Primghar High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Primghar, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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Benner's DX Service Bergen's Store Bill's Standard Service Bill's Texaco Service Dr. W. C. Bolender DDS Burdette's Market Cassidy Hardware Don's Woodshop Dr. R. G. Dyson OD Elite Cleaners Farnsworth Skelly Service First National Bank Jean's Jewelry Dr. E. B. Getty MD Corrine Gillespie Greenlee Food Market Hagen Chiropractic Clinic Herm's Shop Hi-Way Cafe Ellamay Hoeven Hunt's Drug Store Kaiser Insurance Kern and Frisby Impl. Co. Krumm Hardware Lange's Cafe Mavis and Mike's Place Modern Way Beauty Salon Nagles Farm Store Norman Brothers-Ford O'Brien County Bell O'Brien County Lumber Primadon Roller Rink Primghar Lumber Store Primghar Savings Bank Rerick Abstract Co. Roger's Phillips 66 Schubert's Clothing Seivert Furniture Sheridan's 5 and 10 H. H. Schultz-Attorney Schoening and Schoening Dr. A. D. Smith MD Smith and Grigg-Attorney Dr. E. Sundquist DVM Uptown Dairy Earl Van Laar-TV Service Mitch Vander Tuig-Auctioneer UHe who giveth to a good cause, selleth well.H--Proverb 05 'Wa' f Q T njf X 44 'P Y' F- vo 'Q? i 3, 41 gp fl , 1, C E vs Y' ff! 42 J' 0 5 'hues '19 2 Q.. . PRINCIPAL f-6 A J 1 r I J 1 N Tri x' 4-LF ' Y 1 H ly ' , Aoqffgfngw ,NFWET-I in jf 'jll .1- .vggmll lt gl ,sit-'1iaa11a2EM H I 1-' f'in-:ini Nh,- Qqf WJO1'- f'l' 'Qc' :W 3-.saggy Kgs, ' '85, 4 fflx I 1 3 AUTOGRAPHS 'V , W M ,,,,, ,,,.,.,.,. .,,, ,,,, , ,,,.i-., ,W- , , f E no ,,,,,,.,sn 'xg' ....,, ..,. . nun A MW, ,,,,, o,, SUPERINTENDENT, W. B. DEVINE, B. A., M. A. Iowa State Teachers College University of Iowa Advanced Algebra Girls Basketball S U PERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE It is my hope that the HClass of '56H can look back upon their years at Primghar High School with a feeling of pride and satisfaction in their work, accomplishments, and contributions. May you carry a set of ideals, a deep sense of moral obligation, and the desire to achieve from Primghar High School to your adult life. SECRETARY Irs. Duhrkopf 5 PRINCIPAL, H. s. CLEMENS, B.A., M.A. MR. GLEASON, B.M.E. Morningside College C Soph. World Band lass Advisor istory Central College Drake University Government Biology Senior Class Advisor FACULTY MR. DUHRKOPF, B.A. Iowa St. Teachers College MR, HOSCHLER, B,A, Freshmen Class Advisor University of South Dakota Physical Education Junior Class Advisor Basketball Class Plays Baseball Dramatics Shop English 47,3 an ' ,,,, A W I 'ef W? . wx? DANIEL ACKERMANN, B.A. THOMAS GRINDBERG, B.A. Yankton College Morningside College Sophomore Class Advisor Junior Class Advisor Advanced Typing Chemistry Office Practice Algebra B00Kk9ePiHg Declamation Typlng BERNICE ALLRED Oberlin Conservatory University of Calif. Iowa St. Teachers College Vocal Music HANS SORENSEN, B.A. Iowa St. Teachers College Freshmen Class Advisor Football, Track American History Driver Training Physical Education ,, ., 'Q- 51 7 RUTH WITTROCK, B.A. Iowa State College Junior Class Advisor Home Economics Declamation gg' ,, sf' CUSTODIAN . . COOKS W1ll1am Petersen Mrs. william Kammerer Mrs. Ross Irivine Mrs. Charlie Mast SCHOOL BOARD Bernard Jons, Roger Lathrop, William Casey, Lawerance Speaker Elizabeth Nicholson, Carolyn Bohan f '-Q 'V g Bus DRIVERS ,S , if , Bert Sundquist li E I Carrie Pingle Q f Charlie Mast Earl Benner i . I 8 f . r Dw xx J X. QQLZJLA ,215 ,,'f EQ al Class Officers Moilo charles Fjield --,Pres. GTO bear and forebear Barbara, Cassidy ---V Pres. gajgrgnd Uhne Bob Mulder ,-, Sec. F' OWBY Leona 5feFFenS---Tl'CS. Red V059 43-uns ,KN LEONA MAE STEFFENS 'II-eel! HI've got a funny bone that's always getting bumped.H Basketball 25 F.T.A. l, 25 Class Plays l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club l,2, 3, 45 Bulldog Bark l, 45 Bulldog Tracks l, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 4. VERNON LEROY TROWER IVLeeYV HThe old believe in everything, the middle aged suspect everything, the young know every- thing.H Basketball 1,25 Track 3,45 Class Plays 35 Pep Club 45 One Act Plays 3. DONALD L. GREENLEE nBungu HI came, I saw, and I'm still looking.H Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l,2,3,45 Band l,2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Class Plays 3, 45 Class Officer l, 25 Bulldog Bark l, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. lg Pep Club 45 King of Homecoming 4. W, .f A IIME LARRY H EMSTRA nHeemieH HI know the can't think ball 1, 2, lg Manager answer but I of it.n Foot- 3, 45 Track 2,3,4. ROBERT MULDER Il JakeH HChase me girls I'm full of fun.n Football 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 43 Track 35 Class Officer 43 Pep Club 4. RODERICK NICHOLSON JOH H. SMITH nRockyn u John!! HA car, a car, my king- HEarly to bed early to dom for a car.H Football rise, makes a man a 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball farmer.H Basketball l,2, Track 33 Baseball 2,3,4. 35 Baseball 13 0116 Act Plays 3. S. DONALD H. DAVIS ll DHI' HHere's a guy that is tall and blond. Of having fun he is fond.H Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Class Plays 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Bulldog Bark 4, F.T.A. 1, Pep Club 4. 495. 4 BARBARA CASSIDY HBarberH HLaughing and talking, full of fun. Known and liked by everyone.H Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l,2,3, 4, Class Officer 3,4, Pep Club 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 F,T.A. l,2,3, Bull- dog Bark l,2,3,4, Bull- dog Tracks l,2,3,4, Li- brarian 1. - 7 JUDITH A. SCHULTZ VI Judy!! HSighs at many but loves only one.H Basketball 2 Class Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, Band 1 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Bulldog Bark 1, 2, 3, 4 Bulldog Tracks 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1, Homecoming attendant 1, 2, 3, Home coming Queen 4. CHARLES D. FJELD II Chucku HI was once caught study- ing but I've almost lived down the disgrace.n Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Bulldog Bark 1, 2, 33 Bulldog Tracks 4, Class Officer 3, 4. fu HAROLD G. VAN DER SLOOT Il van!! Hwhy work longer? It's time to play.n Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Class Plays 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3. ROBERT W. HAGEDORN vvuagen HLove is what makes the world go round, that's why I'm always dizzy.H Football 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g F.T.A. 25 Class Plays 3, Class Officer 25 Mixed Chorus 33 Bulldog Bark 3, 45 Pep Club 4. GARY KDHLSTEDT HAudien NLet thy words be few.H Track 3, 4. CARL H. ANDERSON IlAndyN HRomeo minus loot.H Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 45 Baseball l5Track l, 2,3,45 Class Plays 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 45 Bulldog Bark 2, 3, 45 Bulldog Tracks 1, 2, 45 F.T.A. 45 Librarian 2, 3. QhN'x E' BEVERLY A. PETERSEN llnevvv nLaughs are a dime a dozen. She's rich.H Basketball 25 Class Plays 2, 3, 45 lixed Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Bulldog Bark 45 Bulldog Tracks 45 F.T.A. 25 Pep Club 45 Librarian 3, 4. X S K BONNIE DAVIS if Bon!! HThe way to a man's heart is through his stomach.H Dramatics 2, 35 Class Officer l, 25 Band l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,35 Bulldog Bark 2,35 Bulldog Tracks 25 F.T.A. 15 Homecoming attendant 2,3. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 30, 1943 fifteen little demons came tripping through the gates of Primghar Grade School and up to the Kindergarten room patroll- ed by Miss Betty Flinders. This was the day of days and these little demons were: Barb Cassidy, Pat Wagner, Judy Schultz, Jeanette Hopkins, Bev Peterson, Clarisse Kamrath, Betty Peckham, Janet Hagenbucher, Betty Fortner, Don Davis, Gaylon Fear, Wayne Hardin, Daryl Hofmeyer, Delbert Mathieson and Rocky Nicholson. At the end of this year we lost Jean- ette Hopkins, Betty Ann Peckham, Betty Fortner, Gaylon Fear and Bev Peterson who was beginning her journey to other schools. As time flies the kindergarteners soon moved over to fill the lst grade rows in the same room. They were: Barb Cassidy, Don Davis, Charles Fjeld, Janet Hagenbucher, Wayne Hardin, Daryl Hofmeyer, Clar- isse Kamrath, Delbert Mathieson, Rocky Nicholson, Judy Schultz, Larry Smith, Pat Wagner, Betty Sheridan and Joan Rozendaal. In this grade we were Joined by Charles Fjeld, Larry Smith, Betty Sheridan, and Joan Rozendaal. Our teacher was still Betty Flinders. In second grade Gene Peterson greeted Barb Cassidy, Don Davis, Charles Fjeld, Charles Forman, Wayne Hardin, Daryl Hofmeyer, Jim Kam- merer, Delbert Mathieson, Rocky Nicholson, John Smith, Bob Smith, Larry Smith, Janet Hagenbucher, Betty Peckham, Joan Rozendaal, Judy Schultz, Betty Sheridan and Pat Wagner. At the beginning of this year we found we had lost Clarisse Kamrath. We had gained: Charles Forman, Betty Peckham, Jim Kammerer, John Smith, and Bob Smith. By the time third grade rolled around, Bob Smith and Larry Smith had left us for the second grade and Charles Forman and Betty Peckham had moved away. We were joined by Caroline Kelly, LeRoy Trower, Loren Zoet and Don Greenlee. Our teacher was Edna June Nelson and our class con- sisted of Don Davis, Wayne Hardin, Daryl Hofmeyer, Delbert Mathieson, Rocky Nicholson, Loren Zoet, Donnie Greenlee, Charles Fjeld, Jim Kam- merer, John Smith, LeRoy Trower, Barb Cassidy, Janet Hagenbucher, Joan Rozendaal, Judy Schultz, Betty Sheridan, Pat Wagner and Caroline Kelly. We were guided by Mona Tullis in fourth grade and found we had lost Janet Hagenbucher and Caroline Kelly to other schools but both their places were more than filled by the Hquietn Clyde Kramme and Rodney Dornbusch. The eighteen little fourth graders were: Don Davis, Rodney Dornbusch, Charles Fjeld, Don Greenlee, Wayne Hardin, Daryl Hofmeyer, Jim Kammerer, Delbert Mathieson, Rocky Nicholson, John Smith, LeRoy Trower, Clyde Kramme and Burdette Menke. The sixth grade room was soon filled with the well-behaved little demons and had Alycia Moran begging for mercy. We hadn't lost anybody but Charles Forman had returned to us bringing our count to twenty. We were: Donnie Davis, Rodney Dornbush, Charles Forman, Donnie Greenlee, Daryl Hofmeyer, Delbert Mathieson, Rocky Nicholson, Loren Zoet, Bruce Ewoldt, Barb Cassidy, Judy Schultz, Betty Sheridan, Pat Wagner, Joan Rozendaal, Charles Fjeld, Jim Kammerer, John Smith, LeRoy Trower, Clyde Kramme, and Burdette Menke. At last! Jr. High! This was a big year for we had our own basket- ball team and Lester Jipp and Gladys Pike to guide us. We lost Bruce Ewoldt but his loss was recovered in the middle of the year when we gained the curly-headed Bob Mulder. We now consisted of Donnie Davis, Rodney Dornbush, Charles Forman, Don Greenlee, Daryl Hofmeyer, Delbert Mathieson, Rocky Nicholson, Loren Zoet, Bob Mulder, Barb Cassidy, Joan Q . Y S 110 ea! ill C 15 Rozendaal, Judy Schultz, Betty Sheridan, Pat Wa ner Kammerer, John Smith, LeRoy Trower, Clyde Krammi, af1dCg?1i?12itZJiigf,eJim We still had the same teacher in the eighth grade but our basketbill team had improved and we won a trophy in the county tournament, That was the big day. At the beginning of the eighth grade we fgund we had lost Rodney Dornbush and Clyde Kramme but gained Bonnie Brouwer and Percy Vander Tuig. We were: Don Davis, LeRoy Trower, Don Greenlee, Daryl Hofmeyer, Delbert Mathieson, Bob Mulder, Rocky Nicholson, Loren Zoet, Bonnie Brouwer, Barb Cassidy, Charles Fjeld, Jim Kammerer, John Smith, Burdette Menke, and Percy Vander Tuig. High School! We were ready for it and the first day we had Don Dav- is, Charles Forman, Don Greenlee, Daryl Hofmeyer, Delbert Mathieson, Bob Mulder, Rocky Nicholson, Carl Anderson, Charles Fjeld, Robert Hage- dorn, Larry Heemstra, Jim Kammerer, John Smith, LeRoy Trower,Harold Van Der Sloot, Bonnie Brouwer, Barb Cassidy, Judy Schultz, Betty Sheri- dan, Pat Wagner, Joan Rozendaal, Darlene Beerman, and Leona Steffens. From eighth grade days we had lost Loren Zoet, Percy Vander Tuig,Bur- dette Menke, but gained Carl Anderson, Robert Hagedorn, Larry Heemstra, Harold Van Der Sloot, Darlene Beerman, and Leona Steffens to bring our total to twenty-three, the largest class in our history. Our sophomore year was rather dull after the exciting initiation of our first year but we survived. In tenth grade we were: Bonnie Brou- wer, Barb Cassidy, Beverly Peterson Judy Schultz, Betty Sheridan, Pat Wagner, Darlene Beerman, Leona Steffens, Don Davis, Charles Forman, Don Greenlee, Daryl Hofmeyer, Bob Mulder, Rocky Nicholson, Delbert Mathie- son, Carl Anderson, Charles Fjeld, Robert Hagedorn, Larry Heemstra, Jim Kammerer, John Smith, LeRoy Trower, and Harold Van Der Sloot, We had lost Joan Rozendaal after our freshman year but Bev Petersen came back to us to fill the gap. This was the year of all the girls, eight of them. Now we were Juniors and upperclassmen. At the beginning of this new venture we discovered an old classmate, Pat Wagner, had left us for Omaha, Delbert Mathieson decided to go to school in the south and Charles Forman went north. In the middle of the junior year we welcom- ed Gary Kohlstedt, another quiet one. We now consisted of Carl Ander- son, Darlene Beerman, Bonnie Brouwer, Barb Cassidy, Don Davis, Charles Fjeld, Don Greenlee, Robert Hagedorn, Larry Heemstra, Daryl Hofmeyer, Jim Khmmerer, Bob Mulder, Rocky Nicholson, Judy Schultz, John Smith, Leona Steffens, Harold Van Der Sloot, LeRoy Trower, Betty Sheridan, Gary Kohlstedt, and Bev Petersen. Prom and Homecoming were the big events of this year with all of us working together for their success. Now we are seniors and on May 16, 1956, this history will come to an end. This year we have Leona Steffens, Bev Petersen, Barb Cassidy, Judith Schultz, Bonnie Davis, Don Davis, Bob Mulder, Harold Van Der Sloot, Larry Heemstra, Rocky Nicholson, Carl Anderson, and Gary Kohl- stedt. We've had fun through school and we thank the Juniors for the swell Prom this year. We started with 15 in kindergarten and will graduate with 17. Only five of the fifteen that started together are graduating together. Those who started at the beginning and reach- ed the end together are: Barb Cassidy, Don Davis, Judith Schultz,Bev Petersen, and Rocky Nicholson. 2 16 6 i 4 G K 4 X I EZ Q a I X255 - 9 G9 5 1 .IQ br ls ' l fi- '- I6 26 28 35 42 49 52 00 04 05 35 40 00 05 10 25 30 55 59 30 50 15 30 00 15 45 47 48 so 56 57 58 595 04 os 08 10 12 15 30 35 40 45 46 48 50 55 10:00 10:02 10:05 10 06 10:10 ll 412 15 17 :20 :21 25 A SENIOR DAY IN PJ-l.S. DH gets up to walk the floor with Mark. Carl gets stuck on dirt road. Jake puts away school books and decides to get some sleep. Carl walks girl home. Big blast comes from Mr. Grindberg's house. must keep ahead of the students. Ben gives chase to white '49 Mercury. Gary gets up to do chores. Mother calls Rocky fast. Lab tomorrow and he for 3rd time and threatens to throw out break- Rocky gets up. Mr. Clemens awakens son, to do daily push-ups. Leona's up. A11 the farmers doing chores even Leona Mae. Harold alias HCootsH wonders what he can do today, on another one of his Hcutsu. Cow Bob Mr. Don Ben the Mr. Bev kicks Rocky. Rocky kicks cow. finishes chores except for polishing his Devine arises to practice his hook shots G. gets up to walk the floor with little' still looking for '49 white Mercury, but barn with the cow. Devine goes home to eat breakfast. gets home from baby-sitting. boots. brother John. Rocky's home safe in John arrives home from Ames. Late date! Chuck arrives home from Primghar. Later date! Mr. Devine unlocks prison doors. Early birds arrive to make up time. Barb gets up! Rocky starts flight to school. Seniors begin to gather at study hall windows. Mr. Clemens politely asks for HSilence in the study halln. Don G. arrives. Seniors make it to English room. Mr. Hoschler yells, HClear the hallsn. Barb made it. Seniors are shocked at Hdo's and don'ts of the dayn. DH pacing floor at Schubert's waiting for Dutch to come and re- lieve him. Mr. Hoschler tells one of his legends. DH arrives with admit slip. Mr. Hoschler warns Seniors for 3rd time to be quiet or 3,000 words New seating arrangement in the back row. Day's lesson starts. Jake attempts to fix blower. Lesson finished. Seniors study Economics. Jake fixes blower. Strange Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors noise comes from blower close books and look at open books on request. head for water fountain. the time. wave to first grade teacher. in economics class. Mr. Ackermann comes in, turns on lights and adjusts shades. Mr. Ackermann announces test. Seniors head for bookkeeping room to take test. Seating arrangement is made- Test begins. Mr. Ackermann watches for wandering eyes. Another seating arrangement is made. Test is over and papers are exchanged. Arguments begin. I7 10 11 11 11 11 12: 12: 12: 12: 12: 12: 12: 12: 12: 12: 12: 12. 12: 12: 12: :30 40 :45 :47 :50 51 :54 :59 :02 :05 :l5 :l7 21 25 :30 :32 40 43 :58 :59 01 02 04 06 15 35 40 42 43 44 50 '55 56 57 59 00 12 16 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 46 55 56 565 59 1 00 05 12 13 15 16 17 20 30 31 Don G. and Rocky argue with Mr. Ackermann over who has the best car. Carl enters the conversation. Harold asks that a question be repeated. Tests corrected. Grades taken. Arguments start again. Themes are being issued. Bell rings and tired seniors leave. Seniors get caught in crowd in lower hall. Mr. Ackermann fixes shades for bookkeeping. Chemistry students prepare to experiment. Bookkeeping students disturbed by smell from chemistry room. DH burns Gary's chemistry book during experiment. Bev and Barb go to see what's for hot lunch. There goes the bookkeeping curve, Bob got another A. Chuck falls off chair. Leona, Judy and Le Roy argue over whose answers are right. Mr. Grindberg says, uSit down and be quietn. Bell rings and bookkeeping students run for the door. Mr. Ackermann enters, students sit down. Everyone heads for Rocky's car. Bev and Judy walk home, Rocky's going the other way. Carl, Bob, Le Roy, Larry and Charles decide to eat uptown. They like beans. Hot lunch line at stand still. Teachers are loading plates. Leona finally gets to eat. Doors are still barred and seniors freeze outside. Lockers start to bang. What teacher locked all of them? Mr. Devine checks algebra students for gum. Gary makes trip to wastebasket. Bob H. sticks head into math room and says, 'I'll he right back forgot my booku. Advanced typing students trying in vain to get above 30 words in time test. didn't make it! The fuse is lit. They Mr. Ackermann blows-up. Devine tells joke. Mr. Mr. Ackermann makes new typing grading scale. Nobody passed. Algebra students laugh at Mr. Devine's joke after explanation. Algebra students at board to work problem. Algebra students look for chalk. Typing students are definitely finished. Mr. Devine gives advanced assignment. Mr. Devine shortens assignment. Carl and Bob are working algebra problems on board in study hall DH and Barb race for the library and the HSioux City Journalu. DH wins with the help of Jake. Barb joins other seniors at water fountain. Jake gets out his lunch. Carl and Bob finish algebra problem. Mrs. Wittrock arrives. Senior girls arrive without admit slip. Long drink. Barb and Rocky doing algebra. DH laughing at jokes in Saturday Evening Post. All seniors laugh at DH's joke in the HPostH. Jake and Harold get make-up time. Davis returns HPostU to library. Judy and Leona comparing bookkeeping. Bell rings and Mrs. Wittrock sees relief. Mr. Clemens now takes over. A deep voice in study hall says, HSettle downn. Study hall is dead quiet. Mr. Duhrkopf asks for work to start in 12th shop. Seniors try to get out of study hall. Barb is working on annual. Shop boys start working. I8 10 11 15 :55 12:38 35 45 48 50 00 01 15 20 30 41 42 45 45 50 59 10 11 30 45 30 45 00 05 15 20 30 31 35 37 43 45 50 00 01 10 15 30 40 45 50 53 05 10 30 45 00 30 o . 30 .00 05 4 n 50 00 05 20 30 35 45 50 00 05 30 45 00 15 20 Bev giggles at library. Judy and Leona hunt for Mr. Ackermann for bookkeeping help. Harold finished in shop. Mr. Grindberg starts making coffee. Judy and Leona find Mr. Ackermann with coffee cup in hand. DH selling annual advertisements downtown. Girls taking laps in P.T. Senior girls collapse from laps. Track boys watch girls. Jake and Harold yawn and put away books. Hr. Clemens speaks and Jake and Harold open books. Bells ring, chains rattle, doors open and seniors leap out. Jake and Harold remain in study hall to make up time. Barb still packing books in locker. Fast game in pool hall. Dutch pacing floor in Schubert's, waiting for DH to relieve him. DH shoots seven ball and runs. Bus still plodding along with country seniors. Larry reading funnies. Town seniors still playing juke box in Lange's. Judy and Bev buzz around in nHattieH. HHattieH makes third trip over Chicago Heights. Leona arrives in town early for a changel No flat tire. Bev and Judy go home. Everyone grabs a sandwich. Time to leave again. Judy picks up Bev, Leona, Rocky, and Jake. The family finally gets together. nHattieH makes fourth trip over the Chicago Heights. Leona screams Carl's in Alta. Larry makes a trip to Sheldon. Don G. heads for Eleanor's house. John comes in town to go roller skating. Barb gets home from basketball. Seniors head out of town. They're back for Barber. Seniors buzz around the square and wait for Barb to finish eating. Harold shoots crow and goes home. , Don G. and Eleanor go to the show. Seniors go back to Barbs. Seniors go around the square again. Barb brushes teeth. Seniors pick up Barb. Gary and Harold go skunk hunting. Don G. and Eleanor viewing show in Cherokee. John falls down learning to waltz on roller skates. Skunk shoots Gary and Harold. Gary and Harold beg Harold's mother to let them in the house. Hattie's car load now playing the juke box in Lange's. Le Roy starts to leave Hartley. Girls move to Barb's house to watch late movie. Boys arrive at Barb's for lunch. Greenlee gets home. Boys leave Barb's but girls stay to watch late, late, late movie. Leona's dad picks her up at Barb's. Judy finds another movie on Channel ll. DH walking floor. Don G. walking floor with brother John. Leona pulls covers over her head. Chuck dreaming of freshman girl. Barb falls asleep. DH calls Don G. to get moral support. Late, late, late movie still going strong. DH gives up. Don G. gives up. Judy and Bev wake up Barb to tell her they're leaving. HHattieH wakes up Cassidy's neighbors. Judy writing letter. Bob listens to one more Elvis Presley record and goes to bed. All good P.H.S. seniors dreaming of HGraduation Dayn. I9 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1956, of the city of Primghar, County gf O'Brien, and the state of Iowa, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testa- ment, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. CARL ANDERSON wills his curly hair to LENNIE SMITH and his walk to HARRIET WULF. BARB CASSIDY wifls her tooth-brush to EDDIE LIMKE and her college boyfriend to ELLIE TONNER. DONNIE DAVIS wills his ability to get to school on time to WAYNE HARDIN and his build to GARY BEHRENS. CHARLES FJELD wills his HHarem: to BILL WAUND and his ability to Hparkn to MARY NEY, DON GREENLEE wills his going-steady life to JOHN LONGSTREET and his locked glove compartment to BILL WAUND. ROBERT HAGEDORN wills his sense of humor to MARY NEY, as if she needed it, and his boots to BEV FJELD. LARRY HEEMSTRA wills his ability to wear flashy clothes to MAX MILLS and his blush to CORKY WENSINK. GARY KOHLESTEDT wills his quiet manner to EDDIE LIMKE and HHermit Lifen to BOB BYERS. JAKE MULDER wills his high grades to RICH STEFFENS and HBrown Nosen ability to LARRY TANNER. ROCKY NICHOLSON wills his ability to sing to GARY BEHRENS and his razor to WAYNE HARDIN. BEV PETERSEN wills her laugh to HARRIET WULF and her typing abil- ity to JOH LONGSTREET. JUDY SCHULTZ wills her future plans to CORKY WENSINK and HHat- tie'sH shake to RICH STEFFENS. JOHN SMITH wills his ability to raise hogs to BETTY JENSEN and his glasses to LARRY TANNER. LEONA STEFFENS wills her figure to KAREN JONES and her ability to have boys change her flat tires to LENNIE SMITH. LEROY TROWER wills his girl in Hartley to BOB BYERS and his red hair to WAYNE HARDIN. HAROLD VAN DER SLOOT wills his energy to BEV FJELD and his abil- ity to take Hcutsn to BILL WAUND. BONNIE DAVIS wills her ability to drive to RICH STEFFENS and her ability to make biscuits to BETTY JENSEN. .M f uw 20 CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1966, I Jumped into my space car and took off from Ames, Iowa.- I had been staying at John Smith's Modern Motel while working my way through college at Ames. While there, I found that each unit had two maids, air conditioning and television. After say- ing good-bye to John, I headed toward Primghar, my old home town. On the way to Primghar, I saw a large crowd gathered in front of the Alta High School. I decided to drop in and find out what was going on. Once inside, I found Alta's girl's basketball team being trounced by the Primghar Ball Club. I found that Carl Anderson was coaching at Alta. He said that his team had had a wonderful streak of thirty losses. I asked him how he could possibly keep the team in such shape and he said he did it by chasing them around the gym floor. Then I continued on to Primghar, I was surprised to find that old P. H. S. was still standing. While going around the square, I saw Don Davis glancing out the window of the familiar Schubert's Clothing Store. I decided to drop in and visit the old chap for awhile. After eating a delicious meal that his wife Bonnie had prepared, I continued on my way to Robert Hagedorn's farm. When I reached the farm I found he was a bachelor. Robert in- vited me to stay at his house that night. The next morning after hav- ing a good breakfast with Robert, I learned that LeRoy Trower lived in the vicinity of Hartley so I decided to venture over to see him. I arrived at his farm that same morning to find that he was farming with his in-laws. While talking to LeRoy he told me that one of his former classmates, Harold Van Der Sloot, had a show at the television station gt1Sioux Falls. Hearing that I turned west and headed toward Sioux a ls. I arrived at the KELO-TV station just in time to see the begin- ning of Van's Midwest Hayride. Imagine my surprise when Bev Peterson an old P. H. S. student was doing the commercial for the Snort Filter Tip Cigars. I was shocked even further to find that the producer of Snort Cigars was none other than Rocky Nicholson, another P. H. S. fan. Considering myself a traveler, I continued on my way, this time heading to Denver, Colorado. On the outskirts of Denver, I saw a huge billboard advertising HGuss' Reducing Salon.H Seeing the name Gus re- minded me of an old nickname for Judy Schultz back at P. H. S. so I drove into Denver and inquired about the salon. From the description of the weighty owner of the salon, I decided to buzz over and see if it really could be Judy. The minute I stepped in the door I knew this was Judy. With the help of her ex-marine she had established a suc- cessful business. 21 Learning Barb Cassidy was a resident of Denv e I d ' her up but no one answered so I continued on my jo5rney,ec1ded to call Early the next morning I took off for Colorado Springs. I was speeding down an open stretch of highway when all of a sudden I heard a siren and saw a red light approaching from the rear. I pulled off to the side of the road and waited for the friendly patrolman to trot up beside my car. When he handed me a ticket signed Bob Mulder I was struck speechless. After a friendly chat with Bob I continued on to Colorado Springs. I stopped to take a dip in the pool at Colorado Springs to cool off. As I was walking across the beach I saw a familiar pair of legs protruding from under a beach umbrella. I peeked under and found the familiar face of Don Greenlee. He was vacationing in Colorado Springs on the profits from the Greenlee Food Market. I planned my next stop to be Los Angeles, California, but it didn't turn out that way. As I was driving across the desert, who should I meet but Gary Kohlstedt. He was living in a rambling shack set in the middle of a sand dune. He hadn't reached his destination of the University of Florida but thought the climate in Nevada was an excellent place to train dancers for Leona Steffens' Chorus Line. Upon leaving this I decided to stop in and see Leona when I went through Chicago. Driving through the residential district of Reno, Nevada, I saw a sign advertising the Lonely Hearts Club operated by Chuck Fjeld. Talk- ing to Chuck, I learned that he had become a marriage broker in the Lonely Hearts Club because he thought that his experience with girls fitted him for the Job. On the way back to Iowa I met Larry Heemstra in the Rocky Moun- tain National Park. He had become a forest ranger and was spending his spare time whittling wooden shoes. I wa After visiting with all of the former seniors, I headed home to o . ,9 o J,'-fkS!. .Keg It ' ' M 461235 ai 22 .J F f- J J rn NH W 1, X WZ F' XFX NX Intl- xg 4:1455 F53 - as we el KKJQ 'srl F24 Raw: . 1 W Q 'X , : N X sw GN Q 3 Y IUNIORS X V -7 - ff A' wifi ' 2' ,, ' , B f' ' 4 f 1 K , E 5 Q' WWZQ iqf'5E? ine ag ' gg ww, ,aww ,1,t g. ME: 'QQQU Mia? 5 5 ,,,zf4,, V ww. ,J , ,,,,,, V N Ui, 7? f z.., ., ky 421: ' - . ,?,ffyV .- . my - 7x43 1,7 ' , A... ,X I A., 4 im ,fic ff, 5 N viz ii? . 92. M 1 .X ' , yy . . N ...., if 4 S af.. cr Q ,y L. .aa .FS M Ji . A5 V, -,. ,, , 34 B ' 'Q yn., , ,rs fy ' ff f f ' 2 ' F QQ , K Q A 'V M,ZZ 1' ' f , C g,?,fz:Qf2 1 0 ' X 1 t Pres. ---------- Bob Byers , Vice-Pres.--Cora Wensink le,7 SSC. ------------ Mary Ney 2 rr,r 'B ' Treas. -------- Bill Waund ., g Q- First Row: G. Behrens, K. Jones, M. Ney, E. Tonner Second Row: R. Byers, E. Limke, L. Smith, B. laund Third Row: B. Fjeld, J. Longstreet, R. Steffens, C. Iensink Fourth Row: W. Hardin, M. 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Total games, won 5, lost 2, tied 1 Conference games, won 4, lost 2, tied 1 SENIOR S Bob Mulder end and punter D o n back D a V i S back H a r L O a 1 r d r V Y a end n H end 9 D 6 e m T S S t 1 I' 0 a o t ' 5 5 R C o a c r k 1 Y tackle guard A N n i d c e h r o s 1 o s n o n C B 11 o a b T back 1 H G a S S guard 9 F d J o 9 r 1 n d 42 Left to Right: John Longstreet, Ken Merry, Rich Steffens Orrie Klienheksel, Bill Waund, Carl Anderson, Bob Mulder Don Davis, Rocky Nicholson, Larry Tanner, Chuck Fjeld, Don Greenlee, Assistant Coach, Mr. Sorensen, Manager, Ed Limke, Coach, Mr. Duhrkopf. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Opponent Primghar Gaza 49 68 Jamboree CMi1fordJ 10 20 Archer 60 74 Paullina 43 61 Hartley 41 79 Sutherland 59 63 Alta 51 49 Orange City 47 65 Ashton 43 72 Sioux Rapids 55 87 Everly 56 77 Milford 57 54 Hartley CCo. Tourn.J 57 78 Sheldon CCo. Tourn.D 88 64 Sanborn CCo. Tourn.D 82 80 Sutherland 51 56 Aurelia 49 58 Sanborn 76 78 Maurice 53 68 Calumet 60 51 Archer 75 48 Peterson CSec. Tourn.J 52 72 Sutherland CSec. Tourn.J 48 84 Moneta CSec. Tourn.J 52 72 Calumet KSec. Tourn.D 82 59 Total games, won 17, lost 7 Conference games, won 5, lost 2 Our team placed third in the Sioux Valley Conference and placed Don Davis and Bob Mulder on All Conference first team. Don Greenlee made the second team. 43 Bob Mulder Q::r--:::::::::EEl if J ,J ws DOD Dav is Rocky Nicholson ' 7'u-'55 'U Kei, 5 Charles Fjeld Don Greenlee 44 Left to Right: Manager, Elaine Link, Betty Johnson, Mary Ney, Lennie Smith, Beverly Fjeld, Alycia Hughes, Betty Jensen, Maxine Mills, Ellie Tonner, Sue Schultz, Donna Reidemann, Julie Mathisen, Barb Cassidy. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Name FG Free Throws Total Points Free Throws Name FG M MS Total Points Cassidy 106 43 54 255 Link 3 0 2 6 Fjeld 70 53 75 193 Mathison 5 0 0 10 Smith 43 10 21 96 Ney 16 5 13 37 Tonner 0 0 0 0 Seivert 0 0 0 0 Jensen 1 0 0 2 Mills 0 0 0 0 Early 0 0 0 0 Schultz 0 0 0 0 Hughes 0 0 0 0 Team Opponent Primghar Liberty 65 36 Archer 71 48 Ashton 65 40 Hartley 63 28 Truesdale 60 32 Rock Rapids 53 52 Ashton 57 42 Hull 48 40 Sioux Rapids 34 43 Hartley 84 27 Liberty 73 42 Moneta 45 84 Sanborn 53 26 Archer 69 59 45 FIR ST SIX V: Q L , I 7 4 ' i ' 1 is 1 F 1 Barb Cassidy Ellie Tonner Maxine Mills Betty Jensen I M Bev Fjeld Mary Ney 46 BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: David Steffens, Steve Sundquist, Bill Edwards, Donnie Greenlee, Rocky Nicholson, Rich Steffens, John Long- street. Back Row: Roger Silberstein, Larry Tanner, Don Davis, Jim Van Der Sloot, Jack Robinson, Harold Van Der Sloot, Kenny Merry, Coach Duhrkopf. RESULTS Opponent Primghar Calumet 5 5 Paullina 8 4 Paullina 4 0 Paullina lSectiona1D 4 5 Granville CFina1 SectionalJ4 16 St. Joseph Kingsley CDistrictD 1 5 Remsen CFinal Districtl 7 3 St. Mary's Leading hitters were Don Davis with a batting average of .445 and Jack Robinson with .368. 47 First Row: Donald Steffens, Steve Sundquist, Gary Kohlsted, Donnie Greenlee, Charles Fjeld, Richard Phroel, Ronnie Rei- mann, Second Row: Dean Williams, Bob Hagedorn, Rich Stef- fens, LeRoy Trower, Henry Tonner, Gordon Zeiman, Roger Sil- berstein, John Longstreet, Bill Edwards, Third Row: Coach Hans Sorensen, Orrie Kleinheksel, Larry Tanner, Bill Waund, Bob Byers, Carl Anderson, Jack Robinson, Kenny Merry, Wen- dell Pangborn, Wayne Hardin, Larry Heemstra. The 1956 track sen. take gain TRACK TEAM squad had a very successful season under Mr. Soren- In the opening third place in At Cherokee in took third place in the meet. Holstein Relays the team scored seventeen points to the meet. the Tomahawk Relays we scored sixteen points and a- In the County meet we took third place but this time with 59 l!2 points. At this meet Charles Fjeld set a school record in the 440 yard dash. His time was :54.l. He also set a record in the 880 yard run in the time 2:05.8. Carl Anderson also set a school record by putting the shot 38 feet 9 inches. At the next meet, the Alta Relays we scored 26 points to again re- cieve third place. Carl Anderson threw the discus 119 feet 7 inches for a new school record. In the Conference meet we placed fifth with 37 7!l0 points Aurelia Relays saw us take fourth place with 27 l!2 points. No and the school records were set in these two meets. In the district meet we had second place and 42 l!2 points. A new school record was set by the two-mile relay composed of Charles rjeid, Ken Merry, Bob Hagedorn, and Don Greenlee. The new time was 8:30.2. In the 880 yard relay a new record of l:35.7 was set. This team is made up of Charles Fjeld, Bob Hagedorn, Don Greenlee, and Rich Steffens. The time for the high ens also es. The two-mile Fjeld and Bill Waund both qualified Charles Fjeld in the 880 yard run was 2:04.5. Bob Byers ran hurdles in :l9.3 both setting new school records. Rich Steff- set a new school record in the pole vault with 10 feet 3 inch- events which qualified for the State meet were: medley relay, relay and 880 yard relay. In the individual events Charleg in the 880 yard run. Rich Steff- ens qualified in the pole vault. 48 TROPI-IY WINNERS Charles Fjeld Don Greenlee if 2 1 Rich Steffens Carl Anderson Not pictured: Bob Hagedorn HH Q yu M ,ff wha . f , 0' f Medley Relay 2 Mlle Relay sso Yard Relay Charles Fjeld, Bob Charles FJe1d, Ken Charles Fjeld, Bob Hagedorn, Rich Stef- Merry, Bob Hagedernf Hagedorn, Don Green- fens, Don Greenlee D011 Greenlee lee, Rich Steffens 49 IUNIOR HI ATHLETICS First Row: Charles Speaker, Willard Pangborn, Gerrit Van Der Sloot, Gregg Sturdevant, Second Row: Harry Brad- street, Ken Haak, Philip Hoppe, Jim Steinbeck, Third Row: Douglas Pingel, Charles Mast, Roger Heimensen, Jerry Urb- an, Jim Ebel, Coach Sorensen. Ph-ann-1-11 ,,,...... bun. , -4 X First Row: Jim Ebel, Richard Behrens, Philip Hoppe, Doug- las Pingel, Jim Steinbeck, Gordon Petersen, Second Row: Charles Speaker, Willard Pangborn, Larry Van Der Tuig, Charles Mast, Bill Slinger, Harry Bradstreet, Roger Heim- ensen, Jerry Urban. 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Second Row: Jean Crowley, Kay Sturdevant, Louie Witt, Sandra Brandt, Laura Ten Kley, Bev Fjeld, Judy Schultz, Elaine Link. Third Row: John Long- street,Bi1l Waund, Barb Cassidy, Larry Tanner, Karen Jones. Mary Seivert, Julie Mathisen, Cora Wensink. 56 1 LIBRARIANS Shirley Hagedorn, Sandra Brandt, Jeanette Moats, Beverly Petersen, and Cback row! Jodene lenke CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Mary Seivert, lary Early, Judy Schultz, Cora Wensink 57 F. T .A. 1? fx First Row: Laura Ten Kley, Karen Pingle, Janice Stewart, Elaine Link, Mary Ney, Glenda Dau. Second Row: Karen Jones, Bev Fjeld,Lennie Smith, Max Mills, Betty Jensen. Third Row: Bob Byers, Rich Steffens, Verdeen Petersen, Verleen Peter- sen, David Walvoord.Fourth Row: Carl Anderson, Eddie Limke, Sandy Brandt, Alycia Hughes, Mary Seivert. DECLAMATION df? EMP J First Row: Mary Ney, Alycia Hughes, Mary Early, Kay Sturde- vant, Mr. Grindberg. Second Row: Mr. Hoschler, Donna Reid- mann, Ellie Tonner, Beverly Fjeld, Mrs. Wittrock. 58 XXV Po ' x X Ylllg peporler ,o ef' 'Ja 22 40 1 62 I 6 f 5 457 1: I 4? JESIFS J,s, Mt, :Hiatt NEWSPAPER STAFF Eailll 'qirvw First Row: Steve Sundquist, Bob Byers, Bev Petersen, Mary Ney, Barb Cassidy, Louie Witt, Second Row: Leona Steffens, Jan Mulder, Kay Sturdevant, Judy Schultz, Max Mills, Lennie Smith, Ellie Tonner, Shirley Hagedorn, Corky Wensink, Third Row: Betty Jensen, David Trower, Carl Anderson, Bill Waund, Bev. Fjeld. STAFF Editor ------------------------------ Mary Ney News Editor --------------------- Barb Cassidy Reporters--Leona Steffens, Bill Waund, Betty Jensen, Louis Witt, Janice Mulder, Steve Sundquist, Shirley Hagedorn. Feature Editor ------------------ Bev Petersen Reporters--Ellie Tonner, Cora Wensink, Bob Byers. Sports Editor --------------- ---Carl Andersgn Reporters--Bev Fjeld, Max Mills, Lennie Smith, Dave Trower. Cartoonist ---------- ---- -----Kaye Sturdevant Typist -------------- ---------- --Judy Schultz 59 HOMECOMING Queen Judy, King Don The 1955 Homecoming Festivities began on Sept. 28 when the band led a parade of the student body around the square. After the parade a giant pep rally was held around the bonfire. On Friday afternoon the band led the floats in a parade around the square stopping at each interesection where the student body, band and townspeople participated in pep music and talks. The crowning of the King and Queen took place at the football field during half-time. The band formed a huge crown in which Bob Byers, President of the Jr. Class, crowned Don Greenlee, King of Homecoming. The King in turn crowned Judy Schultz, Queen. The Queen's attendants were Lennie Smith, junior, Kay Sturdevant, sophomore, and Mary Seivert, freshman. The floats were also displayed and judged at half-time. The sopho- more's float was announced as winner of first place, with the freshman float taking second. The senior float carried the Queen and her atten- dants. The Homecoming dance was held in the gymnasium im ediately after the game. The Juniors decorated the gym beautifully with a large football hanging from the center of the ceiling. At the side and ends hung red and white streamers. Everybody enjoyed dancing to the smooth music of Tommy Thomas. 60 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The social highlight of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, was held Saturday evening, April 28. The annual banquet was served in the gymnasium. Half of the floor was used for the placement of small banquet tablesg the other half was used for the Prom dance. The gymnasium was decorated very beautifully with the accent of the theme HApril in Paris.H The wonder- ful meal was served by the Catholic ladies. After eating John Longstreet acted as Master of Ceremonies at the program which consisted of music, speeches and the class prophesy. Right after the banquet the dance was held. The music was furn- ished by Ding Ellis and his orchestra. The Juniors theme was carried out very well, with beautiful Paris decorations. IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Dr. Alexander Mason ----------- Brenda Mason-- Kathy --------- Barty --------- Penny Nelson-- Anne Smith ---- Tessa Grayson- Patsy Norton-- Jim Norton ---- Elaine Vose--- Parker Jameson Wallie Simmons Butch Mallary- Lillie Rose--- Oscar --------- 3rd ---Bill Waund ----Bev Fjeld -Betty Jensen -Larry Tanner Corky Wensink -----Mary Ney -Lennie Smith -Harriet Wulf --Eddie Limke -Maxine Mills Rich Steffens -Ellie Tonner ----Bob Byers --Karen Jones -Gary Behrens Penny Nelson has always lived in the country. When her father becomes ill she is sent to visit her city relatives, Dr. and Mrs. Mason. The Mason youngsters, especially Kathy, expect Penny will be a stupid coun- try hick who just won't fit with their pals. Anne, Tessa, Patsy, Jim, Elaine, Parker, and Wallie, their pals, decide to give Khthy just what she is looking for, a dumb hick cousin. Anne and Tessa go to the sta- tion to meet Penny and they get her to play along with them by changing her appearance completely. The town, to this time, is up in arms over a young burglar who calls himself the Midnight Son and who rifles the wealthy homes ----- always at midnight. Butch breaks into the Mason home one night and is believed to be the Midnight Son. Actually, he is try- ing to return the loot which the real Midnight Son had taken, the Mid- night Son, being his foster brother. Butch and Penny prove to be kin- red spirits and though Penny really thinks Butch to be the Midnight Son, she feels sure she can make him see the error of his way, Final- ly, at the party given by the Masons, the real trouble comes to light and Penny makes her appearance for the first time as her real self--- beautiful and talented young lady. 62 SENIOR CLASS PLAY HTHE TERRORH For his fraternity initiation, Johnny Russell must spend the night in a supposedly haunted house. His college brothers rig up a lot of gadgets to frighten him. What they don't know is that the place is inhabited by HThe Terrorn who starts out to make it miserable for all of them. From then on the play is one mad rat race of fun, laughs, and spinetingling, thrills. CAST Linda Perry --------------------------- -Leona Steffens Windy Bragg- ------------------- Carl Anderson Flora Thorne --------- --------------' Barb Cassidy Pinky Milton -------------------- '- DOD Davis Kitty Lester ------------------ ------- Judy Schultz Duke Samuels Agnes Bellows--- Ezra Bellows Sam Kasper-- The Terror-- ----Don Greenlee ---Bev Petersen -------------------------Bob Hagedorn Rocky Nicholson ------------------------Gary Kohlsted ---------Jake Mulder Student Director ----------------- Stage Manager-- Lights .........--- -------------- --------- LeRoy Trower Prompters --------- ---------- ----- 7.55 63 ------Harold Van Der Sloot ----------John Smith Chuck Fjeld FOOLIN' AROUND . ,X ff? , LJ - ' Q ' .1 C ' . , - ff' -N f V: fix, a I I o iff? .Q 4 ' I ,V - a i V V A V Q? ' f f - if 1 .K I ' ' 'Q 1' W 'Mi , 5, , ,, W f Q A ,ya Ui ' K ' 1 , A fl : , f . 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