Okoboji High School - Oriole Tales Yearbook (Okoboji, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

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Pprecmtlon -Fpqtfeme La qlfj juldahce and undcrgtqhq 'VIS 5h'W l '45 through fht jzav-5 75 I I 0 3 Bum Lx .L W Q 1 1- 3 z 1 ff V I 'Coj ,LL-AQ I ,710 Q -, If 9 Y 1 F CL 9 I ZX, an Q i U U ' ' UU rim . on . I l mf 'lm Wir! fm Ckwfengzn :T g j- ik k-h1'ah ' A . Cl oe ra h , o 0 lla M .rl Av- - FQ Y-l I 0 Q qu r 6 1 ' W 'Un ol - IQ 56 Q 0 , 9 1 - minlstratlon ADMINISTR TID Earl R Linden Principal Geometry Algebra World History Business Arithmetic Chemistry Mrs Vivian Amundson English I English II Literature American History R. K. Barnhill Superintendent Industrial Arts G1rl's Coach Boyvs Coach hrs L H DeWitt Home Economics Biology Grade Music High School Music Z D ,Tl 31 Hrs Harold Zenor 7th and Sth Grades Mrs. Phyllis Busse 132 and Zgg Grades Mrs Wilber Saokett Declam D. 6.-+ Miss Dorothy Strouth Sth and 6th Grades ff' Mrs. Ruth Barnhill 33g and Mfg Grades i Mrs Ethel Lage lst Grade Kindergarten Remedial Reading r 00K -L. - ii, Mrs Vern Hankins and Mrs Jim Christensen and Hrs Harry Gray Mrs Wiley Lambert B0 RD of EDUCATIO Left to right: Gilbert Northey President, Francis Mo011er, Mr. Barnhill, L. G. Calkins, Wm. J. Johnson, Lester Helle, Ralph Nelson. ANITOR US DRI ERS O' Bus No 1 Bud Page 2 Harry G ay Vern Hankins Lester Place A I ' I d Qin . I , , - 0Ill0l'S Okoboji 1311112115 Merle Froendt Spirit Lake Student Council Class Officer Basketball Baseball Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Annual Staff Declam Colleen Grim Milford Kittenball Mixed Chorus Okoboji Class Officer Basketball Kittenball Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus, Madrigal Girls Sextette Mixed Quartette Solo Operetta 2 3,lL 2 3,l+ 2,3 1+ 2 3 1+ 2!3lu 2.3 M 2 2 3 M Alan Beving Class Officer Basketball Baseball 1,2, Operetta Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Annual Staff Paper Staff Student Council Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Annual Staff Annual Ass't Editor M Paper Staff 2 3 M Paper Ass't Editor Declam 2,3 M 3.11 Q 3 Les Brawner Gillet Grove Class Officer Basketball Baseball Mixed Chorus Boys Chorus Boys Quartette Operetta Jr Class Play Student Council Dona Nelson Terril Basketball Kittenball Glee Club Girls Chorus Pep Club Okoboji Basketball Kittenball Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus Operetta Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Annual Staff Paper Staff Declam U-'P- I- lil U hubs! vo NNNNNPN susan Q KMKAJLO DJ IBF? 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The fall of '55 we have just about the same lineup as before. Kay Dannatt, Margaret williams, Jean Johnson, Dona Nelson, Colleen Grim, Joel Moeller, Edward Thiessen, Terry Ghristensen, Merle Froendt, Leslie Brawner, and Alan Beving. Lee had sold his car and enlisted in the Navy ' : o Q 9 O Z, I Alan Beving, Terry Christensen had wheeled in from California with a 0 e 1 0 0 u O 0- 0 ' Les Brawner had heard that we had a good drag strip so he drove kip in his blown 'Plymouth' and decided to stay He had a few changes in offi gials our last year Mr Barnhill replaced Hr Hclally as head man and Hrs Amundson replaced Mr Sandt Hr Linden and Hrs Deilitt stayed with us for the last of our four years of professional drag racing W finally completed 12 years of Erag racing and with many thanks to all of our officials, our parents, and to anyone else who helped us, we drove up to the judges box and received our awards HOW WE LOOKED THE -nv Team Toe! Col een T.,-ry Ed Do na, QS Kay A144 Ma rs Cv f'6'f' P1 6146 C ASS PROPIIECY The other day after I had gotten back to New York from taking my weekend vacationists to my vacation spots, I sat down and picked up my annual of 1956 and started looking at it. I got to wondering what my old classmates were doing, so I sat down and called Mr. Linden. I told him how the other day I saw over my television set in my car that he was made superintendent of that Model School, Okoboji. I told him how after I got out of school, I bought a couple of lots on the Moon and Mars and built Vacation spots on them. The money I'm taking in is taking care of my whims I asked him if he knew what the rest of the old graduation class was doing He said that he had heard from them and Margaret had finally gotten her ambition to be an actress fulfilled and that I could see her in her latest movie Mighty Maggie Colleen had become a secretary for a millionaire oil tycoon There are rumors that she's going to marry him If she does, It will be the sixth trip to the altar Jean is the head nurse at the Spencer Hospital She's in charge of all the P C s Cpan carriersl Kay has become a great artist She is now over in Paris on a tour Dona, our peroxide kid, now has Soo children in her care She' head of an orphange She bought a pup and instead of calling it a cud dly pup she calls it a puddely pup She had become a puddle jumper Joel's gone into the business of building hot rods He has himself quite a business around Milford Ed is a five star General in the National Guard He's still starry eyed over Jean Terry it seems went to a radio and television school and now is an engineer in California Alan has his own chain of banks He must be getting quite a bit of money from his oil wells down in Texas Mr Linden said that Les, our Tiddly Winks champion went to the Brooklyn Dodgers and showed them his highball They are drunken bums ngw, instead of just bums I went back to work knowing that my old classmates have a good start in life We of the Senior Class set our hand and seal to this writing 54 iYl1,1H'!W'l 5 fl2!Z2lr '7l'!LlJ ll7l'lJfl1 ' W llord, Iowa 8 017116 1 41,751 .l T-ff i IH7? n ' . . . 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C ASS Listen, my children, lend an ear nd of the Senior class you'll hear On the llth We say good of May of this So year, bye to friends so dear This day of Despite the par ing has really come triumph, we feel quite glum The president of our class is handsome Merle Froendt, He's always ready with laugh or stunt Of all the names we know for Ld , the best we think is Slim Upon keen observation Edward's figure looks quite trim Colleen excels in basketball, speech A good career woman she hopes to be Kay, good natured ard full of fun, Her duties are many she helps everyone Jean Johnson the redhead, both bashful and small, When she gets wound up, we have a real ball Joel's the sleepy head, our whole class will agree, If he's found awake, it's an odd mystery Alan's our treasurer with money he's handy, The pictures he takes we all think are dandy In our class the quiet and reliable one, Is the tall, slim, blonde, Dona Nelson ibut she is a lot of fun J Les Brawner's traits and plays, it's no Fun and mischief are In athletlcs, music, one he rates In our midst we have Nho'll be General Christensen if he can a man, Our teacher's stood up under pressure ex ceedingly well, Many tales of woe I'm sure they could tell Mr Barnhill is an awfully good guy, On our list of friends we rate him h1gh POEM The mad chemist' You've guessed it, Mr Lindan's the man with test tubes, and acids, and formulas too You'd better look out, or he'll put you in the brew should go if you need History, too To Mrs Amundson you it 15 help English, Literature, She does all with speed Dewitt takes the lead subjects she compells to read Biology, General Science, Home he She thinks we do with speed In music Mrs Other boring We're very grateful for the help of Speech work went off fine with good teacher to back it Jim, our custodian is a fellow good and jolly He takes with a smile the messes we've made and all other folly It's graduation day and all thru th school The Seniors shout Whoppee' We're done with the rule After all is said and done, My name is Margaret williams I to have had fun 6 , . A . . . 5 n 9 i ' . us . I paper staff and any song spree. Mrs. Sackett. v . an 3 . I LASS WILL Dear parents, teachers, school board members, and friends, We the seniors of Okoboji Consolidated School, county of Dickinson state of Iowa, being of sound mind and memory, do make publish and declang this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annuling any and all will or wills made by us heretofore SECTION II Bequeaths to the Faculty We bequeath to the their proper usage We bequeath to Mr since we have done pair of non squeak we bequeath to Mr team faculty all thumbtacks, erasers, and chalk to insure in years to come Linden a new set of test tubes and bottles for chemistry, our share to get rid of them Also we leave him a shoes which he can use against our successors Barhhill our athletic ability to help out next year's We bequeath to Mrs Dewitt, our undying gratitude of thanks for all she has done for us, in classes, music, and other activities We bequeath to Mrs Amundson some black dye, so that she may get her hair back to the same color as it was before we caused those grey hairs SECTION II Bequeaths to the classes We Bequeath to the coming freshmen We bequeath to we bequeath to other problems account the the juniors, our ability to get along w1th the on sophomores, our athletic talents and our ability freshmen all of our quarrels among ourselves and any that may arise, Also we leave them our empty bank SECTION III Personal Bequeaths Welle my ability to have fun in school I, Alan Beving, will to Dean and stay out of trouble with the teachers at the same time I 'TGPIT J Christensen, will on all subjects, because she to Peggy weaver my ability to work hard needs a rest figure to Ronald Elkin, he'd be more I, Kay Dannatt, will my chubby cuddly then, wouldn't he girls neighbor policy to Bruce Johnson, I, Merle Froendt, will my good won't have to go clear down to Fostoria I, Colleen Grim, will all the alleys of Fostoria to Jim Grim and Turnquist, so they won't have to park on the blacktops on stormy Larry nights in need I, Jean Johnson, will my red hair to Samson Turnquist, who's now of strength I, Joel Moeller, will my bum knee to Larry wintz so he won't have to play basketball Averill, I, Dona Nelson, will my blonde hair and long legs to Bertha that she may become a chorus girl to I, Edward Thiessen, will my ability to get along with girls Jim Grim I, Margaret Williams, w1ll my temper to Larry Winker and my get brownie points to Larry Turnquist and Jim Grim ability to l to get along with the teachers. I O so he so RE EMBER WHE The Seniors were always running to bilford for something during school time The lights went out in Fostoria A leg was missing off a table in study hall Peggy was swimming and somebody threw a snake in the river Terry was always breaking test tubes in Chemistry Yistletoe was hanging over the doors in the assembly Edward left his watch on the other side of the river Six Negroes crawled out of a black 'AZ Ford Mrs Dewitt gave the home economics girls their grades by looking in the garbage can Margaret wasn't always losing her temper over a misplaced pencil Terry wore a cow bell to school Alan and Perle were spending their noon hour talking on the telephone Joel backed into the front of Terry's car Terry and Ed nit their deer Alan and Nancy got stopped by the patrolman Certain people saw little green men Peggy wasn't yelling at Terry The Seniors had a picnic on a bright and sunny day Mr Linden used to go over to the station just to look around Colleen carried out her threat to Terry at Jr play practice Perle was a U1HQSHi6lO wiper The bell was on the stage and the NUOOGSH had to carry it off Nr Linden wasn't yelling at Dean and Ed The gang sang during noon hours The love birds were always talking at noon hours We used to nave picnics down by the river Mrs Amundson b8W1BG Pr Linden out for erasing an assignment Margaret drove without lights. HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA The high school music students presented the operetta, 'Green Cheese' on the nights of March 27th and goth CAST Jim y Sherriff Les Brawner Johann von Bim er David Nelson Trini Schulz Betty Barnhill Hans Dean Welle Frieda Janice Hughes ric von Bimmer Edward Thiessen Peter Schultz Terry Christensen Jimmy Sherriff, son of an American cheese manufacturer, arrives in the Swiss village of Uppendown He is primarily interested in securing Johann von Bimmer, talented young experimenter in cheese formula, as an appendage to his father's plant Through the suspicions of Hans and the groundless dreams of Frieda and Trini, who picture themselves going to America to dance in Hollywood, his mission is veriously conjectured Ultimately, however, Jimmy redeems himself, but Johann refuses the offer of an American contract and Jim y plans to return home without him All action takes place in a single day CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Colleen Grim Secretary Jean Johnson Treasurer Alan Beving CLASS MOTTO 'Climb, Though the Rocks be Rugged ' CLASS COLORS Orchid and White CLASS FLOWER Orchid CLASS DAY ACTIVITIES Master of Ceremonies Merle Froendt Salutatory Class History Alan Bev1ng C1885 POSM Margaret Williams 3kiP DB7 Dona Nelson R6m0mb6P Wh0n Terry Christensen Presentation of Class Fund.... .......Kay Dannatt Presentation of Picture. .... ...Edward Thiessen Career Day ............. .... ..... Jean Johnson Seniors Advice to Juniors... ....Joe1 Moeller Highlights of Senior Year... .... Colleen Grim Class Will ...... . ..... .... .....Les Brawner Class Prophecy ......... ....Mer1e Froeddt Valedictory Presentation of Awards .... ...R. K, Barnhill .President....... ............... ....Mer1e Froendt Junior Class Play The Junior class presented their play, 'Head1n' for a deddin on October 6th and 7th, 1955 It was a great success, and everyone enjoyed this humorous hillbilly production Cast Homer Hollowbone Hollowbone's oldest son Dennis Johnson Maw Hollowbone Homor's Mother Ramona Aalseth Paw Hollowbone Homor's Father Marvin Hoffman Sarah Jo Hollowbone Eldest Daughter Beverly Anderson Gracie May Hollowbone 15 yr old Daughter Peggy Weaver Fannie Jane Hollowbone lk yr old Daughter Bertha Averill Pepper Hollowbone Homer s youngest brother Les Brawner CSr stand ini Sis Hollowbone Homor's youngest sister .Janice Hughes CSoph stand inl Grandpappy Hankley Their grandad Gary Wilson Jidow Blairhouse Neighboring widow Lois Hyde Bertha Blairhouse Widow Blairhouse's daughter Dorothy Averill Slim Blairhouse Bertha's brother Bruce Johnson Melissa Dugan City girl Tamara Amundson Hortense Todd Elderly woman from city Donna Wilson This is a story about a hillbilly boy who writes some love letters to a city girl and all the trouble he gets into as a result of hid letters I Senior Class Play The Senior 'Just Ducky on Mr Maxwell M s Maxwell Betty Lou Bernadine Wilbur Hercules Connie Craig Moore M Moore Del Marshall Aunt Miss Mary Blayne Class of Okoboji High School presented the play April 26 and 27, 1956 Cast The head of the The head of the Fourteen year old Betty Lou's beat Thirteen year old atom bomb W1lbur's bosom pal Seventeen year old daughter house house daughter friend Connies boyfriend Cra1g's father A newspaper reporter Mrs Maxwell's aunt Merle Froendt Margaret Williams Colleen Grim Jean Johnson Les Brawner Terry Christensen Beverly Anderson CJr stand ini Joel Moeller Alan Beving Edward Thlessen Kay Dannatt Editor of the love lorn column Dona Nelson in the local papers Papa Maxwell had just been chosen as the new head of the clti committee, because he had one of the finest and most up stand ing families in the entire community, but it seems that Betty Lou and Bernadine had been wanting to write to Vester Blayne, who edits the love lorn column in the local papers Of course, the girls had no problem, but they proceeded to make one up filled with pathos an and deep heart throbs They mailed the letter, but it was not pub lished, instead, Miss Blayne calls on Mama Maxwell and exposes Betty Lou and Bernadine When M Moore, the chairman of the com mittee that elected Mr Maxwell, and Del Marshall, a newspaper ree porter, drop in for an interview with Mr M xwell the girls think they are state officials and to cover up their foolishness, the girls pretend to be insane and almost convince everyone that they really are insane, Of course, everything turns out alright at the end as all plays do, and everyone is happy 29118 eeeeeeseeese 00000 000000 CO!::::::lClU.l. COQOIICOOIIICQ Isabel Todd,,:::,,::::,,,,Hortense's sister..::::.:::::Carol Meyers i!E55'I!g? n - I E Back row left to right Mrs Deditt sponsor, Ramona Aalseth, Dennis Johnson, Gary Wilson, Bruce Johnson, Carol Meyer Secretary Front row Dorothy Averill, Lois Hyde, Peggy weaver President, Tammy Amund son, Beverly Anderson Vice President, Donna w11SOn Treasurer, Bertha Averill President, uary Pearson, Larry Jintz, Larry dinker President, David Nelson second row Donald siefkin, Lorraine Schoning, James Grim, Arlene Chamberlain, Jerry Johnson Front row Lela Gray, Sharon Loudermilk, Nancy Rute Secretary, Carol Rogers Treasurer, Janice Hughes . v , . . ' 0 I Back row left to right: Ars. .munuson - sponsor, Russell Arms, Vice- . . - 1 , - O 0 Back row left to ri ht lr Barnhill sponser, Ronnie Elkin, Jerome W lle Second Wendell Wilson Betty Aalseth, Betty Barnhill Treasurer, an a row Bates, Anita Pearson: Gary Kane Front row Buddy Boles Vice Pres hm President ident, Boyd Northey, Jack E16 an 1' Back row left to right Rohel Amundson, Billy Welle, Jimmy Wilson, Robert Larson, Raymond Anderson, Marven Wolthuis, Johnny Boles, Sherman Lo dermilk Arnold Hoffman, Bob Taylor, Roger Chamberlain, Tom y Rute, u Danny Roberts Second row Janice Brawner, Kathleen Winther, Lynda Sh ron Dannatt Front Moeller, Ella Hyde, Kathi Gray, Shirley Meyer, a row Susan Rusch, Janet Arms, Bonnie Welle, Marjorie Weaver, LaVon Elkin. tj' - 4 r . ,Q lvkly :tl B . Q . 1 , - R 1 E :I ', ' S A ' 5 .4 H S 'f E DeMuth Eddie Nelson, Rrank Schoorman - Secretary, Dean e . - - W d 4, v - ' . . 0 ,, .. R AU , w ' P- - ' ' . 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Front row Ruth no e, nlnda il lson, ner cnet K xdtson, ua 5 Clark, Bonny Noble, :ue nonoermilk, 1 tr Dlace, Jamle lthrle, Deboran Hoffman, 'eacffr J. Hervl emi F wae absent I 4 Dick row left to r4 rt Wre. na e teacher, Wo er Vever, Pennetr Hansen, Peter narsens, steven okle. second row 'ark Giseen, FICUBS1 Kundtson, Jan re e, Mark Linden, Qtevle PCD3Hl61 rront row Nancy Steuben, Linda Brock, Katnleen Don al, mherdl Boles. Jacquelyn Stamer came in at second semester. , A Q it 7 '.' ,,. ls. , . .. . .4 . 1 -. I K 1 ,- , M Y s ' , t, P .1 7 ' Y' f, fc . S . .. . ,. 1 , L 9, - ' . :J . .Qu - ... .4 VL.. J-.. .' N rv f - Q J vi ' ' 'W b 4 L X A 4 J . A . JA , 1 . 1A y Y - w ' D - 2 ff I '- AA..AA N A 4 .- ..1 .1 .4 A A nh v 7 f fr ,J-x w ' ' r- ,'f- . r 5 n 1e.f o. n . U - . 1 . ' -' ' ' .' W' -ef ,-,- ' H -1 1 - . . . bl N , . ' , . .lx . . r' . N' ' ' 1' fu 1 . . ' G' ' . .1 -. ' -. .. 'fur 'V --L ' ' P - ,.. , . . -1 . 1 ., . . ,, ' LL ' .. BSI' . '5. on . v 4 ' - V f- ' ' ..' ..f.. . ll Q1 ' . :7 ll U l . . v - fn N . . ,, - - .L 4 ' Ii . A . .K W - . . , . .-, , . 4 ' . 1 Q - 4 .3 'W ., . E .. thletms IRL BASKETB LL Peggy weaver, neverlv Anderson, betty barnnlll manager, Dona Nelson, Vancy Rute, Margaret williams, Lois Hyde, hay Dannatt, Dorotny Averill, Mr barnhill couch, Mrs Dewitt cnaperone Okoboyi Seasons Record Opponent Excels4or Lake Park Royal Arnolcs Park Terril Superior honeta Excelsior Superior Arnolds Park Ocheydan hverly Moneta Terril Ocqeyoan County Tournament Arnolds Park Sectional Tournament Ruthven am Graf' f E x . 9 R S N Left to riQht:VLela Gray, Donna Wilson, Janice dughes, Colleen Grim, 1 . U' X A. L ' 25 l SO M6 81 36 86 eo ' 61 52 M9 L19 eo 69 -' 57 vg sv ho 68 eo 65 LL3 59 52 ' 63 75 146 63 67 614 1 - 63 55 60 S2 J. 'YM .,, JU S X 0 is , ' ,ff BOYS ASKETBALL back row left to rig1L r barnnlll coucn, berry lnler, nd elson, Gary wllson, Fr nn acqoorran, ierrf unrlstensen Seconc rcw Perle Proendt, Larry WIHCZ, Davie nelson, vary hane, Howaro iqnessen Mena er Front row Les Lrawner, bruce Jonnson, Jerry Johnson Okoboji L2 Seas rs necozo LXCPlSlOP Lake Park Arnolcs far? ferril Superior Moneta celsior Superior Arncl Bark Nilioro Ocqe Lan Lverly ierrrl Oc eycan County ournanent L6PPll sectional Lournerent doyal Jebk Opponent 9 ' - ' L 9: if . ' - ' o .. 5 vw . ' gs 37 -A f ' LL7 H7 K 59 66 Hoyal 61 S3 7 - BU 51 ' 79 70 ' ' S1 me Q sa 66 LX 77 574 ' 5 V 70 L+? 'HS - 71+ 59 A ' Q 71+ 50 - 1 67 ol ' 60 L41 '- 1 je S9 A j' bl MLA 'T' ' 69 51 ' M5 A 1 Ll: IRLS' SUFTBALL Back row left to right Colleen Grim, Lois Hyde, Nancy Rute, Margaret Williams, Peggy Weaver, Arlene Chamberlain, Mr Barnhill coach Second row Lela Gray, Dorothy Averill, Janice Hughes, Betty Barnhill, Wanda Bates, Bertha Averill, Front row Donna Wilson, Beverly Anderson, Dona Nelson, Kay Dannatt, Anita Pearson Okoboji Season's Record Opponent Excelsior Lake Park Sectional Tournament Royal High School Cheerleaders Left to right Janice Hughes, Beverly Anderson, Donna Wilson A 16 13 16 18 O 13 1 ' gQ'f5,gA . , W 5 y I 5 1 BOYS' BASEBALL Back row left to right Mr Barnhill coach, Buddy Boles, Gary Kane, Dean Welle, David Nelson, Russell Arms, Edward Thiessen manager Second row Larry Winker, Bruce Johnson, Alan Beving, Gary Wilson, Joel Moeller, Larry Wintz, Merle Froendt, Front row Les Brawner, Dennis Johnson, Jerry Johnson Okoboji Season's Record Opponent Excelsior Arnolds Park Arnolds Park Sectional Tournament Arnolds Park X Q 13 0 3 Z o 13 . X. 'Z X, v X f ' ' 4 av JU IOR Ill ll THLETICS LAL JA Back row left to right Billy Welle manager, Arnold Hoffman, Bobby Larson, Marvin dolthuis, John Boles, Tommy Rute, Mr Barnhill coach Front row Danny Roberts, Raymond Anderson, Roger Chamberlain, Jimmy dilson, Rohel Amundgon 0kObOji Season's Hecor' npnonenf Arnolds Park Excelsior Lake Park ,nav Junior High Cheerlemders Left to right Janice Brawner, Bonnie Welle, Janet Arms, Ella Hyde. an 4' 8 , ' . 8 3 ', X7 '14 nl, It I 9,1 ' l D s , 1 , 1 E5 ' l is ' f Q k Y tx-, B 2 1 y X X J 4 I 1' ' A , d , ii 25 10 So 5 -4 'Q 1 , .1 . r-1 h I . hs X Back row left to right Shirley Meyers manager, Lavon Elkin, ynda Moeller, Ella Hyde, Kathy Gray, Susan Rusch, Mr Barnhill coach Front row Janice Brawner, Marjorie Weaver, Bonnie Welle, Janet Arms, Sharon Dannatt Okoboji Season's Record Opponent Arnolds Park Excelsior Lake Park J f 4 D .s QX , l l fl 4 lr 1 Q' 1, I f . Q Z . . 'QSL , - ', , fangf n xx K ' . SP ,' 'is' 3 5 rj., 52 X 58 12 .xt .X 38 2 17+ I fl' 'i' MUSIC QGUFH on fl -11 V' Music Festival Participants Left to rignt First row Betty Barnhill, Janice Hughes, Tamara Amundson, Dorothy Averill Second row Lois Hyde, Arlene Chamberlain, Margaret Williams, Beverly Anderson, Dona Nelson, Peggy Weaver, Nancy Rute Colleen Grim, Ramona Aalseth, Kay Dannatt Third row Dona Wilson, David Nelson, Larry Winker, Terry Christensen, Ed Thiessen, Jerry Johnson, Les Brawner, Jean Johnson Fourth row Russell Arms, Gary Pearson, Gary Wilson, Jerome De Muth, Dean Welle, Bud Boles, Jackie Eichmen, Boyd Northey Mixed Chorus Left to right First row Donna Wilson, Lois Hyde Kay Dannatt, Dona Nelson, Anita Pearson Tamara Amundson, Jean Johnson Second row Mrs Dewitt, Wanda Bates, Betty Barnnill, Dorothy Averill, Carol Meyer, Janice dugnes, Betty Aalseth, Bertha Averill Third row Carol Rogers, Arlene Chamberlain, Sharon Loudermilk, Margaret Williams, Beverly Anderson, Peggy Weaver, Nancy Rute, Lorraine Schoning, Colleen Grim, Ramona Aalseth Fourth row Gary Kane, David Nelson, Wendell Wilson, Frank Schoorman, Terry Christensen, Edward Thiessen, Jerry Jonnson, Les Brawner Back row Russell Arms, Gary Pearson, Larry Winker, hd Nelson, Gary Wilson, Jerome DeMuth, Dean Welle, Buddy Boles, Jackie hichman, Boxd Northey, lin' f-0 N6 rsh Madrigal Left to right First row: Betty Barnhill, Kay Dannatt, Arlene Chamberlain, Peggy weaver, Margaret Williams, Colleen Grim, Tamara Amundson, Janice Hughes, Second row: Gary Wilson, Russell Arms, David Nelson, Gary Pearson, Jerome DeMuth, Edward Thiessen, Jerry Johnson, Les Brawner. 3 1 , ,iff rs 't Q 4- ,N :u . . V 0 ' ' ,L 4-'S xv Q f , ,. A I Ai ' ' , M . o , yr I 'Q : F5 . r A I C' ' 'J 5 , , rx K 1 ' , 5 - 1 9 A ' H f . Girls Trio Left to right Dorothy Averill Nancy Rute Betty Barnhill Sextette Left to right. Jean Johnson Arlene Chamberlain Kay Dannatt Nancy Rute Colleen Grim Ramona Aalseth Girls Qnartette Left to right Lois Hyde Arlene Chamberlain Peggy Weaver Margaret Williams Boys Quartette Left to right David Nelson Terry Christensen Dean delle Jerome DeMuth ds Q- Solos Left to right: First row: Lois Hyde, Janice Hughes, Colleen Grim Second row: Arlene Chamberlain, Nancy Rute, Deggy Weaver Margaret Williams, Ramona Aalseth Back row Les Brawner, David Nelson, Terry Christensen, Jerome DeMuth, Dean Welle, Jerry Johnson Declam Left to right: First row: Betty Barnhill, Kay Dannatt, Margaret Williams, Peggy Weaver, Arlene Chamberlain, Colleen Grim, Wanda Bates Second row Jean Johnson, Dean Welle, Terry Christensen, Merle Froendt, Ronnie Elkin, Lorraine Schoning Back row Boyd Northey, Jerry Johnson, Donald Seifkln, David Nelson, Dennis Johnson, Les Brawner, Jackie Eichman EWSPAPER STAFF Left to right porter, Margaret Williams Senior re porter, Beverly Anderson feature column, Peggy veaver music, Janice Hughes Sophomore reporter, Manda Bates Fresh man reporter seated Jean Johnson editor, Colleen Grim Assistant Uditor and sports news Seme Left to right porter, Betty Barnhill Freshman re porter, Kay Dannatt music, Dona Nelson Senlor reporter, Beverly Anderson feat ure column, Jerry Johnson sports, Don ald Seifkin Sophomore reporter Seated Jean Johnson Editor, Colleen Grim Assistant editor . , . ' I A N A JI Standing: Tamara Amundson - Junior re- Standing: Dennis Johnson - Junior re- 44 1:15 vias WW!! url EK-L. B W, 0 Q dvertislng OKOBOJI HYBRID CORN CO RETAILERS OLESALLRS Okobogi e Lake Hydbridsu Seed Grain Fertilizer Feeds Ferguson Implements Phone S371 Milford, Iowa TANDA JEWELRY Arcade Building Spencer, Iowa PUUNE 223 O O D Y C A F E Hambnngers Shoestrings Plate Lunches Milford, Iowa IEwMAN'S White Way Launderette Washing 8 Drying Either or Both Ray R Vernetta Newman FUSTTTRIA CO OPERATIVE ELEYATOR COMPA N Y GRAIN DEALERS MANUFACTURERS OF FEED HULLING k ROLLING CUSTOM GRINDING R MIXING PHONE 750121 Try your co OPERATIVE first 51 T0 Q' ksrones AST Spirit Lake, Iowa CARR CHEVROLET COMPANY fCHEVROLETf 'L,Jj eE15pf' GENERAL AUTO AND FENDER REPAIRING Sales R Service Phone 6211 Milford MURRAY'S DRUG STORE :R Prescriptions Soda Fountain Veterinary Supplies Phone 8121 Milford ' Elu - Nw , Sn xxx V va eupfdx LT.- V--- ' if 65 ,Q fu R R D BAKER! Y MARKET Phone 2356 Spencer, Ia Box 161 R F k Lavon DeLoss prop There s n one and only In refreshment, too lOYTLiD U 00 AUTHOR? OF YH! COCA COM CO PANV lv Spirit Lake, Iowa Congratulations from REYNOLDS PLUMBING HEATING Milford, Iowa SHINE BROS Wishs Best of Luck to the class 0 H56 Spencer, Ia JACOB FEED co lily X Poultry Buyers Milford, Iowa Phone 7211 C T Hughes D D Milford, Iowa Phone A501 HUGHES HARDWARE Sporting Goods House Wares Gifts Spencer, Iowa Phone 102 PHILIP 66 H 'r waugh 011 Co Bulk Delievery all over countyn Phone 66 Spirit Lake, E I M Serves Dickinson County with All of the News and is pleased to serve Okoboji Consolidated School STONE'S SHOE STORE Friendly Courteous Service Spencer, Iowa The WOMAWS SHOP Fosfroun WELDING SHOP nHome of Portable Welding fine apparel Spencer, Iowa n Plow Work General Repairing Fostoria Iowa 1 I I H A . k I f 4' B f ff ' , W IJ f I T H MI L F O R D A I L 5' n Ia. Gnd QL, I' Al' CLA! COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Spencer, Iowa Distributors of Gasgiinand Gzgzgeoil Resources over Seven Million Progpt Service Phone 7SOR3 Member FIDC MODERN BLEANERS B111 Efner, Pro Cleaning As You Want It When You Want It' EXPERT TAILORING Phone 92 Spirit Lake, Iowa OEHL CLOTHING pirit Lake, Iowa FARMERS TRUST SAVINGS BANK Where your bank ing business is appreciated Member FDIC Spencer, Iowa TOM'S FOOD MARKET Quality Heats Groceries Fresh Fruits Vegetables Phone 6151 MILFORD BERGSTROM OFFICE SUPPL Phone 36 Spencer, Iowa Y MILFORD NURSERY GREENHOUSE oWe 'L 69?- mbq Milford Iowa Phone g9Ml Jake's Service Garage E D Pardee Fostoria, Ia ROBERTS CAFE Good food Good service Fostoria, Ia SPENCER PLANT FOODS, INC PELLETED FERTILIZERS FERTIFLOW BRAND Ph 2280 SPENCER, IOWA Ph ZM66 The following stores have given donations HERBSTER ELECTRIC CO Spencer, Iowa LYNCH DRUG STORE Spencer, Iowa E P - 8' I - ,E S l k T 9 V 0 . . X Niku54h Phone 956-R1 R' . 20th C NTURY OWLING ALLEY Xxll Kg Q ,IGLS Spencer, Iowa RIGHT JAY CLEANERS Your garments carefully with the newest most modern equipment 306 Grand Ave SPENCER M A N O Your Chrysler 8.11 Plymouth Dealer SPIRIT LAKE LZMO DR J J BUCHANAN Milford, Iowa HARPOLE Drapery, Upholstery, Dress Fabrics, and Interior Decorating Service Phone 212 Spirit Lake, Iowa Diamonds Watches Silverware Everything Fine In the Jewelry Line Complete Repaire Service LIGGETT'S JEWELRY Congratulations from REED'S BARBER SHOP Milford LEUTHOLD k KRAUSE Good Clothing for Men R Boys Spencer, Iowa ELMER AND GIB'S TAP M11fOrd, Iowa Phone S711 W E L L ' S ,JI iiIlIii, e7j4i' HAVOLINE OIL MARFAK GREASE TIRES -BATTERIES M06 s. Okoboji Ave. Phone 8061 MILFORD BILLIARDS A Clean Recreationsparlor Milford, Iowa J E C K CHEVROLET BUICK CO. Phone 6Ou1 Spirit Lake, Iowa Glen and Fern Q - E c K E R M o T R s cleaned a finished d S Z 6' 'Sqn :::- at xc II ll 'go as , ' 4 sa. Q ' Ia. HU CHINS NBUICK R , PO TIAC Ia' d Y ,, an ' -Sf' N G- L Ladles Childrens Near Spencer, Iowa For Corn Sinner Trout! HYBRIDS Seo: Roland Chamberlain Milford, Iowa rhone 5591 QEDMOND'S SHOE STORE Spencer, Iowa AHAM AUTO SERVICE Milford, T O N Dealers Milford, Iowa LAKE CAFE Milford, Bus Depot Eugene Pozzo Prop WILLIAMS CLOTHING Milford, Iowa Men's and Boy's Clothing an Shoes Samsonite Luggage Phone 8671 H E Jaccbs and Company Dry Goods Shoes Groceries k Meats Milford, Iowa H AND E SERVICE STATION FOSTORIA IOWA Congratulations From Dr Barry O Barnes Milford, Iowa KOLB GROCERY Groceries Meats Lockers Processing for Home Freezers Golden Sun Feeds Agent for Hy line Poultry Fostoria, Ia. BURGIN'S CLEANERS Clothiers Everything in Men's Wear Cleaning Pressing Altering Milford, Iowa Fo JERRY ' S CITY SERVI CE SYRVIQ- 9 NJ PHONE 956J3 storia Iowa H I Bred to LIVE BETTER GROW BETTER LAY MORE EGGS MAKE MORE MONEY 'Snorky Simpson Ask your Dealer Milford, Iowa O R Leader in SALES YIELDS RESEARCH RESULTS nGib Northey PETERSON SHEEP CATTLE For Feeder Livestock Call ROY DEPUE Barber Milford, Iowa Russ Heine Phone 206 Spencer, Iowa LFORD CAFE LL. cnreon, D.D.s. Milford, Iowa Phone 83hl If unable to keep appointment please give due notice, in order that schedule can be rearranged. MAID RITE Milford, Iowa T I N ' Y S clfiss SERVICE Milford, Iowa Phone 6061 NORMAN MOTOR COMPANY Telephone 595 Spirit Lake Iowa R I C H E Y Spencer, Iowa The plane to go for BRANDS You know Lake Motors Spirit Lake Pontiac Cadillac, GMC Trucks Kenny Hamun B Super Market Phone 6561 Milford, Iowa LUCHTEL'S 'Your Paint Store' Linn Brand Colorizer Paints fmperi al Wallpaper Painting Decorating Supplies Information Phone 6621 Milford FARMERS SAVINGS BANK Fostoria, Iowa Phone YSOR2 Your banking business is earnestly solicited We are well equipped to give you the kind of banking service that will help you most T O 3 T I 0 W Have your clothes cleaned at COOK'S CLEANERS Spencer, Iowa A 3 M Laundry Inc Dry Cleaners 12 E 326 Street Phone S88 M E H A R and P L E Phone 7831 Milford, Iowa J L Case Machiner Gehl Ham er Mills Field Harvesters Firestone Tires S D, Guess Garage 2M hr wrecker service Exide Batteries Milford, Iowa SEIVERTS JEWERLY Watches Diamonds Gifts Watch Repairs Free Engraving Congratulations to the Class of '56 Milford, Iowa Phone Sh9l B 0 ' S R a H F 0 S R F E E D C O . 8 F 0 O R I A Launderers A W H I T R D W A R E I M M E N T . . y 1 'I YI gy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Kunsus Cty PL:'aLe's Cover M:'.'cr'.'e', 333- BWV'- FACYORY HOME OIFNU i wh, W 1 3I S 1 in ,ii in W ,,1, ek Q umm Nh ' Cm, . ww ,eil ,K V W ' - . 3 A a 5, 'N ' 1 uv, WWA fu Wmlf--r-a,! 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