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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1965 volume:

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'-:-:-:-:-: . -:E:SIEIEESEgg.:.'.:.2-:-:-:-:-Znz.:nz-:n:a:a:a:a:a'.:-:n:o:n:u:a:u:n:u:n. l 'c's'o'a :n:l:l l:l:l:l:l . -E -: 25152525359 ?552:2:I:2: FFWTP? if Q Elf 1 1 im 'E gpijllh ROBERT M, TORRENCE Bnrliwiinn The hum of the lathes and the sawdust laden air are part of the familiar atmosphere in which we find Mr . Torrence directing young minds and hands in the construction of chair s, tables, bookcases, footstools, and what-have-you ---these to be proudly presented to Mom for Christmas. Not only do we find Mr. Torrence's efficiency in the teaching of industrial arts but it comes into play in the summer when he works in the capacity of building and ground supervisor. It is then that he directs the face-lifting of classrooms for fall classes. What does he do in his spar e- time? Having previously been coach, he is called upon to referee out-of-town football and basketball games. For a num- ber of years he coached and sponsored the high school golf team. Mr, Torrence came to Red Oak in 1942 as P.E. instructor. He taught math fr om 1943-1946, when industrial arts was added to his teaching chores. Mechanical drawing entered the picture at a later date and occupied part of his time until 1960. He is a graduate of Iowa State Teacher's College and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from that institution. He is a member of Bethlehem Luth- eran Church of Red Oak. We are pleased to dedicate the 1965 PEP to Mr. Torrenceandto. Let's get it over with, The complete golfer ....and watch your fingers. Primed for the days activities. Laughing all the way to the bank? . . Mr. Eugene Hamilton Even before students have enter ed biology class, they become aware that the figure moving about the halls wearinga frock coat, will some day be their biology teacher. He is, of course, Mr.Hamilton, who came to us as football and basketball coach in 1944, He served as assistant coach from 1946-1948, in addition to being P.E. instructor. In 1948, Mr. Hamilton resigned to take a position as salesman. Though successful in this field, teaching proved to be too much of a lure to him and he returned to us in 1953. He taught general science and bookkeeping. At present biology takes up all of his time, In his spare moments, he co-sponsors the Junior Class. We find him the central figure in the concession booth at every home football game. His is a rigorous and demanding job. It takes hours of planning, scheming, and prod- ding to secure funds for an elaborate Junior-Senior each year. Mr. Hamilton has escorted future biologists and geologists on three biology trips, which have taken them to Yellowstone Park, the Gr and Tetons, and the Grand Canyon. He is a graduate of Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa, from which he holds a Bachelor of Science degree. He has done graduate work at Iowa State University on a science scholariship granted him two years ago. Mr. Hamilton is a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Red Oak. Perlinaiinn And just about the time EUGENE HAMILTON ifiintly How long is a half-century .... from high-button shoes, model-TFords, one-room schools, grapho- phones, muddy dirt streets to Dior creations, streamlined limousines, jet planes, super highways, TV, and the Space Age. A half-century ago, the first Pep was edited within the walls of the present Junior High School. The building had been an elegant structure in its day--erected in 1898 at a cost of 317, 000, it covered an area of 75 feet by 78 feet. But with progress comes inevitable changes. As the city of Red Oak expanded and the population grew, the enrollment increased. The high school building with its bulging walls relinquished its status to the present high school. Now its walls are feeling the strain of a greater enrollment as a result of re- r organization. We trust that soon a sparkling new structure will set the stage for an exciting half- century in the offing. The history of the Pep parallels 50 years of change and progress in our high school and the sur- rounding community. PAGES FROM THE 1915 PEP . Old High School Built at a Cost of S17, OOO, Present Building Cost, 35115, 000. W -..,..... 4 First Girls' Physical Training Class The Manual Training Class Numbered 39. n nib 12 rs ar Q Just as om' speech department earns its share of 1 ratings, so the Red Oak speech students were V tops in this field 50 years ago. Public Speaking work was a special feature of high school activities in those days. Of the 235 pupils enrolled in high school, '70 of them participated in this activity. They were said to have surpassed those of most high schools in Iowa. Functions in this event were well at- tended and competition with other schools in this vicinity was keen. A band had not yet been organized- -the Glee Club made up the music activities. They furnished the entertainment preceding the debates and declamations. ln the sports field, football, basketball, and baseball prevailed. The girls' team remained unde- feated: the boys' lost only two games. The football team won all but two of their games. Track, tennis, cross- country, and golf were added to the sports activities in recent years. It has been a most interesting half-century and a peek into the crystal ball indicates that the next 50 years will be even more exciting! At left: Essie Conn fMrs. Ennis Holmesy sub- mitted the winning entry when a contest was held to give the yearbook a title. Her entry, The Pep , was judged the best. And so The Pep got its name. CLASS OF 1915 She Named The Pep. 1 The First Pep Staff. gr 1.,.ng,,i ,gil W iw. i E si N S , fsrlminisiraiinn Class of 1965: Sincere congratulations to you who will soon be graduates of the Red Oak Community High School. Let me take this opportunity to urge you never to stop learning but always keep your sights continually upward. We hope that you have learned how to accept responsibility and that you have learned how to get along with others. Do not lose sight of initiative, ingenuity, and self-reliance. These are basic to our freedoms and life in our democracy. The world owes us nothing. We must earn our rightful place. God bless you! R, W. Fisher, Superintendent RANSOM W. FISHER, SUPERINTENDENT Leonore Ostrorn, Secretary to Superintendent The Board of Education is composed of five members felected by the peoplej, a secretary and a treasurer. Under the jurisdiction of the board are curricular offerings, school facilities, properties, build- ing, and finances ofthe elementary, junior high, and senior high schools. For their services to the citizens of our community and to the students of our school system, we express deep appreciation. Paul Dutton, Sec'y. Scott Killinger, Alvin D. Hays fsrlminisiraiinn Building a firm foundation for our education depends agreat deal on the efforts of our administrators. We are fortunate in having for our principal one who believes in and aids in the fulfillment of our private hopes and dreams. We, being the young who will decide the future, need the experience, the knowledge, the guiding hand of one so interested in our welfare as Mr. Tock. WILLIAM A. TOCK, PRINCIPAL Ransom W. Fisher Aage Anderson, Pres., Thomas T. Garder, Dr. John Odell Mrs. Norma Schultz, Secretary to Principal EDUCATION I-l. Deemer Houghton, Treas. P' 4 .ilu emnrzam MIKE GUSTAFSON To those who knew him well, Mike Gustafson was a warm and generous friend. To his family he was an under- standing son, brother, and all around good companion. To his pastor he was a thoughtful, serious, young member of the Presbyterian Church. To his fellow students he was a shy, slim boy with a friendly smile. Mike had two favorite hobbies, traveling and building models of planes and ships that were involved in service during World War II and the Korean Conflict. He did research on these planes and boats, compiling their entire histories. He enjoyed traveling and had traveled in eighteen of our states and Canada. He especially loved the mountains, and would climb up into the rocky heights and take extensive hikes. He enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere of nature. Whether we knew him well, or only slightly, we will miss this sixteen year-old boy and keep his memory warm, and be glad we knew him even for so short a time. .g. . l 0.0.0. . .. . . .Oo ... . .- Q- 3 .-. J... 2. - . -J... -tn .. - 1 . .- - f - . . . . nf,- . .- . .. . -.- . . . - :.'.'. 1 0 . . 5 - . . . .3 '. 3. . . . U. 0 -.g. . . ., . . .. . . . - . . .' ' . . . . - .-0... 7 zuzulig The soundness of a building is determined by the firmness of its foundation. So the caliber of a high school education helps determine the quality of tomorrow's citizens. We boast of a staff of ef- ficient teachers who spend many hours planning, preparing, and presenting study material, the building blocks of this foundation. To them we are grateful. MARTORIE BELFRA GE RUSSELL BENDA LYNN ADAMS English II Speech 1, II Thespians Jesters JAY W. COX Guidance Counselor Psychology GAYLE ANN GRUBER Girls' PE GRA Art General Science Earth Science Head Football Coach Assist. Track Coach WARREN J, BRAYMEN Economics Vocational Agriculture FFA KENNETH HUMPHREY Senior Math Plane Geometry Ass't Coach FTA MRS. HE LEN HOU SMAN English Ill JOSEPH NEALON American History Acorn EUGENE N. HAMILTON Biology Junior Class Sponsor Science Club BARBARA GREENE Home Economics Junior Class Sponsor RICHARD MORRISON Boys' PE GLENAZA KIQOPPING Athletic Director Dams Head Track Coach Advanced Algebra Mu Alpha Theta Y-T eens R. CLARK MC KIE Algebra I NORMAN NELSON i H Q-4-4 Industrial Arts 5' Personal Typing Ma ' l X Mechanical Drawing A: L-Xa v 'Q lf, . RA H9 .6 X651 General Math -T . '-3 .,,. I I5 N 44,3- 7 arnlig ROBERT NELSON Vocal Music MRS. JANET OLENIUS English I, Ill Sponsor Freshman Class Library WALTER STANTON Commercial Head Coach, Basketball MRS . IEANNETTE PIERSON English I MRS. MARGARET SWANSON English 11, IV MRS, LEONA RODENBERG Librarian Pep Cross Country Baseball KATHRYN SULLIVAN Commercial Pep Club I2 KENNETH SAND Social Studies l S RICHARD H. SIMPSON Instrumental Music ROBERT OTTO Science Algebra Freshman Class Sponsor ROGER RUDOLPH Chemistry Physics J ETS JAN Pl-IILBY World History Physiology Assist. Football Coach GARY SWANEY English IV ROBERT M, TORRENCE Industrial Arts Bldg. Maintenance Supervisor MARIE YOUNG Latin l, II, III ROME Qlnuks Qlmsinrlians ' us Private Mrs. Marie Clausen, Mrs. Iva Bishop, head cook, Mrs. Margaret Ross, Mrs. Mae Freeman, Mrs. Gladys Butler, Mrs. Frieda Howrey. CUSTODIANS SEATED: Mrs. Catherine Derby, Charles Ashbaugh, Floyd Derby. Sponsored by RED OAK WHOLESALE FRUIT COOKS The largest restaurant in Montgomery County is located in the high school's old gym. The six cooks of this enterprise serve, in one meal, more people than the combined restaurants of Red Oak serve in a day. Five to six hundred students congregate five times each week to give these cooks more than a small task in preparing a nourishing and balanced meal. STUDENT ASSISTANTS Should you by chance, happen to be on the school grounds after the day's activities have ceased, you would more than likely come upon the custodians of our school. These are the people to whom we owe thanks for picking up after us and putting up with our un- tidiness. 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LINDA ALLEN: Acorn 2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: 'GRA 1.2.3, 4: PEP 3,4: ROME 2,3,4: Science Club 3,45 Thespians 4. KAYANNA ALMOND: Band 1,2,3,4: FTA 1,2,3,4: GRA 2,3,4: PEP 4: ROME 4: Girls' Track 2,3,4: Vocal Music 4. DIANE ANDERSON: GRA 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1: ROME 2: Y-Teens 2, 3. PHIL ANDERSON: Baseball 3,4: Basketball 3,45 Foot- ball 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals 1, 2: Tennis 45 Track 1, 2,3, 4: Vocal Music 1,2, 3,4. DON ATKINSON: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1: Track 1, 2, 3. ROBERT BALDWIN: Football Mgr. 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 ROME 25 Science Club 1, 2: Student Council 3,4: Tennis 1, 2, 3,4: Thespians 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2,3,45 Class President 3,4. LINDA BAUCOM: GRA 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Girls' Track 2, 35 Student Librarian 2, 3. GREG BAUER: FFA 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: PEP 45 Vocal Music 1,2,3. BOB BEESON: 'Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Football 1, 2, 3,4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 PEP 4: Track 1, 2, 3,4. ARLENE BERGREN: Pep Club 1, 2: Vocal Music I. TWILA BERGREN: JOAN BERGSTEN: GRA 1,2,3,4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,4: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4: Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4: ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4. DONNA BERLIN: Band 2: FNA 3,4: GRA 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: PEP 45 Vocal Music 1: Y-Teens I,2,3,4. JULIE BIERBAUM: FNA 3,4: GRA 3,4: Pep Club I,2,3, 4: Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 2,3,4. , MARLIN BILLS: Football 1: Intramurals 2,3,4: Tennis 1. STEVE BITTERMAN: Football 1,2: Tennis 1,2: Track - 3. LINDA BOWER: GRA 1,2, 3, President 4: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4: Vocal Music 1,3,4: Y-Teens 1,4. SHERRY BOYLE: Golf 3,4: GRA 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4: PEP 4: Vocal Music 1, 3,4. JOHN BRADEN: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: ROME 2: Tennis 1,2,3,4: Vocal Music 1,2. PAMELA BRADLEY: GRA 2,3,4. DENNIS BRAYMEN: Baseball 2,45 Basketball 15 Intra- murals 1, 2,3,4: Track 1: Vocal Music 1. RICHARD BROWN: Band 1, 2, 3,4: Football 25 Intra- murals 1,3,4: Track 1, 2, SUSAN CARLSON: Band 1,2,3,45 GRA I,2,3,4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,4: ROME 2: Science Club 25 Y-Teens 1,2 3,4. CAROL CARPENTER: Band 1: Pep Club 1,4: Science Club 1: Vocal Music 1. SUE CARY: GRA 1,2,3,4: Pep Club l,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2, 3,4. CHRISTINE CASEY: GRA 1,2,s,4: Pep Club 2,s: ROME 2,35 Science Club 2,3: Vocal Music 1,2,3.4. CONNIE CHARLES: FTA 45 GRA I,2,3,4: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4: ROME 2,4. CARLENE CLAUSON: Band l,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3, PEP 4: Vocal Music 1. MARILYN CLAYTON: Band 45 GRA 45 Vocal Music 1: Library 1. SHARON CLEAVER: BARBARA CLICK: Pep Club l,2,4: Vocal Music 1. JIM CLICK: Football 1: FFA 1,2,3,4: Vocal Music I, 2. TERRY CONNER: Band 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2: Track 1, 2. JOE CONRAD: Football 1,2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. BILL COOPER: Football 1,2: FFA 1,2,3,4: HI-Y 3,-4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA COY: FNA 2,3,4: GRA I,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2, 3: Girls' Track 2,3: Vocal Music 1. JUDITH CROUSE: Pep Club 1: Vocal Music 1,3,4. STEVE DALTON: Baseball 1,2, 3,4: Basketball 1,2,3, 4: Football 1.2,3,45 Golf 3,4: PEP 4. RANDY DEDRICKSON: Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,4. STEVE DORAN: PENNY ELWOOD: Acorn 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3: PEP 4: ROME 2: Vocal Music 1,3. SCOTT ERICKSON: Football 1,2, 35 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. RICHARD FARRINGTON: Football 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4: Track 1. SANDRA FERGUSON: Pep Club 1: Y-Teens 1,2. JOE FIELDS: Football 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music 1. CAROL FIFIELD: GRA 1,2,3,4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,4: National Honor 3,4: Pep Club 4: PEP 4: ROME Consul 2, 3: Student Council 2, Secretary 4: Thespians 3,4: Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3,4: Exchange student to Chile 4. JACK FIGLEY: Football 1,2, 3,4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4: Track 1, 2. EVERETT FLEAGLE: Track Mgr. Carson 3. PAMELA FUNKHOUSER: Golf 2: GRA 1, 2,4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4: Student Council 1: Y-Teens 3,4: Homecoming Queen 4. JEFF GILLISPIE: Baseball 1: Football 1,2: Intramurals 3,4: Track 1,2,3,4. LAURA GREENLEE: Band 1,2,,4: Golf 2,3,4: GRA 2, 3,45 ROME 2: Science Club 2,3,4: Y-Teens I. JUDY GUTSCHENRITTER: Pep Club 4. TIM HALL: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4: Track 1,2,3,4. DENNIS HAMMER: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Basketball 1,2, 3,4: Football 1: Intramurals 1: Track 2,3,4. DUANE HARDEE:. MICHAEL HARDICK: Vocal Music 1, 2,3,4. eninr Qsriiitiiies CONNIE HARMS: Acorn 45 GRA 1,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Cheerleader3, 45 ROME 1,25 Vocal Music 1,35 Y-Teens 1,2, Cabinet 3,4. DENNIS HARTSTACK: FFA 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,4. JOAN HELM: GRA 15 Pep Club 35 ROME 2,3,45 Science Club 2. FRED HONEYMAN: Hi-Y 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 ROME 2,35 Thespians 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2,3,4. PEG HONEYMAN: National Honor 3,45 Pep Club15 ROME 2,35 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3, 45 PEP 4. KARIN HUNT: Band 25 FTA 2,3,45 GRA 45 Pep Club 45 Girls' Track 2, 3,4. JULIE INGMAND: Acorn 2,3,45 National Honor 3, 45 Quill gc Scroll 45 ROME 2,35 Science Club 25 Vocal Music 1,35 Y-Teens 2,3,4. EVELYN JACKSON: FNA 3,4: GRA 15 PEP 45 ROME 2. TOM JARRETT: Football 1,25 Vocal Music 1,2,3, 4. STEVE JENTOFT: Band 1: Intramurals 2, 3,45 ROME 25 Tennis 35 Track 2. BARBARA JOHNSON: Band 25 FTA 2,3,45 ROME 1, 2,35 Vocal Music 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. DIANE JOHNSON: GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3, Pres. 45 ROME 1,25 Vocal Music 25 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4 PATRICIA JOHNSON: Pep Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1, 2. RICHARD JONES: Intrarnurals 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Cross Country 3,4. RONNIE JONES: Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,2. TERRY KAMMERER: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Trackl, 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1, 25 Cross Country 3,4. MAYRUS KELLEY: Band 1,2,3,45 GRA 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4. SHIRLEY KENNEDY: Pep Club 45 Vocal Music 1, 25 Y-Teens 2. CURTIS LANTZ.: Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council President 45 Track 3,45 Vocal Music 1. JANE LANTZ: Pep Club 1,2,3,45 PEP 45 ROME 25 Science Club 3,45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 35 Y-Teens 1,45 Class President 2. JUDITH LARSON: FNA 1,2,35 Golf 2,3,45 PEP 45 Vocal Music 1, 2. JEANNE LAWSON: GRA 1,2,8,45 Vocal Music 1,2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, LOIS LEVINE: GRA 3,4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 National Honor 3,45 ROME 25 Science Club 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 1. STEVE LLOYD: Football 1, 35 Intramurals 1, 2: Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Student Council 15 Track 35 Vocal Music 1. LINDA LONN: GRA 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 PEP 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,4. BOB LOVEJOY: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1. 2. 3. 4. MARK LUNDSTEDT: FFA 1,25 Intramurals 25 Vocal Music 1, 2,3,45 Cross Country 4. CAROLYN MAGNUSON: Vocal Music 1, 2,3,45 Y- Teens 2, 3. CHERYL MARSDEN: Pep Club 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4, CHARLES MC CORMICK: Football Mgr. 35 Intra- murals 2,3,45 ROME 25 Track Mgr. 2,3. EILEEN MC CRORY: Band 1, 2, 3,45 FTA 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 PEP 45 ROME 35 Science Club 45 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4. CONNIE MC KAY: Pep Club 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3. NANCY MC MILLIN: PEP 45 Vocal Music 1, 35 Student Librarian 1, 2, 3,4. ROBERT MC MILLIN: Football 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 PEP 45 Track Mgr. 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 2,3,4. GARY MELLOTT: Intramurals 3. NANCY MILLER: Band 1,2,3,45 FNA 1,2: GRA 3,4: PEP 45 Vocal Music 1, 2,3,4. KENNETH MIRTS: FFA 35 Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1. MIKE MOORE: Band 1,2,3,4. KAY MUELLER: Acorn 1, 2,3, Editor 45 GRA 1, 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 2,3,45 ROME 2,3, 45 PEP 45 Y-Teens 3,4. DALE MYERS: Band 1,2,3,4. LINDA NORTON: Band 2,3,45 GRA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 1. CONNIE OLINGER5 Acorn 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 FTA 3, 45 GRA 3,45 ROME 2,3: Tennis 35 Girls' Track 35 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Jesters 4. WINONA PARMLEY: GRA 1,25 Vocal Music 1,2. DON PEARCE: Intramurals 2,3,45 Track 2. SHARON PETERSON: Band 2,3,4: GRA 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Vocal Music 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3, Pres. 4. WAYNE PETERSON: FFA 1,2,3,4. CONNIE PEOGHOFT: Band 1,2,3,45 GRA 1,2,3,4: PEP 45 Tennis 2, 3,4. JON RASMUSSON: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2. CHARLES RICHARDS: Acorn 2,3,45 FTA 35 ROME 1, 2,35 Vocal Music 1, 2,3,45 Jesters 4. BRUCE RIDOUT: Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2. MARY ROLD: GRA 1,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,2,3,4. - eninr Qttiihiiies DEAN ROLOFSON: Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Football 1,35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Track 25 Vocal Music 1,2,3,4. KIRK ROTH: Basketball 1, 25 Football 1,25 Golf 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 25 Vocal Music 2, 3, 4. MIKE RUSSELL: Band 1,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 ROME 2: Science Club 2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,2: PEP Co-Editor 4. JOHN SCHANTZ: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 3, 4. JIM SCHERBRING: Acorn 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 PEP 4. ANN SELLERGREN: Golf 2,3,45 GRA 1,2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 ROME 25 Student Council 2,35 Vocal Music 1,25 Y-Teens 2, Cabinet 3,4. PAMELA SIMMONS: ROSEMARY SIMPSON: Acorn 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 GRA 1, 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 3,4. MARIE SMITH: Girls' Track 3,4. MARILYN SMITH: GRA 1. POLLY SMITH: GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 PEP 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 1. LINDA SOWERS: Band 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Vocal Music 1. RICHARD STILLEY: Acorn 45 Basketball 1,25 Football 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals 35 PEP 45 Student Council 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Class Pres. 1. MARILYN STOLDORF: Pep Club Essex 1. NONIE STRAWN: Pep Club 1, 25 PEP Co-Editor 45Quill SL Scroll 45 Thespians 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3,45 Y- Teens 2, 3. MARY SWIFT: Band 2. IANE TILLMAN: FNA 2,3,45 GRA 1: Y-Teens 2,3,4. JOLENE TURNER: GRA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1: PEP 15 ROME 25 Vocal Music 1,3,45 Y-Teens 3,4. GARY TYE: FFA 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 4. MARIE VANNAUSDLE: Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teens 4. STEVE WAAGE: Basketball 1, 25 Football 1.2, 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2. DOROTHY WALKER: Vocal Music 1, 2, 3,4. JANE WEBB: GRA 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music 1,3,45 Y- Teens 2, 3, 4. LINDA WESTENBURG: Band 1, 2, 35 Vocal Music 1,4. CONNIE WHITE: GRA 1, 2,3,45 PEP 45 Vocal Music 1, 2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,4. DARYL WHITE: Baseball 15 Football 1,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2. PETER WILL: Band 15 Basketball 35 Football 2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Science Club 2,45 Thespians 3,45 Track 2, 3. JEANNE WILSON: FNA 1,2,45 Science Club 3,45 Vocal Music lg Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. DONNA WITTWER: GRA 1,2,35 Pep Club 15 ROME 2, 35 Vocal Music 1, 2,3,4. DIANE WOLFE: FNA 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 ROME 2,45 Y-Teens 2, 3,4. VICKI WOODS: GRA 15 Vocal Music 1. DE LANE WRIGHT: Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y l,2,35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Thespians 2, 3,45 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY YOUNGREN: Acorn 45 GRA 1: Pep Club l,2,3, 45 PEP 45 ROME 25 Science Club 3,45 Vocal Music 1. vi Sergio I-Iis American Family, the Sibleys. Zannini - His Own Family in Costa Rica. The American Field Service is a private educational organization which has specialized on the teenage level since 1947. It is a peacetime program to further the basic friendship which exists among all men. Our ninth exchange student, Sergio Zannini, comes to us from Los Sauces, a suburb of San Jose, Costa Rica. The Reverend Harold Sibleys are his American family during his stay in Red Oak. Sergio attended Liceo de Costa Rica before coming to America. 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'--,' H-typ, is 2 Mg t V '-Us Q' 4 res men Freshmen. . . it's time to realize that high school is not only a structure of bricks and mortar, shiny floors, parties and dances. It's time to do some serious thinking about our future. . . to choose a voca tion and know the shortness of the time left us here, and take part in it with all our might Dennis Anderson Larry Anderson Shirley Archer Ronnie Bacon Pauline Bass Kathie Bauer Carol Bellew Margaret Bellows Rebecca Benda Al Bergantzel Connie Bergren Ronnie Bierbaum Carol Bishop Pauline Black Delaine Bradway Charles Brown Dannie Brown Linda Buehler Nancy Bullington Kathy Burke Shirley Carlson Gail Carson Craig Charles Robert Childers JoAnn Cleaver Jeff Conrad we ,f f,,sr,,, , u.f,,Jf , AWN A f ev, fit ' Pam Crowe . 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Ms. I - r f-. . s - No, Mr. Morrison, you don't use them to FV Of wipe your chin. 'I I B E ? The Laboratory i S 2 1 4 And the volcano erupted. . . . E i Q Rest and Relaxation Mm .... 1 4:05 a:'..1fMs,1rs, f Industry at work. Sponsored by CARLSON'S STUDIO 'V 'I As we go to remember .... Was that 1,111,111 Or 11,111,111? The Old Barn fdaucej. m good. a2+d2-b2:7 And Cinderellals pumpkin turned ..... . Sponsored by MC KENZIE'S DRUG STORE Smile silly, they're taking our picture! , K . , tgp? 522 QQ if gm . i api g.. ? B sr K ,I 5' any Siunleni Qlnuutil OFFICERS President, Curt Lantzg V-Pres. , Linda Houghtong Secretary- Treas. , Carol Fifield. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Judy Mueller, V-Pres. Linda Houghton, Pres. Curt Lantz, Sec'y. -Treas. Carol Fifield, Jane Lantz. ROW TWO: Jolene Anderson, Chris Durey, Diane Frazey, Pauline Bass, Chris Seeman, Steve Victor, Jim Hicks. ROW THREE: John Tock, Chris Lantz, Bob Baldwin, Don Finley, Mary Heuer, Lois Levine, Ronnie I ones. The 1964-65 ROCHS Student Council under the sponsorship of Mr. Tock, has proceeded with the idea of doing things differently. Under the leadership of president, Curt Lantz, the group added many new ideas. Renewing the idea of having a homecoming pa- rade was the first. This, along with the other activi- ties of homecoming, proved to be a great success. From the Suggestion Box came the idea of having a Christmas card tree which was given to the Salvation Army. A mystery Santa Claus and a locker decoration contest were also held. Meetings with the faculty were held to discuss the relationship between the teachers and the students. A new victory bell and the continuing of the VIT Board were also part of the Student Council's work. This proved to be an active year for the Council. SPONSOR Mr. Tock Honorary Student Council Member Sergio Zannini FFA Float , 4 2 J J, 4 '.., .. 3 gg rr.. -ri, f, GQ, 4 wt 5 E af t 5 'T ' Thanksgiving Convocation Sponsored by Council. na.: - :' , . f , if .... 1 . g f' J' fhw , z25t,..f ' ff 1 an rms wawmzsewww.wraaraz1mw1r,wrw-fafa:am24m:sfwmm -Q. x w QM. is M13 S WQQQE ' Liw 'G glmiliiarg 232111 King DeLane Wright Lori Smith Presents Roses to Milady. Q'-16911 K3Yaf1I19- Almond KING and QUEEN and THEIR COURT, Joanie Barr Crowns Queen. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Admire Candy House Left Sharon Peterson Dale Myers Mayrus Kelley Sergio Zannini Center King DeLane Wright Queen Kayanna Almond Randy Smith Lori Smith Right Mike Russell Eileen McCrory Mike Moore Kay Mueller The Grand March. Lining Up in Candy Lane. Queen King s s r 'Q 5 Sq- --4-' r 7 d I 0 HU U H1515 and 7 hi 1159111 95 : Izr Q ' ':'. : X Q: ..,. 1 ..1' : if DRUM MAJOR DeLane Wright ROW ONE: Connie Diehl, Sharon Maxey, Penny Elwood, Linda WOODWIND AND Norton, Cheryl Shook, Sharon Sapp, Sharon Peterson, Marilyn PERCUSSION SOLOISTS Clayton. ROW TWO: Linda Wetterlind, MaryPearce, A BRASS Jeanette Sellers, Susie Hunt, Susan Thoren, Shirley SOLOISTS Anderson, Mary Smith, Julie Wheeler. P WOODWIND ENSEMBLES ACCOMPANISTS hhuuuq, Mayrus Kelley, Connie Anderson, Diane Bergren, Pauline Bass, Robert Baldwin, Connie Kelley, Sara Moser. BRASS To the tune of Argonaut . ENSEMBLES E 3 iggxgrai, Q , Q mi. ia lie, is-rug gr no i ni Qlunreri Dick Brown Mike Russell .tn V 4 I . -Praia I , 'hy Wy' 4 Q , vw-'A fwvsumaw Denny Larson bl, 4,X BAND SECRETARY Gly W, Connie Diehl PM ,,f' 4 ,,-.: - Charles Brown BAND DIRECTOR Claudialoyce 5af1efKef1HedY Richard H. Simpson DeLane Wright ' Rhea Miller Nathan Schultz Steve Dodd Z .-vl Deborah Schultz Ma McGinnis A,nA YY Kayanna Almond 'f Tom Thorne y ,,, Hal Sibley Cmis Johnson ' L ' Robert Lee W 10 QW wi-'ghiff ffl! f ,f mf W f, Sandy Slump . Q , 1 f , W1 , Joan Cleaver Vicki Pine Susie Nelson Connie Kelley 'F it M' ' Lmda Buehlef Carlene Clausen A V Rosie Simpson Susan Suatton Susan Anderson Q, l nx.t3,..T,,. 5, ,A Susan Marcusson A h K A A ,K Lf., ,,, in Rosann Shellenberg Linda Phillips 3 I, A .V.s j Y? , Mayrus Kelley ,, ,,,. .. Joyce Ohnger , . A , , WN . Laura Greenlee X Kay Mueller J f -ish? :gs-g. ,. 152' K- 2 , Q, 5 -:O . ..,. 5g5!5seEf:e:s5 :2:. .I-I we -f N We 2 2822. 'Band Sharon Berlin ' Bill Moore 'ff ' ,, 1 1,1421 4 5? ,f at ' George Perdue Tom Kradle 1 . all W? 's J X Ln fry E L , gg 1-Q wa' v J Craig Charles 'A Vicki Samuelson ff-f:'2wEai A . Da le My ers , X Q yn- , ,wr Mike Moore ,xanax as ,X KK , 1 3111 QW B ar J., Lyanne Wegler Judy Hossle I AZAV 5 V Lynn Hossle , a af . Z SJ 9 gg as Terry Lantz , wifi ,' Pm If .. 14,1 Bob Wilson , :Wi , , , Keith Yeager -V-eX ... ?. 1 ra- M1 wagbaig, .f -.3 an fm f, rr, at ' ' a r li, Nancy Miller 1 'FGM' . K l P- A , . rs? A ls' 'L L, 4 Eileen McCrory r'r r Sandra McKee Barbara Kerr , , Gail Wright V M ,. V -' -ii! John McQuown Q , Linda Wetterlind A X Linda Freeman 'r Steve Harris F Diana Frazey ra ' 4 J Llnda NOFFOH Connie Olinger V J Judy Mueller ' ' ' - ,,,., ' EI 'V ,Z X :!E '14,,, 5-fsv lzji M5111 J N Nancy Tuttle Dianne Schmid Sue Carlson Pauline Bass lr V Janet Pearson 'Q Cathy McKay - Karen Reed V Q. anarrsidi, 'V - r X' x Y 6 ' Mary DeMarce Connie Ploghoft 1 ,J .- K Mike Allen Linda Allen P . 6 5 7, F Z, , M2 uwl gliliusir Mr. Nelson, Director I John Schantz, Pres.g Nancy Miller, Sec 'y. -Treas. J Diane Bergren 81 Joe Knutson, Librariansg Bob Baldwin, V-Pres. 84 Accompanistg Connie Ander- son, Accompanist. This year the Vocal Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Nelson, has played an important role in school activi- ties. As we can tell, the members of this department have been very busy. They loved it, too! On October 31, six quartets from the Senior Choir auditioned for the A 11 State Chorus. The quartet of Connie White, Diane Bergren, Bob Baldwin, and Phil Anderson were accepted, taking part November 28 in Des Moines. Highlights of this year came in November with the Fall Con- cert and December with the Christmas Vespers Program. Much pleasure was given to the community by these vocal music pre- sentations. Making its annual journey to Shen on February 9, the Senior Choir joined other choirs in presenting the Shenandoah Music Festival. On March 18 8: 19, the delightful musical Bye-Bye Birdie was presented by the Freshman Chorus. The Senior Choir participated in Small and Large Group Contests on April 13 and May 1. The Southwest Teachers Convention was entertained on April 5 by the Senior Choir. Red Oak was host to the Iowa State Singers, under the direction of Robert McCowan. Their beauti- ful singing added a touch of culture to our city. FALL CONCERT SENIOR AND FRESHMAN CHORUS Freshman Chorus and Girls Glee f 'fr f 1 .1 K gllflixenl ROW ONE: Jill Hutchings, Connie Larson, Sharon Peterson, Sandra Diehl, Barbara McAlpin, Carolyn Magnuson, Mary McGinnis, Connie Kelley, Cyndy Fisher, Laura McQuown. ROW TWO: Mary DeMarce, Sharon Sapp, Teresa Thompson, Connie White, Cindy Barr, Sharon Maxey, Chris Casey, Donna Wittwer, Linda Mainquist, Rosann Shellenberg. ROW THREE: Mary Rold, Susan Thoren, Roger Bergantzel, Hal Swanson, Steve Cary, Richard McClain, Donovan Freeman, Steve Victor, Tom Jarrett, Charles Richards. ROW FOUR: Mr. Nelson, Marcia Hall, Donna Murphy, Danny Rold, Terry Lantz, Todd Phillipe, Jim Nelson, Mickey Murphy, Bob Baldwin, Mike Hardick, Darry Hallquist. S Q s s a nga C6122 ROW ONE: Steve Back, Steve Victor, Tom Jarrett, DeLane Wright, Phil Anderson, BillCooper, Charles Richards, Kirk Roth, Richard Rogers, Ed Johnson. ROW TWO: Danny Rold, Jim Nelson, Terry Lantz, Bob Baldwin, Todd Phillipe, John Schantz, Fred Honeyman, Galen Fada, Jim Mullen, Mark Lundstedt, Mr. Nelson. ROW THREE: Steve Cary, Richard McClain, Donovan Freeman, Mickey Mur- phy, Mike Hardick, Clayton Stowell, Denny Jarrett, Tom Honeyman, Dean Rolofson, Gayle Rolofson, Bob McMillin. ROW FOUR: Roger Bergantzel, Hal Swanson, Darry Hallquist, Joe Knutson, John Tock, John McQuown, John Vest, George McMillin, Rodney Cary. ROW ONE: Candy Talbott, Lynn Hossle, Vicki Samuelson, Maureen McGinnis, Vicki Sandell, Jolene Anderson, Susan Marcusson, Tom Thorne, Bob Wilson, Ken Slump, Susan Vanderholm, LinDee Stowell, Cleo Hutchings, Kathy Bauer, Sonja Mullen, Mary Levine, Rose Smith, Patti Langhamrner. ROW TWO: Peggy Williams, Vicki Gustafson, Connie Bergren, Donna Swanson, Sandra Sallach, Lois Sellers, Dennis Larson, Stephen Kling, Eric Lantz, Dennis Renander, Connie Johnson, Debbie Schultz, Becky Benda, Sandy Gray, Barbara Eggers, Sharon Lundstedt, Juanita Ridout, Sara Moser. ROW THREE: Mary Jo Mackrill, Terry Nelson, Judy Hossle, Judy Kennedy, Vicki Hilzendeger, Karen Hamman, Richard Hummel, Dennis DeMarce, Ron Rubey, Stephen Shellenberg, Gail Wright, Susan Nelson, Susan Anderson, Kathy Burke, Ann Otto, Susan McCormick, Peggy Bellows, Marsha Phillips. ROW FOUR: Bonnie Lukehart, Mary Pearce, Linda Olsen, Chris Enarson, Pauline Bass, Coleen Davis, JoAnn Cleaver Scott Roth, Greg Pfeiffer, Jim Heuer, Robert Lee, Bill Moore, Diana Frazey, Chris Durey, Alice Har- dick, Bev Davidson, Gail Carson, Julie Wheeler, Mr. Nelson. Glhurus 7 res man Glhurus ROW ONE: Nonie Strawn, Diane Bergren, Carol Fifield, Kit Casey, Judy Odell, Joyce Olinger, Barb Houghton, Becky Beals, Susan Wilson, Connie Peterson. ROW TWO: Connie Olinger, Nancy Miller, Jane Naylor, Carolyn Renander, Eileen McCrory, Peg Honeyman, Rosie Simpson, Connie Anderson, Janet Howrey, Claudia Joyce. ROW THREE: DeLane Wright, Phil Anderson, Bill Cooper, Denny lar- rett, Jim Mullins, John McQuown, Ed Johnson, Rodney Carey, Richard Rogers, Sharon Moree. ROW FOUR: Fred Honeyman, Tom Honeyman, John Schantz, Joe Knutson, John Tock, Mark Lundstedt, John Vest, Dean Rolofson, Bob McMillin, Gayle Rolofson, Mixed Quartet Girls Quartet Trio A W'mM'MWMWMWMW53YEQMW I Qgrnups Boy s Quartet Madrigal A 'l ' Madrigal B W,MtM.l,5A9WEM,tWWWM.M,.,Wt ,Double Quartet oys 5 Mixed Quartet A Boys' Girls QuartetB Bye-Bye Birdie Soloists M1X6d Quartet menwamtwMmMw,m.aW..waWMmam.wwW.MmwMw...Mn Mixed 5 'ixiiffsfxvfb SPONSOR C O-EDITORS Nonie Strawn and Mike Russell 15211 For the forty-odd staff members who worked in preparing this book, a point has been driven hard home: You never appreciate an annual until you have participated in its creation. It is a long, difficult, frustrating task to compile an orderly record of a nine-month segment of life. We hope Mrs. Leona Rodenberg BUSINESS MANAGER we have accomplished our goal. PHO TOGRA PHER CLASS PAGE EDITORS--FRONT ROW: Sherry Boyle, Connie Ploughoft, Connie White. BACK ROW: Jane Lantz. Duane Abbey Sponsored by THOS. D. MURPHY COMPANY 56 SPORTS PAGE EDITORS--FRONT ROW: Iudy Larson, Bob Beeson, Polly Smith. BACK ROW: Bob McMil1in, Dick Stilley, Steve Dalton, Jim Hicks. Mary Younggren ACTIVITIES PAGE EDITORS--FRONT ROW: Evellyn Jackson, Peg Honeyman, Carol Fifield, Mary Youngren. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Berlin, Eileen McCrory, Kayanna Almond, Penny El- wood. THIRD ROW: Nancy McMil- lin, Nancy Miller, Sue Cary, Carlene Clauson. IZUIII The Acorn, a small seed among many, in time developes into the greatest of trees. Likewise, our Acorn may be small and one of thousands tial and power. The Acorn--now in its 75th year--has two main purposesg first to create a better understanding between teacher and student, and second to record the history of the school. Many hours of preparation go into each issue of the Acorn. From the time the page editors decide upon stories, to the final proofing, every one on the staff must put forth the utmost effort to make a paper of which our school can be proud. In order to publish the paper, the Acorn staff must raise needed funds Staff members do everything from selling popcorn to managing the Book Nook . The Acorn is a powerful tool, for not only does it represent the stu- Kay Mueller, Editor-in-Chief dents, and the school itself, but more importantly the community. Mrs. Helen Housman, Sponsor 4:30 Deadline! Editors work to get paper out on time. PAGE EDITORS--FRONT ROW: Rosie Simpson, Kay Mueller, Judy Mueller, Linda Houghton. BACK ROW: Jane Naylor, Vicki Peterson, Linda Allen, absent. IZ... ....rv v.,,,,,,,4.. . . l REPORTERS--FIRST ROW: Pat Dunfee, Joy Gilles- pie, Diana Frazey, Julie Ingmand, Marsha Hasley, Susie Stratton. SECOND ROW: Carol Lindstedt, Kit Casey, Connie Olinger, Connie Harms, Mary Younggren. THIRD ROW: Jon Williams, Dick Stilley, Jim Hicks, Randy Wilson, Charles Richards. Randy Wilson, Business Manager of school papers, but it, too can develop into an instrument of great poten- Quill and inrull 5' Sponsor Kay Mueller Mrs. Housman Rosie Simpson Linda Allen Jane Naylor Julie Ingmand Linda Houghton , Vicki Peterson Mike Russell l gsm Nonie Strawn 4 ll Qllnternaiiunal gilnnurarg Snrieig fur gliligly Snlquul finurnalists aiiunal gililnnur utieig W i 5 Pat Barnes Janet Bass Carol Fifield Peg Honeyman Bob Houghton S -f::: n i Arlene Hunt Julie Ingmand Lois Levine Barbara Moorman P 5 Mary Pfeiffer Ann Sellergren Mike Russell i I! I My il Wm 1 X Mark Sellergren Nancy Wright 5 . ' K A . L, M 71 SERVICE CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP Refreshments ....... After Initiation. 7 all Flag LEFT TO RIGHT Linda Craig Pete Will Eileen McCrory Carol Lindstedt V Linda Phillips Robert Baldwin Char les Richards Fred Honeyman Mike Russell Cyndy Fisher Delane Wright Essie ............ . .Cyndy Fisher Penelope Sycamore . . . . Linda Craig Rheba ....... . Carol Lindstedtx Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna . Ed Carmichael Donald .... Martin Vanderhof Alice .... Henderson . Tony Kirby . . Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Fred Honeyman . . . Pete Will Robert Baldwin . . Stan Pfeiffer . Mike Russell . Linda Phillips Charles Richards Clayton Stowell . Delane Wright Connie Olinger Hart's You Can't Take It With You . It is a comedy concerning the pecul- iar philosophy and even more pecul- iar brood of Martin Vanderhof, Qboth of which, of course, triumph in the With balloons and stars and ..... The 1964 Fall play was Moss Mrs. Kirby . Eileen McCrory end- 5 Man .... . Jon Williams Mac . . . Joe Knutson Jim . Mickey Murphy Olga . . . Laura McQuown Mr. Kirby . Edward Johnson SEATED: Eileen McCrory, Ed Johnson. Say! He's cute! STANDING: DeLane Wright, Joe Knutson ,ng H Adonis ala Red Oak Mickey Murphy, Jon Williams. 60 4 Q if ' b Eyelash 01111111251 3 SPONSOR l District speech contest was held at Carson-Macedonia High School on Feb. 26 and 27 of this year. Contestants of Red Oak went in the fields of debate, one act play, play reading, oratorical declam. , interpretive prose and poetry, dramatic de- l clam. , humorous declam. and story telling. A In large group fields play reading and debate went to state contest. Our debate i team challenged and won against T.J. and A. L. Congratulations to them and to play reading for receiving ones. Congratulations also to the six students who re- l . V ceived ones in their individual fields. A very good job was done by all. 5 Mr. Lynn Adams i DEBATE q tp A oNE ACT PLAY lm' uma' m A Joe Knutson, Fred I-loneyman, Stan Pfeiffer, Bljglisg 512251 Strawn' Randy Wilson' BACK: A Nonie Strawn, Cyndy Fisher, Mickey Murphy, ' ' i absent. 1 PLAY READING Q IQ FRONT: Carol Fifield, Kit Casey, Linda Babbitt, Linda Larkin. BACK: Mike Rus- sell, Robert Baldwin, Joe Knutson. 61 Carol Fifield Interpretive Prose Q I J Connie Olinger Dramatic Declamation Linda Babbitt Interpretive Prose Q'Lnniesi F 9 o A F585 Qilndtinnlnal 'I nkntg ggiiiisinn I Sarah t., I Moser Humorous Declamationf I J 1. f sf Stan Pfeiffer Interpretive Prosef I Q Cyndy Fisher Dramatic Declamationf I Q I X x Q QBiiJisiun II, III Kit Casey Linda Craig Interpretive Interpretive Poetry Poetry Hum orous Declamation Egimigigfi g g555?iIbi'fi: H3211 72 I wr apr fi sfiagigiiiy--are ...-- -I I Et- L 5 m,2?1M'w X55 . I 7Eg3?i!faiiiQf2f55i 'i 3 ,sirlggil Q XI 135 in i wx. t ,rfb s,,3,I?M,g 5 M I I , tfSrgp,rw W'-' K 2 I fiat? I9 I ' 5 ig l SEI? wg I I i Fred Honeyman Story Tellingf I Q F E Randy Wilson Oratorical Declamationf I J Caro1Li1'1dstedt I Interpretive Poetry 3 3 If fa I F 4 5 F C v I 5 F OFFICERS JJ The Iesters is the junior dramatics group connected with the drama department. Many students interested in dramatic and speech contest functions find enjoyment in this club. They have monthly meetings at which they dream up various money making projects and put on skits for their own experience and entertainment. Many Jesters go on to become Thespian members. This is, however, only part of the reward of belonging to this junior dramatics group. It also helps to give a person confidence and poise. Treasurer, Stan Pfeiffer, Secretary, Laura McQuowng President, Cyndy Fisher. Learning about make-up FIRST ROW: Richard Hummel, Bob Wilson, Pete Will, Stan Pfeiffer, Joe Knutson, Mike Russell, Ed Johnson. SECOND ROW: Clayton Stowell, Jim Eggers, Fred Honeyman, DeLane Wright. THIRD ROW: Vicki Sandel, Joy Gillespie, Linda Larkin, Carol Fifield, Debbie Schultz, Linda Craig. FOURTH ROW: Diana Frazey, Chris Durey, Connie Olinger, Vicki Pein. FIFTH ROW: Laura McQuown, Cyndy Fisher, Nonie Strawn. Sponsored by BLOOM AND LINDGREN Mr. Lynn Adams SPONSOR h espiztnaa FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cyndy Fisher, Carol Fifield, Pete Will Mike Russell, Bob Baldwin, DeLane Wright, Red Honeyman, Nonie Strawn, and Ed Johnson. THESPIAN OFFICERS THESPIANS Thespians is a group of dramatic students that have achieved outstanding recognition in the field of dramatic arts. It is a national honorary society which is comprised of over 2, 500 Thespian troups across the nation. Each year Red Oak's Thespian Troup 1915 visits a neighboring university to observe Various dramatic productions. This year they plan to go to Drake University to see their production of A Taste of Honey . Robert Nonie Baldwin Strawn Vice - Pres. Secretary Mike Russell Sponsored by 64 president SELLERGREN FUNERAL HOME UIIIB SPONSOR O Miss Young King Chris Lantz R John Took, Barb Boeye, Consulsg Judy S Mueller, Aedileg Chris Seeman, Sec. Rec.: Jill Hutchings, Corresp.g Enid Lantz, Treas. Questorg Judy Odell, Censorg Mike Allen, Augerg Ben Swan- SATURNA LIA PROCESSIONAL Fulfilling King's command Diane Frazey, Chris Dutey, obeying King Chris' first com- Gary Swift Kit Casey Bonus-bona-bonum mand. Silens Nox DINING ROMAN STYLE TEMPLE OF APOLLO R O M A B N A N Q U THE SINGING MUSES E T Sponsor, Miss Youngg Juno, Linda Houghton: Jupiter, Derry H2 uqulst' 't t ' Q 1 1 ' ss?fs 1f'iszggfk fail .2555 L stty 5,-. fe: was , .QS Q5 if 5 L, . . 1-HE L ,,,, Mary GRACES w ere AV ay ' tssi Rosann son, Wesley McQuown, Lictors. CABINET - 2211 5 Sharon Peterson, Pres. Ann Sellergren, V. Pres. Connie Harms, Secy. Joanie Bergsten, Treas. Julie Ingmand. Program Chmn. Barb Houghton, Service Chmn. Diane Johnson, Social Chmn. Sponsor Peg Honeyman, Devotional Chmn. Miss Klopping Jane Naylor, Publicity Chmn. Diane Bergren, Song Leader Connie Anderson, Pianist In the school year 19 64-65, over 80 girls, with the purpose in mind of growing spiritually, mentally, and socially, joined Y-Teens. A branch of the YWCA, and sponsored by Miss Klopping, Y-Teens welcomes any high school girl that wishes to be- come a member. Regular meetings are held every month and programs are planned to fit the interests of the girls. Adopting an orphan from the Christian Home in Council Bluffs is an annual project. This year they adopted five year old Janis and six year old Byron and sent them gifts each month and for special occasions. Other service projects have been to send gift certificates to the needy at Thanksgiving and buying a suit of clothes for two needy children. Social events include the Dad-Daughter Banquet every fall and the Mother-Daughter each spring. This year Y-Teens also sponsored a no-date party, and a talent show. At the end of each school year, a S100 scholarship is given to some deserving senior girl planning to go on to college. Funds for paying expenses are raised by selling candy, Y- Teen tags, and football programs. JUNIOR SENIOR Y- TEENS ROW ONE: Julie Ingmand, Joanie Bergsten, Connie Anderson, Diane Kay Bergren, Jane Naylor, Peg Honeyman, Diane Johnson, Barb Houghton, La Vonne Docker, Connie Harms, Ann Sellergren. ROW TWO: Cheryl Marsden, Carol Fifield, Barb Beeson, Linda Babbitt, Julie Bierbaum, Donna Berlin, Janet Pearson, Zeta Wilson, Laura , McQuown, Vicky Peterson, Sandra McKee, Linda Hays. ROW THREE: Mary Heuer, Eileen McCrory, Connie White, Jolene Turner, Sue Cary, Dianne Wolfe, Sharon Berlin, Jane Tillman, Jeanie Wilson, Kay Mueller, Sue I Carlson, Pam Funkhouser. ROW FOUR: Connie Diehl, Linda Lonn, Jackie Jentoft, Linda Houghton, Linda Nor- J ton, Mayrus Kelley, Jane Webb, Barb Johnson, Marie Vannausdle, Nancy Pettingill, Betty Carlson, Jane Lantz, i Sharon Peterson. I l 1 Sponsored by DAIRY QUEEN 66 - P2115 Hal Sibley and Friend S . ,,..,, ,,,L , . , A 5 ef W, Zrsii:ir 5ffQ'jf5E:,, i f ,J M5255 ' irfrq KLII 3' szzzw me ,. friwrfwafsrfss wPiw.eQz:f -win, Zefmifw' :wrffh,M f4rfffg9, ffezfrwliiiiigwfrraf 5,334 2 'rzerq-M., H i -rwanf, ,,.iw,,s??m..,sgyi,r A wr-ffwrewwfafwrf Q W- v ,W 'T L ,z1i5frHf1fm2iirvS2frz13 ' :mem lfiiglf' ' - ss iretfsigsiil r .,,-f .M EM 1 H1 2421frftf--sarssrwwsH ,--1, sas' - .2,.e,faMz r V v 1 xr 5, , M za .,. 3 -' wa. a ff smemief Mr f 11116: :iw is , z.,r.,g,g2 ..fr :gr,,f1,fr2:.asff ' ,r:sas??st5s9rf1rw2?s,a ww- , H 1 ,,.,,,,,,,,,,fal.,,,,,..,,,,.,g , 4 A 2z:1:i1fi11f ff,y,1 on ilizia , f' Q Llttle Orphdll J 31115: , 'Y - CI' IO SI' gig i 3,22 , I A has iii V 3? fr: N, - ,ik A 5 H f' r 7 V, ,i fW,,,,7553i, L 3 I 1,9 asbirsiw-fdi.su?2??Hf.eaa is - '--' . 1-2' .. ,,, ,r,-,fwewessfsl:rsmfw ' f' and S' , Q :r n f I g E V1 , W h .sz 2 ', Little Orphan Byron 1 J . wil? 'A 1 2 5 'cf , if , 4 .:,rlM.f' if 1 ,ffm W. ,, , ,, ,, -fs f fi 'iw g,iwgt:,M- 4 ' 1 ,' X . ca H J gffffw My ax.. ffm rn., H New President, Sharon Petersong Miss Klopping, Sponsorg Retiring President, Karen White. ...r FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS ROW ONE: Sara Moser, Becky Beals, Judy Odell, Terri Nelson, Suzie Nelson, Diana Frazey, Patsy Fisher, Jill Hutchings. ROW TWO: Barb Eggers, Vickie Sandell, Barb Boeye, Pauline Bass, Carolyn Renander, Sharon Sapp, Linda Freeman, Linda Craig, Priscilla Atkinson. ROW THREE: Susan Anderson, Martha Forsythe, Chris Durey, Jolene Anderson, Cathy Carlson, Sandy Woods, Helen Wookey, Connie Kelley, Shirley Anderson, Diane White. ROW FOUR: Carol Lindstedt, Chris Seeman, Judy Mueller, Linda Mainquist, Kit Casey, Connie Peter- son, Linda Fort, Sonja Mullen, Suiie Vanderholm. Sponsored by NELSON'S ALL-STAR DAIRY 67 SPONSOR Q E GRA is an organization which provides girls with the opportunity to participate in various competitive sports. We as members feel that GRA accomplishes several objectives. It helps us become physically fitg it helps us learn to take responsibil- ity and get along with othersg and it helps to make us better all- around girls. Through the things we learn in GRA, we hope to go out into the world with a better outlook and feeling toward others. Miss Gayle Gruber JUNIOR- SENIOR ROW ONE: Kay Mueller, Sherry Boyle, Ann Sellergren, Polly Smith, Marilyn Clayton, Barb Houghton, Rosann Shellen- berg, Susan Stratton, Jane Murphy, Linda Bower, Joanne Sungren. ROW TWO: Connie Ploghoft, Diane Anderson, Pam Bradley, Linda Lonn, Carol Fifield, Mayrus Kelley, Linda Norton, Jane Webb, Laura McQuown, Linda Houghton, Dianne Sungren, Diane Schmid, Linda Phillips. ROW THREE: Lois Levine, Susan Carlson, Laura Greenlee, Nancy Miller, Rosie Simpson, Jeanne Lawson, Sandy Diehl, Nancy Tuttle, Marlene Jones, Donna Murphy, Linda Roy, Shirley Williams. ROW FOUR: Karin Hunt, Sue Cary, Mary Rold, Connie whine, Jolene Turner, Teresa Thompson, Linda Baucom, Virginia Bradway, Carolyn Kinser, Linda Coy, Julie Bierbaum, Donna Berlin, Colleen Martin. ROW FIVE: Diane Bergren, Sharon Berlin, Mary Heuer, Diane Johnson, Sharon Peterson, Rosetta Malmberg, Connie Diehl, Sandra Campbell, Chris Johnson, J Connie Williams, Lynn Dunbar, Cyndy Fisher. i J 1 4 Sponsored by IACKIE'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY OFFICERS AND BOARD MEMBERS PRESIDENT Linda Bower ROW ONE: Linda Bower, President: Sharon Peterson, V. -President: Sharon Berlin, Jr. -Sr. Sect. -Treas. g Cheryl Shook, Fresh. -Soph. Sect. -Treas. g Car- olyn Renander. ROW TWO: Kay Mueller, Sue Carlson, Rosann Shellenberg, Barb Houghton, Barb Boeye. ROW ONE: Vickie Sandell, Barbara Boeye, Juanita Ridout, Marsha Phillips, Sharon Sapp, Carolyn Renander, Jonette Davidson, Linda Rolofson, Barbara Kinser, Chloe Hutchings, Julie Wheeler. ROW TWO: Judy Mueller, Chris Seeman, Judy Odell, Linda Mainquist, Connie Peterson, Linda Fort, Linda Freeman, Mary DeMarce, Janet Howrey, Peggy Bellows, Connie Johnson, Terry Nelson. ROW THREE: Nancy Wagner, Sonja Mullen, Susan Vanderholm, Becky McCunn, Connie Larson, Helen Wookey, Susan Thoren, Norma Schaffer, Connie Bergren, Peggy Williams, Patsy Fisher, Diane White, Rose Smith. ROW FOUR: Jill Hutchings, Jane Hockenberry, Lori Fish, Joy Gillispie, Sandy Gray, Carol Lindstedt, Kay Hughes, Susan Patterson, Betsy Jones, Susan Wilson, Darlene Behrens, Lyanne Wegler, Janet Kennedy, Linda Olsen. ROW FIVE: Bev Davidson, Colleen Black, Linda Schroer, Marsha Hall, Mary Smith, Judy Rea, Shirley Anderson, Cheryl Shook, Susan Hunt, Connie Kelley, Sharon Rea, Emily Dunbar, Sue McCormick, Maureen McGinnis. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Sponsored by RED OAK GREENHOUSES RMERS r 1 Bill Cooper, Pres. g Clayton Renander, Treas. g Wayne Peterson, Sec'y. g Dennis Hartstack, V-Pres. g N Bob Hughes, Sent. 9 Denny Wookey, Reporter. l 1 W. Joe Braymen 1965 sees the Braymen-Red-Oak Chapter with 34 active members: ll are Greenhands or first year members, 22 are Chapter Farmers, and 1 member is an lowa Farmer. 1 Mr. Braymen is the adult adviser of our group. He also is the S. W. District Adviser. He not only provides advice but help to all members in need of it. We have been busy this year with many different activities, which include a corn harvest safety program, checking test plot I , and attending district, state and the National FFA conventions. This year Larry Heuer was elected Vice-President and Greg Bauer elected Reporter of .the South West District. T Catching pigeons on area farms, farming the 34 acre test plot rented from the school, and selling rat bait have been our money making projects. 77 Q fini We f air 1 ROW ONE: Adviser, W. Joe Braymeng Steve Hayes, Bob Hughes, Clayton Renander, Wayne Peterson, Denny Hartstack, Bill Cooper, Milton Lantz, Al Bergantzel, Wayne Wilson. ROW TWO: Bob Bergsten, Duane Hardee, Gary Tye, Gary Hartstack, l Wendell Black, Steve Doran, Maurice Meyers, John Viner, Charles Lantz, Roger Bergantzel, David Schmid, Robert Kinser. ROW THREE: Randy Bergstrom, Richard Jensen, Ralph Dado, Greg Bauer, Bob Allen, Chris Bullington, Duane Lindell, Jim J Click, Tom Honeyman, Richard Shaw, Delane Bradway, Ronnie Bierbaum. NOT PRESENT: Larry Maynes, Denny Wookey. 1 I I 1 Sponsored by 70 FARMER'S MERCANTILE SPONSOR OFFICERS N 1 l 1 I w Automation in the Shop glfglf qgrujeris MSUIICC and a Corny Project John Deere 4020 The Sawdust Trio Black as Ni ght The Deer Slay er Have You Any Wool? Better Iowa Pork My egg While Want it Welded? Yea Long! 5gt73Z4g53w th 2 ef Af! Vx Kg? 57 WMM AWWMST new My mum.. ' ' 1 , ', We'my517i:1551,'f5,,'f''li Tv 45'-if fb?55-J67i'lfFf21-142-51-fi.,755kszf A.f'TfM v. -' 31: 5 .11f,'f1m5::Qi1?,ffi:f Q,?'ff's?fffQ11wseufngszmi,ppm III:.5?5?K'-5:5i?f:fh ff fzi' 1lf'Z6?'9ie,'9EfKiQi2Y if 'fi . T5':N1Z55b '5fg72E7E::T ,' -- :h iflifgfv jwhawmiizii 5?53f'5f' 7 J : 2' 252 1 1,-1S:i??EH,f:'?l47f:f, : H 'Vi 7-PM5i?V:1i i'SS2551f5GHgf , I, 1 111 f Zgggggqfmimezgaw' ff., Q , nt: '16-sv A uf g ym-H+w:wvf N : mwf wf M , FFA Week Eiebruary 20-27 -T QHH11 Qslpha 112151 5 23452353524 il iight 5 We Miss Klopping Mu Alpha Theta is a national honorary math society for high school and junior college students. To qualify for membership a student must take three years of math, maintaining a 3. 5 average, with a 3. O average in all other subjects Sponsored by Miss Klopping, the group meets once a month in the home of one of its members. Guest speakers, films, and various other programs relating to the science of mathematics are presented. Highlighting the year are an an- nual banquet and a picnic held in the spring. MU ALPHA TI-IETA L ROW ONE: Linda Hays, Vicky Peterson, Carol Fifield, Kay Mueller, Linda Houghton, Rosie Simpson, Connie Harms, Diane Bergren, Joanie Bergsten. ROW TWO: Bob Baldwin, Sue Carlson, Linda Lonn, Eileen McCrory, Lois Levine, Sharon Berlin, Jane Murphy, Susie Stratton, Connie Anderson, Jane Naylor. ROW THREE: Steve Lloyd, Richard Swan- son, Bill Berriman, Jim Hicks, Ed Fenn, Don Finley, Steve Afdahl, Gary Swift, Bob Bergsten, Mike Russell. Sponsored by PETERSON INSURANCE AGENCY QHHL1 Qslplya Ipzia OFFICERS V-Pres. Program Chmn. Linda Houghton Secretary Treasurer Rosie Simpson President Carol Fifield Relativity There was a young lady named Bright, Who traveled much faster than light. She started one day In the relative way, And returned on the previous night. Anonymous from Reliques And mathematics, fresh as May, Will square the circle one bright day. Edmund Blunden COMMITTEE FOR SPRING BANQUET Connie Harms, Steve Lloyd, Ed Fenn, Vicky Peterson, Diane Berren. WORKERS AT CONCESSIONS Row ONE: Gary Swift, ROW ONE: Jane Murphy, Kay Mueller, Linda Lonn. ROW TWO: Linda Houghton, Rosie Simpson, Carol Fifield. Jim Hicks, Bill Berri- man. ROW TWO: Don Finley, Steve Afdahl. The Point, the Line, the Surface and Sphere The point, the line, the surface and sphere, In seed, stem, leaf, and fruit appear. Claude Bragdon 73 nienne Gllnh H gl' . ' X The purpose of Science Club is to further the scientific interests in those planning a 1' career in science. Mr. Eugene Hamilton sponsors the organization. A Ny Programs, held twice each month, usually included a speaker or film on some field lj. in science. Educational trips taken by the group were to Lincoln and to the Atomic Re- .ix 1 6 search Center at Ames. To climax the year, a local science fair was held. 'S s f - -' Q- rssrrrr 1 ., I ' ., ..... 1 1 .'.f ass' 1-me 'rf 'f 5, Q . flue , T, . .rl V r ' -. 1 f s -. .... ....... - ,t .... STANDING: Randy Wilson, Treasurer: Mr, Hamilton, Mike Russell, President. SEATED: Lois Sponsor. Levine, Vice- President: Laura Green- lee, Secretar . Y SCIENCE CLUB ROW ONE: Linda Buehler, Mike Russell, Randy Wilson, Laura Greenlee, Lois Levine, Becky Beals, Enid Lantz, Claudia Joyce. ROW TWO: Carol Lindstedt, Linda Lonn, Eileen McCrory, Judy Mueller, Chris Seeman, Linda Mainquist, Barb Boeye, Judy Odell, Susan Patterson. ROW THREE: Mary McGinnis, Donita Ridout, Linda Craig, Kit Casey, Marcia Hasley, Mary Younggren, Deidra Pierce, Becky McCunn, Marcia Peterson, Linda Scbroer. ROW FOUR: John Viner, Mickey Buehler, Richard Swanson, John Tock, Gary Cornelison, Steve Cary, Terry Lantz, Hal Swanson, Nathan Schultz. Magnificent View of Tetons 7 inlngg rip During the summer, thirty-nine students traveled to Grand Teton National Park. They were accompanied by Mr. Hamilton and Mrs. Lillian Shellenberg. They camped out at Coulter Bay Camping Grounds in the Grand Tetons and spent two days in Yellowstone National Park. Some of their excursions were a fourteen mile hike to Lake Emmy Ma- tilda and a hike up Cascade Canyon. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful scenery and had a lot of fun. Leader of the Pack Living in the Great Out-Of- Doors Doing the Laundry On the Long Bus Ride FOX- Chauffeur Q Not now, Alvin. me i FI'?Si ,ay i5,if??3 :E,.'-. :st T U 7 -Q.z'J i' Y .-S232 Wi is ,. Old Faithful E i O ., 5:32 . . .. I , M Relaxing in the Bus Girls Must Be Girls Sponsored by Grrr FINLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY SPONSOR Mr. Humphrey OFFICERS FRONT: Sue Stratton, Pres. , Jane Murphy, Vice-Pres. BACK: Karen Hunt, Treasurerg Barbara Johnson, I The Future Teachers of America movement grew out of the Horace Mann Cen- tennial in 1937 when it was established by the assembly of the National Education As- sociation. It is carried on as a cooperative project of national, state, and local edu- cational associations. The purpose of FTA is to find those who have an aptitude for teaching and to help those young peoples develop qualities of Leadership. Five members attended Prospective Teachers Day at Clarinda Community Col- lege, Clarinda, Iowa. Barbara Johnson attended the Southwest District FTA meeting at Lenox, Iowa and was elected Vice President of the district. Secretar i Pam Davis qabsemb FRONT: Sue Stratton, Karen Hunt, Barbara Johnson, Jane Murphy. , , Y' ' BACK: Connie Olinger, Shirley Willeams, Linda Phillips, Kayanna Historian. A lmond Looking over the records. Congratulations, I know you'll make a fine teacher. . V-Pres. 6' h 4 uiure urges 11 Treasurer Jane Tillman Sponsor Mrs. Catherine Swanson Secretary Linda Roy Program Ch. ga, Donna Berlin 4 is wh? 'ff President Joyce Olinger Sponsor Off' icers Mrs. Glen Skallerup Future Nurses Clubs became nationally sponsored in 1954 by the Committee on National League for Nursing, in recognition of their part in helping to meet the country's need 'for nurses. The national charter was first offered in 19609 by early 1962 approximately 1300 clubs were chartered. The purpose of Future Nurses Club is to bring together in high school young people interested in careers in nursing and health in order to share their interests, to explore opportunities and requirements in these fields, to grow as individuals by working together, and to learn about the community life in which they soon will participate as informed citizens. The Red Oak Chapter of Future Nurses was established in early 1964. The sponsors are Mrs. Katherine Swanson, the school nurse, and Mrs. Glen Skallerup. The meetings are held every first Monday of the month in the doctors lounge at Murphy Memorial Hospital. During the school year, Future Nurses has had guest speakers, such as Dr. Wolfe, Mr. Cos, and Mrs. Edie. Also interesting films are shown on varied nursing fields, as well as field trips throughout the year. 1 5 E STANDING: Mrs. Swanson, Vickie Triplet, Jackie Lawson, Donna Swanson, Ann Otto, Sharon Lundstead, Helen Wookey, Cathy Burke, Julie Bierbom, Sandra Rubenking, Linda Roy, Theresa McFarland, Inid Lantz, Ruth Nel- son, Susan Thoren, Donna Berlin, Jane Tillman, and Evelyn Jackson. SEATED: Collen Davis, Jeannette Sel- lers, Gail Carson, Jeanie Abbot, Susan Orr, Linda Coy, Jeanne Wilson, Barbara Bouye, and Joyce Olinger. 77 flhur niting Qlarnera 7 inds ---- Straight Qt Students Straight CA Students Enid Lantz, Connie Anderson, Rhea Miller. Student Illihrarians SEATED: Judy Mueller, Lois Levine, Barbara Johnson, Zeta Wilson, Mary Levine. STANDING: Linda Houghton, Chris Lantz, Sue Carlson, John Tock, Jolene Turner, Wesley McQuown, Carol Fifield. E 9 E ein Students A Cheryl Salisbury SEATED: Virginia Bradway, Nancy Burnison, Marlene Jones, Margret Stoldorf. STANDING: Nancy McMil- lian, Susan Orr, Caroline Kinser, Diane Fort. Spanish Qanguet Glenn Helberg residential lentinn . kit B Q56 Q00 Warren Casts 1S Vote Retiring from the cafeteria this spring are Mrs. Iva Bishop, pouring coffee for Mrs. Ross in the picture at left, and Mrs. Gladys Butler, seated to the right of Mrs. Ross. The cafeteria will not seem the same without these two very efficient cooks. Mrs. Bishop, who has been head cook since 1961, has been with our school since 1953. Mrs. Butler joined the staff in 1957. It is with regret that we see these ladies retire. They take with them our sincere wishes for health and happiness. Sponsored by J MARTIN 81 SONS J Sfneeiheari 'gall H. vb? WA. 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Arlene Bergren Ioanie Bergsten Pam Funkhouser Connie Harms Sharon Peterson Linda Bower CANDIDATES FOR KING. It's Pam. Daryl White, Phil Anderson, Joe Fields, Dick Stilley, Steve Waage Ronnie Iones. Sponsored by COLE'S JEWELRY STORE 0 G QRHQEIITQ ume1:nI11iUB 7 nufhzxll The 1964 Tiger Football Team greatly improved upon last year's 2-6 record and ended the season with a 6-3 mark. In- cluded in this year's campaign were victories over Harlan, Glenwood, Clarinda, St. Joseph Benton, Corning, and Griswold, coupled with defeats at the hands of Creston, Shen, and Atlantic. A formidable defense and well-balanced offense provided the Tigers with their .early wins. A mid-season slack destroyed Tiger hopes of a conference title. The team rallied toward the end of the year to defeat two of their last three opponents and close the season with a fourth place finish in the conference. We regret that Coach Benda decided to retire this year. His retirement ends a successful 14 year coaching career. The Tigers who were fortunate enough to have him as a coach would like to thank him for his contributions to the school and to the p players themselves. . ' VARSITY TIGER SQUAD sta J COACH , U K C . ,... . 3?f1 'f'fP5, Y ra . -- t S S 1 5 Ni H Q , 5 ,A L1 - ,,,..:: ,P LfwsigsJ,5.ssss5,4s. Hausa, - ,sffwswxsa fwssfssrwssvfewm QAM - igpmfisfiagatvfss was-Sgklsqfgrsr , V . fwamssssfwssiwm Jzsxzixs ag.. .far ,E j Qrswasnlmvrrwwmvwwsxf fgi,w5g ,3 ww Srnlw ruxgsrs zsggsrewas ' . 1, ,mlm MW wi lirfiwffl . wrt' ate ' ,aw srewssfsr www NNN sn:-., .e pmg Y rt lfrz f ami, 2.aasss'rssf1s g. fain s , filrdi' -rgxg-gym. -X , 1 .. Q ,ss fr' s,.:,,,,,..rn ,wmsmm , zfiiislrf fQ5?ri2g'f,ggE5 rf, www-rsrsss ,. . fat fgrzrifl gl1,s:r.a,fa'l --Sip: ,mrs Wt was , ' - aaa- J, fwaw ffggzff sws awww Ng a , V -if gj5,5i1s?g2i ,z,,5zq swarms T 1 , 1 ,ygfgg ,?QL.ss 3' 1',-i55,X f?T.qI.7,x ff' ' :S-352 ggi? . 3 5 5 f'5?zrisEi- l gevfiiii, vi ii-31 f is Efiref'1 S,,sT1-'A'4'kl.'filr Maw M Russell Benda 1 fl ASSISTANT COACH , l I if ROW ONE: Denny Funkhouser, Reed Porter, Steve Bowman, Randy Dedrickson, Don Atkinson, Daryl White, Jim Scherbring, Dick Stilly, Joe Fields, Steve Dalton, Chris Lantz. ROW TWO: Ronnie Jones, Arvid Goettche, Phil Anderson, Steve Ogden, Denny Meek, Jack Figley, Bruce Ridout, Bob Beeson, Jim Nelson, Craig Smith. ROW THREE: Mr. Philby, Bob Woods, Bob McMillin, John Viner, Denny Jarrett, Benji Benda, Phil Pratt, Richard Farrington, Don Finley, Jan Philby Steve Afdahl, Stanley Pfeiffer, Pat Simpson, Jim Mullins, Steve Mainquist, Denny Bloom, Jim Eggers, David Hammer, Mr. Benda. Second Team All Conference First Team Captain All Conference Dick Stilley All Southwest Steve Waage Bob Beeson SCORES We They 19 Harlan 0 18 Glenwood 0 19 Clarinda O J 13 St. Joe qBentp 6 0 Creston 20 1 14 Shenandoah 37 14 Corning 13 13 Atlantic 31 13 Griswold 6 ' l 1 A Phil Anderson X Joe Fields Jim Scherbring Don Atkinson Steve Dalton Jack Figley R J OH 01163 Randy Dedrickson Rich Farrington Bob McMillin Bruce Ridout 2nd Team All Conf. Denny Meek 'Q 'ff S W Don Finley Daryl White Bob woods Steve Afdahl MANAGERS Bob Baldwin Pete Will I im Mullins Phil Pratt Sponsored by BOWMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 7 zusknihall The ROCHS Tigers ended conference competition with a 10-2 record and finished second place behind Athlantic. ln a tremendous finish, the Tigers lost to Atlantic by only four points in a fight- to-finish overtime. Another outstanding achievement was the fact that a conference record was broken by the Red Oak Tigers in the game against Clarinda. At this time 104 points were tallied on the scoreboard by the Tigers. Chosen for First Team All- Conference were Bob Lovejoy and Curt Lantz. Second Team All-Conference honors went to Denny Hammer. Lettermen were: Lantz, Lovejoy, Hammer, Dalton, Jones, Bloom, Afdahl, Hicks, Finley. After defeating East Union by a score of 61 to 51, the Tigers won the District Tournament and advanced to Sub-State, at Farragut. They were defeated by Thomas Jefferson of Council Bluffs by a score of 60 to 55, end- ing the regular season for the Tigers. Bob Lovejoy was elected captain by the varsity basketball boys. s COACH 1 t E 2 F Q: RS Walt Stanton FRONT ROW: Steve Dalton, Jim Hicks, Paul Fish, Steve Woods, Don Finley, Steve Afdahl. STANDING: Denny Meek, Denny Hammer, Ronnie Jones, Curt Lantz, Denny Bloom, Bob Lovejoy. First Team First Team Second Team 1 All- Conference All- Conference All- Conference 1 Bob Lovejoy Curt Lantz Denny Hammer Steve Dalton Ronnie Jones i 24 A if U Q S aa,rWr,,rWNmwN WM.. .,.,.,.r.r ... , ..,,.. W sm. W 155 fa tt , Was.. Y , -,- ..,. ...mfs .,,, W., .. .,,,, ,. 7 7 aslaeiball r w r I Steve Afdahl Denny Bloom Don Finley SCORES 7 We They 7 61 Corning 48 69 Harlan 48 70 Glenwood 56 61 A. L. 60 1 59 Farragut 48 i 53 Creston 48 l104 Clarinda 64 71 Shen 53 60 Atlantic 72 f 57 Corning 47 81 Glenwood 62 5 overtime A Fight to the Finish With Creston. MANAGERS Denny Jarrett Randy Jones Pete Will b Sponsored by NELSON FUNERAL CHAPEL These 1915 Tigers were the only team to be eligible to play in the State Tournament finals, to the present time. They were defeated by Ft. Dodge. Jim Hicks SCORES We They 73 Griswold 62 65 Creston 60 5 74 Clarinda 6 9 72 Shen 5 9 74 A. L. 6 8 67 Bedford 5 9 54 Atlantic 58 'l' 61 East Union 51 55 Sub-State 60 T . I . DISTRICT TOU RNAM ENT 5 6 Creston 54 5 5 Bedford 5 3 'l' 1 91 5 TIGERS '.. ,.,..-:fr . ef- ,rf at 1X N.. n 'H .cr if , Nl-' VL x .ax vsf F' ' Pam Funkhouser Jane Murphy Barb Houghton Diane Bergren Joanie Bergsten Connie Harms Barbara Eggers Joy Gillispie Kit Casey Becky Benda Linda Mainquist Chris Seeman Gllqeerlezlrlers We give thanks to these cheerleaders for cheering our boys on to victory Kept the home fire burning to Victory. Sponsored by FAMILY SHOE STORE 115211 Glluh President Diane Johnson V President Linda Bower SPONSOR Secretary Laura McOuown Treasurer Sue Cary OFFICERS Miss Kay Sullivan L Sponsoring the Pep Club for the first year, is Miss Kathryn Sullivan. Thirty nine members have been busy making parts of their Pep Club uniforms in order to save money. Their outfits consist of a black pleated skirt,white long-sleeved blouse, a black vest made by the members, white tennis shoes, and hose. Later, they plan to get an emblem to sew on their vests. J The signs and hoop committee, appointed by the sponsor, are responsible for the signs in the study hall that boost school Jspirit and the hoop the Tigers run through at each home game. ' A dance sponsored by the Pep Club on January Sth after the Red Oak-Corning game, helped raise funds for the club. PEP BAND I J We salute our Pep Band for adding 3 color to all of our basketball games, help- i ing cheer our Tigers on to victory, and 5 giving us the best in Pep Band music. ROW ONE: Linda Mainquist,Barbara Eggers, Chris Seeman,Jane Murphy,Joan Bergsten, Diane Kay Ber- gren,Barbara Houghton,Joy Gillispie,Becky Benda,Kit Casey. ROW TWO: Mary Heuer, Linda Hough- ton, Laura McQuown, Shirley Williams, Mary Younggren, Diane Johnson, Ann Sellergren,Connie White, Jolene Turner, Linda Bower. ROW THREE: Connie Larson, Linda Craig, Susie Wilson, Doneta Ridout, Marie Vannausdle, Shirley Kennedy, Linda Baucom,Jane Lantz, Polly Smith, Sharon Peterson. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Renander, Mary Rold, Carol Carpenter, Sue Cary, Karen Hunt, Julie Bierbaum, Donna Ber- lin, Judy Gutschenritter, Sharon Berlin. PEP CLUB 11- -fwyrs.. ,.w,r.,,.. . 1 . .,..,r..,-.M...,.,,,,,.,s ......... . .r.r . .-.... W...-,,....,...........n,w . ,, r. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE FOOTBA LL X R ,NR COACHES Junior High B B Frosh-Soph Football SHEPLEE Frosh-Soph Basketball HUMPHREY FRESHMAN Ass't. Track, Ass't. SOPHOMORE Varsity B B, Ass't. Frosh- Football Scores Soph Football, Reserve WE THEY Basketball. 13 Villisca 7 O Glenwood O 1 8 Clarinda 1 2 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS RESERVES BASKETBALL 9 Afloofio 6 19 Griswold 6 S ES WE COR THEY 7 Shen 27 14 C ' 13 ss cctning 43 Ommg 46 Harlan 31 53 Glenwood 47 40 A. L. 64 52 Farragut 49 53 Creston 57 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL fovertimej SCORES 66 C13.1fi1'1d3. WE THEY 40 Shen 39 28 Shen 61 45 At13.1'1tiC Nishna V. 42 Corning 36 fovertimej do Glenwood 62 44 Atlantic 56 5 G ' ld 43 - FRONT: chris Sccman, Joy Gillispic. STANDING: Barb 6 HSW0 58 Clafmda 25 . . . . 45 Creston 45 70 Glenwood 34 Eggers, Kit Casey, Llnda Malrlqulst, Becky Benda. 64 Clarinda 72 h 60 S en 78 48 Shen 60 42 N' hn v. 46 RESERVES BASKETBALL 54 AEE 72 cgfferiimep 57 Bedford 63 44 Atlantic 48 1- Eli-t so Atlantic 64 covertimey 74 Clarinda 36 60 Glenwood 35 ROW ONE: Lantz, Williams, Porter, Benda, Jones, Funkhouser. ROW TWO: Ogden, Evans Mullins, Logan, Shaw, Smith. ROW ONE: Wilson, Kradle, Thorn, Wright, Ellis, Larson, Jones. ROW TWO: DeMarce, Pfeiffer, Dobbs, Moore, Shel- lenberg, Smith. ROW THREE: Mr. Sheplee, Will, Charles, Q0 Brown, Childers, Gates. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL .. ' ' rr T ' ' A 55 43,251.31 1, 4 YES IIIEIIT' U UIIIUYB H115 -r-f-- 31' ad . 1 I l I l , 4 4 1 V l l l l 4 rank CONFERENCE AND DISTRICT CHAMPS Coach Dick Morrison's 1964 Red Oak Tiger Track Team wound up another successful season capturing conference and district titles and finishing first in four others: second in 35 also brought back nine trophies. Captains for the 1965 season will be Ron Jones, Steve Waage, Terry Kammerer. Dennis Jarrett, Steve Lloyd, and Bob Mclvlillin were track managers. Decathlon awards: First, Gary Hallg second, Ron Jonesg third, Larry Barnett. Three records were broken this season: Kim Martin--Pole Vault 12'1 Ron ,Tones--Mile 4:35. S 880 Run 2: 02, 7 LETTERMEN Seniors: Bob Houghton, Eugene McGaa, Gary Hall, Larry Barnett, Bill Stifle, Kim Martin, Marvin Hult- man, Gene Chattertong Juniors: Ron Jones, Dick Stilley, Steve Waage, Bob Lovejoy, Phil Anderson, Randy Dedrickson, Bob Beeson, Dennis Hammer, Joe Fields, Daryl White, Dick Jones, Terry Kammererp Sophomores: Steve Afdahl, and Freshman, Bob Woods. Congratulations Over Victory. Coach Morrison, Ron Jones, Larry Barnett. Wrath 440 and 880 RELAY TEAMS 2 MILE RELAY Daryl White, Bob Beeson, Dick Stilley, B111 Stifle. Phil-Football Throw 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 JOB- SHOT and DISCUS Kim-POLE VAULT 4 - Gary Hall, Bob Houghton, Eugene McGaa, Ron Jones. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Bob-I-IURDLES maps in rank MILE RELAY Mile Relay Clinches Meet. MILE RUN Ron Jones Breaks Mile Record. Hall Picks Up 6 Points. Sponsored by THE ASSOCIATES Lovejoy Captures First. HURDLES if 455 1 Q31 niramnrals VOLLEYBALL C HAMPIONS ROW ONE: John Braden, Cap't., Bob Baldwin, Dea Rolofson, Dennis Braymen. ROW TWO: Larry Rea, Chapman, Ed Johnson. ROW ONE: John Tock, Cap't., Danny Rold, Pat Wil- liams. ROW TWO: Chuck Stilley, Jon Vest, Gary Cornelison, Randy Jones. Another season of intramurals activities is over. Now we have time to recover from some of the scrapes, bruises, and cuts that we have received in volleyball and basketball. At times it has been rough, but we learn to take the bad with the good. Intramural sports was introduced to ROCHS in 1958. Under the direction of Mr. Morrison and the Intramural Commission, policies, rules, and regulations were set up for the intramural activities of the school. They were the governing body. Intramural, meaning within the walls stresses equal competition. Each student has an equal chance to participate on athletic teams and events that are otherwise not included in the inter-scholastic athletics. Varsity athletes may participate in the intramural program when their sports are not in season. Awards are presented to each member of the winning teams in team competition and each individual in single and doubles competition. Each fall a new commission is elected to fulfill the above duties for the new year. TROTTERS KNICKS WARRIORS PANTHERS TROJANS BASKETBALL- TOP CONTENDERS Denny Hatfield, Don Pearce. ROW THREE: Warren 1 Mr. Morrison, l Physical Education B Director 35025 15 ' The Bear Hug Xf ,K I- , Bouncing Back The Crusher! A Pin Building Up to a Big Let Down , Future Champs Sponsored by SMITTY'S C-O OIL COMPANY95 Gulf STANDING Chip Ingmand John Evans Steve Dalton SEATED Marshall Victor Jim Scherbring Mark Sellergren J on Vest Mike Logan Coach Sheplee BOYS GOLF TEAM 2 5 i 3 4 5 5 5 T 5 2, 1 The ROCHS Golf Team, after placing 5th in the state at Des Moines last year, met with very tough competition 1 last spring and were unable to qualify for the state meet. The Tigers did, however, show their golf form by being victo- rious in dual meets with Shen and Harlan, and just barely being edged out by a strong Atlantic team. With four returning lettermen and some promising newcomers, plus the able coaching of Mr. Sheplee, the Tigers L are looking forward to the conference title next spring. Letters were awarded to the following: Seniors, Mark Sellergren, Marshall Victorg Junior Jim Scherbringg Sopho- more Chip Ingmandg Freshmen Mike Logan and Jon Vest. llvlikvliktlvlvllvil The Red Oak Girls Golf Team, after winning second in Southwest Iowa's District Meet, came home with the first trophy for Red Oak. They met with very rough competition in the State Meet. Letters were awarded to the following: Juniors, Laura Greenlee, Ann Sel- lergren, Judy Larsong Soph. Rosanne Shellenberg. These four letter winners plus some promising newcomers will provide good competition for the surrounding teams next spring. GIRLS GOLF TEA M Ann, Rosann, Laura, Sheri, Judy bring first golf trophy to ROCHS. Rosanne Shellenberg Judy Larson Sheri Boyle Coach Sheplee Laura Greenlee Ann Sellergren Cnot picturedj Sponsored by SUNDELL SHOE COMPANY r l R il r X 1 Q 5 i f E and 1 W i 1 l 1 Qlrnz-5 Qluunirg The ROCHS Cross-Country Team turned in another stellar campaign this past year under the direction of Mr. Stanton. The first half of the season was devoted to mile-team racing with the second half consisting of regular cross- country racing. This year Red Oak was host to its own mile team race meet, which attracted various Southwest Iowa schools. Red Oak completed and won several dual and triangular meets and really added a feather to their cap by winning the State Class A mile team championship. This was only the third state championship Red Oak has ever won in athletics. Red Oak journeyed to Clarinda's course and finished third in the Hawkeye Seven Meet. They came back strong the next week by placing second in the State Cross-Country Meet at Des Moines. The reserves performed exceptionally well as they won every meet they entered. Lettermen this past year were: Curt Lantz, Terry Kammerer, Dick Jones, Don Jenkins, Cap't. Paul Fish, Cap't. Gary Swift, Dan Rold, Steve Wood, Mike Allen. With so many returning lettermen, Red Oak is looking forward to another great season next year. ROCHS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM--STANDING: Ron Smith, Gary Hilt, Don Jenkins, Ed Fenn, Dennis Hammer, Steve Mullen, Steve Wood, Pat Williams, Mike Allen, Jim Hicks, Dan Rold. SEATED: Coach Walt Stanton, Dick Jones, Curt Lantz, Terry Kammerer, Paul Fish, Gary Swift, Mgr. Greg Rodgers. Captains, Ron Jenkins, Paul Fish receive letters from coach, Walt Stanton. Leading runners at State Mile team 1'8,CC. 5 X s J 1 5 12 fl I Top performers this past campaign. E Sponsored by MC ALPIN MOTORS mmis -----... SF ' saga' J 'H as , ls.. Us .iris-S. fl PM . -.K--f'--', J TOP ROW: Coach Gene Whiteman, Suzie Kelker, Cindy Van Druff, Polly Smith, Barb Houghton. FRONT ROW: Joanne Sungren, Linda Houghton, ' Connie Ploghoft. Joanne, Barb, Polly, John. Both ROCHS Tennis Teams had a very successful year, winning all of their dual meets. In the Girls District Meet, the girls came through with a clean vic- tory. Barb Houghton captured the singles crown over Joanne Sungreng Polly Smith and Cindy Van Druff won the doubles crown over Abraham Lincoln. All these girls made a good showing at the State Meet. John Odell and Bob Houghton captured the District Doubles titleg Marv I-lultman and Steve Victor were eliminated in the second round, Denny Bloom and Don Finley were elim-inated in the second round of singles, John and Bob were first round losers at the State Meet. These teams were coached by Gene Whiteman. With 10 lettermen returning, the teams are looking for another successful year. H ls STANDING: Coach Gene Whiteman, Don Finley. John Odell, Richard Swanson, Denny Bloom. SEATED: Mary Hultman, Bob Houghton, Steve Victor. S as 3. Polly Q. E John zxsehall l Coach Walt Stanton TIGER BASEBALL TEAM Fourteen players lettered with the Red Oak Community High School Tigers in the summer campaign, that found coach Walt Stanton's crew winning the Hawkeye Seven Championship outright after sharing the championship last year. The Tigers were 14-3 for the season. Their loop mark was 10-2. Seniors lettering were: Larry Barnett, Lanny Vinkg Juniors: Don Atkinson, Phil Anderson, Bob Beeson, Steve Dalton, Randy Dedrickson, Denny Hammer, Bob Lovejoy, Curt Lantz, Ron Jonesg Sophomores: Jim Hicks, Don Finley, Freshman, Chris Lantz. Manager's letters went to Roy Seigfreid, Greg Rodgers, and Roger Schantz. Hammer was the top hitter at a . 380 averageg others were Hicks .35'7, Barnett . 318g Dalton .303. Curt Lantz won 7 and lost 1--Randy Dedrickson won 2 and lost 2. 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