Northwood Kensett High School - Viking Yearbook (Northwood, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

-Si r: 9.51-llE:l:E:::L1Li 'ilr RIHW SCH THE VIKING f N 0 0 0 D HIGH N RTI-lw D, PUBLISHED-195 THE AMERICAN YEARBOOK O OO O Administration Seniors Underclossmen Athletics L.. Activities Junior High Whereas Mr. Robert Koehler's football boys were undefeated in conference play, whereas the frosh-soph basketball squad under Mr. Marshall Torgerson was also undefeated in conference play, whereas the varsity basket- ball team coached by Mr. Lyle Bestul won the conference championship and first place in the county tournament, therefore, we, the class of 1956, dedicate the Viking to our boys and to their coaches. Displaying cooperation, persever- ance, sportsmanship, and desire, these boys have brought honor to themselves and to NHS. '-Bi' M . Alice Whlfcome Lookmg for any old school rec ords want to turn m some money need assistance wlth most any thmg pertammg to the school then just call on Alxce Whltcome the capable school secretary She IS always ready to serve and help you wlth your problems Alice is also the secretary of the School Board 7 Nxyy H! ,AL Left to nght Dr L. M Forlmd President, R. T Nelson Hamlin Bolhn, Dr B. B Osten Dr ll L.0lson,Supt J W Mnokliek The Board of Education The Board of Eclucatxon IS the very mmportant nd essentxal organlzatxon Wlh1Ch determmes our school pohcxes They are the govermng body of the Northwood school and have a variety of Jobs The board sets up rules and regulauons lures teachers custodxans cooks and other necessary workers and determmes their salarles approves the school budget detemnnes the school bound arles has Jurlsdlctlon over the DUDIIS of the school and performs many other Jobs In the above pmcture are the members of the board who were active before the March electlon There are now two new members 'A ,si Hanson Radlo and TV, Northwood and St. Ansgar-Quality Sales and Service Page 5 1 1 I s Y . -' 7 t N A ' his . x X I' 'Nu S S l c fx , -. . -- ., I 71,1 3 , f ,Q . ' , ?, - if L 7 .Q ' 'Q' J 4 v . . , Q c s 1 ,ff , S .QL-.W ,-it ' '- at . ' 'S 7 X .. . 4-A S . ,S c ' : . . , . ' . , , . If 'my 1 - - . . Q a txpthykrkk 2 5- 1 u o h M . . . . . Q . 9 . n , , . . 1 ' ' 1 ' t ' 2 ' S g . Y . Mr John W Mlckllck, Superintendent Mr John W Mlckllck has been with us Y 9 has shown humselt to be a very tnendly capable leader He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and also a Master of Arts degree He attended the Umversnty of Dubuque a summer session at the Iowa State Teachers College and Drake Umver slty At Drake Umversnty he malored ln School Admlnrstratlon Thank you Mr Mlckllck for your ex cellent leadershrp Mr. John G. Hagman, Prmclpal Our prmclpal, Mr John G Hagman, has also been with us now for three years Besrdes has regular admmrstratlve duties he teaches American government and so- cnology, and coaches the debate team He attended St Olaf College In North fueld, Mmnesota, where he recelved hrs Bachelor of Arts degree, and he has a Master of Arts degree from New York Unuverslty Thank you for your smcere interest ln our hugh school problems, Mr Hagman . . I I now tor three ears. Durin this time he I . 1' 'Wx Q Mr Lyle Besful Amerxcan and World hlstory varsxty basketball baseball Luther BA Mlss Eumce Govrg Enghsh Il exghth grade health sclence spellmg and wrxtmg St Olaf U of Minnesota BA .. Mass Moxlne Butler Vocal musxc Westmar BA Mr Robert Koehler Bxology football wresthng track Wartbury Colorado State College BA MA Mr .lon Edwards Second semester Amencan and Englxsh hterature speech Wesleyan College Wlsconsm Umverslty BA MA Mass Elleen Mantz Advanced algebra general math glrls phyS1C3l educatlon GAA Luther Colorado Unlverslty BA Northwood Produceklhghest Pnces for Poultry and Eggs-Phone 53 B I Carey Page 7 ts . S . - S. 'A f I t 5 - . n l I ' l 2 . . . l 1 r 1 I I 0 9 5 U . 7 . , . , , . y , 1 r , I y. , , . l Ni.. , A'--3 55+ A X A x , we--f Hmmm WV' WO., 'Ilya-...ks sm i an- ' Mnss Blanche Patterson Mrs Celia Ramsey Mr Howard Rupert wnrnel-cial suJbJect5 Enghsh I hbrary, Vocauonal agnculture I Southwest State College V1k1ng newspaper and TV SHOP, FFA Umversxty of Denver BS MS Iowa State BA MA Iowa State BS Mr Marshall Torgerson Algebra I geometry general business freshman sophomore Mr Harvey von Wald Mr Cornehus Weber Phys1cs general SGCIQDCO dnvers trammg basketball Instrumental musxe Iowa State Teachers College Iowa State Teachers College BA Iowa State Teachers College BA BA MA 9011 YU' 'N'- Page 8 K X, My the WY an-.sw Coast to-Coast Store, Hugh Markel, Owner You Save the Most at C9351 fp Coast . , , lg Sift-X 5' at W., e t I - me, an It Q 'W--4 Amr' 1 EE YK ff 'A A fs ' X is 1 I . . . I - ' ,' ' ' ,1, 11, 11, Y I l . 1 . 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Class Colors Blue and White Class Motto Our Alm to Succeed 0ur Hope to Wln Semor class officers Jerry Glaser president AnnMane Sandberg vnce president Marlyn Loken secretary Dorothy Holtan, treasurer Class Flower. Red Roses o 0 o . 5 n a . . . ' l Y . . - . . a p a . , . s o s o 0 0 0 Page 1 1 Class Hlstory In the fall of 1943 twenty exght f1ve-year-olds began t'he1r school careers under the guardlanshxp of Mrs Dorothy Thomson Nancy Anderson, Du Wayne Carnes, Jo Anna Cooley, EIIOY Foley, Jerry Forde Dick I-Talland Lonme Harms Wayne Hxllman, Dorothy Hol tan Jackxe Hopperstad Donna Hove Jean Johnson Kelth Julson, Charles Lehman Patrlcxa Lxnter Gordon Loeschen Patrlcxa Mc Quatters, Donna Nelson Loren Nelson, M110 Oppegard Mary Orman, Louxse Osten, Clarmce Pedersen, Gerald Perry John Pulver, Judean Solland Ralph Solland, and Mavxs Wrkoren all brought thexr llttle rag rugs for naps wh1ch most had outgrown long ago anyway Coveted places for naps were under the sand table and m the play-house In fxrst grade two newcomers Jomed us Sylvxa Ellmgson and Darryl Imme Unfortunately we lost Pat Lmter who moved to sunny Cahfornxa, and Mary Orman The war was still 1n progress so we patrlotxcally bough War Bonds Thxs was the year when we learned r1g1d dlsclplme Dlck Halland seemed to falr the worst he spent most of h1s time m the corner Miss Seger became our vocal muslc teacher, thus creatlng the weekly trek to the Bxg Bulldmg for us In second grade we welcomed several more newcomers Lawrence Gleason, Joe Mahrenholz Ardxth Stromley Betty Turner and Ruth Rabe who had Just recovered from polxo She told us all about her experxences at the S1ster Kenny Instltute Here we dlscovered speed tests 1n math slulls Miss Schnoor was our thxrd grade teacher She was somethmg specxal because she had red halr that fascmated us Harlan Mosby Bruce Lee Wayne Wxlland Bonrue Meyer and Robert W11l1amson Jomed our class, but Clarxce Pedersen moved to Mmnesota Page 12 Members of the class of 1956 way back in first grade m 1944 45 are shown above with thelr teacher Miss Marcile Christensen now Mrs Carl Pitts Left to right they are Flrst row Sylvia Ellmgson JoAnna Cooley Donna Nelson Louise Osten L01-en Nelson Jean Johnson Donna Hove Jackie l-lopperstad and Gerald Peny Second row Elroy Foley Charles Lehman Wayne Hillman Gordon Loeschen Nancy Anderson Clarlce Pedersen Duck Halland Dorothy Holtan and Mlss Christen sen Thnrd row Mary Orman Kenth Julson Darryl Imme DuWayne Carnes Lonnie Harms Pat McQuatters and Jerry Forde Fourth grade brought us closer to the B1g Bmldtng No longer wtth us were Bonnle Meyer Ardlth Stromley Robert Wllhamson, Joe Mahrenholz Betty Turner Benhart Berg Hamhn Burtness, Evelyn Wolff Karen Tuttle, and Eldon Olson Jomed our ranks to help put on a Thanksglvlng play about the Pllgrnns and PU1'lt3!iS Our mus1.c class staged the Nutcracker Smte wxth real costumes Jean Johnson, Donna Nelson, and Loulse Osten were grey flutes Ruth Babe was the Arab1an dancer because she had real long halr Hamlm Burtness was a Ruwan dancer and Jody Cooley was the Sugar Plum Faxry F H Kreamer Lawyer a I ' 7 .. , . 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Y 1 . . , Fifth grade brought us closer to Junxor lugh actxvltxes, and many Jomed the band Darryl Imme left and Jo Ann Gulhckson Ann Sandberg and La Verne Hague Jorned us Mxss Nagel was taken sxck wxth polxo so Mrs Doug Pangbum substxtuted for her In sxxth grade we staged the opera HMS Pmafore' 111 which most of us were sa1lors rn the Kmgs Navy Dorothy Holtan got poho and wasnt wxth us very much We vlslted her many tunes whxle she was convalescm-g and were very happy when she could come back to class Eldon Olson moved away but Marlyn Loken Daryl Jones Vernon Abrahams and Donna Brannd became a part of our growmg claw ln sex ennh grade we were ofhcxally 1n Juruor hlgh All took part rn a torrent of actlvltxes-basketball baseball etc We bld fond farewells to Jo Anna and Nancy wxho both departed from our ranks wxth many tears Pemzanent addxtxons were a set of twlns-Vlola and Vlolet Gentz and Elame Mxelke Th1s was the year when exghbh graders had great appeal and the shdmg desk tops served as convenxent mallboxes Pat McQuatters won the DAR award for the best essay 1n hlstory Exghth grade was our last year ln grade school We fevenshly began our preparations for hlgh school thls year We took turns on hbrary duty and even found tune to wnte our own newspaper prmted by hand Dorothy Iverson became one of us thxs year Our basketball team was very good too Our elghth grade unportance vas rapldly reduced when we reached high school Nmth grade' and our 1n1t1at1on 1nto hrgh school actlvltxes and detentxon Permanent members of the class Barbara Bergo S'h1rley Butler Paul Foss Kenneth Johnson Ruth Whxtcome, Wayne Moretz, and Don Handeland were qulckly broken mto the lugh school routxne xn Mrs Lees algebra class We wlll never forget Mlss Sellecks tests of Miss Mlclulkes English class Kenneth Johnson won honors ln contest for hrs mterpretatxon of the FFA Creed Barbara Bergo was our candldate for Homecofmmg queen One of our classmates met wlth an untunely death 1n an automoblle accxdent the class was bereaved at the death of Charles Packard Jo Ann Gulhckson mover to Denver and Brue Lee Jour neyed up mto northern Mmnesota The basketball team won second place xn the county toumaments Our sophomore year began wlth a new adm1mstrat1on Mr Hag man became the prmclpal We w1ll remember Mr Bestuls world hrstory class and Mr Koehler s bxology term papers Thxs was the year we consxdered ourselves Bxg Wheels though no one else upheld that theory Thxs year the basketball team slxpped to thxrd place 111 county tournaments Jo Ann returned from Denver and Barbara Stanek and Jerry Glaser Jomed our class Lxttle Leo De Marxs was the l1fe of the study hall Jean Johnson was our Home commg queen candldate One clxmax of our hrgh school career was our Jumor year Bruce Lee eturned and Roy Belghley Jomed us Marlyn Loken was queen candldate and our float Staging a Vlctory' won fxrst prrze The class play was a blg success- Dont Take My Penny Jean went to State wlth her dramatlc readmg We wxll remember class meet mgs and fa1r stand and Mr Webers chenustry class wlth of course all the odors We adopted Hxtch Your Wagon to a Star as our banquet and prom theme Because ll was Brlday the 13th we went to the nud mght movxe Murders of the Rue Morgue At 4 00 am some of our mothers served a complete breakfast wvluch was donated by the local merchants At the begmmng of our semor year Jean Johnson became ed1tor of the V1k1.ng Ruth Rabe was appomted edrtor rn cluef of the Annual. Tlus year the football team was Conference Champ The basketball teams had a record mark they too won the coveted flrst place 1n Conference play as well as the county trophy North wood advanced 1nto tzhe sectlonals agamst Lake Mxlls Ann Sand berg was our HOH16C0m1Dg Queen New members of the class were Denms Newberry and Vemon Holstad Skxp Day was spent ln Mmneapolxs for slghtseemg tours and the Ice Follles Beccalaurea e and Commencement were other hlgh pomts ln our wanlng hlgh school days We have many tlungs to remember Music contests speech work, the many teachers we had and the f1ne classmates and friends we made 1n our class We have come to the end of our hxgh school days Forty four students remaxn ln the class We have galned many students and frxends but only flfteen of the orxgmal twenty elght remamed through the years Durmg our h1gh school years we have lost many they have started out 1n lrfe early now the rest of us are ready to pursue our worldly careers We have completed many courses of study partxcxpated m many 8Ct1V1tl8S and yet we have leamed mucl' We have grown up and graduated' Worth County Abstract Company L. A Baken President W W Hudson. Secretary Page 13 A . . . . . . I . , . . . . , , ' u - ,vt U . , 1 . 0 . , i , ' n ' 1 ' ' . ' ' - u ' 1 N , . ' f , - . . . ' A , . ' , , . . . . ' , - I . . . U ' ll I ' 1 . ' u 1 11 Y . . . . . . . , , , . . . . . ' . ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - , . . . . . . u ' 11 - I 1 Q Q ' ' ' . . ' 7 Y . ' . . ' ' u 11 . , , . . . . . .- ' I , , ' , ' 1 , 1 - . . . . ' . . x . , I - . . 1 1 , 1 , X . . . . . , . ' ' ' ' . . , . . . , . . . . . . 1 F . . , - 1 ' ' . - - X . . . . - . . ' 1 1 - . . . 1 1 . . . . A. - Y 1 ' ' ' 1 ' . -. , , , , . Roy Belghley Qulei and shy but a regular guy DuWayne Carnes He knows that football lsn t the only place where a. good lme IS needed Page 14 Q Shirley Butler It takes 34 muscles to frown and only 13 to smlle Why make the extra effort? Benharf Berg Men of few words are the best men Barbara Bergo Fo know her IS to lxke her -0' Sylvia Elllngson Here ID mind and body but her heart graduated last year Elroy Foley There are two answers to every questlon mme and the teacher s Hamlin Burfness I grm to think about the fun I had before they caught me 'S'-lwca QL.- Nlorthwood Co Op Elevator-Gram, Feed Coal Seed FCYUIIZEI' Q . L 'Al . ' In - - rr . . n H .A mg ' 5, K 1' 5 ,, XV 2 . ,f ' 54:55 1 ' iff N as 1 1 im , aw, X5 Qv' 4 at I :Mg H ' Y 1. - v V T WZ H - .. 5 . - . ' , i 1 u . . ' nv A K .. +1 , 5 1 ii em Z Ng V V' -,V ff V, 2 W: ,, . , 1 L , ' , N t ,el A ' 1 Q 9 N Jerry Forde Although hls studles are just so so gxve hxm a basketball and watch hlm go' Q JoAnn Gulllckson Her heart lies south slx mxles Jerry Glaser Dynamxte also comes m small packages WX., iw-ug Paul Foss Don t study your lesson your study Duck Holland Mn? -- 0 un m O 'J 'Quo 'Dt' A football man a basketball man last but mot least a lady s Vlolo Geniz Violet Gentz A qulet lass IS she who talks oh so rapidly 8,3 Y Her heart is not her own Peoples Gas and Electnc Page 15 . 3 553' .. . - - K . 1 Z - . ' - u , . ' HD K KHKQAN ' I Q K . , , f V4 . 1 'l l ' AA . 1 ' ' rn A , , . ,. , A , X . W' - man. - ' ' ,' K ll Q , . . 4 ll - - 1 ,, .H , G 1, 5 SVS W. . M. l 1722? . igfiili K , . 'V' ,gf n ot- 've is Donald Hancleland LCM-e HC 5 Wayne Hallman may be qmet but I get around A little foohshness now and then One of our football and basketba s rehshed by the best of men stars at least hes always out ght kv' .w in Jacquelme Hopperstad Donna M09 HOVS Dorolhy lverson 4'-luv Not very small and not very tall A mug on her hps and mlschlef Full of fun and mlschlef too-domg m her eyes thmgs she shouldn t do but fur and sweet and llked by all Vernon Holsfad Dorothy Holton Her politeness costs nothmg and tk gams everything A welcome addntxon to the class Ar' 1' 'lv' 'N muh 'C' Page 16 Congratulatxons to the Class of 1956 from Joe Orth, TV and Radxo Sales and Servlce A, ffl ' F' f ww , 5 e. - 1 F F, X 1' Q ur- -f N. U, xx y -' -I I V .Y W I at ' ,V . ,S It , kg I V A . ' . . . Q . n ' l l' I , I ' ' rf i. ' . - 1 . , ' ni . .A it 5.5, -9- Eg 'N' , A 5x , ,n . If lii , 3 K. I Q .f-f V 'L X' ' ' of , . . 5 '56. - - .. ff V e , e,. ,W 1-5 . ' l 'li , .., A' M , ' r' , ff AX-. A Daryl Jones A llttle knowledge IS a danger ous thmf., keep out of danger H F Johnson, D.DS J' QQ, Jean Johnson Tvxinklmg eyes prett smlle charming ways and penty of style ft-4 L.. xv. Charles Lehman great men come from he farm Kenth Julson He hasn t rexealed all hls am buttons as yet but gwe hlm tlme ITN L, Kenneth Johnson Hes cultured agncultured Marclle Leldal Qulet women are sometlmes most surpnsnng the S. of I x FWFQ 3 ' ow. s., M Bruce Lee We don t want hlm any longer hes long enough Page 17 'E gs- Y 1' at 5 . - 'N ' X iw ' H . 11, l h Q 'C' ' A kfbfiitk Q- 3 .--. lj-LL -is . V ' ' K Q f ll , ' ' v n u 1 1 ' 'V' h . 5 ' 11 Y t. .I - f ' k- v 'F ' 'Sh t . l - L t 'A A ' fe ' til - , 1-1-r l ' 5 I :Sf ' , . . ' ' ' -'Au 1 lf - V f l I y . . ,, ' ' V ' - 41 n , - ' -1 v - ' '- .H - ' , , ,- - 1 u ' ' rn ' 9 - ' 5 Q , oi 5 5 .. L fs' , 'ji - T3 ' fat 1'w-:EW di? 'F' tty-4' Marlyn Loken Pafrlcla McQuaHers Hands off, hes mme A charmxng combmatlon of polse neatness and fnendll any M ness Wag Y' Donna Nelson m engaged but not to m books Dennls Newberry Women will be the death f me hut what a. pleasant way to d1e Wayne Moretz this IS lxbert 1 e death y gv me 3517- GN 'F' ,A-,wfav Harlan Mosby better manager is hard to fmd Elame Muelke Trles her best m all she does Louuse Osten Fine peo le like fme deeds, no trumpets ,Hs 7 Page 18 nr B H osum C 0 . Q 1- ' ' . U - - - ' ' , , : . ' ' . '- i . A k V I f- ' Q is ' ' ' : gl I UQ .:,k gig: : L KV , 3 in K t 1 , V t-l'- 1 ,Vim L 1' - H y D , 1- ' 0 , .. y . . , ' I , 1 5 need! .rr ,,If . . . . Q an ,, ,, ' A - .. . ,fr A . ' W A I him . 1 int ' , R ? MI' - xl 'KM xl' F Ax, W my , f , , Qiiggi 5 t . . s e 'r,, Karen Tuttle Although I m not so tall Id rather be here than not at all '-'PQ Ri Veenker Drug Company Rex IW' Ruth Rabe Her blossoms bloom in states otter 'C- tw Ruth Whrtcome I dont care how tall I be- cause all the world looks up at my comet and me Ann Sandberg She has all the qualities good queen possesses .nv- R- all Store-Complete Service Barbara Slanek pert little miss with a. nice little air Wayne Wllland Now what have I done' i 9- Page 19 u n I.. 7 l ' S' ls 4 tx ,Q ,, a rx ' , ' u v u rr ... , . D., .4 3 , A ll YI 1 ' I S 5 ' , ' . 'Y , gb- N fl 4' ., ., Ya ' .- 3 'f ff , ' ur K ' Commencement ff-9' Bound for Higher Education YQ owns B+ Page 20 ' You'll Never Walk Alone are 4100 QW Edmund Groomes 4,19 xvmeo xbo- 1 1' e was Rev Ellery Beal de11vered the baccalaureate sermon Balanced Llvmg on Sunday evenmg May 20 The mlxed chorus sang Thee God We Pra1se and Battle Hymn of The Republic At the 73rd annual commencement exercises held Wednesday May 23 Edmund Groomes gave the address The Tlme of Your Lxfe ' The 44 members of the sen1or class sang The Halls of Ivy and Youll Never Walk Alone Prmcxpal John Hagman announced the honors Ruth Whltcome was named valedxctorlan and Jerry Glaser salutatorlan Jerry also recewed the Swens rud scholarshlp of S400 a year for four years An other Swensrud scholarshxp of S200 a year for four years was presented to Ruth Rabe Ruth also recelved a scholarshxp of S126 a year for four Sheridan Skelgas and Appliances and Baccalaureate 9 wa' sw years from Iowa State Teachers College Dorothy Holtan was awarded the PTA scholarshlp of S500 and a Luther College scholarshxp of S150 Dorothy was also awarded a cltlzenshlp award from the Womens clubs Pat McQuatters also received a scholarshxp from ISTC of S50 Charles Lehman was the rec1p1ent of the Lxons club actxvxtles and cntxzenshxp plaque and Jean Johnson recelved the Bar assocxatxon cltxzenshxp award Students who mamtamed a B average or better durmg the four year hxgh school course were Elroy Foley, Vxola Guntz Jerry Glaser Dorothy Holtan Jean Johnsoa Pat McQuatters Louise Osten Ruth Babe Barbara Stanek and Ruth Whxtcome Ssxerud Studio SSN 151 cfroox 6 . 10 66 c1u1'e 05399 wa' 5410? Award Winners 'Balance vvwg' Page 21 we is A a '. - ' ex .. .,. ... 'B Cherry Blossom Tl YW F'J:, A- ?' A 1951: ,-ffs N X XSS 995 LL N., was X, Xa Mr Koehler's Mural IW 'Y ff? Oriental Scene . Geisha Fnrls 0 ff' we .six ff, 5'k'---.. Ive Dreamed of Such a Place as This sw, x IJ gk Hard Working' Mother' 1 Af Tambemono Good! Breakfast Break Page 22 Great Plains Lumber Company ll ' ll me I P A f A . di-v, Q 1 1 A AX - S I, V Y 1 . B XQIN N , K xi A V I N 4 I Q A -ns: ' ,.., , - - 2 , r -V ' N 'p N i b '1 - V, . 4 7 Z' 7 V , . dl Q 1 . K J My 6 K J 1 Y X . W ...i M -K kk , ,ma ugly . iv Q. Q 'r fwfr W . ' J , j 5 . ' -LJ, Y' Q , .o , 1 4 , . ,hw ,K '. ' ff , ,,,'V f. . - .R ', , . pf W ax 1 A -,swf R vs, it s 5' ,xi Q , L .Q I W , I ,3 f sl A I ' Q., i ', Q 4 'I ,dw , ,, ew, . - 'Q' X X 4 ' 1 -K 4 O- e . S . - V u 1 ,, , ' . . - J . ,f . Qt, A A 1 Q V ' 04 N. if M f I , is 4. ! , 1 1 1' f ' ' J 5 1 '71 f K 5 , an J Q f Qs . The Family Use the truth drug The Guests Florence Hanmbal Falry May Jefrrey Mrs Paddy The Famxly Samuel L11y Belle Mrs Savage The Staff Mxss Wllhelmma Doctor Emmett The Curlous Savag Semor Class Play Cast of Characters Ann Sandberg Jerry Glaser Dorothy I-loltan DuWayne Carnes Donna Nelson Wayne Hlllman Ruth Whltcome LOUISE Osten Jean Johnson Elroy Foley The Cloisiersn X The Guests Where are the bonds ll ' eu V ' ' 3 Titus ............................................................................ Dick Halland fs A . ll DY Royal Motel Highway 65 Page 23 CI ass Of!-leer Us Mo, -we e vie e9 7' M as 3?::v Sl H d 1 eelly ea s The Creature 'rim walks Among Oneco Football Q-9e5a1 1 res!! g Good Speech IS Essential K Senior Snaps mx-6 Wo' GAA Debate Cooler ence Banquet fl Basketba 11 Government Puzzlement one Ac I P Bla whens Count? Pfvm worth Dions Basketball Cham 995 wi Ye we , 'Y b Queens of the Class ,goin The Athletes Class Play rafzaa Page 24 Soll's Ben Franklin A New, Modern. Self serve Variety Store 1. . I I I Y I t ward . ' ,:' .L ' G1- , V l S of the -N X ' h 9, . is 5 G06 .e A M x TV -- A ,n ifty i 371 -1, sl 'Q 'V ' ' 2' A A-xl C ,, Q e. ,A A W- , as - 4 9 A ,e ., 4- , 5 .. n 9 5 1 , . K .rl W NX ' N 4' , , 1 . A Us, t ' ' H ,wg ' .. 6. 030 ' gf' n xowa so XX R fi K Q K Q lay in 1 5 H A HY H l 11 QQ SM95 g a Vllrt H M S Pinafon Future Opera Stax-s Deal M Buttercup and the King s Navy Staggn uslc 6 mf 5 vuung my x a 5 QW? Wag-on Senior Snaps Thmans clwb YW' Traok 'S N XLA EER! Band Skip Day The Ice Follies Y Lovers vofte ng Be C 0 N Ne mgper ww 661.1 Sa de S 1116.7 H811 Amman Oements wqwfx onferenqe Champ 9 P-Dnua Farewell to the Hagmans Page 25 iii :RHI S H 5 i 3,-E' , K Y . kg i . . . - V . 'S ' ' U 0 Cb Qpee Q P 1 p fo Y A A ' up ep 'L ur. , - 'X ' 1 I 95' u ' 1 U' X U 4 fi. e ff , rm , - 1 I ' .X X k z ,V 1, . K f I X, 3, 4, K ,. .K Q rf LA vu WE u 1 Q - A -Q xf'QxJ . f . -Rf wif X ,5 A 1 ' W 1' e .. Sa s X ,p,. R A 'qfjx M, Sf - ' I' 1 Q16 ef! U N D E R Class Offrcers 11 Freshman Class Officers President-Ann Gulllckson Vice president-Roger Mehaffy Junlor Class Officers Secretary masmer Damn wright President-Joe Berzen Vice president-Sue Os!-en Secretary Betty Bmitlmm Treasurer Ann Baken Sophomore Class Officers President-Gary Lee Vice president-Judy Nelson Secretary treasurer Mary Bakketun Dr. C. T. Bergen Page 27 fi' N W I, C Q 52 I' l- v - hills H I Junior Class Left to rxght first row J Glaser B Broitzman C Stene C Hendnckson A Hanson J Godfrey A Baken second row M Gros land B Kuhlmann S Tenold G Rapp V Edwards NL Reyerson In Senne L Anderson M Bakken C Pedersen J Bakken third fourth row S Neumann M Severson R Larson B Foss A Flatness J Gulllckson J Brunsvold S Perkins K Schaub G Wolff N Badenschmer flfth row S Spllde S Buchanan H Slme D Ilorgen D Barnes C Nelson R Abrams A McHenry C Hagerud J Leegaard J Bergen L Helgeson D Helm. Page 28 Gnmdmeler Hatchery-Complete Poultry Service rowz, C.. Groe, D. Abrzlhams, Micklicli, Mostronrx, M. Gaarder: J: Ring0en,.S. Berg, Osten, R. Seuerson, R. 'LaJ'son, D. Davisg Granclad Steps O t Junlor Class Play Backstage Backstage Oh no are the-re three of them' Mrs. Mortons Home Cast of Characters Mrs Laura Morton Jean Rmgoen Gmndad Step, out Grandad Vxctor Edwards T11ly the rnald Sue Osten Betty Shadduck Sharyl Buchanan Klp Shadduck Robert Abrams Trudxe Judy and Ludle Norwood Carol Hendrlckson Jack Norwood LaVern Anderson Jxm Mahoney Gary Rapp Miss Abby Hlggms Joan Glaser Mrs Jobe Fenney Carol Pedersen A Detectlve Harlan Slme Three Old Men Darwm Barnes Charles Buchanan Curtls Nelson Telegraph Boy Kenneth Schaub Three Old Men The morning after Page 29 t Z., .1 A . , ,Q 1 i -:V ' I 1 I , ................................................................ . 3 , . , trlplets ........... ...Karen Mostrom, Jermane Bakken, . .... ........ . .. G , ' , Page 30 Sophomore Class Left to right first row J Isaacson B Turvold D Flatness, S Nelson B Lobcrg W Shupe B Neale B Munson J Appelqulst second row J Nelson R Rlslov S Forde R Buchanan G Lee E Stayner B Labour H Rustad J Lornelnus, E Llljedahl E John son thxrd row P Everhart P Sola N Johnson J Hopperstad H Patterson L Reeder L Nelson L Perry D Iiagerud R Carlson P Olson L Olson E Anderson fourth row P Elhngson S Rmgoen M Bakketun D Kalvxg M Tenold P Gasklll D Dahle A Hempen M Grosland B Hinds M Abrahams D Halland M Logemann L Stoffrcgen flfth row S Mehaffy K Kester R Ryan D. Osmundson R Stlehl G Reyerson C Gentz R Gentz E Perry D Wabner L Mosby J Groe J Bclghley E Kruse Mxller's Greenhouse w . , . v - - y - v . - , - n . y - I - s - 1 I . , , . . . - . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . Q 2 . , . , . , . , . , . 4 , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - , - s - , - 1 - I - : ' ' n - y - v . nn . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . A 1 Freshman Class 'Q Schulz S Abrahams second row M McQuattem's H Coyle E Sherndan S Johnson D Wright M Gaarder A Gulllckson C Wall P Hermanson C Koehler D Ellmgson M Lelunan E Edwards D Bergen thlld row A Brunsvoldg A Gulhckson B Struck E Sev erson, B Smith D Hrubetz B Holtan H Johnson R Mehaffy P Flstler D Hanson C Stoffregen D Hendrickson A. Foss fourth row N Godfrey J Anderson C Land J Enerson V Johnson B Mxttag B Everhart P Grosland D Mxelke C Thayer M. Hen drlckson L. Pedersen M. Holstad G Orvedal G Bakken fnfth row L Nelson D Oakland D Young J Davey G Chnshanson A llalvorson C Hove C Havhk S l-lengesteg L Davns M Hanson J Alhson C R Hiner Page 31 I . x 5 5 H . K D , An ' YK ex, ,, ' . . U L V .7 K M - ,iid Left to right, first row: N. Rupert, B. Pacey, S. Monnahan, J. Perry, L. Leidal, M. Jones, D. Bridle, S. Plummer, I. Eilertson, N. S 141. 1 4, Qfxgx fra., rw... -N. YUWUNIQ y,-bra af 4 ,bf-wr-4 K x Rd ...--- L 1 ,,,...---ff il' 'fam Rm., x B. A Page 33 Northwood Gridders Make Outstanding Record I. Si in 0' ' 0 Q' Q! o'x5 381 ff 5157 The Vlkmgs charged wxth a rugged spmt and a powerful deterrmnatlon made an outstarvf' ng rec ord ln the 1955 season Led by coach Robert Koehler the team defeated every opponent on thexr schedule to secure the North Iowa Conference crovm 'I'he most lmportant and perhaps the most out standmg game off the season was wlth the Forest Cxty Indxans The Irdxans also wxth a 5 0 confer ence record made a very determmed effort to defeat the Vxlungs The score teetered back and forth between the two teams The game ended fo the very happy Vxkmg team wxth a fmal scox 20 13 Page 34 QE' U23 The Vlkmg grxdders dommated the all conference team Flrst team honors went to quarterback Mace Reyerson fullback DCHHIS Newberry end Dlck Halland guard Gary Rapp and tackle Paul Foss These boys were placed on the second team Gary Lee Robert Mxckhck and DuWayne Cames Jerry Glaser Wayne Moretz and Vxctor Edwards recelved honorable mentxon Dxck Denny Mace and Gary Rapp also recewed honorable mentron on all state teams Left to right first row J Berg en It Mehaffy P Foss J Glaser B Foss second row L Reeder V Edwards B Holtan J Hopper stad W Moretz R Micklick W Hillman II Snme J Brunsvold third row C Groe K Schaub KJulsonDHallandGLeeM Reyerson. G Rapp D Carnes J Gulhckson L Hams Season Record Opponents St Ansgar Garner Belmond Lake M1115 Brltt Buffalo Center Forest Clty Northwood Cleaners Good Material for Future Seen in Frosh-Soph Football fa 'l Q'- 9 rw O WI! f,a Six A ,pf 3,- Left to right, hr-st row N Godfrey J Groe M McQuatt.ers L. Nelson, L. Davis second row D Osmundson, N Johnson R. Smith, H Johnson A Gullickson P Flstler third row J Allison D Young P Grosland D Hendrickson A. Brunsvold, M Foss D HOIICIL The freshman sophomore football team had a qulte successful season th1s year gaxmng a record of 5 wms 2 losses and 1 txe The team coached by Marshall Torgerson played three games away and four at home Its schedule was completely separate from the varsnty football schedule Thxs was the out for football to do thls These grldders gaxned much experlence ln thexr games and we can see much good materxal for future years m l.hlS freshman sophomore squad Northwood State Bank Season Record Northwood Ventura Clear Lake Lake Mxlls Butt Buffalo Center 12 Forest Clty Opponents Page 3a ' x .' l x 4 G , ' L' A of- , ye-Ass ? 'Q f 5 4 4 , 5 . J f v' . t . 6 ...,.................... ................................ o - 6 ........................ .......................... 6 second Season that there fheve been enough boys 7 ................. ....... M onroe Junior High ........ 7 U . ' - l . l 14 .... .... ................ ' ................... . . . 6 ' U 9 ........................ ' .................................. 2 , g U Q 6 ........................ .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 2 - . ........................ ' ...,...................... 13 AnnMarle Sandberg Senior Homecoming ei? 5 iii? F Queen Ann and Ahendonis Mary Bakkewn The Coronohon 'x.4N X Cornne Stene .lumor JoElIen Anderson Freshman il '11 l Sophomore 1 is B54 Page 36 Paramount Cafe A Homecoming , ff' J' :F 'F IT' ,... Q 2? llxp 1' x 1' L Burn Bntt Sensor Float Jumor Wmnmg Float Sophomore Float Freshman Float The Vuctors JFS QE n' Fallgattefs Grocery Page 37 - h r' 1 4 1 I ' .N ' f K- - rx -, A rugs it.. - U of F 5 - . , R' 1 I3 ' Q U -x , -'ef' .b'4 Q' - - it . , 'Nga ' ' F 5 hw 2 'X , 1 f U ... ,., 'fav X P.-'eifLY'X', , T ' ' X , 1 IRQ -ff P 'Y ' A D It .4 - E: 1 W. V fix. . R4 at-4 Q , ,I H .N . . 'KA -mf' ', Balanced Scoring Nets Vlklngs Two Championship Titles Balanced scor1ng was a potent factor 1n the V1k1ngs su1ge to the North Iowa Conference t1tle and the Worth county champ1onsh1p th1S season Northwood was defeated only once ID conference play by Lake M1l1s and they tromped over the Grafton Blue DCVIIS 1n the f1nal round of the County tournament None of the f1rst f1V6 was under SIX feet and four of them averaged over ten pomts per game Forward D1ck Halland headed the scormg w1th a 15 8 average The V1lungs broke the1r floor record by defeatmg Sheff1eld 89 66 Page 38 ini' As IH football the V1k1ngs dommated the con ference team D1ck Hallano center and DuWayne Carnes guard won spots on the f1rst berth Jerry Forde forward was named to the second loop team and Mace Reverson recelved honorable men t1on In the sectlonal tournament Northwood Lxrst de feated Osage then St Ansgar but a late furry let Lake Mllls n1p the V1klHgS IH the f1na1 round Thus ended another year of basketball for the Northwood V1k1IlgS and coach Lyle Bestul a very successful year mdeed Left to nght flrst row M Rey erson J Forde D Cames B Lee D Halland Mr Bestul second row J Gullickson W Hillman J Bnmsvold R Mickhck C Leh man manager L Ha.rns third row C Groe H Slme R Abrams S Perkins A Flatness A Mc Henry manager H Mosby Northwood 5 1 Season Record Opponents Osage St Ansgar Holy Famlly Lake M1115 Garner Holy Fam1ly Brltt Buffalo Center Forest C1ty Belmond Garner Emmons Brltt Buffalo Center Forest C1ty Belmond County Tournament Manly Kensett Grafton Sectional Tournament Osage St Ansgar Lake M1lls Halland s Barber and Beauty Shop O l I C C O . 11 B -1 T K -, , , . , . f ,, V , 1 . . , yuh ' V! f? f 4 'B if 'J E 5 V W s A H , 5 at x 5,4 1 ' Q - t 58 ........................ 1 ................................. ...36 5 , 3 1 5 7 68 ..................,..... . ............................ 26 - ' 4 49 ........................ ' ........................ 66 5 Q 4' gk 47 ........................ f .....,....... , ............ 45 , 76 ....................... .................................. 6 6 wa L 55 ..................... ' ...................... ..56 Q 64 ................,....... ' ............,......................... 48 60 ........................ 1 .................... 45 79 ........................ ' .......................... 63 45 ....,................... ........,..................... 4 4 X 66 ........................ Lake Mills .......................... 76 ' 7 ao ........................ .................................. 5 9 '7 ' 80 ........................ . ............................ .ao 68 ........................ ' ...................................... 51 68 ........................ .................. 5 1 68 ........................ ' .........,................ 60 69 ........................ .............................. 3 7 .L ' 7 ' y . . . ' ' ' 1 .' ' 63 ................ , ....... ................................ . .40 . ' ' ' ' 65 .....................,.. ................................ 4 9 . ,' ' 1 A - - 55 ..............,......... ................................ 4 0 V ' ' - - , V , . , 49 ........................ .......................... ........ 4 2 - - ' ' ' ' ' ' . 76 ........................ . ....................... .....39 - - - t 1 W ........................ ' ....................... .59 season Record Northwood Osage St Ansgar Holy Fam1ly Lake Mllls Garner Holy Famlly Brltt Buffalo Center Forest Clty Kensett Belmoni Garner Emmons Bflll Buifalo Center Forest Clty Belmond Sheffleld Klemme Frosh Soph Cogers Have Successful Season Opponents I3 'Vi The freshman sophomore squad under the coach mg of Marshall Torgerson after losmg three of thexr slx openers went on to a fourteen game w1nn1ng streak They were undefeated 1n North Iowa Corference play and they plled up seventeen wms agamst three losses for the seasons record These seven boys Hal Johnson Larry Reeder Gary Lee Bob Holtan Roger Mehaffy Mlke Mc Quatters and Arlen Gulllckson played ID ten or more games and carrled most of the burden The team averaged 47 3 pomts per game agalnst therr opponents average of 35 polnts Hal Johnson wrth an average of 16 3 polnts and Gary Lee Wlth an average of 15 2 pomts per game led the scormg Gary due to a football 1nJury wasnt able to Jo1n 'be squad untll after the erghth game The successful season the boys had was due to the des1re to do good, hard work, co operatxon, and teamwork The Friendly Gamble Store-4?1oth1ng for the Entire Fanuly 2 S Left to right first row D Hn: betz B Holtan G Lee L Reeder H Johnson second row Mr Tor gerson D Hendnckson D Mlelke L Davls D Hanson R Mehaffy A Gulllckson A Bnmsvold third row R Ryan M McQuatters D Osmundson L Wignes D Wagner B Mlttag M Hanson. Page 39 'V 27: ............,......... . ..................................,. 41 ' I . J Z? ,,.l,.,l,..l.,....l..... - ...................... 34 1 f , . 3 51 ................4....... ' .......................... 59 ' I -1 no s 3 51 .......... ............. 1 .... Z ............................. Z 3 6 A 39 ........................ ........................ ig ........................ 1 .................... 19 , 4 S I 22 44 38 ........,....,.......... ' .......................... 22 , 45 ...........,............ .- ..,.......,....,................ 32 , - 40 .....,.................. 4 - .............................. 38 50 .....,.................. Luke Mius .......................... 35 'R - 49 ........................ .................................. 3 7 1 52 ......3................. ....................,...1..... 1 6 ' 4 x n 46 ........................ ' ...................................... 33 V 4 6 Gl ........................ ' ' .................,.. 32 L2 3 69 ..........l..........e.. .- ' .............,............ 56 4 4 I g If 46 .............,.......... ...........................,.. 3 0 4 he , w A . 62 ....... ,.....,.... ...... ' 2 '1 ...........................,.. 45 51 .................,...... .............................. 4 6 3 1, X 7 I in X j1,' .S ' 1 - , I ' - , h 1 . - if I' 4 X . . y 1 . ' ' Z 1 ' 1: ' . - Q f -- , I , : . , . , . F ' -'M h f . . '. Wrestling Gcnnlng ln Popularity Season Record Northwood Bloommg Pfalfle Mason C1ty B Algona Waseca Brltt B Manly Mason Clty B Bloomrng Prame lndlvxdual Rearrds Godfrey N Young Grosland P Flstler P Barnes D Bergen J Smith B Glaser J Julson K Edwards V Rapp G HW Left to nght first. row G Bakken D Oakland N Johnson, K Nelson C Stoffre gen R. Loken B. Everhart., K. Julson second row N Godfrey L Nelson D Young P Groslamd P Fnstler D Barnes J Bergen R. Smith J Glaser V Edwards G Rapp ThlS was the fourth year ln whlch wrestlmg was lncluded as a major sport at NHS The nurnber of partxclpants and spectators have both rlsen during these early years of the sport It takes tlme to bu1ld enthuslasm and mterest III a new sport but coach Robert Koehlers boys d1d well lLh1S year cons1der1ng that SIX of the varslty grapplers were freshman These boys wrestled agalnst opponents who were sometunes older and more experrenced H1gh school wrestlmg IS not an act such as some of the matches on TV The boys wrestle someone ln their own welght class Thls makes an evener match and prevents poss1ble accldents Although the w1n loss record wasnt too Lmpres srve the boys gamed valuable expenence and they are lookmg forward to more actlon next ye lr The team lost only one varslty starter Jerry Glaser due to graduatlon n Opponents Welght Won Lost Tied Q O l I I 1 5, 1 27 ...,.................... ' ' ' ............. .18 - ' , fl 8 11 ........................ 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' ' ' ........,..... 15 , Q - , . .......................... 95 0 7 0 f Nelson, L. ............................ 103 3 3 0 , , D. ............................ 112 2 5 0 . , . ........................ 12C 2 5 0 ' , . ............................ 12' 1 7 0 , . ............................ 13k 3 4 1 , . ............................ 138 5 3 0 ' , . .............................. 145 3 5 0 , . .............................. 154 1 3 0 , . .........,...............,.. 165 0 2 0 , . .......................... 165 5 2 0 ' , . ............................,. 5 2 1 Page 40 Johnsrud Implement Company-MinneapolisMoline Sales and Service Left to rlght first row A. Gnlllckson M. McQuatters, D Osmundson L Wignes D Hendrickson B Everhart second row R. Mxoklxck J Bnmsvold, W Hillman M Reyerson D Halland R. Abrams thlrd row R. Mehaffy A. Flatness H Johnson L. Reeder G Lee D Carnes, A McHenry C Lehman S Perkins. Baseball The baseball team was fortunate to have qulte a few expenenced players return from last year Some of them are Wayne Hillman fxrst base Du Wayne Carnes center fleld D1ck Halland second base Chuck Lehman and Mace Reyerson pltohers Stan Perkms catcher and Darwm Barnes Kenny Schaub and Alan Flatness Other contenders for pxtchlng posltxons were Gary Lee and Hal Johnson The team was very well dressed tilns year they recelved new unlforms There was no set schedule the team played as weather permxtted Track Although track IS not a regular sport 1n NHS many boys who are not out for baseball partlcxpate U1 track actlvltles to keep them m top physlcal shape The 440 relay team composed of freshmen and sophomores d1d well agaln tlus year as they had last year Gary Rapp was also good 1n track act1v1 txes Northwood competed mn the annual Bxson Relays held at Buffalo Center New records were set and old records were bxoken Mr Koehler coaches these boys and sees that they get a good work out , 2 I , . 1 - 1 . , . 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I . - h , . . . : r - ., , - 2 - . . . . . . , 3 ,, . 3 I 1 ! . y , . , . . . , . . - ' 1 7 - 9 n a Nelson Hardware-Your Our Own Hardware Store Pave 41 N Club The N Club has ended 1ts thrrd successful year smce belng reorganxzed It added about twenty new members to the orlgmal flfteen members to make 1ts membershxp reach 1tS h1ghest total SIHCS 1tS begmnlng Any NHS boy who has earned a major letter may belong to the N Club One of the b1ggest fund ra1s1ng act1v1t1es of the N Club the annual Pancake Supper was held nated by merchants whlle the boys and then mothers dxd the work Many townspeople turned out for the bxg feed and lt was a very successful event Members of the N Club bought blue golfer type caps wltth a red N on them to go wxth the1r letter Jackets These created qulte a stu appear mg at school at games and all around unt11 every one got used to them One of the h1ghl1ghts of the years occurred March 3 when the N Club chartered a bus to Iowa Clty to see Iowa defeat Illmols and become the Blg Ten Conference Champs bers the Athlete of the Year award The reclplent xs nommated and then plcked by the members He must be a sen1or and must be outstandxng ln ac t1v1ty part1c1pat1on c1t1zensh1p and scholarsh1p Another award recelved by N Club members IS the Nat1onal Athlet1c Scholarshxp Soclety To re celve th1s a member has to be equal to or above the schools scholastlc average for three consecu tlve semesters Left to right, first row: W. Hill- man, L. Harris, D. Carnes, P. Foss second row: B. Foss, D. Barnes, J. Glaser, J. Gullickson, H. Mosby, K. Schaub, J. Bergen, S. Perkins, B. Berg, C, Lehmang third row: K. Julson, M, Reyerson, D. Hal- land, J Forde V. Edwards, G Rapp R Micklick H Sime J Brunsvold 'The Caps page 42 Farmers Co-Op Butter and Cheese Association Anstocrat of Dairy Produce . , . , . , . , . I - f V , ,,,,.... , 2 A l Y , U 77 , ' ' M l u vs u ax. - ' 1 I 99 U 97 1 9 1 February 11t-h. The funds and supplies were do- The UN Club annually awards one of its mem- - ' ' H !7 ' ' , . - u U - ,' as rl -D 7 . U ,, . . . . I . . - . Y . . . l . , ' y ' . . , . 1 7 x ' . ' ' ' , . . -,, . Varsity basketball Fl-Osh Soph ewan Football Tuttle Bakketun Nelson Halland Sandberg P59371 5 2. 3 -1 E 5. 1 Q 5 3 5 W U an fn 0 2. Q fl D Halland M Bakkehm D Flatnes J Anderson We ve got the coach we ve got the team weve got the pep we ve got the steam and we ve got the cheerleaders to gxve flfteen rahs for the Northwood Vxkmg team Page 43 15.1,-1 . IN 3'f'CfQ who M- 4 Til' Muslc is . UGG -ll-I .IJ 'Sex Student Council Music D Halland standing J Glaser H Johnson, K Julson W The presldent of the student councxl for the year was Jerry Glaser Other members were representa txves from each class and varlous orgamzatlons The councll plans such thmgs as the Homecnm mg fest1v1t1es school dances a Chrlstmas program and the award assembly at the closmg of the school year The group works wlth Mr Hagman, who assxsts them wxth then' plans 1 MP5 Muslc as- iw-,S A mx 1' Left to right seated A. Sandberg, R. Whitcome, C Hendrickson Willand Page 45 . , . 1 9 I . . , , . , . . , . . O Y I I 1 f. lg ' Q 5 5 . . 11 i F553 x . . 9 fx -1. sr- ' ,-egg?-garg Q f 1 5 Y ' I,-3 A 3510 . 5 l 27? ' A . .. ' '33 .. . M Y fl, N 4 -P Yearbook Barely had the Chrlstmas rush faded from vxew when the yearbook s edltorxal staff began to hustle With the plans for a new annual They decxded to step aslde from the custom and xnmate a new style the panoramlc 'Ilhe f11'St Job was to fxnd sponsorshlp and dona tlons to help fmance the book Then there was copy to wr1te and DICTUICS to be taken Many eve nmgs were spent cuttlng pastlng and complllng the pages There were four deadllnes March 4 Aprxl 4 May 4 and June 4 A certaln number of pages must be mn on each deadhne Rabe edltor Elroy Foley busmess manager and Louxse Osten made up the nucleus of the staff There was appreclated help however from other members of the student body Left to right, first row: D. Hol- tan, R. Whitcome, R. Rabe, L Osten, E, Foleyg second row: K Mostrom, S, Osten, C. Stene, Mr Hagman, C. Hendrickson, J. John- son H. Mosby D. Newberry r x r , , . i if 'Y A 4 I - W . I F Qg I Twelve students under the leadership of Ruth Page 46 I-Iuso and Anonson-Genuine Ford Parts and Service, Ford 'hactors and Implements Left to right first row K Mos trom D Holtan J Johnson P Foss V I-lolstad V Edwards R Rabe L Osten second row B Broitzman J Ringoen C Stene P McQuatters B Kuhlmann S Osten J Ba.kken M Grosland C Hendrickson J Glaser S Me haffy tlurd row B Stanek M Severson M Loken S Butler B Befgo B Loberg M Bakken N Badenschier S Tenold M Gaard er R Wlutcome A Baken The Northwood Anchor Newspaper The Viking our school newspaper is published weekly in the Northwood Anchor Jean Johnson served as editor during the past year with Dorothy Holtan as assistant editor Mrs Ralph Ramsay assisted as faculty advisor The staff consisted of about thirty students Each staff member is given the opportunity to demon strate his ability in each of the four main types of writing-editorials features humor and general news This year some of the copy was done mostly by regular writers, Paul Foss was our FFA re- porter' Pat McQuatters wrote humor' Ruth Rabe wrote Quips N Slips' Carol Hendrickson and Sue Osten reported the news from the grades' Victor Edwards gave us the wrestling news' and Anne Baken and Marge Gaarder were our sports report- ers. The rest of the staff members took care of such things as GAA news lnquiring Reporter assembly programs, the calendar of coming events library news happenings in both vocal and instru- mental music departments, and other general high school news, Since the news for the coming week must be in the Anchor office by Friday night, the deadline for getting the news to the editor was Wednesday noon. There were many exceptions to this rule. We think that working on the Viking staff is an excellent opportunity for those who enjoy writing and -have the ability to write well. ,x T Page 47 ji Left to right, fu'st row J Bakken D Kalvig D I-Iove M Bakken J Appelquist C Pederson second row Mrs. Ramsey M Grosland E Mxelke N Badenschier L Helgeson S Neuman R Buchanan P Everhart Llbrarlans The hbrarlan has a variety of Jobs She helps us locate all sorts of books and references checks them out for us mends torn books and magazlnes tracks down lost books collects fxnes for overdue books and keeps the l1brary runnmd smoothly Mrs Ramsey lb the head hbrarxan and student offlcers are presldent Donna Hove v1ce presldent Dorothy Kalvlg secretary Marvel Bakken and treasurer Judy Appelqulst Left. to right flrst row S Butler J Godfrey D Iverson second row G Rapp D Halland L Mosby Offlce Workers These s1x students are Mr Hag man s rlght hand They answer the telephone locate students and teachers del1ver messages keep attendance records and do all sorts of other Jobs ln the office page 48 Amold Talle Insurance Left to nght, hrst row B Stanek K Tuttle A. Sandberg D lloltan C Osten M Gaarder R VVhitcome M Lehman J John son D llalland second row S Forde E Johnson, J Nelson J Isaacson B Kuhlmann 'VI Gaard er E Shendan J Bakken S Johnson D Hove M Grosland 'Nl Bakken third row S Mehaffy K Kester M Logemann B Brontzmann E Mxelke D Iverson J Gulllckson P McQuatt-ers R RlSl0V R Buchanan D Wnght C Wall E Edwards B LaCour N Badenschler M Jones MISS Wlantz fourth row M Sevemon M Loken R. Rabe L Osten J Hopperstad S Butler B Bergo Q Tenold R Qeverson P Her manson H Rustad M Abrahams D Kalv1g M Grosland M Bakke tun D Nelson, N Rupert J Flaser C Hendnckson C Stene K Mostrom J Ringoen J Ener Loberg B Pacey J Appelqulst B Munson J Godfrey A Baken L llelgeson G Wolff D Helm S Johnson S Plummer J Perry Aitu the ball AA The Grls Athletlc Assocxatlon the only gmrls club m hxgh school IS run on a pomt system wluch determmes the awards Letters and pms are award ed to those gxrls earnmg the requlred number of pomts Bowlmg parnes skatmg hlkes, and swlmmmg made up the bulk of the years actlvxtles The check room whmh IS operated at home bas ketball games IS one of xts fund ralsmg functxons The gxrls also sell penclls wlth the years basket ball schedule printed on them Sno Bound 1956 was the hlghllglt of the year The annual Sno-Ball was a bng success As the trad1t1on goes the girls took the lI11tl3UV6 and 1 ked I e boys D I I . Q I I Q L ' '. , , . , . V ' I , . , ' . L . . - ,, A 3 0' 1 , ,. . , . , q ,X , A L son, J. Anderson, H. Coyle, B. Y, . . . , . , G Q , . . . . , t. y . , . . . , , . . . Y - , Y . W0l'Ul C0lIlI1y Implement C0mDany-Your International Harvester Dealer-Farm Machinery P SC 49 FFA Left to nght flrst row K Johnson P Foss W Moretz L Harms C Lehman J Brunsvold Mr Ru pert second row M Hanson L Davis G Christlanson B Mnttag L Nelson A Foss 18 Godfrey S Hengestad C Gentz P Sola G Bakken R Ryan J Groe L Olson tlurd row C Thayer R.Lar son D Hanson P Grosland R Loken D Mnelke A Halverson C Stoffregen W Wllland B Foss N Johnson R Stlehl K Nelson R Gentz fourth row E Severson V Holstad B Struck H Same R Larson R Abrams A McHenry K. Schaub E Stayner E Senne L Anderson J Gullxckson D Handeland J I-lopperstad C Nelson C Groe J Leegaard The Future Farmers of Amerlca msures to our natlon a good future m agrlculture The NHS chapter of the FFA IS a very actxve one The flfty four memb rs galn very valuable knowl edge and experxence through a supervlsed farmlng program Among the accomphshments of the Chapter are the purchase of a Chevrolet truck the harvest of a fall crop of popcorn and the movlng and remodellng of thelr barn Also the boys rendered a servlce to the commumty by pamtmg the rural mallboxes 1n the area Paul Foss Lonme Harrxs Wayne Wxlland Bernle Foss and Robert Abrams composed the parhamen tary procedure team At the state FFA contest they won a gold medal and Kenny Johnson won a sllver medal ID the pubhc speakmg contest Three members Charles Lehman Wayne M01-etz and kenny Johnson were nomlnated for and were awarded the Iowa Farmer degree Each Iowa Farmer must meet a long serres of requxrements mvolvmg scholarship leadershlp ab1l1ty farm oper M1011 Public speakmg and FFA act1v1t1es ' , ' : . , . , . , . ', . , . , . - . . ' ' V ! ' ' y ' ! ' y u V c I ' 9 ' Y . , . , . , . , . , . , . g ' : . , - 7 I Q 0 9 ' Q ' ! f 7 - 9 u - ! ' 1 . , . , . , . 3 : . , . , . , . , ' 1 ' , - 1 y - s - 9 - 9 I n - 1 - , - y u , . . U I . . i . . , , Y , . , - . - L 3 . - , D . v y . , , ' 1 . H as H , , . . ' ' 7! 1 - . y . - - . .l . . . . - - . , y , ' - 7 ! . Page 50 Johnson's Feeders' Supplies-Wayne Feeds and Sanitatlon-Phone 14 Speech Speech work in NHS started at the beginnin of the second semes- ter with Mr. Jon Edwards as instructor. At the Worth County Speech Contest in January Pat Everhart entered in humorous Jean Johnson in oratorical declam and Ruth Whitcome Lani Osten and Sue Osten in interpretive reading. Pat Lani and Jean received I ratings. Dorothy Kalvig Shirley Mehaffy Ruth Whitcome Lani Osten Sue Osten Barbara Stanek and Jean Johnson participated in a home contest for interpretive reading Sue Barbara and Jean were chosen to go on in the Iowa Hrgh School Speech Associated Contests The preliminary contest was held in Hanlontown Donna Nelson received a I rating in humorous declam Barbara Stanek in dramatic declam and interpretive reading Sue Osten in interpretive reading Anne Baiken in radio speaking and Jean Johnson in oratorrcal de clam and interpretive reading Jorce was the host for the Pre District contest where Donna Barbara Qboth entriesh and Jean tboth entrresl received division I ratings These students went on to the District contest at Mason City where they all received Is makmg them eligible for competi tion rn the State contest The State Speech Contest was held in Storm Lake April 18 21 Jean received a I in interpretive readmg and II in oration Barbara received ls in interpretive reading and dramatic declam Donna received a II rating in humorous The State Contest was the climax of a very successful speech season Lett to right. slttmg A Baken S Mehalfy B Hinds standing G Rami J Bergen V Edwards E Foley L Mosby M P Allison NLD . x if Left to right lust row J Johnson S Osten Mr Edwgl-ds R Whltcome D Kalvig second row S Mehaffy D Nelson B Stanek cr :- 1 ' V Y y r 1 Y Y V ! v 1 y Y IW . . . . ' . , , . 3 C 1 i ' , ' I if - , - - - f 1 . . . .. A4 . . . Q ' . . 0 A 1 t 1 - ' y 1 I i Q Y 1 . . . . ' . . , A . , - s Q . . . , A, . ' . . ' 'v - 1 1 ' ' v y . . , 1 . . . . -Q -1 c , ' . , , , , . ' . , . . , , , , , 0 . . 1 - , . . , . , , y . , . , . . I 0 0 . . , . , . , . . , o 1 - l - , - 1 , . , 1 1 l s Q , 1 1 - , 4 - ,-, u ' I ' V .v . , x . , . . I ' - .E - saw , I , f .' .' - I ' ' ' J. v . . . . . v a 1 ,... - . . , . A Baken P Everhart L Osten. Debate The debate team had an interesting and successful season They sponsored a tournament at NHS participated in three invitational tournaments took part in the district contest o f the Iowa Speech Assoclatlon and debated in the Forensic League contest Two topics were debated In Iowa the question was Resolved Government Subsidies Should be Granted According to Need to Qualified High School Graduates for Add1t1onal Training The ques tron debated in Minnesota was Resolved Higher Education Should be Guaranteed to All Qualified High School Graduates Through Grants to Colleges and Umversrtres The aifrrmative debators were Elroy Foley and Victor Edwards Debating on the negative were Joe Bergen and Gary Rapp Alter nate debators were Anne Baken Shirley Mehaffy Larry Mosby and Betty Hinds Mr Hagman was the debate coach Page 51 Page 52 Music USA The vocal muslc department burst mto song wlth the presentatxon of Muslc USA, a musxcal pageant xn four acts A Romantxc theme was carried out ln the flrst sectlon The second act was the Re hglous sectlon We were taken out West for tfhe thxrd sectlon The pageant was concluded by three msplratlonal Patrxotlc numbers 1956 was a typical year xn the NHS muslc de partrnent wxth nts share of hard work and enJoy ment Varlous actxvltxes throughout the year All State Dorlan Festnal the Waslungton Ball and sprmg contest took thelr place 1n makmg xt a year of fun and msplratlon for all 1956 was also a sad year for 15 semors who bade farewell to the muslc department to return only IH memorles of the part they played ID makmg xt a successful year Mixed Chorus Lefttonght, first row C Koehl er J Johnson D Hendrickson, A Brunsvold P Hermanson J Cor nelius R Rlslov S Osten H Rustad S Tenold R Whitcome J Nelson, P Fistler D Hanson R Mehaffy second row A Baken C Wall P McQua.tters K Most rom L Osten L Mosby D Berg en A. Gulllckson D Iverson J Gulllckson J Hopperstad J Belghley M Loken M Seversou B Hinds thirdrow H Sime D Newberry K. Schaub C Groe G Rapp D Hrubetz D Halland G Lee B Lee H Mosby V Edwards R Mickllck B Abrams D Hor gen H Johnson fourth row C Stene C Hendrickson, J Glaser man K Kester B Neale D Flat ness M. Bakketun B Stanek D Halland, S Spilde S Mehaffy M McQuatters Worth County Co Op Oxl Company Pure Gas- Be Sure wlth Pure l . . . I ' Q s n Y o 7 ' - , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . ' 1 I ' 9 n y 1 1 u ' 9 ' Y ' I o ' , , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . Q o . , . . , . , P Y a I I , . , . , . , - . - . - , . , . , . - . . i ' I 1 Q , - . , P. Ellingson, A, Hanson, M. Leh- D ' D 1 1 I Y Y , 9 - p . J . , . , , . . ' It ' H ' ' U ' H ' . . . ,, - ' ' 97 ' U H ' ' ' u - - n 1 I ! . H ' I liifillliiiiiigg iw 1 1443-1' 'iqitssaa gnlulnlfts init aliiilfass Q Q Us 11' Q if 9 'Frei-9 Q i 'i'KUNi'4 if ts Q 1 J Vocal Muslc Girls Sextei D Flatness, M Lehman C Hendl'lCkS0l1 S Mehaffy J Nelson J Lornelxus Mixed Octet L Mosby D Hendrickson B Stanek P Ellmgson J Benzhley H S' e C Groe John B. Leo O hw Sift -i 5 1 of J 'Q . , , , - 9 , . - , . , . . . . , . , . , . - , . .XXI , . . Flute Anne Marie Sandberg Marlyn Loken Louise Osten Anne Baken Helen Rustad Phyllis Ellingson Oboe Jo!-Jllen Anderson Clarinet Sue Osten Sarajean Plummer Carol Hendrickson Dennis Carnes Dianne Halland Maxine Grosland Ruth Rislov Sylvia Ellingson Kay Kester Tim Gerk Bass Clarinet Sandra Johnson Alto Saxophone Donna Wright Tenor Saxophone Corinne Stene Paul Olson Larry Olson Baritone Saxophone Darryl Bergen Bassoon Joanne Enerson French Hom Judy Nelson Mary Bakketun Lan'y Mosby The band started the year off on their left foot-for Marching Band. The Band played and marched for every football game but one, due to bad weather. October brought County Festival at Hanlontown with many of the band personnel participating. Our first public appearance was for Open House in November. 'Ilhree concerts were given during the year: a Christmas Concert, with special woodwind and brass groupsg a Mid-Winter Concert in February with L. T. Dillon as guest conductorg and a Vocal-Band Concert in April. Concert page 56 Weir and Wlgdahl Department Store Bond L. E. Plummer Cornet Ruth Whitcome Jean Johnson Dennis Hendrickson Shirley Spllde Roger Mehaffy Suzanne Tenold Betty Hinds Don Holstad Trombone Sally Tenold Harry Rogers Hal Johnson Beverly Loberg Baritone Jeanine Cornelius Shirley Mehaffy 'I'his year three band members were chosen to attend Dorian Festival at Decorah. Contest work began in the spring: in March there was a Solo- Ensemble Concertg in April a Small Group Contest was heldg and in May the band participated in the Large Group Contest. Om' tour this year, during April, included exchange concerts with two other schools. The closing of the school year brought Conference Festival. But this was not the finale. The band still goes on! June brought the North Iowa Band Festival and the Summer Concert series. 'Ilhe officers Ior 1955-56 were: President, Ruth Whitcomeg Veep, Robert l-loltang and Secretary-'Ik-easurer, Carol Hendriclwon. Sousuphone Robert Holton Carroll Havlik String Boss Elaine Sheridan Percussion Ruth Babe JoAnn Gulllckson Judy Isaacson Nancy Rupert Tymponi Barbara Shack Page 57 Flute Trlo H Rustad P Ellmgson A Baken Flute Quartet A Sandberg M Loken L Osten A Bakken Page 58 Clarmet Tno S Plummer C Hendnckson S Osten Instrumental Ensembles Clarinet Quartet D Carnes S Plummer C I-Iendnckson S Osten QE WSU AQ I Ov QIOLJ 1 Woodwind Trlo S Osten A Sandberg S Plummer Cornet Trlo D Hendrickson J Johnson R Whxtcome FP R r H L T Dllloll S .N N Y - 9 V X ' A 3 ff , . ., A ff S 5 M 1 l - ' 4' n.,,'a1,, K tm .Q V at 5' Aff Q it ' W-eil ix ' v S Z., ' .'g-...lu ' , 'w-nw gr ' 4 .ff JV: ' V ' f W E-is ,. Q, .. ,KKK gf' Q . . . , . , . . . y - , . . . , , , . . . 1 - , . , . . . , . , . . , . . . ' , ' Y . - . is fi r 4 f 'A M, V , J. ,px ,, xxx 4 v L . X 5, bf ff ' V' l' N Q f If in- ' , f , if, f wt, OJ -r l o i , . 0 lx -' .-. e. Ce w XJ Brass rm, Brass Sextet S Mehaffy S Tenold J Comelnus S Mehaffy J Nelson J Cornelxus R Mehaffy glolgglselughgakketun S Knutson L Mosby B Holtan D Hendnckson Instrumental Ensembles Drum maJor AnnMane Sandberg mayorettes Ruth Rnslov Mary Bakketun Dxanne Halland not Instrumental Sololsts pictured Donna Nelson l Peoples Gas and Electnc Prlge 59 . . 1 - n - . ' 7 ' ' ' . 9 ' 9 . , . , . , . . . , . . ! ! I D y 9 , 1 . , .5 , Q J X Q ' Q .N J CN-QP' 5 if 1 x 5 . 'L 3 yu, 4 ax. f' N . .Z X L , . L J U N H W 'W Seventh Grade Left to right first row: C. Mueller J Grosland C. Sheridan M. Johnson J. Bak- ken A. Low K. Whltcome L. Ball E. Dahlstrom B, Passehl J. Bakken- second row' Mrs. Helgeland J. Olson S Knutson C. Thompson C. Reyerson, D. Dahle, J. Babe, C. Tostenson, C. Seater, B. Sage, S. Abrahams, M. Johnson, N. Turvold, R. llorgen, Miss Mellemg third row: B. For- la.nd. D, Ranum, T, Grosland, D. Wellen- dorf, C. Panxbum, C. Fallgatter, M. Ever- hart, T. Gilpin, T. Osten. M. Haugebak, J. Grosland, R. Rlngoen, A. Adams, V. Elling- song fourth row: H. Patterson, D. Thoen, R. Forde, J. Roberts, J. Aanrud, R. Cordle, J. Lee, A. James, J. Orvedal, D. Randall, L. llopperstad, P. Perkins. Dr R. C. Martin, Optometrist Eighth Grade Left to right first row D Lindley J I-lelseland J Tuttle M Salton S Sheri-V dan C Gunderson S Tenold P Koehler N Glasel, M Stene B Loberg second row Mr Vorland E Nelson J Belghly M. Mlkkelson, P Folkerts S Horgen K Leidal M Elllngson, S Aase D Flatness B.Mack D Kuhlman.n,B Vold MissTos dal third row C Mikkelson D Hdlstad J Ranum F Adams G Weidler C Taylor D Carnes D Hendrickson C Ensign, R Millard D Low G Turvold B Helm fourth row K. Mosby D Vlrchow W Nelson H Rogers D Mlkkelson R Hru bei!-, R. G0l'd0ll-, 'l' Gerk D Gask1llG Anderson J Johnson L. Wlll Page 61 Junlor Hugh Football Left to nght first row T Osten D Ranum C Taylor D Carnes D Hendnckson A Adams F Adams M Haugebak second row Mr Vorland J Roberts R Gordon R Hrubetz D Mikkelson H Rogers R. Cordle thmrd row C Pangburn C Fallgatter C Ensign D Thoen J Lee D Gasklll J Johnson H. Patterson K Mosby J Ranum, D Holstad Junior High Basketball Left to right fll'St row D Hen drlckson D Vu'chow C Ensign G Turvold D Mlkkelson R Hru betz D Gasklll H Rogers R Mnllard D Carnes C Taylor second row Mr Vorland F Adams M Haugebak D Wellen dorf H Patterson A James J Lee J Roberts C Pangbum A Adams K Mosby D Holstad J Johnson ' , ' : . - , . , . .l , . , . - , ' 9 ' y , . , . I : . , . , 3 1 , a ' , . , . , . , . , . , . I ' S n J 0 O O I 1 : - 9 . W 1 L ' Q A V I X 4 ' . , . , . ' , M ' dx . 1 ' Aa ,,,. Ae, - ' y - - - fs' NJ 2 r, 1 D s ' S : A M 4 W A A Z V - s - n - n :. ,. l V hx f . , . , . 7-QA J M 5 ,N H ' ,ll , 5 : . g. n K Y , ' y I , 5 . ' 1 - , - , - , - 5, E , ' 1' V i 4 9 9 ' s R 2 ' ' ' th f 1 ws., yt Page 62 Northwood Lumber Company If .MQ U' Heigh Ho Heigh Ho wow' County ' High Basketball Champions Junlor Hugh Cheerleaders 9 '1 B. Forland B Vold C Mueller B Mack D Flatness S ow What d the Seven Dwarf Forest Folk Elves, and Flowers iw Snow White Awakens Wedding Rehearsal vli Bill Mack Page 63 Page 64 Flute Joanne Olson JoEllen Anderson Bonnie Vold Breta Pacey Janice Helgeland Carolyn Mueller French Hom Sharyl Knutson Barbara Loberg Jumor Bond Alto Saxophone Sylvan Hengesteg Bontone Robert Gulhckson Craig Panglmrn Rita Horgen Charles Hendnckson Phyllis Mueller LaVonne Forlalld Qlgfld Grundmelcr Cornet Davrd Randall Vxvian Johnson Barbara Forland Gwen Rlllman Arlene Low Karen Whitcome Mark Haugebak John Orvedal Jane Pacey Obed Ladd Junmy Nelson Carolyn Mlcklick Mxchael Schachterle David Grosland Clarinet Tim Gerk Carolyn Tostenson Marcia Stene Mary Lou Ellingson Norma Glassel Sandra Aase Mary Johnson Bonnie Passehl CherAmj Gunderson Fve Conner Richard Colbertson Rodney Lundgren Janet Tue Pat Koehler Larry Holstad Ralph Thompto Charles Helgeland Vrckle Perkins Janet Shmn Trombone Joan Rabe Mary Johnson Charles Wnght LeRoy Leidal Glenn 0 Tenold Insurance Real Estate Bonds O Oboe Percussion Merrilee vom Several years ago Northwood .lumor Hugh School Intro duced Miss Ulrlca Tosdal to the elghth grade She was no stranger to the school for she had graduated from the hugh school not too many years before Smce that tame Mnss Tosdal has taught eager students arlthmetlc English spell mg penmanshrp and her favorlte history rn a manner that has made her beloved to her many puprls She has charge of the lumor hugh library and has the knack of fmdmg lust the book for you Among Mass Tosdals numerous hobbles and Interests are muslc and readmg She has directed various groups and has taught music ln schools at different tnmes Readlng books and stones about rnterestrng places has brought about a desire to see them a desure Muss Tosdal has often tlmes fulfrlled Canada Mexico and abroad to Europe Upon her return her tales made history very engoyable and real to her stu dents She has a knack of making hustory seem as If you are there Through the years Mass Tosdal has been a valuable asset to the faculty and to the students Many a wayward student has been shown back to the rnght path to tourney through llfe successfully Mtss Tosdal s pleasant personality kindness and rnspur Ing teaching has been a gulde post along the way She has encouraged and prodded her students along never bemg too busy to take trme to grve help wrth a dnffrcult anthmetlc problem or to share un the 'oy of someones pleasure and success Mass Ulrtca Tosdal has been a valuable and prlceless gem In our education To express our apprecratlon to her for all her splendld work past present and future we humbly dedicate this portlon of the annual to her Page 65 . , . . . I . . She has made many trips, touring the United States, Q . . H - Il 1 I . U I I I . . . . , Nome Bexghley Roy Berg Benhart Ben Bergo Barbara Bobble Burtness Harnlm Burt BL tler Shxrley Charlle Carnes DuWayne DO0g1e Ellmgson Sylvxa S1lver ' Foley Elroy Forde J erry o Foss Paul Fuzz Gentz V1o1a Gentz V1olet Glaser Jerry Ghtzer Gulhckson JoAnn 0 Halland, Rlchard Dick Achvlhes Vocal Muslc 3 Operetta 3 Football 3 4 N' Club 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Band 2 Class Off1C9F 2 Newspaper 4 Student Counc1l 3 Annual 4 Homecomlng Queen andldate 1 Wrestlmg 2 3 Bo,,s Glee Club 1 2 Oper etta 2 Track 2 Class Play 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 Llbrarxan 3 Off1C6 Help 3 4 Annual 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot ba 1234 N Club234 N' Cub Of.f1cer 4 Student Councll 1 Class Play 4 Marchlng Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Muslc USA 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 Track 3 Debate 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 Track 2 Operetta 1 2 3 N Club 2 3 4 Small Vocal G oups Football 1 2 3 4 Wresthng 1 2 3 FFA 1 2 34 FFAOf:f.1cer34 N Club34 N Club Offlcer 4 Receptlonlst 2 GAA 3 Recept1on1st 2 Football 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 N Club 2 3 4 N Club Offxcer 3 Track 2 Class Offxcer 2 4 Student Counc1l Presmdent 4 NASA 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Concert Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Marchlng Band 2 3 4 M1X9d Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Gxrl Trxo 2 Operetta 1 2 3 Music USA 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Football 1 3 4 N Club 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Oper etta 1 2 3 Muslc USA 4 All State 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Small Vocal Groups 2 3 4 Band 1 2, Offxce Help 3 4 Sensor Class Amblhon To be a good mechanxc To be an 1ndustr1ous worker To be a star Never to leave the Halls of Ivy To teach NHS to laugh obta1n modest satlsfactlon be a teacher know more tha the teachers be a mechanlc be a farmer talk slowly have longer weekends be an archltect be a nurse Jn the Bolan hosp1tal End Up Fnung cars IH a toy factory Janxtor of NHS Followmg the son Makmg motors for a unwerslty physlcs mstructor Coachmg a school for gxgglers A hot rod racer at I1'1dl3I13p0llS Tutorln Clark Gable Enlargmg and comphcatlng Emstelns Owner of the Ford Plant An educated hobo Teachmg speech to Her Shr1ner Rewrmng the calendar D6SlgDlUg doll houses Des1gn1ng Mercur1es be an engineer 'vlanufacturmg barb w1re fences 0 I , l , l . . . . n u 1 ' ' ' 1 A , . ll 71 1 ' ' u 11 1 1 1 I u X ' U ' 1 1 7 . r., . 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' u 11- ' 41 ' 11 u 1: 1 l 1 1 ' I Y 1 ' 1 1 1. , Nome Handeland Donald Donnie Harris Lonnie Harry Bang Hillm in Wayne HUDDY Holstad Vernon Holtan Dorothy Jackie Hove Donna Mae Iverson Dorothy Dot Johnson Jean Johnson, Kenneth Goodness Achvlhes Baseball 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 Football Manager Mixed Chorus 1 Boys Glee Club 2 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Officer 4 Class Officer 2 N Club 3 4 N Club Officer 4 Football Manager 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Boys Glee Club 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Class Officer 1 N Club 2 3 4 N Club Officer 4 Office Help 3 Class Play 4 Lake Mills Pep Club 3 Office Help 3 Dramatic Club 3 Northwood FFA 4 Newspaper 4 Glee Club 2 4 Operetta 2 Music USA 4 Class Play 3 4 Newspaper 1 2 3 4 News paper Assistant Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Debate 1 Speech 1 2 3 Librarian 1 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Officer 4 Class Offlcer l 2 3 4 Opeietta 1 2 3 Small Vocal Groups 1 2 3 4 Dorian Festival 2 All State 3 4 Music USA 4 Class Play 3 One Act Play 3 GAA l 2 3 4 Pep Club l Offlce Help l Girls Glee Club 2 Operetta 1 Band 1 2 GAA 1 2 4 Librarian 1 2 3 4 Library Of licer 4 Thesplans Club 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Small Vocal Groups 2 4 Operetta 1 2 3 Music USA 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 Class Pliy 3 Librarian 1 2 3 Class Officer 3 Oftice Help 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Small Vocal Groups 4 Operetta l 2 3 Music USA 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Band Queen 4 Instrumental Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Speech 1234 StateSpeech34 GAA1234 GAA Officer 3 4 Pep Club 1 Class Offi ter 1 Newspaper 1 2 3 4 Newspaper Edi tor 4 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Queen Candldate 2 Class Play 3 4 Basketball 1 2 FFA l 2 3 4 FFA Officer 3 4 Speech 1 2 3 Thespians Club 2 Class Play 3 Newspaper 3 Class of 1956 Ambmon To be a dare devil driver To be the president of a large company be an executive in a large factory be an agriculture teacher Fo see the world be a music instructor End Up Taking over Joey Chitwood s position AllArner1can manager at the University of Iowa Working in a sugar factory Ass stant to Secretary of Agriculture Lehman A lifetime Job at the Northwood Bank Coaching Jane Powell be a beauty operator Givin permanents to French Poodles To be a nurse A nurse ln the marlnes a nuise Chaulfeur for Tony Curtis To be 3 farmer 'vlr Ruperts assistant . . - ' v ' ' , , . . , , y , - u ' N 3. 7 7 ! - I 1 ' ! nt H ll 77 ' 1 Y . , , , . , ' ' H 1' 1 , . 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