Reinbeck High School - Smar Yearbook (Reinbeck, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

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Second Row: James Andersen, Robert Stephans, Donna Beier Marie Ragsdale, Margaret Strohbehn, Rachael Johnson, Jean Shoup, Borothy Malcomson, Francine Billerbeck,Frances Billerbeck, Miss Staveley,Ila Toben, Helen Mennenga, Darlene Schick, Shirley Barfels, Carl Ellison. Third Row: Paul Smith,Junior Hildebrand, Craig Dirks, Robert Halden, Carol Cramer, Jim Lewis, Mary Lynch. Editor-in-chief. Assistant Editor Publicity Editors. . . . .Larry Crist Helen Mennenga Business Managers. .Barbara Schelling Catherine Robinson .Billie Jene Paton . . .Elinor Linder . . Marie Ragsdale . .Rachael Johnson . . James Anderson Carl Ellison ... Darlene Schick Faculty. . . . . . Senior Class . . Junior Class . . . Sophomore Class. . Freshmen Class . . Junior High. . .Janice Paulsen . Neva Ackerman Elementary E Primary. .Robert Halden Grades Robert Stephan Francine Billerbeck Sports Editor . . . . . .Craig Dirks Vocal Music . . . . .Shirley Barfels Instrumental Music.Dorothy Malcomson Dramatics . . ...... Jean Shoup Pep Club ....... Carol Cramer F. H. A. . . . .... Mary Lynch F. F. A. ....... Larry Trepp Student Council . Margaret Strohbehn Ram-Blurr .... Frances Billerbeck The Smar . . . Ramona Halupnick This is the second consecutive year that WThe Smarn has been published by the students of Reinbeck High School. Any student who wishes to may be- come a member of the staff. Some of the members of the staff were enrolled in the annual activity class which met on Tuesdays and Thursday. Besides those whose pictures are shown above, the following students also served on the annual staff: Larry Crist, Jim Lewis, Eugene Stone, Larry Trepp, Bill Vest,'and Pearl Schick. With all the different activities and a busy schedule throughout the year, we find that the school days go all too quickly. However, we wish to keep our school memories throughout life.The staff hopes that in this issue of your annual, they have recorded some of the events and incidents in your school life of 1950-51 that you will treasure in the years to come. D '::.2 ' yoga 1901 0 1 i J j m 1 1 f Q Llim1n1stra't i I ' 14 ' ni 1 , ' 's 'fav Student Council Seated: Larry Trepp Mr. Tripp, Janice Paulsen. Standing: Mike Owen, Cary Karkosh, Bob Dutton, Margaret Strohbehn, Clara Lou Frei, Donn Lorenzen, Lois Arnold. The Student Council members are elected by the votes of each high school class. The senior class is entitled to three members and each of the other high school classes to two members, but, since the senior class had a small membership this year, they were entitled to only two members and one member-at-large was chosen from the entire high school assembly. Those chosen by the various classes to re resent them on the Student Council were Janice Paulsen and Allan Wilkinson Eirst semesterl,Larry Trepp Csecond semesterl, SeniorsgBob Dutton and Margaret Strohbehn, Juniors, Gary Karkosh and Clara Lou Frei, Sophomoresgand Mike Owen and Lois Arnold,Fresh- men. Donn Lorenzen was chosen as the member-at-large. Allan Wilkinson served as President of the Student Council during the first semester, Larry Trepp was President during the second semester. Other officers elected were: Vice-President, Donn Lorenzen and Secretary, Janice Paulsen. Mr. Tripp was faculty adviser for the Student Council. The Student Council members were chairman of the various committees which planned the Homecoming activities for October 26, 27, and 28. They sponsored the noon movie program. They assisted with the first College- Career Day to be held at Reinbeck on April A for the juniors and seniors of surrounding schools. During the year they also completed the writing of the Constitution for their organization. The Student Council members attended the State Convention heldzm Grin- nell last fallg they also attended a meeting at Grundy Center of Student Council members of all schools in the North Iowa Cedar League. SCHOOL BOARD Suv 'Jw ,,-7 u Standing: Carl Bern, Ralph Schildroth, Lyle Robinson. Seated: Elliott Koht, Roger Dewolf, Warren Fogt. nan O . .ix d:::F ii 155K --1 tx x f -12:9 fi Walton Manning Dave C. Tripp Herbert Hatch Superintendent High School Principal Grade Principal I f- -J, -Q, Robert Rose Minerva Cooper Instrumental-Vocal Music English, Grammar, Economics in I G tj fmb 1 E 1 0 1 '17 f-9' I Margaret McCulloch Vocational Homemaking Dramatics, English an 'Y Alline Staveley Everett Frink Business Education Vocational Agriculture ,'nln-me 46' C6 N.w,- Q! ' a 1 . L George Grant Nelson Andrus Daisy Strachan American Government, Coach, Physics, Mathematics General Science, American History, Assistant Coach ' ' .' -I -XJ Q N ,I QLQQ'-'Q' Q ' Office Secretary SCENES FROM TH TEACH RS' FLOOR SHOW 'Casey at the Bat' 'Seashore Girls' n , rn4 55 M 1 'Hillbilly , l , 3 Girls' . J ,I AE.. a i , s, ,F 'g,- , g 'F1ockhart's Band' www' FLQQ Dorothy Prottengeier Kindergarten -Q JSI, Anna Hepperle Second Grade Q 'C' Mrs. Gladys Grant Third Grade f-cl Gu of in if Francis Holthuis Mrs. Leah Manning First Grade First Grade liliijlig if giiiiiiiijij I I Irene Burt Second Grade I I L- Cf' Mrs. Vonice Schelling Third Grade Rozanne Chaney Fourth Grade Mrs. Mary McArthur Fourth Grade er, fl Mrs. Sylvia Brattebo Fifth Grade Wh' dwdhx C3'ecD91-a'pI,7 I Josie Swenson Vivian Schuknecht Fifth Grade h,,6 Junior High Department wk 'ii' x ?5gnn ,rrr Q. 2 J william Flockhart Agnes Gardiner unior ui E Re irbment Junior High Department unlor 15 tg etlcs F 1 , 'vp ani S l N I Z' X f f'll 1 nil P Q A 1' I 3 o I 5 s L if-, 1.2 yn... Y , 5 Vx A af A , President UTO govern this class is worse than taking care of a bunch of children.H ' x Qt' E YN.,- Vice-Presldent UA land sailor with one in every port.W 1-1-' -QW' Student Council Hwith a gir1.inevery town and a song on my lips,I1l have quite a future.H .X X ,, may Secretary-Treasurer Hwhat's a cubit or two, after all? Napoleon him- self was not so tall.H aw'- ,'3:U A QQQ J is 5 Student Council HHe11o, you lucky people, I'lIl here. 'fs HJust put me on a dance floor and I'11 ask for no more.H VN Qbx 5,9 x ini HThe quiet dog is the one that bears watching.U Z -Q W f.,' Aiv' xx 1 :js flip f III' wife 'Y vel, X he f 11- 31,1 i v' K HThe good Lord said, 'Let HI do my hunting at night? there be foolishness and he created me.'N Xe he Q' L if -O' 4,4-sri HDid you see that good- looking man?N HJust call me jellyfishg Mr. Tripp doesn't think I have a backbone.U Q,'QT1pf I Q WMM o RY -3 nQuiet volcanoes have UIf I feel like exercis- been known to erupt.U ing, I just lie down till the feeling goes away.H aa! qi:.p 1: 'iiw 'ETFH IQ,.D. I UTheyaaywecole to school HJust call me HFlashL!H to study ----- I wonder.H I? ft'N 'QI' . Q Q J HBoys delight me not-I am here to study.U 0 HA fellow I have foundg I need not shop around.H Q' L L 'Z HMy thoughts and my con- duct are my own.H Nllls Nur HA little dangerous thing and refuse to be in danger.H is a I N, , .1- Nx X N gl WW' .fff HThe world knows nothin UNO matter what it iS,I'm of its greatest men ang aHainSt it-H probably never will.H l Semor S 0 n g Tune Now Is The Hour' Q Now is the time for us to say Goodbye, - 7 Soon we'1l be going to the Great Outside. Q' ',f 'u , When we're away A 1 .fig Then we'l1 remember you 3 lil ' When we are gone, we'll be lonely and blue. ' ,C9 al EU' So now is the time for us to say 'Goodbye,u Soon we'1l be leaving dear old Senior High. While we are gone Never to return You'l1 not be forgotten 'Cause for you we'll always yearn. Neva Ackerman Mlxed Chorus 3, Glee Club 3,h Pep Club l,2,3, Annual 3,h Newspaper 3,L Operetta 1 Class Play 3,h F.H.A. 2 A Basketball 1,2 A L Class Secretary 3 Band Queen 3 Librarian 2,3,h Pep Club Secy. Robert Bonn Fegoxe I,5p3,L Football 2,3,b Track 2,3 Betty Dinnebier ep Club 2 5,K Newspaper 1 l-act plays 2 Operetta 1 Class Play 3 Band 1,2,3,h F.H.A. 1 2,3 aaekebbail 3 Swing Band 3 ,B Crai Dirks Hlxed Chorus Glee Club l 2 Pep Club 1,2 Annual A l-act pla s 1 1. L 2 Basketball l,2,3,b Football 3,b Baseball 1,2,3, Track A Class Play A L Ramona Halu nick Pep Club 2,5,K Annual L l-act plays l Queen Attendant A Cheerleader L Bill Heithoff Mixed Chorus 1 Glee Club 1 2,L Pep Club 1,2 Annual 1 1-act plays l Class Play 3 Band 1 Basketball l Football 3,h Baseball 1,2 Cheerleader 1,2 Cornet Trio 1 29 Senior Activities Dale Larsen Lee Petersen Glee Club 1,b 'lfact plays 3 Pep Club 1 Band 1,2,3 Operebta 1 F.F.A. l,2,3,b Class Play 3 Basketball l,2,3,h FUFIAO 2 I+ Baseball. 1 Basketball l,2,3 Track 2 B111 Vest Football 3,b Class Secy. M Mixed Chorus 2 Baseball 2 Class Treas. L Glee Club 2 C1885 PFGS- 2 Class Play A ge? ilub 2 . . . L Jim LeWiS Bill Ra sdale Baseball 3 -EISG CIUb 2 F.f.A. I Track Manager 2 Pep Club A Basketball l,2,3,L Newspaper A FOOUball 3,4 l'3Ct Plays 2 Baseball l,2,3 Operetta l Basketball 1.2.3.b Catherine Robinson Football 1.2.3 'MTxEd'CHo?Usff7f' Baseball A Track l,2,3,h Class Pres. A Class V-Pres. 3 Class Secy. 2 Elinor Linder Mlxed Chorus 3,h Glee Club l,2,3,L Pep Club 3,A Annual 3,A Newspaper 2,3,h l-act plays 2 Operetta 1 Class Play 3 A Librarian 2 3 Basketball 1,2 Helen Mennen a Mixed CEorus.3 Glee Club 3 Pep Club l,2,3,h Annual A l-act plays 2 F.H.A. l,2,3,b Class Play A Ph llis Mclnt re Mixed Chorus 3 Glee Club 3 Pep Club 2,3,b F.H.A. l,2,A Janice Paulsen Mixed Chorus 3 le GleGClub l 2 3 1. Pep Club l,2,3,L Annual 3,b Newspaper 3 l-act plays 2 Operetta l Class Play 3,A Band 2,L F.H.A. 2 3,u Student beubell 3,1 Pep Club Pres. A Senior Trio A Glee Club 2,3 L Pep Club l,2,3, Annual 3,A Newspaper 1,2 l-act plays 2 3 Class Play 3 L Senior Trio L Band l,2,3,L F.H.A. l,2,3,L F.H.A. Pres. A F.H.A. Historia Flute Trio 3,h A n 3 ub-1-2-F-5 Barbara Schellin !eP UT 1 r 9 Annual 3,b l-act plays 1 Band 2,3,b l,2,3 Treas. 2 Attendant Play 4 Richard Schick F.H.A. Class Queen Class 3 Allan Wilkinson Glee Club 1 Pep Club l,2,b Annual 2 l-act plays 3,L Operetta l Class Play A F.F.A. 1,2,3,L Track l Student Council Cheerleader31h s ? Mixed Chorus l,2,3,A Glee Club 2 3,1 Pe Club 2 3 4 Everett Wra e F.g.A. 2 314' 'CTEE'U1EB4 ' Basketball l,2,3 Pep Club 1 Football 1,2,3 l-act plays 2 LL Baseball 2 3 F.F.A. l,2,3,L Track l,2,3 F.B. Manager A Larr Trepp Mlxed orus 1 2 3,L Glee Club l,2,3,L Pep Club 1,2 Annual 2 l-act plays 2 Madrigal 3 Mixed Quartet 2 3 Basketball l,2,3,b Football 3,L Baseball 2 A 7 Class Play 3,h Track l Class V-Pres. 2 Class Treas. 3 l Student Council l,L Senior Class History We, the class of'B1,started on our flight journey of knowledge with thirty- one peacetime passengers on September 5, 1939. Of the thirty-one who started, seven have completed the journey. The seven who started were Janice Paulsen,Lee Petersen, Helen Mennenga, Elinor Linder, Bill Ragsdale, Catherine Robinson, and Craig Dirks. Miss Roberta Worley who is now Mrs. George Lonergan,was the pilot of our first fli ht journey. Lee Retersen and Billy Ragsdale thought school sort of monotonous ani failed to hear the bell and were late for afternoon classes. But, not pouring all the blame on the boys, two girls, Helen and Janice, visited the city one noon and were late back to school and also missed recess for two weeks. Miss Marsh increased our musical knowledge this year. This year went fast so our plane came in for a landing for three months' rest. The air journey was ready to start again and everyone was as anxious as ever. Miss Anna Hepperle took controls on this trip. The important thing this year was learning how to write. No one joined this journey but Janice Pauls en moved away so didn't join us in second grade. The first thing we knew it was time to refuel or have three months' rest. Our report cards showed we were able to join the flight. September came fast and soon our airship was ready for the third trip in education. Grace Robinson, who is now Mrs. Ralph Lerch, was our pilot. The new subject of interest was the study of the world, geography. Our music teacher was Miss Collister. Robert Bown joined the class and Allan Wilkinson joined us from Grundy Center. In the fall of l9h2 we were ready for another take-off. Miss Tenny was at the controls. This was an exciting year for Miss Tenny was a very athletic person. She was also subject to hiccoughs during history classg perhaps she didn't like the lesson any better than the rest of us. Jim y Lewis joined us this year from Eldora and he says he is sure that the school in the center of Eldora is the Public school for good boys and girls. Billy Heithoff joined us from Dike. Everett Wrage also joined us, coming from a Rural School. Being good scholars we all looked forward to getting our report cards. This being our last year in the lower grades, Miss Havelcheck guided this flight. No more subjects were introduced this year but the courses were, of course, more advanced. Larry Trepp joined this year from that so-called town of Eldora. Eldora is pretty popular, isn't it. Miss Moklebust, who is now Mrs. Si ond Holt, was our music teacher this year. At the end of this year we were alimlooking forward to going upstairs to Junior High. We all passed and were ready to make the flight next fall. We started sixth grade with all of our last yearfs members and two new members. Janice Paulsen rejoined us from Texas,and Da e Larsen joined the class from a rural school in Tama County. We were introduced to three new teachers--- Mrs. Jenkins who taught spelling and reading,Miss Gardiner who taught arithmetl: and English, and Miss Swenson who did a grand job of starting us on art and penmanship. Miss Moklebust taught our music. We had a hard time adjusting ourselves to so many teachers but soon found out we couldn't talk all the time. we learned the 'American Creed' which we said in the assembly every Friday. we had many different rules including the 'guard house' better known as the 'fourth squad' with which some of us became quite familiar. We improved greatly this year and were ready for another year's work if our report cards permitted. We were now ready for our seventh flight with the same teachers to direct us with our work. Betty Dinnebier joined the class from Hudson. Music was taught by Mrs. Rhea and later by Mr. Myers. In this grade we started physical training--the girls under the direction of Mrs. Barbour and the boys under Mr. Downey. we made our minds work by learning the Lincoln's 'Gettysburg Address' and saying it before the assembly. We organized a basketball team this year and helped win a beautiful trophy for the Junior High. This was the first one Junior High had ever won. An operetta was given called 'The Galloping Ghost' in which most of us took part. This being the end of the war the army came marchingto Junior High with Mr. Woodrow Nelson helping Mrs. Jenkins with the teaching prob- lems. We finally got to our destination though we were sorry to think of leaving Junior High. Neva Ackerman joined the passengers this year from Waterloo. Our new teachers, including some in high school, were Mr. Hafke, who taught civics and managed the boys' manual training. Miss Cooper taught our history. Miss Willis, who is now Mrs. Tom Emmett, taught the girls their home economics. Mr. Marston taught our first year of speech training. Miss Eva John- son trained our musical voices. The Junior High took part in the o eretta,'Dixie Land Minstrel,' under the direction of Miss Johnson. Our class clubs were very numerous this year. We had a history club which was based on the weekly Junior Review and the last half of the year was carried by the Civics Club. Our Eng- lish Club started at the first of the year. We named it after the birthday of Iowa---'The Centennial Club.' Our athletics were conducted by Mrs. Barbour with the girls and Mr. Hafke and Mr. Barbour with the boys. Miss Gardiner was elected class sponsor. We all felt very sorry in leaving the well-known Junior High of the geinbeck School, but we looked forward to a bright freshmen year and on to t e uture. In the fall of 'L7 twenty-eight of us entered R. H. S. as freshmen. Not knowing where to go, we furnished the upperclassmen with many hearty laughs. Being very bashful we were afraid to walk in front of the assembly and we were even afraid to sharpen our pencils. This year we were joined by Barbara Schel- ling and Ramona Halupnick. Our class officers were: President, Kay Tommang Vice-President, Bill Rags- daleg Secretary-Treasurer Marian Bicket3Student Council, Larry Treppg Sponsors, Miss Cooper and Mr. Risdal. Miss Johnson was the producer of the operetta, 'Tulip Time' in which most of us took part. Our annual Christmas party was sponsored by the Student Council this year. The Band Mothers' Club was formed, and they raised money to buy new band suits. In the spring the marching band attended Teachers College Relays and the Drake Relays. We also went to the Northeast Iowa Band Jubilee which was held at Waterloo and the Eastern Iowa Band Festival at Cedar Rapids. By the end of our freshmen year we had gained much confidence and were well acquainted with high school. In the fall of 'L8 we began our Sophomore year in high school. Bill Vest joined our class this year. Our class officers were President,Dale Larsen, Vice-President, Larry Treppg Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Lewisg Student Council, Charlotte Ruhs and later Bill Fluggag Sponsors, Miss Willis and Mr. Maas. The FFA boys had a semi-formal fall dance which was well attended. Later in the year the FHA girls sponsored a jean party at which everyone wore jeans or paid the consequences. This year we won the Northeast Iowa Cedar League football championship by having an undefeated team. The coaches and players were honored at a banquet sponsored by the Legion. During the second semester we lost one of our members, James Roberts, who succumbed after a short illness. We attended the funeral as a group. This year our basketball team remained undefeated until we were defeated by Dike by one point in the County Tournament at Grundy Center. we were sectional basketball hosts to the surrounding schools. Our team went on with their march of victories to the sub-state by winning the sectional and district tournaments. In the last game of the sub-state they suffered their second loss of the year by losing to Waverly. If we would have defeated Waverly, we would have played in the State Tournament. Around 800 people attended the preliminary music contest which was held in our community in the spring of 'L9. Reinbeck received seven firsts. The Glee Club and Mixed Chorus went to the district contest at LaPorte City. The band attended the Waterloo Band Jubilee and the Cedar Rapids Band Fes- tival. This was the year Elizabeth Snyder was crowned queen. Some of our class members served at the annual Junior-Senior banquet. We began our Junior year with no new members. Our class officers were: President, Marian Bicketg Vice-President, Jim Lewisg Secretary, Neva Ackerman, Treasurer, Barbara SchellinggStudent Council,Janice Paulsen and Allan Wilkinsong Sponsors, Miss Staveley and Mr. Bowman. Our football team won the North Iowa Cedar League Conference again. Several boys from our class played on the team this year. One of the projects for this year was an all school carnival which added 81371.78 to the unified treasury. A 60-member all girls' pep club was organized during our Junior year. Our uniforms were orange blouses and black jumpers with matching mittens, hats, and anklets. For the first time in the school history a formal co munity prom was held in the high school gym following the Junior-Senior banquet. Around 500 people danced to the music of Jimmy White and his orchestra. The theme for the banquet and prom was 'Luxury Liner.' We entered the last year of our high school days on August 28, 1950. Our class officers were: President, Jim Lewis, Vice-President, Dale Larseng Secre- tary-Treasurer, Lee Petersen, Student Council, Larry Trepp and Janice Paulsen, Sponsors, Miss Staveley and Mr. Manning. Most of the boys were on the football team which had a season's record of four wins, four losses, and one tied game. We had our three-day Homecoming celebration on October 26 27, and 28. Our candidate for queen was Ramona Halupnick. Features of Homecoming were the fire- men's show, pep rally and bonfire, football game with LaPorte City which we won, and the Homecoming dance with the teachers' floor show at intermission. We held our carnival-November 10 and ll. The seniors sponsored an auction of teachers' services. This special feature was well enjoyed by all. E d We had our graduation pictures taken November 21 at the Troy-Mack Studio in 1 ora. The seniors decorated the steno and typing rooms for Christmas and received second prize. At the time our annual went to press our school year was only half over. Senior Class Will Being of unsound mind, of weak heart and havi but a few short h dwell among the horrors of the trials and,tribulat1ogg of our high schooluizygo and being on the verge of departing for realms unknown,we the class of 1951 do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revok1ng,any will heretofore made by us at any time we may have chanced to be in our right minds. Please listen one and all whil I d th d sworn ckngsxlaziys , e rea e ocument as truly drawn up and To the Juniors we leave our economics books in hopes that they will absorb more than we did. To the Sophomore geniuses we leave our ability to never have our lessons done. To the Freshmen we leave our beloved one-row f s t b th 1 d . h will be enough of you to fill that row? 0 ea S y e W n ow T ink there Mr. Frink we leave our ambition to loaf in classes Mr.Manning we leave any of our unused talents that as yet have been undiscov- ered even by us. To Mr. Tripp we leave our jitterbugging ability in hopes that he will teach it to future classes. To Miss Strachan we leave a shot gun so she'l1 look more forceable while patrol- ling the halls of RHS. To Miss Cooper we leave our stack of English themes and economics tests to cor- rect in her spare time after the misbehaving seniors are gone and when she won't have to keep her eyes on us. To Mr. Andrus we leave our ability to break test tubes in the Chemistry lab. Mr. Rose we leave our undying cooperation in glee club in hopes that his next singers will be quieter. To To Mr.Grant we leave our ability to keep our feet off the accelerator so that he won't go over thirty miles per hour. To Miss Staveley we leave the remains of any unfinished work and any unused paper you can find. To To to run around in the studyhall. To decoration contest again next year. Neva Ackerman wills her love of Nblue eyesn to Darlene Redfearn. Don't gaze themtbo long, Darlene. Robert Bown wills his love for underclassmen to Bobby Harris. Don't rob the dle, Bob. Betty Dinnebier wills her diamond to Betty Hickman. Craig Dirks wills his caveman approach to Donn Lorenzen. Don't gettzp rough the ladies, Donnie. I Ramona Halupnick wills her position in the Drug Store she may be able to eat all the necessary vitamins Bill Heithoff wills his ability to get into trouble to always have the study hall teachers keeping their Miss McCulloch we leave our artistic ability so the seniors won't win and use our excess energy the into cra- with to Shirley Murphy so that to grow up. Robert Emmert. Be sure to eyes on you, Bob. Dale Larsen wills his speedy chevy to Norman Thede so he too will get around as much as Dale is doing. On second thought, he'll need it himself. Jim Lewis wills his ability of not getting his typing in on time to Dorothy Malcomson. Elinor Linder wills her beloved bulletin board to Irma Neil a d V 1 A k - man. Be sure you use only the pictures that scare the micg, giiisgn c er Phyllis Hclntyre and Helen Nennenga will their mischevious ways to the freshman girls. Janice Paulsen wills her desire to be a housewife to Mary Ann Tessau. Lee Petersen wills his quiet ways to the Billerbeck twins. Possible girls????? Bill Ragsdale wills the darkest corner of the school bus to Gary Karkosh. Catherine Robinson wills her flirty ways to anyone to use to the best of their ability. Barbara Schelling wills her ability to stick to the same guy to Myrna Morrow. Richard Schick wills his job as captain of the HAll Starsn to Larry Crist. Larry Trepp wills his place on the lower balcony with a certain girl to Raymond Mumm and whomever his current flame is now. Bill Vest wills his curly locks and ability to sleep in classes to Warren Bown. Everett Wrage wills his walk and loud voice to Don Tandy. Don't take too big a step or whisper too loud, Don. Allan Wilkinson wills his ability to be a HJack of all Tradesn to Dennis Nichol- sen. The foregoing instrument was sighed by the said glass gf fl in our presence and by them published and declared as for their LAST WILL AND TESTAM NT and at their request and in their presence of each other, we hereunto subscribe our names as attesting witnesses at Reinbeck, Iowa this llth day of Mgy, A. D. 1251. WITNESSES ' I resides at 0 resides at 1 9 xkggxi resides at Senior Prophecy Ten years have passed since the class of WSIW have left old R.H.S. As I was eating breakfast early one summer morning in l96l,in the city of Reinbeck, I turned on the radio to hear an announcer saying that Dr. Elinor Linder, famous child specialist and head physician of the St.Francis Hospital in New York City, was to speak two evenings later at the annual Medical Convention at the Hotel Stakley in New York City. I rushed to the phone and quickly called up mytmo old girl friends, Ramona Halupnick and Betty Dinnebier,who is now Mrs. Don Moye, and who are farming the old homestead, and asked them to accompany me on a trip to New York City to hear Dr. Linder speak. They were very glad to accept the invha- tion. We decided to go via Chicago and make it a real vacation trip. We left the Reinbeck Airport at 10:00 and arrived at the Wilkinson Airport in Chicago at lO:u5. We were greeted by Allan, owner of the airfield, and his secretary, Miss Catherine Robinson. After a chat they invited us to lunch at the famous Larsen Inn which is located in the NHeart of the Loop.' Dale, the owner of the Inn, another one of our old classmates, sat down and visited with us. Dale informed us that if we would come back for the evening floor show, we would see Neva Ackerman as the featured star of the Heithoff Variety Show. The show was so well received by Dale's patrons that it is now running for its third season. We had to miss the floor show, much to our disappointment, as our next scheduled stop was at New York City, where we had arranged to see Bill Ragsdale catch for the New York Yankees, in the game against the hicago Cubs. We arrived at the ball park in plenty of time. During the game there was much booing at the umpire for the bad decisions he was making. Once, after he had called a strike, he turned around to pick up a bottle that had been thrown at him. We saw, in great surprise Craig Dirks, who formerly attended school with us. During the seventh inning stretch, we went down to the refreshment stand to get some pop. There we bumped into another one of our old classmates, Janice Paulsen. She told us that she was in town to see that game and do some shopping while Chuck was home taking care of the children. We went back to our seats and finished watch- ing the ball game. The Yankees won by four runs. 3:11 f X e .T K, . QQ'-L S 2 After the game we decided to gotoThe Manning Hotel and get our room for the night. The clerk gave the bell-hop our suitcases. The bell-hop was none other than Robert Bown. We had a chat on the way up to our rooms. He wanted to know what we were all doing since we had graduated. It didn't take long to reach our rooms. We ate at the Hoff's Cafe where we had a delicious chicken supper. After we had finished eating, we decided to goto our room and get a good night's sleqc We were up rather early the next morning and went down to have breakfast. We ate at a little coffee shop. We decided then we had better go to the bank to get some money if we were to go shopping. As we got in the bank we were met by the President of the bank, Lee Petersen. We talked a while and then hailed a taxi to take us to Macy's Department Store to do some shopping. As the taxi pulled up to the curb,we were surprised to see Richard Schick as the cab driver. We had a nice talk on the way to Macy's. We took an elevator,operated by Larry Trepp up to the fourth floor to the Women's Department. He told us that two more of our classmates were employed there. We reached the dress department where we were greeted by Helen Mennenga and Phyllis McIntyre, who were sales managers of that department. When we had finished looking at the lovely dresses, we went down for a coke. When we reached the drugstore and were seated in a booth, the waiter came over to take our order. WWhat will it be?' We looked up to see Everett Wrage, the soda jerk. He brought us our cokes and took time off to sit down and chat with us awhile. We enjoyed our cokes very much. We then thought maybe we would take in a little entertainment at a theater. We found out that Bill Vest had been manager of this theater for the last three years. The next day we went on a guided tour to Radio City. We were surprised to see Jim Lewis as the owner of an exclusive men's clothing shop on the lower floor of this huge building. That night we went to hear Dr. Linder give her talk before 500 guests. The talk was rather technical for us to understand but we were glad to see that one of our classmates had reached such fame since graduation. After the lecture we went to Elinor's apartment for a couple hours' chat before we left New York City for our return trip home. Senior P 0 e m We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty one, Have really come to school to study-- Not just for fun. So maybe we have had many a different way, But we hope that some of them are here to stay. And here's to you, introducing a few, Some of the things you should know, too. First there's Everett Wrage, who makes the girls' pulses flutter, But when he's near them, his heart turns to butter. And then there's Elinor Linder, who will never an old maid be, The right guy will come, you wait and see. L it Our curly headed boy, named Bill Vest, 1: S 'F Is better known in Typing as a pest. - v Q?tLfuPQ ole , 'fffvq-1 ,YU F Barbara Schelling is no gal to cross, pgkggi 4 Just ask Bill, he knows who's boss. my Richard Schick, better known as 'Puppy,' Has nothing to do with a dog. But when he is driving his old school bus, The road he sure does hog. Phyllis McIntyre who is noted for her noise, lg D Can sure quiet down when she's with the boys. NX Lee Petersen is a short, but ambitious boy, Q Vw working at the station is his pride and joy. xf , J S' Helen Mennenga was never a studious girl, But among the boys, they keep her heart awhirl. Bill Ragsdale who is the athletic type, Spends his days at school and out at Barb's at night. Neva Ackerman, the girl with big eyes of blue, -R She doesn't want one guy, she has to have two. is R aj ,Tb Trepp our lanky boy, who you know as Larry, Shows us of his ambition to marry. 5 Allan Wilkinson, all the girls he does court, ,!f Xxx It seems he has one in every port. Ass! girl 4iSv Betty Dinnebier who is tied down to one guy, With Don Moye she has no reason to cry. We also have a quiet, shy boy, Robert Bown, Who spends most of his time at Pat's north of town. Ramona Halupnick, the girl with just one thing on her mind, Just stick to meg you'll not be left behind. Craig Dirks we hope is really nothing fatal, But as you see he is being robbed from the cradle. Catherine Robinson sure likes to talk about her pooch, But when it comes to Johnny Schick. all she does is smooch. Jim Lewis whose nickname is 'Little Lu,W We all know Eldora is just for you. Janice Paulsen one girl who's not very quiet, an-Q Mr. Manning keeps telling her to go on a diet. ..c-fit Heithoff who is better known as Bill, Tries his hardest to give the girls a thrill. ',Q '1 I' Larsen, our blushing boy, Dale, Don't worry about him--he'll never fail. ,J sl And now this ends our slight review, But we'l1 give you a great big clue. And so we will be very careful today, We don't want some of us here to stay. 4? Class Motto: 'Tomorrow's success depends upon today's preparation.' Class Colors: Pink and white Class Flower: White carnation 'JP 144 :- U . I Q Q 4 , 1 JUNIORS ! X. Shirley Arlyn Frances Francine Rozella Barfels Billerbeck Billerbeck Billerbeck Blakely Q -1 9 ' I N Q s-fl, E A , Q A James Warren Merle Beverly Boueka Bown Conradi Crowe Robert Bob Robert Rosa Charlotte Dahms Dutton Emmert Frahm Friar el nb n l , , i I 5 I , X I' ' 'y .4 ' Al ' fl 3 A A61-Q :- X' Y Franklin ' Melvin Robert David d Hickman Gauger Guelner Hal en dli' I ' L had 4 if 4LlT'W x F J, '7 L I DA. . Junior Bill Donn Mary Dorothy L enzen Lynch Malcomson Hildebrand Lorenzen or n sc- 6.1 Uw f. J I 'cr 5 - .3 Lu- IEW Y , N :s5:5a I 4 D ' 1 ,JR ' ffig' . 3 . Lowell Tom Raymond Mavis Marte Mooty Mumm Nehring Q -Q M A 'x , 'la' N 'ti ' , ' irit Bob Billie Jene Marie Virtus Darlene Ohrt Paton Ragsdale Ramundt Redfearn 'h j KW , AK 5' X L --29 U .5 :U -23:11 , Darlene Robert Eugene Harold Schick Stephan Stone Storjohann .'W' 1 e -rx 1' all . 1 ,A , 6 U i .avant it nw' fs- 'M' M X Margaret Don Mary Ann Norman Strohbehn Tandy Tessau Thede 6 . .6 O , g i - ,,r 5 .V M I 3 lla Leonard LaVonne Toben Vogt Watson Junior Class History The Junior Class officers for the year were: President. . ...... Charlotte Frier- 63 Vice-President . . .... Donn Lorenzen QS? Secretary-Treasurer. . . Rozella Blakely K Q9 . Student Council. . . .Margaret Strohbehn S f Bob Dutton G. Sponsors . . . . . .Miss McCulloch J Mr. Tripp L Donn Lorenzen, chosen as a member-at-large from the high school, also served on the student council. We started the year with Lb members. During the year Emma Jean Olin moved away. Most of the juniors took part in glee club and mixed chorus and also F. H. A. and F. F. A. The boys participating in basketball were Donn Lorenzen, Bob Dutton, Lowell Marts, Bob Ohrt, Tom Mooty, Jim Bouska, Melvin Guelner, and Bob Hal- den. Donn Lorenzen was one of the first five. The girls in basketball were Shirley Barfels, Rozella Blakely, Francine Billerbeck, Frances Billerbeck, Mary Lynch, Dorothy Malcomson, lla Toben, Mavis Nehring, and LaVonne Watson. Darlene Redfearn, our candidate for Homecoming, was elected Queen. Our dunking booth at the carnival was very successful. Quite a few of the juniors were members of the Pep Club. Marie Rags- dale was one of the cheerleaders for the varsity team. Marie Ragsdale was editor and Billie Jene Paton was assistant editor of The Ram Blurr. Some of the other members served on The Ram Blurr and The Smar staff. Twelve of the juniors displayed their talent when they presented the junior class play, 'Junior Prom.' On Friday, May ll, the juniors were hosts to the seniors, faculty mem- bers,and school board members at the banquet and prom,for which 'Candy1and' was the theme. sa. ah 'U u -ul F L . 1 'T: 'g,',' ,' . Y . gl-Rf . 1' P 4, HL '-: ' -. , , -f' , ,l '5. X -1? '5'J', - . , X-' '. '-11 v'.'.'. .f - Ml- ', '11'w.Jj . - : 3 , it,- ' .gy . . - .Q , .95-.igw f . ..g1 f 1 . Z .fe4':Qfp.f4- :' , 11 Fm viii: '15 :.1 f'. --1 1 Qf 5 v-wrt s ,- ww, -f,.i- - 4.w1f2?F. ' ' 21.4.-f. ' Q Q.. T ' ' ,- ,' ' W , I ' , ' - ' . - T 'f , ,, 5 lj, 1 Eophmmm S .ii 114 I f 3 x QW SOPHOMORES 'Q' 'If' ,y 9- g' 'N ... L if X 'Q fd W d'5 ff B sud , 5 q - K N3 ' Q, f,!l.gp , S . -Pia Vergina Virginia Diane Donald Joyce Ackerman Ballard Bonacker Brown Claussen -V I 6 hvm db x ll? ' ' ov? N rl Qu- I Yx y y K -'- f an' i In Carol Larry Janet Clara Bobby Cramer Crist Dewolf Frei Harris Betty Hickman 'G x Yu. Bradley Mertens f 1 - , 4:-' Louis Rachael Gary Leon Hulme Johnson Karkosh Koch 7 Sa.. Dale Myrna Shirley Irma Mooty Morrow Murphy Neil . we Q mi- - 3 ,... an 9 , 1 iv ? P 'Qgpy v ,H XJ y , if V '..' f A l ' T 4 'X. P47 ln '..1.l. .H. I-, 'Wm Dennis Phyllis Marlin Gary Marlys Kay Nicholson Ohrt Peters Rickert Robinson Saltzman ' 2 ' K iv'.4 Jean Paul Elizabeth Dick Arlen Shoup Smith Storjohann Tandy Williams Sophomore Class History Thirty members composed the sophomore class of 1950-51. The officers were: President. . . . . . . .Myrna Morrow Vice-President . . . . Marlin Peters 7: Secretary. . . . . Vergina Ackerman Student Council. . . .Clara Lou Frei 50p Gary Karkosh HUNWHF Sponsors . . . . . .Mr. Andrus 5 Mr. Grant Dennis Nicholson was a new member of our class this year. The first big event of the year was the freshmen initiation, with a style show, scavenger hunt, and other games. Two girls from our class-Phyllis Ohrt and Rachael Johnson--were high school cheerleaders for either football or basketball. The members of our class took an active part in all the school activities. Many of the boys and girls were members of F. F. A. and F. H. A. A few of our members were on the football and basketball teams. Several were reporters for The Ram Blurr and staff members for The Smar. Many of the students of our class were members of the Pep Club and participated in the vocal and instrumental music groups. Some of our members were also interested in dramatics,taking part in the one-act plays. For the school carnival, the class managed two booths---the girls the foot- ball throw and the boys a bottle throw. Since the boys made more money at their booth, the girls paid all the expenses for a roller skating party at Waterloo on January 18. Vergina Ackerman was candidate for Homecoming queen from our class. Carol Cramer, Rachael Johnson, and Gary Karkosh were members of the school swing band. At Christmas time our class decorated Miss Strachan's roomg we won third prize for our decorations. . 'W' A.. . dr , . ...M mm, - ,..- . fm sh A l FRESHMEN James Anderson 65' ii Donna Beier Mary Bown G' ' I L- 'v f Adolph Kenneth Babinat Beck Doris Arnold GN 1:- X , ,4 A t-X-5 Gaylord Jimmy Billerbeck Boehm Bowen ny 'E .A 'ix .1 rggjl 1: tr I N -Tx or I '5 H I V 1 XY 53 'fin 7 w. 5 ...ai Opal Leonard Virgil Brown Brumbaujh Crowe l Carl Hose Ella Mary Lou Jameq Ellison Fink Fredrickson Halupnlck 3 l N Al d.,,AJn -4 QU? ' Frieda Craig Randolyn Sharlene Shirley Harms Heithoff Hoeg Hooper Koch 'F -1 y 'VV I .Nn, ' ,.'I .V J xi Gayle Loren Marjorie Marilyn Dale Lorenz Lorenzen Martens Mask Mclntyre Q Av A rl ,f-nv, Dixie Mike Betty Carma Maurell Morrison Petersen Petersen Ralston I 3 by Q57 127' , if Bob LeAnn Mary Pearl Patricia Rickert Roberts Roberts Schick Schildroth ' Q '. 6 Q . - L g E1 u 221 Y X 4-. I Francis Ronald Darlene Marlin Lois Schlicht Shelton Shipley Siefken Smith , 1' QQ K J. 1 .QQL f , f iE,. if C N lx Q! I j , ,g 'fx' Q is tm. fl' .5 . ,f ' is 1 1.2 'X J'- l Donald Karl Keith Ray Roy Stephan Tandy Tandy Tessau Tessau Charles Paul Ruth Hollis Richard Thesing Weiss Weiss Wilkinson Wood Freshman Class History In the fall of '50 the highest enrollment of the four high school classes was claimed by the freshmen class, which consisted of fifty-nine members. Opal Brown, Pearl Schick, Dale McIntyre, Shirley Koch and Pat Bowen were new members of our class this year. During the year the following members left our class: Ramola Humphrey, Ruby Olin, Ronald Shelton, Stanley Boehm Arthur Hook Freida Harms, Richard and Betty Lee. Marjorie Hooper joined our class during the year. Our officers for the year were: President. . . . . . . . . Virgil Crowe x Vice-President . . . . . . Kenneth Beck Secretary-Treasurer. . Hollis Wilkinson fZy3 Student Council. . . .. . . .Mike Owen f MNPN Lois Arnold ' Sponsors . . . . . . .Mr. Frink Miss Cooper The freshmen were initiated by the sophomores at a costume party and a sca- venger hunt. Our Homecoming candidate was Freida Harms, who was an attendant to the queen. At the carnival we sponsored the basketball throw and the wrestling arena. Two of our girls Doris Arnold and Marilyn Mask were chosen as cheerleaders for the girls' basketball team. Lois Arnold Opal frown, and Mary Ann Bown were cheerlea ers for the freshmen boys' basketball team. Since the class was so large, we had our own boys' football and basketball teams which brought home many victories. LeAnn Roberts and Lois Arnoldwme members of the girls' basketball first team. Most of our members participated in F. F. A. and F. H. A. Quite a few of them took part in vocal and instrumental music groups. Llihle XX X YQ, QW? L -V-'Lx . sf- .- ! '-gg bn 1.5 l l.!-v:,1F!.IA:4I lt.!hj!,,! I me A Qgx -1.-9.----,,,,,.. 6 Football Teom VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Richard Schick, Bill Ragsdale, Robert Bown, Bill Heithoff, Mr. Andrus, Craig Dirks, Larry Trepp, Dale Larsen, Mr. Grant. Second Row: Karl Tandy Marlin Peters, Eugene Stone, Bob Dutton, Bob Ohrt, Donn Lorenzen, Merle Conradi, Bob Stephans, Bob Halden, Bill Lorenzen. Third Row: Arlyn Billerbeck, Franklin Gauger, Lowell Marts, Leonard Vogt, Mike Owen Loren Lorenzen, Virtue Ramundt, Harold Storjohann, Gayle Lorenz, Jim Halupnick. Fourth Row: Kenneth Beck, Warren Bown, Gary Rickert, Paul Smith. SEASON'S HEUURD Reinbeck Greene 0 Reinbeck Tama 32 Reinbeck Jesup 12 Reinbeck Eld0ra 7 Reinbeck Teachers High lb Reinbeck Traer 27 Reinbeck LaPoz-te City 19 Reinbeck Ackley 13 Reinbeck Grundv Center 5b FRESHMEN FOOTBALL First Row: Jim Anderson, Karl Tandy, Mike Owen, Mr. Grant, Ronald Shelton, Loren Lorenzen, Gayle Lorenz. Second How: Leonard Brumbaugh, Francis Schlicht, Gaylord Billerbeck, Hollis Wilkinson, Jim Halupnick, Bob Rickert. Third Row: Maurell Ralston, Kenneth Beck, Marlin Siefken, Craig Heithoff. Basketball Team . .. f q0'fg X fpl VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Karl Tandy, Mgr., Melvin Guelner, Tom Monty, Jim Bouska, Bill Lorenzen, Mgr. Second Row: Lee Petersen,Bill Ragsdale,Larry Trepp,Craig Dirks, Donn Loren- zen, Jim Lewis. Third Row: Bob Ohrt,Harold Storjohann Marlin Peters,Bob Halden,Nr. Andrus, Leonard Vogt, Lowell Marta, Franklin Gauger, Bob Dutton. SEASON'S RECORD Rockford 26 Reinbeck 28 County Tournament Meservey Q8 Reinbeck AO Dike bO Reinbeck L2 Dike Reinbeck L8 Sectional Tournament Traer Reinbeck 37 Grundy Center 53 Reinbeck L9 Grundy Center Reinbeck 50 Eldora Reinbeck 35 gal, LaPorte City Reinbeck 5h 7V'f?r? . , C L - 5 Teachers High Reinbeck 35 x,!e Nq Dinsdale Reinbeck A8 S 'gf Ackley Reinbeck 50 Traer Reinbeck ue 'WM W Grundy Center Heinbeck Bb '22?9N5 Eidora Reinbeck L2 Teachers High Reinbeck 58 5 Dinsdale Reinbeck M2 i,xN Craig Donn Lee Bill Dirks Lorenzen Petersen Razsdale nv ' 1 zxkx- E Jim Larry Lewis Trepp The starting line-up for the Reinbeck Rams this year was composed of four senior boys--Larry Trepp,Craig Dirks, Jim Lewis, and Bill Rags- dale, and one ,junior--Donn Lorenzen. The Reinbeck Rams were the champions of the North Iowa Cedar League Conference this year, with a record of eight wins and one loss in con- ference games. They were defeated in their first game of the County Tournament which was held at Beamang they were defeated by Dike. They entered the Sectional Tournament at Grundy Center where they met defeat at the hands of the Grundy Spartans. tx, fl an FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Gaylord Billerbeck, Marlin Siefken, Hollis Wilkinson, Virgil Crowe, Mike Owen, Kenneth Beck, Gayle Lorenz, Francis Schlicht, Loren Lorenzen, Karl Tandy, Mr. Grant. SEASON'S RECORD Geneseo 27 Reinbeck 9 Geneseo 20 Reinbeck 25 Denver 33 Reinbeck 20 Denver 25 Reinbeck 30 Wellsburg 22 Reinbeck h6 Dike 2h Reinbeck 39 Grundy Center 29 Reinbeck Ll Slone-Wallace 38 Reinbeck 30 Dike 10 Reinbeck 35 East Waterloo 30 Heinbeck 20 Slone-Wallace L9 Reinbeck 20 Hudson 21 Reinbeck 28 Traer 12 Reinbeck 27 Marshalltown 23 Reinbeck 16 Fairbanks 21 Reinbeck 26 East Waterloo L0 Reinbeck 39 Marshalltown 21 Reinbeck 20 Girls Basketball Team 4 -1 GIRLS' FIRST TEAM First Row: Mr. Manning, lla Toben, Lois Arnold, Shirley Barfels, Rozella Blakely, Kay Saltzman, LeAnn Roberts, Irma Neil Mgr. Second Row: Francis Billerbeck, Jean Shoup,Margaret gtrohbehn, Dorothy Mal- comson, Mavis Nehring, Francine Billerbeck, Mrs. Manning. GIRLS' SECOND TEAM First Row: Mary Ann Bown, LaVonne Watson,Pearl Schick, Vergina Ackerman. Second Row: Mr. Manning, Lois Smith, Mary Lynch, Clara Frei, Pat Bowen. SEASON'S RECORD Clutier L6 Reinbeck 23 Dinsdale 56 Reinbeck L3 Geneseo 21 Reinbeck 67 Winterset 76 Reinbeck L0 Denver 26 Reinbeck 52 Colfax 73 Reinbeck 70 Rockford 53 Reinbeck L2 Steamboat Rock L7 Reinbeck LO Meservey 85 Reinbeck 21 Eldora L7 Reinbeck LL Geneseo 15 Reinbeck 62 Dinsdale L6 Reinbeck 36 Denver 36 Reinbeck 55 Sectional Tournament Eldora L3 Reinbeck 38 Toledo L6 Reinbeck L9 Gladbrook 29 Reinbeck 66 Green Mountain 51 Reinbeck 57 Clutier 52 Reinbeck 30 Clutier 57 Reinbeck 36 After being organized for the first time in four years last year, the girls' basketball team this year showed a great improvement. Even though they were defeated in several games,they gained much valuable experience by playing some of the best teams in the state. Four of last year's first six players, Rozella Blakely, Shirley Barfels, Frances and Francine Billerbedg were the nucleus of this year's team. The team was coached by Mr. Manningg Mrs. Manning was selected as chaperone, and Irma Neil was student manager. The girls made two over-night trips this yearg on the first trip they played Rockford and Meservey, and Winterset was their opponent for the second trip. During the last week in January Reinbeck High School was host to the girls' sectional basketball tournament in which twelve teams participated. Reinbeck Ramblers were victorious in the first two games of the tournament and then lost to Clutier in the final game. Llctivit 'Q 7 E49 QQ K7 B X Af W-Wg AQQXILXQ, -,...... -Q P-t 1?- ...L I-'I :K Z3 P P CLUB 35... xf Cheerleaders: Marie Ragsdale, Phyllis Ohrt, Ramona Halupnick, Darlene Red- fearn, Doris Arnold, Marilyn Mask. First Row: Pearl Schick, Opal Brown, Mary Bown, Shirley Koch, Lois Smith, Dixie Morrison, Catherine Robinson,Mary Roberts, Darlene Shipley,Rose Ella Fink, Phyllis McIntyre, Helen Mennenga, Irma Neil, Marjorie Mar- tens, Neva Ackerman, Lois Arnold,Sharlene Hooper, Randolyn Hoeg, Betty Petersen, Richard Wood, Kenneth Beck, Craig Heithoff. Second Row: Dale Mooty, Mary Lynch, Darlene Schick, Joyce Claussen, Carma Petersen, Donna Beier,Mavis Nehring, Carol Cramer, LeAnn Roberts, Mary Lou Fredricksen, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Brattebo, Kay Saltzman, Beverly Crowe,Barbara Schelling, Diane Bonacker,Myrna Morrow, Shirley Barfels, Janice Paulsen, Betty Hickman, Marlys Robinson,Janet Dewolf, Elizabeth Storjohann, Virginia Ballard. Third Row: Gayle Lorenz, Paul Weiss, Charles Thesing, Dale Mclntyre, Pat Bowen, Charlotte Frier,LaVonne Watson, Rachael Johnson, Jean Shoup Ila Toben, Elinor Linder, Frances Billerbeck,Francine Billerbeck, Patricia Schildroth, Billie Jene Paton, Vergina Ackerman. Fourth Row: Virgil Crowe, Mike Owen Donald Tandy, Stanley Boehm, Gaylord Billerbeck, Carl Ellison, Merle Conradi, Robert Dahms, Leonard Vogt, Richard Schick, Virtus Ramundt, Harold Storjohann, Bill Lorenzen, Ross Frahm, Bob Ohrt, Bradley Mertens, Donald Stephans, Louis Hulme, Bill Vest, Karl Tandy. Fifth Row: Junior Hildebrand, Hollis Wilkinson, Jim Bouska, Bob Dutton,Tom Mooty, Arlyn Billerbeck, Loren Lorenzen, Gary Rickert, Gary Karkosh, Raymond Mumm,Leon Koch, Marlin Peters, Robert Emmert, Franklin Gauger, Paul Smith, Lowell Marts, Bill Heithoff, Allan Wilkinson, Robert Bown, Robert Stephans, Dick Tandy, Jimmy Bowen. The Pep Club this year was composed of both boys and girls. Almost every student in high school was a member of the organization. Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Brattebo were sponsors of the Pep Club. The officers were: Presi- dent, Janice Paulsen,Secretary-Treasurer, Neva AckermangClass Secretaries-- Seniors, Catherine Robinson, Juniors, Ila Toben, Sophomores, Janet Dewolfg and Freshmen, Lois Arnold. Most of the members purchased green and white jackets with 'Ramblers' for the girls and WRamsW for the boys printed on them. The girls wore green corduroy skirts. The cheerleaders for the football season were Ramona Halupnick, Marie Ragsdale, Phyllis Ohrt,and Rachael Johnson. Ramona, Marie,and Phyllis were cheerleaders for the varsity boys' basketball team.For the football season, the cheerleaders wore white sweaters and green slacks, for the basketball season, they wore new green and white skirts and blouses. Darlene Redfearn, Doris Arnold, and Marilyn Mask were selected as the cheerleaders for the freshmen boys' and the girls' basketball teams. The Pep Club also learned many new fight songs for which the pep band furnished the accompaniment at the games. Cheerleaders Hiddi Hiddi Ne've you Hiddi Hiddi Marie Ragsdale, Phyllis Ohrt, Ramona Halupnick. hiddi-hi niddi-ho got, A bean all know. niddi-hi hiddi-ho Come on, Rams, let'5 go. er xx. Snickety, rickety Rickety, rack 1 as iff,,,- , We're the team that 1? xI'y never falls back. -E We're the people, we're the stuff. We're from Reinbeck, that's enough. 0 Darlene Redfearn, Doris Arnold, Marilyn Mask. lnstrumentol Music Major: Norman Thede Majorette: Rozella Blakely Twirlers: Dixie Morrison Catherine Robinson Janice Paulsen Trombones: Shirley Barfels Marjorie Martens Don Tandy Donna Beier Baritones: Diane Bonacker Myrna Morrow Dick Tandy Saxophones: Rachael Johnson Gary Karkosh Mavis Nehring Sharlene Hooper LaVonne Watson l I MARCHING BAND M MBERS Bell Lyre: Marlys Robinson Bass Drum: Phyllis Ohrt Drums: Betty Dinnebier Barbara Schelling Betty Hickman Cymbals: Irma Neil French Horns: ,Charlotte Frier Donald Stephans Cornets: David Hickman Robert Emmert Karl Tandy Clara Frei Carol Cramer Flute: Margaret Strohbehn L Clarinets: Jean Shoup Darlene Redfearn Francis Billerbeck Francine Billerbeck Dorothy Malcomson Lois Smith Carma Petersen Bass Horn: Ross Frahm Absent: Patricia Schildroth Director: Mr. Rose fu 'W'--,L A A-' ,..-L IM..-...... I ln the fall the marching band spent many strenuous hours practicing for their performances at the football games, both at home and out-of-town. They also marched and made special formationsatthe North Iowa Cedar League Football Jamboree which was held at Cedar Falls. The Labor Day parade and the pep rally parades were also led by them. A new addition to the band this year was the drum major,Norman Thede. W- f' SWING BAND Mavis Nehring, Ross Frahm, Gary Karkosh, Eugene Stone, Marjorie Martens, Carol Cramer, Rachael Johnson, David Hickman. is 'Qi f ' BRASS SEXTET David Hickman, Carol Cramer, Charlotte Frier, Myrna Morrow, Marjorie Martens, Ross Frahm. The band officers for the year were: President,Ross Frahmg Secretary, Carol Cramer. The Pep Band, composed of Jean Shoup, Darlene Redfearn, David Hickman, Carol Cramer, Rachael Johnson, Gary Karkosh,LaVonne Watson, Barbara Schell- ing, Catherine Robinson, Charlotte Frier, Myrna Morrow, Marjorie Martens, Ross Frahm, and Donna Beier added pep at the home basketball games. Several new pep songs were presented by them. The flute trio, not pictured, was composed of Catherine Robinson, Mar- garet Strohbehn and Mary Dewolf. The concert band presented the following numbers at the school music night on March 6: WThe Post Medical Officer March,N NCameo,W NSerenade,' 'South of the Rio,W WRed Rhythm Valley,n and WManhatten Beach March.W The Junior Band was composed of around forty students from the fourth through the eighth grade. A few of the junior band members were also mem- bers of the Senior Band. The Junior Band played WChoral,n WShadowland,W and WThe Junior Band Marchn at music night. VOCAL Music 4 s 11 BMW GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Dixie Morrison, Mary Roberts, Mary Ann Bown, Marian Bicket, Catherine Robinson, Lois Smith, Darlene Shipley, Neva Ackerman, Mari- lyn Mask, Lois Arnold, Doris Arnold, Sharlene Hooper, Ruth Ann Weiss, Randolyn Hoeg. Second Row: Carma Petersen, Marjorie Martens, Irma Neil, Donna Beier, Mavis Nehring, Carol Cramer, LeAnn Roberts, Mary Lou Fredricksen, Mr. Rose, Diane Bonacker, Myrna Morrow, Shirley Barfels, Janice Paulsen, Billie Jene Paton, Marlys Robinson, Janet Dewolf, Betty Petersen. Third Row: Joyce Claussen, Rose Ella Fink,Charlotte Frier, LaVonne Watson, Rachael Johnson, Jean Shoup, lla Toben, Elinor Linder, Francis Biller- beck,Francine Billerbeck, Patricia Schildroth, Clara Lou Frei, Dorothy Malcomson, Margaret Strohbehn,Betty Hickman, Vergina Ackerman, Phyllis Ohrt. -NP P P Fl ,J I g, ,1- J 3 K' '! L BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Gary Rickert,Bradley Mertens,Keith Tandy, Merle Conradi Virtus Ramundt, Dick Tandy, Donald Stephans, Craig Heithoff. , Second Row: Carl Ellison, Marlin Peters, Eugene Stone, Raymond Mumm Ross Frahm,Mr. Rose, Franklin Gauger, Arlen Williams, Robert Stephans, Don- ald Tandy, Robert Dahms. Third Ron: Bill Heithoff,Donn Lorenzen, Leonard Vogt, Craig Dirks Richard Schick, Larry Trepp, Dale Larsen, Lowell Marte, Bob Ohrt. , .. , S J 1 ?-,i 2 ,x 7 J fr, 9 Y ll BOYS' QUARTET Q V .J . , .sl ' s'f' ii s I Nuvff g 'ay Q f It v Don Tandy, Ross Frahm, Virtue Ramundt, Raymond Mumm. 'if-I GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO Ll First Row: Donna Beier, Patricia Schildroth, Carol Cramer. Second Row: Charlotte Frier,Marjorie Martens, Marlys Robinson . Third Row: Phyllis Ohrt, Myrna Morrow, Ruth Ann Weiss. The girls' glee club and mixed chorus were organized at the be- ginning of the school year. Boys' glee club was not completely or- ganized until after the football season. The officers for girls' glee club were: President---Janice Paulsen, Secretary--Carol Cramer, Librarians---Donna Beier, Phyllis Ohrt e The three small vocal music groups this year were the boys' quartet the girls' triple trio, and girls' trio. The vocal and instrumental groups attended a Grundy County Music Clinic at Grundy Center on March 3. The girls' triple trio was selected as one of the groups to sing at the public concert that evening. At the school music night on March 6 the girls' glee club sang 'Cheery Ripe' and 'What Cana Poor Maiden Do?'g the boys' glee club, 'Winter Song' and 'Stouthearted Men'g mixe chorus, 'Now the Day is Over' and 'Sleep Baby,Sleep'g boys' quartet, 'Sing a While Longer' and MacNamara's Band'g and the girls' triple trio sang 'Bourree' and 'Beautiful Savior.' On Saturday, April 7, Heinbeck High School was host to one of the sub-state music contests. --nTvi31--A L MIXED CHORUS First Row: Catherine Robinson,Marian Bicket,Mary Roberts, Darlene Shipley, Donald Stephans, Rose Ella Fink, Irma Neil, Marjorie Martens, Bradley Mertens, Neva Ackerman, Marilyn Mask, Sharlene Hooper, Ruth Ann Weiss, Randolyn Hoeg. Second Row: Donna Beier, Mavis Nehring, Carol Cramer, LeAnn Roberts, Mary Lou Fredricksen,Virtus Ramundt, Mr. Rose,Raymond Mumm, Diane Bonacker, Myrna Morrow,Shirley Barfels,Janice Paulsen, Billie Jene Paton, Marlys Robinson, Janet Dewolf, Darlene Redfearn. Third Row: Charlotte Frier,Lavonne Watson, Rachael Johnson, Jean Shoup,I1a Toben, Elinor Linder, Frances Billerbeck, Bill Heithoff, Keith Tandy, Francine Billerbeck, Patricia Schildroth, Clara Lou Frei, Margaret Strohbehn, Dorothy Malcomson, Betty Hickman, Vergina Ackerman, Phyllis Ohrt, Dick Tandy. Fourth Row: Adolph Babinet,Carl Ellison, Merle Conradi, Robert Dahms,Lowell Marts, Larry Trepp, Richard Schick, Franklin Gauger, Ross Frahm, Bob Ohrt, Eugene Stone, Robert Stephans, Donald Tandy. 11 GIRLS' TRIO Donna Beier, Charlotte Frier, Myrna Morrow - - Nm,-,f - A , P mflky-j - , ' 7 ff: Xaffffffff 'Y 5 'Ai kaTfTif,3w:-I KJ J LA L, THE RAM BLURR Seated: Carol Cramer, Elinor Linder, Neva Ackerman, Marie Ragsdale,Billie Jene Paton,Ramona Halupnick, Rozella Blakely. Standing:Lee Petersen,Tom Mooty,Joyce Claussen, Eliza- beth Storjohann, Rachael Johnson, Jean Shoup, Miss Staveley, Ila Toben,Darlene Schick, Bill Ragsdale, Jim Lewis, Dixie Morrison, Randolyn Hoeg. Editor. . . . . . . Marie Ragsdale ff, Assistant Editor.Billie Jene Paton ' Xxx Exchange Editors. . Shirley Murphy ,Q LQ Elizabeth Storjohann Q1 ,'?Q'3t M.Jina4Lf....g WMT Sports Editor . . . .Jim Lewis KXEL Reporter . . . .Joyce Claussm Most of the staff members of The Ram Blurr met during the activity period on Mondays and Wednesdays. In addition to those whose picture appear above, Eugene Stone, Arlyn Billerbeck, and Larry Crist were also reporters during the first semester. The newspaper assignments were assigned by the editor to various stu- dents on a rotating plan. The school news was printed each week in the Reinbeck Courier. The gossip column was called 'The Mop.' The Ram Blurr staff exchanged school news and school newspapers with several surrounding schools. In October four senior girls--Janice Paulsen, Neva Ackerman, Elinor Linder, and Marian Bicket attended the Iowa High School Journalism conven- tion at Des Moines. Our school news was broadcast over the KXEL Music for Moderne program each week. Scores of our home basketball games were reported to WMT by Jim Lewis. . 1 ,mr r . ff' ' Q- i. - JJ fax-:mai ,gpg X - ,V F ., F. F. A. f5 P' FN 'W CT ' fq F, F5 First Row: Craig Heithoff, Bill Vest, Allan Wilkinson, Lee Petersen, Ross Frahm, Virtus Ramundt, Larry Trepp, Bob Ohrt, Gary Knrkosh, Robert Bown, Ray Tessau,Adolph Babinat, Paul Weiss,Gary Rickert, Dale Larsen. Second Row: Melvin Guelner, Arlyn Billerbeck, Leon Koch, Bill Lorenzen, Merle Conradi, Marlin Peters, Robert Emmert,Donn Lorenzen Loren Loren- zen, Harold Storjohann, Arlen Williams, Warren Bown, Mr. Rrink. Third Row: Leonard Brumbaugh, Roy Tessau, Charles Thesing, Raymond Mumm, Everett Wrage, Robert Dahms, Mike Owen, Richard Schick, Jim Halupnick, Hollis Wilkinson, Maurell Ralston, Gaylord Billerbeck, Jimmy Bowen, Gayle Lorenz, Tom Mooty. The following officers were elected for the F.F. A. Chapter this year: President. . . . . . . .Larry Trepp Vice-President . . . Virtus Ramundt Secretary. . . . . . . . Bob Ohrt Treasurer. . . . . Gary Karkosh Reporter . . . . Ross Frahm Sentinel . . . . . . . .Robert Bown The F. F. A. boys sponsored two high school dances this year. They plan to farm a twenty-five acre tractof land for the coming year. They have also mixed and sold mineral as one of their projects. Merle Conradi won first prize in the district corn yield contest con- ducted by the Pioneer Hi-Bred Seed Corn Company, third prize winner in the same contest was Arlen Williams. These boys received cash awards. A judging team composed of Gary Karkosh, Gaylord Billerbeck, and Gary Rickert won second prize in the F. F. A. judging contest held in connection with the Cedar Rapids Hog Show March 9-10. The Reinbeck Chapter was represented by Robert Dahms, Raymond Mumm,and Virtus Ramundt in the District F. F. A. speaking contest which was held at Maynard on March 31. Mr. Frink was faculty adviser for the F. F. A. Chapter. Ak ,154 .. '77fl?2:3-.., 1M - , if ' ' E ' 553-IYZZF 1111 ' fi ' V 'fr is N5',:.7'l2,,4Z: ' X f' - ag ' 44 ' L-' 'lifjggf-:gl X , . 4 .N F. H. A. First Row: Lois Smith, Randolyn Hoeg, Shirley Murphy, Margaret Strohbehn, Clara Frei, Carol Cramer, Janice Paulsen, Catherine Robinson, Miss McCulloch, Charlotte Frier, Ila Toben, Jean Shoup, Lois Arnold, Doris Arnold, Marian Bicket. Second Row: Elizabeth Storjohann, Darlene Shipley, LeAnn Roberts, Carma Petersen, Betty Hickman,Mary Ann Tessau,Mary Ann Lynch, Darlene Schidg Donna Beier, Marlys Robinson, Janet Dewolf, Joyce Claussen. Third Row: Helen Mennenga, Neva Ackerman,Pearl Schick,Opa1 Brown, Patricia Schildroth, Rose Ella Fink, Irma Neil, Francis Billerbeck, Francine Billerbeck, LaVonne Watson, Pat Bowen, Rozella Blakely, Marilyn Mask, Marjorie Martens, Sharlene Hooper. Fourth Row: Marie Ragsdale, Mary Roberts, Shirley Koch, Mary Bown, Vergina Ackerman, Mavis Nehring, Rachael Johnson, Phyllis Ohrt, Mary Lou Fred- rickson, Shirley Barfels, Dorothy Malcomson, Kay Saltzman, Billie Jene Paton, Darlene Redfearn, Freida Harms, Diane Bonacker. The following officers were elected to carry on the F.H. A. activities this year: President. . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Historian .... Parlimentarian . Music Chairman . Faculty Adviser During the year the F. H.A. girls order to raise money: sold carameled . .Catherine Robinson . . .Janice Paulsen . . . .Carol Cramer . . Charlotte Frier . . . .Jean Shoup . . . . .Clara Frei . . . . . Ila Toben . . Margaret Strohbehn . . . . .Miss McCulloch carried on the following projects in apples at the school carnival, did baby sitting for Community Association meetings, sponsored a 'sock hop' after the Teachers High basketball game, and sold holly at Christmas time. At Christmas time also they presented a program for the Morrison School students when they were guests of the Reinbeck School for dinner and the afternoon. In connection with an adult evening class,the girls held a bake sale. On Friday, March 30, the girls presented a style show,open to the pub- lic. Hx :L 1' One Act Play 'ni 7? pan I ini 'HOT BISCUITS' First Row: Donna Beier,Myrna Morrow,Jean Shoup, Rachael Johnson. Second Row: Marlys Robinson, Everett Wrage, Ross Frahm, Craig Heithoff. Teddy. . . . . Craig Heithoff . Ross Frahm Donna Beier Myrna Morrow Walter . . . . . Mrs. Koshi . . . Mae. . . . . . Gertrude. . . . . . Marlys Robinson . . . . .Everett Wrage . .Rachael Johnson Amy . . Kit. . . Property Chairman . . Jean Shoup inf' Q.. 'HOUSE OF GREEDW First Row: Marian Bicket, Virginia Ballard, Vergina Ackerman. Second Row: Marilyn Mask, Gayle Lorenz, Robert Dahms, Adolph Babinet, Janet Dewolf. Letittia. . . . Carlotta. . . . . .Janet Dewolf . Marian Bicket Mamie . . . .Virginia Ballard Gwenda. . . . .Marilyn Mask Jerry. . . .Gayle Lorenz Brooks . . . . . . . .Adolph Babinet Cedric . . . . . . . . .Robert Dahms Property Chairman Vergina Ackenman 5 7, - 'C -vw--- 11: 5' QC' ,Q,, , frfxx x ' 'MOLLY' First Row: Betty Hickman, Marjorie Martens,Charlotte Frier, Dar- lene Redfearn. Second Row: Allan Wilkinson, Virtue Ramundt, Loren Lorenzen, Dale Mooty. . . . . .D l R dfearn Tommy. . . . . . .Dale Mooty Tgieg. . . . ?rB2Eiy Rickman Ted. . . . Allan Wilkinson Betty. . . . . Charlotte Frier Bob. . . .Loren Lorenzen Camelia. . . .Marjorie Martens Dick . . . . . .Virtus Ramuhdt Junior Class Play 'JUNIOR PROM' First Row: Charlotte Frier, Dorothy Malcomson, Francine Billerbeck,Frances Billerbeck Margaret Strohbehn, Shirley Barfels. Second Row: Merle Conradi, Don Tandy, Ross Frahm, Miss McCulloch, Harold Storjohann, Virtue Ramundt, Tom Mooty. Hildy Haines. . . .Shirley Barfels Cora Haines. . . .Margaret Strohbehn Olivia. . . . .Francine Billerbeck Willie Vermin. . . . . . . Don Tandy Queenie Smith . . .Charlotte Frier Jerme Haines . . . . . .Virtue Ramundt Chuck Haines. . . . .Merle Conradi Clarence Weeger. . . Harold Storjohann Frankie Brown . . . . . Ross Frahm Dr. Prescott . . . . . . . . Tom Mooty Mr . H i . . . .D th M 1 C d S 8 nes Oro y 8 comson asssgolgundeley . .Frances Billerbeck Homecoming Escorts: Bill Vest, Everett Wrage, Jim Queen: Darlene Redfearn ki Lewis, Lee Petersen. Attendants: Vergina Ackerman, Freida Harms, Ramona Halupnick. -r-'Y' Vg.. df-Siefiiiis -nie a M 1' Al -.-4,--Q., .-V - .a Q H we ,.. 'F 'F'Lf,l .,..., WFS-' E ' , , - . 1:51 . w , 1 ' L , my 1 '-Q.. Q . X 4 Y A if .4 xl, Q A Each high school class se- lected a candidate for Homecom- ing queen. Each person who made a purchase in a Reinbeck store was given miopportunity to vote for the candidate of his choice The four candidates chosen were Ramona Halupnick, seniorg Dar- lene Redfearn, junior, Vergina Ackerman, sophomoreg Freida Harms freshmen. bn Thursday night, October 26 a parade led by the band, followed by cheerleaders, pep club members, football players, queen candidates, and cars pro- ceeded from the school house to Main Street where several yells were given.Then the parade con- tinued to the athletic field to the huge bon fire. After some yells and music by the band, the queen candidates were introduced. The pep rally was followed by the'Firemen's Show' in the auditorium. Friday night, October 27, the Reinbeck Rams defeated the LaPorte City Rams by the score of 26-19 h the Homecoming foot- ball game. At the halves of the game,the Homecoming queen, Dar- lene Redfearn, was crowned by the president of the student council, Allan Wilkinson. Slim's Melody Mixers fur- nished the music for the Home- coming dance on Saturday night. The theme of the dance was 'Time Marches On,' and the gym was decorated with rockets, meteors,comets, flying saucers and stars. The faculty presenmd a floor show at intermission. Food Council Standing: Robert Emmert, Mr. Manning. FirstPRow: Marcia Shipley, Janet Wyatt,David Hite, Jane Wilkinson, Douglas etersen. Second Row: Lois Arnold, Janet Dewolf, Janice Owen, Arlene Sindt, Nancy Arnold, Cynthia Staker, Kenneth Beck,Everett Wrage, Kay Simonsen Gary Smith, Danny Robertson, Ruth Ann Mulder, Judy Robinson, Elinor Linder, Darlene Redfearn, Bradley Mertens. This year a new plan for student participation in the school lunch pro- gram was inaugurated by Mr. Manning. Each room of the school appointed a food council representative,and these students met with Mr. Manning to talk over the cafeteria menu complaints and suggestions. These student represen- tatives presented several fine suggestions, and they, in turn, carried back the ideas and suggestions to their classmates. The council also tried to get the students to try new foods and discouraged waste of food. Cafeteria Cooks fn . av 94 - ' I' - 14.1- 4 'Cn-1 ' .-:C Z' ' M MF 'w'Laf'5r f' Y -E: I '14 ff! ,AQ f 6:2 1, 1 , f E 5'n y 1 g N we A 1 T ' ff c M, A . Jer Q ' A okay g lg wg I 5 .R Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Albert, Mrs. Westergaard, Mrs. Bean. 1 A f , - RVQL , '-91 f .0 A M' K L 2 1 sg ' 7 I ' r Q A , .. l 1 4 1' 'XA K , 5 4-27 ' x vi .fic 3' L5 is M af? eigirl R Nair 'tu' A gffK .,.,, , Q, 4 Q , in K ' gl f ' A M . fr- G 5' l G91 Q Em f of Q , 8 V2 -S Nl A' V First Row: Geraldine Barfels, Mary Barrer, Betty Bieber, Billy Bown,Carol Cava- naugh, Marlene Cavanaugh. Second Row: Viola Mae Cramer, Robert Dufel, Roy Dufel, Royce Fink, Jack Fogt, Wayne Fogt. Third Row: Beverly Fuller, Esther Harms, Eloise Hoeg, Alice Hoppe, Margaret Lohse, Herman Maas. Fourth Row: Janet Mennenga Charlene Mumm, Geraldine Paton, Gary Poland, Jacoue- line Robinson Roger Rohweder. Fifth Row: Larry gager, Donald Schelling, Rachael Schildroth, Marie Siefkin, Arlene Sindt, Peverly Staker. Sixth Row: Diane Staker, Larry Willer, Ruth Ann Witt. g , .. '- .-'F' - gi --e M' S ' J J e - 'w ff 'ef f 'ef We J , ft. I MSL ix I l ' Q 5 ' J' i ' 3 N M- AAA L H -- 'E E 2, my Q y I Y -al -Q A -Q3 A --vyr 'N-J Q? , -Q 5 . V V I 1,5 E X M P' ' A' A 'S' Su ii-A 'A' an e' ' me N-at J .A XIX H' X l 1 , XP' -9 1 N .5 1' ftzf -5 -47 -1 Q ' of 0 J , 3. -f 'S 1 A L A r 7' fl X a ,, ,g 'L 4 .,a .A vrxxy A Q .47 ' TL ,Q L17 rr I ,J E , ,, iv Lv gslvlw , 7' First Row: Marlene Ackerman, Robert Andersen, Ronnie Bern, Jeanne Brown, Bobby Cramer, Betsy Dewolf. Second Row: Carol Ann Eick, Joe Fackel, Carol Fogt, Eddie Hall, Nancy Hoppe, Gleva Hulme. Third Row: Clayton Karkosh, Shirley Lorenz, Sandra Lorenzen, Billy Mask, Gary Mumm, Nancy Nissen. Fourth Row: Janice Owen, Dick Petersen, Larry Petersen, James Pieters, Sharon Ritchey Paul Roberts Fifth Row: forothy Rush, James Sager,De1ores Schildroth,Vern Schildroth, Marcia Shipley John Shoup Sixth Row: Sean Snow, Jndith Weiss, Steve Weiss, Maxine Williams, Gary Vogt. ,. Q't ! 4 4 - 1 L53 6 -odpitf .J 'Q -5 Wit- A ' p X 1' .. new ' 4y gjsr sa' E 15' fur T3 nr 'I g 'J - y' all -4 Q D F 5 gx S- x': . 1 S 5 L .-.. --we u , 'S 6 ,5 s , 1- fn . fp V' Q - , , ,Y V . x 'V A f- 'S I3 'I' ' ' ,,'4. ?'!14 -ff' f fr ...af J -'ff 'af 1 5 5 J 1 4 X' . , W w ll J First Row: Patricia Bailey Kermit Boehm,Burnett Brandt, Kenneth Burdick, Melvin Conradi, Gayle Creswell, Connie Daggett. Second Row: Mary Ann Dewolf James Eick, Susan Gibson Donald Harrison, Sharlene Karkosh Audrey Marshall Sharon McDonald, Ruth Ann Mulder. Third Row: Judy Owen,Le1and fieters Karen Poland,Ruth Ann Schi1droth,Dale Stor- Johann, Lowell Lee Trepp, Mary Ann Wood. H Q f4., I ,h , X , .5 -I '1' Q, '11 f df if 14, K 4 4 USQ A ' 4 K ' riff f 1 K ,f . ,4 X46 my ' X 'U ' 3 11 av A 5 ' A I I 6 . 2 . - g eb ei ' l 4 -1 ff of 4' I ' I 4 lk is J A- X ,fi .5 13, . ifijt 13' -0- 73 'Q aw! 3- M h -Q41 Q37 . 'ef 'ur '-4, .. '1 r., ' First Row: Nancy Andersen, Morella Blakely Marlyn Bowen,Jolene Brumbaugh, Carma Clingan Beverly Creswell, Kent Creswell. Second Row: Donna Dempster, James Draper,Gerry Frier, Judy Hickman,Gordon Horst- man, Carol Lampe, James McDonald, Gary Mitchell. Third Row: Gary Nash, Marvin Petersen Janeen Plaehn, Betty Rickert, Kay Simon- sen, Diane Storjohann, Barbara Tripp. Junior High Foo fboll First Row: Roger Rohweder, Mgr., Larry Sager, Gary Vogt, Royce Fink, Mr. Flockhart, Wayne Fogt, Larry Willer, Roy Dufel, Bill Mask, Mgr. Second Row: John Shoup, Robert Anderson,Donald Schelling, Herman Maas, Jack Fogt, Gary Poland, Jim Sager, Robert Dufel. Third Row: Billy Bown, James Pieters, Steve Weiss. FOOTBALL RECORD BASKETBALL RECORD Reinbeck O Eldora 27 Reinbeck 22 Dike 39 Reinbeck O Eldora 33 Reinbeck 22 Hudson 27 Reinbeck 7 Grundy .6 Reinbeck 33 Grundy 6 Reinbeck O Grundy 6 Reinbeck 20 Dike 15 Reinbeck 6 Ac kley 21, Reinbeck 21 Gladbrook 13 Reinbeck 27 Dinsdale 35 Reinbeck LO Grundy 21 ffl A ff , q Junior High Basketball Obi? llll dnas First Row: Larry Petersen, Eddie Hall, Gary Mumm, Joe Fackel. Second Row: Royce Fink, Steve Weiss, Jack Fogt, Roy Dufel, Larry Hiller, Wayne Fogt, Gary Poland, Donald Schelling, Herman Maas, Robert Dufel. Third Row: Paul Roberts, Billy Mask,Dick Petersen, Larry Sager Dean Snow, Robert Anderson, Mr. Flockhart, Jimmy Sager, John Shoup, Billy Bowen, James Pieters, Vern Schildroth. L! Junior High Pep Club 7 Cheerleaders: Gerry Paton, Janice Owen, Delores Schildroth. First Row: Ruth Ann Schildroth, Bette Bieber, Carol Cavanaugh, Beverly Staker, Janet Mennenga, Janeen Plaehn, Connie Daggett, Mary DeWolf. Second Row: Miss Schuknecht, Nancy Anderson,Nancy Nissen, Diane Storjohann, Betty Rickert, Morella Blakely, Judy Owen, Ruth Ann Mulder, Kay Simon- sen, Patty Bailey. Third Row: Arlene Sindt, Eloise Hoeg, Shirley Lorenz, Gleva Hulme, Carol Eick, Mary Barrer, Sandra Lorenzen, Betsy Dewolf, Karen Poland. Fourth Row: Mae Cramer, Beverly Fuller, Ruth Ann Witt, Marlene Cavanaugh, Marie Siefken,Diane Staker,Judy Hickman, Jackie Robinson,Esther Harms. Junior High Drama Club First Row: Dean Snow, Eddie Hall, Bobby Cramer, Verne Schildroth, Bette Bieber, Janet Mennenga, Shirley Lorenz, Marcia Shipley, Betsy Dewolf, Sandra Lorenzen Carol Fogt, Larry Petersen, Billy Mask, Clayton Kar- kosh, Joe Fackei. Second How: Miss Schuknecht, Gary Mumm, Dick Petersen, Carol Cavanaugh, Nancy Nissen, Charlene Mumm, Beverly Staker, Gleva Hulme, Gerry Paton, Rachael Schildroth, Robert Anderson, Steve Weiss, Paul Roberts, Jeanne Brown o Third Row: Jim Sager, James Pieters, Jack Fogt, Marlene Ackerman, Arlene Sindt, Eloise Hoeg, Delores Schildroth, Alice Hoppe, Janice Owen,Nancy Hoppe, Maxine Williams, Judith weiss, Sharon Ritchey, Dorothy Rush. Fourth Row: Royce Fink, Gary Vogt, Wayne Fogt, Mae Cramer, Beverly Fuller, Ruth Witt, Carol Eick,Mary Barrer, Jackie Robinson, Esther Harms, John Shoup, Billy Bowen, Roger Rohweder. Fifth Row: Gary Poland, Larry Sager, Larry Hiller, Roy Dufel,Marlene Cava- naugh, Marie Siefken, Diane Staker, Robert Dufel, Herman Maas, Donald Schelling. ' ' Mi s. , V 1 Q 1 H ' if , 1 Q' Q . Q I , Q- . , . 5 i V . -1 ', O 1-I gf K .1 ACI I '-is.. -JV .L 5 1, :L S .M af -' I ka. A I N gn I It .1 l 1 4 y , - suv :ai an W .J t v J ' K , !i, ki K It , b ,A b A J Q Q its 'S 1- - f J J f , f fgt .A a ,A , S R at ,M 3 K soft' S 'TAY A ,431 h , K, 1 S 5 S I S , W .,g Y I: :Z Q be S IL AL A Rvif ,LL uf. P , K , t'-S R lf' fe J he ,fads ' i' J S ef lilL,A .iiLa?'ffq :' f4wfwwVf,kqf6a' A y'AlhL First Row: Beverly Adeir,Peggy Backens, Wayne Barfels, Everett Peenken, Richard Bouska, Kathryn Claussen, Karen Didio, Dennis Dirks. Second Row: Gesche Engel, Richard Fogt, Judy Folkerts, Marie Hansen, Roger Har- rison, Leon Hoeg, Ruby Jensen, Luane Meggers. Third Row: Robert Morrow, Janice Petersen, Donald Roberts, Danny Robertson, Larry Saak, Dean Thacker, Gloria Thesing. ,- K S .ii wif 9' l A 'ZF-'1 V '- R' q' 'S.d ar 4 v , r ' w '9'r ' '.i A 35 5 Qi- ,QE 3? jiP2 4.5 '.e 4' . S 'g, J y - g, ' J4lNa lwnmifxww J im, aiuii ' : I W' ,N , Q: n I-3 X ,-. ,f xdgpx ' If E-lv, 4 :1fV ,NQ:' ,gfru .4 51 ,Li . First Row: Charlyne Barrels Evelyn Beenken, Suzanne Bieber Jerry Bown, Sharon Claussen, Mary Jo Dinnebi er, Lloyd Rick, Fairie Ann Fini Second Row: Gale Folkerts J l , o een Frier, Kenneth Harms,Joe Heithoff, Merle Jane, Melvin Knaack Nancy Martens, Janice Nash. Third Row: carol bnrt s , ue Rasmussen,M1chael Roberts,Judy Robinson,Robert Schu- bert, Gary Smith, Janice Wrage. 7 L I ' fx' f J 5 r g 4- we of- 3: - 'Tu X W7 ' 1-.Awe a .a,3Q'5, Vi L' -vip, , X L ' V In X ' K 2 grxk is! . ,p K g ,Mo A K -kai . . ii lit A ,LJ T' at n- :I - K .3 sf -1 We all , 4 ' ne, ,fee of J 4 f I Z' tml 5 A S45 f-ff- 6 'ar 4' 2 .. NJ fl ua , , it L.lCV q4tj.Ek 43 .f'L, -1 1 sl .,,. 'V' ' - '. 'fr-fl Qi' W ' . Q R Ryu, 1 X X L K 7 we l ' J :N n R R 15 Q 'il , get ! Q Q3 V VL ,vi-'-Q Q U gg - I ,ai .-. lf' R Lt R e 3 J' K 49 , f N R J as yn , N 5 e First Row: Curtis Adair,Mary Ann Bab1nat,Roger Bern, Junior Bowers,Carmen Cres- well, Keith Creswell, Ronald Dreessen. Second Rows Wayne Eick, Ronald Eliasen, James Fogt, Robert Jacobsen, Joyce Kar- kosh, Kenneth Koch, Linda Kubik. Third Rows Linda Larsen, Bill Mask, Harold Miller, Sharon Miller, Paulette Mit- chell, Judy Murphy, Bill Nissen. Fourth Rows Gene Petersen, Jack Simonsen, James Smoldt, Cynthia Staker. Michael Staker, Sally Storjohann, Ronald Weiss. 3 Y ,-A 4 1l 1 ' ' ' W JA Y f ' fm! T ' 4 'B I V K Q T Q f 49 at bean, K'-is ' '!2,,,.,,- R , 5 -' ' - 1 B f X I - J vi' First Row: Kathryn Ackerman, Larry Ament,Nancy Arno1d,Mi1ton Bern, Gary Biller- beck, Paul Blair, Terry Blohm. Second Row: Richard Boehm, Richard Bown, Russell Burdick, Marlys Dietrich, Marie Dietrich, James Juhl, Vern Knaack. 4 in 1 -V- if ff S .,, v, , , .L S Q ,Qi +2 he -ef -ef ' A ,GZ I -V. ':,t, Tx ln. , . 'N I-0 ff- :XA --f 1 4 Q 4 fw5 -, S - . First Row: Ronald Koch, Larry Lage, Dean Lampe, Larry Long, Jerry Mennenga,Jen- ry Murphy, Mary Nash. Second Row: Jared Owen, Julie Plaehn, Beverly Schmidt, Janice Sindt, Jerry Son kens, Donna Staker, David Stevens. ,. 'E '--. Quecnie dk f Svnilnfl if v'eALSLy f-MM Bxbjclgre AA+C +0 BSD M rem N -0 , I . 4 E s f gffi in E5MXigt2?A4i? 3 7 J A N 'Y7091 D'8AY'l'e RA om! a.r -11 2 dwg? ':',: .g A ' f 4-if 2-Sf A N, xx val, I 'U X ..,, ,T is , W' '44 llqIlII!!, IQIIIIIII .5 an WI be-1 A 1 ab Q Q .K VM' I :!!IIIIiu !!!!!!!IIl za ' A 9? 1 ' J! ,uf K V '51 Fi t R wx Dalene Arnold Janice Barnes, Philip Boehm, Bradley Brandt, Donald rs o Cavanaugh Peggy Cheeseman, Mary Cramer, Linda Creswell. Second Row: Philip French, David Heithoff, Margena Hooper, Jackie Jans, Kathryn St t Petersen Karkosh, Gregg Moser, Lloyd Petersen uar . Third Row: Mickey Rasmussen, Kaye Schelling, Philip Schildroth, Rickey Schliep- siek, Dean Smith, Larry Vest, Janice Vogt, Jane Wilkinson. 1 V a b, v, 4 f' .L L17 J M A Q - lf f ' P .sf --' V -f U 4 .. 6 f 4 xx 5 'qs Eg . rv 1 EEO ' I. ,' ' 0 J J ,il Aw -: 1' ' x ' ' Jr ' 1: I 'L' or Q Q .,,, . X 'jus' .L , -A t ,j I L .J -2- -fr 'H' ,..f -- J ,' 'M' X ., V Va. f 7 I . --..' t w f- X - , ' 5- Q, IW 5 ' ' 'vz iq P7 J, F'.l H.49 159' Q . 'thai In . ' f , , .L f ,Q .KA E g,'.,j 'DAL 4, I W --4 .tb O xv-V K I ,gf qi, I W - J p ,L nc, . C U ' f 4 - 'QL , First Row: Jerry Ackerman, Robert Bailey, Roger Blair, James Bowman, Glen Brum- baugh, Marlys Cavanaugh Richard Claussen, Bruce Creswell. H J r Juhl Second Row: Eugene Es1inger,Bobert Frier,Jeanne Hoeg, Willard ulme, e ry , Robert Knaack, Douglas Petersen, Sharon Petersen. Third Row: Vickie Petersen, Judy Sager,George Schildroth, Mark Schildroth, Don ald Siefkin, David Wheeler, James Wyatt. . -' o' J ,A -was 19 .. A , , ' dn, --9 - N-F ,J A F 3 ,W A 4h 5 ,, . I M 'A .15 o 3 M N: i J ,,,, - X L bi an xt 5 r ' t f . VN f:f'!?gL K Um.A'fg' Ng, K , . 4 , . k X ,V Ml X Q ,, ,J .J A A ' . f if-'1 ' J . il fr: '14 if H I Q ' . LJ - ' , , K i ,, K .Af .izr P Y N: 5 ' 6 ' Eff 4' M 1 ' - , W First Row: Harry Ayer, Connie Backens, Darrell Barfels, Howard Barfels, Billy Brown, Margaret Buhmann, Joyce Creswell, Victor Devick, Roger Frieling. Second Row: James Hatch, Charles Hoeg, Edward Hoepner,Donald Koch, Rebecca Mett- lin, Roderick Mitchell, John Nash, Dennis Petersen. Third Row: Karol Petersen, Philip Roberts, Larry Robinson, Karen Sager, Karen Schuck, Doris Sindt, Sharon Staker, Ray Dean Willer. f Q x D ,N ,. Y ' i K , - V f ?n,L?', f .5 ' ' 5 fx A ' A A R4 1 f fe 4 A A -A ' I ,I H , ' :-5,2112 ,,..-,1'.fl- 1 s M2 ',. 'J A 'K E 'fF:1 ' . -5:1135 K .. J A 1.13 ' ii . an xff 'Y F A First Row: Joyce Albee, Douglas Benham, Kenneth Barfels, James Burdick, Carol Dempster, Nancy Eick, James Folkerts, Sharon Hansen. Second Row: Judy Jans, Maye Maas, Martha Martens, Elise Meyer, Barbara Miller, Tommy Murphy, Walter Petersen. Third Row: Jerry Rickert,Raleigh Robertson, Karla Schmidt,Joyce Shipley, Sheila Slessor, Denise Thacker, William White. Absent: James Bolin, John Petersen. -, V H3 A 8 - 0 -' - J 'V' ,, ai' ., 3. N g x f , '3 .Q ' I J ft! 49 f we , , - x a - N . :nor - , f v .. 1, M ,E fi I f .. 'J , -A , 1 1 . - .3 4-are ' 4 . '-f 1 , . H n - ei' A' M LQY- ' ' 'i 4' . as fi' ,IS .nf X A fwjb b lfiwg ..r fgfig, if Ot 3 7 X X First Row: Mary Jean Bern, Dorothy Billingsley, Patricia Blohm, Dean Brandtgbry Buhmann, Clinton Clark, Penny DeVries. Second Row: Judy Dirks, Dean Eslinger, Judith Gleason, David Hite,Joan Horstman, Beulah Jensen, Geraldine Karkosh. Third Row: Shirley Lovell,Danny Paulsen,Steven Roberts,Mary Schliepsiek, Dennis Springer, Bruce Stephans, Beryl Ann Thede C Q 0 f igge' if A gi ,ian XA In 5. su we .' I 1 nw .J x S i , 1 ' - H r N 'B .3 , A ' - 5 kwa M. I g' . fd' J vi? 'Q .ft 9'P xv x siiiihuai 45- ag s- D, . .A G C 1 First Row: Clois Barfels, Alan Blair, Charles Cherney, Karen Creswell, Doris Dewolf, Michael Dougan, Sharon Eslinger. Second Row: Leanne Hoepner, Jaye Rita Jans, Ginger Juhl, Marian Knaack, Jerry Lage, Gordon Mennenga, James Ohrt. Third Row: Sara Jane Roberts, Melvin Schildroth, Larry Shipley, Daniel Staker Eugene Thaden, Kendall Walters, Janet Wyatt. ' ' 323 ,, ' 'fQf 41 ' ,N ' 4-1L i u J K..Na 9 u! . d L rf-v se .I WJ . , Ab- A In 9 , 4 X . ,fy I' vi sg, Q .4--Us I Q. qhmili i a A 1 - V RX ' I K b 5 Q' F 5' F hi.: fa - ,. y,, , . I --df nn ,Q , 3 t - H 1 , A F-Y 3 s I I i f ff , 'T 7 A 531- xsf L , at PE! sl 'f A' vi 4 a' ' ' 'sv . .0 -Q ,-. 4. 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