Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IA)

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157 V TOP GROUP Back Row: Rosemary Edge, Ruth Ann Wade, Mary Ann Olsen, Carol Van Buren, Iune Fitsimmons, Mary Ann Doyle, Colleen Gross, Marilyn Ketcham, Bette Turner, Gayle Norland. Lois Heikens, Iolene Fitz, Mary Gannon. Third Row: Grace Riepma, Betty Bang, Delores Elder, Shirley Olhausen, lean Barber, Madeline Weber, Sally Brunemeier, Lorene Vollmer, Alice Dirksen, Agnes Dunne. Second Row: Betty Iverson, Marian Banning, Ioyce Nelson, lna Belle Huginin, Beverly Maurer, Laura Mae French, Bernice Marsh, Barbara Lundquist Iennings. Front Row: Ruby Birchard, Lavonne Hughes, Arleen Turnguist, Dorothy Wilkie, Kathryn Bausch . BOTTOM GROUP Back Row: Myra Rowley, Sally Sackett, lane Ennis, Nancy Porter, Diane Sorenson, Adeline Free- burg, JoAnn Buse, Pat Vtfeisbrod. Third Row: Audrey Koehnk, Nancy Mann, Patsy McDowell, Charlotte Belshe, Mariel Kohn, Colleen Vllood, VerNelda Paulsen, Margaret Ginger, Doris Holcornb, Carol Warren. Second Row: loan Mitchell, Mary Lou Batchelet, Betty Averill, Mary Muetzel, Merle Iohnson, Mary Pratt, lean Farrar, lean Amis, IoAnn Steffen, Colleen Faulkner. Front Row: lean Underwood, Madonna Dutton, Shirley Falline, Nancy Lorenz, loan Griffin, Peggy Smith, Bonnie McDonough, Lois Hughes, Bonnie Rossiter. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens started out their school year with the annual big and little sister picnic held in the homemctking room and gym. Efforts to bring together all the girls in Spencer High resulted in pairing juniors and sophomores together, and seniors and freshmen as big and little sisters. In October the annual Mother-Daughter Tea was held at the Methodist Church, preceded by a beautiful candlelight installation. ..2g..

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Standing: lean Barber, Amelia Summers, Carole Anderson. Sitting: Colleen 'vVoocl, Betty lverson Patsy McDowell, Myra Rowley. Y-TEEN CABINET The Y-Teen cabinet holds its meetings in the girls' lounge on the first Tues- day of each month. At this time Betty Iverson, the club president, presides over the regular business meeting. The events for the year, planned by the girls, include the fall installation, the Mother-Daughter teas, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance, together with the regular meetings. Patsy McDowell was vice- president and program director for the year. Carole Anderson acted as record- ing secretary, Sidney Ross, corresponding secretary: Pat Weisbrod, treasurer: Rosemary Edge, music director: Mary Ann Olsen, historian: Colleen Wood, social chairman: Grace Riepma, typing committee: lean Barber, membership: Amelia Summers and Catherine Wells, poster and publicity committee: Myra Rowley, worship: Diane Sorenson, house committee. -27- isps

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TOP GROUP Sophomore Girls-Top Row: Carole Anderson, Leila Springer, Donna Ashburn, lo Chapman, Cath- erine Wells, Sally King, Shirley Iohnson, Patricia Bandfield, Vanita Flack, Mary Helen Lippold Darlene McCall, Gwendyl Ann Witt. Fourth Row: Darlene Thompson, Sylvia Beckman, Sue Bar- ber, Norma Wedel, lo Morrison, Betty Lou Arnick, Mary lames, Carolyn Carey, Helen Louter, Virginia Struve, Gloria Erick. Third Row: Kay Tyrrell, Annie Schenkelberq, Mary Wilson, Amelia Summers, Darlene Parks, Donna Harqrave, Donnus Crosser, Nora Galbraith, Beth Norland, Donna Horan, Leta Mae Petersen. Second Row: loan Dorman, Mary Elvin, loan Murray, Ioan Hostena, Pat Hummel, Lois Mae Thomas, Sylvia Ann Wright, Rita Hotfrichter, Barbara Youde. First Row: Sidney Ross, Marge Metier, Elaine Peters, Marilea Ferguson, Vangiline Ness, Charlotte Petersen, Dorene Stambach. BOTTOM GROUP Freshmen Girls-Top Row: Sally Olsen, Roleen Aurand, Maureen Doyle, Marilyn Walmer, Marlys Pie, Mary Noethe, Donna Miller, Marilyn Eich, Donnis Fuller, lanice Weber. Third Row: lanice Ralle, Marilyn Miller, Fay Wilson, Lois Ginger, Marqorie Helmers, Susann Sonner, lanice Cowan, Diane Mattlin. Second Row: Betty Lorenz, Pattie Morris, Eva Bailey, Leota lohnson, Mary Fuller, Wilma Bates, Lynn Anderson, Dora Mae Goodale, Mary Fair, First Row: Darlene Rieq, Donna Fiedler, Elaine Beams, Delores Gillespie, Ruth Healcl, Betty Vance, Connie Whitaker, Helen Walton, Donna Marie Erick. Y-TEENS At the beginning of the second semester small groups were organized within the large one, and during each club period they met individually to work on projects. Arts and crafts, knitting, folk dancing, pen pals, and dramatics were the activities of these various groups. The climax of the year was the big Northwest District Conference held in Spencer in which the Y-Teens joined with the Hi-Y in being hosts to a day's youth program for delegates from Northwest Iowa, Minnesota, and South Dakota. 129.-.