South Sioux City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (South Sioux City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

m ms� : THE CARDINAL 1955-1956 Publ ished by THE ANNUALSTAFF South Sioux High South Sioux City, Nebraska zDecUcation Miss Viasok as a baby To Gertrude Vlasak, with deep appreciation for her many years of service to the South Sioux City High School; for her unselfish devotion to duty; for her sympathetic understanding and helpful guidance; we, the staff, together with the student body, dedicate this 1956 Cardinal. MISS VLASAK (Calendar 6 9 16 23 30 SEPTEMBER First Day of School Y anton, here Plainview, here Norfolk, there Hawarden, there OCTOBER 7 LeMars, here 7 Homecoming 14 Leeds, here 17 National School Assembly Chimpanzee Circus 18 Conservation Tour 21 Wayne, there 26 Vermillion, here 27—28 Teochers Convention NOVEMBfcR 4 Pierce, there 10 Education Business Day 11 National School Assembly Mi ssis sippians 18 Librarians Dance 24—25 Thanksgiving Vacation FEBRUARY 2 LeMars, there 4—5 — 6 Dakota County 3 Wisner, here 5 Junior Class Play T oumament 7 Blair, here 1 7 Greater Sioux City 10 Onawa, there 10 Heelan, there , Athletic Banquet 13 Plainview, there 13 General Election for 9 Leeds, there 16 National School Assembly County Government 13 Holy Trinty, here Physical Education 16 Boy's and Girl's County 15 Band Party j 17 Tekamah, there 17 Norfolk, here | 16 Annual Staff Dance 17 Heelan, here 20 Carol Concert 22—Jan. 3 Christmas Vacation 1 20 Leeds, here 21 Student Council Dance 24 Wayne, there 25 End of First Semester 28 East, there 31 Vermillion, there 24 Vermillion, here | Echo Dance Band Concert G.A.A. Dance Nebr. Wesleyan Male Chorus Jubilesta National School Assembly Eddie Motter 26 27 Sand Hills Relay Columbus Invitational Freshman dual at Heelan South Sioux Invitational BM Squad meet at South Sioux Athletic Banquet Norfolk Invitational Librarians Pot Luck Supper Wayne High School Invitational National School Assembly Songs of Spain B” Squad meet at Vermil lion 1 South Sioux-Heelan Dual 4 District meet at Norfolk 5 Junior-Senior Prom 7—8—9 Grade meet at Vermillion 24 Band Concert 27 Vesper Service 31 Commencement tijhcjHHt-1 H £ tt d C H C The student body participated in many pep, educational, and religious as- semblies throughout the year. Assemblies provide a time for the entire high school to center its interest upon a common point. They bind the students and the classes into one unit and help to promote an ever growing school spirit. One down, five to go! The Majorettes old outfits and new ones. Wheaties and orange juice should do the trick. King Cardinal Queen Soo I crown you king and queen. eJ-Comecomincf James Melvin, Gretchen Sides Jack Dryden, Deanna Bakken omeconuncj ara Warner Robert Krumwiede, Glenna Edw ttenclcint6 The Juniors who participated in County Government Day at Dakota City were: Standing: Mr. Learing, B. Haakinson, M. Bielenberg, W. Boyd, D. Garner, F. Curtis, C. Dobney, J. Schmidt, L. Kingston, D. Aames. Seated: M. Thacker, K. Hirschbach, J. Oehlerking, P. Lauritsen, P. Rude, J. Johnson. 0ounty overnmen On February 13, the school elected eleven juniors to par- ticipate in County Government Day at the County seat, Dakota City, on February 16. There along with representatives from the other high schools in the county, they learned the duties of the office to which they had been elected. Mr. Learing was this year's sponsor of County Government Day in South Sioux City, a job formerly done by Mrs. E. N. Swett. CYl tion l clucaticn TOeefe National Education Week was observed in South Sioux City with the local associa- tion sponsoring the weeks activities, No- vember 7—11. These activities included an open house held in all schools. Letters of invitation were sent to parents and members of the Chamber of Commerce inviting them to visit and inspect their schools. Mr. Floyd Parker, of Nebraska State Education Association, spoke to members of the Chamber in the afternoon and to the par- ents and interested people in the evening. His subject was School Building of Ne- braska.” The purpose of National Education Week and Education Business Day is to promote the idea that the school and town play a very important part in the development of children who will soon play a very important part in the development of a fast growing community. Student ro adeant er Nine juniors and seniors had an opportunity to gain actual broadcasting ex- perience by doing noon news- casts which originated from the offices of the Dakota County Star. Each student was responsible for getting and editing the news for his broadcast as well as an- nouncing it. Standing: R. Bartels, S. Peterson, K. Hirschbach, P. Louritsen, G. Sides, J. Dryden. Seated: J. Johnson, M. Thacker. Absent: Pat Warner. L. To R.: G Sides, E. Stinger, P. Warner, J. Hall, W. Bliven, R. Bartels, N. Foreshoe. ‘Qec enta’ ' xamincitionA Taking the competitive examinations to qualify for the University of Nebraska scholarships offered by the Board of Regents were 16 seniors—the top 20 per cent of the class in scholarship. Mr. E. N. Swett gave the exams March 19. Taking the tests, besides those pictured at the right were, Dick Spenc- er, Don Root, Jim Melvin, John Miller, Rosemary Ses- ler, Dorothy Rose, Jack Hedrick, Jim Allen, and Richard Berggrea School dances always proved to be loads of fun!! V The Beermann Brothers irrigation system, one of the places visited during County Conservation Day. Education Curriculum The program of studies is, of course, the most important although not always the most spectacular part of school life. At South Sioux City there are several major courses available to students. They are: college preparatory which prepares for college, commercial course which prepares for work in the business world, the fine arts course emphasizes training in music and speech, the general course provides a large variety of courses, industrial arts provides four years of shop work, and home economics gives the girl additional training in the important art of home-making. On the next six pages are some scenes typical of the scholastic life of South Sioux High School. The first two scenes were taken of the biology class, and the one at the bottom of the page was taken in the chemistry laboratory. Senior and sophomore Eng lish classes are shown at the top of the page. Mr. Foss aids Eddie Suter in solving a physics problem at the right, and at the bottom of the page pupils of the physics class set up an experiment. Mathematics, the foundation of all science, is represented here by a geometry class above and an algebra class below, while in the middle is Mr. Johnson and Don Aarnes considering a complicated logarithm problem. 5� oto onte t 1 st Prize Submitted by Martin Bielenburg and Don Aarnes Too many hands spoil the broth 2nd Prize Submitted by Marlene Luebben 3rd Prize Submitted by Judy Helt Son jo Souvain Duhhhhh!!!! Molly Luebben Faye Nielsen Charlie Reed C 3 Q hh H M IT-1 H! H SCOREBOARD We They Y ankton 0 20 Plainview 19 23 Norfolk 6 14 Hawarden 14 7 LeMars 6 25 Leeds 19 14 Wayne 12 12 Vermillion 31 6 Pierce 38 0 r� Standing left to right: Coach Bomgaars, G. Bierman, R. Bartels, D. Garner, W. Graves, E. Suter, B. Corkin, J. Melvin, D. Olander, E. Luft, M. Bielenburg, and Coach Burnight. Kneeling: F. Curtis, L. Mullins, C. Cox, R. Polly, L. Kingston, L. Snyder, D. Si v i 11. M. Haase, R. Berggren, D. Nelson, G. Crowe, J. Hansen. Sitting: G. Herfel, L. Todd, T. Saltzman B. Manning, B. Reninger, J. Schmidt, D. Johnson, C. Dobney, and R. Sanders. THE SPORTSMAN'S PRAYER Dear Lord, in the battle that goes through life We ask but a field that is fair A chance that is equal for all in the strife. The courage to do and to dare. And if we should win, let it be by the code With our honor held high. And if we should lose, let us stand by the road And cheer as the winners go by. COACHES We are indeed fortunate here at South Sioux City in having men the caliber of Mr. Burnight, Mr. Bom- gaars, and Mr. Learing heading our athletic department. A coach’s life, to say the least, is not an easy one but a very im- portent one. As it should be the competitive spirit in interschool athletics is great. | It is up to the coach to obtain the best perfor- mance possible from each player. There is always the problem of hav- ing the team ready both mentally and physically for each contest. The coach is expected to build character, citizenship and sports- manship in every participant. I am pleased and proud of the job that our coaches have done and are doing. W. L. Burling Coaches Learing, Bomgaars, ond Burnight Principal Wayne, you call it.” South Sioux City's resurgent Cardin- als turned on the power to smother the Hawarden Comets. -CCA c n, r goord guord guard tackia CJioa u (gjO AJ1 A vCsr s j i]Lx£L H4 j$t -AsnJi yj 1955 FOOTBALL SUMMARY A scrappy group of high school foot- ballers assembled on the Cardinal aractice field two weeks prior to school to cut out a fine football season for the students and many fans of the Cardinal school. The lads were small in stature but large in desire and fight. ' The season's end saw them as a powerful team amassing wins over Hawarden, Leeds, Vermillion, Pierce, and tying a powerful unbeaten Wayne team. The season’s record was 4-4-1 and a first place tie in the Tri-State Conference. A few other statistics are: South Sioux out scored their opponents 146-126, had twenty- one letterwinners, three All-City players, and one All-State honorable mention berth. The squad had seven seniors on the roster. guard O guard f tocltla « and Dock Row Left to Right: M. Bradshaw, D. Will, R. Dahlman, C. Stewart, P. High, D. Jones, J. Severson and W. Deerman. Middle Row: M. McArthur, L. DeRoin, M. Persinger, D. Dobney, M. Franke, R. Stephan, A. Todd, and D. Stading. Front Row: K. Jones, L. Twohig, D. Hall, J. Kingston, D. Bauman, G. Stewart, J. Buck, and B. Bean. -reaUmciH football 1955 The first week of school, over thirty eager, young, and hopeful football play- ers turned out for the Freshman foot- ball squad. With sizes ranging from over 200 pounds to under 100 pounds, the job of getting in shape and working on fundamentals began. If determination and spirit were the only factors in winning ball games, this group of gridmen would have gone un- defeated. Their record of 0-5 does not in- dicate their desire and willingness to play the game and in the next few years of their high school career should be- come— Champions all the Way. South Sioux' future team! Watch it! Coach Learing , ■ -TV 1955-1956 BASKETBALL SUMMARY This basketball season proved to be the most successful in the past three years, mainly because of the whole squad’s intense desire to win. Every individual on the ball club played an instrumental part in racking up eight wins as against ten losses. The high point of the season was the Wisner game in which the Cardinals scored ninty-four points to set a South Sioux High School record. Of those ninty-four Bob Krumwiede contributed thirty-four and Rich Tinker thirty-two, their high scoring efforts for the year. During the season Lyle Archer was the field general of the ball club. In the District Tournament at Schuyler against Columbus he hit his season high of twenty points. Jim Melvin, Bill Cole, and Charlie Reed were probably the most consistent rebounders throughout the season. Merlyn Haase, Kenny Viers, Duane Garner, and Ronnie Bartels were the most capable reserves any ball club could desire. They could be counted on to go into a ball game and do just as well as one of the regular five. The loss of six senior lettermen, Krumwiede, Tinker, Archer, Melvin, Reed, and Viers will leave quite a vacancy. The four juniors who will be counted on to fill this vacancy are lettermen. Cole, Haase, Garner, Bartels, and members up from the “B” squad. Rich Berggren, the varsity’s manager, did a very capable job during the season. Pre-Game Huddle ?CL Ke a- jiM O For word Guard Guard Guard ! t Scoreboard Hi O ° 0Pt „o P □ So. S o f LeMars Leeds Hartington Heel on Onawa Plainview T ekamah Leeds Wayne East Vermil I ion Wisner Blair Heel an Norfolk Vermi llion District Tournament Schuyler Columbus Richard Tinker Co-Captain, Northeast Nebr. Class A, All- Star Team, All-County Honorable Mention in All-State, Tri-State Conf. Team. Lyle Archer Co-Captain, All-Coun- ty, Most valuable. Bob Krumwiede All-City 2nd Team, All-County, Tri-State Conf. Team. 32 35 62 59 74 66 64 57 65 50 53 94 78 55 70 69 54 62 I s ok 80 72 38 72 61 50 50 61 82 62 77 88 58 66 65 74 45 87 Richard Berggren Manager 3 sScjuad Standing left to right: R. Schmidt, Manager, G. Bierman, C. Cox, P. Garner, G. Vitito, B. Renkel, ond T. Welch. Kneeling: G. Herfel, L. Todd, S. Plahn, R. Trudell, R. White, and D. Aarnes. South Sioux B squad took second place in the Dakota County Tourno- ment. SCOREBOARD We They LeMars 31 47 Leeds 29 35 Hart’ton H. T. 65 33 Heelan 35 29 Jackson 51 36 Hubbard 39 30 Dakota City 39 51 Onawa 34 32 PI oinview 40 43 Tekamah 65 45 Leeds 45 46 Wayne 61 38 Ea$t 34 52 Vermi Ilion 38 39 Wi sner 65 33 Dakota City 57 49 Heel an 47 49 Norfolk 49 43 Vermi Ilion 52 50 Standing left to right: C. Stewart, K. Stading, L. Miller, L. DeRoin, R. Stephen, P. High, and R. Miller. Kneeling: D. Darker, D. Jones, D. Hall, H. Watson, J. Kingston, R. Obermeyer, and D. Stading. Five boys seeing most action on the Freshmen squad were: D. Jones, L. Miller, R. Stephen, L. DeRoin, and H. Watson. man Sa ketball SCOREBOARD We They Heel an 21 67 LeMars 19 61 Leeds 21 60 LeMars 42 54 Leeds 35 37 Heelan 41 90 Homer 55 41 East 29 62 ° Crack o$ 1955 SCHEDULE Holstein Reloys To mohawk Relays Onawa Meet Heel an Dual District at Norfolk Tri-State Conference Meet City Meet State Meet at Lincoln Front Row: A. Dais, L. Todd, B. Reninger, J. Persinger, R. Rapp, L. Hall, D. Spencer, R. White, F. Clark, S. Plahn. Second Row: B. Haakinson, G. Bierman, V. Schmidt, R. Berggren, M. Haase, B. Moore, J. Patterson, B. Gomel, L. Snyder, J. Rosengartner, G. Boykin, Ty Hirschboch, Mgr. Third Row: J. Hanson, M. Bielenberg, L. Mullins, R. Stephan, B. Cole, G. Blessing, D. Garner, J. Melvin, R. Krumwiede, D. Olander, E. Suter. Track is the basis of all sports. It has survived the trial of time starting in the days of the Greeks and continuing strongly into the present. A young man must be able to run well to succeed in any phase of ath- letics. It furnishes athletic competition for any and all types of young men. By chance a young man could not succeed in running but could succeed in some field event. Track will improve the athlete’s indurance, co- ordination, agility, and speed. Cole — This is flying high. Student Council Many projects have been successfully sponsored by this year’s Student Council. Perhaps the most im- portant of these have been Church Emphasis Week, March of Safety, and Twirp Week. Other projects were the hot soup served to those who brought noon lunches, noon hour recreation, locker inspections, a sock hop, poster contests, decoration during Christmas holidays, an auction, a check room for valuables, and skits during pep rallies. The Student Council is made up of four seniors, four juniors, two sophomores, and two freshmen. In ad- dition each home room has a representative who meets with the council occasionally to offer suggestions. This year’s student council sponsors are Miss Vlasak and Mr. Burling. In the circle Student Council officers place a poster for Church Emphasis Week. They are Ardith Potts, vice-president; Jim Melvin, president, and Judy Helt, secretary-treasurer. Below members of the Student Council prepare to dispense noon day soup. From left to right they are Judy Helt, Sonja Potts, Robert Renkle, Richard Berggren, Ron Bartles, Sharon DeMars, Marvin Franke, Jim Melvin, Kay Hirschbach, Sandra Peterson, and Ardith Potts. THE ECHO STAFF Row Three: D. Hansen, J. Nichols, L. Collier, Dean, G. Keslar, N. Spencer, L. Kayl. Row Two: S. Sauvain, D. Rose, D. Westfall, Chester, C. Schemer, M. Potts. Row One: D. Dakken, J. Nelson, D. Davis, Foreshoe, S. Scheer, C. Keslar, S. Woods. I Second Semester Editors Dorothy Rose and Sonja Sauvain Photographers Allen Beermann and Gary West. THE ANNUAL STAFF Standing: J. Johnson, G. Sides, W. Boyd. Seated: A. Potts, S. Peterson, M. Thacker, J. Ebel P. Warner, B. Moore, K. Hirschbach, A. Beermann, Editors Miriam Thacker and Pat Warner May you relive through the pages of this cardinal, the happiness and activity of your high school years. Business Managers Janet Johnson and Sandra Peterson Row 2: B. Haakinson, D. Tobias, D. Root, J. Bobier, G. Sierk, B. Miller. Row 1: R, Kleinberg, B. Bolton, C. Akins, J. Learner. t Martin Bielenberg Richard Berggren Gary Blessing Row 3: Monette Grant, Nancy Spencer, Judy Whalen. Row 2: Joanne Peterson, Lois Lucore, Sue Barker, Marlene Luebben, Carole Reed, Charlene Schemer, Pat Moore, Sharon DeMars. Row 1: Carolyn Lane, Erma Dean, Judy Helt, Dea Bakken, Jane Nelson, Jean Oehlerking, Ardith Potts. Standing: Mary O'Dell, Patty Tubbs. Seated: llene Randall, Diane Davis, Glenna Edwards, Faye Neilsen, Sharon Lewon, Deanne Bakken. S CLUB The purpose of the S Club shall be to stimu- late interest in athletics and to promote a well- rounded athletic program for South Sioux City High School. To be an active member of this organization a boy shall have earned a letter in football, basketball, or track. The S Club officers are: Jerome Hansen, president; Robert Krumweide, vice president; Jim Melvin, secretary-treasurer; Bill Corkin, sergeant-at-arms; Ed Suter and Gary Blessing, health officers. S ©ut Officers Row 4: Coach Learing, L. Archer, F. Clark, R. Tinker, Coach Bomgaars, Coach Durnight. Row 3: R. Bartels, J. Schmidt, K. Viers, B. Reninger, E. Suter, C. Beermann, D. Olander, J. Melvin. Row 2: B. Moore, C. Cox, M. Haase, B. Gomel, T. Hirschbach, B. Cole, L. Snyder, D. Garner. Row Is M. Bielenberg, C. Dobney, D. Nelson, G. Bierman, J. Dryden, R. Bergren, G. Crowe, G. Herfel. Row 4: B. Warner, K. Hirschbach, D. Lucore, R. Koyl, M. Potts, C. Kesler, S. Woods, W. High, M. Jones, J. Hidelgo, A. Ferraro, E. Dean. Row 3: P. Rude, C. Schemer, P. Lauritsen, S. Peterson, D. Davis, J. Oehlerking, J. Tebben, S. Amick, S. Sauvain, D. Matz, I. Randol, J. Laux, V. Stamps. Row 2: J. Johnson, M. Thacker, P. Bossow, C. Chester, E. Stinger, J. Ebel, K. Kingston, S. Heckathorn, J. Hall, C. Reed, J. Nelson, S. Scheer. Row 1: A. Quint, N. Forshoe, D. Bakken, M. Crain, S. Barker, J. Helt, B. Russel, P. Tubbs, G. Edwards, M. Luebben, A. Potts, D. Rose. Officers: G. Sides, Vice President; F. Nielsen, President; W. Bliven, Secretary-Treasurer. ardette6 I hereby swear that I am a member in good standing of the Cardettes. I have completed my four semesters in G. A. A. My object shall be to promote Girls Athletics and the interest in school activities. Their every cause shall have my earnest support. I shall take an active part in all activities of the organization and uphold the constitution and by-laws of this organization Cardette Oath Standing: C. Quint, B. Goetsh, S. Potts, D. Berg, J. Barker, I. Blatchford, C. Miller, D. Helt, B. Haynes, M. Tuttle, N. Schmidt, D. McKenzie, P. Hirschbach, B. Queen, L. Thacker, J. McLaughlin, L. Parsons, J. Stull, G. Helzer, G. Orr. Row 4: L. Kelly, S. Reed, J. Surber, C. Rasmussen, C. Goetsh, N. Jones, B. Stading, E. Beermann, L. Preston, C. Haase, S. Russell, S. Russell, S. Peterson, S. Danielson, S. Queen, M. Grant, D. Rickwa, M. Trlsler, P. Moore, J. Heliker. Row 3: J. McCreary, J. Surber, N. Spencer, L. Lucore, J. Peterson, D. Parrish, R. Kayl, D. Davis, J. Oehlerking, J. Tebben, S. Amick, S. Sauvain, M. Potts, C. Keslar, S. Woods, D. Matz, I. Randol, S. DeMars, J. Evans, C. Albertson, R. Stinger, P. Larson. Row 2: S. Stevens, J. Whalen, J. Johnson, P. Warner, M. Thacker, C. Schemer, D. Lucore, P. Rude, K. Hirschbach, P. Lauritsen, S. Peterson, J. Nelson, S. Scheer, A. Ferraro, J. Nichols, J. Hidalgo, V. Stamps, J. Laux, M. Jones, D. Berg, W. High. Row 1: M. Boykin, E. Quint, D. Buck, D. Bakken, B. Russell, N. Foreshoe, W. Bliven, M. Crain, J. Helt, P. Tubbs, S. Barker, C. Reed, M. Luebben, C. Chester, P. Bossow, E. Stinger, D. Rose, J. Hall, F. Nielsen, K. Kingston, S. Heckathorn, A. Potts. Officers: Gretchen Sides, Vice President; Glenna Edwards, President; Joyce Ebel, Secretary-Treasurer. (Stub The Cardinal Pep Club consisting of about 100 girls, maintained the pictured can- teen. Profits were used to charter buses to transport the girls to away games. Pep Club was sponsored by Miss Clara Legg. Kay Hirschbach, Pat Tubbs, Pat Warner, Sandra Peterson, Gretcben Sides, Dea Bakken. (Cheerleaders Lois Lucore, Janice Evans Sonja Potts, Barb Haynes, Sandra Ernst, Joanne Petersen. B T E A M Row 1: D. Rose, N. Foreshoe, E. Stinger, C. Chester, B. Russel, C. Reed, P. Bossow, M. Luebben, G. Sides, M. Crain, J. Ebel, A. Potts. Row 1: B. Warner, J. Hall, D. Bakken, J. Helt, P. Tubbs, S. Barker, G. Edwards, F. Nielson. Row 3: V. Stamps, D. Lucore, W. High, J. Laux, A. Ferraro, J. Johnson, J. Tebben, M. Thacker, J. Oehlerking. Row 2: C. Schemer, D. Davis, I. Randol, P. Rude, J. Nelson, S. Peterson, P. Lauritsen, R. Kayl, E. Dean, C. Kesler. Row 1: S. Sauvain, D. Matz, S. Sheer, K. Hirschbach, J. Hidelgo, S. Woods, M. Potts, S. Amick. Row 4: M. Trisler, S. Russell, C. Hasse, D. Rickwo, S. Petersen. Row 3: J. Petersen, J. Surber, C. Albertson, L. Lucore, J. Whalen, R. Stinger, B. Stoding, E. Beermann. Row 2: S. Russell, C. Goetch, S. DeMars, P. Larson, N. Jones, J. McCreary. Row 1: J. Evans, L. Preston, M. Grant, D. Parrish, P. Moore, S. Ernst. Several G.A.A. girls organized a tumbling team this year. They appeared before the student body and at a basketball game half-time. SENIOR CLASS Presents One ClOild The Senior Class Play, ‘‘One Wild Night,” a hilarious three-act comedy was presented on May 25 in the high school auditorium. The play concerned the plight of a young man who is con- vinced that he is an invalid although autcally he is in perfect health. When his rich aunt ar- rives, bringing with her a certain very pretty young woman, Rodney immediately has an attack of “vertigo,” and overhears a conversation which gives him the idea that he has only a short time to live. So he decides to do all the things he has always wanted to do—one of them being to send a well known criminal to prison. The plight that he finds himself in when he discovers he is perfectly healthy and has a long time to live is fantastic. The play was directed by Mrs. Bernard Bus- by. Ploy try-outs April 6 .‘2'• rn •its 9 i r rl 4 MS. 'w ()ltc :i« lit PLAY CAST Janice Laux Larry Kingston Wayne Boyd Fred Curtis CHuck Beermann Janice Tebben Sonja Sauvain Phyllis Lauritsen llene Randol Sandra Scheer Burt Haakinson Ty Hirschbach Rose Kayl Jean Hidalgo Jane Nelson Shirley Woods Barbara Anderson Gordon Biermon Director ...........................Mrs. McAtee Stage Assistants..................Ronnie Bartels, Richard Berggren Ushers....................................Juniors Class Sponsors.................... Lillian Rich, Vern Johnson and Rosemary Vondracek A Capella Itoir Row 4: F. Clark, C. Johanson, P. Garner, D. Garner, R. Bartels, J. Davis, R. Tinker, J. Melvin, R. Krumwiede, R. Dartels, G. Bierman, M. Bielenberg, F. Curtis, J. Schmidt, L. Kingston, J. Dryden, S. Heckathorn, F. Nielsen. Row 3: A. Macklem, H. Cole, J. Reed, L. Collins, G. Boykin, W. Boyd, P. Lauritsen, S. Scheer R. Berggren, T. Hirschbach, B. Manning, E. Treadway, D. Lucore, E. Stinger, D. Rose, W. Bliven, S. Peterson, G. Sides, I. Randol, S. Barker, M. Luebben. Row 2: M. Potts, P. Bossow, B. Pitts, E. Dean, D. Buck, M. O'Dell, M. Snyder, D. Davis, S. Sauvain, J. Hidalgo, M. Thacker, J. Johnson, S. Woods, J. Nelson, P. Rude, J. Nichols, J. Ebel, C. Derby, D. Bakken, D. Westfall. Row 1: B. Russell, C. Keslar, E. Quint, R. Sesler, L. Colliers, D. Pittenger, N. Foreshoe, B. Warner, M. Crain, C. Reed, G. Edwards, J. Helt, J. Oehlerking, C. Schemer, K. Hirschbach, G. Buck, L. Stricklet, M. Boykin, J. Hall. Mi ss Vondracek CHOIR OFFICERS Standing are: Norma Foreshoe, Pres., Duane Garner, Treas., Louis Collins, Vice-Pres. Seated is Wayne Boyd, Secy. These people with the help of Miss Vondracek and Mr. Ebmeier, have done a wonderful job on the organ campaign! f ( Uoir ric Miriam Thacker Phyliss Lauritsen llene Randol Jerry Davis Richard Tinker Jack Dryden Fred Curtis (§irl4� (ee Row 4: L. Aldrich, S. Danielson, N. Anderson, S. Reed, E. Beermann, N. Jones, G. Helzer, B. Stading, S. DeMars, C. Goetch, S. Ernst, C. Albertson, J. Barker, L. Kelly, N. Schmidt, C. Miller, C. Moes, A. VanBuskirk, M. Pers- inger. Row 3: C. O'Dell, B. Mayberry, D. Berg, J. Surber, R. Stinger, J. McLaughlin, J. Heliker, C. Stevens, D. Parrish, K. Loseke, C. Queen, N. Loseke, G. Orr, L. Lucore, L. Matsen, C. Haase, S. Potts, J. Surber, P. Hirschbach, L. Thacker, D. Helt. Row 2: C. Easton, M. Lewon, J. Loux, M. Murphy, P. Moore, C. Matney, M. Redinus, S. Husted, M. Beltz, C. Quint, T. Lammert, B. Cromer, F. Loos, D. Matz, D. Haakinson, M. Grant, J. Whalen, E. Lane, S. Amick, C. Gagner, M. Tuttle, V. Stamps. Row 1: M. Trisler, J. Blatchford, B. Queer C. Gonnion, S. Harris, D. Rickwa, S. Rose, D. Rosengartner, M. Frey, J. McCreary, P. Bouman, J. Peterson, P. Larson, B. Haynes, L. Preston, J. Stull, S. Russell, S. Peterson, S. Russell, N. Holgate, J. Evans, J. Karten, E. Macklem, B. Anderson, L. Parsons. triple rio Row 3: Shirley Heckathorn Faye Neil sen Row 2: Mary Helen Boykin Norma Foreshoe Pat Warner Joanne Hall Row 1: Joyce Ebel Mary Crain Judy Helt Mary Crain Jack Dryden Judy Helt Richard Tinker YY[ixecl Quartet Sextet Standing: Wilma Bl iven Joyce Ebel Seated: P at Warner Mary Crain Gretchen Sides Norma Foreshoe Row 4: W. Bliven, D. Garner, G. Boykin, G. Bierman, F. Curtis, L. Collier. Row 3: P. Lauritsen, G. Sides, J. Davis, R. Bartels, R. Tinker, B. Warner, I. Randol. Row 2: M. Luebben, L. Collins, M. Thacker, J. Dryden, J. Ebel. Row 1: M. Crain, L. Kinston, M. Snyder. Row 3: D. Garner, C. Beermann, R. Bartels, R. Tinker, J. Davis, W. Boyd, R. Bartels, P. Garner, G. Bierman, E. Treadway. Row 2: G. Boykin, J. Moore, F. Clark, D. Walchek, L. Todd, L. Collins, M. Bielenberg, F. Curtis. Row 1: H. Cole, J. Reed, D. Huisman, R. Berggren, T. Hirschbach, J. Schmidt, J. Dryden, L. Kingston. y 4 I e e sSopkonxore triple rio L. to R. Sandro Ernst Monette Grant Connie Albertsen Lois Lucore Sharon DeMars Judy Whalen Ruth Stinger Jeanine Surber Nancy Jones re tmen §irU Octette L. to R. Linda Parsons Sandra Harris Jewell McLaughlin Pam Hirschbach Carolyn Easton Maurine Tuttle Nellie Schmidt Row 4: G. Reed, R. Stephan, R. Phillips, R. Miller, L. Derion, M. Franke, W. Bierman. Row 3: D. Hall, R. Obermeyer, T. Heckathorn, M. McCarther, J. Severson, A. Todd, D. Stading. Row 2: C. Twohig, T. Prenger, M. Bradshaw, L. Miller, K. Stading, J, Kinston. Row 1: W. Rickwa, G. Stewort, J. Buck, B. Bean, K. Jones. Standing: Mr. Cooper, C. Quint, V. Bohr, B. Haakinson, J. Tebben, P. Rude, A. Macklem, J. Pucket, R. Robertson, S. Heckathorn, J. Oeh- lerking, J. Jensen, R. Collins. Row 4: R. Stinger, L. Orton, B. Stull, M. Dais, D. McKinsey, K. Sierk, D. Matz, D. Alspach, G. Conklin, M. Beltz, D. Hall, C. Coston, R. Rapp, D. Spencer. Row 3: T. Lammert, J. Stull, D. Stading, M. Scheaffer, B. Kllzer, D. Suter, J. Badger, L. Collins, D. Livermore, C. Krumwiede, L. Miller, J. Gunsolley, D. Helt, A. Ferraro, B. Bernard, J. Learner. Row 2: A. Quint, J. Surber, G. Gunsolley, D. Levine. Row 1: J. Helt, D. Lucore, M. Boykin, C. Johanson, J. Johnson, P. Lar- Kneeling: Marilyn Frey, Linda Thacker. Standing: Sue Barker, Rose Kay I, Glenna Edwards, Ardith Potts, Maurine Tuttle. Mr. Cooper Dand Director Jeanie Oehlerking Ronald Rapp Glenn Gunsolley David Alspach Dick Levine Row 1: Dolly Matz Judy Helt Maurine Tuttle Row 2: Mary Doykin Conrad Johanson Donna Lucore Quintet iSaxophone Ruth Stinger LeRoy Orton Donna McKinsey Dolly Matz cm Shirley Heckathorn Jeanie Oehlerking trumpet Jerry Learner Glenn Gunsolley Dick Levine Wilma Bliven, Accompanist no co W 53 w o PS CO WILLIAM FONDA ABBE 1 Football, 1 Track LYLE FRANCIS ARCHER 4 Basketball, 1 “S” Club, 1 Ass't Phys. Ed. Instr. SANDRA SUE BARKER 4 GAA, 1 GAA Assistant, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 1 Girl's Octette, 1 County Government, 1 Majorette, 1 Librarian, 3 Glee Club RICHARD HENRY BERGGREN 3 Choir, 1 Student Council, 2 Basketball, 4 Football, 4 S” Club, 1 Class Of- ficer, 1 Intramurals, 4 Track, 2 Projectionist, 3 Glee Club, 1 Manager, 3 Stage Crew. JAMES MONTGOMERY ALLEN Yi Librarian DEANNA JUNE BAKKEN 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 1 Office Girl, 2 Choir, 1 Girls Quartette, 2 Echo Staff, 1 Annual Staff, 1 County Government, 3 Cheerleader, 1 Homecoming Atdt., 2 Librarian, 1 Class Play, 2Vi Glee Club. RICHARD LESTER BARTELS 4 Choir, 1 Madrigal, 1 Echo Staff, 1 Intramurals, 1 Class Play, 4 Glee Club. GARY LEE BLESSING 1 Choir, 3 Basketball, 2 S Club, 1 Intramurals, 3 Track, 1 Class Play, 1 Glee Club, 1 Manager, 1 Home Room Rep., 3 Stage Crew, 1 S Club Health Office. WILMA RAE BLIVEN 3 GAA, 2 Cardo ties, 3 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 1 Student Council, 3 Sextette, 2 Trio, 1 Madrigal, y i Echo Staff, 1 Annual Staff, 1 County Government, 2 Class Of- ficer, 2 Librarian, 1 Glee Club, 2 Choir Pianist, 2 Boys Glee Pianist, 1 Asst. Music Teacher, 2 Band Accompanist. JERRY LEE BOBIER 1 Echo Staff, 1 Basketball, 1 Intramurals, 1 Trock, 3 Projectionist. MARY HELEN BOYKIN 1 GAA, 4 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 4 Triple Trio, 4 Band, 1 Clarinet Quartette, 1 Choir Soloist, 1 Asst. Music Teacher. DELORES LEOTA BUCK 4 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 3 Band, 1 Brass Quartette, 1 Sextette, 1 Quintette, 2 Glee Club. CHARLES FLOYD BLUE PATRICIA ANN BOSSOW 3 GAA, 3 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 2 Glee Club. d JAMES LUDWIG BRUDER 1 Intramurals, 3 Projection- i st. I GAYLE KATHRYN BUCK 2 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 2 Glee Club. CARLA MARIE CHESTER 3 GAA, 1 GAA Assistant, 1 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 1 Echo Staff, 2 Glee Club, 3 Usher. LEANNA ELLEN COLLIER 2 Choir, 1 Madrigal, 1 Cl ass Officer, 3 Glee Club. MARY MARGARET CRAIN 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 3 Pep Club, 1 Office Girl, 3 Choir, 4 Triple Trio, 2 Mixed Quartette, 1 Sex- tette, 1 Madrigal, Vi Echo Staff, 1 Annual Staff, 1 Cheerleader, 2 Glee Club, 3 Glee Pianist, 3 Choir Pianist, 1 Asst. Music T eacher. ROY CHARLES DE HARTY 1 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 2 Track, 1 Stage Crew, 1 Golf Tournament. SHIRLEY ANN CHESTER 1 GAA, 2 Glee Club. WILLIAM HENRY CORKIN 1 County Government, 4 Football, 2 S Club, 1 Intramurals, 1 S” Club Officer. JERRY RONALD DAVIS 2 Choir, 1 Boy's Quartette, 4 Boy's Octette, 4 Band, 4 Brass Quintette, 3 In- tramurals, 2 Glee Club. CAROL ANN DERBY 3 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 2 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 1 Class Ploy. JOHN THOMAS DRYDEN 4 Choir, 2 Boys Quartette, 3 Boys Octette, 2 Mixed Quartette, 1 Madrigal, 2 Student Council, 2 Echo Staff, 2 Annual Staff, 1 County Government, 1 Bas- ketball, 2 S” Club, 2 Class Officer, 1 Home- coming Atdt., 1 Intramurals, 1 Track, 2 Librarian, 1 Class Play, 4 Glee Club, 1 Manager. JOYCE EILEEN EBEL 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 4 Triple Trio, 2 Sextette, 1 Mad- rigal, 2 Annual Staff, 1 Librarian, 1 Class Play, 1 Glee Club. GLENNA VIRINIA EDWARDS 4 GAA, 4 Pep Club, 2 Cardettes, 1 Office Girl, 2 Choir, 1 Octette, Vi Echo Staff, 1 County Govern- ment, 1 Homecoming Atdt. 4 Band, 4 Majorette, 1 Drum Major, 1 Class Play, 2 Glee Club. NORMA JEAN FORESHOE 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 3 Choir, XYi Glee Club, 4 Sextette, 4 Triple Trio, 2 Echo Staff, 1 Choir Pres., 2 Soloist, 1 Asst. Music Teacher. GARY LEE GAGNER MARLISS LA ROYCE ETCHISON 1 GAA CHARLES ROLAND FOWLER GLENN DALE GUNSOLLEY 2 Trumpet Trio, 1 Quartette, 4 Band. ■ JOANN ARLENE HALL 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 4 Triple Trio, 1 Asst. Music Teacher. SHIRLEY JEANETTE HECKATHORN 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 3 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 4 Triple Trio, 1 Brass Sex- tette, 1 Horn Duet, 4 Band. JUDITH JOANNE HELT 4 GAA, 2 GAA Asst., 2 Cardettes, 3 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 4 Triple Trio, 2 Mixed Quartette, 1 Glee Club, 1 Student Council, 1 County Government, 1 Class Officer, 1 Librarian, 1 Class Play Prompter, 4 Band, 2 Clarinet Quartette, 2 Clari- net Trio. NANCY KATHERINE KEENAN 1 GAA. JEROME CHARLES HANSEN 1 Annual Staff, 1 Manager, 3 Basketball, 4 Football, 2 S Club, 3 Track, 1 Intramurals, 1 Homecoming K ing. JOHN LUTHER HEDRICK 1 Basketball LARRY WAYNE KAYL 1 Echo Staff, 1 Basketball, 2 Football, 2 Intramurals, 1 Track, 1 Office Boy. GENE LE ROY KESLAR 1 Echo Staff, 1 Intramurals. KAREN BLY KINGSTON 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 1 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 1 Echo Staff. ROBERT WILLIAM KRUMWIEDE 3 Choir, 1 Small Group, 1 Student Council, 4 Basket- ball, 1 Football, 2 S' Club, 2 Class Officer, 1 Homecoming Atdt., 2 Band, 3 Track, 1 Class Play, 2 Glee Club, 1 “S Club Of- ficer. SHARON LEE LEWON ltt GAA, 3 Pep Club, 1 Of- fice Girl, 3 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 1 Class Officer, 1 Dramatics. EDWARD LAWRENCE LUFT 2 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 3 Football, 2 Intramurals. CAROLE LYNN KROBLEN 1 Pep Club, 2 Usher, 1 Student Council, 1 Small Group, 1 Class Officer. RICHARD EDWIN LEVINE 4 Band, 1 German Band, 1 Brass Quartette, 1 Brass Sextette, 1 Brass Quintette, 2 Trumpet Trio, 2 Trumpet Solo, 2 Jubilesta Band, 1 Dance Band, 3 Pep Band, 2 Band Custodian. ALMA MARLENE LUEBBEN 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 4 Triple Trio, 1 Octette, 1 Madrigal, 3 Glee Club, 2 Librarian. WILLIAM GUY MANNING 3 Choir, 2 Octette, 2 Glee Club, 1 County Govern- ment, 1 Basketball, 1 Foot- ball, 2 Intramurals, 1 Track, 1 Class Play. JAMES GRANT MELVIN 2 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 1 Student Council Pres., 1 County Government, 4 Bas- ketball, 2 Football, 3 Track, 2 S Club, 1 S” Club Officer, 1 Class Officer, 2 Band, 1 Class Play, 1 Boy's State, 1 Homecom- ing Atdt. BENJAMIN WESLEY MOORE 1 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 1 Echo Staff, 1 Annual Staff, 2 Football 3 S Club, 1 Intramurals, 2 Trock. I, FAYE LORRAINE NIELSEN 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 1 Office Girl, 3 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 4 Tri- ple Trio, 2 Student Coun- cil, 1 County Government, 2 Class Officer, 1 Class Representative, 1 Class Play, 1 Homecoming Queen. DARRELL M. OLANDER 1 Echo Staff, 2 Football, 1 Track, 1 Intramurals, 2 S Club. JOHN RICHARD MILLER 1 Student Council, 1 An- nual Staff, 1 Speech, 1 Intramurals, Vi Echo Staff. NEVA JEAN NELSON 3 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 3 Band, 1 Dance Band, 2 Clarinet Quartette, 2 Saxophone Quartette, 1 County Govern- ment, 3 Class Officer, 1 Class Ploy MARY ROSE O'DELL 1 Yi GAA, 2 Pep Club, 1 Of- fice Girl, 3 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 1 Triple Trio. RUTH MARY OLSON HELEN DIANE PITTENGER 2 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 3 Pep Club, 2 Office Girl, 2 Echo Staff, 3 Librarian, 1 Class Play, 3 Choir, 1 Sextette, 1 Glee Club. ELVA IRENE QUINT 2 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 4 Band. CHARLIE GLENN REED 2 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 3 Basketball. DONALD MERLE ROOT 1 Student Council, 1 Coun- ty Government, 1 Class Of- ficer, 2 Projectionist, 2 Usher, 1 Class Represent- ative. ARDITH JEAN POTTS 4 GAA, 1 GAA Assistant, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 1 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 1 Triple Trio, 1 Band, 2 Majorette, 1 Student Coun- cil, 1 Annual Staff, 1 County Government, 1 Librarian. CAROLE JOSEPHINE REED 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 3 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 1 Girls Sextette, 1 Glee Club, 1 Asst. Music Teacher, 1 Office Girl, 3 Librarian, 1 Usher. RITA ANN MINA RIIBE 1 GAA, 1 Librarian, 2 Usher, 1 Yi Glee Club. DOROTHY ANN ROSE 3 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 1 Pep Club, 1 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 2 Echo Staff. BEVERLY JEAN RUSSELL 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 1 Quartette, 4 Jubi- lesta Dancer, 1 Echo Staff, 1 Class Play, 1 Usher. GRETCHEN REE SIDES 3 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 3 Cheerleader, 3 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 2 Trio, 1 Madrigal, 1 Glee Sextette, 2 Choir Sextette, 1 Echo Staff, 3 Annual Staff, 1 County Government, 1 Homecoming Atdt., 1 Librarian, 1 Class Play, 1 Teen Talk, 1 Girls State, 1 Laboratory Asst. RICHARD J. SIVILL Vl Choir, 2Vi Glee Club, 4 Football, 2 S” Club, 1 Intramurals, 1 Class Play. RICHARD KELLNER SPENCER V i Band, 1 Jubilesta Band, 1 Dance Band, 1 Trombone Trio, 1 Pep Band, School Staff, 2 Track. ROSEMARY ELLEN SESLER 1 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 1 Echo Staff. GARY LEE SIERK 2 Football, 1 Intramurals, 1 Track, 1 Projectionist. MARGARET JEAN SNYDER 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 2 Pep Club, 3 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 1 Sextette, 3 Band, 1 Trom- bone Trio. EARLENE MARIE STINGER 3 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 3 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 2 Glee Club, 1 Triple Trio, 1 Office Girl, 1 County Government. LORALEE ANNE STRICKLETT 2 Pep Club, 2 Choir, 2 Glee Club. JOEY FRANKLIN THOMPSON 1 Football, 1 Intramurals, 1 Stage Crew. DUANE DEAN TOBIAS 2 Football, 2 Intramurals, 2 Track, 3 Projectionist, 1 Stage Crew. PATRICIA ANN TUDDS 4 GAA, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 3 Cheerleader, V i Choir, 2 Glee Club, 1 Echo Staff, 2 Office Girl, 2 Librarian, 1 Class Play. KENNETH EDWARD SUTER 3 Band, 1 Trombone Quar- tette, 4 Football, 2 SM Club, 1 -,S Club Officer, 3 Intramurals, 3 Track, 1 Projectionist, 1 Stage Man- ager, 1 Class Rep. RICHARD LEE TINKER 3 Choir, 3 Glee Club, 1 Mixed Octette, 1 Octette, 3 Quartette, 2 Mixed Quar- tette, 4 Basketball, 1 '‘S'1 Club, 1 County Government, 1 Class Officer, 1 Home- coming Atdt., 2 Class Rep. BENNY GEORGE TREADWAY 2 Intramural s. KENNETH EDWARD VIERS 4 Basketball. BARBARA JOYCE WARNER 4 G A A, 2 Cardettes, 4 Pep Club, 3 Cheerleader, 3 Choir, 1 Glee Club, 1 Madrigal, 4 Triple Trio, 2 Sextette, 1 Student Council, 2 Echo Staff, 2 Annual Staff, 1 County Government, 1 Class Officer, 1 Labora- tory Asst., 1 Stage Man- ager, 2 Librarian, 1 Home- coming Atdt. DARLEAN ROSE WESTFALL 1 Pep Club, 1 Choir, 1 Glee Club. DOROTHY ELAINE PEDERSEN 354 GAA, 1 4 Cardettes, 54 Cardette Officer, 1 County Government, 354 Band. CLASS OFFICERS Class Officers: Jack Dryden, President, Don Root, Secretary, Mr. Burling, Sponsor, Leanna Collier, Treasurer, Faye Nielsen, Vice President, Sitting-Miss Vlasak, Sponsor. —80— Merlyn Haase Frank Hayes Allen Hedrick Jean Hidalgo Winifred High Kay Hirschbach — Mary Persinger Sandra Peterson Barbara Pitts Ralph Polly Marlene Potts Robert Prenger llene Randol Jerry Reed Cheryl Roberts Patty Rude Son{a Sauvain Sandra Scheer Charlene Schemer Ty Hirschbach Connie Hollister Dwaine Johnson Janet Johnson Marilyn Jones Rose Kayl Cheryl Keslar Larry Kingston Harvey Koskovich Evelyn Lane Phyllis Lauritsen Florence Loos Janice Laux Donna Lucore Thomas Mace Donald Matney Dolly Matz Richard McKernon Bill Miller Caroline Moes 5 U H I O r 4 Jim Schmidt Sally Shanks Vesta Stamps Janice Tebben Miriam Thacker Arlene Van Buskirk Ernest West Shirley Woods Janice Tebben.................President Dwane Garner..................Treasurer Miriam Thacker...........Vice President Patty Rude....................Secretary 3 w 03 CO f O S3 M O 2 C Karen Loseke Nyla Loseke Lois Lucore Allan Mackl em Jean McCreary Gary Miller Jerry Moore Patricia Moore —86— J Nancy Spencer Betty Stading Sheryle Stevens Tom Stevens Ruth Stinger Jeannine Surber Larry Tannehil Eddie Treadway Margery Trisler Richard Trudeli Lyle Todd Rodney Thompkins Dale Varvais Gary Vitito Denni s Wal chek Judy Whalen Ronnie White Gary West Tom Welsh Lawrence Wolf Jerry Wood —88— Manley Pickens Steven Plahn Lillian Preston Jim Puckett Sharlene Queen Ronnie Rapp Carol Rasmussen John Reed Steven Reed Dill Reninger Robert Renkel Robert Rich Diana Rickwa Ellen Roby Sharon Rose Darlene Rosengartner Jerry Rosengartner Sally Russell Susan Russell John Saltzman Ted Saltzman Raymond Schmidt Lei and Snyder Danny Dobney Carolyn Easton Marvin Franke Marilyn Frey Barbara Goetsch Carol Gonni on Jane Gunsolley Donald Hall Edward Harlan Arlene Hash Larry Hattig Sandra Harris Donna Hawkinson Margaret Hayes Barbara Haynes Tyrone Heckathorn Jeanette Heliker Diane Helt Gwen Helzer Paul High Pamela Hirschbach Jerry Hiserote Shirley Hollister Leona Hulit —90- - Harlan Husted Richard Johansen Darrell Jones Kenneth Jones Jean Karten Lois Kelly Jerry Kingston Gary Ring Nellie Schmidt Jim Severson Mona Sheibley Leon Smith Donald Stading Kenneth Stading Richard Stephan 4 Clark Kleinberg Kathleen Krueger Lenord Kruse Annette Lammert Robert Lane Mary Lewon Ronald Lindgren Jacqueline Luft Perry Mace Edna Macklem Kay Maslonka Lucille Matson Caroline Matney Gale Mayberry Mike McArthur Donna McKinsey Jewell McLaughlin Carolyn Miller Larry Miller Raymond Miller Ronald Obermeyer Carolyn O'Dell Jackie O'Dell u m e n Darrell Will FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Darrell Will..... President Lois Kelly ....Vice President Darrell Jones....Secretary- Treasurer. Phillip Garner.....President Joanne Peterson .. Secretary- Treasurer Ted Saltzman ..Vice President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Maurine Tuttle Charles Twohig Herbert Watson Neil West Superintendent Ebmeier Our new superintendent, H. C. Ebmeier, who was hired last spring, has been in school work for 26 years. Twenty-five of these years were spent as superintendent of schools, ten of these years were also served as a coach. He has served in the communities of Scotia, Ashland, Beatrice, and before he came here, ten years at David City, Nebraska. His philosophy of ed- ucation is maximum intellectual, physical, and moral development of each individual pupil commensurate with his ability. Mr. Ebmeier plans to develop on esprit de corps that will make the South Sioux City Public Schools invincible in all areas. Our new principal, William Burling is start- ing his third year at South Sioux City. His past experiences include a semester of substitute work in the Hastings High School and three years as coach at Kenesaw, Nebraska. Mr. Burling’s philosophy of education is to provide the op- portunity and the experiences for every student to reach his maximum growth mentally, physically. Principal Burling —95— Lillian Rich Home Economics Robert Stanley English Journal ism Eva Davis Typing Problems Ray Burnight History Athletics Dale Wight Industrial Arts Arthur Learing Hi story Athletics faculty Phyllis McAfee Spani sh Speech Esther Wilson Business Machines Shorthand Secretarial Training Bonnie Lott Engl i sh Arvin Bomgaars Biology Athletics W. T. Cooper Instrumental Music Rosemary Vondracek Vocal Music Vern Johnson Industrial Arts Mathematic s Donald Foss Physics Mathematics sScUocl udtodicinA Dr. L. T. Gathman Mr. Cecil Orton Mr. Charles Hogeboo' Mr. Charles Sipe Mr. Melvin Roger Mr. Ray Robertson Mr. Perry King