Schaller High School - Rocket Yearbook (Schaller, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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We, the seniorsuinvite you to come with ug, through the open door of Schaller High to share word and picture memories of the 1956-57 school year. 2 ' 'W 2 1 1 M4 , KAREN LOUISE SANDERMAN Annual 45 One Act Plays 25 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 Newspaper 45 Band l,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Sextet 45 Vocal Solo 3,45 Pep Band 45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Speech 4. IARRY HASE IlFuZzyll Football 1,3545 Basketball 1,3,45 Band 1,2 ,3,45 Brass Sextet 25 Christmas Tableaux 1,25 Class Sec.-Treas. 45 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 Annual 45 Pep Band 4. DONALD M. CURRIE llDonIl Annual 45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball 45 Jr.-Sr. Plays. MARILYN KRICK Armual 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Softball 35 Choir l,2,3,45 Soloist l,2,3,45 Sextet 3,45 Jr.-Sr. P1ays5 One Act Plays 2, Newspaper 4. 4 JAY MURRAY llM11rPhIl Football l,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball 25 Track 3,45 Band 15253545 Choir 1,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 25 Trumpet Trio 45 Pep Band 45 Student Council, Pres. 45 Class Pres. 25 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 One Act Plays 25 Annual 45 Boys' State 3. BETTY CATHERINE WIEMERS Wiem Annual 45 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Basketball Mgr. l,2,35 Softball Mgr. 35 Choir 2,3, 45 Band l,2,3,4. JANELLE l1.EEN CARSTENSEN IlJanll Choir 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Sextet 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Playsg One Act Plays 25 Newspaper 45 Annual 45 Speech 3,4. DANIEL ARTHUR llDanlI Basketball 1,2545 Baseball 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 25 Vocal Solo 2,35 Student Council Sec. 45 Annual 45 Jr.-Sr Plays5 Pep Band 4. 5 E H DONALD W. JOHNSON Don Football 3,45 All-Conference 45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Playsg Annual 4. JOAN MARIE GRAHAM Annual 45 Jr.-Sr. Playsg Speech 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 One Act Plays 25 Pep Band 4. RONALD JOSITH SANDHOFF llR0nll Annual 45 Jr.-Sr. Playsg Football 3,4. MAVIS MARIE MONROE Girls' Glee Club 1,2535 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Cheer- leader 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Playsg Annual 4. Transferred from Odebolt Feb. 1, 1957. RICHARD WATERBURY llnickll Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Trumpet Trio l,2,3,45 Boys' Quartet 35 Boys' Double Quartet 2,35 Vocal Solo 35 Instr. Solo 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Playsg Choir 45 Pep Band 45 Foot- ball 45 Student Council 4. fNemaha H.S. l,2,3j. - BEVERLY JO MAYMON IIBEVII Annual 45 Basketball l,2,35 Cheerleader 45 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 One Act Plays 25 Popcorn Day Attendant 3. FLORENCE INEZ BUEHLER Band l,2,3,45 Annual 45 Jr.-Sr. Plays ROBERT MARVIN FRANZ IlB0'bll Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Boys' State 35 One Act Plays 25 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 Band lg Annual 4. 7 MARLIN HELMING Band 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Football 2,35 Annual 4. MARY ANN HUMMEL llHuInll Jr.-Sr. Plays, Newspaper 45 Annual 4. CATHERINE KOTZ Annual 43 Choir 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Plays, Girls' Glee Club 3,45 Speech 3,4. PAUL ALAN WIESE Football l,2,3,4g Captain 3, Most Valuable 43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Cap- tain 2g Choir l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,35 Band l,2,35 Jr.-Sr. Playsg Annual 43 Newspaper 4. 8 KING Football 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 25 Pep Band 45 One Act Plays 25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Jr.- Sr. P1ays5 Annual 45 Trumpet Trio 45 Cheerleader 4. Jr.-Sr. Plays 3,45 Annual 45 Class Sec.-Treas. 25 V-President 35 Pres. 45 One Act Plays 25 Track l,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Capt. Football 45 All-Conference Foot- ball 4. ROBERT WELLS EVELYN KAY GOSCH IIKAYII Annual 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,45 Choir 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Speech 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 One Act Plays 25 Class Pres. 35 Popcorn Day Attendant 45 News- paper 45 Girls' State 3. MARTIN GILBERT HUSEMAN llcull ADELLA HASE llshrixnpll Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Speech 253,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Plays5 One Act Plays 25 Choir 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Softball 3. 9 DONALD TI-IOIVIPSON llD0nll Fbbrbau l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,z,3,4, Track 15 Most Valuable Baseball 25 Annual 4. CAROL JEAN FITZSENRY Citz Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 3,45 Majorette 2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 One Act Plays 25 Jr.-Sr. Playsg Newspaper 45 Homecoming Attendant 2,45 Annual 45 Christmas Tableaux 2,3. JUDITH MARIE HOWARD Jude Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 3,45 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Sextet 45 Band l,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 35 Sec.-Treas. 35 Queen Attendant l5 Ice Carnival Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 4, Popcorn Day Queen 35 Football Cheerleader 45 Newspaper 45 Annual 45 Jr.-Sr. Plays 25 Vice-Pres. 1,25 Pep Band 4. BARBARA ANN SPEAKER Annual 45 Jr.-Sr. Plays. 10 'W I X SFATED: Adella Hase, Florence Buehler, Joan Graham, Beverly Maymon, Judy Howard, Barbara Speaker, Marilyn Krick, Catherine Kotz, Mary Ann Hummel, Carol Fitzsenry. SECOND ROW: Mr. Waterbury, Sponsor, Kay Gosch, Karen Sanderman, Donald Currie, Richard Waterbury, Robert Franz, Larry Hase, Janelle Carstensen, Betty Wierners. THIRD ROW: Donald Johnson, Daniel Arthur, Ron- ald Sandhoff, Gilbert Huseman, Jay Murray, Paul Wiese, Don Thompson, Robert King. ABSENT: Mar lin Helming, Mavis Monroe. SEATED: Nancy Whalen, Nancy Griffin, Susan Fiscus, Connie Mae Rosdail, Janice Pyle, Gwen And- resen, Teresa Healy, Karen Krick. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Constance Wanberg, Sponsor, Wayne Cook, Jack Lacy, Dennis Buell, George Naberhaus, Gary Markley, Barbara Barrett, Sharon Maymon. THIRD ROW: Harold Hummel, Jr., Richard McDonough, Ronald Grieme, Thomas Watson, Randall Marston, Dennis Bennett, Edward Teague. ABSENT: Larry Schumacher, Jerry Woocike. SEATED: Sharan Grohe, Lucille Huseman, Linda Bersee, Sue Davis, Betty Teague, Jean Rasmussen, Corina Seela, Rosalie Adams, Beth Whalen, Eleanor King. SECOND ROW: Mr. Buxnann, Sponsor, Shir fley Bennett, Terry Markley, Jerry Speaker, David Nusbaum, Robert Pender, Donald Haselhoff, John Kotz, Janice Ploeger. THIRD ROW: Dennis Struble, Barbara Hummel, Harlan Roeder, Roger Wiese, Jerry Watson, Robert Currie, Charles Thompson, Shirley Graham. SEATED: Marilyn Hogue, Judy Brown, Colleen Blum, Judy Ploeger, Carol Waterbury, Myra Rosdail, Kathleen Hartgenbush, Lexie Teague, Judy Bloyer, Norma Davison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clausen, Sponsor, Duane Kent, Richard Naberhaus, Armon Haselhoff, James Haselhoff, Charles Martin, Kent Stillc, Martin Seela, Gary Currie, Eileen Frahm. THIRD ROW: Dean McDonough, William Hummel John Alexander, Larry Grieme, Kenneth Sanderman, James Bath, Ronald Helming, Douglas Schwab, , Warren Ehrp. SEATED: Joellyn Andresen, Barbara Hagberg, Jane Speaker, Donna Alexander, Kay Healy, Marianne Roeder, Carol Johnson, LaVonda Haidsiak, Janene Bath, Mary Wiese, Darlene Johnson, Rosemary Smith. SECOND ROW: Eugene Kotz, Michael Whalen, Dean Grotjohn, Roger Kenny, Robert Hasel- hoff, Lloyd Pender, Daryl Currie, Ronnie Jensen, LeRoy Wright, Donald Lichtenberg, Gary Pfrimmcr, Mrs. Frances Burwell. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Clausen, Ronald Maymon, Kenneth Brenner, Steven Schaefer, Gavlen Bennett, Craig Parkinson. Jerrv Gosch, Loren Blum, Steven Brenner, Donouan Zoffka. ABSENT: Sandra Woodke, Bill Anderson, Tom Fiscus. SEATED: Lolcta Haselhofi, Michele Vwfhalen, Judith Grohe, Margaret Healy, Mary Healy, Susan Stille, Colleen Healy, Cheryl Wilson, Beth Lee. SECOND ROW: Ruth Bennett, Joelle Watson, Gerald Tripp, Betty Carstensen, Mary Bersee, Dennis Cook, Sharon Bloyer, Sharon Speth, Geraldine Adams. THIRD ROW: Stanley Vogler, VerDel Markley, Edmund Naberhaus, Darrold Dandy, Rollin Lacy, Thomas Pender, Thomas Baker, Ronald Brenner, Donald Maymon, Miss Olson. ABSENT: Thomas Monroe. SWL! FZ tj 'ers- Qfrgzii W ,gf SEATED: Mayrean Grieme, Judy Griffin, Linda Struble, Roxy Woodke, Frances Ott, Marlys Lindgren Elaine Johnson, Beverly McQu.igg, Judy Baker, Janet McKean, Charlotte Brenner. SECOND ROW: Richard Robinson, David Bennett, Patricia Kotz Debora Marston, Ethlyn Voss, Karen Ann Smith Cas sandra Skow, Beverly Selberg, Warren Ploeger, Mabel Alderson. THIRD ROW: Jerry Bloyer, Garnett Helming, Carl Lyster, LaDon Grotjohn, Donald Ehrp, Richard Bru.ns, Robert Brown, Thomas MeDonoug Kenneth Birkhofer. ABSENT: Diane Currie. 7 h SEATED: Dottie I'-laidsaik, Memory Reimers, Nancy Hansen, Pamela Quirk, Donna Mentzcr, Karen Ros- tiail. SECOND ROW: Ronald Ehrp, John McDonough, James Warriner, LeRoy Hummel, James Pyle, Duane Bloyer, Mrs. Mabyl Haefner. THIRD ROW: Allan Schwab, Dean Christiansen, Dennis Christian- sen, Duane Luinstra, James Healy, Marvin McKean. ABSENT: Larry Pyle. SEATED: Bette Jensen, Catherine Schaefer, Karen Lichtenberg, Alice Smith, Carol Brenner, Arlene Wright, Rosemary Siebrecht, Phyllis Hazelhoff. SECOND ROW: Claudette Claussen, Janet Waterbury, John Duncan, Kathie Pollard, Peggy Clark, Richard Blum, Mrs. Agnes Jensen. THIRD ROW: Dennis McClintic, Gary Gray, James Roeder, Roger Hazelhoff, Richard Hogue, Allen Brenner. SEATED: Nancy Brenner, Carol Skow, Jacelyn Haidsiak, Kay Pfrimmer, Leslie Markley, Janice Schmidt, Mary Jean Brown, Denise Grundmeier, Sue Lundberg, Cynthia Skow, Mary Adams, Donna Jean Ploeger. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Arnold Clausen, Alan Schoening, Linda Currie, Nancy Bloyer, Mary Beth Waterbury, Kenneth Huelman, Donna Rae Hase, Steven Franzkowiak, Linda Selberg, Joyce Bennett, Diane Bennett, Philip Diersen. THIRD ROW: Robert Bruns, Gary Stevenson, Scott Currie, Steven King, Lloyd Hummel, Billy Currie, James Florke, David Siebrecht, Norvell Baker, Larry Woodke, Roger Kyle. SEATED: Patty Lyster, Barbara Alderson, Peggy Lundberg, Sue Schott, Rita Anderson, Mary Ploeger, Susan Robinson, Carolyn Ehrp, Shirley Haselhoff, Eva Alexander. SECOND ROW: Dale Clark, Tom- my Bloyer, Sandra Otto, Jewel Bennett, Wanita Hansen, Stanley Franzkowiak, Becky Woodke, Paula Ott, Billy Claussen, John Healy, Joe Healy. THIRD ROW: Donald Monroe, Dennis Baker, Jimmie Bloyer, Richard Selberg, James Watson, Clyde Wandrey, Gary Deitering, David Lindgren, Melvin McClintic, Alan Franken, Raymond Franz. SEATED: Donna Baker, Janet Hogue, Nancy Florke, Julie Currie, Nancy Warriner, Joann Huelman, Roma McClintic, Gloria Grapevine, Patricia Schwab, Kathleen Haiclsiak. SECOND ROW: Cathie Schott, Ronald Jacobson, Sharon Stevenson, Craig Currie, Cynthia Grundmeier, Barbara Pollard, Kenneth Mentzer, Susan Watson, Michael Ellis, Linda Pyle. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Charles Waterbury, Mark Gray, Craig Rininger, Kenneth Johnson, Duane Bauman, Jimmie Brown, Dennis Luinstra, Stev- en Reimers, Ronald Wright. ABSENT: Zane Diersen. KNEELINC: Shirley Monroe, Barbara Nash, Marcella Haselhoff, Linda Pfrimmer, Patricia Healy, Charlene McKean, Darlene Currie. SEATED: Nyla Rosdail, LaRae Grohe, Linda Zediker, Marian Smith, Deborah Quirk, Paula Diersen, Jolene Vannatta, Mary Wandrey, Linda Ploeger, Sue Watson. THIRD ROW: LaDon McClintic, Donald Schmidt, David Hase, Lee Boisen, Dean Woodke, Eugene Lyster, Maurice Crotjohn, Gary Grotjohn, Roger Grundmeier, Randy Blum. FOURTH ROW: Miss An- dresen, Billy Winkler, Jerry Rasmussen, Jerry Vogler, John Hase, Robert Clausen, Michael Cooper, Tommy King, Randy Miller, Mrs. Pat Fiete. ABSENT: Gary Brown, Harrison Carver, Orma Birkhofer, James McDonough. za SEATED: Lynn Bode, Marlene Bauman, Kathleen Rininger, Ann Stille, Jan Stille, Lucinda Wat- son, Tarnera Fitzenry, Andrea Currie. SECOND ROW: Clarence Hansen, Candy Anderson, Segna Birkhofer, Tommy Huelmen, Bruce Mentzer, Kathy Bloyer, Twyla McQuigg. THIRD ROW: Phillip Wendel, Dale McDonough, Dennis Ben- nett, Curtis Rininger, Richard Bloyer, Kenny Cooper, Glen Haselhoff, Miss Alice Main. ' S 'Y SBATED: Janene Robinson, Diane McClintic, Louisa Markley, Kay Brown, Sue Weaver, Ann Lichtenberg, Rosemary Sippel. SECOND ROW: Paul Franken, Da- vid Seela, Kenny Haselhoff, Connie Wandrey, Mark Davis, Jerry Monroe, Bob Woodke. THIRD ROW: Michael Lee, Larry Otto, Miss Alice Main, Jimmy Winkler, Timmy Vannatta, Harold l-lagberg. AB- SENT: Cale McKean, Naomi Robinson. i gb' A 1 , ,. Charles J. Waterbury Superintendent of Schools gmzdofg ' 1956 1957 SEATED: Otis Hudson, Treas.g Walter Hix, Mrs. Otis SEATED2 Otis HUCISOH, Tfeas-S Clarence 33-Ddefma-D, Hudson, Sec, STANDING: Malcolm Cm-1-ie , James Mrs. Otis Hudson, Sec. STANDING: Donald Birkhofer Murray, Pres.5 H. E. Rininger, flnsetjg Chris Carsten.. Walter Hix, Harold Grotjohn, Chris Carstensen, Pres. sen Qlnset Q. flnset Q. ...S s Mrs. Briggs Bus. Ed., Principal .rr .,.,,. , N M WW ll WP? M H Me I-ru lux, Ml ! Slap Mr. Waterbury Algebra WWW' Mr. Borchardt 5 Social Studies, Dr. Ed. 'nncxer Mrs. Irwin Mr. Nash Eng., Dramatics, Journalism Music ,naw Mr. Baumann Mrs. Wanberg Science, P.T. Boys' Coach H. Ec. and English Mr. Cooper Math, P.T., Girls' Coach Mr. Clausen Mr. Wirkus Ind. Arts, Science Custodian 21 Student ' Schaller Student Council members attended two important meetings this year. The first was that of the Iowa Association of Student Councils at Ames. The second was the Northwest District of Student Councils at Buena Vista College, Storm Lake. At the latter meeting, Schaller led a discussion of how high school Student Councils could create more respect for school property. Both meetings were very informative. We also learned ways to im- prove our own Student Council. A few of the projects sponsored by our Student Council this year were: Homecoming celebrationg freshman initiationg the Christmas partyg and the high :school picnic in May. I I I 65444 77 4 d Bob Pender Sophomore Jerry Woodke Junior Judy Brown Freshman Gil Huseman Senior Widxed The mixed chorus received a division I rating in the State Music Contest at Linn Grove. The chorus participated in a benefit concert, a spring concert, and the annual Christmas program. The girls' glee club received a division II rating at Linn Grove. The glee club participated in a benefit concert and the spring concert. 9fWVff6 Weed! geek Sextei Nancy Griffin, Judy Howard, Jan Carsten- sen, Karen Sanderman, Marilyn Krick, d Gwen Andresen, Barbara Barrett. gow ' Octet FRONT ROW: Bob King, Dan Arthur, Dick Waterbury, Gary Currie. BACK ROW: Ron Grieme, Jay Murray, Randall Marston, Kent Stille. 'fab Widud Zudzlet we ' sf if fm -sm ,a K--4 as if : uk e 'Wi' was W A VN Q!!-1 1' J, W W QI ,, n, fm -veil r ASW sa 'S 'r ffilw- I KL V 4, ,SIP 7 dy S . Aj , fr I I . ' -J' gfijafztt . ..., , ,V 1-,Nw f ,:. f -- - , as , f S, fvwA'Q'T T.' a, I If-iff YI .- v 1 - W. w -g ,, 2 Y- . .V r V A , ' fI,- f fu , , ' fb .. in q '-. I 'I U' . 4 . 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We played at sports events and gave three concerts. Fourteen members of the band were also members of the schoo1's dance band. 2 B S R E t A X S T S E T . - ' ww gmac! Q ' . 7' ' fe L' 5,451 yd, , sv L , W FRONT ROW: Dave Nusbatnn, Tom Watson, Paul Wiese, Gary Markley, Dick Waterbury, Chuck Martin Ron Grieme, Kent Stille, Don Thompson. BACK ROW: Warren Ehrp, John Alexander, Mgr. 5 Duane Kent Jumor Hummel, George Naberhaus, Randall Marston, Denny Bennett, Coach Cooper, Larry Grieme. E' 7957 Considerable success was enjoyed by this year's baseball team as they copped the Popcorn Loop championship with a three win no loss record. Thompson and Wiese did most of the pitching for the Rockets, tossing several near no hitters. The season 's record was 9-2, with Lake View handing the team the only regular season loss The team was unable to play a single home game because of difficulties experienced by the new construction taking place in center field. The only other loss was a 5-0 shut-out at the hands of Greenville-Rossie in the opening round of the sub state toumey at Paullina . The team won the sectional and district meets at Washta, defeating Kingsley 12-2 Cushing 3-1, and Grand Meadow 7-4 in the sectional. Hinton fell 6-5 and Smithland 1-0 in the District. Three seniors were on the team: Don Thompson, Paul Wiese and Dick Waterbury. WE THEY 15 Lytton 5 7 12 A uburn 7 6 Early 0 6 19 C ushing '7 2 Lake View 9 1 12 Kingsley 2 fSectionalj 0 3 Cushing 1 fSectiona1J 28 Grand Mea dow fSectiona lj Hinton fDistrictj Smithla nd fDis1I ictj Gre env ille -Rossie QS ub-Statej - as J J 4 1 'a 'Z' ' ' 'rvgsiirzksgyr isfi' ..' ' 1 ' --t 5 -s- . - 215' 3 L' . . 'lf' '1. ' - ir, ,skis is -1 X an -fr: p , '33 :w p 2. X s Q 1' 'ri A g S G5 P4 P I eq jg ,K ,, kk.,Hm,,, V ,S 'a E 3 . J pp - 1 l t L. AL - 1 VIAY WV' A P- -Mw..tl- y . TT I 1 J W N1 J' A Qlwshrj M ' - ' -r . ' 'M 4 in i f J, V - f A ig'--L K Q, . .4 6 fs 1 .2 M E -Q. i R 4 wept , t J ...Y J J 9. 1 W 5,1 ii y we J f . A 'A ? 5., -Ig sfbfgt, ,,r,i,xsg,, ' fs- Q tg1v5,w,, , 1 FIRST ROW: Bill Hummel, Mgr., Chuck Martin, Tom Watson, Kent Stille, Dick Waterbury, Dan Arthur, Jay Murray, Coach Bumann. STANDING: Ron Grieme, Gary Markley, Gilbert Huseman, Don Currie, Terry Mark- ley, George Naberhaus, Junior Hummel. The track team competed in relay meets at Holstein, Sac City CBO-Popp, Cherokee, Sac City fSac Relaysj, Alta, Aurelia and Holstein fDistrictJ. Dick Waterbury and Terry Markley qualified and repre- sented Schaller at the State meet at Des Moines. Letter winners were Dick Waterbury, Jay Murray, Terry Markley. -'s The Rockettes played 9 games, winning 7. Pitching was by Gwen Andresen, with Carol Fitzsenry her battery mate. The girls reached the finals of the sectional. This year the Girls' Athletic Union sponsored a summer campaign for the girls and Schaller was able to keep its team intact for the off-year go. Scores follow: Games won, Truesdale 28-5: Aurelia 18-105 Battle Creek 7-65 Aurelia 32-14g Sulphur Springs 38-9g Sectional, Plover 16-Og Havelock 21-2. Games lost: Palmer 9-133 Sectional, Palmer 1-10. FIRST ROW: Janice Pyle, Connie Rosdail, Gwen Andresen, Carol Waterbury, Jean Rasmussen, Judy Howard, Barbara Barrett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Waterbury, chaperone 3 Judy Brown, Kay Hartgenbush, Colleen Blum, Carol Fitzsenry, Karen Krick, Judy Bloyer, Coach Cooper. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Currie, Dick McDonough, Roger Wiese, Kent Stille, Junior Hummel, Larry Grieme, Bill Hummel. SECOND ROW: John Alexander, Mgr., Don Thompson, Jay Murray, Dan Arthur, Gil Huseman, Dick Waterbury, Paul Wiese, Don Johnson, Chuck Martin, Coach Bumann. THIRD ROW: Ron Grieme, John Kotz, Terry Markley, Bob Pender, Larry Hase, Jack Lacy, George Naberhaus, Gary Markley, Ron Sandhoff. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Struble, Duane Kent, Dennis Bennett, Randall Marston, Jim I-Iaselhoff, Tom Watson, Richard Naberhaus, Chuck Thompson, Dean McDonough. aatfdff Football practice began with a record number of 37 boys reporting. Our season ended with a 4-4 record. lt was more successful than the record implies. Statistics show we out-scored our opponents 102-735 had fewer furnblesg fewer yards penalizedg threw seven fewer passes and yet gained 100 yards more by passing. We had a strong defenseg holding our opponents right at the goal line more than once. Offen- sively,wehad a fine passing, kicking and running attack with the quarter back keep or give play working quite effectively, The squad chose Don Johnson and Gilbert Husernan as captains. Paul Wiese was selected s as most valuable player. 7756 S Schaller 6 Lytton Schaller '7 Newell Schaller 0 Lohrville Schaller 25 Dow City Schaller 12 Lake View Schaller O Wall Lake Schaller '7 Early Schaller 45 Galva 30 -4: '-Q' e A A Q mndgndd fm 'W Y w ,QM if: ,. 1 I K I F' qv' 3 1 X, Q Kon Nabo. rhaus ...z ,fi L W3fC1'bUfY Arthur Hase Lacy I ' , fl I L2- rfx - X - EE' T. Markle y wr 9 9 ,,-, 5 ' '5 Q 6 J, ' FAQs.. - , - : r -f-.. - ,.', ' ' K me Pender and 24664 Huscman Martin G- MHFUCY P. Wicsc and Johnson Sulle Th0mPS0n Murray R. Cricmc Hummel W QW We had two groups of cheerleaders this year. During football Warren Ehrp, Jean Rasmussen, Bob King, Gwen Andresen, Carol Waterbury, Jerry Woodke, Donald Haselhoff and Judy Howard led our pep rallies and encouraged school spirit and good sportsmenship. The second half an all-girl squad--Beverly Maymon, Nancy Griffin, Barbara Hummel, and Judy Ploeger-- took over, with the help of the Stille twins, Jan and Ann. 3 3 BOTTOM ROW: Barb Barrett, Jan Pyle, Connie Rosdail, Carol Waterbury, Judy Howard, Gwen An- dresen, Jean Rasmussen, Carol Fitmenry. SECOND Marilyn Hogue, Mgr., Judy Brovm, Colleen Blum, Hartgenbush, Beth Whalen. , 1 D'espite the successful win-loss record of this year's Rockettes, it was a some-what disappointing season. Once again Schaller came close to winning the county championship, only to see it slip away. For the most part, the girls depended upon a tough guard court fde- fensive average 45 pointsj to hold down high scoring opponents. With only five letter-winners from the 1955 squad to bolster them, the girls fashioned a forward court combination that averaged a little more than 53 points per game. Forward Carol Fitzsenry carried the bulk of the scoring, just shading post forward Barb Barrett. The final starting forward assignment was very capably handled by Ian Pyle. Judy Howard moved back to post guard, and Connie and Gwen handled the out spots. In addition to the six regulars, Carol Waterbury and Jean Rasmussen played enough to letter. The team was county tournament runnerup. ROW: Mr. Cooper, Mrs. Waterbury, chaperone, Linda Bersee, Lucille I-Iuseman, M ' yra Rosdail, Kay WE 39... ..Ear1y.. 54... ..Auburn...... 46... ..Hayes....... 56 , , , , , Sulpher Springs , , 58,, ,,Odebolt...... 47,,.. ..Lytton... 52.. ..Hayes... 64.. ..Early.. 41.. ..Galva... 51.. ..Lytton... 61.. ..Nemaha..... 51.. ..LakeView..... 53 .. . . Nemaha Co. Tourn. .. 59 .. .. Wall Lake 42.. ..Early 48.. .,Galva... .. . 51.. ..Truesdale.. .... 42 . . . . Lytton CSectional Tournj .. 76.. ..Washta ......... 62.. ..Wal1Lake... 34 U' W u . . . u . . . . . . - - THEY 30 40 27 37 67 45 41 63 32 49 71 41 44 44 45 3 5 47 54 52 40 Q56 , ,gf X J 5 5 I X l 6 QKNEELINGQ: Coach Bumann, Kent Stille, Chuck Martin, Bob Franz, Dick Waterbury, Paul Wiese, John Alexander, Mgr. QSTANDINGQ: Dan Arthur, Gil Huseman, Larry Hase, Jack Lacy, Roger Wiese, Junior Hummel, Don Thompson. em' ae Our basketball season proved to be quite successful. We won 12 games and lost 10, placing second in the county tourney. Our final loss, by two points in an over-time with St. Mary's in the sectional tournament, was a heart-breaker. A big asset to the team this year was Dick Waterbury, who came to us from Ne- maha. Dick averaged 17 points a game. 6414! S Early . . Auburn . . . Hayes ....... Sulphur Springs . . Odebolt ...... Lytton ...... Hayes. . Early . . Galva . Lytton . . . Nemaha. . . . . . Lake View ........... . . Wall Lake fCounty Tournamentj Odebolt Lake View Galva . . . Truesdale . . Newell. . . Washta ............ .... Wall Lake .............. Galva fSectional Tournamentj . St. Mary's . THEY ....24 ...39 ...60 ...48 ...62 ...63 ...53 ...37 ...56 ....45 ....68 ....47 ....4l ... Il ..23 ..41 ...45 ...41 ....5O ..4O ....52 'hunt i Qnnq FQ Don2'744677z7pe'm7 710270041 One 7465 Flaw Zi: if Om 'foam Direction by Carol Irwin Assistant Direction by Kay Gosch Stage Manager ..... Mr. Webb .... Dr. Gibbs ..... Prof. Willard . . Joe Crowell . . . Emily Webb .... Howie Newsome . . . Wally Webb ..... Mrs. Gibbs .... Rebecca Gibbs . . . Mrs. Webb ........ . . George Gibbs ...... Woman in the Balcony Man in the Auditorium Lady in the Box .... Simon Stimson .... Constable Warren . . . Mrs. Soames .... Si Crowell . . . Sam Craig .... Joe Stoddard .... Asst. Stage Mgrs. . . First Dead Woman . . . First Dead Man ..... People of the Town . . Danny Arthur Jay Murray Paul Wiese Ronald Sandhoff Gilbert Huseman Carol Fitzsenry Donald Johnson Bob King Jan Carstensen A della Ha se Judy Howard Dick Waterbury Catherine Kotz Gilbert Huseman Beverly Maymon Larry Hase Gilbert Huseman Karen Sanderman Ronald Sandhoff Danny Arthur Gilbert Huseman Donald Johnson, Gilbert Huseman Kay Gosch Ronald Sandhoff Marilyn Krick, Mary Ann Hum- mel, Florence Buehler, Beverly Maymon, Joan Graham, Mavis Monroe, Catherine Kotz, Barbara Speaker. .H Nine students attended the preliminary Speech Contest at Cleghorn. Adella, Kay, Gwen, Nancy, and Janelle qualified for the District Contest. Of these, Kay received a I enabling her to compete in the State Contest where she received a II. Each week through the school year The Schaller Herald contained a page called Rocket Sparks , edited and published by a staff of high school students under the direction of Mrs. Irwin and editorship of Nancy Whalen. This page was dedicated to sports, general news, and features. . 'wif 149. -Ei..-ew? ! YQWQ- WW SW aww! ..-ov' W A ,H-K? ,Q 1 i gg 2, fa' g! ! xiS -mv Q Qcauivz Sascha gaagaet, Siam goat, '7mv, 77549 87 r 0 t f I .if 2 Sewciced SU'NDAY EVENING, MAY 19,1957 8:00 o'clock High School Auditorium Processional-- Pomp and Circumstance ............ ....... . . . Elgar Barbara Barrett IDVOCS-fiOl1.... .......... .... ... ...... ........Rev.GuyNu5baum Music......... ...... . .......... . ......... ....... Eterna1God A Cappella Chorus--Director, Keith Nash Sermon-- Wisdom From Above ..................... Rev. Chester Ploeger Music-- O Divine Redeemer ....... ................... M arilyn Krick Benediction ....... . ............ . . . . . . . Rev. Guy Nusbaum Recessional-- Pomp and Circumstance . . . . . . . ....... . . . . Elgar Barbara Barrett Fzzagaam TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1957 8:00 o'clock High School Auditorium Processional-- Pomp and Circurnstance ................. ......... El gar H. S. Concert Band--Director, Keith Nash Invocation ...................................... Rev. Clifford Ott Mixed Chorus .............................. You'll Never Walk A1one Address-- And Someplace To Go . . . . .Dean Lester E. Williams, Buena Vista College Selection-- The Traveler .... ..,,, H ,S, Concert Band Director, Keith Nash Presentation of Scholastic Awards . . . . . . ............. Mrs. Marie Briggs, Prin. to Richard Waterbury, Valedictorian, and Jay Murray, Salutatorian. Presentation of Iowa Bar Association Citizenship Award ........ . ....................... Senator Alan Vest to Richard Waterbury. Presentation of Schaller Rotary Awards . . . ........... Robert Hennesy to Kay Gosch and Jay Murray. Presentation of P.T.A. Music Awards ................. . .... Mr. Keith Nash to Karen Sanderman. Band Mothers award to Robert King. Band Mothers also presented an award to the Schaller Concert Band. Presentation of Josten 8:Co. Athletic Award ........... Mr. Bmnann, Mr. Cooper to Richard Waterbury, Paul Wiese, Judy Howard, Carol Fitzsenry. Vocal Selection-- Perfect Day .......................... Nancy Griffin Presentation of Gift of Class of '57 ...................... Gilbert Husernan, Class President Presentation of Class of '57, Supt. Charles Waterbury ...... Supt. Charles Waterbury Awarding of Diplomas ............................ Mr. Chris Carstensen President Board of Education Benediction....... ............................Rev.CliffordOtt Welcome and Congratulations 42 Jay and Dan, editorsg Mrs. Briggs, Advisor. fr-M , 4 1 . ,Q - sd 'N' - ., KN. Q' .I y .x . ff x 1-- ,V , in X . I ba 55,15 I Dick and Judy, sports editorsg Betty, Marilyn and Karen, photography. hy ow.. F if Pl 'K Kay and Larry business mana- gersg Bob, Adella Jan, typists. qw Sw!! ef gm? .1 StrnooL7fogxnD1T1oN- SCHALLEIQ, IOWA iyjt , Q -K vt' 'N l 1 'w iff . I H K. wa if'-div 1- f - t, Y , W ' fda. 1 1 V al . , ff 5 gl' it jf try a l ,S .4. , ,. L 4 y RIC! I n bl 4 i'!'s4':' I I Ll ri lm t ' 12 KX -A-- -' I :NTQL Sadalla ' 7Zewg44de Zuma? Ffa- t OES Moines ,lewis 3298 O00 bond issue voted in July ld under construction was made possible by a , The new grade bui ing, , 1956. The building, located west of the present school, will be attached with a breezeway. It will pro- ' ' ' ' om toilet fa- vide for nine grade rooms, an all-purpose room, lunch room, storage facilities, teachers ro , cilities and heating plant. Work was begun by the Paul McCorkle Construction Co., Sac City, in the fall. It is hoped the new addition will be ready for use early next year. 44 gtnffagfa VLALL. IMA ,fmiqrtltifi Congratulations to the Seniors of 1957 PETERS BROS. TRUCKING SCHALLER FEED MILL Edwin A. Waodlze, Mgr. Don Pyle' Local owner Ames and Nutrena Feeds Phone 233 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 'l957 Rotary Award Winners .lay Murray Kay Gosch SCHALLER ROTARY CLUB Several of Schaller's school busses loading at the end of the day. sci-lAl.l.ERf R COMMUNITY scl-looL Marvin Franz, Al Weaver lUnder picturei J. l. Case Machinery Phillip's 66 Gas and Oil Cc. Minneapolis Moline Machinery Ford Cars and Trucks John Deere Sales and Service Phone 163 schqllef SCh e' lowa lTaken in March 19575 A partial view of the new Schaller school addition under construction. PAUL MCCORKLE CONSTRUCTION CO. Seated: Guena Larsen, Eleanor Anderson. Standing: Leo McDonald, Ronald Sundberg. ALTA C0-OP CREAMERY Alta Owned by Its Patrons 9 This space courtesy of VITAMASH FEEDS Storm Lake SPORTSMAN'S INC. Storm Lake MRS. JESSIE BROWN GERALD BROWN Real Estate and Farm Loans Schaller Iowa Q ,C ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Father Hyland, Pastor VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES Schaller Post and Auxiliary No. 4704 N U l l 1 Congratulations Best Wishes Future Success To the 1957 Class ofschaller High THE SCHALLER HERALD News from the Popcorn Capitol of the World Bob Hennesy, Editor 81 Publisher PAXTON JEWELRY Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Storm Luke Iowa PRIEBE 84 SONS, INC. HATCHERY U. S. Approved .Iomesway Equipment Quality Chicks Poultry and Live Stock Feeds Pullorum - Typhoid Cleans Dr. Salsbury Medications Flock Chicks Sac City, Iowa Phone 6I3 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH our best wishes and prayers for sssssss go with the 1957 graduates Rev. G. G. Nusbaum COBBLESTONE INN Storm Lalce Banquets DiI'lnefS STORM LAKE AUTO WRECKING COMPANY Headquarters for Seat covers, mufflers, tail pipes, dual sets for all makes of cars. We sell for less than anywhere else. Unconditional guarantee. x Candling Eggs NIBS Anything you want for your car. 5 If I haven't got it, it isn't made. Harry Rabiner Nibs Meyers Phone 209 Scholler Best of Luck from SCHALLER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Glen Pyle, Chief Ben Christiansen, Asst. Chief Raymond Blum, Sec.--Treas. WESTERMAN7S Everything to Build Anything Phone i5 Schaller, Iowa Hal Tierney TIERNEY'S Congratulations Seniors of 1957 and Best Wishes for Success BAKER'S CAFE Meals - Short Orders - Party Room Phone 222 Scholler Jock ond Mary Boker I F l' A partial view of Central Popcorn Co.'s local plant CENTRAL POPCORN CO. Schal ler lowa Congratulations and sincere best wishes to the Class of1957 ai' WADSLEY CHEVROLET 8. IMPLEMENT COMPANY Early, Iowa SECURITY TRUST 8. SAVINGS BANK The Friendly Bank Storm Lake I Very Best Wish to the Class of 1957 THOMPSON'S HARDWARE Frigidaire Appliances Timken Automatic Oil Furnaces CURRIE AGENCY Phone 134-W Schqller Real Estate 8 Insurance General Insurance F m and Town Property for S I J D Currie, Broker Schaller I :fl-. 'EDI SCHALLER LUMBER CO. Edgar Dandy, Mgr. Building Material and Coal Phone 5 WOODKE MACHINE SHOP Phone 267 Schaller Glenn Woodke Glenn Baker BAKER PRODUCE Best Wishes to the Senior Class of1957 SCHALLER OIL CO. Good Luck to the Class of 1957 ,,, H, ,WA , SAC CITY STATE BANK Sac City Iowa Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0 ll' ' I v I I' n ,..4llll 0. HATS ' SHOES ' FURNISHINGS 'Wien 7eZ6' Otdvw' Sac City.Iowa .,..unhu , . v-Q-we '- 1-yr--my ' 'Complete Furniture Home Furnishings Best Wishes to the Seniors of Funeral Home Agent for Leonard Greenhouse flowers el' 1957 Gerald Adams, Local Manag sac cafy - schouef 8' AN Wall Lake - Lake View Congratulations and Best Wishes for Future Success to The Seniors ofI957 JAYNE'S BEAUTY SHOP ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Th e Church of Love and Service Everyone is always Welcome E.V.G. Holstein Pastor fi lr s TX A 415 I WTETCSM ' TSSWH I ii 5 V.k: 4 V I K' X ag. T J ,,Vh f 5 1 W 57 ,Q t U q dwg., V ., am.-as Congratulations Class of 1957 KINGAN INC Phone 330 Storm Lake, Iowa For Safety, Courtesy, Service THE CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK SfOI'm LGICB Igwq SCHALLER HOSPITAL AND CLINIC Extends Congratul 'ons and Bes Wishes F h F ure JIM'S PLACE Congratulations Seniors DR. ALLAN LANDE 0Ptometrist Congratulations to the Seniors of 1957 ELLERBROEK'S Storm Lake Iowa Storm Lake lowv Maurice Gann The Home Market for Grains Manufacturers of EUREKA FEEDS Dealers for Fertilizers, Sherwin Williams Paints, Farm Seeds, Evinrude Motors FARMERS GRAIN CO. Phone 40 Schaller Iowa Congratulations .' THE SAC SUN Charles A. Hacke Editor and Manager Read It First in the Sac Sun Albert Parkinson, Ben Christiansen Sac City Iowa STANDARD SERVICE Schaller Iowa 1 'il I LYTTON CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY Lytton, Iowa I 4 M Kermit Buntrock BUNTROCK-SALIE STUDIO Specialists in Distinctive Portraiture,' School Groups, Aerial Photography, Senior Groups Early Iowa Phone 69 Storm Lake ,M . '-. THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH LEONARD GREENHOUSE Schaller Iowa l0:00 Church School SGC Cify IOWU . . Order at 11.00 Morning worship Farber 8. Otteman, Schaller A Cordial Welcome to All Flowers tor all Occasions Rev. Clifford Ott, Minister E. E. LEWIS SHOP Ready-to-Wear and Gifts I l Sac City Iowa 1 Andy Anderson Congratulations to the Class of 1957 ANDY'S CAFE Fine Food Phone 154 Scholler Mrs. Virginio Barlow Cleric CHAPM'AN'S CLOVER FARM STORE Dry Goods - Groceries - Notions Phone 28 Scholler Iowa SAC CITY AUTO DEALERS Campbell Motor Co. QPontiocj Johnson Chevrolet Co. iChevD Liechty St Reckoff f0ldsJ Pellersells Motor Co. fstude-Packard, Sac City Motor Co. fFord-Mercury, Wadsley Motor Co. fBuickJ ' '1i 52: , 1 Congratulations to the Class of1957 ALAN VEST Schaller Plant Attomey-at-Law Wll.SON-RUSSELL CORN C0 Soc Cify Schaller I- K Your local Genuiltii Pfister Growers Sac City Iowa sin . W ' iaguwm 'gift Wifi!!! coouuvivg -ri Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Serving Your Farm Community With the Henry Gosch, Archie Frandsen Best in Rural Electric Service SAC COUNTY RURAL FRANDSEWS MARKET ELECTRIC co-oPERATlvE Meat - Groceries Schaller Phone 60 Office, Sac City Phone 532 Sales - Service I.. I.. WOODKE MOTORS Phone 24 Schaller AL'S SHOE SHOP Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Schaller, Iowa Al Carlson SEELA LOCKER SERVICE Home Freezer Owners Work Solicifed State Champion Hams Congratulations for the Class of '57 Phone 223 Scholler FRITCHER ABSTRACT CO. Phone 1242 Storm Luke Iowa MILLER'S SUPER MARKET SCHALLER C g lat to the Class of 1957 BUENA VISTA MOTORS CO 214 West Fifth Sf. Soles - Service Storm Lake Iowa STORM LAKE READY-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY Box 878 L k I Storm a e, OWU EVANS CLOTHING E ends congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1957 Phone 20 ScI1oIIer I fStandingI Mrs. Mae Bersee, Clare Kotz. Csittingl Lee Witte, M. E. Currie, Otis Hudson, Elliott Lee Congratulations Seniors lSTATE BANK OF SCHALLER capitol and Surplus S110,000 General Banking Service and Insurance Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. C1 IMrs. Marie Graltaml SCHWAB ELECTRIC Your General Electric Dealer Television and Home Appliances Sales - Service - Repairs Phone 260 Schaller Congratulations to the Class of '57 Dr. M. E. WHITESIDE Dentist Phone 'ISI Storm Lalce Iowa Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1957 fMrs. Helene Reinhorfl SINGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality - Dependobilify - Service Soc City - Schaller - Odebolt Good Luck to the Class of 1957 C. W. CURRIE e mos? complete wagon servlce northwest lowo Phone IO - Schaller l SCHALLER APPLIANCE Kermit and Vernon Hose i Phone 241 Schcl ler AMERICAN POPCCRN CO. Producers o 'I Jolly Time A VERN'S MARKET Ely I C g lations Seniors J. R. DEWEY, M.D Scho I Ier I fill if f Dr. D. H. GRAY VETERINARIAN congratulations and EARLY SAVINGS BANK Best Wishes to the Class of1957 Member F.D.l.,C. Schcllef 'OWU Federal Reserve System Ray Stevens, Pres. Elmer Evans, Vice-Pres. Paul L. Dick, Vice-Pres. Marvin Hansen, Cashier -..,,,.. L., .-ve.. FISCUS AND PETERSEN Livestock Exchange Market Harry Fiscus Schaller, Iowa w LYTTON MAID Lyffon Maid Buffer Lyffon Maid Bottled Milk Dried Milk Solids Sweet Cream Buffer LYTTON PEEQTTIVE SC REAMERY Phone 92 Lytton, Iowa NELLIS DEPARTMENT STORE Early lowo Telephone 3-2731 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Dr. E. M. O'DONNEl.l., D.C Storm Lake Iowa S-ll Dr. E. J. HOPKINS Success of Each Member ofthe Veterinarian Extends Best Wishes for the Schaller High School Class of 1957 Early Congratulations Phone 3-2071 to the Iowa Class of 1957 IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE Dependable Electric Service Live Better EIectricaIIy Sac City Iowa R C 4.-, ff .tfggi E E i E I mx I E ig in ww' ,...s ,hi II. ,M,M.m,, It cl.I. I WM, MERKLEY WELL COMPANY Phone 206 Schailer, Iowa MID-BELL MUSIC COMPANY Everything for the Band and Orchestra All the Iatest Records Phone II39 Storm Lake BELT'S DAIRY Quality Dairy Foods Storm Lake Phone 835 ROY STILLE Insurance of All Kinds Storm Lake Phone I307 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1957 on this important milestone in your lives. SCHALLER TELEPHONE CO. his 'Y sf- - g . I I O I The Seniors of 1957 are grateful to the following business and pro- fessional men and women whose financial support helped to make this issue of the Rocket successful. Ol !6 thanks. STORM LAKE Peterson Motor Co. Robinson Dairy 7 Swanson 's Super Market Drs. Olveson 8: Faine Farmers Elevator II. C.H. Johnson Dr. C.W. Tucker Storm Lake Bakery Ne1son's Ice Cream Ressler Drug Store Lakeshore Cafe The Woman's Shop Pendleton Kc Pendleton A .lx Mack's Cigar Store I DeKalb Agricultural Assoc. Douglass Clothing Co. Herb Mills Auto Body Shop Dr. Famsworth Julius Cleaners R. Robert R. Morris Elliott Cleaners Lucia Shoe Store Bill's Tavern Dr. A J. Hansen, D.D.S. Toohey Clothing Co. Hs. H.A. 8s Keith Pierce Clough A uto Parts Avenue Cafe L ,Tl s. at M. I Turner's Barber Shop The Luggage 8: Gift Shop Dr. F.C. Bridge Vogue Hat Shop Storm Lake Lumber Co. Sills Jewelry APM Camera Shop Storm Lake, Hat 8a Shine Parlor Brisbois Sinclair E. Paul Graves Van's Shoe Shop EARLY, IOWA Cardinal Cafe Early Hatchery Q51 Daniel D. Williamson, Boyer Valley Produce Early T.V. 85 Electric Early News SAC CITY 4 Lent's Cleaners Dr. R.W. Lee Sac City Hatchery Sac County Implement A ttorney -Q 3' -75 il 1 I I I I I I I I I I I S I I :F 1 4 If I I I 1 1 gene!-Eye! We, the seniors of '57, bid you farewell as we close the door on our high school days, expressing appreciation to all who helped make them happy and worth-while. I 1 1 1 r I 1 l R i L I