Oelwein High School - Ghost Yearbook (Oelwein, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1952 volume:

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Photographer Th Ghost 1952 THE1 952 Ghost . . . . A story in pictures of a year at OHS . . . Faculty and Administration Classes Sports Activities Junior High Q53 -V AF. E 1 .,,,, .-.... 1.3. -, ' . 7 555 55-57 ', ' H' fgfazg A ' ff- :flff 1. -sg. v fa f 1 I 'S Emma Lou Schoentag The first person you see when you go into Superintendent Kas- kaddin's office is his genial and ever-helpful secretary, Emma Lou. Somehow a problem doesrft Seem quite so big or doom so inevitable when you know she'g working with you on it. 6 Supt. A. A. Kaskadden Guiding and upholding our educa- tional standards and principles, Superintendent A. A. Kaskadden feels no job is too big or small lor hig personal attention. Building :i new school, setting up facilities to transport and feed out-of-town stu- dents, or helping a student with a personal problem are all in a days work. BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW ONE: Supt. A .A. Kaskadden, Mrs. W. C. Elmer, Milt Stebbins. ROVV TVVO: Gerald Wetlaufer, Fred Cook, Ollie Scholz, Don Strang. Social Studies Paul Frank, Clair Kraft, and .lohn Voorhees, OHS's social studies in- structors, look orcr a global map of the world that figures so prominent- lyv in tluir teaching. Mr. Frank al- so has c'litu'g,e ol' Audio-Visual aids, Mr. Kraft is guid:1nee counselor, :ind Mr. Voorhees is faculty advisor for the SCHOOL REGISTER. Principal H. S. Hoover Om-lwein's Outstanding Young Man ol' the Year is OHS's principal. Re- spevted by all as an able educator and a helpful friend, Mr. Hoover has been principal at OHS for four years. Always ready with a cheery greniing and a helpful hand, Mr. Hof ver has won the respect of all as an able administrator. on 1931 W- 'fn 1 29 30 yt . 1 me W3 'Viv Marlene Gartz Two hundred or more students and a score ol' teachers are de- pendent upon Marlene for everything from paper clips to t'What Classes will I have ncxt semester. Ever-smiling, ever- helpful, Principal Hoox'er's seeietary solves student and leach- er problems every day-and seems to like it loo. A-N-f fm:-nr -.eq 1 l English Beverly Riclizirds, Bess Greenley, and W. H. Grossbzieh comprise 'the OHS English department. Miss Rim-lizards also tezivlit-S speevli, clrzim- zitivs, :ind debate :ind has clinrgc 'il the exlrzi-currit'ului' speech :intl drzsmzitit' iitlivities. The full and spring plays were both under her rliievtion. Mr. Ci1'0SSb2ll'll is spon- sor lor THIS GHOST. Hazel Nelson 85 Thelma Spicer Si, Senoritau or Veni, Vidi, Viei means xi-ery little to most of us, but they're familiar terms to Hazel Nelson's Spanish and Latin students. A sponsor for J. C. L. and Spanish Club, Miss Nelson also teaches what nobody else wants . One of the best high sehool li- braries in the state is the reputation Thelma Spicer, OHS librarian, has built for OHS's library. Miss Spie- er's intricate and well cataloged files yield material on almost any subject. H -sf COMMERCIAL Leta Montz and Marie Teisinger comprise the OHS CUllllllCl'C'l2ll dc- pzirtment. Miss Montz, besides tezivli- ing bookkeeping, business luw, solid geometry, and advanced zilgebrzi, zil- so takes care of the high school books. Miss Teisinger teaches sen'- reterial training, sliortlmnd, and typ- ing and is the advisor for the Secre- tarial Club. Music Jack Pctermann and Russ Wittmer, vocal and instrumental music in- structors, provide a varied music program at OHS. Groups, ensem- blcs, and private lessons are avail- able l'or those who want them. At least two concerts are presented by cacli instructor during the year, and students enter local and state contests. 3 .f QM? -M-rt Physical Education Athletic Director Chuck Joss con- fers With Nancy Janssen, girls physical education instructor, and Cy Bellock, wrestling coach. Mr. Joss coaches varsity football and fresh-soph basketball and is an O Club sponsor. Miss Janssen is GAA advisor and cheerleader sponsor. Mr. Bellock assists Joss with football and the O Club and teaches shop classes and drafting. -,N . Millie Lerdall - Harold Bryant The science ol' homemaking and the science of life-two very important subjects at OHS-are taught by Millie Lerdall and Harold Bryant. Miss Ler- dall, Y-Teen sponsor and homemaking instructor, also teaches adult classes in sewing. Mr. Bryant, biology, physics, and chemistry, is Pep Club and Bi-Phi- Chcm sponsor. .I rb, 9 you cm IENIOP DUT I J SENIOR OFFICERS The 0lz1ss0flSl52 has pivkvd thosv f0ll1'lJ0ySf0 cm-ry the ildl1IilliStI'2ltiV0 load. Tlll'O1lQ.1'h01lt the school yum- they have i'UllSCiUllti0llSlX shown that tl1Qy11:1vo the zllmility it takes To lm zxblo louder. Our tllauks go to them for 1110 fino job tlloy llavo donc. Pres. ..... ..... J im Rogge V.-Pres. . Wayne Liebe Sec. .... . . Joe Gallagher Treas . . . Jim Davis ' fx I x r M, gh 4... .I-.rl Duane Abbott - Rabbit Join the Navy - and play the oboe. J. C. L. 2-3-4, ProCouncil 4, Latin Club 1: Band 1-2- 3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, a Capella Choir 2-3-43 Boys Quar- tette 3, exchange assemblies 3, Flash staff 1, variety show 2-3-4. Bill Bale - Bill' Some people call it madness, but I call it studying. Annual 2, J. C. L. 1-2-3-4, pres. 33 O'Club 1-2-3-4, student council 1-2-3-4, pres. 3, vice-pres. 4, Thespians 3-43 chorus 3, boys quartette 3, a Capella Choir 3, oper- etta 3, Meet Me in St. Louis 3, Ever Since Eve 4: basketball 1-2-3-4, football 1-2, track 1, golf 1-2-3-4, Class officer pres. 1-2-3, exchange assembly 3-4. Marilyn Bauer - Stub She packs her troubles in a box, sits on top, snorts and cackles. G. A. A. 2, history 3, Y-Teens 25 Girls glee club 1, biology club 2. Wayne Baumgartner - Bummy A quiet boy who gets a kick out of life. History 3, track 3-43 band 1-2-3-4, mixed clarinet quartet 3-4. Vernon Bartels - Vern Annual 4, O'Club 1-2-3-4, Thespians 3-4, Band 1-2, Chorus 1-2-3-4, a Capella choir 1-2-3-4g boys quartette 2, Mixed Quartette 3, Meet Me in St. Louis , Ever Since Eve , t'Still Alarm , Football 1-2-3, track 1-2, wrestling 1-2-3, Library staff 1, Prom banquet comm. 3, safety patrol 1, variety show 1-2-3-4, art club 1. Richard Betts - Dick Never a dull moiment??? O'Club 2-3-4, B.B. 1, football 3-4, wrestling 2-3-4. Nathan Bly - Nat He was a boy scout 'til he was 16, now he's a girl scout. O'Club 1-2-3-4, baseball, basketball 1-2-3-4, football 1-2-3-4, track 2-3-4, Flash staff 1, Prom banquet comm. 2-3, safety patrol 1, variety show 3-4, Rotar- ian 4. Betty Boggess- Betty A friend is a, person with whom I may be sincere. Annual 2-4, bus. mgr. 4, newstaff 4, bus. mgr. 4, sec. club 4, news reporter 4, Thespians 2-3-4, Y-Teens 2-3, Cabinet 3, chorus 2-3-4, a Capella 3-4, operetta 3, Master Patelin the Lawyer 2, Gaslight , asst. di- rector 2, oratory 3, flash staff 1, library staff 3-4, Prom banquet Comm, 3, Chmn. 3, variety show 2, pep Club 4, bi-phi-Chem 4, debate 4. Carol Brown- Brownie She works for the Grand est things. Annual 4, G. A. A. 3, Spanish 3-4, pres. 4, Y-Teens 2, band 1-2-3-4, drum ensemble 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, a Capella 4, pep queen nominee 4, Prom banquet Comm. 3, variety show 3-4, office staff 1, pep club 4, girls glee Club 1-3. Anita 'Caballero- Ni Ni 0000, but you're cute! Annual 4, G. A. A. 2-3-4, rec. Chmn. 3, Pres. 4, Span- ish 4, Y-Teens 2-3, pep Club 4. Carol Campbell- S0uD0 She's always listening for a Lyons Roar . Annual 4, asst. ed. 4, history 3, J. C. L. 1-2-3-4, news- taff 4, sec. Club 4, Thespians 3-4, Treas, 4, band 1-2-3- 4, brass sextette 2-3-4, soloist 1-2-3-4, pep band 2-3- 4, swing band 2-3, Chorus 2-3-4, mixed quartette 2, girls sextette 3, incidental soloist 2-3, Meet Me in St. Louis 3, exchange assembly 2-3-4, flash staff 1, pep queen nominee 4, Prom banquet Comm. 2-3, variety queen nominee 4, Prom banquet Comm. 2-3. Marlys lCummings - Molly Her mind is like a Sundial, it records only sunshine. G. A. A. 4, history 3, J. C. L. 2, Latin 1, Y-Teeng 3, girls glee Club 1, library staff 2-3-4, Prom banquet Comm. 3, pep Club 4. Patricia Dabney - Pat Annual 4, club ed. G. A. A. 2-3, history 3, see. club 4, Pres. 4, student council 2, band 1-2-3-4, sax quar- tette 2-3-4, swing band 1-2-3-4, chorus 2-3-4, acapel- la 4, girls glee club 2, exchange assembly 1-2-3-4, Prom banquet comm. 3, variety show 1-2-3-4. Janet, Dumm - Jan Opera, here I come. G. A. A. 2-3-4, Latin 4, newstaff 3, band 1-2-3-4, chorus 2-3-4, mjxed quartette 3-4, glee club 2, Tlash staff 1, library staff 1, variety show 2-3-4, art club 1. James L. Davis - Jim Watch out! I still might do something great. Student council 2, Class officer, vice-pres. 3, Treas. 4, flash stall' 1, library staff 3-4, Prom banquet Comm. 3, boy's state 3, Legion Poppy Editorial 1, Rotarian 4. A1 thur Dempsey - Al t A siurts man, a pupil, liked by all, but ohi my gosh, what a Screwball. History 3, J. C. L. 3- l, newstaff 3-4 O'Club 1-2-3-4, football 1-2-3-4, track 1-2-3-4, w, estling 1-2-3-4, Tliespiavis 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, ' laslightu, :safety patrol 1, variety show 2-3-4, bi-phi-chem 3-4. .lark Dempsey The betting man of the school. Elaine Dieter - Beet The lzxrly Gershwin. .l. C, L. 1-TZ-3-4, Sec. 3g band 1-2-3-4, mixed -clarinet: quarlette 2-3, chorus 2--3-4, girls sextette 2, :icapella 1-llc-ir 3-4, Ever Since Eve 4, oratoiy 3, exchange asfnonilmly 2-3-4, office staff, pep queen nominee 4, l rt:m banquet comm. 3, bi-phi-chem 3-1, pep elub 4, xarirly show 2-3-4. Jimiu-s Duty - Jim Son'-9 neoale get up bright ani early. I just get up. Annual 4, history 3, newL:tal'l' 2, O'Club 1-2-3-4, Span- irli 3, Tiwespiaixs 3-4, Pres. 4. Dear Ruth 3, Ever Sim-e Fic 4, basketball 1-2, football 1-2, golf' 3-4, llitsh stall' 1, safety patrol 1, office staff 1, Special D:'lixery 4, Rotarian 4. lv'i 'lia.rill W. lllroste - Dink Ile can't get an with the sun because he was out too latr with the daughter. llistory 3, O'Club 22-3-4, Vice--pres. 4, football 3-4. wrestling 2-3-4. Rax Dudley- Rex Anus. hi-re I come. J. C. L. 2-2-4, newstaft' 4, O'Club 1-2-3-4 Ever Since live 4, baseball I, basketball 1-2-3-4, football 1-2-3-4, ro-L-apt. 4, track 3-4, library staff 1, variety show 3. .levnlzr luuiivzzu- Jennie G. A. A. 2, history 3, sec. club 4, Y-Teens 2-3-4, chorus 2, girls glee club 4, Prom banquet comm. 3, biology club 2. Joseph Gallagher- Joe Sometimes he sits and thinks. Sometimes he just thinks. Annual 2, Latin 2, O'Club 1-2-3-4, See. 4, Spanish 3-4, Vice pres. 4, student council 1-2-3-4, Treas. 4, Ever Since Eve 4, basketball 1-2-3-4, football 1-2-3-4, track 3-4, Class Officer 4, Sec. variety show 3-4, Prom banquet comm. 2-3-4, Christmas program 4, Rotarian 4. Teresa Garcia- Butch I don't know what y0lll' talking about, but I disagree. Annual 2-4, G. A. A. 3, history 3, Spanish 3-4, See. 4, Y-Teens 3, cheerleading 1, bi-phi-chem 4, pep club 4, variety show 3-4, library staff 1. in ,i fi- tt. Q-ZS. Sam 'Greco- Blackie I love to drive upon the road and watch the snails go whizzing by. History 2, O'Club 2-3-4, football 2-3-4, wrestling 2. Beverly Grossman- Bev Though I can't out vote them, I can out argue them. Annual 3-4, G. A. A. 3-43 history 3, Latin 13 1-iewstaff 3-4,sec. club 4, Y-Teens 2-3-41 chorus 1, library staff 1. Prom banquet comm, 3, debate team 3-4, East Wat- erloo 1. Richard E. Hassler- Dick I was real, real sick, Mr. I-loover. Robert E. I-lassler- Bob ,Study is luxury in which I seldom indulge. Wrestling 3-4. Orville Hatfield- Hazard Jr. Greater men have lived, but I doubt it! O'Club 4, Spanish 3-4, Ever Since Eve 4, basketball 3-4, football 3-4, track 2-3-4, variety show 3-4, Stan- ley 1-2. Robert Herwehe- Bob Gosh, golly, Mr. Moyer, I sure am sorry. Football 1-4, wrestling 2-3-4, history 3. Diane Hollingsworth- Holly A busy little bee, always buzzing. Annual 4, ed. 4, G. A. A. 3, history 3, Spanish 3-4, student council 2-3-4, parlimentarian 3, Sec. 4, Thes- pians 3-4, Sec. 4, Band 1-2-3-4, chorus 2-3-4, drum ensemble 1-2-3-4, pep band 2-3-4, a Capella 2-3-4. girls glee club 2-3-4, Rehearsal 2, Ever Since Eve 4, asst. director, girls intramurals 2-3-4, Class Officer, Sec. 25 flash staff 1, pep queen attendant 4, Prom ban- quet comm. 2-3, variety show 2-3-4, biology club 2. office staff 1, pep club 4, Pres. 4, contest l-2-3-4, cheerleader 1. Dean Iverson- Red He'll probably be playing football for I. S. T. C. and do a little wrestling on the side. O'Club 2-3-4, band 2-3-4, chorus 2-3-4, mixed quar- tette 2-4, boys quartette 3, soloist 2-3-4, boys glee club 2, f'Evcr Since Eve 4, basketball 3. football 1-2- 3-4, track 2-3-4, exchange assembly 3, variety show 2-3-4, Messiah 2, state chorus 2-4, wrestling 2, bi- phi-chem 3-4, Maynard l. Shirley Jenkins- Baby Show us your left hand again, Shirley. G. A. A. 2, sec. club 4, Treas. 4, band l-2-3-4, chorus 2-3-4, a capella 4. Jerome Johnson- Peanuts Gad! What a brute. History 3, newstaff 4, football 4. Phyllis Johnson- Phil There's mischief in this girl. G. A. A. 2-3, newstaff 2, Spanish 3-4, Thespians 3-4, band 3-4, Pres. 4, drum ensemble 3-4, chorus 2-3-4, a capella 2-3-4, girls s-extette 3, girls glee club 1-2, student council 1-2-3-4, Sec-treas. 1, corresponding sec. 2, district treas. 3, Pres. 4, 'fMeet Me in St. Louis 3, Class Officer, Vice pres. 2, exchange assembly 3, library staff 1, pep queen attendant 4, Prom banquet comm. 2-3, Chm. 3, variety show 2-3-4, soloist 1-2-3- 4, accompanist 1-2-3-4, intramurals 3, biology club 2, office staff 1, pep club 4. Leo Jorgensen- Spider It's not what you do, it's what you get away with. J. C. L. 1-2-3-4, O'Club 1-2-3-4, basketball 1-2-3-4, football 1-2-3-4, track 1-2-3-4, safety patrol 1, var- iety show 2-4. Roberta Kalm- Birdie Timid-ha, you'd be surprised. History 3, Thespians 3-4, Y-Teens 2-3, band 2-3-4, chorus 2-3-4, a Capella 4, Ever Since Eve 4, 'library staff 1-3, prom banquet committee 3, variety show 2-3-4. Helen Kirby- A very quiet girl????? Annual 4, art editor 4, GAA 3-4, Vice Pres. 4, history 3, JCL 3-4, Latin 1-2, newstaff 4, chorus 1-2-3-4, girls glee club 1-2, intramurals 1-2-3-4, pep queen nom- inee 4, Prom banquet comm. 3, variety show 1-2-3-4, pep club 4, Sec. 4, Sacred Heart 1-2. Wayne Liebe- Wayne A fighter on the field, but a ladies' man never-the- less. O'Club 1-2-3-4, President 4, basketball 1-2-3-4, foot- ball 1-2-3-4, track 2-3-4, tennis 2-3-4, Class Officer treas. 1, Vice Pres. 4, Rotarian 4. John Linder- Jack I know a. lot but I just can't think of it now. Annual 3-4, history 3, newstaff 3-4, news ed. 4, O'Club 1-2-3-4, student council, Pres. 1, Thespians 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Meet Me in St. Louis 3, stage manager 3, Ever Since Eve 4, stage manager 4, basketball 1-2-3-4, football 1-2, tennis 3-4, district runner-up 3, flash staff 1, Prom banquet comm. 3, safety patrol 1, variety show 3-4, intramurals tennis champ 3. Robert Lyon- Bud or Porky He just loves CamDbel1'5 Soupe Annual 3-4, Latin 2, newstaff 2-3-4, O'Club 2-3-4g student council 1, Thespians 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, chorus 1-2-3, a capclla choir 2-3, operetta l-33 Meet Me in St. Louis 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Gaslight 2, football 1-2-3, track mgr. 3-4, radio speaking 3, state l'inals, -exchange assembly 2, flash staff 1, Prom ban- quet comm. 3, variety show 1-2-3-4, debate 3-4, alter- nate scholarship to I. S. T. C. 33 oratory 3, extemp. speaking 3, state finals 3, Rotarian 4. Salvador Mendez- Bob How can one be so quiet and still be so nice? O'Club 1-2-3-4, wrestling 1-2, safety patrol 1, Span- ish 3-4. Natividad Mendez- Tib All things come to those who wait. History 3, Spanish 4. Bernita Miller- Beanie Sl1e's 3 quiet girl but quite a girl . Annual 4, GAA 2-3-4, sec. club 4, Y-Teens 2-3, treas. 3, chorus 2-3-4, a capella choir 4, library staff 1-2-3, Prom banquet comm. 3, variety show 3-4, pep club 4, girls glee club l-4. David Murphy Steve Canyon of OHS. History 3. Alfred M. Nielsen- Farmer 'Full of vim, vigor and vitality. Latin 2, O'Club 2-3-4, football 3, track 2-3, history 3. Monica Nordman- Mom1ie How I love Green G0blins Annual 4, mixed chorus 2-3, girls chorus 4, girls glee club 1, library staff 1, pep queen 4, Prom banquet comm. 3, variety show 3-4, pep club 4. Leslie Ohl- Les I loaf because I wouldn't want to deprive anybody of a. job. O'Club 1-2-3-4, football 1-2-3-4, safety patrol 1, var- iety show 3-4, wrestling 1-2-3-4. will 'S' l.u.:'f Jackie Parker - Park I'd love to be a man-hater, but I haven't the heart. Annual 4, G. A. A. 2-3-4, history 3, J. C. L. 1-2-3-4, sec. 4, Newstaff 3, Thespians 3-4, vice-pres. 4, chorus 2-3-4, acapella choir 4, girls glee club 1, t'Late Chris Bean , Meet Me in St. Louis , Dear Ruth , Gas- light , Ever Since Eve , intramurals 2-3, Pep queen nominee 4, Prom banquet committee 3, variety show 2-3-4, Pep club 4, biology club 2, flash staff 1. Charles Pearl - Chuck Me and my Dodge. O'Club 3-4, basketball 3-4, Our Town 1, biology 2, history 3. Jerry Platt- Tadpole O'Club 1-2-3-4, basketball 1-2-3-4, football 3-4, track 1-2-3-4, JCL 4, Meet Me in St. Louis 3, variety show, Iowa City. Rita Risk - Reet Don't recite so loud. .I'm sleeping. Annual 3-4, Jr. High ed. 4, history 3, newstaff 3-4, chief reporter 4, Thespians 3-4, chorus 2-3, Meet Mc in St. Louis Gaslight , stage manager. flash staff l, Prom banquet comm. 3, pep club 4, biology club 2, girls glee club 1-2, band 3, girls sextette 1. Jim Rogge- Jimmie Joe I like work-I could sit and look at it for hours. History 3, Latin 3-4, O'Club 1-2-3-4, basketball 1-2- 3-4, track 3-4, student council 3, Class Officer 3-4, Pres. 4, Prom banquet comm. 3. Laura Sawyer - Buckie or Mutt Life's dreary and I'm weary. Annual 2-4, G. A. A. 4, sec. club 4, Y-Teens 2-33 chorus 4, girls glee club 1, pep club 4, bi-phi-chem 4. Philip Schlesselman - Phil Studies serve for delight, ornament, and ability: but what do I do? JoAnne Shaffer - Jo She'g another left-handed girl. Annual 4, G. A. A. 2-3-4, history 3, sec. club 4, S-ec. 41 Y-Teens 2-3, intramurals 1-2-3, library staff 1, Prom banquet comm. 3, biology club 2, pep club 4. Mari Anne Shreve- Stinkie Rain is wet, dust is dry. life is short, and so am I. Annual 4, G. A. A. 2-3-4, J. C. L. 1-2-3-4, newstafl' 3. Thespians 3-4, chorus 2-3, girls glee club 1-2, M-ect Me in St. Louis 3, intramurals 1-2-3-4, cheerleading 4, Prom banquet comm. 3, variety show 2-3-4, biology club 2, pep club 4, flash 1. Barbara Smith - Barb She'd make a good sec't. for someone .... George??? G. A. A, 2-3-4, J. C. L. 1-23 sec. club 4, student coun- cil 1, Y-Teens 2-3, chorus 2-3-4, library staff 1-4, pep queen nominee 4, bi-phi-chem 4. De Wayne Smith- Smitty A whiz on the football field. O'Club 1-2-3-4, basketball 1, wrestling 2-3, track 1-2- 3-4, football 1-2-3-4, history 3, Thespians 4. Lola Jean Smith She says little but that doesn't mean she has little to say. Sec. club 4, Y-Te-ens 3, chorus 2-3-45 Prom banquet comm. 3, variety show 3-4, Sacred Heart, Volga High. Carole Fae Sprague Squirrels like nutS, well, here I amlllll Annual 4, G. A. A. 2-3-4, J, C. L. 1-2-3-4, newstaff 3-4, Thespians 3-4, chorus 2-3-4, acapella 2. L'Meet IV'-e in St. Louis , asst. director. Late Chris Bean Gaslight 'KDear Ruth t'Ever Since Eve . intramur- als 1-2-3-4, chcerlcading 4, flash staff 1, pep queen nominee 4, Prom banquet comm. 3, variety rhow 2-3- 4, nurses staff 1, science club 2, pep club -1. Louis Stasi - Louie Pm Louis Stasi!! Fine fellow, good egg. Thats a yoke, son. Phydalis Swisher- Phil In the classroom or in hall, a dimmed smile she has for all. Band 4, majorette chorus 4, newstaff 1, play promp- ter 3, girls glee club 1-2-3, carnival queen candidate 1, Prom banquet comm. 3, band 2-3, Colesburg 1-2-3. Kenneth Thompson- Mick Men of few words are the best men. Chorus 1-2-3-4, boys quartette 3, a capclla choir 3-4: exchange assembly 3, variety show 1-2-3-4. Joan Tra.ger- Triger cr Jeanie She's linked with Dubuque!!!! Annual 3-4, club ed. 3, GAA 3-4, history 3, JCL 1-2- 3-4, newstafl' 4, exchange ed. 4, 'lhespians 3-4, Y- Teens 2, chorus 2-3-4, Late Chris Bean , t'Gaslight , costume mistress, Meet Me in St. Louis , intramurals 3, flash staff, ed. 1, Prom banquet Comm. 3. pep club 4, biology club 2, variety show 3-4, girls glee club 2. Martin Walters He listens but doesn't hear. Annual 4. Judy Warren - Judy G. A. A. 2-3, newstaff 2-3-4, editor 4, Spanish 3-4, student council 3-4, parlimentarian 4, Thespians 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, clarinet quartette 1-2, sax quartette 3, swing band 2-3, chorus 2-3-4, acapella 4, girls glee club 1-2, Gaslight 2, Dear Ruth 3, class officer, treas. 2, exchange .assemblies 2-3-4, flash staff 1, pep queen attendant 3-4, Prom banquet comm. 3, biology club 2, pep club 4, 'variety show 2-3-4, band council 3-4. Rusell E. Woodward- Fat or Slim Super Salesman for this year's Annual. Annual 4, newstaff 4, football 4, wrestling 3-43 Home- room pres. 3, safety patrol 1, variety show 2, bi-phi- chem 4. UNICR OFFICERS Pres. . .. Stewart Shaw Sec. .. . Sharyl Green V.-Pres. . . Jim Granneman Treas. .. .... Pat Weishapl Junior Class ROW ONE: Marjorie Carr, Maxine Buchtcla, Rosella Averill, Mary Baldwin, Virginia Ehrhardt, Bernice Brickman, Mary Cole: ROW IWO: Carmy Aversa, Bev. Baker, Jean Davis, Pat Early, Janice Campbell, Joyce Berliner, Marjorie Baldwin, Mary Ann Crandill: ROW THREE: Dick Turner, Delbert Wilson, Tom Sn-crist, Don Sellers. Tom Wino, Stewart Shaw, Fred Q'-hoentag: ROW FOUR: Dean Strempke, Richard Svhuler, David Slockwcll, Jack Walker, Isobel Eckhart. 1 YD 3 . Q , I, in F' is Laval Junior Class ROW ONE: Bethel Ward, Pat Weishapl, Diane Thiele, Florence Treptow, Beverly Sorensen, Janice Stokosborry, Pat Roberts: ROW TVVO: Katie Wait, E1 Nlarie Smith, Janann Proctor, Beverly Simpson, Bottv Saathoff, Betty Uvhytil, Teresa Stasi, Barbara Schuler: ROW THREE: Mardith Richardson, Gene Holdt, Eddie Hancock, Joe Jones, Gene Hall, Bob Mealey. Emmett Ryan: ROW FOUR: Bill Mack, Bob Platt, Bob Hansen. ROVV ONE: Kay Julien, Marilyn Hall, Gail Kilcoync, Mary Ann Lehs, Barbara Luthfsr, Delores Masters, lfilll H2lH0lb0I'Q2 ROW TWO! KHUNCGI1 lVIill91', BCVerly Mall. Helen Graesch, .Ioan Kenniston, Audrey Loveland, Sharyl Green, Carolyn Jenkins, Sharon Linder: ROVV THREE: Dick Brewington, Paul Damon, John Boakv, Dick Clark, Dean Crawford, Jim Granngman: ROVV FOUR: Leonard Armstrong, Bob Ash, Torn Bale, Allan Brant, Russell Clemens. ' ,f SOPHO ORE OFFICERS Pres. . . . . . Kenneth Sahs Sec. . . ....... Jim Luther V.-Pres. . .. Dean Molinsky Treas. . .. Mary Ann Hintz W .. 45, Sophomore Class ROW ONE: Alvin Stewart, Sally Berg, Gloria Campbell, Peg Early, Marilyn Frisch, Keith Thompson, Max Wolfgram: ROVV TWO: Carol Conner, Marlene DriScoll, Pat Edwards, Janice Borland, Donna Britain, Phoebe Curtis, Sharon Barta, Katherine Crain: ROW THREE: Bob Worley, Paul Smith, Sally Borland, Carol Crain. Jannes Fuelling, Carol Deyo, Marilyn Baxter, Robert Schrack: FOURTH ROW: Wayne Venter, Ken Sahs, Roger Smith, Jack Trager. Sophomore Class ROW ONE: Sharon McQueen, Virginia Keegan, Arleta Kobbe, Barbara King, Rosemary Levin, Mary Ann Hintz, Barbara Hassler: ROW TWO: Richard Ave1'ill,Gcrald Bennett, John Gregory, Barbara Hughbanks, Alta Magneson, Nora Hammond, Janet Hatch: ROW THREE: Allan Bak-er, Don Ahrens, Sam Aiello, Nancy Kaskaddcn, Dorothy Odegard, Jack BEHZGl,', Ronald Fleming: ROW FOUR: Ralph Boleyn, Enoch Fratzke, John Channer, Glenn Borland, Leo Campbell, Lee Behrens. ROW ONE: .lim Luthex, Joanne Tousley, Marion Super, Paula Stockfield, Ann Robbins, Sharon Ramsay, Clinton Lau: ROW IWO: Jean Vargason, Sally Walcnceus, Jackie Rathbun, Georgene Rogge, Roma Schlcssclman, Shirley Westendorf, Jeanne Russo: ROW THREE: Jim Lilly, Jule Liebe, Delbert Mourer, Dean Molinsky, Duane Loban, John Richardson, Mr. Voorhees: ROW FOUR: Glenn McBride, Robert Richards, Henrick Ncilacn, Leland Rodgers, Dick Retz. geeframfma APE Iliff nv aemur I 'I 1 J' gg I l'l ff f'v 1 I 'l l4l,6 . '5 , wanna' wma mm wm- YEAION ,, NVE 61 Z l?L A Al?5 IN ' INT!!! I I 'U G 5 tball S F sit al' ,yu XJ, 'x '-Q. w.,,,f..ff wwf' Q rokki' ,,,..-U.. I Q. Dem rt ington, A W fe B ck E: Di Coach Be-llccki ROVV 'II-IRE Worley, ob ebe, B Li m Greco, roste, Sa D ck n Iverson, Di E3 dley, DeWayne Smith, D Rex Du na Z O 5 O M e, Dick erweh H ob anson, B H ob Betts, B s, Dick ED TTI Jones, Russel Cle Joe Y. T, Se Gallaghe Joe ROW TWVO: Coach Joss, Tom Bale, at Bly: 1 Mack, N Bil E O V1 as A Clark. Wayne rasso, Bob Ash ony G Jorgensen, T Junior Hatfield, Eddie Hancock, Leo FOOTBALL REVIEW In spite of their two win and seven loss record. thc 1951 Husky football team was better than a quick glance at the record would indicate. They finished in sixth place in Northeast Iowa Conference play with two victories and five defeats. The two victories were registcred against Cresco, 13-0, and Cedar Falls, 31-12. Head coach Chuck Joss, assisted by Cy Bellock and Jim Nelson. in his first season in Oelwein, ran his offense considerably from the T formation, mixing in some single wing plays. The team opened the season against a strong Marion squad. The locals wilted under the continuous attacks by the fast backs and heavv line of the opposition. Final score was Marion 32, Oelwein 13. The local eleven defeated Cresco 13-0 in their first offense bat- tle. Outstanding run of the game was a 65 yard jaunt by Leo Spider Jorgensen. The Husky line of Nat Bly, Sam Greco, Les Ohl, Dick Droste, Dean Iverson, Bill Mack and Rex Dudley was at its best in holding Cresco scoreless. Following the game were two losses on the road that gave Oelwein followers little to cheer about. After being beaten by Charles City 57-26, the locals were shut out 19-0 by Grin- nell. The high point of the season was against Cedar Falls when the O'Husks unleashed a tremendous second half drive to win 31-12 be- fore a large crowd of Homecoming fans. After scoring on the fourth from scrimmage, the Huskies found themselves behind 12-7. In the second half they probably played the best ball all season and scored four touchdovnms to the losers none. This game was a fine finish for 1951 Homecoming festivities. After this victory, the team lost four straight victories in a row to New Hampton, Decorah, Osage and Waverly by top heavy scores. 24 Scpt. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Season's Record 14 Marion 32. at Oelwein 13. 21 at Oelwein 13, Cresco 0. 28 at Charles City 57, Oelwein 26 5 at Grinnell 19, Oelwein 0. 12 at Oelwein 31, Cedar Falls 12. 19 at New Hampton 39, Oelwein 6 26 Decorah 26, at Oelwein 0. 3 at Osage 33, Oelwein 12. 10 at Waverly 31, Oelwein 13. Conference Standings W L T Charles City . . . . 7 0 0 Decorah ..... . . 6 1 0 Osage ...... . . 4 3 0 Waverly ..... . . 4 3 0 Cedar Falls . . . .. 3 4 0 Oelwein ........ . . 2 5 0 New Hampton . . . . . 1 5 1 Cresco .......... . . 0 6 1 , -. g. Ht.-,I lvl.. ,' ,- Fresh - Sophs Football Squad . .53 w :ea W ROW UNEI George Aldrich, JaCk Tfagef, Duane Loban, Jim Luther, Delbert Fortney, Allan Baker: ROW 'IW0l2 -John Monahan, Bgob Flower, Dean Molmsky, -hm Lilly, Jule Liebe, Clinton Lau, Ken sans, Ken Smith, WOW THREE: Coach Jim Nelson, Terry Roberts, Sam Aiello, Delbert Mourer, Roger Smith, Glenn McBride, Lee Behrens, Dale Wilkins, Leo Campbell, Gordon Sanford, Autographs Season s Record Oelwein . . . . . . 7 Charles City . . . . . Oelwein . . . . . . 20 Waverly . . . . . . . . Oelwein . . . . . . 7 Cedar Falls . . . . Oelwein . , . . . . 47 Independence . . . . Oelwein 34 Decorah Oelwein . . . . . . 39 East Waterloo . . . . 35 39 Oelwein Oelwein Vinton ....... . . Waverly . . . . Sea,son's Record The Freshman-Sophmore team ended its sea son with a 7 win 1 loss record. The lone defeat was at the hands of Cedar Falls 20-7. In the first game of the season Ken Smith galloped 30 yards in the fourth quarter to give the Pups a 7-0 victory over Charles City. In their second game the Pups took a 20-0 contest from Waverly. Tallies were scored on a 20 yard run by Ken Smith, a pass from Ken Smith to Roger Smith, and a quarterback sneak by Ken Sahs. Cedar Falls downed the Pups in their fourth contest 20-7. In a complete reversal of their true form the Pups were never able to get rolling in the game. The Pups literally slaughtered Independence in their fifth encounter as they rolled to 47-0 win. Ken Smith led the scoring with 3 TD sg Al Baker had 2g and Leo Campbell and Gene Kemmerer went over for one each. The Pups line was out- standing in this game. avr-J 'rvw L4 HSHLT 1:9 J' O c 6 F-I Review of Season The Huskies opened the season with a 17-16 win over Waverly in their quarter ol' thc North East Iowa Conference Jamboree at Decorah, Franklin High of Cedar Rapids beat the Huskies in the first regular game 54-39. After this the Oclweinite's victories and losses came in streaks during the following two months of the season. A four game winning streak was followed by four straight losses and five consecutive wins. Nashua was the first victim of the Husky attack in a 49-36 uprising, Jerry 'Tadpole Platt. who had just recently returned from Iowa City, paced the team with 14 points. First conference foe of the Huskies, New Hampton, was turned back 44-41. Osage was trounced 52-30. Independence was nosed out in the last fcw minutes 56-52. The losing streak was particularly disheartening to fans and the team be- cause all four games were lost by a combined total of only 14 points. Each of the games was against formidable foes and the outcome of the game was not definite until the gun had gone off. Scores were Cedar Falls 58-55, Charles City 47-42, East Waterloo 48-46, and Waverly 51-47. In the annual alumni scrimmage, a team of recent grads defeated the varsity 50-43. Vastly improved since the season's start, Husky bask-etballers launched 1952 in a glorious way by beating five conference teams in a row. Decorah, Cresco, Cedar Falls, Charles City, and New Hampton-in that order-suc- cumbed to the O-elwein attack. The local outfit won three of the remaining five games from Osage, Independence, and Cresco, and lost two on foreign courts to Waverly. A scrappy Maynard quintet went down in defeat, 50-35, in the first round of the sectional tournaments at Fayette. Tough Sumner went down before the Husky attack 62-49. This contest sent the Huskies into district tournaments at Waverly against the host team. Season's Record Opponents Waverly Franklin Nashua New Hampton Independence Osage Cedar Falls Charles City Fast Waterloo Waverly Decorah Creseo Cedar Falls Charles, City New Hampton Waverly Osage Decorah Independence Cresco Maynard Sumner Oelwein 17 39 49 44 56 52 55 42 46 47 65 55 46 62 58 52 48 53 49 59 50 62 27 Fresh - Soph Basketball Squad ROW ONE: Jule Liebe, Jim Lilly, Enoch Fratzke, Glenn B01-land, Allan Baker, Ken Sahs, Wayne Venter: ROW TWO: Glenn McBride, Duane Loban, Roger Smith, Sam Aiello, Leo Campbell, Robert Richards, Jack Traeger, John Chan- ner, Bob Schrack: ROW THREE: Coach Chuck Joss, Jim Wheeler, Aaron Damon, Bob Flower, John Napoli, Gordon Sanford, John Monahan, Phil Kalm, Larry Green, Ronald Jarchow. Review of Season Finishing the season with an overall record of fourteen victories and five defeats, the freshman-sophomore basketball team had one of the best records in recent years. Coached by Chuck Joss, the traveling squad consisted entirely of soph- mores. The first team, during the first half of the season, included Enoch Fratzke, Allan Baker, Leo Campbell, Jim Lilly, Ken Sahs, Glenn Borland, with John Channer and Jack Trager as top substitutes. Loss of personnel due to one cause or another, resulted in a poorer showing toward the end of the season. The sophs won ten of their first eleven games, losing only to East Waterloo. They lost four of their last eight games. The squad showed its possibility to work into a high-scoring organization. The chances are good that the Husky varsity, during the next two years, will be a top-rate ball club. 28 Season's Record Opponents Franklin Nashua New Hampton Independence Charles City Osage Cedar Falls East Waterloo Waverly Decorah Cresco Cedar Falls Charles City New Hampton Waverly Osage Decorah Independence Cresco Oelwein 28 56 50 30 58 51 47 32 56 42 51 39 44 37 3 1 26 45 47 52 Junior High Basketball Squad in ROW ONE: Bill O'Hara, Ted Proctor, Kavin Ramsey, Ronnie Goodell, Bill Doty, John Youngblut: Rv0W TWO: Eldon Schlumbohm, Bill Scholz, Freddie Steele, Richard Reisner, Stanley Kirchhoff, Larry Jarchow: ROW THREE: Mr. Dough- ty, Dick Vargason, Tom Snyder, Edsel Lenius, Gary Annis, Dennis Binning, Cletus Schneider, Robert Shaw, Walt- er Windt, Bill Wilkie, Jack Levin, Coach Jim Nelson. Uclwvin Junior High lmslu-tlmll fllillll had 21 -1--l rec-owl this SUQISOII. They ti0l.0iltCli Sawcrl lla-art ot' U'0lWt'lll, Filllililllk I. l'., and Illilvpviul- cnco twice, while losing' to Sacred llczlrt, l z1i1'bu11k 1. U., and Wzxvc-1'ly twice. Autographs Sea.son's Record Opponents Score Oel- Wein Sacred Heart fOelweinJ 26 27 Independence ......... 25 31 Waverly ...... . . . 42 30 Independence .......... 27 32 Sacred Heart COelweinJ 32 26 Fairbanks I. C. ........ 42 31 Fairbanks I. C. .. 33 44 Waverly ..,.... .. 44 43 271 264 TOTALS .. 29 N085 umm 'Y Q00 S QU an Gene, OHN :DHHS X 06 l Season's Review 'I'hm- O:'lxx't1n Hu-lu' vw 'tliwi :quad Tiiiylivd it-4 :'Q'is.sn this yvsrl' with :1 b0l'L'll wifi a icl lii u lv. ' r4'c'1'd. The O'Husks had a total. ol' F1147 ' points, compared to 2l4 t-tzmjiiird lfy thcir onponcnts, Tho it'ElCiillQf oint girttcr for tho squad wah 95 lb. Bob Wcfrlvv. who IJ covnnilarl 5' itoints. Di 'li Dro.,ts, 165 lb. bomb sh'3ll. was next in lids with ' 'K - 5 .- n ' '- , U xlp gf 41 points. Lrs Ohl, 13.301 115 la.. Lamc 111 thncl with -ll ,,a,...t . This your the Huskits did not do a: well in the conforunce as in nrxx- ious vrzirs. First plavo ribboi wont to Dirk Drostc ol' the 165 lb. alms, whilc- Worlty and Ohl both uceivrd sfrond place lionoxs. Dick Betts. who failed to place in the NEIC Wrestling Moet. wi: the only man cariying the colors for OHS in the State Tournamwit, Botti took second in the district on Saturday, February 16, and by doing so tvoq a bvrth in the stat? wrestling tourney. Opponents Sv U5 twin: I alla ttszwt lx zi . wiv -I t I:ii1'N 1 ltr its--1 inlon t'l't -1 QW-1t:'i' i rli-1 Cl11nl4'st'itv iw ilznnliton it :ut-rlx' t iowo 'l'tl'I' Xi, Yr 'J OFC .1 IT 'il fi ll 'l X. 213 Il! I2 lti 24 -:ti ii Uelwt-in -LS 20 ll! 'ill .iq '37 ill -ic, l'I QT lti In 287 31 167 X fyyxmzlxin 5 2 sv i L fl Ahrens-Nielsen Team Victors The Ahrens-Nielsen team was intramural basketball champions of the school this year, Their record was 5-1, and their only loss came when they lost to the Smith-Hatfield team 35-28. They defeated Smith-Hatfield later in the season, however, and they also took the Ash-Clark and Murphy-LYON teams twicc. The Smith-Hatfield team defeated Ash-Clark once, Murphy-Lyon once and the Ahrens-Nielsen team. They also lost to these three teams to give them a 3-3 record. Murphy-Lyons team won over Ash-Clark twice and the Smith-Hatfield team once. They lost to Ahrens-Nielsen twice and to Smith-Hatfield team once, to make a 3-3 record. Ash-Clark team defeated Smith-Hatfield for its only win. It lost to Mur- phy-Lyon team and Ahrens-Nielsen twice each, and to Smith-Hatfield once They concluded the season with a 1-5 record. Clair Kraft coached and refereed the games. 32 Team Standings won lost Ahrens-Nielsen . . . . . Smith-Hatfield ... ... Murphy-Lyon . . . . . Ash-Clark .... .. . ... Leading Scorers Hatfield . . . .. Rodgers . . Murphy . . Smith .... Clemens . . Iverson . . . Jones . . . Nielsen . . . Hansen . . . Turner . . . 3 5 N x PEP CLUB Pres. . . . Diane Hollingsworth Advisor . . ....... Harold Bryant Sec. . . . ......... Helen Kirby Treas. . . . . Leonard Armstrong V.-Pres. ............ Pepper Thiele Pro Tem ........ Nancy Kaskadden I f - - '-Q K' xags. my - Huh! Null! liillll This lllll'0llll00S Mr. ilgl'V2llll 's Pu 1 nies tho m-wlv 0l'LL'2llllZl'll IR- vt'l11l1.'l'lu- s nirit . 7 . I VW ot' vim, vigor, :mal vitzllitv is lbI'0llQ,'lll furtll bv lhis lzlrgv 2'I'0llli. lllvx' lmvv 1-zlisvml fumls bv taking.: 4-lmrgo ol' H10 clwc-lc P00111 at vm-ll gillllll, selling' noise lll2lliUl'S, st:1tio1wry, :xml mlm' pins. 'l'lwy have also plwvimlml fm' 21 new Cll00I'l02l1llIlg.1' olltfil. 1l2llS off in the Pop i'lulm!!!! Cheerleaders Bernice Brickman, Sharyl Green, Mari Ann Shreve, Carole Sprague. 33 lk sv Z III 'YJ . PHRHDE 5f LJ l M' .5s.,' l l P M-'-Nm., J -'I 4 4' Oelwein Hiqh's homecoming went oft' with L1 big bang this year with a winning football ttam. a beautiful Pep Queen, a majestic danee. a movie star - and EVERYTHING. The excitement started with a big parade that afternoon. All the clubs and classes spon- sored floats, competing against one another for prizes. At the close of the parade, McDonald Carey was presented with a ne:-ktie and a caricature ot' himself, drawn by Oelwein's Jim Nelson. Then, during the halt' ot' an exciting game, the Queen, Monica Nordman, and her ceurt, Diane Hollingsworth, Judy Warren, Barbara Luther, and Phyllis Johnson were hon- ortd. At tlre Stardust clanre following the game, the Grand 1 lVIart-li was led by the Queenk attendants, nominees and their escorts. So ended a pertkict day and Oelwein Highs 1951 Homu-oining , 1: wsgty. ' ,V i 1 s,:, ff1..f',?,-2 . P tif , . A L .'v1 1 M H ., ,,.f1-x. , W., V W X5 is t Q' J. ' ' fNg1fl A .fgrxilgfpr b I vi,-139 Y.. flaw i A Tw? ,.i 5 3 mum 'Y UC CAI X. 45 craft! 35 -u-lf' RU' 4,1 P4461 51 X-.2 ' ' I ' .W ' f N '51 r -A A. ' V. . 1 .. 'gif , ' ? I Z NEVER SINCE EVE Miss Beverly Richards, speech and dramatics instructor, along with a group of OHS students, worked diligently and produced the hilarious play, Ever Since Eve. Hundreds of Oelwein play-goers viewed the production and mudc the play il huge success. Father . . . Mother . . . Betsy . . . Susan . . . Camly . . Johnny . . . Spud ..... Lucybelle . . , Mr. Quinn . . Miss Willard . Preston Hughes Football Players CAST Vernon Bartels Isobel Eckhart Roberta Kalm Linda Greenley . . . . Bud Lyon Jim Doty Junior Hatfield Carol Crain Bill Bale . Elaine Dieter . Dean Iverson . Joe Gallagher Rex Dudley Tom Bale Bob Ash Production Director ....... ....,.......,. B everly J. Richards Asst. Director . . . . A Diane Hollingsworth Stage Manager ....... Jack Linder Electricians ..... Bill Mack Bob Ash Sound Effects ..............,........... Tom Bale Make-up .......................... Jackie Parker Jannes Fuelling, Carole Sprague, Jean Vargastm 'Costumes ......................... Janann Proctor Patty Edwards Ticket Sales .. .. Mary Ann Hintz Sally Borland Set Model ................... Fred Schoentag Props ..... ..... N ancy Kaskadden, Pepper Thiele, Sharon Linder, Bernice Brickman, Sharyl Green, Florence Treptow Publicity ............,.,........... Judy Warren Kay Julien, Helen Kirby, Janice Borland Building and Paint Crew Tom Bale, Bob Ash, Ray Nissen, Pat Weishapl Rosemary Levin, John Gregory, Teresa Garcia, Carol Deyo, Sally Borland, Anita Caballero, Fred Schoentag, Arleta Kobbe, Carol Crain, Marilyn Frisch, Jean Vargason, Janice Borland, Joe Gallagher, Junior Hatfield Y - Teen Cabinet , 'rgili' -gngaq ml . .-S' I 5 in ii ,, U z:,,.Qi'9'l K I' fx :xiillimqqq jf, ,N .. 4 Y' . :T x ' El V ' A L ox 5 . Q.- 4 by ' .., SEATED: Carmy Aversa, Marjorie Carr, Jean Davis, Beverly Baker, Barbara Luther, Gail Kilcoyne, Mari- lyn Hall, Janann Proctor, Diane Thiele, Linda Greenleyz STANDING: Sharon Linder, Mary Ann Hintz, Sully Borland, Betty Sauthoff, Quill and Scroll ROW ONE: Rita Risk, Joan Trager, Carole Fae Sprague, Bud Lyon, Stewart Shaw: Art Dempsey, Jack Linder, Judy Warren, Mr. Voorhees, Sharon Linder. ROW TWO: Pepper Thiele, Y - Teen ROW ONE: Jean Davis, Marilyn Hall, Beverly Baker, Carmy Aversa, Marjorie Carr, Sally Borland, ROW TWO: Janice Campbell, Sharon Barta, Marlene Driscoll, Peggy Early, Marilyn Baxter, Gloria Campbell, Pat Early, Donna Britain: ROW THREE: Audrey Loveland, Sharyl Green, Mary Cole, Bernice Brinkman, Carol Crain, Marjorie Baldwin, Joyce Beckner: ROW FOUR: Katherine Crain, Mary Baldwin. Jannes Fuelling, Isobel Eckhart, Carol Deyo, Janice Borland, Pat Edwards. 'J 0 0 I ROW ONE: Mary Ann Hintz, Sharon Linder, Barbara Luther, Diane Thiele, Betty Saathoff, Gail Kil- L-oyne, Janann Proctor: ROVV TXVO: Florence Treptow, T91-Q53 Stasi, Sharon McQueen, Georgene Rogge, Jean Vargason, Pat Weishapl, Betty Uchytil, Beverly Simpson: ROW THREE: Miss Lerdall. Virginia Kovegan, Katie Wait, Rosemary Levin, Aim Wetlaufer, Arleta Kobbe, Barbara Schuler, Delores Masters, Ann Robbins. Nancy Kaskzlddeni ROW FOUR: Janice Stokesberry, Joanne Tousley, Roma Schesselman, Nora I-Iammond, Beverly Sorensen. G. A. A. ROW ONE: Marilyn Hall, Kay Julien, Helen Kirby, Gail Kilcoyne, Beverly Grossman, Teresa Garcia, Nancy Kas- kadden: ROW TWO: Diane Hollingsworth, Jeanne Rus- so, Nora Hammond, Virginia Keegan, Mary .Ann Hintz, Sharon McQueen, Arleta Kobbe, Janann Proctor, Ber- nita Miller: ROW THIREE: Jackie Parker, Barbara King, Jackie Rathbun, Delores Masters, Sharon Ramsey, Barbara Hughbanks, Miss Janssen: ROW FOUR: Rose- mary Levin, Sharyl Green, Audrey Loveland, Helen Graesch, Sharon Linder. ROW ONE: Jean Davis, Beverly Baker, Anita Caballero, Joyce Beckner, Marjorie Baldwin, Sally Berg. ROW TWO: Pat Early, Gloria Campbell, Peg Early, Marlene Driscoll, Pat Edwards, Janice Bor- land, Sharon Barta, Carmy Aversa: ROW Marilyn Baxter, Carol Conner, Bernice Brick- man, Marilyn Frisch, Carol Crain, Janet Damm, Janice Campbell, Katherine Crain, Marlys Cum- mings: ROW FOUR: Mary Baldwin, Isobel Eckhart, Jannes Fuelling, Carol Deyo, Sally Borland, Rosella Averill, Mary Col-e, Marjorie Carr. ROW ONE: Mari Shreve, Carole Sprague, Joan Trager, Florence Treptow, Joanne Tousley, Georgene Rogge, Roma Schlesselman: ROW TWO: Beverly Simp- son, Betty Saathoff, Katie Wait, Betty Uchytil, Sally Wal- enceus, Ann Robbins, Jean Vargason, Teresa Stasi: ROW THREE: Joanne Schaffer, El Marie Smith, Barbara. Schuler, Pat Weishapl, Diane Thiele, Beverly Sorensen, Janice Stokesberry, Barbara Smith: ROW FOUR: Wanda Stiain, Laura Sawyer. vi! wk Q , 'uw -w--f 'fm.,W NX. 1 J. C. L. .J-E SQ4 o ' 4 n ' ' Q ' ' ROW ONE: Nancy Kaskadden, Carol Campbell, Duane Abbott, Tom Bale, Janice Campbell, Mary Ann Hmtz: ROW TWO: Mary Cole, Sharyl Green, Bernice Brickman, Beverly Baker, Carol Crain, Arletta Kobbe, Miss Nelson: ROW THREE: Leah Hagelberg, Elaine Dieter, Carol Deyo, Jannes Fuelling, Sally Harland, Joanna' Tcusley, Marjorie Carr: ROW FOU R: Art Dempsey, Allan Brant, Rex Dudley, Glenn Borland. ROVV ONE: Janice Stokesberry, Ma1'i Ann Shreve, Carole Sprague, Jackie Parker. Joan Trager, Ann Wetlaufer: ROW TWO: Helen Kirby, Beverly Sorensen, Pat Weishapl, El Marie Smith, Sharon Ramsey, Jean Vargason, Alvin Stewart: ROW THREE: Jack Trager, Rosemary Levin, Dick Retz, Jackie Rathbm. Roma Sclilessc-iman. Diane Thiele, Sharon Linder: ROW FOUR: Tom Wine, Stewart Shaw, Bi-Play-Chem ROW ONE: Tom Wine, Stewart Shaw, Florence Treptow, Maury Cole, Bud Lyon, Jziniee Stokesberry: ROW TWO: Lzlurzi Sawyer, Sharon McQueen, Roberta Kulm, Diane Thiele, Put Weishupl, Jzanann Prou- tor, Allfllilj' Loveland, Marry Ann Lehs, Teresa Stawii ROVV THREE: Sharon Linder Barbara Smith, Shir- ley Westendorf, Bob Platt, Jenn Vzirgzison, Alta Magleson, Nora Hammond, Beverly Sorensen: ROW FOUR: Torn Seerist, Fred Sehoentagi, Bob Meul-ey, Jaek Walker, Russ Woodward. Rol rt Schrziek. ROW ONE: Phyllis Johnson, Put Dabney, Isobel Eckhart, Beverly Baker, Elaine Dieter, Betty Boggessi ROW TWO: Carol Conner, Katherine Crain, Beverly Grossman, Teresa Garcia, Mzirlys Cummings, Joyee Berkner: ROW THREE: Arleta Kobbe, Carol Crain, Bernice Briekman, Janice Borland, Pat.Edwzn-ds, Virginia Keegan: ROW' FOUR: Vernon Bartels, Leonll-d Armstrong, Rex Dudley, ROVV ONE: Clinton Lau, Dick Betts, DeWayne Smith, Dick Droste, Nat Bly, Joe Gal- lagher, Wayne Liebe, Leo Jorgensen, Junior Hatfield, Jim Luther: ROW TWO: Coach Chuck Joss, Bill Mack, Allan Baker, Ken Sahs, Joe Jones, John Channer, Bud Lyon, John Beake, Stewart Shaw, Charles Pearl, Jack Trager, Martin Walters, Tony Grasso, Coach Cy Bellockt ROW THREE: Jim Doty, Jim Lilly, Jule Liebe, Dean lvlolinsky, Dean Iverson, Bill Bale, Vernon Bartels, Art Dempsey, Glenn Borland, Enoch Fratzke, Tom Bale, Sam Greco: ROW FOUR: Jim Rogge, Rex Dudley, Roger Smith. Russell Clemens, Bob Hansen, Allan Brant, Jack Linder, Leo Campbell, Ray Nissen, Alfred Nielsen. to 44 0 CLUB Nlajorettes RON' ONE: Janice Borland, Phyllis Johnson, Sharon McQueen, Joanne Tousley: ROW' TTVO: Sharon Linder, Bethel Ward, Linda Green- ley. Kay Julien, Phydalis Swisher. NEWSSTAFF Debate ROW' ONE: Bud Lyow, Marny Tobiason, Beverly Grossman, Bcity Bogg-ass, Bill Balc: ROVV TWVO: Fred Schocntag, Jack Linder, Miss Ricliards, David Mur- phy, Tom Winc. ROW ONE: Betty Boggs-ss, Bud Lyon, Jack Linder, Joan Trager, Art Demp- sey, Judy Warren, Rita Risk, Rex Dudley: ROW TJWO: Gail Kilcoyne, Mari- lvn Hall, Carol Campbell, Helen Kirby, Beverly Gross- man, Carole Sprague, Joyce Beckner, Florence Treptow, Jean Davis, Leonard Arm- strong: ROW THREE: Jerry Johnson, Alvin Stewart, Mary Ann Hintz, Jack Trager, Janice Borland, Pat Edwards, Diane Thiele, Pat Wcishapl, Stewart Shaw, Mr. Voorhees: ROW FOUR: Paula Stockfield, Rosemary Levin, Arleta Kobbe, Shar- on Linder, Fred Schoentag. 45 pk Jus...-. ROW ONE: Carol Dxyo, Elaine Dieter, Janet Fuollingi ROV? IWC: Carol Czzmobcll, Jani on Barta, Carol Brown: ROW' THREE: Allan Boggess, Mr. Pcteiman: ROW FOUR: Duane Fratxkc, Drmrn, Pat Dabrey, Isobel Eckhart, Jannes Ce Borland. Sally Berg. Joyce Buckner, Shar- Erant, Beverly Bakcr, Sally Borland, Beity Abbott, Vernon Bartels, John Chann-cr, Enoch Mixed ROW' ONE: Kay Julicn, Shirley Jenkins, Phil Johnson, Ngmgy Kqglfgldden, Slmmgq Liudgrh Lindi Grccnlcy. Roberta Kahn: RUW TWO: Jackie Parker, Mary Ann Hintz, Carolyn Jenkins, Barbail King. Sharon McQueen, Rosemary Levin, Mr, Peterman: RUVV THREE: Bob Platt., Gene Hall, Bob Nlcalry, Frcd Schoentagf, Eddie Joe Hancock, Dean Iverson. ROW ONE: Laura Sawyer, Marian Soper, Snaron Rams1iy,Pat Wtishapl, Roma Sehlcssel- man, Jackie Rathbun: ROW TVVNO: Joan Tra ger, Batty Satthoft, Katie Wait, Barbara Srhuler, Barbara Smith, Shirley Westendorf, Jeanne Russo, Beverly Sorensen: ROVV TIIRIEE: Judy Warren, Joanne Tousley, Carolg- Sprague, Robert Platt, Phydalis Swisher, Keith Thoinpson. Stewart Shaw: ROXV FOUR: Kenneth Thompson, Wayne Venter, Jack Trager. Don Sellers. Chorus Girls Glee Club HOWV ONES -102111 V1l!'Q1lr011. :Xrletn KODDC, Florence Trcptow. Diane Tliiele, Janice Stoekesberry, Pal lddwairis, lVIzi1'lene Diiscoll: ROW TWO: Paula Stoektield, Kathleen Miller, Delores Nlasters, Monica Nordinzin, Hernita Miller, Betty Uehytil, Marilyn Friseh, Carol Crain, Nora Hammond: ROVV THREE: Beverly Mall. Rosella Averill, Jennie Duncan, Diane Hollingsworth, Helen Graesch, Jean Davis, Mr. Peteriniin. Spanish Club RlOW ONE: Jllllillill Proctor, Joe Gallagher, Gail Kileoyne, Theresa Garcia, Carol Brown, Diane H0lIiY1l-fSWfll'lh3 R0w TWO: BeV9l'1.Y Older, Shirley Jenkins, Judy Wai-ren, Marilyn Hall, Phyllis Johnson, Isobel Eckhart, Miss Nelson: ROW THREE: Art Dempsey, Joe Jones. Junior Hatfield, Salvador Mendez. Thespians ROW ONE: Betty Boggess, Bud Lyon, Carol Campbell, Diane Hollingsworth, Jim Doty, Judy Warren, Jackie Parker: ROW' TWO: Linda Greenley, Sharon Linder, Janann Proctor, Elaine Dieter, Kay Julien, Pat Weishzlpl, Joan Trager, Mari Ann Shreve, Roberta Kalm: ROW THREE: Miss Beverly Riclmrds, Fred Schoentzlg, Bill Bale, Vernon Bartels, Rita Risk, Carole Sprague, Phyllis Johnson: ROW FOUR: Bill Muck, Tom Bale, Dean Iverson, Bob Ash. 48 A Capella Choir ROVV ONE: Jean Vargason, Rosemary Levin, Patty Edwards, Sally Borland, Pat Weispahl, Phyllis Johnson, Caro Campbell, Diane Hollingsworth, Jackie Parker, Roberta Kalm, Carol Brown, Pat Dabney, Elaine Dieter: ROW TWO: Betty Boggess, Sally Berg, Beverly Sorenson, Carolyn Jenkins, Carol Crain, Janann Proctor, Janet Damm, Keith Thompson, Shirley Jenkins, Joanne Tousley, Wayne Venter, Judy Warren, Isobel Eckhart, ROW THREE: Bob Mealey, Kenny Thompson, Duane Abbott, Jack Trager, Bob Platt, Don Sellers, Stewart Shaw, John Channer. Secretarial Club Pres. . . . . . . Pat Dabney Sec. .. . . Joanne Shaffer V.-Pres. . . Barbara Smith Treas. . . . Shirley Jenkins Under the capable direc- tion ot' Miss Teisinger, these eleven girls have had a large part in the office work of OHS. Making the programs for the basketball and wrest- ling teams and giving as- sistance with other oft'- ice work has kept them busy throughout the school year. ROW ONE: Joanne Shaf- fer, B-ernita Miller, Pail Dabney, Shirley Jenk- ins, Betty Boggess: Rl0lW t '1lWO: Lola Jean Smith, Barbara Smith, Miss Teisinger, Laura Saw- yer, Jennie Duncan, Bev- erly Grossman, Carol Campbell. 49 In nm lx'1-mmm, .Iam-1 Dzlmm. Judy Annual ROW UNEI -lim Uffiy, livtly liuggvss. Phyllis .Iul111sm1, Dizmc IilllllllglSXX'llI'lll. lwury Cole. P111 ljulmvy, l,1-mm X1'mft1'ux1z1: RUN' 'IWYOZ .luywv l:l'i'lillCl'. Kay Julivll. Pill l':dX'l'ilI'dS. l3vvv1'l5' fll'OSSll1lll1. 'l'lu'1'c'xu Gzuwiu. 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TV10 1111111111 No1c1111111 111111 '11 11,01 C11o11 F19 S111 11.,ue 13611111 QIITIDNOYI Bc11y Sz1111111111 A110110 11111 l11f C 111 Kl1ll1X111 1111111 T111111 ROW THR E 1111111 S1OLk09bG1lY B 111111 Miller, Ll1Ul'Zl 5111111 111111111 1111 1 11 W 1111111 811111111 11116101 ROW' FOU b 9111111 S1111 F11 51 111r.r11z1g, 1VIu1'1i11 W1 els Ruvl I :'- .. 11111 13111111111 P1111 Ld11 11ds P11 WL1S11lD1 J11111111 I7l0Lt0l C1IO1yI1 JCIIKIIIS 121211110 Dieter 3 Q as lm: Ka H Wetlaufer, Robert HD , A ary Levin U1 OS6 er, Kay Julien, R nd Li ev- B HHH kins, Janet Da Warren, Shirley Jen Judy circlel the ROW ONE: Cwithin J en- Janet Foster, Carolyn Schlesselman, Sally Martin, Roma w, to Trep CUCC Of Fl Vayne N a w, Sh Iverson, Stewart er, Dean nd Li C9 Rathbun, Jan kie Jac Baker, erly --1 awson, dell Deana D 00 G onni-e R nner, Jean Davis, Cha 52.2 -5 va Bl T GJ Q H4 z, Bel w H-4 O L U Q chult S ob aw, B Sh Robert ol E E ra e-I U7 E .Q Q. E U5 U arol Merrill C rie L-4 R5 U Ji fi E an hn ell O Ma Ward Wilkie, Kay kins, Freddie Steele, J 1 e Stokesberry, Joyce Becknex Janie FSHSCH, So Beverly 0: gartner: ROW H1 Bau Billy B3 - +5 CU -F Q w 0-l 5 M m CU Dou lton, Priscilla Mou astel rbara Schuler, Elaine Pl Bn rain, C D6 atheri 1 Connor, K Caro 7 aa 'En cille Wait, Lu si 52 n: .c O f-5 .Zi 3, ,C CL. C25 Z i Q Z Q F4 rn 'E YU Y-4 CQ CI SJ QC 15 ... ru .r: x U I-IJ E .Q o VI 9-1 V GJ Tousl n, Dave Strang, H18 Nord aley Mary Lou eM aro, Katherin UH ner, Rose F SS Shirley Gle ll Russe tzke, Director FH hF HOC strong, E FTD A eonard enter, L ayne V W mith Roger S Dabney, Shar- t Pa ROVV THREE: roctor, Duane Abbott Hintz, Janann P Mary Ann Holl- HDS Brown, Di Luther, Carol ng, Connie a Ki Barbar ait, erine W th 3 Wittmer, K King, Linda rolyn , Ca ndall, Judy Stokesberry F3 C Janet gory. Gre John on Ramsay, Sally Clark. gsworth, in Tousley, Sharon Joanne dden, 3 ask cy K HU N Dieter, Borland, Elaine ley, Sally D B8 Gr d U' PP 8 -t 1-I0 44 Faso, v..2w.,,. r isg? Q UN' '4- CLA 'I f 4,15 91 raw as SEN bLe Student Council ROW ONE: Katie Wait, Joe Gallagher, Jarmes Fuelling, Phil Johnson, Bill Bale, Diane Hollingsworth, Judy Warren: ROW TWO: Mr. Grossbach, Eddie Joe Hancock. Nancy Kaskadden, Barbara King, Stewart Shaw, Clinton Lau, Mr. Hoover: ROW THREE: Mr. Kraft, DiCk Retz, Enock Fratzke, Jim Rogge, Tom Bale, Bob Ash. Janitors John Sellers, John Bloch, Wa Shields, Frank Kappmcycr. Wa Bock, 'f 814001. WORK pd IVE AINAYJ' WEEE NIM IN 'l'fl6AZl1VE C'0UlV7'.V 1700 75146 1741 5f N FIIAIVPJ ! XLS Y- X Z r. , X A 1 y i V .X ,V 4 . X ..-1 ,V -A ' META A X XXX .l I I ' 1 -nr 3 N E 5 7 Q ' V P Q . ' ' 1 Wk ' , 'Q-X t ' 5 if C X 4 5 ' ELL- . . '15 ? 5 4 'XV E gl - xlswx! K- s Nl W 7 1 J , XX!! 1 JI Y. S : ati NW. If W T: W I ! lf: 75 H +92 'rw X5 1 1 -QS., -. r 7 s I 55 Jr. High Faculty Mr. Darland Mr. Northrop Miss Ross Mrs. Moulton Miss Terfehn u i Mrs. Storms Mr. Doughty Mr. Nelson Miss Oberfeil Miss Merx Mr. Stuck Mr. Tuefel Miss Meyer 56 :W Q-Q if J Hang on light, Judy Studious Elaine Sweet and innocent Look what she's sitting on Sweet Joyce Evon The big four Wasn't she cute The curves BL-'V' Snaps 1 zi S sr-1 Tony's victory Big smiles Look at those muscles Oh! Pat! Peek-a-boo Mrs. Moulton and the Look at the cute dog Motherly Terry How sentimental OJH cheerleadu Q Brave Colleen Smiley John Aw! Go on! Who's that?'? Eraids and all Large Women Schools out inth Grade ROW ONE: Evon Kappmeyer, Wanda Lau, Joan Mmyer, Louise Crogveek, Elaine Heitter, Arlene Newton Shirley Clendenen: ROW TWO: Gordon Crandall, Jim Campbell, Janet Crandall, Carolyn King, Connie Crandall, Joyce Rundle, Pat Heldt, Marcella Sellers: ROW THREE: Jim Wheeler, Ronald Jarchow, lone Hatch Marlene Stockwell, Diane Buell, Robert Scholz, Ned Sissel, Owen Brinkman: ROW FOUR: Kenny Peterman, Delbert Fortney, Phil Kalm, John Monnahan, Lloyd Shields, Bob Auberry, John Napoli, Dave Garcia. inth Grade ROW ONE: Bonnie Becker, Janet Foster, Pat MCN91-ney, Vivian Larson, Delores Magneson, Sandra King Mary Morrow: ROW TWO: Rachel Munson, Dixie Dudley, Joyce Rodgers, Judy Schmidt, Janice Linder, Shirley Fleming, Doris Boleyn, Janet Knowles, Darryle Wiskerchen: ROW THREE: Charles Zubrod, Raymond Isley, R3J'mOIld Taylor, D0I1Hld Crawford, Lloyd Wirtzes, Jeanette Hemenway, Barbara Peter- man: 'ROW FOUR: Jim Strung. Bob Fl0W61', J0hD Baker, Gordon Sanford, David Richards, George Aldrich, Ronald Davis, Omar Witte. ROVV ONE: Beverly Swartz, Marlene Westendorf, Sharon Blaisdell, Shirley Soper, Lois Cummings, Flor- ine Jenks, Joyce Youngton, Elizabeth Simms: ROVV TVVO: John Greco, Pat Westendorf, Verna De Tim- merman, Shirley Smith, Connie Luther, Rose Funaro, Aaron Damon, Duane Kastli, Larry Green: ROVV THREE: Kenny Smith, Larry Rahe, Bernard Shannon, Beverly Zubrod, Michael Farrington, Gerald Lea- ton, Dale Bright, Kenny Winter: ROW' FOUR: Leland Doudney, Terry Roberts. Charles Schiller, Dale Wilken, Bob Clark, Duane Lathan. Eighth Grade ROW ONE: Joan Latham, Virginia Peterman, Darleqe Britian, Barbara Wilson, Nadine Myers, Beverly Grapentine: ROW TWO: Gilbert Walton, Jay Kemmerer, Kenny Frisch, Larry Bradley, Sharon mars, Ronald Keegan, Wayne Larson, Eldon Schlumbohm, Ronald Larson: ROW THREE: George hoff, Frieda Peterman, Bonnie Kemrnercr, JoAnne Farrington, Carol Hall, Joan McBride, Barbara ficld, Shirley Bates, Joan Green, Joan Moats: ROW FOUR: Ronald Steffen, Walter Windt, William lord, Dale Kappmeyer, Lyle Waterman. Som- Saat- Brad- Hart Eighth Grade ROW ONE: Lucille Wait. Sandra Wilson, Pat Hoepfner, Arlene Damm, Janet Rathbun, Sally Martin: ROW TWO: Dave Strang, Franklin James, Charles Kemmerer, Judy Stokesberry, Sally Clark, Shirley Glessner. Lowtll Frisch, LeRoy Latham, Rodney Sherman: ROW THREE: Freddy Steele, Ronny Goodell, Pris- cilla Moulton, Rhonda Allen, Roberta Wagner, Shirley Folsom, Elaine Plaster, Carl Richards: ROVV FOUR: Tony Thiele, LaVern Wartham, Leland Blunt, Dick Vargason, Cletus Schneider, Stanley Kirchoff, ROW ONE: LaDonna Smith. Roberta Rueffel, Betty Brown, Rosalie Conner, Joan Behrens, Karen Mcisgcier: ROW TWO: Judy Campbell, Barbara Joh iron, Geraldine Ash, Judy Driscoll, Lois Vance, Hel- PIT Mililncson, Norma Master, Colleen Brewington: ROW THREE: Mike Caballero, Darryll Able, Bill Doly, Ted Proctor, Darrell Woodward, Wayne Schu ler, Bill O'Hara: ROVV FOUR: Jack Levin, Gary Annis, Richard Barber, Edsel Lenius, Leon Jorgensgn, John Youngblut. Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Judy Hartman, Kay Wardell, Marilyn Dale, Jim Wilson, Robert Shaw, Fred Tousley, Larry Jarchow: ROW TWO: Kathy Mealey, Mary Lou Nordman, Rebecca Luther, Annette Jensen, Cheryl Rue- ffel, Carol Merrill, Belva Bly: ROW THREE: Deanna Dawson, Betty Johnson, Victor Crawford, Bill Scholz, David Walker, Larry Chase, Janice Wolfgram, Barbara Flower: ROW FOUR: Wayne Ehredt, Roula Noble, Bill Wilkie. Kavin Ramsey, Merle Walters, Douglas Kutschat, Janet England, Jack Durland. Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Karen Blunt, Shirley Wagner, Kay Aschbrenner, Ladema Westendorf, Doris Bennett, Rose- mary Harkins: ROW' TWO: Donald Westendorf, Clarence Kane, Charles Robbins, Jeri Meskell, Jacquelin Heldt, Jean Rundle, Judy Wetherbee, Sharlene Westendorf, Richard Cottrell: ROW THREE: Vernon Garri- son, Leonard Berg, Fred Nielsen, Jerry Bratten, Beryl Latham, Donald Fleming, Richard Reisner, William Wareham: ROW FOUR: Sidney Boleyn, Donald T3ylO1', Norma Sawyer, Dick Shepherd, David Hamilton. ROVV ONE: Jerry Chase, Priscilla Holsted, Mardell Edwards, Marcia Baldwin, Kay Folsom, Tommy Kem- mercr: ROW TWO: Daryl Lau, lVlargH1'ft VHIEHSOII Patty Flauchcr, Karen Molinsky, Sharon Thompson, Sally Frisch, David Crandall. Terry Clark: ROW TH REE: Roger Britian, Gary Iverson, James Stolfus. Wayne Pclley. Lyle Wilson, Bob Hull: ROW' FOUR: Tom Snyder, Roy Bates, Beatrice Banes, Colleen Vargason, Donna Chaplin. Linda Cahill. Girls Glee Club ROW' ONE: .lzinvl Crzliidull, Doris Boleyn, Judy Schmidt, Janice Linder, Joyvc Rodgers. Dixio Dudlvy, Shir- ley l loining: ROW TWO: Slnrlcy Smith, Connie Luther, Rose Funziro, Rachel Munson. Conniq- Crziiirizill. flll 'l5'l1 Kimi. Jo5'L'e:- Rundlc, Putty Ml-Ncrney, Vsvnzi DcTimmv1'mz1n. .Ioznietlo Hemfmvziy: RUN' IIIREE: lfilnim- lloittcr, Wzindzi l.:1u, Evon Kuppineyer, Delores Mugneson, Shirley Sopci. Mzirlrnu Wnhslviidoil lion- nic licvki-i', .Tunit Foslvr. .Ioyuu Youngton, 'Florine Jenks: ROVV FOUR: Arlcno Newton, Slnrloy Clviiclvii- on. Viviun l,:n'son, Louisl' Crogvuvli. Szlndrzi King. -Iozin Meyer. Maury lVloi'i'on', BLll'i.Dl!l'Zl Pclliinziii. Junior High Octette ncson, Louise Crogveck, Shii'lc5 Clcndcncn, Carolyn King. ROW ONE: Shirlvy Smith, Jczinvttv Hcmenwziy, Jzinico Linder, Rzivhcl Munson: RON' TVVO: Dclorvs Mang- L Flash Staff fs X 4 W Q la ROW ONE: Shirley Fleming, Louise Crogveek, Carolyn King, Joan Meyers, Sandra King, Jim Strang: RJOW TWO: Judy Schmidt, Sally Clark, Arlene Damm. Rose Funaro, Mrs. Storms, Beverly Grapentine, Charles Kemmerer, Ronny Jarchow: ROW 'I'H'REE: Doris Boleyn, Joyce Rodgers, Connie Luther, Janice Linder, Patty MCN-erncy, Roula Noble, Stanley Kirehhoff, Dave Strang: ROW FOUR. Mary Lee Morrow, Janet Foster, Raymond Isley, Dennis Binning, Ken Peterman, Shirley Clendenen, Arlene Newton, Boys Patrol ROW ONE: William Hartford, Joe Mendez, Omar Witte, Darold Woodward, Lyle Waterman, Lyle Wilson: ROW TWO: Larry Green, Wayne Larson, Charles Robbins, Donald Westendorf, Billy Wareham, John Na- poli. vi . e 43 1' O . Q, Q., EITNY UNCC: V- 40- .ff C Q liill l'r1lN li JJ A v feli Office Staff lty Cllnclc 1C'i. Mann-.-llzl Sally-rs, Jim Wheeler: ROW TWO: Ronnie Davis .lznwl F1 sim, .M'lun' N1 wlwn, Sliirlcy Clfndcncll, Mill' clln Sellers. Librarians ROW ONE: Ronny Jarchow, Dixie Dudley, Roberta Rueffel, Ned Sissel: ROW TWO: Priscilla Moulton Arlene Newton. Shirley Clenden-en, Marcella Sellers , ' I ktk' 6 . -.4--1 ff 4 Eff I. Pivilllillllf' lgUlll.iI'l' 2. Hi-Pllf'-f'llk'lll iniiizntm-s 53, liypsy l'Im-kllznt 4. Sm-ml :Incl llugnn 5. VIIOIIIH llzny1'i1i1'?.'.' ti. Ilwrso V12 T. Annual I+'lm1i S. Lyn-11111 9. Nzniuro Girl IU. Imgs ll. l':u'11ix':1l Uollrt lf. 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