Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1955 volume:

Presenting... Or «U the yiu cK u r«o-v_ v - . . - viM) high sdHCxyLT X ($U r e the A mbcijvtd thc Argus Annu staff proudly present to the students and laeultv o T C hig.yp.i JJ [ agfcs vi ,v W KATHRYN MILLER v nyi K I KE TIND MURPIIY MARILYN STREEBY MILFORD WHITTLESEY JULIE Yon SCHRADER LINDA MEC� RATI! PEGGY MACGREGOR ,e have emleavored to gather the most interesting pictures and is activities and classes here at (). If3 . We hope the following retain and cherish the pleasant memories of your school days at __________ t+ � ric ol vour school days at _ yjjL um- r b £LL_ Cm JOYCE McCLURE ROBERTA ARCHER PATTY |() ERHARD T MARSHA IIAWKINSON Aw . Cm hi t Art Editor Class Editor Club Editor Athletic Editor Bus I MESS M AN AG K R Assistant Business Manager A DV K RTI SI N(AIA N ACK R Typist Typist Bookkeeper Circula nos M nac;er STAFF A EMBERS: '.ER -------P OHNTHLGKR Lani Shepp Janet Baumgartner P ATT I AI cC U N E Marilee Olson We dedicate the 1955 Argus Annual to the senior class hoping that it will help preserve your high school memories for the years to come. We have emphasized the ideals of scholarship and scholarstic attain- ment throughout this Ux k because we feel that the class of 1955 has done honor to these ideals. Ottumwa High, will always he our scl1 Ariel we’ll ever lore her true, We’ll sing for her, we’ll yell for her, And, my, what we won’t do! We’ll put her on the map, And see that she stands pat, For we love her true, we do. Chorus: North-side, south-side, cdl around the town, We’ll all join in together to root for O.H.S. In football, basketball, and every kind of sport, ADMINISTRATION (BoaJuL o£. fcduaxtiati, Row I David Jay. Matt Lawrence, Joe C. Ferguson. Mrs. J. L. Hart, C. D. Evans, Frank Douma Row II Leslie Thompson, Leighton P. Smith. Dr. Gerald V. Locrks, Dr. Harry E. Wing Mr. Douma Superintendent of Schools Mr. Jay President of the Board VVc tlie citizens of our communi tv are grateful for the fine work of our Board of Edu- cation. This useful organization has the policy to see that all of our sixteen school buildings are fit and adequate for use throughout the entire year. A budget of two million dollars is granted to the board. All expenditures for operation, both salary and general maintenance, must be approved by them. The membership make up over ninety years of experience and see to it we have our 300 school employees, who in turn serve over 7,000 pupils. Inspection of all physical property is made to determine what work should be done. I his year plans are being made to make an addition to Wash- ington Junior High School. We are thankful to the members of this fine school board, who do their work willingly wi thout pay. Pack 8 LOIS M. KING, B. A. Assistant Principal; Girls' Advisor. Grinncll; University f Colo- rado. B. K. KASTANTIN. B. A.. M. Ed. Director of Guidance; Dean of Boys. Boston Univer- sity; University of Chicago; Drake University EVELYN EATON Registrar. Augustana College; Grinnell College. IDA BLANCHE McCARROLL. B. I A. Secretary to Principal. Stephens College; University of Missouri. I F. VanANTWERP. B. A.. M. A. Principal. Hanover College; University of Illinois; Uni- versity of Iowa. Page L. Hamley P. O. Box 256 Ottumwa, Iowa LAURENCE R. HAMLEY. B. A. -Spanish; History. Ripon College; University of Wisconsin. ISABEL C. JAMES, B. A. English. University of Iowa; Coe College. ETHEL STANDING, B. A.. M. A. U. S. History. Penn College; Iowa Univer- sity. WILLIAM D. KRAMER. B. S. Biology. University of Notre Dame, University ol Iowa. W. A. R()ZEB(X)M. B. A. U. S. History. Bookkeeping. Hope College: Wiscon- sin University; Drake University. AGNES KITTLESON. M. A. Modern Problems: Psychology. Rockford Col- lege; Drake University; Iowa University. MARIE ANNE GREYE. B. S. Girls’ Health and Physical Education. Illinois State Normal University. JOHN E. KILLIAN, B. A. Modern Problems. University ol Notre Dame; Buena Vista; University of Iowa. RITA KLODT. B. S. -Clothing and Textiles. Marycrcst College; Drake Univer- sity. Page 10 DOROTHY KAY NICKOI.S. B. A English; Dramatics. Cornell College; Iowa State Teachers College: University of Iowa. KONA B. HUS I ON. B. A English. Carthage College; Iowa University; Uni- versity of Colorado. CLARA B. ENOCH. B. A. English. Lake Forest College; University of Iowa. ELIZABETH A. DAVIS. B. A. Algebra; History. Iowa State College; Grinnell College; University ol California. SELMA («. A AS. B. M. Vocal Music. University ol Kansas; Columbia Univer- sity; University ol Southern Caliiornia. OCEA RAWLINGS, B. A. English. Drake University; University of Nebraska; University of California. IRENE GALLANAR. B. A. Librarian. University 1 Colorado; Iowa State teachers’ College. EDWARD BINGER. B. A. Industrial Arts. Washburn College; Parsons College. C. L. PAGE. B. S., M. A. Machine Shop. Iowa State College; Parsons College; Colorado State College of Education. ROBER I ROI II. B. S. Biologyf Boys’ Swimming; Golf. Parsons: Iowa State College. WILLIAM ROBINSON. B. A. Modern Problems; Drivers’ Education. Marshall- town Junior College; Iowa State Teachers’ College. Pack II CLARK KAS1SCHKK. B. A. Homemaking. Iowa State College: Chicago Uni- versity; Colorado Stale College. KLIZABKTII VKR HEUL, B. A. Latin, World History. Central College. MYLDRED WILSON. B. A. Shorthand: Typing. Morningside College: Uni- versity of Iowa; University of Southern California. KULA JUMP, B. S., M. S. Mathematics. Southwest Missouri State Teachers' College; Wisconsin University. DORRIS CRESWELL, B. A. Typing. University of Wyoming; Coe College. A. K. TALLMAN. B. S. Chemistry. Oklahoma University; Ia� s Angeles State College; M. I. T. Jcuculiij A. I . TALLMAN. B. S. Chemistry. Oklahoma University; Los Angeles State College: M. I. T. PAUL T ROEG ICR. B. S.. M. A. Agriculture. Drake University; Iowa State College: Columhia University; Stanford University; Chicago University. GLENN H. OSBORNE. B. A. Mechanical Drawing. University of Iowa. WAYNE SILCOX. B. A. Office Training; Retail Selling; Typing. Augustana College; Gregg College; Iowa University. ALLAN E. DOUGHERTY, B. A. Physics; Biology. Colorado A M; Drake University; Case Institute of Technology. IRVIN LATHROP, B. S.. M. S. -Printing. The Stout Institute; Iowa State Col- lege. Pack 12 J'ocuiiif C. N. JOHNSON, li. A. Mathematics. Gustavus Adolphus; University of Min- nesota. LUCY BAUD, IS. I . K., IS. S. Swimming; Gym. American College of P. K.. Northeast Missouri State Teachers' College. KSTHKR JAMISON. IS. A. Knglish. Grmnell; Teachers’ College Columl)i.i University; Wisconsin University. A LICK MKTHNKR. IS. A. Biology. Oraccland College. Central Michigan Stale Teachers' College; Iowa State University. JAMKS IIUA1PHRKY. IS. A.. M. A. U. S. History; Commercial Arithmetic and Geography; Colorado College; Iowa University. ROISKRT W. THOMAS. IS. S. Knglish; World History. Kirhsville Teachers' College; Drake University. K. . I I KI)K. IS. S. Bookkeeping; Geometry; Business .Manager. Iowa Wesleyan College; Iowa State University. KI.ORKNCK FAST. IS. A. World History; French. University of Nebraska; Middlebury College. TKRF.SA A. NYK. B. A. Latin; Knglish. Penn College; William and Alary Col- lege; University of Iowa. AVAR IT. SCHICK, IS. A. History. Iowa Wesleyan College; University of Col- orado. Pa ;k 1.1 1RKXK HLASTALA. B. S. Art. St. Cloud Teachers’ College NELL WHI’I K. B. S.. M. A. American History. Kirksvillc State Teachers’ Col- lege; Missouri University; Chicago University; University of Washington. I). C. KATHRYN A. BRADY. B. A. Knglish. Iowa University. KENNETH L. CORBETT, B. A. Auto Mechanics. Parsons College; Iowa State I eachcrs’Co liege. JOHN ANDERSON. B. S.. M. S. English. Drake University. Jacjulhf LOGAN A. ZAUN. B. A.. M. A. Band and Orchestra. Southwestern College; Culvcr-Stockton College; Kansas Teachers’ College; University of Kansas City. DON NEWELL. B. A.. M. A. Athletic Director. Iowa Wesleyan; University of Iowa; Colorado State College ol Education. HARVEY WARE. B. A.. M. A. Physical Education. Iowa Wcslcv.m C ll. ;e; University of Minnesota; University ol Iowa. FRED MAASDAM. B. S. Physical Education. Parsons College; State Univer- sity ol Iowa. Pack 14 Frank Wooi.i.u.ms President Dave Masters Bruce Stanford Vice President Secretary MR. DOUGHKRTY Advisor “Honor is for what we strive, W e re the Class o f ’ 5” Graduation!! The long awaited goal which the class of '55 has now achieved. All through our years of education we have eagerly looked forward to our goal. It has not always been an easy road, but with the helpful aid of our under- standing teachers, fellow classmates and our ad- visor, Mr. Dougherty, we feel we have obtained our goal successfully. Valuable experience, new friendships and much excitement have helped us through the extra-curricular activities that have been offered to us. We have found it enjoyable to be behind our school in loyalty and school spirit. The ex- change students brought to us every year, have helped us have a better understanding of world fellowship. Next year some of us will further our educa- tion through college, go into armed forces, or seek employment. None o! us feel we know for sure what our future holds in store for us, but what- ever it may lx . our experience gained at O. II. S. should help us be good citizens for our country. We sail on the ship of ambition, and hope to anchor in the harbor of success. Our class, proud of it’s three valuable years here, leaves high school with all the fond and happy memories in our hearts and minds. Pace 10 SswitiAA. KENNETH ANDERSON RUTH ANDERSON- SUE ANDERSON ROBERTA ARCHER SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG - JACK ARNOLD PATRICK AUSTIN BETTY BAIRD - JIMMIE BAKER PATRICIA BALLARD DIANA BARD — RICHARD BARNES LARRY BARNHILL JAMES BEAMER LARRY BEGGS Pace 17 SsMJLDAA, WILLIAM G. BELL' GORDON BENSON MARILYN BENSON RICHARD BENSON — IAN BERG BONNIE BERGMEIER JOYCE BERRY DALE BISHOP- MARILYN BITNER IIM BLOMME- WILLIAM BLOSS - SYLVIA B(X)KIN JACK BOSKER BYRON BOWEN DAVID BRADBURY' Pack 18 1955 ORVIK BRALAND RUSSELL BRALAND WILMA BRANDON WAYNE BRIGGS GERALD BROOKS - JAMES BR(X)KS RICHARD BRL'NK GARY BURNSTEDT— MARILYN BRUSHER JOHN BUTLER JAMES CARY — KAREN CAVIN'ESS DAVID CHICKERING JERRY CLARK PATRICIA CLAWSON Page 19 S nwhAu DONAL CLOYD ROCHELLE COLLINS— SUE COPPLE JACK COVER I CONSTANCE CRITCHLOW MARK CROPP— PATRICIA DALBEY DELOY DAVTDSEN JAMES DAVTDSEN - MARGARET DAVIS PATRICIA DAVIS PATSY ANN DAVIS — WAYNE DAVIS CHARLENE DEAL MERRILY DeGROFFT - Pac.e 20 1955 JEAN DODGE KERMIT DONNELLY SANDRA DORNSIFE BARBARA DRAKE RONALD DUELAND EVELYN DYER NANCY EATON - DONALD ELDER - JUDITH ELLENBERGER ROBERT ELLIOTT JOAN ELSSNSOHN ALLEN ENLOE PATRICIA ERHARDT - CORNELIA ESLINGER VIRGINIA EYRE Pack 21 S niohA. MONICA FERGUSON M El A’IN FIEDLER - DENNIS FILLIMAN GARY FINDLAY SUSAN FINDLAY CARL FISHER RICHARD FISHER RICHARD FISK JAMES FOXX — BARBARA FRAHM JACK FREED- RAY GALPIN RONALD K. GARDNER RICHARD GARNER— RONALD GARRISON Pace 22 1955 BUI M IA GAY HAROLD La YON GEE CAROLE JEAN GIBSON - JOHN GILLSTRAP LARRY GOBBLE RILLADEAN GOODWIN BEVERLY GOUDY CHERYL GROOMS ELVONA GROSVENOR JAMES GUESTS MYRNA GUITER BARBARA HALL BRUCE HANN MARY DEAN HARDSOCG - MARY JO HARKINS •— Pa ;k 2.) ft S ?UJOAA. CHARLOTTE HARNESS JOYCE HARRY — THOMAS HART— M A RSHA 11A WKINSON CHARLES HAZELETT EDWARD HECKETHORN — STEVE HERRMAN ROBERT HIATT DONNA HICKS CAROL HIRST- EUGENE HITE JOYCE HOBBS BEVERLY HOLLINGSWORTH BARBARA HOOVER MILDRED HOLE Pack 24 1955 CAROL ANN HUMMEL BETTY JACKS - JOHN JACKSON — LAWRENCE JACOBS HAROLD JAMES - JANE JAMES SHIRLEY FASTER ERNEST E. JOHNSON JOHN DAVID JOHNSON — LOIS JOHNSON LAURA JOHNSTON JERRY BE A JONES JOAN JORDAN JOHN KEPCHKE LESTER KERSHAW — Page 25 SsMlDhA. CHAROLE I I A KKRSHNER DELMAR KING DELORES KIRBY JAMES KITTERMAN MARY SUE KRITZMAN JANICE KUNKEL RUTH LANDEN HOWARD LaPOINT JOY LARSON JOHN LAST NEALA KAY LAWRENCE ARVILLA LEE NANCY SUE LEE ED LERCHE. JAMES LEWIS Pack 26 1955 LYN LEWIS - ROBERT LEWIS ('.ARY LOBDELL — JUDITH LOGAN - ALICE LONG BARBARA LONGIX) - JOLENE McCALL NAOMI McCALL, — JOYCE McCLURE — WAYNE McCLURE— MAYR SUE McCREERY SHIRLEY McELROY MARY JANE McGOWAN NONA RAE McGRAW MARJORIE McKAY RACK 27 S nwhAu doris McLaughlin jack McLaughlin larky McLaughlin- PEGGY MacGREGOR MARY ANN MacKENZIE BEVERLY MANLEY DIXIE LEE MARTZ DAVID MASTERS — TOM MATTHEW — RICHARD MEIER - JO ANN MEREDITH — TOMMY MICHAEL - HAROLD MIDDLETON MARY JO MILL KATHRYN MILLER Race 28 1955 ROBERT MILLER LARRY MINEAR DARLENE MITCHELL KENNETH MITTERMAN JERRY MOORE - JO ANNE MOORE — CHARLES MOREORD EDWIN MORGAN DEE ANN MORROW JUDITH MOTE — BEVERLY MULGRAVE CAROLINE MULLINS DONNA MURPHY • LINDA MURPHY SANDRA MURRAY — Pack 20 SswioAA. RONALD NKAL AUBREY NICHOLS COLLEEN NOR!) PAUL NORRIS JO ANN O DELL — ('«ARY ORMAN ........ ■ .JjJ' JIMMIE ORR - N CHARLOTTE OSTEEN SHIRLEY OUTNOS EVELYN PALMER CAROL PARIS ROSEMARIE PATKIN EVERETT PAYNE CYNTHIA PEDRICK SANDR A PEI PEER - Pack 30 1955 LOUISE PENNTSTON WAUNITA PENROD CAROLYN PHERIGO- IKAN PHILLIPS JANE PUGH - LORETTA QUICK — JERRY RAINES SHIRLEY RAMSEY GERALDINE RATLIFF CAROLINE REANEY CHARLO'ITE REEVES PATRICIA ROBERTSON PHILIP ROF. HELEN ROMINCER GRACE R(K)KS Pack . ! Smiwaa, JOYCK ROSE LYNN ROTH JIMMY ROWELL DONNA ROWMINES CHARLES RUNNELI-S CAROLE RUSCI I PATRICIA RUSCI I WAYNE RYSDAM — BILLY SAMPLE JULIE SANDERS CHARLES SANER JANETTE SCHLUNZ RICHARD SCOTT MARY ANN SCULLY PATRICIA SHOBER Pac;k 32 1 1955 I KAN SIGLKR ALBKRTA SIMMONS BONNY SIMPSON ROBKRT SIMPSON SANDRA SKLAYOS— JOSEPH SI.OW KNSKY — IX)N SMART- DONNA SMITH - JKRRY SMITH - |OK SMITH - SIIIRI.KY ANN SMITH SIIIKLKY SMITIIIIAR I CAROL SNOOK MAURINK SPAIN JAMKS SPRINT,KR Pac.k 53 r Swiohdu ANNA LUESTAHL BRUCE STANFORD — CARROLLSTATKR GARY STEEPLES ROSIE STEVENS DONALD STEWART MARILYN STREEBY — DAVID STROBERG HENRY SUECHTING — EM ELI E SWAIM — DONNA SWARTZ MARILYN SWITZER — K) ANN THOMPSON DAN THRASHER- ROBER T TIPTON Pack 34 1 1955 Pa ;k 35 r Sunio A a. 1955 KAY WKI.I.S VKRLK WKLTCII RITA WHEELER - MILFORD WHITTLESEY— BARNKY WINGER— SHIRLKY WINPKGLKR WINSTON. BERTA LOU-— ROSA I. IK WISKCARVKR DAVID WOOD ROBERTA WOOD FRANK W(X)LLUMS — MARIANNE WORK — MARLENE YODER GARY ZELLERS — GEORGE ZIKA — Paor .'V Honor Is lor Wnat e Strive INSTRUMFNTAL MUSIC 1952- 1953 Superior rating in the State Marching Band Contest lor Class A Bands. 1953- 1954 Superior rating in the Stale Marching Band Contest for Class A Bands. Superior rating in the State Concert Band Contest for Class A Bands. 1954- 1955 Invited to attend the Lions National Convention at Atlantic City as the representative band from Iowa. Grand prize as the Best Musical Organization in the Parade of States at the 1954 National Javcee Convention at Colorado Springs in competition with high school and college bands from any state in the union. SPKKCII Bob Simpson Won state finals in oratory and original oratory. Awarded degrees of merit, honor. excellence, and distinction in N. F. L. Tom Hart Awarded degrees of merit, honor, excellence, and distinction in N. F. L. Patrick Austin Numerous superior ratings in debate and dramatic declamation. Advanced to State in extemporaneous speaking. Joyce Harry High ratings in oratory and discussion Milford Whittlesey Awarded degree of honor in N. I-. L. Barney Winger Won State Finals in original oratory. Awarded degree « 1 honor in X. I'. I Neala Kay Lawrence Advanced to state finals in radio speaking. Berta Lou Winston Several su| erior ratings in dramatic declamation and original orators-. VOCAL MUSIC Winners in State Music Contest: Bob Simpson Baritone. Delov Davidsen Baritone solo, two years. Tom Ward Member of Boy’s Quartette. Ronald Dueland, Alberta Simmons, Delov Davidsen, Joy I .arson members of double mixed quartette. DRAMATICS 1955 Cap and Gown Award Tom Hart and Jerry Bea Jones. 1954 First in State One-Act Play Contest, Antic Spring.” WRITING Tom Hart Asa Junior, won first place in local contest, What the Bill of Rights Mean to Me. As a senior, won second place in the same contest. Joyce Rose, Donna Hicks -Papers selected to Ik.- sent to the National Scholastic Writers Contest. SPC )RTS Swimming Won Little Six Title, 1955; Placed third in State Meet, 1955. Wrestling Won Little Six Title, 1955. Sophomore Sports. Basketball Won Little Six. Football Won lour, lost only one. Don Smart. Dave Chickering lettered in Track and varsity Football. Frank Wool 1 urns Lettered in varsity Football. Basketball. Dennis Filliman First team, All-Little-Six Team, 1955; Won Sub-State Tourna- ment, 1955. Track 1954 Won Ottumwa Relays, District Meet. Little-Six Indoor Meet. 1955 Joe- Smith, State AAU High Jump Champion. Foollmll Joe Smith, First Team, All-Little-Six Team. Dave Chickering First Team, All-Little-Six Team. Pack 57 fti’ 5 ! V€I inrnr yW]0'V(rfusS' COLLEGES • IN WHICH COLLEGE??? TERM THEME TIME. IT'S ALMOST NINE ! Pa ;k .lO e ni or frMAD xX YOUR CLA3SE3 WILL 3E- GLANCING AT THE TEEN OF THE VEEX ONE OF JUDY'S FAVORITE |vHAT13 30 INTERESTING??? QunioAA. Larry Statkr Vice President MISS KLODT. Advisor Sandra Mii.i.kk Secretary 4) “Honor and knowledge are the goals we fix, IP e’re the Class of 56” Another rung to the ladder of success has been climbed by the Class of ’ 6, as our second year at (). II. S. is completed. During the past two vears we have striven to accomplish our goals to the best of our ability. Phis has been made possible by many grand people Miss Klodt. our advisor, our teachers, our counsellors, and fellow classmates, which we wish to thank from the !m 1- tom of our hearts. We, the largest class ever to enter (). II. S. are proud of our academic work, citizenship and extra-curricular activities. As we climb on up the ladder may it Ik with higher aims, courage, and a will to co-operate .and grasp every opportunity, because we realize you cannot receive any more out of life than you put into it. Pack 41 $unif,AA, me Row I Arline Donimer, Gavlc Coffmaij. Mary Lou Deitch. Samira Critchlow,, Rose Mary Ceiania. Virginia Kskew. Barbara Cottrell. JoAnn Damerval. Linda Dielm. Carole Dicker, lanietla Kxline. Kvel.vn Doud. F.ois DeGroot. Row II loan Calhoun. Beverly Chesser. Itnlv Close. Theancll Clin miters. Shirley Cowles. Janet Dabney. Beverly Frederick. Carolyn Downing. Connie Corbett. Julie Criley. Joyce Ervin. Glenda Davis. Bob Carlson. Row 111 Charlene Cox. Betty Campltell. Marv Jo Kngle. Diana Darn. Garold. Canny. I larold Canny. Chet Cousins. Dave Cole. Wally Dooley. Don Colvin. Bob Covert. Bill Cooper. Row IV Karl Draegert, Richard Davis. Leslie Grow. Carol! Collins. Jim Collins. Frank Krskine. lim Cruchclow, Gene Carroll. Larry Callas. Jerry Dyer, Gary Clawson. Bill Carnes. Charles Cousins. R° v I I mly Grooms. Joan Fullmer. Xcvah Beccham. Patty Green. Diana Green. Carolyn Fisher. I ttsy Friend, bmine Grenko. Sue Gray. Norma Crannaman. Joyce Ginsburg. Sandra Frazer. Karen Kirkhart. Rcn II Betty Goudv, June Garrison. Willaniac Garrett. Jane Fisher, lone Farr. Betty Curtis. Pat FlactifT. Marilyn holler. Carrol Frazier. Helen Fiarino. Judy Fulton. Teddy Fisher, Frances Myers. Row III Bob hruch. Paid Gillispic. Gary Fisk, Bob (tales. Ronnie Ferguson, Dick («rear. Mike Gee. David Gates, Hank Groenewald, lack Grier. Gary Goodwin, Don Gill. Row l l.arrv hugua. Bruce Flanders. Gary I'cehan, Joe Gayer. Tom Grooms. Dick Foster, Dick Fisher, Terry Griggs. Bob Gibbs. Gene Fuller. Don Gossage. Allen Ford. P.M.K 41' Row I Beverly Adams. Janet Boskcr. Patti Brooks. Beverly Jane Baker, Phyllis Boxx, Donna Bachman. Kay Barnes. Dorothy Butts. Marilyn Bearn, Kay Bell. Shirley Beasley. DonaVellc Bowling, Patty Buchanan. Karen Bean. Marilyn Anderson. Row II Shirlcv Benson. Gladys Blumer. Margaret Buck. Nancy Adams, Cecil Bates. Louise Aubrey. Beverly Baker, Slurley B ohe. Mary Ann Bloss. JoKlIen Brmegar. Mary Anderson. Patsy Aldershof. Sonja Brucland. Bonnie Baker. Charlotte Burns. Row III Billie Beilke. Boh Benedict. Jimmv Alexander. Jerry Burnauglt. Jerry Bainhridge. Richard Brownlee. Let� Brewer. Jerry Adams. Boh Agee. Kddie Baugh. Norman Brown, Craig Burnside. Ronnie Bell. Row IV Kennv Brown. Larrv BnttorfT. Bill Barden. Dick Bell. Sam Bovenmver. Kddie Bennett. James Bradley. Jack Bell, Jack Bloom |uist. George Blunter. Al Barwick. Richard Bailey. Butch BottorfT. Pack 43 Row I Beverlv Stecnherg, Geraldine Straley, Maxine Parks, Janet Wagner, Doris Rolison, Donna Overby, Shirley Schwartz,'Phyllis Scott, Ann Pollard, Shirley Wood. Row II Carrol Newquist, Gary McGlothlen, Ralph Wallace, Carole Wallace, Mary Lou kukgaber, Sandra Swan- son. Karen Reedquist. Farron O'Hara, Marilyn Sammons. Row III Marion Northup, David McNabb, Tommy Kendall, Duainc Newburn, Kenneth McAntire, Cloyd Mc- Carty. Don Moyle, Gary MucLcarn. Row IV Mick McCatighey. Jim Madden, Terry Terrell, Danny Moffct. Carl Ludwig, Jim Lanning. Merrill Over- turf, Richard Oakes. •� Pack 44 £jMU)AA. 1956 How I Dorothy Johnson. Palsy Hulsmith. Carol Hollingsworth. Donna Jones. Alice Hinerman. Patty Harness. Row II Nancy Johnson. Minnetta Hansen. Geraldine Humhle. Kthcl Bower. Joyce Hull, JoAnn Hcckelhorn, Catherine Harvey. Peggy James. Janice Jackson. .Mary Jones. Patty Jones. Shirley Long. Row HI Wilma Hoskins. Doris Iretail. Charlotte Hannah, Don Howard. Bohhy Herman. Richard Jay, Vernon Hull. James Snook. Mike Hansen. Fred Herrmann. Row l Gary Huffman. Jerry Hancock. Roger Hyatt. Jerry Kinnamon. Larry Hayes. Chuck Hamm.-n. Wehlen Hopp. Llov.l Hannan. Rodney Hart. Alvin Johnson. John Hudgens. Mike Jaeger. Row I Margaret Morgan, Nancy Martin. Mary Jo Logan. Jeanne LaFollette. Joy McClellan. Helen Mullen. Joyce McKim. Donna Morford. Dixie Nevins, Samira Miller, Linda Megralh, Tom Meeker. Richard Morrison. Row II Klennor Mahaffey. Beverlv Murrell, Donna laron. Doris lamg. Mary McConnell. Helen Muchow. Nanc Meeker, (iary McCartney. Tom Kelly, Johnny Nicholson. Row III Dick Luke. Keith Miller. David l.ocrke. Mike Murphy. Mike Lynch. Don McKIdcrry. Ma McCreery. Richard McCoy. Glenn Lec| er. Richard LaPoint, (ierald McClellan. John .McCoy. Allen Martin- Row l Stephen Lerchc, David Nevin. Gary Kleinman. Llovd Larson. Regnar Modrell. Dick Newell. Cluick Mitchell. Bill Smith. Roger Sw anson. Bill Larson. Pack 45 QunioAA. 1956 Row I Kerne Toopcs, Janice Teeter, Georgia Salesl� crry, Connie Jo Stater. I la Schmidt. Juanita Turner. Janet Skinner. Bonnie Smith. Sharlcne Simmons. Mary Sales. Sheila!� Smith. Row II Gary Schulz. Larry Speer. Joyce Thompson. Gwciulolyn Taylor, Connie Savage. Sandra Snook. Myrna Stevenson. Sheila 'I’hompson. Jeancnc Speer. Doran Taylor, Gregory Thomas. Row III Walter Snook. Jim Sullivan. Larry Stater. Don Snelling. Max Spaulding. Dave Stocker. Max Thomas, RoJjert Skinner. Clifford Smith. Harold Swinscoe. Row I ’ Jim I harp. Jack Spurgeon, Marlaml Shields. |im Sampson. Tommy Trimhlc. Larry I hompson. James Travis. Phillip Schcrtz. Row I LaRita Warner. Sandra Walters. Linda Wilson. Jessie Weatherstone. Karen Veerntan. Vicki Winninghan� . Carol Un icrwood. Connie Wotcn. Juanita Zellers. Liiula Young. Row II Jorita Yochum. Helen Williams. Annette Zilhman. Judy Watson. Jeanette Wilson. Jean Wells. Suzanne Williams. Patty Wilbanks. Mary Ward. Beverly Wyatt. Row III Vernon Van Tassel. Gene Williams. Melvin Thompson. Gary Young. Ray Ullrick. Craig Wise. Kddie Walsh. John Williams. Jim Stookesherry. Row IV B. J. Vest. John Rifenherry. Ronnie Richmond, Richard Thomas. Dan West. Dick Webber. Mickey While. Byron Winston. Pack -If: Kow I Joy Ryan. Until Rupe. Sharon Pohlson. Pamela Pierce. Janet Rolicrts. Marilyn Roggenticn. Shirley Peters� Janet Reed. Jean Pap| aducns. Joyce Pickens. Beverly Pooler, Louise Schmelzcnbach. Row II JoAnn Paxton. Charlene Pentzcr. lovce Peters. Ramona Pickrcll. Joyce Roe. Su .anne Peck. Katherine Rolierlson. Sharon Rhodes. Geraldine Seitz. Betty Smith. Row III Jim Pcitz. Jim Powell. Bob Reedc|iiist. Bob Roush. Jack Rounccvillc. Don Richmond. Dave Pohlson. Clyde Williams. Don Parten. Kenny Rush. Row l Tom Piper. Dave Parson. Dwayne Pearson. Kenny Randall. Jim Reese. Paul Rose. Tom Peiffer. Paul Roselx om. Arthur Northup. Bob Ravitz. ANNUAL STAFF AT WORK SHOWING THE NEW CYCLORAJ STUDYING??? 'THE LONG AND IHORT OF II ■ Jerky Smart President N ANC Y 11 K SDKKS4 � N Vice President Mary Jo Dellinger Secretary MR. THOMAS. Advisor Honor and knowledge, we hold dear. ' 57 is our year. Wc the class of 1%7. can now pause t look hack on our sophomore year at (). II. S. with a feeling of pride and accomplishment in a job well done. Wc can recall how our first feeling of awe anti bewilderment was quickly changed by the warm friendliness of the upperclassmen of a sense of ! elonging in the busy routine of high school life. With the understanding guidance of the faculty and the friendly counsel of our class sponsor, Mr. Thomas, we tried to use the best of our abilities to further our achievements in academic and extra-curricular activities. Our love and loyalty for (). II. S. has been engraved deeply on our hearts and will remain unchanged in the years to come. As we bit! farewell to the graduating seniors, wc must realize that soon wc must accept tho responsibilities of upperclassmen, and strive te continue to uphold the honor of Ottumwa High School. Page 49 1957 Soptkonwh A S' Row I Ann Clarkson. Alice Christy, Nancy Carlisle. Janet Crane. Adeline Dimmer. Kav Cloyd. Ret tv Carnes. I.oretta Carnes. Betty Carder. Roberta DeHart. Patricia Collins. Jennetta Crowder. Mary J. Dellinger. Janice Dancls. Sandra Collins. Jewell Downing. Shirley Davis. Row II Dorothv Cole. Maxine Dcnniston. Joyce Klliott. Bette Kslinger. Janet Sue Katon. Sandy Jo Court. Judy Fdmund. Caro I Calhoun. Rose M arv DellaV.adova. ludv Clark. Kileen Christv. I.inda Dpvis. Nancy Decker. Marv Kllen Clark. Row III Garv Canny. Boh Dingle. Marilvn Dailey. Alice Cantril. Nancy DeBoov. Barbara Curd. Kay Carpenter. Bob Christy. Dick Covert, David Carl. Bill DcPringer, Terry Clement. Donahl Carlson. Barry Clawson. Row IV Dale Dixon. Doug Collins. Dwayne Kllis. Garv Daggett. Henry Collins. Bill Covert. Frank Copple. Rob- ert Cottrell. Larry Chattcrton. Gary Critcldow. Denny Dahlgren. Frc l Copeland. Mike Cann Row I Marcine AlcKlroy. Geraldine Leasure. Rosie Minennre. .Marilyn Greene. Josephine (ubbs. Suella I’ord. Alar.ina Harkins. Agnes Grcnko, Connie Gordon, Donna Field. Sara Ferguson. Janice George. Shirley Guitcr. Row II Jack Colton. lands Freeman. Gary Crowe. Tim Canny. Don Kdgington. Bill Cooksey. Arthur Grosvcnor, John Gilgcr, Jerry Gayer. Nick Fiscella. Row III Freddie Fisher. Robert Floyd, Dick Groencwald. Bill Garrison, Bernard Huston. Boh Breeding, Joe Harness. Row l ' Garv Frazier. Jim Flecncr, I’errv Flecner. ibdiert Gilliland. 'I renton Fetters. Dewey («rimes. Larry I'rost. Herman Fletcher. Bill Grimes. Pack at) Row I Charles Anderson. Morris Brown, Janice Burtlow, Barbara Barr, Sara Blackinrd. JoAnn Aldershol. Sharon Buckhol .. Jtuls Brooks, Ann Bnlicnyak, Colleen Brown, Barbara Bakke. Shirley Bellord. Mars Jo Burke. Chris Brown, Frank Bell. ' N Row II l.arry Bhimcr. Marsha Baker. Neva Bennett. Linda Butler. Janet Baumgartner. Peggy Bighaiu. Ardvee Barnett. Joyce Aiken. Barbara Bridgcman. Bette Bcsco. Janet Blanchard. Patty Bride, Shirley Bishop. Rex Butler, Eugene Brunk. Row IN Rol� crt Benson. Ron Barnes. Jim Barton. Raymond Armknccht. Roy Baugh. Mike Bookin. Harry Brail- lev, Kric Brueland, David Archer. Lyle Bromley. Lowell Bosley. Marion Butts. Evelyn Bowers. Row IV Joe Baker. Erancis Archer, Bob Arndt, David Belger. Jim Bailey. Jim Bertsch. Don Bankson. Jack Bcsco. David Anderson, Keith Black. Denny Battcrson, Craig Allen. Alan Bookin. I u;i: 51 Row I Mary Lou McCoy. Paula Neil. Linda Mos.. Munch. Joann Morris. Connie McDonough. Linda Nason. Barbara Narinan. Phyllis Row 11 Irene Musgrove. Geraldine Martin. Donna Orman. Dolores Morgan. Shirley Nevins. Scott Nelson. Michael Oliver. Jerry Napier, Max Meadows. Row III I'.ddic Nell. Steven Mooney. Pat Nelson. Marilcc Olson. Rosalie Orman. Carol Morris. Larry Millard. Larry Merrill. Row IV Howard Murphy, Jerry Owens, John Owens, Millard. Pat O’Uiir. Larrv Ovcrturl. Pa ok : � 2 SaphonwMA. 1957 Row I JoAnn Halstad. Darlene Hartman, Margaret Johnson. Dorothy Hartman, Sherry Johnson. Mary Ktta I Ian halter. Son;a Kav Hawkins. Lillian Heckclhorn. Carolyn Honk. Sandra Huss, Lisa Harper. Donna Howe. Row II Willie Harvey, Jerry Hall. Shirley Hall. I’errv Harris. Nancy Henderson. Karen Johnson, Michael Harper. I.arrv Huddleston. Marvin Jcssop. Row III Ronald Howell. Jerrv Heady. Krncst Johnson. Allan Jones. Chuck Ireland. Boh Johnson, Robert Hughes. Bcrnie Jackson. Ferry Jones. Alike Kloppenhurg. Harold Kaska. Row l Junio- Hare. Royce Hem, Don Hampshire. Runny Hampshire. Mcrelyn Johnson. Maurice Havelock, Chuck Kiple. Kenneth Kent. Dennis Krehbiel. Jerry Kirkhart. Donnie Knotts, Charles Kuhn. Row 11 Jack McGowan. Gary Luke. Cynthia Latimer, Patti McCone, Mary Lunkley. JoAnne Lewis. Shirley Knox, Judith Lyman. Lillian Larson. Phyllis Luke. Row III Dean McDowell, I'.ddie Mairet. Boh Laird, Chris Lowenberg. Russell Brewer, Joe Smith. David Lang, Phil Miller, Irvin Kranz, Max Leonard. Row IV Kd Lewis. Gary Koontz, Mike Langill. Robert Lee, David Link, Dean Lint, Jim Lundcen, Dennis Lundc, Duane Keller. Pack 5, 1957 SophomoA i. Row I Laurel Shoemaker. Janie Tally. Jo Ann Shoemaker. Priscilla Saylor. Karen Sage. Judy Swaim. Joyce Sampson. Lanie Shepp, Sally Stobeiy lanie Shaw, Beverly Sawyer. Samira Swank. Marjorie Summers. Marilyn Tidball. Lily §aner. Karen Whitmore. Row II Nancy Taller, Doris Tec. Geraldine Spillman. Joyce JjWanson. Nancy'S easda Ic. Shirley Sw ■ope. Dixie Swartz. Geri Tidier. Lorraine Smith. Helen Streicher. Patricia Schneider. Klnora Shultz. Carole Smith. Marcia Jo Van Klavern. Shirlcv Wa i rev Row I Marjorie Wymorc, Elizabeth White, Carole Wallace. Colleen Wright. Laura Lee Wisecarvcr. Deloris Vest, Mary Kllen Vest. Norma Zagres. Jeanne Yates. Mary Kllen oung. Mary Sue Worley. Row II Nancy Wilson, Margaret Williams, Genevieve Williams, Joyce NVoollums, Jean Wilson, Linda Varenhorst. Shirley Warnock, Barbara Zesigcr. Vincent Zcrngast. Jesse Young. Row III Jack Wellman, Gary Wilcox, Tom Wood, Jim Young. Larry Zook. Alvin Witt, Gary Ware. Robert Wall- erick, Lynn Weeks, Bill Work. Row IV Vaughn Weillbrener, Fred Westfall. David Whcnncn. Charles Wilt. Marian Yeager. Gary Walker, Carl Williams. Ray Venator. John Wagner, Dick Woodford. Gary Yoder. Paul Zika. Walter Woodard. Pack 54 V . Row I Juanita Porter. Judy Rigler. Jeri Royer.-.. Rol crta Price. Pat Rupe. Kay Robbins. Nancy Slutts, Marsha Stephenson. Bette l.ea Redman. Miggie Ransom. Bev Spilman. S.iaron Schwartz. Klizabeth Sampson. Juanita Skinner. . N. X Row II Sandra Patterson. Kathy Quinn. Ann Pepper. Marjorie Rcnlrcw. Diane Post. Charlene Prosser. Karen Russell. Janet Peck, Kcrol Palmer. Rosetta Raiulolph. Kileen Rolnrrts. Viola Sailer. Row III Joe Ross, lien Richards. Chuck Ransom. Gerald Rickman I. Harvey Staton. Larry Steeples, lerrv Sim- mons. Don Painter. Ronald Sales. Roger Rooker. Henry Snook. Dennis Rose. Row IV Raymond Snook. Jerry Spangle. Dick Palmer. Larry Petlersen. Dale Putnam. Warren Rysdam. («ar Smith. Marvin Rowell. Glen Ruby. Pa -.k of MAKS IT? STOSl Page 56 ACTIVITIES SiudmL faunal Paula Kay Warner Monica Ferguson Juliana Criley Kay Venator Dennis Filliman Jim Roberts Donna Roberts Lisa Harper Charlene Deal Samira Frazer Nancy Heiulerson Jerry Smart Mrs. James, Advisor Membership on the (). II. S. Student Council, consisting ol seventeen members chosen democratically bv their class- mates, is one of' the highest honors a student can receive. This year the Council has initiated the silent grace during the lunch periods. All the students are cooperating to make- this a custom of (). II. S. The council also reserved tables so every student will be assured a place to eat lunch with his friends. The council is still carrying on its other projects as the reserve system, a clubroom for social functions, a lost and found bureau, and a check room at athletic activities and the “Teen of the Week” program. Officers this year are: Don Smart, pres.; Dennis Filliman, vice pres.; Paula Kay Warner, scc'v; Charlene Deal, treas. Pace 58 ent From my vevv first moments in Ottumwa I was affecte:! by the extreme friendliness of everyone. This friendliness has been with me all year, and I have had some wonderful times at school functions like I lomecoming and Christmas anti all the other parties and dances. The true loyalty to class and school shown by all the students at assemblies, ball games, and the many contests, such as Speech and Music, in which the school clubs take a great part, is often almost overwhelming. I have really enjoyed this school year and the lessons are taken from such a different angle, and subjects discussed from so many |x ints-of-view that I have found every single lesson most interesting and certainly enjoyed the great number of films con- nected with the various subjects under discussion. When my mind turns to social occasions, both school and outside. 1 first think of the dances in the gym. usually following the football and basketball games. Then I think of the many different activities of the school clubs. International events and holidays are usually a great time for rejoicing and celebration. For instance at Homecoming, Thanksgiving, Christmas, St. Val- entines. Faster, the 4th of July, and the State Fairs, all have a chance to throw care to the winds and be happy, which I cer- tainly found to l e the American custom on these occasions. I have appreciated this year at (). II. S. not only for the wealth of experience and knowledge I have gained, but also for the great and thriving friendships, loyally, cheerfulness, and won- derful hospitality of this typical American community, Ottumwa. J. Monica Ferguson. Pace 59 CbiqvJk, dnnuaL Katiikyn Miller Editor• in • ChieJ Joyce McClure Typist JULIANNA Crii.ey Dick Lckk Art Editor Susan Kindi.ay Patti McCune Mii.ford Whittlesey Sports Editor Berta l.ov Winston Marii.ee Olson Marilyn Strbeby Club Editor Shirley Swartz Miss Jump Adviser Kind a Murphy Class Editor Ann KITE ZlHL.MAN Mr. Anderson Adviser I he Kditorial Stall of the Argus Annual brings the students of (). II. S. a brief descrip- tion ol every organized club in school. These clubs are divided among the members ol the staff. The members then gather all needed material for their assignments and write the editorial. Writing, however, is not the only job ol the Kditorial Staff. They co-operate with the advertising staff in choosing a cover for the yearbook, in taking pictures, and setting up pictures lor the engraver. Miss Jump is the advisor of the Kditorial Staff. She plans much o! the Annual besides seeing that the members remember and carry out their duties. It is her help and advice that makes possible a good Annual every year. Pack 00 OjcL Julie vouScliratlcr. Iht.rinc.rs Manager. Linda Mcgratli. . tssl. business Mgr. Peggy MacGregor, .tdoerlising ut. Patty J« Krhardt. bookkeeper. Marsha Hawkinson. Circulation Mgr. Rolicrta Archer. Typist. John Gilgcr Marilyn Anderson Samira Snook l.ani Slicpp Marsha Maker Janet Baumgartner I he Argus Annual Ad stall has worked very hard this past year selling ads to make our 1955 Argus Annual possible. Under the supervision ol our capable adviser, Mr. And- erson, the Ad stall has worked many long hours. At the loginning of the year any (). II. S. student may obtain the honor of being on the ad stall bv participating in a contest. Those who sell the most ads in a limited | eriod of time are members of the Argus Annual Staff. The Argus Annual Stall' hopes that every student and faculty member enjoys our year- book and the ads in our classified ad section. Our thanks to those firms who have l ought advertising space in our annual. Your co-operation has helped make our book pos- sible. Pac.i: l ClhqJLLdu YIsiwa, Neal a Kav Lawrence Janette Scldunz David I,ocrkc Marianne Work Jo Anne Moore Jack Arnold lairetta Quick Ann Pollard EDITORS Neala Kay l,a vrence, Jo Anne Moore, Janette Schlunz, David Loerke, Jack Arnold. ADVERTISING STAFF Manager. Ann Pollard. Solicitors Ruthie Anderson, Sara Blackford, Sandra Frazer, Rita Wheeler. Joannie Jor- dan. REPORTERS Patsy Aldershof, Lyle Bruin ley, Ann Buben- vak, Douglas Collins, Linda Diehn, Linda I lallgren. Cynthia Latimer. Patti Nelson, Farron O'Hara, Jim Orr, Rosalie Orman, Connie Stater, Karen Recdquist, Sandra Sklavos, Juanita Turner, Darlene Oilman, Suzanne Williams, Marianne Work, Shirley Yates. Business Manager .LORETTA Quick Circulation Manager. Marianne Work Editors of Argus Daily Shirley Armstrong, Jerry Bea Jones Critic. .Mr. John Anderson Sponsor Miss Dorris Cresweli. Neala Kav and Ji Anne work on the dummy Pack 2 ClhquA, (YIqwa, Row I Sara Black ford. Darlene Ullman. Loretta Quick. Neal Lawrence. Rita Wheeler. Marianne Work. Linda Dichn. Linda HalLren Row II Joanie Iordan. L Anne Moore, Suzanne W illiams. Mary Jo Harkins. Patsv Aldershot. Ann Pollard. Juanita Turner. Karen Reedquist. Miss Creswell- Row III Pat Nelson. Ann BuLenyak. Ruth Anderson. Samlv Frazer. I'arron O'Hara. Jack Arnold. David Loerkc. Miss Creswell helps David laierke arrange the News.’’ One may be certain when seeing a large crowd of students waving stamp cards around the reserve | osts in the (). II S. halls that the latest edition of the Argus News is out. Then for the remaining day at school you see not faces, but editions of the school paper kxiking at you as the students busily catch up on all the latest school activities. This monthly paper is a very essential part of our school life. It tells of general school news, gossip, latest fads «and fashions, club news, and sports. It is a very ple«asant way to get to know our school and its’ program. The Argus Daily is a product of the Argus News Stafl. It tells of the notices «and news of the day and is read daily over the school speak- ing system. The Argus News is truly an essential part ofO. II. S. school life, and the students thank the staff and Miss Creswell for making it possible. Pack (� 3 Dick Nkwki.i. Siiiki.kv Armstrong Jrkky Bka Joxks Vice President Point Secretary Recording Secretary Finishing Touches Mrs. Nickols. Adviser The final curtain falls, and one more suc- cessful play has Ixren added to the many that has been produced by the numerous members of the Ottumwa High School Dramatic Club. Each play is made possible by the untiring effort of not only Airs. Nickols and a well picked cast, but also a number of hard working crews. These include Business, Paint, Prop- erty. Publicity, and Stage. Membership in this organization is easily obtained by any person who has a genuine interest and is willing to work. Prospects are interviewed by I hespians and are then chosen by their deeds. Thespian membership is the goal toward which each Dramatic Club member strives. This is reached when a member has obtained one hundred points which one earns none too easily. Thespian is an honor society which helps to promote the furtherance of the Dra- matic arts in the school, city, and community. Dramatic Club has had four major pro- ductions this year. They gave a three-act play in the fall which was a big success. The Christmas Pageant was the best we have ever seen. Three one-act plays were given in the winter and another three-act play in the spring. Pa in 4 Row I Sally Leidity. Kathleen Quinn. I..mi Shepp. Norma Zngres. Marjorie Renfrew. Marian Kestrelring. Rolnrita Price. Sharon McKclvey. lean Wilson, leanne Yates. Nancy Henderson. Bev Spilman. Janice (icorge. RowII Sandv | Court. Marv Kllen Clark. Judv Clark. Kav Carpenter. Helen Streichcr. Samira Swank. Mary Kllen Young. Sailv Stoher. Linda Davis. Mary Jo Delimiter. Marilee Olson. David Archer. Row III Adeline Dom- iner. Nancv DcBoov. ludith Lyman. Lorraine Smith. I.isa Har| er. Pat Nelson. Patti McCune. Cynthia Latimer. Marjorie Wvmore. Ardyce Barnett, Sara Ferguson. Samira Collins. Bcrnie L'llman. Row l John (nicer. Louis Freeman. Junior Hare. Chuck Kiple, Larry Pettcrsen. Dick Woodford, Dick Palmer. Paul Zika, Larry Merrill. Row I Juanita T urner. Ila Schmidt. Phyllis Scott. Sonja Brueland. Mary Jo Mill. Judy Kllcnl erger. Lvnn Roth. Shirley Armslrom:. Sharon Rhodes. Barbara Cottrell. Connie I« Stater. Sue Gra v, Linda Megrath, Janet ReetL Judy Watson. Farron O’Hara. Annette Zihlman. Row II Betty Campbell. Shirley Schwartz. Patty Jo Krhardt. Sandra Sklavos. Paula Kay Warner. Joyce McClure. Donna Murphy, lerrv Bea Jones, (udv Logan, Geraldine Stralcv. Betty Baird. Neala Kav Lawrence. Connie Corbett. Linda Hallgren. Karen Rcedquist. Mary Ann Bluss, Samira Swanson. Sandra Snook. Row III Donna Hicks. Carol Hirst. JoAnne M«w re. Connie Savage. Mary Lu Rukgabcr. Bonnie Baker. Julie von Schrader. Susan Fimllay. Pcggv A ac(«rcgor. ) y Larson. Joyce hrvin, Helen hiorino, Sandy Frazer. Sandy Miller. Judy Fulton. Tcddv Fisher. Row l ' Mil fort! Whittlesey. Paul Rozeboom. loin Hart. George Zika. Jim Beamcr. liruce Haim. Jaclk Grier. Barney inger. lack McLaughlin. Dick Newell. Jerry Kinnamon. Wayne Wagner, David Loerke, Pat Austin. Bob Carlson, lorn Ward. Inn Pcitz. Page ( : JkoApianA. Donna Murphy Vice President Jim Beamcr Jerry Bca I ones I« Anne Moore Bonnie Baker I'arron O'Hara Jov I.arson Secretary Jim Biomnu- Judv Logan Lynn Roth Betty Cainpliell Jim Peitz Joyce McClure Treasurer Judy Kllcnbergcr Jack McLauglilin Milford Whittlesey Mike Lynch Connie Jo Stater Page ( ( Father of tlie Bride The comedy by Caroline Francke; l� ased on Edward Streeter's best selling novel. Directed hi Dorothy Kay Nickols CAS I Mr. Banks. Mrs. Banks Kay Banks. Ben Banks. Tom m3' Banks Buckley Dunstan Buzz Taylor Peggy Swift Tom Hart Jerry Bea Jones Neala Kay Lawrence Milford Whittlesey Jack Carr Jerry Kinnamon John Gilger Lorraine Smith Delilah Miss Bellamy Mr. Massoula Foe Mrs. Pulitzki Bill Pete Tim's Man Extras. Judy Logan Donna Murphy Pat Austin .Dick Palmer Connie Corbett Dick Newell Paul Zika Wayne Wagner Mike Lynch. Jim Peitz Page 7 Overtones By Alice Gerstenberg CAST: Harriet, a cultured woman Joy Larson Hetty, her primitive self. . Donna Murphy Margaret, a cultured woman Bonnie Baker Maggie, her primitive sell Farron O'I lara Scene I larrieCc fashionable living room Time- -The present. Introductory remarks Joyce Irvin The Case of the Crushed Petunias By Tennessee tniliams CAST: Dorothy Simple Police Officer Young Man Mrs. Dull Jerrv Bea Jones Chuck Kiple Jack Spurgeon Bette I ea Redman Scene: 1 he town is Primanprojxir, Massachusetts, which lies within the cultur- al orbit oi Boston. Place The Simple Notion Shop. Time—The present. The Man in The Bowler Hat By A. A. Milne CAST: John. Marv Hero. Ileroine Chief Villain Bad Man Bruce I lann Judy Kllenberger .George Zika Ixnrainc Smith .Milford Whittlesey Dick Palmer Man in the Bowler I lat. . . Tom Ward Scene Mary’s Sitting Room the most ordinary sitting room in the world. Time The present. Pack 68 ctibJtwdanA.' £lub Row I (iarv Schulz. Barbara Barr. Sonia Brucland. Phvllis Scott, Patty Harness, Jane Pugli. Joan Ivlscnsuhn, Donna Swartz. Bet tv Car ler. Row II Darlene Ullman. Joanie Jordan, Sfurley («niter, Marjorie Renfrew. Marilyn Bitner. Barbara Curd. Agnes (irenko. Sandra lluss. Row III Judy Brooks, Pattv Bride. Donna Howe. Dixie Henderson. Klizal� e th White. Beverly Murrell. Pat Dalbcv. Carol Morris. Row l ' Larrv Millard. Dave Cliickcr- iiiK, (iarv Wilcox, (iarv Steeples. David Archer. Wavne Briues. The thirty-three memliers ol the Librar- ian’s Club help provide one ol the most valua- ble services in our school, the library. They assist the students anti personnel ot the school in finding the books they are seeking. Wheth- er it is fact or fiction they are able to supply our needs with many magazines, Iwioks. and newspapers. I’he members ol the Library Club are the librarians ol our high school. Their duties consist ol taking care ol li- brary slips, typing, filing, checking Inioks in and out, anti shelving the books. Although the library is one ol the busiest corners in the school, it is one of the quietiest. file officers ol the Librarian’s Club lor the first semester were president, Wayne Briggs; vice president, Gary Steeples, and sec- retary-treasurer, Joanie Jordan: for the second semester; President, Pat Dalby; Vice Presi- dent, Nancy Lee and Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Bitner. OFFICERS: Marilyn Bitner, Pat Dalbv. Nancv Lie. («ary Steeples, Wayne Briggs, Joanne Jordan. Pack ( 9 Spesck. (flub Row I Rolicrt Simpson, President; Rolicrt Ravitz. Vice President; Gladys Blunter, Secretary; I.isa Harper. I reas- urer; Juliana Criley, Program Chairman. Row II Tom Hart, N. F. L. President; Pat Austin. Clerk; Jim Powell, N. F. L. Secretary. Row III Jack Grier. Business Manager; Nancy Henderson, Historian, Jerry Kinnamon, Publicity Chairman. MISS MOYER Speech Club Adviser 1C very one gets in the show. This is typical oi the advantages Speech Club offers to its 189 members. Nothing stops this energetic group. Over 13(H) people packed the auditorium to sec the very successful Variety Show. The washing of 262 cars last spring netted enough money to purchase the much needed tape recorder and phonograph. Winter Wonderland,” the snowflake be- decked dance held for the student body after a basketball game was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone and the coronation was «a big success. (). 11. S. is one of the few high schools in the nation that can boast of producing a sponsored radio show. “O. 11. S. on Parade is presented weekly bv the Speech students. Speech Club has presented over 60 pro- grams to P. T. A.'s, hospitals anti churches. Pack 70 Row I Joyce Krvin, Patsy Friend, Lyn Lewis, Rochelle Collins, Samira PcilTcr. Nancy Raton. Corki Lslingcr. Berta Iaui Vinston, Joyce tlinsburg, Marianne Work, Joyce Rose, Shirley Schwartz, Donna Velle Bowling. Carole Decker. Helen Fiorino, Janet Ree l, lielty Goudv, Jim Powell, Pat Austin. Row I I Jcanic Ionian. Bonnie Baker, Betty Smith. Jane Fisher. Rolierta Archer. Marilyn Bushcr, Patty Ballard. Carole Gibson. Dee Ann Morrow. Donna Hicks. Gladys Blunter. Gerry Seitz. Sandy Miller. Farron O’Hara. Sandy Frazer. Shirlev Long. Tom Ward. Bol� Carlson. Row III lulic Criley. Ruthie Anderson. |ov Raison, Saiulra Sklavos. Kmche Swann. Janet Roberts. Joyce Harry, Neala Lawrence. .Monica Ferguson. Nona Kae McGraw, Marjorie McKay. Jane lames. Linda Young, Sandra Swanson, Linda Megrath, Kay Barnes. Don C«ill. Bruce Hann. Row l Miliord W hittlesev. Dave Larson. Larry Haves, Jerry Kinnanton. Dick Newell. Dick Foster. Regnar Modrell, lack Spurgeon. Jack Grier. Lloyd Man- nam, Chuck Mitchell, Barney Winger. Harold Canny. Dwaim Pearson, Dick Webber, loin Hart. Bob Simpson. Jim Cary. Bob Ravitz. Row I Lorraine Smith, Kay Carpenter. Jmlv Riglcr, Juanita Porter, Barbara Barr, Janie Shaw. Pat McGuire, Sally Leighly, Sara Blackford. JoAnn Aldershof, Betty Lea Redman. Nancv Henderson, Judy F.dmund. Norma Zagres. I ..mi Shepp. Roberta Price, Sandy Jo Court. Sharon Buchholz. Row II Miggie Ransom, Pat Nelson. Mary Speer. Mary Jo Burke. Linda Varenhorst, Sandra Patterson. Martina Harkins, Rosalie Orman. Marilee Olson. Sara Fer- guson. Mary Jo Dellinger. Fileen Rol erts, Joyce Klliott. Paula Neil. Mary Fllen Young. Karen Whitmore. Rose Marv Della Vcilova. Row III Bev. Spilman, Lisa Harper. Linda Butler. Marv Rllen Clark. Indy McNabb, Bev- erly l.anggin, Judith Lyman. Marsha Stephenson. AliceCantril. Janet Bower. Barbara Norman. Colleen Brown, Dick Covert. Larrv Pettcrsen. Rav Armknecht. Phil Miller. Row IV Donna Howe. Ronald Snow. Gary Koontz. John Gilger, Chris' Lowenbcrg, Bill DcPrengcr. Bob Johnson. Gary Frazier. Alan Bookin. Harry Bradley. Scott Nelson. Keith Black, John Wagner, Dennis Luiule. Page 71 7L.J.JL Row I Nancv I lenders m. Ncala Kiiv Lawrence. Parron C) llaru, Berta Lou inston. Miss Movers, Jul i.inna Crilcv, Iovee Ginsberg, Shirlev Swartz, Samira Frazer. Row 11 Boh Simpson. Jack Grier, Chris l-owenbcrg. Donna Hicks, Joy Larson, Gladys Blumim-r. Carol Gihson, Tom Hart. Bob Kavitz. Row HI .Milford Whittlesey, Dick Webber, lerrv Kinnamon, Barney Winger. Charles Mitchell, Patrick Austin. Jim Powell. OFFICERS Berta Lou Winston. Secv; 1'om Hart. President; Joyce Harry. Vice-Pres. The coincidence of Great [leadership with the power of effective speech lias been too frequently called chance. So that there will be leaders tomorrow for the American Way of Life, students must lie encouraged to un- dertake the training necessary to acquire effec- tive s|K ech. To provide that incentive is the work of the National Forensic league. This year 30 students have qualified for membership in this honorary group. Mem- bers presented speeches boosting the Com- munity Chest, and many entered scripts in the Jr. Chamber of Commerce’s “I Speak for De- mocracy” contest. First place trouphies were won at Sioux City’s Missouri Valley contest, and at Spring- field, Missouri. 0.1I.S. tied for first place at the Brindley contest at Cedar Falls. The O. Ii. S. Chapter has been the top chapter in the state for the past two years. Pace Community Cl i est Speakers Row I Gladys Blunter. Jack Grier. Shirk v Schwartz. Row II Charles Mitchell, Joyce Gins- berg, Tom Hart, Boh Simpson. Row III Joyce Harry. Carole Gibson, Pat Austin. Dick Web- ber, Jim Powell. Jerry Kinna- mon. Pace 73 (Band- Row I Marvsuc Krit .man, Dave Loerkc, Charlene Cox. Connie J« Staler. Nancy Henderson. Mark Crop)). Row II JoAnne Moore. ’irginia ICskcw, Minnetta Hansen. Mary Lu Rukgal er. Marilyn Roggentien. Ronnie Garrison, Julian Ullman, Dick Foster, Jerry Parker. Row III Ann Clarkson, Pat Clawson. Dick Newell, Gary Huffman, Charlotte Hannah, Betty Campl cll. Jerry Raines. Jeanette Wilson. Jerrv Smart. Patsy Friend. Janice Jackson. Karen Jackson. Karen l.anx. Bcverlv Frederick. Miggie Ransom. Row IV -Joyce Sampson, John Hudgens. Carol Under- wood. Joyce Hull. Marcine. McKIroy. Dick Woodford. Kay Baines. Rcgnar Mndrell. Mr. I.ogan. A. aim. Jeanne I,aFo!lettc, Bill DcPringer, Dave Link, Terry Flccncr. The 1954-55 (). II. S. Band, made up of eighty-nine members and under the very capa- ble direction of Mr. I ogan Zahn, has been very successful in all its periormances. Last June they took a trip to Colorado Springs where they won a trophy lor being the best musical organi- zation in the Parade ol States of the National J. C. convention. This trip was made possible by money raised by the J. C.’s and other groups, bv the band members themselves, and by mothers and fathers. Ottumwa High School is very proud of this achievement of the band. We are grateful to the band for its loyalty at | cp asemblics and athletic events. Many line demonstrations were executed at Shadier Field and Evans Gym. The Band has taken two trips to Burlington this vear. The fine performance of the Band is a re- sult of hours ol private and group practice anti all O. II. S. says Thanks”. PROUD Regnnr Modrcll Parade of States Trophy Larry Bcggs Page 74 (BamL Row I J.inice George. Judy Kdmund, Janet Baumgartner, Sue Anclcrson. Connie Critelilow. Row II Wavne Wagner. Kenny Kent. Carole Wallace. Janice Kunkcl. Harold James. Carol Walker, Jack McLaughlin, Judy Rigler. Chuck Ireland. Row III Boh Carlson, Jerry Clark, Bill Garrison, Bet tv Jacks. Bob Laird, Max Meadows, Vernon Van Tassel, Dave Stroberg. Dave Stocker. Dick Stater. Linda Davis, Mary J Burke. Janice Danels. Carrol New quist. Row IV Dick Meier. Paul Norris. Ruth Landen. Sherrv Johnson, Ronakl Snow. Sharon McKelvey. Bill Work. Larry Beggs, Dennis Krehbiel, Merrill Overturf, Bob Lewis, Jack Spurgeon, Dclo.v Davidsen. top fligi rr M a r is u e Kritsman, J o A n n Moore, J e r rv Raines, Pa u I Norris. Deloy Davidsen, Jack McLaughlin. Pack Ohzh JdAa, Row I Berta Lou Winston, Joanne Thompson, Jane lames, Richard Jay. Row II Marv Jo l.ogan, Paul Roze- boom. Sherry Downing. Joanne Leonard. Gwyn Cline. Connie Critchlow. Row III Alice Cantril, N anev DcBooy. Lois Tipton, Betty Carder, Marvsuc Kritznian, Dave Locrke, Alary Jo Burke. Linda Davis Row !V Peggy Rig ha in. Shirley Davis, Doris Tee. Sara Krafka, Jeanne LaKollette. Ruth Landen, Boh Johnson. Mary Lu Rukgalicr. This past year lias been a very successful one for the All-City Orchestra. Comjxised of approximately fifty-five musicians, the orches- tra has made many appearances in Ottumwa and out of town. Under the direction of Logan Zahn, the orchestra has received high ratings in various music contests. Weekly rehersals and private practice keep members in tip top shape for such per- formances as the All-State Orchestra, Open I louse. Spring Concert, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. The orchestra also performs for many other occasions. Within the All-City Orchestra, there are string quartets, several wind ensemble groups, and a string orchestra. The AU-Citv Orchestra is a fine organiza- tion comjxised of the l est student musicians in our public schools. It ranks high among Iowa school orchestras. CHAMPIONS ALL Jane Janies, Connie Cordett, Mary Jo l,ognn AO� .� OhidksidJthCL Row I Dick Covert, Connie Corbett. Marilvn Rusher Row II Cluick Ireland. Marilyn Miller, Stuart Baird. Kilecn Bortz. Mary Jones. Marilvn Yanderwilt. Row III Janice Danels, Carol Newquist. Jane Gross, Jack Me- l.anehlin. Janice Konkel. Harold James. Wanda Davis. Row IV Carole Wallace. Gary Honk. Regnar Modrell, Director. I,n. ;an A. Zahn. .Merrill Overtnrf. Dcloy Davidsen. Jeanette Wilson. Jerry Raines. DINNER MUSIC Berta la� u Winston. Joanne Thompson. Boh Johnson. Dick Covert. Marilyn Bnsher. I .u;k 77 (JJwJWA. 3r Row I Sonj.i Bruckitul. Alberta Simmons. Lorrctla Quick, Rochelle Collins. Ann Pollard, Doris McLaughlin. Min- nctta Hanson, Nona Rae McGraw. Joy Ryan, lanette Schlunz. Marilyn Streeby. Row II Eleanor MahafTey. Joyce Harry, Marvsuc McCrecry. Jeanette Wilson. Suzanne Williams. Linda Diehn. Jean Wilson. Paula Kay War- ner. Julie von Schrader, Susan Findlay. Lois Johnson. Row III Carol Walker, Suzanne Peck. Barbara Norman. Bob Simpson, Don Howard. Row IV F.ddie Neff, Krnest Johnson. Jim Tharp, Ronnie Garrison. Paul Bremhorst. Bill Garrison. Gary Goodwin, Don Gill. George Stater. Row V Dick Bell. Roltcrt Lewis. Tom Matthew. Ronnie Dueland. Allan Bookin. But! Lewis. Bob Christy. Jerry Smart. MIXED QUARTET’ Gary Goodwin, Kleanor Mahaffev, Jeanette Wilson. Dcloy Davidscn. Accompanist. Judy Watson. Under I he direction of Miss Aas, the mixed chorus lias done some very fine work. It is one of the most wcllknown organizations in Ottumwa High School, having a great num- lier of voices participating. Many small vocal groups have been or- ganized. Several of these went to I)es Moines during Thanksgiving vacation to sing in the All State Music Festival, as has lieen done liefore. A-Mixed did its part in the annual Christmas Pageant. Another exhibition of their fine talent was at a concert given in Feb- ruary combined with the band and orchestra. T his year our chorus, band, and orchestra were hosts to many, many, directors and singers who attended the Tri-City Musical Festival at Ottumwa. A very fine performance was given which was enjoyed by a large audience. The three talented accompanists this year were Judv Watson, Linda Diehn, and Ann Pollard. Pace 78 (?JwAmL Row 1 Linda Mcgrath. Charlene Deal, Joyce Krvin, Connie Savage, Indy Watson. Marianne Work, Shirley Scliwarl , Linda Murphy, Patsy Aldershot', Donna Velle Bowline, Jo Ann Lewis. Row II Joyce McClure, Donna Murphy, Joy I.arson. Joyce Berry, leddy Fisher. Pat see Friend, Corki I'.slinger. Lorraine Smith, Helen Fiorino, Linda Wilson. Row III Carol Rush. Dolores Kirhv, Shirley Beasley. Maxine Parks. Torn Ward. Jim Peit ., Doug Collins, Bruce Hann. Row l ’ Lyle Brum ley. Chuck Irland. Tom Grooms. Dave Parson. Chris Lowcnberg. Max Thomas, Ray Venator. Dcloy Eiavidscn, Jerry Raines, Carl Williams. GIRLS’ QUARTF.T BOYS’ QUARTKT Loretta Quick, Shirlev Beasley. Joyce Berry. Dona velle Bowling. Boh Christy. Douglas Collins. Boh Simpson. «- enmpanist. Judy Watson. Page 79 Smalt (Jocat AoupA, DOUBLK MIX I'D QUARTKT Gary Goodwin, Lyle Brum Icy, Kay Larson. Paula Kay Warner, Loretta Quick. Jeanette Wilson. Jerry Raines. David Link, and accompanist David Pohlson GIRLS' SKXTKT Patsy Friend. Maxine Parks, Rochelle Collins. Nona Rae MeGraw. Lois Johnson, Barbara Norman, anti accompanist Lintla Diehn. Pac.k 80 CbiL £lub Row I Donna Leon, Gwendolyn Taylor. Carol Underwood, Diane I � st, Karen Kirkhart. Joyce Rose. Row II Terry Clement. Darvl Bort, Roy Baugh. John Williams. Sam Bovenmycr, Wayne Rysdam, Miss Hlastala. Wayne Rysdam. Joyce Rose. Karen Kirkhart The Art Club is one of the most creative extra-curricular activities in Ottumwa High School. On display in the Art room are pic- tures and crematic works of all kinds. From the students paint brushes come countless crea- tions from comic characters to modern art. The club makes trips out of town for unusual art exhibits. Many Ottumwa stu- dents have received state recognition for their outstanding art work entered in various ex- hibits. Serving as officers ol Art Club are presi- dent, Wayne Rysdam, vice president, Joyce Rose; and secretary-treasurer, Karen Kirk- hart. Miss I lalastala is head of this depart- mnet and also club adviser. Pack 81 Row I Si� 11 v l.ciglilv. Shirley McCall. Jewell Downing, Juanita Porter, Judy Riglcr, Geraldine I-casurc. Row II Charles Teeter. | k- Harness, Gary Richmond. Max Thomas. Miss Methner, Ramona Pickrell. The main purjx sc ol Science Club is to create the desire in those students interested to have a better understanding oi science in everyday problems, and to urge them to enter a scientific vocation. Miss Alice Methner, director of the organi- zation, made this year very interesting by planning many enjoyable activities. At the meetings they discuss science, have lectures and movies on various subjects. They had many field trips which enable them to observe science in the making. As their officers this year Science Club had Jack Colton as president: Joe Harness, vice-president; and Romana Pickrell, treasurer. OFKICKRS: Ramona Pickerell. Jack Colton. Joe Harness o’ Pack 82 3'AslmJ',l fflub Row I Linda Wilson, Belly Baird, Linda Murphy, Linda Dichn. Berta Lou Winston, Donna Overby. Marilyn St reel � .v, Julie von Schrader. Row II Jo Anne Moore, Patty Jo Krhardt, Carole Gibson, Karen Reedquisl. Palsy Friend , Beverly Steenberg. Peggv MacGregor . Row III Miss Fast, Annette Zihlman. Sandra Swanson. Sandy Miller. Paul Bremhorst,'Charles Hazelelt, David Loerkc. French Club is a social organization open to all students who take French. The purpose of “Le Cerclc Franca is” is to enable its mem- bers to get a better understanding of the habits and customs of the French people. At the meetings, held in the high school clubroom, the members learn new French songs and games, and also present plays and stories in French. This year the club had a joint hay ride with the Spanish Club. “Le Circle Francais is directed and spon- sored by Miss Florence Fast. The officers of the club for the year have been: Charles I Iazel- ett, le president; Sandy Miller, la vice-presi- dent; Jo Anne Moore, la secretaire: and Linda Dichn, la tresoricre. OFFICKRS Linda Dielm, Sandra Miller, | Ann Moore Pac.f, S3 Spanhk, Qlub R � I II.. Schmidt. I Ann Meredith. Mnrv Dean ilartlsocg, Marilyn Bitner. Carol Snook. Jean Phillips. Beverly .Mur ell. Pal Dalhey. Row II Caroline Mullins. Rosemarie Patkin. Janet Roberts. Naomi McCall. Josephine Gibhs. Cieri I urncr. Barbara Hoover. Jean Hartman. Row III Laurence Hamlev, Suzanne Williams. Suella Ford. Patty Wilbanks. Wdlamae Garrett. Daryl Bortz. Max Thomas. Bob (iibbs. Spanish Club is not only for students tak- ing Spanish, but for anyone interested. It brings first and second year students together to enjoy the Spanish language in a social and interesting form, giving them a unified feeling that makes a foreign language more useful. Phis year the club has participated in many events. They helped plan homecoming, conducted a pep assembly, and took part in other school activities. Their meetings have proved very cduc ttional ami lots of fun. Mr. lyawrencc Hamlcy is the adviser of this organization. As its officers this year Spanish Club had Alary Dean I lardsocg, presi- dent: Patricia Dalby, vice-president; Marilyn Bitner, secretary-treasurer; and Beverly Mur- rell, program chairman. OFFICERS: Alary Dean I lardsocg, Patricia Dalby. .Marilyn Bitner. Beverly .Murrell Page 84 QomnwvdaL (flub Row I Kathryn Miller, Donna Row-mines, lane Pugh, Joan Klsensohn. Donna Swartz, lattice Kimkcl, Doris Irelan. Wilma Hoskins. Rose Marv Cclania, Sharon Polilson. Carolvn Fisher, Mary Ann MacKcnzic. Kvclvn Doud. Row II (leraKline Stralcy. Judy Close, Sue Copplc. Sharlcnc Simmons, Shirley Wood, Gerah line Ratliff. Pat Dalhey. Marilyn Sammons, |uanita Turner, Mary Ann liloss, Margaret Davis. Judy Grooms, l.aurie Wisccarver. Row III Shirley Bohe. Norma (iraimcman. Betty JoHartlev. Alberta Simmons, Patty Wilbanks. Willamac Garrett. Rosalie Wisccarver. lattice Roe. lean Phillips, (ovee Roe, Shirlcv Beaslev, Alice Hinerman. Patsy Hulsmith. Row IV Patty Jones, Charlene Cox, Kleanor Maliaffev. loanic Jordan. Dixie Mart .. Alite Long, Beverly Manley. Joyce Peters. Patty Harness, lattice Jackson, Carolyn Downing, Janet Dabney. Mrs. Wilson. OFFICERS- lean Phillips. Jane Pugh. Donna Swartz. Kathryn Miller The purpose ol the Commercial Club is to promote interest in the business world and to learn more alxmt modern business methods. It is a business organization and anyone tak- ing at least one commercial subject may join. During the year the club visited the Tele- phone Company, John Morrell and Company, and Iowa Success School. Mr. R. R. Brown, from the National Cash Register association gave a demonstration on the use ol the cash register. Other activities have been a big Christmas party and a Sunday alternoon hike. The club is under the competent direction of Mrs. Wilson. For the year Jean Phillips has been president, Kathryn Miller, vice-pres- ident; Donna Swartz, secretary; and Jane Pugh, treasurer. Pack 85 Row I Margaret Johnson, Judy Swaim. Patsy Hulsmith. Janet Dabney, Judy Brooks, Donna Rowmincs, Jane Pugh, ' ick! Winningham, Jane .SlcGown. Jeanne Pappaducas, Kav Barnes, Norma Granneinan. Row II Glenda Davis. Ceeile Bates, Beverly Manley. Carolyn Downing, Myrna Stevenson, Shirley Long, Alary Ann Bloss, Shirley B he. Betty Jo Hartley. Lillian lJcckethorn. Row III Helen Williams, Janet Rol� erts, Beverly Murrell. Marilyn Roggenticn. Geraldine Spillman. Patty’Grcen. Catherine Harvcv. Diane Post, Karen Kirkhart. Row IV Diana Dorn. Anna Luc Stahl, Mary lam McCoy. Judith Lyman, Marsha Van Klavern. Viola Saner. Miss Klodt. Row I Geraldine Leasure. Karen Yccrman. Phyllis Bow, Marily Dailey. Marjorie Renfrew. Marian Kcsselring, Shirley McCall. Joan Klsensohn, Shirley Goiter, Sherry Johnson. Mary Klta Hawbaker. Row II Shirley Ware, Dixie Henderson. Marsha Baker. Donna Orman. Connie Gordon. Beverly Sawyer. Donna Howe, Sandra Huss. Row III Rol� erta De Hart. Connie McDonough. Peggy Bigham. Ksthcr Kent. J Ann Hafstad. Dorothy Hartman, Darlene Hartman. Georgia Salsbcrry. Row IV Patricia Collins, I'erol Palmer, Annette Zihlman. Sandra Snook. Marilvn Anderson. Sheila Thompson, lone Farr, Karen Johnson, Suzanne Peck. Pa ’.k 8t J . J. (L. OKFICKRS: JoAnnc Thompson. Joyce Harry, Marilyn Switzer The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to create interest in the teaching profession. Besides meeting in the club room on the first Tuesday evening of the month, this group has had many educational and social activities. In December, the members were invited to the Christmas Program given by the special edu- cation students at Adams. Mrs. Blake, their instructor, spoke at the next meeting of F.T.A. At Christmas time Marianne Work gave the annual Christmas Party when the members exchanged gilts. A needy family was pre- sented a Christmas gift by this group. The officers of F.'I'.A. are: president. Joyce Marry; vice-president, Marilyn Switzer; secretary, Marilyn Busher; treasurer, JoAnn Thompson and Miss White, Adviser. Pack 87 UIaUbAa! £lub Joanic Jordav, Miss Jamison. Ivvclvn Doiul, Joyce Rose. Barbara Barr, Janice Jackson. Shirley Schwartz. Suzanne Williams. Darrell Boris. Miss Jamison,“Advisor and Joyck Rose, President Members of the (). II. S. Writers'Club have one thing in common. That is an active interest in the field of creative writing. These students have dicsovered a way to enjoy them- selves anti to display their talent by expressing their throughts on paper. Besides writing for their own pleasure, the club members are interested in st.'ite and national coni| etition and have won high honors in previous years. The purpose ol their monthly meetings are to read and discuss their work in the various fields oi composition. Much of their credit for the successful functioning of the Writers Club this year is due to the combined efforts ol their efficient and capable sponsor. Miss Jamison, and the clubs efficient president, Joyce Rose. Pack 8K IAaRji ia! Qhib Row I Bonnie Bcrgmcicr. Naomc McCall, Shirley Bishop. Bcttv.GoiuIv. Kvclvn Palmer. I.aura hue Johnston, Char- Icnc Prosser Row II Dorothy K. Cole. Pat tv Davis. Dale bishop. Anna l.ue Stahl, Shirley Jaster, Gerry Seitz. Patricia Butler. Bonnie Bcrgmcicr, Head Usher; Naomi McCall There are fourteen students in our school that should Ik thanked at this time. They are the members of the 0. II. S. Usher's Club. These are the students who are at our school functions to pass out the programs and direct us to our seats. Each year there is one girl chosen from the club to serve as the heat! usher. Bonnie Berg- meier has held this position for this past year and has performed it well. A large part of the credit of the success of this club goes to Mr. Tiede, the Club's sponsor. All of us at (). II. S. would like to join to- gether now and shout a great big, Thanks girls, you've been perfect hostesses!” Pack 89 (phoisxihmiAt l Qlub Row I Genevieve Williams, Janet Dabney, Beverly Manley, Jessie Weatlicrstonc. Carol Paris. Row II Jack Colton. Hen Richards. Jerry Adams. Melvin Fiedler. Jim Foxx, l.aVon Gee. Mr. I'allman. I-ike a watch, the Projectionists Club lias many parts. If they work well together, they may lie of great use. Fach year several hun- dred films and a great number of slides are shown at (). II. S. by the Projectionists. The showing of such a large numlier of pictures is an enormous responsibility, but these students have handled it as efficiently as clock work. Our hats are off to the members of the Projectionists Club and to their sponsor, Mr. Tallman, who has kept the club ticking. Of- ficers for this year were: President, Jim Foxx; Vice-President, Lavon Gee, Secretary; Kay Wells, Treasurer, Melvin Fiedler. Officers Jim Foxx. President; Melvin Fiedler, Treasurer; I.a Von Gee. Vice-President. Pace 9 (p£p Row I Kathryn Miller. Mary Jo Mill. Judv Kllcnbcrgcr, Sue- Gray. Connie Stater, Monica Ferguson, Paula Kay Warner. Charlene Deal. Shirley Armstrong. Cynthia Latimer. Helen Streicher, Bonnie Smith. San Ira Sn H k. Neva Bennett. Roberta DcDcHarl. Row II Patricia Collins, Jewell Downing. Betty Baird. Mary Ktta llawlmhcr. Jo Ann Meredith, Joyce Klliott. Pats Aldershot'. Judv Fulton. Linda llallgren, Joyce Sampson. Juanita Turner. Georgia SalisU-rrv. Rose Mary Della Vcdova. Karen Whitmore. Row III Mr. Kramer, Karen Vcerman. Marjorie McKay. Marian Butts. Marsha Jo Van Klavern, Phyllis Luke. Laurie Wisecarver, Judy Clark. Dolores I.eGramle. Marv Ann Bloss. Ann Buhenyak. Suzanne Peck, Rosie Wisecarver. Shirley Ramscv. Row l ‘ Joyce McClure. Phyllis Boxx. Marilvn Anderson. Annette Zihlman. Marcine McKIroy. Karen Russell. Joyce Berry. Farron O'Hara. Juliana Crilev, Sandy Frazer. Samira Collins, Karen Johnson. Sandra Murray. Donna Murphy. Donna Hicks. Carol Hirst. OFFICERS: Charlene Deal. Paula Kay Warner, Donna Murphy; Betty Baird This is only (he third year for (he Pep Club. The club has attracted many girls and these have been very active in promoting school spirit in assemblies and various athletic activities. This year the club s| onsored the Snow- Ha 11 Dance on the last day of school before Christmas vacation. The music was by rec- ords and the dance was very well attended. The club also sold football and baskctlxdl pins to raise money. A meeting of Pep Club is held every Thurs- day at 3:00 in Mr. Kramer’s room. The of- ficers this year have been: president, Charlene Deal; vice-president, Paula Kay Warner; sec- retary, Donna Murphy; and Treasurer. Hetty Haird. The two sponsors are Mr. Roth, who was last year’s sponsor anti a new member of our faculty, Mr. Kramer. Pack 91 (Hjdjwl fcctinomioL, Qlub Row I Carolyn Downing, Fat Davis. Row II Karen Russell, Anna lai Stahl. Shirley Bishop. Row III Vir- ginia Eyre, Charlotta Kershncr. Evelyn Palmer. Marv Stalil. OFFICERS Virginia Eyre, Carolyn Downing, Patricia Davis, Karen Russell The Home Economics Club has now com- pleted its second successful year. Any girls in O. II. S. interested in the various phases of home-making find that here they can combine lun with learning. The girls undertake many interesting projects. This vear, for instance, they made dolls out ol wash-cloths to place in Christmas baskets to be sent to needy families. But they also plan their projects with enough time left for parties. With this combining of use- ful work and wholesome fun. the club has been successful. I lowever, it has taken the co-operation of all the members and the guidance of Miss Kasischke to accomplish its purpose. The officers this year have been Patricia Davis, President; Virginia Eyres, Vice-President; Karen Russel, Secretary; and Carolyn Down- ing, Treasurer. Pack 92 ATHLETICS QoadviA DON NT'.WHUb (). H. S. owes .1 lot to Don New- ell, who has pro veil Inmseli fully capable oi han- dling two jolts, athletic director and track coach. His team's spirit shows that it is a pleasure to work with him. JIM HUMPHREY Jim was the assistant coach of the varsity foolitall team and the sophomore basketball team this year. Assistant coaches don't get much credit tor all the work they do. but they deserve a lot morc crcdit. BILL KRAMER A new sport at O. H. S. this year was wrestling. This team was well coached v Bill Kramer, a newcomer in Ottumwa. Be- sides being head wrestling coach, lie also served as assistant coach of the varsity football squad. HARVEY WARE Gabby” Harvcv Ware's able leadership tilled the positions ot head football coach and assistant basketball coach this year. His ability led the Bulldogs to an even record in footlmll and to state tournament plav in basket- ball. EREI) MAASDAM Since taking over head coach of the basketball team in 1947, bred has produced fine teams. Although the Bulldog's basketball team got off to a rather slow start, they finished by going to the State Tournament. BOB THOMAS Another new face at O. H. S. was that of Bob Thomas. He served as sopho- more basketliall coach and ably coached his team to a fifteen win and four loss record. Congratu- lations on a job well done. BOB ROTH The swimming team was led to the third place berth in the State Swimming Meet this year bv the outstanding coaching of Bob Roth. Besides serving as swimming coach he also capably coached the golf team. MR. TIEDE Mr. Ticdc’s well executed job is that of business manager. His duties arc to take care of the team’s meals, travel, and hotel ac- comodations. He is a vital part of the athletics at O. H. S. Pace 94 J'DoiLalL SquojoL Row I La Yon Gee. Gary Findlav. Bo!� Recdquist. I in� Cruclielow. Jim Fox. Brmv Stanlord. D.ive Chickcring. )im Rol crts. .Men Knloe. Frank Frskine. Jim Davidson. Row II Bill Bloss. Coaeli Kramer. Don Smart. Larry Kniglit. George Zika. Joe Bankson. Gary Klcinman, Dick Loudcrlmck. loin 1 riinblc. Ralph Wallace. Byron Win- ston. Jim Tharp. Row III Coach Ware, Gary McCartney. Marion Nortluip. Bruce Flanders. Don Colvin. Mick McCaughcy. Butch BottorfT. Gene Fuller. Doug Collins. Ray Venator. Row IV Coach Humphrey, Jim Lewis. Dave .'tasters, Frank Woollums. Joe Smith. Larry Stater, Gus Sullivan. Don Hampshire. Don Bankson. Dale Dixon. A peppy Ottumwa eleven had to light hard for I heir even record this year. Ilarvev I Gabby) Ware gave his best as head football coach, but the team seemed to lack that extra something that makes a championship squad. The Bulldogs fell before Newton in their first game but revived and then beat Fairfield and Mount Pleasant. Our fourth game was a tie with Fort Madison and in our fifth, sixth, and seventh games we were handed a row ol de- feats bv Keokuk. Marshalltown and Burling- ton, but we never quit. Then, in our last two games, we took our turn and toppled both Muscatine anti Oskaloosa. It was evident from the first that we had a snappy team, but competition was unusually tough. The team’s high determination lasted throughout the season. Page 9. I )iivf CliH'kcring J'OoJtbalL Squad, 4 Jim Foxx Jim Cruclielow Allen Knloc | gfcni—5 a v ' � i Ottumwa 0 Marshalltown 35 Ottumwa 0 Burlington 33 Ottumwa 13 Muscatine 6 Ottumwa 13 ( )skalnosa 6 tBuUpufL J'OoJtbalL Row I Harold K.iska. Ronnie Hampshire. Gene Brunk. Gary Canny. Craig Allen. Larry Huddleston. Dale Dixon. Bernie lackson. Terry Brown. Row II Bob Slacbler, Jerry Smart. Bob Benson. George Stater, l orn Smith. Dick Slater, Tom Wood. Denny Krelibicl, Don Hampshire. Row III Coach Don Newell. Jerry Kirkhart. Mike bang. Ray Vanator, Jack Bcsco. .'lick Harper. Gary oder. Clun k Kiple. Coach Bob Roth. SCORKS Ottumwa 19 Oskaloosa () Ottumwa 12 Oskaloosa 0 Ottumwa 6 Burlington 20 Ottumwa Pella 22 Ottumwa 13 Fairfield 0 The Sophomore Football squad had a l et- ter than average record this year. I hey won three games anti lost only two. The team started off the season with two outstanding wins over Oskaloosa. The team however, just couldn’t carry the pigskin over the goal enough times in the next two games. They were de- feated by liotli Burlington and Pella. How- ever, in the final game, the sparked up team went on to a victory over Fairfield. I a :k OK (BaAksdbcdL SquacL Row I C« acl Gabby” W are. Boh Kreiger. Frank Woollums. Bob Klliot, Dick Luke. Joe Gaver. Brvon Winston, Coach Fred Mansdam. Row II Manager Gary Orman, Dick Bell, Jim Davidson. Russell Bennett. Denny I'illi- man, Gary Findlay, Duane Pearson, Manager Roger Hiatt. SCORES Ottumwa 40 Albia 32 Ottumwa 63 Bloomfield 40 Ottumwa 65 Oskaloosa 46 Ottumwa 52 Ft. Madison 47 Ottumwa 52 Keokuk 58 Ottumwa 59 Burlington 7 Ottumwa 70 Washington 58 Ottumwa 58 Mt. Pleasant 65 Ottumwa 79 Fairfield 61 Ottumwa 48 Albia 31 Ottumwa 51 Muscatine 68 Ottumwa 53 Ft. Madison 51 ()ttumwa 42 Keokuk 50 Ottumwa 38 Burlington 40 Ottumwa 57 Washington 55 Ottumwa 76 Fairfield 41 Ottumwa 49 Muscatine 64 Ottumwa 62 Marshalltown 56 Ottumwa 80 Ml. Pleasant 76 Ottumwa 68 Franklin (C. R.) 47 Pack 99 Denny Fillimnn Russell Bennett Jim Schultz. Gary Findlay Bol Kreiger (BaAksdbcdL Dwayne Pearson Terry Brown niSTRid Ottumwa SUB-ST A' Ottumwa Ottumwa Oltuimva Ottumwa STA'I Pack 10� ) :)URNAMKNT Oskaloosa 40 3URNAiMENT Albia 55 Mt. A vie 55 Tracv 55 )URNAMKNT Dubuque 64 Pack 101 SCOk KS Ottumwa 48 Albia 51 Ottumwa 51 Bloomfield 55 Ottumwa 47 ()skaloosa 51 Ottumwa 41 Ft. Madison 57 Ottumwa 21 Keokuk 45 Ottumwa 59 Burlington 46 Ottumwa 50 Washington 49 Ottumwa 58 Mt. Pleasant 45 Ottumwa 55 Fairfield 45 Ottumwa 57 Albia 57 Ottumwa 55 Muscatine 57 (Htumwa 55 Ft. Madison 44 Ottumwa 45 Keokuk 57 Ottumwa 56 Burlington 68 Ottumwa 52 Washington 42 Ottumwa 75 1'airfield 56 Page 102 Row I Charles Mitchell, Mick McCaughey. Dave Nevin. Phil Mill.ml. Lloyd Hannan. Gary Steeples. Milford Whittlesey. Row II Clift' Allen. Paul Zika. Allen Bnokin. Boh Ravit?.. Barney Winger. Jim Tharp. Manager Raymond Weeks. The (). II. S. swim team has started out with a fine record. This being their first y ear, they won the Little Six title and came in third in the state swim meet. Their first meet they were defeated by Lincoln of I)es Moines. Then thev came back to out swim Muscatine twice and Burlington twice for four straight wins. In winning third place in state, the swim team was beaten only bv Roosevelt of Des Moines and Clinton. They finished with a 5 1 record. The prospects for next year look very good. SCORES Ottumwa 26 Lincoln, (I). M.) 46 Ottumwa 48 Muscatine 26 Ottumwa 41 Burlington 56 Ottumwa 40 Muscatine 26 Ottu mwa 44 Burlington 51 Charles Mitchell was high piont man on the team. His 14 points gained us third place in the state meet, lack Covert gained more points’for diving than any other team member. Pack IOo UJasaMm Row i Alan Enloc. Dick Slater, Jerrv Smart. I.a Von Gee. Row II Bob Covert, Gary Canny, Ronnie Garrison. Dave Chickering. Row III Coach Kramer. Kric Brtieland, Bob Cottrell, Russell Brewer. Wrestling l eing a new sport at (). II. S. this year, the team’s big problem was the lack of experience. Although they were a little slow getting started, the wrestling team got better as they went along. At their first meet at Leon, they fell to defeat. They then were defeated bv Burlington and Muscatine. They were just unable to get that first win to start them on a winning streak. After losing six straight the team went to Fairfield for the Little Six meet and won first place, Inciting both Burlington and Muscatine. The boys who did a terrific job on the wrestling team were Bob Covert and Dave Chickering. With holdovers from this year's team the (). II. S. wrestling team next year promises to be very good. Page 104 of At c. f y as Tfcr 4 6 v • « r U 4,'A rf 9f £ Zff 4o r r 'ny Row I Dick Luke. Dick Bell, Bob Lewis. John Gillstrap, Alan Bnokiu. David Archer. Mr. Roth. Row II Dennis. Lunde. Garv Steeples. Cliff Allen. Mick McCaughev. Mike Jaeger. Kenneth Anderson, Larrv Overturn!, Larry Steep, les. Row III Harold Canny, Gerold Canny, bill DePrenger. Don Howard. The 1954 golf team was handicapped by a slim holdover from the Championship team of the year before. The squad started with a one-stroke victory but in the next two meets we turned up to be the looser. Our next two games were victories for us by eleven strokes and four strokes. Three more losses came in a row, but the last of the three was a credible second in a large meet. Our last victory was won with a one-stroke lead. The next two games were too rough for us and we were handed two defeats. Coach Roth's team cap- ped off its year by placing close to second in the Little Six. With the experience gained in '54, the prospects look good for the '55 team. As this'book goes to press, we of the high school students sincerely wish a successful year in golf play. Because ol the many holdovers from last year's team and the new team mem- ! ers, we expect an outstanding season. There are seven old members on the 1955 team, and eleven new members. Ol these new members there are six sophomores, lour juniors, and one senior. Looking at these figures, we have ap- parently good pros| ecls for this year and the next two years. The seniors on the 1955 team are: John Gillstrap, Bob Lewis, Kenneth And- erson, Gary Steeples, and Cliff Allen. The first team this year is John Gillstrap, Alan Bookin, Ilarold Canny and Garold Canny. Good luck, team. Page I0r Row I Jim Weeks, l.arrv Millard, Hill Brandon. Gary McCartney, Waldo Snook, llarland Shields. Mike Gee. Dick Fisk. Mark Crop� , Kd Baugh. Coach Don Newell. Row II Dave Chickcring. Phil Millard. Kenneth Kent. Kenny Brown, Gary Zellers. William Harvey, David Patrick, Dale Putnam. Boh Agee. Joe Smith. Row HI Gary Yoder, Don Smart, John Last. Bruce Stanford. Lloyd Larson, Larry Stater, Dwain Pearson, Dick Garner. Clifford Smith, Richard McCoy, Delane Harper. Row I Byron Winston. Joe1 Ross, Jerry Napier. La Von Gee, Don Hampshire, Merclyn Johnson, Gary Smith. Rov Baugii. Joe Smith, outstanding high jumper The 1955 Track Squat! tlitl quite well this year. At their first meet, the State A. A. U. Meet, the team placet! seventh anti then they went on to place sixth in the State Intloor Meet. The squatl advanced to win the Little Six In- tloor Meet in their third attempt. The team is well coached this year by our old laithlul, Don Newell. No stranger at O.H.S., he has led many teams to outstanding records and wins. l ie was assisted this year by Gabby” Ware, another expert on the subject. Out- standing track men this year have been Larry Stater in the hurdles and Joe Smith in the high jump and the broad jump. As this lxx)k goes to press, we wish the Track team continued success in their meets. Pack I0 (Homscominq PARADE OF STARS . K QL'EKN MISS SDK ANDERSON Before the Dance I‘a«;k ION diomsicaminq AJESr i lomecoming is a 1 wavs one of the happiest and most looked forward to events in the school year. This year we held the crowning cere- mony in the auditorium with our Pep Assem- bly. The auditorium was decorated in the traditional colors of red and white. All stood as the candidates came down the aisles, and later Don Smart, President of Student Coun- cil, crowned Sue Anderson queen. In her court were Paula Kay Warner, Donna Bach- man. Charlene Deal, Sandra Murray, and Juliana Criley. Later Queen Sue and her court reigned over our Homecoming football game, and the dance. Much of the credit for our successful I lomecoming must go to the G. A. A. Without their help and ambition none of it would be possible. Don Smart Crowning Sue Anderson QUKI’.N SUK AND IIKR COURT Dick Bell. Juliana Criley. Bruce Stanford, Charlene Deal. Denny Killimnu. Paula Kay Warner. Jack Spurgeon, Sue Anderson. Denny Battcrson. Donna Bachman, Tom Matthew. Sandra Murray. Page 109 5.CL.CL Row I I. Br� x ks. B. Baker. II. Muchow. C. Kslingcr. M. Hardsoeg. B. Manely. |. Dabney. S. Patterson. B. Fred ricks, C. Burns. R. Wisecarvcr, V. Brandon. S. Ware. Row II |. McClellan. M. Bean, S. Beasley. R. Patkin. C. Mullins. S. Bucholz. K. Whitmore, G. Spilman. M. Vest. B. Pooler. M. Anderson, M. Renfrew. Row III M. Lo- gan. A. Barnett. M. Roggenticn. N. Martin. J. Brinegar, P. Aldershot', A. Pepper. K. Quinn. B. Curtis, J. Kllenbcrger. L. Roth, M. Ferguson. Row IV M. McKIrov. |. Elliot. I). Cole. M. Ward. F. Schulz. K. Miller. B. Baird. M McCreerv. S. Johnson, P. Hulsmitli. I). Bowling. S. Ferguson. Row V S. Murrav, S. Armstrong, M. Mill. C. Deal, J. McClure. D. Murphy, I. Larson, B. Hoover, N. Bennett, M. VanKlavcrn. S. Warnock. (i. A. A. Officers DonnaVelle Bowling, Beverly Pooler, Miss Grevc. Kathryn Miller. Paula K. Warner, Judy Ellenbergcr. The Girls’ Athletic Association is an active organization. Besides offering such sports as basketball, volleyball, and trampolining, the members have the opportunity to attend play- days at various schools and compete with girls from the other towns attending. This year the sophomores and juniors won the trophy at the Bloomfield basketball play day, and the seniors l eat Bettendorf at the Iowa City basketball sports day. G. A. A. had charge of all home-coming activities including the coronation ceremonies at a pep assembly, half-time festivities at the game, and the dance following the game. The organization has as its able leader this year. Miss Marie Grevc; and as its officere: Judy Kllenberger, president: Paula Kay War- ner, vice-president: Kathryn Miller, secretary- treasurer; and Dona Velle Bowling and Bever- ly Pooler, student managers. Pack NO ShrtiL (flub Row I l.vnn Roth. Beverly Manley. Jane McGowan, Rita Wheeler. Carol Gibson, Shirley Long. Indy Watson, Judy Logan, Diana Bard. Row II Mary Jo Dellinger, Nancy Decker, Samira Patterson. Janet Reed. Helen Fiorino. Juanita Turner. Jean Wilson, Sharon McKclvev, Sara Blackford. Row 111 Carol Walker, Linda Davis. Glenda Davis, Patsy liufsmith, Lyn Lewis, Samira Miller, Samira Frazer. Samira Collins. Lis;� llar| er. The selection of new members for the Shark Club is made immediately «after the start of school each fall. Twenty-two mem- bers were selected this year. The purpose of the Shark Club is to pro- mote skill in swimming and water safety and to have fun in the field of water sports. Every member of Shark Club must have earned her Red Cross Life Saving badge by the time her first year of membership is up. In March the girls did a magnificent job in their annual pageant. They titled this year's water show, “The Honeymooncrs.” It was a colorful combination o( swimming, chancing, and singing. All who attended agreed that it was a smashing success. Every girl should should be extremely proud of the part she took in this production. Mrs. Bard is the very capable director «and sponsor of the Shark Club. Shirley Lung, treasurer; Judy Watson, secretary; Jmlv Logan, vice-president; Diana Bard, president Pack III £a$sd hJLjCL Anna Penny, Mazic Katon. Mario BottorflT. Gladys Harness, Nina Savage. Hazel Bnnkson MMMMMMMM Good An important part of every school day is the lunch hour, and (). II. S. students are for- tunate to have a large, airy cafeteria in which to s|xmkI tins time. The cafeteria is run on a non-profit basis. The delicious, appetizing meals served in the cafeteria are well planned for economy and nutrition. These meals are prepared and served to about five hundred fifty students each day by Mrs. Marie Bottorff anti her com- petent staff.. Due to its clean, orderly appearance the cafeteria is a pleasant place in which to cat and talk. (). II. S. students try to keep their cafe- teria this way at all times, for it is truly worthy of their pride. Pa ;k 112 fcnqinsuihA Row I Lcs Thompson. Art Trueitt, Bulah Jackson, Charles Policy. Bill Lewis. Krnic Wilkinson. Row II Bill Fisk, Paul l.air l. Marv in Steel. Harrv Roberts, Charley I connrcl, Chet Mier. Much ol the credit for the smooth func- tion of our school goes to a group of '‘behind the scenes” workers, the Ottumwa High School engineers. Through their untiring efforts, our building is kept a healthiul and comfortable place in which to work. During the school year they work con- stantly to keep the halls, classrooms, and grounds neat and clean. Kxtra activities such as games or programs keep them expecially busy. The heating plant is o| erated by this group, also. During the summer they pre- pare for the coining season by repainting halls anti rooms, refinishing desks, and making neces- sary repairs. (). II. S. students and faculty are grateful lor the service rendered by these people throughout the year. Marvin Steel and Mr. Dougherty visit at the close of the day Pace 113 umwa 1, Sci lOOJ FACULTY Aas. Selma 11 Anderson. John 14. 60 Bard, Luev 13 Binger. Etlward 11 Brady. Kathryn 14 Corbett. Kenneth 14 Creswell. Dorris 12. 63 Davis. Elizalieth I I Dougherty. Alan 12. 16. 113 Eaton, Evelyn 9 Enoch. Clara 11 Fast, Florence 13, 83 Gallanar. Irene 11 Greve. Marie 10. 110 Hamlev. Laurence 10. 84 illastala. Irene 14. 81 Humphrey, fames 13. 94. 95. 102 Huston, Edna 11 fames. Isal el 10 famisnn. Esther 13. 88 fohnson. C. N. 13 Jump. Eula 12. 60 Kasischke. Clare 12 Kastantin, B. F. 9 Killian. John 10 Kine. Lois 9 Kittlcson. Agnes 10 Klodt. Rita 10. 41. 86 Kramer. William 10. 91. 94. 95, 104 Lathrop, Irvin 12 McCarroIl. Ida Blanche 9 Maasdam. Fred 14. 94. 99 Mcthner, Alice 13. 82 Moyers, Meredith, 70. 72. 73 Newell. Don 14. 94. 98. 106 Nickols. Dorothy 11. 64 Nyc. Teresa 13 Osborne. Glenn 12 Page. C. L. 11 Rawlings. Ocea I 1 Robinson. William 11 Roth. Rol ert. II. 94. 98. 105 Rozcboom. W. A. 10 Schick. Marie 13 Silco.x. Wayne 12 Standing. Ethel 10 'I'allman. A. F. 12. 90 I'homas, R � l� ert 13. 49. 94. 102 •pede. E. W. 13. 94 TroegCr. Paul 12 Van Antwerp, f. F. 9, 40 Ver Heul. Elizalieth 12 Ware. Harvcv 14. 94, 95. 99 White. Nell 14. 87 Wilson. My hired 12. 85 Zahn, Logan 14. 74. 77 SENIORS Allen. Cliff 40. 103. 105 Anderson. Kenneth 17. 105 Anderson. Ruth 17. 58. 63. 71 Anderson. Sue 17. 75, 108. 109 Archer. Rol crta 17. 40, 61. 71 Armstrong. Shirley 17. 64. 65. 91. 110 Arnold, fack 17. ( 2. 3 Austin. Patrick 17, 65. 67. 70. 71. 72. 73 Baird. Betty 17. 39. (� 5. tit� . 83. 91. 110 Baker. Jimmie 17. 39 Ballard. Patricia 17.71 Bankson. foe 95 Bard. Diana 17. Ill Barnes. Richard 17 Barnhill. Larry 17 Beamer, fames 17. � 5. 6 lieggs, Larrv 17. 74, 75 Bell. William IS Benson. Gordon IS Benson, Marilyn 18 Benson. Richard IS Berg, fan IS Bergmcicr, Bonnie 18. 89 Berry |ov ce. IS. 79. 91 Bishop. Dale 18. 89 Bitner. Marilyn IS. ( 9, 84 Blomme. Jim 18. ( ( Bloss, William. 18, 95 Bookin. Sylvia 18 Bosker. Jack IS Bowen, Byron IS Bradbury. David IS Braland. Or vie 19 Braland. Russell 19 Brandon. Wilma 19. 1 10 Briggs. Wayne 19. 39. (� 9 Brooks, Gerald 19 Brooks, fames 19 Brunk. Richard 19 Burnstcdt. Gary 19 Bushcr. Marilyn 19. 71. 77. 87 Butler. Patricia 19. 89 Cary, fames 19. 71 Cavincss. Karen 19 Chickering. David l . 69. 95. 96. 104. I0( . Clark. Jerry 19. 75 Clawson. Patricia 19, 74 Clovd, Donald 20 Collins. Rochelle 20. 39. 71. 78. SO Copple. Sue 20. 85 Covert, lack 20. 103 Critchlow. Constance 20. 75. 76 Cmpp. Mark 20. 74. 106 Dall ey. Patricia 20. 69. 84, 85 Davidscn. Deloy 20. 75. 77. 78. 79 Davidson, fames 20. 95. 99. 101 Davis. Margaret 20. 85 Davis. Patricia 20. 89. 92 Davis. Patsy Ann 20 Davis. Wavin' 20 Deal. Charlene 20. 58. 79. 91. 107. 109. 110. DeGrofft. Merrily 20 Dodge. Dean 21 Donnelly. Kcrmit 21 Dornsife. Sandra 21 Drake. Barbara 21 Ducland. Ronald 21, 78 Dyer. Evelyn 21 Eaton, Nancy 21. 71 Elder. Donald 21 Ellenl� erger. Judith 21. 5. 66. 68. 91. 107. 110. Elliott. Roliert 21, 99 Elsensohn, Joan 21, 69, 85, 86, 87 Enloe. Allen. 21. 95. 97. 104 Erhardt, Patricia 21. 61. 65. 83 Eslinger. Cornelia 21. 71. 79, 110 Eyre, Virginia 21. 92 Ferguson. Monica 22. 58, 59, 71. 73. 91, NO. Fiedler. Melvin 22, 90 Filliman. Dennis 22. 58. 99. 100. 109 Findlay. Gary 22. 95. 97. 99. 100 Findlav. Susan 22. 60, 65. 78 Fisher! Carl 22 Fisher. Richard 22 Fisk. Richard 22. 106 Foxx, fames 22. 90. 95. 97 Frahm. Barbara 22 F reel I. lack 22 Galpin, Ray 22 Gardner, Ronald E. 22 Garner, Richard 22, 10«� Garrison. Ronald 22, 74. 78. 104 Gay, Bui Nita 23 Gee. Harold La Von 23, 90, 95. 104. 106 Gibson, Carole 23, 71. 72. 73. 83. 87, 111. Gillstrap. fohn 23. 105 Gobble. Larrv 23 Goodwin, Rifladcan 23 Goudy, Beverly 23 Grooms, Cheryl 23 Grosvcnor, Elvona 23 Guest, fames 23 Guitcr. Myrna 23 Hall. Barbara 23 Hann. Bruce 23. 39. 65. 66. 68, 71. 79 Hardsocg. Mary Dean 25. 39. 84. 110 Harkins, Mary jo 23. 63 Harness, Charlotte 24 Harry. Joyce. 24. 71. 72. 73, 78, 87 Hart. Thomas. 24. 65. 66. 67, 70. 71, 72. 75. Hawkinson. Marsha 24, 61 Hazelett. Charles 24. S3 Page 114 I leckethorn. Edward 24 Herman. Steve 24 I liatl. Rolwrt 24 Hicks, Donna 24. 65. 71, 72. 91 Hirst. Carol 24. 65. 66. 91 Hite. Eugene 24 Holil s, Joyce 24 Hollingsworth. Beverly 24 Hoover. Barbara 24. 84. 110 Honk. Mildred 24 Hummel. Carol 25 lacks. Betty 25. 75 Jackson. John 25 Jacobs. I .aw re nee 25 James. Harokl 25. 75. 77, 87 James. Jane 25. 71. 7to (aster. Shirley 25. 89 Johnson. Krnest 25 Johnson. John David 25 Johnson. Lois 25, 78, 80 Johnston. I.aura, 25 89 Jones. Jerry Bea 25. 04. 65. 06. (� 7. (� 8 Jordan, loan 25. 63, (� 9. 71. 85, 88 Kepcke. John 25 Kershaw. I.ester 25 Kershner. Charolctta 2t , 92 King. Delmer 2( Kirby. Delores 2 . 79 Kitterman. James 2 Knt man. Mary Sue 2 . 74. 75. 76 Kinikel. Janice 26, 75, 77, 85 l,andcn. Ruth 26, 75. 70 LaPoint. Howard 2t I .arson. Jov 2(� . 65. 66, (� 8. 71. 72. 79. 80. 110. ‘ l.ast, John 16, 26. 10 . Lawrence. Neala Kay 26. 40. t 2. 63, 04. 65. )6, ( 7. 71. 72. I Are, Arvillia 20 I Arc. Nancv Sue 20 I.erche. Ed 2 Lewis, James 26. 59, 95. 97 I-ewis. I.yn 27, 70, 1 I I Iarwis. R 1 K-rt 27. 40. 75, 78. 105 Isolxlcll. Garv 27 laigan. Judith 27, 40. ( 5. tit� . 67, I I I Long. Alice 27. 85 lamgdo. Barbara 27 McCall, Jolcnc 27 McCall. Naomi 27. 84. 89 McClure. Jovcc 27. 60. 65. 66, 67. 79, 91. 110. McClure. Wayne 27. 40 McCrcery. Mary Sue 27. 78. 110 McKIrov. Shirley 27 McGowan. Mary Jane 27. 86. 11 I McGraw. Nona Rae 27. 71. 78. SO McKay. Marjorie 27. 71, 91 McLaughlin. Doris 28. 78 McLaughlin, Jack 28. 65. 66, 75, 77 McLaughlin, Larrv 28 Mac Gregor. Pcggv 28. 61. 4, 65. Mi. 85. Mac Kcn .ie. Mary Ann 28. 85 Manley. Beverly 28. 85. 8( . 90. I 10, III Martz. Dixie Lee 28. 85 Masters, David 16, 28. 95. ‘X� Matthew. Lorn 28. 40. 78 Meier. Richard 28. 75 Meredith. Jo Ann 28. 84. 91 Michael. Tommy 28 Middleton. Harold 28 Mill, Mary Jo 28. 65. 60, 91. I 10 Miller, Kathryn 28. 60. 85. 91. I 10 Miller. Rolxrrt 29 Minear. Larry 29 Mitchell, Darlene 29 Mitterman. Kenneth 29 Moore, Jerrv 29. 39 Moore. Jo Anne 29. o2. 63. 04. 5. 0, 74. 75. 83. Morford. Charles 29 Morgan. Kdwin 29 Morrow. Dee Ann 29. 71 Mote. Judith 29 Mulgrave. Beverly 29 Mullins. Caroline 29. 84. 110 Murphv. Donna 29, 65. 66. 07. OS. 79 9|. ill) Murphy. Linda 29. 40. � 0. 79. 83 Murray. Samira 29. .58. 91, 107. 109 110.' Neal. Ronald 30 Nichols. Aubrey 30 Nord, Colleen 30 Norris. Paul 50, 75 O'Dell. Jo Ann 30 Orman. Gary 30. 39. 9 ) Orr. Jimmie 30. 40 Osteen, Charlotte 30 Owings. Shirley 30 Palmer. Kvclyn 30. 89. 92 Paris, Carol 50, 90 Patkins. Rosemarie 30, 84. 110 Payne. Kverett 30 Pedrick, Cynthia 3(1 PeifFer, Sandra 50. 71 IVnniston. Louise 51 Penrod. Waunita 31 Pherigo. Carolyn 51 Phillips. Jean 31. 84. 85 Pugh. Jane 31. 09, 85. 80 Quick, Loretta 31. 02. 63. 78. 79. 80 Raines. Jerrv 31. 74, 75. 77. 79. 80 Ramsey. Shirley 51. 91 Ratlill. Geraldine 51, 85 Rcaney. Caroline 31 Reeves. Charlotte 31 Robertson, Patricia 51 Roc. Philip 31 Rominger. Helen 31 Rooks. Grace 31 Rose. Jovce 32. 71. 81, 86 Roth. Lynn 52. o5. 60. 110. Ill Rowell. Jimmy 32 Rowmincs. Donna 32, 85, 80 Runnclls. Charles 52 Rusch. Carole 52. 79 Rusch. Patricia 32 Rysdam. Wayne 32. 81 Samnlc. Billy 32 Sanders, Julie 32 Saner. Charles 32 Schlunz. Janette 32. 40. 02. 78 Scott, Richard 52 Scully. Mary Ann 32 Sholier. Patricia 32 Sigler. Jean 33 Simmons. Allierta 33, 78. 85 Simpson. Bonny 55 Simpson, Rolicrt 33. 70. 71. 72. 75, 78. 79. Skinvos. Sandra 33. 39. (� 5. 71 Slowenskv. Joseph 33 Smart. Don 53, 58, 95. 90. 106 Smith. Donna 53 Smith, Jerry 33 Smith. Joe 33. 95. 90. MX) Smith. Shirley Ann 33 Smithhart, Shirley 35 Snook. Carol 33, 84 Spain. Maurine 55 Springer, James 33 Stahl. Anna Luc 34. 80. 89. 92 Stanford. Bruce l( . 54. 95. 90. 1 Stater. Carroll 34 Steeples. Gary 34. 69. 103. 105 Stevens. .osic 54 Stewart. Donald 54 Strecby. Marilyn 34. 00. 78. 85 Strolierg, David. 34. 40. 75 Succhting. Henry 34 Swaim. Emclie 34. 71 Swartz. Donna 34. (� 9. 85 Switzer. Marilyn 54. 39. 87 Thompson. Jo Ann 34. 7( . 77. 87 Thrasher, Dan 54 Tipton. Roliert 34 Tocmmes. Thomas 35 Too|r s, Mable 35 Troxel, Mary 35 Tutokev. 1‘rank 35 Ullman. Darlene 35. 59. (� 3. 69 Ullrich. Betty 55 Vail. Gretchen 35 von Schrader. Julie 35. til. 05. 78. 85 Wagner. Wayne 35. 65. 07, 75 Walker, Carolyn 35. 75. 78. 111 Ward. Thomas 55. 65. 68. 71. 79 Warner. Paula Kav 35. 58. 65. 78. 80, 91. 109. Warnock. Janet 35 Watson. Margaret 35 Weeks. Raymond 35 Wells. Kay 30 Welch. Vcrle 30 Wheeler. Rita 3( . t 3. 11 1 Whittlesey. Millbrd 36, 0. (� 4. 65, 0. 67. (� 8. 71, 72. 79. 103. Winger. Barney 36. 65. 00. 71. 72. 105 Winpigler. Shirley 3o Winston. Berta Lou 36, 60. 71. 72. 77. 83. Wisecarver. Rosalie 36. 85. 91, 110 Wood. David 36 Wood. Roberta 50 Woollums. Prank I . 36. 95. 90. 99. 101. Work. Marianne 36. 40. 62. (k . 71. 79. 87. Yoder. Marlene 36 Zellers. Gary 36. MX� Zika, George 36. 65. 00. 8. 95 JUNIORS Adams. Beverly 42 Adams. Jerry 42. 64. ‘X) Adams. Nancy 42 Agee. Rolicrt 42. I00 Aldershot. Patricia 42. 63. 79. 91. 110 Alexander. Jimmy 42 Page 115 Anderson. Marilyn 42. 61. 86. 91 Anderson. Mary 42. 110 Aubrey. Louise 42 Bachman. Donna 42. 58. 107. 109 Bain. Marilyn Bain. Sharon Bainbridgc. Jcrrv 42 Baker. Beverly lean 42. 110 Baker. Beverly Jane 42 Baker. Bonnie 42. 48, ( 5. 66. 71 Bannister. Keith Barden. William 42. I Ob Barnes. Kav 42. 71. 75. 74. 86 Barwiek, Alliert 42 Bates. Cecile 42. K( Baugh. Edward 42. KH� Bean. Karen 42 Bean. Marilyn 42, 110 Beasley. Shirley 42. 79. 85. 110 Beeclnim. Ncvba 45 Beilke. Billie Bell. John 42 Bell. Kathrvn 42 Bell. Richard 42. 78. 99. 101. 105 Bell. Ronald 42 Benedict. Robert 42 Bennett. Edward 42. 9 ). 100 Benson, Shirley 42 Berricr. Deanna Bloomquist. Jack 42 Bloss. Mary Ann 42. 65, 85. 8 . 91 Blunter, George 42 Blunter. Gladys 42, 70. 71. 72. 75 liohe. Shirlev 42, 85. 8 Bortz, Daryl 81. 84. 88 Boskcr, Janet 42 Bottorff. I.arry 42 BottorlT, Vernon 42. 95. 9 Bovenmvcr, Sant 42. 81 Bower, Ethel 44 Bower. Kenneth Bowers. Margaret Lee Bowling. DonaVelle 42. 71. 75. 79. 110 Boss. Phyllis 42. 8( . 91 Bradley, James 42 Brenthorst. Paul 78. 85 Brewer. Leo 42 Brinegar, Jo Ellen 42, I 10 Brooks. Patricia 42 Brown. Kenneth 42. I0t Brownlee. Richard 42 Brueland. Sonja 42, 65, 69. 78 Buchanan. Patricia 42 Buck. Margaret 42 Burnaugh. Jcrrv 42 Burns. Charlotte 42. 110 Burnside. John 42 Butts. Dorothy 42 Cain, Jcrrv Calhoun. Joan 45 Callas. Larry 45 Cantpliell. Betty 45. 65, 66. 74 Canny. Garold 45. 105 Canny, Harold 45, 71. 105 Carlson. Bob 45. 65. 71. 75 Carnes. Marv Carnes. William 45 Carroll. Kenneth 45 Celania. Rose Mary 45. 85 Chandlers. Theanell 45 Chesser, Beverly 45 Clark. George Clawson, Gary 45 Close, Judith 45. 85 CofFntan. Gavle 45 Cofe. Ua id 45 Collins. Carroll 45 Collins. lames 45 Colvin. Donald 45. 95 Comer, Janet Cooper. William 45 Corbett. Connie 45. 65. 76. 77 Cortum. Melvin Cosncr. Roliert Cottrell. Barbara 45. (� 5 Cousins. Charles 45 Cousins, Chester 45 Covert. Roliert 45. 104 Cowles, Shirley 45 Cox, Charlene 45. 74. 85 Coyne. Kathryn Crllev. Juliana 45. 48, 58. 60, 70, 71. 72! 91. 107. 109. Critchlow. Sandra 45 Crow. Leslie 45 Cruchclow. James 45. 95. 97 Dabney. Janet 45. 85. 86. 90. I 10 Danterval. Jo Ann 45 Davis. Glenda 45. 86. 111 Davis. Richard 45 Decker, Carole 45. 71. 75 DeGroot, Lois 45 Deitch. Mary lam 45 Dicltn. Linda 45, 65. 78. 80, 85 Ditmmer. Arlinc 45 Dooley. Walley 45 Dorn. Diana 45, 86 Doud. Evclvn 45. 85. 88 Downing. Carolyn 45. 76, 85. 86. 92 Dracgart, Karl 45 Dyer. Jerry 45 Elliott. David Engle. Mary Jo 45 Krskine. Frank 45. 95 Ervin. Joyce 45. 48. 65, 71. 79 Kskcw. Virginia 45. 74 Exline. Janictta 45 Earr, lone 45. So Eeehan, Gary 45 Ferguson. Ronald 45 Fiorino. Helen 45. 65. 71. 75. 79, 111 Fisher, Carolyn 45. 85 Fisher. Jane 45. 71 Fisher. Linda 45. 65, 79 Fisher. Dick 45 Fisk. Gary 45 Flactifl. Patricia 45 Flanders. Bruce. 45. 95 Ford. Allen 45. Foster. Richard 45, 71. 74 Frazer, Sandra 45. 48. 58. 65. 71. 72. 91. 107. 111. Frazier, Carroll 45 Frederick. Beverly 45. 74. 110 Friend, Patricia 45. 71. 74. 79, 80. 85 Frueh, Robert 45 Fuller, Buddy 45. 95 Fuller, Marilyn 45 Fullmer. Joan 45 Fulton, Judith 45. 65, 91 Fuqua. Larry 45 Gard. Richard Garrett, Willamae 45. 84. 85 Garrison. June 45 Gates. David 45 Gates, Roliert 45 Gayer. Joe 45. 99 Gee. Michael 45. 106 Gibbons. Gregory Gibbs. Roliert 45. 84 (oil. Donald 45. 48. 71. 78 Gillispic. Paul 45 Ginsberg. Joyce 45. 71, 72. 75 Gollahcr. Nancy Goodwin. Gary 45. 78. 80. 109 Gossage. Donah! 45 Goudy. Betty 45, 71. 89 Granneman. Norma 45. 86 (pray, Lvnda Sue 45. 58, 65. 91 Grear. Dick 45 Green, Diane 45 Green. Patricia 45. 86 Grenko. Janinc 45 Grier, Jack 45. 65. 67. 70. 71. 72. 75 Griggs. Terry 45 Grocncwald. Henry 45 Grimms. Judith. 45. 85 Grooms. Tommy 45. 79. 101 Hallgren. Linda 44. 65, 65. 91 llammen. Charles 44 Hancock. Jerry 44 Hannah. Charlotte 44 Hannan. Lloyd 44. 71. 105 Hansen, Michael 44 Hansen, Minnetta 44. 74. 78 Hanshaw. Shirley 44 Harness. Patricia 44. (� 9. 85 Harper, Delane 106 Hart. Rodney 44 Hartley. Betty 44. 85. 86 Hartman. Jean 44, 84 Harvey. Catherine 44. 86 Harvey. Murita 44 Hayes, Larry 44. 71 Heckethorn. JoAnn 44 Herman. Robert 44 Herrmann, Frederick 44 Hincrman, Alice 44. 85 Hollingsworth. Carol 44 Hopp, Weldon 44 Hoskins. Wilma 44. 85 Howard. Donald 44, 78. 105 Howe, Jacquelyn Hudgens. John 44. 74 Huff, Pauline Huffman, Gary 44. 74 HufTm an, Rex Hufsmith, Patricia 44. 85. 86. 110, 111 Hull. Joyce 44. 74 Hull. Vernon 44 Humble, Geraldine 44 Huston, Lewis Hyatt. Roger 44 .99 Ingle. Neil Ircl an, Doris 44. 85 Jackson. Janice 44. 74. 85, 88 I aeger. Michael 44. 105 James, Peggy 44 Jameson. Evelyn lav. Richard 44. 76 Johnson, Alvin 44 Johnson. Dorothy 44 Johnson. Nancy 44 Jones. Donnie Jones. Donna 44 Jones. Mary 44. 77. 87 Jones. Patricia 44. 85 Pack 116 Kellogg, Judy Kelly. I'ommy 44 Kendall. Carole Kendall, Tommy 45 Kingyon, Mary I'.lizalieth 44 Kinnamon. Jcrold 44, 65. 67. 70. 71 72, 75. Kinney. Leon Kirk. Gary Kirkhart. Karen 45. 81, 8b Klein man. Gary 44. 95 Knight. Larry 95 Kratzer. Larry Krieger. Robert 99, 100 LaFollette. Jeanne 44, 74. 7( LaPoint. Richard 44 Lanning. James 45 Larson. Billy 44 Larson. Lloyd 44. 104� Lcej cr. Glenn 44 I.eC'«ramie. Cecil I.eon. Donna 44. 81 l.erche. Stephen 44 l-oerke. David 44. (� 2. 65, (� 5, 74. 7b. 85 Logan. Mary Jo 44. 76, 110 la ng. Doris 44 Long. Shirley 44. 71. 86, I 11 Louder I ack. Richard 95 Ludwig, Carl 45 Luke. Richard 44. 48. 60. 99. 101. 105 Lynch, Arthur Lynch. Michael 44. 66. 7 McAntire. Kenneth 45 McCartney. Gary 44. 95. 97. 106 McCarty, Clovd 45 McCaughcv. Mvron 45. 95. 97. 105. 105. McClellan. Gerald 44 McClellan, Joy 44. 110 McConnell. Alary 44 McCov. John 44 McCoy, Richard 44. 10b McCreery, Max 44 McKIderry. Donald 44 McGlothlcn. («ary 4.'� McIntosh. Carol McKim. Joyce 44 AlcNabb, David 45 Macl earn, Gary 45 Madden. James 45 AlahafFcy, Kleanor 44. 78. 85 Martin. Allen 44 Martin. Nancy 110 Massier. Kay 48 .Meeker, Nancy 44 Meeker, Thomas 44 Megrath. Limla 44. 48. 6l. b5. 66. 71. 79. Miller. Keith 44 Miller. Sandra 41. 44. 65, 71, 85. 11 1 .Mitchell. Charles 44. 71. 72. 75. 105 Mitchell, Roberta Modrell. Regnar 44. 71. 74. 77 Aloffct. Daniel 45 Monroe. Stanley Moore, Alearie .Moore, Richard A lor lord, Donna 44 .Morgan. Margaret 44 Morrison, Richard 44 .Moyle, Dan 45 Aluchow, Helen 44. 110 .Mullen, Helen 44 Murphy, .Michael -Id 7 1. 74 Murrell. Beverly 44. 9. 84. 8b •Myers, Frances 45 y 5 Ncvin. David 44. 105 . Nevins. Dixie 44 Ck1 vewbnrr� . Du ntmTTT .Newell. Richard 44.T 4. (� 5. (� 7. Newquist. Carol 45, 75. 77 Nicholson. John 44. 48 Northup, .Marion 46. 95 Oakes. Richard 45 O'Hara. Farron 45. 58. («5, 65, b( . ( 8. 71. 72, 91. 107. Overby. Donna 45. 85 Overturf, Alcrrill 45. 75, 77 Papaducas. Jean 46. 8b Parks. Maxine 4b. 79. 80 Parrish, Betty Parson. David 4b. 79 Parten. Don 4b Patrick, David 10b Patterson. Rol crt Paxton. Joann 4b Pearson. Dwain 41, 46. 71. 99. 106. Peck. Suzanne 4b. 78. 8b. 91 PeifTcr, Thomas 46 Pcitz, James 4b. 66, � . 67. 79 Pentzcr, Charles 4b Peters. Joyce 46, 85 Peters, Shirley 4b Petrie. Richard Phillips. Dixie Pickens. Joyce 4b Pickrell, Ramona 4b. 82 Piper. Thomas 4b Pierce. Pamela 4b Pohlson. David 4b. 80 Pohlson. Sharon 4b. 85 Pollard. Ann 45, 62, 65. 78 Pooler. Beverly 4b. lit) Powell. James 4b, 70, 71. 72. 75 100. Randall. Kenneth 4b Ravitz. Rol crt 70. 71. 72. 75. 105 Reed, Janet 4b. 65. 71. 75. I 11 Reed. Richard Rccdquist. Karen 45. (� 5. 65. 85 Rccdquisl. Robert 4b. 95 Reese, lames 4b Reynolds, Joe Rhodes. Sharon 4b. 65 Richards. Robert Richmond. Donald 4t Richmond. Ronald 47 Rifcnl crry. John 47 Roberts. Clarice Ro! erts. James 58. 95. 97 Rol erts. Janet 46. 71. 75, 84. 8b Robertson, Kathryn 4b Robinson. Corinne Robinson. Flmer R «e. Janice 85 Roe. Joyce 4b. 85 Roggcnticn. AVarilyn 4b. 74. 8b. I 10 Rolison. Dola 45 Rose, Ora 4b Rounceville. Jack 4b Roush. Larry Roush. Robert 4b Rozcboom, Paul 4( . 5, 75 Rukgalter, Alary Lu 45. 65. 74. 7b Rupe. Ruth 4t Rusch, Kenneth 4b Ryan. Joy 4b. 78 Sales, Alary 47 Salsl erry. Georgia 47. 8b. 91 Sammons. .Marilyn 45. 85 Sampson. James 47 Savage. Connie 47. 65. 79 Schcrtz, Phillip 47 Schmelzenl«ach. Louise 4b Schmidt. I la 47. 65, 84 Schneider. Betty Schultz. Jimmie 48. 99, 100 Schultz. Gary 47. (� 9 Schwartz. Shirley 45. 48. 60, 65, 71. 72, 75. 79. 88. Scott, Phyllis 45. 65. 69 Seitz. Geraldine 46. 71, 89 Sheldon. Darwin Shields. Harland 47. 10b Simmons. Sharleen 47. «85 Skinner. Janet 47 Skinner. Rol crt 47 Smith. Bill 44 Smith. Betty 4b. 71 Smith. Bonnie 47. 91 Smith. Clifford 47. 106 Smith. .Marjorie Smith. Ronald Smith. Sheilah 47 Snelling. Donald 47 Snook. James 44 Snook. Sandra 47. bl. 65. 8b. 91 Snook. Walter 47. 10b Spaulding. Alax 47 Speer, Jeanene 47 Speer, Larry 47 Spurgeon, Jack 47. b8, 71. 75. 109 Stahf. Alary 92 Stansberry. Joseph Stater, Connie 47. 65. ( 6, 74. 91 Slater. Larrv 41. 47. 95. 9b. 10b Steenberg. Beverly 45. 85 Stevenson. Alyrna 47, «Sb Stocker, David 47. 75 Slookcsl erry. James 47 Stralev. Geraldine 45. t� 5. 85 Sullivan. James 47. 95 Swanson. Roger 44 Swanson. Sandra 45. 48. 65. 71. 75. 85 Swinscoe. Harold 47 Swope, Kay 47 Taylor, Doran 47 Taylor, Gwendolyn 47. 81 Teeter, Janice 47 Terrell, Larrv 45 Tharp. James 47. 78. 95, 105 Thomas, Gregory 47 Thomas. Alax 47. 79. 82. 84 Thomas. Richard 47 Thompson. Joyce 47 Thompson. Melvin 47 Thompson. Sheila 47. «8b 'Thompson, Terry 47 Toopes. Feme 4 Travis, James 47 Trimble. Thomas 47. 95. 97 Troxel. Martha Tully, William 'Turner, Juanita 47, 65, 65, «85, 111 Ullrick. Raymond 47 Underwood, Carol 47. 74. 81 VanTassel. Vernon 47, 75 Veatch. Duane Page 117 Vecrman. Karen 47. 86. 91 Vest, IK roil 47 Vincent, Jackie Wagner. Janet 45 W alker. I) mglas Wallace. Carole 45, 75, 77 Wallace. Ralph 45. 95 Walters. Soiulra 47 Walter. Carolyn Ward. Marv 47. 110 _ ariHow. Janies Warner. La Rita 47 Watson. Jmlitli 47. 5, 78. 70, 11 I Weatherstone, Jessie 47. 00. Webber. Richard 47, 71, 72. 75 Weeks. Sally Weir, Pcggv Wells, Jean 47 Welch, Edwin West. Dan 47 White. Mick 47. 48 Wilbanks. Patricia 47. 84. 85 Williams. Clyde 41. 4 Williams. Gene 47 Williams. Helen 47. 8( Williams. John 47. 81. 87 Williams. Suzanne 47. (� 3. 78, 83, 88 Wilson, Jeanette 47. 74. 77. 78. 80 Wilson. Linda Sue 47, 70. 8 Winningham. Vicki 47. 8 Winston. Bvron 47. 95. 06. 99. 101. lOtx Wise. Craig 47 Wood. Shirley 45. 85 Worth, Jeanette Wotcn. Constance 47 Wvatt, Beverlv 47 Bennett. Neva 50. 01. lit) Benson. Robert. 50. 08 Bcrtsch. James 50 Besco. Bette 50 Besco. Jack 50. 08 Bigham. Peggy 50. 76. 8( Bishop. Shirlev 50. 89. 02 Black. Keith 50. 71. 102 Blackford, Sara 50. 63. 71. Ill Blanchard. Janet 50 Bliimer. Larry 50 Bookin. Alan 50. 71. 78. 103. 105 Book in. Michael 50 Bosley, Lowell 50 Bower, Janet 71 Bradley. Kvclvn 50 Bradley. Harry 50. 56, 71 Breeding. Robert 51 Brewer. Russell 52. 104 Bride. Patty 50. 69 Bridgeman. Barbara 50 Brooks. Judv 50. 60. 8t . 110 Brown. Chris 50 Brown. Colleen 50. 71 Brown. Morris 50 Brown. Terry. 98. 100. 102 Brucland, Eric 50. 104 Brumlev. Lyle 50, 79, 80 Brunk. Eugene 50. 98 Bulienyak. Ann 50. (� 3. 91 Buchlmlz. Sharon 50. 71. NO Burke. Mary Jo 50. 71. 75. 76 Burtlow. Janice 50 Butler. Linda 50. 71 Butler, Rex 50 Butts. Marian 50, 91 Yochum. Jerita 47 Young. Gary 47 Young. Linda 47, 71 Zellers. Juanita 47 Zihlinaa. Annette 47. 48. ( 0. 65. 83. 80, 91. SOPHOMORES Adams. Patricia Aiken. Joyce 50 Aldershot. Jo Ann 50. 71, 73, 107 Allen. Craig 50. 98 Anderson. Charles 50 Anderson. David 50 Archer, David 50. 65. 69, 105 Archer, Francis 50 Armknccht. Raymond 50. 71 Arndt. Roliert 50 Bailey. Jimmie 50 Baker. Joe 50 Baker. Marsha 50. 61, 8l Bakke. Barbara 50 Ball. Frank 50 Bankson. Don 50. 95 Barnett. Ardyce 50. 65. 110 Barr. Barbara 50. ( 9. 71. 88 Barton. Jim 50. 102 Battcrson, Denny 50 Baugh. Roy 50. 81. I0 Baumgartner. Janet 50. 61. 75 Bel forth Shirley 50 Belger. David 50 Calhoon, Carol 51 Canny, Gary 51. 98. 104 Canny. Micliael 51 Canlril. Alice 51. 71, 76 Carder, Betty 51. 76 Carl. David 51 Carlisle, Nancv 51 Carlson, Donald 51 Carnes. Betty 51 Carnes. Loretta 51 Carjienler. Linda 51. 65. 71. 73 Christy, Alice 51 Christy, Eileen 51 Christy Rol� ert 51. 78. 79. 102 Clark, Judy 51. 65, 91 Clark. Alary Ellen 51, 65, 71 Clarkson, Ann 51, 74 Clawson. Barry 51 Clement, Perry 51. 81 Cline. Larry Cloyd. Kay 51 , Cole. DorolliyJiJ. 89. 1 10 , 1 Collins. Douglas 51. 79. 95. 102 Collins. Henry 51 Collins. Patricia 51. 86, 91 Collins. Sandra 51. 65. 91. Ill Colton. Jack. 51. 82 Cooksey. Bill 51 Copland. Fred 51 Copple. Frank 51 Cottrell. Roliert 51. 104 Court. Sandra 51. 65, 71 Covert, Bill 51 Covert. 51. 71. 77 Crane. Janet Critchlow. Gary 51 Crowder, Janetta 51 Curd. Barbara 51. 69 Daggett. Gary 51 Dailev. Marilyn 51. 86 Danels. Janice 51, 75, 77 Davis, Shirley 51. 76 Davis, Linda 51. (� 5. 75, 76. Ill DeBoov. Nancy 51. 65, 76 Decker. Nancy 51. 107. Ill DcGroot. Jerry DeHart. Rolierta 51.86. 91 Della Vedova. Rosemary 51. 71. 91 Dellinger. Marv Jo 49, 51. 58. 65. 71. 107. III. Dodson. Monroe Denniston. Maxine 51 DePrenger. Bill 51. 71. 74. 105 Dingle. Roliert 51 Dixon. Dale 51. 95. 98, 101. 102 Doherty. Jerry Dommer, Adeline 51. 65 Downing. Jewell. 51. 82. 91 Eaton. Janet Sue 51 Edgington. Don 51 Edmund. Judv 51. 71. 75 Eitel. Rollie Elliott. Joyce 51. 71, 91. 110 Ellis. Dwayne 51 Enloe. James Eslingcr. Bette 51 Ferguson. Sara 49, 51, 56, 65, 71, 110 Fetters, Trenton 51 , Field. Donna 51 Fiscella. Nick 51 Fisher, Freddie 51 Flcener, Jim 51 Fleener, Terry 51. 56, 74 Floyd, Roliert 51 Ford. Suella 51. 84 Frazier, Gary 51. 71 Freeman. Louis 51. 65 Garrison. Bill 51, 75, 78 Gayer, Jerry 51 Gee. Michael George, Janice. 51, 65, 75 Gibbs, Josephine 51. 84 Gilger. John 51. 61. 65, 67, 71 Gilliland. Roliert 51 Gordon. Connie 51, 86 Greene. Marilyn 51 Grcnko, Agnes 51. 69, 87 Grimes, Dewey 51 Grimes, William 51 Grinstcad. Beverly Groenewald. Dick 51 Grosvcnor. Arthur 51 Guitcr. Shirley Ann 51, 69. 86 Hafstad, Joann 52, 86 Hall, Jerrv 52 I fall, Shirley 52 Hampshire. Donald 52. 95. 98. 106 Hampshire, Ronny 52, 56. 98, 102 I Iare. Junior 52, 65 Harkins, Martina 51. 71 Harness. Joseph 51,82 Harper. Lisa 52. 58. 65, 70. 71. 107, 11 1 Harper. Michael 52. 98. 102 Harvey. William 52, 106 I (arris, l erry 52, 56 Hartman. Darlene 52. 86 Hartman. Dorothy 52. 86 Havelock, Maurice 52 Hawbaker. Mary Etta 52, 86, 91 Hawkins. Sonja 52 Heady, Jerry 52 Hecke thorn. Lillian 52. 8( Hem, Joyce 52 Henderson, Nancy 49. 52 , 58, 05. 70. 71, 72. 73, 74. Hinkcl. Eileen Hopkins, Dick Honk, Carolyn 52 Howe. Donna 52. 69. 71, 8 Howell. Ronald 52 Huddleston, I.arry 52. 08. 102 Hughes. Rol ert 52 Huss, Sandra 52. 09, 8( Huston, Bernard 51 Ireland. Charles 52, 75. 77. 79 Jackson. Bernard 52, 98 Jessop. Marvin 52 Johnson. Ernest 52, 78. Johnson. Karen 52. 80. 91 Johnson. Margaret 52. 80 Johnson. Merelyn 52. 106 Johnson. Roltert V. 52, 71. 70, 77 Johnson. Sherry 52. 75, 86. 110 Jones. Allan 52 Jones, Jerry 52 Jones. Phillip Kaska, Harold 52. 98 Keller, Duane 52 Kent. Esther 52. 80 Kent. Kenneth 52. 75. 106 Kesselring, Marian 52. 65. 86. 87 Kiple. Charles 52. 5. 8. 98 Kirkhart, Jerry 52, 98 Kleinnmn. Ronald Klop| cnl urg, Mike 52 Knotts. Donald 52. 71 Knox, Shirley 52 Koontz. Gary 52 Kranz, Irvin 52 Krchhicl. Dennis 52. 75. 98 Kuhn. Charles 52 Laird. Robert 52, 75 Lang, David 52 Langgin. Beverly 52, 71 Langill. Michaef 52. 98 Lan .. Karen 52. 74 Larson. Lillian 52 Latimer. Cynthia 52. 50. 05. 91 Leasurc, Geraldine 51. 82. 80 LeGramie, Dolores 52. 91 Lee, Robert 52 Leighty, Sally 52, 65, 71. 82 Leonard. Max 52 Lewis, Edward 52. 78 I.ewis, Joanne 52. 79 Link, David 52, 74. 80 Lint. Dean 52 I .owe n berg, Chris 52. 5( . 71. 72. 79 Luke. Gary 52. 102 Luke. Phyllis. 52. 91 Lunde, Dennis 52, 71. 105 Lundeen. Jim 52 Lunklev. Mary 52 Lyman. Judy 52, (� 5, 71. 86 McCall, Shirlcv 52. 82. 80 McCov. Marvlou 55. 8 McCunc. Patti 52. 00. 05 McDonough. Constance 53, 80 McDowell. Dean 52 McEIroy, Marcinc 51, 74. 91. I 10 McGowan. Jack 52 McGuire. Patricia 52. 71 McKelvey. Sharon 52. 65. 75. II I Me Kim. Maxine 52 McKinsev, Irene 52 Mel .aughlin. l.erov 55 McNabb. Jinly 52. 71 McVcy. Judv 52 Mairet. Kddic 52 Martin. Geraldine 53 Meadows, Max 53. 75 Middleton, Bob 53 Millard. Larrv 53. 69. 100 Millard. Phil 53. 103. 100 Miller. Phillip 52. 71. 102 Mooney. Steven 53 Morgan. Dolores 53 Morris. Carol 53, 09 Morris, Joann 53 Moss. Linda 53 Merrill. Lary 53. 05 Murphy. H oward 53 Musgrovc, Irene 55 Napier. Jerrv 53. 100 Nason. Linda 53 Neff. Edward 53. 78 Neil. Paula 53. 71 Nelson, Scott. 53, 71 Nelson. Patricia 53. 63. 05. 71 Ncvins, Janice Nevins. Shirley 53 Ninemirc, Rosie 1 Norman. Barbara 53. 71. 78. 80 () Iem. Daniel 55 O'Lear. Pat 55 Oliver. Michael 53 Olson, Marilee 53. (� 0. 65. 71 Orman. Donna 53. 80 Orman. Rosalie 53. 71 Ovcrturf. Larry 53, 105 Owens, Jerry 53 Owens, John 53 Palmer. Dick 54. 56, 65, « 7. S Palmer. Donald 54 Palmer, Eerol 54. 80, 87 Parker. Jerry 74 Patterson. Sandra 54, 71, 110, III Peck. Janet 54 Pepper, Ann 54, 110 Pettersen. Larry 54, 65. 71 Porter. Juanita 54, 71, 82 Post. Diane 54. 81. 86 Price. Rolierta 54. 56, 05. 71 Prosser. Charlene 54. 89 Putnam. Dale 54. 102. 100 Quinn. Kathleen 54. 05. 110 Randolph, Rosetta 54 Ransom. Miggic 54. 71. 73. 74 Ransom, Charles 54 Redman. Bette I-ea 54. N. 71. 73 Renfrew. Marjorie 54. 05. 69, 80. 110 Richards. Ben 54. 90 Richmond. Gary 54. 82 Rigler, Judith 54. 71, 75, 82 RiAibins. Kay 54 Roberts, Eileen 54. 71 Rogers. Jeri 54 Rooker. Roger 54 Root. Bill Rose. Dennis 54 Ross, Joe 54, KM) Rowell. Marvin 54 Ruby. Glen 7)4 Rtipe. Pat 54 Russell. Karen .54. 91. 92 Rysdam. Warren 54 Sage, Karen 55 Sales. Ronald 54 Sampson. Elizabeth 54 Sampson. Joyce 55. 74. 9| Saner, Lily 55 Saner. Viola 54. 86 Sawver. Beverly 55. 86 Savior. Priscilla 55 Schade. Betty Schneider. Patricia 55 Schwartz. Sharon 54 Shaw. Jane 55, 71 Shepherd. Jack 55 Shepp, Lcilani 55. (� 1. 05. 71 Shipley. Thomas 55 Shoemaker, Jo Ann 55 Shoemaker. Laurel 55 Short, Jack 55 Shu I low, Jerry 55 Shultz. Elnora 55. I 10 Simmons, Terry 54 Simpson. Donald 55 Skinner. Juanita 54 Slater. Richard 55. 75. 104 Slut Is. Nancy 54 Smart. Jerry 49. 55. 58. 74. 78. 98. 104 Smith. Carole 55 Smith. Gary 54. I(M Smith, Lorraine 55. 65, 07. ( 8. 71. 73, 79. 107. Smith. Tom 55. 56, 98 Snook. Henry 54 Snook. Raymond 54 Snow. Ronald 55, 71. 75 Spangle, Jerry 54 Speer. Mary 71 Spilman. Beverly .54. 56. 0:5. 71 Spillman. Ger aldine 55. 86. I 10 Stacbler. Bob 55. 98. 102 Stater. George 55. 78. 98 Staton, Harvey 54 Steeples. Larry .54. 105 Stephenson. Marsha 54. 71 Stoner. Sallv 55. 65 Streicher. Helen 55. 56. 65, 91 Strunk, Jerry 55 Summers. Marjorie 55 Swaim, Judy 55, 80 Swank. Sandra 55, 65 Swanson, Joyce 55 Swanson. Robert 55. 102 Swartz. Dixie 55 Swearingen. Pete Swope, Shirley 55 Teasdale. Nancy 55 Tee, Doris 55. 76 Tec, Leo 55 Teeter, Charles 55. 82 Tidball. Marilyn 55 Tipton, Clifford 55 Toller. Nancy 55 Tully, Jane 55 'Turner, Bruce 55 Turner. Geraldine 55. 84 Tutokcy. Bill 55 Ullman. Bernie 55. 65 Uliman. Julian 55. 74 Underwood, Don 55 Pack 119 Van Klaverii. Marsha |i 55. 86. 91. no. Venator. Rav 56. 58, 54. 79, 95. 98. 102 Yaren hors t. I.uula 54. 71 N est. Deloris 54 Vest. Maryellcn I 10 Wagner, )ohn 54. 71 Waficrich. Roliert 54 Walker. Gary 54 Wallace. C aro Ic 54 Ware. Gary 54 Ware. Shirley 55. 86. 110 Warnock. Shirley 54. 110 Weeks. Jim 106 Weeks, Lynn 54 Weeks. Raymond 105 Wcilbrcnncr, Vaughn 54 Wellman. Jackie 54 Weltcli. Richard 55 West, Ronald West tall. Fred 54 Whennen. David 54 White. Klizalielh 54 Whitmore. Karen 55. 71.91. I 10 Wilcox, Gary 69. 54 Williams. Carl 54. 79. 102 Williams. Genevieve 54. 90 Williams. Margaret 54 Wilson. Jean, ( 5. 54. 78, 1 11 Wilson. Nancy 54 Wilt, Charles 54 Wisccarver, Laura Lee 54. 85, 91 Witt. Alvin 54 Wood, Tom (Evans) 54. 98 Wood, Tom i Franklin i Woodard, Walter 54 Woodford, Dick 65, 54. 74 Woollums. Joyce 54 Work. Bill 54. 75 Worley. Mary Sue 54 Wright. Kathryn 54 Wymorc. Marjorie 54, 65 Yates. Shirley 54. 65 Yoder. Gary 54, 98. 102. 106 Young. Jesse 54 Young, Jim 54 Young. Mary Kllen 54. 65. 71 Zagres, Norma 54. 65, 71 Zcrngast. Vincent 54 Zesiger, Barbara 54 Zika. Paul 65. 67. 54. 103 Zook. Larry 54 Index ot Organizations Argus Annual Staff 60. 6l Argus News Staff 62. 65 Art Club 81 Band 74, 75 Basket (mil. Sophomore 102 Basketball. Varsity 99. KM). 101 lioard ot Kducation 8 Cafeteria 112 Cheer Leaders 107 Chorus. A Mixed 78. 79 Coaches 94 Commercial Club 85 Dramatic Club 64. 65 Kngincers 113 Faculty 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 Football, Sophomore 98 Footl all. Varsity 95. 96. 97 French Club 83 Future Teachers of America 87 Girls’ Athletic Association 110 Golf 105 Homecoming 108. KM) Home Economics Club 92 Junior Class 41 through 48 Library Club 69 National Forensic League 72 Orchestra 76. 77 Pep Club 91 Projectionist Club 90 Science Club 82 Senior Class 16 through 40 Shark Club 1 11 Sophomore Class 49 through 56 Spanish Club 84 Speech Club 70. 71. 73 Swimming Team 103 Thespians 66 Track 106 Ushers’ Club 89 Wrestling Team 104 Writers Club 88 Y Teens 86 Page 120 ADVERTISERS Abernathy, Walter F... 158 Akerman Auto Co. 125 Arnold Jewelry Co. 129 Baer Son Insurance. 136 Bailee Typewriter Exchange 140 Bairil Ratlin it TV 143 Baker’s Music Simp. 125 Bart's Shoe Store- 125 Bastrou. Dr. A. E.. 154 Bates' Jewelers. 130 B it B Beauty Salon 142 Beauty Box. __ ■ 151 Beggs Magneto Speedometer it Electric. 128 Benner F«kkI Store.. 143 Blomc it Morgan. Drs. 152 Bookin. Dr. S. J. 152 Book in Jewelry.. 124 Bovenmcver Wolfe, Drs. I� B. I� . O. fc. No. 347. 147 Brenneman Insurance Co. I2( Brody. 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Second Kenton Kinney, Owner Congratulations to the Class of 1955 ) � oj0 KBIZ 1240 ON YOUR DIAL II YEARS OLD 1M) STILI. GROWISC, JU s WITH KTUO CHANNEL 5 Qyw yjj) ■y (V u6 Page 123 CONGRATULATIONS! To our many School Friends for your part in making this another Banner Year in the History of O. II. S. OURS is an INTEREST and SERVICE you can DEPEND upon. Ottumwa's Newest -Southeastern Iowa’s Foremost SORDEN MUSIC COMPANY Washington Ottumwa, Iowa 217 East Main Street BULOVA GRUEN ELGIN 11AMI I.TON WATCHES Congratulations! HU Louise Frock Shop J Z'’ I leadquarters For i Skirts, blouses, sweaters, date dresses, I 1 FORMA LS FAMOUS FOR FINE DIAMONDS FOR 41 YEARS BOOKIN JEWELRY CO Page 124 if' l x -1 Akerman Auto Compan, , ( CHRYSLER S Ottumwa’s Best Used 209-213 West Main Street Ottumwa, Iowa Dial MUrrav 4-5444 JOLLY CLEANERS TOPS IX DP Y Cl.T. 1XIXG 110-112 North MarkeT -Q Phone MU 2-2662 L. II. Holmes CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955! For Every Sport, We Have The Proper Equipment AT THE RIGHT PRICE J ' S?' 1 It Paw to Plau! Olson Sporting Goods Dial Ml’rrav 2-3858 112 N. Court Street RESOLVED—To Drive more Safely than Mother and Dad BAKER’S Pedrick and Thorn Hardware PIANOS. PHONOGRAPHS ANI) Pedrick Thorn IT'ije Saving Shop RECORDS 420 Church Street Dial MUrrav 4-4638 Pack 125 THE J. H. B renneman INSURANCE SERVICE 204 E. Second St. Extends its Congratulation.({ To the Class of 95 5 coxa rati rlatioxs TO Tin-: CLASS or '55 coxgiui r latioxs r6}jur cj.ass KIPLE TO FIT YOUR II().W.,J NI UI)(iF r Suluirltitn Store No. Court ly hd Telephone MUrrav 4-6561 Compliments of IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO. v W ottumwa. iowa Y-TEENS i v J Members of Thk Y.W.C.A. OPEN TO Every High School Girl This World-Wide Association Congratulates the Seniors CHIDESTER’S BICYCLES RECORDS FILMS PHOTO SUPPLIES RADIOS HOME APPLIANCES TELEVISION 255 S. Market St. Since 1900 BUY ORIENT COAL KUENKEL’S $ 1.00 spent for Orient Coal will buy More Heat (B.T.U.) than any other type of Fuel. cZjhdmfnds S J itteJe clrii u c if,■ C 0 11, is if Safest rue Madison Avenue Coal Co. Dial MUrray 2-5221 110 S. Madison MUrray 4-7837 517 Church St. Ottumwa, Iowa Brown McCaughey Electronic Service Insurance Agency ito Church St. 112 E. Second St. Ottumwa, Iowa Dial Murray 2oo84 Your ZJ: ITH Dealer Dial MUrray 2-3489 Radio anti TV is our Business Home of the “Rea! JlcCoi s CONGRATULATIONS Herman’s Cafe IO CLASS Oh 55 MARTIE’S GOOD POOD AT Supply Store POPULAR PRICES Congratulations to the Class of 19) 5 313 East Main 321 E. Main St. Oliver’s Grocery GROCERIES MEATS LENTNER CYCLE CO. Harley Davidson Motorcycles VEGETABLES IF hen You IF ant the Best Dial MUrray 2-4340 701 S. Madison 410 Richmond Ave. Ottumwa, la. COMPLIMENTS OF V—- Lumber Cc Dial MUrray 4-6562 133' 140 Church St. Ottumwa, la. Wm. C. Brunk INSURANCE AGENCY Dial MUrray 4-6511 127 E. Second St. Ottumwa, la. BEGGS MAGNETO SPKEIX)MKTKR AND ELECTRIC Starter, Generator, Magneto anti Regular Service Batteries anti Accessories RATER’S CAFE 4 Dial MUrray 2-1329 Cor. Sheridan Ave. anti Church St. 124 E. Second St. CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1955 Hallberg’s CLASS OF 1955 SUPER VALU Grocery and Market M. M. Refrigeration L. O. Moffett, Owner 335 Keota Ottumwa. Iowa VERA’S house of beauty When You Buy At Complete fieauly Service PENNEY’S Manicuring It’s Right Air Conditioned No Parking Worries IN QUALITY VERA BARNHART IN STYLE 125 N. Willard MUrray 4-8051 IN PRICE w congratulations to the CLASS OF '55 00 Central Park 5} Service Station SI SCI.A!l PRODUCTS I Court ami Third Dial MUrray 2-9181 — To the Class of 55 C( )NG R AT U L AT I ()NS ARNOLD’S 109 South Market Ottumwa’s Oldest Reliable Jewelers Since 1904 H. H. ROMINOER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 Insurance Agency CASEYS © J R. . Howard and I), h. Howard agents SHOE REPAIR RELIABLE INSURANCE DEPENDABLE SERVICE 220 South Market 110 W. Second St. First Door South of O’Hara Dial MUrray 4-6575 1 hardware CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 CLASS OF '55 Tommy’s PANQBORN’S ICE CREAM 502 E. Williams MUrray 2-9175 Dial MUrray 2-5491 Ottumwa. Iowa 827 E. Main Street Ottumwa, la. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williamson Ward’s Pharmacy BEST WISHES CLASS OF '55 Family Shoe Store A. L. Yarowsky, Owner Second and Court SHOES. HOSIERY AND BAGS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Dial MUrray 2-0112 FOUNTAIN SERVICE 220 E. Main St. Ottumwa, Iowa Page 129 . : AA 55KR K m'i WS l tf i T FROM . K YOUR BITE TO ERT 10Z 4 IT MS I)R. PEPPER BOTTLING WORKS i) Best Watched Best Service Bulova Hamilton Elgin BATES—Jeweler Diamonds Jeweffryp N Quality Service K}- Dial MUr. 2 210 E. Secondj t. tUmnW, - Don Gallagher FOOD market; J jCy Na.sK- Finch Co. Wholesale Distributors • OUR FAMILY - J A V u‘. t. -ivd. d $ (T if T TTjiTy _ ,_ rT J ' c VT . A Pace 131 n) V A $ 'i v L 1! 1 i £ n.M ' V 1 V $s ||1 V °5 73 r=!$ K V -L CONGRATULATIONS TO THK CLASS OF 1955 OWUMWA f?$KATELAND ROLLER RINK MUNICIPAL AIRPORT -b sconc atulAtions to tiif Cl |s OF '55 OHARA r Ha (lwa|c- Aj)|)l lance Dial MUrrav 2 4528 ? 2 2I«S S. Market St. V V LA FORGUE BROS. LUGGAGE BRIEF CASES BILL-FOLDS and LEATHER NOTE BOOKS Dial MUrrav 2-4485 112 V. Second St. Ottumwa, la. Nicoson PAINT WALLPAPER COMPANY PAINT WALLPAPER KJO7 E. Main St. Ottumwa, Iowa Dial MUrrav 2-1615 Complete Beauty Service Expert Operators THE BEAUTY BOX Dial MUrrav 2-3573 Farmers Merchants Bank Bldg. o WALLACE’S FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Frozen Foods Dial MUrrav 2-5409 Dial MUrrav 2-5400 2103 N. Court St. Ottumwa. Ia. Rest Wi.rhc.r and Congratulations! Hall-Ekfelt Furniture Co. Lane Cedar Chests $49.95 $I.(M) Weekly Complete I lome Furnishing 112-114-116-118 W. Main Street Page js 77 Tro COg0RATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 S. S. RRESGE CO. TWO FRIENDLY STORES TO SERVE YOU 132 East Alain Street 120 East Main Street CONGRATULATIONS ANI) BEST WISHES FULTON’S SEED STORE Dependable Seeds and Nursery Stock Phoenix Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE R. E. Wellman W. R. Wellman FRIDAY’S INC. PARTS, ACCESSORIES EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES Phone MUrray 4-3491 PATTERSON MONUMENT CO. 115-121 S. Washington St. Ottumwa, Iowa SOI Church St. Division oj Barron Motor Supply Dial MUrray 2-3176 For Your Photographic Needs We CAMERA SHOP Ottumwa’s Only Exclusive Evervbodv Eats at MOLLY’S PHOTO SUPPLY STORE Dial MUrray 2-6672 Page I )N(',RATll.Ah(): ic Cta.M 19 Across IV COXORATUf-ATIONS EST WISHES r ial .M 2-4585 l7 S. Green St. Dial u jfi-------ir 3? 5SJ | Compliments of r.. g. e. Warner 'tfAWKEyE LUMBER CO. lUILDlW-MATEkfAl.S 47 W. Seconliiol. OfVuimva la. f IP LATIONS OF '55 'fi moil Bus )4 Ricfu uUiI Ave. ne 6812 f ) The BEST in Fine FOODS Quality Grocery Dial MUrrav 4-6521 552 N. Jefferson Ottumwa, la. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FINE CLASS OF '55 Dickey Ford Sales OTTUMWA. IOWA Your Neighborhood lord Dealer Lagomarcino-Grupe Co. 126-152 W. Main Street Wholesalers of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables WHOLESALERS OF Fresh Fruits and Vegetables TOWN CLUB CANNED FOODS and BIRDS EYE FROSTED F(X)DS Serving Ottumwa and Surrounding Territory for Over 78 Years MARTIN MACHINE ELECTRIC CO. New. Rebuilt and Service Motors Motor Repairing Rewinding Commercial Industrial Maintenance Repair 1520 Alain St. 658 E. Alain St. Ph. 420 Ph. AlL'rray 2-5274 Ke. kuk, la. Ottumwa, la. CONOR A TULA TIONS! Your friends anti neighbors at Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company join the community in wishing the class of'55 a bright anti prosperous luture. lOWAILUNOlS Gas and Electric PAINTS AND WALLPAPER SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. 517 E. Alain CO NCR AT I NATIONS TO THE CLASS 01 19 5 STADLER’S Dial AlL’rray 2-5785 125 E. Second St. Ottumwa, la. Page 154 WAPELLO DAIRIES, Inc. REACH FOR THE POLKA DOT CARTON I inert In Da in Products 515 Church Street 0 Phone MUrrav 2-5491 _ X the Class of 1955 EN CD. BUEHLER MARKET 520 E. Main St. FINE QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES INGLES VARIETY 201 E. Second Street TOPS IN TOYS AND NOVELTIES ROYAL TYPEWRITERS A. B. DICK DUPLICATORS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES SALES SERVICE RENTALS SUPPLIES 'or Alt .1lakes’' Wheeler Tvnewri 105 N. Market St. Ottumwa I (fva Page 155 1 2 - v Y a Av AL Tni) i i:i-: Farmers Merchant Savings Ban1- Complete and Modern Banking Facilities UR BEST WASHES, 3 . ' .v FOEI.OW THE Pace 137 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Poline Grocery and Market Ken Hamilton TAILOR SHOP Dial Murray 2-9946 1821 E. Main St. 226 £ East Main Street Over Bart’s Shoe Store WALTER E. ABERNATHY INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance Holmann Bldg. Day Phone Night Phone MUit.iv 2-0673 MUrray 2 TOWING Anytime Anywhere! Hinkle’s Garage Repairing sill Makes and Models Cylinder Reboring, Brake Drums Turned Day or Night Towing 1 leaviest in Southern Iowa 234 N. Sheridan Ottumwa, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 CONGRATULATIONS FROM SINGER SEWING CENTER Swenson’s Pastry Shop “dust a Lillie Heller ” % 510 E. Main St. Ottumwa, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS! NEW LOCATION 205 EAST MAIN 7.? i I £ k F ,« C Page 138 C. E. Cro.s.s Co. DRESSES SUITS COATS WOMEN MISSES GIRLS 111 East Main Street CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF '55 ★ (). W . Stoltz Co. Residential Commercial Wyatt Construction Co. NEW AND REMODELING 406 N. Market MUrrav 4-7756 “Beauty is an Ecstasy, Not a Need” Vera Swanson IIAIR STYLING 108 S. Green MUrrav 2-5772 Free Parking Walter A. Zlogar, Incorporated General Contractors Me Nett Bldg.. 2nd Floor Ottumwa, Iowa CONORA CLASS DAIRY Q St. Two 502 W. Second Albia Road Benner Best Wishes to the Metropolitan Life L. I). Rominger R. .T Link F. J. Hilliard J. C. Rominger W. R. Woody Evan A. Barnes R. L. Eslinger Page 139 GLENN MORRIS AUTO PARIS FIDELITY WliOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE INSURANCE REPLACEMENT PARTS AGENCY A U T 0 M O T 1 V E MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Carl L. Okerniann Dial MUrray 2-5423 McNett Building Ottumwa. Ia. 315 W. Second St. Oliver’s Grocery Pella Rollscreen Company GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES KITCHEN SALES CO. When You Want the Best I ITCHEN MAin l KITCHENS U Dial .MUrrav 2-4540 2212 N. Court St. 701 S. Madison Dial MUrrav 4-5284 Learn a profession and he secure for your future CONGRATULATIONS TO Ottumwa CLASS OF '55 Air Conditioned for Your Comfort A SHOE! fof Vrtjloot Located ill your City Ottumwa Bkauty Academy Dial MUrray 4-7320 224 E. Second Street OTTUMWA. UDWA BAILEY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS. GREETING CARDS. STATIONERY ALL MAKES T YPEWR ITERS and ADDIN( MACHINES Remington, Smith-Corona , Underwood, Royal |x rtables Expert Repair Service Rentals 123 East Second St. Dial MUrrav 4-6051 Pack 140 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '55 Ottumwa Brick and Tile Co. Brick Plant knatl COMPLIMENTS OF SAMUEL O. ERIIARDT Pt COUNTY ATTORN EY Ottumwa, Iowa 4 sr CONGRATULATIONS TO THK CLASS OF '55 “rrifiuHif.«7 Storryl fihoa L, -------- pfr NIEMEYER BROS,, Inc. YOUR PARER .MERCHANT SINCE 1900 Ottumwa, Iowa J. L. NORTHUP AUTOMATIC HEATING COAL—OIL —GAS Sheet Metal Work 211 E. Fourth CONGRATULATIONS GODSPEED TEACHERS AND STUDENTS JB ant IB B eauty Salon - Beauty is our Business - Margery Bean Wenonah Bosley Paof. 142 (Wants D A ID fl Radio and p n D AI II U Television b U. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATE YOUR F(X)I) IX)LLAR ('.OKS FARTHER AT 118 North Market Street Ottumwa, Iowa I wo Stores to Serve Y Albia Road Pack 143 i re there's Coke... or N A there’s Hospitality g d Success! Save Today lor Future Security Make a Habit of Saving Fart ol What You Karn FIDELITY SAVINGS ..BANK.. THE FRIENDLY WHITE BANK ON THE CORNER CONGRATULATIONS TO I ! IK CLASS OF ’55 Z .■ e % A A T T U E L S A T I 0 N S Page 144 r COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 best wish i s MITCH ELL-FOS Phono MUrrav 2-4517 Distributing Co. 4 703 North Green You’ll Like ’em Ottumwa, Iowa Dial MUrrav 4-6746 Congratulations to the Class of ‘ OTTUNWA THEATRE CO. SOUTH DRIVE-IN ZEPHYR NORTH DRIVE-IN CAPITOL OTTUMWA Page 145 kner.M i) PrtHlJP I). MclNTOSI I. .N) I) R. I). DALAGER. M.,D. cal Center a ( ll Church St. ITTUMWA LOCKER SERVICE 72() Church Street Dial MUrrav 4-6053 Retail and Wholesale Meats and Fish LAUNDROMAT SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY It’s Fun to do Your Laundry at the laundromat We Give S 11 Green Stamps Dial MUrrav 2-4216 220 W. Second St. Ottumwa, Iowa The Stores That Save You Monev HRIFIWa' SUPER MARKETS West Second Street Church Street COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF ’55 mhoudt Lumber Co. I 76 ,N rth Willard WAV r .OtVum'w.Y BUTlDI Vg 11EADQUA RTERS V- o Y .ar m2 C 3 I 7TT Page M Ottu (I A’ mwa Co. lent and Awning OTTUMWA RUG CLEANERS Dial MUrrav 2-2257 655 V. Second St. Ottumwa. la. Compliments of . . . OEHLER BROS., Inc. FIRESTONE STORK Southern Iowa’s Largest Tire Dealers Dial Ml’rrav 4-6681 111 W. Second CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF .V Hoerner Boxes, Inc. OTTUMWA, IOWA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLAS! Ottu mwa El Pace 1 7 V . «T' I r. y r rA S' S y y i Ijl COM PELMETS OK i Ottumwa Savings Bank w y JS A Rkieni)A Bakk” yS yl jf OTTUMWA ELECTRIC CO. Harold Beilke, Owner COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE LIGHTING IK)ME WIRING No Job Too Large or Too Small Dial Murray 4-8365 434 W. 2nd St. Ottumwa, Iowa JOHNSON’S EOR AMBULANCE SERVICE 408 C-Iuircli Street Dial MUrray 4-5423 Page 148 ¥ ( WILLIAMS DAIRY COMPANY P S PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM Phone 2-7585 706 Richmond Avc. Phone 2-9847 232 I '. Second St. Phone 4-8647 12‘) S. Chen v St. FOR BARGAINS It’s Always UNITED Food Markets 529 YV. Second St. 431 Church Street CLARK’S TEXACO NORTH COURT ROAD tcvacoX Cl® ALL TEXACO PRODUC TS FIRESTONE TIRES Best Wishes Sutherland Cum her Company 505 South Iowa Ave. OTTUMWA, IOWA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 and a “'Thanks, well done” to the instructors who have so ably helped you on your way Hill’s Rexall Drug Southeastern Iowa's Most Modern Drug Store on Ottumwa's Busiest Corner ft Pack 149 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955! O V UNION BANK AND TRUST CO. rj •v Y Serving Southern Iowa for Eighty-Three Years '■MEMBER ',A FKDEKAL DKPOSIT IiVSl ANCK CORPORATION rt i 1 • fkdkrat; rkskryk systkc v ,___________- • « — (Til Page AHOIIX: 307 I lofriY ! lfvsiciaj DAI ML'rr, Ss'AIV I.. II. PRKWITT. M. I). ., I Nose, and 1 yjhkrgy Specialls€ V r-' I) KM! fc. J SKLMAN Jl! )x • f A Physician aun'ourgc fnv TtP - J S. F. SI? 'n. A.'l lAvS.TlNGS X-Ray psl Rarityii ()( I loiniann HmtiJ Dj XlUi Hi Eve Glasses at the OPTICAL CORNER DR. SAM.I. ROOK IS Oplomelri.fi Capitol Theatre Bldg. AJ J f - • j ip •A'i 1 t m I r J 21: WMTfjV. SOI 31) 1ST Second Dial MUrray 4-4701 SX. $( X I IT EI IOUSE, M. I). Physician and Surgeon 507 Hofmann Bldg. Dial MUrray 4-4155 I)R. R. A. SIMPLOT DENTIST 107 S. Court St. Dial MUrray 2-1475 A. L. BLOME, M. I). F. W. MORGAN, M. I). OBSTETRICS lelTerson Square Medical Center Dial MUrrav 2-5465 SIDNEY BRODY. M. I). Physician and Surgeon 228j £ E. Main Street Dial MUrrav 4-4621 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED DR. C. J. HINSON OPTOMETRIST 108 S. Court St. Ottunnva, Iowa Dial MUrrav 4-7421 Page 152 rciAX Room 505, years, Medical ' yy ORSfir IIOWKIJ KOMK. USi: General Surgerv ai cC iinsultation %r 40] I Ini man n Bldg. Dial AVJ rrav 4- WAI IT.R K IIKRKICK ■a sc Page 1� 3 .i OR. A. K. BAS I RON DENTIST 206 Hofmann Bldg. Dial ML’rrav 4-5790 Congratulations ami Best W ishes to the Class of “55” Y. M. C. A. Welcomes All Bovs and Men Join At Home or At College T U I- A T I O N S S S O F '55! JOHN DEERE OTTUMWA WORKS OTTUMWA, IOWA Pack 154 To the Graduates of 1955 ___ Jr . AC Wf vM Sincerely Knowledge is power . . . and now yon have reached another stepping stone toward taking your rightful places in this [v. wonderful world of ours. congratulate you 0 TO and wish you every success in the future! Ottumwa Dail? Courier Your Home Newspaper- Paoe 155 JJ • lLL Wardrobe Cleaners ) our San { Of If C lea net s Dial MUWav 2-54 102 S. ( neon St Jone.s, White Starr ATTOKN’KYS-AT-I.ANV Union Bank Trust Co. Building Ottumwa. Iowa ClydeJones, R. A. ir iile Lloyd Siam, ll 'allcr Johnson A DIITERENTGASOUNE A BETTER MOTOR Oil. and Perfect SERVICE HEADY’S D-X Dial MUrray 2-9267 205 W. Secoml Ottumwa, Iowa THODES FURNITURE MART 105 North Court HONEST A C HI E V E M E N T IS ALWAYS ADMIRED All TEXACO Service SCHLUNZ S Pack 166 Congratulations to the Class of ’55 7° 3 . _ SL I .Soon you U be decidirtpr dierc and what you wan !o buy • c: It sounds simple enough, that little sentence elsewhere on this glolnr of ours it isn’ simple at al?; is possible, in fact, in many lands. Ilere we are with merchandise made the way wcVt Scars thought it should be, offering goods we felt you might TTUe.h see. I here you are, free to select from Sears or not, as you ( m self decide. id Vyll merit your approval; that we will Ik favored yojjfr l usfrtess. But, in any event both vou and we iise to rejoice in the fact that you can buy wherever the traditional American wav. 6 121 Hast Main Street Dial MUrrav 2-4511 Ottumwa, Iowa Page 157 Goodyear Service Store Tires- Batteries Recapping Congratulations and Best If'islies To the Class o f ’ ’ G. E. and Croslev Appliances Raun and McC reedy Television Dial MUrray 4-4681 2nd and Washington ANIMAL HOSPITAL V i CONGRA I L LATIONS TO THE BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS J CHASSOF 1955 FROM ) J EAST END CLEANERS Xof Satisfied if You're Xot” HARDSOCG Pneumatic Tool Co. N 51425 Main St. MUrray 4-4768 V| V “rv Pneumatic Mining and Construction Tools CONfeR ULATIONS TO THE CLASS ( r 1955 ) HAR- ■MAC SPORT AND TOY SHOP TOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE DEPENDABLE SERVICE AT THE BEST PRICES (Second Floor 105 East Main Ottuimv J d)NGRATULATI()NS TO THE y CLASS OF 1955 COX BROTHERS INTERIOR DECORATORS V d' r L PI lOLS 1 ER i 1 )RAPERIES ;V '1 jJ ‘ V - 'J Furniture Made to Order V North Court Road V -J v j MINIATURE GOLF u Paints Wallpapers 1454 W. Second MUrray 2-4721 K Paok 158 70 A- jc-vn s—fi—-1 w L K '° - - ‘-V' kaA. w-Q-C’'' _ K- - . jc ......- ' G ___ V rh v -cLa_ —«3 cvA l£ -J- i-o- v v U (jLsi -SlsiJ sz Sue Anderson tea AND 1955 MARDI GRAS MODELS White Stag Sportswear .' .A from QUEEN Pace I � 9 ake no little plans “Make no little plans: they have no magic to stir men’s blood and probably in them- selves will not be realized. Make big plans; aim high in hope and work, remembering that a noble, logical diagram once recorded will never die, but long after we are gone will be a living thing, asserting itself with ever-growing intensity. Remember that our sons and grandsons are going to do things that would stagger us. Let your watchword be order and your beacon beauty.” —Daniel Burnham, Architect of the Chicago Plan, 1909 ★ ★ ★ ★ .. . such is our friendly counsel to the Class of 1955 John Morrell S2 Co. Your Neighbor in Ottumwa Page 160 Congratulations amk v ' II,-si tTiskejI 'iP. f .! 67«ss of 1955 ARGUS ANN O 11 n in ir a S I a in ) ll o r k s p NTe s a i) amam:fa :n kkrs -I.V I VQ(y PHONE MtUrTOf 2-6710 ?0V7 CIILHCH STREET, 'Y W J y v SJ Ar v V •n vy . V tv Jr Page 161 a Xj . A l A y vy AV- w V' F',1 J n r wisHks i TY - vc ASS()r ‘V xr ■ ? . Qp Richard’s Confectionary S“ SO W . SccHtuM OjUju JtT' .vK V T .-4 ,r IMUrmwa, Iowa :yyr_______ ]3= You .May, A ivk and Grow in a Brttkr City jr THE CHAMBER of COMMERCE Dacid Jcuj UN HOME JAY' UNERAL ff 2508 N. Court Street An Institution for Community Service” Sponsored For Underprivileged Children FORD BRANDED BALL GUM On behalf of those who will benefit from our welfare program, we acknowl- edge with thanks your assistance and civic spirit in permitting placement of one or more of our gum machines in your place of business. A. W. HA WEAKER 246 So. Walnut DIAL MO. 2-3258 Race l 2 1 � pl|one J Q . j Glover Motor Co. A Plymouth and «ok soto dkalk£ tr Cilia ran teed Ljsed Cars ,K 2-5422 613 Richmond Ave. , V ,, y . 1 fr t 1 ... « ; ’ RATULA i IONS TO T1 ciAss of :� :� - A n ( J 1 Gl3 4 c yv , f) y. i y ; ] TJ ,, 1 .’The Argus Annual Stall’ n Thanks J 1 v% Our Advertisers ■% sj' r J � V n ■ • 0, 0 | V riie Triair jle Super Market 2508 N. Court Street North Court Busses Stop at Our Door Your Home Owned Independent Super Market Patronize Our ADVERTISERS Pack l( 3 Success to the Class of ’55 They Have Earned the Best! For the eightieth time it is our pleasure to extend congratulations to the Grad- uates of Ottumwa High School . . . . Sunbeam BREAD LOWENBERG BAKERY, Inc. An Ottumwa Institution Since 1875 cJ T J Urr y ; r S y R? oytr? V—1c -£ i ‘ ( CtM y @2$ S74 Jl4Lj 6 sIcO A si? f 2 S yuu : , isV ' yl v ✓£ ? £ )