Pierre High School - Gumbo Yearbook (Pierre, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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'Lfx sv 'VKX' -N Miss Hengel Miss Moorehead Q 50 ,L-, ' ' R , gi. ., . Mrs. Reynolds Secretary Librarian Office Girls: Beverly Palmer, Janet Stephens, Wanda O'Reilly, Shirley Hunsley, Karen Green, Jeanine Thompson, Marsha Newcomb, Br enda Eich, Doris Baker, Gerry Humphrey, Beverly Jurczewsky. Mr. G. W. Neiles Senior High School Principal ,547 if i :- sf 5 -1 - MR. FLANNERY MRS, SHERER MR, NEUHARTH MRS, O'BRIEN Mr. Flannery teaches civics Mrs. Sherer teaches English Mr, Neuharth teaches typing Mr. O'BI'ieI1 if-?aCh6S English and problems. III and IV, and bookkeeping, I and II MRS. SMITH Mrs. Smith teaches biology. MR, ROBINSON Mr. Robinson teaches biolo - gy and aeronautic s. Mrs. Doyle teache and shorthand. I MRS, DOYLE s typing MR, DAFNIS Mr. Dafni s teaches World History, physical education, athletics. ii 'A 8 a FACULTY MR, SAMPSON MRS, SPITZER Mr. Sampson is the band Mrs. Spitzer teaches steno- instructor. graphy, typing, office . 7 0 practice, and vocal music. .9 - . ,4,, N .',. 'I 15 ,., 'L ', ': Tvk.-,',1f - . ' 1 ' Z J : Ai 'I 5.'f'1p if:'1.'f'4:-.F-.79 511 ' -1 'fgE5TI',5ii2f31Z5l1' '-'-. , ,-,,,:g 1, ,r I--3.':::..1: f . ,,.,,, , , , 4, 1. J.: WV, MR. HEER MR. SPEIDEL Mr. Heer teaches advanced MISS MORSE Mr. Speidel teaches welding, MRS, DARMER algebra, plane geometry, Miss Morse teaches Latin, drafting, and auto me- Mrs. Darmer teaches home and solid geometry. I, II. chanics. economics. 7 9 ff- Q MR FJELSTAD MISS MUSOLF MR GAROFANO ,Pi Mr Fjelstad teaghes Metals M1 5 S Mugglf teaches Eng Mr Ga rofano t e ach e s and Woods hsh Economm Geography MR TRAUTNER MISS HAMILTON MRS FRINK Mr Trautnerteaches Phys: Mlss H am 11C o n t e a c h e s Mrs Fr1nk teaches Enghsh cal Educ atlon and Athletlc s Spam sh 10 MR WALTERS MR. POACH Mr Walters teaches World Mr Poach teaches Chem1s Hxstory try MR, THOMPSON Mr Thompsonteache Plane Geometry 11 u at - , FACULTY l l O I - . . n S ,Q O f . D ,, ' N Y' f. ip A 2 z , Q7 E 0 ' ? f .- P 7 O . X f 1 r ' L . ' t . f, J, HU, ' 1 rl ,I'., 1.35-5 ' , 7 ,f f x ' 4 - ' 1 .-,' 1 ' X 1 'I .','. f 1 C51 j ,, . , I 'YL 1 .,, . 1 ..' 1 '.. 1 1 ,. 1' x 1 ,s A I .,' A '- , K . . ,K I 1 A, , 1 . ., I 1 Q .i 4 4. I f X, , , 4 , - f 1 4 4 '- '21 I ', f ,b r - . ' , r ' V. . i I J ' ,. L,- I f .V 1 ff , ' q ' ., , IL '1' .,, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr, Sherer, Mrs. Spitzer, Miss Morse, Mr. Flannery Julia. and Alice Ho are transfer students from Formosa. Julia is a s enior and Alice a sophomore, an-1 '-be he JOHN ATHEY What---me worry? Student Council 1,2535 D.A.R. Award 15 National Honor Society 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Intramural 3, 45 Boys' State Prom Waiter, DIANNE BAADE A ring on the fing e r is better than two on the phone, G.A.A. l,2,3, letter5 Girls' Monogram 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, letter5 Student Council 15 Accompa- nist 2,3,45 F.H.A. l,Z, DONNA BAADE Happy hearts are more than crowns. Gumbo Staff 25 G.A,A, l,2,35 Girls' Monogram 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, letterg Student Council 45 F.I-LA. l,2. DICK BAD MOCCASIN Master of the dance, and of the game. Boys' Monogram l,Z,3,45 Basketball Z,3,4, lettersg T r ac k l,Z,3,4, letters5 Student Council 35 Jr. Sr. Banquetg Jr. Rotarian 35 Prom Waiter5 Lt. Governor5 All-Stat e Basketball 3, Honorable Mention. WE TOWERING SENIORS CAST THE LONGEST SHADOWS CAROL AKASON One today is worth two tomorrows. Glee Club 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. JERRY ALLEMAN Most glo riou s knight, thou wert not sent for slumber. Choir 1,25 Band l,Z,3,4, letterg Instrumental Solo 35 Pep Band 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Jr. Sr, Banquet. HAROLD ALLPHIN No one knows how much he knows. Governor Staff 45 Gumbo Staff 45 Football 1, letter5 Intramural 4. DOUGLAS ASHMORE Besides, night air is healthful. , 5.1-Z , Sf 's,,,.f' IU' ,Q-G 'K 'Y' 5 f 'Hsi, Qu. JAMES BROWN Everyone likes him, why? He's an all-around, regular guy. Boys' Monogram 3,43 Basketball l,2,3,4,lettersg Student Council 43 Senior Class Treasurerg Jr. Rotariang Jr. Kiwaniang Prom Waiter, ORALEE CCULETJ BUECHLER Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. LINDA CARUTHERS I'd like to be a man-hater, but I haven't got the heart. Governor Staff 43 Future Nurses 4g Band l,2,3, 4, letterg Jr. Sr. Banquet. CONNIE CRUSE Her heart is as big as all of Texas. Gumbo Staff 49 G.A,A. 2,3, letterg Girls' Monogram 45 Glee Club 2,3,4, letterg Student Council 3. EMELIA BERGESON I love not men--they're so simple. Glee Club 25 Jr. Sr, Banquet. CARL BERRY I squeeze agreat deal ofpleasure out of dancing, Boys' Monogram 45 Choir 2,43 Boys' Double Quartet 43 Football l,2,4, letterg Intramural Z, 43 Prom Waiterg Jr. Sr. Banquet. RAMONA BIRDSALL A Light heart lives long. Glee Club 2g Transfer from Ventura High School, THOMAS BLISS Beware! I May yet do something sensational-- like die ahero: Student Council lg Jr. Sr, Banquetg Intramural 3,45 Prom Waiter. .1-'W' 09' ww. dh 5 KEITH GARBER Awful shy, but a good guy. Debate lg Football l,2, 1etter5 Track l,2, letter5 Intramural 2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet, KAREN GREEN She's an honest-to-goodness blond. Governor Staff 35 Gumbo Staff Z,3,45 Declam 25 G.A.A, 1,23 Art Club 2,33 Play 2,3,45 Drama 1etter5 Jr. Sr. Banquet: Office Girl 45 Quill 8: Scroll. JUDITH GREGERSON Success at her finger tips--but literally, Gumbo Staff 25 Girls' Monogram 45 Choir 2,3,4, letterp Band l,2,3,4, letter5 All-State Choir 45 Dance Band 35 Accompanist 2,3,45 Jr, Sr. Banquet. MARILYN QMATTHEISJ HAGEMAN I've got my man! Glee Club 2,3,4, letter5 Jr. Sr. Banquet. JAN DARNER Beware of a man of few words. Band l,2,3,4, letterg Saxophone Ensemble 3,45 Student Council 1,2,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Jr, Sr. Banquet. TERRANCE DILLEY He's got a beat, but ain't no f1atfoot. Band 1,25 Instrumental Solo 25 Student Council l,2,35 Pep Band 25 Dance Band l,Z5'Class Officer 25 Jr. Sr. Banquet. JUDITH EILERS Her heart is like the moon, it often changes. Glee Club 25 Transfer fr om Kansas City, M0.3 Governor Staff 45 Gumbo Staff45 Student Council 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. BENNIE GARBER Get thee behind me, girls, Debate 15 Boys' Monogram 45 Football 1, 2,4, letter5 Track l,2,4, letterg Intramural 2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Banguet. I I .n I' .27 -3 JULIA HO A journey of a thousand mile s begins with one pace. Futu re Nu r se s 25 Art Club 1. Transfer from Formosa. GENE HOFFMAN Some casinova with a football. Boys' Monogram l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4, letters5 Trackl,2, letters5 Student Council 15253545 Class Officer 25 Jr. Sr. Banquetg All-State Football. PHYLLIS HOSMAM Hold that fort5 I'rn a comin'. Gumbo Staff 45 Declam 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, letter5 Instrumental Solo 3,45 Woodwind Trio 35 Girls' Sextet 45 Student Council 3,45 All-State Choir 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. KAREN HUFFMAN How could such a tiny person have such a tre- mendous personality! Future Nurses 2,3,45 Girls' Monogram 45 Glee Club 2,3545 letter5 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 F.H.A. 25354. lv JEAN HALL A devil's temperament, but an angel's voice. Choir 3,45 Glee Club 25 Jr. Sr. Banquet. CAROL I-IANSEN Such harmonious madness from her lips would flow. Governor S taff 2,45 Gumbo Staff 2,45 Declam 45 Girls' Monogram 45 Choir 2,3,4, letter5 Band 1, 2,3,4, letter5 Cla rine t Quartet5 Woodwind En- semble5 Pep Band Z,3,45 Art Club 2,35 Accom- panist 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Play 4. ROBERTA HARTLEY Quick a comb5 I see a man. Governor S taff 3,45 Gumbo Staff 3,45 Declam 45 Senior Class Vice-presidentg Jr. Sr. Banquetg First Lady Candidate5 Jr. Zontonian5 Sweetheart5 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 4. DELLA I-IENKINS Men are just a joke, but I love to laugh. Governor Staff 3,45 Gumbo Staff 2,3545 Declam 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, letter5 Girls' Monogram 4, president 45 Band 1,Z,3,4, letter5 Instrumental Solo45 Glee Club 25 Drama Club 3,45 Cheerleader I5 Play 3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet: Prom Waitress5 Homecoming Attendant. 'No 435 6'--' ik. y 'N GK' yur' ag , fi' , :ar six 1235? LEONARD HUNSLEY I wonder what I'll be if I grow up. Student Council Z3 Jr. Sr. Banquet. SHIRLEY HUNSLEY To talk or not to talk- - that's no problem--I just talk and talk. Gumbo Staff 2,45 G. A. A. lg Girls' Monogram 4 Glee Club 2,3,4, letter, Jr. Sr. Banquetg Office Girl 4. JOYCE IVERSON A good mind possesses a kingdom, Jr. Sr. Banquet. NORMA JENNINGS Better to wear out than to rust out! Declam 49 G.A.A. 3, letterg Girls' Monogram 4g Glee Club Z,3,4, letter, Student Council 39 Play 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet: National Honor Society 4. 1 ERVIN HULS Questions don 't bother me, it's the answers. Jr. Sr. Banquet. NELSON I-IULS lt ' s what you learnafter you know it all that counts. Jr. Sr. Banquet. GERALDINE HUMPHREY Fun is the spic e of life, and she likes lots of seasoning. Governor Staff 2,43 Gumbo Staff 43 G.A.A. l,2,3, letter, Girls' Monog ram 3,45 Glee Club Z,3,4, letter Student Council 1,Z,4p Cheerleader 4, letterp Jr. Sr. Banquet, First Lady, Office Girl 43 Homecoming Attendant, National Honor Society 4, Play 43 Glee Club President. MARGARET HUMPHREY She who aims to reach a star has labored not in vain. Governor Staff4g Gumbo Staff 4, G.A.A. 25 Girls' Monogram 4, Choir 3,4, letter, Band 1,2,3,4, letter, Instrumental Solo 2,3,4g Clarinet Quartet 1,Z,3,4g Clarinet Em s emble 2,33 Woodwind ensemble 3, Glee Club Z, Pep Band Z,3,4g Cheer- leader 1, Jr. Sr. Banquet. 'Q X x 'i 'tr- if. BARBARA KING A pair of dancing eyes with a dozen glances. Gove rno r S taff 45 Gumbo Staff 4,G.A.A.1,Z, Choir 2,3,4, letter, Band l,2,3,4, letter5 Instru- mentalSolo 3,45 Clarinet Quartet Z,3,45 Woodwind En s e mble 2,3,45 Student Council 1,45 All-State Choir45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 National Honor Society 45 Girls' Monogram Club. Il DARLENE KIRKPATRICK A good word is as good said as a bad one. Choir 1,4, letter, Glee Club 2,35 Jr. Sr. Banquet. ELAINE KIRLEY Strange---she seems to think school is a place to study. Gumbo Staff 25 Declam 1,Z,3,4g Choir 3,45 Vocal Solo 3,45 Gi rl S ' Sextet 3,45 All-State Ch 0 i r 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. ROBERTA KOZEL A quiet girl -------------------- Sometimes! Glee Club 3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. EUGENE JOHNSON Cuz he's king he's got power over us. Intramural 25 Jr. Sr. Banquetg King of Hearts. WILLIAM JONAS Anybody wanna dance with me ? Corne a runnin. Boys' Monogram 3,45 Basketball 1,2, letterg Foot- ball 2,3,4, le tte r5 Student Council 2,45 Jr. Sr. Banquetg Intramural 3,4. DENNIS KAYSER The devil wears a football suit. Boys' Monogram l,Z,3,45 Band l,2,3,4, letter-5 Basketball 3, 4, letterg Football Z,3,4, letter, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Ietterg Student Council 3,45 Soph. Class Secretaryg Homecoming Marshall: Jr. Sr. Banquetg Jr. Kiwanian5 Prom Waiterg Sport's Day King5 Band President 45 Honorable Mention in Football. WANDA KAYSER We who are quiet are not necessarily asleep, Future Nurses 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. af' , 19 'SJ uf' 1 L 9' 'm' Q? lux in 12 35 I K X 'N-.. 'SS 5 , DORIS LOVELL Reclisherhair, sweet is her song, bright is her smile all the day long. Girls' Monogram 45 Choir 3.4, letterg Girls' Sextet 45 All-State Choi r 45 National Honor Society 4. BESSIE MCGRUDER Personality is a great asset. Girls' Monogram 45 Glee Club 2,3,4, letter, Stu- dent Council 3,4g Jr. Sr. Banquet. MARY MCLAUGHLIN Wisdom comes to no one by chance. Gumbo Staff Z1 Future Nurses 35 Declam 2,3,4, letter, Drama Club 3,43 Play 3,49 Drama Letterg Jr. Sr. Banquet. SHAROLLET MAHRER Lotsa ze s t 'n pep 'n glow, Chuck is always on the go. Gumbo Staff 4: G.A.A. 1,23 Band l,2,3,4, letterg Instrumental Solo 4g Brass Sectetg Jr. Sr. Banquet 35 Pep Band l. ARTHUR KRULL Saddled and bridled and booted rode he. Boys' Monogram 43 Basketball 2,35 Track 2: Student Council 43 Jr. Sr. Banquetg Intramural 4. PATRICIA LAVELLE Her wit goes all the way around and buttons in th e ba ck . Governor Staff Z,3,-43 Gumbo Staff Z,3,4g G.A.A. 1,3, letterg Girls' Monogram 4g Student Council 2,3,4g Girls' State: Play 3,41 Jr. Sr. Banquetg Prom Waitressg Homecoming Candidateg Quill 81 Scroll, National Honor Society 4. DONALD LEHMAN God bless the man who invented sleep. Transfer from Mitchellg Jr. Sr. Banquet. NORLIN LEMCKE With baton in hand he directs the band. Governoi-Staff 23 Declam 35 Choir 35 Band l,2,3, 4, letter: Drama Club 43 Pep Band 3,45 Play 3,4, letterg Intramural 2: Student Band Director, Jr. Sr. Banquet. ff as A T an 'iw-gg,-vi Glu rx' '11-:r --N fi, 1656 -4-'r 'GF ' JAMES MENNING Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Intramural 4. JANE MICHAELSON Wit is the salt of conversation. Gumbo Staff 45 G.A.A. 1, Girls' Monogram 4, Choir 2,3,4, letter, Band 1,2,3,4, letter, Mix- ed Octette 4, Student Council 2,4, All-State Choir 4, Cheerleader 1,33 Jr. Sr. Banquet, Twirler 1,25 Prom Waitress, Vice-President of Choir. COLLEEN MORRISSEY A smart little gal who knows no rest, for any friend she'll do her best. Gumbo Stafi2, G.A.A. 1,2,3, letter, Girls' Mono- gram 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, letter, Woodwind En- semble 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, letter, Pep Band 2,3, 4, Sr. Class S e c r eta r y, Accompanist, D.A.R. Award 1, National Honor Society 4, Girls' State Alternate, Jr. Sr. Banquet, First Lady Candidate. PATRICK MURPHY Aw shucks, I'm not really a hero. Boys' Monogram 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, letters, Football 1,2,3,4, letters, Track 1,2,3,4, letters, Mayor, Boys'State, Jr. Sr. Banquet, Jr. Rotarian, Boys' Monogram President, Governor. STEFAN MASON Boy, can Ihand them a line. Governor Staff 4, Gumbo 4, Student Council 2,49 Drama Club 3,4, Jr. Class President, National Honor Society 3,43 Boys'State, Play 2,3,4, Drama Letter 3, Jr. Sr. Banquet, Intramural 2,3,4, Gov- ernor Candidate 4, President of National Honor Society 4. LARRY MATTHEIS All that I've learned, I've forgotten, and all that Iknow, I've guessed. Jr. Sr. Banquet. NANCY MAY She ha s the will to do, the power of doing, and better than that, she does. Transfer from Arlington Heights, Ill., Governor Staff 4. JOHN MELLON I wish I were rich inste ad of so darned hand- some. Band 1,2,3,4, letter, Saxophone Ensemble 3, Pep band1,2,3, Dance Band 2, Jr. Sr. Banquet, Intra- mural 2. 'if 'Uhr-nr X, ,I 21' 5.3 'sr' g N !. furij ' V is ,f S X 5 X MARGARET OLSON She may not be a Ford, but she sure can rattle on! Governor Staff 2,35 Gumbo Staff 2,3545 G.A.A. 1,25 Glee Club 35 Student Council 45 Art Club 25 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Quill and Scroll 3,45 F.H.A. 2. BEVERLY PALMER Slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing. Governor Staff 45 Future Nurses 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3, letterg Girls' Monogram 45 Glee Club 2,35 Student Council 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Office Girl 4. WILLIAM PALMER Put me among the girls, pretty ones with golden curls. Choir1,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, letter5 Brass Sextet 35 Student Council 45 Pep B and 2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Play 35 Jr. Sr. Banquet. STANLEY PARKER Do not delayg the golden moments fly. Football 1, letterg Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Rifle Club 1, 2,3,4, president, 3,4. MARY MYERS Wiiat's behind the shine in those eyes? Governor Staff 3,45 Gumbo Staff 3,45 Future Nurses 2,3545 Declam 45 G.A.A. l,2,3, letter5 Girls' Monogram 3,45 Junior Class Secretary5 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Jr. Zontonian 45 Prom Wait- ressg Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 4. MARSHA NEWCOMB A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Future Nurses45 G.A.A. 15 Choir 15 Glee Club 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Office Girl 4. JOHN O'DELL Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else.' Jr. Sr. Banquet. LEONARD OLSON Wine, women, and song. Choir 15 Intramural 1,2,-4. ll Q. . its wi ' ., if mm 9' x QI' 'J Qin 4' 'H-av -nur RONALD RIIS H e may be an outdoor man, but he's never left out in the cold. Boys' Monogram 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,4, lettersg Student Council 1,2,45 Student Manager 45 Pep Band 35 Senior Class P r e sid e nt5 National Honor Society 45 Boys' State5 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 In- tramural 1,2,3,45 Prom Waiter. ll DOUGLAS SCHMIT Concentrated dynamite. Band1,25 Basketball 35 Intramural 2,3,45 Trans- fer from Atchison, Kansas. SI-IEILA SCHNELL She's like a centipede ---- lots of feats. Gumbo Staff 25 Future Nurses 35 Declam 35 G.A. A. 15 Choir 35 Band 1,2,3,4, lette1'5 Instrumental Solo 45 Student Council 25 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Nation- al Honor Society 4. LARRY SCHUETI-I The s ou nd of a. kiss is not so loud as that of a cannon but its echo lasts much longer. Band 1,2,3,4,letter5 Pep Band 2,3,45 Dance Band, 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. MONTY PUT ZIER I'ma cute li'l feller with a lotta charm, my car chooses girls---I just ride along. Football 2,35 Track 35 Intramural 3,4. TOBY PUTZIER Look, girls, but don't touch. Boys' Monogram 45 Football 45 Intramural 4. DAVID QUIMBY Aw shucks, if we s aid anything about him he'd blush. Boys' Monogram 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, letters5 Football 3,4, letters5 Track 1,2,3,4, letters5 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,45 Mayor 45 Sophomore Class President National Honor Society 45 Boys' State Alternate5 Jr. S r . Banquet5 Jr. Rotarian 35 Jr. Kiwanian5 Prom Waiter5 Governor Candidate. WAYNE RIGGS A flyboy but far from a shy boy. Choir 1,25 Band 2,35 Football 15 Track 1,25 Intra- mural 3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. SJ' N'-mv' 95 if '00 sv-'15 67 has Q. Ng, , KENNETH SMITH A good sport on or off the court. Governor Staff 2,35 Gumbo Staff 2,35 Boy's Mono- gram 2,3,45 Mixed Octette 45 Basketball 2,3,4, letter5 Football 3,4, letter5 Student Council 25 Governor Candidate5 Jr. Sr. Banquet. JEANNE SPILDE What we wouldn't give for those dimples. Governor Staff 2,3,45 Gumbo Staff 3,45 Declam 1, 2,3,4, letter5 G.A.A. 2,3,letter5 Girls' Monogram 2,45 Band 1,2,3,4, lette r5 Glee Club 45 Student Council 15 Drama Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Play 3,45 Drama Letter 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet Prom Waitress 25 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45Governor Editor 3,45 National Honor Society Vice-Presi- dent. PATRICIA STALLEY When there's mischiefa' brewin, she's doin' the stirrin'. Go ve rno r Staff 3,45 Gumbo Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Declam3,45 G.A.A. 2,3, letter5 Girls' Monogram 3,45 Glee Club 45 Student Council 3,45 D.A.R. Award 45 National Honor Society, 45 Homecoming Queeng Play 3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Jr. Zontonian5 Prom Waitressg Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 F.H.A. 1. JO ANNE STARZL She loves the finer things in life---men! Governor Staff 3,45 Glee Club 25 Art Club 2,35 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Quill 81 Scroll 3,4. MARGARET SHANQREAUX Beauty is never so lovely as when adorned with a smile. Gumbo Staff 45 Girls' Monogram 45 Glee Club 2, 3,4, le tte r5 Student Council 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Glee Club P re s ident 35 First Lady Candidate5 Zontonian. JUDITH SIBERT With a wiggle, and a giggle, and an 'A' on her chemistry test. Governor Staff 35 Gumbo Staff 35 G.A.A. 35 Girls' Monogram 45 Band 2,3,4, letter5 Clarinet Quartet 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Accompanist 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Prom W a i t r e s s 5 Homecoming Candidate5 First Lady Candidate5 Zontonian. KAREN SIEGEL If b rains we re power, she'd be a munitions arsenal. Declam 45 Band 45 Glee Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Betty Crocker!-Iomemaker of Tomorrow award 45 Mc- Call award 45 Transfer from Blunt, South Dakota. PAULA SINGELTON Bet I could teach that shorthand class. G.A.A.1,2,35Glee Club 2,3, Student Council 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet. 'Nr' be xlfx, 7 '7 g 41 -1 ik, Not Pictured -Q? f .5 if RICHARD TEESLINK Ialways thought Manual Labor was a Mexican. Student Council 2,3,45 Intramural 2,3,45 Jr. Ki- wanian 45 Prom Waiter5 Jr. Sr. Banquet. LORETTA THOMAS She 's ju s t the quiet type whose nature never varies. Glee Club 1,2,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. JEANNINE THOMPSON Thought and virtue work in silence. G.A.A. 2,3, lette rg Girls' Monogram 45 Jr. Sr. Banquetg Office Girl 45 F.H.A. Z. JOSEPH THORNE I-Ie's so bashful his voice blushes when he uses it ll Football 1,25 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Intramural 1,Z,3,4. KATHY STOEHR The s pe e d of her talk will challenge any pre- vious record. Choir 45 Band 45 Glee Club 45 Transfer from Montrose, South Dakota. ROSALIE STONE She exceeds in all she undertakes. G.A.A. 15 Choir 45 Glee Club 35 Jr. Sr. Banquet. PATRICIA STRUTZ She take s the world as it is, not as it ought to be. G.A.A. 15 Girls' Monogram 45 Band 1,2,3,4, letter: Clarinet Ensemble 45 Glee Club Z5 Pep Band Z,3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. ALLEN SVALSTAD Much have Itraveled in the realms of gold, and many goodly states and kingdoms seen. Declam 45 Choir 45 Mixed Octette45 Transfer from 'M m y 5: 'fin 3 ., .Q INN ffmx W- I I VIRGINIA WAGONER She's quiet 'till you get to know her. Glee Club Z, Office Girl 3, Jr. Sr. Banquet. KATHLEEN WARD A chain of friends far exceeds a chain of gold. Future Nurses 3, Jr. Sr. Banquet. CHRISTOPHER WARREN Opp o r tu n i ty knocks but once, but temptation bangs away. Jr. Sr. Banquet. JOAN WILLIAMS Speech is the gift of all, but the thought of few, G.A.A. Z,3, letter, Girls' Monogram 4, Jr, Sr, Banquet, Office Girl 4, F.H.-A-., Z,3,4, GAYLE THORPE Not a dizzy blond, just a busy one. GovernorStaff 3,4, Gumbo Staff 3,4, Declam 1,Z, 3,4, letter, G.A.A. Z,3, letter, Girls' Monogram 3,45 Glee Club 4, Band 1,Z,3,4, letter, vice-presi- dent 4, Saxophone Sextet 3,43 Drama Club 3,4, Pep Band Z,3,4, Dance Band 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Play 3,4, Drama Letter 3, Jr. Sr. Banquet, Prom Waitress, Drama Club President, Homecoming Candidate, Voice of Democracy Con- test winne r 3, Elks' Youth Leadership Contest winner 3. ALLEN TOMMERVIK A man after his own he a r t, tho he'd rather a girl were after it. Governor Staff4, Gumbo Staff 3,4, Declam Z, De- bate Z,3,4, lette r, Choir 3,4, Student Manager Football 4, National Forensic League 3,4, Jr. Class Treasurer, National Honor Society 3,4, B o y s ' State, Play 4, Intrarnural 2,3,4, National Forensic League President, Jr. Sr. Banquet. VERNON TRIMBLE Guess I'll go out and give the girls a treat. Boys' Monogram 3,4, Choir Z,3,4, letter, Vocal Solo 4, Boys' Double Quartet 3,4, Football 3,4, letter, All-State Choir 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet, Intra- mural 2,3,4, Prom Waiter. SANDRA VILAS Don't fence me in. G.A.A. 1, Jr. Sr. Banquet Cl'-'-a 'tri' 'sd 'Q X. if wail- 5' JON YOUNGBERG Late hours are bad for one, but okay for two. Choir 45 Football 1,2, letter5 Track l,2, letter5 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Intramural l,Z,3,4. CAMERA SHY ARLIE ELSHURE There are two days about whichone should never worry - yesterday and tomorrow. 3 Nr Transfer from Canton, South Dakota. ROBERT PARROTT Back in Amarillo ------ . f Boys' Monogram45 Football 45 Intramural 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet. Z8 WAYNE WISE Innocent? Band Z,3,4, letterg Instrumental Solo Z,3,45 Sax- ophone Quartet 25 Saxophone Sextet 3,45 Football Z5 Pep Band Z,3,45 Dance Band 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Intramural 2,3,4. PATRICIA WOODS Sure I speak 'Frankly'! Gove rnor Staff 2,3,45 Gumbo 3,45 Declam 3,45 G.A.A. l,2.,3, letter5 Girls' Monogram 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Secretary of Student Council 15 Jr . Class Vice-presidentg National Honor Society 3,45 Play 35 Jr. Sr. Banquet5 Twirler 1 ,2,3,45 Prom Waitressp Sport's Day Queen5 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 First Lady Candi- date5 Sub. Cheerleader5 National Forensic League 35 Girls' State. JAMES WOSEPKA A good example is the best sermon Declam12 34 letter' Debate 3' Band 1 Z 34 letter5 Track 1,25 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Play 35 Jr Sr. Banquet JOE YOUNGBERG I sit up nights trying to figure out how to ge more sleep Boys' Monogram 45 Choir 45 Basketball 15 Foot ball 1,Z,3,4, lette r5 Track l,2,3,4, letterg Play 3,45 Jr. Sr. Banquetg Intramural 2,354 Sli vv Y I Y I Y Y Y l l 7 11 vu G. If J 1 John Schlies smann-President fr f,f-, S . ff f'S Don Hoffman-Vice President , ,.,g,,,i,p U ....-.- 'iw O f bf ,hw JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Forney-Secretary .1353 Inez Flannery Treasure JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Neuharth, Mrs. Darmer, Mr. Poach, Mr s . Doyle, Mr. Walter, Mrs. Frink, Mr. Fjelstad. 32 FOLLOWING IN THE SENIGRS FGOTSTEPS Janet Adams Kay Ann Adams 91, Gay Allen I 4 , , , . Gordon Anderson 'R' Z b- 3 5 ' R 4' lr 'Z James Austin W 1 'J i lg 4 'Ii Y ,QQ ' 4- Doris Baker . ' g I ' August Bieber D Terrance Bigeagle , H V - .. Robe rt Binkley , I , Terry Blackwell I . ' I r Gloria Briley Q23 2 I V 'W ' 15 S. , '5 5' -c Robe rt Burg A A A V .1 ff, 85 B- Mary Butler yb , ' ' ' 'ig ' N Robe rt Carr bf X X ' ' Q L .rx , . Judith Cleveland 'if ,E Gloria Cole ' Patricia Coull ' . , , 3 5: A Larry Crandell 7' 4 ., C.-P, , '., 'K si 1 4, 'L Donald Cronin -I ' fi- , ' 'L , F' gxsarleincrlowd y V ,FY . Q oria ar an ' 'w .f 3I.'g,i E ffrk II - ' I Barbara Eldridge 'I .-1 .- Kathleen Eldridge La Jean Eldridge 5, I 4, ,- 2 , - Agnes Engelhaupt 4 ua ,ci ' M Q ,RI Ted Englund a,,,i,J', 'N' ' ' Q Inez Flannery XX 1 is -WYQA, v' at Jewel Flansburg l I- L v N 1 In-1 I Sandara Forney . ,--pri, 'V ,f , - Rodney Frazier ' .MQ . Q' ! Charles Gage 1 'R A 45 ' .A Q U-, , Q Donna Mae Gramm , ,S Q ,,. X 3 Q H ', 7. K A a Q, Walter Gerlach R - 'E' 2,3 -f f 3 -- 'Q' ' Q' Lucretia Green K ' K Melinda Grimes ' ' l 1 L X Q -'T 4 1 I f V3 Vonis Hall ' ' ' ' ,. John Hanson l N. Kay Harrington , 1 g 5, 3 5, ge , 1,- Patricia Harrington 'S -- o ia- 4 ,Q I ' James Harris 'P . 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Roux 5-- Jim Wil 5 on, T o m Wood5,Fra11kiP Neuvrornbe, Ray Barnett, Bob Binklcy, Sharon Kilian, Pat Woods. Roux -L--Clayton Knox, Jan Darnc-r, Bill Jonas, Bob Ugland, Daw- Quimby, Ron Riis. Row 5--Gilbert Lex, Don RoiiSQ, Dennis Allen, Clarence Pool. NotP1Ctiired--Inez Flannery. SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Mayor' Da u e- Qui i rrxb y. Rom l--Doris Ond rilk, Kay Oswald, Judy Sibcrt, Balnirul Iixiig, Mary lvl y QA r 5, Ixlaik Wyly, Bill Hurst Rom Z--Ralph Lealrh,J1m Broun, Claim-iici' Pool, Lyle Tylefr, W'll'5 M4 l.E1L1-7l1l '1 Gilbvr' l ew Richa rd Fovlard Row 3--Margari-t Sliangrelaiiz JoAnne Starzel Pat Vi rplax Peg O S in 'lc Ui Ang Rabin Palmer Terrx Vloodxard Ro -l Joel Kramrrc Dor Iwlarbo Do Hoffrna Bea: e 'via Gri dc Jane M ihaelson Ar Lne Mllaaughl n Bill Palm e Lxnn Metz rigor Di: K Te-eslirm Art ki-ull steve Maxon Gene Hoffman lugr wt Bibs-r Row 1--Bruce Carl, Dick Bad Mocca- sin, Steve Byrne s , Bob Burg, Ron Riis. Row 2--Kirby Burton, Don Hoffman, Chuck Riter, Carl Berry, Toby Put- zier, Roger Williamson, Bob Parrott, Row 3--Larry Myers, Pat Murphy, Dave Quimby, Dennis Kayser, Gordon Anderson, Joe Youngberg, Eugene Hoffman. Row 4--He rb e rt Hill, Ken Smith, Terry Woodward, Bennie Garber. Bovs' MoNooRAM CLUB TWWER5 Front row, 1 to r: M. Humphrey, L. Elldridge J. Cleveland, G. Hughes, B. Smith, J. Schooler P. Stalley, B. King, C. Morrisey, G. Thorpe, K. Hoffman, D. Baade, M. Dickson, S. Allbee. Second row: C. Kinney, D. Baker, D. Baker, D. Kirpatrick, C. Cruse, D. Henkins, J. Gregerson, P. Woods, M. Myers, D. Baade, J. Stephens, H. Wegner, M. Blakis, Mrs. Smith. Third row: S. Hughes, M. Longland, J. Williams B. McGruder, B. Owens, K. LaPlante, C. Win jum, G. Briley, M. Wright, J. Garrett, P. La Velle, J. Spilde, J. Wright, J. Michaelson, G. Hurnphrey. Fourth row: K. Woodward, D. Thompson, K Randolfe, S. Von Wald, D. Hendrickson, R. Pal mer, B. Elldridge, M. Shangreaux, C. Wyman, M Rentto, S. Hunsley, B. Palmer, S. Hovland, N. Jennings, P. Hossman. GIRLS' MONOGRAM CLUB Glo ria Briley, Donna Gramm, Pat Woods. 95 K as A X? 4'5- 26? iv' 1' I 3 'W ff 0 'xg' gt. it KN lv NATIONAL HONOR SOC ETY so AZ J P NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Colleen MOTTISSCY Kay Laplante fCam Norma Jenmngs Rlchard Howard Barbara Owens Gaye Allen Peggy Ne1les Inez Flannery Bobb1 Hartley Gerry Humphrey Carol Hansen Dave Quxmby Dor s Lovell Judy Slbe rt Pat LaVelle Ron Rus Shel1a Schnell Terry Woodward John Athey Barbara Klng Pat Stalley Bev Palmer Mary Myers era Shyl Sen1oror1ty Allen Tommervlk Steve Mason Patty Woods Jean Spllde Gayle Thorpe and Elame K1rley 44 1 . y st , A If V ! 4-V ' In fm, E t' ' 5:01 M' r K , O, A - .7 4 2 U Pictured y t 5' ' 1 in ' il T ut' -' H 'x 2 1 '. 4 f V N gl-X I 1 L V , 1 ' XM, 1 , 5 5 6' s u 'K ' ' ., 4- . c- - x , gg ,, '? V - U wh 3 Q I :I A -:if 1' ' ' 3 ' , . -' xv, . ull l 'O N c' Q, e if ' Y lfik Vx x - ' W , l ' Y T' k- . QT v- ! , 5 E , mf I A 6. sf 3 g e, L' f ' x 4 AW QUILL AND scRoLL f Z? lst row-PatWoods Karen Green Peggy Olson Z row-Jo Anne St . nd a r zl , Gay Allen Bobbi Hartley Jeanne Spilde 3rd- Pat Stalle V y Mary Myers Pat La elle NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE e Nat1onal Forens1c League was begun 1n P1erre Hlgh School 1n 1957 Its present off1cers are Allen Tommerv1k P1-es1dent Gay Allen V1ce Presmdent a.ndSharenAllbee Secretary The advlsor 15 Mr Garafano Other members ar S Rentto and Larry Meyers TY e pu rpo s e o f the organlzatlon 15 to 1nterest students 1n speech act1v1t1es such as debate and declarn All the members hold the Honor Degree Juyl. 99 G I . ' ' , . , . l e heris Von Wald, Ma Y Th . . . . . . .. 1 f Q? , , x ,af J. '2 7 ' V :WU -es 'Q O3 T XX 4 Carol Hansen Gayle Thorpe Della Henkins Sandra Forney Beverly Palmer Nancy May Pat Woods Jackie Wright Linda Caruthers Margaret Ward Helen Wegner .Terry Humphrey Jeanne Spilde Mary Rentto Sheris Van Wald Pat Leavitt Barbara King Pat LaVelle Mary Myers Bobbie Hartley Phyllis White Wanda O'Reilly Judy Eilers Pat Stalley Sue Hanson Mary Longland Mikki Dickson Jean Garrett Sharon Albee Carol Brown , , lst row--Barbara Owens, Mary Rentto, Peggy Olson, .Terry Humph re y , Gayle Thorpe, Pat Stalley, Karen Green, Pat Woods, Della Henkins , Judy Eilers. Znd row--Susan Sanmaan, Peggy Ne i l e s , Ga y Allen, Sandra Forney, Sheris Von Wald, Carolyn Wyman, Pat Harrington, Robin Palmer, Shirley Hunsley, Bobbi Hartley, Jeanne Spilde, Helen Wagner, Connie Cruse. 3rd row--L i n da Kind t , Sue Hanson, Carol Brown, Margret Ward, Jean Garrett, Kaye W oodw a rd , Carol Hanson, Irisa Schantels, Mary Wright , Mary Longland, Pat La Velle, Mary Myers, JanetStephens. 4th row--Barbara King, Sharollet Melirer, Wanda O'Reilly, Jackie W r 1 ght , Ka rol Powell, Connie Amundson, Phyllis White, Sharon Allbee, Phyllis Hosman, Jeanine S C h o o 1 e r , Mikki Dickson, Barbara Smith. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mary Longland, Linda Svalstad, Donna Gramm, Betty Jo E l d r i dg e , Karen Siegel, Joyce Thompson, Mikki Dickson, Sharon Warnes, Cleo Warnes, Barbara Eld- ridge , Mrs . Darmer, fAdvisorZ, Marcia Sullivan, Karen H u f fm a n , Kay Harvey, Janice Volek, Patsy Putzier, Ro s e m a r y McGuire, Betty Eldridge, Linda Biwe r, Gladys Paulson, Sha ron Martell, Joan Williams, Sharon Killian, Lalean Eldridge. sf' it FUTURE NURSES lst Row Rosemary McGu1re Sherr1llButo1 Phyll1s Whxte Patty C oull Nancy Ostlxen Karen Huffman Mary Myers Ma rga re t Ward, Dxanne Newlon Georgxa Hughes Jamce Volek Znd Row Mrs .Torgenson Brerda E1ch Agness H o e pp ne r V1or1a Hoeppner Gaye Allen Sharon Warnes Marsha New comb WandaKa1ser Dons Bake Dianne Baker Mrs Holm 3rd Row Comme Arnundson Jazzy O Connor Mary Rentto Mary Longland Sharon Hughes Mlkkl D 1 cks on Barbara Barker, Lmda Krndt Susan Sanmann Peggy Nelles Beverly Palmer L1nda Caruthers 49 Sitting--Mary Rentto , Sheris Von Wald, Janet S t e p h e n s , Gay Allen, Larry Myers. Standing-- Mara Blakis, Connie Amundson, Allen Tommer- vik, Sharen Allbee. D E BAT E Mr. Garofano, Advisor 1 Q' I 1 . T. 5 1.- - 1 A ijlie ' DECLAM Fir s t Row--Pat Stall ey, Sharen Allb e e, Mary Myers, Pat Woods, Gayle Thorpe, Karen Siegel, Bob Binkley. Second Row--Norma Jennings, Sh e ri s Von Wald, Mary Rentto, Gay Allen, P eg gy Neiles, Jim Wosepka, Mara Blakis, Barbara Smith, Third Row--Bobbi Hartley, Connie Arnundson, Pat La Ve-lle, Jeanne Spilde. ,fe-2' QQ i ' M v an ill, he X K QI 7 G - D 1 X ff O , tl N 4 1 ' K . w' , , L X A , viz' xx r?-' ' KV f WE SHOCK THE FAMILY 2 9 , gli fi ,Q 'ii 1352 1 Q 3 1, CAST Hildegrade, hates being a wallflower, , , Mr, Dolson, her father ,.,,,,. Mrs. Dolson, her mother, , Sally, her younger sister . . Bob, the older brother . ...... Jimmy, the younger brother .,., Paige Mason, likes playing postman Ellie-May, Bob's heartthrob ,,,. Ji11,herfriend . . . . . . . . . . . Freddy Shermer, the school joke . Mr. Sherrner, his father ..... . Mrs. Shermer, his mother ..... Director, Mrs. Connie Winkle . . Norma Jennings , , . , Allen Tornxnervik Mary Rentto Gayle Tho rp e . . Jim Stephenson , , , David Linderman . . . .Carol Pfotenhauer Della Henkins , Pat Stalley .Toel Kramrne . Steve Mason Jeanne Spilde F-J Jeanne Spilde Ma ry McLaughlin ,I LATIN CLUB lst Row--Kathy Wa rren, Dianne Newlon, Lila Groff, Mikki Dickson, Sharen Allbee, Jackie Wright, Pat- ricia Leavitt, Linda Kindt. Znd Row- -Judy O'Connor, Kathy Myers, Janet S t e p h e n s , Kaye Woodward, Sharon Hughes, Mara Blakis . Sandra Whaley, Connie Kinney. 3rd Row--Jerry Alle- man, Charles Terry, Jerry Schimkat, Jim Kibbe, Ritchie Carlson, Jan Ol s on , Mike Reynolds. 4th Row-- Helen Wegner, Sadie Hovland, Susan Sanmann , Barbara Barker, Connie Amundson. 5th Row- - Carolyn Wyman, Mary Rentto, She ris Von Wald, Norma Flanne ry . FN PQ 'nigh nag fin ALFA V?-g't..i, ,ff-.ins hge' 8413 1 L ,L,'1 lllLl'5 Ae r-wnnnn v-1 4 W GLEE CLUB lst row--Glo ria Cole, Gayle Thorpe, Colleen Morrissey, Carol Cave, Jackie Wright, Arlene Mc- Laughlin, Patrica Leavitt, Lila Groff, Karol Powell, Pat Woods, Pat Stalley, Dianne Baade, Karen Huffman, Donna Baade, Janet Metzinger, Connie Kinney, Kay Harvey. Znd row--Georgia Hughes, Roberta LaRoche, Janice Volek, Nancy Ostlien, Marilyn Hageman, Bessie McGruder, Marsha New- comb, Ma rga ret Wierenga, Connie Winjum, Connie Amundson, Linda Svalstad, Margaret Ward, Mara Blakis, Kay Eldridge, Roberta Kozel, Viona Hoeppner, Agnes Hoeppner, Beverly Jurczewsky. 3rd row--Irma Magnusson, Daren Kjar, Donna Gramm, Norma Jennings, Norma Mattheis, Joyce Parsons, Connie Cruse, Judy O'Connor, CarolBrown, Sadie Hovland, Jewel Flansburg, Pauls Single- ton, Dianne Bake r , Sharon Kilian, Patsy Putzier, Diana Stoehr, Brenda Eich. 4th row--Gerry Humph re y , Jeanne Spilde, Gladys Paulson, Jean Kruger, Donene Henrickson, Carol Akason, Kay Randolph , Sandra Sanford, Loretta Thomas, Kathy Stoehr, KarenSeigal, Shirley Hunsley, Donna Hageman, Susan Sanmman, Mary Butler, Margaret Shangreaux. ALL STATE CHORUS Doris Lovell, George Ferley, Terry and, Jane Michaelson. Seated--Phyllis Hosman, Judy Gregerson, E l a i n e Kirley, Barbara King, Standing-- Woodward, Vernon Trimble, Dennis Holl- Q A , A A Q 1 - 3 Larry Myers CHOIR First Row--Ellen Mitchell, Wanda O'Reilly, Judy Cleveland, Barbara King, Della Henkins, Jean Hall, Diane Newlon, Gloria Darland, Phyllis White , Melinda Grimes, Sue Hanson, Judy G re g e r s on , Kay Harrington, Gail McFarland, Gloria Job, Doris Baker, Patty Coull, Carol Pfotenhauer. Second Row-- Ruth Ann Wilson, Margaret Humphrey, Darlene Kirkpatrick, Kaye Woodward, Jim Wilson,Dennis Holland, Jerry Schimkat, Vernon Trimble, Allen Tomme rvik, Ralph Leach, Larry Kifer, Jerry Hendrickson, Dallas Urquhart, Dennis Coull, Rosemary Mc Gui re , Carol Hanson, Phyllis I-Iosman, Beth McKenna. Third Row--Ted England , Walter Gerlach, David Ulmen, Mackie Wyly , Rex Cruse, Irisa Schantels, Rosalie Stone, Elaine Kirley, Carolyn Wyman, Mary Rentto, Doris Lovell, Ma r c i a Sullivan , Sharon Spitzer, Judy Jorgenson, Anna Grantham, Jane Michaelson, Gloria B riley . Fourth Row-- Co rky Parlet, George Ferley, Carl Berry, Bill Hurst, Jon Youngberg, Gary Pashby, Allen Svalstad, Bill Palmer, Terry Woodwa rd , Ken Smith, Don Marso, Doug Shangreaux, Joe Youngberg, Don C ronin , Bob Binkley, Larry Myers, David Stanton. SOLOISTS Vernon Trimble Dianne Newlon Don Cronin Sharon Spitzer Terry Woodward Gail MQ1-'an-lend 55 SENIOR HIGH BAND Barbara King, Wayne Wise, gf F BAND OFFICERS Gayle Thorpe, Dennis Kayser, Colleen Morrissey, Carol Hansen. Joel Kramme Phyllis White Sandra Forney Jim Kibbe Sheila Schnell, Della. Henkins SENIOR HIGH BAND Majorettesg Donna Gramm,Pat Woods. Row 1. J. Spilde, S.Hanson, J. Sibert, D. Schooler, J. Garrett, B. Olson, K. Seigel, C. Morrissey, J. H enkins . Row 2: M. Humphrey, B. King, P. Strutz, C. Hansen, R. Wil son,R. Palmer, M. Dickson, P. White, S. Mahrer, D. Stoehr, P. Hosman, J. Michaelson, M. Staven, P. Levitt. Row 3: M. Wright, C. Winjum, D. Baker, P. Coull, C. Pfotenhauer, B. Smith, K. Woodward, S. Schnell, C. Stoeher, S. Allbee, L. Kindt. J. Jorgenson, G. Fjelstad, J. Thompson, L. Caruthers,S. Forney, G. Hughes, V. Kerr, P. Neiles, H.Wegner, J.Darner, P. White, G. Thorpe. Row 4: M. Rentto, S. Von Wald, M. Blakis, B. Barker, V. Curtis, J. Purkapile, S. Whaley, S. Kelly,D. Curtis, M. Longland,S.I-Iughes,K.Smith, C. Riter, K. Oland- er,T.Woods,K. Kjar, L. Nelson, L. Schueth, B. Carl, J. Kramme, C. Wise , M. Johnson, J. Halbert, T. Woodward, D. Kayser, B. Hansen. Row 5: G. Paul son, G. Henrickson, M. Reynolds, C. Amundson, R. Carlson, W . Wise, J. Alleman, J. Seigel, J. Olsen, J. Kibbee, B. Palmer. Standing: Mr. Sampson, Director, G. Briley, J. Gregerson, K. O'neill, S. Byrnes, J. Wo s epka, G. McFarlend, E. Mitchell, J. Adams, S. Killian, L. Eldridge, J. O'Connor, S. Spitzer. MUSIC IS HEARD WITH A FABULOUS BEAT Bob Hansen All-State Band Mr. Samp s on took his 95 piece band to B e ll Fourche during the football season. The band also played for all of our own football and basketball games. The solo- ists made their annual trip to Mobridge on February 12. The e nti r e band participated in the music Conte st at Mobridge on April 14. 1 MR. SAMPSON Sharollet Mehrer Margaret Humphrey Bob Hansen Phyllis Hogman Not pictured Joyce Halbe rt i 2 , , WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Barbara King, Carol Hanson, Judy Sibert, Colleen Morrissey. CLARINE T EMSEMB LE Margaret Humphrey, Ruth Ann Wilson, Kaye Wood- ward, Mikki Dickson, Pat Strutz, Robin Palmer. J vjwi ml, BRASS ENSEMBLE Bob Hanson, Bruce Carl, Joel Kramme, Sharollet Mahrer, Jim Kibbee, Jo y C e Halbert. CLARINET QUARTET Margaret Humphrey, Carol Hanson, Robin Palmer, Barbara King. X fv- SAXOPHONE SEXTETTE Gayle Thorpe, Phyllis White, Philip White, CORNET TRIO JanDarner,Wayne Wise,BobBinkley. Joel Kramme, Larry Nelson, Bruce Carl. BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTETTE Dennis Holland, David Ulmen, Vern Trimble, Jim Wilson, CarlBerry, Gary Pa S hb y, Don Cronin, George Ferley. Patty Coull, Phyllis Hosman, Doris Lovell, E1 . K. 1 I . . MIXED OCTETTE lr ey Me1mdaGf1meS1 Ruth Ann Gail McFarland, Marcia Sullivan, Sharon Spitzer, ' Jane Michaelson, Allen Svalstad, Ken Srnith, Terry Woodward, Larry Myers. GIRLS' SEXTETTE SHADES OF GLORY Frustration struck the hearts of over 200 Pierre rooters who witnessed another perfect season go down the drain in a snow-drenched finish at Belle Fourche. After racing through seven games without a loss the Pierre Governors fell before the Broncs before mo re than 200 fans who had traveled the 200 miles in hopes of seeing the Governors com- plete their first undefeated season after three years of seeing one loss marring an otherwise per- fect record. The snoyv stopped the vaunted running attack which had been built around the power running of Gene Hoffman and the elusive open field running of Don Hoffman, Dennis Kayser, and Bill Jonas. It equally stopped the feared Governor passing attack which had registered 21 complete passes, good for 594 ya rd s and ten touchdowns. End Terry Woodward was on the receiving end of all passes, which were thrown by Gus , Jim Brown, and Bruce Carl. Nothing but the snow was successful in stopping the Governors, however. They marched through seven opponents, Chamberlain, Winner, Lead, Gregory, Lemmon, Huron, and Sioux Falls Cathedral, before falling to the Broncs. Woody ' s ten touchdowns gave him the scoring leadership. Close behind was Gene Hoffman, who had nine touchdowns. Kayser and Don Hoffman reached paydirt four times each. Kayser also threw five touchdown passes to Woody. Brownie fired four scoring passes and Carl one. The line turned in a stalwart performance, highlighted by the Gregory game. Phil Trautner gave c redit fo r the Pierre win to the fine line play. He said the line wore down the Gorilla line until it was too weak to stop the Green and White's offense. Mains tay s of the line included ends Woodward, Chuck Crow, and Pat Murphy, tackles Dave Quimby, Gordon Anderson, and Chuck Riterg guards Larry Myers, defensive signal caller, Kirby Burton, and Herb Hill: centers Ken Smith and Vernon Trimble. Their work was emphasized by the fact that while the home eleven was counting 220 points for 27.5 points a game, the opposition could score only 82 points for 10.25 tallies per game. Gene Hoffman was elected honarary co-captain of the team that was rated as high as the third place among the top teams in the state. ' P 1 1 Q2 ' lg I rin V ' .ag 1-.. ...T ff: P 'f ,ff an cfwgszffz- . V4 K 1, Q t Mug- 2 ' . . 0 I v V. k ,,.3 . Y m Ei f kk tl. is ,. ..,-N- gi 5 I Q 15 fa. y Q, . I Q U 5 i gt -I ' Q . Q1 5. M, as f -Q, ,. S- ,f N ,Vg K th .2 ' s.. W W, , 1- W 4.-,fe f f ,L , wif' gy V k :saw 'ri I as Q sv t , 258 :Ji f Z 1113! i - 'A Aki? ss :ME fl .1 1 M -- -ff f ff ' . Q 4--. 1 , f -- . , V f ' R i ' L' , - V 'V lvqfl ' 4 X J f ifsii fi , w L5 'J - ' i. - Tfk LN. .fax I, 54 .. COACHES Mr. Dafnis and Mr. Trautner. FOOTBALL RESULTS: Pierre 32 Chamberlain Pierre 25 Winner Pierre 39 Lead Pierre Z1 Gregory Pierre 58 Lemmon Pierre 33 Huron Pierre 12 Sioux Falls Cathedral Pierre O Belle Fourche - -tm.-an . wa... . ,4...... Nl . ' ' M- ' 4-5 i .LL , -4, ' , '- 1 ' i ' , W -V C 1 AQ 7' fd , ESS' S Qifff. 1 1 M4 A y--V D ' 1 euvcnuor I-, 4 gg 'Q-gen, 1:5-ig 1 5' V' , V M2 s . i ff 3- yil,',1' f Q all fswaf !!x .3 y M gif Adzaiwzf-Vi QQ of aximse I'- . Di .41 Nw D 12 12 7 6 6 Z7 F i rs t row--Dirby Burton, Bob Parrott, Bob Burg , Bill Jonas, Don Hoffman, Kenny Oland- er, B ru c e Ca rl, John Schliessmann, C a rl Wise , Don Kortan. Second row--Vernon T rimble , Toby Putzier, Larry Myers, Ron Riis, Carl Berry, Pat Murphy, Eugene Hoff- man, Jim Brown, Roger Williamson, Dennis Kay s e r . Third row --Coach Trautner, Joe Youngbe rg , Bennie Garber, Chuck Crow, T e r r y Woodward, Ken Smith, Dave Quimby, Gordon Anderson, Chuck Riter, Herbert Hill, Coach Dafnis. I 1 f Iwi ei' fi K r'. :fwf ' NR: ,, ,.,,.-n-l ' J I .v. ' '-,gf Q, if . ,uw.,. ' ' - .Ai2?M1 A W w Q hs - , ' ' Z Yp, X L ', 5 1 1 K 1' X J, , 9 'EP '- ff-ij, , . 9 , I sf, 555 1 ww SHADOWS OF VICTORY CHEERLEADERS 15313111 Q ...mu X Tall thxn Terry Woodward has followed m the footsteps of short heavy John Luecke mn bemg named to the f1rst strmg South Dakota all state football team Woodward wa s named 1n ballotmg by coaches throughout the tate after havmg a banner year from h1s endposltlon The 6 4 IXZ Jun1or who was named on the honorable rnent1on team last year was on the re ce 1v1ng of every completed pass thrown by the Governors thls year He caught Z1 passes for 594 yards and ten touchdowns In add1t1on he became a prune runrung threat on an end around play, whxch was developed near the end of the season who was drlvlng through the m1ddle of the Plerre l1ne would fmd Woody's long arms pulhng h1m down In thls respect Woody resembled Luecke who was a demon on defense The tall Jun1o r was not the only Governor to be honored as three sterlmg Green and Wh1te backs were awarded ho no r able mentlon They were Gene and Don Hoffman and Denms Kayser For Gene Hoffman lt wa s the second tlme he was glven honorable mentlon He scored nlne touch downs th1s year andamassed over th1rty touchdowns 1n a br1ll1ant three year career at P1erre I-hgh Gus was a double threat wxth h1s speed and open fxeld runmng makmg hun a threat on h ground and h1s long passes to Woody makmg h1m a threat through the a1r Don Hoffman who was the lead1ng Governor ball carrxer as a sophomore last y ar gamed over 300 yards and scoredfour touchdowns even though the oppos1t1on was laylng for h1m th1s season 64 4 ,. . ff . ' 3, . ,lf ,fr rg, t . . . S . . . . - , . , . , Woodward's wo r k was not only on offense, however. Often a surprised opposing ball carrier Q I ' n ll I1 ' ' ' ' - ' ' t Q . . . . h , e , ' Jim Brown Pat Murphy Dick Bad Mocassin A SQUAD C Q .W , V 1-..-vw- Xl 1 gf! ff: 1,1 Seated-Phil Trautner, Coach, Jim Brown, Don Hoffman, Dick Bad Mocassin. Standing- - -Ron Riis, Student Manager, Dennis Kayser, Don Marso, Ken Smith. BASKETBALL x I 1 3 Y 4 . . P1Pfri'f'1'-TQ ' ' 'UYI N Seated-Bruce Carl, Chuck Riter, Mel Heer, Assistant Coach. Standing-Terry Woodward, Chuck Crow, Dave Quimby, Pat Murphy. Terry Woodward Ken Smlth Coache s : Phil Trautne r and Mel Heer QYYJ, Wi 15' BASKETBALL RESULTS ,. P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre P1erre Se ctlonal Gettysburg Deadwood Lead Hlghmo re Mlller Rap1d Glty Ve rm1ll1on Gregory Mobr1dge Spearf1sh Sturg1s Huron Re df1eld B1smar ck Valent1ne W1nner Belle Fourche Tourney Gregory Huron KY' I Only State A Champs Huron and fourth place Rapld Clty could boast v1ctor1es over the P1erre Governors who had one of the best teams s1nce they were State charnpmons of 1944 PaC1Hg the club were the blg and small of central South Dakota basketball 6 4 112 Terry Wood ward and 5 8 D1ck Bad Moccasxn The d1m1nut1ve senlor averaged 15 polnts a game Woody aver aged 14 po1nts a game plus snarxng an average of 14 rebounds a game Backlng them was Ken Smlth w1th an 11 po 1nt average and Pat Murphy and .hm Brown wlth eight polnt averages apelce Murphy and Brown were elected honorary co captalns Thls f1ve wlth top substrtutes, Dave Qulmby and Don Hoffman took on all corners and came out on top 1n 19 of 22 games V1ctor1es mcluded those over B1smarck, state champ1ons of North Dakota tourney and Deadwood who played 1n the State B meet The Governors opened wxth a 61 34 vlctory over Gettysburg and raced to s1x v1ctor1es mcludlng one over Chamberlam ranke d seventeenth among small h1gh schools 1n South Dakota The Raprd C1ty Cobblers bounced Green and Whxte 54 47 although D1ck Bad Moccasm poured 27 po1nts through the hoop T he Trautnermen rebounded to take f1ve stralght mcludlng the w1n over Spearflsh 62 47 1n a de f1n1te team vlctory The Spartans led by eleven polnts 1n the flrst half, but a pressrng defense brought the Governors from behmd to take the dec1s1ve vrctory Huron was the next stumbllng block to the Governors down1ng them ln a game at Huron but the Governors boundedback to go undefeated for the remalnder of the season The peak performance for the Gr e en and Wh1te came 1n the1r game agalnst Blsmark the State champ1ons of North Dakota for the last two years The Demon s held a three to flve poxnt advantage much of the way but the home f1ve paced by .hm Brown came roarmg back to t1e the score at 54 all wrth less than two mlnutes to play Bxsmarck mlssed the1r shot and P1erre played for the last shot whzch Brownle sunk wrth s1x seconds remaln 1ng to g1ve the Governors a 56 54 wm After the Huron defeat the Governors also downed Redfreld 73 47 and Valentme 54 36 two of the toughe r teams xn thls area Thls set the stage for the Reg1on Four meet at Wrnner P1erre bounced Gregory 55 42 1n a slow game to extend then' record to 19 wlns and two defeats Huron was VICLOTIOUS over Wlnner to run the1r undefeated strmg to 18 games Huron took the lead 1n the fmals of the reg1on tourney and led all the way rn the f1rst half by three to s even po1nts hold1ng a four po1nt spread at the half The Green and Whlte could not match the terr1f1couts1de shootlng of the Tlgers, who were dest1ned to become State 'A champs and fell end 1ng another flne season w1th a loss 1n the reglonal The Governors had one of the strongest defenses 1n State A c1rcles holdmg the opponents to only 46 poxnts a game whlle scorlng 59 polnts a game themselves Enough emphasls cannot be put on the fme reserves In add1t1on to Hoffman and Qulmby Chu c k Crow Chuck Rlter, Dennls Kayser Don Marso and Bruce Carl backed up the regulars and saw plenty of actlon dur1ng the year s play 68 ' 61 34 ,, f b 61 32 ' ' 51 43 ' 70 ' 35 ' 61 ' 31 ' 47 ' ' 54 ' 54 ' ' 42 ' 64 50 A 50 ' 42 ' 62 ' 47 ' 71 A 47 ' 53 77 ' 73 ' 47 ' 56 ' 54 ' 54 ' 36 ' 67 ' 53 ' 69 44 ' 55 42 ' 41 53 ll ll ' ' ' ' ' for the second s t raight year, Valentine, Nebraska, Spearfish, who also competed in the State A ' YI ll I I ' ' I1 11 ' ' ' ' I fn..--. ,..-... mum 'J E r ,gg 1' -v Cros S- country Louis La Roche Jerry Schimkat Dick Moccasin Steve Byrnes Gus Kayser TRACK is .K pl? 1- : if ' k L fl , - i , 'NX N L, x., . , 1 S' . 3 I 'il I P . f . 1 5 Aa. r , , 9+ ,,,, V4 . T ff V I , ' I I f , ,ur J 'f I 2 A T7 -:L-Q1 , QI.. if '?f:3f.. A 1 ,5?':i 1 ll aah: Q 5 - j ' GV 5 75 Qt, S 'TJ Ss if , ..-. ia, Yun n'-5-7' f+A:m- .iw 5 ,Q ..-A, i 1.15 .- Tw' 371 1 ' - -.fi 5 jk, .71 i- 1 -. fi, A- . 1 2 ' i 'NV W 'Ox-FY' ri' sf '22 35? - ff s. Ye V. ' -' - e':v5,n f 'M 'X yi 43.1 -'Q-if a- , , ' Y Z. J 3- - 7. '3 Nunn..-xt,-1 L Relay Team Pat Murphy, Dori Hoffman, Steve Byrnes, Dick Bad Moccasin Dave Quimby 'zyr' 1- i 1 4 va 5' ' 1, ' wi' 9: 5 + ? lg '42 K 9 , W W, V s . M f , A r -Q -'W f .A,,. '- g t r . W 4' ' ' ., ug ? ff '- - V. 2' ' ze . .1,p2'31 ,iw --.:1:... - . .,. Y.. .. FL, f fn., , .. rg .z fffwu - ,, . , - , : W. . .-,ghplw Q f M.. . . 3 X N.. f 41,5 2, , ,- hge, ,... 1 , A f ' f- iv ,'.,,w ,WY -F , 5211- , Mawr ' Q ,L .-. i f ,N T' ' 'Q I f i r ,,., g A ,V ,ms W-U up ' 11 - A M ,wi-nf-3, , Ebklagfg, i ,ITN A I ,Q 1 k I MF, fSRff.Q1g'?14.T, , ' ,.-'ms W 5 ' Mfhfnzfi A , ffii., Ji 'K -, .qw , - ', 7 ' if rv W ,. i, . Pat Murphy Q r,.'Q:-B ,X ,aQggg,g,i,,fm.L A 'X -My M -- .gui is .. Mfgih -Jgntizpvg, ,ry f .Q - mm., MTV, fx. A we , :w.Mw ' . 5' Y'1ff5?ff--' ,4-'F I' ' A H . ' fr, V if , L Airy 'Mg , 0 7 f' f by A Dick Bad Moccasin Terry Woodward Terry Woodward ,,,,..f: ' 525319 an , f-A ,H 32 Y K ff 2' ff H 3 gg ryi' mr Wu ill' if I an fav l I , ,I Q . F. I if of y , y o y r r .y y r sf , ' , f rTo l ' T r 1'if5 1' ' L' was ? I ik ww? The track outlook at Pierre high is the brightest it has been in many years. From the squad that copped s e cond place in the State A track meet last spring are returning all the point s c o r e r s except pole vaulter Harvey Thompson. Returning are Terry Woodward, who won the low hurdles and the high jump and placed fourth in the high hurdles in the state meet this year's c aptain Pat Murphy, and Dick Bad Moccasin Bad Moccasin took second inthe state meet 1n the mile run and Murphy followed on his heels to take third Woody owns the school record for the low hurdles and may well hold school records in the high hurdles and high Jump before he graduates Bad Moccasin and Murphy came close to breaking records in the distance events and could well succeed this year Steve Byrnes a sophomore who earned his way into the state meet as a freshman is also to be reckoned with in the d1stances Dave Quimby, who neared the record in the discus throw last year, will compete in the weights Dennis Kayser Joe Youngberg and Chuck Riter furnish a threat in the sprints Kayser and DOH Hoff man are the top broad Jumpers Many school records fell by the wayside last year In addition to Woody's record run in the low hur dl e s Harvey Thompson broke the pole vault record, and Governor relay teams topped ex1st1ng marks in the sprint medley relay and the two mile relay All four members of the record breaking two mile relay team return andmaywell better their record this year They are Murphy Bad Mocca sin Byrnes and Hoffman Murphy and Bad Moccasin combined with Gary Friman and Jerry Grage to set the sprint medley record Pierre track records 100 yard dash Charles Feeney, 9 8 1946 220 yard dash R Michaelson, 22 3 1948 ' I 440 yard dash swert Ross, 52 5 1940 if X A Mile run Paul Hengel, 4 36 6 1947 120 low hurdles N Speese 15 3 1943 180 low hurdles Terry Woodward 20 3 1957 200 low hurdles R Michaelson 23 O 1948 Shot Put Tom Young, 46 feet 6 inches 1955 Discuss Charles Lindekugel, 137 feel 8 inches 1945 Broad Jump Albert Pfotenhauer 22 feet 6 112 inches 1933 High Jump R Fifield five feet ll l!2 inches 1939 Pole Vault Harvey Thompson, ll feet 8 inches 1957 112 mile relay CJ Feeney B Lmdbloom R Michaelson C Feeneyl 1 33 2 1947 Mile relay CK Torbet D Hyde M Schweigert, M Curryl 3 371 1951 Sprint medley relay fD1ck Bad Moccasin Gary Friman, Jerry Grage Pat Murphyj 3 46 1957 Two mile relay QPat Murphy Steve Byrnes Don Hoffman Dick Bad Moccasinl 8 42 1957 71 ' ' I ' ' 5 1I7f t,lfS LE:i,5T'5.'.5 fC1'1 A . - ' - - ' 880 yard dash-Paul Hengel, 2:OZ.2-1947 ' I - ' U ' . , . 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FOND MEMORIES OF MINNESHOSHO DAY W 'e-svuonsnq-gg Queen Pat Stalley Marshal Denms Kayser Pat Stalley and Denn1s Kayser were chosen by the student body as the Homecom1ng royalty for 1957 Marshal Kayser and Queen Stalley presxded over the Homecom1ng celebrat1on wh1ch mcluded the coronat1on parade and football game Mxnneshosho Day feSt1V1t1CS be gan w1th a program at whxch the queen was crowned A b1g snake dance cons1st1ng of Jumor and semor h1gh school students wound 1ts way to the s1te of the bonf1re wh1ch was l1t by the Queen The parade pep meetmg and football game are the b1ggest events of the day A Homecomlng Dance terrrunated th1s gala occasxon for another year 74 . , R ,QV y 12. . - '!G4.Q 'L 1 k WM. 40 A . 1 If 1 4 ,,, . - 1 n , - 1 - 1 p Y' -4, 'K ,Q ,f J 'KA s.,,, QUEEN STALLEY AND HER ATTENDANTS Judy Slbert Gayle Thorpe Pat LaVelle Gerry Humphrey Pat Stalley Homecomumg Queen Della Henkms HOMECOMING ROYALTY Dennis Kayser - Marshall Gerry Humphrey Pat Stalley-Home com- ing Que en Della Henkins Judy Sibert Gayle Thorpe Pat La.Ve1le 75 0 , HOMECOMING Queen Pat lights bonfire Ho no r Gua rd mxlvee f' .-,--.nys Mu., 4.'-g.,,..?.l, gi-in ..- W ' 1142.-.wi-:x.v:.'z: :Q-, K 7' - U - -V'--'libs-z4s-.L Most Clever Float-Problems Class V021 5F 7 I in Most Beautiful Float-Home Economics III Eg -'ST , , 4 L M i 5 A IN THE YNUi Best Stunt Float-English III 1' 'flzf' l ' 'ff' ,',lfuv3f'fZ.i lr ,A 'Na 1'C we Vfv.Y'f,fv y-4' QA, 'Y 'MTV 5 Qu. SWEETHEARTS BALL The am1za1S'.xee-the-art's Ball wa: helci Ln the Masonlc Temple December 28, 1958. Sweetheart, Roberta Hart1ey,'.1.a5 K roznn- edbythe Master Councilor. Jrm Wosepka. Miss Hartley was selected by the Ashley Chapter of DeMo1ay. Sponsored by the Ashley Chapter ofDeMo1ay. -as 11 KING OF HEARTS Gene Johnson wa s crowned king by Honored Queen, Connie Winjum at the annual King of Hearts dance held in February at the Masonic Temple. Sponsored by Bethel No. lO, International - Order of Job's Daughters V :KI o-11 M '53 Eng fi H D kT Z'.'J BCYS AND GIRLS STATERS JUNIOR ROTARIANS JUNIOR KIWANIANS X510 F5 31 PhY 'SSR -1 'RH so Q- ' Q . 4 5 A sr , QQ .9 , -' R . X -rw, t W 'uf X , I -.J ef S N O l X Q- Pat urphy J h t ey Ron Riis Steve Mason ommer 1 1 . 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A ...V-,x,. . 1 -r,.x -I-1,-g 0'-wxf, vw I ' , ., -LJ- I, . -N.-.,,f-...-. '- -J Ms'-x-.' gn - ..,1x, .1 ,,g,'n'x-T.: . 'C-1 .',:'f,',f1'Q.AV s,N:.:,. Q lvl, ffm' .',,' . - .', , ' -..'.,'- 11' ' fl 'r' 11.1, -fl iff- -'V' 1.1 xx .Q-K, :ff K,,x.1,.l, . -L1- .. :,f K K -'. ,J, . vfL.,. - ,7- if Mrs . Wilson Home Economics Mr. Thompson-Plane Geometry, General Math, General Business MR. STENZEL Mr. Stenzel is Junior High Principal GQ! fy l M- Mr. Winkle Gene ral Science Mrs. Westover 8th Grade Mathematics 84 Mrs . Stenzel English I Mr. Bjorum 8th Grade History , A I , 'iifwz , 1 V A if 1 , In 1 1, K S ,L i WK ,MV ,. ., ., if A Q!! A a n 5 I Y I :lf M Q . - J . 15 f 'I ' glfl ' ,f M2 if f 'sf ' ,K 1,5 V ' . ' 1' ,ff i f ,Q , -f 5 Q. .1 ,. . - e gm ' , Y ' fp gi, . I A Wg v i J , Z 5 . , M.-72+ ff : :a Q .Wm unsarggivx Q, lst SEMESTER COUNCIL Top-L to R: M. Hall, M. Jensen, J. Creger, S. Meyers, K. Smith, D. Scherlie, T. MacDonald, C. Humphrey, B. Eldridge. Middle: S. Sheets, A. Henrickson, M. Hall, J. Lauben, B. Brumbough, A Prue s s P Dixon Bottom' T O'Conner B Miller B Hutchins B Smith L VonWald . , . . . . , . , . , . , . ,R. Selvig. 2nd SEMESTER Top L to R: D. Beebe, W. Stevans, R. Holt, R. Erickson, J. Smith, A. Darner. Znd Row: J. Sulli- van, S. Schueth, P. Hamme r , R. Quimby, K. Nale, R. Bowers, B. Hall, D. Stageberg. Bottom Row: G. Tallmadge, M. Phifer, B. Tucker, R. Jennings, D. Sasser, S. Bliss. to xx 1 3 Z, 49 iv 1 Q MR. CRANCE'S HOMEROOM Roux i--C. Thompson, B. Wever, J. Creager, R. Holt, B. Somrners, J. Stone, W. Farris, B. Dun- ham. Row 2--J. Miller, H. I-Iendrikson, A. Baade, J. Boocock, M. Roberts, M. Novack, B. Lee, K. Nale. Row 3--M. Trautman, C. Spade, A. Walters, B. Benson, S. Bush, F. Emde. Row 4-- G. Gnlbranson, D. Quinny, P. Flathers, S. Lemcke, C. Whitney, L. Cory. MR. WINKLE'S HGMEROOM lst Row-P. Sta rkey, C. Warnes, J. Stoehr, B. Erickson, M. Corcoran, G. Lucas, R. Frazier Second Row -D. Coon, M. Eberhard, M. Nook, J. Lemcke, E. Colwell, A. Redden, M. Stanton,S Ja s s mc n. 3rd Row-J. Williams, K. Smith, J. Ward, D. Moulton, M. Johnson, C. Hoeppner, W Stephens, G. Stead, J. Steele, B. Erickson. 1 'S Y 1 , . X A lx ill we A lax 1. 3. . . 1 ' 'fm' ., 'Nw-.,,,,x! 3 xg' 1 Wwe. fa MR. THOMPSON'S HOMEROOM Row l-- D. Gutenkauf, M. Pfiefer, D. Parks, M. Robertson. Row Z--J. Sullivan, D. Baker, C. I-Iumphey, D. Rive rs , P.Schumaker. Row 3--J. Halbert, C. Casselman, C. Temperly, T. Mac - Donald, R. Williamson, J. Menning. MRS. WILSON'S HOMEROOM lst Row-L . Hall, L . Biwer, M. Schrader, J.Metzinger, Second Row-S. Martell, D. Jacobs, C Mattheis, P. Hammar, C. Strong. 31-d Row-M. Hall, B. Baden, R. Quimby, K. Colking, B. Eld ridge. QV, 17 to 3 l Q9 MR. DOYLE'S 82 lst Rovx-R. Winnige r ,H. Middleton, L. Olson, R. Ray, C. Loren, B. Miller, K. Hartman, T. O' Connor, J. Bliss, C. Eleeson. SecondRow-E. Rysvay, P. Summerside, S. Muller, P . Do ren, J. ' ' ' S ' h L. Zich, J. La rs en, P. Hoffman,B. Carl. 3rd Row-J. Whitney, L. Kurtz, D. Mclnnis, J. mit , Martin, W. Martell, D. Robertson, D. Powell. MRS. BROWN'S al lst Row - R. Selvig, D. Stageberg, R. Jennings, D. O'Reilly, D. Wyly, K. Eilers, A. McKenna, N. Humphrey, C. Cole. Second Row-L. Von Wald, R. Curtis, R. Harrington, B. Mullally, G. Graves, C. Hendrix, C. Estilick, R. Gregory, J. Hitchcock. 3rd Row-L. Schooler, J. Jorgenson, D. Pur- kapile, B. VanCarnp, B. Allen, M. Woods, E. O'Neill. QFN 1 s X ' , l U! es . lf 1- -'X 7 i ' I i 5 UJXQ , .Tl -:iii J ? J J l X xg .... PX f 3 in 9,95 Ont, K O 2 zi'g H MRS. FRIEBERGVS 85 lst Row - G. Garbor, R. Hutchens, I. Krese, C. Bad Mocassin, R. Bartels, M. Harris, L. Fuller. Second Row- E. Hanson, B. Anderson, A. Baade, P. Dixon, G. Penington, D. Bieber, P. King. 3rd Row-B. Brady, C. Foss, R. Stephenson, J. Nofus, B. Roesler, R. Bowers, M. Pyles. MR. BJoRuM's 83 lst Row-J.I-larrington, G. Tallmage, G. Biwer, R. Smith, E. I-lull, D. Woodward,L. Freidt. Second Row-R. Chaboya, D. Sasser, P. Sorenson, D. Cassell, J. Lanbhan, S. Klinger, D. O'Donnell, S. Davis 3rd Row G. Brady, J Michelson N. Erickson W. Whitne , T. Feckner, D.Hanson, L. - - - , . y Klingbeil, J. DuBoise. Pu 'K 71? ASX 1551 Gffei x 'x MISS GLANZER'S HCMEROOM Row l-J.Jacobsen, T. Carlson, L. Moore, E. Sorenson, D. Knock, J. Leonard, W. Wakazoo, J. Boyd, M. Kelly, M. Ottum. Row 2--B.Store, M. Ho, K. Reed,L. Pinckney, C. Pyncheon, N. Kukuk, M. Lamore, S. Brown, S. Parks. Row 3--M. Pallerzi, G. Boggs, L.. Thompson, S. Swartzel,S. Staff, J. Ondricek, G. LaGeek, J. Waddell, S. Schultz, P. Owens, D. Widdoss, Miss Clanzer, MRS. MARTELL'S HOMEROOM Row l--B. Creager, T. Douglas, R. Hageman, J. I-Iunsley, M. Wormadahl, D. Neilan, R. Eickhoff D. Lung . Row 2--B. Schlaak, M. Christenson, R. Longland, S. Lemke, C. Butler, P. Eckert, R Spicer, B. Price, J. Dietrisk. Row 3--D. Perkapile, M. Pletz, C. Gteen, J. Kitchen, M. Hall, N Colbert, J. Kibbee, B. Formey, D. Noaz, D. Baade, V. Spencer, C. Farries. 'OPPS xi!! 1,2 ,L I J Y X ' 5 x 1 A2 I. f-N--.H MR. COUSER'S HOMEROOM Row 1-R. Smith, S. Neuharth, R. Oleson, J. Steele, D. Neiles, J. Whitney, R. Kuper. Row Z-M. Paulson P Schumacher S Ward K Wri ht G Parter V Small W Dilley J Iverson K . . , . , . g . , . , . , . , . Crandall. Row 3-J. Big Eagle, S. Caldwell, D. C3'Rielly, M. Longfox, D. Russel, C. Manning, B. Loger, F. Gates, D. Maher, J. McQuay, G. I-Iyer, R. Miller, A. Englehapt, Mr. Couser. Q MRS. HEER'S HOMEROOM E. Sherburne, A. Thompson, L. Eakin, B. Grim, A. Freiburg, D. Smith, A. Anderson, J. Kelly D.Madison. Row Z-D. Sonnenchein, K. Cruse, I. Stiles, P. Parker, J. Tobin, B. Kilian, N. Kindt J. Thomas, V. Hansen. Row 2-L. Billington, R. Arnundson, M. Robertson, D. Dahlgren, K. May M. Suiter, P. Burg, S. Neiber, D. Bauer, J. Wright, W. Fineran. - , .1 V if f , Q I' 4 Ts VK,- Y' , , ., JUNIOR HIGH PERSONALITIES Secretary Of State Lt. Governor Sheryle Sheets John Creagor M f--., JR HIGH MAJORETTE i'lhv' 1' if 'VFW Four of the Industr1al Arts Projects that won px 1zes at the Aberdeen Industrxal Arts Faxr last spnng were sent to Dearborn Mxchxgan and ente re d m Ford s Industrlal Arts Awards Faxr All 48 states and U S Possesswns send en trxes to thls falr Charles Thompson s plastlc lamp and Douglas Scherlxe s lad1es'purse won honorable mentxon ln then' classes and age group The two boys were awarded gold pms Thls xs qumte an accomphshment conslderlngtherewere some 40 OO enterles Flona Ernde I' , r Q 59 me I - , 1 . V Vg w,.N, 9 'I I 7: 72? .-wgyg gl . . . , . , ' . - - . M .xg5g:ffi .J . '3f P l ,W P5 'H e-.-- ' , sag ,!.'i, 'Q' 6 Wai' ,,-.n QS bf' as - -1-A-fl . , A B SQUAD FOOTBALL First row--Carl W is e , Glenn Paulson, Dennis Woodard, Mike Corcoran, Frank Newcomb, Paul Flansburg, Don Kortan, Second row--St. Manager, Jerry Steel, Buzz Burling, Tom Woods, Tom McDonald, Jim Kibbee, Ron Holt, Kenny O'Neil, Mike Isenburg, Third row--Mack Wyly, Dennis Allen , Dennis Dickson, Dennis Moulton, Bill Hurst, Doug Shangreaux, Ray Barnett, Lyle Tyler, Coach Mel Heer. C SQUAD BASKETBALL First row--Larry Von Wald, Tim O'Conner, Bob Hutchens, Bill Brurnbaugh, Rog e r Erickson, James Lerncke, Second r ow --Dennis Lundin, Bob Miller, Chip Henrix, Bobby Hall, Donald Bebee, Dennis Purkapile, Bill Allen, Third row-- Dallas Robertson, Dean Hansen, Cleff Bad Moccasin, Dennis Dickson, Coach Dafnis, Torn Hirrschoff. Coaches Trautner, Dafnis, and Bjorum, 'G X QB' A i VE No X I M J 1 qi B SQUAD BASKETBALL Frank Newcornb, Ken O'Nei11, Mike Isenberg, Steve Byrnes, Doug Shangreaux, Bob Darmer, Tom Woods, Ray Barnett, Don Krotan, Carl Wise, Jerry Schimkat. Kneeling--Coach Mel I-leer, Mana gel' Macky Wyly. fn' I x . aa 'fy ' VM Iv -H65 Coaches Trautner Dafnis and Bjorum. HQ:-L - Q if ..-cf 45 if S lf' ,1 air - 1 Q 4 , f' 'I 4 '43 K M 5. PJ, ., ,,, . Q V5 JR. HIGH BAND Twirler-F.Emde. Row l-S. Schueth, B. Cunham, H. Gillis, J. Lemcke, L. Cory, R. Jennings, N Hurnphrey, B. Carl, J. Hitchcock, E. O'Neill, W. Twiggs, D. Coon, J. Sullivan, K. Nale, P. Riter Row 2-C. Cameron., J. Creagor, D. W yly , M. Novak, M. Eberhart, R. Gregory, A. McKenna, E Atz, D. Brady, R. Selvig, R. Curtis, McAdams, D. Baker, A. Henricksen, K. Hartman, G. Summers D. Stagebe rg, J. Ward, M. Furze, P. Flathers, D. Lundin, K. Manning, B. Wever. Row 3-B Benson, M. Woods, P. Doren, L. Schooler, J. Smith, B. Allen, G. Lucas, D. Lepans, D. Schirlie W. Stephens ,D.Moulton, D. Purkapile, B. VanCamp, R. Harrinaton, C. Hendrix, J. Graves, E Colewell, E.Eleeson, C. Spaid, S. Jassman, Standing--Mr. Sampson, L. VonWald, B. Mullally, C Cowan, S. Mulle r, M. Corcoran, K. Bush, C. Burg, P. Surnrnersicle, D. O'Reilly, K. Eilers, J Jorgenson, J. Bliss, C. Whitney, B. Lee. B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Kneeling--Paula Riter, Muriel Hall, Standing--Linda Cory, Sheryl Sheets, Jan Bliss. I 4 , . ...if I 7'- J W. FRESHMEN CHORUS Row l-D. Rzggle, P. Harnmar, P. Flathers, B. Turker, E. Markley', F. Emde J. Stanton, L. Hall,S. Martell, C. Tobin, G. Gullabranson, L. Urquhart. Rav. Z-C. Thompson,K.Smith, W. Nickels, C. Cowan, C. Whitney, B. Benson, J Lantz, K. Nale, S. Sheets, J. Klien, C. Spaid, J. Stoehr. Row 3-M. Nevill, D JenSen,S.Meyers. S. Schueth, C. Warnes, S. Strong, S. Jassman, H. Gilles, A Baden, E. Krull, C. Cameron, M. Stanton. Row 4-M. Johnson. M. Mueller. M Jenson, J. Halbert, M. Roberts, B. Lee, P. Riter, J. Graves, K. Ca'.xk1ns,B Dunham, M. Eberhard, D. Baker. Director: Miss Hamilton. -5 ,f. ...L G Q55 G . - ., XA 51 1 li' .5 4 1-jf KD 'il .QE 4' Jr L 1415 KL '52 5 Q, 5 Q 1 3 Q.. 4 1 I - Q? ' Ffzfmmwmau - wa g , ff. 114 ,. I W we ,Q f ,het- 5 if -Q A .ff ' fx- K f 'Q 'S if I VE . TTF i ' K V tv i,., X 4 y W . L 1351511 VL Q V',, ggwjx R 4 k wxrxnfr I It . K f- f- . . 52, x o 3 if-2 Qu ,Q wi 4 5 W x 4 A f FW, ,-pull 2 1' V vpn-lv' fxq 'x -, 'N .. MJKQ., lv , X' vi MX ff ,P 1 1-mt? rg ifE.A' ' N z,..j I v f Q 44 77 Q: .Q Y' 4' Q9 is 1145 wget T, x 'lk . 'Nl 1. 7 , . t L. AX., 1,1 , ,V wi H 1 . y . ul 8 gi. W' ,ij - 1 The l958 Gumbo staff wxshes to thank these merchants and fr1ends of P1erre Hlgh School who contrlbuted to th1s annual Mxller s Rambow Cafe Locke Hotel Hollywood Shop Cottage Grocery Ben Franklln Store Ch1ldrc.n's Shop Golden Rule Grocery A E Lucas Co Spargur Hardware Mannmg S Super Value Allen's Jewelry ETICSOU Er Thorpe Agency Culhgan Soft Water Seruce Brady 81 Welch Clothlng Noren gl Johnson Insurance Foreshew Supply Modern Electrlc Bert's Shoes Freda Leone Shop Coast to Coast Store Boococlds Men s Wear 1 radmg Post Hlnsey Sport Shop Calv1n L Moulton Co Plerre Furn1ture Co Pxerre Flower Shop E1 Greenhouse Ronn1e's Beauty Salon The Fashlonette . , A , ' I ' I Pierre Production Credit Assn, Peavey Lumber Company Plerre Bootery Pxerre Flnance Corp St Charles Hotel Urquhart Brothers Chas L Hyde Schuneman's nc Mxller Studxo Tyler s Damry Corner Drug Standard O11 Co St Mary s Hosp1tal The Remmder P1erre Heatmg gl Plumbmg Porter Sales Agency State Theater Co W Bar S Store Pat Feeney P1erre Vetermary Supply Tom A Matthews Agency Waverly Hotel W N Van Camp Co Schrrnt Sheet Metal J C Penny Co Vxlas Drug P1erre Natxonal Bank Terrace Hotel Tom s Candy Co Roland Flneran Fr1t's Servxce Stat1on London s K. Sc L Electrlc Co Parkvlew Hotel Dotson Mortuary , . I P.M. Billington Evan's Bakery I ' . . . ' ' V , . , We have taken you through the shadows ofthe past sehool year Each shadow wlll remaln a llvlng memory of the frxendshxps we have formed ln our hlgh School days We have tl 1ed o portray each lmportant event of the school year The Gumbo Staff has worked d1l1gently puttlng 1n long but plea sant hours of hard work We w1sh to thank M1lle r 5 Stud1o Hmes Photo Seruce r Hou ard Mo r r 1 S S e y and Mr B1llOl1ver for thexr excellent photography wo rk Now we present the 1958 Gumbo for your approval Pat Stalley Edxtor ....., 104 ' A 1 4' L 5 - . . , . . , , , ,' ,M. I . . . . 1 , . 7 Ju... - Ax. N. ,pau-A Mg -mx' 5- -M.. xxx'-o-..x., R . X --M .V -.., .M ,, N , up D S, 'yi ' ff- ., ' if we '5 V Liu 11 U bk . in I y , 1 2 i Q F E t s N Y ' sn.. l:Z2'2......., ......A - 1