Odebolt Arthur Community School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

f. 5541-,LZ if 555.-J Q f'.: iQ-'. '-1: ' '.. fix- .::f43?fi ' W' ?'jg'..E5PL- il: ADDITION TO HIGH AND BRIDE SCHOOL ' ODEBOLT. IOWA HAROLD SPITZNAGEL AND ASSOGIATES - ARCHITECTS f y'1if'fiI :'3 -9 3227 E?-1:1- 1 'V 1 1.7-f'17frL'b2ifi2?.f. ' ' -' Hifi ii'-'Q T' 5 5 i'J-3 'iii' gif- Al 'T 35'L i?13 A 4 '37 lf -if - -' fEf'L'5T'3Q ii? ,QT W ifi? 5 in IALIIY IYQI1 I I 4 I I I I I I L.- .... --- ,-----A---1 gg ,auz 'ff I - I -.. - I --- if 5 ' mash: ' ' H Q ..,,, I-LI. M - .... .. 5 I-W IE-I I I - If' Eff..-T- :5'f?I 'TJ ... .... ... .... ...I . sis I -M--I ll ImIiIlIIIlIa L A 1 Y tl I 'ala I ' I -. ' 'I ' 'lz i liu IEI I-II-'I -.... ...... ..... ....... ..... Ii --A4 - I - ' I r I lflllf i:L':'L?---N-Q Q un.-4 .U - n n warn.-a --nn-vnu.-uluaqn-n nu.-an-. - .nun THE 1957 TROJAN EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS ODEBOLT-ARTHUR COMMUNITY SCHOOL Od b I I --one-- - I--ww fe -5-..,.u Q ev- ,.f-F-v.-v.,.,,y fvnv, -,Q-.Q s-.7-.ffrw-,-r-,.,..-Q-.r,,.,,.,,,..,.,, i.-i two- Y,,.,..., Nw- -f 'M Y Y-1-i wwfywiqzw-vw-71-Q-V-.V-,.-f-,-v-1---,Q -- - N--1 1--e N, -M, - V- -W DEDICATIQN We, the seniors of l957, dedicate this, our year- book, to Mr. Frank Shaw. We are grateful for his guidance in classes and plays and for his being a friend to us as well. We wish him happiness always in years to come, D J fl .X asf Table of Contents CALENDAR .............. COMMENCEMENT ........ ACTIVITIES .............. ATHLEHCS .............. AAUSIC .................. SPEECH ................. ADVERTISI NG ............ ADMINISTRATION ........ CLASSES ................. SENIORS ................ .U- pages 4- I2 I4- I8 I9- 24 26- 38 40- 49 50- 53 56- 64 66- 72 74- 94 96-lO3 FCDREWORD Soon work on the new building will begin and the halls of the old buiIding will remain only in our memories. No more will we have to walk up and down the old wooden flights of stairs, we will pace through polished corridors to reach our classes and rehearsals. Gone will be the sight of students shivering from the cold walk between buildings. The second graders will no longer recite to the accompaniment from the music room below. The new music room will be soundproof. But we have some fond memories of this structure which has served us so well. Here we have our roots, here we first learned to write, read, and get along with others, here whole new worlds opened to us through our histories and geographies. Yes, we have our memories, good and bad, but in order to retain a more permanent record, we, the class of l957 have prepared this yearbook. We hope, that by this means we may make remembronces of O. H. S. more precious and more enduring. --three- 'DISHESI WHO ME? Homecoming Committee Fresh A5 SPVIUQ WIWOOPS 'I T h e curtain raiser -Teach- ers' meetings! 3 4 First day of 5 6 Mr. Buntrock 7 Pete's last day school - 7I3 takes pictures. after twenty- TI pupils We elect class five years. class officers. U 'IO Mavis Monroe 'I1 E I e c tio n of 13 Iowa Develop- 'I4 M o r e tests. j o i n s Senior cheer - leaders ments tests for W a I I L a k e class. for football. H. S, beats us 27-O! 'I7 'I8 Instrument dis- 21 Balloting to r 22 N. W. Iowa play for pros- royal court. We yearbook clinic pective b a n d triumph 0 v e r at Storm Lake. students. Kingsley 24 Election of king 25 No School! Tri- Junior Hi plays 27 Tie for queen 28 Moville w i n s 29 Band goes to and q u e e n. County teach- Lake View O-O. -we vote over. our Homecom- Morning s i d e HoIstein's 2nd ers' meeting. ing game I9-2. Band Day. It team defeqtg rains all day! 30 ours 7-O. -four Ahoy up There! Which one is Elvis? lt's a Bird' lt s a ond team downs Odebolt 20-O, to Kansas City cards for the l956-57 school us 39-O. outs at Spencer Q 2 Junior Hi beats 3- Magazine sales 4 M r s. Warren 5 Our 'I I beats 6 Band goes to lda Grove 40-O for annual be- Bintz of Suth- C'ville 26-O. Popcorn Day at ? gin. erland speaks Ida Grove. to us about al- cohol 8t drugs. 7 8Our second team 9 Jr. High beats 'IO 'llhe new fur- 'I2 Onawa downs defeats Carroll Moville l4-O. nace is run- f M, jfE Odebolt l2-7. 3 Kuemper 7-O. ning and we 117' . I . ' it Teachers' ban- . ' r A! , CQ H quet Ot Pres. shiver no long- Y 'li4 J, K Q V church. ef- lem X, I 14 'IS Sac City sec- 'I6 F.F.A. boys go 'I7 Our first report 19 Manilla defeats 20 All-State try yi it 4 fa ,faq H C an Girls' B.B. prac- tice starts yea r. z -555432 Sf class goes to mock trial at Sac City, is lllils 'Rb Z W 22 We topped our 23 24 Junior H i g h 25 26 Sac wins 39-0 27 Bond m0FCl1eS T rl goal! Magazine downs Holstein Gt BUGHO ViSt0'S ig- Qfww soles slow. 33-o Homecoming 1 in ,jf . ,E t'i an V ' 'iii' 29 30 Government 31 Hallowe'en W HH H M C l Iii? . .LLJ 52 C S 5-915 ' --five- .mf MODEL WHAT? T? THE UNE Up AMBU3l-1513! AlN'T THEY SWEET! ffl- R' Assembly pro- gram - Tenor Tom S a l ut o a n d Soprano Elaine Castle. 2 lda Grove wins 26-0. 3 Scphomores have their hayride. -5 . 5 Try outs for con- cert band po- sitions begin. 6 School m 0 c k election. l k e wins. 7 Holstein wi n s season's l a s t game. Basket- ball cheerlead- ers elected. Miss B e r g' s chemistry class chokes on bro- mine. 9 Eighth grade skating party. l 'I 'I 'I2 Troianettes win 'I3 Future teach- 'I4 First Snow 'I6 Somers w i n s 17 Seniors bowl at both g a m es ers in Senior class Br-r-r-r. 75-48. Second Holstein W it ll Newell. Eduwfionj W e BHK team 63 - 20. lst team 61-48 rogram. unlor l Juniors p i C k girls are beaten by , 2nd team 29- 17 l-lolsleln 38-32. Class HSS- ,A 19 Second fegm 20 AI Bell tells U5 21 23 Thanksgiving - 24 Big day for All girls I o s e to about Austria. No school. Staters. C o n- l o s e to Wall Moines. Lake -fix-if-f .-'.-l in llf ,.,f 2 .fl -'fm' - ' E - ' 26 Junior C I a s s 27 Junior c l a s s 28 29 30 Girls lose 66- P l 0 Y Time ploy- 531 BOYS Win Out for Gin- 53-46 at Dan- ls T if Q I ' - :QQ - lfif y j six- 5.5.1-+f ' Now lust a minute! Aren't we cute? Hee Haw! Hee Howl 2? if NY 5 lvl' ' ft ' 2 MQ , A - --.ly - - K. is Q! K - VX w..,, Christmas con- cert with band and m i x e d chorus. 30 I- 3 Second t e a m plays Danbury. 4 'Up and Atom' with Deep Miles. Girls beat Schaller 28-35. 5 TC ' 1 Girls beat Hart- ley in exhibi- tion game at Holstein 47-35 Girls beat Lake View. B o y s lose. 'IO 11 Girls lose to Nemaha. Boys 50-38. 'I7 Junior Hi boys beat Wall Lake 49-9. Girls win 20-19. Second team boys lose to S c h a I I e r 18 Ninety-one per :ent of Odebolt- A r t h u r residents vote Yes for new school. 'I4 . S, Y 156 G i r I s defeat Battle Creek. Boys lose. 19 Home Ec. girls 20 21 have Christmas tea for their moms. T5 S 28 Lytton downs our boys. Our girls win. First day of winter. Girls beat Aur- eliag boys lose. --seven- 3 Cactus Grand March of Hoboes???? We're Busy, Busy, Busy! Statues YKEW vim '3 Back to school. Mixed Chorus 4 Boys lose at Early 60-57 Girls win 47-44 5 . 'I1 L o h r v i I I e downs girls 58- 48. Boys win 57-30. 'I2 North w e 5 t Iowa Bond re- h e a r s a I a t Storm Lake 18 Semester tests. Boys lose at Hol- stein. Girls beat Lake View in lst tournament game. 'I9 Junior H ig h boys I o s e t o Sac City 40-29. 25 Girls beat Wall Lakein Sac County tourney 63-38. 26 Boys lose Sac County Consolation to Early 62-55. Jr. Hi boys beat Anthon 20-I4. eliminations. 7 Junior Hi boys 8 Clean sweep at 9 'IO win at Early Auburn. Boys 29-24 54-46. Girls 57-46. 'I4 Speech c I a s s 15 Speech c l a s s , 'A . V,,,. ' 'I7 Semester tests play Father of play Father of V the Bride. the Bride- 1 Jeff? , H I l 21 Boys beat Lyt- 22 'Report car s A 24 Schaller boys ton in first eliminate us tourney game f r o m tourney .57-54. 53-4l 28 Junior Hi boys 29 Speech elimin- 30 Grade school 31 lose to Holstein. ations. takes Every Pu- Grade s c h o o I Grade s c h o ol pil tests. takes Iowa Ev- takes Iowa Ev- ery Pupil tests. ery Pupil tests. -eight-- Pretty'Good - - - Huh? l-2 -z..-if ,,f5,. , hx M- U .g ,Q N - ..-. .. .. L tw:- ,,, . .. .. , .V -- -ti.-.a. . 5 q,.,,5t5..-1, . it , ..,,. I f,-L, , 5 .r 3 - , ,la 3 ' 4- +- 2 E tg 1 5? Y et ii 18 25 Mr. Buntrock t a k e s group shots for an- nual. 3 Boys clown Gal- va 60-42' Girls win 52-28. Northwest Iowa B a n d Concert at Cherokee. Ready? Hike! This is television? Everybody Happy? 1' 20 ' 1 2 Alta boys defeat Trojans in lst and 2nd team double-header. A 6 7 Girls advance in sectional tourn- ament by de- feating Lake City 45-34. O n a w a boys C 0 n quer o u r first and second teams. 9 Ida Grove girls eliminate us at sectional finals in 49-58 thril- ler. 'I2 Speech contest at Lake City. Odebolt reaps ll divisions l's Dr. Gtto Sch- acht presents a program in song. 9 Denison boys beat our boys in d o u b l e- header. 26 Trojans over- come Dunlap i n s e c tional tourney 55-38. 13 Great excite- ment! Weather balloon lands in Odebolt. ' 4 . A 7'r I --mfs. r - .. .,-' L f,., 27 4 14 Junior B a n d gives a benefit c o n c e r t for Hungarian re- 'I5 C'viIle boys win 63-55. 16 All-County band and chor- us at Sac City. lief fund. 21- 2Symphonic 23 band plays at Arthur Variety Show. 28 F r e s h m e n H o m e E c o- nomics g i r l s ,AA L have tea for l M , ' oms K Q -nine-- jf 1 .49 V I su I V Siamese twins. Idea?? I f 'fl' A cootie! on Career day- , 1 2 X s .- f 1 3 at R o c k w e I I dance put on by 1- , f K 'ff 3 I I I x C i ty. Odeboit Seniors is a big Q A .- Q ' ci Q- . A dramatists w i n success. I fri '- 'L V if gflzzliy f 1 four division I'S. 3 4 N o s c h 0 o I. Q 6 Benefit basket- 7 Junior Hi boys 8 Eighth g r a d e 9 Sophomores go Northwest Iowa 5' I ball game. win Maple Vol- has their class to the Ice Ca- State Teachers' 12' 'xi gn I Iey Conference party. Basket- pades at Sioux convention a t 'I' .:A. , A championship. ball girls to Des City. Sioux City. . ' 'S ' Moines. 10 Bond Concert 11 13 14 Tempera nce 15 School is cal- 16 Seniors havea by beginners' ii program. led off because slave sale and and s e n i or is of a blizzard. earn SIO0. bands. Q 2 - ill , 2 l l 'I8 'I9 L o c a I music 20 Annual carni- 2'I Prote s t a n t 22 Seventh grad- 22' A.. I 7 2. I elimina t i o n val is a big youth unite for ers hgve their K A . ' contest. success. a series of Len- class party. , 'i ten services. .2 A 2 K 2. I ,I I jj s it-fat? .C I 24 26 Fifth and sixth 29 From the state 30 Dean Johnson I 1 g r o d e s are speech contest places fifth in J, t h r i I I ed by Dick Duffy and open 880-yard 31 4- ,Q Shrine Circus Bonnie Raasch run at the Store X at Sioux City. bring home l's. indoor t r a c k -ten- ,ls sig.: - ,..,.r is fi srggrrr fe ta,-f lf??i'f?f4f 5 - .f A J, .Q ...Q M rs f ., .isibis 5 .. me an it FCM . ,Vim 2 Q A i QE Th ..,: 5 ' --5 Q1 W s til? Q qsqvg Q 4 it 3. t , vi s 'tl ll! WF oe' Yr Refe . v Topgy-TurvY ri- fsi 4533 . . , lL.L reap? Favorite Pastime! Anybody for ggme pop? 'I Contest s m a I I 2 Othel Johnson 3 Ouch! School Odebolt is proud In groups and solos first place medal p u p i I s receive possessor of 34 l as ff give a concert. in the discus polio shots for division l's at from triangular one dollar. Music contest lfjvvk meet at Sac. 3 held at Alta. s , --i- . -- -. 2 'IO A F I2 Odebolt places Q 2 ,R fourth at Hoi- Vw' stein Relays. 2- mile relay wins 'el first lace wig? . i P - F F 'IS Arthur has a band and bas- ketball b a n- quet 16 Our track boys run up 6lV2 points for 2nd at Storm Lake Quadrangular. 17 Sac City mix- ed chorus en- terains with a pro g r a m. Re- port cards. 'I9 Good Friday. No school. , vga We Sw FY fs? , se 'L F Lis Q 4 v M T. 5. 23 24 Career day at 25 Freshmen and The Junior- l my ,Af f xx ' Sacc Ct! Sage Re- S o p h o mares Senior bgnquef lays t e reaks 59 ' f I 1 1' . , school discus re- gejrrion lgjgns of ost' Q bf cordg 2-mile relay ' team sets record. De' Rel0Y5- , x V' ,U 1, ,...-, Y ..,.-,, . 'D 'lf N 30 Odebolt places A , I iff' fourth in Ma- ' l , 5 V 2, ' V IFL7 ple Valley Co-rp .S tr arty Q .I .- ference Reloys. 7 xx If ' if -V an A, A 2--. A. 5 . 5 Q ., -eleven N Back to childhood! plC llClVlQ- 'I2 The big day is here at last and the Seniors skip out for C h i c a go ls that misteltoe? Good mOm! !9!!! -4-av-11: ri---1 v X 4?7!,...., N f- , -4.- , Q 1 ,- ,, 'I Mixed chorus f, at Sac City Hi. I Concert at Ode J' bolt in evening ,, W Odebolt w i n s Tornado lnvita- 4 tional I Meet at Storm Lake. fuariwfwaw vwwigwfggf ' 35.43. 2, if A 1 ' 'I4 Tired seniors sleep in class. Awards ban- quet is held in gymnasium. 'IS Kindergarten Round-up. Tri- angular meet at O d e b o l t rained Out. 19 26 Baccalaureate - 20 Senior c presents Mother Freshman' Hi track 2'I Senior cla ss p r e S e n t S Mother ls A Freshman . Jr. Hi track meet. 22 Seniors la st day of classes. .28 Commencement 29 Class day. 3 Odebolt tallies 9 points at Car- roll Relays. 4 B a n d, mixed chorus, b o y s' glee club win division l's at Logan. 'IO District track meet at Hol- stein. 'I 'I S e n i o r Car wash. Junior Hi music con- test at Sioux City. 17 'I8 State track meet at Ames. 24 Senior Recog- nition n i g h t and Band Con- cert. O '.f' We me J 31 25 -twelve- 51 U L F ' 1 'S 2'-f I I 0 5 fm. H .Q fy.. - ,Q ,Q . Z .4 -, 4 , , I ,. ,A , ' . .f -. , W, I 4 -1.7 1: hgazir, .. ' '. :ff - , 1- 1 :L 2- fk 5?-, . S K. . . L ,K 5 1 eature ' f i W 'N ' 4 f 'H .gg f f:q.r 1 .b ..u in 'Q I ff, -R, -'Nt J 5 H0'W'W - SUV' i V 1 . by V : A l 1 .1f' l A 4Q ' A 11- X V I ,. , ' i: 11.fL1QQ uf ' 1 J -1 gh' ,. Back Row L. to R.: KYLE McGONIGLE, LARRY WALDEMAR, DWAYNE WINGERT, GRANT LANGLE, OTHEL JOHNSON, RONALD OXENDALE, WILLARD JOHNSON, TED MEENTS, NOLAN SCHNUCKEL, ROGER FINERAN, DENNIS COBURN. Second Row L. to R.: DICK DUFFY, MYRNA LANGE, HELEN KESSLER, SHERWIN LARSON, MERLE LANSINK, GLORIA GIRVAN, JEAN HANSON, DON TAYLOR, CLIFFORD SCHROEDER, JIM HOWARD, LARRY NEVILLE, TOM MELTESEN. Front Row L. to R.: NANCY NEVILLE, ARLENE PURDY, LOIS GUSTAFSON, NORMA STILES, IRENE TAPHORN, JUDY OGDEN, BARBARA LINDEN, MARILYN SOMMERS, AUDREY COWLHAM, SHARON KINNEY, JOYCE MANDERNACH, DONNA SEWELL, BONNIE SNYDER. COMMENCEMENT TUESDAY, MAY 28, I957 High School Auditorium Triumphale March from Aida ...... C. Verdi High School Band SUNDAY, MAY 26, I957 Invocation ........ Reverend Peter DeBeer II I Il Higii Schooi Auditorium Eternal Life . . Gil I S. T t .... Dungan If S EX 9 Processional . ..... Mrs. Dorothy Purdy JUCIY Ogden'Bg':BgIl2i'nL?fC'?g?ei:hrfLO'Iziggzfgacieon Hanson' Invocation . . . . . Reverend Edward Moberg H , . H ' Y Hproyerfui Hourn Chopin Durocher I II Walk With God ........ Ernst ' ' i' I ' ' Boys' Quartet ii Glfls ,glee Club Clifford Schroeder, Othel Johnson, Dick Duffy, Ronald Oxendale Address- Heart Preparation . . . Reverend Peter DeBeer Add,-eS5t Tlfie Bases A,-e Loaded ,,,, Dr, Robert F, Rgy One VV-Orldu ........ O'I'lOI'Cl Institute of Public Affairs, State University of Iowa U Mixed Chorus i Sextet No, 2 ISwan Lakel ...... Tschaikowsky Benediction . ..... Reverend Lyle Lieder goxophone Sexfef l lClllS of Ivy .,..... Williams Dick Duffy, Gloria Larson, Ronald Oxendale, Clifford Schroeder, 3 ' GI CI b Jean Hanson, Rosalie Neutzman Recessionol i CYS ,ee ,U , Mrs, Dorofhy Purdy Presentation of Class ..... Charles E. Ferguson High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas . . .' . . . Paul Fox President, Board of Education Benediction .... . Reverend Peter DeBeer -fourteen- Valedictorian - - - Salutatorians ........ .... Most Valuable Student in Music ........ -- Dramatics Boys' Athletics --- - Girls' Basketball --- - - - - - -Gloria Girvan - - - -Jean Hanson Clifford Schroeder -Ronald Oxendale ----- ------Dick Duffy - - -Othel Johnson ----Jean Hanson Judy Ogden Ted Meents ----. Outstanding Science Student ---- . .Clifford Schroeder American Legion Citizenship Award lchosen by members of the senior class! ---- Gloria Girvan Othel Johnson Iowa State Bar Association Award for Citi- zenship lchosen by facultyl ------ Arlene Purdy Tuesday Club Short Story Award to the Junior Class -----.----------------- Bonnie Raasch DAR Award for excellence in History in Junior High ---------------------- Joan Frey Women's Literary Club-Florence McCorkin- dale Award for English Study in Junior and Senior years --.----------- Gloria Girvan Ingleside Club Award for essay on Amer- canism ------------------------ Ted Meents M 81 K Award for Creative writing -..--- Sandra Higby WRC Award for essay on Why l Am Proud to be an American ---------- Dennis Coburn Betty Crocker Award ...-.,-......... Jean Hanson Iowa Federated Clubs for Character and Education ----.---..---....--. Arlene Purdy DeKalb Agricultural Achievement .----- Jim Howard PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS IN SENIOR HIGH Merle Lansink Nolan Schnuckel Gloria Girvan Jean Hanson Myrna Lange Arlene Purdy Darrell Buehler Ralph Cowlham Dean Johnson Richard Konrady Laramie Plain Robert Siebrecht Alice Godbersen Sherlynn Grove LaDonna Miller Genevieve Raasch John Bauer Gerrit Dresselhuis Wellman Lindstrom Bob Miller Richard Noll Audrey Mandernach CLASS DAY AWARDS SCHOLASTIC RANK OF TOP SENIORS Rank Name l. Gloria Girvan -- 2. Jean Hanson --- 2. Clifford Schroeder 3. Othel Johnson -- 4. Audrey Cowlham 5. Norma Stiles --- 6. Helen Kessler -- 6. Bonnie Snyder - 7. Myrna Lange -- 8. Marilyn Sommers 9. Arlene Purdy --- l0. Judy Ogden --- -fifteen- Grade Point Average -----3.97 ----3.94 ----3.94 ----3.84 ----3.75 ----3.69 ----3.53 ----3.53 ----3.4l ----3.38 ----3,34 ----3.31 CHEERLEADING AWARDS Seniors Bonnie Snyder --- Nancy Neville --- Joyce Mandernach - --Certificate - - - - -Certificate - - - - -Certificate Barbara Linden ---.- ---- Certificate Junior Audrey Meeves -- SPEECH Minor Sophomore: Shirley Buehler -- Mavis Meltesen -- Dennis Thevenot -- Bonnie Hard ---- Herbert Turin -- Sally Swanson -- Juniors Bonnie Raasch --- Janette Youngren - Sandra Higby --- - - - -Certificate Chenille letter Chenille letter Chenille letter Emblem Emblem AND DRAMA AWARDS Letters and Certificates - - - - Radio Speaking ----- Radio Speaking - --.--- Radio Speaking --- Dramatic declomation -- Dramatic declomation Certificates Only Interpretive reading Humorous declomation, one-oct play - ---- ------ O ratorical declomation --------- One-act play Seniors Joyce Mandernach --- --- One-act play Barbara Linden --- -.----- One-act play Richard Duffy -- -------- One-act play Humorous declomation Maior Letter and Certificate Juniors Peggy Sonichsen --- -- Dramatic declomation SENIOR CLASS PLAY iiMother ls A Freshman CAST A CAST B Myrna Lange .... Mrs. Abigail Abbott, an attractive --- Gloria Girvan widow Marilyn Sommers- Susan her daughter Joyce Mandernach Joyce MandernachMrs. Miller, Green Hall housemother--- Arlene Purdy Audrey Cowlham- Sylvia, a studious girl --- Helen Kessler Arlene Purdy --- Bunny, a cute, naive girl --- Bonnie Snyder Barbara Linden -- Helen, a sophisticated girl --Barbara Linden Nancy Neville -- Carrie, a happy-go-lucky girl as Nancy Neville Clara, shadow to Susan and a Jufly Ogden -- scatterbrain ,S Norma Stiles Jean Hansen ..,. Marge, who eats too much - ,Jean Hanson Dick Duffy ..... Bobo, seven-letter man --- Ted Meents Larry Neville --- Jack, student at Pointer --- Larry Neville Dennis Coburn -- Howie, student at Pointer -- Tom Meltesen Clifford Schroeder Bill, student at Pointer Clifford Schroeder Dean Gillingham, who disapproves of Othel Johnson -- anything unconventional ..,, Jim Howard Professor Michaels, good-looking zoology Don Taylor ..... professor -,- Grant Langle sixteen SYNOPSIS Mrs. Abigail Fortitude Abbott, a widow of thirty-five, decides to attend Pointer College with her daughter and take advantage of a generous scholar- ship awarded to anyone whose name is Abigail Fortitude. Susan, her eighteen- year-old daughter, is very much against the plan, but Abby sees no other way to obtain money to see her daughter through college, lt isn't until they reach Pointer, however, that the fun begins. Bobo Jackson, campus big-shot, and his young friends are smitten with Abby's mature beauty, much to the dismay of Susan and her friends. To top it all, Abby becomes romantically involved with Professor Michaels, idol of all the girls on campus and particular friend of Susan Abbott. Susan is determined to break up the romance and disapproving Dean Gillingham, who suspects a publicity stunt, is determined to expel Abby from Pointer. Many amusing situations result and the solution is a charming one. We -'V , . l .S ff-R 5 vt- 'N ' is ' .. - - ,:,' 5 -A ,gg-ij.,-My , S 1 I ' K it its ,g,,v9 g Zituifi ., 'S g X 3 it, . in ' -:rg 'tty-' 4 F Q . A ,, g X t N' 2 .Kewl . N el M :- g ,1:. 'C M of v ,-. dau , J? t. Q, 'iq K Q N5 kV.h . N 7 I f- ,L 1 13.3 9 5 if fx, e-3 S , l , A ',, LD y Fx lam 5- 5 ' A - 5 -' QP , . ig if :: Hifi K ,W .N we .,T In ' ' Q N W - Q' ' i ft . V. vkrv ik -,.. 7 XA 3, 3 b n' Q . ,jr J K 'M ' - wig.: S S I l 1gk f A X U ' ti . S im g S 'S 3, ga- - - . Q s. it Q. V . it g , iv I 1. wfy t. E .irq 1, ,V J 1 1 H E . S ---Q XA i f M U . ' - fl is ' if ln Chinatown. Tlme CUT for eats? Bumpy Fidel! Ready for fast take off! SKIP DAY Thirty-five Seniors, accompanied by class sponsors Berg and Shaw, and all a bit sleepy after a night-long train ride, arrived at Chicago's Northwestern Railway Station on Monday morning, May l3. From there they were whirled oft to see the sights of the Windy City, which included the Museum of Science and lndustry, Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Park Zoo, Chinatown, Hull l-louse, Madison Street Skid Row, Grant Park, Midway Ploisance, University of Chicago Campus, downtown financial and theatrical districts, State Street, and Chicago's famous skyline as viewed from Lake Shore Drive. Their meals were provided at the Gateway Restaurant of the Northwestern Station. Worn out from the very full day of sight-seeing, souvenir hunting, and picture taking, the Seniors went to sleep promptly on the return trip. They arrived in Odebolt, tired but happy, in time to attend Tuesday's classes. Hey the,-e down fhereg Who's winning Info the Sub- On the tour. . ,V Wm.. QQUQ'-1 s i xi Q at vias? JUNIGR - SENIOR BANQUET Friday, April 26, the Juniors, Seniors and faculty members w ere escorted by elves and prixies into an enchanting land of make-believe. Multi-colored cardboard butterflies fluttered from the blue crepe-paper sky, and jolly cardboard elves cavorted in a game of leap-frog over toad stools. Organ music by a good fairy lRosalie Neutzmanl was enjoyed throughout the fairyland supper, and, to make the fantasy complete, there was a wishing well. The elves and prixies served their honored guests well, because soon everyone was replete and well-content. An evening of enter- tainment, the fairy queen lSandra Higbyl announced, was then in store for them. A royal command performance was given by some little people from fairyland. The fairy queen then decree-d a royal ball and everyone danced to the music of the Rhythm Hawks from Ida Grove. But finally the clock struck twelve and the guests were forced to come back to earth. They left with a little fairyland Stardust still clingin to th d - g em an the memory of that delightful evening will remain with them for a long time, -eighteen- AWARDS DINNER 6:30 TUESDAY, MAY I4 HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Spansored by Rotary Club, Businessmen and Friends PROGRAM lnvocgtion ,.,,.......- --, ,...... Reverend Palmer Sellstram Dinner Male Quartet ...... .- ...... - Remarks ............. ...-.. Welcome and Introduction of MC --- ............- Ben Krull President, Odebalt Rotary Club Master of Ceremonies .......... ..... - . .... D-uone Sirnonson Dick Duffy, Clifford Schroeder, Othel Johnson, Ronald Oxendale Superintendent Bartley Ogden Minor Letter Athletic Awards Football ...................... -Dole Young Basketball, Girls' .....-... -. ------ Bob Bl-'Um Basketball, B-oys' .............-.- Dole Young Trgck --,-----,.--,........ ..... B ob BUUIT1 Cheerleaders ................ DOI'1l'1O Hunter Saxophone Solo ......-.-...-------- ---- ------ Dick Duffy Dramatic Awards ......--.--------- --------- F VOFIIQ SIWGW Music Awards Vocal --,,--.--,- ,.,,... E ugene Haberkamp Instrumental ....... -...- - --- Norman Stafford TRACK LETTERS Seniors Othel Johnson Ted Meents Roger Fineran Tom Meltesen Larry Waldemar Juniors Dean Johnson Richard Konrady Darrell Herrig Arlen Luitjens Richard Thayer Sophomores John Bauer Gerrit Dresselhuis Jack McTasney Bob Miller Bob Rex Dennis Thevenot Frank Neville Freshmen Roger Fineran Don Haefling Bill Ogren Roger Siebrecht Jim Wieborg GIRLS' BASKETBALL Major Letter Winners Seniors Jean Hanson Judy Ogden Arlene Audrey Myrna Juniors Audrey Purdy Cowlham Lange Meeves Sandra Higby Bonnie Raasch Marilyn Lange Judy Wallace Sophomore Margaret Johnson -nineteen Minor Letter winners' Juniors Jane Leonard Jean Thies Patsy Scanlan Co-captains 1956-1957 Jean Hanson Audrey Cowlham Freshmen - Sophomore Award winners Certificates Sophomores Barbara Anderson Diane Boerner Arlene Howard Audrey Mandernach Shirley Buehler Freshmen Patty Sonichsen Nancy Anderson Sandy Neville Lois Thies JaNeIl lversen Marilyn Snyder Judy Sonksen Marjorie Downing Sharon Johnson Yvonne Lange Jo ce Konradi Y Mary Alice Lindberg Irene Wallace FOOTBALL AWARDS Major Awards Jim Howard Larry Neville Grant Langle Bob Taphorn Tom Meltesen Don Taylor Ronald Hague Kyle McGonigIe Darrell Herrig Larry Waldemar Jack McTasney Dennis Bengford Richard Thayer Ted Meents Cliff Schroeder Roger Fineran Bill Noll Dennis Skaren Othel Johnson Minor Awards Bob Rex Bill Stock Dennis Thevenot Gerrit Dressilhuis Frank Neville Darrel Buehler Leslie Noll Larry Kasperson Bob Miller John Bauer Rcn Webber Francis Bengford Richard Lange Ronnie Lange Robert Hummel BASKETBALL AWARDS Major Awards Roger Fineran Jim Howard Othel Johnson Larry Neville Cliff Schroeder Dean Johnson Wellman Lindstrom Bob Rex Bill Stock MUSIC AWARDS Instrumental and V 1956-1957 Seniors Major Letter Audrey Cowlham Othel Johnson Minor Letters Helen Kessler Certificate Audrey Cowlham Dick Duffy Gloria Girvan Jean Hanson Jim Howard Willard Johnson Myrna Lange Barbara Linden Judy Ogden Ronald Oxendale Clifford Schroeder Marilyn Sommers Juniors Major Letters LaVon Belstene LaDonna Bergman Rhonda Bischke Ethel Godberson Sondra Higby Rcnnie Hague Beverly Johnson Jane Leonard Genevieve Raasch Peggy Sonichsen Minor Letters Josephine Gunderson Dean Johnson Rosalie Neutzman Jean Marie Theis Arlene Nielson ocol LaDonna Miller Certificates Ronnie Hague Bonnie Raasch Janette Yaungren Sophomores Major Letters Elwood Anderson Barbara Anderson Shirley Buehler Margaret Johnson Gloria Larson Carole Schultz Minor Letters Elwood Anderson Margo ret Gustafson Lynette Lamons Wellman Lindstrom Gloria Larson Jack McTasney Donald Petschauer Rosalie Viet Certificates Diane Boerner Shirley Buehler Nancy Currie Dorothy Fox Arlene Howard Kay McFarland Bobby Rex Donna Stiles Billy Stock Herbie Turin Duane Buehler Freshmen Major Letter JaNelI lversen Karen Mae Johnson Donald Oxendale James Wieborg Michael Seney Marjorie Downing Jaan Johnson Karen Mae Johnson Audrey Lansink Billy Ogren Joyce Schroeder Marilyn Snyder Patty Sonichsen Lois Taphorn James Wieborg Michael Seney Salley Swanson Certificate Linda Boom Lynda Johnson Judy Sonksen 1 X, 1- K 'Z 2 fc , 4 ,A A - ff X if .SI I vm - f ii Y ,, A. , ,A ., ,Miz f f A -fs , ., .. .J 3 if 2m 'k'k f if 7 'W rf 3 , sl l ins, f Q L,:' , I KING OTHEL and QUEEN AUDREY HCDMECOMING Homecoming began September 28 in the traditional manner with o pep meeting. The student body then marched downtown to display their enthusiasm to the businessmen and patrons. At the game in the evening Audrey Cowlham and Othel Johnson were crowned Queen and King of '56. The Royal Court consisted of Gloria Girvan, Nancy Neville, Judy Ogden, Bonnie Snyder, Jim l-loward, Grant Langle, Clifford Schroeder, and Don Taylor. All Seniors, they were elected by popular vote. Crown bearers were Dean Bengford and Sharon Gronemeyer. Moville didn't quite succeed in dousing our good spirits since the evening was successfully climaxed by a homecoming dance in the gym to the music of Johnny Galvin, Credit is due to the marching ban-d and the committee in charge, who spent long hours in preparation for the event. Members of the committee were: Mr. Stafford, Mr. Shaw, and Miss Bruce, faculty, Ronald Oxendale, Dick Duffy, Arlene Purdy, Judy Ogden, Sandra l-ligby, Josephine Gunder- son, Dean Johnson, Don Cowlham, Arlene l-loward, Shirley Buehler, l-lerb Turin, Wellman Lindstrom, students. -twenty- Superintendent Ogden assists kindergarten attendants, Dean Bengford and Sharon Grone- meyer, from the platform after having crowned the king and queen. The leading character in the band's half-time show. Specta tors agreed that Dr. Page could be a full-time clown. fW6l'lfy-Ol'1e- T' l THE TROJAN STAFF ln May of l956 the juniors elected Gloria Girvan and Othel Johnson to be editors of the yearbook for '57, Cliff Schroeder received the demanding position of business manager. Cliff later proved to be indispensable during the magazine sales campaign and was often seen d-oing more than his duty, going the rounds with our advertisers, Jim Howard and Grant Langle, Much credit is due to our conscientious layout editors, Audrey Cowlham, Na-ncy Neville, and Arlene Purdy. The appearance of each page is the result of their patient work. Jean Hanson, Myrna Lange, and Marilyn Sommers handled efficiently the job of typing copy for the printer. Helen Kessler and Dwayne Wingert lined up classes for Mr. Buntrock's busy camera and Dwayne took many fine pictures at special events. Judy Ogden, Willard Johnson, and Ronald Oxendale put their heads together and came up with some new ideas for the annual Sales Carnival. All this could not have been accomplished without the invaluable aid of Miss Bruce, to whom we are s-o grate- ful for expert advice and assistance. We have striven to make this i957 Trojan the best ever, and we hope you will think our time was well spent. Seated: left to right- Arlene Purdy, Clifford Schroeder, Gloria Girvan, Other Johnson, Jean Hanson, Jim Howard, Judy Ogden. Standing: Nancy Neville, Marilyn Sommers, Dwayne Wingert, Willard Johnson, Miss Bruce, Ronald Oxen- dale, Grant Langle, Myrna Lange, Helen Kessler, Audrey Cowlham. l St cl' -left to right: Mavis Monroe, LaVon Beige:-T: Myrna Danielson, LaDonna Miller Patsy Scanlan, Norma Stiles. Seored: Miss Bruce, JOU- ice Ogren, Judy Wallace, Ronnie Hogue, Irene Taphorn, Jolene KrOPf- . The School Chronicle Published by the Odebolt Chronicle with school staff to stimulate interest in our school. Volume Thursday Number Editor ................................. Norma Stiles Feature .................. Myrna Danielson, Jolene Kropf Typists ................... Mavis Monroe, Irene Taphorn Reporters: Senior High ....................... LaVon Belstene Junior High ........................ Judy Wallace Grades 3, 4, 5, 6 .................... Patsy Scanlan Kindergarten, Grades l and 2 Hot Lunch Menu and Calendar LaDionna Miller ---------- Janice Ogren Sports ............................. Ronnie Hogue Arthur News ..................-...... Mr. Sil-ovich Boyer ........................ .. ..... Mrs. Linman Wheeler .............................. Mr. Clark A-dviser ............................ .---- Rosmer Bruce The School Chronicle news, which is published every week in the Odebolt Chronicle, is collected throughout the week by the staff reporters. This year the staff was made up of volunteers from the iunior and senior classes. The school news in the paper is edited by the group to inform the public as to what is being done in the twelve grades. The editor of the School Chronicle was Norma Stiles, who was elected to this position the previous year. All of the staff members have worked with enthusiasm all year to make the school paper a success. Those who have read the School Chronicle this term of '56 and '57 have found that they did o fine iob. The staff strived to keep the public up-to-date on the school activities and at this time would like to thank the Odebolt Chronicle tor their cooperation and tor taking their time to make the school paper a success. - -twenty-th ree- Back row-Dennis Bengford, Arlen Luitjens, Bill Stock, Nolan Schnuckel, Larry Kaspersen, Dennis Herrig, Darrell Buehler. Third row-Ronald Lange, Francis Bengford, Richard Lange, Floyd Renze, Richard Rohlf, Duane Buehler, Billy Carlson, Larry Neville. Second row-Bobby Mitchell, Donald Petschauer, Billy Ogren, Don Hoefling, Pat Scanlan, Kenneth Weifenbach, Norman Bergman. Front- row-Mr. Miller, Herbie Turin, Merle Lansink, Frank Neville, Richard Thayer, Jim Howard. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is an integral part of the vocational agriculture course. It is an intra-circular activity having its origin and root in a different part of the school curriculum. It is based on the following motto: Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live and living to serve. No national student organization enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance than the F. F. A. The foundation upon which the F. F. A. organization is built includes leadership and character develop- ment, sportsmanship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. The aims and purposes of the Future Farmers are to develop competent rural and agricultural leadership, to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work, and to create more interest in the intelligent choice of a farming occupation. A further aim and purpose is the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. These encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings and to participate of agriculture. in worthy undertakings for the improvement i956-i957 are: President, Merle Lansink, Secretary, Herbie Turin, Treasurer, Richard and Sentinel, Darrell Herrig. The officers for the year Vice-President, Frank Neville, Thayer, Reporter, Jim Howard, There are 28 members in juniors, and 3 seniors, and it month. This year some of the members took a trip to the National Convention at Kansas City and are planning to go to the State Convention. A Gilt Ring, was started this year in order to raise money for the chapter. Larry Neville and Jim Howard receive the two purebred Duroc gilts. All in all, i956-'57 has been a very good F. F. A. year. this chapter-7 freshmen, l0 sophomores, 8 meets the first and third Monday of every twenty-four- .- -W., :ff 1, ... . ' .--' ,Jr Cx M 42 gg 0 l Q A, ll ' fx 1 l ' g l Q32 wg ' sg fr' 79+-bf wa 'fm-. 4 k 'wg iw' QA.- fff' V5 T1-Q, i 4 . V' 5 N Q 1' XM XX .V L b .,f,f,'1 X R if 1f H V, f ' C A - 4 t Q U is W3 Q 5 RECORD Odebolt Opponent O --- --- Wall Lake -- ---- 27 20 -- -- Kingsley -- - 6 2 -- ...... Moville --- --- I9 26 -- --- Correctionville --- - O 7 -- ..... Onawa --.- --- 12 6 -- --- Manilla --- --- 39 0 -- -- Sac City -, --- 39 O -- -- Ida Grove --- --- 26 6 -- -- Holstein -- -- 49 Back row fleft to rightl Gaylen Graybill, Don Taylor, Kyle McGonigle, Larry Waldemar, Othel Johnson, Darrell Herrig, Ted Meents, Grant Langle, Larry Kaspersen, Roger Fineran. Middle row: Dennis Thevenot, Leslie Noll, Robert Hummel, Dennis Bengford, Richard Thayer, Gerrit Dressel- huis, Bill Noll, Richard Lange, Cliff Schroeder, Jack McTasney, Ronald Hogue. Font row: Bob Miller, Larry Neville, Bob Taphorn, Tom Meltesen, Jim Howard, Francis Bengford, Ronald Lange, Jimmy Wieborg, John Bauer. FCDOTBALL On August 24, thirty Odebolt and Arthur boys turned out for the first scheduled practice session of the i956 fooball season. Complying with custom, the first week of practice was mostly conditioning and fundamentals, and was hard work for everyone. On September l4, the impossible was performed, Wall Lake beat Ode- bolt for the first time in thirteen years, O to 27. The next Friday however, the boys bounced back to defeat Kingsley 20 to 6. ln the two following weeks the Trojans lost their homecoming game to a tough Moville team, 2 to I9, and easily rolled over Correctionville 26 to 0. On October l2 the Odebolt eleven suffered a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of Onawa, 7 to l2. ln the minds of many this was the outstanding twenty-six game of the season in spitetof the score. With a break or two the Trojans might have beaten Onawa, and it could easily have been the turning point of the season. The next four games spelled four defeats for the Trojans, as they entered into the tougher portion of their schedule. They lost to Manilla, 6 to 39, Sac City, 0 to 39, Ida Grove, O to 26, and Holstein, 6 to 49. Although a two wins-seven losses season is not considered successful, it must be remembered that Odebolt played nine very good teams, and that some very fine play was shown by the Trojans. Odebolt need not be ashamed of their 1956 football squad. .sh Grant Langle Half Back Senior Weight-I 75 Dennis Bengford Guard Junior Weight-l 60 Don Taylor Larry Waldemar Ol-hel Johnson Ted Meentz Cliff Schroeder Tom Meltesen Jim Howard Half Back Tackle End Tackle End Half Back Quarter Back Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Weight-l Weight-200 Weight-l 85 Weight-l 90 Weight-l 50 Weight-l 40 Weight4l 30 Roger Fineran Kyle McGonigIe Ronald Hague Larry Neville Darrell Herrig Bob Taphorn Jack McTasney Richard Thayer End End Center Half Back Guard Full Back Guard End Senior Senior Junior Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Junior Weight-l 50 Weight-l 40 Weight-l 60 Weight--l 20 Weight-l 50 Weight-l 35 Weight-160 Weight4l 50 I' Vik: ' 522919 'mi , 552+ gay, an Back row-Audrey Mandernach, Marilyn Snyder, Yvonne Lange, Patty Sonichsen, Lois Thies, Sharon Johnson, Mary Alice Lindberg, Marjorie Downing, Irene Wallace. Second row-Nancy Anderson, Arlene Howard, Sandra Neville, Diane Boerner, JaNell lversen, Barbara Ander- son, Lois Story, Joyce Konradi, Judy Sonksen. Third row--Mr. Buum, Patsy Scanlan, Jean Marie Thies, Judy Wallace, Jane Leonard, Marilyn Lange, Marilyn Sommers, Miss Hunter. Front row--Audrey Meeves, Bonnie Raasch, Judy Ogden, M-yrna Lange, Jean Hanson, Audrey Cowlham, Sandra Higby, Arlene Purdy, Margaret Johnson. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Won 16-Lost 7 The Trojanettes played one of the toughest schedules in history this season. Two teams on the schedule, Somers and Ida Grove, had all their team back from the previous year when they went to the state tournament. Also on the schedule were three other teams that had played in district tourna- ments the year before. The girls got off to a slow start, but gained momentum as the season progressedi This was the first time in the past six years the Trojanettes failed to win the Sac County Tournament. The Trojanettes defeated Lake View in the first round. In the semi-finals Early defeated Odebolt 47 to 44, when the Trojanettes hit only 19 per cent from the field. Early went on to win the tournament by defeating Schaller. Odebolt defeated Wall lake 52 to 38 to win consolation honors. The 1956-57 season also marked the first time the Odebolt girls team was invited to perform in a clinic. The Trojanettes gave a demonstration in the afternoon, at Holstein, on team offense. ln the evening they played and defeated a very tough Hartley team 47 to 35. ln sectional tournament play the Trojanettes appeared to, be a tough contender, and proved themselves to be in the finals. Odebolt drew a bye in the first round and played and defeated Lake City in the second round 45 to 34. This set the stage for the game of the year, meeting rival Ida Grove in the finals. lda Grove, with its state tournament team from the previous year, had a post forward averaging 39 points a game. Myrna Lange, Arlene Purdy, Audrey Cowlham, Margaret Johnson, and Sandra Higby combined their efforts to hold her to only five baskets from the field. Three of these came with only three minutes left in the ball game. This guard combination deserves credit for doing such a fine job all season. Ida Grove defeated Odebolt 58 to 49, but it was a game with only one or two points difference most of the way. ln the front court for the Troianettes were Jean Hanson, Judy Ogclen, Audrey Meeves and Bonnie Raasch. They combined their efforts for a 57.6 offensive average. In the guard court the defensive average was 50.1 points per game. High scorer for the season was Jean Hanson with 602 points in 23 games for a 26.1 point per game average. Judy Ogden was next with 450 points in 23 games for a 19.5 point per game average. Judy was also the toughest rebounder on the squad. Five seniors completed their competition this year. Their loss is gfwiiigz to be felt very much. They are Judy Ogden, Arlene Purdy, Jean Hanson, Audrey Cowlham and Myrna Lange. Prospects for next year are not too bright with a number of young aiils in line for positions. However, the Trojanettes for 1957-'58 could be pretty tough if they develop enough spirit and desire. -twenty-nine-- JEAN HANSON Forward MYRNA LANGE Guard AUDREY MEEVES Forward ARLENE PU RDY Guard J UDY OGDEN Forward AUDREY COWLHAM Guard MARGARET JOHNSON Guard BONNIE RAASCH Forward JU DY WALLACE Guard MARILYN LANGE Forward SANDRA H IGBY Guard JANE LEONARD Forward -thirty- Lynn Wilkins outjumps Arlene as Audrey and Myrna set for tip J e , GS sEAsoN's RECORD on Newell ....... Ce-dar Valley -- Wall Lake .... Danbury ...... Hartley CHolstei Schaller ...... Lake View --- Nemaha ...... Battle Creek -- Charter Oak -- Lytton ...... Aurelia ..... Early --- Auburn -- Lohrville ...... Lake View .... County Tournament Early ........ County Tournament Wall Lake .... County Tournament Galva ........ Lake City ..... Sectional Tournament Ida Grove ..... Sectional Tournament Ida Grove .... Correctionville - thirty--one- Back row:-jNorman Bengford, Donald Petschauer, Wayne Stehr, Kenneth Weifenbach, Don Hoefling, Bob Siebrecht, Elwood Anderson, Jim Wieborg, Bobby Mitchell. Middle row-Mr. Heslop, Robert Hummel, Roger Rector, Dennis Thevenot, Francis Bengford, Ralph Cowlham, Donald Cowlham, Donald Oxendale, Roger Buehler, Dean Danielson, Mr. Young. Front row-Clifford Schroeder, Bill Stock, Roger Fineran Jim Howard Othel Johnson, Dean Johnson, Bob Rex, Wellman Linlistrom, Larry Neville. BCDYS' BASKETBALL The Trojans, during their l956-57 season won 8 out of 23 gdmes. A lack of uniform scoring was their greatest deficit, with Othel Johnson, Dean Johnson and Jim Howard carrying most of the burden throughout the season. The most heralded victory was the defeat of Lytton in the Sac County Tournament after a previous game which Lytton won by 3l points. The season scoring was as follows: Total Points Average per game Othel Johnson 432 l8.8 Dean Johnson 259 l l.3 Jim Howard 223 9.7 Bill Stock 89 3.9 Wellman Lindstrom 84 3.6 The graduates of this year will be greatly missed in the year to follow. Good luck, Trojans. The team next year can be sure of the backing and support of those who have played on the Trojan court in the past. fi' ,agwi pf' I JIM HOWARD Guard BILL STOCK Forward OTHEL JOHNSON Center DEAN JOHNSON Forward WELLMAN LINDSTROM Guard ROGER FINERAN Forward -thirty-three CLIFFORD SCH ROE DER Guard LARRY NEVILLE Guard BOB REX Guard RALPH COWLHAM Forward - DONALD COWLHAM Forward FRANCIS BENGFORD Forward Othel tips one in. VI Othel dunks a free throw A 5 ,Q at SEASON'S RECCRD Ge ,hot Odebolt OPPOnent rebolmdf 50 Wall Lake 56 I 53 Danbury 46 Schaller Lake View Nemaba Battle Creek Charter Oak Lytton Aurelia Early Auburn Lohrville Holstein Lytton Schaller Early Galva Alta Onawa Correctionville Denison Dunlap Denison lSac County Tournament games 'Sectional Tournament games thirty-four - A scramble for the ball TRACK SEASCDN - 1957 The Trojans had one of its best track seasons in recent years. They placed fourth in the Holstein Relays, seventh in the Sac Relays, fourth in the Maple Valley Conference, first in the Tornado Invitational at Storm Lake and third in the district meet at Holstein. The athletes of '57 produced five new school records. Othel Johnson set a record in the discus with a throw of l33'4lA . He also set a record in the high jump at 5'8M4 . Ted Meents set a record in the shot put with a distance of 4l'3 . Dean Johnson set a record in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:O6.3. Dean also placed fifth in the state indoor 880 yard run. The other record was set by the two-mile relay in a very fine time of 8:36.5. The runners were Bob Rex, Tom Meltesen, Richard Konrady, and Dean Johnson. Seven boys qualified for the state outdoor track meet held at Drake stadium in Des Moines. They were Othel Johnson, Dean Johnson, Ted Meents, and the medley relay. Ted Meents placed third in the discus and Othel Johnson fifth in the state meet. Othel Johnson was the boy with the largest point production for the season. He scored an outstanding total of 843A points for the entire season. Of the twenty-two boys that lettered, only five were seniors. All the weight men were seniors so the point production next season will probably come chiefly from the running events. -thirty-five- Front row L. to R.: Bob Miller, Jim Wieborg, John Bauer, Bill Ogren, Donald Hoefling, Ar- len Luitjens, Tom Meltesen, Richard Konrady. Second row L. to R.: Wayne Stehr, Robert Siebrecht, Bob Rex, Francis Bengford, Dennis Thevenot, Dennis Herrig, Roger Siebrecht, Richard Thayer, John Danielson. Last row L. to R.: Gerrit Dresselhuis, Larry Waldemar, Larry Kasperson, Nolan Schnuckel, Darrel Herrig, Roger Fineran, Jack McTasney, Othel Johnson, Dean Johnson, Roger Fineran, GERRIT DRESSELHUIS Gerrit is struggling to make this height in the pole vault at the Maple Valley Conference meet. His best vault for the year was 9'7 at the District meet. ear'-A DEAN JOHNSON Dean Johnson is breaking the tape as the two-mile relay sets a record in the Maple Valley conference of 814l. Dean also set a school record in the 880 yard run in the District meet of 2:O6.3. TWO-MILE RELAY The two-mile relay lost only one race this season and that was to Manning, the state champs. The Trojans set a new school record of 8:36.5. The relay was made up of the fol- lowing boys reading from top to bottom: Dean Johnson, Bob Rex, Tom Meltesen and Richard We - , gy .- . KK,.-.Q,y1e,saff22:fta Lise :wif .- A , - 2.,' l ' - .mit K. , K, 1 OTHEL JOHNSON Othel set a new school re- cord in the discus with a dis- TOIWCG of l33'4l,41 , He also set a record in the high jump of 5'8lA1 . Othel was high scorer of the season with 843A points. Konrady. DENNIS THEVENOT Dennis Thevenot is running for sec- ond place in the 220 yd. dash at the Maple Valley conference meet at Holstein, RICHARD THAYER Richard Thayer is running the low hurdles in the Maple Valley meet. l-lis best time for the year was 23:O. SHOT PUT Ted Meents set a new school record in the shot put with a throw of 4l'3 . Ted also placed third in discus at the state meet. is MELTESEN T0 KONRADY Tom Meltesen passes the baton to Richard Konrady in the two-mile re- lay at the Maple Valley conference meet. The two-mile relay had the second best time in the state for Class B with a time of 8:36.5. T gm 1' if 1 'rr-' :W if GIRLS BASKETBALL Back row: Rosanne Keller, Karen Johnson, Dianne Buehler, Diane Lundblad, Betty Hanson, Sandra Kessler, Linda Olson, and Marlene Roll. Front row L. to R.: Diane Thevenot, Joan Frey, Shirley Olson, LaDonna Gehring, Lois Albrecht, Linda Carstensen, Sharon Prichard. BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row: Roger Thayer, Roger Carlberg, Kenneth Schramm, John Noyd, and Mr. Brolsma. Front row L. to R.: Kent Ogden, Curtis Raasch, Bob Prichard Dennis Wagner, Keith Reingart, and Garry Boerner. 1 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Bock row: Roger Carlberg, David Pair, Roger Thayer, Roger Peters, Kenneth Schramm, John Noyd, John Ohden and Mr, Brolsma. - Middle row: Jerry Murr, Danny Ogren, Kem- Ogden, Bob Prichard, Charles McDonough, Donald Quick, Curtis Raasch, and Dennis Wagner. Front row L. to R.: Keith Reinhart, Leon Robe, John Hoefling, Roger Buehler, Ronald Huisenga, Jim Hausman, Chuck Wil- liams, and Ricky McFarland.' TRACK Back row: Mr. Heslop, David Pair, Roger Thayer, Roger Peters, Roger Carlberg, Kenneth Schramm, and John Ohden. Middle row: Kent Ogden, Dennis Wagner, Bob Prichard, Jim Hausman, Leon Rabe, John Hoefling, and Roger Buehler. Front row L. to R.: Jerry Murr, Ricky McFarland, Gary Boer- ner, Wayne Dickson, Dennis Anderson, and Jim Fineran. ATHLETICS S af ii' fp ,Q ' 5 'f-'Je fbi 5, l new - . VY 7 '4Q swo- 4-if . K ! A ,, 'ur' : . J J . , V ::. I li K A I ,,-:I S FOOTBALL Back row--Audrey Meeves, Judy Bye. Front row-J oyce Mandernach Bonnie Snyder, Nancy Nevillel BASKETBALL Nancy Neville, Barbara Linden Joyce Mandernach, Bonnie Sny: der. -tl'1irty-eight- I L l I 1 x l .: x J pix, ' ' R S -...JL JUNIOR HIGH Back row--JaNell lversen, Sandra Neville Second row-Joan Johnson, Sharon Olberding Judy Sonksen. 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I X W .ling Iv V X f ' ' 4 , 'N '-s -a5fs,3?lj:'-' Jxf, 1 I A ' Q 1 yr .L in V I ,.Q f' J- ' Q 1' I 'nl V' X E q' N X . lo fry I Q X A , -thirty-nine- J Audrey Lansink Beverly Johnson Travis Lamons M I X E D C H CD R U S The MIXED CHORUS began the year with II9 members, The highlight of l956 was the Christmas cantata, Sing, O Ye Heavens. Just before the second semester, eliminations for the contest chorus were held, cutting the number of members from I I9 to 60. The-se whose names are starred have been selected to appear in the contest group. FIRST SOPRANOS 'Myrna Lange 'Barbara Linden 'Nancy Neville Marilyn Sommers Bonnie Snyder LaVon Belstene Rhonda Bieschke 'Ethel Godbersen at it ' Sherlynn Grove Jane Leonard 'Audrey Meeves 'Bonnie Raasch 'Nancy Currie 'Coleen Din es 9 Maribel Gustafson 'Arlene Irwin 'Gloria Larson Carol Schultz 'JaNell lversen 'Joan Johnson Lynda Johnson, accompanist Yvonne Lange Mary Alice Lindberg Sharon Olberding Marilyn Snyder SECOND SOPRANOS Audrey Cowlham Gloria Girvan Lois Gustafson Jean Hanson Norma Stiles Alice Godbersen Marilyn Lange LaDonna Miller Arlene Nielsen Patsy Scanlan Judy Wallace Dorothy Fox Bonnie Hard ' Lynette Lamons Audrey Mandernach Mavis Meltesen Sharon Schleis Marilyn Stevens Donna Stiles Rosalie Veit Nancy Anderson Joyce Konradi Sandra Neville 'Patty Sonichsen Sally Swanson Irene Wallace ALTOS Helen Kessler 'Judy Ogden Donna Sewell Arlene Purdy Josephine Gunderson 1' Sandra Higby 1: if Peggy Sonichsen Jean Thies Janette Youngren 'Diane Boerner 'Margaret Gustafson 'Arlene Howard 'Margaret Johnson 'Kay McFarland 'Lois Story 'Linda Boom Joyce Schroeder Judy Sonksen Lois Taphorn FIRST TENORS 'Cl ifford Schroeder 'Wellman Lindstrom Donald Petschauer Donald Hoefling Norman Ber man Q 'Elwood Anderson SECOND TENORS 'Dick Duffy 'Willard Johnson 'Darrell Buehler 'Bobby Rex Herbie Turin James Wieborg Evan Zoch BARITONES Dennis Coburn Merle Lansink Larry Neville Ronald Oxendale Dennis Thevenot Ronald Hogue Jack McTasney Billy Brucker Bill Ogren Donald Oxendale BASSES Jim Howard Othel Johnson Tom Meltesen 'I' Dean Johnson ' Robert Hummel 'Gerrit Dresselhuis GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST SOPRANOS 'Myrna Lange 'Barbara Linden 'Joyce Mandernach 'Nancy Neville 'Marilyn Sommers 'Bonnie Snyder 'LaVon Belstene 'Rhonda Bieschke 'Ethel Godbersen 'Sherlynn Grove 'Jane Leonard 'Audrey Meeves 'Bonnie Raasch 'Nancy Currie 'Coleen Dinges Maribel Gustafson 'Arlene Irwin 'Gloria Larson 'Carol Schultz 'JaNeII Iversen 'Joan Johnson 'Lynda Johnson 'Yvonne Lange Mary Alice Lindberg 'Sharon Olberding ' Marilyn Snyder -k if 9: SECOND SOPRANOS 'Audrey Cowlham 'Gloria Girvan 'k Lois Gustafson Jean Hanson Norma Stiles Alice Godbersen Marilyn Lange LaDonna Miller Arlene Nielsen Patsy Scanlan Judy Wallace Joyce Carlson Dorothy Fox Bonnie Hard Lynette Lamons Audrey Mandernach Mavis Meltesen Lois Roeder Janice Salmonson Sharon Schleis Marilyn Stevens Donna Stiles Rosalie Veit Nancy Anderson Joyce Konradi Sandro Neville ' Patty Sonichsen, accompanist Sally Swanson Irene Wallace ALTOS 'Helen Kessler 'Judy Ogden -Jr 'Arlene Purdy Donna Sewell 'Josephine Gunderson 'k Sandra Higby Beverly Johnson 'Travis Lamons if Rosalie Nuetzman ked have been 'Those whose names are so mar selected to appear in the contest group. is . its 5 V, S , 1 z fi , ' 5 Q 'f ' 'S li 51 m tg 'S B 3L,,.. , - Ek . ge 16 I ' f ,, if , . ,,, V1f5?'s -+- Jeff? 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I 13 'Genevieve Raasch 'Peggy Sonichsen Jean Thies 'Janette Youngren 'Diane Boerner 'Margaret Gustafson 'Arlene Howard 'Margaret Johnson 'Kay McFarland Lois Story 'Linda Boom 'Audrey Lansink 'Jo ce Schroeder Y 'Judy Sonksen Lois Taphorn BOYS GLEE CLUB FIRST TENORS Clifford Schroeder Elwood Anderson Wellman Lindstrom Donald Petschauer Norman Bergman SECOND TENORS Dick Duffy Willard Johnson Darrell Buehler Bobby Rex Herbie Turin James Wieborg BARITONES Dennis Coburn Merle Lansink Larry Neville Ronald Oxendale Ronald Hogue Jack McTasney Billy Brucker Bill Ogren Donald Oxendale BASSES Jim Howard Othel Johnson Dean Johnson Robert Hummel Gerritt Dresselhuis 1-A 4 ,. 1, is .M L A i Q ' ' i l B Q l F is , 3 if S l . - i' in 5 ll la l if F' lf 9: MADRIGAL ,Q 3 F f K' E 3 Jimmy Wieborg, Jack McTasney, Dean Johnson, Ronnie ' 1 V' T, Q5 Hogue, Donnie Petschauer, LaVon Belstene, Sherlynn X '1,, 'Mfr ,Q kg F Grove, Bonnie Raasch, Wellman Lindsfrom, Lyneffe -3 5516, Lamons, Margaret Johnson, Kay McFarland, Marilyn . r ':., z -, ,E Stevens - A i ' 'T ' , I, . MADRIGAL I, .g fl? Q.,, ' eei ,L if Clifford Schroeder, Othel Johnson, Ronnie Oxendale, ' :,,3,. 1 IIZ: 'fi 1 , Willard Johnson, Jim Howard, Larry Neville, Jean ' ' Hanson, Marilyn Sommers, Dick Duffy, Judy Ogden, Peggy Sonichsen, Audrey Ccwlham, Sandra Higby, Nancy Neville I -f K' sovs' QUARTET Dean Johnson, Herbie Turin, Jack McTasney, Bob Rex Bovs' QUARTET J f M- t V1 Dick Duffy, Clifford Schroeder, Othel Johnson, Ronnie f Oxenclale Q :hw I in 'ry I 5 j ' .Qi 3 g I g f! ' --if ,J ' lf? g r i si r N sJ,, l., , nl, r- L M lssr as G X L L lsrn :'. S T S I senl v ,nlnn - S 'js . '. I J C ,,se A, so gf G'RL5' W0 ' Judy Ogden, Marilyn Sommers, Gloria Girvan fg Q 5 iir'i- 1 W,,,,,,d ,ohnson 8UdART,fTb E h, G d ig Jack M61-osney , an ra IQ Y, t e o bersen, .V 5 . l P Clifford Schroeder, Judy Ogden, Marilyn Sommers, Othel i J o nson Dousua Mixer: QUARTET ' P Clifford Schroeder, Othel Johnson, Ronnie Oxendale, J Af. ,Dick Digffy., 'Barbara Linden, Myrna Lange, Jean Hanson, g ' , 1+ GQQY onic sen I Q DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET J Bob Hummel, Gerrit Dresselhuis, Herbie Turin, Donnie Petschauer, Arlene Howard, Carole Schultz, Margo,-ef Gustafson, Nancy Currie -forfy-two- 1 , '17 - 1 Nil-3 N Q Navi S , 9' J i 1 L: j .-R3 'JJ f l lei, 4, 'ii 1 2 W.. zlk gg .yxv , Y ss,s if C if r R ili Q if lil Q A FQ .L A E 6 if , V La ,VL ,, A BoYS' DOUBLE QUARTET -as oirr i ,sg , -'A'Q if A:.'A.. V, gf, is Dean Johnson, Othel Johnson, Ronnie Oxendale, Willard V 'Q 'V fi '-' gk I 'lil l lf. S V' is 7 l ' ' S Johnson, Wellman Lindstrom, Clifford Schroeder, Jock ,' 1 J F -I - jf , 'N f- , ' .. J,J. li ,gQ,,,:,: V McTasney, Dick Duffy ,Lf f Egg if if , 5, . I --l'S ,L , ' 7 7 ' R' '- g J 'fr if 5 ' ' 'I P W , - S J I I I fr E A BOYS DOUBLE QUARTET T T' , I' 3 ! ' J V, A l -J ll if , fl i Bob Hummel, Gerrit Dresselhuis, Ronnie Hogue, Larry JV , , V , f, 5 ,A V V, ,V ,',,V 'AIVA , V 4 Neville, Jim Wieborg, Bob Rex, Elwood Anderson, ,- ' V ,mV 1, ffhj . ,Q ll ' 'V' Q25 ,1i. S Donnie Petschauer 'I j fi A Q fr, A Ji ' J V lil fi , VVXSVVV V f, i :VV, V! , QV, f V VVL V, 'il . ai J' :si I r A ' GIRLS' QUARTET , 4, 50 'df0 l'liQlDY, -ll-Idy Ogden, Marilyn Sommers, Barbara rg L A I - , - ' :R -+ ,I . A - Linden L, Ls J, h ,V : I Sxriie, GIRLS' QUARTET if W , A Q 3' Diane Boerner, Peggy Sonichsen, Audrey Cowlham, , ' L SV Q VVS VV I HV l V LaVon Belstene , ,V , V l 5 'ly A IV 'Alf A I A - , J 1 W? 1 fl I f All .W I l 5' 'M In A 'ki I ' ,J J I 2 V . , ,.ii ,ff ,,l S 'YV' .,, WM, QIQV - J , , i A if iz, 5 ,1r,' f fi ll , -.J. 5, ' J J if' ' I J S i i Q , e S A 5 maui ,,,, i . ,i, -I ' ' B , I , S A A lil S lf W I l 4 11 E . I ,f l I A lil 5 5 I QM I f Q ,z , I Q, E , i ll 'M' , . , V, GIRLS' TRIO , 5, 5 Y ,,,' L? V'i.J , Sandra Higby, Efhel Godbersen, Bonnie Roasch ' 9 ,I GIRLS' SEx're'r l ,VV , , , ll T Q Joan Johnson, Patty Sonichsen, Marilyn Snyder, Linda E I 2 v 1 ' Boom, Joyce Schroeder, Judy Sonksen 2 lee, R 1 GIRLS' QUARTET L J' 'iii A 'J Q H ' , H Mg, l JaNelle Iversen, Lynda Johnson, Linda Boom, Joyce L 3 ? I ' V Schroeder ' , I K f 2 2 . ,rg V, I, , ., A 3 V I f A V ., A 'gg , WV I 'S L f'1X L A 'Sa ff , I GIRLS SEXTET J A , Q Q ' , vb, ll' X - S Marilyn Sommers, Barbara Linden, Jean Hanson, Gloria ' M 'K JV - 5 i r VV N 55, f, lf ,J VZ I VY, W Q Girvan Judy Ogden, Audrey Cowlham Y GIRLS SEXTET Tl 5, 'fi I l lx . .V V if fi: ff, - fg ', Ji Lynette Lamons, Marilyn Stevens, Margaret Johnson, V 2 , ' 5, V ' ' ., . Kay McFarland, Carole Schultz, Gloria Larson f A L r ,L 4 1 V 1 V',V 5 V I, ' r 1 , - - 1 S 7 , , ,SV , ,,,, , L , -2 fly 5 is r ' ii , ii I T s ,V forty three- l Bb CLARINETS Nancy Currie Arlene Howard Peggy Sonichsen Myrna Lange Lynda Johnson Diane Boerner Bonnie Raasch Norma Stiles Beverly Johnson Linda Boom Dorothy Fox Joyce Schroeder Carole Schultz Barbara Anderson ALTO CLARINET Ba rba ra Linden ,N . g,-fm WMMH ,fc Nm BASS C,-AMNETS FRENCH HoRNs BARWON: sAxoPHoNEs Judy Ogden Sandra Higby Rhonda Bieschke FLUTES Janette Youngren Donna Stiles LaDonna Bergman Shirley Buehler OBOE Kay McFarland BASSOON Jean Marie Thies Faith Albach 'Judy Sonksen 'Margaret Johnson Betty Carlson ' Ronnie Hogue ALTO SAXOPHONES t 'Dick Duffy 'Gloria Larson JaNell lversen Jane Leonard Arlene Nielson Patty Sanichsen TENOR SAXOPHONES if 'Ronald Oxendale Clifford Schroeder Jean Hanson Rosalie Nuetzman Marjorie Downing TRUMPETS Gloria Girvan Bill Stock Duane Buehler Michael Seney Jim Wieborg Janis Smith Gary Boerner BARITONES John Noyd Marilyn Snyder LaDonna Miller 'Members of Senior Symphonic Band, an organization designed to produce a big sound with fewer instruments. -forty-four- K TROMBONES Herb Turin Marilyn Sommers Betty Hanson Lois Taphorn Donald Petschauer Bill Ogren Roger Buehler TU BAS Willard Johnson Curtis Raasch Elwood Anderson Donald Oxendale PERCUSSION Bob Rex Genevieve Raasch 'Jim Howard Ka ren J ohnson L.J,x 'f . . 1 , x 'T , ZW ' fm- L-l lgilug. 175 L,-.3 ' , 5 ' 1 11 .. , III! 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V y ','lk 441,34 AM SAXOPHONE QUARTET Gloria Larson, Dick Duffy, Jean Hanson, Ronald Oxendale SAXOPHONE SEXTET Dick Duffy, Ronald Oxendale, Clifford Schroeder, Gloria Larson, Jean Hanson, Rosalie Nuetzman SAXOPHONE QUARTET Clifford Schroeder, Jane Leonard, Patty Sonichsen, Rosolie Nuetzman FRENCH HORN QUARTET Judy Sonksen, Faith Alboch, Margaret Johnson, Betty Carlson forty-six BRASS QUARTET Michael Seney, Bill Stock, Marilyn Sommers, Marilyn Snyder BRASS SEXTET John Noyd, Willard Johnson, Herb Turin, Duane Buehler, Gloria Girvan, Judy Sonksen CLARINET QUARTET 1 In fu L MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Judy Ogden, Barbara Linden, Myrna Lange, Peggy Sonichsen Miscellaneous Group of Woodwinds Rhonda Bieschke, Sandra Higby, Judy Ogden Diane Boerner, Linda Boom, Lynda Johnson, Beverly Johnson WOODWIND QUINTET Janette Youngren, Kay McFarland, Jean Thies, Nancy Currie, Margaret Johnson -forty-seven- TROMBONE QUARTET Marilyn Somrners, Herb Turin, Betty Hanson, Lo Taphorn CLARINET TRIO Nancy Currie, Peggy Sonichsen, Arlene Howard PERSONNEL Janette Youngren Donna Stiles LaDonna Bergman Shirley Buehler Nancy Currie Arlene Howard Peggy Sonichsen Myrna Lange Norma Stiles Lynda Johnson Bonnie Raasch Diane Boerner Linda Boom Dorothy Fox MARCHING BAND Beverly Johnson Joyce Schroeder Carole Schultz Barbara Anderson Dick Duffy Gloria Larson Jane Leonard Arlene Nielsen Patty Sonichsen Ronald Oxendale Jean Hanson Rosalie Nuetzman Marjorie Downing Rhonda Bieschke LaVon Belstene Marleen Roll Genevieve Raasch Scott Waller Karen Johnson Barbara Linden John Noyd Marilyn Snyder LaDonna Miller Gloria Girvan Duane Buehler Michael Seney James Wieborg Janis Smith Leon Robe Malinda Reik Pearl Kin Q Douglas Hoefling -forty-eight- Herb Turin Marilyn Sommers Betty Hanson Lois Taphorn Donald Petschauer Billy Ogren Roger Buehler Faith Albach Judy Sonksen Margaret Johnson Betty Carlson Willard Johnson Curtis Raasch Elwood Anderson Donald Oxendale Joan Johnson DRUM MAJORETTES Judy Ogden Kay McFarland TWIRLERS Marilyn Lange Josephine Gunderson JaNell lversen LaDonna Gehring Audrey Mandernach STATE SOLO AND SMALL GROUP CONTEST AT ALTA Event Rating Event Rating Vocal Solo-Treble Medium-Gloria Girvan Il Piano Solo-Nancy Currie II Cornet Solo-Duane Buehler I Vocal Solo-Treble Low-Kay McFarland ll Trombone Solo-Lois Taphorn ll Vocal Solo-Treble High-Gloria Larson ll Piano Solo-Lynda Johnson I Trombone Solo-Herbie Turin I Vocal Solo-Treble Medium-Ethel Godbersen I Cornet Solo-Mike Seney I Vocal Solc-Treble Low-Judy Ogden I Vocal Solo-Treble High-Bonnie Raosch ll Cornet Solo-Billy Stock Il Piano Solo-Genevieve Raasch I Vocal Solo-Treble High-Marilyn Sommers I Bass Clarinet Solo-Sandra Higby ll French Horn Solo-Ronnie Hogue Ill Bass Solo-Othel Johnson I Cornet Trio- Gloria Girvan, Duane Buehler, Bill Stock I Clarinet Solo-Linda Boom ll Brass Sextet I Chamber Group of Winds I French Horn Solo-Margaret Johnson I Vocal Solo-Treble Medium-Barbara Linden ll French Horn Solo-Judy Sonksen II Clarinet Solo-Nancy Currie ll Tenor Solo-Clifford Schroeder I Tenor Solo-Dick Duffy I Mixed Clarinet Quartet Ill Trumpet Trio- Mike Seney, Jim Wieborg, Janis Smith ll Girls' Trio- Marilyn Sommers, Judy Ogden, Gloria Girvan I Trombone Quartet Il Brass Quintet ll Drum Ensemble I Girls' Trio- Bonnie Raasch, Ethel Godbersen, Sondra Higby Ill Brass Quartet ll Drum Solo-Karen Johnson ll Bassoon Solo-Jean Thies III Clarinet Solo-Arlene Howard ll Drum Solo-Genevieve Raasch l Drum Solo-Bob Rex ll Double Mixed Quartet-Nancy Currie, Carol Schultz, Arlene Howard, Margaret Gustafson, Donald Petschauer, Herbie Turin, Bob Hummel, Gerrit Dresselhuis III French Horn Quartet I Double Mixed Quartet-Myrna Lange, Barbara Linden, Jean Hanson, Peggy Sonichsen, Dick Duffy, Clifford Schroeder, Othel Johnson, Ronald Oxendale Oboe Solo-Kay McFarland Woodwind Trio Clarinet Trio- Norma Stiles, Bonnie Raasch, Myrna Lange Saxophone Sextet Baritone Solo-Ronald Oxendale Boys' Quartet-Clifford Schroeder, Dick Duffy, Ronald Oxendale, Othel Johnson Baritone-Euphonium Solo-Marilyn Snyder Alto Saxophone Solo-Dick Duffy Clarinet Trio- Nancy Currie, Peggy Sonichsen, Arlene Howard Flute Solo-LaDonna Bergman Boys' Quartet-Herbie Turin, Bob Rex, Jack McTasney, Dean Johnson Girls' Sextet-Barbara Linden, Marilyn Sommers, Audrey Cowlham, Gloria Girvan, Jean Hanson, Judy Ogden Alto Saxophone Solo-JaNell lversen Flute Solo-Donna Stiles Woodwind Quartet Flute Solo-Janette Youngren Girls' Sextet-Gloria Girvan, Carol Schultz, Lynette Lamons, Marilyn Stevens, Margaret Johnson, Kay McFarland Woodwind Quintet Tuba Solo-Elwood Anderson Alto Saxophone Solo-Gloria Larson Flute Trio Saxophone Quartet-Dick Duffy, Gloria Larson, Jean Hanson, Ronnie Oxendale B Flat Clarinet Quartet-Diane Boerner, Linda Boom, Lynda Johnson, Beverly Johnson Tuba Solo-Willard Johnson Girls' Quartet-Barbara Linden, Marilyn Sommers, Sandra Higby, Judy Ogden Saxophone Quartet- Jane Leonard, Patty Sonichsen, Rosalie Neutzman, Clifford Schroeder Trumpet Quartet Mixed Quartet-Marilyn Sommers, Judy Ogden, Clifford Schroeder, Othel Johnson Double Boys' Quartet- Wellman Lindstrcm, Clifford Schroeder, Willard Johnson, Dick Duffy, Jack McTasney, Ronald Oxendale, Dean Johnson, Othel Johnson -forty-nine- I ll ll ll I I I ll I ll I ll I II I II Il Event Rating Girls' Quartet- LaVon Belstene, Audrey Cowlham, Peggy Sonichsen, Diane Boerner ll Flute Quartet ll B Flat Clarinet Quartet- Nancy Currie, Arlene Howard, Myrna Lange, Norma Stiles ll Double Boys' Quartet-Elwood Anderson, Donald Petschauer, Jim Wieborg, Bob Rex, Larry Neville, Ronald Hogue, Bob Hummel, Gerrit Dresselhuis Ill Baritone Saxophone Solo-Marjorie Downing Ill Mixed Quartet- Willard Johnson, Jack McTasney, Sandra Higby, Ethel Godbersen ll Madrigal-LaVon Belstene, Bonnie Raasch, Sherlynn Grove, Lynette Lamons, Marilyn Stevens, Kay McFarland, Margaret Johnson, Wellman Linclstrom, Donald Petschauer, Jim Wieborg, Ronald Hogue, Dean Johnson, Jack McTasney ll Chamber Group of Brass II Madrigal-Nancy Neville, Marilyn Sommers, Audrey Cowlham, Jean Hanson, Peggy Sonichsen, Sandra Higby, Judy Ogden, Dick Duffy, Willard Johnson, Clifford Schroeder, Jim Howard, Othel Johnson, Larry Neville, Ronald Oxendale I CONTEST RESULTS FROM STATE LARGE GROUP CONTEST AT LOGAN Mixed Chorus I Girls' Glee Club ll Boys' Glee Club I Band I Small group and solo contest was held at Alta April 5 and 6. Large group contest was held at Logan May 4. No preliminaries were held for district or sectional elimination. CONTESTANT SELECTION RADIO SPEAKING Shirley Buehler -- What Does Communism Mean to You and to Me? Coleen Dinges ...... Careers of a Lifetime Dorothy Fox ........ The Home Repairs Racketeers Bonnie Hard --- Hungary, Then and Now Mavis Meltesen .... Why a High School Education is Important Dennis Thevenot -- Drivers Who Make Our Highways Dangerous Rosalie Veit -- Should Juvenile Delinquency be a World Wide Problem? INTERPRETIVE READING Sally Swanson .......... Teddy Bear A. A. Milne, Revelation 21: I-8 ORATORICAL DECLAMATION Janette Youngren -- Homeless America HOME CONTEST ODEBOLT PRE DISTRICT DISTRICT ROCKWELL LAKE CITY CITY I II I II I Il I II I II STATE DENISON CONTESTANT DRAMATIC SELECTION DECLAMATION Shirley Buehler .... The All-Seeing Eye Bonnie Hard --- Arlene Howard -- Patty Sonichsen --- Cataracts - Forgotten Witness Angel's Wickedness Peggy Sonichsen -- The Sign of the Cross Herbert Turin .... - - - - - - - Submerged u n HUMOROUS DECLAMATION Elwood Anderson -- Tommy Stearns at the Dick Duffy ...... To Be or Not To Be Ronnie Hcgue -- Exit the Big Bad Wolf Library u H Yvonne Lange ......... Football Fan Bonnie Raasch .... The Leading Lady Marilyn Stevens ...... Goodbye, Sister ON E-ACT PLAY n H HOME PRE DISTRICT CONTEST DISTRICT ROCKWELL ODEBOLT LAKE CITY CITY Il I I II II Il I I I I I II Il I I I I Il II I I I II I I I SPEECH CONTEST RESULTS Back row: Elwood Anderson, Dennis Thevenot, Herbie Turin, Ronnie Hague, Dick Duffy, Yvonne Lange. Middle rowg Bonnie Hard, Bonnie Raasch, Peggy Sonichsen, Shirley Buehler, Coleen Dinges, Patty Sonichsen, Rosalie Veit. Front row: Mavis Meltesen, Sally Swanson, Janette Youngren, Dorothy Fox, Marilyn Stevens, Arlene Howard, Mr. Shaw. STATE DENBON CNE-ACT P l. A Y Nosonv SLEEPS Spike, a burglar, is interrupted while searching for the Busby house money in a desk drawer, by the three Busby daughters Daisy, Ada, and Glory who come downstairs for o midnight snack, Mrs. Busby, who is writing o mystery story and wants to get acquainted with a good burglar, comes down- stairs to find that Nobody Sleeps. Through a process of questioning, it is discovered that Spike is a failure as a burglar and really hasn't been able to pull a good job in years. f-fifty-one-- l s l l 3 5 Characters Spike, the burglar ....... --- Mrs. Busby, the mother ....-- ------ Ted Meents Joyce Mandernach Daisy, daughter, l6 -- ..... Sandra HiQl3Y Ada, daughter, l8 --- Glory, daughter, 20 --- -- Bonnie 'Raasch -- Barbara Linden i ,QL , E F A Q 1 if J ,? 2 V g .L ff.- , eskwgb tr -A ,Q , LI 5 ,L fl lg CAST A Ethel Godbersen - Peggy Sonichsen L Dean Johnson -LL Beverly Johnson L LaDonna Bergman Sandra Higby L-- Richard Thayer -- Arlen Luitjens Don Ccwlham Leslie Noll - - 5 'Q U L 7 K wi. we f 'A' 1 Lp l ' fi E fi A Q ,,. ki V 1 - 4 , is -3 Kal 1, 4-:uf ,g,, ' fl J A ' I 2 E 41? Lizzie, the maid Agnes Carol lthe motherl Qi 3 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY - TIME OUT FUR GINGER NOVEMBER 26 and 27 CAST B -L .... Sherlynn Grove Janette Youngren Howard Carol lthe fatherl-LL --L Ronald Hogue Joan, their daughter Jeannie, their daughter Ginger, their daughter Eddie Davis, Joan's boy friend Tommy Green, Ginger's boy friend Mr. Wilson, high school principal Ed Hoffman, bank presi- dent and Howard Carol's boss Rhonda Bieschke - Travis Lamons L- Bonnie Raasch L-L Dennis Bengford L- L-- Darrell Buehler -- --- Ralph Cowlham Robert Siebrocht i L .-.,' 6 4 L7 i 2 f t f my Q srfrr y.rJ i : . A .t:' ' Mmffmsr The story opens with a fairly staid banker who needs some sort of creative release and finds it in lecturing to local high school classes on the need for self-fulfillment. lt quickly develops, how- ever, that the banker's youngest daughter, Ginger, has been very much impressed by her father's exhortations. She has further de- cided that her own true fulfillment can best be realized by going out for the football team. Any number of complications result: the father's job is jeopardized because the bank president doesn't ap- prove, the girl's elder sisters insist that their social life has been blighted-especially Joan, whose boy friend is captain of the foot- ball team, and the girl football player finds that playing football and being a girl aren't always compatible, particularly when her own boy friend disapproves of what she's doing, After any number of riotous mishaps, all ends on a happily tender note with the fam- ily going -out to see Jeannie in the high school play, WSW E, X .xr - - M K f , . . 5i'.Tl WT'.1f f.i3f1?f2frf'i1211 fr ifybgrlerswfiffwftfflint fl? s S Qu i ' gf , 2 592' iii? f o rt' 'L lg S f ---- I ---- l - 1 fiilk - 1 ' '- i 7' f ' E W ' ' 2iii!lQ'fifK ' -V 1 g my ' - ge - -, , - mi-li ' 4 W, wir' 1 fy' .Q Q. 1 . , ,ge ffsw. it ' X X i ggi 'Q R R if i 5 Sf- 'tr X if 2 Midi jf, , ,, . M' , v . Ji Synopsis- Father of the Bride Mr. Banks learns that one of the young men he has seen occasionally around the house is about to become his son-in-law. Daughter Kay announces the engagement out of a clear sky. Mrs. Banks and the two boys are happy, but Banks is in a dither. The groom-to-be, Buckley Dunstan, appears on the scene and Banks realizes that the engagement is ser- ious. The wedding is planned as a very simple affair, but as time progresses, more and more complications develop. The list of guests grows until there are nearly two hundred more than the church will hold for the wedding and the home will hold for the reception. Mr. Banks finds himself digging into his pocket for new clothes, flowers, caterers, champagne, eight bridesmaids' dresses, hairdressers, salesmen, photographers, and food. The climax of the story comes when Buckly himself objects to the way things are getting out of hand. He storms from the house otrer Kay angrily tells him there will be no wedding. The ploy ends happily, however, after a reconciliation is made and the radiant bride leaves for the church' on the arm of her father. NV iv x-V A if Q if A T4 A Naya ai D iii, gr it is X it 5 22' ' i SPEECH CLASS Presents nFather of the Bride January I4 and I Monday Night CAST Othel Johnson ..... Dick Duffy .... Larry Neville --- Clifford Schroeder 5, l957 Tuesday Night Mr. Banks -- Ronald Oxendale - Ben Banks - ....... Ted Meents ,.- Tommy Banks ..... Clifford Schroeder -- Buckley Dunstan -- Don Taylor ...... --- - Buzz Taylor - Ronald Oxendale --- - Mr. MlSSOUl0 - - - - - - Grant Langle --- Larry Neville ----- Dick Duffy Ted Meents ....... Joe ...... Othel Johnson Grant Langle ...... Red --- Ronald Hoaglund Ronald Hoaglund --- Pete ....... Don Taylor Joyce Mandernach Sandra Higby ..... - Arlene Purdy --- LaDonna Bergman Gloria Girvan .... Tim's Man Clifford Schroeder --- -- - Mrs. Banks - Kay Banks - - Peggy Swift - Delilah Helen Kessler ..... -- - Miss Bellamy - - Mrs. Pulitzki - -- --- Larry Neville --- Gloria Girvan -- Nancy Neville -- Norma Stiles --- Arlene Purdy - .... Helen Kessler Joyce Mandernach Srrurrm' pretty. SUV 57199594 Ili ' - .vigwavxm rm- my x i Cruising down the river-- Tne three mouseketecrs, 7-Up ond Pretzels. Yum!! Ain'f life grand? F0rm9r?? Whof's going on here 7 A Q .1i:'f2'jZ i 1- lx' A WY - ' x iq 1- 115- Z ' ' f' A v 5 Ae-3?-'vi' 5 ' ' , rg 2 , ' Y I' ' . .- .4 ,v-f1J l4+'C 2, . J ' -' 1'2'p3.- 521: xx' X 'TF' Ci'3'.q,f' film' 81' ,., 12 9 . 1 sf W ' -.:.: .' ' ' ,IT ,f 4 if ,L ' xfiir 2 4:3-. ' 1-1,21 -. QS :Af K f 15:1 .ez , f.,25fL5.x fgzagy . ,pw- .l fi -Pb 1 ?Q?'.LfY7'V -4 'L ri -'fd' ,. ' 351355 :Ci-fgb ' 51' , g,-Pin 'A-P '. 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HART, Proprietor Ask us to demonstrate the new, field-proven line of John Deere tractors and implements. KRUSENSTJERNA IMPLEMENT T S- ' 2 x if li . 5 3 1 . 3 fm Our shelves are well-stocked, os you con see With items from bop records to broccoli. Our foods ore fresh, our prices lowg HSEE9 That hun only C1 little bllln Try KaIin's once and bock you'll go. ' ltions more fif- Dr. John makes Odebo Little Bo Peep is losing sleepy Her money hos no one to mind it. lf she'd use her head . And bank it instead, We dlsplal' Her worries would be put behind her. Qgooilh' fffoly- oossou' STATE BANK e co er o o 1 We deliver-you coll. LEROY'S CLOVER FARM STORE fifty seven . X i-I T ff Q M sages X I M J. 'giifsleiif fi, W ,LLx,LL ,ALL , I ' Q ODEBOLT BODY SHOP I . . - - -- If perchance you've a fender A . A bent' I is Go see Bob, He'Il take out is the dent. X 1 . E . vwrfmiwa eee we-W ee e W .' M iiiml -.S K.. .. Xe-- , A 1, , ,.,,- l 4 '-1 Sri ii H1 '2 2 s- we-rwfgs Msg: A 3 t at ewemw' e A his BUD'S CITIES SERVICE .-+ V Q- ---' .- For service with warmest smile, V V I Stop here, then go for many W a mile. B' SCHOLES HARDWARE Do you need a saw, a level, or hammer? lt's about our prices you've heard all the clamor. WATTS DRUG STORE Our cokes are superb. Our store is chock full Of delightful gift items For that special gal. ALBRECHT'S CAFE Are you tired, Mom, of feeding that, brood? Have dinner at Albrecht's- the food is superb! -fifty-eight- DONORS ARTH U R CAFE Arthur CLIFF'S RADIO 8- T. V. Arthur LANGLE'S DAIRY LLOYD LUN DBLAD MARlON'S FARM SERVICE Arthur HOWARD PU RDY SIEVERS GARAGE Arthur TED'S SERVICE Arthur 4 wit. ' www A in A ,,.. 'AQ lx is - .3 W.: Y, -Q. gs. x 151.5 SJ' T s 1 K it - X , l I W ,S A ifiif M R LANSINK TRANSFER We specialize in your livestock and grain hauling. GEORGE LANSINK Ida Grove, Iowa Phone Kiron 2l53 ARTHUR LUMBER YARD When you need lumber, a screw, or a nail, Buy here, we rank high on any rating scale. WUNSCHEL'S OIL COMPANY Arthur For the best service in the town of Arthur Go to Wunschel's with your car, sir. ARTHUR ELEVATOR Buy grain there, that's where I got mine. They've got the best buys, any day, rain or shine. GRASSLAND FEEDER PIG CO. For feeder pigs, friendly service and feed, The Grassland Company fiIlS your every need. SELLMAN AND LARSON Friendly service Free delivery, too. Quality Briardale Foods. Try us, won't you? -tifty-nine- LASHlER'S PRODUCE Top prices for your cream and eggs. THE MODERN INN- a name well-known, A rendezvous for young and old. Come join us thereg the malts are fhick, The coffee's hot, the service quick. CARRIER AUTO SERVICE It pays .to keep your car in good condition. Come to us for a tune-up Or complete overhaul job. --sixty-- ARLO KILKER PHONE 375B, Odebolt He lp us in our campaign for careful driving. Make safe driving a habit. It pays to know your State-Farm Agent. ODEBOLT COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR We handle a complete stock of time proven FELCO FEEDS sf K , Q9 .:,, 6 S 'gr ' Q l 'f1?l5frlrwlya W s ,, Kkfyrg - Q-. .Nc Hr A ... a ' . Bw er, M arm WQQKWFS X-iw wk 5' n s. Ream. 'lt In .JVQQSQ5 hwy 'SQQFN 3 'fn 'N XA r 'W 'QM were Q .rug Q .. K 451- , ,NMK rx: K W we ig- .. . X' , V . fs .K . V, - E. , , 3 A . - R il - ,. 7 ., 1 K KKK W, gil: K K fbi I' .N A , T '. I f . E N A . Q .'-J , - ' -fr r- ci - ' sr' ' gi .. .W .W X I -,.s.,,,7KK .K ,L c .K . gigmlsi. , A Ei -5 . www- ',P ' ' W- . . . ' :'31 . . or A freeman: w-rz . - . I 1 1 . A f I 352. -A 'f f-I ,Q v fc 4 - :fig 1. f 'lv x , h .1 9 . 'fi Q, 1 -aw: A ,- 'X fx' . . ar -- 58415, - . K a s ref .E +L: K MK .Xl'Q,,kKN K of K ,QQ 'M A U .. rvsenfgfgfif - 1 rp g QW-' 1: ' ' . New Wikfywr sm, r,,, .JVMN .y..x Tilt? WHEELS ' ,, 4 fi. - Vi., . ,E .ggi S I . and M? I A, ,..f 1 Q ,, We buy your cream, your eggs, 'and your chickens, You'Il be well-paid here, sure as the dickens. JOHNSON'S PRODUCE with OU' Oil, Ol-II' gas, and water Your car will run as it orter. I TIEFENTHALER AND MCGONIGLE if aw fm:,5:g4,vwa V' f, 1, bgftxfi K 7-, of N 4,'v.,.,, is Q Nftnvzw I .,-rvvkwybrz V-. ,,,,w,,H K L .. , , A NW Y , , ff 'N11f LwK!?fii-gyI'3l. L4 i1ls-a,L I :Hi ,K ffl eeree A . r -- if Q .1 . .. Q , I 'e' ' I K 1,5 ffl, N, i MK! i ,,., J ,kt In ,, ,, ,L , 5 ages. . ' . . lk' 7. f '. ' as H22 fi- I Y . ,- 2 V T' ' 'Q Q ' 15 ,. - ' . ,KT r.f, , ,T C , -I For the quickest attention to you and your cor, Stop out on the corner, it's not very far. TRUDEAU'S STANDARD SERVICE For the sleekest cars, In the low-priced field, Come to MANDERNACH MOTORS, And get a good deal. Garages in Odebolt, Denison, Sav-this isn't news! We also have used cars. Come see-can you lose? Antenna broken? Tch! Tch! Too bad! As soon as we're called lt's as good as not had. WALT'S RADIO, T. V. AND APPLIANCES --sixty-one-- i rf? T513 if 5 ,iw sms A isffj r 'x-A 1 Um - m - m - ml That smell is divine! Where does it come from? Look at the sign. lt says 0debolt Bakery Whose fame has spread far. Their pies, cakes etc. Are way above par. The More You Eat The More You Want The Crackeriack Company If that A fa Place the face? lt's Elsie Williams at IPS. !OWA PUBLIC SERVICE A dirty garment will never do, well-groomed look means much to ct well-kncwn to more than a few Korneisel makes it good as new! it you Pat s getting sham, But he's not forlorn. He knows that Harvey Will do it properly. KELLER'S BARBER SHOP -sixty-two-- he-...f You often see this in Odebolt Richard s probably telling a joke But this is no joke-just buy it and see That SWANSON S insurance is a sure guarantee A satisfied customer, Grant says they're delicious. Mrs. B's home-cooked meals Are also nutritious. BROWER HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP Go to KRUSENSTJERNA HARDWARE And you will search no more Whether you need fresh wallpaper Or paint for your floor The TV is located In the right spot. See your favorite show While the coffee's still hot. GLASS TAP New machinery you want: lt's McCormick we've got. BOERNER AND ROTH -sixty-th ree- We fix that erring iron, Adjust that broken clock, Sell you fine appliances, Next time, won't you stop? H 81 M ELECTRIC Problems with livestock? Pets that are sick? lt is just those problems That l'll try to lick. DR. C. L. PAGE Your local dealer in boards, nails, and posts- You can be sure we make good our boasts. GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY +sixty-fOur- DONORS Arthur Bowling Alley Arthur Trust 81 Savings Bank Buntrock-Salie Studio Storm Lake Cannon Studio The Clothes Shop Coburn's 5c to S1 Store George Dresselhuis Duffy and Einspahr Alden Fineran Friday Motors Gamble Store Great Plains Supply Company Gronemeyer Construction Erick Johnson Jewelry Dr. R. R. Landry Larson and Purdy The Leonard Hatchery Sac Lindsay's Store Arthur Millard's Radio and TV Odebolt Locker Odebolt Oil Company Rex Chevrolet Reynolds DX Ruth's Fashion Shoppe County Mutual Telephone Dr. W. M. Schoeberl Sportsman's Inc. Storm Lake Sunny Side Market Arthur C. A. Teaquist Dr. P. E. Treman The Wallace Company Wardrip Furniture Company Dr. F. W. Worth fy.-'51-45:-ma 1H1'9f3'35iE' -. A--sfwfesgw. -55.1. ' 1 Z 'f.',,:-, ' - ' ,:!:3'eqffM'g -,jx,.'t: . 1- A ' L: ' l.: ':fe'1 ' 'WL .L .3 FMR. M m+a+ffhQe2+2-Bhxlawwf.. -. V W im? fm' Q?-A -4 -'iw-v '-'- u1r14rA1a41DN-I 2? x - ' ' A' 5 '-L .4.L., Lai?1u w m- ihf' 'AWS-fr5Yi'91 ' 1'2wwzwi,: ' 1. ,.., J .U U ,.j-.. 5 ., - Q 1 N53 F. .,.. .4.-,.w.,: my, 11355: ,-,,,-1 jg V 2 if - ' 11,6 . - K :. 3-.341 H H ,,1,-,i afj-Si am 4 -.,2yws1fw'ec-'rar-aeizfziff...2 H T ' '.:'j' -.Q I 36.5 f-' -rg' - . 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'5.-' 'A xx , ' 1 V Q H l R Y- .351 Q' W vu. f wif 'Vit' 'T' 'W 53. a 5 1 X Pl asv . f f Admlnlt t n ra io MATI LDA EINSPAH R Arcadia Buena Vista College Sixth Grade, Odebolt JANICE BRUENING Lake City Iowa State Teachers College Second Grade, Odebolt -Q f 'L ,9 I :F HH Q 2' . lt ?gif'v.b J 3 L RONALD WAGGONER Vail Buena Vista College Fifth Grade, Odebolt JANICE VERMEER Sioux Center Central College, Pella First and Second Grades, Odebolt , f I st f H X Dorothy Reynolds West Liberty Iowa State Teachers College Buena Vista College Fourth Grade, Odebolt IRENE SWANSON Gowrie Iowa State Teachers College First Grade, Odebolt FWS JOAN OLSEN Dow City Iowa State Teachers College Third and Fourth Grades, Odebolt MARTHA KENNEDY Odebolt Iowa State Teachers College Drake University Wayne State Teachers College Morningside College Iowa State College Kindergarten, Odebolt 'saw S , M s I 4, 5- 5 5 I BARBARA WOLFF Lytton Iowa State Teachers College Third Grade, Odebolt ELEMENTARY VIOLA SENTER Arthur Buena Vista College Arthur Seventh and Eighth Grades GRADES VILMA REHM Odebolt Buena Vista College Arthur Fifth and Sixth Grades CORINNE FOUTS Battle Creek Buena Vista College Arthur First Grade BARBARA KYLE Greene, lowa lowa State Teachers College Arthur Fourth Grade VIRGINIA BOGGS Arcadia Iowa State Teachers College B. A. Buena Vista College Arthur Kindergarten Music ZADIE METZ Ida Grove Buena Vista College Arthur Third Grade DONALD CLARK Steel City, Nebraska Kansas Teachers College Wheeler No, 8 School we X., is N sa-' DONNA AUGUSTSON Primghar Wayne State Teachers College Arthur Second Grade KATH RYN LINMAN Boyer lowa State Teachers College Boyer School DONNA HUNTER Sac City Iowa State Teachers College Colorado University Grade Physical Education Girls' Physical Education, High School Science Girls' Basketball Chaperon RUTH HAEFNER Sioux City Morningside College Iowa State Teachers College English BOB BUUM Spencer B. A, Iowa State Teachers College Girls' Basketball Coach Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Driver Training Industrial Arts EUGENE HABERKAMP Klemme B. M. Ed. Luther College Graduate Work Drake University Vocal Music, Grades and High School JAMES HESLOP Eldora B. S. Drake University Social Studies English Science Assistant Football and Basketball Coach DENNIS H. PETERSON Odebolt B. A. Iowa State Teachers College M. A. Wichita Municipal University, Wichita Mathematics Science i I I I ' X ff ec., . ' V 1-1 -- . gi it I N .. K :.. 'I v , ,... U g tg, N ........i, . l x ALVIN BROLSMA Orange City N. W. Junior College, Orange City B. A. Westmar College, Le-Mars Mathematics Junior High Football Junior High Girls' Basketball BEN MARLENEE Perry B. S. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate Work Iowa State College Korean Veterans Farm Training Instructor W, .. 5 , HIGH K . A rg TQ? S, F '4Sf fi' I-.,. 7. .fs if .aim . -' 1 sw- NORMAN STAFFORD Webster City B. A. lowa State Teachers College M.M. Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N. Y. Instrumental Music SENIOR HIGH Qf ? ROSMER L. BRUCE Odebolt B. A. Grinnell College Graduate Work University of Iowa Iowa State Teachers College Business Education Trojan Advisor School Chronicle Sponsor FRANK SHAW Odebolt B. A. Buena Vista College Graduate Work Drake University University of Iowa English and Speech Dramatics coach vi' A WG 'wx fly? . ,rv DALE YOUNG Storm Lake B. A. Buena Vista College Bays' Athletic Coach Football, Basketball, Track Boys' Physical Education Social Science PAU LINE G. BERG Dayton B. S. Iowa State College Graduate Work Texas Teachers College Iowa State Teachers College General Science Chemistry ...ov . 'T .ff MRS. ELIZABETH OLSON Dallas Center B. S. Iowa State College Graduate Work Drake University Iowa State College Home Economics Lunch Room Supervision BOYD MILLER Brewster, Kansas B. S. Kansas State College Vocational Agriculture X T T ADMIN ISTRATICDN CHARLES FERGUSON LLOYD MOE JOE SILOVICH Principal, High School Principal, Junior High Principqll Arthur Elementary and BART'-EY G- OGDEN Lake View, Iowa Forest City, Iowa Junior High , f S h I B. A, Iowa State Teachers College B. A. lowa State Teachers College Evelefhl Minnesota SUpe 'r'tendem O C OCS Graduate work B. S. University of Minnesota Akron' Iowa C. H Drake University Graduate work B' A4 low? Sfcffe Teachers 'O egg Biology University of South Dakota M. A. University of lowa Wrestling Coach V 5, f r -seventy- i 1 Left to Right-Board Members: THELMA DRESSELHUIS, CARL SONICHSEN, PAUL Fox, ROBERT DANNENBERG, MARvow: srocx Superintendent of Schools BARTLEY OGDEN Doris Johnson peme Corsfensen Secretary to Mr. Ogden T ond to the Board of Education reosurer of Odebolt-Arthur School District rev' BOARD OF EDUCATION To these people we credit the smooth operation of Odebolt-Arthur Community School. They hire our teachers, make our rules, and decide all major policies concerning the school. The standards of a board of educa- tion become the standards of a school, and we are proud to be students in a school with such high standards and such an excellent reputation. -seventy-one- ,QPR 1--fd' f4 l'.'i ,. ODEBOLT BUS DRIVERS Back row-Amos Wagner, Chester Thevenot, Leonard Tiefen- thaler, Reverend Edward Moberg, Bill Sykes. Front row-Wanda Carrier, Charles Teaquist, Richard Wales. HOT LUNCH COOKS, ODEBOLT Mrs. Margaret Babcock, Mrs. Helen Peters, Mrs. Libbie Selby JANITOR, ODEBOLT Cliff Miller JANITOR, ODEBOLT Amos Wagner JANITOR, ARTHUR HOT LUNCH COOKS ARTHUR W. L. Seney Mrs Elna Lorenzen Mrs Margle Llpplncott S -Q V X.. l K, 1' 2 5 5 'H T-.4 l 'F , j jjfzp ' , , 4 xp. ..,Q,7,, 45 if X is gg I , V ,P y', ' 3 -seventy-two I f.ff?i 3 -: -' 2 4' Q + dw , XVXW Nf -f- 3 5121 r .1 f ,.,- z! Jin f 4452 ' 4.. f g f ,gf 'E' 9 IXAL I fx ,,,1 f'4t fx lff?EwfQ QQ xl ' J J 4 ,g,A L' Iuuqcn A bwxu D H .'.. : A u lu H U . 'ff 1 K J .N . 'J me 'Ji N WLS ' :J Q Q ,f. 2. - no 4. ,- , - ' Q- I - A15 ghd, , -- XX f 'fimzz f' I , he W QQ Q, X .M , V., N, X . , .s -. f U , ' A - 535, 1 94 -iv' '715' Q ,tg Tiff'-W ft iz:-,.'3,, '- M, ,ffl L?':w?,f:,'sf2-iiaiff 1. .N .,?.g,, bg: .,., In . 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Ann Hemer W it Larry Hoaglund x - ' Linda Johnson l G Marsha Linman Sheryl Moody Arthur Paulsrud Amy Peterson Kent Rydberg Larry Schulte Donna Stuhr Billie Jo Sweeden E5 Lesley Zoch ii S g a lil if QQ Q S. is 5 . LA ' ' iii Qfffi N g D 6 'f1.:.1zfineMf 'm K l wr, ' I f..Qf ...-r Ne- ,nr 4, J' WE ,K Q 'lg if, fir W i A.. . .. .. 5 y y i ff... -- tiny' I .,,, 'K Mc i i e ' ' 551 it s ' Q : W.-. - rm' Q it w' f, .: ffl' H Id' 2, Qi a is ffl at ODEBOLT Afternoon Section Donna Albrecht Curtis Anderson Bonnie Bengford Mark Bettin Mona Marie Bird Coe Marie Brolsmo Lance Dublinske Kenneth Fineran Dan Griffin Patricia Hansen Thomas Hunt Roger Koch Rickey Kropf Jean Ann Lange Kathy Lange Charles Lindberg Geraldine Lingren Sandra Moe Ruth Marie Neppl Michael Peterson Jocqulyn Rockdaschel Thomas Simpson Valerie Veit Kathy Wilken Dale Wulf Tomalis Jovonich -seventy five iff' if 'W LW,- vl f 4 6' 'U .5 ' Si, 4, I ar Se, of 49 . - N wr' 'W' if - -ff ,iff 'H , K f . K mi :S 4 A 5 fc S M if K f S ... in AV l We -' R 1 If , V - . - -1 f- -N , - - a- lf- xl N .4 f , f' . FJ - . . , ,QQ K Q M ly .' 3 W- Y W MR 2 2 V D i S X , , Q , .W X ' A if 9114, v-', E-fi' Q1 i12.f,,'v,'.:.trff 'l ARTHUR Lynnette Clark, Denise Greenwald, Susan Hanneman, Lonnie Lippencott, Vance Lundell, Rickey McMullen. Shirley Neumann, Bobby Noll, Catherine Noll, Joann Roeder, Arlo Schmidt, Cheri Skarin. fn- 40- Q f-4, rw' ' 1,5 pin my ,V , .Mi ASD x -My N.:r-fdlwk 1' OSX 'H we u SVN -Q- L9 45 E FIRST wwf fl 941' ' 1,1 .nv 4 USUN 'dv ,if cflcll vw-'V' yas-I4 6 Q -tax .Q 459 GRADE 4. J -' ' - ,iyf-K-V 1: .1-. A I il J- -,ii E, . Q is ff? B .41 E g .5 E A .. g l , 5 f s i to ' J 1 + I E 5 . ' J , F352 K , .A K , V .,.,. . .... .. E , Y V g I 5 y to t D J r J , t o , 5 ll' Q .J . wt . 4 to , il 2' 'B ll 'J' 4 All Q 0 if A elf 'J J' ll: V QQ- GU , f '3 5 SQ, ri L VV gs E ip E - I N Pl f X if : ,.- . 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COMBINATION GRADE: Steven Allen, Linda Godbersen, Sandra Hokanson, Roger Lamaak, Mary Jo Lange, Danny McFarland, Jimmy Raasch, Ruth Ann Siebrecht, Doris Ann Stockton, Karen Streed. WHEELER No.8 Cyla Freese Lynn Johnson ODEBOLT Dale Boom, Dale Danielson, Gerald Einspahr, Bruce Fredrichsen, ' L I' H hes Barbara Girvan, Randy Gray, Bruce Hokanson, es ie ug , Ro er Huisenga, Charles Lashier, Marlys Lindskoog, Sandra McFar- Q land, John Mason. Susan Moe, Dale Mohr, Linda Ogren, Jean Ohden, Betty Olson, ' ' B ' S llstrom, Luther Plain, Kelly Reinhart, Pamela Searles, onnie e Sharon Simon, Michael Stafford, Esther Streed, Larry Vaughn. Q Ji 1' 'F I elif, fi W 'f bach COMBINATION ROOM Alvin Brolsma, Gwendo- Keith ei en . Iyn Buehler, Linda Down, Mark Lieder Leslie Mandernach, Jim Mc Gonigle, Alan Olson, Judy Poen, Michael Stierlin, Diana Terry. Eddie Sandberg, Diane Smith, in rf' 5 , BOYER Keith Fineran Francis Zimmer Spf' SECOND R19 .. 2? . ,,.., . ,..,,.k K 1 5 i n 'ff . 2' 1 ,, f .J I 4. as if-fr I f- G G .S ,L I gaming E gl gi. v,,.l,,,, : ii:,if.f4rzsrsi:g I X 'Ji if ' Will! V J A . K ' an ,,t,km, ., img ' Vt.. V, i -.eri k x -...k I M . . W Q, a9:2a-Q, 5, l If Y ' ' 1 -it w'f'.9 I-,qs Iwi:-3 - 0' 'W it v 2955: ...lf ,Q W 'M --seventy-eight- f R .fs V l LZZV an fi.. 5 v 5. wi dw A -' 'N fiaiv' 3 4 qw- i 1 I. x K K yi, .A V Vikhf 5: 5 i f ' f 2' 4 ,Q , N 3 A V do 2 X , I my R, Y: . ,f ,.-H' 'ffl W 'N fx ' ' f - ' ' V T' K Q L if Y :Z x5 , ,...::-..-.11-Q, , n L. . , , I J f fi Q, 1 A gif ' ,.,: 'gh' tx , A ' W ,. Q 1 V - - A 4 'Y ,f wif..-' 2 fl, .rf K 15 A R all wp ian G, d WWA if ul! Eh , , G R A D E ARTHUR ga as Q1 I 1-1.iif1.g' I , Duane Carlson, Patricia Colvin, Bobby Godbersen, Patty is ' ,,, 'Ui' 'M V lx Haefner, Ricky Haradon, George Lansink, Gloria Levin, f- fd 43 . 0 f 4 gi -fa wif -sherry Mitchell, Jim oxdnddid, Teddy Paulsrud, Ldodn Ryd- xy y' Y J' I 0 wx fberg, Shirley Sharkey, Darnell Stuhr, Bob Thies, Roger R 142 X W K i R if swf Kill R , ,,, N s 4 A 5... ' 1 R X if R It lx f 1 X Rx A, K -seventy-nine-- 'ThraiIkiIl, Don Wunschel. ODEBOLT Ronald Boerner, Patricia Daniels, Charles Downing, Jo Ellen Ferguson Gerald Fredrichson, Linda Hardin Donna Hummel, Ronald Laufenberg Dennis McFarland, Dick McGonigIe LaNoy Peters, Charles Purdy THIRD Jan Rabe, Ted Richardson, Sherry Schroeder, Larry Schultz, Linda Schultz, Barbara Siebrecht Jackie Smith, Theron Smith, David Streed, Lyle Terry, Steven Thayer, Spencer Vaughn Mary Jo Wilken Duane Ziegmann Joc Ziegmann COMBINATION GRADE Marsha Janssen Joel Johnson 'Jayne Lashier Harvey McDonough Isabella Plain T' A Jan Sellman - if ri, M Marc Sommerfeld xi, is r ARTHUR Karen Bergman Sara Jane ' Christiansen Curtis Johnson Mary Ellen Johnson Linda Haradon Jean Lippincott G Marianne Kitterman Tommy Neal Kenny Neumann Wayne Neumann Elizabeth Noll si 'G' 259' xx K .ig-n Q Af' 255 A , Gayle Rydberg ' Joan Schmidt A Darla Siebrecht Diana Sfehr Sharon Wunschel BOYER Ronald Anderson Dennis Koch --eighty-one- X if is - fzff Yi 1 y -Q iw, .,, 7 N iw rf ,ar 25 'is ls N' , ,x lj , 5 me . yi. 5 , l 'W W 1 VF ., lm 1. my ii fyjl 4229 V' .Gf il , if fe-g.t', , .dl K .A, Q ,J -r l wt . 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F ,f WE i Q. .STX ' L 1' ' .JA ,, ff. fi V 1 ' 5 X Q W ARTHUR Top row lleft to righfl James Barker, Barry Bergman, Thomas Colvin, Sandra Einspahr, Jon Forsberg, Diana Hanneman, Judith Haefner, Anita Johnson, David Larson, Beverly Levin. Second row: Mary Ellen Lippincott, Marlyn Moody, Merlyn Moody, Malvern Neumann, Betty Sewell, Kenneth Sharkey, Larry Sharkey, Richard Thrailkill, Dean Wilson. BOYER Barbara Fineran, Tom Halboth, Larry Schwanz, Karen Vaughn, Karen Zimmer 13 . WHEELER No. 8 Eugene Diersen eighty-two- FCDURTH - K A A W.-, K1 iii' , Y . . J 3. .,f. . 9, y , N ODEBCLT Laurel Boerner, Merlin Boerner, B o b b y Dannenberg, Cosette Bergren, Karen Godbersen, Billy Gronemeyer, Carol Gustafson. Doyle Herrig, Marilyn Hogue, Roberta Huisenga, Gail Janssen, Richard Johnson, Susan John- son, Vicki Johnson. Patti Langle, Dennis Lingren, Pauline Loger, Diane McFar- land, Michael Miller, Linda Peters, Terrilyn Peterson. Rosemary Prichard, Jennifer Sellman, Cheryl Sellstrom, Lin- do Trudeau, Sheila Vaughn, David Ziegmann. COMBINA- TION GRADE: Donald Ander- son. GRADE Richard Carstensen, Joan Hemphill, Cheri Keller, Gerald Lange, Carol Paulson, Cheryl Rector, Milo Reik. 4' rv. 1' if ni X fo- ix ,L , ,. ' is ' lf' ' I-A ' , 1 -WM' -W .,,. all . f fr, V K ,,,:. A ss -Q' . M J, ff. 'J 'ia' , , ,Q , A : M D I Tis LQ 'Q T X ' K ' ' 'll 'll 9 L3 f'f5'iiQQ.f,fi.,iiE,ffi M .1 ,,..,, :yW,i' W ' 7 I K f-If - i, ,. J 1f'W A i C W' f W. . i fl ig , S ' V 2 will v ' K Pay f QE LXYA .7 2 1 7. X ini t K Wim sl 4. fo za 'I X ids 5' 1 X 4' was-W ii , ini' UO' is i 5 ' ' 'S .:i-, hug I K -. ,fifivfslf ' X ' -'Ni ' -eighty-three- 9 ,jim ill' ,.,. in-in 'bs Q Ms N. :H WY ' fa 'L Juli. ,W . .E W ' s. '-'rm ,. .r 'Wo-.,,,. K was lla' X E, , Y ,T ir, if J 'Q ,E, . Q ' '..f-F. 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K A K 7 f ,J 'Q gf E 'U Q' LJ I we .Q ll tn' ' E if 'V 'L 3- lil: J X lfifl f an if ' ' gi. 1 .. .. 3,9 , .. .-X ' ' , ' .. I ' ,r it ll ,, , - . is J feb J ' W ss A ' ' Z A 4 .lflfi 'V- J ' E A J' A ' ' .i l glllftiif 4 'gil . I E ' W' R v A . .t it Q 1 4 Iv -. Vx? 'nm -7 K A 'L f. ,ga ,gui X.. S K 0 'K F-A :D I ..,' left, .W if I ,gh IQ- fi I if W' tl M J vi, . M in X af g si Ls ,ihrr ai, r F J, ,.f,, 4 , A .- ...- -Q . we .. J , i '-. , af E ii. B ...dz-g ,algo-5 we- Q' .3 -M' , ' . 5 ' . , y, fu .Q ln- .Z ,. ' ,f , '-2' A rp.. E X . if K N gy i ' ff ,wma A . 1. X A , A' gf A A J all . X ' X 1 l ,I . Q, fr w' W -if K U l 3 ,A :,:,,' 4 9 , - .:: ,. ,, ., t .- ODEBOLT Judy Anderson, Robert Brower, Benjamin Buehler, Ronald Carrier, Charles Carsten- sen, Bonnie Girvan, Neil Dublinske, Judy Fineran. Janice Gunderson, Suzanne Gunderson, Rob- ert Hanson, Raymond Hughes, Richard Hummel, Arthur Johnson, Sharyn Lange, Julie Lunblad. Dennis Mandernach, Virgina Mandernach, Richard Meltesen, Dale Olson, Bruce Raasch, Kandis Reinhart, Dale Smith, Robert Searles. David Stock, Jon Story, Douglas Thevenot, Douglas Vaughn, Karen Wagner, Kenneth Wardrip, Kathleen Youngren, Gary Johnson, FWTH GRADE ARTHUR Connie Bieschke, Allan Christiansen, Carol Clark, Patty Feddersen, Ronnie Grove, Jimmy Haefner, Patty Neal, Mary Susan Noll. Sandra Rasmussen, Sandra Salmon, Don- ald Thies, Larry Wunschel, BUYER Larry Johnson, Donna Zimmer. WHEELER No. 8 ARTHUR Dean Barker, Ronnie Bergman, Sheila Boggs, Dannv Love, Kenny Roeder. WHEELER No. 8 Larry Berg, Kay Jenkins, Zane Johnson. SIXTH GRADE BCYER Norma Anderson, Ruby Aschinger, John Fineran, Robert Halboth, Ricky Meentz, Glen Schwanz, Lynne Spack, Betty Vaughn. ODEBOLT Claudia Albach, Charles Bruclcer, Dennis Carrier, Gary Danielson, Dawn Deal, William Einspahr, Delayne Gehring, James God- bersen. Rodney Gray, Terry Gronemeyer, Bloyce Johnson, Dorothy Kessler, Dale Kinney, Judith Lange, Jean Lingren, Geraldine Mauer. Jimmy Miller, John Miller, Elizabeth Mor- tensen, Karen Noyd, John Oldnettle, David Olscn, Catherine Pair, Gwen Plain. Mary Louise Raasch, U 15 win Reik, Kent Reinhart, Jeanette Roberts, J a m e s Schultz, Michael Sellman, Mary Siebrecht, S h i rl e y an 44' rt U- ' ,vw an l 'I' ,-,. ,Q , 4, V E L J . J J' uf. . .i Lv 4 V I 3. . l S' if 15 cl.. Ml , 'fb ,,., it .lll AL? 1 'V R, , , 4 .1 J H fr , .f . ,'fM'i' Y . ig sl' , .jjmw figij V'sf ij kk 1 , K , ,, w, A sg? A xgizgckek J J K ' L g ,Kg A U 5 3 .gg N, V 2..- J 1 'gi' snail-TS. .ei K y - It A s ,N V .if to S s E i ! Q , 1' , JA, J.. ,N ,W jig M in W Tl' gg 3.5 .E 0 5 M M g . 3, 13... ,gn gp ,-', -- k kgkg K I . In M .1 K K il' N S I H5 K K . 1- Ji K M 'lll MVA K A S! Q 'W , V' l fy I JL rf' 'W'i . J ,ff l ,L 'L f- 'A 'Q - f . - i s.,.. 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'S L 1 1 N ttf if is 'ti 1 J: --w,tnu fzvzmampwpmixf , Hzwili--Xt V- ' I E ll I .7 i x A A ' 4 fl v4 7fv I . xx i M' , . U, gif ' .rj . - u . E , - , M, ' 7 . V ' I V' . . . if' ' 57 ,,.x 1- A ,-f Q 'V 'Q 5 A 21,-if A .ff , J, 1- Eg , sg., ,k r I Sv, ' x1:', G R I K D E 1 if gf +1- ' ky -to .rkv g A '1? V WHEELER No.8 ARTHUR . . Larry Bieschke, Marilyn Levin, James I-U 'deHf AI D 'Ce Iersen Alice Sewell. ODEBOLT Lois Albrecht, Dennis Anderson, Gary Boerner, Diane Buehler, George Carstensen, Wayne Dixon, James Fineran, Marshall Fox, Kathy Gotberg, James Hausman, Peggy Hogue, Romana Huisenga. lSecond rowJ Karen D. Johnson, Dennis Lindskoog, Charles McDonough, Ricky McFarland, Tommy Monroe, Jerry Murr, John Ohden, Danny Ogren, Eileen Pair, Genevieve Plain, Bobby Prichard, Sharon Prichard. lThird rowl Donald Quirk, Thelma Raasch, Keith Reinhart, Lloyd Schramm, Jane Taylor, Keith Terry, Diane Thevenot, Philip Vaughn, Shirley Vaughn, Janet Wagner, Charles Williams, Duane Zimmer. .gh fan., fwr 112 is in-P :E pf' K ll ,, Xfgiq L .ll L 'C 'P A iw? Alf ? W, V, ' 2 ,J -af W -521 Y 1:31- ' 1, ' A Q , is si 'rf' .E 3 , Y ja. lbw , K up . if I x sri. X E ' ' - ifgiilv , a QE 5 x , H if f' ?e E L.. I Rl. ..-KAW' 43' 'J' s .7 . 5 , K ynllf' , +R xv, N . . 1, 5: is sa Y 2 X1 1? R E, , x -R S JJ 'Y f X, ,,.,v .1 R fy. - 9- K . Q 'S ' K 145 J' i 2 i I f M' . - ,-vw 7, ,M I . . 5 . ,,,,,,, j'.,... qrrkf. 7- X, J ,j ,... if , ,,.. ,g in if g Q fa' it My ' r' s N, Q ,- ...- ,.,,,,-.- qs, 1 Fi, X s 1 . 9 , 'li A 'ltr 'ia n ' .AW - ,fa 4' ft 'ff 35' J J 1 ily! 'Delft Q if J 593 ,h ,N .Q fw- . 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Joan Frey, LaDanna behring, Julianne Gunderson, Betty Hanson, Douglas Hoefling, John Hoefling, Ronald Huisenga, Sharon K, Johnson, Rosanne Keller, Sandra Kessler, Pearl King, Marlene Lange. lThird rowl Diane Lundblad, Douglas McDonough, John Noyd, Kent Ogden, Linda Olson, Shirley Olson, David Pair, Roger Peters, John Peterson, Curtis Raasch, Leon Robe, Malinda Reik. lFourth row? Marlene Roll, Kenneth Schramm, Eddie Schultz, Jean- nine Siebrecht, Janis Smith, Darrell Terry, Roger Thayer, Howard Vaughn, Dennis Wagner, ARTHUR R 0.8 Joyce Clouse, Barbara Feddersen, Rochell Grove, James Gustafson, Darlene Mauer, Dennis Rader, Ruth Scholes, Jack R J h Sharkey, Edward Skaren, Donald Wilson. eese 0 nson J ' l it K ii li ' 5 ' ' - -in e ?-PNY Z fffif ' f ' ' A-f, f Qifii-ia'-?'1 ' ilfltx' Q, ' i 'wi A liz?-aw-it-'f . 5 ,i . fag if , l ' ' in stff -' 2 - ff - 1 , , ' 7 5 f ll' We af- - , K , . f 5557 fs 1- A for ' 2 '- -Ns 'nw - ,M ., i fa 'E J 1 it s -0 ' V , J i i ,. f 1' J +94 F so i Ma- ji- 1- W 'S .,, , .ft V an C 'ff' ni , ' 'E' i 4 'sz if K -.-Q...-f i- .fi lue A sf? F x l- 'l . .- , ' .J . Y ' - x 4' R- P -V , ' .ii P fl ,... if 5 . W5 ,, 1 f if f f' Mr q It' '- Ig fu , is ,,,. -X . ..,. cur, egg, Rv' X, if x? 'f .7 J K I , eg, vw, ,vig Nancy Anderson Norman Bergman Linda Boom Billy Brucker Billy Carlson Dean Danielson Janet Dierson Down F R E S H M E N Roger Finercn Donald Hoefling JaNell lversen Joan Johnson Fi,-sf Semester President Patty Sonichsen Karen Johnson Lynda Johnson Vice President Sh R. J h Cjffffle K,,'f,,2Z? Bobby Mafchen Secretary Marilyn Snyder Treasurer Yvonne Lange . Audrey Lansink Audrey Lanslnk Mary Alice Lindberg Dennis Lindgren Reporter Jim Wiebarg LaDonna Mauer Robert Mitchell Sandra Neville David Noll -eighty-eight.. CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester President Lynda Johnson Vice President Billy Brucker Secretary JaNell lversen Treasurer Roger Rector Reporter Mary Alice Lindberg Bill O ren Donald Oxendale Lois Plain , ll .kuu f F wi V wp' - 'M'-2 kiwi. 5, . .k?,.,f, , .fm 5 r x gl l Q ' ., -1' ' f Sharon Olberding i 3 ' -.'-. A 'P W' ' 1 ,L W wi 1 P' ,1 ., X NK Roger Rector Floyd Renze .rx ' A if S Ls' x Ronald Reeder QM? lie1gg,4: if Joyce Schroeder Michael Seney Roger Siebrecht Marilyn Snyder Patty Sonichsen Judy Sonksen Wayne Stehr Sally Swanson Lois Taphorn Lois Thies Irene Wallace Larry Webber Kenny Weifenbach James Wieborg Evan Zoch -- eighty-nine- V sm , 1 'S lx . inf' if 3-42 Qi' L ff 75 xi V, A K ,V.. 3 . 1 i ., if .,.-may A K . i ,r.,..x- v 'lis l 3 -2 X Lvl., , W-S. ,J in ,wk x- Q.: ,fi -I 5, ,Qin-1 :im AG '- 5 l ii' ,, if S, R as , Sree P E 0 F' . , fvs. if..-7 f in pi ' i, cl ,, X. 54' Ji lil . 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I .L A 'J' 5'-il gf:- X l , .0 118 'ff -n 'T NJ' 1-Q, WP sl JLJNIORS Cuglrey Mraenes Leslie Floll Beverly Paulson Genevieve R b r R b T h F kr a onna I er osa ie Laram'e PI ' , O ef 0 eff OD Om 'On 'fl Arlene Nielsen Nuetzman Bonnie Raagclg Roosch S'eb'eCl l Richard Tl 0Yef Vaughn Janice Ogren Pat Scanlon Dennis Skarin Jean Thies Judy Wallace PGTSY Scanlan Peggy Janette Sonichsen Youngren fs? ws 1.4.-A Af s'i V. . Q ' K J . W, l fi' X JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester President Josephine Gunderson Vice president Peggy Sonichsen Secretary-treasurer Gaylen Graybill Second Semester President Sa nd ra H igby Vice president Ronnie Hogue Secreta ry-treasurer Genevieve Raasch Bookkeeping class ponders a problem. Mr. Young's Sociology dass-seat of Pefflne Creative needles fly in Mrs. Olson's Homemaking class. 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First Semester Second Semester Jim Howard president Jean Hanson Nancy Neville vice-president Don Taylor Arlene Purdy secretary-treasurer Merle Lansink Motto: Who does not advance, falls behind. Flower: White rose Colors: Powder blue, white, silver -ninety-six-- lv LOIS GUSTAFSON JEAN HANSON JAMES HOWARD Her smile is sweet too. The best way to make a friend There's a difference between is to be one. being smart and knowing the score. OTHEL JOHNSON WILLARD JOHNSON HELEN KESSLER SHARON KINNEY MYRNA LANGE Late hours aren't good for one, Not a ladies' man. Some soy she is quiet, but there l-ler ambition is to put Mrs. To her life's just a hoopy lark, but they're all right for two. but o Iody's man. are others who know better before her name. though she prefers it after dark ssiil Mft' --u.M,,,,ff'i A if X, GRANT LANGLE MERLE LANSINK SHERWIN LARSON BARBARA LINDEN Sleep is heoven's blessing When better Buicks ore built, Just me 'n my rod l wont to be boshful, but the Lonsink's will have one. boys won't let me. JOYCE MANDERNACH KYLE McGONIGLE TED MEENTZ TOM MELTESEN God bless the U. S. Male. There WILL be o Glorious The only thing I wont to get lt's fun to study-l bet Revolution. out of school is myself. Men RONALD OXENDALE We busy executives-' ' Mrs' s - tliaf 'V 1 f zgeri:s,. '-Q, 'ii tt .f'Y?1vf. fi f't' X 7.4 ,! - J X, ph ef' gy -, ,, rw 1 :WW s K? MAVIS MONROE LARRY NEVILLE NANCY NEVILLE JUDY OGDEN annoy me--I love to be Let's cross electric blankets Life is a him and his name She doesn't let her studies in- onnoyedf' with toasters and pop people is Jim. terfere with her high school out of bed. education. ARLENE PURDY NOLAN SCHNUCKEL CLIFFORD SCHROEDER With a merry twinkle in her All that l've learned l've for- Ya, but- d h h there's gotten and all that l know l've eye, you'll fin er w ere , fun close by. guessed. 'Hi' M DONNA SEWELL BONNIE SNYDER MARILYN SOMMERS NORMA STILES Tiny and sweet, so petite and She says what she thinks of it Sugar 'n Spice 'n everything A blush is beautiful, but so neat.' she can think of it. nice. inconvenient. IRENE TAPHORN DON TAYLOR LARRY WALDEMAR DWAYNE WINGERT Sometimes I just sit and think, High school days have their He burns the midnight oil, but How will the girls get along and sometimes I just sit. delights, but they can't com- it's gasoline. without me? pare with high school nights. 5. Senior Class History On the warm sunny day of September 4, 1944, 24 proud little boys and girls marched up the steps of the old building to Miss Kelch's kindergarten room. As she called roll Dennis Bengford, Diane Bengford, Marjorie Betts, Jarrett Boerner, Franklin Cranston, Robert Deal, Richard Duffy, Thomas Er'ickson, Janice Gustafson, Jean Hanson, Ruth Hedberg, James Howard, Joyce Mandernach, Thomas Meltesen, Ronald Murr, Kyle McGonigle, Larry Neville, Nancy Neville, Jackie Nitzke, Judy Ogden, Ronald Oxendale, Arlene Purdy, Bonnie Snyder, and Constance Stone were present. Our first big treat was the daily lunch which consisted of milk and graham crackers. One of our greater accomplishments was our Rhythm Band which supplied plenty of noise and music? We spent a large part of our time either in the little red church or the house. The rest of the time was spent eating, tear- ing things apart or taking our naps on our rugs. As the year drew to an end, things were more subdued. We agreed upon the fact that the year wasn't a complete waste of time and effort. ln our move across the hall we lost Dennis Bengford, Diane Bengford, Jarrett Boerner, Dick Duffy, Janice Gustafson, Ruth Hedberg, Jack Nitzke, Bonnie Snyder, and Connie Stone, but gained Clifton Albrecht, Richard Barr, Gloria Girvan, Rochelle Hixon, Richard Konrady, Bill Peters, and Mildred Trulock. Our new teacher was Mrs. Helkenn who thrilled us by allowing us to enact Hansel and Gretel for our proud par- ents. This production completed the year and we were ready to move on. In our trip down the corridor we lost Mar- jorie Betts, Richard Barr, Frank Cranston, Kyle McGonigle, Ronnie Murr, Larry Neville and Ar- lene Purdy. To make up for our losses we gained Dennis Huff, Willard Johnson, Clifford Mallison, Jim Monroe, Mavis Monroe, Kathleen Neilsen, Eugene Osborn, and Virgil Osborn. Miss Johnson was our new teacher. Our little store was the pride and joy of the class. lt helped us to make change and learn the values of money. We were then ready to move back across the hall. In our move we lost the Osborn boys, Eugene and Virgil, but gained lola Albrecht, Nolan Schnuckel, and Muriel Schrooten. Our teacher this year was Miss Van Wyck. A memorable event was our trip to the Home Economics room where we made cottage cheese and drank butter- milk. During the year we were shocked to hear of the death of Bob Deal, one of our classmates. But time did not stand still. We were soon ready to move on to fourth grade. We lost Willard Johnson, Clifford Mallison, and Murial Schrooten, but gained Lois Gustafson, Othel Johnson, Don Taylor, Dick Waterbury, and Miss Charlson, our new teacher. The year passed quickly and we were soon ready to move upstairs to the fifth grade room. When we reached the second floor, we found we had lost Clifton Albrecht, Jimmy Monroe and Kathleen Neilsen, We made up for our losses by getting Gary Brothers, Keith Ericson, Jeanette Ladehoff, and Kyle McGonigle. We all liked Miss Brodersen because we spent so much time on art. But all the time we were moving up, getting closer to the top with each step. Our next move was to Miss Benning's sixth grade room. In this move we lost Gary Brothers, Jeanette Ladehoff, and Dick Waterbury. But new faces were those of Audrey Cowlham, Sandra Haradon, DeWayne Hedberg, Larry Koster, Grant Langle, Juanita Peed, and Richard Young. The year moved quickly and the first thing we knew Miss Benning had changed her name to Mrs. Kies. Our next move was the biggest we had ever made. We were now in the big assembly and could be called part of the Jr. High. Things were much different: three grades in one big room, only four subjects, having eight periods a day, and four different teachers. New members who took the step with us were Bill Allen, Helen Kessler, Curtis Lappegard, and Norma Stiles. We lost Audrey Cowlham, DeWayne Hedberg, Rochelle Hixon, Dennis Huff, Juanita Peed, and Richard Young. Seventh grade was hard to get used to but we finally made the adjustment. When we reached 8th grade we found we had lost Bill Allen and Sandra Haradon, but we gained Roger Fineran. Eighth grade was much the some as seventh grade. When we got ready to move again, we stapped to think of some of our teachers during the past two years. They were Mr. Potter, Miss Anderson, Mr. Hamann, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Hunter, and Mr. Buum. We were now ready to continue Freshman!! We were still in the old building but we felt more important with that name of Freshman. Two of our Kindergarten pals from St. Martin's school were with us once again. They were Dick Duffy and Bonnie Snyder. Other new faces from other schools were Adrienne Berg- man, Dennis Coburn, Jeanette Ladehoff, Merle Lansink, Barbara Linden, Don Lindgren, Ted Meents, Larry Neville, Clifford Schroeder, Marilyn Sammers, lrene Taphorn, Frank Vaughn, and Dwayne Wingert. When we looked again we found we had lost Keith Ericson, Richard Konrady, and Curtis Lappegard. This year we went to the new building for some of our classes. We were really one hundred one- getting to be somebody, we thought. The next year we were elevated to Senior High. We were Sophomores now, a little green on the high school methods, but we were in high school anyway. ln our move to the new building we lost Lola Albrecht, Larry Koster, Don Lindgren, Bill Peters, and Muriel Schrooten. To make up for our many losses we added Willard Johnson, Myrna Lange, and Larry Waldemar, to our num- ber. Things were a little different over in the new building. We had lockers for our books and coats. The rooms were new to us. We were divided into home rooms with the Juniors and Seniors. We could participate in more things, such as the high school sports and dramatics. Every day seemed to bring something new to us, but we soon became part of the hustle and bustle. Soon we were Juniors. Just one more step and we would be on the top. Going from our Sophomore to our Junior year we lost Adrienne Bergman, Jeanette Ladehoff, Mavis Monroe, and Mildred Trulock. Our new classmates were Evelyn Hedstrom, Sharon Kinney, Sherwin Larson, Arlene Purdy, Donna Sewell, Terry Skarin, and Donna Terry. During the year we lost Donna Terry and Terry Skarin. Things got underway and we were soon working on the Junior Class play entitled The Little Dog Laughed. The next big event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet with the theme of Moonlight and Roses. It turned out to be a big success. The year ended and we were now on the top step. We were finally Seniors. At the beginning of our Senior year we num- bered thirty-seven in all. They were Dennis Co- burn, Audrey Cowlham, Dick Duffy, Roger Fineran, Gloria Girvan, Lois Gustafson, Jean Hanson, Jim Howard, Othel Johnson, Willard Johnson, Helen Kessler, Sharon Kinney, Myrna Lange, Grant Langle, Merle Lansink, Sherwin Larson, Barbara Linden, Joyce Mandernach, Mavis Monroe, Kyle McGonigle, Ted Meents, Tom Meltesen, Larry Neville, Nancy Neville, Judy Ogden, Ronald Oxen- dale, Arlene Purdy, Nolan Schnuckel, Clifford Schroeder, Donna Sewell, Bonnie Snyder, Marilyn Sommers, Norma Stiles, lrene Taphorn, Don Tay- lor, Larry Waldemar, and Dwayne Wingert. We lost Tom Erickson, Evelyn Hedstrom, and Frank Vaughn. Our only gain was Mavis Monroe, whom we lost at the second semester. Seven members have gone through their entire school course ta- gether. They are Jean Hanson, Jim Howard, Joyce Mandernach, Tom Meltesen, Nancy Neville, Judy Ogden, and Ronald Oxendale. We've all had our ups and downs but everything always works out in the end. In closing, we would just like to say to all underclassmen, Take your time. lt goes foster than you think. Joyce Mandernach and Judy Ogden SENIOR ACTIVITIES DENNIS COBURN LOIS GUSTAFSON HELEN KESSLER Football I, Track I-2, Basketball I-2-3, Junior class play 3, Mixed chorus 4, Boys' glee club 4. AUDREY COWLHAM Basketball I-2-3-4, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, Girls' sextet 2-3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Girls' quartet 4, All county chorus I-2-3-4, Junior class play 3, Class of- ficer 3, Ice Carnival Queen candidate 3, Annual staff 4, Homecoming queen 4. DICK DUFFY Concert band 2-3-4, Marching band 2-3-4, Pep band 2-3-4, Symphonic band 4, Northwest Iowa band 3, All county band 2-4, Student instructor 4, Saxophone sextet 2-3-4, Saxo- phone quartet 2-3-4, Saxophone solo 2-3-4, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Boys' glee club I-2-3-4, Madrigal 2-3-4, Double mixed quartet 2-3-4, Boys' quartet 2-3-4, Boys' double quartet I-2-3-4, Mixed quartet 2, Vocal solo 4, All state chorus 2, All county chorus I, Junior class play 3, Speech class play 4, Humorous declamation 2-4, Homecoming committee 2-4, Class officer 2. ROGER FINERAN Basketball I-2-3-4, Football I-4, Football manager 3, Track I-3-4, Boys' glee club 2. ' GLORIA GIRVAN Concert band I-2-3-4, Pep band I-2-3-4, Marching band I-2-3-4, Symphonic band 4, All county band I-2-4, Northwest lowa band 3, Student instructor I-2, Trumpet solo I-2-3, Trumpet trio I-2-3-4, Trumpet quartet I-2-3, Brass sextet I-2-3-4, Brass quintet 2-3-4, Brass quartet I-2, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' glee- club I-2-3-4, Girls' sextet 2-3-4, Madri- gal 3, Girls' trio 4, Vocal solo 4, Junior class play 3, Speech play 4, Basketball 2, Home- coming committee 2-3, Band Day queen candi- date 4, Class officer 2-3, Homecoming attend- ant 4, Co-editor Trojan 4. Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, All ccunty chorus I-2, Junior class play 3. JEAN HANSON Basketball I-2-3-4, Concert band 2-3-4, March- ing band 2-3-4, Symphonic band 4, Saxophone quartet 2-3-4, Saxophone sextet 2-3-4, Saxo- phone solo 3, All county band 3-4, Northwest Iowa band 4, Junior class play 3,' Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, Girls' sextet 2-3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Double mixed quartet 4, Mixed quartet 2, All state chorus 2, All county chorus 2, Annual staff 4, Class officer 4. JIM HOWARD Basketball I-2-3-4, Football I-3-4, Track I- 2-3-4, Concert band 2-3-4, Marching band 2, Symphonic band 4, Drum ensemble 2-3-4, Drum solo 3, Mixed chorus 2-3-4, Boys' glee club 2-3-4, Madrigal 4, Junior class play 3, F. F. A. I-2-3-4, F. F. A, officer 3-4, Home- coming attendant 4, Class officer 4, Annual staff 4. OTHEL JOHNSON Basketball l-2-3-4, Football I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Mixed chorus 2-3-4, Boys' glee club 2-3-4, Boys' quartet 2-3-4, Mixed quartet 2-3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Double mixed quartet 4, Double boys' quartet 3-4, Vocal solo 3-4, All state chorus 2-3-4, All county chorus 2-4, Junior class play 3, Speech class play 4, Stu- dent council 2, Homecoming king 4, Co-editor Trojan 4. WILLARD JOHNSON Concert band I-2-3-4, Marching band 2-3-4, Pep band 2-3-4, Symphonic band 4, All county band 4, Northwest Iowa band 4, Brass sextet 4, Tuba solo I-2-3-4, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Boys' glee club I-2-3-4, Double boys' quartet 3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Mixed quartet 3-4, Vocal solo I-2-3-4, All state chorus 3, All county chorus 2-3, Basketball 2, Annual staff 4. -Sf' - 'drcd two-- Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, All county chorus I-2, Piano solo 3, Junior class play 3, Speech class play 4, Annual stafl 4. SHARON KINNEY Transferred from Denison second semester I MYRNA LANGE Transferred from Early 2, Basketball 2-3-4 Concert band 2-3-4, Marching band 2-3-4 Symphonic band 4, All county band 2, Clarine quartet 2-3-4, Mixed clarinet quartet 3-4 Clarinet trio 2-3-4, Student instructor 4, Mixer chorus 2-3-4, Girls' glee club 2-3-4, All count' chorus 4, Madrigal 2-3, Double mixed quarte 2-3-4, Junior class play 3, One-act play 3 Class officer 2, Annual staff 4. GRANT LANGLE Football I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3 Basketball I, Mixed Chorus 3, Speech class play 4, Class officer 2, Homecoming attendan 4, Annual staff 4. MERLE LANSINK Wrestling I-2, Track I-2-3, F. F. A. 3-4 F. F. A. officer 3-4, Mixed chorus I-4, Boys glee club l-4 SHERWIN LARSON Transferred from Kiron 3, Wrestling 3-4, Track 4. . BARBARA LINDEN Concert band I-2-3-4, Marching band 2-3-4, Symphonic band 4, Northwest Iowa band 4, All county band 4, Mixed clarinet quartet I-2-3-4, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4 Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, Girls' sextet 2-3-4, Girls' quartet 3-4, Double mixed quartet 3-4, All state chorus 4, All county chorus I-2, Vocal solo 2-3-4, Dramatic declamation 2-3, One-act play 3-4, Junior class play 3, Cheer leader I-4, Class officer 3. KYLE McGONIGLE Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3, Track I-2, Junior class play 3, Class officer I. SENIOR JOYCE MANDERNACH ncert band 2-3, Marching band 2-3, Oboe 9 2, Woodwind trio 2, Woodwind quartet 3 iodwind quintet I-2, Mixed chorus I-2-3, s' glee club I-2-3-4, All county chorus I-2, ior class play 3, Speech class play 4, One- play 3-4, Football cheer leader 2-4, Basket- cheer leader 2-3-4, Accompanist 3. TED MEENTS ball I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3 or class play 3, Speech class play 4, One- play 4. TOM MELTESEN ball I-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4 ed chorus 2-3-4, Boys' glee club 2-3-4 or class play 3. MAVIS MONROE rd chorus I, Girls' Glee club I, Transferred arly 3, Transferred to Odebolt 4, Trans- d to Schaller second semester 4. LARRY NEVILLE ed chorus 2-3-4, Boys' glee club 2-3-4, ed quartet 2, Double boys' quartet 4, rigal 4, All county chorus 4, Football 4, etball 2-3-4, Track I-2, F. F. A. I-2-3-4, Jr class play 3, Speech play 4. NANCY NEVILLE Jall cheer leader 2-3-4, Basketball cheer er 3-4, Basketball I-2, Mixed chorus I-4, ' glee club I-4, All county chorus I-4, 'igal 4, Junior class play 3, Speech class 4, Class officer I-3-4, Homecoming at- 1nt 4, Annual staff 4. JUDY OGDEN :tball I-2-3-4, Concert band I-2-3-4, wing band I-2-3-4, Drum major 4, Sym- c band 4, All county band 3-4, Mixed et quartet 2-3-4, Clarinet quartet 2, Bass et trio 4, Bass clarinet solo 3-4, Mixed s I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, All y chorus I-2, Girls' sextet 2-3-4, Mixed at 2-3-4, Madrigal 4, Girls' trio 4, Vocal 3-4, All state chorus 2-3-4, Junior class 3, Student council 2, Class officer I-2, coming attendant 4, Junior High Pow- queen I, Annual staff 4. 1 1 r 1 RONALD OXENDALE Concert band 2-3-4, Marching band 2-3-4, Pep band 2-3-4, Symphonic band 4, Student instructor 4, Saxophone quartet 2-3-4, Saxo- phone sextet 2-3-4, Saxophone solo I-3, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Boys' glee club I-2-3-4, Boys' quartet 2-3-4, Double boys' quartet 3-4, Mix- ed quartet 2-3, Double mixed quartet 2-3-4, Madrigal 2-3-4, Vocal solo 2-3-4, All state chorus 3, All county chorus 2-3, Piano solo 2, Basketball 2, Junior class play 3, Speech class play 4, Band Day king candidate 4, Home- coming committee 3-4, Annual staff 4. ARLENE PURDY Transferred from Lake View 3, Basketball 3-4, Mixed chorus 3-4, Girls' glee club 3-4, Home- coming committee 4, Junior class play 3, Speech class play 4, Class officer 4, Annual staff 4. NOLAN SCH NUCKEL Basketball I-2, Track I-2-3-4, Football I, Mixed chorus l, Boys' glee club I, F. F. A. I-2-3-4. CLIFFORD SCHROEDER Basketball I-2-3-4, Football I-2-3-4, Track I-2, Concert band 3-4, Saxophone sextet 3-4, Saxophone quartet 3-4, Mixed chorus l-2-3-4, Boys' glee club I-2-3-4, All county chorus 2-3-4, All state chorus 2-3-4, Mixed quartet 2--3-4, Double mixed quartet 2-3-4, Madrigal 2-3-4, Boys' quartet 2-3-4, Double boys' quar- tet 2-3-4, Tenor solo 3-4, Junior class play 3, Speech class play 4, Student council 2, Class officer I, Homecoming attendant 4, Business manager of Trojan 4 DONNA SEWELL Transferred from Arthur 3, Girls' glee club 3. BONNIE SNYDER Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, All county chorus I-2-3, Junior class play 3, Basketball cheer leader I-2-3-4, Football cheer leader I-2-3-4, Homecoming attendant 4, Class officer I. -one hundred th ree- ACTIVITIES MARILYN SOMMERS Concert band 2-3-4, Marching bond 2-3-4, Pep band 2-3, Symphonic band 4, All county band 3-4, Brass quintet 2-3, Brass quartet 4, Trom- bone quartet 2-3-4, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, Accompanist 2-3, Girls' sextet I-2-3-4, Girls quartet 4, Girls' trio 4, Mixed quartet 3-4, All state chorus 3-4, Vccal solo 3-4, Piano solo 3-4, All county chorus I-2, Junior class play 3, Homecoming committee 3, Basketball manager 4, Annual staff 4. NORMA STILES Concert band I-2-3-4, Marching band I-2-3-4, Girls' glee club I-2-3-4, Mixed chorus I-2-3-4, All county band 2-4, All county chorus I-3, Clarinet trio 2-3-4, Clarinet quartet 2-3-4, Class officer I-2, School Chronicle staff 4, Class play 3, Cheer leader I, Speech class play 4, Student council 2, Pep band I-4. IRENE TAPHORN Junior class play 3, Oratorical declamation 3, School chronicle 4. -DON TAYLOR Football I-2-3-4, Basketball l, Track I-2, Wrestling 2, Junior class play 3, Speech class play 4, Homecoming attendant 4, Class officer I-4. LARRY WALDEMAR Transferred from Deloit 2, Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4. DWAYNE WINGERT Track I-2, Football I, Basketball I-2-3, Junior class play 3, Annual staff 4. ACKNOWLEDCSMENT Our yearbook production is just a little like that on an assembly line. At the beginning are Mr. Burt Hedstrom of the American Yearbook Com- pany, and Miss Rosmer Bruce, yearbook adviser, giving us expert advice. As our book begins to take shape, we find Mr. Kermit Buntrock of Storm Lake taking our individual and group pictures, and our layout editors fitting each of the pictures into the proper place. As we near completion of our task, the Odebolt Chronicle is doing the printing of all copy. Then back to the layout again, for the final work of pasting pictures and printed copy on mounting boards for each page. The completed pages are then sent to the American Yearbook Company at Hannibal, Missouri, where they are lithographed and bound into the completed book. All this activity is made possible through the combined efforts of these indispensable people, and the financial contributions of Odebolt and Arthur businessmen. We thank them all. 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