes. J' Boys' Glee Club 45 P,P,A. 1,25 Reflector Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4. 'I gl w W' W H ' N NEA H ll I J I , t I av se e vvn, heave knows why. I X rls' lee l, ,3,4' Mi horus l,Z,3,4 I. ,Z,3,45 0 Pep Ban ,3,45 um ' l5 Brass S tet . 5, a Band 35 Cir ' ' 2,3,45 xed rtet 45 Girls' - let Brass O tet ocal lo l,2,3 Ao mpanist l,2, 3, 45 n f. l5 Bask ball ,3,45 onocl taff 2,35 Monocle Ed v 45 tudent o ncil 45 Home mi g endant 3,45 P.F.A. S ethe rt Atte da t ' Speech nt st 3, 45 T,B. Speech 45 Reflector Staff 5 In 1 r Class Pl 3: Senior Class Play 4. Call AT9-4481 For Your Next HELENE CURTIS BEAUTY WAVE PHYLLIS MARIETTNS BEAUTY SHOP Wlwfr 3 A pi W 7, 'I 'N ' ' .tl J 1 ff! Wd X .4 , 7 ff nf if M P fe ' F 7 f ff U? JW KU Mft I. Q J j QA! fl ff fnf' 'A f . H I ' f 5, 7 L FORD HoovER M by VJ VZ fl! Lfv l Hoover 4 bil Lead me! into temptation, but show me where it I J B Q? Club l, 2, 3,47 Mixed Chorus l, Z, 3, 47 Boys gf! 5 ' Fo b 113,47 P.P,A, l7 Senior Class President 4- U X , j t ff 47 I' lor Class Play 37 Senior Class Play 4. I vw M 1 J i if My C74 PAUL FULLENWORTH Paul I love to get behind the wheel of a merry Oldsmobile. Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 47 Baseball Z7 Basketball l7 Class President 27 Student Council 37 Reflector Staff 47 Iunior Class Play 37 Senior Class Play 4. Vw l .1 Qi 7 1 , IAN T ATI N 1 .Wann i f'P ns of ove are s eter fa , Q! other p easures are. sms' G ee Club 3,47 ed uS1,2, ,47 Girls' Trio 2, 3, 47 ble Migd Quar 27 O etta l7 cal Solo 37 Basket- x 72, ,47 Mono Staff ,47 S cient Council 47 Home- minnj endan , Ho coming en 47 F.P.A. Sweetheart , end 2, 37 . . r heart 37 Speech Contest 3,47 1 cracy eec . B. Ch 37 Class ecretary 2, 3, 47 eerle e l, Z eflect taff 47 junio la s Play 37 Senior Cla ay 4. ' l , ,, ' J P lofi it fl BJ! Congratulations To The Senior Class PETERSON'S STORE IERRY MOWRY George Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus l,Z, 3, 47 Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 47 Voice 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Trumpet Trio 27 Mixed Quartet 47 Qperetta 17 Football 17 Student Council 271-'.F.A. 1, 37 Class President lj Speech 47 Reflector Staff 47 Iunior Class Play 37 Senior Class Play 4. K ' L f 4 U . ,fix 1 7,1 IAMES WEISHAAR Vsnw 7 1 ' lim Q A 7 Study is a pastime so why over-do it. J K' Boys' Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 1, Z7 Boys' Quartet l, 27 K' Operetta 17 Class Treasurer 37 Student Council 37 F.P.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 H P.F.A. Treasurer 27 P,P.A. Sentine1K37'P.P.A. President 47 5 Reflector Staff 47 Iunior Class Play 37 Senior Class Play 47 Speech 4. V , 1 iv., PATRICIA RYDSTROM Trish Full of life and mischief too. She likes to do things she shouldn't do. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 47 Pep Band 47 Basketball l, Z, 3, 47 Class Vice-President 17 Homecoming Attendant 37 Monocle Staff 47 Reflector Staff 47 Junior Class Play 37 Senior Class Play 47 Speech 4. V I V, Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1960 ---LAURENS DAIRY r- 1 . r 1 Y m U 1 ' , , is .K N1 FJ k - J , s if .-f' 4 M' w . 1- ,' ' 1 1 1' 6 'I ,sf X 'Y il Y'!'u VJ JJ I , f f .- 2 WX' 24 gy' if' 3 A E ff 'Ji 7 , l vt J f Oy? zjgfhyy ,fi ,f . J f . f 5 rf' l . J ,f f 71 fr, f -' Egfr Aj , fg Nils nlann U' A loyal companion, an excellent friend, a good earnest worker, true to the ond. Girls' Glee Club 3,47 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Monocle Staff 4, Re- flector Staff 4, Iunior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Trans- ferred from Sullivan Consolidated High School, Sullivan, Illinois. enjoys? s Play 5 Boys' Quartet 37 Speech 4. if ff, .i J' , . -1 f' 1 - f 1 91' '-XGQARY WALTON 1 M 1 Nwauy.. A The road to success is filled w,ith1.women. Boys Clee Clubs-1, Z, 3, 45 Nfixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Voice Z, 3, 4: Boyds' Quartet-35 Football 1, Z, 3,417 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball LC 3, 4, Basketball MaQ1agerf2pl'P,F,A. lg Class Treasurer l, 25 Studentgdouncil 3, 47 'Speech,t4p Reflector Iunior Class Play 3,.Sen',ior' Class Play ti, , , -, 'QQ f .' f' , , H H, , , , t I, J Compliments of WENDEIL H. I'fUTT','! Custom Corn Shelling iff ,lu wr' N I vi, I IXJ ki ll IT ' ON lx! I t. - Y. 7 6 What he s to gp Y of s l most is hi sei Boys' Glee Clulili 3, 4 ix d Chorus l, Z, 4, al S 2,3,45 Baseloal , ,3,4 ' etball l,2,3, Foot ill l, 213.13 l, 2, 3, 4, I' , . Se ine 7 Reflector Staff 4, Juni r Class Pla Seniors at the KAYL Studio on the day the senior pictures were taken. Class Officers President .................. Cliff Hoover Vice-President . . . .... Edith Anderson Secretary . . . .. ..... Ianet Nation Treasurer. .... Charles Bjork Class Colors Gold and Black Cl a ss Fl 0 w e r Gold Chrysanthemum C lass M 0 tto In Ourselves Our Future Lies For Tank Service, Call RALPH KINNEY, Your STANDARD OIL DEALER 'v , rf Ji Q if sw 7f lass Histor The first grains of sand in our hour-glass started their downward journey when we started school in the fall of 1948. Miss Dress greeted a group of 19 that first day. Pat Rydstrom, the friendly neighbor, had to walk Ronnie Howard to school because he was afraid to walk alone. ln the second grade jim proved to be a problem. As ever he continually played during school time, and due to Mrs. Waldstein's insistance was working during recess. Karen Braunschweig joined our class this year. ln the third grade Mrs. Custis encouraged our healthful habits by a chart in the form of a house. Behind the shutters of the windows were our pictures. If we succeeded in performing certain tasks we were allowed to open the shutters. In the fourth grade, Miss Lovrien introduced history and geography to us. This was the year Mary Barber and Dennis Arndt joined our group. Miss Lovrien liked us so well that she moved to fifth grade as we did. This was the year our boys' trio dressed up like Negroes and sang Down Yonder at P,T.C. Gary Walton joined us in the sixth grade. This same year Don Grow kept losing his report card but somehow it always managed to end up on Mrs. Benson's desk. With half of the grains fallen in our hour-glass we finished sixth grade and proudly joined junior high. ln the fall of 1954 Mr. Beckel welcomed us to jr. High. lt was different from the grades. Everyone enjoyed it very much, particularly the theater parties and skating parties. We al so got our first sample of basketball and cheerleading in these grades. The biggest day of our freshman year was the day we were initiated. lt was a big thrill to finally be members of high school. ln the sophomore year we got our first chance at driving and it is believed this is where Mr. Hazelhoff developed his ulcers. Some of the main reasons were because of Mary Dell and Mary jeanine's insistance that the highway wasn't wide enough so they drove off the road. Three big thrills in our junior year were the prom, receiving our class rings, and our play just Ducky . All the work we put into the prom seemed worth while on the big night. The last grains of sand were beginning to fall when we began our senior year. Most of our spare time was spent working on the annual, speech, and the Senior Play. With the final grains of sand having fallen we received our diplomas. Our group hour-glass was then completed and we were each ready to watch the grains of sand in our individual ones. lass Will Karen Braunschweig wills her level headed ways to joyce Erickson. Mary Dell Ebersole wills her majorette position to Virgil Cope. Don Grow wills his ability to stay out of school to Darlene Clauson. Gary Walton wills his ability to give a whisker rub to Steve Anderson. janet Nation wills Gaylon to no one because she wants to keep him herself. Ronnie Howard wills his slim waist line to joe Rydstrom. jerry Mowry wills his ability to eat 20 sandwiches and not get fat to Alice Peterson. Patricia Rydstrom wills her Albert City boys to Karen johnson. Cliff Hoover wills his ability to go duck hunting during school, without getting caught, to Kirk. jo Ann Neary wills her size to Gary Rosene. Paul Fullenworth wills his cowboy belt to Denny Olson. Charles Bjork wills his season ticket to jim Wolf. Mary Barber wills her ability to get and keep one boy to Pat Tjebben. Dennis Arndt wills his hair to Mr. Trafton. Edith Anderson wills her ability to have a new boy-friend every week to Sharon Bjorklund. janet Tanner wills her size 4 1X2 shoes to Connie Rassler. Keith Wilson wills his Mercury to no one because it isn't worth willing. jim Weishaar wills his knowledge of the farm and a book on How to Raise Cattle to Mr. Knott. 'C fairway T0 The tars ', . . Gary Walton Ronme Howard . Ion Lmdgren .. Mr. Knott . . . Girls' Trlo .. Mr. Trafton M- Friends: I would like to introduce you to a new and extraordinary magazine edited by IERRY MOWRY entitled True Love and Mush. Part of the popularity of this magazine is accredited to its lovelorn column edited by MARY BARBER. She advertises, Write and tell me your problems, and I'll tell you mine. This magazine, whose title is somewhat deceiving, covers a large variety of subjects and contains articles that are written by such well-known authors as HM WEISHAAR, His article, The Sod Busters Rise Again , is an excerpt from The Successful Farm Magazine edited by IANET NATION. The human interest of this publication is not limited merely to agriculture. It includes many other fields of interest such as science. This month's issue includes a seven page article featuring that great explorer, EDITH ANDERSON, who has just come back from the moon with samples of green cheese. Our periodical also includes an extensive section on movies and stars. This month's issue features a picture series of the wardrobe of Elizabeth Taylor, including that glamorous evening gown designed by her tailor, RONNIE HOWARD. Also included inthis issue is anarticle explaining how Iayne Mansfield's milkman, CLIFFORD HOOVER, received his substantial raise. We are honored to present to you an article written by that great ballet dancer, PATRICIA RYDSTROM. In her article, Patricia gives us an exciting account of her experiences in Europe while on a tour with the Russian Dance Troupe. Are you unemployed? If you are, here's a chance of a lifetime. MARY DELL EBERSOLE is advertising for an assistant to help her handle her booming business. She has made a small fortune selling clothes in a nudist camp. In our magazine only, will you find the inside story of the monkey's revolt against the organ grinder. A personal interview with CARY WALTON reveals ti, ,t his complaint against the organ grinder, CHARLES BIORK, and his trainer, IO ANN NEARY, is too much training and not enough peanuts. The Mounties Always Get Their Man is a true experience article written by KAREN BRAUNSCHWEIG. Karen has just been promoted to the position of lieutenant' of the Northwest Mounted Police. DENNIS ARNDT, a master in physical education, is the featured writer in our sports section. Dennis is assisted by Darrell Hazelhoff who just recently replaced DONNIE GROW. Donnie vacated his position of assistant to Dennis to accept the position of life guard at the Y.W,C.A. The magazine is financed wholly by its advertisersp such as PAUL FULLENWORTH who advertises his dancing school, fincidentally the week's special is the Rumbaj and IANET TANNER who runs the Nifty Thrifty Men's Clothing Store, in New York City. For all you cats who wrecked your rods, you can contact KEITH WILSON, who runs the Mercury junkyard, and also advertises in our magazine. Become a well informed individual. Subscribe to our magazine, True Love and Mush. You'f fever regret it! Sincerely yours , The Editors The Seniors, with the help of their director, Mr. Knott, chose their play, THE LITTLE MINISTER presented April 8, l960. When the little minister arrived, he heard that the weavers rose against starvation wages paid them by Lord Rintoul, led by a gypsy girl. I-le meets the gypsy and falls in love with her. She learns of the havoc she would create in his life if she marries him, and she promised to go out of the minister's life forever. But in the thrilling final act, the great love of the minister triumphs. Iean McFadden, the new servant girl .... . . . Pat Rydstrom Mora McLaren, a neighbor woman .... . . . Io Ann Neary Lord Rintoul, a wealthy land owner . . . . . . Ronnie Howard Rob Dow, a wayward chap ......... ...... G ary Walton Gavin Dishart, a little minister. . . ......... Cliff Hoover Margaret Dishart, his mother ....... . . . Mary Dell Ebersole Babbie, a gypsy girl ................ ...... I anet Nation Dr. McQueen, the village physician . . . . . Ierry Mowry Sergeant Halliwell, an officer .............. ..... I im Weishaar Effie, Rob Dow's daughter ................... . . . . .......... Ianet Tanner Nanny Webster, on her way to the poor house . . . ............. Karen Braunschweig Extras, at window scenes ................... . . Charles Bjork, Raul Fullenworth Edith Anderson, Mary Barber Don Grow, Dennis Arndt Keith Wilson MARATHON REPUBLIC, Printing, Publishing, Smith-Corona Portables, Office Supplies Baccala urea te Services School Auditorium ............ Sunday, May 22, l96O Processional. . .................................. Ioyce Kingery Coronation March - Meyerbeer Hymn. . . ................................. Congregation My Faith Looks Up To Thee Prayer .... ...................... R everend Roland Adams Anthem ...................................... Girls' Glee Club Lo, A Voice To Heaven Sounding - Bortniansky Scripture Reading ...... ,......... ...... R e verend C. W. Egeland Announcements Anthem ...................................... Girls' Glee Club As Torrents In Summer - Elgar Baccalaureate Sermon .................... Reverend Wm. H. Brott Tell Me, l Pray Thee, Wherein Thy Great Strength Lieth! Hymn ....... ........ . ......................... C ongregation Fairest Lord Iesus Benediction. . . ................. Reverend Paul A. Edstrom Recessional. . . ......................... .... I oyce Kingery Grand March - Verdi C0mmBHC8m8nfl Exercises School Auditorium .......... Friday, May 27, l96O Processionai ......... ..................... . .... E velyn Bennett Pomp And Circumstance - Elgar Salutation Invocation. . . . . .Reverend Paul A. Edstrom Selections . . . ....................... . . High School Chorus Prayer - Lvvoff America The Beautiful - Ward Commencement Address ................... Dr. Charles E. Mason Sioux City Presentation ofthe Class of l96O .... . . Supt. Rex B. Trafton Presentation of Diplomas .................... Mr. Delford Benson President of Board of Education Valediction Benediction . . . . . . Reverend Paul A. Edstrom Recossional....................,...... .... ,....Evelyn Bennett March Cf The Priests - Mendelssohn Where Your Dollar Goes Parthest, Your HARTLEY HARDWARE STORE v 'gf iagz -45535: 5-f ,Q--3534 E 1 J 'ng fl fi fsrrf G ,Wy ,Nqr A Iv Yv,,, Ziff' . V ff! ,Iunw rs fi dy, ww c '7if?v?0,l,e-f , . W 'U QQ W':,j,.w 'J SEEN ON THE JU 0 ,fi BOOKSHELF aww? Jrf f' '4l,,4,-V y ffiyuk XXV 11 , up iffy' J W' , ,V l I , A' ,,4:! ' uf, WDW NYGIAPQRD ll., My fffj SEQIEQRA LEWIS Wxrxdhl Taxa U9 Beauty rf ff SHARON BIORKLUND MLRLYN ANDERSON Hot Rod Girls, Girls, Girls 4',g,. Bos MQGOWAN G K SHAROL BIQRKEUND No School Tomorrow Make a Wish For Me ,Q A-J Ni af' Ya A.. . LELLAND NATION Hard to Tackle 'Q-0' Par J I ,1 1 4 N 10 'I A ,, f' 4' fr L 1- r 'Sf' , EVELYN BENNETT jj' '- DJ' -r ' 'Ll xi ,IM J GMVY,Rb'SENE Richard goes to College V 1, 1 n I 'f V -'V 'f'h-5' Girl' Next Door ff' :J JI. ft N r '- ' - 3' , jx' ff 1' . Wu N fir ni ' f f .f!, L, Y'J 'J' 'lf , f ..A Good Place To Eat. .. THE WINDSOR HOTEL, omrgpsr Mr. 1rrrf?Mrs. Erle Bcmarett af V l f QQ. ' A-Q .I ,,r': 447- I f'-, ' ff.'wf--1.011 '+ I I I fe! 5554 FAITH TANNER I Snow White I 5 Y' , fd igff fx X gg 'Ia -I :-' H53 iq 1 'V ' . 5 ' : if ' .i ff iffy- 1 4 I A Q L if I , 1 ND VI ,Q I 1 S EGE-LPS RGIL C 1 L V ,ff el RX-'E 'yd , ' Un OPE 1 1 1 ffbl.-j ,. 4 C6555 Ne WX lfrfyy' Sling Hero ,my I L . 1, 552' I ijfpd- 1 J .1 f' ' ' ' -lx I, 5 L f4Vb,t,J4 I4 fu bk' I. r x ' , ,IMI , L , fl '. 1 V I of ,f .' .. V I I tl my 'yy Lire' I 1 ,. VI-JV ll . If ff .X ,-V bg I I4 X ..,, pf' flu 1, lf ,U 1 .Wo ,f. we I g W C IANICE PULLENWORTH The Llttle Mermaid CONNIBRASSLER The Old Woman In The Shoe If You Don't Know I C I 1 I rl W j 7 If I X rv f I , U lf I I lf 1' f DAVID BOCKELMANN If I Were King .1 I L Q my J' J K WL, 1gWmifff2Q:L5l5eC::sa25 rpx Q CRAIG OKERBERG MORRIS LARSON The Texan Behind Closed Windows ALICE PETERSON Alice In Wonderland Your Diamonds, Know Your Ieweler. IACK FRAIZER, Laurens, Iowa lT'S A GIRL, junior Class Play Presented November 13, l959 Directed by Mr. james Knott CAST Blaine Lewis .............. Charles Egeland Father in his late forties Myra Lewis ................ Connie Rassler Mother in her early forties Kelly Lewis ................... Gary Rosene Youngest member of the family Karen Lewis ................ Evelyn Bennett A cute, typical teen-age daughter Roy Lewis .................. Craig Okerberg Son, a junior in college Diane Rogers ............... Barbara Benson A shy teen-ager Dean Turner ................ Lelland Nation , Karen's heart interest jean Burke .................. Sandra Lewis Roy's girlfriend Sam Porter ..................... Virgil Cope Elderly neighbor of the Lewises Oscar Porter ................. Bob McGowan Sam's son C.F. EKSTAM, PHARMACIST -------- Drugs S nopsis The Lewis family are real farmers--not uneducated hillbillies. They have a son, Roy in college and two teenagers, Karen and Kelly, who keep things in an uproar at home. It is hard on the family finances to keep everybody fed and in clothes--another mouth to feed would about sink the ship--or the farm. Roy discovers a beautiful sixteen-year-old orphan, Diane, and decides to bring her home. Karen's boy friend loses interest in Karen and Roy's girl friend becomes terribly jealous. Kelly is the only one who likes the arrangement. Diane, meanwhile, has made a date to go to the rodeo with Karen' s beau leaving Karen date- less and about ready to blow a fuse. At this time a dark handsome stranger comes along and he doesn't have a date for the rodeo so Karen is glad Diane took the drip off her hands. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis decides they can juggle their finances and squeeze one more mouth into the family budget. Roy and his girl make up and everybody is happy--especially, Diane. --------Wallpaper--------School Supplies .- ii 12 21 Q a n Q T9 31 SOPHOMORE I 8 4- 'Q v ' S '17 6 5x98 fl' lp 'ILc Class Officers I Presldent . . . ........ Gale Peterson Vice-President . . . . fyathy Be n Mr? Treasurer ...... .lDe cfetar . ar' jork Q I QMZQWMWQ Cf s M4 A e Myww s QM qi 5 . D ,M HINN'S SUPER VALUE-- Everyday Low Prices ---Laurens, Iowa IULIE ARINGDALE FRED NEARY IOYCE KINGERY DENNIS OLSON KATHY BENSON Missing School l Talking Wally into Watching Dennis Olson Watching the girls FifS- Engine- food to school red Studebaker : ,X , S 0 Phomores A U ,, J :-, . ' 5 A 'i' 4 at if 5 i AS O - .M SEEN AROUND ii bti i ' siiii scol A SCHOOL i'1 , A , Q ,,,, , we , K I' A 2 A Ringo I ITP' P l' A ,t is I E 1 ' if 1 X N 2i Q X ' f 1 ' ,,'k, 5:77549 KAREN MCGQWAN SHARON MCGOWAN V ARRY 1 Twin Sisiefif Sister Twin Practi ' Ooks ts . llll - ,ils 1 M ' '-li? wi 2 3, 1 A i is s f 3 25 ARNIE GROW PAULlNE BAKER DICK EDWARDS DEANNA WOODFORD , GALE PETERSON A man Of Boy talk A girl scout Being agreeable Being a biisy bofdyu uncompleted and pleasant W i LE- l BOB ANDERSON ,I DONNA BEEDLE IIMMY WOLF CAROL BIORK IOE RYDSTROM Being bashfuiu Trying hard no Playing the piano Being Seen StUdiOuS1y inclined impress the boys and not heard but not Often 33 X RK.. . N h My CL UM! KW . 1 ' . 9 M 1 a a a 5 . 1 N . K 0' 3 FRESHMA ,f Q v 7' v ' '. L . - 1 ' 7 H ,. N l ' . 1 I , I A Class F s Presldem ............ . . orwm Ritchie Vice-Pres-1der1t. . ..... PHI Tiebbefl Treasurer . . .... Bob Bockolmann 34 Secretary . . . . Mary 1VIcLaugh1m KENNETH D. SIMONSEN, Salesman, Phone Atlas 9-4601 Marathon, Iowa .Hoorllans I L KJ GW dx NX .. .1 Tnechauenqe e Freshmen SEEN ON T V. Hgws A,,ni SUMO EN MMT ,, le O Ng wfgsmaii World a 1'Sy EN av and PAT TIEBBEN CORWIN RITQHIE Miss Frances Quick Draw McGraw Ding Dong School Ji lvl if Hbuxivh . A l 1 7 1 ' REN ur Miss grooksn IOYCE ff BRICK Keel-1 Tajkmg'-?f3N I . is mJr?xKwiGUW?:W K J ' Q33 Hschultley Jzvv I r-. A ' V, U' fv V N STEVEN SASSMAN BETTY KROUT V ' if ' ,N Xb 1 Doble Gillis N0ra 1Thin MGH? ff 1 x i ? mv Mu' SSLBYX Nuo RA ra N CONNIE ALEXANDER STEVEN ANDERSON Connie Francis The Lone Ranger BOB BOC UMA lghtY Mouse.. A W5 Md! Sponsored By BLAIR'S TAVERN, Mr. And Mrs. Fred Blair, Proprietors as X 4 ,131 fe Q... ' an f' ngmw, F -Q ' w 5 A KN A . 4 G' 1 .0 SQL , In U4 2 'E' '20 F 51 iywef ' X, I w Q A fum- ,M , I 5 Actw Future Farmers 0 America STANDING: Steve Sassman, Morris Larson, Larry Anderson, Iim Weishaar, Charles Bjork, David Bockelmann. SEATED: Bob Bockeimann, Bob Anderson, Virgil Cope, Arnie Grow, David Rassler, Keith Wilson, Steve Anderson, Mer1ynAnderson, Corwin Ritchie, Mr. Bennick. 0 F.F.A. Officers Keith Wilson, David Bockelmann, Iim Weishaar, Mr. Bennick, Charles Bjork, Merlyn Anderson, Morris Larson. Compliments Of The FARMER'S CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY, Don Dooley, Manager tuden t ouncil AT DESK: Ianet Nation, President .... SEATED: Gary Rosene ............. Davld Bockelmann ...... Deanna Woodford ........ Denms Olson, Treasurer .... Io Ann Neary ............ STANDING: Mr. Bennick . . . Mr. Kingery . . . Mr. Trafton . . . 40 ' Karen Matthews, Secretary . . . . Lelland Natlon .............. . Cralg Okeberg ..... .......... Gary Walton, Vice-Preslclent .... Virgil Cope ............... .. Girls' Athletics . . . . . Freshmen Boys' Athletlcs .......F.F.A. . . . Sophomores . Monocle Staff ........Vocal . . Student Body . . . . . . . . Band . . . Semors . . . Iumors . . . . Faculty . . . Ex-offlolo . . . .Ex-offlcro Sponsored By MEYER S GARAGE, Cars Servicedn Repaired, And Overhauled Monlocle Sta SEATED: Io Ann Neary ....... . Karen Braunslnwieg Janet Nation ..... Mary Barber ..... Mr. Knott ...... STANDING: Karen Matthews . . . Pat Tjebben ..... Edith Anderson. . . Patricia Rydstrom Connie Rassler. . . Mary McLaughlin Mary Dell Ebcrsole . . . Ianet Tanner .... . . . Ronnie Howard . . . Ioyce Kingery . . . Dennis Olson .... Kathy Benson . . Gary Rosene .... Barbara Benson . . . Evelyn Bennett . . . Connie Alexander . . . ..............Editor Typist Special Events, Typist ..............Typist Advisor . . Grade News Editor ..........Calendar . . . . . Senior News . . . Variety Column . . .Iunior News ......Goss1p . . . . . .Gossip . . .Senior News . . Boys' Sports . .. Girls' Sports ..........Goss1p . . . Sophomore News . . . . . Boys' Sports . . . Personalities Music . . . Freshman News PIONEER, The Quality Hybrid Seed Corn, T R ERICKSON Representative Bob McGowan ....... . . . Iunior Escort Evelyn Bennett ....... ...... I unior Attendant Ianet Nation ...... . .... Queen Gary Walton ............... King Io Ann Neary ............... Senior Attendant Cliff Hoover ............... Senior Escort Dick Edwards .......... . . . Sophomore Escort Ioyce Kingery ........ ...... S ophomore Attendant Karen Matthews ...... ...... F reshman Attendant Keith Waldstein. . . . ..... Freshman Escort BELL'S MEN SHOP Men's And Boys' Apparel ------ Albert City, Iowa ------ Dry Cleaning Homecoming Parade October Z, 1959 1 SOPHOMORE First Prize IUNIOR--Second Prlze l Z FRESHIVIAN SENIOR Pep Meeting on Main Street 44 WENDELL R. RITCHIE, Auctioneer--Real Estate--County Mutual Insurance x'F1Lgggf,, '55, zsiif S P5 g iw 3 me L Mmm 'QE as , 1 P My iii? S nd Reed Rai wg One Act Plays presented by the Speech Department under the direction of Mr. Knott. Min0rMiraele Iordan ............. Cary Walton The Practical One Hale .............. Ierry Mowry The Weak One McClane ........... Cliff Hoover The Cynical One Laslos ........... Lelland Nation The Burly One This play won an I in preliminary and district contests allowing it to enter State competition. Ladies The Mop Annie . . . . . Karen Braunschweig Actress Mattie ............ Kathy Benson Piano Player Hallie ......... Patricia Rydstrom Ballet Dancer Bessie ............. Ianet Nation Singer Special Guest Nora Andrews ...... Io Ann Neary A Middle-aged Farm Woman Iohn Andrews ..... Ronnie Howard Her Shiftless Husband Edward Andrews ..... Gary Walton Their Son, About 24 Elaine Madison. ............... Mary Dell Ebersole Young and Attractive Robert Norton ..... Bob McGowan A Detective, About 25 46 Compliments of JONES PRODUCE -------- Eggs -------- Poultry -------- Feed Speech Contestants FIRST ROW: Sharon McGowan, Karen McGowan, Patricia Rydstrom, Mary Dell' Ebersole, Io Ann Neary, Connie Rassler, Iulie Aringdale, Pat Tjebben, Kathy Benson. SECOND ROW: Ianet Tanner, Donna Beedle, Barbara Benson, Karen Braunschweig, Betty Krout, Karen Matthews, Karen Johnson, Janet Nation, Mary McLaughlin, Deanna Woodford. THIRD ROW: Mary Barber, Bob Bockelmann, Ien'y Mowry, Gale Peterson, Lelland Nation, Colin Lincoln, Virgil Cope, Iimmy Wolf, Mr. Knott. FOURTH ROW: Charles Bjork, Bob McGowan, Kirk Ienkinson, Ronnie Howard, Gary Walton, Paul Pullenworth, Keith Wilson, Cliff Hoover, Corwin Ritchie. Preliminar Speech Contest RADIO SPEAKING Karen Matthews ....... I Mary Barber ..... . . . .I Corwin Ritchie. . .T . . . .I EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Mary Barber .......... I Gale Peterson . . . . . . .I Virgil Cope .......... I HUMOROUS DECLAMATION Deanna Woodford ..... I Pat Tjebben ......... '. I Mary McLaughlin DRAMATIC DECLAMATION Barbara Benson ...... II Mary Dell Ebersole .... I Iim Weishaar ........ II Superior Ratings at District: ORIGINAL ORATORY Gale Peterson ........ I Kathy Benson . . . . . . II Iim Wolf ............ II PUBLIC SPEAKING Karen Braunschweig. . .II ORATORICAL DECLAMATION Karen Braunschweig . . . I INTERPRETATIVE PROSE Karen Matthews ...... I Connie Raslsler ...... II INTERPRETATIVE POETRY Io Ann Neary .......... I Kathy Benson .... . . . II Iulia Aringdale ....... II Karen Matthews ....... Radio Speaking Interpretative Prose Mary Barber. . . .... Radio Speaking Gale Peterson . . . .... Extemporaneous Speaking Virgil Cope .... ..... E xtemporaneous Speaking One Act Play Gale Peterson won the County Oratorical Contest Sponsored by the American Legion. Karen Matthews, Io Ann Neary, Karen Braunschweig The T. B. speakers sp!oke over KAYL in Storm Lake December 14 P. T. C. March September AUGUST 23 Christmas Vacation 2 D Football--Mallard 31 School Started Cyegr ay , 8-12 Girls State Tournament Football--Sioux Valley 14-18 Boys' State Tournament Football--Grattinger 14 D' ' V ' f h High School Picnic 14 Meeting or Teac ers 30 F.F.A. Parent and Son Banquet Ianuary ll-15 Girls' County Tournament l8-ZZ Boys' County Tournament Avril October 19 one Act Plays ' 25 Band Fcsuval l-2 Small Group Music Contest Pow Wow! 25 Pictures by Buntrock 8 Semoi. Play Homecoming--Mallard Z7 Speech Contest 11 P T C Footbfxs,--Rutkjven is Easter Vacation Somoa ictures 27 Skating pany P'T' ' 29-30 Large Group Music Contest Football--Sioux Rapids Skating Party Football--West Bend Football Terril February l Vocal Music Festival November 3 P-T-C1 May l6-ZLJ Girls' Sectional Tournament 9 p.T.C, ZZ-211 Boys' Sectional 'Tournament 5 Velshea 13 Iunior Class Play 19-ZU SPCCC11 Conmst 13 Spring Music Concert 7 Football Banquet 14 Ir. - Sr. Prom Z0 F,F,A, Harvest Ball ZZ Baccalaureate 25 Pictures by Buntrock Z7 Commencement Z6 27 Thanksgiving Vacation BUSH BROTHERS MARKET And LOCKERS, Phone T1-13-5313, Albert City, Iowa 5 lllusic irls ' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Faith Tanner, janet Tanner, Donna Beedle, Mary McLaughlin, Carol Bjork, Sandra Lewis, Evelyn Bennett, Pauline Baker, Barbara Benson, Sharol Bjorklund, Connie Alexander, Deanna Woodford, Sharon Bjorklund. SECOND ROW: Mr. McIntosh, Karen Matthews, Karen Braunschweig, Betty Krout, Pat Tjebben, Karen McGowan, Sharon McGowan, Kathy Benson, jeanne Simonsen, joyce Erickson, Mary Barber, Karen johnson. THIRD ROW: janet Nation, Patricia Rydstrom, Edith Anderson, Mary Dell Ebersole, Connie Rassler, jo Ann Neary, janice Fullenworth, Darlene Clauson, julie Aringdale, Alice Peterson, joyce Kingery. Boys ' Glee Clu b FIRST ROW: jerry Mowry, Dennis Arndt, Gale Peterson, Corwin Ritchie, jim Wolf, Bob Anderson, Steve Sassman, Dick Edwards, David Bockelmann, Bob Bockelmann. SECOND ROW: Merlyn Anderson, Morris Larson, Colin Lincoln, Keith Waldstein, Lelland Nation, Charles Bjork, Virgle Cope, joe Rydstrom, Cliff Hoover, Charles Egeland, Mr. Mclntosh. THIRD ROW: Paul Fullenworth, Bob McGowan, Gary Walton, Craig Okerberg, Donnie Grow, David Rassler, Kirk jenkinson, Fred Neary, jim Weishaar, Keith Wilson. Complete Home Furnishings--UNRUH'S FURNITURE--We Feature Well Known Brands Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Betty Krout, Patty Tjebben, Janet Nation, Iulie Aringdale, Connie Ras sler, Io Ann Neary, Ianice Fullenworth, Mary Dell Ebersole, Joyce Kingery, Kathy Benson, Ioyce Erickson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Biorklund, Ianet Tanner, Sharol Bjorklund, Barbara Benson, Ieanne Simonsen, Evelyn Bennett, Karen Matthews, Karen Iohnson, Connie Alexander, Faith Tanner. THIRD ROW: Jerry Mowry, Cale Peterson, Bob Anderson, Charles Egeland, Charles Bjork, Colin Lincoln, Morris Larson, Maarlyn Anderson, Corwin Ritchie, Dick Edwards, Mr. Mclntosh. FOURTH ROW: Cliff Hoover, Keith Wilson, Gary Walton, Kirk Ienkinsorx, David Rassler, Craig Okerberg, Fred Neary, Paul Fullenworth, Lelland Nation, Ioe Rydstrom. oloists Keith Wilson, Craig Okerberg, Gary Walton, Karen Matthews, Colin Lincoln, Ierry Mowry, Connie Alexander, Jeanne Simonsen, Karen Iohnson, Evelyn Bennett, Ioyce Kingery, Deanna Woodford. GEORGE'S DRUG STORE, Laurens, Iowa--Prescriptions, Gifts, Drugs, And Fountain Services Freshman uartet Karen Matthews, Ieanne Simonsen, Karen Iohnson, Connie Alexander Kathy Benson Mary Dell Ebersole Io Ann Neary Ioyce Kingery Evelyn Bennett Gale Peterson Iim Wolf Accompanists Mixed uartet Evelyn Bennett Io Ann Neary Cralg Okerberg Ierry Mowry Q o Q Boys uartet Senwr Trw Jerry Mowry, Colin Lincoln, Craig Okerberg, Mary Dell Ebersole, Io Ann Neary, Ianet Nation Lelland Nation 52 This Page Is Sponsored By the LAURENS DRY CLEANERS X, fg, 5. fi MW. I. I- ,S ..,MfgI.MM. 4 XI. . sw -W. , .. - 5, 92' Wgfggg f -:if -2 Q,fJf,z2i'nfse'xf,.,s .I ppm I5 f, 1 ' fr ,s ,myw nw 1 ,fs Q Jw .W is .X . ,. .,.. I., IW A y,m,1g,,.. V,,,,,,f3 ,,,,,., SI A, ,. I, f, 5. H up Q.. 8 wk. My ,I IA, w w- ...,a.. , 4, S ew M W .. His B2 fax mv- : ,. my , g ig ga ,Wig ,Mg,5wlN.Qw. 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F ,g ,,.g: f 'MF' , as ,MI I Q w ' N K I I' New A 3 V5 ff .f w .SQ J 4, ,J X EVELYN BENNETT MARY IEANINE BARBER IEANNE SIMONSEN KAREN MATTHEWS P ep B a nd 54 See NELSON'S FURNITURE For Home Furnishing And Funeral Directing Sports Gua rds and Tackles GUARDS fdownl: Dave Bockelmann, Cllff Hoover, Arnie Grow, TACKLES Kuplz Charles Bjork, Ioe Rydstrom, Gary Walton, Ed Nygaard, Ends FRONT ROW: Steve Anderson, Larry Anderson. BACK ROW: Craig Okerberg, Fred Neary. MARATHON LOSES OPENER TO NEWELL: 14-7 Marathon outplayed Newell only to become victim of a fourth quarter touchdown. Olsen was the show for Marathon as he passed to Nation for the TD, plunged for the P,A. T. , and had 202 total yards. MARATHON SHUTS OUT SIOUX VALLEY: 20-O Olson and McGowan scored for a 13-O half time lead. Olson passed to Nation for the other score. Okerberg led a defense that held Sioux Valley to 7l total yards. MARATHON UPSETS GRATTINGER: 6-O Marathon won the tight defensive game on a third quarter touchdown. Olson plunged for the TD, after a 20 yard pass from Olson to McGowan set up the score. Walton led the defense. MARATHON WINS HOMECOMING - OVER MALLARD: 21-6 In a game played in the rain, Olson and Rosene scored first half touchdowns to boost Marathon toward their third straight victory. Olson threw a 40 yard pass to Neary for the other score. 56 Sponsored By MARATHON PLUMBING AND HEATING, Iulian Nygaard, Proprietor. Backs FRONT ROW: Lelland Nation, Gary Rosene, Dennis Olson, Bob McGowan. BACK ROW: Keith Waldstein, Corwin Ritchie, Bob Bockelmann, Steve Sassman. MARATHON DEFEATED AT RUTHVEN: 39-O On the first play of the game Rosene was hurt and lost for the game. Nygaard and Sassman were injured later in the game and lost for the season. Hoover played one of his best defensive games and McGowan was a workhorse on offense. MARATHON LOSES TO SIOUX RAPIDS: 20-13 Marathon lost a well-played ballgame to the Conference Champions. A blocked punt and a fumble set up two of Sioux Rapid's scores. McGowan scored all of Marathon's points. MARATHON AND WEST BEND BATTLE TO 13-13 TIE: Marathon dominated the entire first half with Olson going 56 and Waldstein 10 for a 13-O halftime lead. The second half was a reversal with West Bend coming back for the tie. Grow and Rosene led the defense. MARATHON LOSES LAST GAME TO TERRIL: 19-14 Marathon scored the first and last touch- downs, but couldn't hold Terril. Marathon trailed at halftime 13-7. Okerberg and Olson teamed on defense. DICK EDWARDS CENTERS COACHES MR. HAZELHOPF MR. KING-ERY CHARLES EGELAND We Need Your Head In Our Business. DARREL MATTHEW'S BARBER SHOP o ,ap QQ xo' 09 -590 qi: G Sanyo BOB MCGOWAN Iunior LELLA SOVA ND lv BP-RULE Yi junior ATION CHUCK EGELAND KL? 1' f 11,7 JR 052, o,. flfg 0 Iunior P-PB 190 WC? C105 Q9 v0,oY funjor LMANJV -'V OAS? 8006018 Ol x0 XO 020, So GQ? X00 ef fl! GARY WALTON, Senior Most Valuable Player Y' 0O,O64?J'Ok9 840086 O07 ff? Sf' VO Ofs O47 QVOQ YJ Q? ,SON 0,0 ll' 8006060 1474 ,nor ROS 09 ,V D LARRY ANDERSON Sophomore O Q5 Qs o 609 PpSsZ?QNZA4 QQQQXN 111.90 AIJVIV 58 QW STEVE SASS mlm avi? Fresh MAN GO Yves-nma 111511 KEITH WALDSTEIN Pre shman Baseball FRONT ROW: Gary Rosene, Colin Lincoln, Virgil Cope, Chuck Egeland, Arnie Grow, Dennis Olson, Ed Nygaard. BACK ROW: Larry Anderson, Fred Neary, Gary Walton, Craig Okerberg, Coach Hazelhoff, Ronnie Howard, Bob McGowan, Keith Wilson, Lelland Nation, Marathon 1 . . . .......... Rembrandt 9 Marathon 8 . . . . . Albert City-Truesdale 15 Marathon O . . . . .... ............... W ebb 13 Sectional Tournament arat on a ar M h 4-... ................ ...M11d7 - - 1 ,r Q 16 xii' 1 441 E s W 160 'K us' tm F fi 2 .1 Ag R 4 'I ,pgv 5 fw' 1.0 L fr' -T' :-Q... YD Compliments Of JULIUS CLEANERS ---- Storm Lake, Iowa ss FIRST ROW: Carol Bjork, Erickson, Minuettes Barbara Benson, Ioyce Kingery, Connie Rassler, Io Ann Neary, Patricia Rydstrom, Ianet Nation. SECOND ROW: Mary McLaughlin, Karen Matthews, Mary Barber, Mr. Woods, Karen McGowan, Kathy Benson, Connie Alexander, Sandra Lewis, Manager. THIRD ROW: Donna Beedle, Karen Iohnson, Pat Tjebben, Betty Krout, Iulie Aringdale, Joyce Sharon McGowan, Teanne Simonson. Basketball Schedule Marathon 50 Sioux Valley 39 Marathon 43 Providence 71 Marathon 39 Mallard 58 Marathon 32 Rembrandt 36CfirstJ Marathon 24 Sioux Rapids 33 Marathon 20 Rembrandt 22 Csecondj Marathon 34 Grattinger 55 Marathon 45 West Bend 35 Marathon 27 Webb 51 Marathon 31 Webb 69 Marathon 29 Terril 31 Marathon 37 Ruthven 41 Marathon 55 Newell 46 Marathon 39 Aryshire 79KfirstJ Marathon 31 Aryshire 33CsecondJ BUENA VISTA COUNTY TOURNAMENT SEOTIONAL TOURNAMENT Marathon 36 Rembrandt 39 Marathon 50 Sioux Valley 54 J, W .1- .mv 'ffifzf is , L. 5 5 '55 i m +--:-.A Q? 4? is Minutemen FIRST ROW: Fred Neary, Ronnie Howard, Larry Anderson, Dennis Olson, Gary Rosene. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hazelhoff Steve Anderson, Lelland Nation, David Rassler, Gary Walton, Keith Waldstein, Colin Lincoln. THIRD ROW: Dick Edwards Corwin Ritchie, Virgil Cope, Charles Egeland, Merlyn Anderson, Gale Peterson. Basketball Schedule November Marathon Sioux Valley December Marathon Mallard December Marathon Sioux Rapids December Marathon Grattinger December Marathon Webb 'December Marathon Terril December Marathon Newell Ianuary Marathon Providence Ianuary Marathon West Bend Ianuary Marathon Webb February Marathon Ruthven February Marathon Aryshire fsecond teaml Marathon Aryshire Cfirst teaml February Marathon Rembrandt fsecond teaml Marathon 41 Rembrandt Cfirst teamj B uena Vis ta Count Tournament Ianuary l3 Marathon 40 Hayes Sectional Tournament February 23 Marathon 44 Rodman Sl Sponsored By M. HAKES AND SONS, Laurens, Iowa KRUSE'S CLOVER FARM STORE-- Where Prices Are Low On Foods You Know ..,,,.- , ff X , , s V Y K ii N, .4-P ,. . g, fiwffse I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'K! g 1 vm' nzgvgvg-vi... : 54.2 The TIME has Come for us to turn the hour-glass and prepare for a new phase in our lives. Like Shadows our high School days are behind us. We look ahead to higher education, careers, and a place of our own in the world. May we pause to say thanks to those who have helped us make our l96O REPLECTOR a book of happy memories . Class of l96O L as f, Lxnmgfnpnxa .s nmma by wmswomu Mmm:-...L Mn. v s A lim w , ,Aww ' H M f fgfca, 'W My ,f 7 WW I ' M z4,f6wfnZ5?y4