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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

is V s 3 ,ls , I '!, la . ll .v . .- U f ' L f Presented by the Senior Class of '59 RED OAK HIGH SCHOOL Red Oak, Iowa DEDICAT ION Page 2 ADMINISTRATION Page 4 FACULTY Page 7 SENIORS Page 17 UND ERCLASSMEN Page 27 MUSIC Page 35 ACTIVITIES Page 45 SPORTS Page 59 INFORMAL Page '75 CO -EDITORS Barbara Behrens Tom Allen BUSINESS MANAGER Douglas Billings SPONSOR Leona Rodenberg 77km Vacation finds her high in the Rockies enjoying January in June. It is with great pleasure and admiration that we dedicate the 1959 Pep to you, Miss Altaffer. We, who have taken shorthand, bookkeeping or typing, know you as one of the finest persons in ROHS. Under Your firm but pleasant guidance, we have learned the all-important skills that are so essential to everyday Life. We shall be ever grateful to you for your understanding of us, your students, our memories of our year in typing cannot be better expressed than by this excerpt from a poem by John Masefield: Attending Teacher's Meeting . . Then the black-bright, smoth-running, clicking clean, Brushed, oiled and dainty typewriting machine, With tins of ribbons waiting for the blows Which soon will hammer them to verse and prose. She likes to picnic, too . . . . Miss A1taffer's attractive apart- ment is furnished in Early American. She likes to curl up on the sofa and read a good book, a favorite pastime take time out to watch one of her special programs on TV. Enjoys dinner parties with friends. A happy lot was the Board of Education and Mr. Lynch the night of Dec. 5th, when the third attempt at voting school bonds for vitally needed new buildings passed bya thumping 69.6 per cent. The 5238,000 bond issue barely missed setting a school bond election vote record. It was the team work of the organizations, such as the Chamber ofCommerce, .TayCees, P.TA, etc., that contributed to the success of this election. Even a group of our own band members braved the zero weather to play atop a truck to call the people's attention to the fact that there was an election that day and that it was time to exercise the right of all free Americans. Our Board of Education gives freely of its valuable time from various professions, to improve the facilities of our schools, to select well-qualified teachers,and to make decisions on the problems presented by the increasing enrollment in our school system. NOT PICTURED Paul Dutton, Secretary Deemer Houghton, Treasurer DR. ELBENE INGMAND DR. JACK D. I-'ICKEL President of Board DR. .TOHN O'DELL MRS. DOROTHY FULKERSON ARVID ALMQUIST 4 id ,i1 rL,, K .V , I 1.7 , A . I I W, glid VIL: ,, V 'V ' I 9 ,A with us, the students in mind. SUPERINTENDENT, EUGENE B. LYNCH Mr. Lynch, the deep appreciation which we have for you is im- measurable. We are indebted to the many decisions made by you, Your work, in a nutshell, is to determine what is best for usg the accomplishments of the alumni of ROHS reflect the capability of your influence as superintendent. LEONORE OSTROM MRS- -TUDITH LAR-SON Secretary to Mr. Lynch Secretary to Mr. Took ig: QJQQ We, the Senior Class of 1959, wish you, Mr. Took, a warm and sincere welcome and regret that our education under your direction has been limited to one year. Last fall your popularity was beginning to show and has grown by leaps and bounds throughout the year. Your pleasant but firm man- ner has won the respect of the entire student body. Your style of wit infused in off-the-cuff speeches has added spark to student life. May your years as principal of ROI-IS be many and successful. Sponsored by ARTZ. DRUG COMPANY .aJ LI., -x,-.rv-v-P PRINCIPAL, WILLIAM A. TOCK Belles of thc Ball Sponsored by RED OAK GREENHOUSES Intermission F af -. .T 1 1 52, -V 15l1f?wfi5ik114 -ifwfggf Q ffm?-pf. 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Besides the everyday work in classes, there are long hours of lesson planningg papers to gradeg make-up work for absen- teesg and acting as private counsel for individual students. ln our World of Tomorrow we shall always have a very special place in our memories for the teachers of ROHS. LYNN ADAMS Dramatics Speech R W r I E A 1 v I HELEN ALTAFFER Commercial A uBefO1-G Dime,-ff Speech Accuracy is Our Business Developing Scientific Attitudes The Training in the Sense of Beauty MARIORIE BELFRAGE Art MRS. CONNIE CONF R J ornemaking Junior Class Sponsor RUSSELL F. BENDA Coach Science JEWEL GLASSCOCK Girls' P. E. G. R. A. Sponsor Future Do-it-yourself Wives. Whef'-i'd if G07 at Bugs is Bugs! More Settlers, More Colonies, More Work! EUGENE N. l HAMILTON Blology N Junior Class A MRS' HELEN Sponsor lr HOUSMAN English Acorn Sponsor GLENAVA I Y KLOPPING Q' J Spanish a' HARRY D, Mathematics' , LATTA Y -Teen Spofrsor English Senior Class Sponsor That Infernal Triangle! Rules or no Rules? xx CA We Would All Like to Plead the Fifth Amendment Minding, their X's and Y's. RICHARD MOORE Social Science Driver Training R. CLARK MC KIE Mathematics ' 1 ROBERT K. NELSON Vocal Music DICK MORRISON Coach Boys' P. E. Junior Globe -Trotters. Fellowship in Song. What's Left After Taxes? Student Librarians and Two Stowaways QSM JAN PHILBY Coach MRS, LEONA Social Studies RODENBERG Librarian Pep Sponsor '-1 f 9 1 -fr 2 RICHARD H, SIMPSON - ROBLRT M. Instrumental . TORRENCE Music Industrial Arts Math A115 the Balld Played On. Five Little, Four Little, Three Little Fingers? lr Chemistry can be Fun, says Mr. Whinenbaugh. Quia est Deus' ROBERT WHITTENBAUGH Sclence i M MARIE E. YOUNG English Lat1n FyZfl,1,1,vlf 'Lgffwvvfg I think you can win this one, Russ. Sponsored by DAIRY QUEEN 13 Now, there 's a smart boy. f 1-rszfeflraasi - .2 N' I ' ifgi. Q 11' - it ,ar f, The Politicrats, an organization interested in promoting bi-partisan politics among students, is new to ROHS this year. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council the club has carried out several different projects during the year. A mock off-year election was held in November under the sponsorship of the club, other projects include guest speakers, visiting the City Council, and meeting public officials. vember. Mr. Took Distributing Ballots to Mr. Moore for the Mock Election Held in No- Ianet Wallin, Secretary-Treasurer Doug Billings, President Carroll Peterson, Margaret Martin, Janice Bass, Donna Warren, Janet Wallin, Doug Billings, Kenneth Jack, Delaine Isaacson, Pam Hutchings, Gerry Flint. It Says Here . . MMR ,ysff , N W Q If 9 2 ri All. And if Elected . . Sponsored by MC KENZIE'S DRUG STORE COOKS Mrs. Dave Falk, Mrs. Dewey Bishop, Mrs. Ivar Monson, Mrs. Gladys Butler, Mrs. Mabel Nimrod. COOKS' AIDS STANDING: Donna Warren, Glenna Yates, Judie Yates. SEATED: Janet Carlson, Colleen Bateman, Ro s e m a r y Gilmore, Diane Bergsten. Those of us who eat in the lunch room daily realize the tremendous task of preparing food for such an eager mob of hungry kids. Our appreciation goes out to our cooks for their efforts in satisfying our appetites each day. BUS DRIVERS: Vernon Crandall, Louis Wilson, Harlan Ebert, Jr., Russell Bergstrom, Vernon Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Herman I. Heuer. Early hours, bad weather, howling kids constitute the daily trials met by these bus drivers. Sponsored by BOB'S HAIR AND REDUCING SALON These men have the unglorious task of keeping floors shiny after hundreds of muddy shoes have left their dusty prints on halls and classrooms. CUSTODIANS: Bernard Seaburg, Gean Bailey, Van M. Pike. This year the Student Council under the able direction of Mr. Tock, has grown stronger and taken greater responsibility, becom- ing the nucleus of student life. Student suggestions constitute the major ideas for our program. The council has undertaken various important projects for the improvement and betterment of the school and itself as a body. It is in charge of choosing programs for assemblies and religious convocations throughout the year. A plan for permanently locating the Victory Bell is under way. Such problems and projects as a school camival, congestion in the halls, and limiting student activities were dis- cussed. The council revised its constitution to improve efficiency and set up a code of ethics for students to follow. Men, We 've Landed! President, Marjorie Ratliffg Vice- President, Steve S 1 m p s o n, Sec retary-Treasurer, Sande Hess. Falconer Lou Gaeta and Jezebel District Representative Dave Evans ROW ONE: Martha Ricke, Doug Billings, Bill Schreiber. ROW TWO: Betty Schreiber, Marjorie Ratliff, Kay Pfeiffer, Lynne Bowman. ROW THREE: Dennis Ballard, Janice Almquist, Cynthia Latlin, Sande Hess, Diane Bergsten, Io Ann Wilson. ROW FOUR: Torn Allen, Dave Evans, Steve Simpson, Dave Sellergren, Mr. Tock. 16 Mmm In this year of progress with the accent on exploring the unknown, we, as seniors of ROHS, find a daring challenge as we step out into this World of Tomorrow. Upon our graduation, the importance and value of the help and guidance of our teachers begins to dawn upon us. We know that with their help we can look forward to a bright and better tomorrow and live up to the standards expected of us as its citizens and leaders. DOUGLAS BILLINGS Vocal Music 2,3 ,45 Acorn 2,3,45 Pep 45 Dramatics 2,3,4g Class President 45 Student Council 45 Cheerleader 3 , 45 P e p Club 4. JO ANN ALLEN Vocal Music 1,2,35 Pep 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Student Librarian 4. ARNOLD ANDERSEN Football 1,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 4. President, Vice-President, Douglas Billings- Arnold Andersen5 a Secretary-Treasurer, Janet Carlson. JANET CARLSON Band l,2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,45Y-Teens 1,25 Cabinet3,45Pep45G.A.A. 3,45 Class Secretary 4. GERALD ANDERSON Football 1,25 Track 1,3. TOM ALLEN B.B. l,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,45 Vocal Music 15 Pep Co-Editor 45 Dramatics 45 Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 1,2,45 National Honor 45 Golf l,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta, Vice- President 3, President 45 R Club 35 H.P.E.C. 2,35 Boys' State 3. KENNETH ANDERSON Football 1 , 25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Band 1. STEVE ANDERSON Baseball lg Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45Band l,25 Vocal Music l,2,3,4gHi- Y l, 25 R Club5 H.P.E.C. BARBARA BEHRENS Sioux City, Band lg Red Oak, Band 2,3,45 Vocal Music 2,3,45 Pep Co- Editor 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Dramatics 2,3,4. COLLEEN BATEMAN Vocal Music 2,3 5Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Pep 45 G.A.A. lg Pep Club 4. Band l,2,3,45 Vocal Music l5Y-Teens l,2,3, Cabinet 45 Acorn 45 Pep 45 G.A.A.l,2,3,4, Board Football l, Manager 25 Basketball lg Track lg Vocal Music l,2,3,45 Acorn 2,3, 45 Dramatics l,2,3,45 Class Vice- President 35 Student Council 2,45 Golf3,4. JOYCE BLACK WE LL Y-Teens l. JUDIE BULLINGTON Vocal Music l,5Y'T6C1lS lg Pep 45 G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Pep Club l,4. GARY BARNE TT Wales, Baseball l, 25 Bas- ketball l,2, Red Oak Basketball 35 Track 3,4. BEUNA CARMICHAEL Vocal Music 3 , 4 5Y-Teens l,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 4. PATRICIA DUNN Band l,2,3,45 Vocal Music 3, Vice-Presi- dent35Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Pep 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club l.5Dra1natics 25 Class Vice-President lg Student Council Alter- nate l,3,45 Cheerleader l,25 ROME Secretary 35 Mu Alpha Theta 4. .,V' M 'W awk 1 CHARLOTTE EBERT Y-Teens l,2,3,45Pep 4. ANNA MAE EMMERT Vocal Music 35 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Acorn 2,3,45 Pep 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,4. H.P.lZ.C. 2,3. 0 fteaaf W ll' 8' GERALD FLINT Omaha, Drarnatics lg Red Oak, Acorn 2, 3, Editor 45 Dra matics 25 Student Council 35 Golf 3,4. JOYCE GAMMELL JW? LYLE EDWARDS Football 1,25 B.B. l,2, 3, 45Track l5Voca1 Music l,45Dra1natics l,3,45 Mu DALE L. EVANS Football 1,253,415 B.B. l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3, H1 Y 4, Acorn 4, Pep 4, Class President 25 Student Council 2,3,4, Vice- President 3- H.P.E.C.3- R C1ub5 Golf 1,2,3,4. Alpha Theta 3,45 Ameri- can Field Service 4. DEAN ENGLAND Student Librarian 1,2 . noNALD ross Vocal Music 2,3,4, .Y- DOLORES FRINK Teens 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1. Y-Teens 1- ROSEMARY GILMORE Vocal Music 25 Vice- President 35 Pep Club 1 2,3,4. JIM ISAACSON Football 1,2,3,45 B.B l,2,3,45Trackl,2,3,45 Pep 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 H.P.E.C.1,2,35R.Club. DELAINE ISAACSON Football 25 B.B. 1,2 Track 25 F.F.A. 1,3. MILDRED GRAY EUGENE HEUER Vocal Music 2,35 Acorn Football 2,3,45 B.B. 1, 4gDIE1lTlElI1CS 1,3,4. 25 Track 1,2,3,45 H-Y 29 F.F.A. 1. PAT KENNEDY Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45Vocal Music 1-Y Teens 1g G.A.A. 2,35 Cheerleader 2. KENNETH JACK Football 1, Manager 25 B.B. 1,25 Track 1,25 Acorn 45 Dramatics 4. IUNEANNE JOHNSON Band l,2,3,45 Vocal Music 2, President 35 Y- Tcens lg G.A.A. 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 15 Pep Band DENNIS KILLION Basketball 1 ,2,3 ,45 Track CLEONE IOHNSON 45 Vocal Music 4: Dra- Y'TeeHS1:2-3'41PeP 41 matics 1,2,3,45 Go1f3, G.A.A. 1. 4. DELORIS KINSER Band 1,2,3,4g Vocal Music 2,4g G.A.A. 1. Pl-IYLLIS LANE Stennett. Vocal Music lg Dramatics lg Class Secretary-Treasurer 1g Coburg, Vocal Music 2, 3g Dramatics 3, Softball 2.3, Class Secretary 3. BARBARA LASLEY G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. fiufaerf IRV LASLEY Football 1,2,3,4g B.B 1,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 3gPep4gH.P.E.C 2,35 R Club. I CAROLE LOELTZ Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4g Vocal Music 3g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Pep 4g G.A.A.1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1, Vice-President 4g Dramatics 2. Bos Mc CLAIN Football 1,2,3,4g B.B l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Boys' State 3g Hi-Y 1, 2 JOAN KINSER Vocal Music l,3.4: G. A.A. 1. RONNLE LAWSON Track 1,2,3,4, F.F.A 1g Mu Alpha Them 3,4 BOB MAXWELL Stennett, Baseball 1 B.B.1g Red Oak,F.F.A 2. BARBARA MERRIFIELD ROGER MONK G.A.A. 1. SUSAN NORTON Y-Teens l,2, Cabinet 3,45 Acorn 2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 3, Alter- nate 4, National Honor 3,4. CARROLL PETERSON Alcorn 2 , 3, 4 . MARTHA RICKE Vocal Music 1,2,3gY- Teens l,2, Cabinet 3, 4, Pep 4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,44 Pep Club 1, 4, Dra- matics 2, 4gClass Secre- tary 3, Student Council 1,2 ,3,4, District Treas- urer 3gCheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, ROME Treasurer 3 PEGGY PETTENGILL Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4. MARTHA I. OLSEN Track 3, Vocal Music 2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 4. PAT MILLER Anita, B.B. 1, Band lg Vocal Music 1, G.A.A. 1gDramatics lgRed Oak, Band 2,3,4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Dramatics 4. MARIORIE RATLLFF Band l,2,3,4g Vocal Music 2, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, Cabinet 45 G.A.A. 2,35 Student Council 3, President 4, National Honor 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. IUDIE RENN Y-Teens2,3,4,G.A.A. PATTI RICKARD Wale s, Basketball l, Softball 1, 2, Strahan, Dramatics 3 ,Softball 3 . CLY DE SELLERS BILL SMITH Omaha, Track I, Red Oak, Track 2,3,4, Foot- ball 2,3. 100 1' I haffemv Z' I Jmfmdzw JESUS RODRIGUEZ FERNANDEZ Zamora, Spain, Soccer, Foreign Exchange Stu- dent to Red Oak . Honor- ary Member to Student Council. KEN SMITH Pep 4. GLENN WAGGENER Football 1,2,3, B.B. 1, 2,Vocal Music 1,4, Hi- Y l,2,4, Pep Club 4, Dramatics 4, Cheer- leader 4. . Q I X, w 'x 'I ROSETTA ROSS Y-Teens 1,G.A.A. l. PAT THIEL Band l,2,3,4,Y-Teens 1, 2, Cabinet 3, 4, Acorn 1,2,3,Editor 4,G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Pep 4, Dra- matics 4, Class Presi- dent 1, Student Council l,3, National Honor 3, 4, Junior Altrusan 4. GARY TURNER IANET WALLIN Band1,2,35Vocal Mu- sic 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 Acorn 2,3,45 Pep 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Dra- matics 4. KATHY WEILENMAN Vocal Music 2,35 Y- Teens l,2,3,45 Acorn 3,43 PSP 4: G.A.A. 1, 2. IAYNE WILKINS Vocal Music 3,Y-Teens l,2,3, Cabinet 45 Pep 45G.A.A.1,2, Board 3,4, President 45 Pep Club 1,45 Drarnatics 2, 45 Student Council Alt- ernate l, 45 Cheerleader l,2,3,4. LARRY WEAK Foolball1,2, 3.45Track 1.2,3.45Mu Alpha Them 3,45 Vice-President 45 R Club. MAX WOODS Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1,25Tra.ck 1,2 3,45 Hi-Y 45 R Club 2 35 H.P.E.C. 35 Boys State 3. TERRY WRIGHT Mason City, Football 15 Basketball 15 Track l5Go1fl5Red Oak, Foot- ball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45Track 2,35-45H1' Y35 H.P.E.C. 2,35R Club 2,35 Gold 2,3,4. IUDIE ANN YATES DWAYNE WILEY DALE WILSON Track 35 Band l,2,3,45 Hi'Y 1.2.3. Band 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1.2.3.4- I ii Jaw ,WWA-M,.w,.: 5 n '32 Alf E if , S ix 1 ' N -x S E N fx Q .. , we 5 A 1 Q .Ee 56mm f in f 5 ex rs s 4 Q - f 4 ' f ,s if fs 3 J Ng XYLM , f President Betty Schreiber 'B .Q il if' as ,qs is W. g, .J - A it l efgff M11 Q z tgirl. Q L s s ts Q is asf f 4 im at K at f ai ' -rm ti , 1 1 1 Q J Juniors we are, complete with class rings. Typical Teens, we make fun out of work, yet we feel the tremendous responsibility, financial and otherwise, of preparing for the traditional Junior- Senior Prom, the final stepping stone to the Land of Seniors. Mary Baker, not pictured Marvin Anderson ff Gail Atkinson rg? Kay Beals I A is ' Jack Bellew BZ Diane Bergsten Larry Blay Sandra Boyle Jon Breese Harlan Briggs Calvin Brown Karen Brown Sue Buchanan Ila Butler Don Chatterton Dallas Culver Jerry Darrell Ruth Davis Sanchia Dumler J , Ahce Echard Marilyn Edwards L Marshall Estes rr'i' Y f B J Bob Fields J J as Q iqx ,ZVAAPI Frank Fox Linda Fuller - B 'Eiim -' si' Jon Hallquist ' J ack Hansen ' ' B' B' Pat Hauskins Sandra Hess A Galen Hilding E 10 Carolyn Holtmeyer Dennis Honeyman ,J Pamela Hutchings Jean Isaacson Donna Lee Johnson - :iss . 1 f Karen Ann Johnson J J' v Roger Johnson Q Q Bob Keith Bob McKinney Kathleen Moore Charlene Munson Pat Murphy Rob Murray Sandra Nease Carolyn Neill Carolyn Nelson Bob Olerich Lyle Olson Mary Peterson Pat Peterson Marcia Pfeiffer Lyle Pleak Pat Ross Virginia Saltzman Lyn Sawyer Tom Schenck Shirley Schmidt Steve Schraage Steve Simpson Edward Smith Mike Smith Carolyn Snyder Estella Strate Tom Stratton Bev Swan Jane Swanson Roger Waggener Sharon Waggener Viola Watkins Don Weber Sharon Wiley Stephanie Williams Jo Ann Wilson Delores Woods Jerry Lukehart David Malmberg James Kelker Carolyn Holm Raymond Linder Edwin Marshall Joel Mayne Samuel McKee r:,.:- -KL I I., ZA .,,., A i ' Wh. 1 . 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W, Vice-President Marvln Almond i mE7h,1 VKV, - V Qui a HOWHFG BOYGI Donna Andersen is 49 nn Yr , Sec'y-Treasurer ZA xi ii' l wfl Anne Mannasmith Ronald Anderson Sharon Anderson Gordon Arnold Lois Jane Arnold Donovan Bailey arg l? HS' A 1 . rf fr,.. M MV, ,w,fL,f,,:r1,- 5 , if f H i l V ., .,.., U , . Q7 ' 'wffwxfi .- , f.QL15Jia1'1 if VWQMWM Hmmm r M 55' Ee 55 MQ r L . vm. 1- aye. L V ' -F e L 1 r rg. - .,.. ,, fs 3 31 r, , , ., 1 1-if lllll ui ,as Y , . .1 - 1 up .s, r t iii F H as 1 J 1 N K jkkf: rr-, 3E?E:54f5f1g5:eea,1:f'. jiigiijgig '.., Lt, .3 A A 'AA'- f f . 53 3 i N i ?Q5?ii?5?i5 AA ' Asos L A A 'A A'lAAA .. .1 - Qin Al is AA.-A' - in ., - srolr Q., A75 V 5 -f 1 . if' P fr: 71 e 'lf ' -44 9 is 'ECW' A ' ..,, Pin-,A 'mf 5 ..,, XXV, Q L?,. ,,,:S:, A5642 ei sr - .,.- ., - an 1- . 15. gx Karen Baker Norma Baker Wayne Barr Janice Bass Garold Bateman Shirley Bell Suzanne Bell Eddie Boan George Boley Lynne Bowman Dennis Brown William Brown .' 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' , ... ,, ss 2. as ., . g ' 'S iv-sf if if mfg, ,L L James Malloy Jerry Meggison Linda Meggison Barbara Mirts Jon Moore Bruce Morelock Dean Myers LaDonna Myers Karen Nelson Phyllis Nicholas Judy Ogden Michelee Olsen Jeanne Ord Lora Lea Parrott Karen Pearson Howard Pegel Anita Peterson Dorothy Peterson Carol Popp Marvin Powles Mary Prentiss Lana Schaffer Marian Schenck Bill Schreiber p ? sf X wr F W E 'L if jf J if wi, -' Isa i a E: we P -we r ' J Stella Sexton Judy Sheets , Judie Sheppard r , 'Wx 1 t s . is x Mr , V 5 - f gsfswffll., .s.,,rsf7f,-4s,m1-, -pw' Q -' la, X. 'tive' f it , is K it P' .5 .,:. ,,. 1-Ev t sf . 3: ill- Chris Simpson ii - J .- Delores Smith gif t i' E m il y? Gary Smith r .Q-ja, K l ma Pat Smith Robert Smith Steven Smith Peter Soda :V qv, - K Linda Strachan t' i f sf . J EL xi , Jiii my . we f'x if W mg it 4' Vi i t l A iiyw W fu- Sandra Swan Beverly Swanson David Swift Judy Thompson Robert Truex Jerry Tuttle Ada Vanderpool Ann Van Druff Martin Van Luven Connie Wagaman Sandra Waggener Jon Waltz David Warren Sylvia Watkins Dennis Wiley Rex Woods Kenneth Wookey Barbara Young 33 K A Veteran Showing the Boys the Way. These Old Stairs. Gee! Next Monday we'11 Really Have to Study Here! Newcomers View Latin Room. Getting the Feel of the Study Hall. Treading the Stairs. Mr. Tock Addressing the Freshman. Sponsored by THOS. D. MURPHY COMPANY 1 ' A ,LMAO M9 DRUM MAJOR Jack Hansen The ROHS Band has always been one of the finest bands in Iowa. Under the able guidance of Richard Simpson, it annually receives high ratings. This fall the band put on many excellent performances at the half during football games. Although many people see the band members only at these games, they engage in countless other activities. For instance, preparation for the Winter Concert, band, solo, and ensemble contests, keeps the kids busy. h DIRECTOR Sande Hess Richard Simpson Joan Johnson Linda Strachan DRUM MAJOR Janice Almquist Jack Hansen Ann Mannasmith FLUTES BARITONE SAXOPHONE Carol Popp Janet Carlson Lyn Sawyer 7 Phyllis Nelson CORNETS Sandra Ekornsetter Susan Victor Barbara Mirts SAXOPHONES Bette Schreiber Sponsored by COAST TO COAST Pat Kennedy Pat Dunn Juneanne Johnson Karen Johnson Richard Kuester Alice Echard Donna Myers Kathleen Johnson Jim Lewis Lyda Clark Karen Nelson Beverly Swanson Jon Moore Ila Butler Karen Baker BASSOONS Juanita Mains Jack Hansen Marian Schenck CLARINETS Stephanie Williams Ann Artherholt Carole Loeltz Karen Pearson Jim Isaac Nedra Swanson Kenneth Wilson Carole Krumme Carroll Danbom Pat Theil E-FLAT CLARINET Charlene Munson Bev Swan Kathleen Moore Sharon Harms At the annual Military Ball, signifying the end of the marching season, Dale Wilson and Carole Loeltz were crowned King and Queen. Summer vacation time finds band members still on the job playing weekly concerts in the Red Oak Square. Many benefits are to be derived from playing in the band, among them being the development of musical ability, responsibility, and the forming of lasting friendships. ALTO CLARINETS OBOES Barbara Behrens Marjorie Ratliff Sally Kampe Jane Swanson BASS CLARINETS TROMBONES Pat Miller Bill Brown Michelee Olsen BASSES Dale Wilson Dennis Sapp Dennis Wiley Edward Harper Delores Kinser Marvin Almond David Warren Frances Ernrnert Peter Soda BARITONES Sandra Fagerland Bill Kennedy Steve Mannasmith Karen Pike FRENCH HORNS Howard Pegel Jan Fox Royce Marsh Connie Hatfield Judy Hatfield Barbara Gilmore PERCUSSION Donovan Bailey Diane Peterson Chris Simpson Mary Barnett Jane Arnold Judy Yates i TWIRLERS Sally Kampe Sandra Jackson Phyllis Nicholas Sandra Waggener Janet Bowman Ruth Davis Judy Hatfield Darlene McClain Nancy Hester Sylvia Watkins Lynn Bowman Glenna Yates Regina King ew, ,A SAXOPHONE QUARTET: Janet Carlson, Arm Man- nasmith, Sande Hess, Bette Schreiber. WOODWIND TRIO: Marjorie Ratliff, Carol Popp, Stephanie Williams. MIXED QUINTET: JackHansen, Carol Popp, Mar- jorie Ratliff, Stephanie Williams, Howard Pegel. DRUMMERS: Donovan Bailey Mr. Simpson Chris Simpson F L U T E QUARTET: Susan Victor, Phyllis Nelson, Lyn Sawyer, Carol Popp. so .fs CLARINET QUARTETg Carol Loeltz, Ann Arther- holt, Stephanie Williams, Charlene Munson. B RA S S QUARTET: Bill Brown, Karen Pike, Juneanne Johnson, Pat Dunn. Donna Betsinger, 1957 Queen, crowns Carole Loeltz. After the Crowning if gr O GRAND MARCH KING - Dale Wilson QUEEN - Carole Loeltz Juneanne Johnson, Pat Kennedy, Marjorie Ratliff, Pat Dunn. Torn and Sande Anne and Delaine Jack and Stephanie King and Queen Dancing aacl For those who enjoy music and are interested in developing their talent, the school year of 1958-59 has been a busy and profitable one in Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee under the able direction of Mr. Nelson. The first big event for the singers was the Winter Concert. Selections by the Girls' Glee included, Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee , Pretense , and Oklahoma Besides singing other nimierous selections, the Chorus sang the traditional carols in the background as Lyle Edwards narrated the Christmas Story. Colored slides added interest to the setting. The event of the year, that was most looked forward to, was the annual Silver Swirl. The all-school Christmas formal dance included a well-planned floor show, beautiful decora- tions, and the music of the Howard Schwensen band. Shortly after Christmas vacation everyone began working hard to get ready for the contest in April. Other events on the schedule for the year included School Convocations, Pep Chapels, and the Shenandoah Music Festival which was cut short by a blizzard. The songs we sing and the smiles we wear, Makes the sunshine everywhere. ROW ONE: Sandra Waggener, Sylvia Watkins, Sue Buss, Bev Swan, Sande Hess, Carolyn Nelson. ROW TWO: Dorothy Alden, Phyllis England, Kay Beals, Judy Ogden, Jean Isaacson, Charlene Munson. ROW THREE: Martha Olsen, Darlene McClain, Jerry Tuttle, Jim Malloy, Philip Doty, Bob Smith, David Malmberg. ROW FOUR: Betty Schreiber, Marcia Pfeiffer, Bill Schreiber, Dennis Carlson, Gordon Arnold, Martin Van Luven, Jon Waltz. lied M Iii. K, il K Viz' My viii ,af L -Que 4 ,E ff gf T, W flufi, ,QM 4 few 6 .SL Hi, 1 1 A, ' K 'Sw ..,.b 'QQ ,. E it gr lx ? A H A A ,- ' ' V ' ,, ' - , K I - , . Y K . ,, 1 , 'F' ' W 1,ggw5,,, iii A-gf' g gg, ' , A A WK A 1-1:51 - - 1 i -.QP 1 . , B Q Q, ,m f x i f P? -' J ' , .,1, 3 - ff' 'XM ' I K , . M,-A KF : 5, I w in E, , ' H- f 1 ' ,,., fa. I J Q H' . ? , X : 4'L: , 7, Q 5 'wx W' Philip Doty, Dennis Carlson, Jean Isaacson, Pat Peterson adjusting robes for the coming event . . . . PhilipDoty, Jean Isaacson, Mary Walker, Jan Alm- quist, Dennis Carlson, Sue Buss, Pat Peterson. On Their Way ROW ONE: Janet Bowman, Mary McCune, Carolyn Holtmyer, Judy McCall, Mary Prentiss, Judy Sheets. ROW TWO: Phyllis Nicholas, Joan Johnson, Karen Pearson, Diane Peterson, Karen Freeman. ROW THREE: Barbara Young, Marian Schenck, Mary Barnett, Judy Nelson, Carol Popp, Judy Bergstrom. ROW FOUR: Linda Fuller, Donna Anderson, Michelee Olsen, Jaunita Maire s, Lana Schaffer, Carolyn Pendegraft. '66, KJ' Freshman Octette 5 f Philip Doty, Bill Schreiber, James Franklin, Jack Hansen, Mr. Nelson. Phyllis England, Sylvia Watkins, Dorothy Alden, Judy Ogden, Anita Peterson, Jolene Bergstrom, Mr. Nelson at Piano. Boys Quartet ROW ONE: Nancy Hester, Judy Hatfield, Mary Rydquist, Janet Carlson, Sharon Harms. ROW TWO: Pat Ross, Karen Baker, LaDonna Peterson, Sandra Nease, Beverly Swanson. ROW THREE: Judy Thompson, Phyllis Nelson, Carolyn Wigton, Wanda Tyner, Diane Bergsten. ROW FOUR: Lynne Bowman, Sandra Fagerland, Susan Fall, Jeanne Ord, Carolyn Snyder, Delores Smith. Gnd! gh X . O Waiting for Their Dates A Chat Between Dances Stepping In the Swirl of Things to the Music of Howard Schwenson's Band The Punchline Take Two 44 6794 .M F Board Sports play an important part in the lives of ROHS students. Under the leadership of Miss Glass- cock, the GRA girls learn to play volleyball, bad- minton, and other interesting games. GRA members througi exercise obtain poise, grace, and good form. ROW ONE: Jolene Bergstrom, Treasurer: Gail Atkinson, Secretary: Mary Walker, Vice-President: Jayne Wilkins, President. ROW TWO: Pat Peter- son, Joyce Parrott, Nancy Hester, Ann Artherholt, Sharon Wiley. One of the most important objectives of GRA is the practice of good sportsmanship and sense of fair play. Through a point system, GRA girls can earn letters and other awards. Shoot, Judy! What Goes Up, Must Come Down! Mary Walker doing a Back-Flip on the Trampolin. ROW ONE: Pat Peterson, Stella Strate, Marcia Pfeiffer, Charlene Munson, Carolyn Nelson, Pat Hauskins. ROW TWO: Mary Walker, Sharon Anderson, Viola Watkins, Glen- na Yates, Sande Ekornseter, Joyce Parrott. ROW THREE: Joan Johnson, Barbara Young, Dolores Smith, LaDonna Myers, June Briggs, Stephanie Williams, Gail Atkinson. ROW FOUR: Sandra Waggener, Dorothy Alden, Sandra Swan, Marian Schenck, Carol Popp, Mary Barnett, Kathy Weilen- man. ROW FIVE: Bev Swanson, Ann Dunfee, Lida Clark, Judy Sheets, Judy Thompson, Lila Lane, Beuna Carmichael. 46 RIGHT: Janye Wilkins does a Hand-Stand on the Trampolin. ROW ONE: Sharon Waggener, Sandra Boyle, Jane Swanson, Carole Loeltz, Pat Dunn, Martha Ricke, Pat Thiel. ROW TWO: Sally Kampe, Nancy Hester, Susan Victor, Judy Hat- field, LaDonna Peterson, Shirley Bell, Kathleen Johnson, Darlene McClain, Pat Smith. ROW THREE: Jo Ann Wilson, Lana Schaffer, Ann VanDruff, Anita Peterson, Phyllis England, Cynthia Laflin, Mary McCune, Phyllis Nicholas. ROW FOUR: Jayne Wilkins, Michelee Olsen, Jolene Bergstrom, Bernice Carmichael, Pam Hutchings, Sharon Wiley, Susan Fall, Ann Artherholt, ROW FIVE: Carolyn Snyder, Shirley Schmidt, Karen Adams, Lana Lovejoy, Stella Sexton, Judy Sheppard, Sylvia Watkins, Linda Strachan, Judy Bergstrom. Lyle Olson, Treasurerg Larry Martin, Chaplaing John Lischer, Secretaryg Roger Johnson, Presidentg Jud - son lsebrands, Vice-President. After getting off to a slow start this year, Hi- one of their meetings. Many interesting programs Y is roaring back with a full schedule. Membership are in the offing. Plans are being made to visit is comprised mostly of freshmen and sophomores. the local ministers to get a better understanding Since Hi -Y is interested in its own community, the different denominations. a local Conservation officer addressed the group at ROW ONE: Lyle Olson, John Lischer, Roger Johnson, Judson Isebrands, Larry Martin, Daryl Hallquist. ROW TWO: Sponsor, Mr. Tockg Alden Slater, Dennis Wiley, Dennis Carlson, Jim Malloy, Jerry Tuttle Jon Waltz, Gary Gammell, ROW THREE: Bill Allen, Jim Hunt, Martin Van Luven, Jon Hallquist. 47 ,Q i x With a total of 114 members, Y-Teens boast the largest membership of any organization in high school. They promote world ideas by practicing good citizenship, out of as well as in school. Helping the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas time by way of food -laden baskets, shows their willingness to carry out Christian principles for which they stand. They adopt an orphan from the Christian Home in Council Bluffs each year -- gifts are sent to Janice Bryant, ll, this year's orphan, each month of the school year. Funds for defraying expenses are raised through candy sales, tag day, a movie, and concessions. Special events which bring parents and daughters closer together, are the Mother-Daughter and Dad -Daughter held once every year. ROHS is proud of Y-Teens -- besides it is fun to belong. ROW ONE: Pam Hutchings, Phyllis England, Doris Fahlon, Marjorie Ratliff, Pat Thiel, Janet Carlson, Ann Artherholt, Judy Bergstrom. ROW TWO: Sharon Anderson, Carolyn Nelson, Carole Loeltz. ROW THREE: Ann Dunfee, Sharon Wiley, Sande Ekornseter, Stella Sexton, Joyce Lasley, Bernice Carmichael. ROW FOUR: Cleone Johnson, Judy Sheets, Joyce Gammell, Judy Lindsey, Sandra Carl- son, Judy Ogden, Phyllis Nelson, Viola Watkins, Karen Brown. ROW FIVE: Janice Bass, Martha Olsen, J oleen Gamble, Connie Wagarnan, Sue Buchanan, Dorothy Peterson, Kathy Weilenman, Marian Schenck, Judy McCall, Karen Pearson. ROW SIX: Sandra Fagerland, Karen Hultquist, Carol Breese, Lana Love- joy, Jeanne Ord, Lila Lane, Judy Thompson, Judy Renn, Pat Rickard, Peggy Pettengill. STANDING: Susan Norton, Presi dent. ROW ONE: AnnArtherholt, Sande Hess, Janet Carlson, Sec retarys JoAnn Wilson. ROW TWO: Pat Thiel, Treasurer: Diane Berg sten, Marjorie Ratliff, Jayne Wil kins, Vice -President: Martha Rieke Judy Bergstrom. Cabinet Qs A Gift in Appreciation Pajama Game? ROW ONE: Martha Ricke, Susan Norton, Sande Hess, Diane Bergsten, Jo Ann Wilson, Jayne Wilkins, Carolyn Snyder. ROW TWO: Karen Norton, Kathleen Johnson, Susan Victor, Sharon Harms, Gail Atkin- son, Diane Peterson. ROW THREE: Janet Bowman, Colleen Bateman, Barbara Mirts, Sally Kampe, Shirley Bell, LaDonna Peterson, Judy Hatfield, Karen Baker, Karen Freeman, Royce Marsh. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Holtmyer, Sandra Nease, Ann VanDruff, Karen Nelson, Stella Strate, Lyn Sawyer, Judy Nelson, Carolyn Wigton, Connie Hatfield. ROW FIVE: Charlene Munson, Donna Warren, Pat Dunn, Virginia Saltzman, Betty Schreiber, Linda Fuller, Alice Echard, Stephanie Williams, Ila Butler, Juanita Mains, Nedra Swanson. ROME Romans of the Modern Era is in its second year at ROHS. Students of the second-year Latin class comprise the membership, with Miss Young as sponsor. Candy Sales and concessions enable the club to pur- chase outstanding books for use in the Latin Room, and to secure films on the Roman Forum, Pompeii, and Athens, which are shown at the meetings. Three merit pins are awarded each year to the ones who display the most enthusiasm, original- ity, and interest in the club's activities. ROME OFFICERS SEATED: Lynn Bowman, Secretariag Sharon Harms Benditorg Kay Pfeiffer, Consul: Sandra Fagerland Censorg Nedra Swanson, Scribag Connie Hatfield Aedile. STANDING: Daryl Hallquist, Consul: Jud- son Isebrands, Quaestor. At the Banquet Table SEATED: John Lischer, Susan Victor, Sharon Harms, Miss Young, Connie Hatfield. STANDING: Daryl Hallquist, Kay Pfeiffer. Saturnalia: the exchange of presents on New Year's Day. It begins on December 17th and lasts seven days: semi-comic gifts are exchanged at this time. A banquet was held Dec. 19th to honor Saturn, the God of Plenty. Roman Banquet Dave Sellergren King of Saturnalia Bearers: Bob Smith Daryl Hallquist Judson Isebrands Larry Martin Sharon and Dave BELOW: Slaves dressed in Roman Costume, wearing the tall pileus, the liberty cap, served the Sopho- mores at the banquet. Only those making A's in Latin are chosen for this honor. k Sylvia Watkins, Linda Strachan, Judy Sheppard, Chris Simpson, Cynthia Laflin, John Lischer. President, Tom Alleng Vice-President, Larry Weak, Secretary-Treasurer, Lyle Edwards. Keith Engquist explains new mathematical machines MU ALPHA THETA MEMBERS, SEATED:Sandra Hess, Bob Fields, Betty Schreiber, Majorie Ratliff, Pat Dunn. STANDING: Tom Allen, Larry Weak, Marvin Anderson, Lyle Edwards, Steve Simpson. These people were selected as members of the national high school math club in recognition of superior achievement in the field of mathematics. A B average in all subjects, with a B plus in math is necessary. and methods to the members, who are meeting in his office. Mu Alpha Theta Social Hour 51 Rea oak High Re2i'eOak, im, by flied isfudknii Red'Qz15r High School, End Oak, Iowa. , V, V B-,prima by The saprwrkfbiishsng ca. Subscription rate: 81.06-E-byjmyilr 101: single ..,.. Housmrm r T lmr-infhiefa. . . H . . . . . . fp .R .Pai Thiel v writ Page. .... . . , .... Flin! Assfstam, JoAnne - Editors! P Walks 5Kssisf:r?ti Gail- Atkinson. my The refinishing of the furniture Pat Thiel, Editor-in-Chief, and her Acorn Staff enjoying refinished furniture in the Acorn Room. -FEBQUL Paterson Q, , ,,,, s 'S V ...... .... f T Ballard I ,wmAss,?gnf, have Emu- A l rim ,Editors f JM E' is is tmmaeiggs.gqlgaiiniwlixsfexaefmwn . .s . ei.u g 11:12, ,Mi V, A Ii.I' kif i .,.. unn , ueii M D209 il? .B dwshlmwwf .. K .l,V V. ..-V .kkk i ,semen bmw W oinni C is I i Q SUM x GMM ruo ' K -Www as af C amp. ,T s - 1 oryiuin i-i l inore B, irel g a-5 , Q, ,g,,,! .5 ,. 7r,: K V , K, lv eg fu: 'i.1 l was a money raising project which paid off in working pleasure as well as in dollars and cents. ROW ONE: Linda Fuller, Donna Johnson, Carolyn Snyder, Beverly Swan, Marcia Pfeiffer, Kay Beals, Sandra Nease. ROW TWO: Kathy Weilenman, lla Butler, Glenna Yates, Gail Atkinson, Carolyn Wig- ton, Karen Norton, Joleen Gamble, Susan Norton. ROW THREE: Carroll Peterson, John Lischer, Larry Martin, Kenny Jack, Dave Evans, Dennis Ballard, Gerry Flint, Doug Billings. ROW FOUR: Pat Thiel, Janice Almquist, Nedra Swanson, Connie Hatfield, Phyllis Nelson, Lynn Bowman, JoAnn Wilson, Ann Artherholt, Donna Warren, Mrs. Housman. 52 Barbara Behrens, Mrs. Rodenberg, Tom Allen. Autographing Peps. Co -Editors , , Business Manager Photographer , , Sales Manager Senior Page , , . Junior Page , , , Sophomore Page Freshman Page . Speech . .... Vocal Music , , Band . . . . . Y-Teens . . GRA . . . Acorn ..... Homecoming , . Student Council Mu Alpha Theta Sports...... Informal . Artist . . Typist. . Tom Allen Barbara Behrens Douglas Billings Ray Linder Janet Wallin Colleen Bateman Kathy Weilenman Clyde Sellers Judie Bullington Pat Theil Janet Carlson Ann Artherholt Carole Loeltz Jody Allen Anna Mae Emmert Jayne Wilkins Martha Ricke Pat Dunn Dave Evans Jim Isaacson Cleone Johnson Charlotte Ebert Ken Smith Irv Lasley Donna Warren Janet Carlson ROW ONE: Donna Warren, Janet Wallin, Carole Loeltz, Colleen Bateman, Pat Theil, Ann Artherholt. ROW TWO: Judie Bullington, Ann Emmett, Martha Ricke, Doug Billings, Jayne Wilkins, Pat Dunn, Janet Carlson. ROW THREE: Tom Allen, Dave Evans, Jim Isaacson, Barbara Behrens, Jody Allen, Charlotte Ebert, Cleone Johnson. M ff? ' V - sw . Qasffsi I f MMO -- ,a..,.,...s,W.bf .va-rf , fri? ,-H 7x,.m...,t..fgga,s,,,,,..i.2, K N 'gs M --' V - X 1. M ratify., gs ,, if X. :Q M1 ass-was-aww sk - 9 sf 3'si z- ,ta sh y iier y ' I A'-a r e-1 g:zsf'i1.j X. ii' . J' waste, st - s.:a.,afiesf,f -if if ,V .. ..sf.,a.k2'f1,-always 'Eiga ., ' 'rm-r. -- .. if . -, ,wk Q ., f- ' ,. ,Q .ss .. f ' - .nf .,' Qf-- 9'? 'ff4l?3 5?g,iXY3f T424 i Liliifiig i w1s,fs, s, s , gf 5 V 'A ' - I ,,. r - ' -f k CAST OF CHARACTERS Lord Fancourt, alias Charley's aunt . Dennis Ballard Jack Chesney. . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Billings Charlie Wykeham . . . Tom Allen Amy Spettigue . . . . . . Pat Thiel Kitty Verdun ...... . . Jayne Wilkins Dona Lucia D'alvadorez . . . . . Pat Dunn Ela Delahay ...... . Martha Ricke Stephen Spettigue ....... . . Dennis Killion Colonial Sir Francis Chesney. . . . Lyle Edwards Brassett fthe Butlerj . . . . . . . . .Bob Maxwell This delightful farce unrolled as Jack Chesney and his college chum, Charlie Wykeham, invited their girl friends, Kitty Verdun and Amy Spettigue to lunch at the college. The two boys devised the plan whereby another college friend is induced to play Charley's aunt when the real aunt wires that she is unable to come. Things are made still more complicated by the untimely arrival of the girls' uncle and guardian, Mr. Spettigue, and Charley's real aunt, Dona Lucia D'alvadorez. Dennis Ballard as Dona Lucia coyly pretends affection as Sir Francis proposes. A te n d e r scene when Sir Francis and the real Dona Lucia 54 meet and renew an old acquaintance. Building scenery flats and painting them, in addition to his job of coaching the budding actors, kept MI. Adams more than busy. Lord Fancourt, as Dona Lucia offers the real Dona Lucia a cigar be- cause so many ladies in Brazil do smoke. '54 P ' N0 Q 0 Cast: Sandra Edornseter, Judie Bergstrom, Glenna Yates, Judy Yates, Donna Warren. fa- Zfuylf I know he'1l propose. Act surprised, advised Mother Is there anything more perfect than a white rose. Making Mildred Glamorous He greets her with, Hi! ,,,.. Larry Martin being made-up for his part in Not Tonight. 55 BARBARA BEHRENS Humorous Declam JOHN LISCHER Extem poraneous S peaking 56 f?z5sy DENNIS BALLARD Humorous Declam MILDRED GRAY Radio Speaking DAVE EVANS Humorous Declam CARROLL PETERSON Radio Speaking LYLE EDWARDS Dramatic Declam TOM ALLEN Extemporaneous Speaking M ff Qty Debate Box and Cox Well, but gentlemen . . , says land- lady, Barb Behrens, as she attempts to ex- plain to Dennis Ballard and Lyle Edwards why both occupy the same room in her boarding house, in the one-act play, Box and Cox. It received a Mating in prelimin- ary contest. Dave Evans, John Lischer, Bob Fields, and Tom A11en received a bye in preliminary contest in debate. PAT MILLER KAREN NELSON MARGARET MARTIN Interpretive Reading PAM HUTCHINGS Oratorical Declam Original Oratory Radio Speaking Dramatic Declam The Red Oak High School Troupe of The Na- tional Thespian Society, newly organized this year, is to be the central body of a ROHS dramatics club. There are twelve persons eligible for membership in Thespians, membership is determined by a point system. The purpose of the club is to promote the Sp fine art of dramatics and to further the appreciation of it by high school students. E ' ff 5 s Wd OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Dunn, President, Troupe Sponsor, Adams, along with Dennis Ballard, Vice-President, Barbara Behrens. Thespians Jayne Wilkins and Martha Ricke, looking over plays. CHARTER MEMBERS, Left to Right: Pat Dunn, Barbara Behrens, Jayne Wilkins, Martha Ricke, Pat Thiel, Doug Billings, Tom Allen, Lyle Edwards, Dennis Ballard, Sandra Ekornseter, Dennis Killion. W ,W Wfivjljjjw fff W Mwiww 'iff ffJ 'ffWf:WJff . A X A I Muffy Wiifwfwww ff ,V ,,ff?,frWff'JZW,,,efi7,g,f WWW fl wjjpw WWW W W .WLVLWZ Wu ww 'X at . .g,. A fx , ,, , , , V , - , X f fWsws.y5,sf.,zs:,5sBW, ws111115w2r1z,y::7,sgsfsvwzvff,rn-vwgg-5 ,s AJ X. ,, .ls Wag., . . if Glenn Waggener Judie Bergstrom 790 Zim! 60 Sandra Boyle Doug Billings Martha Ricke Y gf 5 6 K , Jayne Wilkins Over hill, over dale, For it's hi, hi, he, We will hit the loyal trail, On to victory, When Red Oak comes out on the field. Shout out your colors loud and strong, Rah! Rahl Holler out with a shout For it's fight, boys, fight As four hundred throats sing out, With courage and with might, As Red Oak comes out on the field. As Red Oak comes out on the field. FIRST ROW: Donovan Bailey, Judie Yates, Mary Barnett, Sande Hess, SECOND ROW: Betty Schreiber, Janice Almquist, Ann Artherholt, Pat Theil, Carol Loeltz. THIRD ROW: Janet Carl- son, Juneanne Johnson, Pat Dunn, Pat Kennedy, Rusty Kuester. FOURTH ROW: Howard Pegel, Bill Brown, .Edward Harper. Basketball Scores Farragut Villisca Clarinda Corning Creston Glenwood Villisca Shenandoah Atlantic Clarinda Corning Creston Glenwood zvlawv- ROW ONE: Dale Lischer, Garold Bateman, Ed Boan, Mike Kinser. ROW TWO: Daryl Hallquist, Coach Philby, Howard Boyer, ROW THREE: Tom Wright, Bill Allen, Jack Core, Dennis Wiley. Joan Johnson, Nancy Hester, Sally Kampe, Mary Ricke, Lynn Bowman, Sandra Wag- ' gener. Managers Alden Slater Darwin West ROW ONE Ray Maher, Larry Martin, Dave Sellergren, Bob Smith, Jack Core. ROW TWO Dav1d Pratt, Harold Jones, Dennis Carlson, Ion Waltz, Dennis Wiley, Ed Boan. ROW THREE Howard Boyer, Judson Isebrands, Garold Bateman, Jerry Tuttle, Marvin Powles Rex Woods, Gary Ross. ROW FOUR: Steve Harshaw, Mike Kinser, Alden Slater Darwin West, Bill Artherholt, Coach Philby. Coach Philby Football Scores We They 58 Glenwood O '7 Villisca 0 19 Shen 7 0 Atlantic 13 12 Clarind a 18 Reserves 7 Glenwood 0 61 rf Former Homecoming Queen Phyllis Bancroft crowning, Martha Rickc as new queen. I i DennisKillion, Pat Kennedy, Delaine Isaacson, Susan Norton, Tom Allen, Marjorie Ratliff, Gary Barnett, Queen Martha Ricke, Dennis Ballard, Jayne Wilkins. ,ff A IF M -.'g:s',. f ,,,. 4 ,,.: , - - 1 Y X v' ,.. Pat Kennedy, Marjorie Ratliff, Queen Martha Ricke, iii -, Jayne Wilkins, Susan Norton. v is l Arnold Andersen, Dave Evans, King Jim Isaacson, Bob McClain. Sponsored by SELLERGREN FUNERAL HOME 2 King Jim and Queen Martha 62 QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS fopposite pagej CENTER: Queen Martha Ricke. STANDING: Marjorie Ratliff, Pat Kennedy. SEATED: Susan Norton, Jayne Wilkins. ,fx l S 3 ,5 . . -, , W sf M W E av 'fif ii ii' M, ' 5 , Q G V WA 9 in W mga w f,Qf1g ,f Ei -,fm ,,1 .f, 5 LQ X H1 A,-L:1l, ' k ew., ww 5 - , . . ks , ,,.. ,,, ,.,, -.,,, -V Q ,v Ugg rr f,,.,,.M--.1.fg s s - ,.: ., 1.J ff3QEr 7fQfwfr-11,,' 'r:..sz- s -,ffti-wr 1 'L ' ' ff 3--i-W EL ' ..:.' .3fl'WL43'S rf?-' .. . sl Hi Jififj 15,---'aff :3i'2f5:a'5: . 3 -:1s9g,i.:m ss' ,sf-g,,.trams, fmsfrisfr ' . Lettering only seven men this year, the Red Oak Tigers ended the season with a small squad, consisting mostly of underclassmen. After dropping the season opener to Harlan, the Tigers downed Farragut in a triple overtime. Red Oak won five of their next seven startsg in the last seven conference games, managed only three wins but remained in the top division with a conference record of eight wins and six losses. In sectional action Red Oak defeated Griswold and Carson-Macedonia, before dropping to a red hot Villisca crew in the semifinal round. Individual honors went to Jim Isaacson, Ike , who for the second time was a unanimous choice for first team all-conference. His honors didn't stop hereg he was the leading scorer with 239 pointsg Lied the single game scoring record with 41 points against Corning. Terry Wright also shared individual honors, being chosen captain of the team and second team all-conference. One ROHS record was broken by allowing only 604 points to be scored against them. The old record was 606. Bob McClain received the only injury of the season -- a broken hand in the second Shenandoah game, but returned to play before the season ended. The reserves deserve lots of credit for aiding the Red Oak team. It was they who played in the county tournament and lost to Stanton in the semi-final round. A special note goes to the sophomores who composed a majority of the traveling squad. Credit to the managers, too -- Pat Murphy and Roger Johnson, for their contribution Jim Isaacson Conf. Leading Scorer First Team All-Conf. Coach Russell Benda to basketball. And finally, a salute to coach Benda for the strain he has undergone and the continuous hours of work he has put in to give the Red Oak Tigers a successful season. ROW ONE: Marvin Anderson, Jack Core, Bob Smith, Frank Fox, Bob McClain, Dave Sellergren. ROW TWO: Howard Boyer, Steve Simpson, Terry Wright, Coach Benda, Jim Isaacson, Bill Allen, Leonard Kinser. SCORES We They 49 Harlan 69 32 Farragut 30 48 Villisca 43 42 Shenandoah 34 37 Atlantic 5 1 40 Clarinda 38 61 Corning 39 39 Creston 45 55 Glenwood 23 Terry Wright Bob McClain Steve Simpson Dave Sellergren Bob Smith Second Team A11-Conf. Honorary Team Captain Managers: P M REI er I-Egzon Assistant Coach g Richard Morrison Scores We They 44 Villisca 5'7 55 Shanandoah 53 27 Atlantic 51 59 Clarinda 57 32 Corning 40 33 Creston 44 56 Glenwood 29 Sectional 67 Griswold 19 57 Carson-Mac. 36 31 Villisca 44 4th in Conf. . . 8-6 7 '? Leonard Kinser 2 1 R i , X- .. 1 - -' ' - : 2? ,-gn , I , L S . R. ' my as Q , as K .L J, if Al pi g A: . Q :Q 4 ji gs 1 sy, a ny J H' A f ' fy .. Q , .lf 6, - z , -I -5 gj i irgny ,.,x ,,,, 3 Xi.r W,k wi - V V L' L Yi is 'gj-,qfgx ' - , V , 1. , 33 wfavisvtwt .sm wffsfiws s ea Youth grows strong and healthful through physi- cal training. Friendliness, tolerance, sociability, and many other characteristics essential to our modern life are by-products of a Physical Education program in our school. ,,,. WL?f:fM,i9 if :si t.. agqezggf f -: -,ff ,t,,:,Wi,f, Mug .Nfl Miss Glasscock Physical Education Jump Ball Instructor Egypt Has Nothing On Us! 1-2-3-4 Sponsored by Get That Rebound! Badminton Belles Skin the Snake? FIFIELD FURNITURE MART 68 K 41.3. ,, gs R ,,. Intramural sports just completed their first year. It was the duty of the Intramural Com- mission, under the direction of Mr. Morrison, P. E. instructor, to set the policies, rules, and regulations for the intramural activities of the schooL They were the governing body. Mem- bers were elected from the various P. E. classes and two members at large represented the inter- scholastic athletics when their sport was out of season. Equal competition was highly stressed by this organization. Intramural, meaning within the walls , solely proposed that all students had an equal chance to participate on athletic teams, and events that were otherwise not included in the interscholastic athletics. Varsity athletes participated in the intramural program when their sport or sports were not in season. Activities scheduled this year for intramural competition were: Fall, Soccer and Volley- ball: Winter, Basketball, Free throw Contest, and Ping-Pong: Spring, Badminton and Softball. Awards in the form of medals were presented to each member of the winning teams in team competition and each individual in single and doubles competition. Each fall a new commission will be elected to fulfill the above duties for the new year. CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Gary Gammell, Ricke Bell. ROW ROW ONE: Steve Smith. ROW TWO: Mike Smith, TWO: Jerry Darrell, Tom Allen, Captain: Jon Hal- Bob Keith. ROW THREE: David Malmberg, Don quist, Roger Johnson. Pictures for other team mem- Chatterton, Dave Evans, Captain. bers not available. INTRAMURAL COMMISSION. ROW ONE: Lyle Olson, Marvin Anderson, Bob Fields. ROW TWO: Mr. Morrison, Tom Allen. 69 gQ,f329fXrr,XI..' ,xlwjfx-si ,w,I4,,.W ww, ,,,.,g,..,:r. ,. WMM. . -V Y A as it . a -,J . .. U , - 1 X' A E s .af JN ,i ' ' 47 A v . 'E Physical Education is an important part of our high school curricula. lt enables us to improve our own physical condition and promotes an outlet for letting off steam . Under the careful super- vision of Mr. Morrison, our Boys' P. E. program has been both en- joyable and beneficial. In P. E. this year we have played soccer, volleyball, basketball, and worked in gymnasticsgin general, we have tried to improve our physical ability. Over the Top! 70 4:- Trying for 5. Hey! Kids, it's Down Here! More Than One Way to Skin a Cat. Dale Wilson, Jerry Lukehart, Steve Anderson, Mr. Morrison, Gary Turner, Steve Smith Edwin Marshall, John Lischer, Bill Allen, Philip Doty, Wayne Barr, Marvin Almond. faww Zin Mr. Morrison Making Awards to Winning Soccer Team. Sponsored by NELSON 'S DAIRY ww , sa S . '92 S' 7 . .gk va 'A W1 X ,f ,A gg is i 5 1,. A J. Q . 4. . K is i Qs! S s -LL- '-,-L - H J, .. - i sstf 5 After finishing fourth in the conference meet a year ago, Red Oak was expected to have a strong squad this year. This was based on the fact that underclassmen com - posed a great majority of the team, and last season 's freshmen-sophomore team was the conference meet winner. The Tigers were expected to be especially strong in the middle distances, with field events next in strength. These tracksters were prognosticated to be exceptional: Terry Wright, Leonard Kinser, Steve Simpson, Bob Smith, and John Breese. Wright, a year ago, set a new school record in the discus of 144' S . He also finished third in last year's decathlon. Kinser and Simpson were members of last year's mile relay team which also set a new school mark. Their time was 3:37. 9. Kinser finished first and Simpson seventh in the decathlon a year ago. Smith was a good half-miler last season and Breese excelled in the high jump. Best of luck to Coach Dick Morrison with his track squads in future years atROHS. Coach Dick Morrison 1959 Track Schedule State Indoor Meet Tarkio Relays Cardinal Relays fClarindaj Harlan Relays Trojan Relays fAtlanticj Panther Relays fCrestonj Hawkeye Eight Conference Meet fCrestonj District Meets ROHS Decathlon Numeral Winners ROW ONE: Joe Smith, Bob Keith, Bob Fields, Frank Fox. ROW TWO: John Breese, Roger Johnson, David Pratt, Wayne Barr. ROW THREE: Jerry Luke- hart, Jack Core, Bob Smith, Dave Sellergren. ROW FOUR: Howard Boyer. ROW ONE: Eugene Heuer, Irv Lasley, Max Woods, Terry Wright, Bill Allen, Calvin Brown, Frank Fox, Steve Simpson. ROW TWO: Joe Smith, Jim Hunt, Bill Smith, Bob Fields, Dave Pratt, Roger Johnson, Wayne Barr, David Malmberg. ROW THREE: Steve Anderson, Daryl Hallquist, Jack Core, Bob Smith, Dave Sellergren, Howard Boyer, Leonard Kinser, Jon Breese, Bob Keith. ROW FOUR: Marvin Almond, Larry Weak, Tom Schenck, Arnold Anderson, Roger Waggener, Jerry Lukehart, Bert Madden. Assistant Coach Benda Leonard Kinser, Sophomore Shot put, Relays Jaime, feazazw John Breese, Junior High jump Irv Lasley, Senior Broad jumpg Relays Larry Weak, Senior Hurdlesg Mile run Steve Anderson, Senior Pole vault, Relays Calvin Brown, Junior Dashesg Relays il 'v Max Woods, Senior Steve Simpson Junior B b S 'th , o m1 , Sophomore Terry Wright, Senior Shot putg Discus 440 yd. rung Relays Half mile rung Relays Shot put, Discus 73 At the season 's start, the ROHS Golf Team, coached by Mr. Torrence, was ex- pected to be one of the best in school history. Last year's team, comprised entirely of underclassmen, was runner-up in the District Golf Meet at Atlantic. Of the five returning lettermen, Terry Wright, Tom Allen, and Dave Sellergren were forecasted to shoot near par golf, while Jim Isaacson and Larry Martin were ex- pected to shoot under bogey. A golf team consists of only six players with the best four scores being counted. Coach Torrance 'Larry Martin Terry Wright Tom Allen Coach Torrence instructs Frank Fox and Terry Wright. ROW ONE: Larry Martin, Dave Evans, Terry Wright, Tom Allen, Jim Kelker, Marshall Estes. lim Isaacson, Picture not available. ROW TWO: Mr. Torrence, Jack Hansen, I. R. Williams, Dave Sellergren, Dave Sellergren Frank Fox, Gerry Flint, Pat Murphy. 74 MW wx. --31 j?'Ha,, Q SECOND PRIZE - Sophomore Float Junior Float Music Float Sponsored by GREEN BAY LUMBER COMPANY P13186 10,686 Vffiw M ff 1 177,30 F10 QI THIRD PRIZE - Senior Float Marching Band 7 Wilson Lumber Company BANKS Montgomery Company National Bank Houghton State Bank BEAUTY SALONS Bob's Hair and Reducing Salon Ruby's Beauty Shop GROCERY STORES Hunt's Super Value Red Oak Wholesale Fruit Company HARDWARE B. F. Goodrich Store Coast to Coast Store Farmer's Implement Company Iowa Power and Light Company Laflin Electric Thomsen-Bergren Hardware Company INSURANCE AND REALTORS C. O. Dutton Engquist Insurance Service Bud Wilkins Agency Peterson Insurance Agency Spicer Insurance Agency JEWELERS Cole's Jewelry Store Smith Jewelers LUMBER COMPANIES Green Bay Lumber Company Wilson Lumber Company MACHINES Hawkeye Machine Company Red Oak Machine Company BOB'S HAIR AND REDUCING SAIDN Our thanks to the businessmen of Red Oak who have helped in making the publication of our yearbook possible. MORTUARIES Perryman-Nelson Funeral Chapel Sellergren Funeral Home PHARMACIES Artz Drug Company McKenzie Drug Store Newquist Ideal Pharmacy PHOTOGRAPHY Martin Studio and Camera Shop Wells-Squires Photo Studio PLUMBING Bush Plumbing and Heating Rogers Plumbing and Heating RESTAURANT Allen's Cafe Dairy Queen Ierry's Park and Eat Lovit Cafe Maidrite Cafe Moore's Donut Shop Skyway Inn Tom's Ice Cream Bar Ve1ma's Whirla-Whip Westerlund 's SERVICE STATIONS Cozad's Service Station Ebert and Son Oil Company SHOES Br0Wn's Shoe Fit Company Family Shoe Store Sundell Shoe Company DAIRY QUEEN ROGERS PLUMBING AND HEATING ARTZ DRUG STORE MC KENZIE DRUG STORE FIFIELD FURNITURE OTHER BUSINESS FRIENDS Fifield Furntire Gray's Paint and Body Shop I. C. QC1arkJ Cornelison Company Ko1terman's Variety Store Lagergren Paint and Roofing Company Meyer T. V. Service Moore Electric Nelsonts Dairy NELSON'S DAIRY Dr. L. B. Peterson, O. D. 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