D ,gg x ' I . 1:27 Qi' . E? , I 5, f! S p95 ,-cz ?r5 fi? gy nl ' 1 15 ,4 K 3. ifff gs: ii! qi 'rf 5 zff rift: hi ff' i-. I -f DEDICATION Page 2 ADMINISTRATION Page 5 FACULTY ' Page '7 S ENIORS Page 15 CLASSES Page 29 MUSIC Page '75 ATHLETICS Page 39 ACTIVITIES Page 57 We invite you to come wlth us through' the pages of your Pep sharmg the memories of thls 1961 62 school year. C t 5 S MRS LEONA RODENBURG ll!!! Dedication Dedicotion It is with deep pleasure that we dedicate the 1962 Pep to Mrs. Housrnan. Our training under her guidance in Journalism is put into practice through the edition of our school paper, The Acorn , which she has successfully sponsored for the past twelve years. After a lapse of many years, Quill and Scroll was revived under the sponsorship of Mrs. Housman three years ago. For two years she sponsored the TCC, a choral reading club that stemmed from a Remedial Reading class that was added to her already heavy English schedule. We are taught in her class to read and interpret American Literature. To aid us in a more thorough study, we delve into the periods of American history that we may appreciate the living conditions and trend of times that inspired writers of prose and poetry. For several years Mrs. Housman has included a study of vocations for English Ill students. Many of her students have become successful becausea wise teacher started them 'thinking about their futures in time to prepare for them. Mrs. Housman is a member of the Methodist Church, the Altrusa Club, and the AAUW. She spends most of her summer vacations working as cashier in the Houghton State Bank, where she proves that wise vocational planning provides a fuller, more rounded life. She has shown that good teachers practice what they teach. . .but wait. there is a teachers meeting at 8:15 .... 9 fir f . . .and a deadline to be met on The Acorn . . . 1w hs m5,g a.. -it Q , 1 ,.f,s,.. J Her room is always bright and cheerful. 1 5 K , wif 61 5 i f 1 wsae.ss'rff fl tm es It is never too early for Mrs. Housrnan to plan lessons, grade papers. . . She also sponsors the Quill and Scroll Or- ganization. Reading and just relax- ing in her new home. . 1 if Wal Boord of Eclucotion Brio. if Q. s51l!'S4?ffszfffsac, o fr:. r:J5. L02fgfz,:gg,'ggt. . ft ' ' 'se' ' a7:, ?? M?i'E.5i2iQl' H. Deemer Houghton, Treasurer 1 aj t ' A if ' f- 2- .N-' fir L' N J ax' . .jffgg X Hive f A mm.. i H llTI5i7..2iQ gp ' ' ., ffiffvl-irl? . :5:SAfk ,F . Q is - 2- -1 vida .,V,., .:,.,,1,. ,,,: L,,, . . .Si o,,. . Mr. Ogland Attends a Meeting. The mild population explosion in Red Oak has called for action. The awareness of our Board of Education to meet the needs of the increasing number of young people seeking an education is shown in their plans for a new high school. Land has been purchased for the site of the new building. Even though we will not be privileged to attend this new high school, it is our hope that it will be one of the finest in Iowa. Scott Killinger, John Davidson, Robert L. Bob McKenzie, Paul Dutton, A. B. Ogland, Aage Anderson, Mrs. Max Naylor, President, Aciministrlotion When Red Oak High School consolidated in 1961-62 and became Red Oak Community High School, we gained 200 new students and one new Superintendent. Many new problems also arose due to the increased enrollment, but Mr. Ogland has met them with quick, decisive action. Since our enrollment has changed and grown, our school policies must also change and grow. Growing pains are often unpleasant for any school, but the end results are important for the future of every student of ROCHS. Mr. Ogland is well-qualified to help our school grow and advance. He received his B.A. degree at the State College of Iowa, his M.A. degree at Ames and has done advanced work at S.U.I. He was also a member of the PDK National Honorary Fraternity. He is a member of the American Association of School Administration, the Iowa Association of School Administration, and the National Education Association. He was past secretary and member of the six-man planning board for the ISEA. 132559 ,, . 121 - f' - ',:, -', ,'--ii tiir f 2 4 '- , 12 . 7 . ' I sUPER1NTENDENT,A.B. OGLAND 2 iltp y ' , rnnt t nppr irpiip 1 it I LEONORE osTRoM Y f'tg,g , i g X K Secretary iiiii . Q p I0 ii.. I Superintendent MRS. MERLE .TENTOFT Secretary Principal Mr. Tock, our principal, has contributed much toward the forward movement of education in our school. Besides taking a local interest in education, he is a member of the National Education Association, the Iowa State Education Association, and Phi Delta Kappa, an educational fraternity. Mr. Tock has been in the educational field for twenty-three years and is presently working on his Ed. D., Doctor of Education. He stated that he is very pleased with the way that we, as students, are adjusting to our problem of increased enrollment. He is also pleased with the majority of us who have formed good study habits and have good school spirit. We, the Seniors of '62 are proud to have had Mr. Tock as our principal these past four years. PRINCIPAL, WILLIAM A. TOCK Student Council Sponsor Mr. Tock Vice-President, Gary Brower, President, MaryBar- Iowa Student Council Convention nettg Secretary, Jolene Bergstrom. The Student Council, with Mr. Tock as sponsor, and under the capable leadership of Mary Barnett, has contributed much to the benefit and welfare of our school during .1961-62. After listening to numerous a rg u m e nt s in favor of a new public address system, the Council went into action to remedy the situation. As a' result, ROCHS now boasts of a very good P.A. system which is enjoyed by and used for the benefit of all high school students. Other worthwhile projects which have been undertaken by the Student Council are the decorating of the halls at Christmas time, the sponsoring of religious convocations preceding holidays, and simply trying to satisfy the complaints and wishes of students who see ways to improve ROCHS. Working and striving in the present, thinking of the future, the Student Council has done its share and more in improving and regulating the activities of ROCHS, SEATED: Suzie Kelker, Judy Anderson, Linda Strachan, Pam Funkhouser, Nancy Wright. Mary Barnett, Janet Bowman, Cathy Psarrakou, Barbara Hultman, Cindy Van Druff, Paulette Mitchell, Jolene Bergstrom. STANDING: Stephen Lloyd, Dick Stilley, Tom Smith, Ricky Bell, Ronnie Jones, Cary Lantz, Dennis Wiley, Bill Artherholt, Gary Brower, Don Davidson, Harry Fields, David Fifield. Sponsored by HOUGHTON STATE BANK Faculty g D . S --fx Jndwbs D D Faculty Do We Have Any Volunteers for This Committee? We, the Seniors of 1962, sincerely hope that in the future years students of ROCHS will be as privileged as we have been in furthering their education with our excellent teaching staff. Their sincere guidance and capable assistance has prepared us to meet the uncertainties of the future with an educated and open mind. We wish to express our appreciation to these teachers for their patience with our short-comings, under- standing of our problems, insistence that we learn as much as we can, and their co-operation with each other that has made our high school education possible. .T AY W. COX Guidance Counselor PSYCh01OQY EUGENE N. HAMILTON Science Jl1Ui01' C1858 Sponsor R. CLARK MC KIE Mathematics Hi-Y Sponsor ROBERT OTTO Science COLLEEN O 'BRIEN Home Economics Junior Class Sponsor MARIORIE BELFRAGE Art RUSSELL BENDA MRS . LEONA RODENBERG Librarian Pep MARY JUDGE Girls' Physical Education GRA TERRY HALSTEAD L Social SUICTTSS Vocational Agriculture, Future Teachers' Social Studies FFA Science, Coach WALTER ST ANT ON ROBERT M. TORRENCE Industrial Arts, Coach Commercial, Coach JAN PHILBY Social Studies, Coach Boys' Physical Education Athletic Director f 1 fi f H Sponsored by MURPHY CALENDAR COMPANY LYNN ADAMS English, Dramatics Thespians, Jesters GLENAVA KLOPPING Spanish, Mathematics Y-Teens, Mu Alpha Theta MRS . HELEN HOUSMAN English Acorn MARIE E. YOUNG Latin, English MRS . IEANNETTE PIERS ON ROME HELEN ALT AFF ER Commercial NORMAN NELSON Business Education .K lieifzgfias 3 English ROBERT K. NELSON Vocal Music GARY SWANEY English wp? 1 Q RICHARD H- SIMPSON 5 I - ..-1 '11 1, ,- , Inst rumen! al Mu S IC in'fQf.f5fZ5flfc,i5ffifQ':ELL5fE'M75-5 RQQV5-Slfmiiiilfilkk Biigffiii i L A: . 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Home Economics 9x-SX 1 3X??? Art Pretty Homes for Pretty People I Think that I Shall Never See . . . Sponsored by SWANSON 'S DEEP FREEZE American Problems American History 'll rr , 41,211.4 um ,g fs, .W we I bzrz Ji ., .,,, ., ry W ' V ' 1 In it ..,,,.i 3,1 A -qni 'MHW Problems , Anyone? General Science Current Crises Girls' Physical Education And a Generator is a . . . Boys' Physical Education Strike Three! World History ,mr Morrison 's Follies Sponsored by And in the Battle of . . THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Shop Bookkeeping Take It from an Expert . . . Latin Figures Don 't Lie Spanish II Quid Est? English HI Habla Usted Espanol? ZZ Q 35 A Tasty Paragraph? ??? Place the Thumbs Firmly . . . Sponsored by HANSON 'S CAFE English I bHO1'U'1al1C1 Chnv-r Oo-AAA- A..,,...,1 -L , 1 V OCHL 1V1llS1C A1-.fl nun- N. .1... n, Sponsored by BOWMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Well, That Was Pretty Good Seniors X X f Qi PRESIDENT S e n Io r S RICKY BELL DOROTHY ALDEN What we are to be we are now SECRETARY -TREASURER b e C O m I n 9 VICE-PRESIDENT PAT ROLF BEVERLY SWANSON BILL ART HERHOLT MARY BARNETT JOLENE BERGSTROM DOROTHY ARNOLD JUDY BOELLING G EORG E BOL EY ' , af 5. E ff, ' A I i 3 uw- 32 S 1, SHIRLEY CAMPBELL RUSSELL CLAYTON JANET BOWMAN DENNIS CARLSON qm- RICHARD CULVER fwiw CAROL BREESE SANDRA CARLSON S US AN DADO RICHARD BURIK LAWRENCE CASTLEBERRY JOHN DALTON CARROLL DANBOM PHY LLIS ENGLAND DANNY F UNKHOUSER VINSON DAVIDSON DORIS FAHLEN GARY GAMMELL CAROLYN DIEHL BEVERLY FINLEY GARY GILSON 'Qi' ANNE DUNF EE RICHARD FOES CAROL HAAS BARBARA HALBERT JUDY HUFF L Q NYLE KILLINGER TERRY HALL STANLEY HALVIN EDWARD HARPER .TOANIE JOHNSON -Q GENE JONES ROGER JONES I OYC E KINN ERS LEY MIKE KINS ER CAROLE KRUMME DALE LINDELL CYNTHIA LAFLIN DALE LISCHER .TERRY LEWIS .T IM MALLOY KATHRYN MAURER JUDY LINDSEY JUDY MCCALL RUTH MCCALL MARY MCCUNE PATRICIA MCKEE ADA VANDERPOOL MCKINNEY .TERRY MEGGISON TIM MCMULLEN ' .TUDY OGDEN PHYLLIS NICHOLAS HOWARD PEGEL KAREN PEARSON 5 'tr .TON MOORE MICHELEE OLS EN ANITA PETERSON KAREN NELSON .TEANNE ORD 4? DOROTHY PETERSON CAROL POPP GARY ROSS T, JUDY SHEPPARD MARVIN POWLES .IULIE SANDELL CHRIS SIMPSON CATHRYN PSARRAKOU MARIAN SCHENCK GARY SMITH .T O ALICE ROLD JUDY S HE ETS PAT SMITH ROBERT SMITH PETER SODA BARBARA F. SWANSON SANDRA SWAN DORE EN SPARR LINDA STRACHAN DAVID SWIFT JUDY THOMPSON JOANNA TULL .TERRY TUTTLE 'wmv ANNE VAN DRUF F MARTIN VAN LUVEN .I ON WALTZ DAVID WARREN SANDRA WAGGENER ROBERTA WALDEMER TOM WILLIAMS RONALD WILSON SYLVIA WATKINS KENNETH WOOKEY DENNIS WILEY TOM WRIGHT BARBARA YOUNG I 1 Senior Activities DOROTHY ALDEN: Acorn 2,3,45 GRA 1,2,35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Staff Co-editor 45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 15 Quill and Scroll 3,4, DOROTHY ARNOLD BILL ARTHERHOLT: Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,35 Hi-Y 3,45Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Student Council 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,4. MARY BARNETT: Dramatics 1,2,3,45 GRA 1,2,3,4, Board 2, President 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4, President 35 Student Council 2,3,4, President 45 Thespians 2,3,45 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 2,35 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. RICKY BELL: Basketball 1,25 Golf 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Staff Co-editor 45 ROME 35 Student Council 45 Class President 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Foreign Exchange Student 3. JOLENE BERGSTROM: Cheerleader 2,3,45 GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4. JUDY BOELLING: GRA 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2. GEORGE BOLEY: FFA 4. JANET BOWMAN: Acorn 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 GRA 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff45 Student Council 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 4. CAROL BREESE: GRA 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3. RICHARD BURIK: Wisconsin, FFA 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3 Red Oak 45 Track 4. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL: Pep Club 3,45 Pep Staff 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 FHA Griswold 1. DENNY CARLSON: Football 15 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,2, 3.4. SANDRA CARLSON: Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff 4: ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FTA 4, LAWRENCE CASTLEBERRY: Basketball 1,25 FFA 15 Football 1. RUSSELL CLAYTON: Football Manager Villisca 2. RICHARD CULVER: FFA 3,45 Football 2,3,4. SUE DADO: Coburg, Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 25 Vocal Music 25 Softball 1,25 Red Oak, GRA 4. JOHN DALTON: Wales, Band 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1, 25 Red Oak, Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Football 45 Intra- murals 3,45 Track 3,4, CARROLL DANBOM: Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 3,4. VINSON DAVIDSON: Wales, Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Red Oak, Basketball 3,45 Football 45 Intramurals 3,45 Baseball 45 FFA 3,4. CAROLYN DIEHL: GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, ANNE DUNFEE: GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2. PHYLLIS ENGLAND: GRA 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Cabinet 3,4. DORIS FAHLEN: Essex, Band 15 Basketball 15 GRA 15 Red Oak 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Student Council Essex 15 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 1,2. BEV FINLEY: Wales, Basketball 1,25 Vocal Music 1,25 Soft- ball 1,25 Red Oak, GRA 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Vocal Music 3,45 Y -Teens 3,4. RICHARD FOES: Football Manager 45 Vocal Music 1,3,45 Base- ball Manager 3. DANNY FUNKHOUSER: Basketball 1,2,45 Football 1,45 Hi-Y 45 Pep Staff 45 Thespians 3,45 Track 1,2,45 Vocal Music 25 Declam 3,45 Golf 3. GARY GAMMELL: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, GARY GILSON: Basketball 15 Football 15 Track 1. CAROL HAAS: GRA 25 Pep Club 35 Student Librarian 4. BARBARA HALBERT: GRA 1. TERRY HALL: Band 15 Basketball 1,25 Golf 25 Tennis 35 Thespians 45 Track 1. STAN l-IALVIN: Stennett, Basketball 1,25 Football 15 Vocal Music 15 Red Oak, Basketball3,45 Football 45 Track Manager 3. ED HARPER: Band 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Football Manager 25 Track 1. JUDY I-IUFF: Acorn 45 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 3,45 Student Librarian 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Pianist: Y-Teens 3,4, JOANIE JOHNSON: Band 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 GRA 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 25 Vocal Music 1,2. GENE JONES: Wales, Band 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Vocal Music 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Red Oak, Basketball 3,45 Football 45 Track 3,45 Vocal Music 3,45 Baseball 3,4, ROGER JONES: FFA 3,45 Hi-Y 1. NYLE KILLINGER: Wales, Band 1,25 Vocal Music 1,25Basket- ball 1,25 Softball 1,25 Declam 1,25 Red Oak,Band 3,45 GRA 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Vocal Music 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Dramatics 35 Acorn 45 FTA 4, JOYCE KINNERSLEY MIKE KINSER: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Vocal Music 15 Homecoming King 4. CAROLE KRUMME: Acorn 45 Band 1,2,3,45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FTA 4. CYNTHIA LAFLIN: Pep Club 1,3,45 ROME 25 Student Council 1,2,35 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,4. JERRY LEWIS: Acorn 2,35 Vocal Music 1,2,3,4, DALE LINDELL: Acorn 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 2. JUDY LINDSEY: GRA 3,45 Pep Club 45 T-Teens 1,2,3,4, DALE LISCHER: Basketball 1,25 Cheerleader 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3, President 4, District Officer 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Student Council 35 Vocal Music 2. KATHRYN MAURER: Student Librarian 45 Y-Teens 4. JUDY MCCALL: Golf 25 Pep Club 3,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y -Teens 1,2. RUTH MCCALL: GRA 2: vocai Music 1. 4 MARY MCCUNE: Acorn 45 GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1. PAT McKEE: Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Dramatics 1. ADA MCKINNEY TIM MCMULLEN5 Band 25 FFA 25 Vocal Music 3, JIM MALLOY: Acorn 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Vocal Music 15 Hi-Y 1,25 ROME 2. JON MOORE: Band 1,2,3,45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2. KAREN ANN NELSON: Acorn 2,3 Editor-in-Chief 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Band 1,25 ROME 25 Y -Teens 1,2,3,4. PHYLLIS NICHOLAS: Band 1,2,3,45 GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1. JUDY OGDEN: Acorn 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. MICHELEE OLSEN: Band 1,2,3,45 GRA 1,2,3,45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1. JEANNE ORD: Acorn 35 GRA 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep staff 45 Student Librarian 45 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 1,3,45 T C 35 Dramatics 4. .TERRY MEGGISON: Football 2,3,4. KAREN PEARSON: Band 1,2,3,45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 President 45 FTA 4. HOWARD PEGEL: Band 1,2,35 ROME 25 Track 15 Vocal Music 25 Basketball 1. ANITA PETERSON: GRA 1,35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY PETERSON: Acorn 3,45 Pep Club 45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FTA 4. CAROL POPP: Band 1,2,3,45 GRA lg Pep Staff 4: RGVIE 25 Vocal Music 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FTA 4. MARVIN POWLES: Football 1 Manager 35 Hi-Y 2,35 Track 1, 2 Manager 3. JO ALICE ROLD5 Basketball 25 GRA 45 Pep Club3,45 Y-Teens 35 Declam 1,25 Vocal Music 1,2,3. PAT ROLF: Basketball 1,25 GRA 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Student Librarian 45 Vocal Music 1,2,35 Y-Teens 3,45 Declam- 2. GARY ROSS: Basketball 15 FFA 15 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3, 4. JULIE SANDELL: GRA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Vocal Music 45 Student Council San Diego 15 Vocal Music 1. MARIAN SCHENCK: Band 1,2,35 GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 ROME 25 Thespians 3,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Cabinet 3,4. JUDY SHEETS: GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep staff 45 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 1,2,35 FTA 4. JUDY SHEPPARD: Acorn 45 Band 3,45 GRA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Student Council 15 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 .Testers 4, CHRIS SIMPSON: Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 3,4. GARY SMITH BOB SMITH: Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3. PAT SMITH: Band 15 GRA 1,2,35 Pep Staff 45 Vocal Music 1,3,4. PETER SODA: Band 1,2,3,4. DOREEN SPARR: Wales, Band 1,25 Basketball 1,2 All-County 25 Declarn 1,25 Softball 1,25 Red Oak, GRA 45 Y-Teens 4. LINDA STRACHAN: Acorn 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 GRA 1,2,35 National Honor 3,45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Student Council 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FTA 4. SANDRA SWAN: GRA l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 ROME 25 Pep Staff 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. BARBARA F. SWANSON: Basketball 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 ROME 45 Student Librarian 2,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Thespians 45 FTA 4. BEVERLY SWANSON: Band 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 25 GRA 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 ROME 35 Vocal Music 1. DAVE SWIFT JUDY THOMPSON: GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FTA 4. JOANNA TULL: Wales, Band 1,25 Cheerleader 25 Red Oak, GRA 3,45 Pep Club 45 Student Librarian 4. JERRY TUTTLE: Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Track 3,45 Vocal Music 15 Hi-Y 1,3,4. ANNE VAN DRUFF: GRA 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep staff 45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, MARTIN VAN LUVEN: Acorn 45 Basketball 1,25 Football 15 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Vocal Music 1,2. . SANDRA WAGGENER: Acorn 3,45 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 1,2,3, 45 GRA 1,2,3,4, President 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, ROBERTA WALDEMER: Bible Club 2,3. JON WALTZ: FFA 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,45 Pep Staff 45 Track 1,2,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3. DAVID WARREN: Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4. SYLVIA WATKINS: Acorn 45 Band 1,25 GRA 1,25 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 4: PepStaff45 ROME 35 Vocal Music 1,2,3, 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 FTA 4. DENNY WILEY: Band 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,2,45 ROME 25 Student Council 1,2,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,4. TOM WILLIAMS: Wales, Band 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Red Oak, FFA 3,4. RON WILSON: Football Manager 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Staff 45 Track Manager 3. KENNY WOOKEY: Basketball 25 FFA 2,3,45 Track 15 Football 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,4. TOM WRIGHT: Acorn 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4 Captain 4. BARBARA YOUNG: GRA 1,3,45 Pep Club 45 Pep Staff 45 ROME 25 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. l l l i l l Mrs. Dave Falk All In a Day's Work . . . We Salute- -- ' Y 7 , at-f fy ,sg . , Afwixsi. 1 A . Lf lf' J , 5 j X 9 it at ' ' 'A 'z3EtfE ,..,, v,,.. fu HW FS ., Considering Likes and Dislikes . . . The students of ROCHS would like to take this opportunity to thank you, Mrs. Falk, for 17 years of faithful service as head ofthe lunch room staff. When this lunch program first started, you served about 150 students and teachers each day in the present biology room. Through theyears this program has grown until now about 450 people are served daily. Those of us who eat in the lunch room know the problems that arise in managing the lunch program, such as planning wholesome meals on a strict budget, increased enrollment, and extra students in bad weather. Thanks to your unfailing service and skilled management, Red Oak has one of the finest student lunch programs in Iowa. Bernard Seaburg We, as people, sometimes take things for granted the things other people do for us. When you leave school some evening, just notice the condition of the hall floors, the scraps of paper in the study hall, and the general disorder. The next morning notice that the hall floors are clean, the study hall is cleaned up. and the building made ready for a new day. Who is responsible and sees that the building is maintained properly? A great deal of this task falls to Bernard Seaburg, better known as Bernie , Bernie became custodian in the high school during the school year of 1952- 53. Now he has reached the retirement age and will terminate his services at the end of this year. . Bernie spends his time making our school life more pleasant whether it be cleaning up the building, helping in the lunch room, or telling the fellows a joke. In recognition of this we, the student body, wish to thank him for his faithful service to ROCHS. Cooks Custodions Bus Drivers Cafeteria Staff. . . Time Out For Coffee STANDING C. Haas C, Waldemer N. McKie C. Mitchell P. McKie L. Wycoff SEATED D. Peterson B, Anderson Bus Drivers and Assistants Together They Keep Us Well Fed SEATED Mrs Falk Custodians Mrs. Nimrod Mrs. Butler STANDING Mrs. Bishop Mrs. Monson Floyd Derby, Mrs. Floyd Derby and Charles Ashbaugh. They Keep Oir Building Attractively Neat. Since 1953-54 the bus facilities have increased from 5 buses carrying 190 students to 13 buses carrying 500 students per day. These men brave the elements so that rural students may attend School. ROW ONE: Vernon Anderson, Marvin Hultman, PaulSchiebler. ROW TWO: Bernard Carlson, Don Askey, Dennis Berry, Don Stoneking, Darrel Behrens. ROW THREE: Clell McKinney, Dean Franzen. NOT PRESENT: Dwaine Jipsen, .Tohn Jones. N l 4 i I 1 4 Classes P9 -1141 !!!!!!f!!l!flfllffflfllffl ll! S , J ,k,,.... , 2 fa 5542? ww, A , 'I Juniors i Doing Our Best For A Better Tomorrow --its fwsimff fx milf i . 5' x 1- .-- A -.Z M, r A' ' ,E'EH7,'5Tf . ., ' 'f n -.. , ff'f9?i?fi?i-ig if . V. t - ff' Q - f i - 1. ,-:gtg ' f, 1 I , ,. 2- ,. f . 55-, 52 - - ii' - Z ig.. git , ft , . ..V g -53 1,5 - fri. G - -' :-situ ' .. ff I-f ar: '5:fgl Xi,x i' J ' J . it J , 1- . X21 ' .. ua ,J .A r ' ' i' - ' I' , -, .f 3. ,.., m rw, . Jr, alfa- fr arm u -an A I ' . . v f w. ff ,- '-h' . K f rrfsm-f 4 ' r ., tj ' K , fr l s, A. , w .V , QM' A if ., .JH , . am I .. 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Ricky Stanton Sherrie Bell Lynne Bowman 5 ATTENDANTS Vins Davidson, Bill Artherholt Tom Wright, John Dalton, Mike Kinser i ...J li fwfg rerce Royalty Football Jerry Torn Meggison Wright lst. Team lst. Team All Conference Conference All S. W. All S. W 7th. Team All State Jerry Tuttle All State Honorable Gary Brower Bill Artherholt Mention 2111- All Captain Conference 2nd, A11 Conference All State H.M. Mike Kinser Denny Wiley Richard Culver Jon Waltz ROW ONE: J. Dalton, J. Tuttle, D. Fifield, R. Culver, D. Clayton, B. Bowman, C. Goodman, S. Johnson, J, Vanderholm. ROW TWO: R. Wilson, Managerg B. Haley, J. Meggison, J. Woods, R. Sundgren, D, Woods, G. Brower, M. Kinser, T. Wright, G. Carlson, D. Foes, Manager. ROW THREE: Coach Morrison, S. Carson, D. Halvin, B. Stifle, J. Waltz, D, Sapp, E, Griffith, H. Fields, V. Davidson, L, Hilding, B. Arther- holt, D, Wiley, G. Jones, D. Powles, B. Houghton, Coach Benda. HUVF J.. .- 'Sl f WUIBBVJ. -iz: r 1 Football The 1961 version of the Red Oak Tiger football team played a successful season, ending with a record of four wins, three losses, and one tie. Two ofthe losses and the tie came in the closing seconds after the Tigers had outplayed the opponents throughout the game. The most heartbreaking defeat of all came at the hands of the league champion, Clarinda, when their fullback scored on the final play of the game. In the Hawkeye Eight league, the Tigers finished in a tie for third place, along with Atlantic, and were rated fifth in Southwest Iowa, by the World Herald newspaper. The tigers were led by the line play of ,Terry Meggison and Bill Artherholt, and by the running of Tom Wright, who was the league scoring champion with11O5 points. There were 17 Tiger lettermen: Bill Artherholt, Jerry Meggison, Tom Wright, Dennis Wiley, Richard Culver, Mike Kinser, .Tim Woods, Jon Waltz, Harry Fields, Dennis Woods, Gary Brower, Randy Sundgren, Steve Johnson, Jerry Tuttle, Bill Stifle, Dave Clayton, and Steve Carson. SCORES WE THEY 6 Harlan 26 13 Shenandoah 14 6 Atlantic 6 S 'S 'T 31 Villisca 0 13 Clarinda 19 ,,,., , , 46 Corning 24 5 4 c 1 .ryr 1 fem 40 Glenwood 21 L Y i t ff 4 slals A srlri rio tlrs :,w,fHZ'w'11.a.a it 1 wfz?sf'tsi,g9gg .. V' .9'fffl7Z, .. ia. Q Ng , F M 5 Q Y 4 ,l k H, we n, ma S ww .A t fi., Q- W is 'V 'ff a an T ww 1 .H Xa a M. ,ta-if v- :iff-1-,fir ff fm' . ., ., a V , ,g ff-wifi ,X h fm.. if X. if x se Tau ' 1 Dave Clayton Harry Fields Bill Stifle Coaches , 'E.l's. ' sfsseatfwi .tt-- Mei: - EEQSHW, Y' H Y Basketball The ROCHS basketball team played a sporadic season, playing brilliantly at times and poorly at others. This is exemplified by a one point loss to Corning in one meeting and an approximately thirty point loss in the second encounter, The Tigers were hampered by having only two returning lettermen, Mike Kinser and Steve Carson, with Carson being injured in mid season. Because this young and inexperienced team fought so courageously at times against high odds, they have won the respect of the opposing teams and the entire student body. SCORES WE THEY WE THEY 44 Atlantic 40 38 Atlantic 43 44 Mount Ayr 55 49 Villisca 42 62 Harlan 72 47 Corning 48 52 Villisca 42 54 Creston 61 66 Farragut 39 69 Glenwood 53 28 Corning 61 46 Clarinda 53 57 Creston '77 48 Bed ford 59 43 Clarinda 41 85 Shenandoah '78 48 Shenandoah 52 59 Glenwood 61 VARSITY SQUAD Two For Brower Get That Tip!! Left to Right Steve Carson Mike Kinser Gene J ones Gary Brower Denny Wiley Vince Davidson Randy Sundgren J im Woods John Dalton I on Nazarene Steve Johnson Dale Lischer Sponsored by MARTIN gc SONS i Wiley I Woods I 1 i , Johnson Sponsored by DAIRY QUEEN ROW ONE: Coach Benda, Steve Carson, Larry Martin, DaveSel- lergren, Richard Burik, Bob L. Smith, Ray Maher. ROW TWO: Coach Philby, Garold Bateman, Howard Boyer, Gary Brower, Mike Kinser, GaryRoss, Tom Wright, Coach Morrison. ROW THREE: Manager Ron Wilson, John Dalton, ,Tim Woods, I im Franklin, Dave Pratt, Bob E. Smith, Leonard Kinser, Mana- ger Alden Slater. Track . la QMS' ll I In 1961 the Tiger track team, under Coach Dick Morrison, literally rewrote the record book for ROCHS. Having the best track season in the history of Red Oak High School, the Tigers set 8 school records, won the Hawkeye eight track championship, and brought home 21 trophies. The team had four of the fastest relay teams in S.W. Iowa, the mile-relay having the fastest time ever recorded in the area. The relay teams were composed of Leonard Kinser, Dave Sellergren, Steve Carson, Tom Wright, and Bob L. Smith. Besides the school records of relay teams Leonard Kinser set the shot put record with a throw of 50 ft. 10 114 ing Bob L. Smith set the 880 yd. dash record in 2:0'7.2. Steve Carson set the records in the 220 yd. dash in 22.1 sec. and the 440 yd. dash record in 51.6 sec. Cars just missed the broad jump record by 114 inch also. Steve led the team scoring for the Tigers with 121 314 points, followed by Leonard Kinser with 101 314 pointsg Tom Wright with '75 112 points, Dave Sellergren with 50 114 points. Leonard broke the record he set last year in the decathlon with 10,685 points. Carson came in a close second less than 500 points behind Kinser. The Tigers were 16th at the State Indoor Meet and tied for 15th at the State Outdoor Meet. In both meets the Tigers competed in double A competition. At the Drake Relays, the Bengals scored 8 points. The team won five track meets: Cardinal Relays, Cyclone Relays, Trojan Relays, Graceland Invitational, and most important, the Hawkeye Eight Meet. In their three other meets the Bengals came in second each time. The Tigers ended the season leading the S.W. Iowa scoring chart put out by the Omaha World Herald. The 1960 Tiger track team was truly an outstanding group of athletes. It will not be forgotten in the record books nor by the school for a long time to come. Tiger Lettermen with 14 of the 21 Trophies. Another record set. Sponsored by WESTERLUND'S Trl Captains David Sellergren 4 Bob L, Smith M mf 8 S t e v e Carson--broad Leonard Kinsel- jump, relays, 220-440 SC I! yd. dash. Whoosh Mike Kinser--shot Dave, Red, Leny, and Cars 440-880 yd. put, 440 yd. dash, Relay Team. 880 run. Al-lee-opp!! Bob E. S mith-- relays, 220 yd. dash. The I-'e11as .Tim Woods--hur - dles, 440 yd. dash. Tom Wright--relays 100 yd. dash. Gary Brower--half mile and mile run. John Da1ton--re- lays, 100 yd. dash. Coach Dick Mor- rison. THE 1961 TRACK SQUAD t K K - .v', , .eil , 5 + T is r Q T ,lf in i f no is f fig, mi 33 ,Y R My 'fi g 4 Q 8- 1 -G 7 :--- H - yx . i QE: 1 ihl K '.,, ,A :with '..V- .L W TS: L Lf gh, A i t T --fits .X '--- f - I' 1 -if , . - ' I , . -is ir' r nf ..,. 1, -' . ttaittaaa Z' as 1 ' ' A l TLVL ir, ::Vh-:h , A - an , g if S tlrl 5 S S es E S S f 1L 3 L,.L 'ALL K, N X T L t IIZTL 1 A , E' it L' il ' T 5'-5 , l a , T , ii tair A rsty M as 4--RV no ' ,,t 1 fih gg A, s ,, 1 1 r xt ,rat llrr S O M 2 or ' 2 r S if T Qt w ' S S r W V K F ixm L V M V T SLKL N 43 l .,WL V i 1 1, 4 Q auuuusrwr 1' -W 'Q 2 ' ' i l . - S ,' , T at T T sli atrai r F T ,S M H S L, 3 T M f Q fl 1 M - Y ,,. : 1 at . r f S O l - M V I 1 ,N I gy , 2 , , ROW ONE: L. Martin, G. Bateman, H, Boyer, .T. Dalton, G, Brower, S. Carson. D, Sellergren, T. Wright, R, Burik, B. L, Smith, R. Maher, B, Danbom. ROW TWO: D. Powles, D. Woods, H, Fields, I. Woods, .T Franklin, M, Kinser, G. Ross, D, Pratt, B, E. Smith, L, Kinser, D, Wiley, B. Artherholt. ROW THREE: K, Martin, B, Thomas, B. Mitchell, E, McGaa, B, Houghton, M. Albaugh, B. Stifle, R. Sundgren, D. Sapp, Ray G. Bengston, I. San Augustine, R. McGaa, A. Dedrickson. ROW FOUR: G. Carlson, G. I ones, G. Chatter- ton, L. Barnett, I. Tuttle, D, Schmid, I. Nazarene, E. Triplett, P. Smith, Coach Morrison. ROW FIVE: Coaches--Benda, Philbyg Managers--S. Halvin, A, Slater, R. Wilson, M, Powles. Dave, Dwain, Mike, Jim Another Record TWO Mile Relay Steve Managers Ron Wilson, Stan Halvin, Marv Powles Leonard, Bob, Steve, Dave Mile-Mile Medley Relay Team 'x, ik . , ,, ,LS A F , ,lx , I g flil 'Fi i for A Leonard Putting l ,, S Pi :r CD U7 :r O P+ +-rwfgrf VTE -4-605' IQ, If' H. ' 'i ', A 1 v, ggfgt, , , , r 1 . fswif. '- ap 3 5 N ,J Q1 an-Q: ,I , '- wa tr givfwi, '2- Hf- ' 3 i as. f' 'W -M if '1- 1 i Champion Volleyball Team B. Cowboys Intramurals N5-Sansa Sooners Wildcats .S fi 1 I ,fue-' Tigers Watch it, Elbows! Champion Volleyball Team A. Buffalos Goalward Bound .Magi 'ffrigc Q P A ww of N 4 W5 W, L ff' Q In an r.,, , . T F.,..,J4 s A - , I 2 ' V Cyclones Q. if , Tennis Coach Whiteman G. Biggs, J. Vanderholm, B. Houghton, D, Fifield, D, Warren, R. Sundgren, M. Hultman. In the second year of play after a long absence from the high school sports, the Red Oak Tennis Team, coached by Eugene Whiteman, came out of the season quite creditably. The 1961 Tennis squad consisted of 15 members. Of these, three seniors and three underclassmen received letters. ln a match with Abraham Lincoln High School of Council Bluffs, Bill Allen and Bob Houghton each won two singles matches, and .Tud Isebrands and Daryl Halquist won a doubles match. In two doubles matches played with Bedford, Halquist and Isebrands won one, and Dave Warren and Randy Sungren won the other, In State Competition the tennis team did very well. Allen won the district singles title, and at the State meet was beaten by the State singles runner-up, Warren and Sungren went to district semi-finals competition, and Isebrands and Halquist got to district final competition. With the three returning lettermen, Warren, Sungren and Houghton, Coach Whiteman is looking for a good season for the 1962 season. Dave Warren Bob Houghton Randy Stmgren Sponsored by LAFLIN ELEC'I'RIC Golf I oe Belt The Red Oak Golf Team, after winning the District Championship for the last three years, met with very tough competition last spring and were forced to take third place. The Tigers also took first place at the Atlantic Invitational, second at the Red Oak Invitational and fourth at Creston. With three returning lettermen and some promising newcomers plus the able coaching of Mr. Torrence, the Tigers are looking forward to a winning season, Letters were awarded to five members including Ricky Bell, .T oe Belt, and Gary Brower who will be returning and Larry Martin and Dave Sellergren who graduated last year. Gary Brower Ricky Bell Mr . T orrence Sponsored by MCKENZIE 'S DRUG STORE FIRST ROW: Larry Martin, Gary Brower, David Sellergren, Mickey Smith. SECOND ROW: .Toe Belt, Mr. Torrence, Marshall Victor,Ricky Bell. Boseboll SCORES WE THEY 10 Clarinda 8 ...pass 9 Corning 2 2 Creston 4 4 Creston 5 3 Atlantic 4 1 7 Shenandoah 8 21 Shenandoah 1 6 Clarinda 1 3 3 Corning 14 j Sectional , 9 Corning 2 6 Stanton 5 j Di strict KNEELING: Stanford Elliott, Robert Thomas, James Murphy, Jon Nazarene, Terry Joyce, Steve C0aCh Dalton, Robert Lovejoy, Manager Richard Foes. STANDING: Coach Morrison, John Dalton, Gene Richard Jones, Denny Wiley, Daryl Hallquist, Raymond Maher, Garold Bateman, Cary Lantz. Mormon ll. is 2 Denny Wiley Larry Barnett Baseball was revived at ROCHS on a winning note last summer. The team had a record of '7 wins and 6 losses. They were sectional champions, but were elimi- nated in the first round of district play bya strong Council Bluffs T. J. team, The team was sparked by the hitting of John Dalton and Gene Jones and the pitching of Bob Thomas and Bob Lovejoy. Dalton had a batting average of .386 and Jones an average of ,301, Thomas had a pitching record of 4 wins and no losses. The team batting average was .199 and they outscored their oppo- nents 85 runs to 69 runs. Letters were awarded to twelve team members including three graduated seniors who were James Murphy, Bob Thomas, and Raymond Maher. Terry Joyce . ,,, yg is Q X f ' fy Ka X1 u Ig A gf- my Gene Jones and John Dalton f s ' 5 Farragut 4 0 C.B.T.I. 11 M t 2 ,i,. Jon Nazarene Steve Dalton Cary Lantz 5 V' j ' at wr li! Robert Lovejoy Q f 5 QM N X Boys' P. E. This year Mr. Morrison inaugurated a new physical fitness plan in P.E. Alternate days were spent in doing a series of exercises, running, and coordination games. During other days the boys participated in touch football, soccer, volleyball, regular and Texas style basketball, tumbling and gymnastics, badminton, and softball. The boys also made use of the weights, trampoline, chinning bar, and medicine ball. Into Orbit I wxxx xnxx Coach Morrison t . M Na., mu Smile! You're on Candid Camera! uOOpS!n Isn't it Fun, I-larry?'?!! Stretch Fourth Period P.E, Where's the Ball?? ' I ,1't,rr,'t , Cheerleaders R.O.C.HS. school spirit was given added vitality this year, thanks to Janet Bowman, Laura Ayres, and Nancy Evans who spent 5 days of their valuable summer vacation in Maryville, Missouri attending a cheerleading clinic. They brought back many new and different cheers, songs, and ideas for earning money for their new cheer- leading outfits. Hats off to the 6 cheerleaders who gave so willingly of their time and energy to keep the school spirit high and to cheer our team on to victory. Jolene Bergstrom Nancy Evans Judy J ipsen Sandra Waggener Laura Ayres Janet BOWIHHI1 Laura and Janet IN HIGH SPHQITS Nancy and Jolene Sandee and Judy Freshman Sophomore if fa QM. Coach Ph11by FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL TEAM FROSHSOPH FOOTBALL TEAM 2' K U in 'aw J A f A AQ: Junior and Senior Members. Secretary F337-lo. 3, r. Susan Bell Treasurer W rw, V .M em ,ww rw if 'W'-- 1 fi - Diane Heuer President 552-, 5532 QLA- 'rr.1 f A ' Beverly Finley V, Pres Susan Erickson X Il 'A -fr f 411- X J mi f Y-Teens Y-Teens has the largest membership of any organization in R.O.C.H.S. They promote world ideas by practic- ing good citizenship in as well as out of school. Their willingness to carry out Christian principles is shown in helping the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. This year they adopted a little girl, Ramona, who is two years old from the Christian Home in Council Bluffs. Money making projects during this year included tag day, Y-Teen Talent Show, concessions, and selling foot- ball programs. One of the social events anticipated by Y-Teen girls each year is an evening donated to their fathers, Dad- Daughtei-, Equally important is the Mother-Daughter Tea held every spring. Another social event is the annual Junior-Senior Tea given for the Senior Girls. emmaw,,,,,,fe..m--at-ff .-,.. ,xx .x.,1,.g,. .,, M., . 1 K Top Row Nyle Killinger Diane Pearson Marian Schenck Judy Huff Karen Pike Bottom Row Phyllis England Carole Krumme Miss Klopping, Sponsor Karen Pearson, President Karen Nelson Judy Anderson Janet Bowman ROW ONE, Top: Barb H., Sande W., SuzieK., CindyV.D., Judy M., Pat J., Linda S., Judy O., Sandra C., Shirley C. Julie S., Bev S., Bev F. ROW TWO: Jolene B., Nancy E., Paulette M., Konnie P., Mary P., Annie W., Dorothy P. Barbara S., Sylvia W., Pat R., Anite P., Anne V, D. ROW THREE: Judy G., Connie H., Nancy H., Donna M. Sandra F., Jean W., Nancy M., Pat S., Janice S., Sheryl S., Barb Y., Judy L. ROW FOUR: Dianne J., Joan B. Karen W., Susan M., Barb L., Joan S., Sandy S., Janie S., Sheryl H., Mary B., Cathy F., Susan B. BOTTOM ROW Cabinet, Karen P., President, Karen N., Judy A., Marian S., Phyllis E., Janet B., Diane P. -f-'-' Q., H ,,,,,,M, .,,,,,,.,M,.!,.f 1 'fi...,,,...,...a. ln ,.,,.,.iu.5.AQa -. g,Q.,.i,,,m,,'f . Y-Teens Y-TEEN TALENT SHOW F . I L Sheppard's Angels Les Belles Tweetie Pie ROW ONE, Top: Joan T., Anne T., Elaine S., Debbie L., Jane M., Sandy O., Anne N., Margaret N. ROW TWO: .Tudy S., Cynthia L., Carol C., Doreen S., Susan C., Eileen M., Kathy R., ROW THREE: Judy T., Jeanne O., Mayrus K., Linda N., Laura G., Donna B., Cheryl T., Joannie J, ROW FOUR: Susan E., Judy B., Cathy P., Pat M., Pat B., Marjorie B., Connie W., Carol T. BOTTOM ROW: Carole K., Karen P., Nyle K., Judy H. Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO OFFICERS GRA LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Dalton, MaryMcCune, Chris Casey, Ann Sellergren, Sharon Chatterton, Paulette Mitchell, Susan Harshaw, Judy Sheets. ' Q1 53' Q. ...1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Milledge, Cindy Van Druff, Susan Kelker, President, Sandra Waggenerg Phyllis Nicholas, Pat Barnes, Sandra Swan. N. Heckerson S, Carlson M. J. Cox M. Clayton S. Slater K. Crowe D. Johnson S. Peterson S, Sanders A. Nease 4 J. Sanders 'E B. Swanson S. Hatfield B. Anderson Q Miss Judge, Sponsor S BOARD eated S, Hat field tanding S. Bell Newsletter Reporters P. F unkhouser K. White J. Lawson C. Fifield L. Baucom S, Fisher S. Barton S. Williams L. Norton S. Boyle C. Shepherd B. Lindgren J. .Tones D. Anderson E. Peterson , P. Barnes C' Flsher L. Coykendall Pg:BX?E1Ete J. Sawyer ' P. Smith B. Moorman W. Parmley M. Berggren L. Coy L. Bower C. Casey L. Allen J. Smith D15 Wvallgtereh V. Woods A Sul 1 st. st. Clair ' S. Mullen M. Younggr en GRA Strike? J , Thompson P. Nicholas J. Johnson J. Bergstrom S, Erickson S. Swan C. Wheeler B. Hultman Strike! J. Back C. Wookey S. Harshaw N. Evans S. Waggener J. Lindsey J. Ord J . Boelling B. Finley M. McCrary K, Mueller C, Harms A, Sellergren M, Alden K. Bengsten S, Chatterton ' J. Webb 4 ,Q A B. Bradley L, Ayres S. Bell M. McCune M, Olsen D. Fahlen B. Young C. Diehl M, Barnett L. Lehman C, Dalton J . Gillespie J. Sandell J. Behrens D, Pearson S. Johnson S, Dado R. Breese J. Sheets C. Psarrakou D. Sparr .T. .Tipsen B. Swanson D. Heuer C. Martin S. White Sponsor Miss Young R.O.M.E. The society, language, and culture of ancient Rome is recaptured through a branch of the National Jtuiior Classical League, The Romans of the Modern Erag Members are chosen from the Latinll students with Miss Young as sponsor of the club. The highlights are the Saturn- alia and the Roman Banquet. Latin students have benefited from Miss Young's travels in Italy and Greece and her study at the American Academy in Rome. Roman Banquet 1961 O FFICERS Sponsored by BOONE'S ANTIQUE SHOP Ralph Swanson Cupid Barbara Gilmore Venus Janice Sederberg Persephone Gary Brower Pluto Pat Savage Amphritite Steve Mannasmith Neptune J on Nazarene Saturn Susan Bell Harmony Randy Sungren Mars 4 King Saturn Io! Saturnalia ! Mark Bob Houghton Counsul Cindy Van Druff Counsul Cary Lantz Quaester Marjorie Bass Secretaria Judy Mainquist Censor Pat Barnes Aedile Venite, Servi! nl ann , eggs -lla... ig., ... ' Jlllmlillillllill Bnnumrg ,String EIIBQQII Srtmul Juumalism' It is a distinct honor to be a member of Quill and Scroll, an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Membership is reserved for those outstanding staffmembers who have demonstrated to the satisfaction of staff advisers that they merit the award through high scholarship, journalistic achievements, and service. Candidates are chosen from members of the Acorn staff and yearbook editors. New members installed this year were, Karen Nelson, Karen Pike, Janet Bowman and Ricky Bell. Standing Judy Anderson Karen Pike Janet Bowman Karen Nelson Seated Dorothy Alden Ricky Bell Mrs. Housman Students showing enthusiasm for scholarship, maintaining a B+ average, leadership ability, and good moral character are eligible for membership in National Honor Society. Candidates are submitted by members of the faculty, They are then elected by a council consisting of the superintendent or principal and teachers, Members are installed at an evening meeting held in the library the last week in May, at which time officers for the ensuing year are also elected. National Honor Initiation Chris Simpson Dale Llscher Linda Strachan HONOR society Y 7 3 S lg lj box' NAUONN- Nyle Killinger Beverly Swanson .lesters Jesters is a subordinate group of Thespians organized just this year. It was started by Mr. Adams to get more high school students interested in draniatics. They have put on several one-act plays and have sponsored several activities through the year, one big feature being the Masquerade Ball held in October. ROW ONE Denny Halvin Gary Biggs Danny McCrary, Anne Van Druff, Phyllis England, Elise Welsch, Chris Casey Ruth Milledge Carol Haas, Baibara F Swanson. ROW TWO: Richard Burik, Marvin Powles, Mark Sellei gren Sharon Cleaver Susan Erickson Pat Johnson, Sandra Carlson, Susan Bell, Joanna Tull. ROW THREE Hariy Fields Stanley Halvin Margaret Nayloi Judy Sheppard, Anita Peterson, Cynthia Lailin, Bill Larkin, Danny Funkhouser Barbara Moorman Pat Barr Martin Van Luven, Suzie and Bill Kneeling Stanley Halvin Mark Sellergren Jackie .Tones Standing Bill Larkin Marvin Powles Sharon Cleaver Greg Wolfe Joanna Tull Richard Burik Martin Van Luven Kathy Tebrinke Thespions Thespians is an honorary organization composed of people interested in speech and dramatics. To become a Thespian, one must do a good job in three plays or be a main character in one 3-act play. The group, sponsored by Mr. Adams, is the governing body of Jesters, a subordinate organization in speech and dramatics. Dave F ifielcl V. President Ruth Milledge Sec, -Tres. Danny McCrary President Marian Schenck, Mark Sellergren, Ruth Milledge, Danny McCrary, Raydean Almond, Mary Barnett, Denny Halvin, Cynthia Laflin, Terry Hall, Danny Funkhouser, Barbara F. Swanson, Mr. Adams, Margaret Naylor, Bill Larkin, Nancy Evans, Martin Van Luven. J A Christmas Carol Directed by Margaret Naylor The White Phantom Directed by Bill Larkin The Bishop's Candlestick Directed by Gregg Wolfe Speech Contest DEBATE SQUAD Danny McCrary, Mary .To Alden, Bill Larkin, Chris Simpson,Mary Pfieffer, Dave Fifielcl Mr, Adams Looking Over The Ratings. Speech Instructor Speech Contest Cynthia Lailin Barb Swanson Interpretive Prose Dramatic Declam . . Radio S peaking Chris Simpson Original Oratory Margaret Naylor Cindy VanDruff . R h M lled Extemporaneous Danny Mccrary Interpretive Prose ut 1 ge OratoricalDec1am Dramatic Declam V' 1555? . V, ? if . . 11152. Vlrx 5 ffgki' L '-'f Q Boys Help Post Ratings District Division Ratings Cindy VanDruff, Interpretive Prose I Cynthia Lailin, Interpretive Prose I Ruth Milledge, Interpretive Prose I Danny McCrary, Oratorical Declam I1 Barb Swanson, Dramatic Declam II Elise Welsch, Dramatic Declarn I Carol Fifield, Interpretive Poetry I Danny Funkhouser, Humorous Declam I Margaret Naylor, Extemporaneous I Mike Thomas, Public Address II Marty McCrary, Public Address I Dave Fifield, Public Address I Gregg Wolfe, Radio Speaking I Sponsored by MOORE ELECTRIC Dan Funkhouser All-School Ploy He's dead! He 's dead! Miles Miss Giddens Cynthia Laflin Margaret Naylor Danny McCrary Ruth Milledge THE INNOCENTSH ' 'The Innocents' ' is the story of a young governess. who assumes the guidance of two orphaned youngsters at an English country house in 1880, The children have been subjected to the influence of two seamy servants now dead, who reappear as ghosts, to haunt the children and the gOVC1'I16SS. There. . .there was someone watching me in the garden. Sponsored by Flora MARTIN 'S STUDIO AND CAMERA SI-IGP . Mrs. Grose Officers and Sponsor Seniors attending Prospective Teachers Day. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers 'of America movement grew out of the Horace Mann Centennial in 1937, when it was established by the assembly of the National Education Association. It is carried on as a cooperative project of the national, state, and local educational associations. The purpose of F.T.A. is to find those who have an aptitude for teaching, and to help these young people develop the qualities of leadership. The Red Oak Chapter of F,T,A, has twenty-five members, not all of whom are planning to teach, some plan to be speech therapists, principals, and guidance counselors. In order to be a member in good standing, one must accumulate points by a merit system. F.T.A. programs consist of speakers, panels, films, and social events in various areas of education. ROW ONE: Randy Barlow, Carol Thorne, Susan Bell, Konnie Peterson, Carol Krumme, Ruth Milledge, Barbara Swanson, Linda Strachan, Sylvia Watkins, Carol Popp, Beverly Anderson. ROW TWO: Keith Dobbs, Sheryl Triplett, ,Tudy Anderson, Susan Erickson, Sandra Carlson, Karen Pearson, Greg Wolfe, Nyle Killinger, Nancy Heckerson, DorothyPete1'son,IudyThompson, Donna Mullins, Mr. Halstead, Sponsor. Sponsored by BOB'S HAIR Sc BEAUTY SALON Mu Alpha Theta Ricky Bell .Terry Tuttle Martin Van Luven Ronnie Wilson Sylvia Watkins Anita Peterson Mary Barnett Margaret Naylor Dorothy Alden I im Maloy Dale Lischer Dave F ifield Mu Alpha Theta 1S a national mathematics society for Juniors and seniors who have had thi ee oi more years of math with a B avei age and have maintained a Boaverage in all other sub jects. The group sponsoi ed by Miss Klopping meets oncea month in the home of one of its membei s where guest speakers films, and various D1 ograms ielated to mathematics are presented. Dui ing the Christmas hol1days the membeishelda social houi foi charter members, who talked about This yeai a cartoon program was D1 esented foi elementaiy children in order to raise money for the Relaxing After a Meeting, Officers and Sponsor Jeriy Tuttle, Presidentg Ricky Bell Vice President Dale Lischer, Secretary-Treasui er Miss Klopping Sponsor. Hi-Y Mr. McKie, Sponsor Dale Lischer, President Secretary, Marvin Powles Treasurer, Kenny Wookey Sponsor, Mr. McKie President, Dale Lischer Vice-President, Ricky Bell , Chaplain, Jerry Tuttle Vice-President, Dave Warren March of Dimes Collection As Service Project Peterson by a Nose To create, maintain, and extend throughout school and community, high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the Hi-Y International. The Red Oak Hi-Y club this year has tried to live up to and carry out this purpose in its organization by hold- ing both the Thanksgiving and Christmas Convocations. The chapter got off to a good start this year under the capable guidance of Mr. McKie and officers attending a leadership training camp at Camp Foster, The program committee planned dances, parties, hayrides, initiation, and all-around fun. The year is also high-lighted by the Co-ed Conference held in the spring. ROW ONE: Dennis Stocksleger, Doug Carlson, Dennis Carlson, Gary Gammell, Marvin Powles, Dale Lindell, Danny Funkhouser, Dale Lischer, Larry Peterson. ROW TWO: Ricky Bell,Ierry Tuttle, Delaine Wright, Vinson Davidson, Dennis Wiley, Bill Artherholt, Martin Van Luven, Mr, McKie, .,,w.+ fr - 5 L ' LSQMIF ii 'er ' The Acorn ,5 ' -1 -- - sw , . mine, i 1, 'I 3' xg! Volume May NO. 9 Staff rv., f -,.. tvs- - mail . . ,a . ...rr r T Q-,.i Q - '-:: -' A A Y' an 'W e rl, fd. N an 'Q 3' a at at r it 2 , we L L' rt 3 W yr, we J as rf , sa . .. rams,'3s3iro.:r,.1r1- Y ,M V, ,. , at , M rim, ,W 3 Q me 4 Ye . f,,,g,l l K g .- if A Q f V Q15 3 K , ,, r 2 on yeei t D .1 ff r--r1 I if V' s ,f 1717 l Editor and Sponsor The Acorn Red Oak Community High School, Red Oak, lowa. Published monthly during the school year by the students of Red Oak .Com- munity High School, Red Oak, iowa. Printed by The Express Publishing Co, Subscription rate: .Sl by mail: IOC single. Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . .Helen Housman Editor-in-Chief. . . . .:, .T . . . . . Karen Nelson Front Page Editor. . . ,Judy Anderson Assistant, Bill'-Larkin Editorial Page Editorqg .'n, 4 .,-,Janet - Bowman Assistant. Judy Meirlqulst V Feature Page Editor. . . . . . .Karen Pike - Assistant. T Sheryl Hatfield Sports Page Editor. . . . . , . .Harry Fields Assistant, Nancy Evans Business Manager. . , . . . . . . . . .Jim Malloy Morgue Chief. . . . . . . . . .Carole Krumme Proofreader. .... . . . .Judy Ogden Typists . . . . . . . .N l K'll'n er y eJudLf Il-tiiff Cartoonlst. . . ............. Tom Wright A Reporters - Dorothy Alden, Pat Barns Marjorie Bass, Susan Bell, Keith Dobbs, Cathy Fisher, Nancy Heckerson. Julie lngmand, Mary McCune, Kay ,Mueller, Margaret Naylor, Steve Ogden, Dorothy Peterson, Steve Rldenour, Don Robbins, Mike Russell, Dennis SBPP. Judy Shep- pard Rosie Simpson Linda Strachan Mar rin.-Van Luven, Sandra Waggener, 'Sylvid Watlrl,ns,r,Karen White, Connie Wittwer, and V ,?l49S!f1?f759.hf'l r t , r i'i, i l,,, f The Acorn, under the direction of Mrs. Housman, records a chapter each month in the history of our school. The reporters, editors, typists, and proofreaders work together to print an accurate and interesting account of school events. In order to meet the expenses of the publi- cation, the Acorn has many fund raising projects. These include advertising, selling book covers, briefolios, candy, concessions, and having an occasional dance. Staff Oh, That Popcorn! Sponsored by RED OAK GREENHOUSES ii Co-Editors and Sponsor Ricky and Dorothy Mrs. Rodenberg The Pep Together We Stick, . Divided We're Stuck! Artist Mary Jo Sandra Selling a Pep Activities Editors Dorothy, Jeanne, Judy, Phyllis, and Barbara A A 4 ff- reri A. cfs M 0, .o, 0 Q' bfhdimnr J, 1 . if ik t i f if at f efv f' f 'w iv ,W 'wif ' M W W if 'ef QQ i fl F' xiff ,is to ,fix :W 1, f wifi ,, a tt efjffg , W , 5 -A A A Q-1,.,fw:L wages 1 A Q 4- f V 1 ff, LY.: Q v K :f ig M K ' ' 1+ ' if 4 . ' .OV f 2 . f , :'-v ' . . V tl ' , 7- , gitf i tg i in , Q9 , fl ,. A 9 ,. 1 ' t ' V sf M 21f -W , f If .2 y X A -- , , r,,. 5 Q , L .. ,, Signings Half the Fun!! Eating Watermellon At Rodenbergsk Class Page Editors Anne, Linda, Judy and Sylvia. Act1v1t1es Editors Anita, Judy Shirley Janet, Jon, and Dale, Athletics Editors Jerry, Danny, Pat, Bill, Dale, Ron, and Sandi, JFK nQK5vY.I IEW IHIIHJBQ Music Editors Anne and Carol t,.Mf-,,f,,..x...t1,ewwM Q gf Ai' 'Lt PW. 11- win Ynwugi FARM ER 5 Or - .- V I pf Top Row Mark Lundstedt Larry Shaw Earl Griffith J on Waltz Spencer Johnson Ray Pleak Don Davidson Kenny Wookey John Dalton Doug Lantz Center Dennis Hartstack Wayne Peterson Tom Williams Bob Bergantzel Gary Tye Bill Cooper Daryl Magnusen Bottom Row Gregg Bauer J im Click F Harry Kellenbarger i' ' ' Larry Heuer Marion Haas The Braymen-Red Oak chapter of FFA has 30 active members. One of the requirements for membership in the organization is conducting of a supervised farming program consisting of productive livestock and crops pro- jects, home farm improvement projects and supplementary farm practices. Activities carried on so far this year include: the acquiring of a Sears-Roebuck-FFA sheep ilock of Corrie- dales for Larry I-leuerg attendance at the National FFA Convention at Kansas City, Mo,g judging team participation in the livestock contest at the Crawford County Fair, Denison, where the second place trophy was won: dairy judging team at the Waterloo dairy cattle contest, where Kenneth Wookey and Larry Heuer won a silver emblem and top honors in the Jersey contest: members showed livestock at Montgomery County F airy participated at district FFA beef heifer show at Atlanticg sold National Hog Farmer magazine to local hog producers: sponsored sleigh ride and Greenland initiation for membersg corn yield test plats, Activities presently planned include participation in the southwest Iowa district FFA contests at Harlan, March 105 buying a SPF gilt, and plans for the state FFA convention to be held at Waterloo, April 12 and 13. Red Oak's entries in the district contests include freshman creed speaking, Bill Cooperg extemporaneous speaking, Greg Bauerg secretary book, Larry Heuerg parliamentary procedure team members still to be decided. President Kenny Wookey Vice-President Don Davidson Secretary Larry Heuer Treasurer J on Waltz Reporter Earl Griffith Sentinel Mr. Braymen Richard Culver Sponsored by Sponsor JEssEN's CLOTHING Mr- Bfaymen 5 i i9a5fJ5lWESK2f 'gm H a-ra. I . - - LQ, C n 7 Market Toppe1 s A Before f In ar 'V af rn, fs ' w j dx Q K N Q K State Fan or Bust V7 I n NV 'nf' ' 5 i f xg: 4 1:- Blankets on the Hoof -K' - Nine a-- . . , Good .. 1 ' Reasons After Chores Don't Fence Me In F utux e in the Making Porker Pals Drummer Chris ,K 1 Sweetheart Queen Cathy P S arrakou Z King Vince Davidson C1 an-Lf 9 ...fy , ,-,, ,wb R , f 3 fi ,Wil if N' i Denny Wiley, Ronnie Jones, Bob Houghton, Don Davidson, Randy Sungren, Ricky Bell, King Vince Davidson, Queen Cathy Psarrakou, Cathy Dalton, Pat Rolf, Judy Jipsen, Cindy Van Druff, Barb Cook. Ahh, at Last!!,' Aim Congr atulations, Cathy!! H Music F X r w N 65 .- ,J ,.'I- 1- ' lllll llllll llllllll ll ll 0111! lllllllllllll llll llllllll llllllllllll IIW llllllllll lllllllllllX Red Ook Concert Drum Major FLUTES Carol Popp Janice Sederberg Nancy Wright Konnie Peterson Pat Savage Susan Ploghoft Laura Greenlee OBOES Mary Io Alden Kristine Lindahl BASSOON Judy Anderson ALTO CLARINET Carroll Danbom Cathy Dalton BASS CLARLNET Michelee Olsen Barbara Hultman BARITONE SAXOPHONE Linda Strachan CLARINETS Karen Pearson Beverly Swanson Becky Fuller Marjorie Bass Carole Krumme Connie Witwer Judy Mainquist Kay Mueller Mayrus Kelley Linda Westenberg Debbie Lynam Eileen McCrory Shari Sanders Connie Ploghoft Susan Carlson Peter Will ALTO SAXOPHONE Ioanie Johnson Nyle Killinger Barbara Moorman Susan Bell Cathy Mallott TENOR SAXOPHONE Ray Pleak Connie Olinger CORNETS Larry Marcusson Joan Sanders Benny Whipple Barbara Miller Marty McCrary Kanna Almond Cathy Shepherd Larry Bennett Danny Afdahl HORNS Barbara Gilmore Sharyl Stevens Jim Lewis Jon Moore Duane Abbey TROMBONES Dave Warren Linda Allen Nancy Miller BARITONES Karen Pike BASSES De Lane Wright Dick Brown Mike Russell DRUMS Chris Simpson Mary Barnet Ronnie Corbin Raydean Almond Terry Conner Mike Moore Cathy Ruge Dale Myers BAND SECRETARY Sandy Slater MARCHING BANDSMAN Peggy McKee Steve Mannasmith Ronnie Watt Steve Jentoft Sponsored by COLE'S JEWELRY STORE And Marching Bond This year the ROCI-IS band sported new uniforms. These hard earned uniforms added much color and sparkle to the band. During the marching season, the spotlight was focused onthe Dancing Majorettes led by Judy Sheppard who had won national honors during the summer. Besides performing at the half at all home football games, the band had the honor of performing at Dana College in Blair, Nebraska. The end of marching season was celebrated by the annual Military Ball at which Dave Warren and J oanie Johnson reigned as King and Queen. The concert season was full of much hard work. Under the capable direction of Richard Simpson, the band presented a Christmas Concert and a Winter Concert, followed by preparation for state music contests at which the band carried away its share of l ratings. STANDING: Marilyn Clayton, Laura Hayes, Donna Wiley, Janette King, Barbara Hultman, Betty Smith, Sharon Platt, Penny Elwood. KNEELING: Barbara Swanson, Linda Coykendall, Jane Sawyer, Karen White, Sandra Slater, Mary Berggren, Cathy Fisher, Shirley Nicholas. CENTER FRONT: Judy Sheppard. ..a?l235?i' Miagfwhelfff :I -'TW' ' --'smiiffiv' Tl ,HSN ,, NS- WNY? i iieilf : f'fE!'E:2-Y,- 1-15?Q?f? 'f?Wft?liiEliEif5E.l?.if..' i-'S?'5if2f'53i ' 5 ' : i ' F ' U ' ' 5 Solos and Ensembles Sandy Slater Secr etary Woodwind Soloists Brass Soloists Accompanists Sax Ensembles Drum Ensembles Brass Ensembles Woodwifld Ensembles Clarinet Ensembles Military Boll Carroll Danbom, Ion Moore, Chris Simpson, King Dave Warren, Queen Joanie Johnson, King and Queen Dancing. Beverly Swanson, Mary Barnett, Carol Popp. Crowning of the Queen Presentation of Plaque Enchantment in ?' The Simpson 's Dancing Q-5. ,. Refreshments One-Two-Cha Cha Cha Vocol Music Mixed Duet Bass Solos I MIXED CHORUS--ROW ONE: ,Tim Vanderholm, Marv Hultman, ,Toe Fields, Jerry Lewis, Phil Anderson, Dick Foes, Gene Jones. ROWl TWO: Stevie Lloyd, Lowell White, Bill Cooper, Darius Boone, Tom Smith, Don Hum1'nell,Ronnie,lones, ROW THREE: ChrisCasey, Phyllis 4 England, Janet Miner, Mayrus Kelley, Sandra Swan, Dorothy Alden, Barbara Miller, Paulette Mitchell. ROW FOUR: Barbara Swanson, Marian Schenck, Cathy Shepherd, Sylvia Watkins, Cathy Psarrakou, .Tudy Back, Cathy Tebrinke, Suzie Kelker. ROW ONE: S. Barton, P, Barnes, C. Powles, I. Beddall, L. Lilly, K. Lindam, J, Webb, S. Erickson, E, McCrory, J. Heuer, S, Waggoner, C. Charles, P. Barr. ROW TWO: J. Lawson, L. Lehman, A. Hunt, P, E1wood,S, Peterson, M, Clayton, P. Smith, L. Norton, C. Hagle, D. Berlin, L, Levine, B, Finley, P. Bradley. ROW THREE: D. F reshour, S. Kennedy, D. Walker,V. Woods, L. Coy, N. Miller, R. Simpson, K. Crowe, J. Bredberg, P, Honeyman, C. White, J. Turner. ROM FOUR: B. Hultman, M. Bass, N. McMil1in, J. Sanders, J. Bergsten, J, Sandellf P. Smith, L. Bower, M. Rold, L. Wykoff, B. Cook, C. Fisher, J. Smith. , .,,,, 5 A C . y y. K-1,4 ROW ONE: Denny Wiley, Bill Artherholt, Jon Nazarene, Ray Taylor, Curt Lantz, Don Robbins, Doug Pratt, Chris Simpson, Tommy Jarett. ROW TWO: DeLane Wright, Charles Richards, Bob Lovejoy, John Braden, Fred Honeyman, Richard Baldwin, Mike Thomas, Russell Johnson, Greg Bauer, Dean Rolofson. N P 1 ROW THREE: Nyle Killenger, Anita Peterson, Judy Huff, Nancy Evans, Sharon Cleaver, Cindy Van Druff, Jolene Bergstrom, Carol Fifield, Shirley Campbell, Connie Olinger, Ann Sellergren, J oAlice Rold. ROW FOUR: Connie Ayers, Anne Van Druff, Barb Gilmore, Linda Minard, Cynthia Lailin, Judy Sheppard, Donna Mullens, Judy Mainquist, Carol Thorne, Linda Strachan, Jane Moore, Becky Fuller. ROW ONE: M. Younggren, F, Demery, D, Wittwer, B. Click, D, Sowers, C. White, J, Baker, L. Ayers, S. Johnson, D. Pearson, S. Carlson. ROW TWO: D. Wiley, J. Bierbaum, M. Pfeiffer, C, McKay, C, Carmicheal, D, Grinstead, C. Wheeler, A. Dunfee, W. Parmley, A, Bergren. ROW THREE: L. Bullington, J. Wilson, C. Mitchell, P. Johnson, J, lngrnand, L. Westenberg, L, Green, A, Tornholm, L. Coykendall, C. Magnuson, J. McCall. ROW FOUR: K. White, S. Slater, S, St. Clair, C. Clauson, S. Platt, J, Larson, B, Johnson, P. Funkhouser, C. Harms, S. Boyle. Vocoi Music Mixed Chorus Mixed Duet Girls' Glee Club sl. Baritone Solos Small Group Entries Tenor and Alto Solos Soprano I Girls' Sexter B Soprano I Solos Madrigal Soprano Il Solos Mixed Double Quartet Sponsored by GENE'S LANES The Peppermint Twist Q X Say Cheese! ..Gee, thanksp. Twisting Experts 'H Alias Santa Prince Danny and Sandrella London Bridge The Pause That Refreshes. . . Everyone's Doing It! Oh, my aching ------ ! FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Cathy Psarrakou Exchange Student from , Athens, , Greece ? Q Ricky Bell Red Oak to Rome on a Scholarship. is if Dfxjig Exchange Student Dancing a Delight h W 1 O te ord ver Finland C athy D alton KU' ,, .t M155 March of Dimes Spanish Beauties by Spanish Class. A Faint Resemblance my W i wi The Line Up. 3 X Q ,S r A X A bfi , t A Z't if f-V M, A Nighty Night! A Sponsored by SAWYER'S BEAUTY SHOP f ' n MOST ATHLETIC Mike and Sande BEST DRESSED Kenny and .Toannie iii :T '1 - Seni or Who's Who BEST FIGURE-PHYSIQUE Bob and Jolene BEST ALL-AROUND Linda and Ricky BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Mary and Charlie Sponsored by STARDOM ROLLER RINK BOB 'S HAIR BEAUTY SALON APPLIANCES Laflin Electric Moore Electric BEAUTY SHOPS Bob 's Hair Sawyer 's Beauty Shop CLEANERS Bon-Ton Cleaners Finest Cleaners CLOTHING The Crest Connors Incorporated Jessen 's Clothing DRUG STORES McKenzie 's Drug Store Newquist Ideal Pharmacy Red Cross Drug Store HARDWARE Gambles Thompson-Bergren Hardware Co. Western Auto Le Rette 's Hardware COLES JEWELRY STORE We would like to thank all the mei chants for their contributions that help greatly toward the editron of this 1962 PEP BOONE 'S ANTIQUES INSURANCE C. O. 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Hawkeye Lumber MACHINES I 85 H Motors Unity Welding and Supply PAINT STORES Lagergren 's Paint Store Van 's Paint Shop PLUMBING AND HEATING Larson 's Plumbing and Heating Roger 's Plumbing 85 Heating RESTAURANTS Dairy Queen Wester1und's Hanson 's Cafe Moore's Donut Shop A Sc W Root Beer MCKENZIE 'S DRUG STORE ' ' 1 iiii'i . . , ,M+lp4m. ,Ifr f S A I S A I , ilrr Q I. i ' A fl A I Wi3'f'i gf-9' MM :ji M V 1 f - A X I Wig , -Z M- g':r.1.r4w W J ,A ' ' 'K I r,.. 15 SES Xmi ffi ' mv: .. 5 ,ai'5- fish. . -if .1 MOORE ELECTRIC OTHER BUSINESS FRIENDS Boone 's Antiques Bowman Construction Culligan Soft Water Dannen Mill Fifield Furniture Gene's Lanes Grand and Drive-In Theater Houghton State Bank Hy-Klas Food Store Martin and Sons Martin Studio and Camera Shop Nelson 's Funeral Chapel Pratt Construction Company Red Oak Greenhouses Red Oak Printing Company Securities Acceptance Corporation Swanson 's Deep Freeze The Thomas D. Murphy Company SWANSON'S DEEP FREEZE WHEN. ,,.- f- mf gf ,f C fm. 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