Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Towers, Denny Sornson, Pat Hamilton, Barbara Barton, Karen Hanes, Janice Foote, Marilyn Essex, Jerry Little, Norman Ritchhart, Robert Curnutt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eveleth, Dorothy DeVries, Lloyd Barger, Eleanor McNabb, Terry Young, Joyce Rash, Marcene Fickel, Delores Boggs, Doris Wolff, Carolyn Parker, Mary Kaye Thieleke, Betty Sapp, Mrs, Moore, Mr. DeWitt, THLRD ROW: Lynda Leavengood, Janis Willett, Gay Ann Parrish, Glenn Ferguson, Jim Robinson, Max Bible, Dave Rusk, Larry Wilson, Charles Olmsted, Charles Glasgow, Dave Sornson. NOT PICTURED: Martha Kersey, Wanda Cooper, Sharon Brown, Jim Michael. JUNl0R The officers of the Junior Class were: President, David Ruskg Vice-President, Terry Youngg Treasurer, Dennie Sornson, Secretary, Eleanor McNabb. Barbara Barton and Lloyd Barger were the Student Council representatives the first semester and Karen Hanes and Glenn Ferguson were representatives the second semester. A few activities of the Junior Class were as follows: There was the publication of the Blue Jay Chatter, the high school paper, which kept the Juniors busy, There is agreat deal of hard work that goes into this paper. There is advertising to be sold, gathering news, writing copy, a.nd preparing a dummy copy. Mrs. Lucchini is the Blue Jay Chatter advisor. In October the Juniors presented their play Home Sweet Homicide, Thirty of the class members were included in this play. They handled half the food concessions at the football and basketball games. The Christmas Formal, Glistf-:ning Twilight, was also sponsored by the Juniors. It was the second year for Christmas dances. The last big event of the year was preparing for the J unior-Senior Banquet, with the help of the Junior sponsors, Mrs. Eveleth, Mrs. Moore, and Mr. DeWitt. The Banquet was held at the Wakonda Club: the theme was Just For You.

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judy Bice, Bonnie Stites, Jeri Fry, Faith Crippen, Eleanor Ditto, Janet Trip- lett, Carol Garwood, Karole Peterson, Linda Richeson, Linda Reynolds, Dixie Sorenson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Anderson, Kathy Thoreson, Sandra Thorpe, Susan Greene, Carolyn Hon, Mary McDonald, Ann Birney, Joyce Poole, Sharon Conrad, Sandra Jarvis, Patty Smith, Judy Ostling, Mr. Forsyth. THIRD ROW: Danny Boals, Carl Hall Jr., Carl Bishop, John Becker, Mike Weakley, Jerry Ireland, Ronnie Johnson, Roger Ryberg, Alan Hansen, Steve Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Gary Laverrenz, John Mott, Gary Mart, Phil Schroeder, Vernon DeHamer, Richard Boot, Charles Johnson, MonteBarbour, Dick Foote, Lonnie Milligan, Harlan Seagren, David Thielke. NOT PICTURED: Carol Dunn. 0PHOMORE To start off the 1956-57 school year, the Sophomore Class had a money-raising project of selling pennants and pom poms for the homecoming festivities. Besides de- corating the Legion Hall for the dance, they entered a float, Igloo the Schmoo, in the home- coming parade which won second place. All work and no play was certainly not the motto for this class. On January 25, they had a sliding party at Waveland, and from there went on to J immie's Pizza House for refreshments. They ended up the year with a skating party in March.