New Virginia Community High School - Rocket Yearbook (New Virginia, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1958 volume:

7z444Wa94w4u64mw44z4S4444l XA, N,,,, ..,. W., ,. ., If 7 Q wx B c K 6 7' Q Htl : 5.44444 44444 244444: 1444444444: Edit' My 444144 2 H 214461644 fan 2nd 244454245 344404444 714446 Waimea , 3,,.',?:1 1, '11 11 M ffniffw 'fig ey 4 ,.-t. Jfafbgn rwin We, the class of 1958, feel it a privi- lege to dedicate our annual to Mrs. Kathryn Irwin: For her 41 years, of which 40 has been here at New Virginia, of unselfish de- votion to the welfare of her students. For her sympathetic awareness of their problems. For her constant and untiring efforts to instill in them the desire for scholastic achievement. .xdclminiafrafion Dowell Loomis, Harold Allen, Jim Hatcher, Theo Irwin, Al Beckett, Fred Forman. Our ideas of the New Virginia School consist of students, teachers, studies and fun, therefore all too often we forget to include the most important of all, the school board. The school board consists of 7 members. These 7 men are the core of our school system. Without them we could not continue our education. These men serve without monetary reimbursements and much too often receive criticism instead of thanks for their work. They are men who are interested not only in their own children's education but in the education of all young people and in the betterment of their community. This is shown by the fact that 3 of the 7 members have no children in school at the present time. The school board members have various backgrounds and occupations. In a farming community it is only natural that 4 of the members are farmers, 1 an insurance man, l a grocer, and 1 a lum- berman. A These men's devotion to the educational system can be in a small way measured by the length of service each man has given to the school. ' Theo Irwin has been on the board 27 years. Frank Stiffler is now serving his 25th year. This makes James Hatcher's twelfth year on the school board. Harold Allen has been a member for 10 years. Dowe Loomis has been on the board 7 years. Al Beckett and Fred Forman have both served 6 years. At the present time Mr. Hatcher is the President, Mr. Stiffler the Secretary and Mr. Irwin the Treasurer. Mr. Stiffler and Mr. Irwin have held their respective offices since they were elected to serve on the board. For the past eighteen years Superintendent C. O. Lundby has devoted his time, energy and pro- fessional knowledge to the betterment of the New Virginia School and community. His ability as a teacher and administrator and his understanding of students of all ages has made a mark on the lives of each of the students who have attended the New Virginia School. Mr. Lundby came to New Virginia as the principal and coach and has remained since as superi- intendent. During the years Mr. Lundby has taught in many fields. M M Mr. Lundby attended Luther College at Decorah, Iowa and received his degree in chemis ry 3 Iowa University and Drake University. 4 jd--4 Through the years Mr. Lundby has been more than a superintendent and teacher: to :Q-Q ,,'5l 1 :m5'3', he has been a friend willing to give a helping hand, a word of advice, honest criticism, an-'fi,N.'4-Q-1 the back. To him many students can credit their success and happiness in their chosen fi gi '5 'h ij on iw, .,...., . E ,,,, E il 3 from that college. He did his graduate work for his Ma.ster's Degree in School Administratiolngatl ,.,, ,gg I l acu fy X. Mr. Edmer Qornelson Mr. Donald Hoeppner . Soc1a1 Sc1ence Coach Mr. John W. M111er Physical Education Driverns Training High School Music Sophomore Sponsor General Science Economics 3 .- Q C X Z, i Mr. Donald Burger Vocational Agriculture- Adult Education Mrs . Carolyn Gustafson Q W- Mrs. Elaine Bumgarner Dramatics English, Math Freshman Sponsor Vocational Home Q Miss Janice Trotter Economics was-e2f::, :i, '- Commercial Adult Education Newspaper Advisor A ' S Annual Advisor Junior Sponsor eniord l E 5 uJin,1vv Ye gods, I'm a man I would be good, but its after my own heart, SO much fun n0t to be. 5 in Senior Vice-President Ila McClelland Basketball 4 Glee Club 1,Z,3,4 Junior Play 3 School Paoer 3 4 Senior President Agra? 5? DISK IlFredlI Frederick Hartmann Annual 4 Class Officer 4 Ambition: To make my first million before anyone else does in my class. .V 'X Office 4 N Librarian 4 'If brains wer Class Office 4 measured in inches Ambition: To be a she'd be a genius. saleswoman of Cosmetics . P Senior Treasurer A A Annie A That laugh again! Senior Secretary James Dee Reed Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Glee Club 3 Junior Play 3 Annual 4 Dramatics 2 - Class Officer 2,3,4 Ambition: Eat, drink fwaterl, and be merry the rest of my life. Anna Mae Ellis Class Office 3,4 Glee Club 2,3 4. School Paper 3 4 Annual 4 Sextet 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. x 5 i 4 L 5 ff: Melvyn Spencer Glee Club 2,3 Junior Play 3 Annual 4 Ambition: To Chitwood. replace Joey s film abr, W s Q s J, I-Ie's not one to tell his thoughts. llMelll 7' f. Why wait for a second ll RX thought, the first is 0 lx J iSY1ei4TiY2SgrZeter d h'll ,Q 333 3- 1 a 1 goo emug i gm, Basketball 1,z,4 , Q Track 3,4 Glee Club 2,3 I Junior Play 3 E Annual 4 if Ambition: Make my first mil Ap lion before I'm 25. fW ':i1.mff Qzksf , . fig? P- i M' Q., l fx in ' 2 Little, but oh ff' Oh, my! lIDOell I cannot think of two things at once, so I'll think of men-H Carolyn Ruth Sanderson Basketball 1 Delores Work Glee Club l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Junior Play 3 Glee Club l,2,3 Office 4 School Paper 3 Librarian 4 Class Officer 2 D1-amatics 2,4 Office 4 Class Officer 3 Student Council 1 School Paper 3,4 Ambition: To become a good Annual 4 nurse. Ambition: To be successful. fn N in 9 D ! Ii. 1 Don't disturb him, he's happier that way. ' Moose Linda B eck ett Cheerleader 1 Glee Club l,2,4 Band l,Z,3,4 School Paper Z Annual 3,4 Sextet 4 Class Officer 39 llBeCkyll Basketball l,Z,3,4 She loves life but not without her men. is-: --er Ambition: To lead a happy 1 successful life. ?4fs15: .V 5-721' tim? U Art 11 ww Gary Shan Morey Basketball 1 'tis feared he will Ba5eba11 1 die of hard work. Crlee Club 2,3 Junior Play 3 p5,e Student Council 3 , V Q Annual 4 f Q' y W We Ambition: To graduate from . , i n NVHS. X ' Andrew A e uli 1 :QP 1 I ,1 - ' 'QVL1 ,,,., 1 V' X 1 I : I , ng . - ':. . ,f H H -'v' v' g 9 gl X4 3. ' I Q 0 - ui: Shirley Allen V Glee Club 1,2,3,4 'F wig lg Band l,2,3,4 Boys delight me not, I'm here to Study. Junior Play 3 Dramatics 3 Annual 4 Office 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2 Sextet 3,4 Librarian 3 Ambition: To be happy in whatever I'm doing. 7 Jack Earl Handley Annual 4 Basketball l Baseball 1 Glee Club 3 , Librarian 4 A , , Ambition: G et a good jobf :- 9 'lx Gail Vickroy Baseball 1,2,3 Glee Club 3 Annual 4 Ambition: Test drive cars. ei ' ' Cur lv' ' :fi ggjzlf :Q L L EL , Via 4 The answer to a maiden M ? with curly hair. She goes her own sweet way prayer a handsome man Mary Lou Mary Louise Kibbe Glee Club 1,2 Junior Play 3 School Paper 3,4 and never asks for advice. Annual 4 N l Ex Office 1,4 2' 5 Librarian 4 Z U , Cheerleader 3,4 jx yi Ambition: To decide QQN? , ' something exciting and , to have loads of fun doing . doing it. 'lm XX V 'Q 2-1 I Ilputtll Loves to laugh and chatter-- if she's caught it doesn't matter. Mary Helena Putney Office 4 Librarian 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Annual 4 Dramatics 2,3 School Paper 3,4 Ambition: To work hard and make good in anything I do and be happy while doing it. Great men need little schooling. Larry Dean Jones Basketball 3,4 Baseball 1,Z,3,4 Annual 4 Student Council 4 Ambition: Be one of the best mechanics in the world. 7 'Q ti if lf ' xr .mm f N J fn A girl who is a friend of al . Ruthie Ruth Houlette Dramatics 2 Student Council Z Glee Club l,2,3 Junior Play 3 Class Office 2 School Paper 3 Annual 4 Ambition: To have a happy and suc- cessful marriage. Sideburns Floyd Evans Kibbe Student Council 4 Ambition: To stay single. Q e v We don't say anything good about him, but you'll notice 6 we don't say anything bad. 'f4' 19 Compnmems of SARWIN STUDIO 41 Des Moines , Iowa A quiet person in the class room. Ilpatll Patricia Clai s er Basketball 2 ,4 Glee Club 1 School Paper 3,4 Annual 4 Ambition: To be a beauty operator and have a suc- cessful marriage. . QW '- The class has gained and lost mem- bers through the years, but six of the original class has remained together. They are Linda Beckett, Patricia Clai- ser, Jack Handly, Gary Morey, Mary Putney, and Jim Reed. We began the freshman year with 24 members but during the year we lost Kay Hood, Nancy Woolson and Harry Spence which left us 20 at the beginning of our sophomore year. The sophomore year was successful with a gain of one, Anna Mae Ellis. During the junior year we lost Margaret Weeks and again had a membership of 20. Two boys dropped out at the start of the senior year, Jerry Belwe and David Denny. However, Fred Hartmann joined us. Out of the 19 graduating, Anna May and Fred are the only ones who were not initiated into the NVHS. Thou many of our paths may never cross again we shall never forget our friends in the class. And as the years go by we shall have many fond reconcilations of the happy carefree years we spend at the New Virginia School. Senior Class of '58 ,xl .Fw d ,.4 f . W - U 1 1 nt The class of 1958, being a very gregarious group, have had many successful joint projects. One of the most outstanding of these was the successful launching of an earth orbiting satillite which was aptly called Spooficial. One of the most outstanding and advanced mechanisms of this space satil- lite was its 'prognosticator'. Of all the data accumulated from this device, we consider the follow- ing to be the most factual. For the year 1968 Spoofnic recorded: The former Ruth Houlette is now Mrs. Charles Spence and is settled down on a nearby farm with her four children. are very happy and are often visited by Mr. Sn 'ght Green and family. Mrs. Greeniifhigthe former Patricia Claiser. I ,:tt- ::' 1 Mrs. James Reed Moines, the former Delores Work, was he 1 r ently visiting her parents and celebratingigheiiifsnine year oldpWpdawgh hday if 3' Becky Beckett has notitafetiifaund a Kpeffect husband but wslm hawffenjyi love with many of her pati ent s . ii'i V Lyle Streeteris now big Keel of the ditch diggers. if One ofthe prosperiousNewiXirginia farmers, none other thafqz Gar Morey, is now owner of the former Henrich farms. i'l-,,yhw t'Li' iM.,,,....M'ie Mrs. Carolyn Houston isgenjoying her married life by working at tk bank in Osceola while Ray farms. .M 'X Melvyn Spencer is now Fleet Admiral in the Navy commanding Plutoiigand has a girl on every satillite. Mary Putney is now private secretary to the President of Sears and R??ebuck 8: Co. and is en- joying her work very muqgii. Q Fred Hartmann has seived his time in the army and is construction e igineer in his spare time-- when he can't find Carolyim available he is chief comedian on Spoofnick. Shirley Allen is privatQ secretary to James Reed, the first Democrat' President of the United States in sixteen years. Larry Jones is earning is living by selling can openers. He is very successful because of his great ability of exaggeratin facts. Mary Louise Kibbe is no parking towards her first million. ..:,, ree dependents are slowing her down a bit but she is makilf g very good progress. Gail Vickroy is now the slfve manager of Sharon Berry. Tgwey ar both very happy and Gail is enjoying his lazy life very gfXuch.4,iSharon could think of better 'glpipgs tixkrhlo but she loves Curly and will do anything for him. ..,.. .... , Anna May Ellis is nogfajpery happy nfa-eggs?-'S wifeimygghifh farmerwimmnot say because things are beginning to haze Qyiewgsind we cannot cleairlymsieewwho the lucky one . V the packing house Ila McClelland iii now teaching history in Missouri at a school not far from here she and her Missourian husband make their quarters. Here the records are rather blurred but from the sideburns, guitar, monkey wrench and a little imagination I would judge that this is Floyd Kibbe. Jack Handley is nqpghappily married to Judy Camp and earns his livin it aughtering hogs at Spoofnic's compiled data strongly indicates that all nineteen members of the Senior class of 1958 will become successful in their various endeavors, making good use of the schooling obtained at NVHS. .unvlercfaririmen uruord 4 1 f-Q 'n f K ' Q X Q N, lik 7 IVHII I 4 , S-, lj ? 7 11 I Lanny Banker Katheryn Denny- Dwight Green- Evelyn Hartman John Keller George Mann Linda King Louise McCuddin JoAnn Ogle Eldon Sanderson C Erville Smalley , Stanley Smalley Melvin Stills -H Mary Stuart Catherine Vickroy James Walker ' Ronald Watson Dick Weeks Sam Westerly Donald Wilson 3 X NX AQ X 5 . I s mx Q N X s . je-YP 56 ' ' .,y.wS: ' 5. 2g,.,,',:k - . Aa. ..,'- ' has ,ri 4 '4 J-'92, Y W ,, 1 'L 1 E ,- 5.5 -fr gag, 6' 'if' ,,-.,.,4. , ,,.3,,5gg9 . Ol X +3 6 ' Larry Alexander Sharon Berry Pam Conway Darrell Critz Larry Foley Alice Haines Arleen Haines Carolyn Harris- Gregory Hoyt Leona Johnson Stanley Jones Jean Kimmel Donald Keller James Kline Patricia Loomis Robert McClelland Janet Miller Janice Peterson Gary Slye Eddie Smith Vivian Taylor Steven Spencer John Walker Carolyn Weeks Jim Weeks SOFA 0171, area Q. EIZZE ,i,:: , W ...,, ly ,lul gi . if qi . , I r '- ,,... :M v . -,gs Wm., er., :amz 'F S , ,:L,..,.. girl, 5' Dixie Baker Joyce Freeman Diane Shoup Ronald Loomis A 363 5 Q su we 1 ,E i s Q ' 5 652 1 ,, W WF' , X , 25. :,1.fi!?:l---. z::iz fb' ,M 8 , . A L ff 2 Q. :Qi T1 X Sit Yi P .'..V' gfa if I -W get QQ? i 3 ak rf 8 El ' 4 2 5 S! .4 Mg sf if if 1 ,L jig Q H Q.. E b mf,- E 1 . ai ,gi ,Y t K K v A il , Q' HEQXEQWN 3 2 2 .,,, . ., Y if f, E2 if-11? ,, 53 W 3 L ml 55 we, gg Q if , ew 1. 4 K QQ , V' x 'Fifi 2 ' ' ': fi'A'S'? -' 'YS J ' 31.5 '53 'i i i z 92. iz o 12 5 , . ff? 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T, Joan Stills Nancy Thomas Keith Vickroy Marilyn Vickroy Bill Weeks Marilyn Weeks Janet Westerly Kenneth Wickett Shirley Watson AFYW - 4 ea- 9 Cf' Jane Stills 'Hyi- 6th Back Row: Donald Banker, Carl Stills, Butch Carlson, Dean Proud- foot, Ronnie Gillette, Stanley Houlette, La Vere Russell, Bobby Kohrs, Darrel Mc Dole. Front Row: Dick Denny, Dennis Banker, Esther Sanders, Joyce Peter- son, Sharon Gillette, Marie Freeman, Karen Reed, Jerry Bates, Glen Mu. s-, 6 Mr. Ira Burchett Ogle. fx Q 3,1 7th 4 Saad' Back Row: Ivyle Kimmel, Steven King, Charles Baker, Vernon Kirk- patrick, Henry Huss, Larry Berry. Middle Row: Gary Vickroy, Kenneth Kline, James Thomason, David Leachman, Donald Alexander, Eric Lundby, Roderick Page, Charles Stills, Robert Bodtke, Galen Slye, Alvin Vickroy. Front Row: Danny Tracy, Stephen Forman, Neil Snider, Martha Stuart, Ilene Smalley, Donna Kennedy, Elaine Harris, Marilyn Peterson, Paul Crawford, Eric Schaffer, David Ballard. Back Row: Michael Dixon, Keith Wickett, Marvin Loomis, Larry Fel- ton, Earl Kimmel, Jimmy Loomis, Bobby Morrison, Merlin Kline, Charles Thomason. Front Row: Patricia Perdue, Sheryll Weeks, Janicell-Ioyt, Linda Stills, Marguerite Kennedy, Mary Hartmann, Jane Foley, Bonnie Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Kathryn Irwin T359 X J: Miss Helen Irwin k ell x s I Q '!s 'Ei Igisi 5 t 2 ? E I I v I tm 'K' ' 459339 Q - M I P 5 i . 4 ' Q 1 ,J :,..: - W... Sr Mrs . Ethel Sargent Back Row: Chester Mc Intosh, Roger Smalley, Dick Myers, Gary Shane, Darrel Thompson, Dixie Russell, Gerald Slye, Ronnie Ogle, Rita Reichert, Lois Johnson, Gladys Page. Front Row: David Ballard, Irwin Wirstline, David Felton, Roger Ogle, Lloyd Putney, David Cox, Keeta Kinnaird, Gloria Dixon, Roger Meyers, Tommy Milligan, Claude Stuart, Lyle Vickroy, Mary Claiser. X73 rw I 4 6 4r N v v . ,W M 92 ' '9' ' 9 e .sq Mrs. M. C. Hickman A A 0 A 0 y E7 ' I I. Y 1111112111111 A H L ......,.........I :QQQR ' fiezik .7 ,, 132 . ' iiii.. , ., 'IJLQSQQSYXS Q 1 W, 5' ,:::'::.,i!..: nfgjl .. IV? Q7 Mg-K ggigwefeeiiy -,Q gg i ., fgfafitiifieg wi fsiliiffxsifilikfss E ,X 5flf,5fff:'i?'?:'s2s:1 ' ' 91 '-..'::-'I-S ' iZ1zl.E1i '...:,f7f fy agf?ifkf4.pgs1 Mrs . John Heemstra Back Row: Larry Carrico, Roger Kennedy, Alan Ranker, Steven Hil- ton, Fred Buckingham, Douglas Wickett, Richard Dixon. Middle Row: James Denniston, Dennis Cox, Nicolas Brown, Van Schaffer, James Lind, John Camp, Ronald Thompson, Bill Fasdick, Ronnie Kirkpatrick. A Front Row: Darlene Moss, Linda Streeter, Sheila Guy, Sheryl Taylo Joanne Middle, Cheryl Kline, Cheryl Ballard, Diana Milligan, Marda Keller, Patricia Kilgore, Marilyn Morris, Helen Cornelson. T: Back Row: Miles Marshall, Bobby Taylor, Susan Gleckler, Jerry Weeks, Robert Huss, Tommy Stickel, Tommy Ogle, Mona Snider. Middle Row: Judy Vickroy, Tommy Bowlin,Virginia Wilson, Jimmy Weir, Cynthia Perdue, Tommy Hammer, Sharon Kay Weeks, Gordon Kennedy, Linda Spencer. Front Row: Gary Denniston, Kathy Felton, Leo Dixon, Bonnie Kirk- patrick, Timmy Buckingham, Charlotte Ballard, Kenneth Smith, Cynthia Felton, Jimmy Hatcher, Sandra Tracy, Roger Ranker. rd 2nd First row-Left to right: David Bowlin, Tommy Argetsinger, . --X Susan Minor, Doyle Norris, Terry Gibbons, John Cornelson, Stanley Taylor, Anita Loomis, Gwendolin McCuddin, Donna Weeks, Karman Broyles, Velma Alexander, Judy Lind. Second row: Douglas Henry, Kevin Buckingham, David Shane, ,Micheal Mrs. Clara Tanner Irwin, Max Kimzey, Jirnmie Leachman, Henry Kibbe, Marica Hollingsworth, Cathy Davidson, Linda Carrico, Becky Reynolds, ,' 'f': 1g Carolyn Hylton. Absent: Jane Milligan. .n' :TE 11 ae- iz L --xqym Mrs. Hartford Linthicurn . I First row-Left to right: Shirley Carrico, Deanna Cox, Michael Hullinger, Jon Milligan, Evelyn Peterson, Beth Harris, Connie Ramsey, Michael Wisecup, David McCuddin, David Baker, Freddi FfVVx ' -4- Wickett, Craig Thompson. -Second row: Phyllis Kennedy, Dennis 9 ' '1 ,A Vickroy, Terry Berry, Mary Lind, Vicki Harris, Joyce Bowlin, lb ' Barbara Parker, Debra Reynolds, Marilyn Houlette, Linda Houl- 3' ette, Vicki Hommer, Shirley Romine, Betty Stuart. Third row: Galen Morris, Billy Irwin, Jerry Boles, Linda Russell, Allen A pli- Wilson, Dennis Hansen, Denny Henry, Jay Argetsinger, Kay Bar- Q Q nard, Chris Lawless, John Weir, Stephen Myers. Absent: Linda If 0 'X Buckingham. Kindergarten Z Mrs. Don Hoeppner First row-Left to right: Alecia Fry, Esther Walker, Cindy Gil- Q -NN? lett, Gary Bowlin, Peggy Blair, Ricky Ogle, Terry Davidson, C964 IJ Wayne Hollingsworth, Karen Kennedy, Donnie Thomason, Rhonda 'nw , Boles. Second row: Paula Parkhurst, Vernon Broyles, Keith Compliments of Smith, Debby Gibbons, Lynn Stewart, Helen Alexander, David N1-1ARRY'5 SERVICE STATION Hopkins, Norville Huston, George Gleckler. Absent: Joy Buck- I ingham, Michael Juhl, susan Middle, Jim Vicki-oy. I V New Virsima Iowa if ', N amz QQ 543' 14 4- is Ib! 3 V 'X 3 'enfm' .. , 'i,,? f'Q.,, il-9 f,T,ij?,3g:,X ,gg 'bf ,Q Q 'fu , J Qs ,X ,lp- ag, ?' 1 KY' ,S Q x V '5 Mir E f A ... K .M .f mfg if ia , w..,,njQ-A, srorcf TIME NOT PLAY scHoo1, A NO REST f ,fi 1 .Xxx STUDYING? READING TIME I CAN READ 1 J, -mx, . gg 2 NO MONKEY BUSINESS SCI-lOOL'S HARD WORK I KNOW f' xx..l is READING? READY FOR GEOGRAPHY LESSON ,N GETTING TO WORK STUDY TIME HARD WORK , NEED HELP WARREN COUNTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Drs. TRUEBLOOD, PORTER RUBLE MOTOR and IMP. CO. Your John Deere Dealer 8: CORNISH, MD. Case Oldsmobile Phone 94 Indianola, Iowa Sales Service Indianola, Iowa Indianola Phone 173 Iow ' 716942 The New Virginia Junior High Basketball teams have had a very successful year with the girls having six wins and two losses and the boys having seven wins and one loss. Mr. Burchett has done a fine X r 2585 ogqa Q OG? T i S YY YY, ' x F' 4. 7 .' , 5, ul i ' 'lwltosili' V Y 'D -mn V , ' -0020336 ixgoh ' KX .g9g,t,g2,O . aj ' 'ob of coaching these future Rock- J ettes and Rockets. Their schedule is as follows: GIRLS NV 33 Murray 37 Van Wert 26 L. Center 25 Lacona 18 Murray 29 Truro 40 St. Charles 21 Lacona 42 St. Marys BOYS NV l 33 Murray 13 23 Van Wert 18 Z8 L. Center 13 18 Murray 17 38 Truro 28 36 St. Charles Z8 18 Lacona 21 35 Lacona 31 54 St. Marys 7 Mr. Burchett, Coach JUMP! THROW IT! GET IT ! Front Row: Joyce Peterson, Elaine Harris, Karen Reed, Marie Freeman, Esther Sanders. Second Row: Donna Kennedy, Martha Stuart. Ilene Smalley, Marilyn Peterson. HEY! ' COME oN! Front Row: Neil Snider, Dennis Banker, Glen Ogle, Stanley Houlette, Roderick Page, Dick Denny. Second Row: Ronnie Gillette, Donnie Banker, Carl Stills, LaVere Russell, Butch Carlson, Dean Proudfoot. Third Row: Steve Forman, Charles Stills, Bobbie Kohrs, Eric Lundby, Jerry Bates, Paul Crawford. CRISWELL'S Compliments of Dr. C. TINDLE Feeds-Seeds-Fertilizer-Baby Chicks REEDS IMPLEMENTS CO. Chiropractor Indianola Iowa New Virginia, Iowa 229 East McLane Osceola, Iowa Zaaefafl The fall of 1957 proved to be only a fair year for the New Virginia baseball team as they won 2 and lost Z games. Three Senior boys saw action for the last time and though regret not playing anyinore high school baseball have no regrets at the prospect of graduating in May of 1958. -Z. NV- 3 ...... sr. Marys. . . 4 LY! - 1.. ...St. Charles. . .0 -' 1, - 5. . . . .Martensdale. .7 X f -13 ...... Truro ..... 10 X' Reed X Top row: John Keller, Jim Reed, Dick Weeks, Erville Smalley, Lyle Streeter, Jim Weeks. Bot- tom row: John Walker, Gary Slye, Larry Jones, Stanley Smalley, Donald Keller, Lanny Banker. Jones, Reed, 81 Streeter Slye Sleeping beauty FX ,S Streeter 'g :- Coach Q We'll miss ya Great balls of fire Go Man Go S Smalley J Weeks Streeter 81 Weeks E- SHUUGY D. Weeks Banker Stan the Man Slugger Watch the birdie? Strike Out Kings X.. ...- M QA Jones D. Keller J. Keller Mai. 2 Y A f Whxskers 3rd base Casey at bat U 5557, MAYTAG APPLIANCES R. M. HALE, INC. Nagin M-J ' Authorized Dealer Cgmplimenfs of Phone 472 1I1di31'101-3, IOWH Sales Service MORAN IMPLEMENT CO. Indianola, Iowa Osceola, Iowa Phone FI-2-3415 7k Mary Louise and Anna May, who are Seniors this year, have been cheer- leaders for two years. Both girls have enjoyed this honor very much. They wish the teams of future years the best of luck. Alice Haines, a sophomore and Jane Stills, a freshman, serving their first year, will be around next year to support their favorites, the NVHS Rockets. YEA TEAM! l Indi VICTORY ! Left to right: Jane Stills, Alice Haines, Mary Louise Kibbe, Anna May Ellis. 731 ' SENIORS I On December 20, 1957, the Rockettes and Rockets suffered double losses to the St. Mary's Cagers However, the evening was not a total loss for Alice Haines, a Sophomore and Lanny Banker, a Junior were elected king and queen of our annual homecom- mg. JUNIORS L 5 Their court was as follows: Kenny 'I' ' I Ballard and Sharon Ogle, Freshmen, 5 Steve Spencer, Sophomore, Mary Stuart, Junior, Fred Hartrnann and Becky Beck ett. Seniors. P Q A FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Compliments of CLARK ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC. MAID RITE Owned By Those It Serves IVAN CALAWAY Phone: F12-2173 MARCO-PRODUCTS anola Iowa Osceola Iowa Indianola IOWA fi luv A ' 1 -X.. Back Row: Sharon Berry, Coach Hoeppner. Second Row: Vivian Tay- lor, Janice Peterson, Kyle Kinnaird, Nancy Thomas, Marilyn Vickroy, Ila McClelland, Pat Loomis, Sheryll Loomis, Joan Stills, Pat Claiser. Front Row: Marilyn Weeks, Joyce Freeman, Carolyn Harris, Linda King, Mary Stuart, Louise McCuddin, Linda Beckett, Evelyn Hartman, Arleen Haines, Catherine Vickroy, Sharon Ogle. Captain Becky Joyce F! x Guards 1.5 Forwards 1 a Evelyn if The New Virginia Girl's Basketball team finished the season by winning the con- solation game in the sectiona tournament. It was the girls 9th win against ll losses. The only senior to see much action during the seaso was Becky Beckett, guard. However, next season the teai shall also miss Pat Claiser and lla McClelland. Mrs. Heoppner was the girl's chaperone and Sharon Berry was the manager. Listed below is the sched- ule of the games played and their scores. NV Z8 Hartford 11 37 St. Charles 26 51 Milo 40 52 Norwalk 25 56 Martensdale 57 33 Van Meter 36 46 Truro 58 31 St. Marys 58 31 Lacona 51 49 St. Charles 39 60 Norwalk 62 41 Lacona 70 46 St. Marys 72 44 Truro 53 49 Lacona 48 47 Liberty Center 38 35 Martensdale 66 52 Winterset 39 36 St. Charles 40 46 Truro 38 Carolyn Louise Mary in s JOHNSON PRODUCE AND HATCHERY FLORALIA GARDENS Silverware Keepsake Watches Cream, Eggs, and Poultry Complete Wedding Service Diamonds Ames-In-Cross Chicks Funeral Flowers Clocks Gifts Phone F12-2611 Osceola, Iowa Indianola, Iowa Phone 893 BEYMEPUS JEWELRY , , ,,,, ,,,,N0rJ11LSide Phone-233, Indianola The sea son unsucc Virginia Boy's Basketball team as they won 6 of their 18 games. The Streeter and Jim Reed next year, as both boys will gradu- ate in May. Bob the team s manager. Listed below is the sched- ule of the games played and their s NV 27 47 38 36 50 55 42 57 41 32 45 36 64 43 43 65 32 25 1957-58 basketball proved to be a rather essful one for the New team will miss Lyle McClelland served as I cores. Hartford 33 St. Charles 49 Milo 54 Norwalk 40 Martensdale 43 Van Meter 62 Truro 56 St. Marys 80 Lacona 35 Manager: Greg Hoyt, Coach: Mr. Hoeppner. Back Row: Kenny St. Charles 53 Ballard, John Kellar, George Smalley, Forest Proudfoot, Jack Per- NO1-Walk 52 due, Bill Beckett, Dale Cox, Dale Kirkpatrick, Jim Bodtke, Kenny Indianola 49 Wickett. Front Row: Melvin Stills, Keith Reichert, Jim Reed, Er- St- Marys 85 ville Smalley, Don Kellar, Gary Slye, Lyle Stretter, Lanny Banker, Truro 35 Stan Smalley, Don Wilson, Dick Weeks, Darrell Critz. Lacona 25 Liberty Center 27 Martensdale 45 Milo 50 Coach Seniors Captain Stan Lyle - C0mP1irr16I1tS of OFFICE SPECIALTY Compliments of BEARDSLEY DRUG Typewriters, Rental, Sales, Service FELTON'S SERVICE STATION New Virginia. Iowa 727 Grande Ave. Des Moines, Iowa New Virginia, Iowa v.4g b-ow 5 E K If 5' niaslfig' ff if ik. 9-. it Q Q35 .N ,, n '-fn... MQW, OSCEO LA LO CK ER SERVIC E nfl, RILEA 'S FLOWERS S .J Complete Locker and Home Freezer Service Osceola, Ia Phone FI 2-3212 Phone FI-2-2615 Osceola, Iowa New Virginia Agent Reba Bolyard Phone 375 Q .v-f 'S. , A -. gun'-04 x f, I -.ak G 9 vi Q f Q37 J. E. HATCHER Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Norwalk Cummings Cedar VU Farms ALLEN HARDWARE STATE BANK New Virginia, Iowa Harold Allen, Jr. Darrell Allen New Virginia., New Virginia, Iowa Iowa Q cauhfz Enough ........ Mary Downey . . . Gracie May . . . Ivy May ...... Alex Sagebrush . . Eddie Eddy ..... Slicker Sam . . . . Professor Peruchi Mrs. Fotheringay. Alicia ......... Sir Freddie .... Aunt Minnie. . . The Sheriff .... Stage Manager . . . Production Crew . . . . John Keller was originally ca ever, due to an operation was -.ts - Qs p 1 K f cv .-: Director. . . . . . . l l- 7944? Louise McCuddin Linda King Kathryn Denny Joan Ogle Lanny Banker Erville Smalley Melvin Stills . . . . .Don Wilson . . . .Catherine Vickroy Mary Stuart Stan Smalley . . .Evelyn Hartmann . . .Eldon Sanderson James Walker Dick Weeks George Mann Ronnie Watson Dwight Green Larry Westerly the Sheriff. how- Aunt Min Drops In Compliments of C. M. MCCLURE Ford Dealer New Virginia, Iowa Theo Irwin Quality First at Your BRIARDALE STORE Phone 85 New Virginia, Iowa Standing: Mr. Miller, Eric Lundby, John Keller, Pat Loomis, Pam Conway, Arleen Haines, Ronnie Watson. Second Row: Marilyn Weeks, Karen Reed, Marie Freeman, David Leachman, Elaine Harris, Shirley Watson, Becky Beckett, Janet Miller, Nancy Thomas, LaVere Russell, Bobby Morrison, Jane Foley, Patty Purdue, Janice Hoyt, LaDonna Kirkpatrick, Erville Smalley, Shirley SEXTETTE Allen, Stanley Smalley. First Row: Carolyn Har- ris, Janice Peterson, Jean Kimmel, Bobby Kohrs, Keith Wickett, Marvin Loomis, Jack Purdue, Bill Beckett. Left to Right: Carolyn Harris, Louise McCuddin, Linda King, Shirley Allen, Becky Beckett. Anna May Ellis. GLEE CLUB Third Row: Mr. Miller, Sharon Ogle, Ila Mc- '- Clelland, Marilyn Vickroy, Ruby Hart, Shirley b 1 iv - Top: Merlin Kline, Mickel Dickson, Roger Smalley, Dick Myers. Bottom: f Larry Felton, Gladys Page, Lois John- son. DEEP THOUGHT Watson, Janet Westerly, Jane Stills. Second Row: Jean Kimmel, Janice Peterson, Linda King, Pat Loomis, Pam Conway, Leona John- son, Kyle Kinnaird, Janet McIntosh, Janet Mil- ler. First Row: Anna May Ellis, Becky Beck- ett, Shirley Allen, Louise McCuddin, Carolyn Harris, Sheral Loomis, Nancy Thomas, Betty Houlette, Carolyn Sanderson. MEDORA STORE OSCEOLA GREEN HOUSE UNITED FOOD STORE J. L, Ranker MILDREDS TOT and TEEN Indianola Iowa General Merchandise Luverne and Mildred Wetterling The Store of Cheerful Service Indianola Iowa Phone FI-2-2511 Osceola, Iowa Library Library Library - - Mary Putney is head of the library department and has chosen members of Jack Handley, Ruth Houlette, and Mar Y Louise Kibbeg one sophomore, Arlene - Haines, and two freshmen, Nancy Thomas and Bill Beckett. Student Council S Library John Walker, Louise McCuddin, Er- ville Smalley, Sharon Ogle, Floyd Kibbe, Carolyn Weeks, Larry Jones. ' r E sl At the beginning of each year, each class elects a new student council member while the one serving the last semester of the preceding year remains on the Mrs. Betty Allen attends to the business of the office in a com- 2.5 of librarian. 5 There are four seniors, Mary Putney, I the student body to assist her in the work , FIFFLER INSURANCE AGENCY council. The freshman class then has one member, the sophomores, juniors, and seniors have two. A new representative from each class is chosen for the second semester and the one who has served for one year then drops out. The officers as they stand are: Louise M., President, Sharon, Vice Pres., Carolyn W., Sec. 8: Treas. Shirley Allen and Delores Work also work in the office during their assigned periods although they are not in Office Practice. Mary Putney, Mary Louise Kibbe, lla McClel- land and Carolyn Sander- son are not only in Office Practice but Mr. Lundby has set up periods for the four girls to work in the office. General Insurance Notary Public New Virginia, Iowa petent, efficient manner. Mrs. Allen is Mr. Lundby's secretary and is general overseer of all activities going through the office. She began her duties as secretary in the fall of this school year. She has enjoyed meeting the many students and helping them with their problems. NORRIS CAFE Home of Fine Food Pop Candy Ice Cream Short Orders Homemade Pie Best Food in Town New Virginia, Ia. Phone ZOR . p-dll' HEAR YE! GOOD GRIEF FOR I-IEAVEN'S SAKE OOF! FUTURE DRIVERS STUDIOUS STUDENTS How ABOUT THAT? wa ,Q I I P .. ' 19 '-': f , 'my ew , .f D I D R I -.Q S , I 'f' .,,', nf DON'T ASK ME . '71 Wi HEP HEP HURRAH warg, 2355 Q' DEEP THOUGHT DON'T DISTURB! -:M STUDYING? I'D HOPE fvf ENGROSSED rs wa, ,jg WHY SO SERIOUS ,f NOT ALL WORK ' SURPRISE! SUPERIOR DAIRY MILLER THE WATCHMAKER Compliments of Stop in at the Home Town with BEVANS Dairy for all your Dairy Products. Watches-Diamonds-Watch Repair SNOWDON INCORPORATED Clark Harmon Southeast Corner of the Square Qsceola, Ia. Phone FI 2-2726 Osceola, Iowa Osceola Iowa Back Row: Henry Sanders, Gregory Hoyt, Stanley Smalley, Dale Cox, John Keller, Erville Smalley, Dwight Green, Ronnie Watson, James Walker, Roland Loomis, Eldon Sanderson, Donald Wilson. Second Row: Larry Foley, Patrica Claiser, Sheryll Loomis, Jane Stills, Joan Stills, Marilyn Vickroy, Sharon Ogle, Alice Haines, Pan Conway, Joyce Freeman, Sharon Berry, Janet Miller, Dixie Baker, Mary Stuart, Joann Ogle, Bill Beckett. Front Row: Mary Louise Kibbe, Anna Ellis, Mary Putney, Ila McClel- land, George Mann, Lanny Banker, Carolyn Sander- son, Dick Weeks, Melvin Stills, Louise McCuccin, Kathryn Denny, Catherine Vickroy, Linda King, I Newspaper Evelyn Hartmann. gb 909 00 ' 315 . Q1 W , W aofoiaolgii 509' W0 1 6 . ri Q10 ' CK XN vaixgxgo 52'?CJe,Oi:?l Kumar Bow.. gg wager QE, rggjd gfkgjga., fri T0 3 o , ' 55:69 .QQQEITI Ci., oiiflo Qggt cox gig we , x o U s0fg,efR'fQOw'- f,?35OQgwY.'fsK955 Czcovagovigxbfii , Nlevn Kziigyedxk at '69 3 5 Xqix 9'Ie 'fi ng J . -KXgeC'91 unlo lor B00 B 1' BO0kkee G Sen na ack Ro plng AD K Wg J Hand' ath am Ve Xa MCCXQ wi Carown Cath ryfl -Denn ef Walker 3 1 R0 91' . Y' L1 1 E Puwey' front e O 1 me Vick nd-2 Ki Velyn H W: ar? e Kibbe' ty, Houlett , ,., - b e' Marl' St rOY, Loui ng' Front artmann Baer Ria., Wit. wort. Ru . I uaff. Se Mccuddifow: ' if gms- Q new gf 1 Joann ,F Saflderso 3315313 Patricia C 5 29 ' ,t. Z WARREN COUNTY OIL COMPANY J. C. PENNEY CO. JONE'S CITIES SERVICE D-X Products Department Store Wheel Alignment Tank Truck Service Osceola, Iowa Washing and Greasing Phone 931 Indianola, Iowa Indianola, Ia. Phone 2613 -Osceola, Iowa. Q W A 1, A '42 'Q .Ig if 1 1 li A W .. , g ,. + -M .M if mf ' 'AY 1 ,fi vm I lj 'van 5 - - 'xx , Il . 3 4 4 1 .....,, Www xg if - rf 'QI' Www m'?f , ,F 34,1-f Q ,ggi L N--,H ,I fg I 'Ui 2' Vw? HOMEMAKING ysty. Seated: Ruth Houlette, Delores Work, Mrs. Gustafson, Pat Claiser, Anna May Ellis, and Becky Beckett. Standing, First Row: Carolyn Harris, Janet Miller, Betty Houlette, Nancy Thomas, Vivian Taylor, Sheral Loomis, Joan Stills, Jane Stills, and Janet Westerly. Second Row: Dixie Baker, Janet Mclntosh, Ruby Hart, Sharon Ogle, Alice Haines, Marilyn Vickroy, Shirley Watson, Carolyn Weeks, Janice Peter- son, and Sharon Berry. Third Row: Judy Camp, Leona Johnson, Pat Loomis, Jean Kim- mel, Arleen Haines, and Marilyn Weeks. r N 5 sry X nf .uuj . ,,...., :Qi ,f X X9 .... --'E ia ,i CHUMBLEY'S CONOCO SINCLAIR TANK WAGON SERVICE ' Goodrich Tires and Batteries and STEELE IMPLEMENT and SALVAGE CO. Tune Up and Brake Work SALE BARN STATION Massey Harris and Ferguson 110 South Jefferson A. L. Aldridge Tractors and Implements Phone 57 Osceola, Ia. SHIRLEY ALLEN Homemaking LINDA BECKETT Dedication Girls Basketball PATRICIA CLAISER Third and Fourth ANNA MAY ELLIS Junior Class High School Music Grade School Music JACK HANDLEY Administration FRED HARTMAN Junior High Sports RUTH HOULETTE Fifth and Sixth Kindergarten LARRY JONES Baseball FLOYD KIBBE Vocational Agriculture Linda Beckett - Editor Shirley Allen - Assistant Editor Jim Reed - Business Manager Fred Hartmann - Assistant Business Manager MARY LOUISE KIBBE Freshrnan class ILA MCCLELLAND Sophomore class Junior High GARY MOREY Student Council Library Office Staff MARY PUTNEY School Faculty JIM REED Cheerleaders Homecoming School Employees CAROLYN SANDERSON Commercial Senior Pages MELVIN SPENCER Introduction LYLE STREETER Boy's Basketball GAIL VICKROY Vocational Agriculture DELORES WORK Senior Pages First and Second Grade 1 We wish to express our appreciation of the fine work done by the members of the Senior class in making this book. Without your efforts this book would not have been possible. Editor and Assistant Editor We wish to take this opportunity to thank the merchants and businessmen of New Vir- ginia, Osceola, and Indianola for their sup- port. Without it this book would not have been possible. To those of you who purchased this annual from us we sincerely hope you are enjoying it. Business Manager and Assistant Business Manager Typists: Patricia Claiser, Anna May Ellis, Ruth Houlette, Mary Louise Kebbe, Ila Mc- Clelland, Mary Putney, Carolyn Sanderson, Delores Work. Pasters: Linda Beckett, Mary Louise Kibbe, Carolyn Sanderson. REX FISHER'S D-X LET'S SKATE ROLLER RINK Compliments of Junction 65-69 Sr 92 C.E.-DOC'S CLOTHING Indianola, Iowa Phone 157 Indianola ' Iowa Indianola 3 Lg Pat 5 If .a Qi Q 1 ' Q Gary Mary .a ,,-as f .iw ,Mr me i .1'1 25,3 Joyce Bobby M elvin J Smile retty Sheral Don't move! Line U Stan Ka ren You don't Say? l aw Shirley Jimmie 2 I Q 'A . 5 J a ck 5 E E51 ' S' Camera Shy ? sawi- i f I X Ga N Qi I l Steve ,if - ww . ' Q ,. K I V-kk K .ir L i n x 1. . , i f -. if a Jimmie y sf ,, ? T Q W? Just sittin Restm time Stan Mary Lou Becky Eldon Carolyn Coach Ervllle Joan Ja ne ...Ba .- Congratulations To The Graduates MAID-RITE SANDWICH SHOP Compliments of MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP Elden and Rita Cumpston PHIL IRWIN'5 BARBER SHOP l7RO New Virginia Osceola Iowa New Virginia Iowa 5 I 2 ' is 1 nfl ' uma' , .HM 9 i :ms RD 4 Q5 ri J, YQ. mi wat X ,Wma,,mL1:N.,:,kg fwwm ma. p , WW W, f, f UNM? , '- ix? 5 G GARRIS and OVERHOLTZER BANTA ABSTRACT BUILDING Osceola, Iowa .. if -fn I ':' , ,. mf, , 3 gi.- - 2 +55 4 . T? 664 160674 Page, Hylvin Harris, Larry Hull, Kenneth Kimzey, and Virgil Wickett. Dad Wuiow faaitofw . K. l .2 Mrs. Paul Hilton, and Mrs. Willy Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. John Whiller and Mrs. Herman Page. Miss Stella Wickett and Mrs. Ami Folger. WILSON AND OUDERKIRK S. F. YUGEND MD HAZEL'S TAYLOR SHOP Attorneys at Law Office Hours: 201 E. Salem Altering Tailoring Indianola, Iowa Phone 212 10-12 and 2-6 Indianola, Iowa Osceola, Iowa Cliff Norris, Ralph Wilson, Herman Page, 7064 h 7044 Jim Reed Linda Beckett Lyle Streeter Best Looking Best Dressed Best Athlete Best Dressed Most likely to succeed Most Versatile Most Popular Biggest Wheel Biggest Wheel Most likely to succeed Brother Stanley Smalley Larry Westerly f- H, q,.J,ml -133-in W W w is lt,-V812 :tmsxffw F 'MsSmf2sw-t- fi 5529 f' i 5155? lirmi-lf? Mary Louise Kibbe t ft-fefs:1. Z .- wi -mv ex 5 V. fstifpssafsf 55212521215 wi, if-freflsrfiif' 5. i:':.:, i 35 Quietest Boy Most Outstanding Personality Most Stuclious Boy Lanny and Alice 1. Most Promising Couple Most Outstanding Personality Sister ,Linda King Best Lumber Co. Mary Stuart Quietest Girl DR. C. H. LUNDAHL 120 North Howard Telephone Indianola, Iowa 351 Blggest Tease Lo ui s e MCC uddin I dw. Best Looking Most Pupular Best Athlete Most Versatile Sister Erville Smalley Wittiest Biggest Tease Carolyn Sanderson Most Studious Girl GAMBLE STORE Emerson T.V. Coronado Appliances Norge Appliances Schwinn Bikes Phone 1444 Indianola, Iowa 1. at . wf K K ri, 1 :J w. . gk' v if 5 fx: si . QS? lad Wd! We, the Senior Class of 1958, being o pr 0 erties to the Underclassmen of P gil, e ff, f eff - , z . 0, v it, IM Q at Z' ll 2 .W 3 1, Ila Mccieiiand, II. Mary Putney. will my height to will Cf-?1I'Y MOI' Vivian Taylor. to P8-UZY LOOTYI 4 y,g H , , , .. -im, - g 1' z 4 I, Carolyn Sanderson, lk will my brains to Bill Askern. A w w A -2' 'li 1 - L lx, df! , in A' ' l 11 , lm Q . at 1 . , , i , ' 1 , 1 A.- e--. axle-- ,- Q . ' ...Q . .5 A ,.: ,4 f sound mind and body fwe New Virg hereby bequeath the following inia High School. I, Gary Morey, will Patty Loomis to Bud Critz. .5 I , .2 5 , 1, Elvis Kibbe, ' W' will my sideburns to the coach. I, Delores Work, will my Mansfield qualities to Pam Conway el' iS- saae .. 1 , . .. WE! P as ,. ,tif W.. 5 , ' 1- MFY -- ' I, Anna May Ellis, 555 . 1 ,T will my happy go lucky 1 1' way to Louise McCuddin. S n f E F Li' f- , .gl P. I - 1 I, Jack Handley, will Judy Camp to no one! I, Fred Hartmann, will my tight grip on women to the next guy that askes Caroly Harris for a date. I1 I, Gail Vickroy: T will my curly, golden locks to Mr. Cornelson. 1 will our ability to get a diamond Stan Smalley'- I, Larry Jones, K ' f ha will my false ,Q it teeth to Sheral Loomis' collections. I, Mary Lou Kibbe 1 1 will my dimples to yone who wants an them. , -Y 4'0 9 ,lf I, Melvin Spencer, will my brains to We, Ruth Houlette and Pat Claiser, I, Alic eh I-laines and Janet Miller. i .- V 'Y , 1' ' ' ' 'A ' I . - ,- .. I, Shirley Allen, V ' .,. x will Johnn Guitar V, , I L le Streetex, Z , ,,,, .V Cole to Evel n Hartmann. 55'?5'?Wi!' W- ,- will m wa with 14 u .1 1. , . '41 'Q sz-itillf-ge! w v-H3.','-511:-11-,-:vzeilf-iw.: Y Y V -' -f WOIHCD 'CO Sam Wesferlv- ,erik-, ,Ni 1. Q- .f.,i1S?l1Q-,'mi--.vp.fs.z'f5s?e3fi gff2f+f'nEtri'?H,ffif5b5i5f4ri2i2f?:iJ::2: - ' -974 . .'E?5I??l',!,':i t I , Becky Beckett, - N t ' I will my companionship ' I 1' Jim Reed, QF, if Wlth the teachers , puts Marilyn Weeks izii 5 VFW - to Hem'Y Sanders' 'W'.gr,1-:22'1:.x-,- V up for auction. .,:2f5f4':, i? .fr-rf--are.-A..-f...,',L-lu?.5.:,-.. f. ., v P- '?ff f3 ?31'f'.i-1' 5 'i ' W -Q A' ' ' - - ---, ' - '? ' To the underclassmen as a whole we will all the tortures of high school we have gone through lwe're going to keep the good things that Happenedj. 'fffifi---'L' -' 55' Witnessed byi , Q5 ,. A ' .f Signi bY: SENIORS of 1958 xi F' 9. , A x 3 ' vs 5,54 'u-. J'M'fl k ff aff , r Q N 'J 'ef an-.f.. A Y W a ' W- Ny R l ,ful ,4 55825 J ' 319, W . L.Lfv 1. I Y- . 5 ,..., , K 2 M if wg 3 T 1