Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)
- Class of 1958
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MARCAIQLT KAY ALLPN AlDlJOff Y eensl 7 Glce Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 GH DAVID DUANI' ANDLRSON Lake Clty Iovsl Nlnxccl Chorus I Church League 1 7 3 1 Home r mm Pres 3 Band I 7 3 u 7 I I-I1 15 7 1 Softblll 3 Spamsh u MARY I I LPN ANDREWS Rogers eens 1 Glee Club 1 7 Pr 4 u Stu en enate G 4 Vo F IX ll 3 Icttcr I ROCER ANKRUM Anson KAREN RAE BAKFR Aaron Palmer Y'leens1 7 Pres 1 Mvced Chorus3 4 Letter 3 Certnfxcate l Glee Club 7 GRA 7 3 4 Letter 3 Pm l Sec 1 Cabnneti Pep Clubl 7 3 4 Church Leag.,uc 7 3 4 Usher 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 3 Class Offncer Vlce Pres 7 Sec Treas 3 GY 3 4 Sec 3 Pres 4 GY Conference 7 3 4 State Offlcer 4 Cablnet 3 4 YTeens Conference 3 4 Musxc Groups d 4 Letter Football Band 1 Basketball Band 3 4 Scholarshlp S nety 3 l rt Clu 3 Spamsh Club 3 I ler mands 5 4 Band Festual 7 3 4 Vocal Festual 3 4 I-Iomecommg., Attendant 4 Student Senate 4 Se 4 SHIRLEY BALLARD Aaron Palmer GRA 3 Pep Clubl 2 3 GX 3 4 Vocat1on1l4 fi'-m i 18 '-Y ,Wim usa., l RFD l RANKI IN BARKER JR Gllflx Iootball I HAROLD XXIILLIAM BARKI R Abbott IN ISQUL ntl Dagger 3 I Pl 5 B tl 1 s Ltbxll Band 1 bmll 4 Blntl lem v 1 Pebbles Qtlft 1 RICHARD HARLI Y BARKI R I ranltlm HLBIIIEFCICTIII Officer 1 7 w Pres 1 Student Senate u otball i Bmltc b Ir.1clt THOMAS IRFDRICK BLNIC I Gluck Nlxxul Chorus 7 a 1 Pep Club 7 Church League 1 1 4 'lflClx 1 Vocitmnal-1 Intramuras BI VI RLX ANY BI NSOW GllClt X 'leens 1 ee Club 1 7 G A ep Cu 1 4 Church League GY V we ttxunll 1 RUSSELL C Blvl-TS Wtltwdbury Church Iugue 1 a 1 NI1Qque md Dagger Ss a 1 Footblll 1 Blsltetball 7 'lrnk l QAINDRA RAI BOLLL Abbott lccnx 1 7 Glen lub -I GRA ' Pep Club Us 1 I Pebbles still 1 ARTHUR LFROX BOONE GllClx Nlrxtd Chtrus 1 t Niusnt Groups Voca ml l rf 'W Bidi 5 vpn? ivfumi 161 DORIS IIAN BORTON Airon Palmer IIOYD A BORTON Gluclt Vocltnonal I MARY ALICI BRADBURY Gluck eens 1 7 A 7 w urch Ielcue 1 Lsher 4 Masque 1 gger w 4 GX t x rer Drum Nryorctte 1 Letter i Pebbles Reporter 1 Post Qcrxpt Staff Asslstmt Fclrtor 4 Mermucls Clblnet s PIL CY JO BRAINIERD Imnlxlrn eens I Telsurcr I RA 7 4 Chu ue 1 7 1 4 Homerc u Offxcer 7 4 e1s v Pres I Student Scnlte I Nirsque rn cger I Plqys 71 C w 4 X Teens on ference I Bernd 1 Qprnrsh Club s Sec Nlermuds w Hnmecommg Attendrtnt 4 JAMTS NILE BRLNNLCKL I'r1nlxl1n Homeroom Vlce Pres w Mlsque ind DILQCF 4 Plus w Drllxe Plsty I'est1y1l w Award u Class Of xcer w :ce Pres C ub S 3 4 Pres 4 Student Se I Go 7 4 es RUTH ANN BRFNNER Lranklrn eens 1 7 c G e u A C1b1net 4 Pep Club 7 v 4 Church Letcue 1 7 a Lsher 4 Mrsque lncl Dagger w 4 Plays 4 GX s 4 Cxblnet 4 GX Conference w X Teens Con ence 8 Band 1 3 4 'Imrler Letter 4 Club 7 7, Vrce Pres v Metmfuds w Cxbrnet 3 MICHAEL EDWARD BRIMMLR A1ron Ptlmer H meroom Pres 1 H Y 1 7 o 4 Gym Club 3 Footballl 7 Basltetballl 7 Trtcltl 7a Tennls Pebbles Staff 4 Spanrsh Club a Intramural Board ot Control s 4 Church Leigue 1 DAVID MAX BRINTNALL Glrclx Xilxecl Chorus 7 w 4 Homeroom Vrce Pres 2 M rsque tncl Dftgger a Phys 3 Musxc Group O hestral 7 B d 7 5 4 Vrce ep Blncl 1 Ft Scholarshrp Socrety 3 4 Band Letter 3 Mrxed Chorus Letter 3 Festxyals 7 3 4 Musrc Scholar shrp 3 1 DIC K BROWNI Ben Ir1nlCl1n DQS MOIUCS urclm lu ug C u lan 18 cr 4 Pcbb Q QIFCRIFD CLYDII BRU Gllnlx I Vocmunl ROBERT L BUIC HLY Aaron Palmer Bm 1 uc Baslnt me C I ORCI BI LANIK Glldx V wcltmnrl I DONINA LIL BI RCIS9 Aaron Palmer Iuns Nlrxul Chorus I Czlce Club C1 A 7 P Club I Church Lcaguuc -I N e 1 Bm 1 4 out blll I1 Cl Blslxc 1 Bm 1 Nic-rn ll 5 Illflnl Fcstn 11 ucll Icetxx rl C AX LIN BL RKI Llscomb X vclt nil 1 DNLI I BI RIxHI INII R Abbott Churnh Lugue. XPIDQI1 Club Intrlmurzls C U1 ROBFRT LOC IxXX OOD BI TTON I r1nlClm x Pc ub XIINLILIL md Digger mln 1 X u 4 C Iuotblll XIIHILLI' 4 Letter I Bukgrbrll XIIHILLI' lc C, ln YI n L 1 I 1 5 S I PA'I RIC IA ANN C A'l LIN Aszrun PIIUICI' lac LC C n C IORIA ANY COATINIH Aman Prlmcr Vwcltuwnll I BRH ANI I AW RI NIC I COI I lfllllxllll Church Lelcuc I I-Iomeroom Sec 7 Mlsque Incl Dagger P 1 w I b Bas c.tb1ll l C1 III Club I Intrunurll Bolrcl of Control I N L I MARIS DII COLLINS Arnold Iccns 1 I ned Chorus I Pres I G A bxnct c n P p u Iurc h I L ILLIC, 1 I Homerocu P Student SLDIIL I I Qec 1 RIISQLIK. md Digger I Ch w 4 Cxblnct I GX Conference a Cheer cu I I-Ieul Cheerlclcler 1 Schollrshmp S lets w I Spmlsh b I Niermuds w JLANNII COOK Aflron P1lmer Iecns 1 Nhxccl Chorus w I Vlce rcs I Le er C lu. Club ' Vxce Prcs 7 Pep Club Hmmroom QRIIILLI I Vlce Pres 7 Sec Student Semte I Niasque and Dlqger w 4 GRA 3 4 GRA Conference I GX 3 -I Y'Ieen Con fe cncc I Nluslc Groups -I 4 uartet a I Cmeer lucu I Held Chcerclcler I Post Scrl gfiff Ach XIIHWQCI I Pebbles Reporter 4 Mer mucls 3 JAMI 9 DOXIAI D C OPP Anson Mxxecl Chorus 1 5 -I Pllys 1 Baslxetballl VOC1 tmn1l 4 LORRAINE COULTER Irmlclrn Y 'Icens 1 7 GY 3 Bind Ensembles 1 7 Orchestra B 3 I Basketball Bfmd a Voca troml 4 IANICF CRAMLR Eldora Church Lelgue 1 I Treas I Homeroom Sec Treas 4 Vocat1on1l4 DECA 4 Treas 4 'wi' WW! 11 JOAN MARIE CL RSON Anson Glcc Club I 7 a 4 Pep Club 7, 4 Church League l GY w 4 Musrc lestnal 1 Glu Club Ie er CIORCI CJWEN DANII LSON Gllalx jets 4 ZELDA LIP DANNEN LaMo1lle Nirxed Chorus 1 Glu Club 1 GRA 7 a 4 Pep Club 7 3 4 lsher 4 Plays 1 GY 3 4 Vocatlonal 4 Art Club 7 41-I Club 1 7 3 4 Reporter 1 ec Treas 7 Pres 4 Basketball fFrom LaMo1llej 1 MARCIA RAF DAVENPORT Rogers ecns I A b Church League 1 l Homeroom Vzce Pres 2 Masque and Dagger a 4 Plays 3 GY 3 4 Vrce Pr s Cabnnet Adusor 4 Band 1 7 1 4 ep Bfmds 1 Art Club 7 Band Ilstual 7 1 1 Band 1 7 3 4 Footbill Pep Band s JOHN DAVID DeBUTTS Melbourne C urch League 1 7 4 Hn X 1 7 u 4 Foot all 1 w Track Golf 1 jets 4 Assxstant Photogra pher 4 ROBFRT LQROY DLNT Taylor No K Student Senatel Footballl Trackl 7 3 4 Bas lretballl jets 4 SALLY DICRERSOIN Rovers X Teens 1 7 Glee Club 3 G A 7 4 ep Club 1 4 Lsher 1 Nlas in Dagger v 4 Plus w GX 4 Bandl Cleer le1dcr I qplf1lSl1 Club 4 Pebbles Qtlff 4 i Church Lemue 1 TV, T, :lm 1:1 fl.: 4 .ff 'l- : 1 - l 'Q H g -, f. 1, Y-'I' - . . 2: GR 2. 5, 4: Pep Clu 1. 2. 3. 4: ' ' . 2. A1 V 1 ta' A e. 3. ' 1 1 n -l , -, -fl. lg P V :H ,K 5 . 1 . -1 . ' -. T, -. J 3 A .S ., v' jj ' lv RICHARD DAVENPORT Franklin l .....'1 a f. R 4 4 h . -, 3. 1 '- ' .'-A. T. 1 b , . ' nz 1 1 ' '- f' N fl X X it 1 ' ' .' . 1 P-.Q a 7 T .- ..-Q . ,L R -.3. :P . Q! 15, -3 - ' gk . 2. 5. '1 Y 51 r que I if 1 Ll lj' f. -. fl ' 3. 'Z L Z l - l ,l,:'i!A5 in 1 ' 1 . a i 1 . . 4 f .-75.7 - I T515 , 1 A ' we I N f , R IOIIN AIIFIN DIC IxIxUT Albron Xirxetl Chorus 1 Glee Club l Student Scnlte 4 Clrss Ottlccr 1 I Vlce Pr Ii m l l w cttcrsl Blsk I Let Ii Stl IAINYCI DIC C INS Atron Ptlmer ecns 1 7 s w Cl 1b 7 I Chu ICIKLLIL I Student Nenrte S G IOYC I' DICC INS Atron Ptlmer Lens 1 GR 7 b 7 Bzslwtblll l NIARY DEANIXIE DOBSON Rutgers X 'leans 1 7 GRA 7 I Pep C ub 7 w I Chu Let ue 7 4 Lshcr 4 I-Iomeroom Offrcer 1 3 Vnce s 1 L s BIISQLIL tml Dlpger I GH G Conference I and 1 7 Spanlsh Club I Btnd Lett r I GX Clblnet 4 n Fest1x1l7 w BARBARA 'II AINNE DOLL Abbott eens l GRA 7 Pep Club 7 4 P GX 4 Schnlarshrp Socxety I Pebbles Staff 4 BARBARA IIANXII DONALDSON Aaron Palmer H Teensl GRA 7 w 4 Pep Clubl 7 5 4 Church Lea ue7 I GX 3 4 HELEN DONALDSON Anson Y'Ieens 1 7 Pep Club 3 I GY 3 4 Vocat1onal4 RONALD EUGENE DORAZIO Ghck Humc1uuvnPrLs 7 4 Ntudqnt Senate 7 4 I-IIE 17 1 I Iuotbrlll 7 w I Iraclxl 7 w I 4 , - f , - ' . 5, -I, Pres. I., ZD, -. ' L es. a l , lg M Cltb 5, -lg I-Ii-Y 5. 41 Ifuotball I. 2, L' .2. 51 afethall l. 2. 5. A, -ters I. 2. 5. 41 Track I. Letter ll nys' f ate 5. I ' 7 X , ,. . Y 1 A 1 Y-T ' , -. Pref, 21 Pet ' t -. 5, - Q ' rch 1 L , - 1 Q Q z - 21 Play: lg 'Y S. 4. 3 1 I I ' I A Y-T' . , 2: ' A -. 5. 41 Pep Clu -. 3. 43 Church League 11 Plays 1: GY 5, 4: Intramural I I I ' I '- .-: -. 5.5: l -. rch .g -. -1 ' 1 ' , ,. ' Prei. . Se'-Trea. 51 ai 1 1 1 H - 1 ' 5. 4. Treas. 4. 'Y A L: B . -. 5, 41 I . I 5. -1 1 e A: ' 2 ' 1 Ba tl .' ' 'L .., -I. 7 1 . Y-T ' . 21 -3 -, 3. . lays 11 ' 3. 'L . 4 J ' ' ' -1 . . I I 2 g -. ' A. . 'lx 555. gi Q if 375993 1 JERRY LEE DOWNINC1 Rogers f:l1lll'ClI League ll Homeroom Vrce Pres. 1. 31 Plays li Class SL'L'.-Cl-l'l'.l'4 ll M Club Z. 3. Q. Sgt.-at Arms 4: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4. Vice Pres. 43 Football lg Basketball 1: Track l, 2. 3, 4. Letters l. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 2. 3. Ai, Letters 2. 3. 4, Captain 4. DAVID PERREN DREW Franklin Church League 1, 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Sec. 13 Masque and Dagger 3, 4. Plays 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3g I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Chaplain 1, 23 Football 1, 21 Golf 2, 3, 43 Softball 3. 41 JETS 4: Intramural Board of Control 3. 4. Sec. 3, 4. MARILYN DUNCAN Gluck JUDITH DUNN lalls Cnty Nebraska Pla s 1 PAULINF DUTTON Franklm Glee Club 7 PATRICK EUGENE DYRLAND LaMo1lle Glee Club 1 Plays 1 M Club 4 H1Y 1 7 5 4 Football 1 7 3 4 Basketball 1 7 Track 3 Gym C1 3 I CHARLES ECKLES Taylor No 4 Church League 9 4 Student Senate 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 1 3 4 Scholarshrp Society 4 I-I1Y1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 7 Trackl Pebbles Stat 4 Post Scrrpt Staff 4 Intramural Board of Control 3 4 Charrman 4 State Speech Contest 4 CLENDA EGGLESTON Aaron Palmer X Teens 1 7 Sgt at Arms 7 Mxxed Chorus s 4 G'ee Club 1 7 GRA 7 3 4 Pep Club 7 3 Church League 7 3 Lsher 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 3 GY 3 4 Musxc Groups 3 Band 1 7 3 4 Footb1llB1ncl1 Basketball Band 1 Spanrsh Club 3 I Band Festrval 7 4 Mnted Chorus nal 1 7 a lm JEAN MARII' YICHORN Irmklm Y Iecnsl GX 9 1 Music Groupsl Bernd 1 7 4 Sp1nishClub3 1 SHARON LEI ILI IS Glick Y'Ieens 1 Mixed Chorus 4 GRA 7 3 l Pep Club 3 1 Church League 3 4 GY 3 4 At Club jl AN CLAUDI LOUII' INC STROM Sc nc lrmtc xcd Chorus 1 3 1 'Inc Voci tionll 4 ROC FR EUBANK Woodbury Mixed Chorus 3 I BONNIE KAY EVANS Rogers Y'Ieens 1 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 3 GRA 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Church League 1 2 9 Lsher 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 3 GY 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Band Festi xa 7 3 4 Letter 4 KARI N JOAN IYPUALT Timber Creek No 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Glee Club 1 I-Iomeroom Sec 1 Cheerleader 1 Basketball 1 Vocational 4 EDWIN FARBER Boulder Colorado Church League 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Officer 2 4 Pres 2 Vice Pres 4 Student Senate 2 Masque and Dagger 3' Band 1 2 3' Football Pep Band 3' Scholarship Society 3 4 Vice Pres. 4' M Club 3 ' Hi-Y 1 2 3 4 Vice Pre. 1 Trea. 2 4' - ball 1 2 4' Basketball 1 2' Track 3 Letter 3' Golf 2 4' Softball 3' Intramural Board of Control Sec. 3. TOM FAULKNER Newton, Iowa oriitionnl ll. c ivities at State Cen er Mixer C orus 'z Glee Club 3. Plays 33 Class Vice Pres. 31 'omthall 31 Basketball 3: aschall T1 A'ivities . Vwtonf--I-Ii-Y l, E1 I7 al 21T'. ' . 21XX .- ing 1. -. Q' T27 at JN RALPH FINCH Woodbury Homeroom Pres. 43 Student Senate 4g Club 2, 3. 4g Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 1g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1. 2, 3, 4g Pebbles Staff 4g Spanish Club 4: Baseball 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 4. MARY FISCUS GllCk Y-Teens 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA SUZAN IORAN Franklln Glee Club 1 Vocitnonal 4 ANN I REFSI' Arnold YTeens 1 7 Treas 1 GRA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club ue 7 G Manners 7 3 4 MARILYN ALICE IRITZ Aaron Palmer Vocatnonal 1 DECA Club 4 DONNA LOU FUGATE Aaron Palmer YTeens 1 7 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 GRA 7 3 4 Pep Clubl 7 3 4 Church League 1 2 Usher 4 Homeroom Pres 3 Student Senate 3 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 3 4 GY 3 4 Muslc Groups 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Scholarshrp Soclety 3 4 Sec 4 Pebbles Reporter 4 Post Scrlpt Staff Semor Edxtor 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Manners 4 KAYLENE GALLENTINE Lmn N0 2 YTeens 1 Glee Club 1 7 GRA 4 Pep Club 3 4 Church League 1 GY 3 4 I sher 4 4 H 1 BRIAN GARRINGTON Church League 3 Orchestra 1 7 3 H Y 1 4 otball 1 B slxetball 1 3 4 Golf 3 Cr Country4 lll LLN C IARRATANO Austin MIDII 5LlllllDll D C DAVID C IBSON Sm lcrntnclo Calxf PL las Stull 1 IXILIQN Ll ens S tue Cx 1 ctlt C ommxttcc Prom C Ul1'lllllllC'6 Dmct om 1 111 A D r r w Suuml Fmllnutrnnu C lux SANDRA KAYE CLANS Arnold eens 1 7 A V s Pr League 1 7 3 4 Councrl 2 1-lomerooxn Offlcer 1 7 S as 4 V P 2 3 Class c Trets 7 GX 3 4 GY Conference 3 Cheerleader 1 3 4 Scholarshup Socrctj, 4 Sparnsh Club 3 4 Gnrls State 1 MARILYN GOODINC Franklm GRA3 Homeroom Sec Treas 4 Orchestra 2 3 Bancll 7 3 Art Club 3 Vocat1onal4 DOUGLAS LESTER GRAHAM Glrck Church League 3 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 1 4 Musxc Groups 2 Orchestra Quartet Orchestra M Clu 4 H1Y1 2 3 4 Foot 3 4 Letter 3 Basketball 2 Tracltl 7 3 4 Base ball 3 4 Gym Club 3 Orchestra Festrval 3 4 MAUREEN KAY GUMMERT Gl1ck Y Teens l 7 Glee Club 1 3 GRA 7 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Church Leaguel 2 3 GY 3 4 Musrc Groups 3 Vocat1onal 4 SHERRILL KAY HALEY Aaron Palmer YTeens1 2 GRA2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Church uel 2 3 4 Y 3 Bnd 2 3 V tronal 4 ROBERT HERSUL HARMON Glick H1 Y 4, Football 1, Track 1, 3, Car Club 3, 4 T fl 7 ' ' ' . 1 1 1 , , Vt . 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' C - xrjttu-1 Srl HI rt i r-'tn rp .' 1 , -- ' j 1 Y-T . , -Q GR 3, 4, ice Pre. 3, es. 4, Letter and Pin 31 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 41 Church '- ' - -y ., 4 A 3 , -, 3, 4, ec.-Tre . 1, , :ce res. , , 3 Se - ai, -1 ' ,, u, A K, - .Y 'Q ' ' 1 f .l 2 I . - ' - Q , 1 , 3 9 Q Q 1, 2, 3, 4, b 3, 3 - , , , 5 ball ,, , .L Q ' , -I, , 1 - 4 3 2 1 - ' V -3 , Z -, y S , , , 1 t , , 2 , 3 ' y Z s S 1 , 4 Z Leag , , , 3 G , 4, a 1, , 3 oca- LINDA HARRISON Woodbury Gmc Club 1 GRA 4 Pep Club 1 4 GY 3 4 Vocatlonal 4 Y feens 1 2 JANICE ANNETTE HARVEY Franklm Y'Ieens1 7 GRA 3 4 Pep Club 1 7 3 4 Church League 7 3 4 Masque and Dagger 4 Plays 4 3 3 4 Marme 3 4 Ba Iestnal 7 3 4 Band Letter 4 ROBERT HAYES Abbott Church League 1 Z 4 Vocatxonal 4 Gym Club 4 We1ghtL1ft1ng Club 4 BONNIE GAIL HAYES Woodbury Glee Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Church League 3 4 5 4 GY 4 Band 1 DAVID LOUIS HEMPHILL Franklxn Church League 7 3 4 Student Senate Vxce Pres Orchestra 3 4 Letter 4 Band 1 7 3 4 4 Letter 3 Football Band 4 Basketball Band 7 3 4 H1Y1 7 3 4 Footballl Basketballl Golf 7 3 4 Letter 4 Band Festnal 7 3 4 Orchestra Fesnal 4 4 KAREN MAURINE HILLEMAN Rogers YTeens1 2 Glee Club 7 3 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 GY 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 JANICE MAE HOBSON Abbott Y Teens 1 GRA 4 Pep Club 4 Church League 7 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 1 GH w 4 P t Scrrpt Staff 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Assrstant Lxbrarran 7 3 1 Pebbles Staf ROBERTA HODGDON Aaron Palmer YTeens 1 2 GRA 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Church League 1 7 3 Masque and Dagger 3 Plays 3 GY3 4 ArtClub3 4 '15 L, Hl RBERT YRANKLYN HOOP Rogers Ivntul Chorus 7 S 1 Masque Ind Dftggcr 5 1 s3 1 H13 1 7 3 1 Post Saript Staff 4 Club 1 Pebbles Stiff 1 RICHARD EWERS HORTON Franklin Mixed Chorus 4 Festixal 4 Churth League 3 Home room Pres 4 Student Senate 4 Orchestra 7 3 4 cr 1 Festnal 7 3 tl -1 Lett rxil 2 bill Band 1 Bisketball Band 3 1 Scholarship Society 3 1 Club 4 H1X 7 3 4 Iootball l Basket s 1 Lette LARRY GAYLE JACOBSON Boxholm Iowa Mixed Chorus 3 4 Churrh League 3 1 H1Y 3 1 LYONA JASPERS Rogers Vocational 4 JIM RAY JOHNSON Ar1S0n Plays 1 Basketball 1 2 Vocational 4 LARRY DEAN JOHNSON Glick Homcroom Officer 1 7 3 Student Senate 1 2 3 an 1 M lub 3 H 2 3 4 Foot 3 4 Track 1 7 3 4 Vocational 4 Club 3 4 LONDELL DEAN JOHNSON Gladbrook Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Vice Pres. lg Foot- ball lg Bowling Officer, Sec.-Treas. 4. JOYCE DARLENE JONES Gladbrook Glee Club lg Basketball lg Vocational 4. XVILLIAM CLARKSON KLLLLY Anon Pilmcr 1 A RICHARD KNAPPLN New tOn Iowa Mrxenl Chorus MARILYN ANN KNEYI AND Iranklm X lccns 1 7 hIlXC'Ll Chorus 1 Glce Club 1 Churrh League 3 4 Homcroom Ser 'Irca 1 Ch 3 4 Musrc Groups 3 brholarshrp Sorrcty 3 4 mrsh Club 3 1 Lrbr y Asslstant 1 3 PAUL DEAN KOEHLER Aaron Palmcr ihunh League 1 7 3 4 Masque ind Daggnr 3 4 ' rx d Ik rr 1 Basketball 1 'lrank 1 Softball Church League lxARLN ll AN KRALIK Gluk 3 -1 Churrh Leuue 1 X 4 B1 4 Blslcctbxll Blnd 3 Qpanrsh Club Brml Fcstnxl 4 Letter 3 SPYMAN KRANTMAN Arnold urgh Icxzue 1 I Homnroom V111 l 7 3 4 Brskrt ill Intramur s DARLI NF lxRL SI Anson Inns Czlce Club 1 4 Vu: Pu C RA 4 Pep ub 3 1 Churrh Lex Q 5 ADA MAEDINE LACLX Tnmbcr Creek 'No U. C b P Hi-Y . 2. 3g Tm k lg -Icrs 11. ' ' 5 2, 5. -1, ,-g ' .' V: 4 .3. 3: Q ' z 2. . g ' A -w, Q Spg l -1 4 abr, . ,. VZ. M l 141,-. 1. s, ,ag Blau. ig Hi-YA 1. 2. 5. 4?'.,QBa1i 1 1 ' ' L - N 1.5. Y-Teens 1, 23 Glcc Club 3. '13 GRA 2. -41 Pep Club 1.2.2 1 ' .2.3.-igCv'3. 1 .nd 1. 2. 3. L L. ' L L 2. fl . W' 4, 3. -11 . I 'A 2. 5. . ,. Ch .ut . 2, 3. -1 ' ' 1 911-S. 1. -1: Hi-Y 1. -. .. L 'b. ' al: 5. -4. 5 l. 21 '. D . 3. 5. . 5: 9 3. 1 CI 2. T. -1 ' .gu- 2. 5: GY f. -1. T 7 ' , '1' 1 GIH ilu 1. lays l. if LINDA I I I LAMI R Wlootlbury leenw ul Chorus 4 G L L Usher 4 Masque and DILELI' 3 I Plv, -I X letn Contnrn t Bint 1 Spanx Club 3 jl RROLD PAL I IOKI NQGARD C l lt Mnccd c,ll0lLlN L lestr asque mtl Dueger 3 l Muiu C ll s Olthcstrr last l ml L x xx lirsltctmr Band t ol rs p otretv 3 otball 1 3 L 3 4 Musnt Stlmo GARY LONFY lfllllxllll urth league 1 3 I Masque mel D1 er 3 we a an l Football 1 l-c HAI. ALLINN LONIY Lamolllc Mlxetl Cl'lUlLlS l L lu Club 1 Homtruom Pres btu ent Senate I Pnntl I Basketball 1 RICHARD JAMES IONEY Sprmg Valley No 2 BaSkctb1ll 1 Votltronal 4 Baseball 1 HFRBERT ALLFN LONG Aaron Palmer ' lot LARRY LUKEHART Anson Footblll l Blskctblll 'Q Voutronll 4 JANI: FLMA LYNC H lranltlm YTeenS 1 7 Mxxed Chorus 4 Musxt Feitrvml 4 Glee Club w GRA 7 3 4 Sec 3 Letter 5 Pm 4 Cabrnet 4 Pep Clubl 7 3 4 Lsher 4 Head Lsher 4 Student Senatel 3 Co Pres 1 State Conferente 4, Masque and Dagger 3 4 I-lrstonan 4 Plays 1 3 4 Play Contest 4, GY 3 4 Cabinet 1 Conferenre 3 4 Treasurer 3 GY'-I In Vw. PATRICIA lxAX INILK ORD Anson eensl 3 M xel Chorus 4 Cla Clu 7 3 LI u 7 3 4 Pebbles Sta CARY AI I I N Mtf ORMACK Glntlt Mntul Chorus 1 Masque mtl Dlgglf 4 Plass 3 4 Fo Hrs ctbrll 1 r It Iennms P bbles Qrrff S5 orts fdltor I GFRALDINI MCIZLROY Pomona Calrfornna blee Club 1 1 3 Votatronal 4 Spamsh Club 1 IIDXVARD LFROY MQFARLAND Anson Glu Club 1 Humtroom Set 'Ireas 1 Basketball 1 M.m.1g.erl Vcvtatlonal 1 C ATI-IFRINF ANN MLGREGOR Glxdt X Teens 1 Mntctl Chorus 3 4 Letter -I Czlee Club 7 GRA 3 4 Letter and Pm Pep Club Churth league 1 3 4 Vxce Pres ur Masque ml Dagger 3 Plaws -l I GX Contcrente 3 4 X 'Icens Conferente 4 Post btrrpt Attnm Sermon 1 Pebbles Reporter 4 9p1msh Club 3 4 JAMFS Mal-Il NRY Floyd Iowa runes lt mu umcroom P s 1 P s s B seblll I I AXX RENCE XX AX Nl MLRFLVFY Clemons Iovsa Votmonal 1 Attnutnes at Clemons Musxc Croups 1 7 B.1sltetb1ll SHARON IANI MLKIBBYN Franltlm X 'liens 1 A I P Club Isher 4 Homeroom Vue Pres 3 Masque and Dlezcr 3 4 Phys 3 1 GX 3 4 GX Conferente 4 Orthestm 4 lestnal 4 Band 1 3 -I Festnll Qpamsh Club wav' DICK MAHLL Anson :LL Club 1 Musn Cmups 1 u Iiailxatblll l Inn as lcrnncc 1 GARY MANN Bum 1 I Voutmn LARRY CFNI' INIARTIN Gllnlx lx V I nl ROBERT ALAN MASON Monroe L1 7 4 Bullet Lk Cross Cuuntrv 3 JANICE LOU IXIA'I NEY Gllclx Clec Club 1 Voutnonll I KATHARINI I I NORI MFI DAHI Ifllllxllll X 'Ieens 1 7 C1 A 1 Chunh Iclzuc 1 4 Lxlnr I Student Sen iquz 1nLlDu,Lcr 5 1 P 4 G Bmg I Pcbblch 1 4 Poit LIIPI Enlltol -I IOLIIFIIIISIN S4 mol SHARON MAY MFNTER Anson eens 1 IXIIXCCI Chorus 3 I CIC Cl b 1 Club 7 GX TIMOTHY NELSON MERRILL FIZURIID H meroom Off1QCl 1 3 S 1 Vue PreS 2 s 3 Utlenf Senna w I w SLl'lOlll'S nety 4 HIX 7 3 -I Football 1 Bmket 2 Manager 7 Softlmll 3 Spanxeh Club 5 1 Gym Cu 3 4 Sts -I ii '1- DARWIN MIIYIR Rogers uurch Lc.1g,uL l M Club 1 football l 1 Basketball 1 Tack 1 INA MAY MIDDLETON Iranklm Y'Icens 1 7 CRA 7 Pep Club 3 Church Icague Jmuoom Su Ircai I Oxnhcs 1 2 3 SCl'lOIdl'9lllf SOCICIV 3 1 Spanish Club 3 4 SHARONI 'XIII I I R R01 era 1 n C RA Imp C u C urch Immun 1 4 I-If rm mm Nu 1 ax I I 4 X XVARRI N XX II LIANI MITC HILL Alblon XC I C l urus LINDA MOMBIRC1 Clcarfleld Utah X Teens 1 7 'Ire Glee Club 1 GRA Peg Club 3 1 Church League Lsher I Home room Vue. Pro I LIISQUC' ml Danger 3 -I Playa NIARTHA JEAN MOORF XY ooclbury n Pnp Club 1 I Chuuh Icague I Mwq L in Dlgguer 3 1 319 Y MARX LIXI RCJSXLIF MOORI A mm P ilmcr Inns 1 ' Pap Cl b Chuuh Ic-lszue 1 91 mxih Club 7 1 PATRIC Ml I I I N 9 Mlrx s IANIICI RAN NASH IN 1511t111L I Q RA C Ll C l1u ua 1 un Ll P s U Il 1IllNl1 wwlu N1 11t CHARLI S l NIISONI l 1 Mmllc WIULILN 111 ILL! Stl lLl1I 5LDl L 1 IIN mx 1 l1 N L SHIRI l X ANN Nl I SON I 1 lXIOIllC ub Q A t1x1 SHARON MARII Nl SS Gl1ck X Teens 1 7 Glu Club 1 1 GRA 5 PL1 Cl b D 1 1 I Rqor V1c1t111r11l I HARRY NIFDFRHAUSER Irmlxlm ub 1 1 s ctball 1 lru MARY CAIL NOID lranl1l1r1 H Tum l LL Glu Club 3 ORA H 5tor11n 3 C1b1nct I CRA Confcrcmc cw u 1 1 Ishcr H mcroom Offucr 1 3 i Pres 1 Vue Pres Ser TILIS i Student Senltc 1 LIISQLIL mrl Digger C1 3 i Cmbmet 4 S1l1ol1rSh S 1. INIerm11rls 3 PATRICIA ANN NOID Anson Y eens 1 7 Glee Club 1 7 3 -I Pep Club 2 3 4 CY 71 1 Scl1ol1rQh1p Souety 1 Munn Fcit1x1l 3 SANDRA OLSON Prmgle Salem Oregon Pei Club 4 GX 4 ' 1 f ' I .I IL ' 1 l ', 11. Y-'Ilrns l. jg 1 2, 51 Pup Il b 1. 51 Q 1111 l.L'.lj.f - 1. 2, 33 M1 wq - Llllkl Dnggf 5, lay, 3: GY 5. li I'tllL'SIll1 11 l5.1 ll l. 2, 31 Sp. J Club 41 P1-ll . 1 H I H1 -' 1 Off' - H1 f 11' .t' ig S1l11l.1l1111 Subj 3, 113 HLY 5, 'll 17111 tlmll 1. 2. 3. -13 url: 2. 51 l5.1.k-tb.1ll l. 1. 3. I, P1-11 Cl 4: GY 4: 5kl1Ol.lYSlllP S11 icty 'll 1 'tics .rt I..1 lNIw1ll1---Plays 1. 13 CI.1ss Offkcr 5. I- . . -L I 1 1. fy 3 'H u 1. 1.3. -lg GY S, ,lg ri'ing1 Cl 1b 5. A1 terg FIR l '. M Cl 3. -lg Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. Aig Fwctbnll 1. 'ig Bgljlv ' . 21 U1 li 1, 2. 5. -4. J T ' I '- 5 . 1. Su 21 l .1 I 2. 3. -l. 1' '1 . 1 ' ' Ag I ' A 53 P1 Cl b . 2. 5, -ig Church I.c11g1e 1, 2. 3. 4, A -ig O 4 . . '. ' . . . 5. 3. ji: 1 ' I Q ' l 1 . ip 'wicty 5x.l4g -T . -1 . -. ., 1 . , Q1 ,.-L' -Q ,. N ' ' A 5,5 t f If QHARONI OI SON Ia Nlonllc ee 4 l KA un Qllllltll Ieuaue Hmm V e 7 4 Stu lent Nenl e us 1 ou mltlcs 4 X lecnx C lee Club C lux tt Nluslc C roups limt 1 I slxetbxll 1 MELVIN OSCOOD Tlll1l36f C rule No n III KARIN VERA PARRISH Rogers X Teensl 7 CRA 7 Pep Clubl 7 5 1 Chu h Lague 1 7 GX 3 4 Vl5LJI10I11l 4 MARY KATHERINI' PATTIII Rogers X Teens 1 GRA 7 3 4 Cabmet 1 Pep Club 7 3 -1 Churth Leabuel 3 4 Lsher 5 Home room Pres 7 1 Student benate 7 1 Masque and ear I 7 y C rbm Scholarbhu bouetv 4 Pebbles Reporter 1 4 Poit berlpt Stiff Buuness Lfanager 4 Art Club 91 anxsh Club 5 Trclsurcr 4 IHSPA State TrcaQ 4 Mermulx 1 IAMES M PAUL Aaron Palmer Intrtmurxl Bolrl t Control ILAN ANN PEAR Gluck ee-ns 1 A Pep Club Cllllfkll Iuguc. JH 4 Pebblei Staff lixelnnge I' 1tor 1 Lfuque ml Dieser I hflflI1tl'S SHARON ll N1 Pl Rl l C T ROQCIS X Teens 1 blee Club GRA Pep Club 1 X s VkWLlllL1Dll 4 C11 ORGI: LEST FR PFRRY lllmo O Intramuuk 1 Masque and Dagger 4 Band Cross Country Gm Club 3 1 Track 3 A mtres 1t Ilmo Nlo Clmg Vlqe P115 Band 'Inc 1 'Plans 11w,'3'gX'R, 'WK' SHIRLEY JOAN PETERSEN Woodbury ns 1 Glcc p Club Voc monll 1 LARRY LEE PETERSON Abbott VOLltI17I1I1l 4 DONALD EUGENE PHILIPPS Anson llllill Lergue 3 4 M ub 4 H1 v 4 Brsketball 1 7 Tennrs 7 3 4 Vocatxo I 4 DFCA Club Vrce Pres 4 LONNY POLAND Columbus Incl 1 Fc 2 3 Baske Truk 1 BLTTY JEAN PRITCHETT Glrck eens 1 2 GRA 2 v ub 1 Church Leaguel 2 3 4 Homeroom Pres 4 Stu dent Senate -1 Plays 1 GY 3 4 Band 2 Pebbles 1 PENNY PROCTOR Arnold X Teens 1 'P Glec Club v GRA 2 5 4 Pep Cl b 1 7 3 4 Church Leaquel 2 3 4 Church League Councrl Pres 4 Usher 4 Homeroom Offlcer 1 2 Vrcc Pres 2 Sec Treas 1 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays w 4 GY w 4 GY Conference 3 Pebbles Stxff Busrness Manager -1 Mermards 3 Vrce Pres Prcs 4 Spanrsh Club 4 JIM PURVIS Linn No. 2 H'-Y 1, 2. KAREN JEAN PURVIS Linn No. 2 Y- eens 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 43 Pep b Y 2, 3: Church League 4: GY 3, 4g Vocational 4. SHARON KAY QUIRK St Mary S GRA 7 Pep C b Vnmonil 1 JIIVI RADf LII Ii Abbott V Lmonll 1 MARILYN REISINGER Abbott cans 1 A 1 b urch League I 3 1 LQhcr 5 GY 3 4 Conferenu. 4 Orchestra 4 Band 1 'P 3 4 Letter 4 Football Pep Band 1 Basketball Band 4 Band Fei .1 I Orchestra I citlx .xl RICHARD WILSON RHINLR Glnelt hurch League 1 'P 3 4 Homeroom Sec 1 Band Club rcas 1 1 otbxll 1 7 B all 4 lra KAY IRENI' RICHESON Woodbury CX 3 Sp1n1sl1Club 3 4 STLX I RIDI NOLR Nxxed Chorus 1 Plaxb 3 1 Band 3 4 Foot l Pep Band 3 1 H1 X 3 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Masque and Digger 'Z KARL VANLI RINEHART Abbott I-Iomeroom Su 'Iran 4 Bmtl 1 7 3 4 Lcttcr 4 Club H1 a 4 B19lCCtbIllSIlIlSflLl1I'l 3 Iett 1 3 4 'len 15 5p1n1shClu 3 JO ANN MAE RITLAND Franltlm H 'Icem 1 A 3 Peg Cl 1b 1 I Chu Lemme 1 3 Homcroom in Tren 4 GX 3 I Voutxoml 4 ' -3 ' Qlu lg 4 'Q A 1 og 4 . Y-TH . 2: GR 2, 3, 43 Pep Clu 1, 2, 5, 4g Ch - -f ,2. ,jg Y ' -5 3. -, GY rivfl 2. 5. -1 -f f fl, -1. ' '- C . -. , 3 . z ' I: LI 2. 3. 4. 'I' 1' .All H'-Y1. 2. 5. -. SCC. 2: Fo 4 , -. 3. -ig asketb 1. 2. 3. Q H ck 1. 2. 3. -lg Softball lg Baseball 3. 4. - E v I : 3. 5: .. ' . 'L bal -ig: A-Y-li ft, 1 la.-I A a l 1. get' .f.1 n 22'.' bf. '- 4' . . 23 GR ,Z W L . 5. 51 FCI! JOAN LOIS ROBERTSON frmlxlrn H Teens 1 GRA C b re Presllrnt 3 lrrsllrnt I Churrh league 1 L s 1 I-lomeroom Oftrrcr 1 3 c ne Pres Sturltn Scnr L l LTHSQLIL in x.,cr 3 C X JANI T ARLFNI ROGI RS Aaron Palmer X 'Iecns 1 GRA Pep Clu Cl urrh Lc1g.,ue 1 l Homcroom V111 Pres squr. rl DILQLI w l n creme 3 Orrhutnr 4 Bmrl 1 4 Orchestra Lestrul 1 Band Su 'lrexs 3 Pep Club Sec 3 Pep Club Crbnnet 4 GH Cabmet 4 Church Lemuc Counrrl 3 BIVFRLX JAYWI RLDDICIS. New Proudence rxed Chorus 1 C ee Cl1b Vocltxoml 1 ALLAN RUDISON ArnOld Churrh League 1 7 Homeroom Pres 1 7 Student Senrte 1 7 Masque mal Dagger 3 Band u 3 4 3 4 Sgt 'rt Arm Football 3 1 SOt 4 Pebbles Strrff 4 Art Club 3 4 B156-ball SANDRA LEE SACCARO Rogers eens 1 7 GRA 7 Church League 1 3 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Lsher 1 GRA Conference 3 Plays 3 GY 3 4 Band 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 RICHARD SANDERS Woodbury Vomtronal 4 CLARENCE SCHEFEERT Aaron Palmer Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 4, Scholarshxp Socrety 3, 4 SARAH SCHEFFERT Aaron Palmer Mrxed Chorus 3, Glee Club 1, 2, GY 3, 4, Musrc Group 3, brholarshrp Socrety 3, 4, Vocatxonal 4 '- 5 , Ig 3, 3, '11 Pep lu 1, 2, 3, 4, vi' .1-fre' - .7 -,2, 3, -lg vfl1CI' -g ' , 2, , S'C. 1, V Z. 33 Q 't .'1l'-'Q . 'acl Dag, Q I ' 3. 4. '- 'A . 2: 2. 3.-1: ' b 1. 2. 3. 43 1 'P ,z, S. Hg . 13 IVTLL' 'nn aj, -lg Plays 35 GY 3, -3 GY Co fl ' ' ,Q ' 5 1 , 2, 3. -I1 Fxot- ball Pep Band 1. Letter -lg Band Festival 2. 3, 41 : . I f 1 ' f . 4 1 . ' . T , .' 1 LIP A Q Sl l 1, 52 GY 3. 41 L ,-: 'A -A - ' gh lk, lg M Cl b ,. -'Q Hi-Y 1, 2. f. , ' - 511 1, 2, 3, -ig Basketball 1. 2. T, -3 fball 1, 2, 3, 5 . 1 . g . 3, 4. Y-T . -g -. 3. 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 1 4 . mm LI ONARD DUANI SCHNATHORST Anson Club 1 Jtball 4 ack 1 4 1 tional 1 THOMAS XX ILLIAM SHAHAN Woodbury Homcioom Prcs 3 Studcnt Scnatc v M Club H1 H C ross C Bascbill M iniqcr CAROLINI MARIII SHAW! Franklin H Tecns 1 7 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 4 GY 4 Vocational 4 11vO Drixing Club 4 VERNA KAY SHAXV Anson X Tccns 1 'P Glce Club 1 Pep Club 7 7 4 Y 3 4 Pebblcs Staff 4 GARX ALFRED SLIIEGE A115011 Mixed Chorus 1' Basketball 1' jets -1. AVONIZLLE ANN SMITH Aaron Palmer H-Teens 1. 23 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Letter 4' Glee u 1. -' G A 2 ,, 4' Church Le' ue . -. 4' Homeroom Vice Pres. 1' GH 3 4' Music Groups 3. 4' Orchestra 1 2, f. -1' Orchestra Festival 2 4. Sec. -1 Letter 4: Pebbles Reporter 4' Post Script- Circulation Mgr. 4' Mixed Chorus Festival f.'4' Pep u 1.2. . . SUSAN ANN SMITH Rogers Y-Teens 1. Ig GRA 2g Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4g Church League 3, 43 Masque and Dagger 3, 41 Plays 3. 4g GY 3. 411 Y-Teen Conference 31 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3. 4. AUDREY MARIE SNYDER Aaron Palmer Y-Teens 1. 21 Glee Club 1: GY 3. 4: Spanish Club 3- 'f 'Q' 1' Em!! PAUL SNYDIIR AHSOII Vocatron ll 5 SANDRA JIZAN QPLNCLR Gllclc eens 1 7 Glec Club 1 i Spamsh Club 3 41 DONALD STANLEY GllClx Football 1 'luck 1 Vocat1oml4 SONDRA KAY STANLFY Anson cena 1 Cub 3 Sec Tre Pep Club 3 4 GY 3 4 Vocatronal 4 Musxc I'est1val 3 THOMA9 MAC STANLIY Aaron Palmer 4 Crow Country 4 Intramurxls 4 Pebbles Report Q DON STOVER Rogers Homeroom OfflCCf Sec Treas 3 Vrce Pres 4 H1'1 4 Foot 7 3 Trackl 7 Gym 3 Intramurale i JOHN STREVER Ames Iowa Masque and Dagger 3 4 Plays 3 4 Band 1 Intramural Board of Control 4 Senror Manager 4 Y1 7 3 4 lootballl Track ALICIA LOUISE STRIKI: Aaron Palmer YTecns 1 2 Glec Club 1 GRA 2 4 Pep Club 3 4 Church Leaguel 2 3 GY 3 4 V tronal 4 I N . , . f If Y-T A , -Q - , 3.-1 1 ,, -1. 5 If -1 , if Q.. f I L' I I 4- X I . D Y-T ' . 25 Glee l 1, 2, , .- as, 2g I 2: ff! I' Church League 1, 2, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, A . -g 1 . 1 Q I - r 4. . ' 1,2,3,Ag ball 1. -,.3-ll ,-g lClub 7 - . L , 5 ,2, 3: Hi- , ... ,, 3 7 g 2. - - . 5 ' s ' . L 2,,': ,,3 ,sofa- ' ' if ig RAYMOND DOUGLAS STRUBLI: Glick Vocational 5 DICK TALMADGE Rogers 1 F 3 'Irae Pebbles 3 1 Photographer 4 Post Script 3 1 DAVID THoMAs Rogers C1urch leleue 4 Vasque md D1 ger ss l t e For Bask 1 lennrs S vanish Club 3 1 lntra urals 3 1 NANCY ANN THOMAS Glick YTeens 1 7 Mixed Chorus 4 Music Festival 3 4 Letter 4 Glee Club 3 GRA 7 3 4 Letter 3 4 Pin 1 Pep Clubl 7 3 4 Cab1net4 Church League 1 Pres 3 Student Senate 3 Masque and Dagger 3 1 Sec 4 Plays 3 4 State Speech Contest 3 4 Play Fest1xal3 4 GX a 4 Cabinet 4 GY Con ference 3 4 Music Groups 3 4 Band 1 Cheer luder 1 7 4 Scholarship Society 3 4 Art Club 7 BEVERLY THORN Anson X Teens 1 7 Glee Club 1 GRA 7 3 Pep Club s 1 ague 3 Basketball 1 Vocational 4 KAY THORNTON Timber Creek No 3 Plus 1 DECA Club Reporter 4 Musu. Groups Vocational 4 GARY THURSTON Aaron Palmer Student Senate 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Pres 4 Plays 3 4 Bandl 7 3 4 Letter 4 Football Band 1 Basketball Band 3 4 Scholarship Society w 4 Pres 4 HLY 3 4 Pebbles Staff Editor i Boys State 4 State Speech Contest 4 Student Senate Con ference 4 ROCHELLE TUCKER Aaron Palmer eens17 GRA 7 3 Pep Clubl 7 3 4 4 4 Vocatxonal 4 Hi-Y . 2, 3. 41 ootball 1, 2, ,g ' 'k 1g A V . l ' 3. -'Z . ' ' 4 .gh 1. 4. Plaid l. 3. 4: 3.ml l. 2. 3, -4. lpttcz' -4: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. All btball lg etball l. Z1 4. 53 l ' . , ' Q 'm ' . 1. 2. 3. 4. Council 23 -Homeroom Officer, Vice Pres. r- . . . 2. 'L Churcl Le. 2, 3g Plays 1. 31 GY T. 43 . y - - , l- S '7- Y-T . -1 . -, .3 . -. . 9 GY PATRICIA LEE TWEED Portland Ore Mrxecl Chorus 4 Glce Club 1 3 Pep Club 3 G 3 1 Post bcrrpt Cllss Eclxtor 4 ARLENE RUBY TYC HSEN Aaron Palmer eens1' GRA2 3 ubl Church League 7 3 4 Usher 4 Masque and Dagger 1 GRA Confercnce 3 1 Plays4 GY 34 Orchestra '7 Let er 4 Festxval 7 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 ROD VON KROG Boone Ion 1 omcroom Offxcer Vltc Prcs M u cttblll C 1 INI lu ootb rll 1 Brskc ba c Tennis JERRY WALTEMFYPR AllDlOI1 VlLltlk1flll I GENE XVARD Bernxdjl Mmn Church League 3 MARTHA LUCILLE WARD Trmber Creelc 9991 YTeens 1 7 Sgt at Arms 1 Vrce Pres RA 4 Pep C b 3 4 Church L ague 1 Usher 4 Homeroom Sec Treas 3 Masque and ger 3 4 Plays 1 3 4 Play Festn 3 3 4 Cab1net4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Vrce Pres 3 Club 1 Pr 3 Vice Pr 7 torran 1 GORDON WEATHERLY Runbcclc l H1 Y 4 Vocatronal 4 TERRY WEHRMAN Franklm Church League 1 7 4 Masque and Dagger 4 Plays 4 HrY 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Golf 2 jets 4 nra murals 3 4 Q H , 2. 7: .L Y . 73 . ' - a ' . Y-T . -3 , , 43 Pep Cl , 2, 3, 43 2: 3, 4, Letter 4, Festival -, 3, Ing Bancl l, 2, 3, 4, t , ' . -, , Q 1 , -. H -l1 Cl b -tg Fw- 4 41 l3.1sk tht ll -1: 'l'r.xc'k -1: Act' 't' .lt lioonc' 'Nlixccl Chorus 11 Glcrc' Club Ii Plays 21 F la ., 2. 51 47 'T fll 1. 2. 31 Trask 11 L 1 ' a A . ,-,. .- - ', ..2gG 2. 3. 1 lu 2. ,. 3 e , 2, 3: Dag ' 1 . ,., l al T3 GY 4il-I' , Z., 3, 4, es. , , ' l es. -, lelis: 4 L. L , Al' 3 '- , ,.,l:-5 , 1 Q 1,11 .- 33' .tg 55- . ,-.5-aj fri' s 'x - '- ,N 1 ,b., .. , v f'm'- rv Nye f DONNA JI AN WHITE Anson ens 7 Glee Club 1 7 3 GRA 7 Pep 7 3 Masque and Dagger 3 GX 3 4 Art ub 7 Voeatronal 4 'IAMI S I DXVARD WHITE Aaron Palmer Chureh League 3 Masque and Dagger 3 Plays 3 I-I 1 7 3 I'ootball1 jets4 Intramurals 1 4 BEVERLY XVILCOX La Moille X leens 7 Mixed Chorus 1 3 4 Ietter 4 Iestrsal Gee Club 1 4 Pres 7 GRA 3 4 Ca me Ltter 3 P v Club 7 3 4 Treas 4 Chu League 7 3 4 Lsher 4 Student Senate 2 Plays 3 Cllss Pres 1 GY 3 4 Music Groups 1 a d 1 Scholarship Society 3 4 Pebbles Staff Adxertrs ing Manager 4 DAVID KEITH XVILDUNG Franklin I-Iomeroom Vice Pres 4 Band 1 7 3 4 Letter 4 Club 3 etball 1 4 Lette 3 1 'Irack 3 Cross Countrx 7 I EROX XVILLIM Anson Mixed Chorus 4 Sec Treas 4 Letter 4 Home room Otfreer 1 4 Pres 1 Vice Pres 4 Student Senate 1 Masque and Dagger 3 1 Vice Pres 4 Plays 4 Class Officer 1 Music festixal 3 4 4 Footb ll 1 Basketball 1 Pebb Stiff Page Editor 4 Spanish Club 4 Intramurals 3 4 Dralee Plas Iestrsal 3 Outstanding Actor Award 3 journalism Workship 3 LORLTTA AMELIA WILSON Anson Vocationrl 4 JEROME ALPINER XVINSTON Rogers Homeroom Vice Pres 1 Student Senate 1 Masque and Dagger 3 -1 Oratorretl Contest s Plaxs 3 4 erestri 1 4 Letter4 Festual 7 w 4 Band 1 . -4 r .I'es 2. 3. 4' Footba B' d . .. 4' Basketball Band 3. 4' Scholarship Society 3 4' '- . -. ,. 4. Vice Pres. -1 Pebbles Staff- Manaqing Editor 4' Hi-X Conference 2' Spanish Club 4: -lets 4: Boys' State 3. MADELINE E. WOLIIE Rogers '-eens12' 'RA2. . ' b - ,' Church League 1. 2. 3. 4: Usher 4' I-Iomeroom Of- ficer 1. 3. Vice Pres. 1. Sec. 33 Student Senate 23 Masque and Dagger 3, 43 Plays 35 Class Pres. 2: GY 3. 4. Cabinet 43 Y-Teen Conference 1, 2' Scholarship Society 3. 45 State Basketball Queen Contest 25 Home- coming Queen 4. KENT WOODS Gam rn Voc rtmn ll 4 STANLEY XVOOSTER Arnold Club 4 Hx'1 ootball 1 Basketball 1 Lctter 1 'Iratk 1 3 1 Letter 4 Pcbbles Staff Crrculatron Manager 1 snbtll 3 In C urth 1 uc BL RRIS A XVORKMAN Frtnltlrn Churth League 3 1 Homcroom Offrtcr 1 7 1 Prcs 1 Vue Pr s 7 Stud nt Senate 1 2 4 Pr s Mlsque and Drager -1 Plays 4 Class Pres 3 M 4 I'oob'1ll 7 3 Letterl 3 Baskct r L Intramurals 3 4 DEAN LAVFRNE WORRELL Gmlcnt Calrfornra Football 7 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 7 Softball 1 Varsm Club 7 NANCY LEE YEAGER Franltlrr' H 'leans 1 7 GRA 7 1 Pep Club 1 Church League 1 Qtholarshrp bocrct Spanrsh Club 3 1 FRIED ENOS Marshall Mrthrgan Actrxrtrcs wt Mnshall Nlrchrgan Football Pep Band 1 Bisltctbrll 1 B1sLb1ll 1 f' , Ia. Q '- 7 1, 2, 3, 4g F , 2, 4g P -- ,' q ' , f -gl 13a Y' r , -11. xtter 41 h ' Legg - -1. l . ' 1 1. -. K e.. -Q e . , , , ei. 43 Club 1, 5. 4, Vice Pr,es. -rg H1-Y if 2, sf lr., Pres. 1. Set 41 - t . 1, -. . . 3 . 'ball 1, 2. Lette 13 Track 1. 2. 3, 4, etter 1, 2, 3, 43 1.2.3,,4?,GY3ilA,1-' 'y3.4Q 1 , .5 . ' . 1' , 1 ' ' Y- . X '73 . , . . 25' C57 gy A' i,S.,..,ftsrw. l 3. lil! -It 43 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS From lefz to figb! are jerry Downing. Secretary-Treasurerg John Dickkut, Presidentg Nile Brennecke, Vice Presidentg Bill Vana, Advisor. O The Seniors of 1958 have worked hard and steadily to raise funds for their class project. Our first job was to sell stationery with a picture of the school on it. This netted a profit of about S81.00. Our second activity was sponsoring bake sales. The class was divided into sections and each section was in charge of two sales. These were held on the last Saturday of each month. Another activity was selling popcorn at the home basketball games. This was popped during the sixth period on the Friday afternoon before the game by volunteers or any other hungry helpers. All in all this has been a very profitable year for everyone. pw ' President john Dickkut distributes school station- ery to fellow workers Kaylene Gallentine and LeRoy XVillim. 35 9 O I Remember Soph. Tests - Ho! Hum! All for love! - And Pep Skits? BOOM ! rg Q S.. I is ul . Q 'a an 2 P e li 3 '-A-J nl 2? f 5 1 1 11 1 1 111.1151111. P1lY.111 D11 1 1 11111 1 C 11111 1111 1 1 11 11111 1 1 II 1 111C11'lbl1I'1. 511111111 1 u C 111111 t1 IN 1 N111 1 1 111111 11 1 C111111 A111111 D11111 C 1111111111 11 11111 11111 C1111111111g11.1111. V IL 11111 R11C11' 111 1 Cl LI 111 1 111 11 11 11 1111111 D1-111111, ILL 11,11 11 f 147 11 KI 111x 11 111 1 11111 F1111-111.111, D111 1 III D1111 D11 1 1 1 1 1 11111 C11111111 C11.111111-1111 1 11111111 1 1 H 1111 1 111111 11111 IXIL 11 111s1111 S1'1w11J 11111 1 XX 11111 1111115 13C1fC 111 11 H1111 CNN 11111 1 11 11 11117 R111111t.1 111'i11c. 11 1111 1 11tt1 1I'l 1 1111 111111111111 81111 C1.111.11111, Fkig NL 11 1 1 111 11111 11111 1.1111 K1-111111-. I 1111 11111 R1111n1 H111 11 44. .-P1 1 'Z fi ' S .r , X 4 - Frmzf wzz: fcf! 111 VIQQIIYI Ruth Anne Lee. lieatrire Moore. Karen Kerr. Mary Burns. Ellen Metlhux Jeannine Loros. Strom! w1z'.' Deanne Lawthers. Autlrey Kolbe. Marria Kothenheutel, Virginia Moler, Margaret Mishler. 'lutli Harvey. Third wir: Tom Mitchell, David Mendenhall, Larry Mitlrlaugh, Brice Lincoln. larry Loral, Charles Laruoreaux, 1712111111 rffrzf Dennis l.ynch. Richartl Meling. Mike Marble. Kent Loney. Kenneth Lamb. Frwri rwzr, fefl In riglvf: Judy Noid. Myrna Nietlerhauser. Carlene Nelson. Beverly Paxson. Roberta Morris. janet Morrison. Seroud mux' James Parsons. Carolyn Pearson. Fonda Mae Phillips. Margaret Nieken. Pauline Perry. Third rnuz' John Perry. Darrell Pettis. Ronnie Navara. Roger Nortler. Thomas Nash. Barbara Oherstein. Ffmrfli rfm'.' Dale Nichols. Russell Morrison. Boh Moore. Duayne Newhard. Paul Perry, Dennis Paul. Larry Phipps. 'R i' .X A l l '2- 'L I f-. F D g 1 ,. l SOPHOMORIT CLASS OFFICIYRS I-'rwfzl mr.. frff In riglvlx l..llAl'j' Chrgc. Viru Prcwirlcntz Tom lfxnrns. Sponsor: Karen Minnur. Sec- rct.1ry-'l'1'u.1sr1rr-r: Larry Milly-r, President. ff-0 Ifwzzz rffzz. .frfl In rilqlvfx Rolwcrt Abel. hl.llg.ll'tt Burns. Connif' Buqlmxnlrl. .lurly Anson. Dolores Clue, Helen Shelton. -lurly c:.ll'SOI'l. Geri Brooks. Sarwzd rwu: Yloycc- BLll.1l lt'l-I. Burlvnrxr Bailcy. lflizulvctlm Austin. Gaily Betts. ,lonnnc lxICl'NIllLll'l. Nxnry Allan. Sharon l5Lll'Illl.1Ill. Rod Brurc, Garry Bruclclzukcr. Third mzzz' David Anderson. llugcnc B'c.1r. -lim Burncs. Hurry Black, Dwayne Bryngcl- son. Dennis Brinrllr. Rolwcrt Cope. Bob Ball. Ifuznflv wfzzy' Daw Berg. Don Aluxxnrlcr. Bob Briggs. Riclmrrl BUffS.clOI'rlOl l Burke. Clary Bol.1r. Bolv Carson. Karl llI'L'!'ll'lCxl'CC. -ns no -O I ' r Q' xx V .1 ?s Im ab . if Wi . nf, - l ' x ill 1 Y -' s F. ,f A f-', ' 4 , ,4-2 nz! mu, fill In riglilx Rwscniglric Cwnnlcy. Colleen Dutton. Mgirtlm Coil. Liwcnilulyn Clark, Mui' Clnsc Sgiiimf wie: llulu' Diinlmm. lflmnui' Dl'.lL'QCff. Xanix' Dctcrnialn. Slmrwn Cnluingln, M.ii'ilyn Culp, S.1!Ixll'.l Einuix. 'l'llim' wif: l,luyml Ifuimn. Duc Ifnnixi ,lim Ifllulgc. Rnln-it Diggini Su-plicn Conn. -lim Crilwln, Rwnnic Dunlmrn. Larry Cnrwn. Ifffznfff wifi: Gunu D.lXLDI,FllI't. Craig Erwin. Lanny Cowell. Paul Fleur. Daw Colm. 'lim Cruwtlicr. I..ii'iy Dawson. Run Einliorn, ,4-4 lton, Ivw.'t vffzf. .iff !.'4QflR',' I mx' Fritz l5.1ilm1i31 Llillcttw. xlnily lrUl'IU.lI1a'li. Knnkiu Clnxtur. I.L.1 Hunii linil.1 lT.1llll'illL'I'. Sliirlu' lfinllm. K.l1.i1'lnttu l-'li-ming. Slmmn Ciilwwn, Siivfmf rffiip tiny H.llAl'lS. lfilccn Hall. Diunu l5i'x'.mt. I.inil.1 l .ll'lWL'l'. lilniac Fimtlur. Ling Biggs. lcmn Cjiginncttu. llzt Ciiumnt. lfllcn ,lin l. lfwrtwn. 'l'f'ii,f'if,:i: Glunila Onmling. -l.lI1cf Flnwqi. Gary licrrihws. Rngui' lfwguwn. llulw H.1rl.1nl Dun l:UI'.ll'iL'I'. 'lhni Gnlxr. Rnimlll Ci.lllmx.xy. XYilli.nn llmniltnn. D.zx'i.l l,llI'lall'nCl'AQ. Ifffmfffw rffzi i Harrison. l..lI'I'l' Huprmnll. Dvnalil lfw.1lt. liwlw GL-wrgu. lirmc XY'illi.nnf. Dill: ll.1ll. Ruse l'l'.IIllik. Rl-lm-rr Lminling. Alan L1.1i'l.1nil. Cylg-nnC1.1ll. Rulx-it C1.1llmx'.1y. I..ii'i'y' Gngc. -.vw ' ,,, if u .,f ,,....--if ,gl -51.151 i Swim NES! ,. -3353 lA:3,'57r3 2555? 2 Q' .nn Q. l . 1 Q f.ax, ul ' wk-' 3? Af an s l kiw i , f , 14-5 la- Fimnl ffm, fd! IU zliqlrfx Kzxrlga Kylmn, Murlys I.mnpm.m. Pamela l.11Ll'iL'Y, Bonnie l'liil1SCI'. ,lcunullc Hullmgm. 5l1.1x'c1n Klllll7LI'l1l1. lflnrnwlll Hu.1ly,Slwfu1! rffu: l.iml.1 HL'llL'I'. Limln lAlilllNC'I', Ifnllu Isnacwr1, M-UT ,IU H-U'W'S1f.l1.iI'lL'm' llilmlulk. Slmrlm lxnux. lxrix lxrugur. 5l1.1:'un l..1 Plant. 'l'fl:'.f mu: -lwlm -l0l1DNUI1. Gcmld Hum Vllx. lSl.1im' H.mn. lmlrn Huffakcr, Gclxzlkl Kwscic-lski, -Iwlm Hauser. Rogcr Himl1.m'. lil.1lx' Hglwn. Biilklyhh-t'1'rig-s. Miku hlcrmrnc, Z-2 I-fffzxf 1 zz, :Qjf lu z,QqZ'.'.' l':.1r'lw ML-ling. ,lmct MQCn1'tl1y. Cluristy Mcrrxll, Palm Mullin. Sglmlm Mann. Zcllll lxl.1lDL5', Gerald INILHL-nry. Stfmlfllj vffzl 1 M.11'y licrnnxxl, Flmrwn Mnifmlglml. Vlwymc Miller, Karen lNf.lllAt'lxl. Clmrlcm- l.imlncy. l,iml.1 M.1llim.1t. BIJFQ' lxlk'I'LLlI'y, lNf4u'lmc l.yml1. Drum Miller, Third Mn' Virgil l,.1l'5UI1. Kant lNlg1x1u.1l1 l,1111'y Millar, Rmmlll Lung, 'lllm lnxru. ,lwlm Millur. lNlinl1.aL-l lXIunllcnl141ll. Fozzrlffv 7 fZl.' llllliu lmlkgr. Swtt Mnlrml, Dcrmig Mmlxlwy. 0.115 l.ul-zclmrt. l51ll INTL-llmw. Dm1gl.1S LILK.ll'. l..m'y Mug-:'. Rillmul Lifcr, 'we 4 , 1 45,14 1212 il. -..K . ,tg x .. ,- Q, , ex 1 N? fx 1 -.Q ,-...cr FK if 4. , 4 D - af .97 - 1 Ai 1 ' 1 Z V Q1 A ..' J w :V L A, i ! 4 X 9? YZ E fx! .f -5 X. X NOT PICTURED Stutlents who mere absent on September 17 and 18 when homeroom pictures were taken. Snntlm Butler, Biintl Bob Bruggeman. C3 Dixie Elliott. A2 Robert Eurom, C-1 Pamela Long. C8 Floytl Love, C3 L.1Vonne Sanders. Cafe. North Larry Vint, Cafe. South Allen Votlnehotlsky. SRA XY'est Anne Wliite, SRA W'est june Young. SRA Wfest Gary Brucklacker. AO Arvilln Diller. Cl Robert Gooding. A-I Donnie W'illinms, A4 n, S-. ,4J ' NEW' STUDENTS These new mtutlentm entered Iwi. H. S. after September' IS, 1957. Ltffx Georgin Spears, C9 Put XXvllll.llI1SUD. C8 l3alffzz'.' lNl4u'gi11'ct Fleming, C9 Clarence Sliepurtl, C11 FACULTY TEA Girls' Home Economics class gave n tea for the teachers on December 19, 1957. 5 T HJ f l ' ...L -rs ff l ' ' M , ' 4 x kv ' 'aff . 3 , E' ' an ' v.,M, ' , ' V- ,. aww, 1-ap., 5 Qf- f , 1' gi, . 4 4 ,. - ' 5? ' 'Y 2 's V ' MR. C. HOGLAN Szzperinleudezzl of Srlaoolf MR. RAY LINEHAN A.f.l'f,ffr71?f Priurijnzl B.A. and M.A., University of Iowa, graduate work, Drake University and University of Iowa. Mr. Linehan is as- sistant principal. His hobbies are read- ing, hunting. fishing. and athletics. Mr. Linehan is the father of one son. Secondary-school youth are sometimes told that student days are best of all. This may or may not be true, depend- ing upon the individual and his sense of values. The suc- cess of each period of life is somewhat determined by the preparation and activity of the preceding interval. May your future be assured by your good works in the pre- sent. B. R. MILLER Prizzfipfzl MlSS ANNA KliI.I.Y .Ycfwwf I,ff1l'.Jl'fiUl B.A.. lfniversity of lowag BS. in LS., George Peabody College. Miss Kelly is head librarian. Her hobbies are reading and sewing. She sponsors assistant librarians. Q i s. hlli. IEARI. NIOORIQ Direrlffr' of Cfffn1i't,!j11kQ tim! Gffitffuzve HA., State University ol' lowag MA., University ol NCl7fLlSli1l1 working on Ed. D.. Unixersity ol' Nebraska, Mr. Moore is direttor of guidance and counseling at MHS and ,IHS His hobbies are family actixities, reading, and sports, He is the father ol' live. NS..-Q 'W' Miss VIOLA UFIYR ReKQi.i'f1'11r B. Ed., State Teachers College: graduate of Oshkosh Business College. Miss Ufer is registrar and the girls' attendance counselor at senior high. MARILYN XVAGAMAN .S1firi1i1r'.3 In Mr: Ihgffzfz . 4 v - ' fi 1 Xu.-I. A typiml siunc in the uffiiu slim .iftc-r taidy bell is Mr. Lim-liiin. N.1rg.ii'c't W'iig.im.in. .ind Miw l'fci' writing cxiuscs .mil Jilmits. -.R MARGARIZT W'AC1AMAN 5xi'l'VL'f.lI'.1 iff JIV, ,Hjffw MISS HIELIQN ISOTICN Bb., fic-ntml Missouri State Ciollcgcg M.A., Lnivcrsity ol Missouri. Miss Botcn teaches tixits .intl Lnitctl States .IIILl xwrLtl history. MR. FRANCIS ISURNHAM BS. ttntl MS., Iowa State Cnllcgc, Mr. Btirnlmin is tlircntor ol YOLL1tltJII.ll and ittlult ctltitatioim. His liolulwics .irc wllctting U. S. ttntl If N. stainps gtntl Lintuln pcnnics. singing in thc tliurtli tlioir, :intl belonging to tlic IIIklI.IlI Ciuitlcs. llc is tlic lltthcr ol' two, L1 lmy .Intl I1 girl. MISS MARGARET BYAI. ISS.. Dmkt' I'niwrsity. Miss I'iy.1l tc.1chcs business typing. Shu-is cohspoiistur of Pep Clulw. Her liolwlwics arc knitting .intl sewing. MR. LLOYD CHRISTIENSIZN BS.. Imxyt State Tcatlicrs Collcgcg MS., C'olnr.ulu State Ciollcgu gr.1tlu.1tc mark, Stats LQIIIXCINIII' ot' Ioxxxt .intl Imxpi State 'Ilatlicrs Cmllfgc. Hc IC.1Ll'lCS tlrivcrs L'LlLl'.'.lIIlJII in Ll.lNS .intl lwcliintl-thc-wllccl. Hc is thc tlttlicr ot' tim, it boy and tx girl. MR. RICHARD CILAYPOOL IIA.. Itmyi State 'I.C.ILllL'fS College. Nr. CQI.1ypwol tctlulics metals .llhl lwcl1intl-tl1c- wliccl tlrivcrs ctlutzttion, His liulwlwics are tlrix - ing, lwuiltling IlIlIIl.IlllI'L' stitlc inotlul lwuiltl- ings, wtmtmtlwnrliing. .intl lwuiltling furniture. Hc is thc l4.1fl1C1' ot' one son. MR. DONALD CLAYTON B.A. .intl gmtltiutc wtwrk, Imxgt State TQ'.lL'llCfS Ciollt-gc. llc tt.1t'l1cs typing .intl lwcliintl-tlich wliccl tlrivcrs ctlutxttion. His liolwlwics arc Pldylllsl lmlsclmll, xxnlttliing tuln-vision and .itlilctit tontcsts. Ht- is .1 gf.1LllI.1IL'0lI MHS. MR. I-'ORRIZST l OXY'I-lfR I3.M,If., Morningside College. Mr. Ifovvler teaches MHS orchestra. His hobbies are hunting and keeping up to date with all the new cars. He is the father ot' three, two boys and a girl. MR. RAY I RI2DI2RICQK IRA. and M.A., University ot' Iowa. Mr. Ifrederick teaches art. His hobbies are paint- ing and swimming. He is the father of two, one boy and a girl. MR. LESLIE GRAHAM B,A, ancl M,A., Iowa State Teachers College, Mr. Graham teaches algebra, geometry, and solid geometry. His hobbies are crafts. MR. ARLEN H ACKBARTI-I I3.A. and M.A., john Ifletcher College, State University of Iowa. Mr. Hackbarth teaches 'IC history and American government. He is ii counselor. His hobbies are farming and the Air Force Reserve. MR. JAMES HANDORF B.A., Iowa State Teachers College. Mr, Handorf teaches shorthand and secretarial practice. His hobbies are sports and travel- ing. MISS AGNES I-IANSON B.A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Columbia University: additional graduate work, University of Iowa, University -ot' Southern California, XXfyoming University. Miss Hanson teaches 'IC communication sl-:ills and advanced speech. She sponsors 'ICQ speech activities. MR. STEPHEN MELVIN B.S. and M.A., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. Mr. Melvin teaches MHS, JC, and Anson junior High vocal music. His hobbies are reading, records, dance band, and music in general. MR. OLAF ODEGAARD B.A., Luther College, M.A., State University of Iowa. Mr. Odegaard teaches Spanish and English. His hobby is instrumental music. MISS SHIRLEY PATTERSON B.S., Iowa State College. Miss Patterson teaches homemaking. Her hobbies are sew- ing, cooking, and riding horseback. MISS LORABEL RICHARDSON B.A., Grinnell College. Miss Richardson teaches English. MISS ELEANOR SHEAR B.A., Iowa State Teachers College. Miss Shear teaches Latin and English. MR. BILL VANA B.S., State University of Iowa. Mr. Vana teaches physiology and biology. He is senior class sponsor, head baseball coach, golf coach, sophomore basketball coach, and as- sistant football coach, His hobbies are hunt- ing and fishing. MR. DONALD XVI LSON BSC., State University of Iowa. Mr. Wfilson teathes distributive practice. His hobbies are golf, fishing, bowling, and camping, He is the father of three, two boys and a girl. MISS RUTH ZORN B.A. and M.A., State University of Iowag graduate work, State University of Iowag University of Chicago, and Columbia Uni- versity. Miss Zorn teaches English. Her hobby is art. THEY COOK OUR FOOD Mis Marie Gould and Mrs, Helen Beckam are baking 1 s Mrs. Roberta Cribbs Director of Cafeteria and Mrs, Leila Sever- ance prepare sund- wiches, Mrs Doroth' Oak is - l ready to prepare pud- X ding, while Mrs. Ardath Roberts is mixing meat loaf. THEY CARE FOR OUR SCHOOL .XYABXS 5 3-Wx 1 Carrie McClain - K, L. Pcrmcll 3-K ,nff l ' O -- 'L 5ir'?!sf'5'.k. V. Y ' 2 rn., m 'A' I ,135 J +1 nf 2 SCRNCS -rj Sd Glenn A. Boggs F. J. Luttcr X , ,, ,, ff' ' XQ5, NX xk' J it ,aiu-N .,-,g Q 'Enid M, PWV 1. r JSF? ' sb wks C ., u9g.0,frm., wma-.., s .1 ,-.. 63 B. Student Senate is a school organization sponsored by Mr, Miller. Its members include homeroom presidents, presidents of Y organizations and of other school groups. The Student Senate regulates the biggest school event of the year, Home- coming. Student Senate Officers: Burris Wforkman. Presidentg Karen Baker, Secretaryg David Hemphill, Vice President. STUDENT SENATE MEMBERS-Firfz faux' jane Lynch, Kay Meldahl, Jeannie Cook, Sandra Glans, Maris Collins, Burris XX'orkman, john Dickkut. Second rouz' Charles Eckles, Hal Loney, Margaret Mishler, Margaret Nielsen. Marilyn Schroeder. Kathy Pegg. Betty Pritchett. Mary Andrews. Third wuz' Gary Thurston. Craig Carlson, Ralph Finch, Pat Barker, Nile Brennecke, Dick Horton, XX'ayne Paul, Roger Hinshaw, Ron Zwemke. Faurih wuz' Sandy Smith, Lisa Smith, Mike Petersohn. jerry XVheeler. jerry Peek. Lanny Cowell, Larry Gage. Karl Brennecke. Bill Scheffert. Fifth wzcz' joan Robertson. Roberta Irvine, Joanne Cook. Karen Baker. Mary Pattie. MHS USI-IERS-Firrf wzin' Linda Momberg, Sharon McKibbon. Marcia Davenport. Kaylene Gallen- tine, Linda Lamcr. Beverly Wfilcox. Sharon fMiller,joa1n Robertson. Mary Gail Noid. Donna Burgess, Arlene Tychsen. Svrwzd wuz' Sharon Olson. Mary Pattie. Alice Bradbury. Donna Eugate, Sandra Saccaro, Glenda Eggleston, Mimi XY olfe. Penny Proctor. Janice Harvey. Ruth Brenner, Karen Baker. Third wuz' Kay Mcldahl, Sally Dickerson. Janet Rogers. Marilyn Reisingzer. Deanne Dobson, Bonnie Evans, Ann McGregor. JANE LYNCH Head Lfrber The Ushers, a division of Pep Club, keep the spectators off the Coliseum floor and add lots of color to home basketball and football games. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: janet Rogers. 'Cat Tagsg Bev Wfilcox. Treasa urerg joan Robertson, President: Margaret Nielson. Vice Presidentg Margaret Mishler. Secretary. 794 SENIORS Pep Club's purpose is to support the Bobcats and to encourage other students to do so. The members also turn out the popular 'Cat tags before home games to rouse the student body's spirit. Firrl row: Karen Kralik. Marilyn Kneeland, Sherry Ellis. Verna Shaw, Darlene Kruse, Patricia Noicl. joan Curson. Janice Hobson, Marilyn Moore. Second row: Sandra Bolle, Sandra Olson, Barbara Doll. Pat McCord. Betty Pritchett. jean Peak. Susan Smith. Ann Freese, Avonelle Smith. Roberta Hoclgdon, Karen Hilleman. SOPHOMORIES Fin! wuz' Bonnie Hauser, Sidney Svec. Sharon McFarland, Sharon Gibson, Marilyn Schroeder, Virginia Springer. Judy Carson, Jeannette Hoffman. Sharon Olsen. Sharon Kimberlin, Nancy Ream, Marilyn Faust, Linda Phillips. Second wuz' Dixie Elliot, Mary Jo Harvey. Janet Flower. Linda Williams, Kris Kroger, Patty Thomas. Kookie Cluster, Ellen Evertson, Susan McMurray. Jerry Oak, Marlene Lynch, Mary Bachman, Lee Hamilton. Third rouu' Karen Jones. Edla Mae lssacson. Barbara Hemphill, Karen Noel. Karen Minner, Kathy Pegg. Mary Whetstine, Linda Perrin. Susan Reynolds, Nancy Neve, Lilla Niederhauser, Chris Snyder, Carol Maytag, Janice Fistler. Judy Button. Pam Lackey. Lynn Miller. Connie Moore. Joyce Miller. Fourth wuz' Linda Heuer. Elizabeth Austin, Dorothy Smith, Sandra Peterson. Joann Giannetto. Karen Olson. Helen Shelton. Margaret Roupp, Barbara Gillette. Nan Norris. Chris Merrill, Dixie Hilleman. Gleneta Miller. Linda W'ood. Maryls Lampman, Rosemarie Connley, Judy Formanek. Sandra Felper. Fiffla wuz' Carolyn XY'hite. Garnet Lininger. Sharon LaPlant, Charlene Lindsay, Judy Short, Judy XX'elsh. Patty Stonewall. Mary Close. Barbara Squire, Diane Bryant, Sharon Waddell, Sandy Emeis. Joyce Roberts. Anita Smith, Susan Day, Eileen Hall. Karen Malfeld. Sandra Mann, Sharon Coleman, Beverly Zednichek. Pep dad JUNIORS Firrt row: Virginia Redden, Carol Wfinston. Connie XX hite. Mary XY'ehrman. Jami Xlfilkinson. Judy Stone, Pam Long, Roberta Morris, Barbara Judge, Sandra Specht. Ellen Medhus. Glenda Fisher. Jo Ann Sleege. Second row: Karen Abel, Joan Donaldson. Linda Carothers. Gloria Gianetto. Sherry Hoskins, Ardelle McCrary. Jeannine Loros. Sandra Smith. Nancy Hawley. Mildred Gustafson. Jeannette Gilson, Virginia Mohler, Beatrice Moore, Judy Curly. Third faux' Carlene Nelson. Susan Wolfe, Margaret Raybum, Judy Stone, Janet McQuiston. Judy Eige, Jane Biggs. Barbara Oberstein. Rachel Serfoss, Diana Tressler, Jean Stubbs, Donna Ferguson, Carol Hulsizer. Ann Collison. Susan Augustine, Sharon Coulter, Melanie Helm. Fourrb mu: Marta Stensvaag, Karen Swartz. Lisa Smith, Nancy Rice, Karen Western, Judy Bogard. Suzanne Buchanan. Nicki Wlilson. Nancy Gron- waldt. Sybil Bailey, Harriet Beaty, Deanne Lawthers, Roberta Irvine. Sammy Conte. Martha VUhit- cnmbe, Sandy Robertson. Karen Harris, Deanna Smith. Barbara Johnson. Senior Hi-Y is a club for senior and junior boys. It offers pleasant social surroundings to members and presents the Hi-Y Formal each spring as well as selling programs at home football and basketball games. Don Taylor and Homer Fckles act as the club's advisors. HI-Y OFFICERS-Fir-,rl mu: Nile Brennecke, Presidentg Larry johnson. Sergeant-at-Arms. Seward mu: Ed Farber. Treasurerl Jerry Downing. Vice Presiilent. Third wuz' Burris Xlforkman. Secretaryg Don Hitkman, Chaplain. Wa- 2 Firrl roux' Charles Eckles, Bob Bueghly, Mike Brimmer, Rod Von Krog. Darwin Meyer. David Thomas. David Andersoni john Deliutts, Siwnd mu: Dirk Horton, Hoot Niederhauser. Tim Merrill. Sonny Finch. Russ Betts. Chuck Batlgley. Lynn Cunningham. Dennis I.ynuh. Third flfilk' Larry Jacobson, Tom Stanley, Brian Garrington, Gary 'l'hurston. Tom Benge, Larry Hall. .Terry Lokensgard. Don Stover, Seyman Krantman. Glenn Brockett. n 3 .I , gil xr, 5+ , i i 1 ' fl gf .v. R. 'LS i I I I ,sf 1 'xx 'M' h' ' ' , aff Wfmsfa , , M Biiliflfl C? X I l 6 ' 'aqfr 1, 9, rufyyii 'fe' 3,81 a, W ' . , Q1 H05 'P ig: xtayfqf. ' 1 ' '-X Y I , 1 I Y W' i2 7' ' ' f .ir ' . 'Y 'EU 'ul' f f .Q ar, an . f ' 2' 1 wf i S ' 'Y' ,xg 4 L MEM, :R Mx .N li , ' A F :r N6- .fns 1 Jr l, bi: 'ay' Q 8 . , x mf- ff . -, - J ' ,S . X .K f B '1, K, I B 'fv , U J ' 7 . 1 in N 5 5 X 4,51 I -we. V ' . N' Fa . -wi' -X i N s. f P. :Ta-,f .- ff,-sp ,Le A. 4 G-Y is a tlub sponsored by the YXVCA for senior and junior girls. lt provides wholesome sotial life at its regular Tues- tlay night meetings. Mrs. Ralph Dotltl arts as advisor for the group. G-Y per- forms many tommunity services and an- nually presents the Sntm'ball. one ot the biggest events of the year. G-Y OFFICERS-Lc'fl 10 rigbl: Karen Baker, Presirlentg Sammy Conte. Vice Presitlentg Melanie Helm. Setretaryg De-anne Dobson. Treasurer. Q G-Y CABlNETw-Smled. left In riglilx janet Rogers. Collins, Melanie Helm. Martha Wfard. Smudhzgs Deg Nanty Tliomas. Mary Gail Noitl. Maris inne Dobson. Mimi Vfolfe. Ruth Brenner, Karen Baker. jane Lynch, Sammy Conte. Mary Pattie. fifillflf zafuzz fiiufzrm um Llhrzx Alice Brati- bury. 'ls QJ, c7 Cf or 10th Hi-Y, a sophomore club similar to Senior Hi-Y, is sponsored by the YMCA and holds regular meetings every Tuesday night. 10th HI-Y OFFICERS-Fifi! wuz' Bob Ball. Secretaryg Wfayne Paul. Presidentg jerry Kozielski, Sergeant-at-Arms. Serum! foul' Mike Petersohn, Chaplaing Roger Hinshaw. Vice President: jerry Hunt. Treasurer. 10:4 716- Firrl muy' jim Smith, john Gazaway. john johnson. Mike Yordy, Rod Bruce. Larry Miller, Keith Avise. Gene Davenport, Serond mum' Larry Huisman. Alan Rasmussen, Richard johannsen. james Crihbs, james Burnes, Tom Garber. Lynn McCord, jim Elledge. Tom XX 'eaver. Third faux' Russ Franke. Tim Carter. David Norland. Chuck Snyder. Ron Zwemke. Dennis Vajgrt. Kurt Seberg. Alan Garland. Fourfh roux' Bill Mellows. Gary Bolar, David Cole. Gordon Burke. Ron Eichorn. Robert johannson. Y-Teens is sponsored by the YWCA for sophomore girls. The group is ad- vised by Miss Juanita Doe. 10th Y-TEEN OFFICERS-Left fu rigbzx Ellen Evertson. Vice Presidentg Nancy Ream, Secretaryg Juanita Doe. Advisorg Bonnie Hauser, Presidentg Barbara Gillette. Treasurer. 70:4 -7 Firn 1'01l'.' Sharon Knox. Sharon Burnham, Ann XX'hite. Judy Carson. Pam Mathis. Mary Whetstine. Linda Mallicoat, Jeannette Hoffman. Sermzd vnu: Nancy Roeder. Joyce Roberts. Nan Norris. Marilyn Culp. Karen Stubbs. Diane Bryant, Karen Olson. Linda Farber. Thin! wir: Carol Maytag. Glenda Gooding, Sandy Emeis. Sharon Vfaddell. Janice Fistler. Susan Day. Anita Smith. 1 l QD I Fifi! zwze: Linda XX'oods. Delores Case. Sidney Svec. Marilyn Faust. -ludy Short. Nanry Allen. Judy XY'ilson. Sermzd 7'0Il'.' judy Anson. Connie Moore. Sandra Peterson. Bonnie Tweed. Barbara Bailey. JoAnn Giannetto. Eileen Hall. Tbiid mu: Karen jones. Karen Malfeld. Sandra Felper. Charlene Lindsey. Paulette Warnell. Beverly Zednichek. Beth Austin. 70:4 11- 7 Ifirvl mug' Jerry Oak. Laura Lee Hamilton. Linda Wlilliams. Sharon Olson. Kathy Pegg. Susan Reynolds. Patty Thomas, Kookie Cluster. Nancy Neve. Surwzd wuz' Marlene Lynch. Karen Noel. Linda Replogle, Gleneta Miller. Virginia Springer. Marilyn Schroeder. Linda Perrin. Margaret Ruopp. Helen Shelton. Susan McMurray. Linda Phillips. Tbird wizzz' Lynn Miller. Kris Kroger. Karen Minner. Chris Snyder. Sharon l,aPlant. Lilla Niederhauser. Dixie Hillc-man. Garnet Lininger, Mary Bachman. ,4 GRA, the Girls' Recreation Associa- tion, promotes participation of girls in various sports throughout the year, after which an award banquet is held with honors going to the winning teams. Mrs. Lewis acts as the c1ub's sponsor. GRA OFFICERS-Firft mum' Sandy Glans, President, Melanie Helm, Historian. Second wuz' Margaret Nielsen, Vice Presidentg Sandy Robert- son, Secretary, Sharon Olson, Treasurer. g. 2,-ff. Firrt faux' Sandy Glans, Peggy Brainerd, Ruth Brenner, Sandra Saccaro. Sharon McKibbon, Jeannie Cook. Second row: Penny Proctor, Janet Rogers. Sharon Olson, Ann McGregor. Mary Pattie, Deanne Dobson. Donna Fugate. Arlene Tychsen. Third mu: Alice Bradbury. Beverly YX'ilcox, Sally Dickerson. Janice Hobson. Jean Peak. Bonnie Evans. Kay Meldahl. Jane Lynch. Family mu: Kaylene Gallentine, Donna Burgess, Marcia Davenport, Darlene Kruse. Avonelle Smith, Janice Harvey. Sherry Ellis. JS! , Z QE in N 1 Q LQ-I pi .al M A 4. .rm :v mf yy' www 'urs 'fa 4--5 IK Wi .lf .K My -hw 14n. 1 f 5. XA-1-V 5' .',' ,, . ' e --ma vw will .Q- ri 7 sg..'k fl Y-3,3 1-0 .1 'QF i ..-af-f cd 3 'S ui' Y 8 'x , , v gf ! 3,- ,A 9 4 .Yi Mermaids is a selected group of swim- mers who meet weekly at the Y pool. The members practice water ballet and the graceful perfection of each kind of swimming stroke. MERMAID OFFICERS-Slandir1g.' janet Ha- mann, Advisor. Silling: Karen Harris, Vice President: Penny Proctor, President, Kookie Cluster, Secretary. Z' The Bobbettes, a newly formed drill team, perform at half-time at home basketball games. MEMBERS: -loannc Cook, San- dra Smith, -lcannic Cook. Mulamiv Helm. Karen Harris. Nancy 'l'li'onmS. Mrs. l.t-xxis liirutor. lean Stubbs. S.lIllll'iY Conte. hluron Coulter. Aldlli Collins, 'IL-lmnmy Idtiftlx, S.lllxll.l Uluns V 5 Q janet Hamann, Penny Proctor, Karen Harris, Melanie Helm, Martha Whitcombe. Kookie Cluster, Nancy Neve, Susan Reynolds, Patty Thomas, Jeannie Cook, Deanna Smith, jean Stubbs. Jeannine Loros, Mildred Gustafson, Glenda Fisher. OFFICERS: jerry Downing, Sergeant-at-Armsg Nile Brennccke, Sccretaryg Dick Rhiner. Treasurerg Pat Barker, Presidentg Burris XVorkman, Vice President. rg 5 Club is an organization open to all boys who have won a letter in any sport at Marshalltown. Tom Evans is the Club's sponsor. Lefl lo right: Karl Rinehart. Dennis Paul. Stan XX oostcr. Richard Wharton. Bob Button. Larry St. john, Doug Graham. Pat Barker. Nile Brennecke. Dick Horton. Larry johnson. David Antler- son, Ron W'ooster. , If ly. Q wt is l'f 'f-N52 L: 'af - up -- J x. ,Q 4 x X 5. ix-1Qy-Tivv lr. gf' rg' ' XT 'f 'zu S L5 A , 3 -, Q 2 .1 .zigif wh xv' 'i5'v g 5+ ,Q 1 5 J lx 5, . N. 'i Q Q: 1 kzv gx yy S f digit W lm. Q15 K iw Q Wt 535' ': i M ,,., . 3 1':' ,.?- 7 -' Q X4 - - Ag , if A 1, , , 1 ' J 'I 3 ' 31 'ff . U 'I' f 3 Yun' PI'L'9Ixit'I1l1 jim- Ignili. lfirxt Yum' Viic l'i'cx1ilr-lit, Siwffzif fuzz: Wflmitmrnbc. Firwt X'L'.1I', Surct.11'y, I SECOND YEAR SPANISH CI.L'13'I7ir.fl mu: Kay Richman. Arlcnc Tychscn. In.1 Mac Middlc- ton, Nancy Yeager. Serwzd ron: Karen Krnlik. janire Hobson. Mary Pnttic. Deanna Dobson, Kay Mcliluhl. Third rffu: M.1rilyn Mnore. Karen Hillcnmn. Bonnie Evans. Divnnn Fugzitc. Sharon Mcliibbon. Marilyn Knccland. Frmrzb mu: David Anderson, David Thonms. 'lorry VUinston. SPANISH C,I.l'lS OFFICQIZRS -1:11 if I'ull.' Tim Mcriill, Scmrni Yuir, Virc Piuidriltz Im Mau Middlutun, Suwml Dlaniiu Hnbwn, SL-Lund Ymr. SL'kI'L'f.1l'y1 Penny Pimntur, Cuniznittuq Hr-.uig M.irtI1.r x I , o i ' ' ' Nt. X0 di' 1? I Q Q s 1 ., Qs' V' 'V -N . ' I ' 1 .. ' . . fr Q If H I Q, 26-FEA Q ' 1 4 ,69 :- SDJ P -:A k . w. . 9 Lgjl if 'Y 15.4 V W A ff 6.- Q f-32 N ?s 35 Suk 95151 'X P Y , 1 A 9 Q 5 Zur Eur-sf 'fx . . 1 M I ' ith 114 If ab 5-Mb, is . R - k,., I f F 4: 5 R1 'r?'4' Q I s Y' 1, i Xt 51- SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OFFICERS: Ed Farber, Vice Presidentg Donna Fugate, Secretary: Gary Thurston, President. 9 0 Scholarship Society is made up of MHS students who have maintained a 3.5 grade point average for at least three semesters. Assemblies are held twice each year to give recognition to these stu- dents. First wuz' Sarah Scheffert. Barbara Doll. Beverly Wfilcox, Marilyn Knecland. Patricia Noid. Maris Collins, Sandy Glans. Mary Gail Noicl. Mimi NX'olfe. Senmd wily' Nancy Yeager, Ina Mae Middle- ton, Donna Fugate, Karen Baker, Mary Pattie, Nancy Thomas. Tim Merrill. jerry XX'inston. Third muy' Charles Eckles. jerry Lokensgard. David Brintnall. Dick Horton. Ed Farber. Clarence Scheffert. Bob Button, Gary Thurston. :'ff'i 'MJ'x rf., H. X izn l fw V, i if . ,, . wi ,, 0 v' VL' . f' ' 'Y' '5 if 4 pf? f . 7 G . Ty, V flvm' iiqxvfi . I X' ,f g i 1 Q IIAF Q 1 Swv - R V if r ff I x Ng gx x Q X . I N N 1 X . . Masque and Dagger is an organiza- tion of speeth students who have taken an attiye part in the presentation of produttion ol' plays. This year, with Mrs. Dodd as sponsor and director, the group presented The Teahouse of if the August Moon as an extra show. 5 OFFICERS-Ifmnl wrt: Mrs. Carol Dodd, Sponsor: Mary Gail Noid. ll 7 Treasurer' Gary Thurston. President. Bark fuzz: l.eR0y W1 im. Nite 7 , . Presidentg Nanty Thomas. Setretaryg -lane Lynth. Historian. Firnrt rwzzp' Carolyn Payne. Karen Kralik. Ann Collison. Syhil Bailey. Melanie Helm. Suzanne liuthanan. Carol Wfinston. Janice I-lohson. linda l.hlUIlll3CI'f,f, Strwnf wir: Mary Turner. Marilyn Moore, Linda Lamer. Marcia Davenport. Sharon Miller. Sammy Conte. Karen Harris. Barbara Oherstein. Pauline Perry. 'Ifiiwl rffzax Donna Fugate. Bonnie Evans. Susan Smith. 'lean Peak. Ruth lirenner. ,lane l.ynt'h. Kay Meldahl. Ann MtGregor, Lisa Smith. FHIKVIXY mug Gary MtCormatk. David Drew. Russ Betts. -lim Blue, l.eRoy XY illim, Gary Thurston. Stan Reid. David Thomas. Charles Etkles. john Strever. ii O Q Q x 3 2 4' O ' Xi? ' ' f' 359 Q J , .. 4 - J tt j?7' n 1 2 Q,-I ky 4 , 'itf.'L'.'f ' ' A V I Q' N K , ...ylilih A..,7 ,xiii x 1- qA 4- Q, I 'im -I . ' A . x , . ' 6. 4 Q A fx 2 ag 1.11. 2 Q ' 3 fl 5 XE 4 N-.4 ix .I X 4 4 Q, - 47, 'O 'H Q x Ili AV if Win. 4 1 ir . 4 F 4 V! l mm 'Zaeea Wuawwwadge Ph by KEYNS ......4f W ENN'S f4dend4nZ f' - 64:16 Smwbwz Qlau is M ffdendant peg?-y gfzaaze-ad I f4dazd4azZ Kamen 2460! 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'X f I yr 1 ' . - ' U A-w., .,.Q - ' . g ' ' L.. .fd 'f T, P' f if M 64 4 Q A, 3 ' ii' A fi gl ' I , 'gp - X ' '. M s- ' -9' 'A ' f fy V ,E A I -an , A V' l .X 1' , 1 A 2 5 Y 0 L- Sig : X. 1 Q B Q X. A gt ' :5fs,,.,-A - N ai , V 'ir XX Q-Ng Q' Q' Qi I O I QS I , I Jjg. f I Q Y . S 3-iiffftf Yz. ' 4 V' if w 4 o 5 . C' Z rs x ,i i,' n if f I in Y-i f . t , fx, ' - I , ' x 9' 15 . F ' VL QQZ - J J ,. . . A VA y Ex ' A ' 'A' 1 1 . N 1 .h .J A if L K M 15 KN X li 066002 a6e'7t706Z42aa You Can't Take It With You, by George Sr Kaufman and Moss Hart, a comedy, was presented by Masque and Dagger on November 4 and 5, 1957. Alive .............,.... Alf. Hendermn ..... Kolalenhov ........ . Ed ........r........,. Tony Kirby ...... . Mr, Kirby ...,...,,... Mfr. Kirby ........... Penelope Sy mnzore Marlin Vanderlaof CGrandpaj Effie .wr......r...,,,.. Rheba ................ P11111 Symznore ..... Mr. DePinna Donald ..,..., Olga .....,.,... The Man .,,..,. Mac .....,...... lim .....,.... Nancy Thomas Gary Loney Steve Ridenour jerry Winston . David Thomas Charles Eckles Mary Pattie Mary Gail Noid . Gary Thurston Donna Fugate Linda Lamer LeRoy Willim John Strever Paul Koehler Barbara Oberstein David Drew Russell Betts Herbert Hoop TECHNICAL STAFF I7j1rr'!fn Carol Dutltl Djl'L'tiff!l'-,li flf,r2.i'f.111! jane Lynch 'linlvlffrxzf llinftlffz Audrey llaycs Shiga Creu' .,,..,,r...,, ....,t,...,.,..,,r,,,....,,,,r J ohn Strever, David Thomas, Charles licklcs Sfene Defign ..,,...,. ....t..........,,........,.,.. R uth Brenner Projlr ,.,..,,...,t.,,r.. Martha Ward, Sharon Mcliibben Sifzge Dl'6.l'.ffIIig7 .. ,.t......,,r.....,.,,....,... Sharon Miller Corflzmey ...Y...........,..................u...t......... Jeannie Cook rllfzkernp ..........r...t....,......,.,.,.........r.,.,... Mary Pattie, Ann McGregor, Ruth Brenner, Martha Moore Sound C.....,.....,....u.....,.,...,......tr.....,.... Penny Proctor Lighling Tefhnirirzn ...................,.,.. Robert McAuley Elerlrivifznr ...... ..........,....................... T im Merrill, jim Blue, Douglas Graham Pllblifify .,..... ...........,............ P eggy Brainerd Tifke! Sale ...... ,....... J erry Winston, Bryan Cole Progrfun ....... ....... J an Hobson, Gary Thurston fl 'N 1 if 7447 .-,me gamma., The Teahouse of the August Moon. by John Patric, a comedy, was presented by Masque and Dagger January 30, 1958. ' THE CAST Sabin! .......A......................A..........w. ..... ohn Strever Sgl. Gregorirb ....,,.....,.............. .,......,.. G ary Loney Col. ll aim'igbt Purdy III ....,,. ....,. C harles Eckles Cnplnin Fifby ..,........,..........,. .,., R ussell Betts Old Wozmzzz ....................... ....... R uth Brenner Old lV0lIIt1lI'J Dfzugfyfer .....,.......,.,.... Sharon Miller The DnnglJter'5 Claildreu ...........,...... Mary Gail Noid Linda Momberg, Janice Hobson Lady Arlor ..,............r,,,,.......,.,.................. The Goat Ancient Mau ...r.........,,....,.....,...,,,..r. Penny Proctor Mr Slzmahz .................. ........ P aul Koehler Mr Mr Mr Sllzzzalfzl' Falher .... H okfzlda .........., S e1k0 ........,.,... Martha Wfard LeRoy Willirmi Gary McCormack Mr. Orhirfz ...... ..,..... D avid Thomas Mr Omzmz ...... ,..... J erome Winston Mr Keom .....,...e..........i....,....,.........,.,.,. Linda Lamer Village,-J ........,i.......,,......,......,.............,. Susan Smith, Ann McGregor, Gary Thurston, Jane Lynch, Herb Hoop, Kay Meldahl, Bryan Cole, Donna Fugate, Nancy Thomas, Karen Hilleman Min Higa Jiga ....,.......,............... Sharon McKibben Ladier League .......,.................,...,.... Martha Moore, Mary Pattie, Jeannie Cook, Alice Bradbury Lorur Blorrom ..................,........... Peggy Jo Brainerd Capmizz MrLean .............,..............,.,...., David Drew THIZ TECHNICAL STAFF Dinfrloi' ,.............,...,...,r, ...,..,. C Qarol Dodd DiI't5t'f0f'J' Artrirlmzl .,,... ,,,... J ane Lynch Scribe .,,.,..,..,,i,,,...........,....,,.......,....,..... Susan Smith Surge .,.,.,...,..........,A,........,.,,,.,,.,....,...r.. Gary Thurston Scene Deyigfz ,,,,....,... Nancy Thomas, Ruth Brenner Stage Drerrifzg .,,.,.,.,.............,....,.....,,, Martha Moore, Karen Hilleman, Sharon Miller Propr ..,.,..........,,.,....,.........,...........,.,.... Linda Lamer, Martha Wfard, Sharon McKibben, Janet Rogers, Susan Smith COIIIIINFJ ,.,,....,,,..,,,,..,,,.....,.,....,.....,. Donna Fugate, Alice Bradbury, Kay Meldahl PVIIKQIYIIII Jan Hobson Tiricl .Sfzfraf Bryan Cole. Jerome XVinston Pnblifify ..... .,,........,....,.,...............,. S haron Miller, Ann McGregor. Mary Gail Noid C07IJ'fl'llt'ff07I ....,,,, David Thomas, Gary McCormack Sound ..,......,,,....,.,.....................,.,,.,.. Steve Ridenour Paint Crea' .....,.,.,.................,....,,..,,...,,. Kay Meldahl, Susan Smith, Alice Bradbury, Jane Lynch Elerlrififwr .............,,...,...,.....,.,......,,.,,., Tim Merrill Doug Graham, Jim Blue, Eugene Bear M5 I - gv, ' i Il ,fc - -fm' . f. I ev 4 Q 5 I 'N 'if' J , his 525:i1f.QQ:- ! ' L 3' . 1 - , Jn 3157 T 1 H3 '2. ab.. .eg .H -1 li -7-.. . n 1 'Al fan A, Q an M.. fu 5, 9 ,,m ,,,n .- .,Y, 'Q 3-?if'7f NJ 'iz thv, . Q...-M ..- ?2aSw Sitting., lt out A fast unm CIUUB Mmm bx tha Ixqulru el uma Some of the 11115 crons ' slow one Entering Elmwood w Q A 2 '5' 'J-2' -is ,li K 'if 7:15 e,. 1,mAA N' , - -4 P 'ff , ff' 'X ff'-1 'W ' ..'fA ri-'fs' 'F ' fm'-5' 4 -w' . u A or 'ar f 43 phifvdh i. E' ' x T any ' A Tr ' l I 'Nfl i 'V -M wig.: N1 1 f 5Wp loo ,Lf .4-man. ing 1' -nllll 7 fy: 1, 5 mir. ' ' 1 ' 'iwfl A many f rfgnizgao ,-,,,?'el ',,2 7b:4x'Y, 'gf r 1'- 1' 1 4 x,wwwwswmmf1n- N Y o C O ,. . .QL Kfyir- '19-Q ' w' 1 W if-A ws! .., w-1 -1 .-4 U-.. f-. ,A -+- ,- -- .-.. '-1 -4- 'C .., ,-. .., v--4 .-1 'N v1 ... nfl mu: Cxxlig llcnllcrxon. Rillhn-,l Kfmpplnv Roggy linlmmkm DMM RiQlcnour,G41ry Uoulnl. lom Sonya. IN .lrtu Stcnsniag. IX .irggirc Raylvurn. nllcrson. l..u'1y luk. Chlry -l.uolwon. l.nl1.u'.l ullgc. Cj.1rolyn Pom-. Shirlcy Bnrkn-V. nrrict c.1ty. Susan XYoll'c. N.1m l'l1om41s. -I.1nc .yml1. urls Collins. vlulnnic Cook. Samllpn Smith. .lill Collins. Slmron Dougal. cannc Stubbs. PM IN nCQox'd. Sharon Ellis. Rolwcr Gglllowzit Ar Boone. Do 11 1 K' Q1 ol 'n -lcswn. CQI.m-my Sllldfur. Ihmlll Ill-Aly, Dale Niqhols. l n1n'1X1 wu: D nn Corrniulu. C3.1ry IX dlorrnguk. Dink or on. arty auolvson. Swwn full: llvul lfllix. D.1l'rcl Putcrwn, Dmill l.unLl- im Copa. Dalrrcl forcmgln. Rolwcr lrllgggumln. :Roy XVilllm, 'lugly crg, Hun ll.1Lk. Romlll Ci.1lIow.1y. Rolwr Riggins. Vi1'gini.l liulllun, Oilllfil. Sllilfvfl B CUIU, TNa1IAg.1I1' Xwilwn, lonnic Evans. P.1t 'I'wcul. Carol XY1nston. Donn.1 ll-1jm1w11. Llloum Umnmno. I,inll.1 lnmzu. Xlyrrm AVUUCHU Smith- Kilffn Ylkff- Glfml-1 lillillwffln- Dlimil T1'f55lU'- IX -Wil-UU Nlulp-l'l1.lL1sc1'. Donna l7L1g.mz Nl.11 lyn linul.1nll. F-luzxy lloxl-vnx. Sylnl l5Cl1lCf- AUT! llfKGI'l'J-2011 Klil1!'Dill1'f- ,lCffY 40lCCDS5i31'Ll. .Ulklvll hlifllfl- l.lilLy. 5.1mlr.l Ypulut. lizll Mllvirult. Allan lfxmlt. blur: Sun, ll 'lfmzq 5011-HCfl7 HOOP- Wh fllmm- fffzaf L1.11'y lllcgcr. -llnz Ro. xl--lm Jliutv. l.1v.l lilzntrmll. Num lmoto 1 -v- --. w-1 .. Cry L rLox li DU IN L lw -- .... v-1 -A -+- .. ... w-4 .. .... w-4 'WT-1 ,-1 -x. '-N ... .... -4- .A p-4 -. ... w-4 Z4 ,.... ,-. 4- A V hx KEXN S p 776745, MR. STEPHEN INIELVIN Dimimr I MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS MARIS COLLINS , , Prerident LFROY WILLILI Setfetaq ,IEANNIF COOK Vife Pferideut A BUSY YIZAR FOR VOCAL MUSIC Throughout the year the vocal music department could be heard rehearsing on Monday, XY'ednesday, and Friday. All three vocal groups worked on songs for the annual Christmas concert held December li and the Christmas as- sembly December 20. Soloists were jean Stubbs, john O'Keefe and David Brintnall. After the beginning of the new year, mixed chorus could be heard working on numbers to be sung at the Central Iowa Conference Music Festival March 11. Mr. Melvin receives Christmas gift from Mixed Chorus members. IO3 cn XCnX'n4. Scsnnknc X: cw s, Nnnoq 'Y bird bhvgnux Yudcoi , -mm Nixnson, X4-M ns Sgcund rout VAX WUXXXX'.xxns., Nhug hm knxcs, SMSHXX Yxanfxkon, Connxc Wunxkc. ?nnYx-ps, 1kwXXh DIKXXCI. Xluxcn Ynvsks, u' Xlzugn Sw-ntl., Oadcnc Xltnse, ' A Aux, Vmsg Sums, N-mwn uni Yfineq, YXXen Nkcdk . . Sh-non YK Mic. Yonn-3 Fourth vo . LEPSCKX in GXen6'a Yksnei. K n Bev WUXXQOS. , Czmnen Bowers. Xml bhigucx K Q Margaux Nkn. ivy Usa Smkxh, TOILY Curso . 'NCS-. Cm: '. wtncn. X Sc: L ,. First Loigxs. Bonn yX'p.s:Xcy, Xbonnxe H. uf' Sannia Bone, BMW Smckhonse, Deanna Km sown Veavson. 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QM 5.237555 u 'G+' ',, .4 1v,2'::jbNf:.g,-5:5 E -'Z ...H-A5.i':l:vs -mcg-i5,AJ w KCCSQCZP- .52-.E :lard yer:- '.--.-.c .Af ,, 'gizii :f:13C'1..: .4g-3955: 'T :J-. .5 GL Exc:'w.gj-J :LZ ', -11 .2-.--Xml: ggi: 91229-E Dim? 1 -B G-E-1 EE 'U' c S 'S 1.-- -L. ax o c ' U:-Q3-1 Simi i', 2 U3 c.: 12' ,,A2.E: H- ' jggwwm S 2 2 U-.GQ 2 cn' 775.245, INIR. ARINION ADAISIS Dfreflrn' BAND OFFICERS DAVID BRINTNALI. , Vim' Pfwiderzl DAVID I-IEMPHILI. ,, , Prf.ria'e11! BAND MEMBERS HAVE MANY ACTIVITIES The musical strains you heard in the lower halls on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday were made by the band. During football season, however, they were marching up and down Franklin Field in preparation for the elaborate halftime shows presented at the games. The annual student band concert, featuring a trumpet solo by Dick Horton, was held in an assembly january 17. On March 25, the band attended the Central Iowa Conference Band Festival at Newton. Newton, Grinnell, Oskaloosa, and Marshalltown participated. 24461 DRIIINI INIAJOR JERRY PEER Fin! faux' Nancy Roeder, Ruth Brenner. Serarzd man' Linda Perrin, Sandra Saccaro, Barbara Johnson. Third faux' Kay Meldahl, Alice Bradbury, Jane Lynch, Lisa Smith. gcuwl Fifi! 1'0Zl'.' David Brintnall, Gary Jacobson, Jim Smith. Serond rouu' Wayne Helfer, Steve Williard. Dick Horton, Jerry Winston. Third row: Don Hickman, Jerry Peek, Pete Jacob- son, David Hemphill, George Perry. Z gnu! Fin! faux' Janet McQuistion, Judy Stone, Judy Button, Karen W'estern, Pete Shirra. Serozzd mu-.' Karen Baker, Marilyn Reisinger, Craig Henderson, Deanne Smith, Martha Whitconibe. Sammy Conte, Mary Turner. Third faux' Janet Rogers, David Hemphill. Gary Thurston, Jim Smith. Bill Barker. Jerry Lokensgard. Fourth mu: Don Hickman, Dick Horton, David Brintall, Jerry Wfinston. 77615, Sm: .Amr-.4 MR. FORREST FOWLER-Direrlor' ..,..-.... ORCHESTRA OFFICERS DOUG GRAHAM .. ,. Vire Preridwil AVONELLE SMITH . . ,,,,,, Serrclnry DONNA FUGATE . .,., Preridwzl -1 , H. Jig Q , ii .,-5-6 unix Fin! rouf: Margaret Rayburn, Avonelle Smith, Doug Graham. Scrond mum' Sandra Howell, Sharon McKibben. David Sellers, Melanie Helm. Jerrold Lokensgard. Third muy' Jerry VUinston, Mary Turner, Sammy Conte, Craig Henderson. Carolyn Payne, Judy Eige, Arlene Tychsen. Donna Fugate. Fnm-lb faux' Don Hickman, Marilyn Reisinger. Janet Rogers, Karen Wfestern. Janet McQuiston, Judy Stone, Ted W'illianis. Dick Horton. David Hemphill. Jerry Peek. limi wut Suzanne liiiclmnan. Samlra Butler. Keith Axis. jerry Lolcensgard pldyb Basketball Band 'adds support 1t 1ll home games t Scholarshlp A semblx Mrs Stephen Melxm accompfmxee Lombmcd Glu Clube 1t Chrxstmis Assembly v-00 1-v T e band hard at work wuth Mr Adams Soloxst Dxck Horton at Band Assembly I I A x. H ,xzm if' '23, .. 111143 I , X . A 2 W av ff' f M455 -la- ii '26 5. Y lf, 1. 4!! U ix 1 x Ang X 44 ' 1 is' ffl, H A nf. ,I YTNA.. 9' 'va UI l I I K1 inf' Q L 'lllv li ,' It U .UQ I, 'll1 mzf 'IOM EVAINS has been ln MHS toach for tuo EV COCHRAINE ns mother who begin touluns yexrs He rs the head footblll coftch and an as here last ye1r He rs the haul bmketblll cotth Qrstmt track touh Mr Ex ms mlso toftthes C a SOpl10m0re footblll coach mtl 1n assrstmt bfmketbqll track tortch ex DEAN HOI SEL I5 11f10fhCr two 56?-r MHS XVARREN DICKIINSON 15 the other xetctm coath Mr Houecl ns .m asslstant football basket Cogfh He Coqfhes the tem-,ls tcqm ball and track coach ll, 1 Jw.. i! 1..,, KENINX DEAN 1 xcterm cmch IS llfnlil truk BILI VANA who also came hcrc last ve1r coulu 1SNlSfll'll footblll muh md scouts for tln co'1cl1cQ lmsc-ball golf Qophomorc footlmll md luskctblll tmm sophomme bwkctbqll 4:77115 'o X 7' ..l AI FIFNUP 19 the flfth second ye1r qmch H 011111 I nx t N f M, Xiu Louheb umnnts md 19 ln clmrge of thc new lDll'dI'Ul1l ll pnogrlm exemng l O . ,, my Q ftgf 'V l . v 1 i 51, L wifi' i. 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P. .1-s ,vb il, I L E I ' D. j X +4 lf! ff ' I f r 'T' 'N ' QI X M Y l J . 95 o ' - 1 il X4 'azz 4' Wa W Q a f Q i t 1 ' ' 3 X .1 N M A , N x. x n ll 4 ' X . is xl riff 1' C! K Z3 o sd. 4.0 ' Q c 'E A Agar' 'lf'- h'gQ5f - y -1 l 1 b .fx K J E, . r' N Jig 46' N BOBCAT OXVNERS OF A 9-6 RECORD Membert of 'the 1997 Bobcat bhfsehallxtc-ani were, fron! fmt, lofi 111 riglf Roger Hrmilton Larry King, jim Wharton, Stan Vfooster, Ron Wagrier, Allan Ruldison, Gary Spencer Dick Mahle Bark faux' Grant Peterson. Assistant Coachg Tom Switzer, Sonny Finch, Ken Wrztxxnrn Rrfl Wlmarton, Larry St. john, Don Phillips, Gene Horn. Tom Shahan, Manager Bill Vim Cp A BAITTITR Left: A leaning Boh- cat batter: was Don Phillips. Avho with it .342 percentage letl the team in doubles and got one 'of two home runs. AND A PITCHER Rigbfx Gene Horn was the nu ber one pitcher and rew beautiful ball t wn the tourna- ment urail. FIRST BASEBALL SEASON A SUCCESS Marshalltown's Bobcats, coached by Bill Vana, completed their first season of baseball in over a generation this year. It was a down and up season, which saw the Bobcats finish with a good 9-6 record, Marshalltown started very slowly, losing five of the first six games. This poor beginning seemed to be due chiefly to the lack of con- sistency in pitching and poor hitting. The brightest spot of these six games was an un- assisted triple play by Sonny Finch in the opener at State Center. Gene I-Iorn and Dick Mahle began to come around and started to pitch some superb ball midway in the season. At the same time the batters began to get some distance, and the Bobcats ended the regular season winning the next four games for a 5-5 record. The 'Cats continued their fine play. to romp through three games in the Sectional tournament and one in the District, before falling in the District final. Marshalltown's basic strength seemed to be in fielding, where the infield, led by Sonny Finch, topped the attack. Half of this squad is ineligible for future high school competition, having graduated, but there is some strength remaining, which could prove the foundation for another top team. BOBCAT BASEBALL SCORES we they 2 State Center r..... ....... 9 2 Ames ...,...........,. ...... 4 2 State Center .... . .... 14 2 Dysart ...........r. ....... 3 12 Eldora ..,.....,, ...... 8 10 Ames ........... ..... 1 7 8 Radcliff ...,... ....... 1 16 Grinnell .,,... ....... 1 24 Grinnell ,..r,. ...,... 2 5 Eldora ............................r....,.,..,.,..,,,,,., 0 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 3 Union-Whitten ............,....,.,.,.....,... , 0 9 Hubbard i..,...,........,.,..........,..,............. 7 8 Le Grande .....r.........,,,.,........... . .... 0 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 9 Montezuma .................,....,..,... ..,..... 0 1 Van Horne ...............,........................ 10 u Us 4, gm. 1. . 5, if , .A 4 . A H157 ' i . I-'N x V .Ar yi, H ,J 1 . A af-'ff . QA., Rich Vfharton lefl and Sonny Finch made a great fielding combination for the Bobcats Tom Shahan lefl and Roger Moore were the hard xx orkmg baseball managers qv... 'ao QW . 1 W, ZFYYQ' xv 'za . Mg, , W -A I.. eo-W Q0 on , LEN SCI-INA'1 HORST Semor Halfbick ROD VON KROG Semor Quarterbuk and Halfback ,ffl-Q-wi 35. 3 ang tv DUNK JOHNSON Sc-mor DARRELL FOREMAN Junior Guard Tarkle W QQ 4 !'..' V'-v RON WOOSTER jumor H llfbuk Q ,lk -,Ab .im N-J .no-Q -4-fs 2 33 'Y DICK RHINER GORDEN BURKE GARX IOINEY Senror Sophomore Semor En Tackle Guard AJ . 1 ilu r W . s . of hw -l-rar s 'no ' , N4 A . M X -z. ? v K it . d ? hi? ' If ALLAN RL DISON Semor I ullb ink cv- DAVE DRUKER CRAIG SPENCER jumor Sophomore Quarterback Hglfback 3 '29 'Q- l LARRY ST JOHN BERNIE BROWN MIRE MARBLE RICH WHARTON Jumor jumor junror Jumor Center Guard 'I .lckle n F' QQ n an I 9, R911 CATS HAVIQ Sl'CCIl2SSlflTI- SEASON XYITH 5.6 RECORD The 1957 Bulvmt fuotlull sulsun. although nut tum gllllki from .1 xunmrlmt xwxw. would lmvc to be termed sL1Lu.'sstL1l. lhc SLlLl.iki lcuxrnul .1 Int .uni .ulmmul rrcrm-mluuslx' durnmg tha r.nll, It xnnsnlku .xml fumbles. ilu' liulvmts' ycarblung wmklmcss, muld h.1vc lwcun cllmimltui, M.1rsh.1llrmx'n muld xurx' wcll luxe ended wlth .1 Gu rcuml lI1NlL'.lL1 ut 5-6, M.1rsl1.1lltoxxn I'.lll mer I.inmln ut' Drs Mmncs in the 5L'.lSOIl opener .md UL1lVl.iX'L'Li CJsk.1lum.1 Ill .1 xg-mlcss Inrst halt tha following wcuk. Hmm L-wr nwisnxku .md fumbles mme Along thc Suomi lull' and lvl Usky mn. The liwlmats then lxant Buurmc in .1 ncumw lhlltlc. lhc next xxx-ck thcy full tu Nuvmn III .1 game they could lun- mmm cxkcpt for th.1t mum' old weakness. In the llmnumnixmg gum' thc C,.1ts nm mer TL-LI1 nt, Du Muincx for thc fin! lmltf than tk-ll .IIRIYI .md lmr. Thu m-xt we-ck the mist.1kcs .md flu stumwd .my rcscrnlH1.1mc Of an uftl-use .md they warg- .1 xutim wt' XVcst XY.1tg-rluu. The Ames Little Cfuluncs than prmul thclr power .md .xlcrmcsw in rolling over M.1sh.xllum-n. Ncxt Cirinnrll slushcd to thru' tuunhf downs lvctlwrc the liulmlts 1.11110 lmuk thu Suomi lmlff lwut thc r.1in and mud had lvuurnc two big .1 foe tu ox crnomc. Suddenly M.1rsh.1Iltuwn got .lll of its talent .md dcsirc guscnmlwlul .md want to Cllmrlcs City to mush the Cmnctxs five game win streak, The Bulxats cmlcd tied XYltl1 Bowne fur llfth plmc IH the fixml Cfcntml Iowa Cioufcrcmc smndings. The Outlook for the futurc is bright with eight ut' thc first clcvcn players rcturning. Tha-rc should lx' youd spud .md roughness in the lim' nc-xl yn-.1r. Bernie Brown, .1 smmiuut in thu linc for two ymrs, has bcen eluted mptzlin of next yc.1r's squad. BOBCAT SCORIIS Zu N541 Z6 Iimuln. D, M. U ' C,5k.llUU5.1 lf? 18 Hmmm' l 1 q NLM tml 19 I I Tulm. D. M. IH FINAL CIC Cffflfa J L UU UH 1. Ames S U Oskulswm 3 1 Grinnell 3 I Newton I 3 Mnrslmlltmvn 1 I Bcwnc I -I :4 L flat -, U XX .m-flow Vik-st 14 13 Allin 41 6 Grimm-ll 19 li ckll.lllRN Cfitx' li IIS 1.45 STANDINGS G.1n,LA ll 1' 'l Amo S ln ly Grinnell 6 Q U Usk.1lum.1 S I ll 1Nf.11'sl1.1lltwwn A 5, U Bmwru- i 1 Ncuum 5 0 .xv .9 I s x V- J THRH7 Ol7'I'S'I4ANDINCi PLAYERS HONURIQD AS TRI-C fA PTAINS Cmry Immy. QQLIAIJ. All.m Rudiwn, Igllllbliukl .md Dipk Rlum-1. Ifndg vu-rf vwtui II'l-n.1PI.1lI1N In thuir tn-.imxmmtu fm' thc 195' xmwn TRAINITR AND MANAGERS XYORK FOR GOOD SEASON TOO Ibm Sxxnrnx. .wr uh timmy tw: Klux xp-.uk rmlttull Nmwrm I-11:1 Mlhhnll, rugs, .lnli limb Button. tuwk Mum ur thu Ilkllldlilll KI1.-I-U. Q 3.1 xr :td 49-G, 1-nv N -,Qs-w lylx C'i.1ig Spy-nicr csnipix .1 huixic of Amo taiklci in .in mil nvccp tlmt xxcnl for .i tuiiihiimvn. ,tn Q Rigbl: Von Krog runs wide for yardage .against Lincoln. I22 001522 Rigbfx Buixats ying Liiklc .1 lull i.ii'i'icr from Dis Muincs 'Il-cli in tliu liomc- wming giiimz ale' ae 1:1-iff Rod VonKmg snares ii ball igirricr from Des Moines Lincoln in the sc.isiin's opening win, 'www , -133. V ,K F an-,v 1 k' All sv f F ,. .tal c ,- SOPHOMORES SHOXV POTENTIAL TALENT This ye.tr's hard working sophomore football team consisted of: Fr-fini mu, ld! to rielif: Rod Bruce. Keith lhlUI'g.lI'l. Dick Hall. Karl ,Brenneckcz Dennis Ritlancl. Bill Scheffert. Stiwud wrt: Scott McLeod. Steve Coon. -lim Smith. Dave Foraker. Gene Davenport. jim Burns. Third wrap' Bob Ball. Gordon Burke. Dennis Vajgrt. Lanny Cowell. Wfayne Paul. Roger Hinshaw. Mike Petersohn, Fulutb min' Gerald Koschielski. Larry Miller. Craig Spencer, Ron Zvvemke. Bob Ulohannsen. Ron Long. Baci win : Butkv Gazaway. ,lohn Niederhauser. Bill Melloxvs, SOPHS START SLOXW, END STRONG Marshalltown's sophomore version of the Bobcats had a slow start for the 1957 football season, However they improved steadily, winning the final two games, for a 2-4-1 record. Coaches for the sophomores were Bill Vana and Ev Coch- rane. SOPH. INIANAGER XY 7 The sophs opened the season against clasSY XY'est XY'aterloo OIIEIIEQJIIQQNG and the Cats fell with a thud. The following week they came through for a tie in a defensive battle with Grinnell. In the RUN I-OHS W-15 this 16355 f0P following game Ames slipped past the Cats. Tama and East flight sophomore manager. Waterloo then ran over the Marshalltown team. The Cats then found themselves to edge Toledo juvenile Home. After a week and a half delay, because of the flu, the Bobcats whipped Newton. Near the end of the season, sophomores Steve Coon. jim Burns. Karl Brennecke, and john Niederhauser saw limited duty with the varsity squad to provide added depth at some positions. There were several pretty good boys on the Soph squad and they will be playing a lot of ball in the future. SOPI-I. FOOTBALL SCORES Une They 13 XX'est Wfaterloo 35 6 Grinnell .. , ., 6 -D 15 Ames . . 20 1 6 Tama 26 7 East W'aterloo . 38 21 Toledo J. H. 13 18 ' 6 Newton ,,....,.,,,., ,.-,,, ISC COACH IS COACHES LIKIT TO FAT From leff are C. Hoglan. Supa-rintcndcnt of Suhools. Principal B, R. hm Mwrg HCM Cmkh VH IOW1 Miller. ISC Coath Myers. and MHS Cnath Evans. State College. was the speaker at thc annual Ilmthill Banquet. He has sintc atccptctl a position at Texas ARM. GRIDDERS ENJOY TURKEY DINNER QQACH QVANS HANDS QUT AXXIARDS Eni0Yinf-I dmncl' are ,f 1 jeff? David 1:33110 Teachffl Allan Rudi' Herb Long receives a letter certificate for a job well done son. Rod Von Krug. Larry St, John. Pctc Shirra. Craig Spencer. and Len Sthnathurst. Q41 DICK RHINER IOI-Ik DICIxKl'1 CHLCIx INEISON 74 30474 RICH XX'I-IARTON DAVE COLE DAVE HANSEN PAT BARKER -,- LARRY ST JOHN SONINY FINCH ALLAN RUDISON Ended: 640: DAVE VUILDL NG BOB BIBB BRYAN COLE MIKE MARBLE N I Y 3 ml. 34:1 3- . . J -'ff , T V I a N : 7 , . I we 64 51 70 66 54 52 59 50 60 63 CATS FINISH SECOND IN TIGHT CENTRAL IOXVA CONFERENCE RACE Marshalltowns 1957-58 basketball team provided one of the most exciting seasons in the school history. Eight of this year's games were won or lost by less than five points. As major accomplishments. the Bobcats finished with a I5--I season record, were rated the top team in the central part of the state. finished second in the tight CIC, finished the fourth straight year undefeated at home against con- ference foes, and squeaked by Ames twice. Trementlous spirit and a great starting five, backed by a strong bench, were the main reasons for this year's success. Chuck Nelson saw a great deal of action during the year, starting in a great part of the games. Rich Wfharton, Dave Hansen, Dave XVildung, and Dave Cole also saw starting action. However, at the end of the season Coach Cochrane found a relatively small, fast team which worked well together. This combination of john Dickkut, Dick Rhiner, Larry St. john, Sonny lfinch, and' Allan Rudison completely bottled up Ottumwa and scored at will in the season finale to roll to a 29 point halftime lead and finish their work for the evening. The Cats were also particularly impressive in home games with Oskaloosa, the CIC Champs, and Des Moines Roosevelt, the Des Moines City Series champions. Other nights they had great difficulty in finding the shooting range, as was the case at Newton and Oskaloosa, costing the Cats a conference title, and against West Wfaterloo, ending a 38 home game win streak. Although eight of the fourteen boys on this year's squad are graduating, the prospects for next year's team appear to be bright. Most of the juniors on the 57-58 squad saw a great deal of action and some talented sophomores will be moving up. There will again be height, speed, and experience in the ranks, along with some great shooting ability. BOBCAT BASKETBALL SCORES 'bel' they Waverly 53 Tech Des Moines . 59 Webster City . 41 Grinnell . 51 Cedar Rapids T. j. .. . 54 Boone . ...... . .. 43 Grinnell .. H . .VVV 55 Newton V 51 North Des Moines . 52 XX'est Waterloo 58 Boone . . 38 Oskaloosa . . .. . 47 Newton ...., . . H . 62 Roosevelt Des Moines . . 49 North Des Moines . 60 Ames . 42 OSICAIIOOSAI . 55 Ottumwa 61 Ames . . . 61 CENTRAL IOWA CONFERENCE STANDINGS IV L Pct. Oskaloosa . 9 1 -900 Marshalltown 8 2 .800 Ames .... 5 5 .500 Newton . 5 5 .500 Boone . 2 8 .200 Grinnell I 9 .100 BOBCAT MANAGERS Seniors, Bob Button and Karl Rinehart, did the work behind the scenes for this year's basketball team. They are shown here putting away the new warm-up uni- forms. MHS OVER AMES! Bobcats, Pat Barker. Bob Bibb, and Larry St. john whoop it up after a victory at Ames High School. Dave Hansen can be seen in the background. 3 L -SVU V .AH Q 1 's J' I 5 L lf? 5 ,, ,, r,'Xf' J A 1 52:-..- --- I x n ep 111 'yr '-JL X f Nf ' Zxscnilse .ind Dave l..rwr'cr1tc- lcd he sopliuiizoit' scorers Gary McCormack air in a workout SOPHOMORE SCORES SOPHOMORIZ CIC STANDINGS we 11165 -I7 Thomas Jefferson 57 Ames 62 Grinnell . 42 Itfarshalltown -I7 NOffi1 Des LIOIHCS 26 OSkg1llHQ1SQ1 58 Boone 34 Borync 5-I Newton , 4-1 Newton V -to North Des Moines 55 Grinnell 55 Oskaloosa . ,, 30 29 Ames . 38 57 Tech Des Moines ,. 52 51 Grinnell . . H -11 62 Boone -I9 52 Newton , . 25 -13 XY'est Waterloo 52 ' 42 Oskaloosa ,, ., , 63 41 Roosevelt Des Moines 45 60 Ames H H 59 50 Gladbrook fovertimei 52 BOBCAT SOPHS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON An over-all 10-7 record was compiled by the Sophomore Bobcats, coached by Bill Vana. However, they had an S-2 record in conference play to gain second place behind Ames. Probably the highlight of the season would be a home victory over Ames. The Little Little Cyclones had absorbed only one defeat during the year. The MHS Sophs completely dominated the game to crush Ames by 21 points. The following night the Bobcats were defeated by the Gladbrook varsity in a close, hard-fought game which stretched through an overtime. Ron Zwemke and Dave Lawrence, lefl, were the offensive leaders for the second year club as they led the league scoring most of the year. However, they were pushed hard by their team- mates, and Scott McCloud in particular, made great improvements at the end ot the year. All these boys will be fighting hard for positions on next year's varsity and. with this YC3f,5 juniors, could mold into another great team. Il L 9 1 S 2 6 -I 3 7 3 7 1 9 Norman Achtemeier and flips high in the George on the trampoline. gtunt 0 MANY BOYS PARTICIPATE IN INTRAMURALS Al Fienup has done a tremendous job with the MHS Intramural program. The program is operat- ing at full capacity, using all available facilities. Bad- minton, basketball, bowling, softball, table tennis, ten- nis, touch football, and volleyball are the activities included in the year-around program. Al is also in charge of the gymnasts, a group of boys who competed in three meets .this year. Skill at the side-horse, parallel bars, and other such things is required of these boys. A The local boys came in fourth of seven schools in a meet held at the State University of Iowa fieldhouse on December 7. Other meets were held in February and March. There is also a group of boys who work out a couple of times a week at weight-lifting. This helps a lot toward developing their bodies for competition in other sports. Perry practice a n the parallel bars. Nile Brennecke and Larry Hall were the two returning lettermen for the 1958 Golf Team. Brennecke lettered as a sophomore and again last year as a junior, Hall lettered last year as a sophomore. Chuck Badgley, David Hemphill, and Dick Stevens also gave the Bobcats good support. There were a number of others who helped push the top boys even higher. This year the golf team played Newton twice, Grinnell twice, Boone twice, lildora twice, and Ames once in dual meets. They participated in the Little Cyclone Invitational at Ames. The Bobcats also entered the Dis- trict Tournament in the State Tournament series. The 1957 MHS Golf Team consisted of: Fran! row, left la right: Bob Button, David Hemphill, Ed Farber, Dick Stevens, john Detrich. Bark mu: Bill Vana, Coachg John DeButts, Nile Brennecke, Chuck Badgley. Larry Hall. Charles Eckles, These 14 boys made up the year's tennis team. Fran! mug Icfz In 1'f,L'l7f.' Buddy Hunt, Mike Petersohn, Dave Whaley, Gary McCormack, Craig Carl- son, Mike Yordy, Dick Mahle. Bark faux' Scott McCloud, Tim Lowe, Dick Horton, Dennis Ritland, Don Phillips, Craig Henderson, Dick Brown, Warren Dickinson, Coach. The 1958 Tennis Squad competed in 13 dual meets, the conference Tennis meet, and the District meet in the state series. They played Ames, Newton, Grinnell, Oskaloosa, and Boone twice. The Bobcats also had single meets with West XY7aterloo, Cedar Rapids, Wfashington, and Tama. The season started the second week in April. Dick Mahle, Craig Carlson, Dick Brown, Gary McCormack, and Don Phillips pro- vided a good nucleus for this year's squad. Five boys traveled to each meet, in which there were five single matches and two double matches. l33 HUGE SQUAD RIQPRESIZNTS MHS IN TRACK This year's track team consisted ot' fron! ma, ltff zu riglal: Gary Harris, Gerald Koscielski, David Mendenhall, Steve Coon, Rug Moore, Gary Loney, Dunk johnson, Allan Rudison, Dick Rhiner. Larry St. john. Stmud wif: Dare Berg, ,lim Elledge, Gene Daxenport. 'lim Cribbs, Tom Shahan. Gene Buhrow, Burris XX'orkn1.1n, Bob Bibb, jerry Downing, Ralph lfincli, Keith Arise, Brian Garrington, George Coffin, Kenny XY'illiains, jerry Peek, George Perry, Dennis Lynch, Bill Mellows. Third f01l'.' -lim Collins. Craig Erwin, Bob Mason, Dave Druker, Bernie Brown, Herb Long, Larry Miller, Lanny Cowell, Ron Zwemke, jerry Robinett, Tom Schmidt, Dave Lawrence, Rog Hinshaw, Dennis Paul, Tom Garber, Bill Scheffert. Iffmrfb wzzx' john O'Keefe, john DeButts, john Niederhauser, Bill Hamilton, Ed Farber. Darrell Foreman, Rich Wfharton, jerry Lokensgard, Tom Stanley Bob Eurom, Norman Barker, Chuck Nelson, john Dickkut, Gary Gifford, john Detrich, Russ Franke. Barb mug' Kenny Lamb, Dave Thomas, Rod Von Krog, Bob Bueghly, Hoot Niederhauser, Mike Brimmer, Darwin Meyer, Lonny Poland, Ron XX'ooster, Craig Spencer, Stan Vfooster, Pat Barker. Pat Dyrland, Don Hickman, Paul Perry, Brfb Dent, l,ee Ifgleston, 'Iini Corinitle, Ron Eichorn, Don Yfiltse, Chutk XY.irnliot't', Clarence Albers, 1958 BOBCAT TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE March 15 State A.A.U. ..,.......... ..,,, . 29 State Indoor Meet ...... April 2 Boone Dual .,..,....,.....,..,.....,,. 8 Newton-Grinnell Triangle ,...,, 12 Cornell Relays ,...,.....,.......... .,... 15 Ames-Boone Triangle 19 Bobcat Invitational ..., 22 Newton Dual ......,....... 25-26 Drake Relays .........,,.,...... ...... May 5 Grinnell Interscholastic .... 9 or 10 District Meet 13 Ames-Boone Triangle ...,, 16 Conference Meet .......... 19 Inter-Class Meet ..,.... 24 State Outdoor Meet ...... Des Moines . Iowa City Home Home Mt. Vernon Ames Home , s..,...... , Newton Des Moines Grinnell Boone Home Home Ames Lettermen returning to the 1958 track squad were: Front row, left fo rigbz: Paul Perry, Roger Len Sclmathorst and Larry Moore. 'Chuck Nelson, Bob Bibb. Hoot Niederlxauser, Russ Franke. Dennis Paul. Second row: Lukehart were sprinters Bob Dent, john Engstrom. jerry Downing. Sonny Finch, Burris Wtmrkman, jerry Lokensgard, absent when the group Dick Rhiner, Pat Barker. Ron XlC'ooster. pictures were taken Enya? as The f-ll5t3nfe felal' teams WUC' made UP Of RUSS Ffankey TOIU The 4-10 and 880 yard relay teams consisted of, from row, Shahan, Managerg Roger Moore, Bill Mellows, Bob Dent. Bark left 10 figbyg Don Hickman, Chuck Nelson, Bob Bibb, wuz' Paul Perry. 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