Sheldon High School - Orab Yearbook (Sheldon, IA)

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Orabs Place Fifth In State Track Meet FIRST ROW: .R? Puhrman; -D. Koedams R. Schultz) 7. Lindstrom, R. Mulder, B. Perry. SECOND ROW: M. Kistner, L. Harbers, R. Van Steenbergen, D. Petrich, K. Baxter, R. Bishop, T. Pohlen, 8. Schwartz, R. Schwartz, L. Ballou; E. Brinkman, R. Hirschman, G. Brinkman, J. Anderson, L. Sneller, B. Den Hartog. THIRD ROW: Coach Anderson, M. Vatman, “Rs Porter, 3Gallahans shoe Van Den Oever, B. Hager, G. Nelson, R. Akeson, Be Kamphoth B.ghoy,2Js. Hoels =p, Wagner, J. Bowerman, R. Baker, D. Huisman, V. Scholten, L. Sneller, Coach Brower. The Orab cindermen climaxed a suc- cesful season by placing fifth in the Class ““A’’ State Track Meet at Iowa City. The Medley Relay team composed of Stan Sch- wartz, Lyell Ballou, Rick Bishop, and Tom Pohlen were State Champions. This team also sent a new Lakes Conference record. The 440 Yard Relay team tied for second in the State Meet with Stan Schwartz, Rick ABOVE: M. Morse, P. Patton, L. Miller, K. Kush- SS Bishop, Rick Schwartz, and Lyell Ballou ner, D. Barnes, J. Bruns, D. Wagner, M. Vellinga, doing the running. Stan Schwartz also placed T. De Vries, T.:Pohlen, E. Miller, L. Baerens fourth in the 220 yard dash. wald, Coach Rhode. FRONT ROW, Below: J. Smith, J. Jinkinson, Coach The squad placed high in several other Moritz, J. Hoerger, D. Efting. BACK ROW: J. meets and set the following school records: Straks, J. DeHoogh, G. Anderson, J. Petersen, a 440 Dash, S. Schwartz, :53.3; Medley Relay, H. Sterling, J. Dyke, J. Shaner. | 3:41.2; 440 Relay, :44.9; 880 Relay, L. Ballou, S. and R. Schwartz, T. Pohlen, 1:35.4. The golf team participated in seven meets. They won three and lost one in dual meets and were district runners-up. Ed Miller was runner-up for district medalist. Tennis was a new spring sport, con- ducted on an experimental basis this year. Two matches were played with Spencer and SHS won one and tied one. CRAUN’S GROCERY

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Student Council With the help of Pep Club members, the Student Coun- cil runs the concession stand at basketball games--this year innew, roomier quarters. Shown at work are Cheryl Collins, Nancy Griffin, Kathy Clark, and Howard Sterling. Members of this year’s council included, standing, Howard Sterling, presi- dent; Mr. Jones, Mr. Mar- tin, Lyell Ballou, treas- urer;) Kathy Clark ei Kragt, Carla May. Seated: Ray Rolston, Jim Bruns, vice-president; Ray Oel- rich, Ken Baxter, secre- tary; Richard Akeson, Jane Pierce, Mary Linch. In the summer of 1962, Howard Sterling, they shared experiences with members of president of the Student Council, attended a other councils. workshop at Cedar Falls in order to prepare Student council members provided | himself for his new duties. Supervision of the social events of the On Freshman Orientation Day, the coun- school and assisted with assembly pro- cil members served as guides for the new, grams and other activities. incoming freshmen, and in October planned As elected representatives of the stu- and executed the details of the homecoming dent body, the council serves a real purpose activities. in contributing to the cooperation of faculty Members of the council attended Stu- and students. dent Leadership Day at Storm Lake where FARMER’S CO-OP ELEVATOR ASSN.