Spirit Lake High School - Indian Echoes Yearbook (Spirit Lake, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

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Juniors. . .Sophomores. . .Freshmen SENIORS WITH A PROMISING FUTURE AHEAD JOCl1YN ANSORGE - Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Smoke Signals 35 Smoke Signals on the Air 45 GRA 1,2,3,4. CAMERON ARNOLD - Concert Band 1,2,3,45 March- ing Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 253,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3, 45 Annual Staff 35 Smoke Signals 35 Smoke Signals on the Air 3,45 FFA 15 Plays 3,45 Speech 3,4. DAVID ASHMORE - Football 25 Basketball 2. FREDERICK BAKER - Football 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Team Manager 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Clee Club l,2,35 Lettermen' Club 3,4. JAMES BARKER - Football 1,45 Track 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Letter-mens' Club 4. JOANN BELL - Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Smoke Signals on the Air 45 GRA 1,2,3,45 CRA Cabinet 35 Modern Dance l,2,35 Plays 45 Local Honor Society 3. Weaver, Earl Parsons. CLASS OFFICERS Bryce Redington, Dennis Freeman, Sandria 6? lm 4 C19 M 7 GARY BOLLMAN Decorah Football 1,2, Track 3, Wrestlmg 2,3, Lettermens' Club 3, FFA 1, Plays 3, Speech 3, Splut Lake Football 4 Track 4, Mnced Chorus 4 Lettermens' Club 4 NFL 4, Speech 4 BOB BURLEY Basketball 2, Mixed Chorus 1 , Glee Club 1 SANDRA CHRISTOFFER GRA 1,2,3,4 SHARON DEVITT GRA 1 2,3,4, Modern Dance 1,2,3 GAIL DICKINSON Marchmg Band 1 2,3 4 a jorette 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3, Glee Club 1 2, Smoke Slgnals 1,2,3, Smoke S1g1'l31S on the Axr 4 GRA1 2,3 4 Modern Dance 1 2 3, Speech 1 Class Ofhcer 3 SHARON DUKE Student Councll 1, GRA 1 2,3,4, GRA Cabmet Class Offlcer 1, Football Home commg Queen 4 DORIS DYSON Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marchmg Band 1,2 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2,3 4, Glee Club 1 2 3,4, A11 State 1,2,3, GRA 1,2,3 4 Modern Dance 1 DELORES EDMUNDS GRA 1,2,3,4 'K it Q 5 Q--f mf' Y 'P' Q -of .ff TOM EDWARDS Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 1 2 3,4, Track 1 2,3,4, Concert Band l,2, Marchmg Band 1, Pep Band l,2, Student Counc1l 4, Letter mens' Club 1 2,3,4, Lettermens' Club Off1cer 4 Local Honor Soclety 3 ROBINETTE FERGUSON Movrlle Concert Band 1, Marchmg Band 1, Mxxed Chorus 1, Glee Club 1, Sextette 1, GRA l, Speech 1, Sp1.r1t Lake Concert Band 2 3,4, Marchmg Band 2 3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Mmxed Chorus 2,3,4, Glee Club 2 Sextette 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Smoke Srgnals 3 Smoke Slgnals on the All' 3,4, GRA 2,3,4, Modern Dance 2,3, NFL 4, Plays 4, Speech 3,4, Band Queen 4 DENNIS FREEMAN Gowr1e Baseball 1 2, Bas ketball 1 2, Concert Band 1 2, Marchmg Band 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 2, Glee Club 1,2, Student Counc1l 2, FFA 1, Splflf Lake Football 3,4, Basketball 3 4, Track 3, M1xed Chorus 3,4, Glee Club, All State 4, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 4, Student Coun c1l 3, Lettermens' Club 3,4, Local Honor Socrety 3 Class Off1cer 4 BARBARA FRONK Mlxed Chorus l,2, Glee Club l,2, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 4, GRA l,2,3,4 Modern Dance 1 2,3, Plays 4, Football Queen Attendant 3,4 MICHAEL GRAEBER Concert Band l,2,3,4, Marching Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band 1 2 3,4, Dance Band 3, Drum Major 4, M1xed Chorus l,2, Glee Club l,2, Annual Staff 4, Smoke Slgnals 3,4 Smoke Slgnals on the Au' 4, NFL 4, Plays 2,3 4, Speech 4 BONNIE GRIFFITH GRA 1,2,3,4, AG 1 KAY GROBE Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marchmg Band 1 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 4 Smoke S1gnals 4, GRA 1,2,3,4 IVAN GUSTAVSON Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1 2,3, Concert Band 1 2 3, Marchlng Band 1 2,3, Pep Band l,2, Mlxed Chorus l, Smoke Slgnals 4, Smoke Srgnals on the Arr 4, Student Counc1l 1, Lettermens' Club 1 2 3,4, Class Offxcer 'Var tow -up-nr i 6 ,vu if LINDA I-IALQUIST Dance Band 3, M1xed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2 3, A11 State 4, Annual Staff 1 3, Cheerleadmg 3 4, Smoke Signals 1,2, Smoke Slgnals on the Au' 1,2,3,4, Student Counc1l GRA Cabmet 2, Modern Dance 1 2,3, NFL 4 NFL Ofhcer 4 Plays 3 4, Speech 1,2,3,4, Local Honor Socxety 3, Basketball Homecommg Queen 2 FFA Sweetheart 4, Student Conductor of Chorus DONALD HENDERSON Smoke S1gnals on the A1r DEWAYNE HILLIARD Speech 4 DARRELL HOFFMAN FFA 2,3,4, FFA offlcer 3, 4, Basketballl ADELINE Hoss GRA 1,2,3,4 JERROLD JENSEN Basketball 2 3,4 Smoke S1gna1s on the An' 4 CLEONE JONES Mxlford Basketball 1, Glee Club 1, SpLr1t Lake Mlxed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2 GRA 2 3 4 MARY KELLY GRA 1,2 3 4, AG 1 I 2. wi X ffm 'W' f .L f , fini ,1 0 ., s ,Q 5'-' L' - ' ' 4 L' A er ' 1 W J' ey, r ' s ' :li , XMIM, j 2,3,45 student Council Officer 4, GRA1,2,3,4g N A A i ,4 ' . . . fl: ! . ' , . ' , ' I 4. 4. - , 1 l ,,,, eq, 5 , , 0 v - J 7 ' ' 3 'iv-1' I Viv SHARON KINNISTON Majorette 1,2,3,4, Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3, Glee Club 1,2,3, Smoke S1gna1s 1,2 GRA 1,2,3,4, GRA Cabmet 3, Modern Dance 1 2 Camera Club 1 JOEL LIEB GoLf 4, Concert Band 1,2,3 4, March mg Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 3, Mnced Chorus 1 2 3,4, Glee Club 1 2,3, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 4 BARRY MAXSON Basketball 1, Annual Staff 2 4 Smoke Slgnals 1, Smoke S1gnals on the A11 3 4, NFL 4, NFL Offlcer 4, Plays 2,3 4, Speech 3,4, Local Honor SOCICIY 3, Camera Club 1, Golf 1 JAMES MAYTUM M1Xed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Smoke Slgnals on the Au' 4 CAROL MCRUNNELS Audubon. Basketball 1 Splut Lake Mlxed Chorus 2, GRA 2 3,4 JUSTA MCRUNNELS Mnced Chorus 1, GRA 1 2, MARIAN MILLER Mlxed chorus 1, GRA 1,z,a KENNETH MITCHELL Football 4 Lettermens Club 4 iw 8 DON MOELLER Football 3,4, Basketball 3, Track 3, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 4, Lettermens' Club 3 JACK NORMAN Basketball 1,2,3, Track 2 Golf 1,2,3 4, Mnced Chorus 1, Glee Club 1, Annual Staff 4 Lettermens' Club 2, Plays 3,4, Speech 3 PATRICIA OLIVER Mlxed Chorus 1, GRA 1 2,3, 4, Modern Dance 1,2,3 MELICENT ORR Marchmg Band 1,2,3,4, Ma Jorette l,2,3,4, Mxxed Chorus 1 2,4 Annual Staff 3,4, Smoke Slgnals 1 2, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 3,4, Student Counc1l 2 3,4, Student Counc1lOf f1cer 3 4, Modern Dance l,2,3, NFL 4, Plays 2 3 4, Speech 1 2,3,4, Local Honor SOCIETY 3 SONIA OLSON Mrxed Chorus 1 2,3, Glee Club 1, 4 GRA1,2,3,4 Modern Dance 1 2,3, Plays 3 Speech 3, AG 1 EARL PARSONS Football 1,2 3 4, Basketball 1 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1, Marchmg Band 1, Mxxed Chorus 1, Lettermens' Club 1,2 3,4, Lettermens' Club Off1cer 4, Speech 3, Class Of freer 1,2,4 SUE PMT Mrxed Chorus 1 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, , Smoke Slgnals 2 3 4, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 4 GRA 1 2,3,4, GRA Cabinet 3, Modern Dance 253 Plays 3, AG 1 HELENE POWELL Lum Grove Basketball 1 2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Marchmg Band 1,2,3, Cheer leadmg 1,2, Plays 1,2,3, Class Off1cer 1 2 3 Sp1r1t Lake GRA 4 9 u . . 1 , 4. - - l . S , . . . 5 I . . ,4- - - , I Q. . t , 1 S 1 . n , . u ' . , . - 7 . . .. , l . 7 .I ' 2,33 Smoke Signals 2,3, Smoke ,Signals on the Air S S a ' 5 ' 1 x ' 1 o ' 4 , 4 . - I , . . . 2. I I D . S 1 ' ' S - ' : , - . I , . , , S . . TOM RANSFORD Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1 2 3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Team Manager 4, Lettermens Club 2,3,4, Lettermens' Club Officer 4, Plays 1 Loc al Honor Society 3 DON REDDEL Football 1, Basketball 1 2,3 4 Track 1,2 3 4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1 Glee Club 1, All State 1, Annual Staff 4, Smoke Signals 1,2,3,4, Smoke Signals on the Air 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Student Council Officer 3 4 Lettermens' Club 2,3,4, NFL 4, Plays 3, Speech 1,4, Local Honor Society 3, Boys' State 3, All Conference 3,4 BRYCE REDINGTON Dance Band 3 4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, All State 2, Annual Staff 3,4, Smoke Signals 3,4, Smoke S1gnals on the Air 3,4, Student Council 1, NFL 4 Plays 3, Local Honor Society 3, Speech 2,3, DON REED Mixed Chorus 3, NFL 4, Plays 3 Debate 3,4 JIM RUMBAUGH Class Officer 1 2,3 GLORLA SCHOMAKER GRA 1,2,3,4, Modern Dance 3 KAREN SCHUMACHER - Mixed Chorus 1,2 3- Glee Club 1,23 Smoke Signals 23 GRA 1,2,3,4, Modern Dance 15 AG 1 MARY ANNE SIGIER Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1,2, Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 33 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Smoke Signals l,2,3,4, Smoke Signals on the Air 3 45 Student Council 2,45 GRA 1 2,3,4, GRA Cabinet 35 Modern Dance 1 2,3, NFL 4- Plays 1, Speech 2 3,45 Local Honor Society 3, Class Officer 2, Debate 3 4 I0 S' 9--N fi DAVID SWANSON FFA 2 TERRY TERRILL Football 1,2 3,4, Track 2 3,4 Smoke Slgnals on the An' 4, Lettermens' Club 3,4 Class Off1cer 3 JUDY VINT Mnted Chorus 1 2 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2 Annual Staff 3, Smoke S1gnals on the Au 4 Student Councxl 3 4, GRA 1,2 3,4, CRA Cabmet 3,4, NFL 4, Plays 2 3, Speech 3, Local Honor SOC1ety 3 SANDRIA WEAVER Mnced Chorus 1 2, Glee Club 1,2, Annual Staff 4, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 4 GRA 1 2,3 4, GRA Cablnet 3 4, Modern Dance 1 2,3, Class Offxcer 4 JUDY WEIK Concert Band 1 2,3, Majorette 2 3 4, Mnced Chorus 2 4, Glee Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleadmg 4, Smoke Slgnals on the Arr 4 Smoke Slgnals l,3,4, GRA 1,2,3,4, GRA Cabmet 3, Modern Dance 1,2,3, Plays 3,4, AG 1 RICHARD WELTY Glee Club 1 RON WYATT Football 1,2,3 4, Basketball 1 2, 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2, Marchrn Band 1,2, Pep Band 1, Annual Staff 1 4, Smoke Sxgnals 4, Smoke Slgnals on the A1r 4, Lettermens Club 2,3,4 TERRY YAGER Football 1, Basketball 1 2, Golf 1 2,3, Concert Band 1,2 3,4, Marchmg Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1 2, Dance Band 3 4, Mlxed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2 3, A11 State 2,3 Smoke Slgnals on the Au 4 I I gm i X.. I it f rx ! haf: ' bv N' JERRY YOUNG Football 1, Basketball 1 , Track l,2, Mrxed Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 1,2, Plays 3, , Speech 3 4 RICHARD ZELLAHA Football 1,3 Basketball 1, Track 1 2, Mrxed Chorus 1, Glee Club 1 Plays 3,4 Speech 3 4 ROGER PAUL QNO PICUJIEJ Football 1 3, Basket ball 1,2, Track 2, Mnced Chorus 1, Lettermens Club 3 LORALEE POOLE QNO PICTSUIBD Estherv1lle Ho Lo Co 4 Sclence Club 1 2 Brble Club 1,2 3 4 Vo1ce of Democracy 4, Y Teens 1 2,3,4, Debate 1 Speech What does memberslup l1'1 the Nat1ona1 Honor Socrety actually mean? It means that the student rs a future leader and has put forth h1s maxlmum effort on scholastrc act1v1t1es N1ne senrors were selected tlus year on the basls of SCh01BISll1p servlce leadershlp and character all of equal lmportance Each year the faculty selects the outstandmg students from the upper one thlrd of the Semor Class for mem bershrp rn th1s organizatron These semors have glven much of theu' t1me and effort ln promotmg the ac t1v1t1es and lnterests of Splrlt Lake Hrgh School NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1: -wt Mary Anne Srgler, Mellcent Orr, Joann Bell, Judy Vmt, Lmda Halqu1st, Barry Maxson, Bryce Redmgton, Don Reddel, Ron Wyatt, Mr. Dunsmoor. 12 xx I ' 2 1 1 .T - r 1 . ,, . 12. - . . 4. , . , - s 25 2 ' ' S s , - I - I , . I, 5 . 1 S ' 1 r l b 2,3,45 FHA 2,35 Plays 1,2,3I ' fi, la ,t , f f . , 1 X I H ,Q I if .I ill ' '- Q 1. V , a id 1 K ' ' 'fir qfcb lbw, Q0 x, 9 ,Volk 2 I Q5 0 oo Q Q49 41 Va1ed1ctor an Lmda Halqulst 59-111t2f01'12I1 Bar ASSOC13t1O C t1zensh1p Bryce Red ngton Award Barry Maxson l Bus ness and Profeslonal C txzenslnp Awards Women's Award B 11 Bake' Mar an Mlller Jer Judy Vmt rold Jensen. 13 ' i I- . .n i. . 1 7 ,H S i . -i' . . . l 1 , 1 , CLASS OFFICERS Jim Kennedy, Marlene Hage- dorn, Bruce Vodraska, Rollie Chozen, Mike Eads. JUNIORS SEE YEAR FILLED WITH FUN, WORK, REWARD You, the Iuniors of Spirit Lake High, were the middle class these past months--upperclassmen pre- paring to take your tum as leaders. You weren't naive enough to be mistaken for sophomores or sophisti- cated enough for seniors. Raising money for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was uppermost in your minds. To further your financial condition you sold popcorn at football games, pop, apples and popcorn at basketball games, sponsored a party and sold megaphones. Weeks were spent by the many Juniors preparing for the banquet and prom, which ended the principal school events for another year in the history of the school. Many of you Juniors also participated in the speech events, debate and declamation work. More ac- tivities were band, chorus, and sports. 'M' Milo Armentrout Dianne Ashmore Janice Baker qs? Elizabeth Barnard Galen Beauman Pat Benit Karen Bohn Perry Bradshaw , K . . 1 4 ' Judy Bruhn Sharon Bruns Nancy Cam Rolhe Chozen Marhss Coyer Mlke Eads Shlrley Elhs Gary Fox James Frxes V1v1an Gatch Eldon Gxlbert Marlene Hagedorn Ronnxe Hagedorn Laurence Hardman Sue Hlllary John I-I1l11ard Cheryl I-louchms Ph111p Houser Janet Hutchxnson Donna Jean Jansen Vxctor Jones J 1m Kennedy Stanley Lloyd Joyce Marr Stanley McCann .nm McRun.ne1s Jerry Mlller LaDonna Moore 3 N04 5 ag, 'Y 5 'ls T TVJY' in hy.-sv fl pw- i Karen Bohn, Janet Hutchinson, Nancy Cain, Vera Wilson, Diane Ashmore, Marlene I-lagedorn, Rollie Chozen, Jim Kennedy, Ed Purdy, Mr. Dunsmoor. JUNIORS WIN ESTEEM IN LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY Karen Moritz Lois Northey - Carol Peters ' ' Delmar Phillips Y. no l Ed Purdy Q Martha Rose Harlan Schmidt Don Schomaker Sf? Susan Snyder Robert Soat Paul Swanson N' V3 Celia Swede .,... Ted Thoreson Marjorie Umscheid Bruce Vodraska Sharon Weaver 71 lp-8' Steve Weed Vera Wilson Vernon Wittler G ary Worthington I6 SOPHOMORES MOVE AHEAD You, the Sophomores of Spirit Lake High School, now was new and exciting: but now you are experienced and Two of your members had the good fortune of making made first string in football. CLASS OFFICERS Donna Graeber Susan Beck Sharon Singer Richard Wilson CAREERS As freshmen everything your junior year. basketball and several others In preparation for your junior year you started to raise money by sponsoring The Doris 'Dance ev1e Yes, next year will be a big year for you and your experience as sophomores will be indispensible. Dixie Ahart Clyde Ahrens Erwin Arthur Jerry Bell Susan Beck Charlotte Bibou Pat Blum Verdae Blom Jenifer Blum Bruce Bollman Sharon Bradshaw Etta Mae Brown Bob Bryan 'Z 1? 79' L91 3 I T Joe Carpenter Dorothy Chnstensen Donald Chnstoffer Sharon Chrxstoffer Darwln Coleman W1lma Coyer Marty Currler Donna Donavan Tom Duke Joe Ehlers John E1lerS W1llard Ellis Joe Estes Elvyn Evans Janlce F1cken Joann Fnes Donna Graeber Geraldme Graff Frances Hansen Dave I-Iausmann Judy H61Ck Ruby Johnson Barbara J ones Karess Kannenberg Bob Kelly Patsy Kelly Leshe Klmball Ronnle Kuehl Martha Lienemann Harold Lundberg Gary Lundstrom Elizabeth Mackrill Bernell Mertens Charley Miller Carlyle Mitchell Cecil Nelson Louarma Newton Cary Peterson Rita Ramberg Peter Redington Phyllis Reed Ronny Resch Judy Sheldon Sharon Singer Edna Snyder Linda Swanson Benny Swede Jim Thoreson Janice Truman Rose Mary VanWyk Layton Vick Russell Webb Linda Wells Rich Wilson Colleen Whaley Irene Zahradnik ff, Sfnget' 9980.95 99698 X H - a 52 af ' Lage?- wines FUN I inf D XX IN es C7 23 Q? CLASS OFFICERS You, the freshman class of Spirit Lake High School have just concluded your first year as members of our high school. You contributed much in keeping up our schoo1's reputation by your fine showings in speech, debate, sports, FFA., band, chorus, cheerleading, and other activities. FRESHMEN Warren Albers Bill Armstrong Susan Barbee Cllarilyn Belken Dale Belken Susan Bibou Betty Bierman Dave Bloyer X 1 - Leslie Booton Lois C aauwe Shirley Clayton Le Roy Coburn Jim Dickinson Arlene Emerson Rita Emerson Judy Evans Danny Foote Carmen Ford Laverne Gllbert Mary Grobe Veromca Hamm J an Hanson Carolyn Happe Beverly Harpole Aleta Haugland MRIIOD I-lawkms Con.n1e Hlnders Sharon Hoffman Sharon lgo George James Judy Jensen Judy J ergensen Conroy Johnson Sandra Johnson J amce Jo1nes Beverly Karl Denms Karl Davld Kllne Kathy Kohlstedt Denms Koppen Sheryl Kuypa James Ladegaard Stanley Lawyer Lavern Leek Sr' lc-rf' '11 fs. 5 -x C'7 I 4' 1' f. J, . wr ' tw :gf i . 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JNJ x4 1 C Calvln Lloyd J ud1th Lull Raymond Marr Karen McC1urg Roberta M1ller Jeannette M1tchell Cary Moore Ron.n1e Myler Llnda Pashby J lm Phelps Rodney Rledemann R1chard Schmdler Loren Seely Dallas Smger Mlflta Sm1t.h Ervy Smder Randy Stephenson Kay Thompson Sharon Thompson Juamta Umsche1d John V1nt Dana Weaver James Wlchael Bruce W1ll1aUlS Delores Williamson Beverly Wittstruck Rae Jeanne Yames W tbll B kt 1 Ui .K 1 3? -, 21 SK 1 35 'Sl it if '12 tn , N SPCRTS 4 'S ,410 ip mg 11. lr I Gustavson T Edwards T Terrll B Freeman is The tough Sp1r1t Lake Indrans were the team to beat tn the Lakes Conference th1s year as the team took thrrd place 1n the Conference It was team work and a tre mendous des1re that helped develop the team 1nto what tt was The squad was T Ransford players rece1ved recognmon through therr feats of the season by be1ng placed on an All Conference Squad Ron Wyatt and Butch Freeman both rece1ved honorable mentron on All State The team as a whole was recogmzed as a power rn northwestern Iowa E 5 K M1tchell l B Baker Ron Wyatt Earl Parsons D Moeller J. Barker V. Blum T. Duke J. Thoreson P. Bradshaw ' 1 aff-,fi al - dominated by seniors with some of the underclassmen playing major roles. Several , V-'sk 'K Q r MANAGER The person who cleans up, takes care of the play ers plays an 1mportant role and so we feel that Manager ROIIIIIS Kuehl should be commended for his fme job VARSITY 5 COACHES The squad was led to :ts many vmctones by the guxdance of the capable coaches above FromLEFI' to RIGHT Ass1stant Coach Mike Bales, Head Coach Jack Oxenre1der and Asslstant Coach J1m Mathews '95 22 3-0- . S Q ? i nfl ' i. 3--o THE VARSITY ROW ONE: Victor Jones, Jim Kennedy, Tom Duke. ROW TWO: Earl Parsons, Jim Thoreson. ROW THREE: Don Reddel, Vernon Wittler, Tom Edwards. ROW FOUR: Dennis Freeman, Ivan Gustavson, Ron Wyatt, Gerrold Jensen, W, R 221ZEE'fQiXe' 1 if X N ' ,A H. Bales, J. Oxenreiuer, J. Mathews. HB!! ROW ONE: Raymond Marr, Dallas Singer, Stan Lawyer, Jim Laadegard, Gary Lund- strom, George James, Verdae Blom. ROW TWO: Richard Schindler, Dennis Koppen, Clyde Ahrens, Erwin Arthur, Russ Webb, Gary Moore, Lis- lie Booten, Laverne Leik. ROW THREE: Jim Phelps, Jim Dickinson, Eldon Gilbert, Ed Purdy, Bernell Mertens, Dave Klein, Dave Bloyer, Benny Swede. 252 The second team, under the careful eye of Jim Mathew B squad coach, had one ofthe best basket- ball seasons in the history of the school. Even though they lacked height in most of their games, they usually overcame it by the agressiveness and determination which they showed at all times. They were dominated mostly by sophomores until Tom Duke and Jim Thore- son were moved up to the varsity squad, Underclassmen were moved up to fill the ga ps and did so very com- petently. The squad had a season record of 15-2. tfllf, x 4lf' 'IBI7 1 H LR 42 'svinlpf 0.-'2'a s'E-E Js 5'a 1' LAK: LA E LAKE tux: 5 i LAM, f5P'Rh 13 AK d LAK! ...Z rlntclwi s! I ,gvlnlf L 135 TRACK I-HGH JUMPER T. Duke The track squad of '56-'57 was coached by Jim Mathews. The team was composed of many ex- perienced lettermen and backed by the younger members. The team gained wide recognition and held a high position in almost all meets. Some of the more spectacular events of the season were Tom Ransford's winning of the state title in the 880 yard run, Ron Wyatt's 50.9 anchor quarter in the mile relay. With the experienced underclassmen coming up the team should be powerful next year. 100 YARD MAN R. Wyatt TRACK SQUAD ROW ONE: R. Stevenson, T Thoreson, P. Redington, E. Evans, D. Singer, V. Jones, T. Ransford. ROW TWO: C Ahrens, T. Duke, J. Thore- son, S. Weed, J. Kennedy, E. Purdy. ROW THREE: E. Parsons, G. Bollman, R. Wilson, J. Bell, B. Freeman, T. Terril, R. Wyatt, T. Ed- wards. MILER J. Kennedy HIGH HURDLER T. Ransford SHOT PUTTER E. Parsons 28 LOW HURDLER E. Purdy iwaia .0 880 RELAY R. Wyatt, T. Duke, G. Boll- man, T. Rans ford MILE RELAY T. Ransford, B. Freeman, T. Duke, R. Wyatt PAR SHOOTER T. Yager 440 RELAY B. Freeman, T. Terril, R. Wil- son, V. Jones MEDLAY RELAY R. Wilson, V. Jones, B. Free- man, T. Terril GOLF The high school golf squad, under the supervision of Lorimer Olson, had a very successful season winning several meets and placing high in the Iowa High School District Toumament. Jack Norman, a member of the squad, took medalist honors and went on to play in the state contest. THE SQUAD PAR BREAKER Coach Olson, J. Norman, J. Phelps, T. Yager, I. Gustavson, J. Norman E. Purdy, H. Schmidt, J. Vint. gp. 'Gif'- v fm ,,, WA' La ae.: W .. ACTIVITIES gg. S. Q 1 Indian Echoes. . .Smoke Signals. . .Majorettes. . .Music Contest. . . Vocal. . instrumental. . .Homecoming . .Prom. . . and ROW ONE: Bobbi Ferguson, Nancy Cain, Barry Maxson, Don Reddel, Jack Norman, Judy Weik. ROW TWO: Judy Heick, Sandy Weaver, Joan Bell, Janet Hutchinson, Phyllis Reed, Harlan Schmidt, Bryce Redington, Mary Anne Sigler, Penny Orr, Mickey Graeber, Gay Beauman, Diane Ashmore. Barry Maxson, editor, and Nancy Cain, assistant under Barry, worked closely with Miss Hulverson in planning, developing and directing the 1957 edition of Indian Echoes. Bryce Redington and his group of salesmen were responsible for the business end of this year's annual. The people pictured above are the hard workers who carried out the instructions given them by the editor, assistant editor, and advisor to bring you this annual. Nancy Cain Barry Maxson - Miss Hulverson 'sa-4' . ll ROW ONE: R. Wyatt, J. Heick, M. Lienemann, M. Sigler, D. Reddel, L Gustavson, M. Graeber. ROW TWO: V. Wilson, C. Swede, P. Reed, J. Weik, M. Rose, S. Beck, D. Jansen, R. Johnson, K. Grohe, D. Ashmore, S. Bruns, J. Hutchinson, H. Schmidt, K. Kannenberg, D. Graeber, M. Currier, R. Ferguson, S. Post, I.. Newton. y SMOKE SIGNALS or an Mr. Kanellis, Mary Anne Sigler, and a fine staff of re- porters, printed all of the news of SLHS every week in our school paper, Smoke Signals. The news and previews of the school were presented in a very interesting manner along with a good many jokes All of the pertinent information was printed and everyone who read and enjoyed Smoke Signals owes a great vote of thanks to its staff. P Benrt Mr Kanelhs, M Sigler SMOKE SIGNALS ON THE AIR Redmgton, J Vint R Ferguson, C Arnold. We take you now to Splut Lake for Splut Lake Hrgh School's weekly program Smoke Signals on the Au Wrth that opening statement the pro gram started and for ten mrnures the students of SLHS presented the happen rngs tn and around their school to the K KICD ltstenrng audrence Every stu dent who wrshes to do so could partr crpate and many took advantage of the opportunity 'L M T E P P I Nl gb 'EF Gail Dickinson Penny Orr Senior Ass. Drum Majorette Michael Graeber Drmn Major Stepping high, right up front, and leading the way are the majorettes and drum major of the Spirit Lake Marching Band. Martha Rose Junior Sharon Kinniston Judy Weik Senior Senior P1ano Solo Bryce Redmgton Tympanl Solo Karen Bohn Vocal S010 Lmda Halqulgt DIVISION I AT MUSIC CONTEST Saxophone Sextet Ronme Resch hamson Sheryl Kuyper, Judy Elvyn Evans, Lo1s Cauwe, Gary son, Martha Rose Marlene Hage Jergenson, Beverly Harpole P9tC1S0H CIOFH, Kay Grebe I7 Freshman Quartette--Delores Wil- Trombone Quartette--Phil Houser, David Hausmann, Randy Steven- CONCERTS ON WHEELS Marlene Hagedorn . . . . Ass. Director Lorimer Olson .... . . .Director Joann Bell ..... . . . First Sergeant David Houseman, Ronnie Resch, Mattie Rose, Kay Grohe, Marlene I-lagedorn, and Randy Stevenson This year the high school concert did something really different--a four-concert tour. The band, tuider the supervision of Mr. Olson, piled into two Greyhound Buses and went on an all-day tour. A con cert was played at four different towns. They were Ringstead, Britt, Cylinder, and Emmetsburg. Along with four home concerts the band also spent many hours developing their favorite selection-- Sea Portrait for the State Music Contest. A lot of work went into the perfection of the piece which received a Division H rating at the contest. The band has shown spectacular improvement in the past year and owes a lot to Mr. Olson, their in- structor. The great variety of sounds that are heard emitting from the bandroom right around noon are all skillfully united under the hand of Mr. Olson to become a symphony. Dianne Charlestrom, Martha Lienemann, Bob Bryan, Donna Jean Jansen, and Karen Bohn. Y 1 f 'S K x .Q 0 V ' ei ' A Z3 ' ,713 C3 zz! 5 H wr W Y! , 5 I- we-V K' an OQnf it! W., -WGA? I.. Q , . 45' 1 ' 5 ,. 'A Y 1, 'K x iv' ' -it ' riff . I 46' I . 1' . Wm, '57 'Sd 4- aw' .ah -1. Y I in W aw 406 -ff A 'Ki 4 W annum vw? am M, M , Vi X .M if' if dw 5: 4 Q 7 fs 4' Q 5 0, , P7 H Y x C? 'ai'-A -+1695 an 159 f V QF ,Q N ' ' ,Qmf -y t .,,.,...., - . fr 4 A 1' 'i.?f , 1-fs' : H K Q ..f , , : 5 f , V ,, , 'ji - y, nf 5 f ff I Q- :X 4, 73 iq, ,, 1 ' ff Q1 , wwf: , ru, I 32' Ld! ' ' ' K! ' 7 fx '35 ' 'af ' k 'ng f -if M y , Eg sf 4 if 1 Y x 1 4 ' 5 L 'W HOMECOMING QUEEN Dian A queen, attendants, the big game, pep rallies, parades, Floats, the snake dance, and lots of fun all add up to be Homecoming. It is this time of year when spirit runs high and big plans are made all balancing on the victory at the game. This year Sharon Duke was the Homecoming Queen. Her attendants were Aleta Haugland, Carol Peters, Barb Fronk, and Martha Lienemann. The beautiful float that the girls rode on was the Spirit Lake City Float. Home- coming is one of the most exciting events of the year and everyone looks forward to it. L X I . r Calypso rythmn, soft blue lights, the swish of formals,--all of these made the setting for the 1957 Junior-Senior Prom. Palm trees, native servants, hulu dancers, a golden moon, a desert island, and many other things added to the scene of the Calypso Prom. The music was provided by the Don Keonen band and the refreshments were served by calypso waiters. The floor-show was entertainment provided by all classes. It consisted of a calypso ballet. a solo na- tive dancer, a dance team, a marimba solo, and a vocal solo of a calypso song. All these things made the Junior-Senior a finishing touch to a wonderful year and the prom a great success for everybody. 40 if W . .Letter men. . ORGANIZATIONS S ? its EJTHB ISS! I , 6 ' fr - ,.... - li' ROW ONE: J. Vint, C. Swede, L. Halquist, D. Reddel, P. Orr, M. A. Sigler, E. Purdy. ROW TWO: P. ' K. Kannenberg, J. Thoreson, T. Edwards, S. Lawyer, J. Vint. Bradshaw, J. Jornes, R. Johnson, S. A. C. HEADS STUDENT BODY Our representatives in the Student Advisory Council, under the leadership of Don Reddel, again this year have taken over several worth-while proiects. One of their early activities was the welcoming party for the incoming freshmen. in the fall the big event came--the homecoming party. This party was sponsored by the S .A .C . However, the real purpose of the Student Advisory Council isn't just to sponsor parties and have good times, ' ' A fr' :1 worthwhile services for us, the students of Spirit Lake High but to take responsibility in leadership .md pe fo n School. L' . mda Ha1qu1st.Secreta1-y- Tres. 115455 2212153 loor .Advizgier Penny Crrel l ' Piffsidenr . . . Vice President THE CABINET: S. Weaver, S. Weaver, K. Kannenburg, M. Hagedorn, S. Ellis, J. Hutchinson, C. Swede, M. Lienemann, J. Marr, J. Vint, planned intramurals in volley ball, basketball, and many other sportsg and arranged for good times for all the high school girls. P A G. R. A. BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS This year the seniors walked away with the championship after hours of practice and sheer determination. B. Ferguson, P. Orr, J. Weik, S. Weaver, P. Powell, B. Fronlc, L. Hal- quist, J. Vint, M. Sigler. Celia Swede Hurls a Low Ball ROW ONE: D. Reddel, B. Ferguson, L. Pashby, N. Cain, R. Chozen, L. Halquist, D. Jansen, K. Bohn, B. Maxson. ROW TWO: P. Orr, V. Wilson, J. Phelps, B. Redington, M. Sigler, J. Vint, J. Hutchinson, S. Bruns, D. Ashmore. ROW THREE: C. Arnold, G. Bollman, J. Ladegaard, D. Reed, M. Graeber, E. P111'dY, H- 3Chmidt, J. Kennedy. The Spirit Lake National Forensic League started this year as a new chapter with 14 charter members and grew a total of 26. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Kanellis they proved to be one of the most active chapters in Iowa. Vera Wilson President NFL A mqrfmrw bixiipilsifaziiz . QM N W if vi' - Rollie Chozen Secretary-treasurer Earl Parsons President ROW ONE: J. Barker, R. Wyatt, D. Reddel. ROW TWO: T. Ransford, D. Moeller I. Gustavson, E. Parsons. ROW THREE: V. Blum, T. Terrill. ROW FOUR: T. Duke P Bradshaw, B. Baker. ROW FIVE: J. Thoreson, D. Freeman. ROW SIX: V. Whittler T. Edwards, J. Kennedy. ROW SEVEN: K. Mitchell. Q S. L ARN L IN ,H REE sp 0RT5 f, K Tom Edwards Vice-President '15 Tom Ransford Secretary-Treasurer 1. ii...--W iii? 7' E. Arthur, Vice-president, D. Hoffman, Reporter, L. Kimbal, Treasurer, R. Resch, President, J. Estes, Secretaryg S. Lloyd, Sentinel, ROW ONE. R Rerdemann, L Krmbal B Bryan, R Resch, J Estes, S Lloyd, W Elbers ROW TWO' B Armstrong, D Karl, it D smger, J M11ler,L v1ck,x Johnson, R Marr Row THREE E Arthur D Hoffman, L Krmball, D Belkm, C M11 ler, K Lloyd L Coburn, Mr Truman ,- Sprrrt Lake s Future Farmers of Amer1ca, under the duectron of Mr Truman, had a very successful year They recerved many honors at Judging contests sponsored a chrcken buscuit supper held a semr formal dance where they crowned Lmda Halqurst FFA Sweetheart, and took a tr1p to the Black H1115 Ronnre Resch was named Chapter Star Farmer 46 I W I LH.S.S.A. . .National Forensic League. . .P1ays. . .Debate P ,,f Q, Q s ' , .Q , 32? , 5 wwfm., . 5 My V 32- ,V M, I , . , . if Q M mnvm AA s. A A , , 1 Lag' sk . Q: ri 2- A 5 ' Wgg. - Q M lim f , fl' . 1 . K fqgvfQf,LV M5gWf'fj Q' WY m, W, 6 Q , W Q q Fifi, Q4 B, 1 2,1 K f X Ami ? 3 x i5?f afA A W My fa QE? .W Q ff N it f 1, h V ,L A5 A if U K 5? H g, A if 'fr A 7 A r, I 2, , 'SN W, V A ' jx 5 1 . 'fi Q :':rjp,,1'g4 V .K ,., A vii. 2 .fy 4. if I Q Ac, QM fix , v ' , 2 . , b A Q 2 . N' W ' :fi gf ' we W 5 M ' i gh 'VY , L ffflqf f ,, A f' w -YH., ' x Q jig, 4 x K' 'A 352 1 A , 4 , , K 29, ' f Qu? 'W' ff, 1-'Sm ,v '1 wuNNeRs AT THE msmlcr j comesr IN Roclcweu. clrv The year 1957 saw Spirit Lake Orators again score high in IHSSA. ROW ONE: Nancy Cain, Bobbi Ferguson, Mary Anne Siglcr. ROW TWO: Karen Bohn, Vera Wilson, Linda Halquist, Celia Swede, Penny Orr. ROW THREE: Barry Maxson, Don Red- del, Michael Graeber, Ed Purdy, Harlan Schmidt, Cameron Arnold. WINNERS AT STATE! ROW ONE: Vera Wilson, Linda l-lalquist, Penny Orr. ROW TWO: Don Reddel, Michael Graeber, Ed Purdy, Barry Maxson. Of the twenty-five students who went out for speech during the win ter, eight were able to earn Divi- sion I ratings at the state contest held in Denison in March. ROW ONE: Karen Bohn, Vera Wilson, Linda Halquist, Nancy Cain, Penny Orr. ROW TWO: Cameron Arnold, Don Reddel, Ivlichael Graeber, Ed Purdy, Barry Maxson. ENTRIES IN THE STATE CONTEST AT DENISON lx Sue Beck, Pat Benrt, Joan Bell, Mrs Duron, Dallas Smger Ro111e Chozen, Donna Graeber, Dlane Ashmore, Phxl Houser, Judy Werk, Vera Wllson, Cameron Arnold, Lawrence Hardman, Martha Rose Donna Jean Jansen TRYOUTS REHEARSALS OPENING NIGHT A STAR IS BORN Make up llghting props costumes and sound effects were famlliar terms to the play casts th1s year Two plays were presented by SPIIII Lake thrs year under the dtrecuon of Mary Dixon The first play was Jenny Klssed Me put on H1 the fall The second play was The Twelve Pound Look which was the one act play entered in both the IHSSA and the Forenslc League Contests held 1n the spring The Twelve Pound Look won a DIVISION I ratmg Ln the IHSSA contest and an Excellent at Iowa City in the Forenslc contest JENNY KISSED ME THE TWELVE POUND LOOK f- nn-... , ww.-We Robinette Ferguson, Michael Graeber, Melicent Orr, Linda Halquist. 50 1 DISTRICT CONTEST STATE WINNERS The Forenslc Speech ASSOCIHIIOD havxng only two T'he State wmners ln Forensxc were Lmda I-laIqu1st, contests, Dxstnct and State, produced four dlstnct who rece1ved supemors ID Or1g1na1 Oratory and wmners from Splflt Lake From left to nght D TEIBVISIOD Speaklng, and Dlanne Ashmore, who anne Ashmore, Mary Anne S1g1er, Lmda Halquxst placed second 1n the state 1n Rad1o Speakmg Penny Orr IOWA FORENSIC LEAGUE 'I957 ONE ACT PLAY Durmg the Forens1c contest at Iowa Cxty Mrs STUDENT SENATE D1xon's one act play, The Twelve Pound Look Parhmentary procedure, almost ent1re1y new to parucxpated 1n the Iowa Play Fest1va1 where they Splflt Lake, was used by these students to show then rece1ved an excellent ratlng, From left to rxght ablhty as Student Senators at Iowa Clty Left to Penny Orr Joanne Bell, M1chae1 Graeber Lmda rxght Don Reddel, Nancy Cam, Vera WIISOH, Janet Halquxst, Bobbl Ferguson. Hutchmson, Sharon Bruns, Don Reed 31 4 as s 'ir s . . . . . . : 1- . . . . , o 0 , 0 . . z . . . . , 7 : 4 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE DEBATERS SENIOR DEBATERS ROW ONE Linda Pashby Janice Ficken ROW ROW ONE. Bryce Redmgton Gary Bollman, Mary TWO- James Ladegaard Jim Phelps Anne Srgler Don Reed STATE CHAMPION CLASS B DEBATERS This is your 11fe debaters Your hard work and many hours of research were culminated by winning the Class B also spent many long hours working on the debate topic and who also brought home many honors from various meets JUNIOR DEBATERS ROW ONE Rolhe Chozen Vera W11son ROW TWO Donna Jan sen, Janet Hutchinson Dianne Ashmore, Sharon Bruns ROW THREE Lawrence Hardman, Mlke Eads Ed Purdy Harlan Schmidt, Jim Kennedy 57 : . , U . . . I . , , . , . , . State Championship in the Forensic League at Iowa City in the spring. We must not forget the others, however, who J I 1 I I , J ! ADMINISTRATION SH I W I ,F SUPERINTENDENT AND SCHOOL BOARD Behind the scenes of our production of This is Your Life our Superintendent has been silently working to prepare us to take the important step from high school into this modern world. We are proud to have such an able leader in our school system. The Board of Education has been a great help in this line also. Our heartiest thanks to these men for their help and inspiration. WN, Gay A. Orr Superintendent Y' 5, vii. . . W , 2 ROW ONE: Rena Stransky, sccretaryg inson, Ed Kennedy. ROW TWO: Wil- bur Hanson, Delmar Fodness, Gay Orr, Superintendent. Douglas Dunsmoor Principal The school year of 1956-57 saw Douglas Dunsmoor step into the role of high school principal. For the part he has played i11 guiding our high school careers, we the seniors of 1957, extend our thanks and congratulations for a good year. Dr. A. K. Ruebel, prcsidentg Ed Hutch- a.l sp! 1 MIS. BAIRD Mr. BALES Mrs. DIXON Latin Social Studies English THE FACULTY Miss OELRICH Homemaking The faculty, who taught us with wisdom and patience, also deserve our thanks for preparing us so ably for the future. The long hours which they spent both in class and in extracurricular activities are greatly appreciated. I Mr. MORRIS Math Miss McKEE Mr. MATHEWS Mr. KANELLIS Librarian History English Mr. FROST English Q . 5 'N pg Mr. CATCH Industrial Arts Mr. GENTRY Vocal Music Miss HULVERSON Commercial K Mr. OLSON Mr. OXENREIDER Mr. SMITH Mr. TRUMAN Miss WILLIAMS Band Science Science Agriculture Physical Education Mrs. Mrs. STRANSKY Mr. WEBB OX ENREIDER Bookke eper Transportation Secretary D irector LUNCHROOM Mrs. I-Iouchins, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Ralph, Mrs. Stephenson, Miss Lambert 1'ef's.,-H'-4, - A A 1 S' A J. l G li C 4 - --M 1 5 5t S CUSTODIANS Mr. Bell, Mr. Schumacker, Mr. Khuse, Mr. Os bome cf X -q 1'-w 5 K z , . 5 . 5 S' 2 V5 , , V ,L rf A wwppw-W. 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