Sheldon High School - Orab Yearbook (Sheldon, IA)

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Art Club The chief aim of the SHS Art Club is to render service to our school and to the community whenever possible. This year some of the activities of this club included making the sets for the musical, Li’l1 Abner,’’ Christmas decorations for the main office and library, signs and posters for school and community activ- ities, entering work at the Younkers Scholastic Awards Contest, and exhibiting work in the annual high school art exhibit. Art Club officers shown in the pic- ture at the right were Ray Oelrich, vice- president; -Tom Pohlen, president; and Bill Struyk, secretary-treasurer. FIRST ROW: J. Pierce, J. Willemssen, D. Hoerger, K. Honkomp, P. Blake, S. Blake, A. monestroo, ss. otesemann, DD. Bruns, R. Zoet. SECOND ROW: N. Molitor, K. King, 5. »cholten, TF. Schmidt, R. Toering, R. Mulder, J. Hoerger, G. Hofmeyer, E. Ten Kley, C. Samanon, vie inch, CC. Parks, B: Rothmer, lL Bodle. THIRD ROW: Cc. Campbell, P. Streit, J; Larsen, V. Jahn, EF. Knudson, L. Kimmel, D. Redinius, M. McCarty, J. Hall, J. Lucas, B. Vanden Berg, V. DeHoogh, M. Hoerger, R. Hoerger, D. Shaffer, C. Ellerbroek. FOURTH ROW: A. Stegeman, L. Sneller, R. Schultz, T. Lindstrom, T. Brands, J. Anderson, P. Callahan, D. Barnes, A. Van Riesen, J. Buren, J. Feyerabend, M. Kleinheksel, J. Nirk, C. Lenox, S. Kohnke, S. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: M. Van Otterloo, R. Kamphoff, T. DeVries, fae onlewwe ih. Oeclrich, ii mantema, G. “Anderson, D. Petrich, Mr. Tuttle,.B. Struyk, D. Berkelo, J. Donohue, J. Woodman, H. Paulsen, G. Petersen, J. Shaner, M. Wells. FAAS eee iS rN CR ee eS eT SRA PLA RE in| os Coe peira ead cama ae

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FIRST ROW: DakoelesB, Perry, M. Wissink, D. Bruns, C. Parks. SECOND ROW: J. Minn- mann, K. Boucher, B. Bothmer, K. Sterling, J. Bruns, K. Mouw, M. Ten Clay, S. Lensink. THIRD ROW: M. Jones, S. Hadfield, B. Bossman, D. Wolfe, M. Mulhurn, B. Straks, V. Fis- cher, H. Willemssen, Mr. Veldhuis. FOURTH ROW: D. Coon, T. VanMeeteren, J. Peter- sen, J. Straks, J. Shaner, A. Jones, J. Hoel. Twenty-eight students completed a very busy and successful year in the Science Club. Approximately twenty-seven meetings were held, usually on Tuesday evenings in Room 40. Three major field trips were taken this year, two to the Quimby site where many skeletal remains of several 8500 year old bison were unearthed, cleaned, and treated with shellac for mounting and display. Club members also attended the Annual Morningside Science Open House in April. : The club sponsored the second Bi-annual Open House and Science Project Exhibit held in the science rooms on March 30-31. Forty-nine dollars was cleared for club expenses by operating the coat check at home basketball games. Science Club officers Shown at the left ‘‘viewing the remains’’ of the 8,500 year old bison were Steve Lensink, vice-president; Jim Petersen, president; and Karen Sterling, secretary- treasurer. Science Club SKEWIS HATCHERY

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FIRST ROW: V. Fischer, B. Bossman, Mrs. Camp, J. Hastings, H. Sterling. SECOND ROW: K. Ehlers, D. Mulhern, C. Temple, G. Boone, D. Huff, K, McCarty, P. Hofmeyer. THIRD ROW: AT Evans Ge Struyk, D. Bruns, E. Stegemann, N. Fritts, C. Collins, C. Van Huevelen, M. Van Dyke. FOURTH ROW: R. Martin; M Gardin, B. Paust: Korese, M. Griffin, A. Glazier, A. Seivert, J. Kleinheksel, E. Ganzevoort. FIFTH ROW: D. Coon; MeHanrcsensn. Schoeneman, M. Krogman, 8S. Hadfield, J. Jahr, H. Willemssen, L. Rolston, C. Cutsinger, K. Krogman, J. Nelson. The Orab A staff of forty began work in September on the 1963 Orab. Enthusiastic members succeeded in selling almost 400 annuals, and throughout the year many hours were dedicated to the planning and the producing of the Orab. The much appreciated help of over seventy local business men again allowed the production of a quality yearbook. Editors, shown at the left examining a 1945 Orab, were Vivian Fischer, copy editor; Barbara Bossman, editor: Howard Sterling, business manager; and Jackie Hastings, photo editor. SWANSON’S SUPER STORES