Pocahontas High School - Indian Yearbook (Pocahontas, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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K F e Indian Published By The Class of 1956 Pocahontas High School Pocahontas, Iowa 1, Q' if f 2 ln asf' ID ll . tj . We, the Seniors of '56, dedicate our annual to our parents, whose pet- ience, loyalty, and guidance have been an inspiration throughout our school -1' ' , I' 2 4, gr I 4. if J, V I f' 4 career. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Myrtle Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Hie Beekman Jack Bouma Ray A. Boyd Donald Brent Edward Flaherty Henry Foege Cecil Gregerson A. C. Henry Clarence M. Johnson Oscar A. Johnson Albert Johnson Johnson Alvin T. Johnson Adolph Johnson Fred Lasher L. E. Letscher Walter Levene John Lubinus Arnold McClurg Everett Moulton Lyle Nieman Orvis Okerlund Wm. T. Olson H. W. Plantz Clyde Powers Howard Sheeley Egbert Schoon James Smith Vincent Stoner Dee Taylor C E. Whistler Mrs. Lyle Wflbnr . and Mrs. H. L. Yocum 4A gn ' , 1 ,Q f I -J 1 V . 1 1 Lyle Couture Principal and Scienc Fred Brower Social Science and Coach Raymond Buckridge English - Dramatics World History Leslie Peterson Agriculture 6 Faculty Myrtle Monkelien Secretary Waldo Mick Robert Sellman Band and Superintendent ASs,t Coach Bggggefjfjjr Lillian Brown Vocal Music Iva Moles Home Economics Myggtgeggiizgan F 'Q ' 4 all i'1fi13'?E,!sSl?'.f.i!11QR!:-vE4!Hf'SiKE43S9.Hf?f '. 2'-- -'H-w-' ,',-,,,- z A fm' 1 1 ' ' -.vffi-' 'H ,inKBiCwd7'I11v5Vi-' 'QNX 1 Board of Education Waldo Mick, Superintendent Emanuel Kraska, Pres. A. C. Carmichae Leo Grosve 1 nor Edward Monahan Jack Bouma Fred Hudson, Sec rm Mrs, Merryman Annual Sponsor Robert Bouml Boys Athletics X os Jerry Yocum Business Manager Donnlee Johnson Typist Annual taff Irva Olson Editor Sandra Lasher Girls Athletics Donald Flaherty Ass't Business Manager Donna Johnson Typist Mary TBYI-01' Ass't Editor Mgnica Powers enior Class Janet Henry Instrumental Music Joe Plsntz Ass't Business Manager Alene Stoner Gene Okerlund Vocal Music Jill Sheeley Dramatics Jane Wilbur Art Student Photographer .l13 5GHlB1Hfs.4Ek,.E3l.,5J-Irllir LEXQELQ ?I:i'i'f JEIZJKIFVQZ HfLdix25fIlZXb'GZ'3.IHx't'!lLTllklBBiE51!.?'Il5UEi.YlBDllimGH2 . NLP-PJ'5':'I!v,J, K ', ,,r'N , Q IL' VA -' vf n- 153 , 5+-UL. 5, fninrs A I f 13 I x' Q 'W ' ,'f,-'ifrw . ':' 1 . R, Q ' Q f V, 6 1 ? . x Q ' 'k'1V452fMrivz1ulL'v, ,. N ,1.,v , ..1 PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS. Monica Powers llBermlI NA jumpg a cry3 where there's fun, there's I!u Class Treas. 23 Class Pres. U3 Annual Staff M3 Scarlet Letter Staff3,M3 Pep Club 3,h3 Basketball Cheerleader 331bmecoming Attendant3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,u3 Girls Chorus 3,43 Girls Sextette M3 Typing eo wpm. VICE-PRFSIDENT Richard Gregerson Ol Greg!! NA Whiz at Figures! CMath, that isln Class Pres. 23 Class Vice Pres. M: Scarlet Letter Staff M3 Jr.C1ass Play 33 Basketball 3,h3 Baseball 3,U letteredg Perfect Attendance 1,2 STUDENT COUNCIL Mary Taylor 'Goonyn Hwhen fate hands you a lemon, squeeze it, and make lemonade.' Class Vice Pres. 23Class Sec. and TP68S.3QStud6ht Council ug Annual Staff M3 Scarlet Letter Staff 2,h3 Pep Club 3,h3 Home- coming Attendant3 Jr. Class Play 33 Basketball l,2, lettered 33 March- ing Band 2, Majorette 3,h3 Concert Band l,2,3, U3 Mixed Chorus M3 Girls Chorus l,2,3,u: Basket- ball Cheerleader Q3 Typing So wpm. Marlene Smith 'Smitty' NIT Silence is SOIGBHQ I'm dead brokeln Class Sec. and Treas. by Scarlet Letter Staff 33 Pep Club, Off. Treas. 3 ,Lg Football Cheerleader Q3 Jr. C1888 Play 33 Basketball l,2, lettered 3,h3 Mixed Chorus M3 Girls Chorus 1, 2,32 Typing MO wpm. Charles Levene P nChuckn nBlessed is the man who invented sleepin Drivers Club Q3 F.F.A. M3 Basketball A E1Z.!bS MIlflK-rL!l?3SlL79I!?l'!' - V V 31W'mTITfEaL'.?.'2Q-fliatf E552-'HBFESSFQFWHKA FUN!DMI-1wLWKHL 5lWfWMHYS?3KNQF3EQAEMM?US.X- 1 '1' ' f YT. 'i . 'z 'jx f',N?54 1 Donald Flaherty uDannyn NTO look at me, would you think me a great lover?H Annual Staifg F. F. A. l, 2, 3, hy Football, lettered 3,hg Basketball lp Baseball 3,hg Track l,2, lettered 3,hg Mixed Chorus hg Boys Chorus My Vice-Pres. of Drivers Club h Irva Olson nlrvn nAim well, but don't forget to pull the trigger!n Editor of AnnualgScarlet Letter Staff by Pep Club hy Pres. of Drivers Club hy Basketball Mgr. 2,33 Marching Band l,2,3,hj Concert Band l,2,3,hg Mixed Chorus hy Typing AO wpm. 4 s Bill Plantz nB1ll' HI came, I bluffed, I graduatedlu F.F.A. l,2,3,hg Student Council 23 Football l,2, lettered 3,hg Basketball l,2, lettered 3,hg Base- ball l, lettered 2, 3,hg Track l,2, lettered 3,hg Fixed Chorus l,2,3,h Homecoming King Sandra Lasher nsandyn nShe puts her worries in a pocket--with a hole in ltx' Annual Staffg Scarlet Letter Staff 3,hg Pep Club 3,hgFbotball Cheer- leader l,?,3,h3J . Class Play 3g Basketball lettered l,2,3,hg Mixed Chorus hy Girls Chorus 11213: Typing 50 Wpm. uFidgeu ' uMen should be heard, as well as seeniu Pep Club 3g Jr. Class Play 33 Football Mgr. 2,3,hg Basketball 2,3,hg Baseball Mgr. 23 Track Mgr. 2,3,hg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,hg Boys Quartette 3,u: Typing MO wpm. nStoneru HCharm often lies in be- ing qu1et.u Annual Staffg Scarlet Letter Staff 3,hg Pep Club 3,hg Jr. Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,hg Girls Chorus l,2,3,hg Girls Triple Trio 2 1 N 4 fy A . . . . , - MYIuk?Hh1L'u25'U!iEv:!.lH'J:l2' :ik vim Tdiil' ummm' Donalee Johnson Robert Bouma I Lorraine Johnson nDonaleeW nR8pid Robeftu nB1ond1eu nwhen th1ngS 30 ffong' NI camgQN I Saw' I nTell me again--I don't don't go with them. whistle ' quite ketchln Annual Staffg Scarlet Annual Staff! Scarlet Class V1ce-pres. 3: Letter Staff 3,hg Jr. Class Play 3g Play 3g Marching Band l, 23 Concert Band l,2g Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, bg Girls Chorus l,2,3,hg Girls Triple Trio 23 Girls Sextette 3gPerfect Attendance lg Sec. and Treas.of Drivers Club ug Typing 60 wpm. All C1838 Letter Staff l,2,3,hg Jr. Class Play 33 Foot- ball lettered l,2,3,h3 Basketball lettered l,2, 3,hg Baseball lettered l,2,3,hg Marching Band l,2,3,hg Concert Band l,2,3,hg Mixed Chorus l,2,3,hg Boys Quartette 3,Ug Typing 50 wpm. Boys State 3 Scarlet Letter Staff ug Pep Club 3, Pres. by Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,h3 Homecoming Queen Jr. Class Play 35 March- ing Band 2,3,hg Concert Band 1, 2, 3, hg Mixed Chorus l,2,3,hg Girls Chorus l,2,3,hg Girls Trio 33 Girls Triple Trio 3g Girls Sextette 2,3,hg Mixed Quartette Us Tvrins 50 wpm. H J Pl tz Donna Johnson Howard Johnson Sgpidggw nDonnan nHoddyn uHe who Sitteth upon 8 nAs busynas a cat with nCupid gets a woman tack,--Yea! He Shall two mlce. hater,sooner or--later! riseln Annual Staifg Scarlet Letter Staff 3,hg F.F.A. lr2n3:h3 PGP Club 39u3 Jr. Class Play 33 All Class Play 3g Basketball l,2,3,hg Baseball l,2,3, hy Track 3,hg Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Annual Staff, Scarlet Letter Staff 3,hg Jr. Class Play 33 All Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus hy Girls Chorus l,2,3,h3 Typing no wpm. Football l,2, lettered 3,h3 Basketball l,2, lettered 3,hg Track l,2, lettered 3,hg Typing no wpm. ,, ,Y,...,nK . W, ,,,., ,. MW, My: 17. --', .-,. .v ,,.., k ' 4 ef , ,L 1 Q 9. ' Sl ' W'Ww1':?-QGe'f':W- . , fr gi fm fx J, v Merlin Johnson Barbara Whistler Marlin Johnson llMeI,t ll nGood fellowship is the ship for mein Football l, lettered 2, 3,h3 Basketball l,2,3, lettered ug Baseball 1, 2, lettered 3,h3 Track lettered l,2,3,h3Perfect Attendance 1,33 Drivers Club 3 'Mortn nShe's blessed with a smile that just doesn't come offln Pep Club 3,h3 Basketball l,2,35 Driver's Club h, Typing no wpm. nPeten nYou can do a lot of bluffing by simply keep- ing your mouth shutln Football l, lettered 2, 3,h3 Basketball l,2,3,h5 Baseball l,2, lettered 3,h3 Track lettered l,2, 3,LLQ Drivers Club ll Jane Wilbur nJaneN ll only listen, I'd tell them somethingln If the teachers would Annual Staff, Scarlet Letter Staff 2,33 Pep Club 3,hg Jr. Class Play 33 All Class Play 33 Girls Chorus 1 Z 'Yoken nThere are two sides to every story--my side, and the right side.n Class Pres. 33 Annual Staffg Scarlet Letter Staff 33 Jr. Class Play 3g Football 1, Mgr. 2, lettered 3,hg Basketball l,2, lettered 3,hg Base- ball l, lettered 2,3, by Track l,2, lettered 3,hg Marching Band 1,2,3,hg Concert Band l,2,3,h3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,hg Boys Quartette 3,hg Mixed Quartette U Dianne Johnson 'Johnny' nMen annoy me--I love to be annoyed!u Scarlet Letter Staff 3, Editor hy Trees. of Pep Club ug Student Council 33 Basketball Cheerlead- er 2,3,hg Marching Band l,2,3,hg Concert Band l,2,3,hg Mixed Chorus 2, 3,bg Girls Chorus 1,2,3, ug Girls Triple Trio 23 Sextette 3,hg Drivers Club hp Typing 50 wpm. Jill Sheeley llJi11ll HThe harder I try, the gooder to be--the worser I getln Annual Staffg Scarlet Letter Staff 3,h3 Pep Club 3,h3 Jr. Class Play 33Girls Chorus 13 Typing no wpm. Robert Nieman NBob H nPeop1e who don't know me, think I'm smartlu Drivers Club Mg F.F.A. M3 Basketball M3 Base- ball M , .A N anet ' uJanetu nLife is easy, smooth and slow,--do whatcomes, and let the rest goin Annual Staff3 Marching Band l,2,3,h3 Concert Band l, 2, 3, M3 Mixed Chorus 23 Girls Chorus 2 T Donald Brent NDOHYI Uwhen fun and duty clash--let duty go to smashln Scarlet Letter Staff M3 F.F.A. 2,3,h3 Jr. Class Play 33 Football 3,M3 Basketball 3,h3 Baseball 2,3,h3 Track 2, lettered 3,u3 Marching Band 3,h3 Concert Band 3,h3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, H3 Boys Chorus M Hattie ' nMen, those Wonderful Creaturesln Scarlet Letter Staff M3 Pep Club and officer My Jr. Class Play 33 Mixed Chorus l,23 Girls Chorus 1,23 Girls Triple Trio 2, Typing 50 wpm. lloke ll NI'm not curious, I gust like to know things! Annual Staff3 Pep Club and Officer 33 Jr. Class Play 33 Marching Band 2,3,uf Concert Band 2,3, M3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,uf Boys Quartette 2,3,h3 Typing DO wpm. Lester McClurg nLesteru Hwere there no women, men might live like Godsln F.F.A. 1,2,3,uf Baseball 1,23 Typing no wpm. Patricia Letscher Hpatll uShe appears quiet but one never knowsln Pep Club 33 Basketball 23 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Girls Chorus 2,33 Typing SO wpm. Arthur Moulton l!ArtlI My feet are my biggest assetln Jr. Class Play 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Typing 50 wpm. Richard Beekman uBeanho1en HThere are better thin s in life than learningli F.F.A. l,2,3,U3 Track 1,23 Typing hO wpm. Elmer Lubinus nE1mern NAllgreat men are dying, and I don't feel so well myselfln Class Sec.-Treas. 13 F.F.A.1,2,3,uQ Jr. Class Play 35 Footballlettered 3,h3 Basketball l,2,3,h3 Track 2,h3 Drivers Club news reporter h i LeRoy Schoon HCue-ballu nwork fascinates meg I can sit and look at it for hourslu F.F.A. 1,2.3.u W , wi' f, ni D a fa 43 .A- gQ'+Jvr 75.-X' I, Z ,7 X ' apr: 4 5 'af 9 .3 7 x 0 'X 491 , 5 L If-I . ' '! 4 6 ffinl its XV 0 5 167 uf v Q, R 0 ' 'Alf A, 9 fl AJYI-Q A' AX . P X - N 211- fli -..- 1 -1 '- lkX'Qa 1 L 4,0 ' X e 5 5 i 5 llomecoming YUUQUUHHHVEHEHQT to Senior-Winning Float Junior Float Mary Taylor Lorraine Johnson--Bill Plantz fs Monica Powers Sophohore Float Freshman Float S Q F w w:W9iL?9i2PAl'S'LM.sRL5Z!xlrWl5 Gary Braley President Patsy Patrick Vice-President Edna Lewis Sec.-Trees. Donna McLain Student Council Sandra Frevert President Donald Whistler Vice-President Beverly Saylor Sec.-Treas. Bob Pascal Student Council Larry Botine President Joyce Martens Vice-President Nancy Pechan Sec.-Trees. Rodell Johnson Student Council Nzf. ,r-A, J? .W q,. , 1 . xv Q' -3' L -qgfzmw dr ,- .5 W-'wwf 3 Y '-1 2 -W' W .,315?f'F'W ww: -X -- W 77, Wfw?f iQ..,w5 - 4 w , ,XI - 4: ,A 'Wu f fx: 'X . ,fa Q.: +144-if W,-Q 5- V WC NZ Q, 3315 ,Q v,.,Sbl,, :M I 3 fu ' 51 k ' :I Al: -Q iyla' , Tx - , - 'K ... m , 7.5 ttudent Ceuneil Seated: Donna Johnson Mildred Panbecker Gary Braley tAss't. Editor! Dianne Johnson lEd1torl Donalee Johnson Jill Sheeley Left to Right Hr. Mick tAdv1aorJ Hary Taylor Donna McLain Bob Pascal Rodell Johnson Starlet Letter Left to Right: Susan Home, Cleo Brent, Myrna Starck, Joe Plants, Alene Stoner, Bob Bouma, Henrietta Boyd, Eller Lubinus, Monica Powers, Richard Gregerson, Sandy Lasher, Ken Anderson, Lorraine Johnson, Don Brent, Irva Olson, Mary Taylor, Karen Anderson, Eunice Foege, Nancy Pechan, Donna McLain, Gloria Chapman, Mr. Buckridge, tAdvisorl 2 H L x Q. '4 . QcL1'241'N5, 'kai 39 11. .3 IF!! , QA Mi6iJ:'1'fY'Sl!TEWI Junior Blass Pla The Junior Class presented their play 'Girl Crazy' on October lh, 1955 under the direction of . Danny Churchill, a New York playboy, must spend one year on an Arizona ranch before he can inherit his father's for- tune. He knows he will miss the Broadway night lifeg and so when Holly Gray, the postmistress of the little Arizona town, suggests that he turn it into a dude ranch, he does so enthusiastically. With Louie, a cab driver from Brooklyn, and Jake, the caretaker of the ranch, he manages to rebuild the old ranch into a well-known dude ranch. There's plentyof trouble, however. First, Lank, an outlaw, tries to discourage him by shooting the sheriff. Pete, Lank's Mexican partner, tries to help, too. Things are really in a fix when Sam comes to town and takes Molly away from Danny. Louie is talked into running for sheriff, but he does more ru ning from Lank than doing his duty as sheriff. Rose loves Louie, and she tries to help him. The girls from the switchboard , , , , , andthe ranch hands, Cactus and Lucky , all helpto straighten up Danny's romance with Molly and keep Tess away from him. Eaglerock keeps Lank from shooting Louie, and when the money, which Dannq was to use in a swimming pool for the ranch, is stolen, Lt. Caddigan clears up the mystery. Of course, everything ends happily, for Molly and Rose get their men, and Tess settles for Sam. 3 9 2 E 5 5 11 miFIS 3i91l iSl .aB1!.HEBW The high school presented their second All Class Play on February lh, 1956. The play which was chosen was ' Harvey by Mary Chase. The story of the play concerns Elwood P. Dowd C Dennis Tollefson D, a gentle toper who spent 'half his life being smart, and the other half being pleasant.' One night he meets Harvey, e white rabbit six and a half feet tall. Harvey becomes his constant companion, and the two of them make life unhappy for E1wood's sister Veta Louise C Rosemary Shaw I and his niece Myrtle Mae C Karen Anderson I. Veta decides to have Elwood treated at the local sanitarium, Chu ley's Rest, but the story she tells about Elwood and Harvey is so convincing that the doctors I Monica Powers, Gary Braley, Romaine Foege I become confused and think that it is she who should really be treated. This mistake is soon righted, but not before Elwood, with Harvey, succeeds in showing each member of the group that life can be a nappy thing, and that we should all be friends rather than critical enemies. In the end, Harvey solves everything, and Vets, Myrtle, Elwood - and Harvey, of course - return to their former hectic, but happy, life. Other members of the cast were as follows: Margie Becker, Jane Wilbur, Jerry Yocum, Cynthia Scovel, Joe Plantz, and Bob Pascal. The play was directed by Mr. Buckridge, the Speech- English instructor. 5 s 2 E E v .F.. First Row: D. O'Conner, G. Johnson, D. Beekman, E. Aden, B. Neiman, J. Letcher, B. Wingarden, L. Bloomquist, R. Hiesterman Second Row: C. Trenary, R. Hudek, D. Flaherty, J. Plantz- Reporter, E. Lubinus-President, B. Plantz-Sentinel, A. Frevert-Secretary, K. Anderson-Treasurer, D. Brent-Vice President Third Row: D. Whistler, C. Almquist, L. McClurg,B.Pasca1, R. Beekman,J3 Kordik, C. Levene, R. Johnson, L. Samuelson, J. Kampen, Mr. Peterson-Advisor All vocational agriculture students are enrolled in F.F.A. In their supervised farming program, the productive projects this year includes 52 pure bred littersof hogs, 30 beef cattle, 10 dairy cattle, 16 sheep, 300 chickens, 112 acres of corn, 20 acres of oats, and 20 acres of soy beans. Our improvement projects include home beautification, fertilizing, tiling, graveling lanes, building feed floors, and building fences. We havea total of 128 supplementary projects. We have participated in several activities during the past year. The two teams going to the Cattle Congress at Waterloo, were Joe Plantz, Bill Plantz, Darwin O'Conner, Leroy Schoon, and Cortlyn Almquist. Some of us took part in Pfister corn yeild contest at Sac City. Don Brent,and Allen Frevert attend- ed the State F.F.A. Convention held at Council Bluffs. Four- teen boys attended the Manson Fair and won one-third of the Premimums. The ribbons recieved were 10 purples, 7h blues, 22 reds and h whites. At the Pocahontas Fair we recieved 33 blues and 13 red ribbons andwe also took first in herdsmen and second in township group. In our record book contest of beef judging we won six places out of the first eight and won six places out of the first seven in county competition. The Pocahontas Chapter sent a delgation of 13 boys to the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. They were as follows: Leroy Schoon, Ralph Hudek, Joe Plantz, Don Brent, Don Flaherty, Bill Plantz,Bob Winegarden, George Chapman, Chuck Lavene, Leland Samuelson, and Richard Beekmen. Allen Frevert represented our Chapter in the National F.F.A. Chorus. r +3 6 , K, If G.. x.'? ? -9, TWH ,SN Xu, ff Av L 3 J ESQ WK? J H ' ji I1 l I KX 3 1 Y E ' Marchingkand On August 30, 1955 the marching band under the direction of Mr. Sellman and Majorette Mary Taylor started warming up. Our first performance was the annual Football Jamboree on Sept. 12. We started with a parade from the Court House to the School House. This consisted of the bands from eiftt visiting schools. At the school house we played the follow selections, Drake Relays, The Thunder, and the Star Spang Banner. We next showed our talent at the Rockwell City game Sept. 16. The next morning, Sept. 17, we went to Ames for Band I J 1 1 F 1 this year in honor of John Phillip Sousa. The forty-f bands formed the word Sousa and played three of his selecti they were: Stars and Strips Forever, The Thunder, and K Cotton. We would like to thank Mr. Brower and Ricky taking and returning us safely Sept 28, was Homecoming and the big parade was lead the band. Our selections for the evening performance were Fanfare, Night Flight, The Old Gray Mare, Home On The Ran I'm looking over a Four Leaf Clover, and the School Song The State Contest was held at Storm Lake on Oct 15 selections were Night Flight, Santiago, College Song, Sch Song, and Emblem of Unity, which we worked into our requi maneuvers very nicely. For this we received a II. We opened the Community Chest Drive by leading the Feather parade. Oct. 2h, was the last home game with Albert City. corrected some of our mistakes and used our contest routine The last performance was Menorial Day with a parade the Cemeteries and back. The Seniors at this time would L to say fare-well to Mr. Sellman and wish him all the Luck a one could have in the future. 5 5 Concertlland Clerinets Phebe Padgett Betty Anderson LaVonne Samulson Joan Johnson Grant Peters Linda Patty Joyce Dewall Janet DeWa11 Sally Sedlacek Saxaphones Alto Bonnie Anderson Sandra Frevert Irva Olson Irene Vosberg Marian Hudek Tennor Don Brent Karen Anderson Kathy Grosvenor Baritone Sax John Ramirez F Horn Eloyce Messka Cornets Gene Okerlund Bob Bouma Allen Frevert Steve Peterson Gayle Johnson Jon Sedlacek Jack Aden Sherry Byerly Trombones Dennis Tollefson Lorraine Johnson Janet Henry Basses Cleo Brent Kenny Anderson Oboe Carole Neville Bass Clarinet Patsy Patrick Percussion Jerry Yocum Dianne Johnson Bonnie Johnson Betty Trenary Linda Hammer Susan Home Baritones Jon Anderson Gary Braley Janice Anderson Flutes Mary Taylor Ruth Niemand Alto Clarinet Berneice Waterman 5 . X .' ,, I ' if Q 1 a 4 . 1 1.W1K E I iilt P R 'WIEELBS' 'l'9i54zQSf li'vi2 FYR WEEK' 'IHHBM , Mlxvd Uhoru. First Row: B. Anderson, N. Pechan, J. Ihnen, C. Neville, Patrick, L. Johnson, D. Johnson, A. Stoner, J. Anderson l E. Lewis, P. Second Row: L. Samuelson, M. Meyer, J. Martins, R. Niemand, B. Trenary, L. Okerlund, B. Joens, D. Johnson K. Anderson, B. Saylor, J. Hotovec Third Row: Mrs. Brown, Direcforg M. Larson, D. Johnson, M. Powers, S. Lasher, M. Smith, M. Taylor, E. Foege, I. Olson, M. Storck Fourth Row: D. Flaherty, J. Plantz, C. Almquist, G. Johnson, R. Johnson, R. Hansen, R. Foege, B. Plantz, D. Brent, J. Wedemann, B. Winegsrden Fifth Row: G. Johnson, B. Pascal, G. Chapman, J. Yocum, B. Bouma, J. Moulton, L. Samuelson, G. Okerlund, A. Frevert, R. Hiesterman O Mllkl valGr0up' Gene Okerlund Tenor Fdna Lewis Soprano Lonalee Johnson Pianist Lorraine Johnson Alto Jerry Yocum Bass Homaine Foege Ist. Tenor Gene Okerlund 2nd. Tenor Jerry Yocum Ist. Bass Bob. Bouma 2nd. Bass Viif , 7 4 . , 1 i myiihlklvimfa L-IFASVMA X951 XLSIZBLK. First Row J Johnson, L Ham er, N Pechan, J Ihnen, C. Neville, B. Trenary, L Johnson, D Johnson, A Stoner, B Anderson, A. Johnson Second Row M Meyer, J Martens, R Niemand, P Patrick, L. Okerlund, B. Third Rod' J woodin, M Larson, D Johnson, L Samuelson, R. Shaw, M. Burns Brent, S. Home, M. Klocko, Mrs. Brown, N Eunice Foege Tl Alto Karen Anderson ll Sop. Carole Neville I Sep. Patsy Patrick Pianist First Row Carole Neville I Sop. Monica Powers I Sop. Lois Okerlund Alto Patsy Patrick Alto Second Row II Sop. Donalee Johnson Pianist Dianne Johnson II Sop. Lorraine Johnson 2 f 1 I wx - wk -Q 11911356191 thlffifff 5 3 5 r ihviiiiiifi' .UIZSI 'i6il8X1 EEPv ' ' ' ' Football Team Football Honors: The following boys received honors in the selection of All Conference and All State teams following this years undefeated and untied season: Des Moines, Register and Tribune, All State Teams: iSelected by Jack Northl Bob Bouma-lst team, End Howard Johnson-Honorable Mention, Guard Marlin Johnson-Honorable Mention, Back Merlin Johnson-Honorable Mention, Back Jerry Yocum-Honorable Mention, Back Ralph Hudek-Honorable Mention, Tackle Iowa Daily Press Association: lSe1ected by Coaches and Officials! Bob Bouma-3rd team, End Howard Johnson-Honorable Mention, Guard Marlin Johnson-Honorable Mention, Back Merlin Johnson-Honorable Mention, Back Ralph Hudek-Honorable Mention, Tackle Twin Lakes All Conference Team: lOn1yone offensive and one defensiveteam selected by coaches., Bob Bouma ------- Offensive End and Defensive Tackle Howard Johnson--Offensive Utility Lineman and Defensive End Marlin Johnson--Offensive Back Merlin Johnson--Defensive Linebacker Elmer Lubinus---Honorable Mention, Tackle Bill Plant! ----- Defensive Utility Back Jerry Yocum ----- Defensive Halfback Ralph Hudek ----- Honorable Mention, Tackle we 32 Lohrville 0 13 Rockwell City 12 26 Rolfe 6 19 Laurens 6 19 Manson 7 32 Albert City 0 13 Lake City 6 Bob Bouma Howard Johnson End Guard 4 . 3 - Aging K- rf' s 3. 4.4 . A112 , 4 0 1- r.,, , vu 1- m ,M ASN- l :N 5 . ,. . u A , 'X . x r- -1 1 ,v ,L H 1. 'Tv' .'N I ,. , 2 - e 'V A Q 2, N , , .F- ,-ff, ,, ,A X .,. 7 A ' VNV, .- ,- if-, -w ui!- vp. -.r V Q.: 1., . .. .. 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End Jerry Yocum Quarterback xasfsfx Coach: Fred Brower Co-Captains: Jerry Yocum B111 Plants Elmer Lubinus B111 Plantz Tackle End if-SAL Don Flaherty Tackle .x X' X e S Aim, Ralph Hudek Tackle iix Bob Pascal Fullback gllii dd 4 Q Gary Braley Center if i xg lla qw E. ,m axe Leonard Whitfield Tackle gli' Larry Bloomquist Guard Kenny Anderson Ron Kruger Guard Guard muh '1 , fx.. na' L, ,.k1m,,A- H '! ,A A ,M fy x: 4,4 5 As, . we J mfg , , .1 4: u., V, 1 1- v,i ,V 52 A ,-ff. .vf .. .Inf 'wi Ba ehall Team Front Row: Don Flaherty, Joe Plggtz, Marlin Johnson, Jerr Yocum, Merlin Johnson, Kenny Anderson, Bill Plantz Back Row: Coach Fred Brower, Leonard Whitfield, Don Brent Bob Bouma, Paul Anderson, Denny Johnson, Dick Gregerson Track Team 'S K Front Row: Kenny Anderson, Merlin Johnson, Howard Johnson, Ralph Hudek, Paul Anderson, Jerry Yocum, Denny Johnson, Marlin Johnson, B111 Plantz Back Row: Coach Fred Brower, Don Flaherty, Don Brent, Gary Braley, Don Johnson, Bob Bouma, Dick Gregerson, Leland Samuelson, Ervin Aden, Bob Hanson R ya . ,sg f, ,, ,, Q. w Lx ,11 .x. , 'F Jfmlff., . , , 1.5.2, 1 .f s Z W . , . . ,4'1fr' '-3, 5-L 1 , , 51 '14 A 1 ,,-,259 ' , Q gtgj-' 1 'gp 1 1 QW. 15:5 11 , Ma. up J nw - .gan ai 1 yn' , ' vz. ,Q , 1.1-4,2 TH' . r 1 . .5 '1 ff? 121 ,ff 3579?-1',l't f!:!,!,'513g,.qtif in ,L- W 1 If Y,,,,1f Q- , W V. Vi.. : Q1 .41 f:-M, Pep Club First Row: M. Powers, V. Peters, M. Plantz, E. Foege, K. Anderson, C. Neville, P. Padgett, L. Hammer, B. Anderson. M. Becker, M. Klocko, H. Boyd, H. Peterson. Second Row: M. Larson, L. Nedved, J. McFarland, L. Burns, A. Stoner, M. Storck, B. Saylor, J. Anderson, M. Hudek, S. Watson, J. Woodin, S. Frevert, N. Pechan, B. Whistler. Third Row: L. Johnson, B. Waterman, R. Niemand, M. Moulton, E. Lewis, B. Joens, M. Smith, S. Lasher, D. McLain, P. Patrick, Miss Lawver fadvisorl, B. Broderson, C. Brent, L. Okerlund, M. Taylor, R. Shaw, J. Wilbur, J. Tott. Fourth Row: S. Home, M. Panbecker, J. Sheeley, C. Scovel, D. Johnson, G. Chapman. Driver ' Club First Row: B. Whistler, A. Stoner, D. Johnson, D. Flaherty, I. Olson, D. Johnson, E. Lubinus, L. Nedved, C. Scovel. Second Row: C. Trenary, D. O'Connor, G. Okerlund, T. Whitfield, B. Winegarden, T. Tate, R. Kruger. Third Row: Mr. Couture Cadvisorj, D. Sanders, D. Tollefson, G. Braley, K. Anderson, B. Nieman, G. Johnson, C. Levene, K. Bauer. Fourth Row: J. Moulton, P. Johnson, L. Eral, R. Becker, A. Moulton, R. Johnson, J. Kordik. 5 nr , 1' ' .f2 '-f We 4' 'E 3 1 - 3 ,u ,l 4 i . 1 - 4 A 1 . . Q v. W., if A fin V. - 2. ' 4 1 A . ww' , nw: -Q 0 Cheerleader Marlene Smith, Donna McLain, Sandra Lasher, Patricia Patrick Y r 3 X e If! Mary Taylor, Lorraine Johnson, Dianne Johnson, Carole Neville J 2 F Girl Ba kethall We The County Tournament 27 esbianson 21 28 Lohrville 52 We QE? 145 eeaockwell City ml ' F5 Palmer L41 e2Lake City SO 30 Laurens Eh M9 eeLaurens U6 25 Fonda Lll hl 9GAlbert city 67 39 rAlbert City 79 Sectional Tournament ho nLaurens 72 39 aLake Cit we The Lll Cylinder y ge H Pomeroy S5 S9 e2Rockwell City LL3 M7 wManson 69 H Conference Games Back Row: Mr. Mick Coach, Bernice Joens, Joyce Martens, Marlene Smith, Karen Anderson, Betty Trenary, Cleo Brent, Sandy Lasher, Jane Hotovec Lavon Nedved, Nancy Pechan, Janice Ihnen, Bonnie Johnson, Miss Dougherty Chaperone Front Row: Eunice Foege manager, Susan Holmes, Myrna Myers, LaVonne Samuel- son, Janice Anderson, Margie Becker, Lois Okerlund, Sandra Watson, Linda Hammer, Sandra Frevert, Marlene Klocko, Bonnie Anderson, Janet Wagner mana- ger i Q Y or B9ttY TPGUHYY Sandy Lasher Marlene Smith Lavon Nedved Forward Guard Forward Guard Nancy Pechan Karen Anderson Bonnie Johnson Jane Hotovec Forward Guard Forward GUUPG Joyce Martens Cleo Brent Bernice Joens Forward Guard Forward Guard ,,! F E , f - Indians A f-.y..,.. lgg 23,61-.' 39.11131 f gil? -Q 9974? '1 5 1 Lf 71 .. J Q' M4951 j24fJl Qff Q 'llfbwief ' X , Q? sf 45:5 l'Nf yg Bob Bouma X0 Jerry Yggpm Cffliter' uuprd 1 Bill Plmfz Bob Nieman Howard Johnson Forward Forward duard ,M Ti - A WE E? wHanson 79 Lohrville 65 nRockwell City X 62 wholfe ' Ch flake City CO wLaurens bk HAlbert City 58 wA1bert City V19 Hull SO NLaurens 76 MLake City YL Mkockwell City Fl Aurelia 52 Hholfe Y8 NNanson C onnty Tournament 7? Plover RC Rolfe 69 Laurens Sectional Tonrname Marlin Johnson 78 Pomeroy Forwsrd M Conference Games THEY M6 SU MM M9 58 M6 Ml 65 E3 65 60 M7 MM M5 E3 55 nt M2 Elmer Lubinus Meflin Johns Center Forward OH Don Brent Gulrd Dick Gre5erson Guard s H E E 1 ,. 54 E K F - ' ' X Q- fb -- Q X 5 if W A 4 4- Q ' . SN N '- - ' M 'S . Q 'f: '1f':s?: Wifi' ..,. , X ,XXw,4' 2? 7 f 1 Q -:A N J 1' A ff: J fx Q X Tiff I X lf 51,455 Q , ffflllx' I f 1 f 1 , Q I I. f I 9 Q5 1 x T' L- 0 are ' 5 aw e, - l- QI ff 1 'S-as V' - viii 4. X Q' D 11 Y v 'N x 5 5-fi - ' Q W ll ,nw Q N ' 5' ,ff -94:1 ' R ' Simi- Q E E , 31 SS! Q -..xii i , f ff Ngkxx X X gg lx. is gQ 5 f 96166 t ,g J Q Q' 47 ,nl -' 1 ...an K. N: A v ii dk nys iw. QS xix x MF, Q af WX b af WW Es- -3 -2 B 3 Q 5 A If vs 5 . X 'R 9 , 2 2' K SD Y X 1 N X 'X k Q .X if '- AS E 5 5 5 a 5 E 2 E Z 3 Hung Rung Rung Rung Rung Rung Hung Rung Hung Class Motto: Class Color: Class Flowe CLIMBING TFE LADDER OF ANOTHER YEAR Tonight We Launch, Where Shall We Anchor? Blue and White r: White Rose August August 29 -School Started September September 2 - Freshman Initiation CPoor Freshmanl 9 - First Football Game at Lohrville 12 - Football Jamboree 23 - Homecoming KLorraine and Bill Reignedl October October ln - Junior Class Play 15 - Marching Band Contest lAnother III 18 - Red Feather Day 28 - Last Football Game CCongratu1ations, Boys? November November 18 - First Basketball Game with Manson 21 - Career Day December December 19 - Christmas Operetta 23 - Christmas Vacation lat last, January January 9- - Girl's County Tournament - Semester Ends What testslll - Music Festival at Rolfe lit 13 16-22 - Boy's County Tournament Cwe did it againi 2 30 February February L - Gir1's Sectional Tournament - Girl's Sectional Tournament Ends 10 - Speech Contest lk 20- April April 6 8 7 13 30 May May - Ba 13 lu - Se 15 - Cl 16 - All Class Play 25 - Boy's Sectional Tournament - Small Group Contest - Pocahontas Relays - Junior and Senior Banquet CPr-etty nice, Kids, ccalaureate CThe beginning of the endl nior Class Picnic ass Night - Commencement CToday is the tomorrow we worried about yesterdayl HH: E - .I , . F. VI 'V 4,4 -vxJ. 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