Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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Under his guidance, the girls' basketball team won their 1958 sectional tournamentg and later that spring the boys'baseba1l team brought home the title from the sectionals. Aside from his regular duties as a coach, Mr. Dewitt organized an effective intramural program which has promoted school spirit and a more active participation by everyone in sports. As our teacher, Mr. Dewitt struggled with us through our General Business, world History, Law, and world Geography classes. He was always willing to listen to our everyday problems as well as discuss those of the world. As our friend, we felt free to come to him for advice and guidance. we have enjoyed many good times with Mr. Dewitt and appreciate all that he has done for us in the years at Urbandale. ADMINISTRATION AN N. X in K 3? U' J F 11 9? ,SQ , Img Y' vi- 5a M vw I . 2 1 X335 E ur qw X xg x 1 xv YW' X I A if 'fl' Q' '- I N 4' I . , 1' f I 'J-max ROY E. PETERSON LYLE W KEHM High School Prmclpal Supermtendent Sociology Custodian 1 in MR. TONE General Science Chemistry Biology FACULTY MRS, LUCCHINI Journalism Speech, Drama American Literature English Literature MRS. SHERER English Bookkeeping Counseling Senior Sponsor MR, DE WITT Girls' Basketball Physical Education World Geography Commercial Law TYPUIS Baseball Coach MR. MARRIOTT Algebra I, II Trigonometry Geometry Physics Cross Country Track Coach Senior Sponsor ,Q X ., -, Alt' I , 5431 MRS. VAN RYS WYK Homemaking MRS, CAS WELL Latin World History English MR, BOYER Instrumental Music Senior Sponsor MR. HAND Industrial Arts MRS, CURTIS Vocal Music wa STD V7 ' NN im American History Boys' Physical Education Boys' Football, Basketball Assistant Track Coach MRS . ROBBINS Advanced Grammar Speech English Library RTW- MRS, O'BRIEN Typing Shorthand Office Practice Senior Sponsor 2 , X X915 x DANGER f- M FACULTY C 'f I f womc Q . X' x U Xp SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS OU DAN KJIXDEXYE President upea H Fine as a student, but even better as a friend. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Drama 9, 11 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10 Student Council Secretary 11 Class Secretary 9 Class President 12 Homecoming Attendant 12 Annual 12 Editor Blue Jay Chatter 11 Class Play 11, 12 DICK FOOTE Intramurals 11, 12 Treasurer Toes Money dishonestly acquired is never worth its cost, while a good conscience never cost as much as its worth. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 12 Football Manager 10, 11 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 Class President 10 Class Treasurer 12 U Club Secretary 12 Class Play 11, 12 Annual Staff 12 Blue Jay Chatter 11 Speech Contest 11, 12 Band 9, 10,11, 12 CAROL GARWOOD Secretary Missy My man is as true as steel. Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 Vocal Music 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10 Homecoming Attendant 12 Drama 10 Blue Jay Chatter 11 Class Officer 12 Annual staff 12 Pep Club 12 Class Play 12 DAVID THIELEKE Vice-President Sweet Pea May all my sins be remembered. Class Treasurer 9, 11 Class Vice-President 10, 12 U Club 12 Baseball 9,10, 11, 12 Vocal Music 9 Class Play 11, 12 Basketball Manager 9, 10 Football Manager 9, 10 Track 10 Student Council 12 JERI FRY Small Fry Though she be but little fierce. Cheerleading, 10 Vocal Music 9 Annual Staff 12 Class Play 12 Class Secretary 11 JOHN BECKER Wesley Listen, cherry top, I wasnt I never met a manl didn t 11ke Speeding! Cheerleading 9 10 11 12 Track 9. 11. 12 Student Council 9 10 Music 9 '41 ...! ' LINDA LQLOR Curly A friend to all, and all, her friends. GARY MART ncllzvv His best he'l1 give to any task and cheerfully does whatever you ask. Baseball 10, 12 Track 11 Basketball 10 Class Play 11,1 Blue Jay Chatte Music 10, 12 Drama 11, 12 Annual Staff 12 2 rl ROGER RYBERG Cuddles All this and Carol too? Football 9, 1O,11, 12 Student Council 9, 10, 11 Student Council President Basketball Manager 11, 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Class Play 11, 12 Vocal Music 10 Class Treasurer 10 Class President 11 Drama 10, 11, 12 U Club 12 Boys' State Blue Jay Chatter 11 12 GARY HALL Corn You don't have to hang from a tree to be a nut. Football 10, 12 Baseball 10, 12 Basketball 12 Track 12 Student Council 12 U Club 12 FAITH CRIPPEN 1vTank Il Give me a minute, and the world. Speech Contest 11 Class Play 11, 12 Vocal Music 9, 11 Annual Staff 12 Cheerleader 10 I'll tell 3 5 K 9 N-y PATRICIA SMITH MP3, ,. A friendly girl and a charming lass a worthy addition to our CAROL DUNN Ton-A-Bun Whistle and he 'll come to you. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Vocal Music 9, 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12 Class Vice-President 9 Class Secretary 10 Student Council Student Council Secretary 12 Blue Jay Chatter Staff 11 C0-Editor Annual 12 Pep Club 12 Homecoming Queen 12 D 3 Q x ,, slt. A C 1333. ., 1 , 54215, My xm as ..-- raise rf- zz. DANNY BOALS Dan-the-Man No man can serve two masters. Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10,11,12 Track 9, 10, ll, 12 Class President 9 Class Play 11, 12 Student Council Treasurer 12 U Club President 12 Class Vice-President 11 Student Council Representative 10 gi..-is . - . HARLAN SEAGREN Seagal I have hardly ever known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12 Basketball Manager 12 CHARLES ICHNSON Boner It is better of course to know useless things than to know nothing, ' Football 11 ,I ,. rV.., V .. X I OHN MOTT C1ancy Guess I ran out of gas! Band 9,10,11,12 Vocal Music 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball Manager 9 Blue Jay Chatter 11 Annual 12 DIXIE SORENSON Merle Lorraine I'm no angel, but I'm ha fun. Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Attendant 12 Annual staff 12 ving A -' J wi- , :Q gssrfnwf- five 1 I I, - -11 - . , Y . .K ,L Miki, 1? CARLE HALL Cork The guy who always manages to manage. Vocal Music 9 Football 9,10 Band 9,10, 11 CAROLYN HON Dimp1es 'ZW No better than she should be. Class Play 12 Annual 12 Pep Club 10, 11 Cheerleading 10, 11 Vocal Music 9, 10, 11, 12 GARY LAVERRENZE Eyebrow Wonder what mischief nex do. n Class Play 11, 12 Blue Jay Chatter 11 Band 9, 10 Vocal Music 9, 10, 11 t I'11 KATHLEEN KITZMAN Hot Rod She DID like quiet evenings at home. Pep Club 10 Class Play 11, 12 Annual Staff 12 Student Council 12 Vocal Music 11 RONNIE JOHNSON Stud Good night, good night! Parting is such sweet sorrow. That I shall say good-night till it be morrow. Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Vocal Music 9 Student Council 12 U Club Treasurer 12 JANET TRIPLETT .Toys .. Among the boys she's found. Vocal Music 9, 10 Class Play 11, 12 Student Council 12 Annual staff 12 always ALAN HANSEN Gal-lon-Alan There are many lovely women, but no perfect ones. Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 11, 12 Baseball 10, 12 U Club 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12 BONNIE STITES Bunny A thousand times good -night. Vocal Music 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12 Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 Blue Jay Chatter 11 Urban Echo 12 Homecoming Attendant 12 Volleyball Captain 12 Drama 10 ALAN GIVANT -'Pizza-v I feel like a fugitive from the law of averages. Band 11, 12 Intramurals 12 SANDRA IARVIS Sandy I speak in a monstrous little voice. Vocal Music 10, 11 Class Play 11, 12 Annual Staff 12 STEVE CHAPMAN Cherry Last night at twelve I felt imm- ense, now I feel like thirty 'sensel ' GETRUDE BYRNES Gabby Football 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Gertrude is the quiet type but be ware, she is dynamite. Vocal Music 125 Intramurals ll, 12 Class Play 11, 12: Annual Staff 12 Pep Club 12. PHILLIP SCHROED ER Norton Blessed is he that invented sleep ROBERT ROSE GERALD IRELAND Bob RICHARD BOOT Jerry R' 1 Beware! Imay do something 161 H . L People who make no noise are ye I take things as they come -- dangerous. easy, MICHAEL WEAKLEY Hlvuckeyv. He looks wise. Pray correct error. Basketball 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Football 12 Vocal Music 11 Drama 12 Class Play ll, 12 Blue Jay Chatter 11 Student Council 11, 12 Contest Play 12 U Club 12 Science Club President 11 the Vocal Music 9 ANN BIRNEY HROZ H It's nice to be naturalwhen you 're naturally nice. Class President 9 Student Council 9 Drama 10, 11, 12 Contest Play ll, 12 Class Play 11, 12 Blue Jay Chatter ll Advertising Editor 12 Band ll Girls State 11 N N. ELEANOR DITTO Dit ' Nature gave us two ears, but only one mouth. Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Play 12 Annual 12 Vocal Music 9, 10, 11 Pep Club 12 Drama 10 JOYCE POOLE Fnosty Boot saddle to horse and away. Annual Art Editor 12 Vocal Music 9, 10 Cheerleading 9 Pep Club 11 Class Play 12 LONNY MILLIGAN Mc Gerk Lonny has a pleasing personality and always 'seems full of vitality. Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 11, 12 Drama 12 Class Play 12 U Club 11, 12 Student Council 9 MON TE BARBOUR Monte Bone How about a date, babe? Track 10, 11, 12 Cross Country 11, 12 U Club 12 NEIL CONNER Nei1ess Dangerous after midnight. Track 11 LINDA RICHESON Rich Linda is a swell gal and full of fun, no wonder she's liked by everyone. Class Play 12 COMMENCEMENT URBANDALE HIGH SCHOOL Wednesday, May 27, 1959, 8 p. m. High School Gymnasium Processional . . . . . . Invocation............... You'll Never Walk A1one - Rodgers and Hammerstein . , Address ........ . . .... . . Presentation of Awards . . Awarding of Diplomas , . . . . . Jannes Nelson . Reverend Arthur Ring . . . . . . IohnMott . . . . . Mr. Joe Moore County Probation Officer . . . . . Mr. Lyle Kehm Superintendent of Schools . . . . Mr. James Ahern President of School Board The Halls of Ivy . . . . Traditional . . . . . .... Girls' Trio Benediction . . . . . . Recessional . . . . . . naman. soun- . . Reverend Arthur Ring . . . . . Jannes Nelson CLASS SPONSORS Mary Sherer, Jean O'Brien, Richard Boyer, Jack Marriott Class Colors .............................. Lavender and White Class Flower . .......................... Vanta Orchid Motto .... . 'With the ropes of today, we will ring the bells of tomorrow. AWARDS Valedictorian . . . ...... . . Susan Greene Salutatorian............. American Legion Citizenship Award . . Iowa State Bar Association . . . . . . . . American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Runner-up Medal Winner . . . Alan Givant . . Carol Dunn . . Roger Ryberg . . Danny Boals . . Carol Garwood SENIOR TRIP On May 22, 34 seniors and their chaper- ones left for Skip Day. The annual event was held at the 4-H Camp near Luther, Iowa. In spite of the rainy weather the occasion was enjoyed by all. an-'-4 ' 'er Ji 3. 'Y-A ' W ,. nr bf, A ' ' fi XM . . ,-'Viv' - Q A f'41 '4 -vi Q , y' fre-w'i T ,, .1 1, L . , mx A f. .W it ,ag .y L 3 4 .wr at WI ff L. X' m -' F, Misigk J ' x 144 .1 M ,lm ' 1 K W , ,fi :,,. W. M -gf... 5.3 A 55 ,X M .v ,Q -' -.. , My Q f.-'fFx-.iff - I. Q Y ,L , Tm ' ,. 'l'fg 3ijA t'-gg ,W f- Q . gi w ihr Q. .'f',S5Q'Yif , K 5 4:21 A lx .4 . M . , ,Q-My .q.- 4 1 2 RJ V!! -+ N. , f ,1 si , s s' K, Y x L' '-2: ' .2 5 X -1 .. ,. 'fl' s,,4.. K' -if W- Q 5 ','-If-f,' .,, Q . ' NSN 'f.4LN,..-'sg L. -wr. '5 ?3.-'gs' 1 . ..-., . - ff 1, - K '- . ' :2?l'3w ,asSf5s ' 1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dixie Peterson, Jean Valerius, Diana Sorenson, Andrea Yeater, Judy Johnson. SECOND ROW: Sandy Duncan, Sharon Barlow, Mary Jane Chase, Jean Sterrett, Sandra Morris, Connie Swanson, Linda Jones, Susie Schmidt, LaRita Tyler, Evelyn Hon, Marquita Posey, Jcanettc Zimmerman, Mike Forsyth, Mrs. Van Ryswyk. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lucchini, Anne Norberg, Glenda Harjes, Diane Miller, Joanna Chew, LarryButler, Ronnie Phelps, Bob Dietz, Jim Stevens, John Hunt, Dick Tinder, Dick Coan, Doyle Bell. FOURTH ROW: Joanne Parsons, Linda Kessler, Karen Kunzman, Janie Wilson, Sandra Lindsey,Vi.rginia Von Seeger, Claudia Schoonover, Merle Alexander, SteveSchroeder, Gerard Noble, George Leonard, Bill Boyce, Bob Alexander, Glen Isserstedt. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Hand, Don Parsons, Danny Doherty, PhilPasco, Bruce LePard, Doug Thieleke, Denny Boatright, Steve Ward, Ronnie Swanson, Phil Schneider, Jim Samuels. Junior Class officers for the year 1958-59: Karen Kunzman, President John Hunt, Vice-P resident Connie Swanson, Secretary Steve Ward, Treasurer Student Council Representatives: Michele Forsyth and Gary Willett The Juniors won second prize for their float, Devoted To You, in the Homecoming Parade. The class was also responsible for one-third of the food concessions at the football and basket- ball games. Publication of the school newspaper, the Blue Jay Chatter, kept the Juniors so busy throughout the year. They sold advertising, gathered news, wrote copy, and prepared a dummy',' copy under the supervision of the Chatter adviser, Mrs. Lucchini. In October, the Juniors presented the play, Cheaper By The Dozen, under the direction of Mrs. Carol Lucchini. Two night performances were 45 given with a different cast each night. In all, twenty-two of the class members were included in the play cast. The climax of the year was preparing for theJuruor Senior Banquet, which was held at the Hotel Fort Des Moines on the night of May 16 X .1 6 GE W 2 twiki . ' . ' . ' ' ' em wmon cuss SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phylis Woods, Kahla Mielke, Anna Marie Von Seeger, Sharon Knight, Donna Kessler, Janice Nelson, Charles Timberlake, Junior Garwood, Donna Horak, Janet Rush, Sue Ellen Sims, Jean Sherwood, Lynn Garvin, Sandy Schults. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Caswell, Ann Valerius, Sandy Scott, Danny Ley, Mickey Comstock, Mark Milligan, Pat Lowry. .Toe Lamb, Mike Barger, Doug Jones, Dennis Newbrough, Rodney King, Butch McGlothlen, Karen Keller, Mrs. Robbins. THIRD ROW: Larry Belden, Richard Keasey, Marge MacDonald, Carolyn Byrnes, Ponchita Rainy, Mary Jardine, Nancy Myers, Linda Winters, Lois Downs, Susanna Nelson, Penny Keller, John Hodges, Larry Hartsook, Sharon Wilhelm. FOURTH ROW: Susan Jenks, Kaylene Kenworthy, Clark McLean, John Glasgow, Dennis Neuman, Bob Garner, Fred Frey, Dick Leut- zinger, Stanley Couthard, Fred Robinson, Jack Gunion, Tim Ryberg, Mike Baker, Francis Scott. Student Council Representatives Officers for the year 1958-59 Tim Ryberg Sandy Shults, P resident Donna Horak Karen Kellar, Vice-P resident Harold Garwood Marge MacDonald, Secretary Mark Milligan, Treasurer ,X The chief money-making projects of the Sophomore Class were selling U.H.S. ballpoint pens, during the Homecoming festivities, and a car wash in the late spring. - During the first semester they had a sledding party at the Hyperion Golf Course. A party with a Hawaiian theme was held in ApriL We'll Bowl 'Em Over was their float entry in the Homecoming Parade. The class was also in charge of the half-time skit during the Homecoming game. -x., .' :f fo- , 22 , ,gist FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Susan Beldon, Marcia Newbrough, Janet Pyle, Connie Persinger, Janita Peterson, Paula Milligan, Linda Greene, Donna Cruikshank, Larry Leutzinger, Judy Phelps, Carolyn Gardiner, Billy Van Pelt, Barclay McLean, Forrest Richardson, Jolene May, Linda Gibson, Mike Gabriel, Joyce Albright, Sandra Alexander. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dewitt, Patty Beggs, Patty Mart, Mike Fisher, Lee Staska, Tom Backus, Fred Little, Pat Dutcher, Virginia Acuff, Darlene Boltz, Marsha Weakley, Nancy Emmert, Diane Wilson, Linda Fickel, Karen Swanson, Pam Baker, Mr. Tiegland. THIRD ROW: Mr. Tone, Gayle Strickler, Ted Minnick, F rancis Byrnes, Jeanne Kehoe, Sandra Vandermeulen, Charlotte Silvey, Pam Seagren, Ruth Hamilton, Becky Johnson, Judy Garner, Christine Chapman, Quentin Boehler, Skip Deason, Sammy Parsons. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Henrickson, Richard Chapman, Jerry Kallaus, Dave Ferguson, Jim May, John White, Stan Boley, Larry Lalor, Harold Lambert, John Leavengood, Ricky Boals, Frank Pasco, Ronnie Stevens. The Freshman Class officers for the year 1958-59 were: John Leavengood, President Ted Minnick, Vice-P resident Paula Milligan, Secretary . Linda Greene, Treasurer - ' The Student Council representatives were: v af? ti ' Bill Van Pelt Linda Fickel The biggest money-making project the Freshmen had was their car wash, which was held in the early spring. coming parade. They also presented a skit during the pep assembly at Homecoming, which was a take-off on the television program, American Bandstand . V We're Hatching A Victory was their float entry in the Home- During the first semester they had a pizza party and fun night. f-rv1l,.,,..,1-L.,.....1..,.1....,l ..-...., .L--:,.-,, cn, 11 L- 1-, 1 IUNIOR HIGH 8TH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Susan Allen, Marcia Minnich, Marilyn Nelson, Janet Hanes, Barbara Robinson, Marsha Troe, Diane Nicholson, Dave Schroeder, Dennis Briggs, Ronald Richardson. SECOND ROW: Leon Johnson, Bill Inman, Judi Samuels, Shirley Swanson, JoAnne McKenizie, Gayle Gordon, Terri Rae, Judy Hall, Gwen Paton. THIRD ROW: Howard E. Thompson, Carolyn Cline, Bette Heimbaugh, John Swanson, Bill Chase, Jack Phipps, Judy Roetman, Sonja Blockus, Patty Lyst. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jerry McG1oth1en, Billy Noble, Richard Suede, Judy Collins, Barbara Kitzman, Vickie Scou,Betty Waugh, Richard Harjes. SECOND ROW: Kitty Kellar, Richard Chase, Mike Wilson, John A1exander,JackScoonover, Terry Griffen, Richard Thompson, Della Dingemann, Georganna Jones. THIRD ROW: Isabel1eJensen, Teacher, Jimmy Creighton, Fred Kehoe, Tommy Williams, Jim Shelby, Susan Towers, Bonnie F rey. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jackie Anderson, JudyCopic, Paul Lamb, Larry Rose, Donald Bentler, Gary Irving, Bob May, David De Bord. SECOND ROW: Burkhard Gensch, Dick Towers,Jack Spencer, Marilyn Caselieer, Eddie Bruner, Franklin Rich, Pauline Hanes, PcggyJones,.Tudy Millard, Betty Johnson. THIRD ROW: Marlene Von Seeger, Warren Killam, Karen Abrolot, Kent Higgins, Randy Mills, Francis Parsons, Chuck Wolfe, Raymond Miller, Carroll Skiles, Jon lhnuierdose. TOP Row: Flora Hunt, Pat Shelby, Mike Wade,Jane Adair,Judy Smith, Vickie Engstrom, Janet Shingledecker, Gary Fletcher, Brent Bean. Mr. Stewart, Homeroom Teacher. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. McLaren, Randy Walker, Nancy Horak, Susan Faber, Albert Schneider, Toni Sawyer, Susan West, Denny Swanson, Chris Spease, Ruth Alexander, Alda Stenberg, Jane Satterlfxz. SECOND ROW: Sharon Shelstrom, Carolyn Main, Arnis Lambert, Roger Rash, Jini Garwood, Charles Sandahl, Howard Custer, Gail lsserstedt, Marite Kuvers, Sarmite Kuvers. Tl IIRD ROW: Bruce Hamilton, Billy Pohlad, Larry Dilliner, Harold Jacobs, Roger Newell, George Teffleteller, Dennis Graham, Eleanor Winters, Julie Hansen, JoELlen Wathen. TOP ROW: Victor Johnson, Joel Senter, Karen Martin, Susie Dallager, Janet Dunn, Georgeanna Wright, Audrey Collins. Steven Olson. Wavne Anderson, Tohn Smidf. Mr. Stewart, Hnomrnom Teacher. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mike White, Alan Hansen, Danny Boals, Gary Hall, Dick Foote, Steve Chapman, Roger Ryberg, Ronnie Johnson, Lor1ny Milligan. SECOND ROW: Bob Alexander, Doug Thieleke, Bruce LePard, Phil Pasco, Don Parsons, Steve Ward, Denny Boatright, Mike Weakley. THIRD ROW: Ron Gonder, Mark Milligan, Doug J' ones, Junior Garwood, .Tack Gunion, Dick Leut- zinger, Fred Robinson, Tim Ryberg, Mike Baker, Bob Garner, Norval Dewitt. FOURTH ROW- Duane Stewart, Gayle Strickler, Larry Leutzinger, Lee Staska, John Leavengood, Ricky Boals F rank Pasco, Quentin Boehler, Stan Boley, Sammy Parsons, Jerry Kallaus . The Blue Jays, who lost six seniors through 1958 graduation, compiled a 5-3 record for the 1958 season. They won fourth place in the Suburban Conference. Assisting Ron Gonder with the coaching responsibilities were Norva1DeWitt and Duane Stewart. Next year's team may be hindered by the loss of ten seniors who will graduate this year. They are: Mike White, Alan Hansen, Danny Boals, Gary Hall, Dick Foote, Steve Chapman, Roger Ryberg, Ronnie ,T ohnson, Lonny Milligan, and Mike Weakley. The scores for the 1958 games were: Saydel 13 Urbandale - ' Ogden 0 Urbandale Ankeny 14 Urbandale Johnston 14 Urbandale North Polk 7 Urbandale Altoona 7 Urbandale Bondurant 0 Urbandale Carlisle 6 U1-bandale BOYS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roger Ryberg, Gary Hall, Dick Foote, Mike Weakley, Alan Hansen, Ronnie Johnson, Danny Boals, Coach Gonder. SECOND ROW: Junior Garwood, .Tack Gunion, John Leavengood, Dick Leutzinger, Don Parsons, Gary Willett, Harlan Seagren. The Blue Jays rose from a fifth place finish in the conference last year to take top honors while posting an ll - 1 record. Six seniors led the squad to a final 17 - 2 mark. They are Ronnie Johnson, Alan Hansen, Dick Foote, Mike Weakley, Danny Boals, and Gary Hall. Coach Ron Gonder's team set a newhigh for the most outstanding record in Urbandale Hig,h's history. OPPONENTS North Polk Saydel Johnston Bondurant Altoona Grimes Ankeny North Polk WE THEY OPPONENTS WE 44 36 Saydel 45 52 32 Johnston 38 62 39 Grimes 78 48 37 Prairie City 72 69 30 Bondurant 47 49 18 Valley 67 445 40 Altoona 60 67 30 Ankeny 41 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Urbandale 43 Dallas Center 39 Ubrandale 43 Carlisle 27 Urbandale 36 Ankeny 38 THEY 32 59 41 21 35 G2 46 40 GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Susan Greene, Sharon Wilhelm, Jean Valerius, Joanna Chew, Carol Dunn, Judy Gardner, Becky Johnson, Janie Wilson, Lois Downs, Andy Yeater, Donna Horak, Lynda Gibson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Van Ryswyk, Mr. DeWitt, Karen Kellar. The girls' basketball team, crippled by the loss of seven seniors from last year's squad, ended their season with a 4 - 14 record. Only two seniors, Susan Greene and Carol Dunn, will be leaving the 1958-59 team. Pros- pects for next year should be very bright as almost the entire squad will be returning. OPPONENTS North Polk Saydel Johnston Bondurant Altoona Grimes Ankeny North Polk SEASON'S RECORD WE THEY OPPONENTS WE 17 58 Saydel 34 35 3 1 Johnston 36 40 48 Grimes 47 32 56 Prairie City 26 41 57 Bondurant 20 3 9 38 Valley 54 33 40 Altoona 30 32 67 Ankeny 3 8 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Urbanda le 3 1 North Polk 42 Urbandale 36 Wa ukee 37 THEY 22 46 50 48 51 63 57 27 BAS EBALI. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gary Hall, Harlan Seagren, Dick Foote, Phil Pasco, Bruce LePard David Thieleke, Ronnie Johnson, Danny Boals. SECOND ROW: Coach Stewart, Gary Willett Joe Newbrough, Frank Pasco, Dick Leutzinger, Gerard Noble, Alan Hansen, Harold Garwood Stan Boley, Larry Leutzinger, Coach DeWitt. The 1959 baseball team finished with a 7-2 record and first place in the Suburban Con- ference. Seven seniors will be lost next year due to graduation. They are: Ron Johnson, Dick Foote, Dave Thieleke, Gary Hall, Alan Hansen, Harlan Seagren, and Danny Boals. Season's Schedule Urbandale 14 Urbandale 7 Urband ale 5 Urbandale 4 Urbandale 18 Urbandale 6 Urbandale 10 Urbandale 9 Sectional Urbandale 3 I Johnston 6 North Polk 2 East D. M. 4 Altoona 1 Saydel 1 Valley 7 Ankeny 8 Bondurant fforfeitj 0 Waukee 11 TRACK :f FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Danny Doherty, Gary Hall, Mike Weakley, Danny Boals, John Becker. SECOND ROW: John Hunt, Barclay McLean, Dick Leutzinger, Ronnie Phelps, Bob Alexander, Jack Gunion, Monte Barbour, Joe Newbrough. THIRD ROW: Doug Jones, Richard Keasey, Joe Lamb, Harold Lamberts, Dennis Neuman, Ronnie Johnson, Stan Boley, Phil Pasco, Harold Garwood, Gayle Strickler, Coach Marriott. The U. H. S. track team had its greatest year in 1959, the high- light of the season being the second place finish in the Suburban Con- ference. Eleven records were broken and three new events were estab- lished for records. 100 yard dash, 50 yard dash, 60 yard high hurdles, 60 yard low hurdles, 120 yard high hurdles, 120 yard low hurdles, 440 yard dash, S80 yard run, football throw, pole vault, m1le medley, 440 yard relay, 880 yard relay, two mile relay. 1 4 ' Volleyball was another activity in theintrarnural program for boys. Eight teams slammed their way throuyi the schedule with the team of Mike Weak- ley, Gary Willett, Harlan Seagren, J' ack Gunion, Alan Givant, Stan Boley, and Jim May serving as champs for 1958-1959. Table tennis was added this year to the intra- mural programs. Tournaments were held in singles, both boys and girls, doubles, both boys and girls, and mixed doubles. The Boys' Intramural basketball numbered eight teams this year. Competition was hot and heavy all year with the team of FredRobinson: Harold Garwood, Joe Newbrough, .Tim Samuels, Danny Lay, ,Tim May, shooting through the pack to become the champs for 1958-1959. The terrific serving and spiking of C arolDunn's team -- Sharon Wilhelm, Judy Phelps, Susan Greene, Frances Byrnes, Diane Wilson, Lynn Garvin, Linda Jones, and Sharon Knight, brought them the cham- pionship for 1958-1959. nliiwilw' 'i 5 5 E GIRLS' BASKETBALL B SQUAD il., Q Y --.!.' n e !.f 23 251'-' l LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Pyle, Ann Valerius, Judy Phelps, Karen Swanson, Marcia Weakley, Mrs. Van Ryswyck, Chaperoneg Sandra Vandermulen, Karen Keller, Mr. De Witt, Marquita Posey, Janet Rush, Linda Spease, Carolyn Gardner, Janita P etersen. in IUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr. Stewart, Nancy Horak, Jane Saterlee, Marlene Von Seeger, Diane Nicholson, Susan Allen, Marilyn Nelson, Barbara Kitzman, Janet Hanes, Marcia Minnich, George Ann Jones, Kitty Kellar. ROW TWO: Janet Dunn, Julie Hansen, Karen Martin, Sue Dallager, Audrey Collins, Gayle Gordon, Bettie Heinbaugh, Patty Lyst. BACK ROW, Fourth From Left: Tm-Iv Dnofrnan Ll 'fe . iii., M 5, n u - 1 P' ' E, A f , x x N 4 , 'H Adiixali-1 Aa: Y . 3 A ia v iv 5 8 5' 55 3 ,ww ,ww f V. ., 1 A' i,i 5 A g W Q 4' f Q W Q zk A Gi VV :T ,I E ' fir: 4 .S 59' . - ' V v 1 .. -ff-H-f 4 4' f 'SM UDF I 2 '95- ...L .L . W. ... ...,. ,,,,,, fggie . - K 552' ,QA B 4' CHEERLEADERS ix ax LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Ditto, Margaret MacDonald, Dixie Sorenson, Bonnie Stites, Carol Garwood, Linda Reynolds. Working hard to create enthusiasm and good school spirit this year were Linda, Carol, Bonnie, Dixie, Eleanor, and Margie. These girls cheered in all the football and basketball games, cheering our boys on to many victories. Five seniors leave the squad this year after being active in cheerleading for four years. The cheerleaders organized a B squad, the Pep Club, and worked with the junior high cheerleaders. The girls, along with the Pep Club, sponsored a skating party to help pay for new uniforms for the cheerleaders next year. A x Ax WN, N. 1 r Debbie DeWitt 1,4-Kaxjifi x I WM LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Milligan, Jolene Maye, Christine Chapman, Susanna Nelson, Paula Cruikshank, SandrasShults. CHEERLEADERS L i 12.- ' S' I' SOFUH Vickie Cathy Sherry Sharyl Shirley BIOCRUS Engstrom Michaels Shelstrom Duncan Swanson U We cheer for victory. 5 as si 'P , I P N. vii' u 1153 5' 3' law R W. 'lfviim gw 1 5 , ,. 33 N v ' A ' 3 li , N 0 Q 1 Q 4 gawk! Ol!! f u I . R l RV! W Q 3 ,M 5 .X 3, 1 2 3 . if Q9 1 f f,-H1 , s. Mf' rib: '- ww ' if as 1 V E 5 LV a gs i CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joe Lamb, Joe Newbrough, Monte Barbour. SECOND ROW: Coach Marriott, Dennis Neuman, Barclay McLean, Clarke McLean. THIRD ROW: Richard Chapman, John Hunt. The second year of cross-country had a successful season. In the state team mile run at Iowa City, the team placed fourth. Joe Newbrough, who finished fourth individually, set a school record of 4:57. The team later competed in the state team cross-country race at Ames, finishing fifth in the team standings. Meets were also held with Tech, Valley, North, and Saydel. Letter winners for this year were: Joe Newbrough, Monte Barbour, and Joe Lamb. The season ended with a cross-country banquet held at the all-purpose room of the Elementary Building. f 'U x A -'3 X ll Xa 1 i if? This page sponsored by DAVlDSON'S, 'Ith and Walnut The store with everything for home and family! :Cy Y rf ff A an 3 Q' I ORGANIZATIONS 'Q Rm K if , 4' ,LQ if - , W - ' .. , W. V. P 9 7 Ii .. Q i' A ' J, 1 g 3 5 , 7 s 5 5 X . -if.. R Q . , vg' jf Q -, E , ,E 1-swf' X S Q W ,ww . . ,. A -- 1 N , fp V. .wefsfu ' Zu- V H 'L A., .w '15 Wfism - ff Y . qs V mb,. I x 'F' W X. .- - QM ' Q fi - ' ' Wiki ' ' ' r-1' .f -,, - :www STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Danny Boals, Carol Dunn, Jean Valerius, Roger Ryberg. SECOND ROW: Sandy Shnlts, Donna Horak, Ti1nRyberg1, Chuck Timberlake, George Ann Jones, Dave Schroeder, Mrs. Sherer. THIRD ROW: Karen Kunzman, Mike Forsyth, Janet Triplett, Susan Greene, Mike Weakley, Ron Johnson, John Leavengood, Bill Van Pelt, Linda Fickel. PRESIDENT Roger Ryherg VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 2 Wd l Uf 'ww IeanValer1us Carol Dunn Danny Boals C O 4 , 0 Un CHRISTMAS DANCE AND CARNIVAL W -' -k 4 r E 1- , W, s Q Yr 4 Q :z, inf' 5' . ' 1 - I v -..,.w...,. ,,,, . S -N-..,,wm w x X . l , few-li PEW K DRAMA I Q-if ROW ONE, Left to Right: Marsha Weakley, Patty Mart, Karen Swanson, Linda Greene, Linda FickeL ROW TWO: Gayle Strickler, Gary Mart, Susan Greene, Ann Birney, LaRita Tyler, Karen Kunzman, Danny Doherty, Bill Van Pelt. ROW THREE: Ponchita Rainey,J'ean Kehoe, Dick Foote, Mike Weakley, Roger Ryberg, ,T ack Gunion, Ronr1ie Swanson, Nancy Myers, Mary Ann Jardine, Diane Wilson. ROW FOUR: MikeForsyth,SandyDuncan, Mrs. Lucchini, George Leonard, Lee Staska, Dixie Peterson, Forrest Richardson, Margie MacDonald, Quentin Boeh1er,Jo1ene May, Judy J' ohnson. The drama department had a very successful year. In addition to their contest work, the drama students presenteda program of one-act plays, a recital of state contest entries, and their annual Christmas pageant, Christmas Windows. The schoo1's best record at the state contest in Grinnell was compiled this year. F iveI ratings were received, these going to Linda Greene, Margie MacDonald, and Nancy Myers in humorous declamation, and Sandy Shults and LaRita Tyler in interpretive reading. Those receiv- ing II ratings at state were Karen Kunzman and LaRita Tyler in dramatic declamation, Lonny Milligan in radio speaking, and the one-act play, Keep Your Halo Straight. F rom the complete number of students who entered the sub-district contest at Dowling in February and advanced through the district con- test at Muscatine, 60010 gained I or I1 ratings in the state finals, April E 3 - 4. I I . 1 az ,fl -ML- Xoff 'mai g in YC' WW v uc I xp, I if MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Karen Kunzman, Jarmes Nelson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Robinson, Roger Newell, Jack Spencer, Judy Hall, George Ann Jones, Marilyn Nelson, Marcia Minnich, Gail Gordon, Brent Bean, Howard Custer, Randy Walker. THIRD ROW: Paula Milligan, Carolyn Main, Mary Jane Chase, Judy Roetrnan, Charlotte Silvey, Chuck Timberlake, Audrey Collins, Georgeanna Wright, Janet Dunn, Sharon Barlow, Kathy Michael, J udyJ ohnson. FOURTH ROW: Richard Harjes, Peggy Jones, Jerry McGlothlen, Bruce Hamilton, John Hunt, Dennis Newman, Teddy Minnick, John Smidt, Lynda Gibson, Alan Givant, Carol Dunn. FIFTH ROW: Susan Greene, Linda F ickel, Dennis Grahme, Jean Sterrett, Bill Inman, Rodney King, Dave Ferguson, Dick Tinder, Dennis Henrickson, John Mott, Eddie Bruner, Mr. Boyer. The Marching Band performed during the half time.of each of the home football games this year, presenting various forms of entertain- ment and also led the Homecoming Parade. - A Pep Band was formed from the Marching Band and Concert ' f 9 Band and played at all games and other school functions. rf-1.-1 ' Rehearsals for the Marching Band wereheld at 7:45 each morn- ing at the football field. I The Concert Band presented three Concerts and took part in the l I l Christmas Program. l -:i 0 Eleven Ensembles and ten Solos were entered in the State Small 3 I Group contest which was held at Dallas Center. The following ratings N I were received -- four I's, and eight H's. 0 K ' ' f The Concert Band also entered Large Group Contest which was held at Prairie City May 2. -M,,..,., . .gk A Wi ,mM1,,,,,.,.,,Q:..,g.,, ,V ja wi KI' U ,AM h 'vu W M. h wb 'unwmymmn A. , af f Q T' . , ' If - 'N Ii 3 ,J V K K LV I ' Y my , E n U 3' 'I f ,L 19 2 ' 53 Si- W 'rf af Q 1: is f 4+ ' f Y- 'H f'5 ' ww, - ,. 'M' '31 5I.4, AA 5 ' ' ...H --Et ti w 1 4 4 . Q If V jg 'Lf , A I is g x Q 5 Und 4 111 1 ,., . ..- Q . K V '1 - ' 1122 1 , ,.. J, iw U' I . +5 W4 ii sa MA, . wa GIRLS' CHORUS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joan Parsons, Pam Baker, Sandra Shults, Paula Milligan, Connie Pcrsinger, Evelyn Hon, Sandra Alexander, Joyce Albright, Janet Pyle, Bonnie Stites, Christine Chapman, Jolene May, Mary Jane Chase, Mrs. Curtis. ROW TWO: Andi Yeater, Jean Sherwood, Carolyn Hon, Ann Norberg, Charlotte Silvey, Karen Kunzman, Joanna Chew, Linda Kessler, Carol Garwood, Janet Rush, Lynda Gibson, Linda Fickle, Linda Jones. ROW THREE: Janita Peterson, Jeanne Kehoe, Frances Byrnes, Carolyn Byrnes, Darlene Boltz, Carolyn Gardner, Panchita Rainey, Sharon Wilhelm, Linda Spease, Jean Sterrett, Jannes Nelson. BOYS' CHORUS ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jannes Nelson, Accompanistp Charles Timberlake, Harold Garwood, John Mott, Danny Doherty, Mrs. Curtis. ROW TWO: Mark Milligan, David Ferguson, Gayle Strickler, Tim Ryberg. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jannes Nelson, Jeanne Kehoe, Sandra Shults, Janet l'ylc, Paula Milligan, Connie Persinger, Evelyn Hon, Joyce Albright, Sandra Alexander, RonnicSwanson, Charles Timberlake, John Mott, Janet Rush, Carol Dunn, Bonnie Stites,Joanna Chcw,Jolon0 May, Linda Fickel, Mrs. Curtis. SECOND ROW: Joan Parsons, Janita Petcrscn,JcanShcr- wood, Gertrude Byrnes, Carolyn Hon, Darlene Boltz, Christine Chapman, Charlotte Silvey, Caro- lyn Byrnes, Gary Mart, David Ferguson, Gayle Strickler, Sharon Wilhelm, Linda Spease, Carol Garwood, Phillis Woods, Mary Jane Chase. THIRD ROW: Andi Yeater, Anne Norberg, Pam Baker, Carolyn Gardner, Lynda Gibson, Panchita Rainey, Mark Milligan,Junior Garwood, Danny Doherty, Tim Ryberg, Karen Kunzman, Jean Sterrett, Linda Kessler, Linda Jones. The Music Dcpartment's presentation of a Christmas program in conjunction with the Drama Department, and a Musical Comedy rc- view were the highlights of this year's vocal music activities. Smal.l groups and the chorus also appeared at the Veterans Hospital twice during the year. Small groups and soloists performed at various civic meetings and programs, including the I.ion's Club Talent Show, which was held in the spring. The large group contests were held at Prairie City, Iowa, on May 2. The vocal department also took part in a tri-school festival held at Johnston in February. In the State Solo and Ensemble Music Context held at Dallas Center, entries who won Division I ratings were: Ensembles: Boys' Double Quartet A Girls' Trio Soloists: Anne Norberg Sandy Shnlts P anchita Rainey Karen Kunzman Jannes Nelson was our principle accompanist, with Linda Fickel helping with certain small groups. U CLUB X FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ronnie Johnson, Dick Foote, Gary Willett, Danny Boals. SECOND ROW: Joe Newbrough, Gary Hall, Danny Doherty, Mike Weakley, Roger Ryberg, Don Parsons, Lonny Milligan, Joe Lamb, Gary Mart. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gonder, Jack Gunion, Steve Ward, Alan Hansen, Dick Leutzinger, ,Tohn Leavengood, Tim Ryberg, Monte Barbour, Mr. Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Marriott, David Thieleke, Mike Baker, Douglas Thieleke, Bruce LePard, Phil Pasco, Mr. DeWitt. HU!! The 1etterrnen's club was organized this year to promote better relations between the student body and the athletes -- to promote a more active athletic program, which turned out to be quite successful in its plans and activities. In the spring of 1958 a constitution was drawn up and officers were elected. The officers are: Danny Boals, President, Gary Willett, Vice-President: Dick Foote, Secretary, and Ronnie Johnson, Treasurer. Some of the projects of the U Clubhave been cleaning up the football field and concessions stand, buying warmups for the track teams, and purchasing target socks for the boys basketball team. I Hom 1 I 1 . 7x,D ' . 6 J: MIV4-, 23213 'Tl PEP CLUB The pep club, The Spirit Rousers, was or- ganized by the cheerleaders for the purpose of creat- ing more spirit in the student body. Officers for the year were: President, Donna Horakg Vice - President, Diane Wilsong Secretary- Treasurer, Ann Valeriusp and Correspondence Secre- tary, Susan Greene. The money-raising project for the year was a skating party. Half of the money was turned over to the cheerleaders. A skit was presented to the student body at the pep meeting for the last Ankeny basketball game. In response to our correspondence secretary's request concerning information covering pep club activities, we received many letters from Des Moines High Schools. We hope that in the future we may have an even more successful pep club program. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club at Urbandale is a member of the Science Clubs of America, an international or- ganization located in Washington, D. C. The Science Club is sponsored by Mr. Tone and Mr. Teigland, Science teachers at Urbandale. The club's officers are Dick Tinder, Presidentg and Glenn Isserstedt, Secretary-Treasurer. The club meets once a week, at which time its members work on individualproj- ects and plan trips to places of scientific interest. ,Q ff? fr Q7 ffrwa if' 3 f' '3 w w V 3 gf ff ,a , if ggegswiiia x E: V Eyll ' 1 x 2 I 2- K S : y S.: . Q K 3 'WJ xx 1' This page sponsored by M Sc M SALES, 412-9th, Typewriters and Business Machines. ,iv ,..f- ,,- Industrial Arts Home Economics V wz wonx zz? Typing I In 4- r- . J . T? A Chemistry Bookkeeping 'T'hie n A L.. nn ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING DANCE The Queen and her Court reigned over the Homecoming Dance, Wweif: :- :e'f'WilM 11345 . 5 M 5.1. gm?-A. wi' 'WQW . frszfiaf E .. V . Q , 1 W I A . w 2 ,,, A ,.,, lf: -lm.. inuii' g , ,gig 52- sa' wif- Q ' 9? ' ' 2 fN ziik,1N 'gas .QM-5, 'iii -1 ff? Kenneth Drew's Band provided the music for the Homecoming Dance. ' L if Q E 'K Qi: 27' , 55,11 '- IUNIUK CLASS PLAY IK 03' rd CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN CAST Mr. Gilbreth. . ............. Glen Isserstedt Mrs. Gilbreth . . . . Mary Jane Wilson, Mary Jane Chase' Ernestine . . . ............. Iean Valerius Frank . . . . .Phil Schneider Jackie . . ..... Iohn Hunt Dan . . . . Ronnie Swanson Bill . . . Dick Tinder Fred . .... Bob Dietz Anne . ...... Karen Kunzman Mary . ........ Sandra Morris Lillian . . . . . . .Evelyn Hon, Andi Yeater' Martha ....... . Le Reta Tyler, Jean Sterrett' Mrs. Fitzgerald . . . . Linda jones, Joanna Chew Dr. Burton . . . ......... Gerald Noble Joe Scales . . .......... Bob Alexander Miss Brill . .... ......... S andra Lindsay, Linda Kessler' Larry . . . ......................... Doug Thielke ' Appeared Wednesday Evening ,,,lQ gli i l SENIOR CLASS PLAY ONIONS IN THE STEW iii xxiilllli' F. 1 5 J' 5' - E IX .ik ix , if 175 Q' l 5 , , .-.vi Cast of Characters Don MacDonald ......................... Anne, their older daughter Joan, the younger daughter . . . Howard, from the city ...... Roger, a local boy ........... Claud, Joan's steady ............. Claire Fessenden, a neighbor ....... Leslie Arnold, a charming visitor .... Margo, her pretty niece ........... Miss Garvey, a Welfare Worker . .. Bee Gee ........................ Salsie .............. Kitsie ............... Mrs. Watson's Harry . . . New Motor Marvin . . . Mr. Curtis ............. Mrs. Curtis ............... Lyda, a visiting relative . . . Jim, her husband ......... Joey, their son ......... Phil Murray .... Delia Murray ...... Grover, in the navy . . . . Betty MacDonald ............................ Dotty, their daughter .... Carol Dunn . . . Dan Boals Ann Birney . . . Susan Greene . . Mike NVeakley . . . . . Dick Foote .. Roger Ryberg . Carol Garwood . . Faith Crippen Bonnie Stites . . . Judy Ostling .. Eleanor Ditto Linda Reynolds .. Janet Triplett Gary Mart. . Lonny Milligan . . . Alan Hanson . . . . Linda Richeson Kathie Kitzman . Gary Laverrenz Kimberley Jarvis Tommy Milligan Gary Hall Gertrude Byrnes David Thicleke Old Buddy .......... .... . . . . 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VIC'S TALLY-HO 5601 Douglas Avenue Charcoal Broiled Steaks Chicken Shrimp Other Fine Foods Phone CR 7-2785 .. ...J THE TOY BOX Beaver and Douglas Exclusively Toys Congratulations to the Seniors of '59 HOPKINS SPORTING GOODS 414 7th Street SAVE FOR YOUR FUTURE AT DES MOINES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 210 - 6th Avenue AT 2-8303 S 6 M BARBER SHOP HChildren's Hair Cutting Welcomen 5709 Urbandale Phone BL 5-3055 Central Air Conditioned Air Foam Mattresses MOTEV Phones in Room C. A. Perlenfein, Owner 3718 Douglas Phone CR 7-8747 2 Blocks West of Veterans' Hospital on Highway 6 6 64 Des Moines, Iowa Fit For A King ,RPROVSO WAN ROYAL MOTEL Q . 4 - .J SELLER'S X 6 SERVICE 7 Sf 70th G Douglas Phone BL 5-9765 Batteries - Tires - Accessories I l 1 Congratulations To the Senior Class of 1959 From URBANDALE ROUSH CLEANERS Douglas at 69th Phone BL 5-5819 HAS near as your phoneu MAXINE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE O K. 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