Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

THE SPENCERIAN 1950 Zfze Senror Blass Spencer Hrgh School Spencer Iowa I I Hn Q41 YYY SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL 1900 FGREWORD From back bustles to blue Jeans that's for those who are leav1ng the rooms and halls qulte a jump, and 1t's all been done 1n flfty of Spencer H1gh, th1s yearbook 1S one of the years F1fty wonderful years, packed w1th all ways to keep those thoughts and memor1es the memones a hlgh school could offer and close to you always 2 . ' ' l ' or 1 - . 4 A l E I l was 451 SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL 1950 DEDICATICDN Ever smce 1900 Spencer Hlgh School has same school spurt passed on from the very been grow1ng and expandmg freshmen en frrst students to those commg after It IS to tenng semors qraduatrng styles changrng these people we feel rt rndeed an honor to teachers movmg What strll remarns 1S the dedrcate our 1950 Spencenan 3 gy ADMINISTRATION I TI 'I1'f'1-' l X 7 I I MR A W SALISBURY Mr Sahsbury has been a very capable cation he this year had the honor of serving as president of the Iowa Association of Sec ondary School Principals He was also a member of the reviewing committee for the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges oi the curriculum com mittee of the Natlonal Association of Sec ondary School Prmcrpals of the National H1 Y committee and of the area committee for work with high school youth SUPT. W. F. IOHNSON Mr. Iohnson has headed the school admin- istration very efficiently for several years. In addition he has held many community posts This year he served as chairman of a com mittee that prepared a Student Activity Hand book for Secondary Schools He was also a member of the research committee appointed by the State Superintendent of Public Instn1c tion to study a unified activity organization for the state and has served as a member of the Resolutions Committee of the American Association of School Administrators principal. Always promoting the field of edu- , I . l as , I- - I 1 H K 6 Ex' Seated l n nn r l Nort n Dr F D Vdin ton l'loya Camp ell Standing Q4 'is n A der J BOARD CDF EDUCATION The Spencer Board of Education has planned a full program of improvements in the educational facilities of the high school for the coming year. During the summer a floor will be laid over the present study hall that is two stories high. The study hall will be cut to one-half its present size in order to provide for a visual education room in the remainder of the space on that floor while overhead a library equal to the new study hall in size and two class rooms will be built. They have arranged with an architect to draw specifications for bids on a new gym voca- tional shops and other additions. A remedial reading program was added to the ele- mentary school curriculum and also a course in speech correction work. The Board is also developing a new athletic field in track. Mrs. Marie Sonner served as president of the Board this year Floyd Campbell as vice- president and Lulu Flint secretary and Carl Tuttle treasurer. Robert Dean Instrumental lffusr- I-FA '.-.'11:. :r1':'zr rn r:,us1 , fir-fraska Sta'e Tea airs- .':rtE.v:c-st+.rr1 I,II11'.'fIfSlfQ'. MaryHudson Q . .. ,, - , ,, . Ceonemere Enagszg' :A :uena X'lS'L1f araaue 'GNYK Wrnmfred Mcrrteney s X orld e nrrrfr EA S C Gr r lcv: C 'nmc Dan1e1Podo1l Pmerman Hrstorv Busrness Law Government nd Problems BS Mrnnesota U MS Chlcaqo U Graduate Worx at Nxsconsm Aushn Shearer Mood Shop Me1alS1oP IS C Colorado c e e of Educatron Cora Sorenson l-Iomemakma Home ana Famlly 1V rn, Grand Vrew BS ISC Gladys Grabe Homemakmq Home and Famrly Lrvrnq ES ISC Graduate Work ISC Lewxs Iones Indus rr I Ars BA Cen ral College Pcrscn Iowa Vkfesrevarr Iohn Fonkert work ai Iowa LI Floy Akm rresr man Eno rs C e C, ll oc Gradua rc at ISTf I Barbara Wakeheld 'J Lloyd Rrce gene S ler e srs r 1 G J K 3. ' o ' , Colorado U. '.'.':rQ'i Hr-'crj:, R7 . G Sgrarfiy, ' r .- Van Ifzsferyr I CC: aauate '.-Jerk, 2 a , 'Sol- irafic U., 'x'.'yo..' 4 U. .7 I If ' U. 'I , r 47 I 7 C l- v ' I X, . , ' L' - ' 2 ' : C. I A , . , I Y 'G I 5 1 I 'g 7 . Iumer Ifncjlisli, Speeqrzz EA Centra College: Graduae I ' . G '1 jl 21: EA 'C NCLG' : Y' ic wor' I, Cc :ratio U, Gras Priysrf' lirfiu 'G'l'.Il' IS T.. 'f.fu::':Q.y fy,-J: U. Co. ral -2 Q , As tant r ncrpal' ES Par- sons Celea - Graduate :rQ, Iowa U. Helen Knudsen CI U F George Appleby uv T1 F 'VIICG UH ISI Robert Pfaltzgrafi VC aI MUS1 B VIE Drake IN ME Dr Claue Powell De fl of Gxrrs Vcrld I-Irs cry Iumcr En hsn 5A Buena V151 ISTC Gr dua'e worn I wa U Luclle Bryan Spamsh Latrn Semor Enqlrsh BA Mornrnq sw Graduate work at ISTC Iowa U C I orado U Floyd Tate Coach Boys Phys1ca1 Educauon BA Upper Iowa Graduate work at Iowa U Kenneth Gnfixn Salesmanshrp Re-tall Sellmq Typmq Asslst ant Coach BA ISTC LcxVelle Steuck Shorthand Typmq BSC Iowa U ISTC Wayne Strong Aarrcunure BS ISC MS ISL, Florence Rondecru Ar' BFA Drake Audrey Speer Ofhue Ass1s'ant Derwzn Myhr Cherrustry Physrcs General S ren e Drlver Trarnmq BA ISIC Graauate work at Iwwa U ,l.,'5eE-r , Ce .eral Maia: EA Nezraska U. 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' 31 Q ' 3 1, ' 2 I -M-snnsnsm. , 1: ,EW TOP GROUP Third Row Geoff Berry Don Conlon Kerth Emrrch Lloyd Erssner Ronald Barnes Donald DeKos er Roger Fallrne Torn Anderson Glen Cnenhall I.aVerne Bleener Al an Brerdrnaer Second Row Mary Elvrn lnez Eeten VGUIIG Flack Patty Bandfreld Carole Anderson Donna Ashburn Sue Barber lo Chapman loanne Dorman Flrst Row Delores Faulkender Donnus Crosser Marllea Ferguson Carolyn Carey Betty Lou AmlCk Glorra Errck BOTTOM GROUP Th1rdRow Howard Herkens Dzck lverson 11m lensen Jerald Hersler Lee Iames Dems Kei ham Lowell Hrtchcock Holand Harnrr k Bob lones Paul Gannon Verle Dean Gustoff Second Row Charles Hansen Dlclc Glidden Sally Krng Shrrley Iohnson Prta l offrr hter Doreen Garmobst Dale Garmobst B111 Haburn Fxrst Row Pat Hummel loan Hosrena Donna Horan Mary larnes Hel n lo hrms Nora Galbraltn Donna Hargrave Iam Huffman CLASS OF I95I The Iunror Class IS typrcally the rndustn ous eager and enthusrastrc one and the eleventh grade of this year was certarnly no exceptlon In the fall they ambrtlously toted therr hotdogs and coffee on balmy nrghts and through ram or snow at every home football game at the new held Basketball season brought out the pop and candy sellers Mother was a Freshman presented by a double cast was an exceedmgly clever and well performed comedy Iunrors were actrve rn many act1v1t1es havmg a partrcularly out standmg number of boys rn athletrcs and students rn the journal1st1c held A flttmg clrmax of therr year was the beautrful Iunror Semor banquet and prom held at Clayfarr . i . . , A - -,,,, , . , . . Y 1 3 . , . , . . 1 3 , , , . , C , ' , 'C , .. , ' , .. : ' . . . K. 4 ,F , . , l . F. ' ' 4- , 1 1 1 - , 9 - A . , . sr . . . - . . H .1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 I - CLA SS OFFICERS Donald Delfoster Avalon MonSelle Donald Conlon TOP GROUP Tlnrd Row Park If r n Fr rlcnn lllr K E nn t Mu o Gary Lwlnqst n Elmer Goree Duane Rnodes Lewis M u n Second Row Lana Lo Key Aval n I nSell Mar 0 e Me rer Sldney Ross Darlene McCall Mary Helen Lrppola lo Morrrson Darlene Parks l.e a Mae Petersen First Row Vanqelrne Ness COl'll'l19 Haus h Elarne Peters BOTTOM GROUP Third Row Terry lyrrell Orlyrr Stef F B uce S'11ne Max VanBJren Melvm Vvlllrams lrm Vcllmer lrm Tank Pa Sfr na Donala Stclfler B1ll Spurlofx Second Row lerry Spron, Phylns Story Norma lNe-del Ca herlne Wells Lerla Sprrnqer Pnnle Schenkelberq Sylvla Wrtoht V1rq1n1a Sruve Morr1e Tuttle Fxrsi Row Barbara Youde Kay lyrrel Iody Wrtt Ame-lla Summers Mary V rrson Darlene Thompson Dorene Stambach Lors Mae Thomas 21 - ' : no 1: , af' .6 Q et 'gee ' 5, ' ' . I . ' o lic . : P' , 3 do E. 3 fl fl , ' . . ' ', ' , , t X , . ' : ' , ' C , ' , Charlotte Petersen, lcanne Preul, Beth Norland, Helen Louter, Katherine Pannell. - ' : T , i e ., I D Q , ' , ' , ' Q , ' , 2 J o , ' i .t , ' ' ' Q . : , ' , , 1 ' CLASS OF I952 The exuberant Sophomore Class put all 1ts energres to work on therr tradrtronal auto brographres th1s year Many very clever and or1g1na1 rdeas were used as themes 1n these books A hrghhght of the Sophomores year was the dehghtful comedy thev presented Uncle Fred Fhts By one of the best class plays ever presented by underclassmen The tenth grade has had an unusual number of students mterested 1n speech work Debate and fOIeI'1S1CS w1ll have many outstandmg students to depend on for another two years Next year the Sophomore Class w11l have the responslbrhty of sponsorlng the annual Iumor Semor prom and banquet Senrors w1ll be ant1c1pat1ng rt for 1t w1ll be except1onal TOP GROUP Thxrd Bow Curtrs Drcklnscn B Barton Hardee Ball Bur Brrchard Bob Carpenter Rayne nd Anderson B111 Doyle Darrell Curry Roger EIICKSOH D nald B renqer Second Row LcrVcnne Arndr Wrlma Ba es Maureen Doyle Nan y Buse Marrlyn Erch Ianlce owan Pole n Btu and D r1s FIOSSGI First Row Donna Erlck lacquelme Arrowood Ann Darley Lynn Anderson Verna Ayres Elarlne Bearn BOTTOM GROUP Third Row Don Humphrey Bernard Freebura D1 lc Fner Marvrn Ians Vtflluarn Flrnt Stanley Harrrson Robert l-lopkms Francls lackson Second Row Core a Iohnson Patty Fredler Donna Fredler Mary rurler Dora Mae Gcodale Bernxce Foxhoven Marlys Pre Mary For Donnrs Furler Lors Grnqer Carol Grrfhn Flrst Row Kathleen I-lol'nes Susan Gllcrest Leota Johnson Ma rg 1-levners Ruth Heald Dolores Gtnespre Darl ne I-lexsler Onalee Gloyd id TOP GROUP Third Row led Vm er Duan Parks lerry Lowe Eldon Larsen Dean Lundquxst Dxclc Pa ks Ted Lorenz P rrest Kmqn Second Row Laura Pannel Var n lvller Arlene Mxller Donna Vlller Mary Noethe Clysta Meyer Betty ll Glurnr ,I lea me Quee Ftrs! Row Lead Montgomery Sally Olsen Dlane Mattlm Carolyn Locke-y Llla l ran r B nme Lane Bet Lorenz BOTTOM GROUP Third Row Car yle Srn 1 llm Srrlnh rer y VerH ef Ton Smltll Bok Schemcelberd Car1Steflens Bob rllwn m r arlan 91 na an1 e et:-er .J t Urnbr ll lan1ceRalle Faye Arlson Fus! Row IL.ne Smlth Donna X a lla J l-el r r1 C nl Vl1l'11lGlCGI' Betty' Vance Carlyle Smith Susunn Sonnet Tom Munn CLASS OFFICERS 23 - ' : N 1 r' C , e , f , . , ' , ' r' , To J l.f. : I, V, 117 fi , . , . .L , .-, , ' V 5 kv , ne Y . ' : I , , ' , ' ' , , ' .f ze, L 'V ,, ,fy . - ' : 1 .At 1, ' . , N- C C , i , 1 ' . 2 fi ' , S ixrnia, Edward Stukey, Franklin Yfadsley. Second Row: Polly Slerfk, Darlene Ri-eq, Susann Sonner, Bonnie Stellish, Lf: 'Jfal e , ll ' 'JI la. fl ': 'ff ,Ve ty' .. le, ' , ' 7' . ' : l , 'zld nl, N. rj '.'fard, ,leyfe Teriey, .f 'er 'Cialis ., 'c.nie , Q . l TOP GROUP Fourth Row Fred Fu ler B Pre Bonme EISSUQI Earl Amls Robert Erlckson Bob Alaer Duane Duncan Ierry Efnrl n I1m Dunn Ray Dtrlcsen Third Row Rcnnle Arrowood Dale Craddock Allan Byers Hayrnona Davls Flon ald Free ur: R1 rard Ande s n P ul Bll n s Ierry Foran Drck Fe-nske Second How Beth Carlson Margaret Dot son Maman Brownell Sh1rl V Anderson I ne Dxl ma arn Ian tlimery Libby Craoln Marrlynn Dannewxz Ftrs! Row anls Bor 'lard Bev rlv D.1n lf r are E Na ale Cratq BOTTOM GROUP Fourth Row D rr I ns '1 LlVV1H Iones Stanley Hastmqs Bob l'l1QQ1I'lS Iohn Glep l run H tl-:ens I k Gensen Dems Io ns n Thxrd Row B l. n EOL l.1l'1e Thurley Iohnson Rlta Klndlesplre Annar Handy l.or ralne LeGr'1nd D1 k Hur rrew rn L1 16 Second Row Dorothy Klllmer Ardts Hamrlck Annet e Krxens Pat Hansen Mar IG I mes Erm Ketcn m Ann Heflae First Row Carolyn Henderson Betty Hurt Phyllls Iohnson Ralph l-'enr1 xav Llllll ren D1an laots aa l.1na Kfna CLASS OF I953 The Freshman Class th1s year was far ahead of the upperclassmen rn thetr enroll ment It not only had a larger number of students but also a hlgher percentage of boys than grrls a charmmg though unusual ratlo These n1nth graders found they were able to adjust themselves qu1te well to htgh school hte work and fun They entered qulckly 1nto work on Ttger Tempos athlet1cs and musrc A queen and court were chosen from the Freshman and Semor classes the wrnners tn the March of D1mes contest Per haps the most excmng assembly of the year resulted rn th1s txe Vandy Sees the L1ght and The Sxsters Mclntosh both comed1es proved the drarnat1c ab1l1ty of th1s class CLASS OFFICERS Yvonne Seaton Bull Speer Ann Hedge TOP GROUP Fourth Row Mayn rd OHara Hr 11 Peters n Gary R ,ers Le nard 'ioaoow Tornmz If Errtee 1, '1 d Vhnnr k Iacx Quee IGITY N1co1a1sen Danny Ne 11119 W yre UI rton Third Row P ulrne Perkrns lane Rose He1en Morrow Rea 'ta Mrrler Ianrce Mlller Vere Rus an Bez rly Ifqaqe LaVonne Peterson Second Row Iv n Reed Shrr ley Marr Rohm Reardon B b Rorah Madelon Pa ks Sandra M r1sky F1rstRow hm Montgomery Irm 1f1ICLl9U Mary Ann ON911 Ari ne Pyre Henry Peppmerer Keith 1JOl1 BOTTOM GROUP Fourth Row Don Undervvooa Dlchard S ro ,ms ave Jrnters O11ver Nulram on B111 Sa kett B111 Speer Francrs Vvrtt Uarhn CHU n Larry Stam a h Tom Twe ten Vtfayne Hat o Third Row Harvey Ward 'Yvonne Tuttle Yvonne Seaton Donna Wagoner Sat y TI' rnpson B Verly Wrlhams Arlene Vande Mark Cyn ma Zlsnka Orlyn Nremers Second Row Norman Van Enter Iack Srrnon Pea,y Zahrt Eleanor Sormq r Barrzara Zenor Donna Selzer Lowe-1 Shatto Dxck Spronq Frrst Row Kay w11 ox Margr Scnoles Martha Ward Grace Wlkre 25 - : 1 a ' , .Q .dev o , o , o T 1 ' , 1 j 1: . , no. ar 1' 'o, ' ,M ' ', ', a1.o . ' za t , ' , tl , ' ' , e 1 , re .' , . : a , V , W' , 0 ., , r , o ' . ' : ' , ' '1' u , . , , C , , .. , , - : ' ', .J : aa , '.'.' . 1' '1' ' , ' .rs , ' C , ' , ' ,f1'.,f', ' bc, t, S. t. ' : ,.' , , f' , 'L 13. , e ' ' , , t 'Q , ' ' . : , ' , ,H . . , ' e, ' . , ,A I U U . z Q W-: I .9 . A I I . I ORGANIZATIGNS TOP GROUP Fourth Row Pnyllrs Van Ent r 'narr e Belshe lane Ennrs Mar ha Ercnner Nancy Por er Sally Sackett Nan y Mann Colleen Wood IOP nn Stetfen Mar, ret Grnger Vrvrar Erkm Betty Arernl Third Row Mary Pratt Audrey Koehnk Patsy McDowell Marrel Konn Bonne lo rson Do lS Drrksen Drane Sorenson Carol Warren Mary Muetzel Lors Hughes Second Row Baro ra nuqanrn Nancy Lo env Madonna Dutton Mary Lou Batschelet Peggy Smr h Ieane Amrs Thelma Aurand VerNe aa Paulsen D rlene Vanlflouten Adehne Freeburg Beverly Iean Farrar Flrst Row Donna Unaerw oo Me re Iornson Shx ley Fallrne Nom Darey I Crarg Iuanrta Underwood Pat Wersbrod lean Underwood BOTTOM GROUP Fourth Row Patti Banahel I d vltt N rma Wedel Amelra Summers Darlene McCall Carole An derson Marv Helen Lrpp ld Ca herxne Vt ells Lerla Qprmge Sue Baroer Donna Ashburn Annre S h nkelberg Sylvra Morrxson Leta Mae Petersen Be tw l. u Amr tc I Caayman Mary Wrlson Sxdney Boss Kay Tyrrell Lana Lo key Second Row Darlene Parks Glorr Err K Donna H r rave Charlote Petersen Elarne Peters Nora Galhrarth Ioanne Pruel oarolvn Carey Ioan F senq Do 'ta Hor Ava n Monnelle Frrst Row Mary Elvrn Barbara Youde Mar one ter Lor IV' T V n N I mes Bett Norland lfrrqmra Struve loanne Dorman Pa lnumrnel Y-TEENS The Y Teens thrs year had a large enroll ment of the grrls 1n hrgh school The oblect of the year was marnly socral and educa t1onal rmprovement Th1S was carrred out rn the large assembhes of the group whlch met once every two weeks In the fall a Brg and Lrttle Srster P1cn1C an annual event was held after school had settled down Upperclass men the brg s1sters pa1red off wrth under class lxttle srsters many of whom were new to Y Teens The event was held rn the home maklng rooms rn the school precedmg a home football game Other rnterestrng pro grams durrng the year mcludecl talks on care of the harr and skrn by two authontres on good groomrng Io Mornson and Srdney Ross 1 Z P V h 9 , ol Pitt , ' , T A V , 1 , ' , C I , , I i A I HG . I . . 1 , . I I .. ' . : I . 1 , r t , i' ' ' ' ' ' . : ' a ' ' , ' 1 1 -, , , , 't , ' 1 1 ' f- ' ' - . , . , . , .. . , . . . o ., r . , r , .r . Ca l , , , , , - : .1 d, o Y W1 , L , ' . , - a , ' o , t. ' Q , ' e ' ' . , C. e , Wlrtght. Third Row: Inez Eeten, Dorene Stambach, Katherine Pannell, Helen Louter, Sally Krnq, Marrlea Ferguson, Io v ' , . . , 1 j o S' o I , ' ' . , ' , , Q., C . : P , 'a 'C' , 'ra Q , ' . , ' , N ' , , 'P 'A .13 2 , ' nr an, lo ' . ' : r l , t 3 ' Met , 's ,ae homas angel e .'ess, Mary a , 1 , ' , , 2 I . - - I I - - 1 , 1 . ' . , TOP GROUP Thlrd Row Wrlma Bates Dora Mae Goodale larnee Weber Mar1an Wetland Mar1lyn Ere Manlyn Wal mer Marlys Fxe Mary Fa I Lots Gmaer Del res G1ll9Sy16 Second Row Iantce Ralle Mary Fuller Ftuvt I-leald M ry Nard Susann Sonner M rw ne lnelrrters D l mer Donna Fredler Elalne Beams First Row rm Sally Olsen Marnyn Mtller Lynn Anderson .Jar n '31 a li en Nalton Betty V r Donna Brrck BOTTOM GROUP Thxrd Row Ianet Emery Sally Thornpsow B1ta Krndlesprre Mar IG James Reatha Mrller u ev lol nson Errn Ke-tcham B h Carlson Paty Hans n Donn! Wagoner Yvonne Seaton Natalre Craxg Second Row Doro hy Krllmer Ann rleage Bar ara Zfnlr Morrran Browt ll Beyer y Mugge l.1 y Cragrn Shrrley Anderson l n t Dnnngham LaVonne Peterson Annan Handy Arl ne Pyle F1rstRow Martha Nard Marllynn Dannew tz Peggy Za r B tty Hurt Eleart r Sprrnger Sandra Vlonsk, Margaret Ellen Madelon Parks Carolyn Henderson lfrarf Ann Olwerl Gra Wrllue Y-TEENS the two representatlves to the 1949 summer camp gave detarled descr1pt1ons of therr week of summer fun and shared w1th the group songs and games that they had learned there At one meet1ng a representa t1ve from a downtown womans shop pre sented a very 1nterest1ng style show of 1950 sprmg and summer fash1ons A very unusual rel1g1ous program was grven at Chnstmas tlme Mrs C C Collester gave an 1nformat1ve talk dunng the Lenten season on the symbols of the church On Apnl 29 the Y Teens were represented 1n Sloux Falls South Dakota at the annual Co Educatronal Conference Rep resentatrves attended d1scuss1on groups and the evenmg banquet i - r r f f fn ' .. , ' . 1 , ' ' , 3 ' 'A' . : ' . , , Q , a ' r A ' Y A w' l - A 1-nl. - f , , a ,o , enna 1, , . , .. . : Co r e fumage., ' , o, ' , ,D re e . e 'et ' , a Jie, .. . 1 , ' , et , e , ' , V , r ' . : l ' A , , F IJ J ' , ' IE , Q' 'H , lllf , I , A I 'J L- ' , , , e . ' ' : , ' , 1 , it 1, e , .o f' , . ' . . . ' e ' ' ' re ' ' . . . . . . ' - I I . , . Second Row blclre Dress ather ne V lls Ray Tyrrel Ma 5 lfu tzel B C n n F1 st Row A re K 'mk T If rrrson B nm Iorms n lam eRa Y TEEN CABINET The Y Teen offrcers for th1s term were Mary Muetzel presrdent Srdney Ross vrce pres1 dent Avalon MonSelle recordmg secretary The club has varxous commrttees w1th d1ffer ent dutres to perform Io Morrlson 1S charrman of worshxp Catherrne Wells mus1c Beth Norland servrce Audrey Koehnk member sh1p Kay Tyrrell socxal M1ss Powell M1ss Hudson and M1ss Sorenson were the club s adv1sers Y Teens reorqanrzed th1s year add mg a Mother Councrl composed of Mrs C R Fuller Mrs Otto Hummel Mrs I P Lp pold Mrs Coral McDowell Mrs I R Morton Mrs E E Munger Mrs L H Preul Mrs C V Whxtaker and Mrs G H Wrlson They drd much to plan the year s program : N . y l , C . l Je , ' l, ' l e , eth arlscn Avalo Mc Selle, 'r : . ui y oel , ,o .3 ' , o 'e l o , S lle. - . . . , ' 1 . I , ' ' - ' ' I , . - - - . , . , . . 1 ' . , . , . . . . 5 , 5 . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . , . - , - Seated l --,- HI Y COUNCIL The H1 Y Counc1l meetmqs were held once a month to dlscuss the club s bus1ness and act1v1t1es Ofhcers were elected at the flrst meetmg and those who served th1s year were Harold Watt presrdent Rlchard Mc Vey vxcepres1dent Wayne Zahrt secretary treasurer Thelr lob was to plan programs for the comlng club per1ods The H1Y together w1th the YTeens sponsored a hxgh school skat1ng party 1n March The purpose of H1 Y has been to create both rn the school and the communlty a h1gh standard of Chrlstran character At the present t1me there are over 9000 H1Y Clubs 1n the Umted States ts terr1tor1es and 1n Canada Wllh an approx1 mate enrollment of 200 000 members lf I i P l Q Q Q , I I 4 1 r 5 5 ' s 1 1 4: ? I Q A t if Standing: Gary Fingers, Ez: Baffin Drk Cudaen, 'Mayne Z'::.r1 Glen ff:.ffr1:.al. Riff. l.f'7fej.', f,'fz:l','Qe T' .r.. J.. : ,errv Sytrzrts HQ. S: eer, H lf,l'i '.'.'1'i Elll Spilrfzfx-1 Harlem Hill, Dzrfzlii f.f11.ri1 M. 2 I , I ' . , ' I , ' , ' 1 1 I I I - a ' I n TOP GROUP Third Row Creston Sanders Kenneth Kxrk Tom Tornpson hm Shaw Garland Carver Wayne Zahrt Dean re quson Harold Watt Harold Anderson Dean lames Donald OI-lara Bernard Shrrk Second Row Donald lbel Leo Walton Dx lc Kenaston Leonard Srruth Shelby Schoemnq Andrew Noethe Ronald Roskens Merrtll Arnold hm Olson hm Valdahl Ioe Scot Fxrst Row Rrchard McVey Rtchard Baldwm Don Peterson hm I-hqqms Tom Prechel Phl lrp tyrrell Ken Petersen Davrd Bezonz Iohn Thutrer BOTTOM GROUP Thlrd Row Pat Spronq Lowell Hrtchcoc Ronald Barnes Don DeKoster Lee Iames hm Tam: Glen Chenhall Second Row Terry Tyrrell Drck lverson Kelth Enrtck Lloyd Etssner Park Morton Howard hetlcens Morne Tuttle First Row lerry Sprong Brll Spurlock Dlck Gltddet Donald Conlon Lewrs Moulton Geoff Berry YECJMEN-MONARCI-IS The Semor Yeomen chose as therr oftrcers for thrs year Harold Watt presrdent Wayne Zahrt v1ce presxdent Rrchard McVey secre tary treasurer The four classes worked qulte closely thrs year havrng all of the1r club sessrons as one group The club penods were spent hstenmg to speakers or taklng part 1n d1scuss1ons and debates The Iunlor Mon archs elected B111 Spurlock presrdent Ierry Sprong v1ce presrdent Dlck Ghdden secre tary treasurer Thrs year the boys lomed the Youth IH Government movement Four boys were chosen to attend a model legrslature rn Des Momes Don Mrnmck Howard Helkens and Iohn Thutrer were Representatrves and Glen Chenhall a Senator l . . - V- . . - - , , , , . , .- 7 , , . . .F . . . . , c , , , . , , . , -A - A , 1 . , , . 1 A . 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TOP GROUP Thlrd Row Dean 1.undqu1st B111 Brrchard Boo Schenkelberq Bob Carpenter Carl Stetfens Raymond And rson Jerry Lowe Second Row Bernard Freehurq Percy Verlloei D1c1c Fxler B111 Doyle Ted Lorenz D1 1c Parks FITS' Row Carlyle Smr h Bob Barton hm Sm1t1 Don Humphrey Hardee Ball Darrell Curry BOTTOM GROUP Thlrd Row Marlm Sm1th Ia lc Gensen B111 Speer B111Sackett Stanley HGSYIUQS Duane Duncan Gary Roq rs Paul B11l1nas Second Row Ronnze EISSH r Ierry E'nr1ck Dona1d M1nn1ck Fred Fuller Tommy N1cEnt e Terry N1co1a1sen Tom Twetten L1nde11Peerson Flrst Row 11m Mrtchell Allan Byers Wayne Morton lack S1mon R1 hard Anderson Harvey Ward CRUSADERS-ALPI-IAS At the begrnmng of the year the boys learned the proper procedure for the House and Senate At a later date they returned to the cap1to1 bu11d1ng to take part 1n actual leglslatmg At th1s t1me the boys lntroduced several brlls 1nto the House and Senate The boys had a pract1ce sesslon for the Y Teens and H1Y present1ng the var1ous b1llS and amendments they planned to propose at the state 1eg1s1ature The Sophomore Crusaders had as the1r ofhcers for th1s year Hardee Ball pres1dent Bob Barton V1Cep1'9S1deI'lt Carlyle Sm1th secretary treasurer B111 Speer was pres1dent of the Freshmen Alphas Gary Rogers v1ce pres1dent Donald M1DHlCk sec retary treasurer - : . , , . . D . U 1 4 'C 'r' , ,. . . , , , , , e . ' . '0 ' 'L ' 'A 4 11 A 1 . . ' . , F . . - . ,- , , , , , e. . : ' ' Q, 1', ' , .. 1' 1:- . . . . . , , ., , C I ' I I I I - I u 1 - v ' I . I . , I . -I ' u EDITORIAL STAFF Back Row: Kerri.: Healer Sa -c Pf.r.:.1e Flsner fain f.l ' Front Row: TIGER TEMPOS The school paper, Tiger Tempos, became a completely independent, self-supporting newspaper this year. An advertising depart- ment was added to our staff and ad men replaced the circulation staff in being the chief breadwinners. The paper was printed by the Times and all the work in both the advertising and journalistic fields was done by Miss Bryan and the student staff. Every two weeks an issue appeared. Many com- plimentary comments heralded the new look of Tiger Tempos. A fitting climax was the selection of our paper as one of the top six high school papers in the state and honors received from the national contest sponsored by the Tuberculosis Association. Third Row: Myra Rowley, Nancy Porter, Park llcrten, Zenis Ketchum, lim Shaw, Tom Thompson, Catherine 'x'v'ells, Yvonne Seaton, Mary Vtliiscn, Second Row: Diane Sorensen Carolyn Carey, Beth Carlson, Dick Kenaston, Mariel Kohn Io Morrison, Betty Hurt. First Row: loan Hosteng, Connie 'Nhitaken Darlene Parks, Patty Hansen, Annie Schenkelberq, Marilyn Dannewitz, Donna Horan, Third Row Hxchard Baldwm Harold Watt Max VanBuren Wayne Zahrt Ronrue Roslcens Lee lames Gary Floqers Drck 5'1ler B111 Speer Second Row ma Hers er Mar 'xrlson F1rst Row Marv Farr Fleatha Mrller Ma v lfue ze Kav 1 Au r v Koehn Am STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l IS the representatxve government of the student body Its mem bers are a pres1dent elected by all classes the presudents of each class and theu elected Ron Roskens Aud'eY Koehnk w Y e Zahn representat1ves The Student Councll holds 1ts meetmgs every two weeks before school At lh1S t1me the problems regardlng hlgh school students are d1scussed The counc1ls work beglns every fall by sponsormg the Home comlnq act1v1t1es Throughout the year 1t plans the 1mportant h1gh school partles Thanksglvrng Chnstmas Valent1ne and Sprmg After the Wmter Band Show the V1S1t mg out of town band members were treated to an lnformal snack by the representatwes STUDENT coUNcIL orrrczns 36 rf, l gy.: I I C . 6 . , . -V V . :Nor l,.yX' .' :.A ,, rA.tl,. Tyrrei' :ie-A r' , lc, r Daxlejr. 1 I . -1 1 , 1 I a I T You've got uwlul stuck-up and conceitedf' Tom Mann giving Beyond the Last Mile. The only thing we can do is not to notice il. So I held up the ceiling with one hand. SPEECH The play. Special Guest The Debate Squad. Sully Sackelt in lnterprelative Reading. 37 , . 'if 'X 5 Fourth Row: Dean Ferguson, Gaiiand Carver, Ken Kirk, Paul Ganncn, irn Olsen, D1 'K Humphrey I . Dirk Parks, Bok' Barton, Lin Valaatzl Per'y Verhloef. Third Row: CCZlllf'IlI'1G 'ffflls Notify Mann Donna Hiller Ncrnta Tfeael, Mary 'i'i'nscn, Kay Wilcox, lvlariiynn Darrnewrxy, lvlrzrjea Ferguscn Lindfril Poerscn. Second Row: Charlotte Belsle, loanne Pruel Kay Tyrrell, Pam' Sierck, Gwen :'fli1TlS, ffzis H:-Q fg:r1:', llarilyri Miller, Sidney Flcss Arlene Pye from Mae Gffrfiak. First Row 113' Nffif, fwlartj: Ptrter, Pai Faridfgmti, larrre Ccwan, .lflliz Sirzirtz-Lis, ffc fi Klint heal Z: II,-. 'xlrigx .-2'-TGS, S,1s1:r1G1. ifs' I. Ilflj ',fr1 i-fr'v.'i:i. The Spencer High School A Cappella Choir climaxed a busy year by again winning a division one rating in state contest among class A choirs. This marks the fourth year for such a rating. As a matter of fact, the choir has received a division one rating ever since its beginning. The selections sung at contest were: Hallelujah by Randell Thompson A CAPPELLA and Oh Love So Brief from Grief to Glory by F. Melius Christensen. Robert Pfaltzgraff, a graduate of Drake University, was the choir director and vocal music instructor this year. Mr. Pfaltzgraff has done a fine job with the vocal music department. Five other groups from the department were also entered in state music contest: madrigal group, girls' Fourth Row: l.ffC11':r': Srmil., Dill O Inari Divyi Ei-7' 111, 311-2 ?1'1Q'l'.-J.:1 lllll Sl,'I'.'J ffrry L' T' 111 Tw: ttf :1 T,ITllv,lGllll, l.,cyf1E1ss11f-1,'.'. :g:11- Zc1:g1?. Third Row: En: 'I .1':, 11:13 lf1.s1 1., L, Srtzxflz, .lxllflll Byers, Ted lfflll 'f1r, Sc1l.j.' 911 kr-t', '11f lf !'1:.:f1s'11, Hf 1fI.'I l.'f1l.- 1 -l'Ill.'3'I1 E: .. Second Row: f:.1.lll1 lffflbl Ldrifrtf- Parks, fgelrztr ':, if s 1. 'fir '.'. : 1 l'1Ill 'f F, V int., l.f'z .1r1 .XlVlli i 4.'.'zf:f11ei, l.f'1ry F':1r, fffyrfx Fr ,v.- First Row: fr: 1 ' 'zars ll 4' f S'1l.'.' Tllllfllf sort, lo Mcr11sf.11, Mfirjx ' Gif-tzil, Qhisen '.'.'gig1 l..'rr,' 1 1, Uaryir. ' Gill. CHOIR sextet, girls' trio, boys' quartet, and mixed quartet, and seven soloists. The choir ap- peared in concert in two outstanding per- formances given during the year. The first was the annual Christmas concert. Candle- lighting was used very effectively to open and close the concert, arranged in three parts-the first and last being serious and re- ligious, the middle one a comic scene of a Winter gathering after a sleigh r1de. A spring concert, which also featured the five small groups, was presented to a school assembly shortly before contest. The choir, in its purple and gold robes, was one of the largest the school has had, numbering eighty-three students. Fifth Row NWS aw cm Vann Mr Dean Beverly Qrerclc Ro nder A n 5 refs n lrar ea r reason Nan y acret nson Dems lfetc Fourth How Eu de rlencens D es Pune a r B1ll Patnasw Thtrd Row 1 rces Br rms S Dc e U 'fa lx 1 er Kennet C rx Carl nd Carver 1 4 nder v econd Row l l D I e Gccd e rre fr x lSSl r sen Vu 1ma l nc Q ll rse He en Pennlnq Dcn Un lervvccl Pcttx sfr D rna llll er Darlene 1 Dlane Hcfstad lrst Row an rf' ll 'J y-cms 1 Ba W P aw 1alce 'lf' c leer Ger rude I.1rp ld MR ROBERT DEAN SPENCER I-IIGI-I The Spencer Hrgh School Band cl1maxed tts most br1l l1ant year by wmnmg a d1v1s1on one ratmg 1n class A concert band compet1t1on 1r1 state musrc contest for the fourth consecutwe year Besrdes I1 Guarney the band prepared frve other numbers from wh1ch the Judges chose three movements from The P1ISl Surte ID E tor Mrlrtary Bands Two outstandrng band shows mrdwmter and sprmg were presented Probably the most outstandrnq event was the bands appearance 1n spectal concert at Roosevelt Audrtonum Des Mo1nes an occasron wh1ch honored the band and d1rector Robert Dean The band was also 1nv1ted to part1c1pate 1D the Waterloo rnarchmq band festrval and was presented as the featured band among forty others 40 ' :ln h ,T 1 11 , . , 'M' , ,ert'Va.' ..rde,D:a sAc .o 1' rl 'e c , c Ease 'Dr s ta Ich , ' rs ham, : r tie ' Q , elcr, Q 'l .n Ve, ' 1 l, ' : .l.r,ie,.a Qalllffli, l1l'1r1.' la.. , ski Hcpl' , hir!-ey lvldrr, D Len Darn cast, . . ry I.. , . h I1', 1. 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Standng I. h Mon x turf rv -l F H ated I K l Marv' 'Marr' The program of Freshman Drama Club included such ac tivities as impersonations stage craft and skits written by the individual members A number of the meetings were spent in the study and practice ot the art of stage make up The year s activities ended with a study of one act plays Officers chosen by the club were Dick Penske president Tom Twetten vice president and Shirley Ander son secretary The Freshman Drama Club was sponsored by Miss Akin ROMANITES The Romar1ites is a club made up of Latin students study- ing Caesar. Organized in 1947, this was the club's third year. Officers for this year were: Iody YVitt, president: Darlene Heisler, vice-president: Myra Rowley, secretary: Mary Ward, treas- urer. The club met every other Friday during Latin period and spent its time discussing ancient Latin culture. The constitution was printed, framed, and hung on the wall The annual Roman ite picnic ended the year Second Row First Row FRESI-IMAN DRAMA CLUB . : ea. iaorncrjr EGYA' MTG np., Qelen Walton, Da l'fr11 ' C-left. Se zfvlarif oxr1,Mf::5 EQ rs fuiy '.'f1t', ll'-vzrr fixvy- , w 1, ' A . .. I 1 V - 1 I I - I . . . Third Row: Qt fi Isnt '1::. I....L- Tfffl' N1 yzisfin Et ir. ::.5in, 1f:.1.i '..:.:.1'f1 N 1. r. : fl 1: tit F E. f:.L:.f 5.1. TVIS' 1. E 21:21-1. ' :.'::.1r: rxrfu' ,.,:::1:1' lljlf., BREAKING THE PINATA Carlos Carlotta' Crerre Uds Las bocas' Es t1empo para huestra Club de espanol Yes the Spanrsh Club was rn sesslon aga1n Pedro Bezonl served as el Presrdente Carlos Mann as el Presl dente Segundo Carlota Sackett as Secretarro Maxlmxlllano Ferguson guarded the dues Engra c1a We1SbIOd wrote our news Th1s year found our happy Spamards busy plannrng Dra de Los Reyes CChr1stmas Partyl a Ch1l1 Supper and a pxcmc to whrch the frrst year Spanlsh class was 1nv1ted In regular meetrngs h1story and Span1shAmer1can lrfe was drscussed A hxghhght of the club s act1v 1t1es was a V1S1l to the home of Senora Shannon who has traveled all over South Amerrca The framed constrtutron hangs rn the Spamsh corner of room twenty nxne LGS ESPANOLES ALEGRES Stundmg n IJ nes S Mary 1. I Ver rslr Bezfr Sxttmg L wrs V1 G rry 'vw 43 Second Row Ralpn Selzer lxrn Vollmer Duane Straub Duane Kracht Furs! Row J lm Tlnuuer Mervm Roca W Donald Durst Dwayne Gxnqer Francxs Iackson S11 Lake CITY LeMars Hartley Estherville Laurens . Hartley . Ayrshire 3' Fourth Row Thxrd How Second Row year IS the Swme I-'erd Improve cooperattvely conducted proy problems relatmg to swtne pro Grnger presldent Mervrn Hog gow vtce prestdert Don Durst secretary F F A tl l Th1s year the Spencer chapter of the na t1ona11y organtzed FFA has carned out a very successful program under leadershlp of Wayne Strong The forty nme boys studytng vocat1onal agnculture sent hve representa t1ves to the Nat1ona1 FFA Conventron at Kan sas CITY Th1s year they establtshed two Wlld hte areas tested sorl seed and m1lk for Fourth Row F '1 o ra rts Third Row Larson D 115 'K x rt Frrstllow Y 11 IU F2 butterfat for the farmers of the area The boys have over S26 O00 mvested rn hvestock An all school party was sponsored at whtch t1me a queen and court were elected Ofhcers elected for thts year were Don Peterson pres1dent hm Vollmer v1cepres1dent Elmer Quee secretary Den1s Ketcha'n treasurer Burdette Herkens reporter Second Row .4 3' rv I 1 . 1 1 0 Y . 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I 1 A new branch organtzed thrs ment Orqantzatton The boys had a very busy year They mxxed protem and mmeral feeds ect tours and showed thetr hogs at the Northwest FFA Swtne Show The orgamzatton held two rneettngs a month to dtscuss cluctton Ofhcers were Dwayne l Third Row Pauline Perkins Iean Amis Adeline Freeburg Mary Noethe Ioan Kirkwood Donna Wagoner Diane Mattlin Clysta Meyer Second Row Linda Knight Beverly Dunn Darlene lxunert Phyllis Story Delores Faulkender Annette Krtens Bonnie Lane First Row Iune Smith Merle lohn son Ianet Rose Erin Ketcham Iuanita Underwood D nna Underwood FI-IA READING FOR FUN A new club this year Readmg Club has as 1ts officers Mary Iames president Madonna Dutton v1ce presldent Nancy Porter secretary treasurer with Mlss Powell as adviser The group has kept very busy read ing stories listening to stories read by Miss Powell visiting the library mending books making book covers and reading re The Future Homemakers of Amenca devoted most of theu t1me to needle craft and d1scuss1ons of money management A few Sklts added much to the enjoyment of the meet1ngs Among other act1v1t1es a party was held with the FFA as guests and club p1cn1c on Apnl 27 The officers were Donna Underwood president Iuamta Underwood vice president Donna Wagoner secretary Adehne Freeburg treasurer First Row l 46 O I O . I ' I . ' 1 . ' 1 . I . - . I I : ' , . 1 , - ' : I - I - I f , views on books' Second Row: l.ff::1:,'1 f1'f.r.1r, Narii' F ,ttf-r L 1,421 :73:.r'.'-... ' :..faaL:1:g: lumen .-Rr,-Erie Lf...-ez I-fail: fumes. Seated Standmq Future Busmess Leaders of Amerrca was reorgamzed after a lapse of two years Club perrods were spent 1n llstenrnq to speakers from local clubs and 1n group d1scuss1ons of job pOSS1b1l1l1eS and further educatlon Ofh cers are Norma Hersler presrdent Marge Metrer secretary Io Morrrson reporter Mrss Steuck Mr Gnfhn adv1sers JUNIOR SENIOR SPEECH CLUB Third Row: Heier. Lo gif-I ::1fYf.1lf-ELS.-of Qeaz. Fefggsor. liz. C HaI': Iailte inns. Second Row: Nora Gal- ,::a1'h,2arlene fhorig, son, l.aVonne foixis Io Morrison. r.eQ,,f.1ary Prat1,...a:1.' latte Lane Mar one T.feY1er,Donr1us C. ossfl Sj,'. 1a '.'.'r1'g:.'. FBLA The Iun1orSen1or Speech Club under the d1rect1on of Mr Fonkert has 1nc1uded many phases of speech work 1n 1lS act1v1t1es Those presented were poetry readmgs one act plays debates pantorrumes declam and ln terpretatlve read1r1gs Var1ous members of the club led the programs IIITI Shaw was pres1dent Charlotte Belshe secretary OG .J 13 na Auar w -c Na or ll ' o o o - , , . I I I - - , . , . . . . . . I - . 1 . ' , , - l an - r . :f.fa.y sluetzel Coleen o ', Charlotte Ellen- Sally Satkgi, Zonna HZfCI7,ElI1IllE- fognson nav 'bezom Beth Nona ', 'ej Koeinl .' n3yl.f'I1 . ' :firm fl For., 'gift S:'.a'.'.'. First Row: Katherino fan TOP GROUP Second Row Bob Iones Dale Evans Roger Falhne Gary Lrvmqston Garland Carver Drck Baldwrn Irm Hrqqrns lrrv Valdahl Mr Myhr I-'trst Row Elwrn Iones Don lbel Ronnre Free burq Btll Spurlock Bob Alqer Larry Stambach BOTTOM GROUP Second Row Francrs Wrtt Fred Fuller lrm Dunne Don Underwood Robert Enck on Stanley l-lastmqs lack Gensen Iohn G1 p B111 Sackett First Row Ronme Arrowood Dlck opronq Dems Johnson Darrell lohnson Lowell Shatto Raymond Davrs Marlm Srntth lerry Emrrch AERONAUTICS A new club thrs year Aeronautrcs IS under the drrectron of Mr Myhr The club IS con ducted as a regular class Mr Myhr had many toprcs for drscussron They talked about varrous types of arrplanes therr specral features and 1dent1f1cat1on There were sev eral drscussxons on the basrc maneuvers control and rnstruments of the arrplane The extent to whrch a prlot may trust h1s plane and the effect of flymg upon the human body were brought up The latter part of the course was devoted to the study of c1v11 arr regula t1ons and hrghway patrol of the arr lanes A hrghhght of the club year was a vrsrt to the local arrport At the present trme one of the boys IS flyrng - 2 , . , , , , , , - S , I , V '91 I - l 1 l . 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Third How Duane Rhodes Merrlll Arnold Harold Anderson Andrew Noethe Bernard Sh1rlc Kenneth Klrk Leo Walton Tom Prechel Second Row Henry Peppmel r Brll l-larurn lim Smlth hm Iensen Ilm Olson Ioe Scott l rry Lowe Fxrst Row Ivan Re d Rxchard And rson Curtxs DICKINSON lflorrr Tuttle l.ew1s Moulton D1clc Kenaston The Camera Club 1S composed of twenty two boys GdV1Sed by Mr RICE Tom Prechel 1S pres1dent Drck Kenaston VICE pres1dent and Harold Anderson secretary treasurer Learn1ng the drfferent types of cameras and the1r parts the boys learn how to make better photography Most 1mportant po1nt stressed IS the p1cture 1tself how 1t s made and what makes It good or bad is SCIENCE CLUB ,WW Second Row Glen C1enl1all Brl Schenlcelberq Dedn Lunaqutst F1rstRow Peres Knrqh Earl A115 T rry Tyrr l The Scxence Club has worked on 1nd1v1dua1 proyects then reported the1r progress to the club It has trred to teach each member more about the held of sc1ence he 15 mterested rn and broaden h1s back ground by hstenmg to other mem bers reports Sponsored by MISS Knudsen and Mr Appleby the club has as 1ts ofhcers Glen Chen hall pres1dent Bob Schenkelberg v1ce pres1dent Bernard Freeburg secretary treasurer ri fl, ' lg 'A 1' ff Q 'le , av .l illfg ' 5 ' A 1 21111 l V tt ' . ' V : 1 1 - 1 , ' 'Z . 4. . 4: A 4 ! 4 . fig., Q, ' 1 1 ' 1' 1 1 1 C1 1 . : 1 'e,' 1 ,' ,' 1 1 19 - : e, ' e , ' ,X 'e , ' 1' . I 1 ' I ' ' u 1 . . . .1 1 1 : Cl ,cv ' : lt ' t, l. , e el. 1 1 . ,, ,- x ' ' -. 'N -181 -O ' ' . - 51 '-4 - . ' 1 . , I r X g . V W . . I I I ' , W ' I 1 av A yi' ,, . , . l I ,' . 8 ' . , .I ' .A ,1 . I' ACTIVITIES I le 141' 'WSWNIQI LADIES NIGHT SADIE I-IAWKINS Step nqht up 1ad1es and gents and see the b1ggeSl show on earth' Yes the annual Sad1e Hawk1ns Dance was under way th1s year the theme was Under The B1g Top The walls were plastered w1th grraffes ele phants and h1ppos Games and fortune tell mg lemonade and cookres were prov1ded for the costumed students The dance was held on March 25 1949 1n the gym of Spencer Hlgh PORTRAIT OF TWO CLOWNS 52 SITTIN ROUND 'F T I 4 ' fw L I . , . . I . 1 - - ' I I ' ' . t Homecoming ceremonies started by presenting the Queen, Patsy Mc- Dowell, to the student body. Then the student body, band, Queen and at- tendants paraded down Grand. That night the pep rousing Snake Dance went to Leach Field where a dummy representing Storm Lake was burned. On Friday night the large crowd went home happy: the Tigers won 34-6. At the dance at Claytair after the game Hon Roskens presented Patsy McDowell with a dozen roses and a bracelet. 54 PIE EATING CONTEST CONNIE SEES SANTA THANK YOU ST NICK CROWNING THE VALENTINE SWEETHEART VALENTINE DANCE The colorful Chnstmas party was held at B111 s Den December 23 The prevrous year s boys quartette sang several numbers and Mr RICE drstnbuted grits as Santa Claus The hlghhght of the Valentrne Dance was the crownmg of the queens and krngs Mary Muetzel Ann Hedge Dean Iames I1m Shaw The1r court Isabel Me1ster Audrey Koehnk Yvonne Tuttle Mary O Nell Drck Kenaston PARTIES Leonard Sm1th Torn Thompson Wayne Zahrt A party everyone agreed was one of the best grven was sponsored by FFA There were races games and square dances Con me Wh1taker was crowned FFA Sweetheart w1th S1dney Ross and Ann Hedge attend ants These are a few of the many fun frlled dances of the year 1 1 - 1 - 1 , . . 1 , - , . . , . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' ' . , , . , . . 1 1 1 How can you stand there and he about hxm' The Nlght of Ianuary 16th was a very unusual play as It prov1ded for aud1ence par t1c1pat1on A lury from the c1ud1ence brought rn a verdxct of not gullty after see1ng the play The cast had learned two endmgs and used the one that iltted the verd1ct SENIOR PLAY real name rs Ruby O Toole The Nrqht of Icrnuary Slxteenth Drrected by Iohn Fonkert f P m J Pr Km: and I1 F c owrone v Vhltheld QIGUYCT Iunqqrnst Lowrem e Regan Clerk of Court kfrrcn Andre 'Nlcm V Let Foul HV M S TIUTKI In J e nmncs .ara ree we Krnc GUCI' .Jen Rose 'Parc 1 and B111 H nsen D n Gray IN a Glbscn Lorene Vo lrner r .nhl ley O1 musen ,e r Bar er Karen Stop ' I phoned you to walt lor me Mcmdcr SV nson Her Frlends Jane Chan'ile Fc or 3 Van Pens Manly n Ke ham tary Gunn n Bet e Turner June F1 S1'F lCUS our X 'IBJTGH Wsfrrnf' Jhxtae T Je Q re cues G e me B Tve scn M N N Ren N Why you you xmpudent upstart L , 1 , V f! 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Eldon Cro' e H , 5 i v 1 . 55,8 A i 5 . - Mother Was cz Freshman Directed by Iohn Fonkert ' . ,.Y.. ' - . j2T.f.S'.f'. '. .e If, 73.5. 'V ix.: Pf ,. ., ,,, .. A .... ,...,dES ...: ,,Ss .-fu.. ,.,. :xQe',.,,, H, ,, -.,, .. 6. .. ..3f'1':. Pixma. fIZ'?.f',':. Pint.: , , . . F f',fESS',f ,f ... ' 1.215 Eifff ..,',1f I LlSSf'.5f -vf D- . f' ,J. ' 'fn V',V-f ... Jr,.,.. ... Ji ... F LK .-.A Lf-Eff :, fw Kusv ..1.f1I:::.f '.'.'1'. , . . HL I JUNIOR PLAY Susan, you don'i understand. 57 J . 0 Y Bu! I can only do what I can! Never mmd them Ponqo-Dear have some tea You might at least hsten to a fellow before you bust him one SCDPI-IOMORE PLAY Uncle Fred Fhts By Dlrected by Mary Hudson Pongo Crumpet Uncle Fred Mard uha W1lber Mr Parker Iudge Basher Lady Duff W1lson Mary Duff W1lson M1ss Dougal M1ss Spencer Pohceman Mrs Parker Bob Barton Russell Roskens Tom Mann Maureen Doyle Conme Wh1taker Dlck F1ler Carl Steffens Percy VerHoef Marllyn M11ler Lynn Anderson Iamce Cowan Donna Valdahl Carlyle Smrth Sue Sonner The members of the Sophomore Drama Club elected Tom Mann pres1dent Hardee Ball secretary Sally Olsen Connre Whrt aker program chalrman Or1g1nal plays were wntten by the members and presented to the club The one act play Why I Am a Bach elor was g1ven for the Spencer Drama Club The club was under the dxrectlon of M1ss Hudson Thxrd Row P E Ea 1 Second Row Fxrst Ro We AS PICTURED Front Row Dr H L Dean lSUl7 Dentlstry and Medlcme Dr C Woody Thompson CSUD Busmess Admrmstranon Marqzcrta lrland CISCD Home Economlcs Beatrl e Donaldson llSCl Dletetlcs loyce Zleqler KSUU Nursing Eleanor Taylor KSUIJ So tal Servtce Dr Ear Harper KSUD Art Muslc Dramatlcs Back Row Sgt Marlon Erkes lSpencerl Armed Servx es Georae Allen BMC fSpencerJ Armed SEYVICSS C W Ellls tS1oux Cltyl Cosrnetoloqy E F Wzlkre ENC lSpencerl Armed Servxces Ray Donels CISCJ Phys1cal EdUCGl1OD RIC Ioraensen fDes Momesl AVIGTIOH L O Stewart llSCl Enqmeermq Howard Porter CAIB Des Momesl Commerclal Edward Mason lSUlllOUYHGl1Sm Dr Oscar Thompson KISTCJ Secondary Teachmq Mason Drxon lSpenQer KICDJ Radm l. L Carver KISCJ Burldtnq Trades lrvm Ramsey CISTCD Elementary Teachlnq Not Plctured Robert Penqulte flSCl Aqr1cu'ture Vtrlson Cnrnwal' Cqpencerl Low Dr P H Carr CISCJ Sclentlfzc Research I A Patnaud lSpencerl Telephone Cc, ork CLAY CCJUNTY CAREER DAY The Clay County Career Day held March 24 1949 and sponsored by the Student Coun c1l of Spencer Hxgh School was a success and source of 1nsp1rat1on and knowledge to the students attendmg Many students from surroundrng towns came to Spencer to hear the very helpful mformatron the above people gave on Choos1ng Your Vocatxon Wrth Rrchard Mann prestdrng Howard C Porter v1ce pres1dent of the Amencan Inst1tute of Busmess opened the General Sessxon wxth an excellent address and rounded off the days act1v1t1es w1th summary and conclu sxon These very capable people gave thexr trme and talents to the students of today who w11l be the c1t1zens and workers of tomorrow 1 I 5 - . , . C ' 1 I 1 1 Y Q , . . .y EL , i , Y V . A A s C 4 Q il 5 Q A . at f 7 1 1 l r U y , 4361.1 . I ,ff :F rf cr 6 ih'.l'l - gf' .. 0' 'W , I C. ,qi V I H I .V . l I -I . 2 I ' .I 1 v A A C I . . . ' V 'j . . l X. YV . I - . - I ' I I I - . - . . . , , . . , . .. . . . . I ,, . . ,. . - .- 60 CAPTAIN FALLON MR. AND MRS. OTTO SCHACHT LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW MR C E IONES MAHIORIE METIER AND THE MECHANICAL MAN HALLELUIAH QUARTETTE ASSEMBLIES The Cole Mar1onettes returned thrs year wrth The Legend of Sleepy Hollow lrvmg s srnger and lecturer Otto Schacht a German rmmrgrant He spoke on many TOPICS Carlos Fallon gave hrs experrences rn the Columbran Navy and efforts to effect New World co operatron The popular sc1ent1f1c lecturer C the Mechanrcal Man The Halleluyah Quar tette entertarned wrth many old favorrte Negro songs and several declam readrngs famous classic. We had a world famous E. Iones, spoke on Dancing Electrons and 81 ,vs ifri fx V D P r, 4 A, ,x 5 O w? -B, ' -1, ,Arch ,Q 4'-Q45 1 i, 5' 53 'Q f ,M A-5 , O 5 , 1 4'2 x K 5 WW!! i fx AT ax H Q Sl Kllsfg' xxffif V41 if pm! 5 M yi Sf FMD' H4 FOOTBALL Season LeMcrrs . . Sibley . . Storm Lake . . Estherville . . Sheldon . . Cherokee . . Emmetsburg . Algoncr . . . Spirit Lake . . Left to right. top io bottom: 'f :rx zzfuzns' dlfl fl r, fi 1 I., fpgrgz I K1 's Rc-vorcl 15:s',::,P9' 7 They 0 0 6 0 7 6 6 27 O v my HN.. ,I .L ...' We 0 26 34 O 6 6 6 6 47 -5-Q. FOOTBALL Tigers played up and down ball this year. They learned the importance that spirit drive and determination play in produclng a win ning team They won most of the games they were expected to and tred tour ball games rncludmg the Lakes Conference Champions Ph1l Tyrrell and Gordon Lackey made All Conference ftrst team Lee Iames won a place on second Richard McVey and Tom Thomp son received honorable mention On the All State team Selzer Thompson and Iames received honorable mentron Lake-. Lonferenu St llldlllg c T P Emmetsburg Esthervrlle Sheldon Cherokee 2Vz 12 Spencer 12 12 Storm Lake Sp1r1t Lake Sibley L W. P t. . . O.P. 5 l .833 129 18 ' 5 2 .714 155 43 4 2 .667 65 90 1 f .625 39 18 3 X 2 X .585 78 25 l 4 .200 31 152 ' ' l 4 .200 37 70 ' 0 5 .000 18 136 Left to right, top to bottom: Garland Carver, Don DeK',stf2r, Dzrrziti Conlon, Drk Underwood, Br e Shine, Bch fgnf-s, Dwayne Ginger, Dean lam , e , r aymo Cl lr , 1 A Io' nson, e Tyrr-el.. ' 1 ' Q ' - 't' :lex H ss It n fayou ir' n T BILL DOYLE DICK GLIDDEN MELVIN WILLIAMS BOB CARPENTER PAUL BILLINGS Bob Alexander for years has held down the post of manager IH an el'l1c1ent way When Bob once a top notch athlete was forced to qurt he began to take over when the coach wasnt around and hes done a mlghty frne job The Athlet1c Department 1S go1ng to mrss Bob He s a good sport and a great guy Spencer0 LeMars0 Spencer though unable to make any touchdowns halted LeMars from dorng lxkewlse The 11ne wxth Sanders VanBuren Steffen Carver Thompson and Lockey kept the Bulldogs from makrng any scores Spencer 26 Slbley 0 It was the frrst clear cut tnumph for the T1gers 1n the 1949 season The Generals were unable to stop the clock work block 1ng of the l1ne Steffen Sanders and Iohn son paved the way for openmgs through whrch Roggow Iames VanBuren and B111 1ngs raced for the openmg touchdowns of the season Spencer 34 Storm Lake 6 The T1gers breezed to a srzzhng vrctory over the Tornadoes to make our annual Homecomlng game a success At half t1me Spencer was rn the lead 6 O However on the krckoff of the second half the Torna does came up w1th a freak touchdown After th1s upset the T1gers pounded back to roll up 28 po1nts The frghtmg lrnemen season dunng th1s frght Spencer 0 Esthervxlle 0 Spencer was held to a standstrll unt1l the last half Dur1ng th1s t1rne Paul Brlllngs made a good runnrng performance When the whrstle blew the T1gers were on the march to the Mldgets goal l1ne Wlth the longest drrve of the evenxng Bob Alexander Ixm Iensen Dxck Penske , l L' 1 . - Q . . l I I - ' 1 showed some of their finest work of the U ' ' lr .- X ' ' ' X . A, I I ' 'Q - . . - - el 66 Buck Row: Gzrdzn Lockey, Phil Tyrrell, Mervin Roqqovv, Dean Iarnes, Melvin 'Nilliams Garland Carver, Max VGHBUYGH. Torn Thompson, Bob Carpenter, Bruce Shine, Cleston Sanders, Lee James, Bon lones, Ralph Selzer, lim lohnson. Front Row: Dick Glidflf-ri, Bm: Hess, Flfryriiznd hlayzu, Dmnald Corilun, Lowell ldlitfifztock, Filth lflz'Vey, B112 Doyle, Orlyn Steffen, Donald Delizsier, Dick Underwpvj, lunizr Gzefizvke, Dwayrie Ginger, Terry Tyrrell. FOOTBALL VARSITY Spencer6 She1don7 Beautiful blocking made way for Mervin Roggow's end sweep to complete a touch- down. Iames and Selzer with Gordon Lockey and Phil Tyrrell took honors on defensive play. Failing on the extra point, the Tigers took to the air in the last minutes only to fall short 7-6. Spencer 6 Emmetsburg 6 In this very evenly matched game Iunior Goedicke was playing his best game of the year by sparking the Tigers on. Spencer couldn't quite click but held the Bulldogs even when they were down to the three-yard line with four downs to go. Lee Iames, Don Con- lon, Rich McVey and Orlyn Steffen showed very well. Spencer6 Cherokee 6 Don Conlon and Lowell Hitchcock did a wonderful job in running plays but were never able to hit pay dirt. Most of the time was spent punting until in the second quarter Lee Iames went over for a touchdown. In the third quarter Cherokee made a 65-yard run to tie the game. Spencer 6 Alqona 27 Spencer, weakened by the loss of four of its choice players, met a strong Algona team. Spencer's lone score was made by Paul Bill- ings in the second half climaxing a 54-yard drive. The cold made it hard for passing but in the last quarter Gordon Lockey made a thrilling break only to have an oflside pen- alty nullify it. Spencer 47 Spirit Lake 0 In the last minutes of the first quarter Rich McVey intercepted an Indian pass to run 50 yards for the first touchdown. Iunior Goedicke connected with a Iarnes pass to run 33 yards for the second touchdown. With these points and the line breaking the holes Iames and Billings were able to roll up 47 points. ,. Lt -f-...J ' fb! Top Row: Di 'lc Filer, Bill Birchard Robert Srrierikelberg, Raymond Anderson, Carl Steffens, Eldon Larsen, Leonard Roq gow, Bill Speer, Gary Rogers, Glen Chonliall, Second Row: Bob Barton, lerry Lowe, Thomas Smith, Bill Saokett, Marvin lans, Duane Dunran, Don Minnirk, Torn Twetien, Ierry Sprong. First Row: Rollin Reardon, Charles Hansen, Tom MC- Eiitee, Franklin lNadsley, lark Gensen, Buzz Curry, Dwight Schumann. SECCDND TEAM The B squad footballers, under the direction of Kenneth Griffin, had what looks like a dis- appointing season on paper. They won one game, tied one, and dropped three. But the actual experience, and knowledge of compet- itive situations gained by the boys in these games is invaluable. They demonstrated their ability to work together as a close knit unit and found that it takes eleven men to make a team. If all these things are learned and done well any season is successful even though the scores don't end in our favor. SPIISOIIQS Record Terrill . . . Estherville . Terrill . . . Estherville . Emmetsburg . They We . 14 13 . 12 7 6 7 . 25 7 . 26 26 '- 'I N fi' L nn' ,Q i A ' E 'ful . I' z s, , 5 'gigs avflfff . 1' l i'f . 3 ' ' 'Iseli A Fix' V A 1 4 r It if J' 7 x as 'N Q , , U' Fill! ni 5 , 1 f M I 'Y' f , Yi Aw if ct BASKETBALL I95O Spencer 31 Hartley 21 The team tourneyed to Hartley for their opener A bunch of green boys turned in a fine performance Carpenter began a big season with 16 points Spencer 35 Milford 34 The Tigers fought back from an 8 point deficit at halftime to eke out a win on the Milford floor Car penter again shone w1th 17 points Spencer 42 Everly 39 Spencer slumped at halftime and and was pushed right down to the line by the Cattlefeeders The T1 gers were ragged throughout the game Spencer 30 Spirit Lake 33 This game was the conference opener and a tough one for the young squad The game was close and a good one Carpenter went on a Z4 point spree which Nachti gal and Dean shared scoring hon ors for Spirit Lake Spencer 35 LeMars 39 Spencer dropped this game to a fighting bunch from LeMars. Both teams played smooth ball but Spencer lost again on the road. Spencer 36 Sibley 18 The Tigers started fast to lead 22 to 9 at halftime and then walked away from the Sibley Generals Glidden garnered ll points for Spencer on their home court Spencer 38 Cherokee 42 The road jmx again engulfed the Tigers as they lost to a tough outfit in a good game Most of the scor ng was done in the second half Carpenter got 21 points Nielson was high for Cherokee Spencer 41 Storm Lake 39 Spencer carne home again to win a close one from the Torna does The boys were learning the hard way that teams aren t always good or bad Carpenter and Lee Iames split 20 points for Spencer Spencer 38 Esthervrlle 36 This game was the year s thriller The Tigers went up against unde feated Estherville and beat them in the last few minutes of the game Scoring was very even throughout the contest and no one player was outstanding Spencer 23 Stonn Lake 55 Spencer went away from home again. This time the boys slumped and the Tornadoes hit a big per- centage of their shots. This loss was a bitter pill to take. Conway was high scorer for Le- Mars with 18 points. Spencer 63 Emrnetsburg 38 The boys fought on home ground to gain a reassuring triumph over the E Hawks. Carpenter accounted for 30 of Spencer s points. Right to left. bottom to top: l. .. if ,. ' ,z E , Spencer 56 Emmetsburq 43 Spencer finally managed to win the first road game since the Mil- ford game. Even so they were in and out of hot water. Carpenter scored 25 points for Spencer and Frost got 14 for the home boys. BASKETBALL I95O Spencer 48 Sibley 56 The Tigers had a little more tough luck on the road. The Gen- erals hit 51 per cent of their shots. Carpenter got 31 points for a sea- son high. Spencer 59 Cherokee 48 Back on familiar ground the up and down Tigers climbed back on their feet to hang one on the Cher- okee Braves The team was begin ning to show the stuff they were capable of They fought back from behind 1n the second half Spencer 55 Spmt Lake 42 The Tigers got a smashing V1C tory over the favored Indians on Spencer s floor Although the score doesnt look close the game was DeKoster hit for 18 points in a big performance Spencer 44 Sheldon 29 Spencer again went on the road and again they beat the jmx The Orabs were no match for the Tigers even if the loss of Carpenter was felt Later on Glidden made 15 points to score high Spencer 41 LeMars 51 The team lost a little glitter as they were smashed on their home court by the Bulldogs Glidden and DeKoster shared scoring for Spen cer and Grahlman got a big 30 points for LeMars Spencer 30 Esthervrlle 50 This was the last conference game for Spencer but there was no stopping the Midgets on their home court They took the lead early and walked away to hu m1l1ate a trymg bunch of Tigers The scoring was even among the players of both squads Spencer 47 Sheldon 38 The Tigers outplayed the Orabs. They showed that they were on the climb. Spencer took an early lead and moved out from there. They were never pushed. Glidden was high for Spencer in this game with 15 points. Spencer 44 Alta 47 This game was the best of the season although Spencer lost t The Tigers showed will and de termination to win but the more seasoned Alta outfit outscored them and they went down fighting Carpenter was high for Spencer and Huseman for Alta Tonrn mu nt Sc 1 tion ll Spencer 48 Hartley 39 Spencer was recov ring from its season s battering and Hartley was greatly improved as many teams are about tournament t1me But the Tigers had what it took and put Hartley down to win the sec tional D1 trut Spencer 33 Spirit Lake 37 This was the big one but Sp1r1t lake was mean and had lust knocked off Estherville It was lust one of those things Either team could have taken it but the Indians got the breaks Prechel was high for Spencer with 7 points e right bottom to top S ghd - ' i. I ' I . . A I 1 l U . 1 , . 9 ' ' . , . D .5 . . L lt to ' , :N 1. il 'ri If ii, T: UNMIK 4 V W . Y ------- .'s I:- 1' D1ck Glxdden Don Conlon Drck Iverson Darrell Curry Rr h M Vey Leonard Smrth Lowell Hut hco k Wayne Zahrt Lee James Tom Thompson Max VanB1.ren Tom Precnel Don DeKoster Bob Carpenter BASKETBALL VARSITY Season Q Rec ord Hartley M1lford Everly SPIII1 Lake LeMars Emmetsburg Slbley Cherokee Storm Lake Storm Lake Emmetsburg Slbley Cherokee Spmt Lake Sheldon LeMars Esthervllle Sheldon A ta Sectlonal Hartley D1str1ct Spmt Lake They e L ilu s 1 onfc rc m 1 Sl nulmg. Estherv1lle Spencer Storm Lake Sp1r1t Lake Sheldon S1bley Emmetsburg C 72 W . . . . . . . . 21 31 ' ........ 34 35 . . . . . . . . 39 42 ' ' ....... 33 30 N 1 . . . . . . . . . 39 35 1 ' 'C 1 ' ' ' ' - 1 ' . . . . . . 38 63 w. L. P e. ' ...... . . 18 36 ' .... 12 2 .846 . . . . . . . 42 38 . . . . . 9 5 .643 . . . . . . . 39 41 . . . . 8 6 .571 Esiherville ....... 36 38 Cherokee ,,,.. 7 7 .500 . . . . . . . 55 23 ' ' . . . . 7 7 .500 . . . . . . 43 56 . . . . . 7 7 .500 ' . ........ 56 48 ' ...... 4 10 .286 . . . . . . . 48 59 . . . . 2 12 .154 ' ' ....... 42 55 . . . . . . . . 29 44 . . . . . . . . 51 41 ' ....... 50 30 . . . . . . . . 38 47 1 ......... 47 44 ' , .... 39 48 ' ' , ' ' .... 37 33 Second Row: Ted Lorenz, Orlyn Steffen, Bob Barton, Tom Smith, Raymond Anderson, Bill Birchard I I. W B'l1 S B d Fr el: D: H h , erry o e, 1 peer, ernar ee urq, n Limp rey, First How: Dick Filer, Dick Parks, Dean Lundquist, Carl Steffen, Paul Billings, Roger E1'1l'liSCI Danny Neville, Hartley . . Milford . . Spirit Lake . LeMars . . Emmetsburg Sibley . . Cherokee . Storm Lake Sheldon . . Alta . . . Estherville . Storm Lake Emmetsburg Sibley . . FRGSI-I TEAM S 73 QJ Seasorfs Record Cherokee . . Spirit Lake . . Sheldon . . LeMars . . . Estherville . . Frosh Ruthven. . . Hartley . . LeMars . . Buthven . . Hartley . LeMars . . . Second Row: Oliver W'illiarnson, Tommy Mcfintee, Gary Pea-ers, -iw S Hastings, Duane Duncan, lack Gensen, Penn Eeardcn, First Row: Dick Humphrey, Ronald Freelzurq, Ronnie Eissner, Franc' O'Hara, lack Simon, Donald Minnifk. 5 J, ,' ' ' ' SECCDND TEAM We 46 34 38 53 49 We 47 52 47 52 46 49 121 15 F Buck Row I' ,e M wr P tSprcn rnn H Front Row R1 Km 191551 Y n Q '1 Jn CHEERLEADERS '75 z hc! fs-2' , , fl 3, '. edqe. Q 'vw fy - v v f- 0- . .4 , 1 .f, VC Tiff, . ' X . v TOP GROUP Th rd Row lanet O l-mearn lannce O l'1earn Drane Sorenson lane Ennis Carol Rossxter IoAnn Buse loAnn Stelf n Ve Nelda Paulsen Thelma Aurand lean Farrar Nan y Lorenz Eleanor Sprlnqer Second Row Ioan Grlffln Betty Averrll Darlene Van:-lou en Morale Scholes Carol Warren Mary Lou Batschelet Snlrley Marr lean Underwood Donna Enck DOIIS Crosser First How Onalee Gloyd leanette CTGIQ Shrrley Fallln Mom a Darley Peqqy Smlth Peggy Zahrt Martha Ward l.o1s Ann l-luqhes BOTTOM GROUP Thxrd Row Sldney Ross Carolyn Carey Helen lochlms Io Chapman Sue Bar' er Leila Sprlnq er Carole Anders n Da l1ne McCall Rlta l-latin nter Van ta Flack Anme Schenkelberq Second Row Donna Hararave Darlene Parks Ioan Vtll nez Eeton Sally Kmq loanne Preul Doreen Garmobst Be y Lou Armclc Sh1rley Iohnson Vanqlcnne Ness Frrst Row Marv Elvm Elaxne Peters JoAnn Keotord Char O e Peterson Leta Mae Petersen Glorxa Erlck Marrlea F r us n Darere Q ambach LOIS Mae T1 mas GAA act1v1t1es began th1s year w1th the e1ect1on of ofhcers Momca Dcnley was presl 6 A A dent Srdney Ross v1ce presrdent Carol Ros srter secretary treasurer Iody W1tt po1nt chauman Carole Anderson advertlser The g1r1s took part rn the 1n1t1at1on Front Row 76 9 . Y f 1 , C , . . . . , . , , ' 2 . ' , ' A' 2, - 'C ' , , . - ' : ' D , ' . Q ' ' - , c , I' , ' 'Q' , 1 , ' . 2 ', r I 7 - ' tt f ', ' , -' . . . . . , A. , . , I r r - A 1 A l' A r r H N A X 4 ' A , -e r et , .V . . . . I I I I - I I 1 1 - Back Row: ::.- :,I1:.1s ,',:I:1: 5-els.. Z, tt: ? Q.. C lf ':::i 71:2-'tC'HfafrZ,f1a:i-i F zfzts 1. fdrf f'.'arr:':i Hein' PYRAMID DEMONSTRATION ACl1V1l1eS of the year were a skatrng party p1cn1c and play day at Storm Lake Club G A A perrods were spent rn busrness meetmgs square dancmg hrgh jumprng badmlnton and basketball The clubs sponsor Mrs Wakefreld planned a demonstratlon for the Parent Teachers ASSOC1Gl1OH TOP GROUP Third Row l.11a Ma Krarn r Bet f Urnbrell BQIHlCG Fox Ven Donna Mrlter Dormss Full r If ar lyn Walmer Martha We-rland Bonme Stell sh lllarlys F1 llaureen Doyle ,lamb Cowan Lols Jrnqer Donna Ert L Second Row Del res G1ll9SfD1 Patty Frearer Susan Cul rest C re a lohnson Dora Mae C10 dale Nan , Buse Carolyn Lockey Lalfonne Arndt Faye Ann vNllSOl'l l. nn Anders n Dart l-rersl r First Row L Aurand Betty Lorenz Elalne Beams BOTTOM GROUP Third Row Lorrinne Le-Grand nurleyla ns n Yvanne Seat n Rll lfmal s, n lv .1 er Reatha Mlller Marc1a lames Ver-ee Dustan Ar ene Vand Mara Ann H Cl, Donna oelzer Second Row Na Crarq AYd1S l-lamnck Iamce Mlller Marian Br wnell YV nn 'lutle Cvntnr Zs ka Beferll Jluqqe P lohnson Barbara Zenor lanetD1ll1n, ar l.aV nne Peter on F1rstRow Carolyn Hend rson Be y 1-lur lf' rt vrn Dannewltz Madelon Parks Dlane Hofstad Kay Vrlcox Margaret Dotson Mary Ann ONe1l A yle G vnkl 77 1 , . 0 0 0 . g I . 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