Packwood High School - Echo Yearbook (Packwood, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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A We, the class of 1958 dedicate our annual, The Echo, co our parents who have guided and dimled us through ourlyegrs of school. They are as follows sind Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . l , and 'Mrs and MN Rev and Mrs. and Mrs. Dale Myers I Frank Wells Willianl Hadley Raymond Plckard Harold Hedlund Melvin Davis Victor Woolums Clarence Holoomb Leonard Shull M. R. Gonzalez Seth Carrie I w F5 M , W ' 1 f ll Hmnmm l 'M JAMES D. SCIIRUM , x' ! m , . E? UL ,9 8' E' 3-'Sl MRS. VIRGINIA SMALL QWW ls E. W. OZIAS, SUPT. iff ri H. C. ENSMINGER, PRIN Q.. ,' U - , N ys . - fx 6QX'poPf QQX XX-LIL: Qt Q X f R F231 , MRS. JOHN ABERNA THY ' v Q1 JANICE CARROLL WOOLUMS Echo Staff - - Rambler Staff Band - -. - - Mixed Chorus meg club - - -.- --s--- - Double Quartet Basketball -A - ' Varsity ----- - Student Council Class Officer -------- one Act Plays Junior Play ----------- Senior Play - Lib rarlan ----- agile Forsenic Le Play I 11'-F ' - ma, wig. RONALD DUANE PICKARD Echo Staff ---- ---- Rambler Staff ------ Che Act Plays- ------ Junior Play ------- Senior Play ------- Track -------- - Basketball -------- Varsity ---.. - - Baseball --------- Varsity -------- Mixed Chorus ------ Glee Club -------- Double Mixed Quartet - - Forsenic League Play - - BEVERLY JEAN HEDLUND Glee Club- - Mixed Chorus Sextet - - - Band ---- Class Officer Librarian - - One Act Plays Junior Play ----------- Echo Staff ------------ LYNDA ELAINE Cheerleader - - Mixed Chorus - Glee Club - - - One Act Plays - Rambler Staff - Junior Play - - Echo Staff - - - Student Council Class Officer - 1 DAVIS ...... F PQTIA ANN GONZALEZ Mixed Chorus Glee Club' ---- - - 1- Basketball - Softball ---- - - - - - One Act Play Junior Play ---- - - Senior Play ----- - - - Rambler Staff Cheerleader Echo Staff Class Officer FRED WELLS Echo Staff- - Rambler Staff Class Officer Mixed Chorus Quartet - - - Mixed Quartet One Act Plays Junior Play - Senior Play - Baseball- - - Basketball - - JOHN DALE MYERS Class Ofiicer- - - Echo Staff ---- Glee Club ----- Mixed Chorus - - - Junior Play ---------- Senior Play - ------- - One Act Play -- - - Track ---- ------- 1 - Basketball ---------- 1 - Varsity --- - - Student Council - - l E l ROLLA WAYNE HADLEY Class Officer Echo Staff - - Rambler Staff - Glee Club - - - Mixed Chorus - Mixed Quartet - One Act Play - Junior Play - - Senior Play - - Forsenic League Baseball - - - Varsity - - Basketball - - Varsity - - Student Council lay i 1 3 1 LEROY SHULL Echo Staff ------------ - Mixed Chorus ----- ---- 1 -2 Basketball - - One Act Play - Junior Play -------- - - - Senior Play ------- ----- LINDA LOUISE CARRIS Mixed Chorus ------- 1-2-3-4 Glee Club --------- 1-2-3-4 Sextet --------- - - 2-3-4 Double Mixed Quartet ------ 4 Contest Soloist ------- 1-2-3-4 Basketball ---------- 1-2-3 Varsity ----- ---- 2 One Act Play ----------- 2 Junior Play ----------- 3 Forsenic League Play ------- 3 Senior Play ----------- 4 Libraria.n ----------- 2-4 Rambler Staff ------- 1-2-3-4 Echo Staff ------------ 4 Cheerleader ----- ----- 3 1 JIMMY RAY HOLQCOMB Ech0Staff---?---- - 4 Junior Play- - 4 - - - 3 Senior Play- - ' - - - 4 Basketball- - - - 2-3-4 Varsity - - - - 3-4 4 I Class Motto ----- Success Is Our Aim . Colors ----- Red and White Class Flower ------- Red Rose Senior Officers President ----- Wayne Hadley Vice-President--Fred Wells Secretary-Treasurer--John Myers F Class History Our class started in 1946, with Mrs. Roy Mitchell as our teacher. Ray Brown, Larry Paxton, Fred Wells, Virginia Parret, Edith Paxton, Linda Wiggins, and Linda Carris made up our class. In the second grade we lost Edith Paxton and Ray Brown. We gained Dean Downey. Our teacher was Mrs. Roy Mitchell. In the third grade our class consisted of Virginia Parret. Linda Wiggins, Dean Downey, Larry Paxton, Fred Wells, Linda Carris, Ruth Jeffery, Howard Johnson, Richard Mowery, and Harry Hartly. Our teacher was Mrs. Guy Davis. Our class, in the fourth grade, gained Deanna Davson, Janice Woolums, and George Day. Our teacher was Mrs. Guy Davis. In the fifth grade we gained Marsalyn Coil, Robert Fairchild, John Myers, Allan Tarbell, Paul Garrells, and Howard Johnson. Our teacher was Mrs. Ruth Holliman. We gained Jim Barker and Harry Hartly in our sixth year. Our teacher was Mrs. Ruth Holliman. The seventh grade class was just the same as the sixth except our teacher was Marie Caughlin. We graduated from the eighth grade with twelve classmates. Linda Carris, Ruth Jeffery, Janice Woolums, Lindawiggins, Robert Fairchild, Howard Jolmson, John Myers, Fred Wells, Jim Holcomb, Dean Downey, Richard Mowery, and Ronald Pickard. Helen Winters was our teacher. In our freshman year we had Linda Carris, Ruth Jeffery, Linda Wiggins, Janice Woolums, Lynda Davis, Beverly Hedlund, Bob Fairchild, Jim Holcomb, Howard Johnson, John Myers, Fred Wells, Dean Downey, Wayne Hadley, Richard Mowery, Ronald Pickard, Leroy Shull, and Barry Ward. Our sophomore year we lost Linda Wiggins, Ruth Jeffery, Howard Johnson, and Richard Mowery. In our junior year we gained Portia Gonzalez. Our class now contains eleven classmatesg Linda Carris, Janice Woolums, Lynda Davis, Beverly Hedlund, Portia Gonzalez, Wayne Hadley, Fred Wells, John Myers, Ronald Pickard, Jim Holcomb, Leroy Shull, We lost Dean Downey. V lust Will and Testament I, Lynda Davis, will my pony tail to Mary Marshall, my ability to be quiet to Connie Grimes, and my position on the honor roll fproviding I stay therel to Rebecca Hedlund. I, Beverly Hedlund, will my job as librarian to Ruth Copeland and I hope she does better than I did, my back seat in the assembly to Darrell Tarrence and I hope he tries to be as good as I was, my job in the kitchen to Marlene Mathias and I'm sure she'll like it as well as I did. Don't spill milk on anyone Marlene ! I, Ronald Pickard, will my books to Richard Dean, my basketball suit to Forrest Edwards, my baseball suit to Darrell Tarrence and my seat to the best looking junior girl. I, Wayne Hadley, will my seat in study hall to Richard Dean, my books to Kay Carris, my baseball and basketball suits to Darrell Tarrence, and my ability to stay home and sleep at night to Forrest Edwards. I, John Myers, will my seat in study hall to Jim Davis, my books to Yolanda Nelson, my basketball suit to Donald Pickard, and my curly black hair to Ronald Daily. I, Janice Woolums, will my feet to Kay Carris, my eyelash curlers to Judi Johnston and my disposition to Yolanda Nelson. I, Linda Carris, will my seat by the window to Faye Johnston so she won't have to stand up to see the cars go by, my position as librarian to Judi Johnston, my bashfulness to Mary Marshall, who is almost as bashful as I am, and my position in Sextet to Marlene Mathias and hope she has as much fun as I have. I, Portia Gonzalez, will my ability to get to school before nine o'clock to Connie Grimes, my naturally curly hair to Mary Marshall so she won't have to pin hers up every night and my seat in study hall to Kay Carris providing she stays in it more than I did. I, Jimmy Holcomb, will my place in basketball to Donald Pickard and I hope he has better luck than I did, and my ability to get blamed for something I didn't do to David Cary, who already has a good start. I, Leroy Shull, will my government book to Richard Dean and I hope he gets more good out of it than I did, my ability to stay home at night to Forrest Edwards, who al- ready has a good start and my front row seat to David Cary so that he can stay out of trouble. I, Fred Wells, will my books to Jim Davis, and my ability to get on the honor roll to Jim Davis, my seat to Richard Dean, and my basketball suit to Donald Pickard, who already has a good start. Class Poem Four short years are overg our high school days are past Now let this poet introduce you to the graduating class. John Myers, with black curly hair, The latest style is sure to wear. Linda Carris, whose hair is red, The best of pals , 'tis truly said. With Fred Wells, there's never a gloomy day, For he always has something bright to say. Janice Woolums, with a ready smile, Lets you know life's really worth while. Ronald Pickard, who through school has roared, Will ride into the future in a dark green Ford. Lynda Davis, the brain of our class, Is a tall and quiet type of lass. Leroy Shull, everybody's buddy, Doesn't waste much time on such things as study. Beverly Hedlund, tall and slim, Spends most of her time just thinking of him . Jim Holcomb, blond and tall, Is a real good guy with a basketball. Portia Gonzalez, always lively and gay, A fortune will End some sunny day. Wayne Hadley, with a girl on his arm, Says his future plans are to own a farm. I Class Prophecy Here it is 1968 and as I, Wayne Hadley pilot my Piper Cub in for a landing, the first person I see is Ronald Pickard. He is engaged in farming and is happily married. He has three sons who help him farm his five hundred acre farm. As I move on I rim into John Myers, who is operating a large dairy farm north of Packwood. He and his four sons farm three hundred acres. John says he and his wife are very happy since they graduated from Packwood High School. My next stop is at the local beauty salon. Here I ran into Janice Woolums. When she was at P. H. S. she said she wanted to have six children and she now has seven. Her husband operates a filling station in Packwood. The next person I see is Jimmy Holcomb. He owns a large constructionl company out west, but has come back to Packwood to visit some of his old friends. From the looks of the new Imperial Jim was driving,he is doing alright for himself. The next person I saw was Beverly Hedlund. She and her husband have settled down and have two children. She isn't working at this time because she and her husband struck oil in their backyard. She has a number of maids working for her at the present time. Fred Wells heard I was in town and decided to look me up. He is a millipnaire at this time and we. heard he lights his cigars with twenty dollar bills. He is happily married and spends his spare time playing pool. Next I saw Linda Carris. It seems she owns a greenhouse and likes her work I very much. She is now married and has one little gi.rl. Linda told me that she re- ceived a letter from Portia Gonzalez, who is a missionary in the West Indies. .Portia is planning to come home for a month's vacation before too long. My next encounter was Leroy Shull. He is now operating a sale barn in which he does his own auctioneering. He also owns a two hundred acre farm on which he spends his summers. We hear that Lynda Davis is working as a private secretary in Des Moines. She is happily married to her boss. As I bring my small plane in for a landing I think about all the wonderful experiences I had while at Packwood High School. While I was still in the plane my wife came rush- ing out and told me that the local wheat buyer was going to give me an extra five cents a bushel for my wheat, which I had raised on my wheat ranch in Kansas. GIRLS Most Popular Most Talented Best Looking Best Dressed Best Athlete Best Sport Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Biggest Flirt Neatest Most Bashful Jolliest Most Polite Most Friendly Best Disposition Most Loyal Wittiest Biggest Bluff Prettiest Figure Most Conceited Prettiest Smile B OYS Most Popular Most Talented Best Looking Best Dressed . Best Athlete Best Sport Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Biggest Flirt Neatest Most Bashful Jolliest Most Polite Most Friendly Best Disposition Most Loyal Wittiest Biggest Bluff Best Physique Most Conceited Prettiest Smile Who's Who FIRST Janice Janice Judi J . Margie Faye Janice Faye Margie Enola Margie Bonnie Janice Lynda D. Janice Janice J a.nice Connie Enola Linda Caviness Yolanda Janice Wayne Wayne Forrest Jim D. Charles M. Charles M. John M. Ronald L. Fred Fred Ronald L. Donald P. Fred Ronald P. Ronald P. Wayne Donald P. Fred Wayne Fred Ronald P. SEC OND Judi J. Mary Janice Judi J . Margie Faye Judi J . Faye Janice Kay Rebecca Linda Caviness Janice Mary Linda D. Martha Linda Caviness Lora Mae Lynda D. Enola Margie Fred Fred Ronald P. Forrest Jim D. Wayne Forrest Darrell Wayne Jim D. Jim H. David C. Donald P. Wayne Charles M. Darrell Ronald L. Wayne Darrell Wayne Jim D. ke' xx 'PN Back Row: Front Row: Gertrude Holcomb, Faye Johnston, Linda Caviness, Mrs. Kay Carris, Judi Johnston, Richard Dean, Enola Daily. CLASS OFFICERS President ---------------------- Richard Dean Vico-President ----------------- Judi Johnston Secretary-Treasurer ------------- Linda Cavincss Small Back Row: Forrest Edwards, Martha Soeton, Edith Paxton, Margie Klingarnan, Charles Myers Middle Row: Mr. Ensminger, David Cary, Ronnie Lathrop, Gary Wolf, Donald Pickard. Front Row: Connie Grimes. Yolanda Nelson, Betty Hedlund, Mary Marshall. CLASS OFFICERS President -------------- ------ M argie Klingaman Vice-President --------------- Charles Myers Secretary-Treasurer ---------- Connie Grimes N: 62 TQ Ai rf Buck Row: Mr. Schrum, Jack Holcomb, Ronnie Daily, Ronald Hinkle, Jim Davis, Darrell Terrance Fmnt Row: Marlene Mathias, Ruth Copeland, Rebecca Hedlund, Judy Paxton, Lora Mae Johnson, Bonnie Whitten. C LASS OFFICERS President ---------------- ---- B onnie Whitten Vice-President --------------- Darrell Terrance Secretary-Treasurer --------- Ruth Copeland AKSXVX Xv ff, X 2 N '- 7 X? 'f X I ,,I - 5 , 'Mix l'hn,-1 xxxxxxmmll N Seventh and Eighth Grade Back Row: Jerry Dean, Billy Clark, Jimmy Cowen, Jeanette Paxton, Helen Van Blariconie, Thelma llolcomb, Sheryl Morgan, Donna Clark. Second Row: Don Spanier, John Klingaman, Ronnie Haufle, Mike Johnston, Doug Dickey, Bob Eklof. Larry lledger, Wayne Mitchell. Mrs. Winters. Front Row: Vic Woolums, Laverne Lewis, Robert Wells, Leon Johnston, Florence Neil, Mable Holcomb Velma Holcomb, Marlin Ecklof. Fifth and Sixth Grade Back Row: Charlotte Myers, Dale Terrance. Dennis Dean, Delna Ecklof, Elaine Ilill. Max Mitchell. Mark Wiggins, Jimmy Collett, Marvin Copeland. Second Row: Richard McCormick, Ronnie Stehl, Jane Ann Davis, Marsha Lewis. Peggy Spanier, Joan Hill, John Sasseen, Cheryl Whitten, Mrs. Flayharty. First Row: Dennis Cowen, Kenneth Merrill, June Fink, Marsha Adam, Sarah Holcomb. Diana Carris Gary Pickard, Diane Caviness. Buck Row1 Middle Row: Front Row: Third and Fourth Grade Mrs. Neice, Karen Nelson, Flora Morgan, Ronnie Curris. Murcia Dickinson, Sheryl liogaui. Sandra Tuley, Jeanine Chucey. Mary Small, Dennis Woolums, Dunne Tzirrenee. Dzmny Norris. Robert McCormick, John Walker, Sammy Ecklof, Joe Ecklof, Dimmu .-Xdanu, Putty llill. Leliu Kay Lock, Sandra Sasseen, June Spanier, Steven Johnston, Gordon Mitchell. Deborah Mercer, Freddie Paxton, Marland Mathias, Marilyn Shull, Martha Neeee. Donald Caviness, Judy Merrill. Ann Fink, David Adam, Dianne Conger, David Dickey. Not pictured are: Margaret Caviness and Donna Lewis. Second Grade Back Row: Carol Mitchell, Robert Nelson, Linda Tuley, Myrna Caviness, Mary Louise Marshall, Barbara Zuehlke, Diana Dickenson, Kathy Adam, Christie Goble. Middle Row: Donna Sasseen, Donald Davis, Gary Craft, Mary Louise Mitchell, John Collett, Nancy Myers, Steven Mitchell, Mrs. Parkin. Front Row: Diana Morgan, Sharon Adam, Jerry Morris, Kenneth Paxton, Elaine Wiggins, Cheryl Huffman, Daniel Dickey, Bryan Spanier, Larry Clark. Not pictured are: Gary Eklof and Vickie Krier. First Grade Back Row: Mrs. Williams, Debra Sasseen, Leona Ecklof, Donna Morgan, Gary Woolums. John Cowen. Eddie Paxton, Jr. Middle Row: Tom Neece. Susan Vzmnoy, Ronnie Chacey, llollis Nelson. David Snoddy, Dennis Mzitlijas. Front Row: Norman Atwood, Terry Brown, Sandra Paxton, Trudy Caviness, Mike McCormick. Steve Goble Not pictured are: llurold Plate, Lloyd McKay Jr. , and Delores Spray. I A 6 P r im u r y Back Row: Timmy Bennett, Dennis Lock, Billy Adam, Donnie Hill, Jimmy Small, Phillip Mathias. Middle Row: Timmy Norris, John Frieberg, Sheryl Zuelke, Sherry Houpert, Johnny Van Blariecome Mary Kathryn Conger, Terry Chacey, Bruce Tuley. Front Row: Harold Hill, Tommy Craft, Dennis Tarrance, Pamela Nelson. Absent: Ricky Caviness, Mike Mitchell. f :H 'b a A x W -'xg H ,P 1 an f 54552 , 7 F ' - 51+ Q fu 2 1 u or X ' Q , 2 t 1 ' 'N SU! :gif-i .. Q ' -Rugs I A Q' Mgt 'fy 1 Q'-5 ,, -V 1 1 f I n X , ' rw u , f J' A A3' '-701, w,ff,R.P Jfk- Q i 'N Girls' Sextet l A lt Lu Iiigglmh Ywlzlmlan Nclsmm. IXl:u'tl1:n Suolun, Judi JUl1llSl,0I1, Cmmiv Grimvs, Jzmivc Wmmlums. lulllklll 1 une Double Mixed Quartet Bxwla Huw' Ihrmaxlcl I'iclu1rml. F1'cmlXVcll5, Ronald Pickurnl. Wayne lladlcy. 50 lfmnl Row: l,lllll1l Cxlrris, Jzmicc Woulums, Judi Jolmston, YC7l1lIlil1l Nvlsun 8: l7l1lIllSl-lXl1ll'j' Maura Bu nd Back Row: Mrs. John Abernathy, Donna Clark, Jeanette Paxton, Vic Woolums, Margie Klingaman, Charlotte Myers. Second Row: Judi Johnston, Marvin Copeland, Bonnie Whitten, Wayne Mitchell, Leon Johnston, Billy Clark, Ronnie Stehl, Ronnie Haufle, Laverne Lewis, Mike Johnston. Front Row: Yolanda Nelson, Martha Soeton, Connie Grimes, Ruth Copeland, Larry Hedger, Sheryl Whitten Gary Pickard, Janice Woolums, Faye Johnston, Mary Marshall. Mixed Chorus Back Row: Jim Davis, Ronald Lathrop, Darrell Tarrenee, Richard Dean. Forrest Edwards, Margie Klinggainan, Janice Woolums, Marlene Mathias, Linda Caviness, Faye Johnston. Middle Rowg Donald Pickard, Charles Myers, Ronald Pickard, Fred Wells, Wayne llzidley, John Myers, Yolanda Nelson, Kay Carris, Enola Daily, Martha Soeton, Lora Mae Johnston, Mrs. Abernathy Front, Row: Bonnie Whitten. Ruth Copeland, Judi Johnston, Linda Carrie, Portia Gonzalez, Connie Grimes, Gertrude Iloleomb, Mary Marshall. Girls' Glee Club Back Row: Bonnie Whitten, Marlene Mathias, Connie Grimes, Ja.nice Woolums, Portia Gonzalez Gertrude Holcomb. Middle Row: Judi Johnston, Yolanda Nelson, Kay Carris, Martha Soeton, Mrs. Abernathy. Front Row: Ruth Copeland, Linda Carris, Lora Mae Johnson, Pianist-Mary Marshall. WfWQn XXV 3 x xv.- X X f Girls' Basketball Standing: Mr. James D. Schrum, couch, :ind Mrs. Forest Wolf, chaperone. Sitting: Loft to Right - Jzmicc Wooiums, Edith Paxton, Margie Kiingaman, Linda Czivincss, Faye Johnston, Judi Johnston, Yoizmdn Nelson, Kay Czirris, Mzlrthu Socton, Judy Pqxton, Ruth Copclxmd, Bonnie Whitten. D a K NAME Faye Johnston Margie Klingaman Edith Paxton Kay Carris Linda Caviness Judy Paxton Bonnie Whitten Judi Johnston Yolanda Nelson Janice Wooltuns Martha Soeton Ruth Copeland PA CKW OOD PACKW OOD PACKW OOD PA CKW OOD PACKWOOD PACKW OOD PACKW OOD PACKWOOD PACKW OOD PACKW OOD PA CKW OOD 'YPACKW OOD 'YPACKW OOD 'FPACKW OOD PACKW OOD PACKW OOD PA CKW OOD PACKW OOD PA CKW OOD PACKW OOD MPACKW OOD 'F Coxmty Tournament I l I GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD POSITION F. G. F. T. P. F. F. 135 112 34 F. 130 83 50 F. 65 16 39 F. az G. 38 9 452 F. ez G. 4 1 29 F. 2 0 2 F. 0 0 0 G. 0 0 64 G. 0 0 93 G. 3 0 33 G. 1 0 30 G. 0 0 1 sEAsON's RECORD 44 OLLIE 81 56 AGENCY 65 33 HEDRICK 53 37 OLLIE 65 50 RICHLAND 103 58 BATAVIA 26 23 PLEASANT PLAIN 30 57 LOCKRIDGE 45 54 HEDRICK ' 41 52 LIBERTYVILLE 51 33 FARSON 32 32 PLEASANT PLAIN 21 60 LOCIQRIDGE 37 54 LIBERTYVILLE 38 45 LIBERTYVILLE 55 38 PLEASANT PLAIN 24 61 BATAVIA 34 44 RICHLAND 61 44 FARSON 26 54 LOOKRIDGE 30 39 KINROSS 47 won 12 Lost 9 0 Sectlonal Tournament T.P 382 343 146 85 9 4 0 0 0 6 2 0 sf xv ix Q f X ,..,.. , Riissi-P is -..iI E. wg 5 . x gbffvk K g S ' 5 Q ff X I. ? Q 5 as X Fig 1 T3 A 9 is S VNV NX ' sf -:M - f sr - MX -Xx-.. wi -Xkx x 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 '18 '19 1014120 Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood BOYS' BASIGE TBA LL RECORD 37 Ollie 28 Agency 30 Hedrick 43 Ollie 38 Richland 39 Batavia 43 Pleasant Plain 30 Lockridge 31 Hedrick , 41 Libertyville 26 Farson 4 63 Libertyville 7 30 Pleasant Plain 41 Batavia ' 30 Richland 39 Farson 58 Lockridge 43 Pleasant Plain 1 36 1.ockridge 44 Ollie 'Jefferson County Tournaments 'fSectional Tournaments Offensive average 35. 2 Defensive average 56. 5 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS LLNAME L11 F19 M 'IE- Davis 50 93 , 57 238 C. Myers 50 86 30 202 R. Pickard 41 33 38 104 Holcomb 23 34 27 9,5 Hadley 64 26 15 67 J .. Myers 62 10 8 28 Wells 25 5 9 19 Terrence 8 3 2 8 Wolf 3 1 0 2 D. Pickard 0 1 0 2 Edwards 0 0 0 0 70 73 80 58 58 64 56 60 58 79 45 82 58 56 49 30 75 41 57 59 AVE 11.5 10.6 5.2 4.5 4.0 1.3 1.2 .7 .-5 .3 0 Boys' Baseball Back Row: Mr. Schrum, Ronald Hinkle, Forrest Edwards, Richard Dean, Darrell Tarrence, Ronald Lathrop Front Row: Jim Davis, Charles Myers, Ronald Pickard, Wayne Hadley, Donald Pickard. I Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Packwood Wayne Hadley Ronald Pickard Richard Dean Ronnie Lathrop Charles Myers Donald Pickard Ronald Hinkle Gary Wolf A Darrell Tarrence Jim Davis BOYS' BASEBA LL RECORD 6 Ollie 11 Farson 2 Batavia 0 Agency 2 Pleasant Plain 5 Batavia 14 Farson 1 Agency A. B. Hits Runs Walks Ave. 20 9 7 2 . 450 17 5 4 295 20 5 2 250 25 8 1 240 22 5 2 238 16 2 2 133 10 1 5 100 13 1 2 090 16 1 2 060 18 2 9 055 I Girls' Softball Back Row: Bonnie Whitton, Marlene Mathias, Judy Paxton, Ruth Copeland, Martha Soeton, Connie Grimes Middle Row: Linda Carris, Yolanda Nelson, Edith Paxton, Enola Daily, Mrs. Small, coach. Front Row: Kay Carris, Judi Johnston, Linda Caviness, Margie Klingaman, Faye Johnston. September Octobe r ! School Calendar ---School starts once again--Meet old friends and new teachers. ---What! You still don't know what subjects you're taking? QI thought you were supposed to decide that yesterday !J ---Say! Who is that new girl from the South? My! Isn't she tan? ! ---Oh! No! Those terrible State Tests! ! ---Again? Please have mercy! This IS the first week of school you know ! ---Monday already? That week-end surely went fast! ! ---Ball game scheduled with Ollie--Ha! Ha! You just wouldn't believe the weather man would you? HE TOLD you that you wouldn't be able to play because of rain! ---Connie, why did you leave Mr. Schrum's class? ---Fred, study hall is for studying? ? ? ? ---Jimior, some of your hair is missing! What happened? ? ---Teachers' Reception---gosh look at all that good food! ! Girls' softball game with Pleasant Plaing Fitch came to show the Senior Class some samples of his pictures. ---Some studying done---not much. ---Girls' softball game with Batavia -- we won! Gybenana showed Seniors samples of his pictures. ---Baseball game with Farson. ---Blue, Blue, Blue Monday ---Beverly! -- How could you? I That poor mouse! Fred, you aren't supposed to sit on the floor in study hall! ! ! ---Ball game with Pleasant Plain -- Lost 2-1. ---Hip! Hip! Hurray! Friday at last -- and rest! -Teachers' Meeting--No School--aren't we LUCKY? ! Boys' baseball game at Ollie -- lost 15-5. ---Mr. Schrum--please make your assignments shorter--right Mrs. Small?? ? Ball game with Batavia here. Seniors went to Oskaloosa to have pictures taken at Fitches. School in- dividual pictures taken also. ---Pop corn good, Fred and John? ? Basketball practice starts--Oh! our poor aching backs! I Still stiff from basketball practice--have mercy Mr. Schrum-think of our poor little backs and the heavy loads we have to carry! All right Mr. Schrum--you can quit laughing now, after all our backs are a little sore, and besides you can't blame us for trying, can you? ? ?? Calendar Cont. November ---Farson here ---County Tournament--girls and boys win first games. 7---Rest tonight--another ball game tomorrow night. ---Ball game with Agency -- there. ---Lecture on. alcohol for an assembly program today. ---T. B. Tests -- Did you see those white faces? One or two even fainted! ---Report cards -- A's everybody?? Ha! Ha! ---Who took your shoes Kay and Judi? ? ? ---Gosh, Mr. Schrum-- no bermudas or slacks at all? ? ? ? ? ---Flu bug hit !-- a lot out of school but not quite enough -- we're still having school! --Connie, you'aren't supposed to talk in study hall -- that goes for you too Linda and Faye! -Seating arrangements didn't quite work out at dinner today! ---Study! Study! fBut no one does itll ---Seniors went to sell ads for the Echo -- Junior Play had to be postponed. ---Study! Study! Study! Everyone is doing it - even on week ends -- we have to, got to do what we should have been doing all along! ---The teachers are surprised---we actually are studying! I I wonder if they found out somehow that we weren't studying all along? ? ? ? ---Wayne, will you please take your seat? NO, NO! Leave it there-- he meant sit down ! ! ---Ronald, why weren't you home in bed? ---JE-WA-KEE League Jamboree at Hedrick -- we lost. ---Blue Monday! ---What? More studying?? Mr. Schriun and Mrs. Small seem to be having a contest to see who can make the longest assignments. ---Mr. Schrum seems to be winning -- wish they would hurry and decide -- this homework is killing mel ! ---Well -- it's not really the studying that hurts, it's carrying all those books home to make them think we are studying! ! ---First basketball game at Ollie - darn it -- we lost, but we'll make up for it the next time. ---The first edition of the Rambler came out. It is a little different than last year's, isn't it? ? ? ---Mr. Scriun are daily quizzes necessary? ? ---Who's hmnming in study hall? ? Judi shame on you! ---Screams were heard in the girls' dressing room. Upon investigation it was found that a dead mouse with a stiff tail was the cause -- still can't find out how a dead mouse could get into Judi's shoe ?? Guess it will always have to remain an unsolved mystery. Calendar Cont. December January -Basketball game at Agency--the cheerleaders certainly are doing a good job at pep meetings! -Another week end gone -- thus another Blue Monday! -Basketball game with Hedrick -- lost both -- well we're going to win the next time! -Not one thing important enough to mention. Imagine! ! ! ! ! ! How Lmusual ! ! ! ! -Some seniors have their proofs back -- what a shock, we can't really look that bad! I Can we? ? ? ---Jimior Class Play-- Congratulations kids, it was really good. But would you mind telling us who that new chocolate colored girl was? ? -You don't expect us to believe it was really Judi do you -- we know she isn't that cute! -Ball game Ollie - here -- lost both -- Mrs. Abernathy who is that T. D. S. ? ? ? ? -School dismissed early- Thanksgiving Vacation. -Thanksgiving Vacation -- Boy we needed it -- our backs are about to break from those books we carry home every night! ! -Monday again -- school again -- Oh, well -- guess you have to take the bad along with the good! ! ! ! ! -Ho! Hum ----- just another day of school! -Ball game with Richland, here. -Day after the night before las usualj. -Same except it's the next day ------- -Ball game -- Batavia, here--girls won, boys lost! -Fred you're still asleep! ! Oh, you didn't get any sleep this weekend? ? ? -What! No ball game ? ? Oh, it's tomorrow night. -Pleasant Plain there. -Who's Who Contest counted today--wonder who won--no snooping girls! -Lockridge there -- Linda and Janice playing forward? ? Is this a ball game or a circus? ? ? -What?? No ball game? --Oh! It's tomorrow night! -Hedrick here -- we won! -- We WON! -Mrs. Abernathy brought Blaine to school today-- Who was playing hide-and-go-seek ? ? ? ? ? -Congratulations everyone, the school program was a great success! ! ! -Libertyville here---Oh! I'm still full from that Christmas dinner at school ! ! ! -Christmas Vacation -- ah! Blessed Rest! ! ! ! -School dismissed early--goody! goody! -New Years Day---another day of vacation. -Oh! Why didn't I go to bed last night? ? Calendar Cont. 10 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 ' 24 27 28 29 30 31 February 10 11 12 19 21 26 28 March 12 28 Girls won again -- boys lost but they put up a good fight. Everyone is happy---even Mr. Schriun! ! ! Girls win the County Tournament! I My but that trophy is pretty! Oh---Isn't Red and Ruth's a nice place to eat, girls? ? ? ? ? ? ? ! ! Harry Fitch takes the pictures for the Echo. Ball game at Libertyville -- Lost. Oh! These semester tests are getting us dovsm! Kay why were you embarrassed in Social Living -- Has it got something to do with a book report? ? Pleasant Plain ball game -- girls won! First semester ends! ! ! Mr. Ozias! Was changing all the seats necessary? ? ? No school!! Hip! Hip! Hurray! Thank you for coming, snow!! Oh! This Business English has got to go--- ---Mr. Schrum, 48 maps! Have mercy please. Girls beat Batavia--Janice what happened that you had to call time out ? ? ? ---Monday -- poor Mrs. Abernathy! Wasn't band good today! ! ! ---Ball game Richland -- who went back to the dressing room? Shame, shame! Oh! my aching back -- basketball practice after school -- Junior high ball game at Libertyville. ---Mr. Schrum! Shame on you, don't you know better than to throw books ? ? ? ---Farson here--Friday at last! ! Blue Monday again! Seems like they're becoming a tradition! Fred's in the hospital -- Gosh Judi, noons are rather lonesome now aren 't they? ? ? ---Teachers' and School Board Banquet -- served by the sophomore girls. 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