Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

.- . f . I J 1 ff ff if? FJ 4 14 'Gian Audit: N wif' 'C ,X XNX X99 N0 wffioyo Wilkie, to us you will always be a man with hidden charm, for whorr. we shall always have deepest respect and appreciation. You, as our home- room teacher, have watched us develop from insecure freshmen to seniors, who are ready to assume responsibilities and enter the path of life. Yes, Mr. Wilkinson, you are quite a guy -- and we will never forget you! So that you may remember our never ending gratitude, we, the seniors of 1959, dedicate our yearbook to you, Wilkie, teacher, coach, and friend. NR D 1LE BYERLY Tn 1938 59 school year lntroduced Marengo stu Marengo Hlgh of d nts to t new course of study Cherr1str3 b came the fers four years of mathe odrtn sc ence course offer d ln the hlgfl school matlcs A cholce of algebra Thls ,I ar s Chemlstry class lnltlateo the nex ly pur or general matherdatlc lS offered chas d egulpment altnough the laborator, ac1l1 ln nlnth grade Although puprls ar tl s ar used oy the other scrence students as allowed to ma e thelr own decrsrons, W ll an attempt lS made to 1 lp tfrem choose Biology Chemlstry and Physlcs are wlsely accordlng to tuen abrlltles and malnlg thought of as college preparatory bacl grounds After th nlnth grade all vanced schoollng may also benefit avallable for tenth grade For Junlors and Brology, tne llvlng sclence explalns senlors a year of advanc d algebra o s mucn about ourselves as well as the mest r of trlgonometry and one sern ster of solld wnol of 111 The physlcal scl geometry are off r d ences whlcn lnclude Mathemat Sputnlm nas probably had some lnrlu nc ln caus lcs and Earth SC1 nces as well mg mor students to enroll ln optlonal matnematrcs GS PH3S1CS GHG CHGIMSUY classes this year There was a slmllar increase ln en explaln the reasonlng and rollment after World War II b cause returnlng soldlers en x ay s of uslng our non couraged hlgh school students to stuoy mathematlcs llVll'1Q surroundlngs MISS BERNIC E GILMORE . . z i 'Z F gl x V 1 - I - K, 'C - -1 fs . . L' y Q - ' X 1 I ' ' ' ' 1 -v - l ' ' f' ' X. N AA D e - ' . e ' 5 y f ' '- ' ' . ' ' e e ' ' e . 2: ' Q ' ' e . ' - Q e Q ' r 71 I 1 I l r qu-A V . 'lx ' ' ' ' 1 . ' e ' ' courses, but the person not slated for ad- mathematics is optional. Plane geometry is ' ' ' ' ' , - ' ' e ' , ne e- . ' 1 e e ' e , .re ' e Me. ' '- A . e ' e e . A , ' ' ' - 'l' ' r ' ' e e ' o - ' 5 'G ' . e 'H ' ' ' ' A V V Y I I fm ' 0 - ' ' ' ' fx ' 1 - N ' 'H ' 1 C fr ' ' X - .-- 7 - ' -' - X ' I R . 'rw ' ' A ff- J. MR ROBERT SWANSON MISS BARBARA IOHNSON Vocatlonal agrlculture 15 an educat1onal program ln Our flrst thr e years farmlng It provldes tralnlng ln produclng crops and of hlgh school Engllsh lS llvestock, farm machlnery and power farm bulldlngs requlr d and the Senlor Eng managlng the farm buslness farm records and ac llsh Llterature lS an electlve counts soll use and conservatlon rural cltlzen The flrst three years are d1v1d d shlp and taklng part ln organlzatlons These between two texts Engllsh gram are d1v1d d lnto four fl ld farm crops mar and llterature The l1t rature lS lmal husbandry farm management and farm varled coverlng blography the short skllls story drama poetry and a complet novel Hom mal lng lS more than sewlng such as DICKGDS Great Expectatlons and coomng It lncludes a unlt ln Quart rly boolf revlews of currulatlv growtd groomlng chlld development lates creatlve XlI'ltlI'lQ ln the essay, short story famlly relatlons textlles, and Joetry and res arch papers tn latter a Iunlor p o home plannlng The course also J t Many of our students nave had tn lr ssays lnclud s hon e nurslng, a nol1 and poems publlshed ln Natlonal rXI'1IllO.lOQl s Th day unlt a datlng unlt and Senior Engllsh L1t rature class esp clally analyz and a unlt on courtshlp and mt rpr t th Engllsh CloSSlCS as tne worl s of marrlage Our three year Snalfesp are, Mllton T nnyson Carlyle and Coletldg course or study pre pares a glrl for hap pler healthler amlly l1v1ng VR DALE MCDOWELL MRS ADELINIE TIEDENS r V I I ' l 1 I Q I F l ' V I - I r , A ' 'H , . 1 I I I V U - I I I C ' ' e ' 'e sz , an- ' . ' e l ' I I I I I I ' I I C I Q Q' - - - I n ' .11 . , . . , , F . . A , n KJ x l Q A every area of home living, such as are a requisite. The English grammar stimu- I 1 I ' 1 I A V I I A 1 ' ' , ' Q 5 e I , 'e ' r - F A ' . 'H 'ec . ' a ' 'e' e ' e x ' ' '- e ' ' ' ' T ' 'e . e y ' ' ' A ' ' ' , - fy ram ' 1. I I N-f V ' ' ' e e e ' a ' -- 1 ' . M- y X C' V , C 1 qu 9' 'fx x- I i .' ' ' . . r r MR DONALD BRICEIAND MISS BETTY RUSBULT v--uri .4-fb Many of the students take the band for granted Business subJ cts r Hours of practice are required to provide the school main in demand by the stu musical programs just as hour of practice are re dents because of the general quired to produce superior programs in any activity business information afforded Individuals and ensemble groups meet reg by them which everyone needs in ularly in addition to the meeting of the entire order to get along successfully in band to receive special lessons for their life today particular in truments This lS especially true of Typing I furnish s opportunity for stuoents at all and bookl eeping, a senior course tu grad levels tO FGCLW lI'1SU'UCtlO1'1 111 dents rind lfnowledge gained in Typing I use VOC-31 mUSlC GXDI' SSlOf1S, through ful in preparing lessons in high school and in mlxied Chorus 9100 CIUDS G1'1SCIT1b19 college Bookkeeping is important for the indi or individual lessons vidual whether he will be in business for himself T116 SU-161911115 TOGCGIUS GC or only a citizen of the community coming in daily Uualnied Wlih BfOadW5Y PTO contact with business transactions dl-lCflO1'15 1I1ClUdlHQ PGJGYHS Students who plan secretarial careers may enroll in Game and the MUS1C Shorthand I Shorthand II, and Advanced Typing In ad MGH dition to the basic shortnand knowledge the student be comes familiar with various office papers, procedures and machines MRS IEANNEITE MCAFEE 1 gfllgjl, ' . ' ' fn 'S Q- ' I S ' T5 - , '3 . . I g - . . a ' ' s . ' ' ' ' , The vocal music program at Marengo which is offered for juniors and seniors, ' G ' ' ' 4 ' ' . S - e - e' e ' ' ' X ' ' ' - 1 1 1 ' ' . x I I I I I A ' ' ' Il ' . . - II II ' . I . - ll . - - 1 1 .- ' I I I A H I N 6 As other departments make changes to meet the needs of our students entering college, the physical education department is doing the same. To meet these standards the physical education department has taken a big step towards educating Marengo boys and girls in intelligent basic in- struction for healthful and youthful living. The student is tested so that he or she may engage proficiently and intelligently in hours of re- laxation. With its vast improvements over pre- vious years, students now enjoy touch football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, badminton, wrestling, weight lifting, angling, golf, bowling, softball, gymnastics, and track. Athletes are not made in a day! An athletic program is as good as the people who direct it and the students who par- ticipate in it. It is the result of a thorough physical ed- ucation program that begins with basic skill instruction at an early age and carries on until graduation. MRS. RUTH AHRENS heads the girls' physical education department and sponsors the girls' basketball team and Pep Club. MR. HAROLD WILKINSON is the head coach of the Marengo football squad and track team. He also teaches history and economics. MR. ED BADGER is the head coach of the varsity basketball team and also acts as assistant football coach. He teaches American Government and geography. MR. DON HART coaches the summer base- ball team and is assistant coach in football, basket- ball, and track. He also teaches driver education and industrial arts. MR. WARREN OLSON is the head coach of the girls' basketball team and also teaches general science and world history. ...T 'i t,5gM l J: .S 5 Jun 5 T f sl in-Q-I 4 --H 'mf:.1,.. any yah' 'pllf 'iii ' A .5 f' 2454? VAS' ' X4 W A. ,L ROBERT BELL MARLYS C RONBAUGH SYLVLL. IADAMS 13551 AIKEN KEITH if I DISTIIRHOP1' DONALD EASTRIDGE KENNETH BROWN DONALD DENZLER I . IUDITH GOODNOUGH DAVID GUNZENHAUSER M1c1a:..5L rox '.-.JLLJAM GILBERT ,,' I R KAREN GRAUER IANET HADENYELDT NORML, IUXLR :uC3..mL ..I.wIkl.E TAMES HONN RICHARD HUMMEL IOHN IBERG RONALD KOEHN DALE KRAKOW MARILYN LEITZMAN DAVE LEMI-EY WAYNE KRAKOW HM MCCAW MYRNF1 MISEL WILLIAM MARTIN IUDITH MCCAULEY X Nz MARGARET MILLI NG LEO RASS MAXINi RATZEI. GARY MYERS FRANCIS SCHULTE DELORIS SIMPSON MARIORIE Rbbn CHARLES SMDERS ELAINE STODDARD SUE SULLIVAN RICHARD S HERMAN KAREN STANERSON BARBARA VOGT MARTIN TOMPIGNS IO ANN TRAUT KATHRYN WATKINS BYRON WILSON MYRNA WOLTER KAREN ZUBER 9 viva or W' OFFICERS: Barbara Vogt, Pres1dc-my Richard Sherman, VICE PTCSICQERIQ Sue Sullivan, Secr-,taryg IVQEHQZJIIEJ Rusn, Treasurer. 16 GQ. , Q G00 Q2 .05 Q, x GXP5 NNXXY W' W Kmffvi, Y- SO O9 09 I o 44. C1463 , If I 5 EN IDR Af!! sp W5 J I , Ma!! n n x c irst nt rc t'i a s oi Mar n o lirn itt tid x e r alize w at ou tl ng activity i x ere to ncountci With ll or ti danc s concerts oa l 4. cl ss unctions and scfiool never had a dull non ent Our Junior year held many r emoxics lor us lt was then that we order d our class rings and pres nted our play We Snoon the Family Tre We earned money .35 nol ing o if sales picling up corn and selling magazines to provide for our IL.n.ro1 S n O1 Bancu t and Prom Sn 1'1QI'llc tion for commencement will always oe 1 membercd as hlQl'1llQl1'I1S from our senior We seniors hav complet d our nigh scnool work, and we have grown in 1 nowl edge None of this l nowledge compares with the happiness which has come through iri ndship A sen1or's mind contain the memories of many happy events We have snar d the happiness of seven class s the three ahead of us, our own, and th thi e o low us Our memory is more than our own past happiness or sorrow It is cor posed of the reelings of all tnose who have helped us along who were helped o f us or of those who simply shared with us the up ana downs of lire All that remains are the wonderful memories contained in the minds of all who have experienced them Our memories should stand to the underclassmen as a goal of the ull, rich liie which th y should try to lead while they are in high school Th senior y ar should not oe thought of s an end but it should be thought of as the ir t step in a long wall' W seniors will go into life guided by our past ex periences Never say you ve reached the end There s always something more Son ething grand QHO wondexiul To strive and struggle for Don t build x alls around yourself Or shroud th x indox pane Loo out on tne distant view And dare to dream again CLASS COLORS Dusty Rose and Pearl CLASS FLOWER . . . . . . . White Orchid CLhSS MOTTO We Know Not ling Oi To orrow, Oar Businr ss Is To Be Good And Happy Today. VW: 'Jef tc cad Qch ll f 'ae g l'j, l' lc l ' gc' '1'l'l 1-'sti ve 'se e 4. i' a ' ie' e , Q ,' l garrres, a i' i -, l work - - ' ' ' z. on . ' ' r a ' n . f I . 1 ' ' . . Q ,J ll I ' l ' 6 ll J e , . . 111 dp Cl:e an , ' 1' , 1 ' r ' ' , 1 Y- ,K , W - .-P ll ' H .. ll x: l A Lg I QL '. Presentation of the Senior Play, planning for our trip to Chicago, and prepara- L' i Q ' 1 P P A ' ' ' ' year. fx i ' G Q ' ', ' -'Q 1 ' ll - f . '- ' ' 1 ' ' ' e ' ' 'e ' . ' ' ' s e ' I - , ' P e ' - Y t e - A ' ' e ,,X,, Y , I ' ' ' C RJ 4 A Q W ' ' ' ' ' 1 fa , 3 x f,- ' - -fl - ' f: 1 1 -1 - - 5 ' 'fe - ' e ' ' ' . c 1 ' c l a , ' ' ,A 5 S f, - , H G ' 4 ' ' ,I - i .. Il ., I I I A ' ,bg w ' 1 ' f -'1 l ' .iv -N I ' e v 5 E: ' e ' A ,K ' ,B - ul f- - .fs . N , In ,f 8, . . Y, . .V K ORC -if 0 'l .. 5,5 I 1 14 i Q' I 4 Z .1 J Qs C' f Y f Q J Qi 's . I L -5- ' n 5 ., E lu Fo QQ? if v gf ,L V, k if , P or 0 - di. -2 sv, ,.. f ull-610 fr 3' Hfjq .fu , E 31 I l'9 L few, , U 20 'G' W' 1' .A, , TYPISTS AIND PHOT OGRAPHERS Norma Hlrer RODGYI Hmnle Sue Su111van Delorxs S1mpsor Iudf Goodnougn Mar1ys Cror1,a,1gr ORGMMZATIONS -HND CTIVITIES LDITORS Dave Gu zerrauser 11m Hcrr C ucx Snrcers Pcggy M1111 5 Myria Wolter Sy V15 .1-.dems 'ffcen CLASS EDITOR 11m MCCQW R cnard Snermar B111 Marur Myrna M1se1 Karer Stanersor 'QQ J Z? g W IZ L- MUFPIIY, K. LOQLM2, C. Bowen, I. Pqegner, M. iIQrtmQr.1., Ixl. ii.1rtrnQr.r,, 5. 51:15, L. Eiqxr., V. Lonrer, I.Gf1ff1TA, K. Iaisrmx, S. VOQI, Olsor., B. Ogden. ROW Hg D. Snermer., M. Halvorsor., E. Berry, CJl1,..., J. Rosa, V. Koemg, C. Possehl, I. Iohnstor., L. H1lSmBIi, Wlllu, N. Pdttericf., N. Viatti, S. Myer, M. Meefzs, E. Ligsei, I. Csryer, F. E':o:1:er.., D. Becker. ROVV III: G. Zonrt, C. Croxipapzgh, L 'v.vl1kLYk.SCI'., N. Mciwixlzxr, EE. Emerson, B. Becker, I. Dezzler, I. S1I1Sii'f, Trgrirrik, I. Srmtz., K. Hoon, P. G31z,r.11::1, C. Llmglcs, I Klein, L. K:-.OCrL, R. Lllic, U. Hal.. NOT PICTURIQDQ Indy Sc:.:.L-ulllaftz.. Q Q H ' 9 of 'C I: XP: 'A - ' V, ' -.-H -. O.,-f.,:as , . ,tw J , Cn ' r 1 LM-, , 'K I . X. ! l . 244 In the fall of l956, fifty-two memuers ofthe present class of fifty-four entered high school with a bubbling enthusiasm that has carried them up to the last lap of their journey . There are members of the class who participate in all of the extra-curricular activities, in- cluding one cheerleader, Linda Hahn, and two Student Council mem- bers, Iudy Schneekloth and Linda Hahn. The officers who represented the junior class are Ronald Vogt, presidenty Sondra Vogt, vice-presi- dent: Vivian Koenig, secretary: and Harold Emerson, treasurer. The main projects ofthe class this year were the junior Class play, magazine sales, Homecoming, and the junior Senior Banquet. OFFICERS: Ronald Vogt, Pres., Sondra Vogt, Vice Pres.yV1v1a:2 Koenig Sec.: and Harold Emerson, Treas. W in In the fall of 1958, fifty-nine members of the sophomore class started their second year in high school. Many of our class members have participated in extra-curricular activities . Some are in basket- ball, football, track, band, or vocal music. Our Homecoming float tied for first place this year. We have done well scholastically, too. Two members of our class have had a straight A average. Our Student Council members are Dick Peshek and Gary Cooney. OFFICERS: Dick Peshek, Pres.: Sharon Wilkinson, Vice Pres.: Sheryl Hibbs, Sec., Sherry Wilson, Treas. di . Miyhw -3, L ,fa r:1ff'?'v'f'J, Q 4 , 4 ,A ' vi ' lg li. l1..,-,, M. j.1:':srr.a, I. Kult-lsori, C. Berry, I. Efeilmur., D. liiner, li. lille, f. 1' :., .l. rzser, CL. Biqzfcqu, L. Hoyt, li. Cnuziule. wler, 5. Gator., Ex. I-l.1rtr:.'1:.z , 1. Lggr,-11, L. Utqiler, L. Hayes, C. Krzfis, C. In 'c:1. E-lfll ll: E. Kx:.zez1ig,r.-J, L. Willo, lmho: J reris, C. Cullum, P. Bear., Cl. liarisul, Kee., QE, ,34kr.r:., N. llc,c:.cy,', f. lQQ.t:4,, L. '3 fzczs, I. lzinzmi, I. liilsrnrr r cuhitlut, r,. Distr-rxcfi, C. Ke1.:,ell, E. f1m.II',ri7. iw Iri the fall of 1958, severity-four members ofthe freshman class were initiated into the halls of Marehgo High with open arms and plenty of limburger cheese. The class has been very active in such extra-curricular activities as basketball, football, track, vocal music, and band. That isri't their only accomplishment though, some of them rate very high scholastically. Freshman class officers are Bob Nielarid, President, Iohh Ketelsoh, vice president, Carol Bigbee, secretaryg and Mike Cooney, treasurer. The Studerit Council members are Al'.l l Lahglas and Janice Hilsmah . A I L n 1 . ROW I: L.'Jo1g1m.,, Inrzngfr., Mxlllzfg, I. 1' ' D. P1lI4'f.vI, 1. NFDA ,Jr f 1 ' L 2 i' l dx . i 'lf H , --Q 'Q . ,.- k ' I s. 3 SF, Eli -A 3 af. Su:.urr.1u-ar, J. 51mrior.1,, K. Ayn, A. Snermur., Tj. 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I' tl nd, C. M.rs, In Koemg F M 5.mmor.s. ROW IH: D. Hansel, Klever, L. Ropens, E. Slsymdker, B. Gerard, D, Crulg, Edwurds I MCLQ L Ldwards I Vwatts T,Bs ,N'.K .1er,S.P ,B.D . ,B.I y,D.iilsm:n, . 1 .. OE' 3 ' 's' , . sf ' , . B4 ', R. Ili Y, . Mar. Z, . I 1m. , I. wer C. Me's, I. Egglestone, I. Stexxmetz, F. Vfxidensurg, 1:1 I ., . a 1 r .. , len F. K1: fs x , . Vo , D. I-i1s,I. Kcmler, . F , . . . ', .E1. L. 51 ' . RO ' 1 . Mf'C.1 , S. Ldrge, i. St .mns, A. D 11 ', B. 1 I. I.M I, . , . T..-,B.R111,D.Id:1r,H.Imf i,L. 1x,V.!rl ' I- ' ' , . ' , . '- WWW4 aww! M66 g. W6 aww Q 92,6 Fmiefag gow W aw Emfedaw Q06 'X X . 5 I Y fi xv 'S' S X-4' if f N4-3 WMM y , . .AU STANDHNG Langlas G Cooney I Hilsman, Mr. Strohbehn, fikdvisorl. SEATED: L. Hahn, D. Peshek, N' Rus N' R tzel iBSENT Jud, Scnneekioth, Martin Tompkins. The Marengo Student Council began the year by electing the new freshman members. The Student Council has also accomplished many other things. They are: activity ticket sale, freshman initiation partyg set up committees to sell refreshments at basketball games, and set up committees for school parties. They have also decorated three Christmas trees, sent various members to the convention at Amesg sold school pennantsp set up a policy on transfer students' activity pointsg had elections for next year's members and nominated next years officers . v PM ,. ,, L-,IL.Ji, -..- '.,, lx. ., is, B.. 'Q l V .A..' I' . GY The Berilee filrore F. T. Cgzgter segsgi 511. e:1r'.'.'1:E1 1.igr:Q.'-flve mezisers. Serie of the sezgvltles '.if.CicEf1l-'LGY1 ij: gig riexisers :C sl: Q cleerer eoiceptlozi of :e,:.1g:1g, seeri se 45211911 E5Cf'.lIfQ ilireggiegi :ite jfesr, :retire 'ef-N 'W' 'e tie sprizig, iii 5 pixel CilSCLLS5 er. 'A Jollege sieiegits. The cfflcers :ave spoke: tx-fc Ce ' Ceficll meetuigs tc promote the F. T. Il. Chapter 1:1 :lie segzity. , Tse offlcers also attended tzie State :. A. ein- Q eziilozi gt Des lkfeirzes, '.-.tille Lie eitxe C....g:er ::-g:eQ levxe Colleges or. Prospeczgve Teecxers D Vo 5 b1mrr 'rcdrmkson S H L1 L Lh1rd.lc1' C1dv1s r U i 3 r, Q oe 1 rr C, Bfe W III Ju I M M1 Q I L SCI11 L s o 1 L n fflmml I Hcdcrfeldl c, ro I nsrr 1 L1ll1r D 11 L Incl 4 v 5 or Wd c1 el V Lo vN11so its Ze 1 Q R D15 er o S1mmo er o The F H A Calendar th1s Xear xx s of ectue d corrplete one, vv1tn severty rrerr ers part1c1pat1ng 1n the scheduleo events Elg 1teer g1rl eernec. t.e1rIun1or and C mpter Inome mn? ers degrees IH November Two rogr ms were spor sored yt el H d t1 e F O1 tlx tne 5. eetneer Q. Tl 1r o r Fr +11 C o 5 r1ze C1 c1ro1 1 r rex1s1o s 1rt e corst1t.1t1o trcmy ,.ol1sn1rg elec ro .1 SGIVIVQ rs 1ostesses .or W1ll1 rnsourg cweoter were also 1 clqoeo CIlVlLl6S Ir Maron We newly electeo ofwcers 1tf1 Ivnss IOHIHSYOI , Qovlsor, also Mrs Em 1n Vogt x fv chapter motner, attended tne State L 1- Convenuon ine year was Cllm xeo wun he mey C, suet an 1rsta1lat1o1 OI ex C 11C r reyres er aus. Q Ire F n A .fa Q Lwxvertxo 1 1n Des Mo es LIJL vu . 1 . Q I X 0. ROI. 13 gr, L. 25.111, W .s, FJ, Q..,g.g1el., Q. 3125, L. 15 1-W, D. C 4, C. gSs...1r:.1Q:.e:, Fl.I'1:er, . Hoyt,f.Ei.1:1r.,I. I - ' ', . IL. 5, '. ' Q 1 ', 12.31-giver., L. D' :.'Ler, L. Ei1ye,1, Q. 115041, B. Klcxz., C. '- s, L. ite:-1'.-.'e.1t11L:r. FLW H: Mrs. J. .1-Lur, S o J, C. I.. rL f1:., f. Trng., IQ. EQ.:1rf, ser , D. Pose, 5.141115 ', C. ' Hier., P. P.111l1'1g, M. 'A Hier, Ni. 12151, C. Kam-ll, V. K -1.5, !...F.1ee-Ls, N. '.'oj:', 5, Niger., '. C.1l'1.1.,, '. Ban.-rczi, B. MIS , . kflffrf, I. Ei .:i'.:feQdt, K. 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Iva' aw 4 1 'v,ers artl , lx t Jvw O WSJ zfwhauser Ro :rt Swa lsor a,marLr , M la nr L warde rat z ra L, J f 1 C Kra 1 SL 1 m Tne Ivltlrengo F F Crmpter, wmer wus orge lzeo ln Deoemper 1152, nas recelved Superlor Chapter 1 x ard trom tue State or me pa st tour years Tnelr uCL1V1L16S cor SLSL ot delegotes at State and 1 ter .dtloral Corverttlons Tne C apter took pert lr cnorue, lard, ard mnual actlvltles of tne F P X corsls of Parert So. Ba uet, S eet eart tm e yrlde DICIWIC and carolmg lrcluoed lr tl e projects were ogs e , 5 .e ar rrtc 5 ot rn 1:- H L ICERS T .Je 5 n: 5 R L. 5 bid J I 4 P ROW I: L. Beyer, LJ. LC iw. jfdf'.EfSJI, U. Sohltterle, R. Olson, G. .1 , B. M rt, IJ. fifwes, I. 'e eleug., Es. ii rms I. 15.211, D. J F. 1: ' , 11. 25r.f.-.':i, ,pg Sv riezzi, lflyx 1. .ROME 11: L. S1 12, L. Mvers, . E 1' asm., 13. 1 R. Mraz., 11. LJL-1. ler, Ei. fl1l1,EQ'Y1, U. K funn, L. 'fzgty Vogt, C. 'Y'YfKDc3..1QH, I. Deztzlrer, I. X1 Ljaw, fi. ff. D. :aiL,-cf L. lla f ' .rf'.' l.' .' gi presented e float at the State Conventiozi and eritered ell contests at sub-distrlct levels. I ' . .,. .-Sd 'gi D'c,he , ' .1 , ' ' . . ' '. H ' h ,im ef Z ep,e.d hers. . R 5 9 . ' If ' F . 4 x 5 1 s M L ' i J-- 5 . X DF? S: ,ir B.Z:f'a'.-., Presp 211. llgert, Klee Pres.: 36:1 ' filer, ,irrg Jeizler arid Jah: e-:i2Q:1:1e-5Qr ri-greseziieg :ze Sec., Roziali 'Ireaxy 11::- CLs::, Reggrterg xi Dave 5:::af:,:i:, 5141:-.gs F. F. St. 'Sh :iii ii K Ci C-ii'-'fiilfb 'ext . vi , . Q Barbara Mlfeh vlc . - .L or - X L5 .C,35l PYe5'3,-.eCl6Tl51 kncx S F -A5365 F .x',r5- 1' 'Rui V , , 'yQ5: ' QYYXCL Dec. - f ,,iLlff 57.59-' ' Y,-fe5.2 ROW I: M, Rush, C. Langlas, B. Misel, S. Wille S. Myers. ROW II: D. Becker, I. Paegner li. Watkins, IQ. Hiner, Mrs. Tiedens, Ciizivisorl C. Possehl, M. Kennell, I. Klein, R. Langlas F. Galbraith, L. Slaymaher, R. Conn. A staff of eignfeeg. student licrarians is re sponsisle for a period a day each in library service. Lac: rriusi maintain a average and azienc me staff meeting every Omer week. For :wo years of service a staff rnemcer receives a school lezter with staff insignia, and after four years a silver staff pin. The staff and guests are entertained at one social function, ine annaal Cnristrnas party. Tie Pep C1455 ictwg revxslor, of ine cozisilzu Pep Clgi 1215 fill g.a:11ecQ 1:5 gspgll Lge: . Ixlontegume, arid Hom ' eulci Comgly ',-.'1t:1 our 4-, XC F ee -entered ero4:1d:21ree mejor grogectsg Dads Nlght, Homecomxig, , ezgiers of :he members of our footogll team were special Quests Toleds-Nizrerigo game. Homecoming, Cctober Z-1, 1558, was 4:- 1::iv1tg.', gziclugiei :Lie Bonfue, scrcretlor. of time qxeeri, game mg Dqmce. Megor T'5V2S1OT.S were made in the constltutloi so that '-.-..,. '::z..f'G.:fv :.e1...l: . f 5 is . mc, arrator .1 U Pumit a Lama Bulllvan D warm En cs D am Rosa cc ...efox 045 4 - .,,- . Irxms gcnglie . . Sally Suns Nancy Patterson . . Indy' GIlff1U . janet P46-qner I K ,IQ a B Nreland K Stanerson V Koemg KATHY NEUHAUS SALLY IO SIMS SONDRA VOGT KATHY IANSMA KAREE LOGUE IUDY GRIFFIN MARILYN WATTS ESTHER BERRY VIVINN KOENIC JANET PUEGNER NANCY PATTERSON LU ANN HILSMAN DLANE ROSA IUDY SC HNEEKLOTH VIVIAN LOHRER ROSALIE CULLUM BARBARA MISEL CAROL POSSEHL CAROL BOWEN . The me morlzlng and the dellverlng of speeches or parts of speech s that are wrltt n by otners 1S l'nown a declamatlon Boo Nleland and Dlck Pundt rccerved D1v1 slon I ratrngs rn the Iowa ILIQH School Speecn Contest and advanc d to tn s cond round ol competltlon The oth r memo rs recelvcd Dlvlslon II ratmgs Th lntcrpr trve readlng program was car rrcd on oy Vrvran Koenig and Karen Stanerson They botn rec lved DIVISION II ratlngs rn the contest held at Montezuma mm 244 P LADIES LOUNGE Shrrley Iohnson Mltzl Palmer Iessle Manners Faye Wllllams Iudy Cantwell 1111 Monroe Lola Wllhams Ada Cantw ll Vera Monroe Ienny Basxcrwllc Lmda Carson Mona Otrs Deeka Scmller Edlth And rson Prrst Woman Second Woman FITSI G rl Second Glrl . Tmrd Glrl ' e ' I ' S ' . : ' ' . e -f 'e ' H A U I IA O o ' e ' ' - e , - Mr McDowell, CAdvisorJ I. Griffin, F. Schulte, D. Pundt, O ll ll LINDA HAI-IN . . . . . . Helen Iohnson . . . . . . . c i . . . . . . . . . 'gazed Led by majorette, Ann Langlas, and twirlers, Rosalie Cullum, Dianne Dale, and Linda Hoyt, and under the direction of Don Briceland, the Marengo Tiger Marching Band completed another successful season. The band's first efforts toward an eventful season were consolidated last summer when its members and all people in the Marengo community worked together to raise over S6000 for new band uniforms. On Labor Day the band marched before a large audience who was attending the annual Sweet Corn Day held at Vinton. Again this fall spectators from Marengo and the surrounding areas were pleasantly entertained by the band's halftime presentations at the football games . In late spring the Tiger Marching Band proudly represented Marengo as it performed in the Eastern Iowa Band Festival. L noyt Lawglas R C ll fn avi D Dalg lcacl me Marfhmq Band on me football ld and m arades 'mtl' Mr Brzceland plaws maneuvers for me rrarch ng oawd LBLI :J .vel 2.7-.SS LCIJ E ..13.E HLTL QL.--.PQ If f- I., :-.:,,. ,. -..Lai Lgrg, Q 3,.:. ,. 'fggi ci 5 '1 Rasalis Zglgr Duff. 53211: fc Sxis '1 C..,1:1uQer ' ' CLKRIISET fqlxf Ixiqris E'QQerc:..x,gcr Sncryl Idiot Puagxpr Trucxe Cxlrcl Ill. LL. DQ: ..,. 1 Lg..A:.gCr 1 IX, .... . ' cmlg... Cyrxtzigg M413 Nancy X-.LT O Sf-bl L P E E Lf TQ Hu.: E-Qligrc . C K.,,L, E141 Ix,I.Z.CIZu nh: Lair Cxol Blwzeselg' Dmrxzie Bo .'.' er. Llzda Lazglas Janet Brown TEIYOR SIXOPECFCE Steve Denzler V1V18IX Lehrer Bop Pedersor. COYk.V.lC Stonemzi: Kdre: M urphy Barbara Snug EQ 4 Vogt. W . XTX 95.. C V F x Sf arXeS Lag A N39 BARITOIKIE SAXCPHCICE Gary Martin CCRICLT Ricnard Pune: Robert Nieland Clare Iacoci Steve Large Ichn Bower. Barbara Kurnme: Ralph Ianr Fred Vandeziarg FRENCH HCRIQ Rancy Vfatkgns Htnne Langlas TUBA Rozert Kocn TYMPANI Carroll Cullum TROMBONE Donald Snerrnar. Baci Vancebirg Mike Iansrna Wayne Singlet idx-:arc Pu not BARITONE Corwin Berry Allan Snerrnar. Ioan Haack PERCUSSIOIN Richard Lille Ionn Huey Carol Hook Sandra Gates Judy Steinmetz RQ. The concert band maintained a full schedule of activities this year, beginning with a winter concert just before Christmas. Preparation for th Iowa County Music Festival at Williamsburg, for a spring concert, an e d for contest involved a major portion of the band members' work. Traveling to Pella and Monticello for solo, ensemble, and large group contests, th 6 band discovered that competition among class B schools was greater than any that had previously been encountered. Witn relatively young group of musicians who have had little experi ence, the Marengo Concert Band enjoyed a fairly satisfying season. OT. SOPRANO Esther Berry Carol Bigb-ee Linda Denzle: Linda Gates Iudy Goounough Iudy Griffin Norma Hiner Audrey Lillie Peggy Milling Maxine Ratzel Diane Rosa Carolyn Stake Karen Stanerson Kathy Watkins Marilyn Watts Carol Griffin TENOR Paul Galbraith Lynn Beyer Iim Hunnell Mike Iansxzxa Randall Milling Richard Pundt Ronnie Stanerson Corwin Berry Tommy Lorrigan DIRECTOR Mi s s Rusbult AC C ONLY P4 MST: SO xjefli' Our vocal music department has been busy this year. Our first public appearance was made at our Christmas Concert, its' theme being, Christmas Around the World. Our small groups have provided entertainment ior various city clubs and organizations. They all enjoyed Xntkrtoirulmg, ond it olso pzopgzroici th OI' COHt4 dt. Sins' lmvv boon cm1r1q,..1ro 1Cl.1,QtSCtO .1 closg B school, uolflgllj fgozm ollffloulr :f.p..5-C for Q get .1113 Hzzpvgng to gyomtogzi tix gf :Agat- njjo ,,cv1x.,,i 251: our vocal gnc -, .- K. -.0 wit v,.,nL1 Dk U. ... -M . yy. . .13 L0-lr 21135 .J :Qig- INK - K.C,l .r . Pl-:-. C:.:. L43 iLc...:1L...g D.cf, P, or. 'Jul' P Ei Dm' 3311.1 P..- ,.,. .. Q.. .. BL. 572.111 ALT O SQ L'.'1f. Aux: Ioxft Amar. EJLQ Cnangl Rosgriary' D1 Smira Goto I.lfiQ'Zii1Ii'.If Igngco Hhs. KJt.x,' IJHJU, Cnr.sL.r.'. lx.. V.v.on Ko-gr.. ,cm LdKQ'.:15 Iouy MCCQJ Sorzizra Vogt Sfnrry 'JUL5 Ikfyrf... Wmlt Simian .'v'1..c L u ' L1 Q ze C V hu QC, nr L r r L r mm Lu. 0 , ocaf I o ' ' 42' i A' I: M155 I4 s.f..11t, K. K'.4t3L1g.5, P. Ix1,lQ.'g, L. 'H1t4.1,, C. Blgzwfv, 11.1 .mS, S. Wllsor., N. Rt 1, C. K-zincll, . ' M 1L1luy, K. IQ isme, V. L. fr, L. Dangle , K. Q5t.::.cr:.c,x , 1ll.,, M. .'.0t1:., fQ.Ii1:1e , C. Pie, f. ' 3: .gw L 5115, I. Iiglsrmfz , I. Ii1.:,L-Lffli, F. Dgsiezgoli, N. Vv'.,112Lr, J, .Llp , o o J .f 3 f.fQ-QKQ fffL,f-Q-: : fm . E rl, ff .... , : .' f.' - '.1,l':., , .- lr-, -, .QrL. ,1L21Q.: ,,,:',, 1. ,.: If. v. .Z ..-,.ff, 3. X1 Lg DON DENZLER Right End KEITH DISTERHOP1' Right Guard MXKE PQX DICK HUMMEL Center Tucklu DICK HOGAN Ipit lialiback Q 9 BILL BIXIKER L1 HAROLD WILKINSON Head Coach 'C V K. -xl GARY COONEY HAROLD HMEISON KEN HOOK Left Guard Loft Guard Left End Halfback CHUCK sANDsRs FRANCIS scnuu-f: RICH SHERMAN . Mmry 'rommus Fullback Tackle Quarterback a Halfback Marengo Marengo Marengo Marengo Mare ngo Marengo Marengo Mare ngo Marengo QM 14 0 20 14 28 7 28 14 O LaPorte City Williamsburg Prairie Toledo Belle Plaine Tama Montezuma Sigourney Brooklyn GARY ZAHRT Center VN, youu KLEIN LARRY xnocx 1 , u l Left End Right Halfback Left Guard Right gm-1 LONNY WILKINSON 526' 77M ,dw E636 7Zaf Wh, Sex! M f M Wada! 52 ROW I M Tompkms D Denzler R S ermar D hurrmel M Fox K D1sternoft C Sarders G Zahrt ROW Il Mr W1 K1 so oacnl e1r mer rr K Hoo B Becne L K ock L Vkxlrmson D Hogan I Freeze ROW III D Beardsrear W IN es ser G Coo e L glas L Matmas R Kummer D Scdaipuch B Smltn G Martm lvcC uley Slmmons R Starerso v V Scdu cner D Be n Pu K Za rt D Pattersox D Slmmors M Log e S errr r Mr Badger CCoac I ZMKQWS A squad of flfty poys turned out for our fust football practlce The prospects for another w1nn1ng season were rather dun, oecause of the presence of only seven lettermen Only three of the lettermen were regulars from the prevlous season The squad had a very flne attltude and worked nard Although we lacked speed, especlally rn the packheld lt was qulte a successful season as shown by the record Several of the departlng semors have made great contrxoutlons to our football success and wlll be mrssed when next season rolls around W nope they contmue thelr footoall playrng along wlth therr educatlon IH some college Ai 'rf ' DN A A I l' n n, KC ', I. Kl '., li. E. son, D. Szer .ar., . lc, . ' r, . n , . ' , . , . ': . . , .T , . xy,i.anf ,. .r,. ,'.I ,. , . Mr. Hart, lCoacnI. ROW IV: T. Lorrlgan, I. Anrens, A. Coopender, P. Cullum, M. Cooney, R. Watkins, B. Nieland I. I a ', I. . , . . n. ROL 1 I. .ma' , . 3 ,D. ndt, . fn , '. 1, . . C . . , . , . . I . . ' ' . e Strategy during a time-out. Foya ' aafezfal Student Managers Dave Gunzenhauser and Mike Fox ED BADGER Head Coach ROW ONE P Cullum D Simmons R Stanerson R Milling B Hibbs I Simmons K Zahn C Berry ROW TWO M Fox G Zahrt L Knock K Hook L Wilkinson H Emerson R Vogt D Hummel R Sherman K Disterhoft B Gilbert I Klein C Sanders D Gunzenhauser Uvlanagerl ROW THREE Mr Badger CCoachlI Hunnel I Horin I Ahrens B Smith D Schafbuch R Langlas W Messer L Vogt M Cooney R Hinkle R Kummer G Cooney D Hogan I Ketelson R Gerard D Bean Bob Koch CManagerJMr Hart CCoachJ The Marengo Tigers fought hard on tne basketball court and finished the season ranging second in the South lov a Cedar Conference although they had a record of nine wins and ten loses the boys had several very satisfying victories Even though a group of promising young athletes will oe in action nevt year, th loss of six seniors from the squad this year will produce a noticeable effect Conroy Montezuma Sigouiney Parnell Tarra Toledo B'-llp P aine Brooklyn Williamsburg 6005 lviontezuma Sigourney c. 'forth Enclsn V QAO North English 'A e liar e -, st he Brooklyn SECTIONAL TO URNHIVENT Sicourney ' Marengo ' X. X 1 -xi E ' Oyd m eww OPPONENT NARENCO OPPONENT IVZARENCO 29 39 A 7 ba I 6-l -19 1 81 66 r 66 47 Tar' 6l :a 32 62 i .J . ' 73 as r 60 40 Toi d 95 ' -17 49 to ell Q-l e t l -i7 oo Bell ' n -ll ol ' JU 63 Kev 'o' ol 46 7l i' DU -19 J 63 ol W wanna basnet' ' ' C O R E Soon Score' ' I I -.FREN OLSOFQ hemi Cogcf, my - be k ,rr Mfr. 914.5 .11 tie ,Q LJYICY L,l'Q.1'Z . RUTH AHRENS Chaperone aa'6ez5aW 'J K IL Ra , '1 Vwgt C r b I1 Ab OLJ ra,C4l D ff OVT' 4,5 SLJLSJHS tx at v1CtOr f um LD V '10 ' www U D LJt .zu rO L YU 1Lv NJ V v t L. Hgl I D 7 S E L, I n 5 CI' 2 RO v THRLE 1 L b s C r Q .J C .pil O KC J FOV f OTC :M 1 , Y L 1 , GW t'.,'-.f 11 MM 8 L1 up xxl l L tn tl 1 CQ: f 1 OF' B N1 Blag D.,, fx-QOL 1' ry 4 XJ Ziff SEC IO LV Ci , 1 X L uso J s if ff Vw fr.. F v0 D r K.1mr'er 1 I .Q ual y A L5 L 0 L . male! lx.L ,M M 0 H',Q,S' f,.'. Ig j.'.'1':ef. ,rg, Lf. 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QQQ:f1, Ei. gi':1':-:, D.Ei,g.1:i,P.1..g,:4,f. Freege, C. 553515, Nr, Ei.1rt, ill-Q:.'.J. I Hahn S Hxbbs M Ratzel K Stanerson L Hahn C mon gang let's QIVG a great blg T Youc n yell louder n that E Louder Stlll A Louder yet T E A M TEAM TEAM TEAM! l I I I aafewkw YK M if L Harn M Ratzel I Hawn dndK Starersor leo the stude t ody nmug anusy b sketoall seasor . , . , 1 - 1 - I - ' I 1 - lu n l I ll ll ' --ll l 1-I O M - - .. - - '--' I l J I . , Q s Q I . 'Xi H K ,,. o 'R ., . X., . , . 1 , . . . ' r, 5 1' 5 ' a ' .. TIGER ev, '--1 The senior float Tiger Tack Tlcs tied for fxrst place .Y 1 in 'C if 9 N T e sopiomore Iloat Rootin For Vxctory tied lor flrst lace Tne junior float We ll Break All Records tied for second place Tre Ireshmar float Beepmg Out A Vxctory txed for second place z 'ggi' lair i 'if X, - OQTAVI T ' 1 .'A . 04 2. Ez. We56vmzeaf Wepmadd WQWM lr Elf. UAL . LVL S: ag: WW 4 Y 'W s 52S'4'!!l:y Segal 'A I Q I 7 1 'Q' A 4 L f s. , . ' xi ig s 14'- A '33, 1 Q '6 ll wx Q eawvzfzafel The followxng tndex rncludes the year each semor gorned the class or 59 ollowed by the act1v1t1 s of whlch he was a part and the number of years he partlclpated ln each actlvlty SYLVIA ADAMS 1046 Annual Staff F T A 1 Pep Club 4 F H A 2 Band 3 M1xed Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Glee Club Offlcerl Vocal Small Groups 4 Solo Work 2 JANET AIKEN 1950 Annual Staff F T A 1 Pep Club 3 F H A 1 Mixed Chorusl Glee C1ub4 Basketballl BOB BELL 1945 Class Officer 1 Iunlor Play Stage Crew 1 Glee Club 1 Vocal Small Groups 1 Football 2 KENNETH BROWN 1952 F F A 4 PTOJBCIIOIIISI3 MARLYS CRONBAUGH 1955 Annual Staff L1brar1an 2 Pep Club 3 Stage Crew 1 Glee Club 3 DON DENZLER 1952 flcer 2 Football 4 'Track 4 TOM DAVIDSON 1945 Band 2 KEITH DISTERHOFT 1945 Class Offlcer 2 Annual Staff Student Counc1l1 Llbrarian 1 Football 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 DON EASTRIDGE 195 5 Track 3 MIKE FOX 1945 F T A 1 Pep Club 3 Iunlor Play One Act Plays 1 Stage Crew 1 Mlxed Chorus 2 Vocal Small Groups 2 Foot ball 3 Basketball Manager 2 Track 2 Baseball 3 BILLY GILBERT 1956 F F A 3 F F A Offlcerl Basket ball 3 Baseball 1 Homecommg Escort Projectlonlst 1 IUDY GOODNOUGH 1 955 Annual Staff F T A 2 Pep Club 2 Band 1 Mlxed Chorus 2 Glee Club 3 Vocal Small Groups 1 Solo Work 1 KAREN GRAUER 1955 Pep Club 3 DAVE GUNZENHAUSER 1955 Annual Staff Pep Club 1 F F A 4 F F A Offlcer 1 Basketball Man ager 2 Track Manager 1 Homecomlng Escort Progpcctlonlst 4 IANE1' HADENFELDT 1945 F T A 2 L1brar1an2 Pep Club4 F H A 4 Iuruor Play One Act Plays 2 Muced Chorus 2 Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 NORNIA HINER 1954 Annual Staff Lrbrarlan 1 Pep Club 3 F H A 4 M1xed Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 BOB HINKLE 1945 Annual Staff Stage Crew 3 IIM HONN 1945 Annual Staff Student COUHC112 F T A 1 Pep Club 4 Pep Club Offxcer 1 Iumor Play One Act Plays 1 Mlxed Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus Offlcer 2 Glee Club 3 Vocal Small Groups 4 Solo Work 3 Football 1 Football Manager 1 Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 2 Baseball 3 Track Manager 1 Home commg Escort DICK HUMMEL 1946 Class Offxcer 2 Llbrarlan 1 Football 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 JOHN IBERG 1945 Pep Club 4 Stage Crew 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Glee Club 1 RONALD KOEHN 1945 Llbrarlan 1 Track 2 Progectrc-mst 1 DALE KRAKOW 1955 F F A 4 Football Manager 1 Track 1 Baseball 2 WAYNE KRAKOW 1955 F F A 4 Glee Clubl 'lrackl Base ball 1 MARILYN LEITZMAN 1955 T A 1 Pep Club DAVE DEMLEY 1955 Stage Crew 1 BILL MARTIN 1951 Annual Staff F F A 3 Stage Crew 1 Football 1 Projectlomst 3 IUDY MCCAULEY 1945 Pep Club 4 F H A Z Mrxed Cnorus 1 Glee Club 4 JIM MCCAW 1951 Annual Staff F F A 4 F F A Of f1cer2 F F A K1ng Homecomlng Escort Projectlorust 2 PEGGY MILLING 1945 Annual Staff F T A 1 Pep Club 4 H 4 F H A Offlcer 1 ens1cs l Iunlcr Play Tw1rler 2 Muced Chorus 4 Mlxed Chorus Offlcer 1 Glee Club 4 Glee Club Offlcer 2 Vocal Small Groups 4 Solo Work 3 Basket ball 4 Homecoming Attendant MYRNA MISEL 1954 Annual Staff L1brar1an 2 Pep Club 3 Pep Club Offlcerl F H A 4 F H A Offxcer 1 F I-I A Queen Stage Crew 2 GARY MYERS 1952 F F A 2 Stage Crew 1 ProJect1on lst 3 LEO ROBE 1958 Class Offrcer 1 Annual Staff Student Counc1l 1 Student Councll Offlcer 1 Iumor Play One Act Plays 1 Basket ball Manager 3 C . , -.-1 - -1 L LL 3 I...j I 2...I 1 ...I 1' ---I 7 1 2 I 11 - I I 7 - 5 . ---7 2 J' j...2 I ...I I I . - , ,F...:1 1. , ,..-1 aaa I .- U I I , , . 1 I . 1 1 7 . 7---I I ---1 1 1 A ., ...: 7 1 1 1 . 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