Reinbeck High School - Smar Yearbook (Reinbeck, IA)

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Y All N.. N., 1 J, ' fl-4 Holme, Ihrlin Peters, Leon Koch,Paul Guelner Lrlyn Billerbeck, Bill Lor- .'iii3.'5IffT Q11-,LC I H01 If ,fi D.'.fZlIl1TI3,,LL Third Kew: Dick Tandy, Gary lnrkosh, Louis Smith, Bob Harris. Qecond Row: Ir. Grant, Hon ld Drown, Lelvin , 4 enzen, Leonnrd Vogt, Jim Gouskm, Robert Uahms, Hale Looty. First How: Donn Lorenzen, Qrwnklin G ,. johmnn, Doo ihrt. t'N l .L .A muger,Lowell Knrts,Bob Dutton, Harold Stor- 1 nm,. -- W GI LW' g.f1iTi LL Secoxi low: Qr. . nxin , Jurol Jr ner, yjr., Kmrlene Hamann, donna Yojt,Qargaret Jtrohbehn, borothf Qfleomsen, Dxrbura Qeewes, Vnrlene jiller, Jenn Shoup, lsr., Irs. Hnnnini. first low: Qhirley Duffels, luelle klmkely, Frances Uillcrbeck,Francine Hiller- beck, fer' Qcfreery, lox-ll? wlmkely. For the first time in four years Q girls' basketball team was organized in Yeinbeck. Un er the co'c inf of -uporintendent Hnnnins, a fair team was pro- duced. The 'irst six girls were Hrnnces Lillerbeck, Francine Dillerbeck, Luelln Ilfkelf, hozeli' llikelf, Qhirley Fmrfels, and Tera lcUrewry. Irs. Knnning was selected as he chaperone. Student mrnqrers were Carol Cramer and Jenn Shoup. 7er: Ycjreerr wf: elected c'?tfin o? the teim. Getting a late start in the season end lsckinf experience, the sirls were fietiws of s vwril hirL scsrix' tf'ns. The seasonfs record follows: Rein eck 2 Gl' Brook 13 Ieinbeck 39 Glidbrook 33 Heinieck 3 Sonr'i 50 feinbeck El Dinsdale 23 f A ' T' geinbeck 24 Uldora bl Reinbeck 3 jellslwre 32 Jectional Tournament Reinoeck 27 Vontour 29