Richland High School - Tiger Yearbook (Richland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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The one above was taken from the northwest in the winter of the i958-'59 school year and shows the rear of the old portion of the building with the new addition to the south . The scene below was taken several years ago from the interesection at the northeast corner of the school ground. lt.will serve to indicate how it appeared before the paving was laid and much of the shrubbery removed . Many more bicycles line the front of the building today. Board of Education SEATED: QLeft to Rightl: Dr. T. R. Wolf, Dale Sasseen, Donald Tucker, President, Howard Thomas. STANDING: Gilbert Dickinson, Fay B . Shultz, Secretary, John H . King, Superintendent. Our Administration The people pictured on this page are responsible for the administration of our school. The Board of Education Formulates the policies under which we operate and they expect the Superintendent to carry them out. He, in turn, relies heavily on the office secretary to attend to the many details encountered in our daily routine, They all Form a team and the smoothness of their teamwork is evidenced by the quite et- ficiency with which our school has operated during the past year. JOHN H. KING, Superintendent LOIS GREINER, Office Secretary ls i M : Q ::'Q1 fl fs l , W f , ef, sf is es' N M Hvvgfiiqll H H ll V1 H ll Aw? 2? 1. .X 1- 1 iiwiiimiii ui z Wmuiimmmiiiiiiu ., .51 .-.m.5..m.1,,,.yj.1,??5! TW., W - I I 47 f A .Wk - it WN , . jf ',,.V,,, ' ,H F.. ,I - MN g rj g R , , A. V 5 l , u N l ' t l f , ,, ' ' ' ' W 'U '-'tr g f rump : V t whirl! , V Mi i :' 4 t r 1 i ,, W A .- , H W .fi3fsE2 iew hi ' - .N . , W ' gl 1 - , y ,,,.uit:-sg. ,. 'T i H- ' - z. - .iz ii ii i .1 1 ' 'H' 4 , ', ' ' 1 ,Q 'i - A wi' i i, nV ,,1i..,i J ,ill kg-I iiiili. 'irq . wee: . i . ' .Q - ' 5 . . f . ex ' J .9 '1 . 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He is the man of whom the State Inspector said, Your building gives evidence of excellent custodial care . His many gifts at Christmas time is evidence of the regard in which he is held by the student body. Uur Bus Drivers At the right are the three men who deliver more than half of our student body safely to school each morning and to their homes each evening. No accidents have marred their records. Kermit Ward, left, has completed his fourth year. Al White, center, took over in mid-year when Glen Nordyke moved to Arizona. Ralph Talley right, is driving his first year. Their iob is indispensable to the smooth operation of our school. 27 55 W Q f A I X I - f iw, fs w iiiu ' , S A7 X 4 fx , If , Xl .- Hr 'it , Q ggwiwegfk' Q f Q 'QU g 232513: .G+ , if , 3, D'fi?g ,.k ' ' -- 593555 07 WL. 400441:-, 440444 nf-V-N l , l :W ,L ur, . ,, J Q2 ' 4' r 1 z , iw ' Q 1 ' ' if Wie? V 'flil ' .A A L jf ri I ' 113,19 .if f ' .I ' 'gig- ,'i'b:' ' -'iwrltlgff -if f, ' , 'Tir A . 'li'5f.'i'L7f ,1'f5 w JOHN H- KING KENNETH E. GOODWIN ' ROBERT A. SNOW MILDRED A. KING Superintendent Principal Boys- Coach Home Economics GiI'lS' Coach Science Manual Training English History Math Sophomore Class Sponsor Pldy Dil'8Cf0f Speech Girls' Chaperon Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor .,., 1 3 1 ' E ,guy , I H - if - .. .- ' 4 ' ., . ' 1 ff X ,Q F I 2 I rv., e I K Q V ,A , Q fy ? , t 4 , , A A .. . ' ' l wi ll ll . , 'Q -, .. F S A Q l is S - S' I r f f! rs. ff ,L or -'33-' X I ' 53 - f- fi '- .wife ,. r ' , :W iz V . , -F., 12. 4 In in nk, ',- gl rv Ar P, L ,nikgaeriffp v A ?li53fEfzf.f'H a A - if-'Fl 'ffl A' 'f :T fc rlfiww- T l ' r- is , will-,'.fr,. l FLORENCE INNIS TOM DUDEN GRACE WARD EDITH SABLE LUCILE KEPLER Commercial Music Seventh and Eighth Fifth and Sixth Fourth and Fifth e French Freshman Class Sponsor School Newspaper FLORENCE BALDERSON OMA UUN VIRGINIA BAUMGARTNER IRENE OSWALT Third Second First Kindergarten J fa QQ QQQQO f px QQ X6 ,KZ 8, 'xf klfg Q: V 1 941-K 3? I x f pwi ffm 73239 ww C9 df, Q3 X1 fly? Q fl + ig l447l4 saga llfflwff 1 ggi 1, Pfkfff rf W gk 0 7 X X X I' x i l far 'T1':FT .eng-, ll wil an fl 4 if B l 'l 1 ibe .J -iiwiilililii , 5 R gs., J. 1. -y ,L is V. ,A RONALD HAHN Basketball .............. i-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus . ..... 2-3-4 G lee Club .... ..... 2 -3-4 Dramatics .... ..... 3 -4 Paper Staff ..... ...,. 3 Annual Staff .... ..... 3 -4 Class Officer .... ..... 2 -4 F . T . A . ....... ..... 4 Annual Editor ..... ..... 4 Jr. Annual Editor LILLIE LETTS Basketball .......... . ....... l-2 Mixed Chorus . .. .. . . Glee Club ..... .... l-2-3-4 l-2-3-4 Dramatlcs ....,. ...... 3 -4 Annual Staff .... JERRY ZEAR Basketball .... Band ........ .... Mixed Chorus . . . . . . G lee Club .... .... Dramatics ...... . . Annual Staff ..... . Class Officer .... Track ........ F . T. A .... . I-2-3 I-2-3-4 l-2-3-4 I-2-3-4 3-4 4 3 ....l-2 4 CHARLES PETERSON Basketball .............. l Band ............ . . . l Mixed Chorus .... .. . i Glee Club ..... 'l Dramafics .... . . Class Officer . . . . Track ......... . . . l Football ......... . . . 1 Band Council .... . . SHARON REINIER Basketball ..... ....... Band . ........ ..... l - Mixed Chorus.. G lee Club .... ..... Dramatics .... ....... Paper Staff .... ..... l - Class Officer . , Paper Editor .... .... Band Council . . . . . FRANK STEPHENSON Band ......... .... l -2-3-4 Mixed Chorus . .,., I-2-3-4 G lee Club .... .... l -2-3-4 Dramatics ..,.. ........ 4 Class Officer Track ......... ........ l -2 Football ..... .... l -2-3-4 fissais in 2 ,jg Y. ,.,, . l , M ii . ,J W llllll ri in fd if X- ii! im lei KENNETH ERWIN at :QR B asketball ............... I-2-3-4 1 D ramati cs .... ...... 3 -4 W Annual Staff .... ........ 4 , Track ....... .... l -2-3 ,N Football ..... .... I -3-4 JOYLYNN NICHOLS 'il Basketball .............. 1-2-3-4 Band ......... . . . 'I-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus . . . . I-2-3 GleeClub l-2-3 Dramati cs .... . . . 3-4 Paper Staff ..... . 4 Annual Staff .... . . . 4 HARRIETT COBB Glee Club ...... ..... I -2-3-4 Mixed Chorus . . . ..... 'I-2-3-4 Dramatics .... ....... 3 -4 Cheerleader . . ..... 2-3-4 F.T.A.... RICHARD DOWNEY ,gg IW D ramatics ..... ....... 4 ' -lwr ' Class Officer .... ......... 3 Track ......... .... 'l -2-3-4 Football ..... ...,. I -2-3-4 . 'V ,MSSLEL ,. Lf, . ,tt - Ha LARRY SCH ULTZ Basketball .................. 2-3 Dramatics .... .... 4 Paper Staff .... ....... 4 Class Officer . . ........ . l Track ........ . .. l-2-3-4 Football . . . . . . l-2-3-4 F.T.A.... NELL JONES Basketball ........ .... 2 -3-4 Mixed Chorus ..... .... 2 -3 Glee Club ...... 2-3 Dramatics .... . . . 3-4 Paper Staff . . . . . . 3-4 S HIRLEY LAN KFORD Mixed Chorus . .... 1-2-3-4 G lee Club .... .... l -2-3-4 Dramatics . . . ..... . 3-4 Paper Staff... 3-4 Class Officer... .... Cheerleader .... . . . . 2-3-4 CONNIE ULIN Basketball. .............. I-2-3 4 Dramatics . . ...... 3 4 Uur Graduation , iw ESE it Q at -li , fl: Seven girls--Seven boys Nell Class President ' N . -L. Emi ' -1 ur , l , . V. ml ww A . ll mmf ll, lu , , iam -- . 5.,,. I v . 4 asm 1 ., 1 2 2 Z . Q- v, ,Q V ,fi V: Dig,-,ig-Y and poise Little ladies look lovely Proud Parents We receive our diplomas Our Class Prophecy Time: T969 Place: The Hallowed Halls of R. H . S . Occasion: Reunion of the Class of T959 The main portion of the program consisted of a crystal gazing session during which the following was revealed concerning each member of the Class of 1959. First of all surrounded by a mass of screaming girls comes 'Rock Erwin, better known to is classmates as ' Kenny He began his acting career at R. H . S . where he was known as lady killer. He attributes his great success with women to his experience at R . H . S . where his motto was Love 'em and leave 'em. A roar of mufflers, a screech of brakes and a cloud of dust announces the arrival of Fearless Frank who just set a new world, record at Daytona Beach . This was a remarkable feat since he did it in his '56 Ford which he acquired in the good old days at R. H . S . Frank's motto is: Little boys are to be seen and not heard. Frank believes just the opposite . And now entering R . H . S . is Cauliflower Connie Ulin, the world champion Kangaroo Boxer. She is assisted into the building by her Kangaroo Court. Her world famous slogan is Hug 'em and Slug 'em. Standing at the bar is a tall, lanky figure in a ten gallon hat. Why, it's Trigger Zear, the famous western TV hero. With his broncho, Zeke, he came into fame with this famous motto: Have gun, will runl And now you .lohnny Rebs stand aside, for here comes the greatest Rebel Rouser of them all, Maj. John S . Mosbey, better known at R . H . S . as Larry Schultz. He is devoting his entire life to the eventual rise of the South . His famous motto is: Save your confederate dollars. Th' South shall rise again!! We see a very attractive lady as owner of a chain of restaurantsf Shirley married a multi-millionaire and has an even dozen children to add to her work. Her motto is: The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Since Shirley has had much experience in cooking, she volunteered to prepare the meal for this class reunion. Here comes Barnum and Bailey's fat lady better known in her younger days at old R . H . S . as Jo Nichols. She gained her name and rose to fame with this great motto. lf Geritol won't do it, food will. From the famous fat lady we now go to the Auto Accessories Dept. of Sears 8. Roebuck where we see a small young lady, making Auto parts for her husband, Fearless Frank . Harriett's motto: Nothing is harder to remove than grease. Harriett is one of the best mechanics employed . Now walking in the door is a renowned figure in the world of medicine, known to his followers as Chuck the Quack . Chuck first became famous with his Doctor Peterson's Flea Repellent Powder: Doctor Peterson has given this medicine to such famous people as the Queen of Kuwait and the King of Outer Mongolia. Chuck's mottos are: Don't just use any old Bed Bug Killer but get Dr. Peterson's Knock 'em dead. lt'll kill while you are sleeping on them. Outside the auditorium is Miss Sharon Reinier running the hurdles. She acquired her great skill from her old flame LawrenceO'Livia Schultz. In fact, he taught her so well that she consistently beats him in jumping the hurdles. Her motto is: Men are strong, but l am an exception to the rule. We now see Ronald Hahn and his associates from the Girls' School in which he teaches. Ronnie has gained his experience since his flirting days at R . H . S . His slogan is: lt's a woman's world and l'm glad l'm part of it. Miss Lillie Letts is now approaching in her hearse. Since Lillie left R. H. S . she has gone to school and become a mortician. Her business has prospered and she now owns a string of funeral homes. Her motto is: Try 1 h 1 s my Lay-Away-Plan, it's great! As everyone takes their place we hear a blare of trumpets and the class rises to their feet as the President of the United States, Mr. Richard Downey, better known to his countrymen as Little Richard and his first lady, an old R. H . S . classmate, Nell Jones, enter the room. Upon entering the room he speaks his famous words: They said it coulcln't be done. Entering on the arm of the President is the First Lady, Nell Jones. Nell became interested in her husband's occupation when she was elected to the head of the Old Mqid'5 Club. She met Dick when her Club and his Bachelor's Club had a joint meeting . Her motto is: lf the hook is big enough, eventually you'll get a big fish on it. 16 Our Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class oF.R. H . S . 1959, being in a sound and sober state of mind, do will to the under- graduates our prized abilities and possessions, to wit: I, Chuck Peterson, possessing a rational and lucid state of mind, and having my mental faculties in such condition as to be able to anticipate and iudge the effects of the importunate functions of the immediately ensuing document, hereby will to Melvin Widner my beloved French book, to which I am so savagely addicted, and to one Mr. Goodwin our Rebel colors, honoring him for single-handedly crushing every Rebel campaign led by our own beloved Mai . Mosby. iLarry Schultzj I, Sharon Reinier, being of a sound and sober state of mind, do hereby will to Diana Peterson my positior as the Tiger Tempos Editor and to Karen Erwin all of my excess stubborness, las if she didn't have enough of her owni . I, Jerry Zear, will to Jimmy Neff my position at the head of the lunch line. I, Nell K . Jones, almost being in a sane and sober state of mind, would like to will my height to Carla Dupius, and my ability to remain silent throughout all study halls to Jolene Weber. Long may your jaws ache . I, Shirley Lankford, do hereby will my cheerleading position to Janet Houseal . Long may you cheer. I, Larry Schultz, with a mind free from the effects of alcholic beverages, will to Larry Egbert the ability to keep one step ahead of the teachers and two steps ahead of Mr. Goodwin . Long may your head ring from his blows. I, Frank Stephenson, will to Ronnie Ward my flat top. Long may your hair be short, and, to Laverne Messer, my position as center on the football team. I, Ronald Hahn, in a sane and sober state of mind, leave to all the girls at good old R.H .S . my curly hair. May you never have to get a permanent. To Diana Peterson, I will my ability to be president of my class during sophomore ard senior years. l, Lillie Letts, will to Mary Ann Robinson my natural black hair and to Donna Adam my ability to always get my work in the last day of the six weeks period. May she have many a headache. To all the girls of the syndicate, I will my ability to sneak in at night without getting caught. I, Joylynn Nichols, will to Donnie Bishop my naturally curly hair. Long may he struggle to keep it in place, and, to Linda Baker my position on the basketball team. Good luck in the future, Linda. I, Connie Ulin, in sound and sober mind will my strength to Mary Ann Swartzwelter. Long may she put it to good use . I leave my seat by the window to Karen Erwin. May you day dream daily! I, Kenneth Erwin, being in a sane and sober state of mind, will to Melvin Widner my hair style. May he wear out many a comb. I, Dick Downey, will to Ronnie Tucker my ability to get along with the teachers. Keep them Happy. I, Harriet Cobb, in sane and sober state of mind, will to Julia McCracken my cheerleading suit. I hope you will enjoy wearing it as much as I have the post three years. MH? W Q? UW A55 'ae W 55? My 1 fx' tf,.Q D' f-1 f,-i1 fNxfD,-.A . I gn-1' 'A Our Juniors GRACE PEPPER KAREN ERWIN JIM NEFF Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President President DIANA PETERSON JOHN HINSHAW ,,,.1 '-I 4 - ., 4 ' . .E , ,-J -ff. gf - -ei: JF -1' . A 1,5-1' IA.. '- n Il l .. ! N I G' '71 ' 1 CONNIE DERBY JIM YODER MILFORD WATSON DICK HORRAS B II. In, I Ig M III EE 3 I MII ff . ww V1 fir :XII RAYMOND FULTON ,rf ,D 5 1 I MARY ROBINSON 1 C., JULIA MCCRACKEN 1 , xv . ,nf ,W .1 W. D. HOLLINGSWORTH 'WH ROBERTA 'STOCKMAN fi ,Y LAVERNE MESSER Our Sophomoresn su: 1' 1. Y 'Ea' -3 'xy IA. X5 V VV., 1, tl: . . H, ,1 , 'CN Fqr .v Y. n'x . V ,- ,' , gf . ' N . LARRY EGBERT KEITH THOMAS '+A ,Q fav ,M -u ' , .. .v -1 y ,IQ . m A Hp . I . KI 'J 6 9 lu-Ay. l.l .I DONNA ADAM HAL RUSK N '. I I A 2 I Wfggyr 3 A Q 11.13, . , N. A , I -1 V ,' if II I,-. u ja . A RICHARD JOHNSON A A X .X ,, LINDA BAKER ..l. Q KONNIE WARD r A 'M I A ' I N , .319 4 J. D. HADLEY 9, jg, RONNIE WARD KAY CROSS DON BISHOP CARLA DUPIUS ' A 1 J , -' A X 3 5 ' E. Q R . - Q , I .5 f A 1 . ff V? . V A I .V ' rv N H 5 A i , lllf f 1 ' M. 0' 1 - I 1 1 5. I I I I xf MARY SWARTZWE LTER RONNIE GREESON MELVIN WIDNER TAMMY PETERSON JERRY ADRIAN Our Freshmen -1 .f JOLENE WEBER Secretary-Treasurer Q iii' 'V ,YX'rk ,N X Q ALLEN., A, Q fi '19 . J, 4, Lf, I I by M N f . x - X -4 +21 K ,l I n x BONNIE COFFIN DONALD PAULY hu Pb RONALD SNYDER IREINE FERGUSON U rf se- V ,T , 'XX I - ..., ' n P' X JANET HOUSEAL President i3 57 SUSIE GREINER 'D , -. W Xu W ' . N ka ,Mx , 'X Winn XX DEAN WATSON A 4 .B . 7' . V1 ,,,,. :N N 'C I f F 'Q In J ..A, ,ww X AJ BILL HANNAH Vice-President .fi BETTY REED X X ' X XX X CHERYL GREINER SAMMY GREINER , us , I Mfg : ,uv ff-fx, X - Y - 'x K 3 - 1 Xfxass, f ' RONALD TUCKER CAROL DERBY KAREN SEATON RONNIE GREEN fa. A Eighth Grade I ' ' ' .K .1 gt, .' . r, r. lf' 5 1 V 2431 'A ' ' if 1 1 - A B , 5 ,r L rl, . W, -' -rf X, ' X MM 1 , r Jr EZQZEEW If wll',w,.,r',rG4, - g g fill .rr 1 L ' , J., F? Johnny Adam l' lv' . U., 1 . be -H 13 T17 w lk.. r f' Pwr. ff' , Je Q55 Ei if X Kill: ff: . Barry Tglley Alan Rusk H '5 A ' , ,V M 22 K ll r . 'lllfll .C T T535 . ,T. '1 , 1 - 7-I YT ' I Leland Fulton James Weber ' lv ,, - Q N' , I , .- . , Q - ' 'V sl l A ll, fr . r I1 ll xref I 'y . A,-rf!! fr -- Kerry Kelly David Cline 24 Mrs . G race Ward vs V Q Connie Van Dyke e J w W' ll if K Keifh Lanlcford fx, ff' Tw Arlene Chalupa W, 1 ,,,., at .li . TV . Karen Steinbeck -is 41 lf ' Y' 'Y ee ,A 1 X lf' fl ,ix Nancy Holmes ,Q 'E ' 'QI lr X lj M.,. .!.1 ll . f. Ronald Keiser TS4rn 5, 4 Y ' fr Roberta Hannah Seventh Grade 1 C ,Q K ft ..:, , J I N 3 K. J ... JY f x--X 7' 1'- '-f 5 f A ' tr y 2 VA'. w Terry Houseal .af 'H ,A F4 '- Wh 5 A Nancy Downey - fee' 1' . ,, b , W Emory Lefts O-x , Y ,r vw , mn 3 J 5 .- ff. Q ,,. We af 3' I x H 5 ' Q f 1' 'I 'Z V' Johnny Adrian Dean Weber ,QL ist X. ,. lbs! . ,M--'P X 'r'7 Lfbo - Ya ,. Bonnie Nichols ROrll1lB Townsend lr . -A .V ' - X A fl Ronald Bruner John Gould Mrs . Grace Ward jj, :seg is 3, r- e 'Q ' ---r I 1 I Donald Johnson rw WWE 2,- ' . -V I - - . . . , 1 arm f , Afszgnmfffiw. - , , wht: ,A gr wx 7, ,.,,.,,HW ff. Kl:5E'5 51Plllwvl' ww-we W We ,. X, ,U W M ,mf Cathy Dupius f a -9- 5 gi 5? A .. , if Kathy Tucker if 2 l ' :L J, H Danny Reed r 'I Donna Coughlan .,-rr -'ra V-v .7 ini ,JJ fff r I , , ,A f ' f- .7 ' fly ,f .ll ' I I 1 Mike Hadley 4 .al v-77 Patty Prenger r if '. ,,Qx R ri S' 1 ll Marion Lefls 7392 fl' xx X , ll 47' Q , 1' lf 1 yr' W EA Eddie G reen :5 .z tv 3 K f I, A , 1, f'! X N lil -3 f iff flf ff, f If ll!,f1ll'!ll IA f Randy Van Dyke ff , 4 Janice Chalupa Donnie Greiner ,S+ ,44 'rim i Kenneth Manning lr 'anti ll A' I t 3 -9. 5 ,- PW Sk , 2 1 'L 1 l Mary Schultz rt Steven Rusk f. ri fl. 1 ll -. if ll .-: L' fwfr? ' Patty Davis i L , Sixth Grade will i D1 l ww. ,ML ,,. .V Mrs . Edith Sable -'A' H ill-,L:.. l ' ff li In ' 552, f QW :fl I glial' j :y:afSe, ' iii.: il: el Harry Thomas ,- - . .f ,-:F y-,qs J 'iff I ff if lla g ' l' fi Terry Letts M l . f f f ' Freddie George Roger Gillis l 'S , ET gkxk' ' ' 1 I .A ' x S1 Barbara Cox l .IW Gregory Singer 4 l, ,' ,N yn, ff' it r . . ' Z' 'lf-Q gflg, 'l '13 ' m , lx if 'ya I l Betty Manning fy ju l E A 0 5 ! U , Al X if .-.- '1 I r .- 5 X Connie Donahue H Ib 'f .sl In fl, Ricky Hannah l JJ . :,.: m 5 i.:1 s' X -'S :J Q: .ein-BW, HQ - nfs TI' Eidfivfii Iiiifil .M 1. , 4 Bill Allen 15 if-'ll J ucly McC raclcen I' th 9 ' 1 ,w 'Pl ii' I x J! x 2 M Rosemary McC l ure Albert Smith Paul Nichols Larry Lankford Emily Hinihuw ' .V',1 .J 1' 'I A r f Ronnie Wallerich Jene Reed as 4? I I5 ,H 1 X 1 ,Ji 'F gE 5'I , .' li FK i Kim Kelly lf 'A T x I , V ' , ' ,QS . ' v .L vy f 4 f if , Els .. I4 . .A y es Q 'Q .l'5.fffl' i - Qi, 1,4 , Martha Swartzwelter X 6 . .A eg rr I . x X ,fu 1, 47282 'T' .iii ,. U .fi 'N ,I : J' 1 , Ronald Neff 'a if Mrs . Lucile Kepler .8 Y? 1-1- X 4 I A E ug ene Messe! xg A 1 wjffaf . LU' iv R -sl if T P lv 'rf fr ff f , - ,ll Karolyn Greeson ll-43, ,J - ,J ,, I f 1 J erry Lank ford i Pamela Yoder Fifth Grade ,, 'fi' gr: 539' V x 1 3: , , Y ' ,- , Ji , y ,Q AIA- -If 1 L .. :A 'l ' Q w --4 I ' - Q ' L 5'H '.f . l1'- i f f :fi 1 a .w - X all Kristen Steinbeck Mrs. Edith Sable if F' .494 Q V3 5' f - -3 . .lib ff f yr if f f i ' I Sharon Manning Larry Yohn Russell Mahan ,,.! Bonnie Hackert ,U . 5 -'Y-it Q f I I 1 Robert Jones K . , fx fi M ., fl -f 'nr ' 1' .fix Q. Q' ' .4 -'iff .i :V U . K Peggy Mahan l 'xi.l v5' .I iifr V L ..- yi , , fi lg.: 'Ir , ll In Clifford Coffin ' 1 Shirley Chalupa F5 ' .iff iithn.-5 . 17 if L Larry Sobaski lv if . Betty Letts ri ,-b Zif, J y K Raymond Johnson W ,mimi .. me 1' '-r:'gM5'. rr 7 2 1 N' E 'fn , giqgiai, r Hflii iz, If .ll Myrna Coffin 4iH4'F ii, A , v '17 -L4 . ' 4- ' 3 W 'iff 5 'i ' if fa Hifi Mi les Coffin Fourth Grade Leslie Lewis L ' ' i ' l'Q f fx: F v' 1- , f if I 3 1: U ' , I ' X ' ,, :H 'ffr 1 'SA' K , if ex D ll , -' T,3+'74'1i. ,. 4 ' - Q- L 0255.75 - y I r -if. .J-f X Ax -. ,. E A, X 'X-. 'W , siiifi P ally D erby 1' .5 I we -r 'W , W' , 5 l ,f .oily ll Kathryn George 1- C ff' x VH, 4-.mf r U'- - r,,: 1, 9 Steve Allen Jean Downey Rex Davis Jeannie Nichols D -nf' 1 ,af r L :gi 'JM Q L' - Wayne Gould Alanna Elmore Phillip Dupuis za- iw' ., , , X t S if! M, . ' All r- .,w,. ,X . -7,42 ir. K ' xy V ' X ' . 5 'L 4 1 X' P L QS. 7 x 17' X e if - Wax, N an- 1, 11' 5, 1 , W-4flfffi'l ul . if' L N' Qld, if ' if l ' L, , 4 pl l lil A ll ef Q - ,ll. ll f Robert Adgm Esther Yahn ai- 3 'N W Ig. iq all --.. . i ' ' - '.-'QW5-1 -1: ., J.M557: I 3 l 4? f ,M ' ' , fp '-I ..-'leia N ffflztflvl A .. ..... , F,W,,f.. H, ,L Joy Adam Louise Seiwerf Diana JOHNSON f! A J 4' ,4 H' :Lf 'ff Carolyn Pepper ' r -9 'SX 's gf!! lqqgiv vu 6' ' , if Third Grade r . L I Q 5 . if : - W A 1 'I Q., , mv -A K H Y ,, 4, i 1 -. l Q ,,,.,:. in ' -- f..-V Y ,I , ' sr A sf ,kj I' 'A J . 1 ' ,Q K ' V F A ' K, A f. P ' V 11 ' 'I ,. I ll! 1 - ..,Q . A 'efe.?'6i . C C 1 3 -- nvffw ' C 1- M V Qu . J' 5 ' 'BQ' ?-1 ' 2 ?'i'-732' ' if . ' n 4, i' - X s ift .UQ Marlene Bond Ma Dickinson Mrs. Florence Balderson Nickie Adam Mc Adam 'Y 'Y F- 9 - ' I .. ,as f fff '- l ,, '- , - L. gf t ' , ,Q I' 'A Q V A www, Q - 5 '-'-' f 1 ' ' . :' ' z 1 if 41' Y f A Ln S l , -.--I Q , X ,K,. , , ,Q y f 'I 1 ' J , Q A.. . R sh N . f , I U dr 1, .l , ,f ., .4 Yfj ' , I. r . I 7+ , 1- Q- - X .. , s .. :X in 3 IA A b 1 5 - M a il ,. H 1 'LU J.,-- J ' 'w 3 K' ADI ' L , ii Ll. fab if A X MF W Steven Coffin Susan Hadley Faye Leffs David Hoover Judy Adrian Ray Manning :fs 4 ef , fr , - -, ff ' A ' Q w .fl 'll D Q, . - -ze' 4-nf' 3. -- .Q Lx ,sf r fi H' . C x' '- a l C K 5' ' arf' - P ,af r logo, Xl! I ll E ' ff ll 2 ga' l Ti I XZ l l If A I 4 Sharon Hackerl' Linda Hannah Larry Neff Kafhy Tucker Naomi Chalupa Bonnie Gregory 1 ' , - ' ' ..:.' 'W 5 1, ...f - ' JJ, y 1- sz, C 1 '4 l I f is x aliijlfgfgffg -J. gk 'lf fg Sift J . i 'll lf' ll' S'1iaLnfp.eJ1'i9 i H' A M l -V Charles Meacham Rifa Parsons Dorothy Pauly Debbie Conklin Janice Roth Puffy Nichols .. fi, . 'll ' r r S 5. 4... C- 5 , L .Ju V f' Q 1 A J ' 1'1 1 . f x ' , WW , x M . .,,, , A, 14, -H ' N ,ir 'Vo 1 ' ' I ., 1115 Y I -N! Q ., -r .VK 1 vii' 1- 11: KX' ' J' r I, 1 ' -I 5 A . P g li I, O 'x Q 1 'z ' . ' i l , ' ' ' HA I ' -' 1 h ' Koriney Steinbeck Kathy Harbison Dixie Townsend Danny Zear Linda Sobaski 29 Second Grade '. : Q H m .ur f Z , 3 ' L. 13 ew M K 5,40 3, . , Z J N ,. E , , -W P-f ' ', - ,5 'wlgx ' X li li, 'iii-533 51 X Steve Connelly Mrs. Oma Ulln Marie Yahn 1 . li' hw ,F .1 ' l 5 it I 0 J N -5 , A 2 , f ., -J fe--as? ' ' 'Y I ,, D 1- - 1 , V J- SY A .J , ,P X fi? . M l J, J r . 'arf rw? V H Y .5 Ulf, xy l 1 V 1 N. l L 1- , 'J ' f, g 'llxylfl AA.- A Barbara Derby John Donahue lla Cox Robert Pe er Mar Baumgartner PP Y ,. H , - l vu , ff g , 0 X ,, ,- in l Q -. 4.4 I , sv, J ' ' . 1 . ' -' f xl J' ,T le A -J l fe ff ,N f ' f' 1 2 iii Lx -AA. 1 'R Q , 1,4 I Donald Houseul Lynne HGrbiS0r1 John Hummes James Hadley Craig Elmore 1 8 P 3 ..,. 5? lei f ,e A nf' ,,, A, 1 J A in ff'-f'r, 'nn A 77 N .,--fr I 1 f A ll ' ' I 3 'Y -'- ' ' l , I . ' H A A I M 5-. Q Jr X ,f will ,Q ' J Nfl' . 'wg Q5 , . 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' , nh ' - 5 ll 'Yi 'L ' Ti 'LLL f , A 'L 4. 1' i H-fffw K 2 . , , M M, fy' ff 'C -vi - ' fre, ' mx z ' N -N s , . ff If K f W ' U 1 y fe 1 - , l- Q is L Y K Christy Allen Joe Moller Mrs. Irene Oswulf Bobby Neff Christy Mourer A. ,., J ' Q 2 ' . l' , -' ' Qi - ' I' ,l A . 1, 1 kr ul 1 x L V fn ' 5 W . 4 l if -lv V , . rw- , . 'W 'F ' Q 'F A , -10 at ,, 57 V mi 1: Z 5 1. ps 1 I.:-L ' . F . f H., J. U' .-mf 0 s W ,iv A ,, , y 4 .lx 'L' LM . , K V . - ' 352225: 'Y f ' it f.. . A . , Hai fix it 1... ', -. 1 . ' , if . X' 1 ' ., Kgffssb ki 1 A ,qu-wggggrgrf ::g11.:g:3,., It - A in . I, . I :lg ,igljl F- ' ' . ' Qfjff., ,-I-Q ' 3, Lf Y . ', ' I U ' f?1' Wlfill' 'if' r-. f gf -- -- A , .A ,-,-,-,.j.'.'. 4. : A hx Y -l-W .r 0 7.3 ,S ,5 ', :?g fl ...nf lg xi-. .. Si:I'Z-FZ' .f I ' Is? A . -if 4 - MII! nh E - 'M ff x 'N- fi Pal Hoelcsfra S0ndI'CI Hddley Vickie Fulton Dianna Chambers Ricl-cy Lankford Jo Ellen Donahue A X I ' - - 1' lb . ,Q 'V' -X f. 3, '-.' ' P -. 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H YI, -. .u-L4 7 , ' ' J nie Hesselrine S Karen Goodwin Mary Connelly Lonnie Hesselhne on 32 ' - 1 4 l , .ge , . if ,' Iwi, Qffvf , . f -' - f Nix Y If I ' ' ally Conklin Lyle Mahan Aix' 1400 ? mkwgW5 ,,fJx0' -. . -ww-Jwwwwl,--Qqff -- -WH -- - . 0iziQ?jjmQi2D?3fifj2?g?g5g?ZsWLQ2'gzSZf.saQ .QUw2W. 0 we .fff - -wg' W4KH36Q:sLag5fgg,ZgEQg?fE 5 www Uur Concert Band The Richland Concert Band was one of the more active groups of the school. Mr. Tom Duden, their director, was serving his first year here and was the first music instructor to be employed on a full-time basis at Richland for the past several years. The effectiveness of his work is indicated by the tact that the Band received a Division I rating at the State Contest, thus keeping alive a tradition which has been kept intact For eight consecutive years. Only five seniors are pictured among the forty-six members above, which would indicate the or- . ganization can have a brilliant Future. In addition to entering the State Contest at Keosauqua, the Band presented a Spring Concert and a Christmas Program. Their Band Trip included concerts at Farmington and Donnellson, as well as a tour of the locks and power plant of the Keokuk Dam, and a guided tour of historical places at Nauvoo, Illinois. It was climaxed by a dinner at Flora Thum's Cate at Niota, Illinois. The Band also acted as hosts when the Eddyville and Donnellson Bands presented concerts here. They are planning a series of summer concerts each Wednesday evening and expect to participate in the Homecoming program this summer. The Band Mother's group again had an active year in support of the Band . They bought instruments and uniforms and acted as chaperones on trips. Their interest and work is recognized and appreciated by the members of the Band. Band members pictured above are: Outer Circle flett to righti: Janice Chglupa, Patty Pringer, Connie Van Dyke, Donald Pauly, Donna Caughlan, Donnie Greiner, Sharon Reinier, Linda Baker, Larry Egbert, John Gould, Joylynn Nichols, W. D . Hollingsworth, Ronnie Ward, Judy McCracken, Carla Dupuis, Mary Swartzwelter, Hal Rusk, Keith Thomas. Center Circle tlett to right: Rosemary McClure, Cheryl Greiner, Karen Steinbeck, Arlene Chalupa, Charles Peterson, Harry Thomas, Frank Stephenson, Jerry Zear, Freddie George, Irene Ferguson, Bill Allen, Ronnie Greeson, Ronnie Townsend, Gregory Singer, Tammy Peterson, Alan Rusk, Martha Swartzwelter. Inner Circle Ileft to rightj: Mary Robinson, Jolene Weber, Mary Schultz, Patty Davis, Carolyn Tucker, Cathy Dupuis, Diana Peterson, Julia McCracken, Donna Adam, Grace Pepper, Konnie Ward. 2-gg-se Ea ,Vg- Q, E ,. x- Xx. , 1 14 f 'W ' N, V QSM v ,iii - Ni? 1 uf J 1 . r Q E V, . 3 ' ,ji 3-if 32, . H,--1 X . , - , iw V ,LV ,m.,:.1s, --W- iii V2 x. 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A, 271, x 'ci ,MSL .:aNg.,x.:W.A.-. 5, SEATED: lLeff to Rightl: Janice Clwalupa, Parry Prenger, Kathy Dupuis, Diana Peferson, Donna Adam, Julia McCracken, Rosemary McClure, Mary Schultz. STANDING: Arlene Clwalupa, Connie Van Dyke, Donald Pauly, Jolene Weber, Puffy Davis, Donna Caughlan, Cheryl Greiner, Mary Robinson, Karen Sfeinlaeck. O d ' d l Mary Swartzwelrer, Carla Dupuis, Grace Pepper, Konnie Ward, Judy McCracken, Alan Rusk, Tammy Peterson. -O ii Our Percussion Section v ' . 00 C J Qld! an 1 ILEFT TO RIGHTQ: Linda Baker, Sharon Reinier, Donnie Greinier, Joylynn Nichols. Our Brass Section -Qrxlslill FRONT ROW: fLefr to Righflz Irene Ferguson, Chuck Peterson, Frank Stephenson, Jerry Zenr, Ronald Greeson. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Tucker, Ronald Townsend, Bill Allen, Gregory Singer, Harry Thomas, Fred George. BACK ROW: Larry Egbert, Mary Sworfzwelfer, Keith Thomas, Hal Rusk, W. D . Hollingsworth, Ronald Ward, John Gould. Our Vocal usic Groups FRONT ROW: fLeft to Rightjz Carla Dupuis, Shirley Lankford, Donna Adam, Julia McCracken, Jolene Weber, Janet Hauseal, Mary Robinson, Diana Pefefsonf Mary Swartzwelter, Carol Derby, Bonnie Coffin. MIDDLE ROW: Donald Pauly, Melvin Widner, Cheryl Greiner, Irene Ferguson, Betty Reed, Lillie Letts, Tammy Peterson, Karen Seaton, Harriett Cobb, Ronald Greeson, Ronnie Ward . BACK ROW: Jerry Zear, Dick Horras, Charles Peterson, Frank Stephenson, W. D. Hollingsworth, Ronald Hahn, John Hinshaw, J. D . Hadley, Hal Rusk. Larry Egbert, Keith Thomas. L ,K N V, A . It Q V .ly fy V I: vw, T 'Ji i xQd . '- 4.4 if' 5 ,, , FRONT ROW: fLeft to Rightl: Donald Pauly, Keith Thomas, Dick Horras, Jerry Zear, Ronald Greeson, Ronnie Ward. BACK ROW: Charles Peterson, John Hinshaw, Frank Stephenson, Ronald Hahn, W. D . Hollingsworth, J . D . Hadley, Hal Rusk, Larry Egbert. Q, .. 4' il.: 'TT - ' x r 0 V Y ,. 6 - ' H -V 1 A L A D- A A 'ici - FRONT ROW: fLeft to Rightl: Carla Dupuis, Donna Adam, Julia McCracken, Jolene Weber, Janet Houseal, Mary Robinson, Diana Peterson, Mary Swartzwelter, Carol Derby. BACK ROW: Shirley Lankford, Cheryl Greiner, Irene Ferguson, Betty Reed, Lillie Letts, Tammy Peterson, Karen Seaton, Harriett Cobb, Bonnie Coffin '7fiim?57' , 'QlLl il'fWi ws-.. , V1 . ' . A ,,,.,, iiifgp ii if 'ilfhliin W As, ' u, it , iii, R Y .3 MH'-,,i 1 i 6229, K vm' W , , M was i. . --sue 1 X . ' 62 . M f 1 . 1 g i if i 5 ' in Y, I r ,Q v X Our Homecoming Cne of the hi-lites of the fall season was the annual Homecoming on October 17, 1958. The parade in the afternoon and the game and dance that night will long be remembered. Pictured above are the four queens seated on the float entered by the Senior Class. Left to right they are: Sharon Reinier, Shirley Lankford, Lillie Letts, and Harriett Cobb. The other scenes include: upper left, Supt. King, as master of ceremonies, introducing the queens and their escorts, left, Sharon Reinier seated on the throne after having been crowned by Larry Schultz, honorary captain in the game with Bussey that evening, right, Lillie Letts being escorted through the aisle of students by Ronald Hahn, lower left, the queens during the night-time parade between halves ofthe game, and lower right, the majorettes leading the parade. They are: Diana Peterson, drum major, and the maiorettes, Donna Adam, Mary Robinson, Linda Baker, and Konnie Ward . li, 'T Vi il F 5 K X 1 i 1 i 3 it tl ix., L x Our Athletic Banquet Toastmaster, Russell Bond, in action Guesf Speaker, Bud Suger Ronald Hahn presents Sectional Trophy Charles Peterson presents County Trophy The annual Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Richland Commercial Club, was held on March l6th . A large crowd attended. Squad members were introduced. Trophies won were presented to the school and Bud Suter, Publicity Director for the State University of Iowa, was guest speaker. Rose Bowl films were shown later in the gymnasium. Our Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom Tw! W ' ' Q A 315.57 Dancing to music by the Rhythm Kings Dining in Mm-di Gm, Style ff. I ?! ,3 3n M Mrs .wen Q? J Uur Style Show and Prom M0555 Modeling We made them ourselves!! 1- ax A W? gi ,, L. '. g,. f-5 I r l illlillglnhfl Mrs. King and her Home Economics Girls The McGuire Sisters ll lllillrl D 4 K Females in formcrls for festivities and fun Pf0mlflEl'1f PYOH1 Persorwlifies ! -:ii Uur Alumni Banquet 455' E -wee We Vjj-Q -g-iii: :g .., u,. ' ,255-52:1 Y V - lr i I X AM 1. 0 's I A , S , Q ' ' Remembering while refreshing Ronnie responds LYJJ.. ,X Q, e seniors fable Jas Giunianin Fi r r QD i Our music trophy display '-1 Mr. Toastmaster, Micky Ressler : , Z ! ii va: ,1 is G' The Innis family Q N ,Iii School lunch tickets were sold in the gymnasium each Monday moming before school. Lois Greiner, Office Secretary, and Mrs. Mildred King are pictured here in a scene familiar to all school lunch patrons. Approximately two hundred thirty students ate daily in the lunchroom and the record keeping incidental to the program is quite large. Tle sale of tickets is only one step in the smooth operation of the program here at Richland. :OJ-BL Q ei-if M swarm The bookkeeping class involved all of the iuniors and seniors in school and was so large that the assembly was used as a classroom., Mrs. Florence lnnis, instructor, is here shown with a segment of the group. They include far row: Diana Peterson, Mary Robinson, Harriett Cobb, Grace Pepper, Ronald Hahn, Jim Neff. Next row: Larry Schultz, Sharon Reinier, Connie Derby, Charles Peterson, Karen Erwin. Third row: Connie Ulin, Nell Jones, John Hinshaw, and last row: Lillie Letts. s -- l The pictures on this page will record familiar scenes for subscribers to this volume of the Tiger for many years to come. They are a faithful reproduction of the daily routine which we lived through during the school year, i958-'59. At the left a group of boys from Mr. Goodwin's science classes are watching Larry Schultz operate an electrical gadget. They are left to right: Laverne Messer, Ronnie Ward, Charles Peterson, Don Bishop, Larry Bishop, Ronald Hahn, ancl Mr. Kenneth Goodwin . The school shop on the west side ofthe square was in operation again this year after one year of idleness . Mr. Bob Snow, instructor, had classes of freshman and senior boys and a great many well-constructed projects were turned out. Pictured here left to right may be seen: Dick Downey, Frank Stephenson, Jerry Zear, Richard Horras, Sammy Greiner, Donald Pauly, and Ronnie Green. Our Future Teachers of America Club This year for the first time a Future Teachers of America unit was organized in our school. Together with Ollie and Hedrick the SoKeo iSouth Keolcuk Countyj Club was organized with Superintendent John H . King as sponsor. Twelve Richland students established membership in the Club with Larry Schultz being President and Harriett Cobb, Secretary. Each unit acted as host for one meeting during the year and the group attended the All-Keokul-c County Meeting and prospective teachers' day at Parsons College. Pictured above are: STANDING: fLeft to Righty: Janet Houseal, Larry Schultz, Tammy Peterson, Donna Adam, Julia McCracken, John H. King, Sponsor. SEATED: fLeft to Rightl: Harriett Cobb, Karen Erwin, Grace Pepper, Jerry Zear, Ronald Hahn, Irene Ferguson, Carla Dupuis. Our Annual Staff Pictured below are those who had the maiar responsibility for compiling this yearbook. Their aim was to produce a record of this year's activities and events as well as to secure a good photograph of each student and other person prominently identified with our school. They are from left to right: Joylynn Nichols, Lillie Letts, Diana Peterson, Junior Representative, Kenneth Erwin, Ronald Hahn, Editor, and Jerry Zear, SEATED: lfllockwisejz Karen Seaton, Jolene Weber, Alan Rusk, Nancy Holmes, Danny Reed, Johnny Adam, Betty Reed, Dean Weber. STANDING: lLeft to Rightj: Mrs. Grace Ward, Sponsor, Karen Steinbeck, Ronald Keiser, David Cline, Ronald Bruner, Mike Hadley, Roberta Hannah . Our Junior Hi h One of the most active groups in school, as usual, has been the Junior High Room. Their acriv.i'ies have been many and varied and always of a high caliber. Pictured above is the Stamp Club which includes some ninth graders. The boys and girls basketball teams each played full schedules with the boys winning the Keokuk County Tournament. Candy sales were conducted each noon hour as a fund raising project. Several parties and danceswere successfully conducted during the year. They were responsible for the School Safety Patrol and Roberta Hannah received honorable mention for her essay on safety. In science, Conservation Scrapbooks were made and entered in the Keokuk County Soil Conservation District Contest. Our Junior High Cheerleaders KAREN STEINBECK ROBERTA HANNAH NANCY HOLMES 4 , ' K ,Q I. , a Us Y. ' ,Q .. ? A ,T 'T 1 . , 1 I stil ' . Sw f7'GQ,6 1 V y' X. V W T9 ll . gi' vl Q. . a 'J 5 5 V R V . . T 1 i it J NW V019 ..L,1-1--f 'A' XE mga' Q5 Ig' Q , qifkiiifi iiif Our Football Squad FRONT ROW: fRight to Lefti: Dick Downey, Ronald Tucker, Donald Bishop, Frank Stephenson, Larry Schultz, J . D . Hadley, Charles Peterson, Ronald Greeson . MIDDLE ROW: Milford Watson, Larry Egbert, LaVerne Messer, Kenneth Erwin, Dean Watson, Melvin Widner, Richard Johnson. BACK ROW: Leland Fulton, Ronnie Ward, John Hinshaw, Coach Bob Snow, Larry Bishop. The i958 season will long be remembered as the one during which the Tigers got back on the victory trail after an extended I7 game losing streak . With Coach Bob Snow in charge the boys early showed a spirit that was certain to bring results. They scored well in every game as shown by the record printed elsewhere in this section. However, the climax came October 3rd when they turned back South High, of What Cheer, by a score of 44 to 6. They followed this with a 33 to l2 victory at Lovilla to give their fans a iust reward for the loyalty they had displayed. Homecoming on October l7 was again a gala affair. The parade and dance both received many favorable comments and carried on the high standards that has come to characterize these events. The usual Football Feed, provided by the parents, was supplemented this year by a banquet followed by a dance at the Rubio Community Center sponsored by Mr. and Mrs . A . J . Steinbeck and the employees of the Rubio Motor Company. A trip to see the Iowa Hawkeyes play also ranks among the highlights of the l958 football season . Our Seniors 127 Kenneth Erwin-Frank Stephenson-Charles Peterson-Larry Schultz-Richard Downey Co-captain Co-captain Pictured at the right is Dick Downey, senior halfbaclc for the Tigers, as he executes one of his clever cut-backs which fooled many an opponent during the season . This action was caught during the game at Delta. - iifiii 5. On the left, Charles Peterson, the Tigers offen- sive quarterback, executes an end run carrying the ball in his characteristic style. This Picture was snapped dur- ing the Homecoming game with Bussey on the local field. - . fm- . 31, 1' 'tml A I-gg ,, ' lv ' ' J::,,'i f 'x ' ' ' Vg, 15 ' a i , J A 5 1 l..!2Pi:-:::,. .. ' n.ZF:E3':- lf :HEI . ' TN , 1 : FX . '+ -' ' rlzi- 5 ni X 1 I T' , ,',', -' x r 8 ' ,gag A .fig r I 5 in., 4 '. J-1 - -1' 15' ' ' , . gs i- Q, l ., 1,4 My 1 X . N N L l -4 j 93 anew, vw-G4 T The four smiling lassies to the right are pictured as they usually appeared dur- ing local pep meetings. They wore newe uniforms at games but the smiles they are wearing here were usually evident what- ever the occasion. They were recognized as excellent representatives For their school and community and were com- petent ' pep-producers on all occasions. Tony, the mascot at their feet, was their especial praiect. 2 Qiir?Q? 5,7 I. 14 ' if? 5 f f., . , Vi H, K- gil -j,1s1 ,Q K ,. . v L 'affix , ' 5-sew ' F 'M 1353515553 rl .l QQ. .. 2, wi ,ffm iii ,li - iii wi .' l I 'Our Boys' Basketball Squad The success of the boys' basketball team was one of the pleasant surprises of the school year. Lacking height and experience, Fewgtans were optimistic enough to predict the l8-7 won-lost record the boys compiled. They added the Keokuk County Tournament and the Sectional at Fairfield to their laurels. Their style of play was polished and pleasing to watch and their hustle and initiative won them many loyal supporters . Ronnie Hahn and Charles Peterson, both seniors, were elected co-captains at the close of the season. Sixteen of the boys pictured below are eligible for competition next year. RONNIE CHUCK i FRONT ROW: KLeft to Righty: Laverne Messer, Jim Neff, Ronnie Tucker, Ronald Hahn, Charles Peterson, Ronnie Greeson Ronnie Ward . SECOND ROW: John Hinshaw, Richard Johnson, Jerry Adrian, Don Bishop, Kenneth Erwin, Larry Egbert, Larry Bishop. THIRD ROW: Milford Watson, Dean Watson, Jim Yoder, Ronald Snyder, Keith Thomas. REAR: Melvin Widner and W. D . Hollingsworth, Managers, Robert A . Snow, Coach . ....,L. The Tigers take the floor Pre-game warm-up i LY. 'K X Center toss to start game Greeson goes up for a sh rt n Tigers Take Tourney Title The Tigers won the Keokuk County Tournament played at Hedrick during the middle of January. Scenes on this page were snapped during the Champion- ship Game with Hedrick which was cr thriller all the way. lt was the Tigers third victory over Hedrick and the near flawless ball they played won the plaudits of friend and foes alike. Following this game the Tigers received the Championship trophy which now rests with the Richland trophy collection. 52 Where did it go? .ax 4 ip yan, 9 . xmjl, lj? S ni fr? Joylynn Nichols The only regularly starting Senior, Joy- lynn started all twenty- one ball games played this year and was elected co-captain at the close of the season . Her tal- ents will be sorely missed from the guard section next year. Uur Girls' Basketball Squad The Tigerettes fielded the youngest and most inex- perienced team in years, with all six starters of the previous year lost by graduation . The opening line-up often con- tained three freshmen, and sophomores figured prominently in the season's play. The Fact that they won twelve games while losing eleven augurs well For prospects next season. The girls played in the County Tournament at Hedrick and the Sectional at North English and all visited the State Tournament at the close of the season . Our Tournament Squad CLEFT TO RIGHTD: Tammy Peterson, Connie Ulin, Joylynn Nichols, Irene Ferguson, Susie Greiner, Diana Peterson, Mary Swartzwelter, Cheryl Greiner, Konnie Ward, Julia McCracken, Linda Baker, and Karen Erwin. llcru I 5? 5 -al , ur J gif r -x. Q af ' fi BACK ROW: lLeft to Rightlz Julia McCracken, Konnie Ward, Carol Derby, Connie S 1 Derby, Nell Jones, Karen J Seaton, Karen Erwin, Carla iv Dupuis. SEATED: Mary Swartzwelter, Diana Peterson, Susie Greiner, Tammy Peterson, Connie Ulin, Joylynn Nichols, Irene Ferguson, Cheryl Greiner, Linda Baker. 53 Our Record BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Won 18 Won 12 Lost 7 Lost 11 Total Points 1524 Total Points 1087 Opponents Total Points 1188 Opponents Total Points 1057 Offensive Average 61 Offensive Average 47 Defensive Average 48 Defensive Average 46 43 West Chester 59 36 West Chester 30 80 Batavia 37 42 Batavia 27 49 Farmington 47 44 Farmington 37 46 Brighton 69 46 Brighton 16 42 Walsh 62 49 North English 50 88 Packwood 26 54 Packwood 53 60 Eldon 38 60 Eldon 48 61 Ollie 56 39 Morning Sun 69 50 Hedrick 40 51 Ollie 69 61 West Chester 62 62 Hedrick 39 69 Batavia 35 39 West Chester 52 59 Ollie 68 81 Batavia 45 81 Pleasant Plain 28 58 Ollie 74 60 Cedar 40 49 Pleasant Plain 39 51 Hedrick 39 42 Cedar 53 64 Packwood 29 39 Hedrick 24 60 Brighton 69 43 Packwood 54 76 Delta 62 42 ' Brighton 48 54 Delta 36 County Tournament County Tournament 55 What Cheer 26 53 Keota 45 34 Delta 33 65 Hedrick 58 36 Ollie 52 Sectional Tournament Sectional Tournament 68 Pleasant Plain 25 34 Cosgrove 52 75 Birmingham 57 53 Riverside 57 46 Salem 36 District Tournament 62 Cardinal Stritch 75 FOOTBALL New Sharon Hedrick Delta What Cheer Lovilia Bussey Mediapolis 'N nm! uiittfsn , A llflligi f U - -f . ' l ,, - 1 -A nfs' 1 Z l Uur Pep Meetings Near the close of school on each day iust before a maior athletic contest the student body was assembled for a brief pep meeting. The scene above will recall these events as they actually were for those who participated in them. Exhorting the students to display their enthusiasm are the four cheerleaders. Left to right they are: Shirley Lankford, Donna Adam, Harriett Cobb, and Mary Robinson. The fact that the camera caught them all four off the floor is indicative of the extreme unison in which they worked. Standing forlornly in the center circle is Tony, the mascot who was expected to bring good luck to all Tiger teams . 1 Z f ill ' Q9 tv? Our Cheerleaders These four girls did' an excellent iob in arousing enthusiasm at our school during the past year. Their colorful appearance at all athletic can- tests brought much favorable comments from fans and foes alike. Their conduct and attitude was a credit to the school and community they represent. MARY ROBINSON DONNA ADAM SHIRLEY LANKFORD HARRIETT COBB Our Picture Record The scene below shows the picture record of athletic teams that is kept on the balcony ofthe gymnasium. The football, boys basketball, and girls basketball squads and their records for the past seven years are posted here. This year the cheerleaders were added. Students and alumni like to pause and refresh their memory before this gallery. Tv ' , fa. ' Q it rirrlir -GE, 1 1 l ll f ' . sf I Ulalli-i I PIM, W, C I - - -f'I'1J4. .9-nl . --'W ss:-J ' f' tx N F 13,1 .1-- f-HAR .Ann A 1 U - A I ,,, ' s i ' gi xii! ' T-Zifi?.efM2Te ,sfapvfq is ' 1--M',7':.'fr ff':f:i,,v.: f- s ,K-4fe,,....- 1e...,L,,', -'W' ' WniIg1f0Q0Qn in 5 Q A ktifvlfkw 1 0 UF teeth stag T W M .sd ,-. y A Ss - ' ' 3 l ' ' i lf, ' ' A gi' 'ilu' JIT n vm. Our Junior Basketball Squads K T 'I J' A, .- iw .. ' , I Yi? FRONT ROW: lLeff fo Righflz James Weber, Ronald Keiser, Leland Fulton, Johnny Adam, Alan Rusk, Johnny Adrian. BACK ROW: John Gould, Keith Lonkford, Bob Snow, Coach, Terry Houseal, Ronald Townsend. 7 FRONT ROW: lLeft fo Righty: Roberta Hannah, Judy McCracken, Donna Coughlan, Nancy Holmes, Karen Steinbeck, Connie VanDyke Carolyn Tucker, Kafhy Dupuis. BACK ROW: Puffy Pringer, Rosemary McClure, Polly Davis, John King, Coach, Nancy Downey, Mary Schulfz, Emily Hinshaw. 1 fr l Mx, H X V 'L 'sr ' hw, , 342:475- dans? Q fs-wg: X1 'fp 1 l. x- .f rf. 34. K sf .K ,f Q: X 'u x , i 14.51 i L I .ov-fd-'f Y l S JW M,-,fy I I 1zz? If 15 9151917 PPM 4315155-l5l:'F17'Ffr7'F-'F'l:'37 'P'x . . VY' !7K'X7'v1fx7X7's3K'1'f 'v5A'f-- if X3'fK31C.' YY'1'r f?-7-I . . .. . . .. ... fLAflf-V5fvV'Vl nf1f,. 55 Q , f:dr'1Q Y 4, 7255 zz 12 sfieaili 4 are W if Arg' ll Q- , V--1 . I 1 vw, - V , , -4, I. A . Q s ' Li w A ,v-- , wiv i .. fi :f' -A ii iss A ' 6 .'-L K -. 12 Y ' QQQ 'L Y I N Xi -V is 1 A r gi gr F L5 ,,1f,f,a Freshmen pose for posterity .3 -Us Noon hour entertainment l f ti J. Twins take a tanning Sue Greiner, Nell Jones, Sam Greiner 5 I T -. gfekfgf Q eo o i',,, I lx U,-Vt' LA Mg: if 'LQ ,R , H , gi Qs' ,ff J' 1 3 .I , vu-A Mg fm 1 ' or 3 I ' or Backs to the wall sq , Janet twirls her -- lhipsj hoop Our oments of Fun These scenes will indicate that elements of play do creep into the school routine. Most off them were snapped during Freshman Initiation Day. Lower left illustrates the inevitable horse- play that occurs when boys get together. Even school officials relax on occasions as shown below by our Superintendent and Board members attending the State School Board Convention . Lany Bishop, Janet Houseal, Dean Watson so,-.. Little boys at play Big boys at play Howard Thomas, John H. King, Gilbert Dickinson 61 I , l : i 5 3 3 is 1,3 t 4 fa f' r.. Tom ,,Dooley,, Duden exhibits his len, hook Proof that the referees were on the Lion's side l fp' rw iv Faculty Cheerleaders-- Gracy Ward and Ginny Baumgartner Stretch Hendrickson, Robber Bond, and Prof King make like bird-watchers. Lions Club vs. Faculty The Lions Club challenged the school faculty to a basketball game. The latter, augmented by such stars as Spud Ward and Lois Hunt-and-Peck Greiner were still outnumbered but put up a gallant fight that resulted in an overtime contest. Photographic proof that the referees were on the Lion's side has been obtained. The lack of uniformity in dress also added to the confusion. Support from the side-line for the faculty was quite effective. Richland Junior High Boys Won the Keokuk County Junior High Tournament. -lr' Hl9h Cheefleadefs in action The boys receive the Championship trophy from Superintendent Karen Steinbeck, Bobby Hannah, Nancy Holmes Hielle of gigou,-ney. I! ,rtj ,, I. - 'HI 4, -' ' .., i., Q, . vw , ' rg Q X, f ,Avi 5 . is - wrl? .., 4- ir Firsr Grade posing prettily Eating is fun--and fattening! l l lf ww wg: Two twosomes Charles Peterson, Donna Adam,.Lillie Lefts, Ronald Hahn First Grade Float--Homecoming Parade i v l N an QQ-Qi ' . :saga :t, ':':': ' .l t -V'- 1: t,a. t l l I iw rw- ... l il --W i w' w fi ..., I U f tr Aa an , Y l A f - fl-fr'-Z ll for rl' PN' - l , -cf 3 ' ,l --:- FM I .. l 2- fi ,E , 1 ' V ' M l A V Lacking only tiara and veil Karen Erwin and Jim Neff. -5'-'vw F-:Evf ' ' Wm- is - ' elf ' .. 5 'li ,,.:., ...... ,- , . ., ' I4 X Q Mx I 5 F ' l 1 1 N' ' ' J' n- tk 1. ik ik 4, i e. 14 - sagem Q, 1 r ' ' 2 Q .14 ,'1 ' , H ,', 1 0 :x1151,,,, ,, , me-5, ,wffssffqw l V l ' .1 L 9? i 5 5 l 1 . .1 , i ' vii- ' ' wa- e ' , g.:f1g'i'. - f 3 L V , fl . ,..- W . ll gfw C' .A V, ' l, till N' it X r 1 sk. .rp 5 , ' 5' ggi Wg W , , Qseggfkikii ,:rQQ1 Q1,Q4.ll!i'! I 'eel lMfUf'f21,! my .Ji it 1 ' it Cne fwosome Lillie Letts and Ronald Hahn l, ,i uv, 1..f.-, . u ew fm.. . -1 Just For Fun ,. H ,Q l , , ' Jw. mum 1 i Choperons ure ioy-killers! l Ohll l'cl iusf love foll Now see here little mcnll Tne Story of a Boy's Day F Q! vs we an Sammy af sleep Sammy up a tree The Story of Ronnie and His Girl Friends Aclcred Admired lQf10YeCl v xi Rugged Rebounding by Ronnie Boys Sectional--Fairfield Chuck 's famous jump shoi' Donna--Lillie--Virginia ak: Surprised Sweet and Sour Nell us Irma ff- fl Q, , X '--:--f- , XFNX fl Q4 f is ' ,4 912 3 It H+ If' P A A L N X ? X iw Q 3 if ' f L - f 'Ei L ' ' x l ...D Q ,, L Ma V -ix Avg fx fx fx' X A IX fx'1 'N AA xN ,-N. fx,x -5,5 q5'f5.N',o5 g5-x- 'N 5,-N ,S ,sf 'Nf1f-1-31 ,-, - N - 'N .. - 5 - Qs : ,-.,5 ,,'? -X 'ha 45 'X fX ., - Q ,Rs ,fu ,x 45 .x J , -N S ,, f,-Ns Q l'X.. X N 1,1-'I'-1 ,',K Ai- 55 N N f Af- aux ' Congrafulafions Class of '59 from your friends ' in Washingfon ATCHISON 8m PAUL SHOES KLEIN KLOTHING KO. BROWN'S SHOE FIT COMPANY CONNELLY HARDWARE TOM DUNCAN'S SHOP FOR WOMEN MINICK 8g SPEED, FURNITURE MCDANIEL DRUG STORE MARTIN'S MODERN CLEANERS PERDOCK OLDS-CADILLAC SCHOONOVER DRUG STORE EVEREITS MUSIC COMPANY SEIFERT'S FAREWAY FOOD STORE SHERMAN'S FUNERAL HOME JOE FALK CO. STEWART 8. CRONE BUICK - PONTIAC GAMBLE STORE L. A. JONES FUNERAL HOME LEMMON JEWELRY KARLE F. LIBE INSURANCE MARSHALL FURNITURE COMPANY NICOLA 81 HARMON STEWART HARDWARE TUCKER CHEVROLET WASHINGTON EVENING JOURNAL WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE WILSON'S STORE FOR MEN 8: BOYS. WINGA'S CAFE Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 1959 From The Sigourney Chamber Of Commerce Sigourney Iowa Keokuk County Court House W. W. Molsberry, County Supt. of Schools--Keokuk County, Iovfa J. W. 'Scott, County Auditor Raymond Wonderlick, Board of Supervisors Homer D. Miller, Board of Supervisors Kate E. Whalan, Director Keokuk County Dept. of Social Welfare Nora Jacobs, Keokuk County Recorder W. E. 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