Milford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Milford, IA)

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Our football squad was led to a share in the Sioux Valley Conference title by captains Jim Youde and Dave Clark. A Our Homecoming Queen was Judy Trebbien and her Senior attendants were Sharon Gano and Jean Soar. Our Band Queen at the Estherville Band Festival was Marsha Pike. We had a successful athletic season placing four football players and one basketball player to First Team All-Conference and we succeeded in gaining many trophies in Track. Our Music Department did quite well brought home 29 I ratings. Other dignitaries of our class included: Cheerleaders--Judy Trebbien and Barb Johnson, Y-Teerf President--Barb Johnsong Letterman Club President--Denny Jonesg F. F. A. President--Mike Schoningg Annual Editor--Sharon Ganog Science Club President- -Pat Rehseg Library Club President--Patty Mor- ey, Newspaper Editor--Carlene Arends. The Senior Government Classes under the guidance of Mr. Rumpel staged a Mock Nominating Convention, which was a huge success. The Senior Class Play was KIND LADY , directed by Mr. Twaddle. It has truly been twelve years of fond memories, and although this history is going on record, we shall not stop being members of a great and expanding, free America. We, the class of 1964, now have a roll call consisting of: Carlene Kay Arends, Diann Kay Arends, Michael Emory Baack, James L. Berg, Rex Bever, Rosemary Lee Booth, Keith Andrew Bran- stetter, Linda Lou Breidinger, David Martin Clark, Russel D. Clufford, Robert Nelson Cline, Patrick M. Derner, Connie Jo Tilda Eihausen, Dennis J. Farago, Ralph Charles Fay, Sharon Marie Gano, Mary Ann Gottsche, James Lynn Graff, A. Thomas Guthrie, Kerry Duane Hoffman, Darlene C. Huelsbeck, Barbara Lee Johnson, Jack J. Johnson, Jeannette Lee Johnson, Dennis D. Jones, Agnes R. Kilian, Merla Kay Kimble, Philip Lee Lowman, Connie Lee Miller, Dennis E. Mitchell, Patricia Ann Morey, Kennith F. Mowery, Dennis L. Naatjes, Donald Lynn Olsen, John William Peters, Marsha Ann Pike, Patrick C. Rehse, Elaine Ruth Rensink, Corinne Ann Richter, Sharon Kay Richter, David J. Ruleman, David Michael Rynerson, Michael Dale Schoning, Darlene Ellerf Siefkin, Jean Ann Soat, James H. Spieker, Duane H. Stinehart, Linda Jane Studer, Judy Lynn Trebbien, Kathryn Vandenburgh, Kennth Dean Wilson, Kenneth Duane Winslow, Wayne D. Woodley, James A. Youde. 1964 Grad uating Class

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May 28, 1964 8:00 p. III. Processional. . ............ . . Concert Band fAudience Standingj Invocation . . . . .Rev. Harley Wheeler E10Cluence . . ............. . Haydn fDouble Mixed Quartetj Halls of Ivy . . ............. . . Russell fDouble Mixed.Quartety Introduction of Speaker . . . . C. L. Iverson, Supt. Address Space-Age Spires . . .Dr. E. Gordon Poling Presentation of Class . . . Don H. Gunderson, Prin. Presentation of Diplomas . . ..... Walter Johnson President, Board of Ed. Benediction . . . . Rev. Harley Wheeler Recessional . . . Concert Band Last year five of the Class of 1964, James Berg, Sharon Gano, Mary Gottsche, Jack John son and Patricia Morey signed the National Honor Roll. This year four more members signed, Connie Miller, Darlene Siefkin, Judy Trebbien and Jim Youde. Mr. Gunderson presented the Senior Leadership Awards to Sharon Gano and David Clark. The Iowa Bar Association Award was presented to Sharon Gano. Russell Clifford received the Arion Award in Music. Four awards were given for ratings in the state speech contest. I ratings went to Mary Gottsche, Mike Rohwer and Jeanne Derner. II ratings went to Cheryl Johnson. The Bausch and Lomb Award in Science was presented to Jack Johnson. The recipient of the DeKalb Award was Ken Wilson. The Home Economics Award was presented to Mary Gottsche. The Mathematics Award went to James Berg. Following this, Mr. Gunderson presented the Senior Honor Group: 13. 25 and upy Sharon Gano, Mary Gottsche, Jack Johnson and Patricia Morey. The climax of the evening was the presentation of a check by Kenneth Winslow in behalf of the Seniors to be used towards the purchase of a trophy case for the high school.