Roland High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

Te Q To recall old friendships, to record pleasurable memories to remind us of classrooms and guiding hands, we publish this volume of THE I959 ROCKET ROLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL Roland, Iowa ANNUAL STAFF MOM ONE l,1'1daChr1 tlan ie s anger jane tn in as l ta1tEultur Karen Erick 1 Editor Car le Rasmussen I nur lssistant Editor marbara Christian Asst ttntljusinc s N anaqer ROW TWO sandra Egtgland Girls A orts Editir Donna Eggland Gr ide Editor sunt Vaughan Grade Editor keith Twedt Photngripher rxcnt lage C115 lllstorx and will Ld Twedt Gradr Editor Gnome H wland Class Hlstort and will Dennis Weltha As istintr ho tograpl er Duane Houck Bows 5 mrts Editor MY DAY The ring of class bells, a cheery l-Ii! on the way to class, an assignment just finished in time, the many varied activities during school hours, and all the friendship of the student body and faculty. THIS WAS MY DAY AT R. H. S. T HE FACULTY PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN MY DAY ONE OF THESE FACULTY MEMBERS MRS CECIL FINCH WE DEDICATE THIS EDITION OF THE ROCKET WITH MOST SINCERE APPRECIATION AND GRATEFULNESS FOR HER PATIENT GUIDANCE AND INEXHAUSTABLE UNDERSTANDING WHICH HAVE LED US THROUGH HIGH CSHOOL AND MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO MAINTAIN OUR EDUCATION TO THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE FACULTY RICI l ARD VAN DYKE Superintendent Algebra I MRS. CECIL FINCII Principal Vocal Music Geometry Algehra II Counseling WILLIAM W. HENNESSY Girls Athletics Bookkeeping World History Business Law Counseling Junior High: American History Iowa History St Civics MRS. JACK ROSSMANN Home Economics I, II Speech Sociology American History Counseling DON NlLfEl.l,ER Industrial Arts I, Il Driver Training Junior High: Exploratory Courses Sth Grade Science 7th Grade Social Studies HOWARD LARSON Chemistry American Governinent Biology General Science 7th Grade Science MISS BARBARA NEUMANN English I, II, III, IV 7th Grade Social Studies KENNETH ELDREDGE Boys Athletics Economics World Geography World History Typing I, II 7th Grade Health MRS. HOWARD ,IACOBSON Junior High: Arithmetic Language Arts PAUL 'lk ALMADGE Instrumental Music MY DAY wouLnN'T Br: comnzrz wmaour cmsszs SOPHOMORES .TANE ANNE ANDERSON She is gifted with ready speech and practical clev- erness. Concert Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band l,2g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee l,2,3,4g Sextet 2,3,4g Trio l,2, 3,4g Girls' Quartet 4g Mixed Octet 4g Saxophone Sex- tet l,2,3,4g Saxophone Quartet 1,3,4g Saxophone Solo 1,25 Vocal Solo l,2,3,4g Music Letter Winner l,2,3,4p Basketball l,2,3g Record Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,4g Class Officer 4g Student Manager 4, Golf lg Tennis 1. ffl, BARBARA GAX LE CHRISTIAN The more I see of men the better I like my dot, LINDA LOU CHRISTIAN I believe in the old saying- to have a friend, be one. Concert Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4g Sextet 3,45 Projectionist lg Saxophone Sextet 3.4, Alto Clarinet Solo 2g Bari- tone Saxophone Solo 3,4g Vocal Solo 1,3,4g Cheer- leader 3g Basketball 1,2,4g Basketball Letter Winner 1,2,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Softball Letter Winner l,2,3,4g Music Letter Winner 3,4g Mixed Clarinet Quartet lg Record Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,4g Concert Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band lp Mixed Chorus 3 Girls' Glee l,2,3g Sextet 3: Music Letter Winner 3 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Record Staff 3 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 2,3,4. Golf 1. THOMAS HARLAN CHRISTIAN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Projectionist lg Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Boys' Glee 1,2, 3,4g Boys' Quartet lg Boys' Octet 3,45 Vocal Solo 3,4g Class Play 4g Track 4g Track Letter Winner. DONNA JEAN EGGLAND .-X quiet lass until you get her out of class. 'Cuff -A VC? Girls' Glee l,2,35 Student Council Waitress 45 Pep Club 45 Pep Club Officer 45 Record Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Softball 15 Class Play f ' E M H SANDRA KAY EGGLAND i qs, 4 W l'll probably giggle myself to death. Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Softball l,2,3,45 Softball Letter Winner 45 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 4. KAREN IO ANN ERICKSON Tall, Terrific, and Talented. fu Projectionist 15 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45MadI'i.ga1 35 Vocal sem: 2,3,4, Trio 1,2,3,4, Girls' Quartet V 45 Saxophone Sextet l,2,3,45 Saxophone Quartet l,2, 3,45 Saxophone Solo 1,2,3,45 Student Council3,45Vocal Solo 1,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Letter Winner l,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Softball Letter Winner 3,45 Record Staff 45 Annual staff 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Golf 1. Winner 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Letter GORDON MARVIN FISHER P' X Always busy doing nothing. Boys' Glee l,35 Senior Play 4. ,l 'QQ' ,f -4 DUANE HARLAN HOVICK A athlete a student a good scout. LINDA LOU HARTMAN Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she ouQ1tn't to. K. P. Duty lg Girls' Glee 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Basketball Letter Winner l,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Softball Letter Winner l,2,3,4g AnnualStaff 3g Class Play 33 Future Homemakers of America 1,2. GAYLORD LEE HOVDE Quiet, but oh those thoughts' Projectionist 35 K. P. Duty 2 3 4 Concert Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band 1.2.3,-45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4g Boys' Quartet 1,3,4g Boys' Octet 2,3,4g Brass Sextet 35 Vocal Solo 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Basketball Letter Winner 3,4p Baseball 1,2,3,4g Baseball Letter Winner l,2,3,4g An- nual Staff 45 Track 45 Track Letter Winner 4. GEORGE HENRY HOVLAND Enjoy life, you won't come out of it alive anyway! Concert Band 1,2,3g Pep Band l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4g Boys' Quartet 1,2,3,4S Boys' Octet 2,3,4g Trumpet Trio 25 Vocal Solo 3,45 Annual Staff 4g Music Letter Winner 1,4. KENT JOHN LAGE All great men are dead and I don't feel so well. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4g Madrigal 3g Boys' Quartet 3,4g Mixed Octet 3,4g Boys' Octet 2,3,4g Vocal Solo 3g Student Council 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Basketball Letter Winner 4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Baseball Letter Winner 3,4g Music Letter Winner 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. FRANCIS EARL SLME Ambitious boy who'll succeed in life. Baseball 1,2,3,4g Baseball Letter Winner 3,4g Record Staff 4g Class Officer 45 Basketball l,2,3,4. DONALD LAVERN SONDALL Heaven sent me down, heaven knows why. VERN GILBERT LARSON They say that greater men than I have lived, butl doubt it. K. P. Duty 3, 4. Concert Band 1,3,4g Pep Band 3,4g Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Glee 2,4g Class Play 4: Baseball 2.4: Basket- ball 4g Baseball Letter Winner 4g Basketball Letter Winner 43 Track-43 Track Letter Winner 4. 2 MARLES MAE THOMPSON Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 45 Girls' Glee 1,45 Brass Sextet 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Pep Club Officer 45 Instrumental Quartet 25 Record Staff 3,45 Basketball 15 Softball 1,35 Music Letter Winner 35 Future Homemakers of America 1. LOREN DALE TJERNAGEL Never found alone always in a group of two 'Eff GENE EDWARD TWEDT I don't care for girls, but even Niagra Falls! Mixed Chorus 3,45 Boys' Glee 1,2,3,45 Boys' Octet 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Letter Winner 45 Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3 4 Mixed Cho rus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mardigal 35 Boys' Quartet 2,3,45 Mixed Octet 3,45 Boys' Octet 1,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 1,2,3,45 Baritone Solo 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Basketball Letter Winner 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Baseball Letter Winner 25 Track 45 Track Letter Winner 45 Music Letter Winner 2,3,45 Record Staff 45 Class Play 35 Class Officer 1,3. Baseball l,2,3,45 Baseball Letter Winner 45 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 4. b KEITH JEROME TWEDT If I won't, I won't, and that's the end of it. Projectionist 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,25 Mixed Chrous 45 Boys' Glee Club 1,3,45 Boys' Octet 45 Saxophone Sextet 25 Annual Staff 4. Wiki 'MS 3 RONALD DAVID TWEDT 1 1 ' If I'1n studying, wake me up. an 'She goes her own way and asks for no advice. SUZAN KAY VAUGHAN Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band l,2,33 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Boys' Glee 1,2,3,43 Boys' Octet 43SaxophoneSex- tet 2. TERRY WAYNE TWEDT I can resist anything but temptation Boys' Glee 2,3,4Q Baseball 1 3 4 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band l,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,43 Madrigal 3g Sextet 2,3,4Q Girls' Trio l,2,3,43 Girls' Quartet 43 Mixed Octet 2, 3,43 Saxophone Sextet 1,2,3,43 Saxophone Quartet 1,2, 3,43 Instrumental Solo 1,2,33 Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4Q Mu- sic Letter Winner 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 43 Pep Club Of- ficer 43 Record Staff 43 Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,41 Basketball 13 Softball 13 Golf 13 Tennis 1. DENNIS LLOYD WELTHA Get thee behind me Satan, and push! Projectionist 1,2,3,4Q Concert Band l,2,33 Pep Band l,2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,21 Boys' Glee 1,23 Boys' Quar- tet 23 Boys' Octet 1,23 Drum Ensemble 1,2Q Class Play 43 Music Letter Winner 2. IUNIO lames Arneson John Boten Keith Christian Lynn Danielson Kathryn Eggland Roger Eggland Steven Eggland Sherilyn Hall Janet Hansen Richard Hansen lo Ann Heiden Darlene Hovde Helen Hovde Sheryl Larson Patricia Morgan Duane Osheim Carole Rasmussen Vernon Ryan Rosemary Sande Sheryl Slamal DeLon Thompson Betty Weltha BEN FRANKLIN Nevada MC GRA TH FURNITURE Nevada x A f K 1 1 ' I if i ru 4. A ' la ,S I go -fly GAMBLE5 Harry and LaVerne Roland, Iowa SOPHOMORES Elmer Amenson Paul Anderson Dale Boston Ed Boston David Braland Charles Christian Larry Christian Marlene Erickson Helene Frette Harold Hovde William Larson Eugene Lura Sandra Miller Jonathan Nelson Clarion Olson Ronald Olson Roberta Rasmussen John Schomaker John Shold Paul Teig Keith Tjelmeland Eileen Truelsen Allen Txtedt Lorraine Van Dyke Mail. lielland Elaine niznth n EVERSOFJ GiiOCl.luY lack Sprat Roland, Iowa FRESHMEN Pamela Egeland Sa ndra Eller Rosemary Erickson Perry Frey David Hanson Lou Ann Hanson Thelma Hartman Ronnie Helland Keith Higgins Robert Highland Cyrus Hill Linda Hill Roger Hill Charles Hughes Janet Jacobson A Reg Mehus Dale Nerem David Nerem James Rasmussen Ronald Risdal Robert Sydnes John Thompson Judy Twedt AMES DAIRY QUEEN THE FAIR STORE Ames Iowa 5, f. 'ir F59 . , .. V, 4 N i J 4,1 fp, 1 W +.',f s n.,4...., -fo--A Q S E 1 I I 4 , , Q ww. 44, x' 'Axh v.f,v,. M. nv V , V., . nm A, , W' al 4 v Q Q was f ' W- ,ff mg, 4' K' E IW 1-s MIX' if Q-5 X' I ' 6 A 41 ,if 'I . W 'Q - 'is Q,.,A T 'vs al I . J Q 'Y ..- L I YF? , A 4,A,v ? I Q K hw V it y, fi fy' , 3 51' STOLE BROTHERS Shell Service Roland EIGI-I TH GRADE Marcia Bakke Janice Christian David Danielson Ellen Kay Egeland Kathleen Eggland Leslie Frey Thordis Highland DeAnn Hill Julie Ann Hovick llarlan Johnson Julie Johnson James Larson Yvonne Nelson Morna Olson Lyn Ornundson Dwight Osheim Pamela Rod Terry Ryan Roberta Thompson Gordon Tjelmeland John Twedt Oscar Twedt TOMMY RY AN Hog Buyer Roland 4? 4 KI 65. I ,K K , Zia H V nf: L 1 z ,' 'Q S S uf' is 4' K tn . 9413 I :my-44 A If-5 if 53 SEVENTH GRADE Roger Anderson Dennis Auld Charles Bailey Charlotte Boston Norma Christian Marvin Cole Susan -Erickson Steven Hanson Arthur llovick Margaret Hughes Valerie Mehus Paul Miller Mary Nelson James Olson Kathy Rasmussen Nancy Ritland K , gi Anita Sande 7 A? , f gi ' David Shold 'J ,V . K Dennis Stone j J Q Richard rerg , ,tis L 6 t w gi E 2' 'va . V ' ,Blat Linda Thompson lx ayne Tjernagel Roger Van Dyke DILLIN'S WALKER FURNITURE 84 .fXPPl.IANC,l. Nevada 10170 Discount for Newlyweds if TQ inf I7 , V., , 4 ,V 1 '4-if wx 2, .. ' xx ' .C 5 X, 4, I' A I uv , Z' 4 Ig M I Ev 2, , E r? I - . 'Ei H: 5 ,x 4' , by .li . wr .ii M: L VV f . H .. . ., t, ,.. . , X K . Ji' I f'3-LGA , 1q,.',l,E iv. I 1, A I. fs? .zfx lin:-1'1:.,4'fr.::f'f9i an f 'X ,V ,, , ,H Q' . ,V ' 72 ,,,V . .vug 3 ' 1 f ::, I 'U-al I 'v 1 I H sa . I, I , ,L I ,R fi K 3 B., t i M A X .Q W X K f wg,--- ,,fl J, ' V 4 W , , ' Il I resid egffiv 'iff fi W' 5 455 ' ' ' -I ,av a Q 9 ix 1' , g A ,, .. 4, , I I N 1,44 ' , ' f ' V X 1 ' I my Q ,-1 I 3 ' I ? ., XI I ' STORY COUNTY STATE BANK Story City, Iowa DYVICK MEAT MARKET Story City, Iowa SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Brian Anderson, Ann Arneson, Linda Braathun, Larry Byland, Carol Ann Childers, Roger Christian. ROW TWO: Danny Eggland, Dean Eggland, Lynne Eggland, Arlen Egland, Kathryn Egland, Jay Eller. ROW THREE: Michael Fagerland, Avery I-Ialterman, Donald Hanson, Jerry Hill, Linda Hovde, Sue Ellen Hougland. ROW FOUR: Marylacobson, Bobbylacobson, Murray Omundson, Eugene Ritland, Steven Rod, Steven Ryan. ROW FIVE: ,Timmy Shold, Claudia Strum, Dennis Strum, Mary Lou Thompson, Carroll Tungesvik, Roger Twedt. Teacher - Mrs. Wingrove. ff I f Ny' , A 4 f +f - X M N ,V J I-Z-is? L, ,gg Af .41 r y, '5 2 , V J J! J JJJ ' V if FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Gary Arneson, Shirley Auld, Martha Kay Bakke, Rober Birkeland, Kathy Boyd, Kenneth Britson. ROW TWO: Vivian Cole, Douglas Eldredqe, Robert Hig- Gloria Hill-zer, Judy Hill, Kristie Holen. ROW THREE: Harold Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Roddy Larson, Larry Quam, Tamara Raymond, Barbara Puisdal. ROW FOUR: David Ritland, Larry Ritland, Judy Sande, Elaine Thompson, Elaine Truelsen, Susan Twedt. ROW FIVE: Nicky Van Dyke. Teacher: Mrs. William Joerger. HOUSE OF VISION MAX HARRIMAN Craftsman in Optics Hair Styling 301 Main - Ames - CE 2-4646 Ames I? K, A-a.,d NN .. i .V L We 1 ' ,,,,: 2 ,Z C' ' , ' Y 14 5 Ni- a s l 1 tt , 5 J? X we if 2. ' 'Ji v t 5 lt .fgE23,y 1,221 we i R 'GW if 4' ' 0 ,'? ,akso-C-Qq,, 7',c1' , 1'o's, 5 . - 4. ' ff? 7 L.:-I: fu- ' ' :' ' :+,l. al, . Mi . Q. '. f- ' , 5: zz I , ,Q .,, x f J T L T f 9 V Av '- xx 'I ga - S A , , . Q 7 fl I I 5 . Es xx - M F ' ' s , ,,,,,,,lA . ,,. t . X i S I W yuh f...,n M..4.. LARSON WELL DRILLING CO. Roland, Iowa FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Vicki Abbott, Craig Anderson, Linda Anderson, Nancy Anderson Kathy Bylund, Jann Buland. ROW TWO: Diane Childers, Timothy Christian Keith Eggland, Steven Eller, Debbie Grinden, Bonnie Hill. ROW THREE Carolyn Hill, Beverly Hovick, Arthur Hughes, Patricia Jacobson, Jane Lage, Roger Molde. ROW FOUR: Diane Omundson, Steven Oshiem, Dennis Posegate Randy Rod, Steven Sondall, Barbara Stackhouse. ROW FIVE: Steven Stone Bruce Strurn, Dale Strum, Gary Teig, Larry Tesdall, Betty Jean Tungesvik. Teacher - Miss Jennie Ullestad COMMUNITY ELECTRIC SERVIC Roland, Iowa E -Er 'cs' Y' .ei X fw- xi ' ,fx . x ' 'JN . , if n 4 i J . C 'ii V' K Y' if 'T MTA is K . z 5 ff-rf 'Sa will .... 'x .0342 M ,ia iai as fs ls, T 'E -- -t '5 5 Vi ' 9 'S itaiamiais' -al il l.l .1 ll 5 m 1 QL ROW ONE. Cecelia Christian, Randy Egland, Christie w . l +-U, , Eldredge, Jerry Fagerland, Carol Iiilker, Ricky Hougland. ' 1 ROW TWO: Paul Nelson, Michael Nickless, Dennis Olson, Gary Olson, Cheryl Osheim, Craig Rasmusson. ROW 5 THREE: Kathy Rasmusson, Kim Rasmusson,ClarkRisdal, Sherry Stackhouse, Tom Stenson, Londell Strum. ROW FOUR: Mary Struthers, Linda Tesdall, Carol Wilkinson. Teacher - Mrs. Borwick . M. H. THOMFJSON ilONEGGER'S Real Estate SL 'Farm Loans Farm Service CCYH91' Story City, Re. 3-4439 SIUVY CNY. Iowa tg' T' HK Swv- xx A ,lvlvll gf! .I xfwlqw 'R ' 1 ik 'ik Z, 35 -X yfifi In Q Q 'E :-ev W M L J ffibff SECOND GRADE ROV. ONE Gregory Xbbott Lonmd Anderson Iohnf-Xuld W111l.aIT1BOyd Donald Brmthun karen Ryland ROW TWO Marmret Chnstxan Carol Gnndem Mabel Hwrtmwn IxennethH1ghl1ncl Dem H11ker Debb1eHo1en ROW THREE Mary Hughes Susan Jacobson helth Posegate TerryRasmusSon K1rtR1ymond Paul Rzngdahl ROW FOUR Marvxn Rod Jay Rywn kath1eenS1nde Kent Severson Larry Stone Pwtrlcn Strum ROW FIVE Phxlm Thompson Curtls Truelsen Innes Twedt Steven NVICFSOII Teacher Mrs. Pflster ROLAND STATE BANK ! fl I' Q34 :go ' 'N ian! V9 i Nad fav' , ' M ' X 5 - , . , ,g il . y , T , ' ,M ' ,Z 1 y , , W, X K A , .rr , i I 1 ' ' viva! I H -,,, N wg .X V E H G ,, x mVg,:,.'x j I if HV H I1 ,U -4. -' 1- A , uf' ' yn T , -1 5 ..,s- ,, . f - , ,1 Q I. V X uk K VV' ff'f, X AaQ a:4n.nV8as.i,.a. rg R12 - . . ' ge 1 ,Ai Q R T E L1 T H-ff:::x.,t'fOz.4 , is 'X . 4? A Q E I 1 ' .. ' ' 5 w -Y 2 E . 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Nu J ,QI'w'xsr'w x: N ll: VL, 73, Skmerissighaiuiee 1 , irre oi ' 1A'2 ' ' L' VA' Q aiu! y QA ,T J M ,F I 5 ' -if P - '4 K FIRST GRADE Row ONE: Carol nrrkeiand, Cynthia Bmson, Peggy Eggland, Tamra Eggrand, Teachef ' WS- MYWS Dennis Fagerland, Ronald Frandson. ROW TWO: Richard Highland, Paul Jacobson, Rebecca Jacobson, Rickie Jondall, Craig Larson, Kim Larson. ROW THREE: Cheri Martens, Candace Olson, Jay Omundson, Rebecca Rod, David Sande, Terry Stackhouse. ROW FOUR: Janice Stole, Loretta Tesdall, Virgil Tungesvik, Jerome Wilkinson. REINERTSON U-SAVE Pay Cash - Pay Less SATHERS STANDARD ST!-,TIO5 Roland Roland .,,.,i' J! f Q .1 VFW AV VV . N X Xa!! x X 4-y A In X :yyf , N' L L ., , I, 5 2 4 3 ill-sf A V, or ZQA Q ,, ' ffl i U :- I fl E, KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Timothy Anderson, Janice Braathun, Kay Britson, Ioan Buland, Joel Christian, Paula Christian. SECOND ROW: Larry Hanson, Nancy Hartman, Ricky Higgins, Ralph Hill, Susan Hill, Harold Hovick, Ir. THIRD ROW: Joel Johnson, Rebecca Lounsberry, Ruth Lounsberry, Gregory McKernan, Lola Nelson, Wayne Postgate. FOURTH ROW: Naomi Ringdahl, Roger Rit- land, Nanci lane Stole, ludy Twedt, Mark Waugh, Craig Wierson. FIFTH ROW: Lou Ann Wilkinson. Teacher: Mrs. Ernest Olson. TOMS CAFE VAN VORHIS GREENHOUSE Ames Ames 4 M REMEDIAI. READING TEACHER Mrs Morr1s Danxelson To help students better the1r readmg CHPSCIIY Mrs Danlelson mstructs them l.l'l a manner smted to the development of thexr readmg potenuahues. LARSON FUNERAL HOME Story City WEEKDAY SCHOOL OF RELIGION TEACHER Mlss H1rr1et Burlog The Weekday School of Rehglon IS an opportunlty for the chlldren of Roeland km dergarten through seventh grades to study the Blble and kmdred subjects under the guxdance of MISS Burlog. Sounds The Letters Make t Iwi-M I .Y r S Vfw L QP 0 699' 983' 4 if Gxgy 41 fl 0 9+ 4l BAS KETBALL lpcbp ef' QC 4 P O 0 ck 91- -fp 0 0 P It L4 YS C 1, 1- G44, v zww 4,0 QP g-tif-RL 4 MY DAY C0NTAmzp MANY ACTIVITIES 7' 413: 9 if 9 C' -'J A 0 'A+ tb 470 1 Q M5 0' 4, o 9944 S l C X, J' 9 at W 7' 1? c w +4 v' 54 GPQ 99 QV' L z ef -' v S In the following pages you will recognize the faces of many students who have contributed their talents toward one common goal .... the betterment of our Roland Community School. Long hours in the music room and ball uniforms wringing with sweat have paid off in medals and trophies, but the actual rewards have been pride in our school, our teachers, and our fellow students. Enough thanks can never be offered the instructors who have made high school activities so memorable . W P P 5 i i MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE Janet Jacobson Roberta Rasmussen Sheryl Slamal Pam Egeland Judy Twedt Sheryl Larson Linda Christian Helen Hovde Sandra Eller Lou Ann Hanson Sandra Miller Carole Rasmussen ROW TWO Sue Vaughan Pat Morgan Marles Thompson Linda Hill Jane Anderson Helene Frette Sherilyn Hall Karen Erickson Janet Hansen Lorraine Van Dyke Betty Weltha Rosemary Erickson Mrs Cecil Flnch Director ROW THREE John Thompson Jim Danielson David Hanson Vernon Ryan Duane Oshiem John Boten l aulTe1g Ed Twedt Tom Christian Allan Twedt Kent Lage Ronald Risdal Jimmie Rasmussen ROW FOLR l erry Frey Keith Higgins Bobby Sydness Richard Hanson Steven Eggland Jon1thanNelson Loren Tjernagel Keith Twedt George Hovland Donald Sondall Ronald Tvedt DeLon Thompson Duane Hovick AMES DAILY TRIBUNE If GIRLS' GLEE Sindra Eller E1a1ne Smlth Judy Twedt Carol Rasmussen ROW TWO Sue Vaughan Patty Morgan Sheryl Slwmal Marles Thompson Sandra 'vhller Llnda Chrxsuan L1ndaH1l1 Janet Hansen Rosemary EFICRSOH Lou Ann Hanson ROW THREE JoAnn He1den Helene Frette Sheryl Larson Mary Helland Jane Anderson Lorrame Van Dyke Karen Erlckson Sher1lyn Hall Betty Weltha DIRECTOR Mrs F1nch BOYS' GLEE ROW ONE Ron Ilelland, Terry Tw rdt,RonaldR1sdal,Regg1e Mehus, Perry F rey, Elmer Amenson, Davxd Hanson, Davld Nerem, James Rasmussen, John Thompson. ROW TWO Jxm Arneson, Bobby Sydnes, Rxehard Hanson, Steven Egeland, Kent Lage, John Boten, James Danlelson, Charles Chrxsuan, B1l.ly Larson, Vernon Ryan ROW THREE Kelth TJelme1and,Ke1thChr1st1an, Keuh Hlggms, Larry Chr1st1an, Paul Te1g, Dale Boston, Duane Osherm, De Lon Thompson, Duane Hovlck, Jamce ChX'1SI13Il, Accompanlst. ROW FOUR Tommy Chrlsuan, Loren Tjernagel, Allen Twedt, Eddy Twedt, Jonathan Nelson, Roger H1ll, Ke1th Twedr, George Hovland, Donald Sondall, Ron Twedt DIRECTOR Mrs. F1nch .,,, ff L is ,va W ' 1 ROW ONE: Pam Egeland, Sandra Eggland, Roberta Rasmussen, Janet Jacobson, Helen Iiovde, L I L I I A Q l . 1 U 3 I l I I .. A N ' J. 2 J x -s . VOCAL GROUPS SENIOR TRIO CLOCKWISE: Sue Vaughan Karen Erickson Jane Anderson SEXTET ROW ONE Karen Erlckson lane Anderson ROW TWO Pat Morgan Sheryllwrson ROW THREE Betty Welrha Sue Vaughan JUNIOR TRIO ROW TWO Betty Weltha Sherw1Larson AXIES HARDWARE Sc MUSIC DAIRY RING Where the customer 1,5 3 guest Across ffOIN the Stadrum 105 Welch Avenue Xmes QHYUPUS TOWII XHWS ' - ki ROW ONE: Pat Morgan. VOCAL GROUPS , MIXED OCTET ai N f bu , 1 A -4 ROW ONE: Sue Vaughan, Pat Morgan, lane Anderson R T nw' Sheryl Larson, ROW TWO: Kent Lage, Loren Tjernagel, Steven Egg land, DeLon Thompson. BOYS' QUARTET ROW ONE: Kent Lage, Vernon Ryan. ROW TWO: Duane lioviek. DeLon Thompson, 61 - SEXTET ll ROW ONE: Pam Egeland, Ianetlacobson. ROW TWO: Linda Christian, Sandra Miller. ROW THREE: Lou Ann lflanson, Rosemary Erickson, BOYS' OCTET ROW ONE: Kent Lage, Richard Hanson, John Boten, Vernon Ryan, ROW TWQ Torn Christian, Jonathan Nelson, lJeLon Thoinpson, Duane llovick. CON'S Barber Sc Beauty Shop BORWICK PLUMBING 84 HEATING Roland Roland ? VOCAL GROUPS CLOCKWI5E Jane Anderson Sheryl Larson buzan V ubl an Karen EYICRSOH I 'V QL gt I BOYS ' QUARTET ROW ONE: Steven Eggland, Duane Osheirn. ROW TWO: Loren Tjernagel, George Hovland. gn BOYS ' OCTET ROW ONE: Bobby Sydnes, Steven Eggland, Duane Osheim, Ronald Risdal, ROW TWO: Loren Tjernagel, Keith Twedt, George Hovland, Ronald Twedt. FRESHMAN QUARTET ROW ONE: Pam Egeland, Rosemary Erickson ROW TWO: Judy Twedt, Lou Ann Hanson, wells GO Bowling nn.L's HEATING smzvrcu STORY LANES Swfl' CNY CONCERT ROW ONE Sheryl Larson Helene Frette Pam Egeland Kathy Eggland Rosemary Sande. ROW TWO Lou Ann Hanson Judy Twedt Mary Helland Ellen Egeland Juhe Johnson Ronald Rxsdal Marles Thompson Steven Eggland ROW THREE Jun Damelson Denms Weltha E1a1neSm1th Donald Sondall Barbara Chrlstlan Lorrame Van Dyke Dlrector Mr Talmadge. Thls year at the large group contest at I ewell, Iowa Roland recewed a d1v1s1onI super lor ratxng 1n Concert Band Mlxed Chorus, Gxrls Glee. The Boys Glee recewed a d1v1s1on II At the state muslc contest for small groups Roland recelved fourteenl s e1ghteenII's and four III s Those recexvmg I ratmgs were Plano Solo Rosemary Erlckson Alto Saxophone Solo Karen Er1ckson Bar1tone Horn Solo Loren Tjernagel Treble VO1C6SO1O Suzan Vaughan Bass Solo DeLon Thompson Bass Solo Geroge Hovland Drum Solo E1a1neSm1r.h Mlxed Double Quartet French Horn Duet Saxophone Sextet Saxophone Quartet Glrls Sextet M1xedClar1net Quartet Glrls Quartetl PRUTTER S SHOE STORE LEO S CAFE Iwevada Nevada : I m I I I : I I I O I I D I , U I . . ' . . . . , l . . I . 1 . D 5 . . . . . ,, F 9 . ,, . . , . , , . . . . l excellent rating. I I , . . . . . - : . : , ' : ' . ' : ' . : . s . : , ' ' : ' u u J ' ' u I . I D I l I . ' ' , . g 9 BAND ROW ONE Marcta Bakke Pamela Rod Jamce Chrtsuan Yvonne Nelson. ROW TWO Carole Rasmussen Vernon Ryan Rosemary Ertckson Sandra Eller, Kathryn Eggland Janet Jacobson Patty Morgan Karen Ertckson. ROW THREE Perry Frey Davtd Hanson Duane Oshelm Oscar Twedt Dwlght Osheun Lmda Chnsnan Jane Anderson Suzan Vaughan Sandra Mtller Ronald T wedt II rattngs were recezved by Plano Solo Lou Ann Hanson P1anoSolo Lorrame Van Dyke Steven Eggland Bass Volce Solo Duane HOVICR Glrls Tr1oI and II Glrls Quartet II G1rls Sextet II Boys Octet I and Il Boys Quartetl and II B f1atC1ar1net Quartet Mlscellaneous Woodwmds Brass Sextet Flute Quartet. Spectal thanks to Mrs Fmch and Mr Talmadqe for thexr ume and effort FARMERS CO OP ELEVATOR AQSOCI XTIOIN Gram and Lumber Department Roland Baritone Voice Solo, Tommy Christinag Tenor Voice Solo, Duane Osheimg Tenor Voice Solo, ROW ONE Ronald Rrsdal Niarles Thompson Kerrh H ggms ROW TWO- Vernon Ryan Loren Tjernagel Duane Osherm INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS 24a2 BRASS SEXTET FLUTE DUET Janrce Chrrsuan Yvonne Nelson FRENCH HORN DUET FLUTE QUARTET Rosemary Errckson Sandra Eller ROW ONE Niarcra Bakke Pwmela Rod ROW TWO- Ianrce Chrrsuan Yvonne Nielson HAYNIIS FRETTE TRUCK LINIH INC Story City Story Crq. . ,A , ' I Y , . 5 5 ,, Q . ' 5 K r ri r ' - .w 5 . Q ' , r .ef .1 , ' , . ' 3 Y I ' A l t I . , 1 . ' ' .-r, , INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS SAXOPHONE SEXTET ROW ONE Pat Morgan Karen Errckson Sandra Mrller ROW TWO Jane Anderson Lmda Chrrsuan Sue Vaughan SAXOPHOINE QUARTET ROW ONE Pat Morgan Karen Erlckson ROW TWO- Jane Anderson Sue Vaughan MIXED CLARLNET QLARTET CLARINET QLARTLT ROW ONE Pam Egeland kathy OINEILS DAIRY ROW ONIE Helene Prette Pam ljggland Ames Egeland ROW TMO- Helene Freue Sherr ROW TWO- Judy Twedr Lal-5011 XXRON BR X ATHUN ROM THREE Lou Xnn Hanson Roland Summer Sectional Tournament CAPTAIN OPP. RHS Jewell Radcliffe 6 7 Gilbert Hubbard 4 11 United Community 4 24 OPP- RHS Sleamboat 9 19 District Tournament Union-Whitte 17 18 United Community 7 17 Tnofnfon 11 17 Steamboat 4 25 Hubbard 8 7 Radcliffe 9 8 Zearing 4 29 Svfmg Sectional Tournament Hubbard 6 5 Radcliffe 17 25 Conrad-Beaman O 7 Union'Wnnfon 6 7 LeGrand 0 7 Radcliffe 0 8 Union-whmen 7 18 Zeafiflg 0 19 1 1 Union-whitten 13 22 wfldfa beglafld District Tournament Jewell 5 16 Gilbert 0 10 Year's Record Jewell 0 19 McCallsburg 0 12 3o'4 Hubbard 10 0 Summer Sectional Winner Invitational Tournament F311 Sectional Winner Pau Conference Champs Sleamboal 5 22 Invitational Tournament Winner Gllbert 1 13 Union-Whitten 9 13 Jewell O 12 Hllbb3I'd 7 17 Zearing 4 17 Radcliffe 2 12 Mctlallsburg 1 15 COAST TO COAST STORES FRANGO5 RESTAURANT AYUCS Ames BASEBALL FA LL SEAS ON Roland's Score 10 Collins 11 Randall 3 New Providence 6 Gilbert 15 Milford Sectional Tournament 6 Steamboat Rock 0 Ballard fRegular Season 9 McCallsburg 1 1 Shipley 3 Gilbert Won - 8 Lost - 2 DONOHOWE MOTOR Story City COMPANY SEASON'S RECORD SPRING SEASON Opponent 's Roland 's Opponent 's Score Score Score '7 4 Collins 0 1 3 Ballard 1 0 12 Zearing 1 1 13 Milford 1 5 3 Gilbert 4 7 McCa11sburg 4 2 Sectional Tournament 1 10 Jewell 0 '7 Randall 0 3 4 Radcliffe 6 0 5 Won - 6 Lost - 2 CHARLESON'S Story City Q ima E Ps if 1 ROCKETTESU Season's Record Conference Winner Offensive Average 61 2 23-3 County Champ Defensive Average 38 5 CAPTAIN Karen Erickson DONNELLY'S Nevada Sectional Winner District Runner-Up ROCKETTE SCOREBOARD 100 Collins 28 County Tournament 64 United Community 27 62 Gilbert 39 60 Gilbert 43 McCallsburg 46 58 Colo 64 Milford 55 Boone 54 Story City 63 Zearing 81 Milford 53 Odgen 58 Radcliffe '75 Clermont-Elgin 60 McCa1lsburg 69 Gilbert 60 Zearing 46 State Center 41 Eldora 75 Perry 15 45 33 35 14 32 39 58 46 33 54 40 43 45 55 Ballard Sectional Tournament 7 7 Milford 60 MCC allsburg District Tournament 62 Manly 53 Thornton 45 Story City DR, WAIT , D. D. S. Nevada COACHES COMMENTS KAREN ERICKSON Captatn played 96 quarters and was leadlng scorer wtth 578 pomts Had a career total of 1315 potnts She also was a four year letter wmner Through self sacr1f1ce and the deslre for self Lmprovement Karen has developed 1nto a great team player Her devotton to the game should be an 1nsp1rat1on for younger g1rls to strxve to duphcate. LINDA HARTMAN Played 87 quarters and scored 403 pomts She was the leadlng rebounder w1th 167 Llnda was hampered much of the season wlth 1n1ur1es Desplte th1s she d1d a tremendous Job 1l'l offen slve reboundmg and was second h1gh Jn scor1ng. She loved to play ball and worked hard III both games to gam team vtctory LINDA CHRISTIAN 87 quarters Lmda became an outstandmg out guard th1s season. Qu1ck reflexes and aggresslveness gave her recognmon w1th a record of 94 Lntercepuons and 119 rebounds Ltnda demon strated a real fllle hustle and sp1r1t both m games and pracnce. SANDRA EGGLAND 60 quarters the spark plug of th1s season s team and a tremendous compeu tor She always comes out to play and play hard A reserve for three years and alternate starter this year she has always contnbuted more than her share for team success The qulckest hands of any guard I have seen play top notch post guard th1s past season. Janet has always done a wonderful Job of guardmg the b1g gtrls m the post. She nabbed 114 rebounds PATTY MORGAN 90 quarters 110 rebounds She made the fourth team All State IDPA poll. Wrth qu1ck aggressxve floor play Patty has done a f1ne job guardmg the drrvmg type forward this year Sl-IERYL LARSON 80 quarters scored 284 pomts th1s year Constant hustle and aggresslve play She has f1ne reboundlng ab1l1ty plus a great var1ety of good shots around the basket. BETTY WELTHA 82 quarters Fme passer and outshooter Has Lmproved tremendously th1s season She should have an outstandmg senlor year SHERILYN HALL 30 quarters 45 rebounds She IS very aglle and should blossom out xnto a f1.ne guard next season She has a wonderful attttude and works hard ROBERTA RASMUSSEN 53 quarters 131 pomts Roberta IS a f1ne compeutor always dependable. She had only elght losses all season. HENENE FRETTE 15 quarters and THELMA HARTMAN 14 quarters Both Helene and Thelma d1d outstandmg Jobs 1n reserve work th1s'year They w1ll be good team players U1 years to come. JANE ANDERSON Student Manager KATHRYN EGGLAND Student Manager Agam th1s year we were blessed w1th very eff1c1ent managers Jane and Kathryn have spent countless hours ln keeping a fme set of records and a1d1ng the team durmg the season. A speclal thanks to Jane for her work Ln softball too KRUSE'S JANET HANSEN - 92 quarters - Made the second team All-State Jack North. She has developed into a SEASON S RECORD 'ROCKETS Roland s Opponent s Roland s :more score Score Colltns 'xladrld Gllbert NlcCal1sburQ, Mllford New ada story Cxty Leanne Ovden Radchffe McCallsburq Gilbert Leanne, state Lentcr Neva da Eldora Perry Ballard Leanne McCal1sburs, Story Clty SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT O 'xlCCa1lsburg Sh1pley DIbTRlCT TOURNAMENT Unlon Whxtten Van Cleve Dxnsdale Sl ATL TOURNAMENT Rockwell Calumet Colleoe Spuncfs STORY CITY LUMBER YARD Opponent s Score K II A 35 68 50 l ' 35 Sl 7 ' I 25 ' 30 68 j 42 l R 40 39 ' 42 OT ' ' 43 1' ' 5 ' Sl T 74 l K 56 7 ' x 52 S2 ' 62 Milford 43 78 Randall 75 OT 5 Lil ' 37 52 ' k 46 65 ' - ' 51 A X 36 67 32 ' ' ' I 29 ' 33 ' Q 7 ' 48 l' 40 68 ' : Av 39 67 50 53 77 75 COACHES COMMENTS DUANE HOVICK Senlor Guard Thtrd All State Iowa Daily Press Association selection and Jack North s 7th All State Team One of the outstanding competitors in the state played his best ball against the toughest teams Gave one of the greatest exhibitions of shoottng ever seen in the State Tournament durtng the Calumet game. An all around ball player with great desire. Leading scorer with 442 potnts LOREN TJERNAGEL Senior Forward Moved from a guard spot last year to a forward position this year and gave a remarkable display of all around basketbalL Always given the toughest men to guard be cause of ms outstandmg defensive ab1hty W as sorely missed durinc sectional and distrtct play when he had the flu Good scorer with 345 points and 215 rebounds ED TWEDT Senior Center Came lnto his own this year w1th a steady brand of basketball. Good defen sive player who always got h1s points and his share of rebounds Missed his steady influence dunng part of sectional and district play also a flu victim. Scored 141 points and captured 142 rebounds RICHARD HANSON ,Tumor Guard Continued his excellent play of last year and should be even better next year Performed brilltantly with his shooting rebounding and all around play Good shooter from out mg rebounder with 240 DE LON THOMPSON Junior Forward Most improved player on the squad should be a great player next year Best rebounder seen this year for h1s size. Shooting improved as the season progressed great scortng potential for next year Captured 277 rebounds to lead that department and scored 390 polnts KENT LAGE Senior Guard Plenty of speed and lots of hustle made Kent a valuable member of our squad Could always be counted on when needed one of the mam reasons we were able to fight our way to the State Tournament this year Scored 108 points DON SONDALL Semor Center Earned his spurs during the Secttonal and District Tournaments Moved well around the basket w1th a good scoring touch. Scored 136 points TOM CHRISTIAN Senior An improved player that played well whenever called upon. Scored 09 points EARL SIME Senior Great destre provided a lot of competition whenever he played Scored 6 points KEITH CHRISTIAN Junior Good set shot man who really enjoys playing basketball. Scored 14 points during season CLARION OLSON Sophomore Good scortng ablhty should be tough rebounder as well. Will see lots of action next two years Scored 64 potnts ALLEN TWEDT Sophomore Another young ball player wlth a lot of potentlal. Gatned valuable exper ience this year Scored 20 pomts Other players out for basketball who w1ll be heard from m the next few years are Jonathon Nelson Keith Tjelmeland Paul Teig Bob Sydnes Jim Rasmussen Keith Higgins and Roger Hill. RYERSONS STAG CLOTHING RICHARDS HOLIDAY HOUSE Ames AIUCS - . - . - . . . . , side as well as inside with his set-shot and jumper. Second leading scorer with 401 points and second lead- . . ' . , D . I . . . . S 1. as r? T 1- 52 :wa t 3' we .Ll - 4? ' 1' 43 T a Af- Q' ix f-gg 3 is ' ,.,, ., J UQ:v..fr 5 s W S 5 iv Q. 5 wiknqgv IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Kathy Rasmussen Norma Chrrstran Mary Nelson Ellen Score Zearrng Xhlford Grlbert N1cCa1lsburg, Shrplcy Fernald Hubbard Collrns Conference Tournament Shrpley Fernald COHIIIS Season s Record 11 0 'lhty Egeland Yvonne Nelson Julre Hovrck BACK ROW Iulre Johnson COFWCFCUCC CUHYTIDIOHS Morna Olson De Ann H111 Marcra Bakke Kathy Eggland Susan Errck North Story County Champs SOD FIRST ROW Arthur Houck Dwrght Osherm Harlan Johnson Paul Score Zearrng Mrlford Grlbert Mcfjallsburg Shrpley Fernald Hubbard Collrns Conference Tournament Shrpley Grlbert 'vhlford Season s Record 11 O They Mrller Roger Anderson Charles Barley SECOND ROW Gordon Conference Champions Tjelmeland Lyn Omundson Terry Ryan wayne T1ernage1 Oscar N01-In Story County Cnamps Twedt Rrchard Tetg Coach Pat Eldredge Les Pearson LUTHERAN MUTUAL INSURANCE ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM Story C1ty Ames We ' 28 - ' 10 24 1 ' 15 77 ' 17 42 1 , Y 8 60 ' 1 18 53 1 15 39 35 48 ' 13 50 t ' 10 52 f 8 46 ' 15 We 23 ' 18 33 ' 4 43 ' 25 48 22 44 ' 21 46 22 27 21 33 ' 17 43 ' 29 1 ' 9 PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Marles Thompson, Secretary, Donna Eggland, Treasurerg Sue Vaughan, Presidentg Mrs. Pfister, Mr. Larson, Sponsors. ROW TWO: Carole Rasmussen, Janet Jacobson, Lou Ann Hanson, Marlene Erickson, Sandra Eller. ROW THREE: Helen Hovde, Lorraine Van Dyke, Elaine Smith, Mary Helland, Sandra Miller. ROW FOUR: Rosemary Sande, Keith Higgins, Ron- ald Risdal, Perry Frey. ROW FIVE: Eugene Lura, Elmer Amenson, Ron Helland, Reggie Mehus. ROW SIX: Billy Larson, Charles Christian, Keith Tjelmeland, Davod Braland, Harold Hovde. CH EER- LEADERS ROW ONE: Judy Twedt, John Thompson, Rosemary Erickson. ROW TWO: Linda. Hill, Pamela Egeland, Barbara Christian. 1 IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT , and POWER CO. Nevada - DR. D. W. HARKNESS, OPTOMETRIST Nevada SENIOR PLAY THE CURIOUS SAVAGE Judy P atnck P auents Florence Falry May Hanrubal Mrs Paddy Jeffrey The F amzly Ethel Tztus Lllly Belle S amuel The Staff CAST Karen Enckson Susan Vaughan Kent Lage Marles Thompson Donald Sondall Jane Anderson Tom Chnsuan Barbara Chrrsuan Gordon Fxsher Dr Emmett Denms Weltha MISS W1ll1e Lmda Chrlsuan CHARCO'S of AMES It's fun to eat at Charco's South Duff Street IUNIOR PLAY CLASS RING Rosamund du J ardm CAST M1dge Kathryn Eggland Judy Pat Morgan Barble Sheulyn Hall Tobey Heyden Janet Hansen Ka Carole Rasmussen Mlss Jefferson Betty Weltha Mary Sheryl Larson Mrs Laura Heyden RosmarySande Ktp Rxchard Hansen Itchy ,Ttm Damelson Mr Henry Heyden John Boten D1ck Kelth Chrlsttan Brose Steven Eggland J uhan Thorpe Duane Oshetm The Eggman Vernon Ryan UR H S ROCKET STAFF ON TABLE Carole Rasmussen Sports Co Edttor SEATED Marles Thompson Seruor Reporter Lmda Chr1st1an Asslstant Edltor Jane Anderson Ed1tor Susan Vaughan Feature Edttor STANDING Donna Eggland Grade News Edxtor Judy Twedt Freshman Reporter Sandra Mlller Sophomore Reporter Rosemary Sande I un1or Reporter Helen Hovde Sports Co Edltor Karen Enckson Student Counc11 Reporter Ear1S1me Boys Sports Co Edltor Loren Tjernagel Boys Sports Co Edttor Mrs Rossman Staff Ad vxser WN SPEECH CONTESTANTS Th1s year at the Prehmmary State Speech Contest the Roland contestants rece1ved the followmg ratmgs Rosemary Erxckson 'Horton Hatches the Egg Perry Frey The Tar Baby Judy Twedt Arsemc and Old Lace Sandra Mtller Danny and the L1tt1e Tm Soldter Sandra advanced to the Dlstnct Contest where she earned a I ratmq, and from here to State Competmon where she recelved a II raung THE ROLAND RECORD Your Hometown Newspaper 1 0 0 0 qLeft to Righty ' n I tn IK if S y H ' 1 YF n . .. i - n ff, . U . . x . . . SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeffrey Townswick, Orville Anderson, Lynn Danie1son,F1orence Hovland, Richard Van Dyke: Twedt Hanson. STUDENT COUNCIL V SECOND SEMESTER--ROW ONE: ROSS- niary Erickson, Elaine Smith, Janet Han- A Loren Tjernagel, President. ROW TWO: Keith Higgins, Steven Eggland,JonathonNe1- son, Mr. Hennessy, Mrs. Finch, Sponsors: Kent Lage. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Van Dyke. FIRST SEMESTER--ROW ONE: Mr. Hen- nessy, Mr. Van Dyke, Mrs. Finch, Spon- sorsg Loren Tjernagel, President, Karen Erickson, Secretary. ROW TWO: Sherilyn Hall, Pat Morgan, RobertaRasrnussen, Pam- ela Engeland, Steven Eggland, Keith Hig- gins, Jonathon Nelson, Kent Lage. f t gg -U sen: Pat Morgan, Karen Erickson,Secretaryg '2 1 0 T x ve J 'Sgr I x gi ke, if l Ah. CLASS HISTORY Our days as the crew on the satellite Rocket, began in the fall of 1946. On the first stage twenty- nine eager youngsters reported to their superior officer -- Miss Ina Peterson. Crew members consisted of: Suzan Vaughan, Tommy T jelmeland, Betty Jane Bomberger, Keith Twedt, Gilbert Larson, Betty Weltha, Edward Twedt, Donna Eggland, Wayne Morgan, Linda Christian, John Shold, Karen Erickson, Roger Egg- land, Marlene Bergland, Loren Tjernagel, Earl Sime, Glenda Strum, Duane Hovick, Barbara Christian, Ronald Twedt Jane Anderson Dennis Weltha Richard Thompson Donald Sondall Sandra Eggland George Hovland Sandra Smith Tommy Christian and Donald Strum. Miss Peton guided us on the second lapse of the Journey Donald Strum Sandra Smith Betty Weltha transferred to a different satellite but Darralin Stone Joined us During the third stage of flight Mlss Anna Harriet Twedt gave us orders This part of our Journey left our crew depleted as Glenda Strum Darralm Stone, John Shold Marlene Bergland, and Tommy Tlel meland bailed out. As we advanced to the fourth leg of the trip with Miss Hoff as commander Gordon Fisher signed in and David Bhend and Kenneth Duff were w1th us for a short time. Entering the fifth stage the personnel of our crew remained unchanged under the leadership of Miss Alfseike. Miss Charlson conducted us through the sixth lap of our venture. Dianne Truman came to Jom the members of the Rocket crew We were led by Miss Aasland in the seventh division of flight Terry Twedt and Joyce West became fellow crew members In the eighth step the manpower of our satellite was increased with the addltion of Kent Lage Myrl Anderson David Bhend ,Tim Gardmer Ronald Boyington and Gaylord Hovde. We were piloted by Miss Schott. A higher standard of travel was begun as we approached the final four stages of flight In the fresh man portion of our journey David Bhend left us in the sophomore portion we lost the services of Ronald Boyington. As we moved into the semi final branch we lost crew members Joyce West MyrlAnderson Dick Thompson and Jun Gardner Marles Thompson transferred to our satellite. In our final stage Wayne Morgan left us The chief rocketeers through the final four stages were C P Thompson Don Beeg Richard Van Dyke and Mrs F inch Other flight captains were Mr Hennessy Mr Looft Mr Stone Mrs Jordon Mrs Kesser Mrs Gless Miss Place Mr Mueller Mr Eldredge Mrs Campbell, Mr Talmadge Mr Larson Mrs Rossman and Miss Neumann. Twenty four crew members had qualified for diplomas as we reached our destination Commence ment May 18 1959 MISSION ACCOMPLISHEDU' 4- I TIMERS RO' AND IA QQQQ THOMPSON REXALL DRUG Nevada JAN 2 7 1948 M N X Ln 'f Nevada we T . 4 5' Q' OLD , 1.1 5 ft S' 4. 4 1 ' Q f A . Lf fy W 4 V W : Q , ' in g , ' . T, , at ' 2, l - at A E as x , ' STORY COUNTY A BSTRA CT COMPANY CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of 1959 of the Roland Htgh School the town of Roland and the state of Iowa do hereby declare thts to be our last w1ll and testament. Gaylord Hovde wrll to Jun Arneson my bald ttres and old brake ltnmgs Grlbert Larson be1.ng of weak mtnd do w1ll my unlque penmanshtp to Janet Hansen. Ed Twedt betng of questlonalbe m1nd and equally questtonable body bequeath my abtltty to ftnd the opposlte sex from nearby towns to Jun Daruelson. Dennts Weltha bc1ng of defectlve mtnd and sound body wlsh to leave my ablltty to study to my stster Betty to keep good study hablts tn the famlly Karen Erlckson belng of weak mlnd do gladly bequeath to Carole Rasmussen the next edltor of the yearbook a large bottle of ANACIN Ronald Twedt betng of unsound mlnd and body do bequeath to Vernon Ryan my excuse blanks and absence prrvlleges so Mr Larson w1ll have as much help 1n the sclence room as he dtd Ih1S year Kent Lage belng of no mlnd and debatably sound body w1ll to Steve Eggland my model A ure vulcanlzer whlch IS guaranteed not to squeak rattle smell smoke or work Earl Slme berng of remarkable body and mtnd w1ll to Ke1th Chrtsttan my well used tennts shoes so he w1ll be a star just as I was Gordon Ftsher, w1ll my ukelele to Helen Hovde so she can serenade the students of RHS next year Ltnda Hartman w1ll my freckles to Jo Ann Helden so she won t have to lay under the sun lamp to get a tan Loren T Jernagel w1ll my class rlng to Shervl Larson. Kelth Twedt belng the only normal senlor boy Wlll to Patty Morgan my stubbornnessso some one els e w1ll have a m1nd of thetr own Suzan Vaughan bequeath my frlendly d1SCUSS1ODS wlth Mr Van Dyke to De Lon Thompson George Hovland betng of unsound body and mmd w1ll to Duane Oshetm my 1953 Ford whtch w1ll do everytlung but run. Donald Sondall hav1ng a so called rrund w1ll my ambmon to Rtchard Hanson. Donna Eggland bequeath to my dear coustn Kathryn my qutet school ways Terry Twedt betng of no mtnd and dead body w1ll my DYIQII yellow Scooter to Carole Rasmussen I ane Anderson bemg of sound body and mtnd Cat LIIIICSJ do bequeath my Mlckey Mouse hat to Shertlyn Hall 1n hopes that she may be as falthful a Mouseketeer as I have trled to be. Barb Chrtsttan do bequeath my danc1ng abtltty to John Boten so someone tn RHS w1ll be known as Twtnkle Toes Sandra Eggland wtll to Rosemary Sande my abthty to get my asstgnments done tn advance. George Hovland w1ll my perfect attendance to Kathryn Eggland Duane llovtck bemg reasonably sound tn mtnd and body w1ll my basketball abtlxty to Helen Hovde. T om Chr1st1an w1ll to the ,Tumor boys my tnterst tn Milford g1rls Suzan Vaughan havtng 1 mtnd of my own bequeath the RHS Pep Club to Helen Hovde Rose mary Sande and Carole Rasmussen. Ltnda Chrtstlan w1ll my left over paper to the f1fth study hall boys They know why' Marles Thompson w1ll to Darlene Hovde my glasses so she w1ll have an extra palr to study wtth We the Sen1or Class do bequeath our messy desks old notebooks penctls erasers and d1la ptdated economrcs books to the ,Tumors so they may graduate as well educated as we have CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' ANDERSON GARAGE Roland 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I, , . I1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 sa 1 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . . , 1 1 Q , .- 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 l . . . Y U l ,, 1 1 h 1 . . . H . ,, 1 1 . . . U ,, . 1 as ' 11 1 1 , . 1 1 , 1 1 C 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I - 1 0 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 su 1 M 7' 'hw wmv, T1 w. BACCALAUREATE C0 MMENCEMENT Class of 1959 Class of 1959 Bergen Lutheran Church School Auditorium Sunday, May 17 8:00 D.lT1. Monday, May 18 8:00 p.m. Processional .... .... ........ M r s. Otto Hanson Processional ...... ...... R osemafy E1'iCkS0H Trumpha1 March Pomp and Circumstance Music, Hymn No. 516 . . . . F aith of Our Fathers Invocation ....... .... R ev. Allen E. Nelson Ir1v0CatiO11 .... .... .... R e v. Allen E. Nelson Music ..... ................ M ixed Chorus Music . . . .... .......... B oys' Glee Club The Night has a Thousand Eyes God of Our Fathers Cherubim Song Baccalaureate Message . . . . Rev. Everett N. Nelson Commencement Address ..... Dr. D. M. Fulcomer Forward With Christ Professor of Family Sociology and Marriage Coun- Music . . . ............... De Lon Thompson selor, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa Solo - The Holy City Into the Wild Blue Yonder Doxology Music .... .................. G irls' Sextet I'Il Walk With God Presentation of Honor Students . . . . Mrs. Finch Benediction . . . . . . . . . . . . Rev. Allen E. Nelson Recessional . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Otto Hanson Marche Romaine Conferring of Diplomas . . . . . . . Twedt Hanson President, Board of Education Benediction . . . . . . . Rev. Everett N. Nelson Recessional CI-ASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER CLASS coLoRs Forward Ever, Backward Never Red Carnation Red and white Q5 VA LEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Karen Erickson Jane Anderson Wh 5URsvr-my .zvaaa 5135!-i'Mae1 'Q 'Y fig J S 3, 7 oft ... Q ww, 9 aa 3 f f 3 f xg. f ' ,, 'fl nn- ww YJMWQ 5 1 Q ' A ML W ,,:s?Q,: 3 f Q f M 'rr X mr H, 2 A ye A 1 A - T --. ,,y f' if 13 ,1 A 5 us V , L ,Q mx I Q I 4' v IV . ' ' xjffl 7 Q 'U V 3 ? W A +- F, r lv: fr af s rl, , my V. Y Vi ur-f 5 !x if ' 5 3 -,f A i K MY DAYS AT R. H. S. 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