Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

We Dedicate Dedication to the Memory of Miss Marguerite MacCulloch by THE STUDENTS OF OTTUMWA HIGH SCHOOL OTTUMWA, IOWA June, 1958 Presenting your nineteen fifty eight Argus Annual, a milky way of words and pictures brought into a carousel of colorful and active memories. SCHOOL SONG Ottumwa High will always be our school, For we love her true, we do, 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's just pat, For we love her true, we do. Chorus: North-side, South-side, all around the town, We'll all join in together to root for O. H. S. Football, basketball, every kind of sport, We'll cheer them on to victory For dear old O. H. S. Rah! Rah! Rah! for Ottumwa. NIKI SAYS GOODBYE There 1 a word people all over the world do not like. They call It departure-, or ‘the time to say Rood bye.- It Is the first time In my nfe I do not feel badly knowing that I have to say this word soon. Although I leave behind me good friends, people that I love and perhaps I will never see again. I am taking with me all the wonderful experiences I had In this country. In years that will come, though far away, I will always remember. I will have with me. the cordial smile of a friend, the good word of another, and the love and understanding that American people show to me from my first days here. Now. I know that there Is nothing better that life can offer, than the experience of living with people of another country. After my year In the high school. I do not understand the meaning of the word 'foreign- anymore. How con I name all these friends around me with the hard sounding word ‘foreign-? The American Field Service Is an organization which helped Europe during the First and Second World Wars. It still helps, but the help this time Is much greater. It Is the help that builds understanding and friend- ship among people, whom the ocean separates. Before I cross that ocean. I want to say to all of you a simple 'Thank you' for everything that you did for me. I do not find better words to express my gratitude than this Thank you-. I start with my nice family, my teachers, my classmates, and friends, and I finish with a little girl who asked me If she would be welcome to come over to my country someday. I am taking many wonderful things with me and there Is so much to say . . . About the way young people work together, about the responsi- bility they learn to have from their early years, their lessons as well as their games, with this wonderful feeling of unity. The clubs which work to make students better, each one in his own field: the Student Council, that made It possible for me to come here and that will go on working hard for the students of next year. Dear A.F.S. student of next year. When you come here, to O.H.8.. do not think of yourself as a foreigner. I«ook around you and see the smiling and friendly faces . . . I-ook at the lovely city of Ottumwa . . . They love you and they help you . . . They are your friends! Niki IjiIou Korinthou. 1R5 Patras. Greece This year, as in the past 36 years, the students elected 17 members to the Student Council, the governing body of O.H.S. The Council consists of six seniors, six juniors, five sophomores and the foreign exchange student who is the honorary member. The goal the council strives toward each year is to promote democracy by teaching the student initiative and leadership. Since it was founded it has interested the student in wholesome activities and has been promoting honor in the school and community. This year as in previous sessions of our governing body, they have sponsored a foreign exchange student, silent grace at lunch, worked out and executed a reserve system and promoted any other activities they felt would benefit the school and community. Mrs. James is the very capable advisor of the .Student Council. Judy Murphy. Carl VanderWilt. Doug Robertson. Alan Pennington and Niki Lalou appear to be cn and Jim Kiple relax while they study in the Council joying themselves. room. STUDENT COUNCIL ALAN PENNINGTON. Pres. GWEN CLINE. Vice-Pres. JUDY WILLIAMS. Secretary JOHN GROOMS. Treasurer BOB LOGAN BOB VENATOR NIKI LALOU Honorary Exchange Student DOUG ROBERTSON CONNIE LARSON CAROL WING JERRY BEAN JUDY MURPHY CARL VANDER WILT CAROL GALEY DICK CHRISTY JIM KIPLE LINDA BRICKEY BILL SCOTT Page £ Row 1: (seated) Joe C. Ferguson, Dick R. Schlegel. Mrs. Martin O'Hara, Royce Carroll. Frank Douma. Row 2: Henry Winger, Leighton Smith, Rev. Donald Gill, David Jay. BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. DOUMA In the last three decades, Mr. Douma has devoted himself to expert superintendence of our school system. We extend our humble recognition to the Superintend- ent of Schools. Ever Onward, Ever Upward” might well be the motto of our Board of Education, for these seven citizens have dedicated themselves and their time to the real- ization of our ambitions. Through their combined efforts and wisdom, the Board members are striving to aid 7,500 students in our school system in the attain- ment of their ultimate goals in life. By maintaining high standards in our schools, the Board of Education is boosting us up the ladder of success, and the reward for their work is the success that we attain. Page 6 INTRODUCING OUR NEW PRINCIPAL . . . MR. VERNAL £ JONES Life in new surroundings can be strange and sometimes difficult, but my first year of work in Ottumwa High School has been filled with pleasant events and interesting contacts. It has been said that the result of the education process is the capacity for further education. I hope that the result of this year's work is the opportunity for even better things for Ottumwa High School in the future. Mr. Jones Page 8 FACULTY ROBERT THOMAS Assistant Principal B. S. Kirksville Teachers College IDA BLANCHE McCARROLL Secretary to Principal A. A. Stephens College B. F. A. University of Missouri EBBA C. JOHNSON Registrar Gregg School, Chicago KAY CLOYD Attendance Clerk LOIS M. KING Dean of Girls. Counselor B. A. Grinnell College University of Colorado BRONY F. KASTANTIN Director of Guidance B. S. and M. A. in Education Boston University age 9 FACULTY SELMA G. AAS Vocal Music Bachelor of Music University of Kansas JOHN ANDERSON English. Public Criticism B. S., M. S. Drake University LUCY BARD Physical Education and Swimming B. P. E. American College of P. E. B. S. in Education. Missouri State Teachers RUTH R. BARKER Modern Problems B. A. and M. A. State University of Iowa EDWARD H. BINGER Wood Shop B. A. Parsons College CONCEPCION CASTANEDA Exchange Teacher World History and Spanish B. A. Earlham College M. A. and Ph. D. Havanna University Page 10 FACULTY KENNETH CORBETT Auto Mechanics B. A. Iowa State Teachers College DORRIS CRESVVELL Typing B. A. Coe College ALLAN E. DAUGHERTY Physics. Biology. Audio- Visual B. A. Drake University FLORENCE FAST French, World History B. A. University of Nebraska Middlebury College JUNE L. FELLER Art Iowa State Teachers College B. A. State University of Iowa V. W. HAHN Industrial Education B. S. Iowa State Teachers College Page 11 FACULTY DALE HARRIS History, Football Coach B. S. Morningside College LOUISE O. HEDLUND Girl's Physical Education B. S. State University of Iowa EDNA B. HUSTON English B. A. Carthage College State University of Iowa University of Colorado JAMES T. HUMPHREY U. S. History. Commercial Arithmetic. Economic Geography Colorado College B. A. and M. A. State University of Iowa ESTHER JAMISON English B. A. Grinnell College ISABEL C. JAMES English. Student Council B. A. Coe College Page 12 FACULTY W. DUANE JOHNSON Librarian B. A. Augustana College C. N. JOHNSON Mathematics B. A. Gustavus Adolphus College EULA JUMP Mathematics B. S. Southwest Missouri State College M. S. University of Wisconsin JOHN F. KILLIAN Modern Problems B. A. University of Notre Dame Buena Vista State University of Iowa RITA KLODT Clothing and Textiles B. S. Marycrest College Drake University MARILYNN L. KENNEDY English. Speech B. S. in Education Nebraska University Page 13 FACULTY WILLIAM D. KRAMER Biology, Assistant Football Coach B. S. University of Notre Dame M. A. State University of Iowa FRED MAASDAM Boy's Physical Education, Varsity Basketball B. S. Parsons College State University of Iowa JANET R. McLUCKIE Home Economics B. S. Iowa State College MARGUERITE MAC CULLOCH English B. A. State University of Iowa M. A. Columbia University Teachers College GEORGE MAGRANE Biology. Assistant Football Coach. Wrestling Coach B. A. Iowa State Teachers College ALICE METHNER Biology B. A. State University of Iowa Page 14 FACULTY HERBERT MILLER Printing B. S. Kansas State Teachers College M. A. in Education Midwestern University DON NEWELL Mathematics B. S. Iowa Wesleyan College M. A. Colorado State College of Education DOROTHY NICKOLS English, Drama B. A. Cornell College TERESA A. NYE Latin B. A. Penn College State University of Iowa William and Mary College C. L. PAGE Machine Shop B. S. Parsons College M. A. Colorado State College of Education GLENN H. OSBORNE Mechanical Drawing B. A. University of Iowa Page 15 FACULTY OCEA RAWLINGS English B. A. University of Nebraska MARCELENE ROBINSON Speech B. A. State University of Iowa W. A. ROZEBOOM Bookkeeping. U. S. History B. A. Hope College University of Wisconsin Drake University ROBERT E. ROTH U. S. History. World Geography B. S. Parsons College JOHN W. PENCE Social Studies B. S. State University of Iowa Coe College WILLIAM C. SHUMAKER Boy's Physical Education B. A. Parsons College Page 16 FACULTY LAUREL SIGEL History, English B. A. State University of Iowa WAYNE SILCOX Distributive Education Typing B. A. Augustana College ETHEL STANDING U. S. History B. A. Penn College M. A. State University of Iowa A. F. TALLMAN Chemistry B. S. Oklahoma University PAUL TROEGER Agriculture B. S. Iowa State College M. A. Columbia University E. W. TIEDE Bookkeeping, Business Mgr. B. S. Iowa Wesleyan College Page 1 FACULTY NELL WHITE U. S. History B. S. Kirksville State Teachers M. A. Missouri University HARVEY WARE Science B. A. Iowa Wesleyan College M. A. State University of Iowa MYLDRED WILSON Commercial, Shorthand. Typing Morningside College B. A. State University of Iowa University of Southern California LOGAN A. ZAHN Supervisor of Instrumental Music B. A. and M. A. Kansas City University AGNES D. KITTLESON Social Studies B. A. Rockford College M. A. State University of Iowa v Page 18 ARGUS ANNUAL STAFF JOY WISE Editor MORRIS SAUNDERS Art Editor JOHN WHITEHOUSE Sports Editor MARILYN REED Ass’t. Editor JUDY ABBOTT Ad Editor LOIS TIPTON Class Editor KEN HART Club Editor BILL DEAN Photographer DICK BOWEN Feature Editor SALLY CHEEVER Bus. Mgr. LINDA WORKMAN Typist MISS FELLER Advisor This 1958 Argus Annual is the result of many hours of hard work. The photographers, editors, and typists, as well as many other students, have a very important job that is necessary for the publication of our yearbook. We particularly want to thank Miss Feller, the new Argus Annual advisor, for her helpful supervision and guidance. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy this And in the years to come, it will hold many fond memories within its covers. Page 20 ARGUS ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Joy Wise; Connie Jo Anderson; Judy Abbott; Marilyn Reed; Anita Mfrson; Linda Workman; Mary Carolyn Bibb. Row 2: Karen Brogger; Lois Tipton; Sally Harper; Anita Pohlson; Jennie McWilliams; Connie Dett- mann; Miss Feller. Row 3: Charliene Boyd; Bonnie Paris; Sondra Berry; Carol Fisk; Sally Cheever; Mary Lou Belvel; Lee Andersen. Row 4: Kenney Hart; Mike Lemberger; Tom Riley; Bill Dean; John Whitehouse. MR. ANDERSON, Ad. Advisor EDITOR ASST. EDITOR ADVERTISING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASS T. BUSINESS MANAGER CLASS EDITOR CLUB EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR TYPIST ART EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ASST. SPORTS EDITOR EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Jennie Belvel. Lee Anderson. Connie Joy Wise Marilyn Reed Judy Abbott Sally Cheever Charles Selman Lois Tipton Ken Hart Dick Bowen Linda Workman Morris Saunders John Whitehouse Tom Riley McWilliams. Mary Lou Dettman PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bill Dean. Mike Lemberger AD ASSISTANTS: Anita Mirson. Mary C. Bibb. Karen Brogger. Marilyn Miller. Connie Jo Anderson. Sondra Berry. Charliene Boyd. Carol Fisk. June Gilbert. Sally Harper. Barbara Huber. Kay Kutnik. Connie Murray. Bonnie Paris. Anita Pohlson. Juanita Rooker. Joyce Ullman, Carolyn Cary, Carolyn Pontello. Page 21 JUDY JO JOHNSON ELAINE KINSINGER MARTHA HANN BOB VENATOR SHEILA BOB STYRE GALLAGHER Left to Right: Linda Henderson, Mark Miller. Dorothy Johnson, Marcia Wolfe, Sally Efner. Editors—Judy Jo Johnson. Sheila Gallagher. Martha Hann, Bob Venator. Advertising Staff Bob Styre, manager; Carol Amdt, Sally Efner, Dorothy Johnson, Gary Modrell, Linda Steele. Reporters- Barbara Amosson, Marjorie Anderson. Jerry Bean, Mary Baird, Joy Cassill, Max Evans. Susan Foster. Sherill Gibson, Luise Hansen. John Hofmann, Linda Henderson. Jim Hickman. Carol Harness, Jim Kiple, Kay Kutnink, Kathie Lake, Doris Larson. Dave Lister. Ann Lowe. Bob Logan. Linda McDermott, Polly McElroy. John Menuis. Elaine Michael. Mark Miller. Allan Pennington, Gary Reed. Bill Scott, Jeanne Wil- liams, Mari Ann Wilson. Marcia Wolfe. Nancy Wright. Art Editor Pam Fredrickson. Editors of Argus Daily—Frances Brody. Marcella McCoy. Critic—Mr. John Anderson. Sponsor—Miss Dorris Creswell. Page 22 ARGUS NEWS Row 1: Linda Henderson, Carolyn Harness. Elaine Kinsinger, Judy Jo Johnson, Dorothy Johnson. Martha Hann, Barbara Coolidge, Francis Brody. Row 2: Marcella McCoy, Marsha Wolfe, Janice Long. Susan Foster, Mari Ann Wilson, Carol Arndt, Sheila Gallagher. Row 3: Dorris Creswell. Allan Pennington. Garrv Modrell, Bob Venator, Mark Miller, Allan Gilliland. Bill Helmick. Miss Dorris Creswell, Advisor of Argus News Interesting and informative newspapers have become a tradition at Ottumwa High School through the efforts of Miss Creswell and her staff. Probably no high school newspaper in the state is nearer professional than our own Argus News. This periodic publication is truly a molder of school opinion. There is only one topic of conversation and one leisure time activity in the halls of O.H.S. on days when the Argus News is distributed. We arc indebted to an efficient and industrious staff for excellent coverage of school news, sports, club activi- ties. and pertenent news. Also enjoyable have been the editorials and numerous special features. Even the ad- vertising is well taken care of for our paper. Everyone at Ottumwa High School benefits from the Argus News’ auxiliary activity, the Argus Daily. No advisory period would be complete without the reading of the announcements prepared by the Argus News staff. The students of Ottumwa High School wish to express sincere appreciation to the Argus News for a job well done. Page 23 SPEECH CLUB JACK TALBOTT JULIANNA HILL JANE BROGGER JO ANN KINSLEY KENNY HART President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bus. Mgr. Row 1: Carole Cochrane, Carole Randall, Judy Abbott, Marilyn Reed, Modrea Maurer. Judy Johnson. Nancy Smith. Susie Davis. Linnea Snelling. Janet Wright Carole Gibbons. Martha Miner. Sharyl Sodemann. Linda Buchholz, Sharon Brinegar, Connie Orman. Beverly Miller. Sharon Shafer. Barbara Palmer. Barbara Amosson. Nancy Wright, Linda Kluckhohn. Karen Reeve, Mary Daugherty, Lu Ann Kirkhart, Judy Roberts. Peggy Hammon, Dean Plager. Jim Dull. Row 2: Karen Brogger, Linda McDermott. Kay Kutnick. Kathleen Seabrook, JoAnn Kinsley. Marcia Wolfe, Donna Friend. Sally Efner. Mari Anne Wilson. Sue Lewis, Martha Hann. Ann Lowe. Gwen Cline, Susan Jay. Mary Beth Fair, Mercedese Miller. Molly Myers. Sheila Gallagher. Melinda Moses. Judith Mueller, Virginia Link, Jane Kennedy, Carolyn Reedquist, Judi Salter, John Hofmann. Row 3: Sue Slowensky. Linda Taylor, Cindy Giltner. Carol Tiegs. Mary Lou Findlay. Carol Wing. Judy Murphy. Larry Fortney. Melvin King, Bill Terhune, Clark Workman. Niki La lou, Mary Akerson. Meredith Greenfield. Michal Moses. Lois Tipton. Elaine Kinsinger, Sheryl Pence. Mary Carolyn Bibb. Shirley Marnholtz. Reva Exline. Dorothy Johnson. Clark Yeager. David Lister. Row 4: John Grooms. Chuck Hinson. Len Frazer. Garry Crane. Jerry Wagner. Robert Davis. Kenny Hart. Stephen Reck. David Holmes. Steve Harter. Bob Styre, Gil Bachmann. Judy Springer. Linda Brickey. Cletis Bachmann, Bob Phipps. Jon Galcy, Doug Salmon, Allan Pennington. Jack Talbott. Charles Ruby, Bob Logan. John t. Schmidt, Martin Hardsocg, Danny Beach, Sue Ross, Jerilyn Daniels, Harry Wing. Page Zi SPEECH CLUB Pagre 25 Row 1: Sharon Rose. Bonnie Mooney, Kay Arnold. Karen Hallgren, Marjory Beasley. Connie Jo Anderson, Patty Schwartz. Janyce Worrell. Barbara Briggs. Serena Coate, Nanci Buten, Helen Eaves, Joanne Anderson. Jeanne Anderson. Billy Allbright. Row 2: Jeff Brody, Susie Kirk. Charlotte Sells. Cindy Hissem. Germaine Cherry, Marjorie Anderson. Ann Grier. Karen Blanchard, Judy Williams, Mary Jane Harper. Juliana Hill. Janey Brogger, Jo Ann Leonard, Vicki Cochrane. Janice Friend, Joyce Christy. Sandy Miller. Row 3: Sandy Johnson, Janet Finley. Susan Swanson, Margaret Bowen. Kathy Dalby, June Gilbert. Charlienc Boyd. Susan Foster, Barbara Huber, Connie Larson. Linda Williams. Carole Lunde. Karen Johnson. Mary Ellyn Pavletich. Carol Hayes, Sharon Bachman. Row 4: Dave Webber. Dick Matthew. Clark Raney. Bob Kerfoot, Jim Hickman. Marty Carroll. Ed Ives, Larry Howard. Tom Hart, Ron Newell, Bob Thompson, Lloyd Patrick, Jim Butler, Dick Ketcham, Bill Scott. LINDA BRICKEY ANN EIDEM Publicity Chairman Program Chairman MARY AKERSON KAREN JOHNSON. MRS. STAN Historian N.F.L. Secretary KENNEDY Assistant CONTEST SPEECH Row 1: Merce se Miller, Karen Reeve. Mary Beth Fair, Julie Hill, Judy Johnson. Row 2: Nancy Wright. Mary Anne Wilson. Jim Dull, Bill Tozer, Bob Tuller, Kenny Hart, Gary Crane, Kay Arnold. Michal Moses. Carol Wing. Connie Larson. a H. S DEB A TORS Row 1: Patty Schwartz, Judy Johnson, Karen Blanchard, Mary Carolyn Bibb, Barbara Amosson. Row 2: Mercedese Miller. Gary Urb, Linda Bucholtz, Ann Lowe, Jon Kinnamon, Gary Crane, David Holms, Joy Cassill, Connie Phillips, Barbara Palmer. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Row 1: Ann Eidem, Pres., Gary Crane. Vice-Pres., Judy Johnson, Sec., Sheila Gallagher, Bus. SC€„ Me- __. linda Moses. Row 2: Elaine Kinsinger, Jack Talbott. Karen Reeve. Joy Cassill, Larry Howard. Row 3: Ken Hart, Judy Abbott, Bob Phipps, Karen Blanchard. Jon Kinnamon. Row 4: Ann Lowe, Bob Kerfoot, Carole Randall, Gwen Cline, Miss Robinson, Advisor. Page 27 LITTLE THEATER Row 1: Linda McCune. Mary Beth Coolidge. Barbara Coolidge. Patty Schwartz. Judy Jo Johnson. Carolyn Langford. Barbara Palmer, Nancy Wright. Joyce Christy. Kay Arnold. Margaret Moll, Celia Ullrich. Judy Stansberry. Betty Thompson. Judy Orman. Row 2: Marilyn Palmer. Jerry Wagner. Jackie Blizzard. Bill Scott. Martha Hann, Noima Breon, Susan Jay. Marilyn Mendenhall. Mary Lou Davis. Reva Exline. Sylvia Martsching. Barbara Briggs. Charlene Bale. Nanci Bunten. Row :J: Stuart Baird. Dave Webber. Martha Miner. Connie Jo Anderson. Sheila Gallagher. Melinda Moses. Karen Reeve. Juliana Hill. Sally Cheevcr. Judy Johnson. Linda Grace. Row 4: Bob Steinmeyer. Marty Carroll. Clark Raney. Dave Allison. Lloyd Patrick, Jay Smith. Larry Thompson, Jim Butler. John Davis. Bill Terhune, Janice Worrell, Juanita Rooker. Mary Daugherty. JERRY WAGNER President STUART BAIRD Vice-President ANN EIDEM Recording Secretary JUDY JOHNSON Treasurer Page 28 LITTLE THEATER Row 1: Kathy Watters. Karen Jo Trout. Linda Thompson. Sharon Brenegar, Linda Hittle. Mary Baird. Karen Hall- gren, Mary Carolyn Bibb. Susie Davis. Judy Roberts. Linda Kluckholm. Clark Workman. Bob Wing. Michal Moses, Myrna Matthews, Meredith Greenfield. Mike Dailey. Row 2 Susie Kirk. Kathic Sea brook, Sharon Rose. Ann Grier. Clctis Bachman. Judy Springer. Sally Harper. Mari Ann Wilson. Marjorie Anderson. Elaine Michels. Susan Ross. Clark Yeager, Jim Dull. Fred Nelson. Billy Adams. Molly Myers. David Plowman. Row 3- Diana Harper. Sallv Efner. Janet Finley. Sandy Johnson. Susie Swanson. Judi Salters. Susan Foster. Steve Reck. Bruce Bennett. Mike Lyon. Larry Fortney. J. D. DeBooy. John Schmidt. Dean Plager. Germaine Cherry. Row 4: Jack Talbott. Jon Kinnamon. Kenny Reck. Larry Howard. Ronnie Newell. Mike Mercer. Dave MacGregor. Richard Tullcr. Bob Tuller. Mark Love. RON NEWELL JUDY JO JOHNSON MRS. DOROTHY Accountant Typist NICKOLS Advisor THESPIANS Kon Hart, President; Judy Jo Johnson. Vice-Pres.; Sally Chcever, Secretary; Sheila Gallagher, Recorder; Dick Powell, Senior Rep.; Terry Rice, Junior Representative. Row 1: Julie Hill. Sally Cheever, Martha Hann, Ann Eidem, Mary Johnson. Judy Jo Johnson, Carolyn Langford. Row 2: Karen Reeve, Sheila Gallagher. Melinda Moses. Juanita Rooker, Judy Johnson, Janyce Wor- rell, Barbara Coolidge. Row 3; Kenny Hart. Ronnie Newell. Jack Talbott, Jerry Wagner, Bob Styre, Stuart Baird, Bill Scott, Jay Smith. Dick Powell, Kenny Reck, Lloyd Patrick, Larry Howard. BEHIND THE SCENES Loft to Right: Jerry Wagner Dave Allison Lloyd Patrick Ken Reck Jim Butler Jay Smith Jim Butler and Lloyd Patrick move a “flat” on stage. Jay Smith raises footlights from stage before play. Jerry Wagner set to pull curtains. O. H. S. Dramatic Club serves a two fold pur- pose offering superb entertainment for the entire student body, while instilling into its members the pride of accomplishment as a result of excellent training. Dramatic Club members have two goals for which to strive: membership in the National Thes- pian Honor Society earned through work in the various productions, and the coveted Hat and Gown” awards given to the most outstanding senior boy and girl. Winners are determined by the high- est number of points earned in dramatic activities and by their total contribution in furthering all Dramatic Club activities. Dramatic Club educates as it enriches person- ality. Page 31 THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES Characters Zar Zan Tsein Ling Mong Fah The Gong Boy Han The General The Emperor The Empress Old Woman A Child Chinese Court Maidens Sally Cheever Judy Jo Johnson Patty Schwartz David Plowman Kay Arnold Melinda Moses Dallas Barnett Jack Talbott Bill Scott Larry Howard Karen Reeve Barbara Coolidge Craig Wagner Susan Jay. Sharon Ros' Susan Swanson. Sally Harper. Diana Harper. Mary Beth Coolidge Weavers of the Royal Stuffs Linda Kay Hittlc. Mari Ann Wilson. Susie Davis. Norma Paris, Carol Galcy. Roy Cramer. Bob Styrc. John Schmidt Citizens Sheila Gallagher. Nancy Wright. Martha Hann. Sally Efner. Michal Moses. Judy Johnson. Clark Workman TIME: Long ago. PLACE: A country much like China. ACT I The Street of the Royal Weavers The middle of the morning ACT II A room in Han's quarters in the palace Noon of the next day ACT III Same as Act I Afternoon of the same day Page 32 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT And the angels said. 'Fear not. for I bring you good tidings of great joy, for unto you is bora this day a Savior which is Christ the Lord!” St. Luke. O. H. S. Speech, drama, and music students retell once again the Christmas story. A highlight of the year's pageant was the string choir of aangels. Page 33 OTTUMWA YOUTH SYMPHONY Row 1: Lois Tipton. Sarah Krafka, JoAnn Leonard. Lavonne Newquist. Row 2: Juaneta Fuller. Serena Coate. Judy Heinz. Helen Eaves. Helen Swanson. Sharon Cunningham. Althea Jones, Connie Jo Anderson. Row 3: Carol Pilcher. Sue Lewis. Patti Stafford. Judy Coleman. Mary Martha James. Linda Baum. Jack Talbott. Elaine Kinsinger, Cora Rupe. Susan LaFollette. Linda Smith. Row 4: Polly Rauze. Helen Young. Phyllis Evans. Don Christy. Karen Cloyed. Don Coate, Christine Ingsbury. Mr. Zahn. Director; Mary Lou Findlay, Stacey Ware. Max Evans. STRING QUARTET Lois Tipton. Sarah Krafka, Eileen Borts. Marilyn VanderWilt. Page 34 OTTUMWA YOUTH SYMPHONY Row 1: Joy Wise, Marilyn VanderWilt. Eileen Bortz. Row 2: Gwen Cline. Nancy Chapin, Janis Ireland, Inagrace Perry. Janet Wright, Marilyn Miller. Stuart Baird. Row 3: Carole Gibbons, Bonnie Mooney, Donna Friend. Suzie Pavletich, Janice Friend. Sharyl Sodemann. Karen Metz. Betty Horns. Jane Kennedy, Barbara Harbur, Jim Carr. Row 4: Dave Allison. Kenny Hart. Mary Akerson. Joe Pollock. Royce Cook, George Tullis. Danny Beach. Paula Myers. Lynne White. FLUTE QUARTET Sharon Cunningham, Connie Jo Anderson. Gwen Cline, Althea Jones. Page 35 A MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Barbara Coolidge. Carol Fisk, Carolyn McFarling, Bonnie Paris, Judy Orman. Janey Brogger, Carolyn Watt, Donna Utt. Row 2: Karlene Collins, Barbara Shilling. Nancy Chapin, Joan Wood. Norma Breon. Jackie Bowling. Carol Miller. Phyllis Sparks. Row 3: Melinda Moses. Jennie McWilliams. Sheila Gallagher. Judy Edmondson. Rachel Cox. Carol Canny. Judy Pumroy, Carolyn Mathias, Juanita Rooker. Kay Bunker. Row 4: Davjd Plowman, Steve Hedlund, Bill Bowling. Keith Dyer. Monte King. Clark Yeager. John Linch, Larry Griffin, Mike Grooms. Dick Matthew. Row 5: Harry Wing. Dave Seutching, Mike Tullis. Bob Phipps. Dave Pottorff, Bob Thompson. Ronnie Newell, Don Mentzer. Marty Carroll. GIRLS TRIO Barbara Coolidge Linda Weems. Julie Hill. Juanita Rooker. A MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Mary Akerson, Sandra Miller, Cindy Hissem, Linda Workman, Patty Schwartz, Althea Jones, Sandy Johnson. Cherie Jo Rochluf. Row 2: Virginia Link. Mary Lou Findlay. Julie Hill, Janice Friend, Martha Hann, Linda Brickey, Linda Petter- son, Joy Lathrop. Row 3: Susan LaFollette. Janet Finley. Mary King. Wilma Miller, Donna Friend. Linda Williams. Sheryl Sode- man, Lee Anderson. Linda Weems. Dorothy Johnson. Row 4: Charles Selman, Bill Adams. Jim Wilkinson. Larry Bergman. Jim Dull. John Hofmann. David Lister, Herbert Herrold. Lloyd Patrick. Row 5: John Grooms, Chuck Hinson. Dave Magrane, Roger Goodwin, Dennis Carroll, Steve Reck, Lynn Loy, Jerry Bean, Jerry Williams. Melvin King. MIXED QUARTET John Grooms. Donna Utt, Carolyn Watt, Janet Finley. Jim Dull. All vocal groups are directed by MISS AAS. BAND Row 1: Elaine Kinsinger, Jack Talbott. Susan La Follette, Cora Rupe, Mary Ruby. Karen Johnson. Row 2: Jim Dull, Patty O’Neil. Kathy Lake, Anita Pohlson, Sheryl Gibson, Judy Johnson, Karen Metz, Sheryl Sodeman, Roy Cramer, Marlin Woolums. Row 3: Judy Barker, Linda Dooley, Jim Fram, Joan Rogenteen, Judy Edmonson. Mary Ellen Pavelotich. Bob Phipps, Jerry Wagner. Linda Brickey. Don Mentzer, Dick Bowen, LeRoy Young, Marjorie Leatherman. Dave Morrow. Row 4: Jerry McCaw, Carolyn Harness. Linda Ramsey, Joyce Buchholz, Cletis Bachmann, Joyce Ullman, Linda Lint. Jerry Seaburg, Dave Ploughman. Bob Davis. Mary Lou Findlay, Carl Vander Wilt, Jerry McCall. Left to Right: John Grooms. Gary Houk, Gilbert Bachmann. Larry Griffin. Donna Friend, Jim Dull, Joe Pollock, Elaine Klnsinger, Karen Metz, Gwen Cline, Janice Friend, Janis Ireland, Sandy Stewart. Anita Pohlson. BAND Row 1: Nancy Chapin. Janice Ireland. Mary Beth Fair. Althea Jones, Connie Anderson. Gwen Cline. Row 2: Linda Smith, Carol Gibbons, Bonnie Mooney, Donna Friend, LuAnn Kirkhart, Walter Drambeck, Gary Modrell, Sandy Stewart. Cindy Hissem. Sharon Cunningham. Row 3: Kathy Toopes, Ed Proctoi. Larry Griffen, John Grooms, Louise Fuqua, Jeanne Williams, Maureen Donelly, Bob Smith. Janice Friend. Judy Kinnear, Linnea Snelling, Mary Jane Harper. Row 4: Gilbert Bachman, Mr. Zahn, Director, J. D. DeBooy, Beverly Smith, Janice Head, Mary Akerson, Joe Pol- lock, Wendell Beall. John Walker, Vernon Schwinn. George Tullis, Dan Beach, Larry Gillen, Royce Cook, Gary Houk. Left to Right: John Grooms. Gary Houk. Bob Phipps. Gilbert Bachman, Jack Talbott, Karen Johnson, Donna Friend, Joe Pollock, Judy Edmondson, Elaine Kinsinger, Karen Metz, Jerry McCall, Gwen Cline. Page 39 With the opening of the 1957-58 school year at Ottumwa High School, the members of the seventy-eight piece marching band began rolling out of bed in time to be present at the 7:45 rehearsals at Schaffer Field. But the band was well paid for the long, hard hours of drill. Among other events, the band marched for football audiences, per- formed for the 1958 Centerville Pancake Day. and received a number one rating at the Southeast Iowa Marching Contest. During the winter and spring seasons, the band is confined to indoor performances. The symphonic band was priviledged to play with the world famous trumpet player. Mr. Raphael Mendez, in one of his concerts. The band also participated in the annual Spring Music Festival, and in the Tri-City Festival, which this year was held in Ottumwa. Hard work plus good times produced excellent results in the band this year, leaving its members with a feeling of accomplishment. The members of next year’s band are looking forward to another great year! Page 40 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Karen Metz. Lois Tipton. Elaine Kinsinger. Sarah Krafka, Lavonne Newquist. Janice Friend. Row 2: Miss White. Patti Stafford. Sheila Gallagher. Carol Burtis. Karen Brogger. Charlene Bales. Row 3: Bill Terhune. Marty Carroll. Virginia Link. Marilyn VanderWilt. Steve Anderson. One of the most active organizations at O.H.S. is the Future Teachers of America. It is to prepare young people for the teaching profession. Miss Nell White is the very capable faculty advisor. The regular meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month. Other than the monthly meetings, the organization has participated in special conferences. In September a district F.T.A. conference was held in Ottumwa and was very suc- cessful. The group attended the Future Teachers Day at Parsons College in November. The speakers gave helpful advice to those who attended. The Annual Spring Banquet was held in April. Seated: ELAINE KINSINGER. President. Row 2: WILMA MILLER. Secretary; LOIS TIP- TON. Vice-President; KAREN METZ. Treasurer. Page 41 FUTURE NURSES Row 1: Norma O'Dell, Barbara Northup, Barbara Palmer. Jean Johnson. Carolyn Harness, Susie Davis, Carol Gibbons, Anita Pohlson. Janet Rogers. Row 2: Eileen Bortz, Jennie McWilliams, Patty Aeschliman, Linda Hittle, Mary Carruthers, Alyce Basset, Patty Bagg. Joyce Middleton, Barbara Miller. Row 3: Rona Fetters, Marsha Graham, Connie McBeth, Marilyn Palmer, Mary Baird, Sharon Bitner, Doris Larson. Nancy Chapin. Carol Fisk. Row 4: Linda Carroll. Kathyrn Rice, Sandra Streeby, Barbara Beaver, Kathie Lake, Sondra Berry, Diana Richards. Bonnie Paris. Peggy Hull. The Future Nurses Club is an organization at Ottumwa High School which any sophomore, junior, or senior girl is eligible to join. To be a member, a girl must sign up in the fall and then take part in the initiation. The purpose of this club is to promote the teach- ings of nursing to girls who have an interest in the profession. It prepares the girls for any future nurses training they may wish to take. Each girl works at the Ottumwa Hospital or the St. Joseph Hospital at least once a week. During the year the girls sponsored a dance, went caroling, viewed a film, went to Des Moines on a field trip, and many other interesting activities were available. The sponsors of this organization are Mrs. Sigel and the Women’s Auxiliary of the Wapello County Medical Society. Row 1: BARBARA NORTHUP. President. Row 2: JANET ROGERS. Treasurer; PATRICIA BAGG, Secretary; JOYCE MIDDLETON. Vice-President. Page 42 LIBRARIANS Row 1: Marilyn Mendenhall. Dixie Lawson. Patty Goudy, Marilyn Collett. Jackie Morrison. Row 2: Peggy Harper, Joyce Gates, Jerri Meredith. Connie Robinson. Row 3: Susan Quinn. Bill Drake. Mr. Johnson. The Librarians Club is composed of students who act as the school’s librarians and who gener- ously contribute their time and industry to the care and need of the library. Their numerous duties include: processing new books, typing, filing, check- ing books in and out. and shelving the books. Be- cause of their work and energy, the library functions very quietly and smoothly, and is one of the school’s busiest spots. Much of the Librarians Club’s suc- cess can be attributed to its outstanding director. Mr. Duane Johnson. Left to Right: JACKIE MORRISON. Secretary- Treasurer; MARILYN COLLETT. President; MR. JOHNSON. Sponsor. Page 43 ART CLUB Judy Stansberry Sharon Carroll Janet Hill Janis Ireland Mary Johnson Joyce Buchholz MARY LYNNE DAUGHERTY. Vice Pres; MARY JOHNSON. President; MISS FELLER. Advisor; JANIS IRELAND. Secretary. This year the Art Club, sponsored by Miss Fel- ler. has concentrated its efforts chiefly on making projects lor other clubs. Their largest was design- ing and making the sets for the Shark Club Pageant. They also worked on projects for the Dramatic Club. Cheerleaders. Pep Club. Librarians Club, and Speech Club. The Art Club decorated the halls of O.H.S. with exhibitions and bulletin board displays. One of the year’s highlights was a very stimu- lating and interesting trip to Des Moines to see the Art Center. Page 44 PEP CLUB Row 1: DIANE DUNHAM. Vice-President; JUDY SCHOOLEY. President. Row 2: MARCIA MARTIN. Treasurer; NANCY COOPER. Secretary. Promoting good school spirit and lots of it is the job of the Pep Club at Ottumwa High School. The members of the Pep Club stimulate good feeling and school spirit for the rest of the school. Along with promoting school spirit, the Pep Club sponsors many events of the school year. These include a King of Hearts Dance, selling mums at homecoming, taking a bus trip to Muscatine, and sponsoring trips to out-of-town football and basketball games. Membership to this worthwhile club is open to high school girls interested in creating and uphold- ing the good school spirit of O.H.S. Mr. Kramer is the club sponsor. Row 4: Sandra Stufflebeam, Patty Tutokey. Myrna Matthews. Carol Shoemaker. Mary Perdue. Ann Thomas. Susan Quinn, Judy Murphy. Charlene Bales. Virginia Jones. Rachel Coe. Row 3: Jackie Morrison. Pam Fredrickson, Carol Kimmel. Carolyn Poncy. Joan Wood. Cheryl Wheeler. Mary Beth Knox. Irene Penrod, Marilyn Collett. Carol Ostergren. Row 2: Carolyn Garman. Karlenc Thomas. Ann Thomas. Shirley Mulgrave, Mary Daugherty. Marcia Martin. Vicki Barnett. Janet Summers. Pat Toopes. Judy Schooley, Judy Valentine. Row 1: W. D. Kramer. Nancy Cooper. Margie Salsberry. Bonita Hudgens. Peggy Moos, Celia Ullrich. Mar- garet Moll. Patricia Aeschliman. Dianne Dunham. Barbara Coolidge. Rose Curtis. Page 45 PROJECTIONISTS Row 1: John McNutt, Geneva Williams. Lynn Soy, Hcsten Simmons. Row 2: Bob Wind. Mark Love. Dane Anderson, Larry McCarty. Row 3: Dave Allison, John Debo, David Ash, Richard Copple. Every student has at some time enjoyed movies in the classroom, but not all students realize the work behind these. The members of this club spend many hours and much hard work in taking care of the projectors and showing the films. It involves a thorough knowledge of all machines used in the building. Our Projectionists Club is under the excel- lent direction of Mr. Alan Dougherty. A hearty thank-you to all the faithful projectionists and to their sponsor. DAVID ASH. Vice-President; GENEVA WIL- LIAMS. Secretary; DAVE ALLISON. President. Page 46 GIRLS RECREATION ASSOCIATION Row 1: Judy Klicker, Lois Chambers. Nancy Watts. Evelyn Green. Stephanie Robinson. Mary Johnson. Evelyn Cropp, Etta Young. Karen Conelly. Row 2: Mrs. Hedlund, Advisor; Betty Lou Morrow, Lois Nelson. Barbara Adams. Jackie Fullmer, Juancza Vivian. Marcia Martin, Constance Robinson. Row 3: Theresa Kealsing. Sandra Lucas, Flora Shipley, Thelma Beerbower. Mary Beth Knox, Carol Page. Judy Schooley. Tho Girls Recreation Association is an organization at O.H.S. which stresses girls' recre- ation or girls' sports. Each year the club has volleyball and basketball tournaments for its members. Special recognition is given to those members who take an active part in the club activities. But these are not the only activities of the G.R.A. The club also arranges for the big homecoming celebrations, the Homecoming Queen, and the dance following the homecoming football game. A Play Day, which is fun for all, is given for the girls in the junior high G.R.A. Clubs. Then the High School G.R.A. Clubs of Southeast Iowa attended a Play Day out of town. This trip was made in April. The officers this year are: President, CAROL PAGE; Secretary, NANCY COOPER; and Treasurer, ETTA YOUNG. The sponsor is MRS. HEDLUND. Page 47 SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: JUDY COLEMAN. Vice-President; MISS METHNER, Advisor. Row 2: JEFF BATES. President; DON PATTER- SON. Treasurer; CAROL GALEY. Secre- tary. The Science Club at O.H.S. is a group of stu- dents organized to develop the ability and interests in various fields of science. This club meets every two weeks and has an average attendance of ten at each meeting. The Science Club participates in a variety of Club activities during the year. Some of these activities are field trips, movies, tours, individual projects, demonstrations, and social gatherings. A student may earn points toward recognition in the honor assembly if he takes an active part in a num- ber of these activities. The sponsor this year was Miss Methner Second Semester Officers: Jeff Bates. President; Linda Cool. Vice-President; Carol Galey. Secretary; Bruce Stutheit. Treasurer. Row 1: Jeff Bates. Judy Coleman, June Gilbert. David Holmes. Row 2: Danny Huddleston, Don Patterson. William Mundell Not pictured: Bob Styre. Mike Derby. Bruce Stutheit. J. D. DeBooy, Linda Cool. Carol Galey. Page 48 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Joan Massbarger, Carole Cochrane. Janyce Worrell. Diana Richards. Anita Mirson, Donna Henry. Molly Myers. Rose Curtis. Maureen Donnelly. Row 2: David Dowell. Mike Sduban. Bonnie Mooney, Judy Westan, Marcia Martin. Ruth Troxel. Pat- ty Goudy, Mary Jo Elliott. Mrs. Castaneda. Row 3: Dave Erhardt. Harry Hansel. Sharon McGowcn. Michal Robinson. Connie Robinson. Helen Eaves. Bobbie Hoffstatter. Row 4: Chriscellc Schoolcn. Stephanie Robinson. Lee Saner, James Ritchie. D. J. Darbyshire. Terry Gwinn. JANICE WORRELL. Secretary; MOLLY MEYERS. Treasurer; D. J. DARBYSHIRE. President; MRS. CASTANEDA. Sponsor. The Spanish Club is an organization open to any boy or girl who is taking, or has taken. Spanish. Although this club is largely for social activities, its members accomplish much in the studying of the lives and customs of our Spanish-speaking neighbors. Meetings, on the third Tuesday of each month, were held in the members’ homes or in the Club Room. A highlight of the year was a Spanish Pinata party, at which the members celebrated Christmas in much the same way the Spanish-speaking people do. Another highlight was a Valentine Day party, at which all the members were allowed to bring a guest. Mrs. Castaneda. Spanish exchange teacher from Cuba, was sponsor for the Spanish Club. Page 49 Y- TEENS Row 1: Sondra Berry. Judy Heinz, Sarah Krafka, Carolyn Harness. Linda Henderson. Janet Rogers. Row 2: Karen Broggcr, Virginia Jones. Kathie Toopes. Ann Thomas. Cheryl Wheeler. Judy Valentine. Row 3: Bonnie Paris. Peggy Hull. Carol Fisk. Barbara Adams, Louise Fuqua. Judie Kinnear. Y-Teens is a world-wide organization for young girls. The group is connected with the Y.W.C.A. and is open to any girl wanting to join. Y-Teens have many different interests such as baby-sitting, dancing, and sports. To develop these interests, lessons in different fields, such as swimming and dancing are taught. The group is particularly interested in basketball as they have a team participating in a league. The Senior Y-Teens have also held several parties and hayrides. A special highlight this year was a bunk party held at Camp Arrowhead with a few of the members acting as counselors. Several of the girls attended the Annual Fall Conference held in Amana, Iowa. Ottumwa representatives also attended the National Convention in St. Louis. Page 50 COMMERCIAL CLUB Front Row: SANDRA STUFFLEBEAM. President; JUDY JO JOHNSON, Vice President. Back Row: PEGGY HAMMEN. Reporter; PEGGY COLLINS. Historian; BEVERLY JO WOOD, Treasurer; DON- NA UTT, Secretary. The Commercial Club is an up and coming organization. It consists of students especially interested in the business world. Any person taking at least one commercial subject is eligible to join. The club has taken several trips this year. They went to Des Moines to visit various business estab- lishments. A trip was also made to Kirksville, Mis- souri, to the State Teacher’s College to study col- lege life. Annual events are a Christmas party and a May breakfast. Row 4: Beverly Jo Wood, Susan Monroe, Patty Tutokey, Patricia Taylor. Judy Heinz. Myrna Matthews, Sharon Pier- son, Carol Ostergren, Ann Thomas, Cheryl Wheeler, Jackie Morrison. Celia Ullrich, Cecelia Hansen, Rachel Cox, Mrs. Wilson. Dorothy Bliss, Peg Collins, Shirley Mulgrave, Sandra Stufflebeam. Row 3: Mary King, Rose Curtis. Karen McFarland, Helen Swanson, Jean Johnson. Patty Bagg, Sharon Lee, Pam Fredrickson, Pat Hughes, Letitia Peiffer, Jean Leedom, Sharon McGowen, Delores Witt, Marilyn Collett, Sher- rill Gibson. Ann Thomas. Brenda Frazier, Rozella Veatch. Geraldine Anderson, Sylvia Martsching, Vicki Combs. Jerri Meredith. Row 2: Linda Lou Smith, Carolyn Watt. Karen Skinner, Linda Workman, Louise Celania, Joyce Middleton, Phyllis Geosvenor, Shirley Heckart. Sherri Rolison. Susan Quinn. Judy Pumroy, Carol Arndt, Nanci Bunten Mary Knight. Margaret Moll. Margaret Ann Celania, Norma O’Dell, Carolyn Langford. Barbara Coolidge, Helen Eaves, Joyce Christy, Joanne Long, Patty Smith, Norma Dukes. Row 1: Karlene Collins, Rosemarie Baier. Donna Utt, Patricia Aeschliman, Janet Howard. Edna Penniston, Jennie Mc- Williams. Susie Kirk. Vicki Cochrane. Peggy Hammen. Sandra Bergman. Barbara Northrup, Judy Jo Johnson. Jacqueline Fullmer. Mary Ann Tullis, Judy Stansberry. Connie Dettmann, Pat Goudy. Joan Wood, Betty Thompson, Serena Coate'. Laura Nygren, Sherri Carr. Phyllis England. Marcello McCoy, Virginia Luper. Page 51 USHERS Row 1: Cietis Bachmann. Norma O’Dell. Barbara Coolidgc, Judy Jo Johnson. Carolyn Langford. Barbara Palmer. Row 2: Kay Arnold, Marge Anderson. Reva Exline. Molly Myers. Mary Johnson, Mary Lou Davis, Meredith Greenfield. Row 3: Billie Adams. Bill Scott, Karen Reeve. Judy Stansberry. Janyce Worrell. Marilyn Palmer. Karen Hol- green, Linda Kluckholn, Sharon Rose, Judy Roberts, Michal Moses. Jackie Blizzard. May I help you? This could very well be the motto of the Usher's Club. About 40 mem- bers ask this question at various high school functions throughout the year. They begin at the football games and continue through plays, musical events, basketball games and Ottum- wa Relays. Finally their work is concluded for the year at baccalaureate and graduation exercises. It is a growing club with an eye always toward improvement. The membership has in- creased about 300 % over the previous year. They are divided into groups that alternately usher at the events. The purpose of this club is to meet the public in the most effective manner with the aim of helping the public and teaching the students. Usher's Club is a sub-division of the Dramatic Club under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Kay Nickols. Their president is Karen Reeve. book four: CLASSIS Page 53 STRONG AND STRAIGHT AND UP TO DATE WE’RE THE CLASS OF '58 JOE JONES President BOB VENATOR Vice-President JACKIE BOWLING Secretary JUDY WILLIAMS Treasurer Class Sponsor. MR. JOHN KILLIAN As we entered these halls again this year, we faced the reality that this is the final opportunity for many of us to acquire knowledge. Our thoughts wander back through the past two years, which held many exciting events in our lives. Our hearts sadden as we suddenly see the months flying by until the time of our dismissal in June. Strong and straight and up to date; We're the class of 58 ! These words were echoed through the halls of O.H.S. by this senior class. We leave with the hope of success for all the classes following ours. We are proud to have been under the instruc- tion of this faculty and take this opportunity to thank them for their time and patience. We wish to thank Mr. Killian, our class ad- visor. for his interest and advice, wishing him success in the future. Page 54 ROBERT ACORD JAMES ACTON Band Mixed Chorus DONNA ALDERSON Argus News Speed� Club Reserves Dramatic Club ROBERT ALLENDER Track Mixed Chorus KAY ALLISON Argus Annual Art Club DAVID L. ANDERSON Football Basketball Track Spanish Club LARRY ANDERSON Intramural Basketball Speech Club LEE ANDERSEN A-Mixed Chorus Argus Annual Accompanist for Small Group STEPHEN ANDERSON Mixed Chorus Future Teachers Association TONY ARANGO Football Track CONNIE JO OSTEEN Girls Recreation Association JUDITH AULT GILBERT BACHMANN Band Drum Major Speech Club Brass Sextet MAX BAILEY Intramural LELAND BAIN Basketball STUART BAIRD Dramatic Club Thespians Ottumwa Youth Symphony All-State Orchestra JOHN BAKER Reserves CHARLENE BALES Pep Club Future Teachers Association Dramatics Ushers VICKI BARNETT Pep Club ALYCE BASSETT Mixed Chorus Library Club Orchestra Girls Gym Team WENDELL BEALL Band MICHAEL BEAN ESTEL BEGGS MARY LOU BELVEL Argus Annual Mixed Chorus Commercial Club DAVID BENNETT Football Track SANDRA BERGMAN Commercial Club Dramatics Argus Annual A-Mixed Chorus WILLIAM BLAKE DOROTHY BLISS Pep Club Band Commercial Club EILEEN BORTZ Ottumwa Youth Symphony All-State Orchestra Future Nurses Club String Quartet RICHARD BOWEN Spanish Club Band Argus Annual SENIORS 1958 JACQUELINE BOWLING Girls Recreation Association A-Mixed Chorus Girls’ Sextette Speech Club THOMAS BOYD NORMA BREON Dramatic Club Speech Club A-Mixed Chorus Girls’ Sextette CAROLYN BREWER Pep Club Y-Teens Girls Recreation Association LOUISE BROADFIELD Future Nurses Reserves FRANCES BRODY Argus Daily Reserves JEFFRY BRODY Football Basketball Swimming Speech Club JANE BROGGER Speech Club A-Mixed Chorus Accompanist-Small Groups B-Mixed Chorus LARRY DEAN BROWN Intramural Basketball MERLAN BROWN Track NORMAN BRUMBAUGH CLYDE BULLARD DELBERT BURNS Football Wrestling KAY BUNKER A-Mixed Chorus Girls’ Quartet CAROL LEE BURTIS Future Teachers Association Y-Teens Pep Club Dramatic Club Page 57 SHARON CALDWELL Pep Club Y-Teens Girls Recreation Association KENNETH CAMPBELL CAROL CANNY Future Nurses Club A-Mixed Chorus EDWARD CANNY WILLIAM CARNES Ushers JAMES H. CARR Dramatic Club Marching Band Ottumwa Youth Symphony All-State Orchestra KATHRYN CARROLL Glee Club MARY CARRUTHERS Glee Club Girls Recreation Future Nurses Club JERRY CARTER Wrestling LARRY CARTER Track LOUISE CELANIA Y-Teens Pep Club Commercial Club Girls Recreation Association SALLY CHEEVER Shark Club Dramatic Club Thespians Argus Annual JON CHERRY Reserves Librarian DENNIS CHERRY Football Track Speech Club Dramatic Club GWEN CLINE Student Council Band Speech Ottumwa Youth Symphony SENIORS 1958 DAVID CLOYED JEAN COATES VICKI COCHRANE Commercial Club Speech Club EDNA MAE COLE Reserves MARIANNA COLEMAN Pep Club Intramural Volleyball MARILYN COLLET Pep Club Commercial Club Librarians Club Glee Club KARLENE COLLINS A-Mixed Chorus Commercial Club PEGGY COLLINS Girls Recreation Association Dramatic Club A-Mixed Chorus Commercial Club SANDRA COLLINS Dramatic Club Pep Club Shark Club Glee Club DONALD COLTRAIN VICKI LEE COMBS Pep Club Dramatic Club G R.A. Commercial Club ROBERT CONLEY Football Track Basketball LARRY CONNER Reserves MAX CONNER Reserves ROYCE COOK Band Orchestra All-State Band Page 59 SONDRA COOL BARBARA COOLIDGE Thespians A-Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Pep Club CAROL COOPER NANCY COOPER Shark Club Pep Club G.R.A. Future Nurses JAMES CORDER CALVIN CORTUM JAMES COURTNEY RACHEL COX Glee Club Pep Club Commercial Club ROBERT CRAIG Track Wrestling ROY CRAMER Dramatic Club Band OHS Dance Band GARRY CRANE SHARON CUNNINGHAM Spanish Club Commercial Club Band Youth Symphony ROSE CURTIS Pep sClub Reserves Future Nurses Spanish Club HOMER DARBYSHIRE Spanish Club JAMES DAUGHERTY SENIORS 1958 CAROLYN DAVIS Y -Teens ROBERT DAVIS Speech Club Band OHS Dance Band SAMUEL DAVIS WILLIAM DEAN A-Mixed Chorus Argus Annual Hi-Y JAMES DELLINGER Reserves NANCY DOOLEY Y-Teens G.R.A. Office Help DIANE DUNHAM KEITH DYER Track Football A-Mixed Chorus EDWARD EAKINS CURTIS ECKLEY Reserves Football Track JUDITH EDMONSON Band A-Mixed Chorus Speech Club Girls Sextette ANN EIDEM Speech Club Shark Club Dramatic Club N.F.L. EUGENE ELLIS Football Wrestling A-Mixed Chorus Reserves JERRY ELLIS BETTE ESLINGER G.R.A. A-Mixed Chorus B-Mlxed Chorus Page 61 JO ANNE F'ISHER Spanish Club G.R.A. JERRY FITCH Wrestling Office Help SUSAN FOSTER Dramatic Club Argus News Speech Club CHARLES FOXX Basketball Reserves PAM FREDRICKSON Pep Club Commercial Club Dramatic Club Reserves JANICE FRIEND A-Mixed Chorus Band Orchestra Future Teachers LINDA FULLER B-Mixed Chortis Speech Club Dramatics Art Club JAMES FUQUA Projectionist Club Swim Team JON GALEY SHEILA GALLAGHER Argus News Thespians N.F.L. A-Mixed Chorus CAROLYN GARMAN G.R.A. Pep Club Art Club SHARLENE GARNER Future Nurses Reserves PHILLIP GATES Football Science Club DAVID GEARY JOSEPHINE GIBBS SENIORS 1958 LARRY GILLEN Marching Band MAYNARD GILLISPIE ROGER GOODWIN Basketball A-Mixed Chorus MARILYN ORANAMAN Future Nurses Spanish Club Y-Tccns MERRILL GRAY Football Wrestling ROBERT GREAR MARVIN GREENE Track Hi-Y MARY ELLEN GREENE G.R.A. Y-Teens Commercial Club LARRY GRIFFITH Track FRANK GRIGGS Football A-Mixed Chorus ROBERT GRIMES Projectionist Club JOHN GROOMS Student Council Basketball A-Mixed Chorus Band PHIL GROOMS ETTA YOUNG G.R.A. Future Nurses Y-Teens Art Club LE ROY YOUNG Band LARRY GUITER PEGGY HAMMEN Shark Club Speech Club MARTHA HANN Argus News Dramatic Club Thespians A-Mixed Chorus KAY HANNAM Glee Club A-Mixed Chorus Future Nurses BARBARA HARBUR JACK HARDING 3.M.C. Speech Club Intramural Basketball MARTIN HARDSOCG Speech Club Radio Club B.M.C. Variety Show JEANETTE HARGRAVE SALLY HARLAND Nurses' Club JERRY HARPER Football Track Basketball Reserves GWEN HARRY KENNETH HART Thespians Argus Annual All State Orchestra N.F.L. RICHARD HARTLEY Volley Ball Football LUCRETIA HAWKINS Usher’s Club ROSE MAE HECKETHORN Y-Teens Pep Club F.T.A. Band SENIORS 1958 FRED HELMICK Reserves KAREN HELMICK Y-Teens Reserves SHAREN HELMICK Dramatics Y-Teens Commercial Club Argus Ad Staff JAMES HICKMAN Football Swimming Track Speech Club JULIE HILL Thespians Speech Club Dramatic Club A.M.C. CHARLES HINSON Basketball Track Speech A.M.C. RONALD HOLMAN Band Orchestra Soph. Student Mgr. Football JERRY HOOTMAN A.M.C. GARY HOUK Marching Band Concert Band Pep Band Dance B'nd LARRY HOUK Band Marching Band BONITA HUDGENS Spanish Club Pep Club PAT HUGHES Commercial Club DOUGLAS A. HUNTERS HAROLD IRELAN Projectionist Club Intramural Basketball R. EDWARD IVES Speech Dramatics A.M.C. Art Club Page 65 JIM JACKS Basketball B.M.C. Projectionists Club ALVA JAMESON SUSAN JAY Shark Club Dramatic Club Speech Club Soph. Cheerleader DONNA JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON Argus News Thespians Commercial Club Dramatics Club LARRY JOHNSON Wrestling MELVIN JOHNSON BERNARD JONES Reserves JOSEPH JONES Senior Class President MARILYN JONES Band Resci ves Pep Club G.R.A. Y-Teens DONALD KELLEY ROBERT KERFOOT Wrestling Debate MICHAEL KETCH AM Varsity Football Trainer Reserves RICHARD KETCHAM Speech Club Variety Show Reserves CAROL KIMMEL Y-Teens Pep Club G.R.A. Speech Club SENIORS 1958 MARY E. KING G.R.A. A.M.C. Commercial Club F.T.A. ELAINE KINSINGER Band Orchestra Argiis Staff Speech Club MAXINE KNEDLER F.N.C. DARLENE KNOTTS G.R.A. Y-Teens Commercial Club Glee Club MARY BETH KNOX Pep Club G.R.A. Spanish Club Reserves ROBERT KOSMAN WALTER KRAMBECK Marching Band Concert Band Swimming Dance Band KAY KUTNICK Argus News Dramatic Club Speech Club SUSAN LA FOLLETTE Band Speech Club Orchestra A Mixed Chorus NIKI LALOU Student Council Shark Club DAVID LAMB CAROLYN LANGFORD MARY ELIZABETH LARSON CHARLES LAW Track DIXIE LAWSON Page 67 CAROLYN LAY SHARON LEE Pep Club Commercial Club JEAN ANNE LEEDOM Commercial Club JO ANN LEONARD Orchestra Speech VIRGINIA LINK A.M.C. LYNDA LOU LINT F.T.A. Band Spanish Club JANICE LONG ROBERT LOGAN Student Council Speech Club JOANNE LONG Commercial Club JOANNE LONG THOMAS LONG ANN LOWE Speech Club CHARLES LUDWIG JOHN LUNKLEY MARCELLA McCOY SENIORS 1958 LINDA McDERMOTT Speech Club Dramatic Club Argua News Radio Club larry McFarland SHARON McGOWEN Future Nurses Reserves Commercial Club Spanish Club STANLEY McNUTT GARY MAJOR Intramural Basketball Track Hi-Y DUANE MANLEY JIMMY MORFORD FORREST MARTIN Reserves MARCIA MARTIN Pep Club G.R.A. Commercial Club Spanish Club ROBERT MARTIN JAMES MARTSCHING ROBERT MARTSCHING Football Basketball Track AMEL MATHENEY Track RICHARD MATTHEW A MC Hi-Y Speech Club MYRNA MATTHEWS Pep Club Dramatic Club Commercial Club Spanish Club Page 69 MARILYN MENDENHALL Library Club Glee Club Speech Club Dramatic Club DONALD MENTZER JOHN MENUIS GERALDINE MEREDITH Library Club Commercial Club Future Teachers Pep Club JOYCE MIDDLETON Future Nurses Pep Club Y-Teens Commercial Club PHILLIP MILLARD WILMA MILLER A.M.C. Future Teachers G.R.A. Spanish Club JERRY MILLHOUSER Reserves LARRY MINCKS ROGER MIRGON Wrestling Reserves Projectionist Club RICHARD MITCHELL Band Orchestra SUSAN MONROE PAUL MOONEY MARGARET MOOS Pep Club Reserves Commercial Club RICHARD MORGAN SENIORS 1958 JACQUELINE MORRISON Library Club Commercial Club Glee Club Pep Club KENNETH MORRISON Basketball Intermural Basketball MELINDA MOSES Dramatic Club Thespians A.M.C. Speech Club SHIRLEY MULGRAVE Commercial Club JOE MURPHY GARY NORMAN Swim Team BARBARA NORTHUP Future Nurses G.R.A. Reserves Commercial Club LAURA NYGREN Y-Teens Pep Club Commercial Club Reserves NORMA ODELL Dramatic Club Future Nurses Usher’s Club WILLIAM O’DELL Football Basketball Track Reserves PATRICIA O’DELL Band CAROL PAGE Band Speech Club Dramatic Club G.R.A. EDDIE PARIS JACKIE PARIS DENNIS PARRISH Reserves Swim Team Page 71 RAYMOND PATKIN A.M.C. DALE PAXTON MAURICE PAYNE LETITIA PEIFFER Y-Teens Future Nurses Commercial Club ALLAN PENNINGTON Student Council Argus News Speech Club Student Council President EDNA PENNISTON Pep Club Commercial Club IRENE PENROD Pep Club Commercial Club LINDA PETTERSEN Speech Club Shark Chib A.M.C. JUDY PIERSOL Pep Club Band SHARON PIERSON Pep Club G.R.A. Y-Teens Commercial Club RONALD PILCHER Art Club Wrestling CAROLYN PONCY G.R.A. Pep Club Future Nurses Y-Teens JOHN PORTER RICHARD POWELL Football Wrestling Dramatic Club Thespians JUDITH PREGON Glee Club Office Help SENIORS 1958 CAROLE RANDALL Shark Club Speech Club N.F.L. Dramatic Club KENNETH RECK Football Track Dramatic Club Thespians JAMES REED Intermural Basketball Intermural Volleyball KAREN REEVE Dramatic Club Speech Club N.F.L. Usher’s Club DICK REYNOLDS Track Wrestling RALPH RICHEY Swim Team Hi-Y HELEN RITZ Glee Club Spanish Club Commercial Club EDWIN ROBETS CAROL ROE CONSTANCE ROE Y-Teens JERRY ROE JOAN ROGGENTIEN Future Nurses Y-Teens Marching Band Concert Band LEO ROSELIP Class Treasurer Hi-Y RITA ROUNCEVILLE Glee Club Pep Club CHARLES RUBY Speech Club Dramatic Club Reserves is 88T Paj?e MARY ELLEN RUBY Speech Club Concei t Band Marching Band Spanish Club RONALD RUBY CORA MAY RUPE Marching Band Future Nurses Pep Club All-City Orchestra BUD RUSH MATHILDA RUSHMAN PHYLLIS RYAN Reserves Commercial Club DOUGLAS SALMON A.M.C. Speech Club Dramatic Club Reserves MARJORIE SALSBERRY G.R.A. Pep Club Y-Teens Future Nurses GARY SALTER Intermural Volleyball JUDITH SALTER Speech Club Dramatic Club B. Mixed Chorus SHIRLEY ANN SALTER Glee Club B. Mixed Chorus MORRIS SAUNDERS Argus News Argus Annual Art Club O.H.S. Cinematographer LOUIS SCHAFER Football Hi-Y Speech Club JOHN 8CHAUB Reserves Basketball Track JUDITH SCHOOLEY Cheerleader Pep Club G.R.A. Reserves SENIORS 1958 LEANNA SCHULZ Y-Teens Band VERNON SCHWINN Band A.M.C. Football Manager SARAH SELIX CHARLES SELMAN B. Mixed Chorus A.M.C. Argus Annual Ad Staff ROBERT SHARP Office Help ALLAN SHILLING NANCY SHOEMAKER PAUL SHOVLAIN Speech Club Reserves Intramural Basketball SUE SLOWENSKY Speech Club Dramatic Club Shark Club G.R.A. BEVERLY SMITH Pep Club Band BONNIE SMITH G.R.A. Glee Club RICKI SMITH Glee Club CAROLYN SMITH Y-Teens Commercial Club DAVID SMITH Football Wrestling JAMES SMITH Page 75 JANE SMITH JAY SMITH Football Dramatic Club Thespians LEE SMITH DAVID SOOTS ROBERT SOOTS Basketball Spanish Club Reserves Volleyball PHYLLIS SPARKS A.M.C. Spanish Club Future Teachers Glee Club WILLIAM STAEBLER Basketball Swimming Reserves JAMES STREEBY Track Football Basketball Reserves SANDY STEWART Band Y-Teens SANDRA STUFFLEBEAM Commercial Club Pep Club G.R.A. Reserves ROBERT STYRE Argus News Dramatic Club Thespians N.F.L. VERLAN SUMMERS Wrestling HELEN SWANSON Commercial Club Y-Teens All-City Orchestra JOHN TALBOTT Band Orchestra Speech Club N.F.L. KENNETH TANNER SENIORS 1958 SONDRA BUTLER PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR Future Nurses Commercial Club KARLENE THOMAS Band Pep Club Y-Teens BERNARD THOMPSON GAYLORD THOMPSON LOIS TIPTON Orchestra Argus Annual Future Nurses Speech Club RICHARD TULLER Dramatic Club Track ROBERT TULLER Argus Annual Dramitic Club Speech Club N.F.L. TOM TULLY Football Band PATRICIA TUTOKEY Pep Club Commercial Club G.R.A. Reserves PAUL TUTOR DONNA UTT A.M.C. Mixed Quartet Commercial Club G.R.A. JUDITH VALENTINE Commercial Club Pep Club Y-Teens B. Mixed MARILYN VANDERWILT All-State Orchestra All-City Orchestra Marching Band Future Teachers STEPHEN VAUGHAN Page 77 ROBERT VENATOR Student Council Class Officer Football Track BETTY VEST JERRY WAGNER Thespians Dramatic Club Speech Club Marching Band JOHN WALKER Wrestling Band JOHN WALLACE BARBARA WALTERS G.R.A. HARLEY WARD Football Projectionist Club JANET WARDLOW CAROLYN WATT G.R.A. Commercial Club Accompanist A.M.C. JOHN WEBBER Swim Team Argus Ad Staff Projectionist Club JOHN WHITEHOUSE Argus Annual Swim Team Speech Club Dramatic Club KEITH WILEY GENEVA WILLIAMS JEANNE WILLIAMS Band Dramatic Club Speech Club Argus News JUDY WILLIAMS Shark Club Student Council Cheerleading Speech Club SENIORS 1958 JOY WISE Spanish Club Marching Band All-City Orchestra Argus Annual MARIE WITT BEVERLY WOOD Commercial Club JOAN WOOD A.M.C. Commercial Club Y-Teens Speech Club MARLIN WOOLUMS Band A.M.C. Intramural Basketball LINDA WORKMAN A.M.C. Commercial Club Argus Annual Speech Club MARVIN WYNN GARY YATES Swim Team Reserves JOHN FLETCHER Page 79 SENIOR CLASS SONG J High sctaol days are o-v r nov qg class-mates we de — port. The £=r ■i J i 1 hopes and joys w« v« shared each day will tarry in oor hearts. The world be fore us lies i -J—J- E full of dreams and vi---sions. 4 A J i -d. + Yet here fond souvenirs a----------bide through the years. As j I ri j j H i 1 O timt goes by we'll think of yoy and memories well hold dear. Though - r c r p 1 ,cj� j j I j jt2 i 1 well not pass this way a-gain,yoor i-mage will linger clear Composers of the 1958 senior class song are two outstand- ing seniors . . . Ken Hart and Julie Hill, both musically in- clined and active in many O. H. S. activities. Page 80 Spit the gum out now, no one's looking! The sixty-four dollar question! “Gee Henrietta, I think you're great! “Now Girls! Girls! Stop right where you are! “According to these plans, this still should work. Twelve yars ago. ah coud'unt evon spell senior -------S-E-E-N-Y-O-U-R. and now I air one! He says he can dig up a friend for you Victor . . . he's an undertaker. Huh, what was that again? You're the only girl I ever think about Helen . . . . er . . . . Mary I mean! Last time he kissed me his upper bridge stuck to my lips. Advance to the rear men, we're being attacked. Help me up you guys. I'll never fight with her again. STRONG IN SPIRITSTRONG IN MIND WE'RE THE CLASS OF '59 Front Row: MARTY CARROLL. President; DOUG ROBERTSON. Vice President. Back Row: JUDY MURPHY. Treasurer; CONNIE LARSON. Secretary. Class of 1959 Class Sponsor: MRS. RUTH BARKER. We the class of '59, have completed our second year at O.H.S. During those past two years we have striven to uphold the honor of our school, and the respect of the community. We are proud of our achievements and honors in the classroom, and in extracurricular activities. We are also proud of our achieved merit in scholarship and citizenship. We. the largest class ever to ente:- O.H.S.. wish to thank our class sponsor. Mrs. Barker, whom we shall never forget, nor shall we forget the teachers, advisors, and counselors who have given so much assistance. As we enter our senior year at O.H.S., we are entering another important stepping stone of education. We look forward to next year when we will be those Superior Seniors . Pag 3 ’ 4 JUNIORS 1959 Row l: Rozc-lla Voatch, Linda Weems, Cheryl Wheeler, Karen Wilson. Delores Witt, Joyce Ullman, Judy Wagner, Celia Ullrich. Karen McFarland, Sharon McGowan. Row 2: Louis E. Vaughn, Dave Webber, Chuck Waie, Joe Wilbanks. Diego Veitia, Don Schippers, John McNutt, Gerald Wynn. Row 3: Jim Zesiger, Gary Stookesberry, Bill Schertz, Steven West, Bill Schwartz. Edward Wilson. Kenneth Vest. Row 4: James Ritchie, Charles Vivian, Dale Warder, Melbern McGlothlen, Al Wardlow, Bob Workman. Row 1: Serena Coate. Barbara Briggs, Margaret Bowden, Barbara Bever, Patricia Clark. Ramona Carder, Margaret Ann Celania, Sherri Carr, Hazel Beeson, Brenda Frazier, Senoya Ford, Nanci Bun ten. Row 2: Jack Cocherell, Dwayne Canny, Joyce Christy, Donna Friend, Charliene Boyd, Carolyn Flac- tiff, Twyla Carnes, Shirley Carnes, Sharon Carroll. Row 3: Isaac Baskett. Ronald Carr, Gary Bishop, Mike Cary. Kenneth Caviness, Marty Carroll, Den nis Carroll, Nancy Chapin. Row 4: Jerry Covert, Delbert Bishop, Carl Boas. Clark Carlo, Phil Fisk, Jack Camper. Kenny Freder- ick, Richard Boyer. Row 1: Connie Larson, Janet Finley. Rosemarie Baier, Sandy Aubrey, Marilyn Bankson, Patricia Aeschliman, Patricia Goudy, Ruth Skinner, Carol Deborn, Carolyn McFarling, Sharon Bauch- man, Patty Bagg. Row 2: Sharon Babcock. Carol Wing, Judy Murphy. Suzanne Bales, Clarice Aubrey. Peggy Harper. Joyce Gates, Connie Fosdyck, Carolyn Borger. Reva Exline. Row 3: Bill Akerson. Bob Baker. Jim Bower. Jerry Shearer, Jerry Bean, Gary Albertson. Mary Lou Findlay, Geraldine Anderson, Marian Butts. Row 4: Gail Swarts, Jerry Farquhar, Bill Barnett. Dick Christy. Steven Archer. Gene Evans. Bob Bailey. Charles Ancell. Craig Barrier. Page 85 JUNIORS 1959 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 1 Row Row 3 Row 4 : Gary Smith, Jerry McCaw, Bill Snook, Marion Shoop, Paula Stater, Mary Ann Tullis, Cheryl Thompson. Susan Swanson. Betty Thompson. Pat Toopes, Ann Thomas. : Jerry L. McCall. Keith H. Simmons. Carol Shoemaker, Patty Smith, Judy Stansberry, Shirley Smith, Nancy Smith. Carole Lundc, Barbara Shilling. Ann Thomas. : Billy Thompson, Harold Bissel. Larry McCarty, Bruce Stutheit. Lonnie Shullow, Dave Suecht- ing. Jerry Stocker. Denny Tipton. Stephen Todd. Bill Tozer. : John Tetmeyer, Robert Steinmeyer, Dyke Spilman, Larry Thompson. Bill Terhune, Bob Loucks, John Tee, William Thompson. George Tullis. : Shirley Curd, Cherrie Ellis, Maureen Donnelly, Mary Eaton, Joyce Fuller. Jaqueline Fullmer. Marge Coyne. Maxine Conner, Carole Cochrane, Phyllis England. : Bill Conley, Thomas Goudy, Paul Covert, Joyce Damerval, Wanda Jean Davis, Eva Gordy, Margaret Day. Luanne Dudley, Helen Eaves. Norma Dukes. : Curtis Davis, Denny Dixon, Wilfred Dommer, Terry Deitch, Maxine Coyne, Evelyn Cropp, Linda Grace. Louise Fuqua. : John Debo, Pat Devlin. Ron Groenewald, Robert DeGroot. Michael R. Greenfield. Jon Davis Jerry Gallaher. LeRoy Gegenheimer, Gary Gobble. : Sally LeGrande. Margie Leatherman. Virginia Leei er. Patty Schwartz. Kav Logan Joyce Sells, Pat Richards, Sherri Rolison, Kathie Lake. Janet Rogers. Diane Richards. Verna Lewis. : Alice Ruby. Maxine Sample, Lee Saner, Cheri Jo Rothlauf, Jo Ann Sampson, Darlene Rohloff Dixie Reeves. Vicki Richardson, Janice Schertz, Sandra Larson, Pricilla Saylor, Sandra St! : Dave Scott, Jerry Sammons, Ramon Scott, Tom Richards. Phil Ryan, Mike Sheehan Scott, Jerry Richmond, Ruby Rose, Joy Lathrap, Gary Risney : Larry Roberts, Dick Savage, Larry Shankster, Richard Ratliff. Ron Rusch, Jerry Lames Bud Sanders, Jerry Seaburg, Leonard Rifenberry, Ronald A. Rysdam. Pago 87 JUNIORS 1959 Row 1: Diane Harper. Mary Johnson. Karen Brogger, Anita Mirson. Connie Jo Anderson. Juanita Rooker, Judy Johnson. Sandy Miller. Carol Arndt. Dorothy Johnson. Linda Henderson. Row 2: Marilyn Reed. Carol Fisk. Sondra Berry. Janyce Worrell. Marcia Wolfe. Sally Efner. Karen Johnson. Linda Steele. Jennie McWilliams. Patty Bruns. Karen Blanchard. Row 3: Larry Howard. Jon Kinnamon, Dave Allison. Monte King. Tom Riley. Bob Thompson. Stan Swartz. Mark Miller. Fred Gilliland. Row 4: Gary Edmondson. Dave Pottorff. Lloyd Patrick. Jim Butler, Ronnie Newell. Bill Gilman. Row 1: Larry Nace, Dan Pickens, Sharon Powell. Sarah Krafka, Lavonne Newquist, Carol Ostergren. Jean Johnson. Althea Jones. Anita Pohlson. Bonnie Paris. Row 2: Richard Olander, Nick Radavich, Emmett Overturf. Jan Pierce. Linda Ramsey, Judy Pumroy, Virginia Jones. Susie Kirk. Sandy Johnson. Kitti Mungoven. Judy Orman. Row 3: Jerry Raines. Larry Stafford, Henry Paxton, Joe Pollock, Jim Musgrove, Mary Knight, Theresa Keasling, Elaine Myers. Row 4: Dan Quigley, Bob Phipps. Clark Raney, Ed Knierim. Will Kent Gary Pregon, Vairel D. Over- turf, Vernon Osborne, Bob Murphy, Melvin Moyer. Row 1: Phyllis Grosvenor, Karen Metz, Peggy Hull, Kathy Ireland, Janice Goulet, Barbara Miller, Mar- garet Moll, Bobbie Hoffstatter, Shirley Hover, Carolyn Harness. Sherrill Gibson, Judy Abbott, Carol Hayes. Row 2: Modrea Maurer. Barbara Millhouse, Sylvia Martsching, Karen Jackson, Carolyn Mathias. Carole Miller. Judy Heinz, Nancy Herrmann, Janet Howard, Cecelia Hanson. Row 3: Ray Mitchell, Hank Moffatt, George Mahaffey, Jerry Harris, Norman Higinbotham, Gordon Heady. Jerry Hamm, Mike McWilliams, Bob Meeker, Mike Grooms. Row 4: Dick Marlin, Chico Johnson, Doyle Jackson, Jerry Millard, Vincent Miller, Alfred McNamar, Bill Montgomery, Butch Hart, Dave Morrow, Phil Merringer, Dave MacKenzie. No one will ever know I put my feet on the lockers. I just know it's a bug, I can feel it crawling through my head! I don't know how she got in there, honesti I must have my clip board back. Further more . . . Portzible! I know, let's start a date bureau . . . and quit after the second boy signs up. FAME AND HONOR IS OUR CHEER, I960 IS OUR YEAR Front Row: CARL VANDERWILT. President: SALLY HARPER. Vice President. Back Row: BETTY HORNS. Treasurer; LINDA BRICKEY. Secretary. Class of 1960 Class Sponsor: MISS RITA KLODT. Full of hopes and aspirations and slightly awed, we, the sopho- more class, began our careers at Ottumwa High School. As preps everything seemed so big and strange, but with the helpful guidance of Miss Klodt, our class sponsor, along with the rest of the faculty, we soon understood high school life and began to establish a worthwhile reputation. This has been a year of new experiences, new friends, and a new way of school life. As we have adjusted to teachers, studies, and classmates, we have begun to develop a firm base on which our future can be built. Experience both happy and sad have filled the days as we have striven for recognition and achievement. While we are al- ready assuming responsibilities and taking the lead in many phases of school life, we anxiously await the day when Bullpups can become Bulldogs. Though we look back on happy junior high days, we also look forward to a bright future at O.H.S. Only one third of our work is over, the best is yet to come. With ambition and initiative on our side, we sophomores have begun a record that will surely remain un- surpassed. Page 91 Pag« 92 SOPHOMORES 1960 Row 1: Shirley Marnholtz, Martha Miner, Beverly Miller. Beverly Moffatt. Sandra Moyer, Barbara Montgomery. Joyce McMillin, Joan Mossbarger, Bonnie Mooney, Betty Ludwig, Pat Moll, Joy Mallonee, Karen McKelvy. Row 2: Sandra Martin, Molly Mvers, Michal Moses. Patty McElrov. Linda Morgan, Judith MucUer. Mcrccdese Miller. Betty Morrow, Connie Murray. Polly McElroy, Dorothy Lynch, Connie Mc- Beth. Linda McCaw, Catherine McDaitt, Marlyn McDonald. Row 3: Mike Lyon. Gary Mather. Ronald Moos. Harold Moore. Tony Lowenberg. John Martshing, Ger- ald McKim, Gary Meeker. Mike Lemberger, John McNamar, John Morford, Everett Miller. Row 4: Garry Modrell. Mark Love, Lloyd McElroy, Don Meeker. Lynn Loy, William Mundell. John Lowenberg, Dave MacGregor. Larry Lony, Roger Moyle, Larry Lupant, Chappie Lougheed. Row 1: Jean Kirkpatrick. Barbara Huber. Jane Kennedy. Doris Larson, Judy Jones. Betty Homs. Joann Kinsley. Karen Jackson. Mary Ann Jinnings, Jaquelyne Huss, Linda Kluckhohn. Row 2: Mike Leedom. Lu-Ann Kirkhart. Janis Ireland, Jaquelyne Lawson. Sue Lewis. Cathy Kitter- man. Vikie Johnson. Janice Long, Joyce Jackson. Betty Hulen. Ethelena Kinkade, Judy Klicker. Row 3: Alex Hvnd. Jack Kinkade. Jerry Krafka. Fred Krambeck. John Larson. Danny Huddleston. Gale Kinell. Everett Linebaugh.' Dave Lister. Melvin King. Roger Hyde. Stephen Lang. Row 4: Stephen Huley. Charlie Johnson. Tom Leon. Charles Huston. John Linch. Richard Lewis. Terry Kent, Daryl Howe, John Lee. John Knox. Row 1: Nancy Tidball. Barbara Woten. Patty Wilt. Nancy Watts. Florence Williams. Kathy Watters. Shirley Wright. Juaneva Vivian. Karen Trout. Judy Young. Arretta Tidball. Jackie Ward. Nancy Wright. Diane Withrow, Janet Wright. Mari Anne Wilson. Row 2: Steve Weidman. Laverne Vest. Larry Zwer. Linda Brickey, Beverly Wagoner. Judy Weston. Linda Frazier. Lorraine Chestnut. Linda Thompson. Donna Yoder. Lana Switzer, Rosetta Cham- bers. Ruth Troxcl. Karen Underwood. Linda Taylor. Diane Tuller. Row 3: Wayne Wright. Larry Tully. Allen Ware. Austin Wilbanks. Wayne Tillotson, Jack Wiseman. Low J. Welle. Steve Wilson. Bruce Thalacker, Roy Waller. Clark Workman, Bob Caldwell. Kenneth Carnes. Dan Beach. John Winblade. Bill Scott. Row 4: Gene Thomas. Bob Wind. Jerry Williams. Don Wright, Jack Wright. Stephen Reck. David Ma- grane, Eugene Flanders. Dick Thompson. Jack Truman, Jim Wilkinson, Mike Waterhouse, Harry Wing. Carl VanderWilt. Harmand Weeks. Jerry Collins, Mike Tygret. SOPHOMORES 1960 Row 1: Karen Conley. Jeraldine French. Sandy Dennis. Betty Dunning. Mary Beth Coolidge. Mary Lynne Daugherty, Carolyn Dimmitt. Susie Davis. Sharon Goffield. Jane Eslinger. Shirley Fish- er. Carlotte Fitch. Row 2: Jon Crane. Mike Dailey. Ella Curran, Beverly Doll, Gloria Dyer, Jerilyn Daniels. Mary Lou Davis. Kathy Dalbe.v. Linda Cool. Mary Beth Fair. Rona Fetters. Judy Carr. Row 3: John Donaho. Phil Davis. Eddie Critchlow, David Edgar. Michael Derby. Jackie Blizzard. Larry Fortney. Richard Copple. Charles Fiscella. David Dowell. Dale Coleman. Ronald Davis. Jim Dull. Row 4: David Dean, J. D. DcBooy, Jimmy Frahm. Harry DeFord, David Fitch. Mike Forbes. Virgil Elmore. Charles Canny. Larry Ellis. Daniel Day. Don Chambers. Row 1: Kathy Caldwell. Joyce Chisman. Mary Carolyn Bibb. Judy Coleman. Judy Blanchard. Sharon Brinegar, Sharon Bitner. Carolyn Brown. Peggy Berrier, Carolyn Bix. Barbara Clark. Row 2: Dorothea Cioban. Cindy Clark. Linda Buchholz. Germaine Cherry. Joyce Buchholz, Jean Carter. Lois Chambers. Elaine Carruthers, Linda Carroll, Diane Butts. Della Brown. Row 3: Thomas Comes. Charles Canny. James Calhoon, Tony Celania, Ron Boles, Jack Chickering. Larry Bergman. Henry Brooks, Bill Bowling. Row 4: Estel Bowling. Duane Coltrain, Michael Canny, Gary Collins, Larry Carl, Ronald Champ, Rich ard Boley, Fred Brandt. Lloyd Brooks. Row 1: Marsha Graham. Sharon Guest. Donna Graham. Ann Grier, Lucille Heckethorn, Judy Herman. Janet Hill. Evelyn Green. Bette Hinton. Cindy Hissem, Carole Gibbons. Janet Garman. Mar- cella Hayes. Lucretia Hird, Linda Hittle. Row 2: Steve Harter. Jim Gosnell. Meredith Greenfield. Karen Hallgreen. Sally Harper. Mary Jane Harper. Donna Henry. Barb Gilmer. June Gilbert. Pat Gilliam. Sharon Hendren. Cindy Giltner. Sue Hendren. Becky Gilman. Row 3: Jerry Gibson. Jason Grimes. John Hofmann. John Grooms. Bill Helmick. Steve Hedlund. David Holmes. Bob Henderson. Harry Hansel, Allan Gilliland. Larry Hanna. Judic Hoff. Sharon Grimes Row 1: Terry Gwinn, Ronald Gillgow. Larry Gooden. Harold Harter. Larry Hall. Larry Griffin. Ron Froolich. Roger Holzhouscr. John Hein. Richard Gibson. Bill Hayes, Trenton Garmon. Charles Goff, Roger Holman. SOPHOMORES 1960 Row 1: Kathleen Seabrook, Lauraly Saylor, Janet Sands. Charlotte Sells. Susan Ross. Sharon Rose. Sharon Shafer. Janet Summers. Dixie Rominger, Rosezetta Sipes. Susie Stewart. Judy Speer. Mary Spillman. Row 2: Colleen Selscr. Sandra Strecby. Patti Stafford. Judy Springer. Sharyl Sodomann, Linnea Snel- ling, Suzann Sanderson. Linda Smith. Karen Skinner. Chriscille Schoolen. Flora Shipley. Linda Smith. Row 3: John Schmidt. Pat Rowland. Butch Richards. Stan Rooker. Hertin Simmons. Jarry Shipley. Pat Soots. Hillis Rupe. Tom Spurgeon. Butch Smith. Bob Summers. Row 4: Bill Smith. Pat Sheehan. Lin Simmons. Mike Salter. Jack Roberts. Bob Short. Jack Shultz. Roger Syferd, Larry Slycord, Robert Smith. Gene Rogers. Dick Sade. Roger Rokery. Row 1: Judy Pierce. Barbara Palmer. Marilyn Pherigo, Claretta Parcel. Carol Roberts. Jackie Rockett. Dcleith Riglcr. Mary Perdue, Judy Roberts. Carol Ann Pilcher, Connie Jo Phillips. Jacki Nelson, Connie Orman, Mary Ellyn Povlctich. Row 2: Shirley Ratliff. Carolyn Reedquist. Michal Robinson. Stephanie Robinson. Norma Paris. Julie Oliver. Janet Paris, Marilyn Palmer. Sheryl Pence. Karen Richardson. Kathryn Rice, Lois Nel- son. Row 3: Dean Paterson. Gary Reed. Bob Powell. Jim Risnc. David Plowman. Tim Pherigo. Phil Robert- son. Ton� Pherigo. Tom Reno, Dean Plager, Joe Perdue, Jim Ncis, Jim Ncvins. Row 4: George Randolph. Richard Parish. Jim Richardson. Ed Proctor. John Perdue, Don Patterson. Hans Portier. Gary Page. Fred Nelson. Jim Pearson, David Nord. Row 1: Carol Galey. Sherry Beasley. Marjory Beasley. Gisir.a Acord, Connie Barker, Sue Bennett. Kay Arnold. Cletis Bachmnnn. Mary Akerson. Barbara Amosson, Jeanne Anderson. Joanne Anderson. Row 2: Connie Baubson, Mary Lea Bailey. Connie Bailey. Karen Belger, Joyce Bactell. Jane Anderson. Mary Baird. Louise Belzer. Carol Baker. Judy Aiken, Sherrill Baker. Judy Barker. Row 3: Gary Alexander. David Barter. Billy Allbright. David Bailey. Mike Mercer. Bill Adams. Judy Allen, Linda Baird. Thelma Bccrbower. Row 4: Jim Kiple. Bob Woodruff. Leonard Hill. David Ash. Jerry Allen, Bob Allison. Steve Amos, Larry Bachman. Jeffre Bates. Page 97 I Me, oh no, I eat anything I want. What? Me worry? Just a minute, and I'll have the treasurer's report. Censored For years I just drifted from one trade to another. Say that's a pretty funny book. Where did you then one day a friend suggested an aptitude test. get it? ■ , book five: FEATURES Sharon Caldwell receives bouquet from Allen Pennington, Student Coun- cil President. SHARON CALDWELL . . . HOMECOMING QUEEN 195 8 Homecoming is one of the most thrill- ing and looked forward to events of the school year. First the Junior and Senior classes chose the five Candidates to be voted on by the whole student body. During the half-time of the football game Sharon Caldwell was crowned queen. Her at- tendants pictured on the opposite page are Gwen Cline, Judy Schooley, Jackie Bowling, and Judy Williams. Miss Cald- well reigned during the game and at the dance that followed the game. The G. R. A. sponsored the dance. Dave Anderson attempts yardage at Homecom- ing game. Ottumwa downed Washington 31—6. Mr. Ed Ross, Chairman of Y Board confers with Corral officers Charlotte Sells, Gary Norman, David Webber, Carol Fisk, and Juanita Rooker. Linda Petterson and Judy Edmonson serve snacks to teens at the Corral Snack Bar. Dancing, enjoying snacks, and visiting with friends are all favorite pastimes at the Y Cor- ral. Each Friday night the Corral sponsois a dance for the teenagers of Ottumwa. The high lights of the year include; A New Year's Dance, the Annual Big Top Carnival, the Valentine Dance and the Spring Semi Formal. The Corral is a Y-M - Y-W organization run by high school students and has adult advisors. The board is made up of forty mem- bers. These members are chosen each year by the executive board consisting of the President. V. President. Secretary and Treasurer. This board meets twice a month to discuss problems and improvements for the enjoyment of the Ot- tumwa youth. Officers this Year are; David Webber, Pres.; Clark Raney. V. P.; Carol Fisk, Sec.; and Marty Carroll. Treas. Y-CORRAL ’58 LET'S DANCE It's New Year's Eve! Doug Robertson swings Diane Harper at a Corral dance. It's a fight for the empty one at Musical Chairs! We refresh ourselves! PRODUCTIONS AND Carl VanderWilt, Joe Jones, and Marty Car- rol, refer to the Speech Club production of Around The World in 80 Minutes. As one of the first and most entertaining productions of the School Year, “Around the World. . . saw humor, music and dance brought before the public. Famous Trumpeter, Raphael Mendez, rehearsed with the band before he presented a program for the public in the auditorium. -—.. ASSEMBLIES Bob Logan and Jack Talbott host Tal- ent Show as famous M.C.'s Bob and Ray. Pat Richards pantomimes as a part of '58 Talent Show. She sings “I'm just a Country Girl. Pruith McFarland entertains students in assembly. The O. H. S. auditorium is one of the most used places in our school. This past year there have been many assemblies for the high school stu- dents and several productions for the public. Plays presented by O. H. S. Dramatic Club. Speech Club, an ed- ucational and entertaining variety show, pay assemblies. Christmas pageant and the annual student tal- ent show are just a few of the many entertaining productions which were presented this year. There are also honor assemblies held in the spring at which time all high school clubs present letters and awards to their members who have earned them. CAFETERIA Row 1: Nina Savage, Hazel Bankson, Anna Penney. Row 2: Marie Bottorff, Mgr. Glarys Harness. ENGINEERS Row 1: William Fish. Ernest Wilkinson, Chester Mier, Chief Eng. Row 2: Charles Leonard, Beulah Downey. Marion Steele. book six: SPORTS Page 107 JIM STREEBY, O.H.S. Athlete of the year As Ottumwa High School Athlete of the year the coaches have chosen Jim Streebv. We can easily see by his record why he was selected. Jim has participated in football, basketball and track with an outstanding record in each. In football Jim has played right halfback in 28 quarters which would give him enough playing time to earn two football leters and almost three. In basketball Jim has played all of the games of the season. 22 games, and has an excellent scor- ing average. In track Jim has made his best showing. He not only has earned many firsts for Ottumwa but he has broken many records including the state high hurdles. Ottumwa High wants to congratulate a great athlete and thank him for the great work he has done in advancing the name of O.H.S. Bill Schwartz attempts a recovery in the Washington - Ottumwa game. COACHES Row 1: William Kramer. Dale Harris. George Magranc. Row 2: Bill Shoemaker, James Humphrey. FOOTBALL Anderson. No. 17. and Bean No. 24, rush in to stop an opponent. The hands of Dale Harris again molded the O. H. S. Squad into a solid pack of fighting Bulldogs. After vigorous scrim- mages and rugged calisthentics. Coach Harris was ready to launch his attack. The bulldogs record was 3 wins and 6 losses this season. When the near wins we had are taken into consideration, we have had a very profitable season indeed. This year Gene ''Bull” Ellis was named most Valuable Player. He was a solid block in the line and it was a rare occasion to see Bull” being forced back. When Bull got his hands on the ball there was almost no stopping him. He got his hands on the ball seven times and went for six first downs and a touchdown. With this record it’s easy to see why he was voted Most Valuable Player. Bob Venator Halfback Jerry Bean Quarterback KENNY RECK Captain VARSITY Dick Cooper End Don Songer Fullback Bill Schwartz Jerry Staton Guard Jim Kipie Quarterback GENE ELLIS Most Valuable Player FOOTBALL Curtis Ecklcy Tackle Bob Martsching Tackle Dave Anderson Halfback VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY Win 3 — Loss 0 — Tied 1 Ottumwa 19 Newton 21 Ottumwa 19 Fairfield 12 Ottumwa 0 Mt. Pleasant 21 Ottumwa 12 Ft. Madison 14 Ottumwa 34 Keokuk 44 Ottumwa 31 Washington 6 Ottumwa 13 Burlington 46 Ottumwa 20 Muscatine 20 Ottumwa 14 Oskaloosa 28 Ottumwa 32 Jefferson City 21 Doug Robertson intercepts a pass. Tom Long — Center Jim Hickman — End Dick Powell — Guard Row 1: Jim Strecby. Dave Anderson. Gene Ellis. Bob Martsching. Jeff Brody. Phil Grooms. Tom Long. Jim Hickman, Ken Reck, Dennis Cherry. Row 2: Jerry Harper. Gary Stookesberry. Fred Gililand, Larry Van Ness. Harold Sissel. Bill Schwartz. Jerry Bean, Jerry Staton. Curtis Eckley, Bob Venator. Row 3: Bill Schertz, Jim Kiple. Dave Magrane. Tom Hart. Lon Frazer. Don Schippers. Tony Arango. Jim Richie. George Magrane - Coach. Dale Harris - Coach. Row 4: Mike Ketchum. Gene Evans. Gary Edmondson. Jim Zesiger. Bob Conely. Mel Anderson. Dave Pottorff, Dick Cooper. Bill Kramer — Coach. Row 1: Alex Hynd. Phil Davis. John Donaho. Dave MacGregor. Mike Mercer. Bob Allison. Bob Woodruff. Jarry Shipley. John Purdue, Eddie Critchlow. Row 2: Bruce Thalakcr. Tom Beechum, Bob Powell, Purley Bowling, Jack Shultz, Stan Rooker, Gary Reed, Lloyd Brooks. Larry Ellis. Larry Tully. Row 3: Coach Humphrey. Steve Reck. Allen Gilliland. Bill Smith. Leonard Hill. Larry Long. Tom Pherigo. Harry Wing. Steve Amos, Bruiser Flanders. Coach Shumaker. BFLLPIPS Won 3 — I ost 3 — Tied 0 Ottumwa 0 Oskaloosa 13 Ottumwa 31 Centerville 0 Ottumwa 7 Washington 0 Ottumwa 6 Burlington 28 Ottumwa 0 Fairfield 7 Ottumwa 21 Mt. Pleasant 7 BASKETBALL COACHES This year was very kind to Ottumwa’s basketball squad. Although we didn’t win them all we did prove that it is no simple job to defeat a determined Ottumwa team. This also is the last year Fred Maasdam will be on the coaching staff. It is with great sorrow that we see the man we have grown to love as Fred” retire from his very worthy position as head coach. When the boys were cold” Fred would talk to them and relieve their tensions and when they were tired he would bring them out to rest. If teams are judged by their coach then Ottumwa High has the best team in the entire nation. Our able coaches Mr. Maasdam and Mr. Humphrey. Dick Christy Sonny Bain VARSITY Jim Streeby Jon Davis Chuck Hinson Roger Goodwin BASKETBALL Dick Savage John Grooms Won 10 — Lost 9 Ottumwa 57 Albia 31 Ottumwa 33 Oskaloosa 41 Ottumwa 56 Roosevelt 67 Ottumwa 49 Keokuk 47 Ottumwa 41 Mt. Pleasant 32 Ottumwa 50 Muscatine 53 Ottumwa 53 West Waterloo 61 Ottumwa 59 Burlington 58 Ottumwa 62 Fairfield 53 Ottumwa 55 Washington 48 Ottumwa 48 Ft.Madison 51 Ottumwa 51 Keokuk 74 Ottumwa 57 Mt. Pleasant 56 Ottumwa 44 Muscatine 61 Ottumwa 79 Ft. Madison 71 Ottumwa 60 Burlington 63 Ottumwa 70 Fairfield 48 Ottumwa 46 Washington 37 Ottumwa 61 Marshalltown 77 Tournament Ottumwa 66 Fairfield 31 Ottumwa 41 Bloomfield 38 Fredricks stretches for a high one. VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Jim Jacks Mgr., Kenny Fredricks, Jim Streeby. Chuck Hinson. John Grooms, Dick Savage. Dick Christy, Denny Carroll, Larry McCarthy Mgr. Row 2: Coach Humphery, Gary Gobble, Jim Zesiger, Sonny Bain, Roger Goodwin, Jon Davis. Jerry Bean. Coach Maasdam. Row 1: Bruce Thalacker. Dave Edgar, Bob Woodruff, Carl VanderWilt, Jim Kiple, Dave Magrane, Bugsy Wing, John Hofmann. Row 2: Bob Allison Mgr., Eddie Critchlow. Dave Lister, Charley Huston, Roger Syferd, Steve Amos, Bill Smith. Row 3: Larry Long. Jerry Williams, Mike Tygret, John Lowenberg, Lloyd Brooks, Bernard Smith, Coach Humph- rey. BULL PUPS Won 12 Ottumwa 63 Ottumwa 36 Ottumwa 56 Ottumwa 39 Ottumwa 47 Ottumwa 44 Ottumwa 42 Ottumwa 40 Ottumwa 39 Ottumwa 53 Ottumwa 58 Ottumwa 45 Ottumwa 53 Ottumwa 52 Ottumwa 44 Ottumwa 42 Ottumwa 61 Ottumwa 66 Lost 6 Albia 16 Oskaloosa 38 Roosevelt 67 Keokuk 49 Mt. Pleasant 43 Muscatine 39 West Waterloo 56 Burlington 46 Fairfield 41 Washington 23 Ft. Madison 44 Keokuk 36 Mt. Pleasant 42 Muscatine 36 Ft. Madison 38 Burlington 36 Fairfield 55 Washington 23 Page 119 Row 1: Dave Barton. Jim Fuqua, Len Frazer. Jeff Brody. Dave MacGregor, Clark Raney. Dave Webber. John Raney. Allan Gilliland Mgr. Row 2: Mike McWilliams. Bill Kerfoot, Fred Nelson, Gary Norman. Hans Portier. John Whitehouse. Fred Kranv beck. Jim Hickman. Mr. Shumaker. 0. H. S. SWIMMERS Ottumwa 59 North Des Moines 36 Ottumwa 45 Lincoln Des Moines 41 Ottumwa 44 Muscatine 41 Ottumwa 24 Burlington 62 Ottumwa 38 Burlington 48 Ottumwa 31 Central 78 Ottumwa 54 Muscatine 32 Page 120 The Ottumwa High School swimming team ended this season with a very excellent record. Except for two heartbreaking losses to Burlington, the Ottumwa swimmers v ere undefeated in their conference. Ottumwa turned out many very good swimmers this year, putting two boys in the state meet and capturing top honors. Congratulations to a very fine group and thanks to them for contributing so much hard work to advance the name of O. H. S. Len Frazer executing his specialty. . . the butterfly. Dave Webber. . . backstroke champion. RELAY TEAM Row 1: Dick Morgan, Phil Robertson, Jerry Covert, Bob Craig, Jerry Staton, Gene Ellis. Row 2: Ron Richmond, Delbert Bishop. Clark Yeager. Larry Ellis. Steve Reck. Jerry Shipley, Larry Tully, Gene Flanders. Row 3: Bill Schertz, John Perdue. Jerry Carter, Bill Schwartz, Tony Lowenberg, Tiny Hill. Row 4: Dave Putt off, Gary Stookcsberry, Gary Edmondson, Mel Anderson, Coach George Magrane. WRESTLING SQUAD Ottumwa 20 Musky 28 Ottumwa 5 Fairfield 44 Ottumwa 2 Leon 44 Ottumwa 16 Chariton 27 Ottumwa 15 Muscatine 27 Ottumwa 18 Burlington 25 Ottumwa 11 Fairfield 30 Ottumwa 13 Fairfield 31 Ottumwa 26 Chariton 16 The Ottumwa High wrestling squad has had its share of tough breaks this year. The reason is the loss of so many of its top grapplers. Coach Magrane with his wrestlers, who for the largest part were inex- perienced, showed true Bulldog spirit by fighting hard to the last meet of the season. This is only the fourth year in which Wrestling has been in- cluded in our sports department. For this reason we may feel proud of our boys who grappled with old pros from schools that have been in wrest- ling meets for many years past. Page 122 As the Annual goes to press, the Ottumwa High Golf team has not yet entered into competition with the other schools of the area. It is ex- pected, though, that under the able coaching of Mr. James Humphrey we will be proud of the showing this section of our athletic department will make. It is certain that these twelve boys will do the best they can to bring fame and glory to the Halls of Ottumwa High . GOLF Bob Phipps only returning letterman. Row 1: David Holmes. Bob Phipps. Tom Long. Marty Carroll, Harry Wing. Row 2: Hillis Rupe. Steve Amos. John Lowenberg, Steve Harter. Lavem Vest. Row 3: Chuck Canny. Mr. Humphrey. Buddy Hansel. Squad members not in picture: Denny Carroll. Steve Bookin. Allen Taylor. Steve Taylor, and Channing Wolfe. Row 1: Susan Jay, Vice President; Lucy Bard. Sponsor; Sally Cheever, President; Row 2: Judy Williams, Treasurer; Ann Eidem, Sec- retary. This year, as in these past, the Shark Club pre- sented its annual Spring Pageant. The members of this club are Ottumwa’s gymnasts of the water. The purpose of the Shark Club is to promote safety and fun in water sports. Each member must complete her senior life saving before her first year is over. The Shark Club is both directed and sponsored by the very capable Mrs. Bard. Her very talented assistants are: Sally Cheever, President; Susan Jay, Vice-President: Ann Eidem, Secretary; and Judy Williams. Treasurer. SHARKS Row 1: Carole Randall. Sue Slowensky, Peggy Hammen, Sally Cheever. Susan Jay. Ann Eidem, Judy Williams, Wanda Davis, Nancy Cooper. Row 2: Barbara Beever, Karen Brogger, Marcia Wolf. Marylin Reed. Joy Cassill. Modrea Mauer, Diane Pepper. Carol Wing. Carol Linde. Virginia Jones. Row 3: Sally Harper. Molly Myers, Ann Grear, Charolotte Sells. Connie Bankson, Mary Carolyn Bibb. Judy Springer. Sue Ross. Sally Checver, Judy Williams, Modrea Maurer. Picnickers . . . Molly Meyers, Marilyn Reed. Susan Jay. SHARK CLUB PAGEANT Celebrating Halloween are Karen Broggcr. Marcia Wolfe, Nancy Cooper. Ann Eidem. Judy Schooley, Judy Williams, Carol Wing, Connie Larson. Linda Taylor. Cindy Clark. Barbara Amosson, Bette Hinton. CHEERLEADERS Yea Red! Yea White! Yea Ottumwa! Fight! Fight! Fight! These words have often been re- peated by eight girls known as the Ot- tumwa High Cheerleaders. These girls are truly what makes a sports event full of pep and school spirit. These four varsity and four sopho- more girls have never failed to arouse the old Bulldog spirit in the least sports minded of us. It is with this small writ- ing that we wish to express thanks for all the Cherleaders have done for Ot- tumwa High. TRACK The Ottumwa High School track team has made a great comeback this year. They received State Champion- ship for high and low hurdles at the A. A. U. indoor meet; and set a new State record for high hurdles. At the Little Six meet honors in both high and low hurdles and broad jump. They also scored honors at the Ot- tumwa and Oskaloosa meets and are sure that they will hold up to their re- cord in the Drake Relays. So hats off to a great 1957 - 58 track team! Ottumwa High salutes you! Dave Anderson clears the bar. Row 1: Delbert Bishop. Charles Golf Mgr., Steve Reck. Jim Hickman, Dick Boyer, Gary Harper, Keith Dyer. Bob Conley, Curt Eckley, Gary Risney Mgr. Row 2: Ron Rush. Dave Magrane, Roger Syferd, Ronald Glasgow, Virgil Elmore, Jerry Bean, Jarry Shipley. Bill O’Dell. Row 3: Billy Adams, Dave Anderson, Marlin Wool urns, Jim Streeby. Bill Conley. Fred Gilliland, Dick Fuller. Row 4: Lloyd Brook. Tony Arango. John Linch. John Perdue, Dan Day, Dennis Cherry. Carl Van- derWilt, Coach Magrane. Row 5: A1 Gilliland, John Paul Grooms, Alex Hind. John Tee, Leonard Rifenberry. Richard Copplc, Heston Simmons, Coach Newell. —■___ Bob Conley and Dick Boyer. Jim Streeby. Bill O'Dell. Page 329 BYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED THE NEW KINNEY'S Dr. C. J. Hinson OPTOMETRIST HOME OF THE EDUCATOR 108 S. Court St. Ottumwa, Iowa SHOE Dial MUrray 4-7421 120-122 East Main CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58'' HOME OF QUALITY CASTINGS O'HARA HARDWARE APPLIANCES Ottumwa Foundry, Inc. Dial MUrray 2-4528 218 South Market St. Ottumwa, Iowa Drs. Loerke Loerke Compliments of Osteopathic Physicians THRIFTWAY WE GIVE KING KORN STAMPS 115 N. Marion 721 Church Street Dial MUrray 4-8242 and 1313 N. Court ATLAS TIRES—BATTERIES Akerman AAA SERVICE HARNESS Auto Company CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH STANDARD SERVICE Ottumwa’s Best I wd Cars 209-213 West Main Street Dial MUrray 2-9117 Ottumwa. Iowa Main and Jefferson Dial MUrray 4-5444 D. O. Bovenmyer, M. D. W. C. Wolfe, M. D. Gustaveson Insurance Agency 306 East Main Street Disease of Eye, Ear. BALLINGALL HOTEL BUILDING OTTUMWA. IOWA Phone MU 2-4991 Nose and Throat L. C. Gustaveson Home Phone MU 4-5969 Hofmann Bldg. E. F. Olson Home Phone MU 4-4861 D. L. Gustaveson Home Phone MU 4-6269 CONGRATULATIONS I earn a profession and be secure for your future CLASS OF 1958 OTTUMWA M. M. Refrigeration L. O. Moffet, Owner BEAUTY ACADEMY Air Conditioned for your Comfort OTTUMWA BEAUTY ACADEMY Ottumwa, Iowa Located in your City Dial MUrray 4-7320 224 E. Second Street COX BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF INTERIOR DECORATORS 1958 UPHOLSTERY—DRAPERIES S. S. KRESGE CO. Furniture Made to Order Paints — Carpeting — Wallpaper The Corner Dime Store 1434 W. Second MUrray 2-4721 132 E. Main St. Congratulations to the The Home of Everyday Low Prices Graduating Class of 1958 A St P Food Stores Sorden Music Co. 509 E. Main St. Pag 131 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1958 Congratulations to CRITCHLOW COAL Class of '58 COMPANY 215 South Benton Hallberg's Super Valu Dail MUrray 4-5846 When your bin gets low CALL CRITCHLOW Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 CONGRATULATIONS IDEAL READY MIX CO. AND BEST WISHES Ottumwa, Iowa DAD'S BOTTLING CO. The Modern Way To 504 Richmond Ave. Buy Better Concrete” Phone MU 4-8557 Congratulations and Best LA FORGUE BROS. Wishes to the Class of '58 LUGGAGE - BRIEF CASES BILL-FOLDS and LEATHER Raun and McCreedy NOTE BOOKS ANIMAL HOSPITAL Dial MUrray 2-4485 112 W. Second St. Ottumwa, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS The Members AND BEST WISHES TO THE of the CLASS OF '58 Ottumwa YWCA PANGBORN'S Congratulate the Seniors Dial MUrray 2-5491 This Association is here 827 E. Main Street Ottumwa, Iowa to serve you Page 132 Cool Costs Less Burns Best C. E. Cross Co. MADISON AVENUE COAL COMPANY DRESSES — SUITS — COATS 110 So. Madison Ave. WOMEN —- MISSES — GIRLS Dial 4-7837 111 East Main Street Iowa—Illinois—Kentucky—Virginia A DIFFERENT GASOLINE A BETTER MOTOR OIL AND PERFECT SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS FROM AT HEADY'S Pella Rolscreen Co. Pella Windows D-X Pella Folding Doors Dial MUrray 2-9267 2227 N. Court Ottumwa 203 W. Second Ottumwa, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Beckman Bros. FULTON'S Tile Shop SEED STORE Floor Wall Tile Specialists Dependable Phone MU 4-4361 Seeds and Nursery Stock 16 Church St. Ottumwa, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Wm. N. Whitehouse CLASS OF '58 Tommy's M. D. Physician and Surgeon ICE CREAM 502 E. Williams MUrray 2-9175 507 Hofmann Bldg. Ottumwa, Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williamson Dial MUrray 4-4153 BEAUTY BOX MU 2-3573 1201 E. Second BEAUTY ROOM MU 2-2055 205 Jefferson Square COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 HILLS REXALL DRUG Corner Market and Main Street Congratulations to the Class of 1958 T. J. MADDEN CO. OPEN DAILY 9:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. SUNDAY 10:00 A. M. TO 7:00 I� . M. — The Friendliest Store In Town — Pago 134 Loran E. Coppoc, M. D. SURGERY 506 Hofmann Bldg. Dial MUrray 4-8782 Ken Hamilton TAILOR SHOP 226 East Main Street If ■ � Ift ft «ft --ft ' -ft V ft ft c G o R N A G D R U A A T T U E L S A T I O N S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 INGEL'S VARIETY Community Funeral Service 1419 E. Second St. MU 2-3638 Tops in Toys and Ndveties 201 E. Second St. Page 135 MIKELS OLDSMOBILE COMPLIMENTS OF o p OLDSMOBILE — GMC TRUCKS SALES SERVICE v - Luraber Co COMPLETE BODY SHOP 206 Church St. Dial MU 2-4517 Dial MUrray 4-6526 138-140 Church St. Ottumwa, Ia. CLARK'S TEXACO F. W. Morgan, M. D. NORTH COURT ROAD 208 Jefferson Sq. Medical Center (§) MU 4-6579 ALL TEXACO PRODUCTS FIRESTONE TIRES Wm. C. Brunk CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 INSURANCE AGENCY Kranz Flowers Dial MUrray 4-6511 Service and Quality Since 1893 127 E. Second St. Ottumwa. Ia. 312 East Main Street Phone 2-5487 McCaughey Insurance Agency Katie's Bakery Marie Foglesong 112 E. Second St. Ottumwa. Ia. Dial MUrray 2-3489 Fine Breads — Cakes — Pastries Home of the “Real McCoys' “Home of the Wedding Cake” Page 136 BEGGS MAGNETO SPEEDOMETER AND ELECTRIC Walter E. Herrick, M. D. D. Dale Emerson, M. D. Starter, Generator. Magneto and Regular Service Batteries and Accessories Physicians and Surgeons Dial MUrray 2-1329 Cor. Sheridan Ave. and Church St. 107 S. Court St. MUrray 4-4426 Nimocks Insurance Agency REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Walter A. Zlogar, Inc. General Contractors 212V2 South Market Street McNett Bldg., 2nd Floor over Western Union Ottumwa, Iowa St. loseph Hospital DON GALLAGHER 1600 N. Ash St. Phone 4-4655 FOOD MARKET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 Main and Ash Streets CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Dr. Roberts MARKETT PEDIATRICIAN LUNCHEONETT FOOD FUN” 114 S. Market Dial MU 2-4045 Jefferson Square Medical Center Page 137 Art Reilsnyder EVERYTHING FN MUSIC 520 E. Main Phone MU 4-8546 Pianos—Band Instruments Stephan Fox, M. D. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Medical Arts Building 118 West 3rd Street Ottumwa, Iowa Dial MUrray 2-0516 MINIATURE GOLF LINKS AND MALT SHOP “A Nice Place for Nice People” Highway 63 — North City Limits — Ottumwa. Iowa OPEN—1:00 P. M. 'till 11:00 P. M. — Monday through Saturday Sundays—2:00 P. M. 'till 11:00 P. M. COOL ACRES offers clean wholesome amusement and refreshments. Miniature golf is relaxingly restful. Match your skill against that of your friends. You Can't Beat Fun To the Class of '58 CONGRATULATIONS HUBER'S 404 N. Madison FIELD TOWN SEEDS Since 1911 ERLAND Conoco Service across from Y.M.C.A. Free Pickup and Delivery S A H Green Stamps Dial MUrray 2-9123 Page 138 JOLLY CLEANERS Dr. Phil O. Swanson 110-112 N. Market OPTOMETRIST LUSTRE-SHEEN CLEANERS 521 Church Street Phone MU 2-2662 L. H. HOLMES W. R. TOZER Ottumwa, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 CASEY'S SHOE REPAIR 220 South Market First Door South of O’Hara Hardware KECK'S SINCLAIR 902 W. Second St. USED CARS WRECKER SERVICE SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Phone MUrray 2-9151 COMPLIMENTS OF PHOENIX INSURANCE AGENCY Sigel's Economy Furniture GENERAL INSURANCE 316 E. Main Ottumwa, Iowa FOR BARGAINS—It's Always HERMANS CAFE UNITED Food Markets 329 W. Second St. 431 Church Street GOOD FOOD AT POPULAR PRICES 321 E. Main St. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of 1958 Tage 139 KUENKEL S Diamonds Fine Jewelry—Watches Dial MUrray 2-5221 517 Church St. Ottumwa, Iowa BEST WISHES CLASS OF '58 ffictutrS Russell Mote Next door to Hofmann's Congratulations from your HALL-EKFELT L. A. Taylor, M. D. FURNITURE CO. Lane Cedar Chests $49.95 $1.00 Weekly EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT 404 Hofmann Building Completo Homo Furnishing 112-114-116-118 W. Main Street THE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I. H. BRENNEMAN CLASS OF 1958 INSURANCE SERVICE DUPY'S BAKERY CAFE 204 E. Second St. 106 S. Market MUrray 2-9217 Extends its Congratulations To the Class of 1958 GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HKALTH” Lagomarcino-Grupe Congratulations to the Class of Company 126-132 W. Main Street ”58 Wholesalers of And Best Wishes to all Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Town Club Canned Foods Ottumwa High School Students and ROWE DRUG Birds Eye Frozen Food Serving Ottumwa and surrounding 531 Church St. territory for over 80 years Page 140 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1958! Serving Southern Iowa for Eighty-Six Years Page J 41 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM G. Raymond Johnson, M. D. 307 Hofmann Building Don's Hardware AND Variety OTTUMWA, IOWA 557 So. Milner Dial 4-5172 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58! —sis------ JOHN DEERE OTTUMWA WORKS OTTUMWA, IOWA LAUNDROMAT SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY It's Fun to do Your Laundry at the Laundromat We Give S H Green Stamps Dial MUrray 2-4216 229 W. Second St. Ottumwa, Iowa from 226 East Main Street DENNY'S GROCERY 407 North Ash Phone MUrray 2-7121 Doctors Howell, Blome, Lister Wormhoudt General Surgery and Consultation 401 Hofmann Bldg. Ottumwa Tent and Awning Co. OTTUMWA RUG CLEANERS Dial MU 2-2257 635 W. Second St. OTTUMWA. IOWA NICOSON Paint Wallpaper Co. owned by Bernic Whitacrc PAINT WALLPAPER ART SUPPLIES 207 East Main Street, Ottumwa. Iowa Dial MUrray 2-1615 Congratulations Union Bus Depot Charters Everywhere 321 East Second To the Class of '58 CONGRATULATIONS ARNOLD'S 109 South Market Ottumwa's Oldest Reliable Jewelers Since 1904 BEST WISHES—CLASS OF '58 Family Shoe Store A. L Yarowsky, Owner SHOES. HOSIERY AND BAGS Dial MUrray 2-0112 220 E. Main St. Ottumwa. Iowa McCUNE Insurance Agency R. F. McCUNE 1 14 72 East Third Phone 4-8524 Insurance and Bonds f'ag«S 43 ERNEST A. BAER (F. P. BAER SON) Insurance and Real Estate 208 E. Second St. Dial MUrray 2-0864 For Your Photographic Needs The CAMERA SHOP Ottumwa's Only Exclusive PHOTO SUPPLY STORE Dial MUrray 2-6672 For The Best In Dry-Cleaning AMERICAN Drive-In DRY CLEANING—SHOE REPAIR FDD The Florist 214 E. Second By Karl and Margaret Wilz BOWL FOB HEALTH Light Lunches—Drinks GIBSON BOWL Free Instructions By Certified Instructor Phone 2-9380 Open Bowling Saturdays Sundays BOWL FOR PLEASURE R. O. Hughes, M. D. PEDIATRICIAN Birth to 15 years Medical Arts Building Dial MUrray 4-6064 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ”58 NELSON'S SHOES 106 E. Main Ottumwa, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS TO the Class of '58 SCHAUB'S QUALITY SAUSAGE PRODUCTS Phone MUrray 2-1297 Pape 144 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ”58” Harry E. Wing, D. O. Y-CORRAL YOUTH 132 E. Main CENTER Ottumwa, Iowa LOCATED AT THE YMCA WHEN YOU BUY AT PENNEY S It's Right— IN QUALITY COMPLIMENTS OF Ottumwa Mercantile Company IN STYLE 302 West Main IN PRICE ouys McElroy Reed Insurance — Real Estate 1261 E. Main Above Grants S. F. SINGER. M. D. R. A. HASTINGS. M. D. W. W. IRELAND. M. D. Fred King Jim Adams KING ADAMS Grocery X-Ray and Radium Fruits. Vegetables and Fresh Meats 606 Hofmann Bldg. Dial MUrray 2-1318 Dial MUrray 2-6380 2105 E. Main St. Page 145 SPAHN ROSE LUMBER CO. Main at Iowa MUrray 4-4667 “ONE PIECE OK A CARLOAD — COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE” The Men's Shop ifergusonKirkland 1 Ottumwa's Smart Store for Men 209 East Main Street Dial MUrray 2-3319 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CORNPICKER Jefferson and Pennsylvania GLOVER MOTOR CO. PLYMOUTH AND DESOTO DEALER Guaranteed Used Cars Johnson Sea Horse Motors Phone 2-3422 613 Richmond Ave. Page 146 Sidney Brody, M. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON 2284 E. Main Phone 4-4621 That YOU May Live and Grow In A Better City (fTfcsS) THE CHAMBER of COMMERCE Lentner Cycle Co. FOR ALL OTTUMWA HIGH— IT'S Harley Davidson Motorcycles Silii 410 Richmond Ave. Ottumwa, la. OF COURSE! The BEST in Fine PATTERSON FOODS MONUMENT CO. AT THE 801 Church St. Quality Grocery Dial MUrray 2-3176 Dial MUrray 4-6521 532 N. Jefferson Ottumwa. Ia. GUYS Dr. L. Q. Keesey Fresher—Tastier DENTIST CHIPS 205-207 Anderson Bldg. Ottumwa, Iowa Page 14 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK Your Friendly White Bank on the Corner CURB BANKING Member ol Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BAUMAN CHRISTY AGENTS STATE FARM INSURANCE Top Notch Protection — Rock Bottom Rates Auto-Life-Fire-Hospitalization 304 Church Street Phone 2-5716 CHIDESTER S BICYCLES—RECORDS RADIOS—HOME APPLIANCES TELEVISION 233 S. Market St. Since 1900 D. G. Emanuel, M. D. Edw. W. Ebinger, M. D. Gregg Snyder, M. D. 203 E. Second Dial MUrray 4-4618 Idris S. Lodwick Osteopathic Physician Grant Bldg. Dial MUrray 4-6889 McClellans Ladies Specialty Shop 103 E. Main Blouses — Sweater — Lingerie Skirts — Corsetery — Uniforms .Maternity Wear — Accessories Niemeyer Bros., Inc. YOUR PAPER MERCHANT SINCE 1900 Ottumwa, Iowa Pedrick Thorne Inc. HARDWARE FOR YOUR HOME ROMINGER INS. AGENCY R. W. Howard D. E. Howard RELIABLE INSURANCE DEPENDABLE SERVICE 110 W. 2nd St. Dial MUrray 4-6575 Page 149 FAMOUS FOR FINE DIAMONDS FOR 44 YEARS BOOKIN JEWELRY CO. EASY PAYMENTS AT NO EXTRA COST BULOVA — GRUEN — ELGIN — HAMILTON WATCHES 113 E. Main St. MUrray 2-5135 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 B. P. 0. ELKS 347 RAY BUTLER, INC. FURNITURE—APPLIANCES—TELEVISION Fine Merchandise at Reasonable Prices Free Parking Liberal Terms 335 Church St. Dial MUrray 4-5427 You Furnish the Girl—Let Us Furnish the Home Compliments of IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO. OTTUMWA, IOWA I’ugd 150 Dr. R. C. Bibb Dentist 308 Hofmann Bldg. Dial MUrray 4-7331 Arthur L. Blome, M. D. 202 Jefferson Square Ottumwa, Iowa JOHNSON'S FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE 408 CHURCH STREET DIAL MURRAY 4-5423 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958! For Every Sport, We Have The Proper Equipment AT THE RIGHT PRICE Olson Sporting Goods Dial MUrray 2-3858 112 N. Court Street Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Dr. Sam J. Bookin OVER 25 YEARS MAURICE BUCHANAN HEATING COMPANY Dr. Norman S. Bookin Heating Cooling OPTOMETRISTS 307 Church St. Ottumwa. Iowa 221 East Main St. PH. MU 2-2819 Page 151 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '58 Ottumwa Brick TileCo. Brick Plant Road Sutherland Lumber Co. Lumber and Building Material LUMBER 505 South Iowa Street MILLWORK OTTUMWA. IOWA COMPLIMENTS OF BARKER POULTRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 BEST WISHES FROM Dial MUrray 2-2932 ROOFING PAINT Page 152 Congratulations to the class of 1958 More of everything you want from Morrell Pag® 153 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 BAIRD RADIO TELEVISION CO. 118 N. Market St. Ottumwa. Iowa Brown Electronic Service 515 Church St. Dial MUrray 2-3584 Your ZENITH Dealer Radio and TV is our Business NEISWANGERS WASHINGTON CLEANERS S HATTERS The Unusual Home Cooked Food 112 S. Court St. Ottumwa. Iowa 303 E. Main Street Phone 4-6482 Pick-up and Delivery Service West End Drug McLean and Second SWANSON GROCERY NO. 3 Howard Winblade Congratulates the Class of 1958 Vine at Church St. MU 2-4531 — Free Delivery Every Day — CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 Vaughn Chevrolet McFarland cafe 101 S. Madison HOME COOKED MEALS PIES, SANDWICHES Closed Sundays Hours: 6 a. m.—12 p. m. 154 YOU GET- QUALITY— ECONOMY— —AT— COURTESY HOFMANN DRUG DIAL MUrray 2-5425 HONEST ACHIEVEMENT IS ALWAYS ADMIRED ALL TEXACO Service Stations SCHLUNZ SON SOUTH OTTUMWA MEDICAL CENTER William D. Maixner, M. D. Philip D. McIntosh, M. D. R. D. Dalager, M. D. R. R. Maixner, M. D. Yates Building Phone 2-3481 611 Church St Page 155 Wheeler Typewriter Exchange ROYAL TYPEWRITERS A. B. DICK DUPLICATORS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES Sales—Service—Rentals—Supplies “For All Makes” 105 N. Market St. Dial MU 2-1880 Ottumwa. Iowa L. H. Prewitt, M. D. EYE. EAR. NOSE, and THROAT ALLERGY SPECIALIST 207 E. Second St. Dial MUrray 4-8062 Phone 4-5461 Motel. Grill, Gifts The Rustic Village U. S. HIGHWAY 63 NORTH Ottumwa, Iowa CITY CAB Dial MUrray 4-4664 2-WAY RADIO DISPATCHED Courteous. Dependable Drivers Prompt, Dependable Service 206 E. Second Kenton Kinney. Owner INCOME TAX SERVICE COMPLIMENTS MAIL-ME-MONDAY of Don Fallis Meyer's 120 E. Third MUrray 2-6436 Quality Hardware T. L. Vineyard, M. D. Disease of the WARDS PHARMACY 'l| f Colon and Rectum Hofmann Bldg. Second and Court PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Pag© 150 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Your graduation from high school marks the achievement of another great event in your lives . . . and as you step out into the world for further schooling, to take a job in busi- ness, or to be a homemaker, we know you are prepared to gain success. —Best Wishes— We salute you at this grad- uation time, and it is our sin- cere desire that your future be bright and happy in every respect. OTTUMWA DAILY COURIER — Your Home Newspaper — P gc 1S7 WORKMAN ELECTRIC SERVICE H. A. Spilman, M. D. 330 N. Jefferson Dial MUrray 4-5835 Contracting; Repair Service 302 Hofmann Building Ottumwa, Iowa WILLIAMS DAIRY COMPANY Pasteurized Dairy Products Ice Cream Phone MU 2-7385 Phone MU 4-8674 Phone MU 2-9149 706 Richmond Ave. 129 S. Cherry St. 1225 N. Court WINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY CUSTOM-BUILT EQUIPMENT FOR INDUSTRIAL NEEDS 1200 E. Main St. Phone MUrray 2-3407 OTTUMWA. IOWA OLIVER'S GROCERY GROCERIES — MEATS VEGETABLES When You Want the Best Dial MUrray 2-4340 701 S. Madison WALLACE'S FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Frozen Foods Dial MUrray 2-5409 Dial MUrray 2-5400 2103 N. Court St. Ottumwa, Iowa ‘Page 16« Goodyear Service Store West Second Washington OTTUMWA. IOWA Sponsored For Underprivileged Children FORD BRANDED BALL GUM On behalf of those who will bene- fit from our welfare program, we acknowledge with thanks your assistance and civic spirit in per- mitting placement of one or more of our gum machines in your place of business. A. W. HAWBAKER 246 So. Walnut DIAL MU 2-3258 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 Hoerner Boxes. Inc. OTTUMWA. IOWA Fage 159 Lawrence Nelson, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Jefferson Square Medical Center Dial MUrray 4-5417 ‘Webe CC PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES 107 W. Second MUrray 2-6469 OTTUMWA. IOWA PATRONIZE Compliments of OUR Weston Cain Company ADVERTISERS INSURANCE Page 160 BARTON TELEVISION SERVICE 249 S. Ransom St. Dial MUrray 4-7720 Service on all Makes COMPLIMENTS OF South Ottumwa Savings Bank A FRIENDLY BANK'' THE RUSSELl-LAMSON WATERLOO. IOWA Walter Holmquist, Manner THE JEFFERSON IOWA CITY. IOWA Emil Buechler, Manager THE IOWA KEOKUK. IOWA William Copeland, Mgr. home away from home! ★ EXCELLENT FOOD ★ AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS—TELEVISION ★ FAMILY RATES ★ AMPLE PARKING Visit these other Mitchell-Foster Hotels . . THE LAFAYETTE THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN THE DUNLAP THE BURDICK THE COLUMBIA THE POST TAVERN THE PARK THE FOESTE Washington, D.C. Springfield, Illinois Jacksonville, Illinois Kalamazoo. Michigan Kalamazoo. Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan Madison, Wisconsin Sheboygan, Wisconsin FRIENDLIEST IN THE FRIENDLY MIDWEST Congratulations Class '58 DICKEY Ford Sales Inc.-Lincoln Mercury Inc. OTTUMWA, IOWA YOUR FORD. LINCOLN. MERCURY DEALER Pape 161 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 Fraternal Order of AERIE 114 Eagles CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 FROM YOUR FURNITURE STORE NORTH COURT ROAD OTTUMWA. IOWA BEST WISHES Ottumwa Hospital MODERN FOLKS Depend On Gas ......because gas is the sure dependable key to modern comfort. That bright burning blue flame keeps your home comfortably warm, cooks meals, heats water, dries clothes and preserves food. It's more economical and gas service is dependable 24 hours a day. IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. Pago 162 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 OTTUMWA THEATRE COMPANY CAPITOL — SOUTH DRIVE-IN—OTTUMWA THEATRES Formerly: Young's Delivery and Storage Iowa Van and Storage Company 212-214 Commercial St. Ottumwa. Iowa Kenneth Young and Duane Goepel An Institution for Community Service” JAY FUNERAL HOME 220 N. Court Street MUrray 2-0639 BAILEY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS. GREETING CARDS. STATIONERY ALL MAKES TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINES Remington. Smith-Corona, Underwood, Royal Portables Expert Repair Service—Rentals 123 East Second St. Dial MUrray 4-6031 Page 163 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Soon you'll be deciding where and what you want to buy....... It sounds simple enough, that little sentence above. But elsewhere on this globe of ours it isn't simple at all; isn't possible, in fact, in many lands. Here we are with merchandise made the way we at Sears thought it should be, offering goods we felt you might like to see. There you are. free to select from Sears or not, as you yourself decide. We hope it will merit your approval; that we will be favored with your business. But. in any event both you and we have cause to rejoice in the fact that you can buy wherever you wish in the traditional Ameri- can way. yaatanZeedpout, rumey fact 121 East Main Street Dial MURRAY 2-4511 Ottumwa, Iowa Success to the Class of '58 They Have Earned the Best! For the eighty-third time it is our pleasure to extend congratulations to the Graduates of Ottumwa High School.............. Sunbeam Snead LOWENBERG BAKERY, Inc. An Ottumwa Institution Since 1875 Page 105 205 E. Main MU 4-7578 Jewelers REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY PATRONIZE OUR Page ADVERTISERS BEST WISHES TO THE 1957-58 ARGUS ANNUAL IAHN OLLIER fcngncunng Company Fine Letterpress and Offset Printing Plates 817 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. — CHICAGO 7. ILL. Phone MOnroe 6-7080 AUTOGRAPHS Page 16«