Red Oak High School - Pep Yearbook (Red Oak, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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VICTORY! is our Cry ........ At a cost of S125 in 1871, our victory bell was purchased for the old Lincoln School and salvaged when the building was razed in January of 1957. The bell told the victory over Glen- wood for the first time on February 7th of this year. Jayne Wilkins, Sharon Cary, Mary Albright, Doug Billings, Martha Ricke, Phyllis Bancroft. 2 W, -,951 1 Few,- 'gx my Wg A we new wr 'lv Pig vb: 5 , Ms mg... f S E ninczfa Z IQ CAL W JG Here and There vvfitafinu To you, Mr. McKie, director of our teen-age drama, The Best Four Years of Our Lives , we pay tribute. When the curtain rose on Orientation Day there was an aware- ness within us that behind your genial personality there lay a keen in- terest in our welfare that would guide us aright through our high school years. With the rehealsals of the second and third acts, we came to appreciate your co -operation in whatever we askedg your gilt-edged advice when we became dishearted, your patience and deftness in dealing with our problems. Finally, when the curtain fell on this production, there was to be instilled in our memories the many hours you spent beyond the call of duty rounding out our schedules that we might have the best advan- tages, your high idealsg your efficiency in directing our faculty, the truly great staff with whom we have worked. It is with sincere appreciation that the cast dedicates this, our 1958 Pep, to you, Mr. McKie. At the Game With Mr. McKie ' -ev ' ,, ' 9. In the Classroom His Farm On Hall Duty A Dande1ion??'? At Home 5 'flminigfffmfinn SUPERINTENDENT, EUGENE B. LYNCH R. JoHN swANsoN president EUGENE CRANDALL Secretary Because of his determined efforts to expand and improve our school system each yearg because he selects our faculty with utmost careg because our problems become his problems and our success his vital con- cern, we shall always be proud to say we are graduates of one of the finest schools ever. MARIE BERRIMAN Secretary to Mr. McKie in LEONORE OSTROM JLSecretary to? Lynch l YJ! t ,lfwj aww' C3 A They give us, the most important ingredient of a suc- cessful school . . . a staff of dedicated teachers. DR. EUGENE ARVID MRS. DOROTHY DR. JOHN INGMAND ALMQUIST FULKERSON O'DELL DEEMER HOUGHTON Treasurer mn m F 23 1 II IZ V S5 mtnlftg Man is the only one who knows nothing, that can learn nothing without being taught. Our appreciation goes out to our facul- ty for opening the windows through which education flowsg for their belief that know- ledge should be our guideg for their patience and understanding in helping us mold our futures as citizens of a free country. x 5 , LYNN ADAMS Relaxing After Chalk Talks Dramatics HELEN ALTAF F ER Let 's Get Ready for a One Minute Timing. C0mIr1C1'Cia1 Messy Isn'r It? But Nice! Expansion by Heating. BARRY ANNAN CONNIE DURLAND Agriculture Homemaking Social Science Junior Class Sponsor MARJORIE BELFRAGE RUSSELL F. BENDA Art Coach and Science A!! fl ,V , fl! Learning to be Big Ranchersl if Tea for More Than Two. r + K '1 32: f'wQ,.,,i5 Mm.. From the Historian's Angle! Reading Macbeth in Presence of the Bard. SAM F LEENER Science Hi-Y Sponsor DARYL GORDON MRS. RUTH HAGUE Soclal Studies English EUGENE N. HAMILTON Biology Junior Class Sponsor Great Scientists i.n the Making. Here's His Lung! ,ngu- 1 gf 595' .. 5 M 1 'p.-fr,-1 Zwmzwi Gm I' Q i neo om 5 X,I!f75f h , DRWEF2 EDUEAUUN FOX FlNLEY CNIVROLET CO. Prize Winners in Trash Craft. EHSY 011 the Accelerator. Girls! MRS. HELEN HOUSMAN English Acorn Sponsor GLENAVA KLOPPING RICHARD MOORE Spanish, Mathematics Dr1ver Trainmg Y-Teen Sponsor Social Science ROBERT K. NELSON Vocal Music Happy After Finishing Short Story Projects. Sing From Your Diaphragm! ll Sawsizmwwwimrslvdsssiee JAMES PILKINGTON Coach, Boys' Physical Education H.P.E.C. Sponsor S P 1 353541 I Storeroorn of Knowledge. Ready Girls, Hands on Hips! i MRS. LEONA RODENBERG Librarian Pep Sponsor Hands Behind Your Head Boys, Hold It! RICHARD H. SIMPSON Instrumental Music , J BONNIE RUTZ Girls' Physical Education G.A.A. Sponsor Musicians Conference . ' , , , , , ,.,. sawa 3 Checking the Book Bank. Salvel In Quo Moto Tu Est Hodie? ROBHIT M. TORRENCE Industrial Arts Math avian. Us AV ERY BOOSE Social Studies IEANNETTE WINTERS MARIE E. YOUNG Librarian EIlg,1iSh and Latin A Christmas Present for Mom? Our Big, Wide, Wonderful World. 13 Mrs. Falk, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Nimrod, Mrs. Munson. These ladies know the hows and whys of cook- ing that it takes to satisfy human nature 's daily ap- petites. The well-balanced meals served to us each day area result of many weary hours of planning and preparation. Hats off to our good natured, pa- tient cooks. Waiting for a mob of hungry kids! Jo Ann Heckerson Pat Ross Janice Bass Diane Bergsten Connie Halvin Rosemary Gilmore Colleen Bateman Gene Bailey, Carl Lundeen, Bernard Seabutg. Let it rain, let it snow, let it sleet! This crew is always on hand to battle the elements and get us to school each day! Sponsored by PETERSON INSURANCE I 4 It takes a heap 'o cleanin' in a build- ing to make school a pleasant place to be. Our custodians work diligently many hours each day effacing dusty foot prints from shiny floors. Arleigh Odem, Gerald Parker, Louis Wilson, Vernon Anderson, Herman Heuer, Harlan Ebert, Ir. QW off 5516 is is iisq Dawg Patchers. Injun Joe out fer scalps. Sponsored By NELSON'S DAIRY lamfaiu Sack Look in Daisy Mae's Time. A The Winnahs! ! Myron Johnson and Dan McCune as Yosimity Sam and Daisy Mae. Guzzlin' Kick -a -poo Joy Jooce U Yoo Hoo, Lil' Abner :ms G, ZW Q 4-6: .db :bm ra lf? M, D 2 1 1311111125 Qi ' 0 L W Og Q Q9 be C0 C QC' 'bol t ' '7'o: 3, Q W Qu iz? F- , .J fn I-EJ 02:0 62 Qjo o' C C 3 093 0 . GARY ALBAUGH--B.B. 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Vocal Mu- sic 1. Alas, how swift the moments fly! How flash the years along. It is not until the fleeting four years have gone that we realize the fruits of our own efforts: which we have gained through our hard work and the help of our teachers in order that we may become fully prepared for college, citizenship and leaders of our generation. MARY L. ALBRIGHT-- Band 1: Vocal Music 2: G, A. A. 1, Board 2, Treas- urer 3, President 4: Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4. CH ARLES ANDERSON-- Ft, B, 1, 2, 3: B.B. 1: Track 1: Vocal Music 1: Hi-Y 4: F. F. A. 1. CRYSTAL ANDERSON -- Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Cheerleader 2. WINFIELD MAYNE--B.B. 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Class Vice -Pres - ident 4. JOHN ANDERSON --Band 1,2,3,4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Acorn 4. DON L. JOHNSON --Ft. Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, A 3, President 4: Acorn 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 3, 4: Debate 3,4: National Honor Socie ty 3,4: Exchange Studen' 3, Denmark: Class Presi dent 4. HELEN PEGEL--Band 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2: Pep 1: Class Secretary 4: Pep DAVID ATKINSON -- Ft. B. 1, 2, 3, 4: B. B. 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: A- corn 3, 4. PHYLLIS BAN CROFT -- Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 1, 2, Cab, 3,4g A- corn 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1.2. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2g Drama- tics 4: Student Council 1, 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Pep 4g Homecoming Queen 4. WAYNE BEHRENS--Minn. - Band 1, B.B. lg Letterrnen's Clubg Wrestling lg Sioux City - Band 2, R.O. -Band 3,4g Hi-Y 3, Track 3, DONNA BETSINGER--Band l,2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4g Pep 4g G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2: ROBERT BENSON -- Baseb. 1: Ft. B. 1, 2, 3, 4: B.B. 1, 2, 3, 47 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: V0- cal Music 1, 2, Hi-Y 1,2,3 4: Acorn 2, 3,45 Dramatics 1, 2, 4: Class President 1, 3, Vice-President 2, Student Council 1, Vice -President 3, President 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, MARLIN BLACK--Salisbury Md, - 1, 2, 3, R. O, -4, JO ANN BERGGREN --Vo- cal Music 1,2g Y-Teens l, 2, Cab. 3, President 4, A- corn 3,4g Pep 4g G. A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. RONALD BERGSTEN --Co- burg -Baseb. 1,25 B.B. 1. 23 Track 1,21 Band 1, 2: Vo- cal Music 1:Vice-President 1, President 2, R, O, -Ft.B. 3, 4, B.B. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Pep 43 Homecoming King 4. JOAN BERGSTROM--Vocal JAY DEE BERRIMAN-- Music 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Cab, 43 Acorn 4g G. A. A. 2, 4, ELDON BOLEY--Pep 45 F. F. A, 1, Dramatics 1. Baseb. 1: Ft. B. l,2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Hi -Y 3, 4. DOUGLAS BREEDLOVE RICHARD BUTLER--Ft. B. 1, 2, 4, B.B. 1,2, Track 1, 2,4, Vocal Music 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM ENGLAND--Baseball 1, Ft. B. 1,2,3,4, B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Vice -President 4. F-AY FOX--Band 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, Acorn 4, G. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, SHARON CARY -- Vocal Music 1,2, Y-Teens 1,2, Cab, 3,4, Acorn 3, 4, Pep 4, G.A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, MARY 10 FALL-- Vocal Music 1,2, Y-Teens 1, G. A,A, l,2, Board 3, Secre- tary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, LAWRENCE FREEMAN-- Vocal Music 1,4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Treasurer 3,4, Acorn 3, 4, Dramarics 1, 3, 4. DONNA COYKENDALL -- Clari-nda 1,2, Vocal Music 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, G. A. A. 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, R, O, - Vocal Music 3,4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Pep 4: G. A.A. 3, 4. DON GAMBLE--Vocal Mu- sic 1,2, Hi-Y 2, Chap, 3, Secretary 4, Acorn 4, Pep 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. BILL DIXON -- B.B. 1, 2, Track 1, 3, Vocal Music 1, Hi -Y 1, 4, Pep 4. CAROLYN DUMLER --Co- burg 1, 2 - R. O. 3, 4, Vocal Music 4, Y-Teens 4, G.A. A, 3, 4. RONALD GASSON -- B.B. 1,Band 1,2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1,4, F. F. A. 1, 3, Track 1. BETTE GUSTAFSON -- Band 1, Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 4, BUNNY HANSEN--Band 1, 2,3,4, Vocal Music 1,2, Y-Teens 1, Acorn 3, 4, G. A, A, l,2, Board 3, 4, Pep Club 1. JO ANN HECKERSON -- Vocal Music 1,2,3, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, Cab, 4, Pep Co-Editor 4, G, A. A. 1, Board 2,4, Vice-President 3, Pep Club 1, 2. PAT HALBERT--Band 1, 3, G, A. A. 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1. BEVERLY HENDERSON -- Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep 4, Pep Club 2. CONNIE HALVIN --Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. 0 I DONNA HARVILLE --Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, Cab, 3, 4, Acorn 4, Pep 4, G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, RONALD HOLTMYER--Ft. B. 1, 2, 3, B.B. 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. JOHN HAMILTON--Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, Hi -Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Acorn 2, 3, Ed, 4, Dra- matics 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Exchange Stu- dent to Germany, HAROLD HATFIELD --Ft. B. 1. 2. 3. 4: B.B. 1.2.3: Track 2, 8, Vocal Music 1. DAROLD JOHNSON--B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music l, Hi -Y 1, 4, Pep 4, F. F. A, 3, Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, ,, DON E, JOHNSON--Ft. B, 1, 2, 3, 4: B, B. 1, 2, 3, 43 Vo- cal Music lg Hi-Y lg Pep 45 F,F. A. 3, 4, President 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. EL SIE KNIGHT -- Vocal Music 13 Y-Teens 1,2g Pep Club 1, 2. KARIN JOHNSON -- Vocal Music 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A. 4, ROBERT KUESTER -- Band 1,2, 3, 45 Vocal Music 3, Pep 4. Vocal Teens 4, 4, G,A,A. 1, DONALD MAINS--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4, DELMAR KEITH --Band 1, 2: F. F. A, Treasurer 1. MYRON JOHNSON--Track 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 45 Vocal Music 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, A- corn 4, Pep 4gDraI1'1a1iCS 4. IENNEPHER MARSHALL -- Albia, Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Pep Club lg R,O, -Y-Teens 4, JACK LASLEY --Fr. B. 2, 3,43 BQB. 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g 11.11, A, 2,3g HPEC 3. RICHARD MC CORMICK-- BB. 2, 3, 43 Ft. B. 2,3, 4, Manager 2, 43 Track Mana- ger 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Drarnatics 4, DAN MC CUNE--Ft. B. 1, 2, 3, 4g B.B. 1,2,,4g Track 1,2, 3, 43 Vocal Music 2, Pep 45 Dramatics 3, 4, Sm- dent Council 3, 45 HPEC. SILVIA OESTERHAUS - - ION MILLEDGE--Ft. B. 1, 2, 3, 45 B.B. 1, 2, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi. -Y 4: HPEC, LYNN MORSE -- Sidney, Ft. B. 1. Berne, Switzerland -Staat BEVERLY MC HENRY ' Gym, Ski Clubg Captain Band 1, 2, 3,4g Y-Teens 1, Intramural B. B. T e amy 2' 3' 4- Girl Guide Leaderg Ex- change Student, Y-Teens 4: G. A. A. 4. CECILIA OLSEN -' Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Acorn 3, 4. KATHRYN PALMQUIST-- Band 2, 3, 45 Vocal Music lg Pep 4. BRIAN PENRY--Ft. B. 3, 4g B.B. 2, Track 2,33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Acorn 3, 43 Dra- matics 1,4. MAX NELSON -- Baseball 1,2gB.B. lg Track 2, Man- ager 35 F, F, A, 2. IANELLE NEW MAN--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Music 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A, A. 3, 4, 5 - ens 2, .15 Q12 IEWELL PETERSON--Vocal Music 1gY-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Acorn 3, 4g Pep 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3,49 Pep Club 1. N . xv! I 2 kXx.f1g- A, ,xl ox HQ I DIANE SEASTROM--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music 1, 4, G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep crub 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 4. JOAN STANTON -- Vocal Music l,4g Y-Teens 3,4g G. A. A. 4. DICK PETERSON--Band 1, 2, 3,4g Vocal Music 33 Hi- Y 1, 2, 3,4g Dramaxics 4g Pep Band, KATHY PEARSON--Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1. MARGARET STIFLE -- Track 35 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4. LE ROY 5 Track 2: Vocal Music 1, 2g PATRICIA PRATT--Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Co-Editor 4: G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. NAN STl1.WELL - - Vocal Music 1, 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Acorn 2, 3, 45 Pep 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Gleerleader 2. Hi-Y 1, 2, Pep 4, F.F. A, 1, 3. LARRY SETTELL--Baseball 2g Ft. B. Manager 3,4p Track Manager 1, 4, F. F. A, 4. VIRGINIA SUNDBERG-- Vocal Music 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g G.A,A. 1,2,3,4g Drarnatics 2, 4. I, ,L I A rr.. I ,,... I. ,.. II, I I SUSAN SWANSON--Vocal Music 1, 2, 4, Acorn 4, Pep 4, G,A.A, 1,2,a,4, Pep ciub 1. ARTHUR WALKER--Track 4, 'Vocal Music 1, Hi-Y 4. PAUL WOODS--Ft. B. 1,2, DIXIE THOMAS -- Vocal Music 1, Y-Teens 3,4, G. A,A. 4. BETTE JEAN TURNER-- Band 1, 2, 3, Vocal Music 3,4, Acorn 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4. JUDY WILEY--Band 1,2,3, 4, Vocal Music 3,4, Y- Tcens 1, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. B. B. 1, 2, 4, Track 1, Vocal DWAYNE WILEY--Hi-Y 1, DI CK WI-IITTINGTON-- Music 1, 2, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4. 2, 3. B, B, 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, CHUCK TURNER--Baseball 1, 2, Ft. B. 1,2, 3, 4, B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music 1,2, Hi-Y 1, Acorn 3, Class President 2, Vice -President 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, HPEC 3, President 4. ION WILL--Ft. B. 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Hi -Y 1,2,3,4, Acorn 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council 2. 6 N, we L Af- ' 213 QQ - QU 4 Q. r RWM .. 'aii .ma ' X 1 4, X 2 Aram .- M f - .af 151. x .NV 55 5, ly.. W.. f QE' . fm , ww, 4 . f if ' . 52 :ks QS? v ff mavsmigm 2 . V, x 2 L 2 if I '.., .59 .X h mm ,. 3 , , 1 f ,' xgwvgrj m, .iw W 'M,.,Qj- 'ff Mi.. f-W. .A Y Af f -V :ff WHA M . MG.. . Rm ,,, ,. 'H K' .Wg , Mmm :w..,g5w,5 'Q Q V My , 4, y - -, M , wx Q , vfiwfswfffww'-VK' ' w,f,,,,M,1 , 1.gmG:r Nwi, ... - Us p Lmwwswg MQW? H25 RN 5 .lwf 4 - .... if. 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Sponsored By THE RED OAK GREENHOUSES 31 Sandra Nease Carolyn Neill Carolyn Nelson Bob Olerich Lyle Olson Carol Parrott Mary Peterson Pat Peterson Marcia Pfeiffer Lyle Pleak Harvey Riggle Pat Ross Virginia Saltzm an Lyn Sawyer Thomas Schenck Shirley Schmidt Stephen Schrage Betty Schreiber Steve Simpson Edward Smith Michael Smith Carolyn Snyder Stella Strate Thomas Stratton Beverly Swan Jane Swanson Roger Waggener Sharon Waggener Mary Walker Viola Watkins Sharon Wiley Ronnie Williams Stephanie Williams Jo Ann Wilson Delores Woods A I .. . ,,::?,:!.. , ini I .N 6? is X v 13' A , if 5 Us of :,:ew1'121ss , ' Ei: f- f L r. Q... 3' -5 S ,Q K , QR an . ' .gp s Everything seemed new and different to 114 bewildered Freshmen as they slipped past the mighty upperclassmen in the spacious halls of ROHS last September They were well represented in all activities: Zlgfrrglimrn Lynne Bowman Presid ent Karen Adams I william Allen Marvin Almond Janice Almquist 31 were claimed byBand, 25 by Y-Teens, 28 by Hi-Y, and 10 by F.F.A. May this class continue their zest for fun 3 and work as they strive onward. D011113 Andersen ,J .3 Ronald Anderson QQ Sh on Anderson Arnold Tf5'fT1?-igiiiigfii i k i ti iff Q Donovan Bailey Karen Baker Wayne Barr Janice Bass Garold Bateman Suzanne Bell Galen Bengtson Eddie Boan George Boley Howard Boyer Dennis Brown William Brown Charles Bruce Susan Buss Mark Butler Bernice Carmichael Jack Core Robert Danbom aDuane Dinville ,Philip Doty Sandra Ekornsetter Sandra Fagerland Sandra Fairhurst Susan Fall 3 was Ronald Farnum Marcia Fender Ray Figley Billy Fisher James Franklin Karen Freeman Fae Frink Joleen Gamble Gary Gilson Sharon Goettsch Sharon Gray Mary Gresham Terry Hall Daryl Hallquist Larry Hansen Sharon Harms Emilie Harrold Steve Harshaw 2's,,,f5y Connie Hatfield Judy Hatfield Linda Hatfield John Herren Nancy Hester Karen Hultquist James Hunt Judson Isebrands Kathleen Johnson Marion Jones Harold Jones Marlene Kammerer Sally Kampe Bill Kennedy Martha Kinnersley Leonard Kinser Richard Kuester Joyce Lasley Glenna Yates John Lischer Lana Lovejoy Bert Madden Lyle Magneson Raymond Maher Juanita Mains Anne Mannasmith Royce Marsh Larry Martin Mary Martin Marlin McHenry Ronnie Morelock Gary Morse Dean Myers Judith Nelson Phyllis Nelson 555, ' -4 ri C 1 22 Q. 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'- ' 1 rf J was --in -iff Ji f i'JJ 'i J Jiii ,S K J fn f S S J l l' J fl '-ly re- a J J ' K ,J ' , 'J ' if U A X K! L I i Krr, A L Q ,. iik ,,,, . , ,, M , J is asy ssnu - rree J A-f , ' it ' fi t-r ' Karen Norton Joyce Parrott Beverly Penry Diane Peterson LaDonna Peterson Kay Pfeiffer Mary Ricke Augusta Riggle Gary Ross Mary Rydquist David Sellergren Ronald Sexton Stella Sexton Paul Shaffer Jim Smith Joe Smith Bob Smith Peter Soda David Sundberg Nedra Swanson Earl Triplett Wanda Tyner Susan Victor Darwin West Carolyn Wigton John Williams Rayford Williams Kenneth Wilson 33 Y 1 v ls Nl RCW New to the Latin department this year is ROMEg Romans of the Modern Era which is a branch of the Junior Classical League. The members of the organization believe an ac- quaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of literatures, languages, and arts. Only second year Latin students are eligible for membership. Among the projects of the league this year were the Saturnalia in December, and the Roman Banquet in March. Pat Dunn, Secretariag Kathy Palmquist, Aedileg Pat When in Rome eat as the Romans eat. Karin Johnson, Aurora, Joan Bergstrom, lrisg Dale Wilson, Mercury, Marilyn Latta, Junog Dave Evans, Pratt, Steve Simpson, Cousulsg Martha Ricke,Qauestorg Miss Young, Sponsorg Judy Bergstrom, Venditorg Jo Anne Wilson, Scribag Diane B ergstrom, Censor. Jupiter. Semester Projects 34 D Sntdliand her huntresges . C. Loeltz, P -DA. Artherholt C ' UI111 L ' . ' ' SaWYer im F an G? I In 12 65 Musical training is a more potent instrument than any other, because rhythm and har- mony find their way into the inward places of the soul. DRUM MAJOR Don Mains DIRECTOR Mr. Simpson BARITONES Joyce Bussard Sandra Fagerland Bill Kennedy Judy Bergstrom BARITONE SAXOPHONE Charlene Peterson BASSES Ronald Gasson John Anderson Myron Johnson Dale Wilson BASSOONS Bunny Hansen I ack Hansen With a flourish of notes, the band began another eventful year under the leader ship of Richard Simpson. The fallcalendar included manyparades, among which were the Centennial Parade at Coming, and the Firemen's Parade at Atlantic and Glenwood. Bob Kuester and Donna Betsinger reigned as King and Queen at the Mihtary Ball an annual dance signifying the end of marching season. CLARINETS Marilyn Latta Carole Loeltz Ann Artherholt Judy Wiley Pat Thiel Janelle Newman Beverly Swan Stephanie Williams Charlene Munson lla Butler Kathleen Moore Kathleen Johnson Sally Kampe Karen Baker Juanita Mains Kenneth Wilson 36 ALTO CLARINETS Barbara Behrens Sharon Harms BASS CLARINETS Don Mains Pat Miller CORNETS Bob Kuester Dick Peterson Pat Kennedy Pat Dunn Juneanne Johnson Winfield Mayne Beverly Mcl-Ienry Wayne Behrens Karen Johnson Richard Kuester Alice Echard , 1 !': X Two goals for the band this year were the desire for a one rating at contest and to always play their best whatever the occasion. The band also wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to the band parents who are always ready to help in whatever way they can. FLUTES Vicki Richards Lyn Sawyer Phyllis Nelson Sandra Ekornsetter Susan Victor Carol Popp Sharon Goetrsch OBOES Marjorie Ratliff Jane Swanson PERCUSSION Crystal Anderson Fay Fox Donovan Bailey Judy Yates Pat Ross Diane Peterson Lyle Magneson SAXOPHONES Sandra Hess Betty Schreiber Janet Carlson Janet Wallin Suzanne Bell Ann Mannasmith Janice Almquist Mark Butler FRENCH HORNS Helen Pegel Beverly Henderson Carolyn Holtmeyer Howard Pegel Jan Fox Roselyn Latta Royce Marsh Judy Hatfield 37 TROMBONES Donna Betsinger Kathy Palmquist Delores Kinser Bill Brown Marvin Almond Peter Soda TWIRLERS Helen Pegel Beverly Henderson Phyllis Holm Donna Harville R11th Davis Judy Hatfield Judy Herron Lynne Bowman Nancy Hester Stella Sexton Glenna Yates Karen Hultquist Marlene Kammerer Jolene Gamble l auffv 614111 BRASS ENSEMBLE SAXOPHONE at QUARTET DUDE CLARINET ENSEMBLE V1Ck1C Richards B? Myron Johnson John Anderson WOODWIND ENSEMBLE MUSIC CONTESTANTS ' ififaml Riff R Queen - Donna Betsinger King - Robert Kuester Grand March Crowning the king. f ROYALTY: Dick Petersen, Helen Pegel, Bob Kuester, Donna Betsinger, Win Mayne, Donna Harville, Don Mains, Bunny Hansen, Ronald Gasson, Chystral Anderson. d 1 4 Nw an .. Jw ,. .. f. . - I A 'Laugh and be merry, Pl? , 9 remember, fail kzw better the world with a song. 53, jg ' D ' X B Nl MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE: Karen Johnson, Sandra Hess, June Lindgren, Phyllis Bancroft, Kathy Pearson, Phyllis Holm, Donna Warren, Kay Pfeiffer, Mary Walker, Pat Peterson. ROW TWO: Betty Schreiber, Janice Bass, Jo Anne Wilson, Charlene Munson, Jean Isaacson, Donna Coykendall, Susan Swanson, Cecilia Olsen, Kathleen Johnson, Jayne Wilkins. ROW THREE: Marcia Pfeiffer, Martha Ricke, Mark Butler, Jim Frank- lin, Bill Kennedy, Philip Doty, Lyle Olson, Margaret Stifle, Vickie Richards, Pat Dunn. ROW FOUR: John Williams, Marvin Anderson, Doug Billings, Richard Kuester, .Tack Hansen, Dennis Ballard, Law- rence Freeman, David Malmberg. BOYS' GLEE ROW ONE: Bill Kennedy, Richard Kuester, Lyle Olson, Jim Franklin, Mark Butler, Philip Doty, ROW TWO: John Williams, Marvin Anderson, Lawrence Freeman, Dennis Ballard, Doug Billings, David Malm- berg, Jack Hansen. 40 Sponsored By FIFIELD FURNITURE Talrugic Starting the school year of '57 - '58, Mr. Nelson, new to the vocal music department, soon gained favor with the students because of his thoroughness in vocal music methods. The first concert was our annual Christmas program entitled A Winter Concert. Some of the selections by the Chorus and Girls' Glee were, Holiday Song, White Christmas, Silver Bells, The Holly and the Ivy, The Christmas Song, O Little Town of Bethlehem, and Silent Night. One of the big events during the year was the winter formal, the Silver Swirl. The theme for the - evening was Silver Bells.' The music was under the direction of Del Anderson and his band. On January 30th, the Mixed Chorus went to Shenandoah to the music clinic to join the surrounding vocal music groups in singing. GIRLS' GLEE ROW ONE: Colleen Bateman, Suzanne Bell, Judy Hatfield, Lynne Bowman, Nancy Hester, Carolyn Holt- myer, Joyce Gammell, Phyllis Nelson, Anne Mannasmith, Sally Kampe. ROW TOW: Karen Baker, Mary Ricke, Susan Fall, Pam Hutchings, Carolyn Nelson, Pat Ross, Juneanne Johnson, Rosemary Gilmore, Judy Wiley, Susan Victor. ROW THREE: Joyce Parrott, Martha Olsen, Janice Almquist, Marcia Fender, Carol Parrott, Sharon Harms, Barbara Behrens, Sharon Waggener, Connie Halvin, Pat Pratt, Virginia Saltzman, Jo Ann Allen. ROW FOUR: Beverly Mirts, Jo Ann Kinser, Anna Mae Emmert, Donna Johnson, Beverly Swan, Janelle Newman, Sandra Ekornsetter, Mary Peterson, Carol Loeltz, Nan Stilwell, Lucille Lantz, Carolyn Wigton. ROW FIVE: Diane Peterson, Viola Watkins, Buena Carmichael, Sandra Eager- land, Sharon Goetsch, Royce Marsh, Carolyn Dumler, Joan Stanton, Kathleen Moore, Kathy Weilenman, Diane Seastrom. -, W! L I J There's Magic in Music --- GIRLS' SEXTET Sally Kampe, Phyllis Holm, Mary Ricke, Jean Isaacson, Kathy Pearson, Barbara Beh- rens, Janice Bass. BOYS' QUARTET Dennis Ballard Jack Hansen James Franklin John Williams Phyllis Bancroft, June Lindgren, Donna Warren, Susan Swan- son, Pat Dunn, Jayne Wilkins, Kay Pfeiffer, Margaret Stifle, Cecilia Olsen, Donna Coykendall, Janice Bass, Pianist. Sponsored By MURPHY CALENDAR COMPANY GIRLS' SEXTET One song leads to another, One friend to another friend. So l'll travel along With a friend and a song-- Sponsored by BOB'S HAIR BEAUTY SALON GIRLS' QUARTET Vickie Richards Martha Ricke Carolyn Nelson Marcia Pfeiffer 1 Mary Walker, Pat Peterson, Bette Gustafson, Betty Schreiber, Sandra Nease, Karen Johnson, Marcia Pfeiffer. Bill Kennedy, Richard Kuester, Lyle Olsen, Mark Butler Doug Billings, Philip Doty, Marvin Anderson, David Malm- berg, Jo Anne Wilson. 43 5 x A ,ii , F ., 4-57 M, ge 1 . in 4,g..,,.,: 3 3. ,ww L , 58:-491 , K ,A.Q ., ., ' Q'-fii lfz 35135 .: I 5' ' 2 ' , . Wi. 2 f 25 Six L4 25 E. , Q , .K is ,.,:11-- K f N Q, 5 vw , ,::,. ijfffg 1,4615 9 fi 5.3 , i .Li ' , ,FF k S W 1 Q! 5' N f mm, Ms Miz, is - , L c5if'Pf3X?ii Sm s , A if , nn' A ' mg 715 T il B n f I m I! W K 3 . ,.,,., Gail Atkinson Sharon Waggener Stephanie Williams sen: J. Wilkins. STANDING: M. Walker J. Bergstrom, J. Heckerson, M. Albright President: M. Stifle, Vice-President: L Lantz, Treasurer. Sociability is ours in sports and games. We, as members of G.A.A., believe that physical fitness makes living more enjoyable, that the physically fit individual has that confidence, courage, pride, and self-confidence which accompanies good morale. Our organization meets three times each month under the sponsorship of Miss Rutz, The board consisting of 12 girls, meets every month and sets up our activities. Tournaments are played in basket- ball, volleyball, and badminton. Jumping on the trampoline, tumbling, high jump, and table tennis are a few of the other activities. The money raised by G.A.A. is used to buy letters, pins, and trophies, for the girls who earn them by the point system. Five points are given for each hour of play. For 500 points a letter is earned: for 1000 points, a pin, for 1500 points, a trophy. ROW ONE: Judy Bergstrom, Mary Walker, Jayne Wilkins, Mary Albright, Margaret Stifle, JoAnnHeck- erson. ROW TWO: Pat Pratt, JoAnn Allen, Anna Mae Emmert, Pat Dunn, Martha Ricke, Carole Loeltz, Mary Gresham. ROW Tl-TREE: Sharon Dorrell, Diane Bergsten, Betty Schreiber, Pat Peterson, Charlene Munson, Marjorie Ratliff, Bernice Carmichael. ROW FOUR: Carol Parrott, Sharon Waggener, Beverly X Mirtz, Karen Johnson, Nan Stilwell, Stella Sexton, Emilie Harrold, Glenna Yates. ROW ONE: Miss Rutz, June Lindgren, Ann Arther- holt, Gail Atkinson, Sandra Ekornsetter, Phyllis Bancroft. ROW TWO: Lucille Lantz, Donna Coyken- dall, Vickie Richards, Buena Carmicheal, Barbara Behrens, Susan Fall. ROW THREE: Virginia Sund- berg, Donna Harville, Carolyn Nelson, Sandy Jack- son, Pat Halbert, Lana Lovejoy, Janelle Newman. ROW FOUR: Judy Herron, Lyn Swayer, Stephanie Williams, Pat Thiel, Viola Watkins, Kathleen John- son, Judy Wiley. Sponsored By DAIRY QUEEN 46 SEATED: S. Wiley. J. Lindgren, A. Arther- holt, Miss Rutz, M. Fall, Secretary, B. Han- ll Under the capable leadership of Mr. Fleener, Hi-Y enterec wholeheartedly into its activities this year. First of all, Hi-Y is an organization which upholds Christian principles and practices good citizenship outside, as well as inside of school. At Christmas time, one Saturday was devoted to the repairing and refinishing of toys for the underprivileged children. Plans were made early to enter the Southwest Iowa Hi-Y Bas- ketball Tournament. They co-sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Day on .Tanuary 10, and the dance that followed that evening. The student body responded enthusiastically to Dawg-Patch costumes, and really enjoyed partaking of the Kick-a-poo .Toy Juice served throughout the dance. ,T on Milledge, .T ay Dee Berriman, Wayne Behrens. David Atkinson .Tohn Anderson Larry Martin Judson Isebrands ROW ONE: President, Don L. Johnson, Vice-President, Tom England: Chaplain, Bob Bensong Secretary, Don Gamble, Treasurer, Lawrence Freeman: John Williams. ROW TWO: Lyle Pleak, Lyle Olson, Garold Bateman, Terry Wright, John Lischer, Larry Martin. ROW THREE: Glen Waggener, Myron Johnson, Darold Johnson, Ray Figley, David Atkinson, John Anderson, Ronald Gasson, Richard McCormick, Roger Johnson. ' 131211 Mary and Joesph fConnie Hal- vin and Tom Englandj, the Shep- herds, and the Wise Men portray the Nativity scene at the Christmas Ch a p el sponsored by Y-Teens Q CABINET 1 .,,, W A f, P 4 x Anna Marie Denitelli, ' S adopted by Y-Teens, every month anxiously awaits for her box which contains clothing , gg S , gi and toys. AnnaMarieis 5years 'J' yi' ' old and lives at the Christian , Home in Council Bluffs. z ROW ONE: Phyllis Bancroft, Sharon Cary, Donna Betsinger, Io Ann Berg- gren, Presidentg Io Ann Heckerson, Donna Harville, Ioan Bergstrom. TWO: Martha Ricke, Pat Thiel, Miss Klopping, Sponsorg Janet Carlson, Susan Norton. ROW ONE: J. Berggren, D. Betsinger, P. Thiel, D. Harville, S. Cary, M. Ricke. ROW TWO: M. Rudquist, C. Snyder, V. Sundberg, M. Olsen, K. Iohnson,J. Almquist, M. Ricke, J. Hatfield. ROW THREE: S. Fagerland, C. Hatfield, M. Swanson, K. Freeman, L. Peterson, L. Bowman, S. Harms,N. Hester, S. Victor. ROW FOUR: A, Artherholt, I. Gammell, C. Bateman, C. Nelson, P. Hutchings, C. Dumler, I. Stanton, B. Penry. ROW FIVE: F. Fox, K. Pearson, C. Olsen, B. Swan, S. Hess, K. Beals, S. Williams, K. Weilenman, C. Johnson. ROW SIX: P. Nelson, S. Strate, I. Wilson, L. Sawyer, B. Schreiber, P. Holm, C. Munson,R. Davis, K. John- son, A. Mannasmith. 48 .4 5-2' A large group of Y-Teen girls and their Dads gather in the high school auditorium to await a program pre- sented by members of the organization. JSYHC Wi1kif1S Hfld bel' Dad Were g caught by the camera as they were ready to enjoy refreshments served at the annual Dad-Dau- ghter. These five girls were part of a group which furnished entertainment at the annual Y-Teen Dad-Daughter Party. L ROW ONE: P. Bancroft, S. Norton, J. Bergstrom, I. Carlson, J. Heckerson, J. Newman, I. Wilkins, P. Dunn ROW TWO: D. Coykendall, I. Lindgren, S. Kampe, I. Nelson, S. Goettsch, L. Lantz, C. Loeltz, I. Wallin, A. Emmert. ROW THREE: K. Norton, K. Hu1tquist,I. Gamble, P. Pettengill, J. Renn, M. Ratliff, N. Stilwell, V. Richards. ROW FOUR: I. Bass, L. Fuller, D. Johnson, S. Nease, S. Waggener, B. Mirts, C. Halvin, I Herron. ROW FIVE: P. Pratt, J. Wiley, S. Ekornsetter, C. Holtmyer, D. Bergsten, I. Bergstrom, K. Johnson C. Wigton, D. Peterson. ROW SIX: C. Ebert, D. Warren, C. Peterson, B. McHenry, S. Oesterhaus, M. Latta, V. Watkins, K. Brown, S. Anderson. 49 When tillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of htunan civili- zation. FFA is an organization for farm boys who are enrolled in Vocational Ag in high schools through- out the country. It constitutes the most effective program yet developed for training boys to be good farmers. As members of FFA we willingly accept our share of responsibility for keeping our country the great land that it is today. FFA teaches us how to be self-reliant, co-operative, to respect the rights of others. Through individual projects we are enabled to make practical application of classroom learning. ROW ONE: Marvin Anderson, Vice-President, Larry Settell, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Don E. Johnson, Presidentg Ray Linder, Secretary, Roger Johnson, Reporter, lon Hallquist, Sentinel. We are required to keep accurate accounts of all feed for our livestock projects. Objectives: development of char- acter, leadership, scholarship, eo-operation, thrift, service, patriotism, and recreation. ROW ONE: Raymond Click, Duane Dinville, David Sundberg, Paul Shaffer, Ronald Anderson, Marion Jones. ROW TWO: J im Hunt, Don E. Johnson, Gary Ross, Garold Bateman, Jon Hallquist, Darwin West, Harvey Riggle. ROW THREE: Bob Keith, Ray Linder, Delaine Isaacson, Roger Johnson, Dallas Culver, Larry Set- tell, Gordon Arnold, Bob McKinney, Marvin Anderson, Calvin Brown. Sponsored by MOORE'S DONUT SHOP SYMBOLS .few '11 Wisdom Q' 52 v Q l , qlellmio Agriculture Labor Larry Settell hopes these Q J? ff' 1' ,gp Dawn on Co-operation National Scope Don Johnson and his Roger Johnson is partial to Black Angus. will be prize winners. Paul Shaffer- - Baa, baa, black sheep! Homecoming Ray Linder and his white face calves. Float r--..,1-, Ah, ,1 n, Yorkshire . Marion Jones-- Pigs is pigs. Bob McKinney-- riding high. 5 .i , .s , to s r .-........----..,,.,....-..--..---...------- ...--.B!i'S. Housman Edfmffiwchid - ..-...- .. ........ ......... . .. .......,. ,...... .I ohm ,Hamilton Edll0!'l81'P836 Editor .t...-,.... .... , .... .... ..,..,, ..,. ..,.. Da v id Atkinson . n . Assisunt,BobBenson Feature Page Editor ........,.... .... 4 ..................... - Bunny Hansen - Assistant, Susan Swanson Sports Page Editor .. ........, . ........... ..... ..,.--Don L. Johnson . t Assmauigbennis Ballard Front Page Editor .....-.--., ...... -.-,..---, ..,..... . -., ..... .,.Jon Wiii Business Manager ..--- ..... ..- .,..,.......... ..... ,.... . - -Bram Penry Artist .......................... 5- ........ .gut .............. Myron Johnson Copy Editor ......... ...... . --....- ......... .... - ......... . . ..... --Fay Fox Proof Readers ,- .... ......... . ........... - -..Ioan Bergstrom, Don Gamble Typist .5 ........ , ............. .-.-. ......... 4 .... .............. Bette 'hmwr U Assistants, Donna Harville, June Li , Donna' Warren The Acorn Staffmeets monthly to discuss next month's edition of their school paper. :le ..:.s-- .... . ............. ,........,.. ...... .......... g ..... Ceciii a Ol son Photographer ................ . .... i - .... - ..... . .... -:.--, ....... Don Gamble Reporters, . .... . .... . ..... . ...............,........... .---Ph His Bancmft, Lawrence Freeman, Carrol! Peterson, Jewel! Peterson, Yiarcia Pfeiffer, Nan Stilwell, Pat Thiel Jo Anne Wilson. Jo Ann Berggren. Cub Reporters ..... 4 ...... .........,. s .......,...... 4 ..... - -John Anderson. Sharon Cary, Anna Mae Emmert, Gerry Flint, Myron Johnson, Mari n Latta, Susan, Norton, Sharon Titus, Janet Wallin, Donga Warren, Iggtlay Weilenman. David Atkinson, Don L. Johnson, Bunny Hansen, Susan Swanson, John Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief EP Editors, JoAnn Heckerson and Pat Pratt, meet with Mrs. Rodenberg in July to dis- cuss Pep plans. Pep Staff enjoying a watermelon feed after re- ceiving instructions on, How to Sell Advertis- ing. Each received an assignment of five mer- chants to solicit for ads to help defray expenses for the '58 Pep. Together we STICK- -divided we're STUCK. Co-Editors . Business Manager . . Sales Manager . Photographers . Artists . . Typists . . Page Editors Classes . . Queen 's Page . . Sports .... Speech .... Music, Band,. . Vocal . . . Sadie Hawkins . Y-Teens . . . Acorn. . G.A.A. . Hi-Y . . . Informal . . PEP STAFF ,JoAnn Heckerson Pat Pratt . . . LeRoy Ross . . Eldon Boley . . . Don Gamble Ray Linder . . . Bob Kuester Myron Johnson Beverly Henderson Kathy Palmquist . . . Sharon Cary Susan Swanson . . .Tom England Donna Betsinger . . June Lindgren . Ronnie Bergsten Danny McCune . Jewell Peterson Donna Coykendall . . . Helen Pegel . . Darold Johnson . Donna Harville . . . Nan Stilwell . Margaret Stifle Billy Dixon . Phyllis Bancroft JoAnn Berggren aaa Don Gamble Photographer all fx 'THE TAVERN A ll school play 131311211 CAST OF CHARACTERS Zach .... . . Dennis Ballard Inn Keeper ....... . . . Larry Freeman Inn Keeper 's Daughter . . . Sandra Ekornsetter Hired Man ....... .... L yle Edwards Glib Vagabond . . ...... Ion Will Insane Woman . . . . . Silvia Oesterhaus Governor Lamson . . . . .John Hamilton Governor's Wife . . . . . Bette Gustafson Governor's Daughter . . . . Karen Johnson Attendant ...... . . John Williams Freeman, inn keeper, resolves to solve the mys- tery of two creeping figures discovered in the woodshed. The sheriff is called to arrest the figures, an in- s1av 54 sane woman and a glib vagabond, suspected of plot- ting to assassinate the governor. The governor and his family arrive to further complicate the plot by accusing the Vagabond of rob- bing them. Their jewels are retrieved ------ fi, ,it N s - N' XX. THE MONKEY 'S PAW Contest one-act play Division I rating CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. White . . ....... ICD Will Mrs. White. . . . Silvia Oesterhaus Herbert ........ . . . Mark Butler Samson ......... . . .Lyle Edwards Sergeant Major Morris ..... . . .David Atkinson Three wishes, granted by a shriveled up mon- key 's paw bring horrifying results to an otherwise happy family. The first wish is used to get two hundred pounds to pay bills. It is granted but a member of the family is killed. The second wish is used to bring him back, but the third returns him to the grave at the last minute. Silvia Gesterhaus, foreign ex- change student, studies intently on her lines for the part of Mrs. White in, The Monkey's Paw. A rw t efffpEtg 9.0, Jfggitdfgifjvjsy 9 J' sf' tffmVV dflfltwifk 1 it swf sr-IAM Thief. . . . Robert Benson Charles . . . . Dennis Ballard Clara . . . .Bette Gustafson Reporter . . . ............. Fay Fox A thief who has entered a modern suburban home is suddenly surprised when the owners return un- expectedly. He attempts to convince the owners that although there is nothing in the house worth taking, he should be permitted to fake something in order to keep up their social pretension. The plan ends when the couple try to give the thief a painting of George FOUR ON A HEATH Captain . . . . Jon Will Dick . . . . .Lyle Edwards Tom .... . . Larry Freeman Fourth Lad . . . Dennis Killion A unique play in that the three main characters, Will, Edwards, and Freeman, have been dead for two or three weeks. Their lines are spoken while they still hang from the tree. The fourth criminal died at their feet, having been fatally wounded in his escape. Washington. 49X CONTEST DIVISION I RATING fe 359, T 4 if- 01' lyk Wig iw ffmvxx Q 55 I -5 DAN MC CUNE PAY FOX Humorous Declam Humorous De-:lam Extemporaneous PAM HUTCHINGS Oratorical Declam DEBATE TEAM I ON WILL Interpretive Reading David Atkinson, Larry Freeman, Bob Benson, Don L. Johnson. 57 X 'Xxx MILDRED GRAY Radio Speaking , f E. I 'E . 5' Ns ,,sniii .W E . . Ni -. il ill ,idi if iisi Qgflgf, Lf? 55 EEAA ll is ,Mxii nsisnn iiss s mm A ,X , mM H Y,,niiisn A BARBARA BEHRENS Radio Speaking Inetr pretive Reading Dramatics Club N .- j l 1 1 gi W N - Q' Learning lines for Senior Play. Make -up artists. Setting stage for Ten Little Indians. ' King, Dennis Ballard Q Q on P It Dancing 0 and Qu e e n, Silvia Oesterhaus. K nu Punchline 1- . , . EQ - Steve Simpson, Bob Olerich, Eugene Heuer, Wayne Behrens, Win Mayne, King, Denny Ballardg Queen, Silvia Oesterhausg Chrystal Anderson, Carole Loetz, Susan Norton, Sandra Hess, Judy Bergstrom, Mary Ricke, Nancy Hester. 59 fwcrfft affrtrfg FRESH SOPH CHEERLEADERS .dbg 0 Jane Swanson, Betty Schrieber, Sally Kampe, Skippy Ricke, Nancy Hestor, Pat Peterson. BAND ROW ONE: Frank Fox,John Williams, Jack Core, Larry Blay, Bob Olerich, Bob Smith. SECOND ROW: Ray Maher, Student Managerg Bob Fields, Leonard Kinser, Howard Boyer, Steve Simpson, John Breese, Steve Sellergren, Darrell Gordon, Coach. 6 was ca 61 Ill E 2 STANDING: Dan McCuneg King, Ron Berg- stcng Don E. Johnson. SITTING: Bob Ben son, Tom England. Susan Jo Ann Phyllis Connie Pat BELOW: Queen and Escorts Paul Woods, Queen Phyllis Bancroft, Jon Will, Connie Halvin, Darold Johnson, Jo Ann Heckerson, Arthur Walker, Pat Pratt, John Hamilton, Susan Swanson. Crown Bearer, John Olson, Flower Girl, Debbie Fickel. Starting the football season with only 18 players, the Red Oak Tigers were rated very low in the predicted standing. As the season progressed, the Tigers proved that they were better than this by ending with a winning season. Top Bengal point producers leading the scoring jlnntbalf column were, Bergsten, McCune, and Irv Lasley. Hwy Wwe gas, E '8A,uz4b 7'-QM-y 6 Scores We They Harlan O 14 Clarinda 21 13 Corning 21 13 Atlantic 0 22 Sponsored by ARTZ DRUG COMPANY Km M 5 . 0 113 JB Nw fylmhu The defensive work of Blay, England and Berriman, made it tough on the opposing teams. Credit must be given to our student manager, Larry Setell and the rest of the lettermen pictured on these pages, for without their help, we could not have ended with a 4-3-1 record, and third place in the Hawkeye-Eight Conference. . Chosen on the All-Conference team were Jay Dee Berrimang Second team, Dan McCune and Tom England. 2-': COACHES Pilkington, Benda, Gordon. VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: Larry Blay, Bob McClain, Chuck Turner, Steve Anderson, Arnold Andersen, Harold Hat- field, Jay Dee Berriman, Jack Lasley, Tom England, Assistant Coach Jim Pilkington. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Daryl Gordon, Coach Russ Benda, Irv Lasley, Ron Bergsten, Jon Milledge, Bob Olerich Bob Fields, Bill Smith, Bob Benson, Dave Atkinson, Don L. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Dave Evans, Steve Sirnpson, Richard McCormick, Don E. Johnson, Brian Penry, Terry Wright, Dan McCune, Richard But- ler, Eugene Heuer, Larry Weak, Jim Isaacson. Scores We They Creston 6 6 Glenwood 0 26 Villisca 18 0 Shen 18 14 Sponsored by MC KENZIE DRUG Dan Chuck McCune Turner ROD I A Bergsten Bob .-,,,, Benson Five lettermen returned to the Red Oak Tigers this year, Ron Bergsten, Dan McCune, Chuck Turner, and Bob Benson, seniors, and Jim Isaacson, a lone junior. Promising material on the squad were Irv Lasley, Terry Wright, Rich McCormick, and Bob McLain. The Tigers were defeated by Harlan in the opener, but went on to win three games early in the conference set-up. In the title match between Atlantic and Red Oak, the Trojans won by 13 points. Tigers'chances were revived for the title again when Creston upset the Trojans to give Red Oak a tie for first place. Then the giant killer, Creston, knock- ed off the Tigers in a close game, winning by a mere 4 points. il Harlan Farragut Villisca Corning Creston Atlantic Glenwood Clarinda Shen . uni Bob Olerich WE THEY 48 50 34 26 55 41 64 53 60 40 47 60 54 42 58 32 62 45 ROW ONE: Bob Olerich, Iim Isaacson, Ron Bergsten, Terry Wright. ROW TWO: Steve Sellergren, Bob Benson, Coach Russ Benda, Irv Lsaley, Chuck Turner. ROW THREE: Lyle Edwards, Dan McCune, Leonard K' ,B bM Cl ' . IHSCI' O C alll gl aff Qwest 0 Villisca Corning Creston Atlantic Glenwood Clarinda Shen . Villisca Corning Tabor Mt. Ayr Edwards WE 41 '72 45 42 66 84 63 SECTIONA L 62 76 '7 1 DISTRICT 47 8. wks x Q X A54 X I hx Terry - ' ' Irv 5 ' K' Wright . Lasley ,r .. I im 26 Isaacson N- Bob McClain THEY The next game with Atlantic was a thriller, with a fired-up Tiger squad exchanging 37 leads with them only to lose a piece of the championship by a loss of three points. The 37 Tigers went on to win second place in the Hawkeye Eight Conference, with a 10 win and 49 4 losses record. They breezed through the Sectional Tournament only to be defeated in 45 their first District Tournament game by a powerful Mt. Ayr team by only three points. 50 Much help was received from the freshmen and sophomores near the end of playg 38 Bob Olerich became a regularg much reserve strength was shown by Leonard Kinser and 79 Dave Sellergren. Individual honors went to Ron Bergsten and Jim Isaacson, having been chosen first 54 team All-Conferenceg Dan McCune, second team All-Conference. Ron also won the 57 individual scoring race with a total of 367 points. 46 The B squad deserves much credit for having done so much to bring respect and credit to ROHS, home of the Tigers. 50 67 irfgf AY 1? To form the habit of exercising is to develop vigor, vitality, freedom of movement and grace. Circus Performers??? Will It or Won't It! Perfect Balance. Leap Frog - Three Abreast! Crazy Legs! Your Serve! 68 3 Cal Brown Letterman info' 1'fe11:k ROW ONE: Tom England, Max Woods, Cal Brown, Don E. Johnson. ROW TWO: Ron Lawson. Jack Lasley, Harold Jones, Steve Anderson. ROW THREE: Larry Weak, Gene Heuer, Dennis Honeyman, Gerald Anderson, Marvin Almond. Little has been mentioned in past years about our winter track program. It is per- haps one of the newer sports fields in ROHS, being organized in 1948. The purpose of winter track is to give the non-basketball player who is interested in keeping in shape and who has the desire to be a track-man, an opportunity to do something besides wait until spring. While winter track offers little in the way of competition, it does offer an opportunity to exercise with weight, run, climb rope, and work out on the trampoline. Our squad consists of 20 boys this year, and it is hoped we can increase this to 30 or more. Max Woods Letterman SENIORS Don E. Johnson Jack Lasley Don L. Johnson Tom England Darold Johnson Wayne Behrens J UN IORS S OPHOMORES Larry Weak Cal Brown Ron Lawson Roger Johnson Clyde Sellers Dennis Honeyman FRESHMEN Max Woods Marvin Almond Gene Heuer Harold Jones Steve Anderson Gary Ross Gary Barnett J , 1 lbs 1 S Gerald Anderson V' VI 'S Don E. Johnson W ls 8 5 Letterman x- S ' X llJglI1I1I-I J l 'S . f' A, N I, fr. . il I 1 1 A Y., - I' F A,-vs I' -v-. 1 Ire- 's -4--f A ' ' ' J A 5 -'- 1 mimi- .XLR-T44 f-L -1- 7 A Tom England 1 L 'N Afff?-,qt gy, 1 - 69 Letterman ,YW . ...H V. , .-.-.,,,.-,, , 1911 ical The purpose of our program is, to a degree, to strengthen the bodies of our youths, to plan and learn activities Q carry over sports J that can be used in recreation for leisure hours after they are through with football, basketball, and track, and to provide competition for all, regardless of their athletic abilities. It is hoped in the near future to have physical hygiene and a text book included in our program. Boys' physical education consists of a strength test, gymnastics testg rules instruction and written tests, term papers on sports, special projectsg tournaments in class and a semi intra-mural program in basketball, volleyball, and badminton. An excellent all-round program, is the desire of the physical education department, and giant strides toward that end have been made in the last three semesters. Our program now includes instruction and competition in gymnastics, volleyball, bowling, badminton, camping, drill team, and archery. Special pro- jects this year have been a fancy drill team, a camping project contest, and a gymnastic and physical ed- ucation demonstration, group, and faculty vs. P.E. in basketball games. 1 point per 4 1 point per 8 1 point per 2 Strength test is a combination of skills giving a good record of total over-all strength. The sit-up tests the stomach musclesg the push-up, chin-up, and bar-dip test different back and arm muscles, the wall- jump tests leg strength and body co-ordination. This is a test of dynamic strength and motor ability. To score yourself, add point value Qbelow picturesj of exercises 1,2,3,4,5. 1 point per 1 70 Total inches off ground. gd Space Men! Tnfafiun Study Group Now Camping Champs Where? Q iff, J Mrs? Archery. ALL SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL 1956-57 Harold Hatfield, Captain Bob Tidgren Exercising, Weight Lift . Bob Murray TRACK CHAMPS--1956-57 Dick Whittington Linsley Hammons Lyle Olson Bowling Champs 1956-57 Ron Sederburg Bob Patterson Glen Patterson Don L. Johnson 50 Dash. . . . Bob Tidgren. . Skip win 50-Hurdles . . . Bob Tidgren . Skip Witt Shot-put . . . . Bod Tidgren. . . Broad Jump. . . . Steve Sellergren. Sponsored by MACKRILL'S FURS, HIDES, . .6.0s . .7.0s . . 50' . . 15'6 SCRAP IRON Set 'er Up Badminton Champs BADMINTON CHAMPS 1956-57 Dennis Kellion Tom Allen BASKETBALL 57-58 Leonard Kinser, Captain Larry Weak Ion Milledge Harold Jones John Herren Terry Hall 71 will ROW ONE: Bob Fields, Jim Isaacson, Chuck Turner, Terry Wright, Tom England, Dan McCune Ron Bergsten, Steve Simpson. ROW TWO: Bob Benson, Irv Lasley, Don E. Johnson, Calvin Brown, Max Woods Eugene Heuer. ROW THREE: Wayne Bherens, Bob Olerich, Bob McClain, Clyde Sellers, Steve Anderson Larry Weak, Ron Lawson. ROW FOUR: Max Nelson, Delmar Keith. TRACK SCHEDULE AAU Indoor-Meet-Drake U. Cardinal-Relay-Clarinda Mustang-Relay- Sne . Dutch White-Relays A. L. or TJ. PROMISING John Williams Dave Sellergren Leonard Kinser Bill Allen Bob Danbom Gary Ross Ray Figley Jack Core Trojan-Relays-Atlantic Drake-Relays-Drake U. Creston-Relays-Creston FRESHMEN Ray Maher Frank ,Fox lim Franklin Marvin Almond Garold Bateman Joe Smith Ed Boan 72 Terry Wright, Ir. 17 points last season RETURNING LETTERMEN 1 Calvin Brown, So. 23rd in Decathlon Ron Bergsten, Sr. Wayne Behrens, Sr. 2 1-K4 points last Season Discus lst Place 17 112 points last season 1 112 points Sprinter. in Distficf- 7th in ROHS Decathlon 5th Decathlon Sprinter . Sprinter . Chuck Turner, Sr. '7 112 points last season 6th in Decathlon Football throw. Don E. Johnson, Sr. 6 114 points last season 25th in Decathlon Hurdler. Tom England, Sr. 12 points last season 11th in Decathlon Shot 3rd in Conference Meet. Max Woods, Ir 3 114 points last season. 25th Decathlon Discus, Dist. Conference. Bob Benson, Sr. 3 112 points 10th in Decathlon Dan McCune, Sr. - Sprinter-Quarter 3 314 points last season hm Isaacson, If- Steve 5imP50U. 50- Milep- 13th Decathlon 6 112 points last season 3 314 points Quarter-half rniler 14th in Decathlon 15th in Decathlon I-1.1. Quarter miler 73 Quarter miler, Tun CL! G.A.A. Float. 1? 'WA ? -'Y-if FIRST PRIZE - Senior Float Musrc Float. Sophomore Float. A-..4 74 Junior Float. Freshman Float. ' E , . sm gd? -if X Wand Q ' 4. glial? Alv, y ,q,-,. i f P. E. Enthusiast fAll's Forgiveny Good Morning Mrs. B. Go Girl Go! How are you fixed for blades? EER! ! Looking for someone. How's this? Too Young ---- ?? May I have this dance? At the hop! What's so funny, Tom? You're smearing my glasses Me and my shadow. Pals! Oh, he hit me! Not Really! Having a party. So proud to be here. Bewitched! ! Nan-zi-pie. Sitting pretty. Jailhouse Rock ---- TP? Now aren't we cute? Get him, Fido! was W B Ill U rf I ll 2 ai la gy.. sw 'Aiwa vfliw eilfff N , - ,mm A True always. Clock-watcher. Line -up! Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Living Dangerously! Lonesome. What did you say? Are You Sincere' Black Derbys. n A11 Dressed and no place to go Who rumed on the lights! ! Five minutes to go. Atlas A rare moment! Shy! ! ! Why so sad---? Crazy Legs. I'11 put a hex on you! Short Shorts. Now, Darwin! Hit by Cupid's arrow. How interesting. Huh! Things are looking up. Now how'd that get there??? is 'H Q he F Q XS. K as X gi ,Ur 3' gl S 4 4. 'Q .A Qibmrrftw :Sin-. is YE Y qy .. - n , ' . ....,,. i , VW, . Ms' .,. x , Q wh 4 5 wt 11 If if i I5 in We HV -is E big. 44 :K we 5. E an K.. af' Q ag, 'T ,, t and xi broke . a leg 'af JS' ' 5 5 to please YOU S iw! il 'E A Sentimental 3. I' I 8. J 8. r 11. 0? 14. 15. 20. ' 1 -P 21 22. 24. 29. 3. 13. 18. 19. 20. 27. 4. Classes began Harlan here - R.O. O, H. 14 Bertell's Birds Y-Teens picnic Clarinda here - R.O. 21, C. 13 Corning there - R.O. 21, -C. 13 Atlantic here - R.O. 0, A. 22 AAUW Coke party. Creston there-R.O. 6, C. 6 Glenwood here - R.O. 26, G. 0 Merit Scholarship Villisca here - R. O. Vocal Music Concert Shen. there - R.O. 18, S. 14 Y-Teen Talent Show Open house Villisca Hawkeye Con. Military Ball C.E. Jones Assembly Y-Teen Dad -Daughter R Club dance All-school play Harlan there - R.O. 48, H. 50 Emi .4 e li m S -va' s 49141 Farragut here - R.O. 34, F. 26 ,L I . HX. 3. U iw I lla IL 3 6 10 12 13 16 18 20 Villisca there - R.O. 55, V. 41 Corning here - R.O. 64, C. 53 Christmas Vocal Concert Creston there - R.O. 60, C. 40 Christmas Convocation Band Assembly Atlantic here - R.O. 47, A. 60 out-neg 3. Glenwood there - R.O. 54, G. 42 7. Clarinda there - R.O. 58, C. 32 10. Shen here - R.O. 62, S. 45 Sadie Hawkins Day 17. Villisca here - R.O. 41, V. 37 24. Coming there - R.O. 72, G. 37 28. Creston here - R.O. 45, C. 49 29. The Downies Present, Assembly - .w.. :i?-. ..5:...- MY, 2 4. v' .E E: 1 .g.L.,1:,, :5'. T3 XR, 1. Q If 5 . 51 I ff! '13 f' : -E H . ii a t ' ' ' ,.-.1 -4 3 V' 4' E . Local one-act plays 4. Atlantic there - R.O. 42, A. 45 5. AES program 6. Speech contest here 7. Glenwood here - R.O. 66, G. 50 8. Sweetheart Ball 11. Clarinda here R.O. 84, C. 38 14. Shen there - R.O. 63, S. '79 17. Snow White Puppet Show ,I I .1 1' W 5. Isrc choir T I A 7. Winter Band Concert ' 'x X 12. The Stroubs 'X S 13. Girls' Scout Lunch 22. Roman Banquet 24. Student Council Convention 25. Boys' P.E. Demonstration 27. Spring Vocal Concert 28. Hi-Y Conference - Clarinda f . 5 gf 1 v lf? ' - . e , 3. I ack Rouls 17. Y-Teen Mother-Daughter 22. Atomic Energy Assembly , M ???'??'?'?'??Skip Day 16. Last day for Seniors 25. Junior-Senior 25. Baccalaureate N, 'V 27. Last day of classes Commencement 35 ' U tmefft 4 3 X a3TLee+ ,'4 5 29 78 A m ,w--1---sv-.--,,.v,....,...,. -v--,--, -7,-,,v.w -1, -..-.-.v..,.. vw-. ..-1,-. -qv-g,..-V - - - 5. vfv- -- ,Tr BANKS Houghton State Bank Montgomery Co Nat 1 Bank BEAUTY SALONS Ardith's Beauty Shop Bob s Hair Beauty Salon Ruby s Beauty Shop Ruth Cary s Beauty Shop CLOTHING Schoenberg s Swanson Clothing Company FEEDS AND PRODUCE Askey Feed Company Bloom and Lrngren Martin and Sons Produce HARDWARE B F Goodrich Coast to Coast Store Farmer s Mercantile Company Gambles Home Implement Co Laflrn Electric Mrlledge Hardware Modem Home Supply Moore Electric Thompsen Bergren Hardware .r.- - sv.-,-.-W--W .--..--'---.Y .,-,,,.-ewr---.-.----r'-vm- Our appreciation goes out to the business men SI of Red Oak These advertisements aided greatly in ng the publication of our yearbook INSURANCE AND REALTORS Carder and Kurtenback C O Dutton Edwin Engquist Insurance N F Wilkins Insurance Peterson Insurance 8: Real Estate Spicer Insurance Agency IEWELERS Cole s Jewelry Store Smith Jewelers MACHINES Braden and Sons Repair Hawkeye Machine 8a Welding Co Red Oak Machine Co PHARMACIES Artz Drug Company McKenzie Drug Store Newqurst s Ideal Pharmacy Red Cross Drug Store ARTZ DRUG COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHY Martin Studio 8: Camera Shop Wells-Squires Photo Studio PRINTING Red Oak Express Pub Co Red Oak Printing Co L A Dilley Thomas D Murphy Co RESTAURANTS Butler s Restaurant Dairy Queen Green Parrot Tea Room Jerry s Park and Eat La Siesta Steak House Lovit Cafe Maid Rite Cafe Moore s Donut Shop Skyway Inn Tom s Ice Cream Bar Velma s whirl a Whip westerland s SERVICE STATIONS Ebert 8s Son Oil Co I D O11 Company Ienkms Standard Service SHOES Brown s Shoe Fit Co Sundell Shoe Company 0 0 ' Iowa Power and Light Co, Cozad's Service Station BOB'S HAIR BEAUTY SALON DAIRY QUEEN FIFIELD FURNITURE .... ,xg is , f W is K2 mixes 3 Ali X Q ff J' Qi f K vw 1 4 4 M ...W W, f S' S 21 3: -- -fgxqaggu-f.,.g,,., .um g . - ki Q 4? 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