Reinbeck High School - Smar Yearbook (Reinbeck, IA)

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,,.4-i! K l PE Q-C71-elf? Z 35 ' Xi Fourth Row: Darlene Seller, Betty Hickman, Jean Shoup, Helen Mennenga,lla Toben, Mavis Nenring, LaVonne Watson, Dorothy Rslcomsen, Knrgaret Strohbchn, Donna Vogt, Barbara Meewes, Betty Wheeler, nozella Blakely. Third How: Virginia Ballard, Myrna Rorrow,Diene Bonscker,Vergina Ackerman, Irma Neil, Phyllis Chrt, Carol Cramer, nocluel Johnson, Gertrude Aswegen, Neva Ackermsn,Vero hcCreery, Jmirley Jensen,herisn AnlAer,LaVonne Sell, Charlote Frier, Shirley Duffels. Second Row: Shirley lmrpny, Billie Jene Paton, Emma Joan Clin, Joyce Claussen, Catherine iobinson, Knrion Licket, Morlys xobinson, Jun t Dewolf, Darlene Redfesrn, Marie Nnwsdnle, bnrhnre Aehellinn, Janice Paulsen, Beverly Crowe, Ramona Halupnick, Phyllis Mclntyre, Betty Uinnebier. First Row: Mrs. Grant, Frnnces billerbock, Francine Uillerbeck, Marlene Hamann, Darlene Harms, Lois Gibson, Elinor Linder, Clare Lou Frei, Mary Ann Lynch, Kiss Williams. Absent: Luella Blakely. This is the first year Leinbeck hiqn School has had an all girls' organized Pep Club. The club consisted of fifty-four members. Lois Gibson was elected President, Ramona Halupniok as Vice-President, Mar- lene Hamann as Secretary, and the sponsors were Mrs. Grant and Miss Williams. when girls' identical uni- ' forms,which consisted of black hats,orange blouses,black jump- ers, orange anklets and orange and block mittens,were worn to all the games. After the home basketball game with Teachers College H.S. the Pep Club sponsored a dance for the students of the two schools. For the football season the six cheerleaders were Barbara Neewes,Luella Blskely,Lois Gib son, Marlene Hamann, Marlene Willer, and Darlene Harms. The cheerleaders for the basketbdl , , 1 H V, season were Lois Gibeon,Marlms Lois Gibson, Darlene nsrms, morlene Hamann Hamann, and Darlene Harms. NMMA.

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f1i'.fQI2iAM - BL :unix Third Row: Arlene Schildroth, Janice Paulsen, Neva Ackerman, Shirley Jensen, Marian Mulder, Billie Jene Paton, Darlene Harms, Betty Boll, Lavonne Sell. Second How: Rachael Johnson, Jean Shoup, Mavis Nehring, Elinor Linder, 'Marlys Wood, Gertrude Aswegen, Donna Vogt, Marlene Hiller, Rozella Blakely, Miss btaveley. Seated: Lois Gibson, Betty Wheeler, Vera McCreery, Marlene Hamann, Barbara Meewes. Absent: Luella Blakely. Editor-in-chief. . . . Vera McCreery Assistant Editor . . Marlene Hamann Exchange Editors . . . Betty Wheeler Barbara Meewes Lois Gibson WHT Reporter . . . . Rozella Blakely KXEL Reporter. . . . . . . . . . . Marlene Hamann Each week the people of the Reinbeck community were informed of the activi- ties in the school by reading The Ram-Blurr. The news was printed each week in the Reinbeck Courier. The gossip column, which was read first by most of the students, was called WThe Mop.N All members of the staff served as news reporters and the different news assignments were rotated among them.Different junior high students collected the grade news each week. fl Miss Staveley was the faculty adviser for the staff. . i QB, XX im: stag '71 xv 4' , A iff. ff f 0 FY ' Q VN., 3