Washington High School - Cherokean Yearbook (Cherokee, IA)
- Class of 1954
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Q fl-f L --J J--r !-Hifi' -P-'fa--N M f - THE CI-IEROKEAN ,fm I I ' ' Pnzflfsfml by my 5 . C SENIOR CLASS of I954 Washington I-Iigh School Cherokee, Iowa jf 'IW J 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION - Cherokee Public Schools Richard T. Steele , I . , ,, ,,,,,,,,, , Pl't'SitI,l'lIf George Pingrey , . Sl'f'l't'ftIl'-Y James NI. Dunn ,,,,,,, , , , ,, , , , , , ,,,, Tl'l'l1XIll'K'l' D. H. Schalelaamp George R. Hicks R. E. Creel Lee Miller Leonard S. Brown George Hicks, Robert Cuffel, M. O. Moe, Joe Cuffel, D. H. Schalekamp, Al Larsen, George Rapson, Richard Steele, Leonard Brown, Gunnar Osterling. BREAKING THE SOD FOR WASHINGTON HIGH After the formal act of spading the first dirt for the new high school, work progressed so the build- ing was ready for classes when school bells rang in the fall of 1953. In a very impressive program with members of the school hoard, administrators, contractors, and other dignitaries on the platform, Senator Guy M. Gillette brought the main address as Wasliington High School was dedicated to the education of all young people who enter her halls of learning. -2- FLAGS PRESENTED T0 WASHINGTON HIGH In a very impressive ceremony two flags were presented on dedication day to our new school. In the top picture Mr. Archie R. Nelson, on behalf of the American Legion, presented a flag to XVashington High School. This flag at one time had flown over the U. S. Senate building in Washingtoii, D. C. and had been obtained by U. S. Senator Guy M. Gillette for his home town, for he too is a Cherokee High School graduate. High School Principal M. O. Moe accepted the flag for the school. Mr. Earl Hobbs, assisted by members of the school band, raised the flag to the top of the new pole and this flag became the first to fly over Wfashington High. As this historic flag unfurled in the breeze on that beautiful October day, all our hearts were touched as we experi- enced a new and greater appreciation of our great nation - the land of the free and the home of the brave. M at i s-by S? , rss' james Smith, senior and president of Student Council, accepts from Mrs. Glenn Wfaldron a new flag which was given to our new school by the V. lf. XV. Auxiliary. The History of Cherokee High Schools Washingtoii High School is the third high school to be built in Chero- kee. Preceding it was the Lincoln building which was opened in 1895 and served the high school classes until 1916 when the Wilson High School building was completed. The new structure which is located at the intersection of Sixth and Bluff Streets was begun in the summer of 1952. The area where the new school is located covers approximately twenty-five acres. The building faces south with adequate parking and playground areas surrounding it to coincide with the future plans of expansion. The building is designed with the plan in mind that the gymnasium will be built on the west and an auditorium and additional classrooms on the north and east. The building is 300 feet long and has 26,850 square feet of floor space. Included in its interior are nine classrooms, a library-study hall, and phy- sical education room. In addition there are two teacher rest rooms and lounges, a general office, one book room, one principal's private office, and two counselor rooms. The homemaking unit and science room are two of the most outstanding features of the new building. Another feature within the school is the library-study hall combina- tion which not only provides all the books and reference material to a large number of students at a time, but also contains a stage which serves as a recreational reading area. The building was officially opened at a dedication ceremony which was held on October 15, 19 5 3. The American Legion and VFW Auxiliary had charge of the dedication of the flags and flag pole at 3 :00 p.m. Senator Guy M. Gillette was the guest speaker at the presentation service at 8:00 p.m. in the gym of the new building. .-4.. R. E. CREEL Szlpcrilzfclzdezzt of Schools B.S., M.A. Mount Morris College Iowa State College University of California University of Iowa BONETTA BERNAT Sf'L'l't'flll'y fo fbi' SIl!Jt'l'ilIfl'IItll'lIf -5- M. O. MOE High School Priuci 12111 B.A., M.A. Buena Vista College University of Minnesota JOANN HINKELDEY Sz't'rr'inry fo fbz' Pl'.iIIl'iIIllI ...5.- Thu WlSl1ll1gfOI1 High fmultx Ind ndmin- istlltois Lnjox 1 delicious dlnnci in the home- 11111411135 dgputmgnt bcfoiu tlmui professional JOE E. CUFFEL M. A. Colorado State Collcgc of Education llIllIlSfl'fll! Arfx Nillllllgfl' of Alfrlcfiz' Kr'c'r'ijn's ESTELLA HENDERSON 13.5. Drake University Dum of Girls Mnilrwzzalicw Sflltifllf Collllvil AJ1'ixrn' -7- B.A. Iowa State Teachers Collc5 M. E. CHRISTOPHERSQN BS. South Dakota State College M.S. Kansas State College Plvysiral E!1IIl'lZfi0lI Svrielf Svirllcz' Comb NVILLIAM C. LUTHER B.A. Luther College Social Sf'jC'lICl' Comb ...g... ROSE MARIE KIRSCHBAUM 15.5. Briar Cliff Girls, Pbyxival Iidzlnlfiozl Cb1'f'l'l!'l1lIt'I' Arfrixor G.A.A. Aafrixm' The girls in homemnking eluss serve dinner to members of the WllSl1il1gIOH High School faculty one Winter evening. Karen Becker is serving Coffee to Mr. Creel and Miss Kirsch- hauni at one of the tables during the course of the meal. JESSE LUNDY BS. Maryville Teachers M.A. State University of Iowa English Li!7l'lII'itI1I Pow Wfozv Aflrixor NORMAN MEYER B.S.M. Cornell College WflI'Ill Hixfor-y Mum' LESLIE LICKLIDER B.S. Buena Vista College S4'i1'l14'1' CWI, Mr. Lundy, faculty advisor for Pow XVOW, and the eo-editors of the school paper, Barbara Wfallaee and Lee Ann Anderson, are looking over the latest issue of the school newspaper printed by Cherokee Daily Times each Monday. They have a good reason to be happy wich the paper for the staff does a splendid job in bringing school life to the reading public. -9... D ONALD RF LSE I5 A Stltc Univeisity of Iowa A11 Smurf Cliff? CLINTON STANFIELD B A Ion 1 Stlte Tmcheis College St ite Unix eisity of Iowa B11s1111 xx P11111 1111011 C,bc10fi1111A1111xo1' DALE BOHNER B.A. Wfestmar College B11.vi111'xx Elllllfllfillll Pll1l'l'llIl'llf Atfl'f.YfJI' Co11f'vssi011x A picture of some students in business educa- tion class taken by their instructor, Mr. Stan- field, during n study of home ownership. Patri- cia Osterling is explaining the features of ll model house and giving the advantages of home ownership to three of her classmates, Kay Nelson, Roger Maitland and Ronald Tuttle. M.A. State University of Iowa TPHQODORE CARLQUEST B.A. Iowa State Teneliers College lfuglixlv Sjmllixlw Drizfzlafirx LENORE LA-NGROCK BJX Iowa State Teneliers College llUlII!'H1tIkflllQ CI,S.C. Aifrixrn' Miss l..LlI1gl'0Cli and lier liomeinnliing girls learn :lie nrt of making new furniture out of old. It was from rags to riches as many old pieces of furniture took on gi new look during the elnss project. HELEN MQNALLY l3.M.l2. Cornell College l m'uf Mum' ...ll- EARL W. SHERMAN 15.5. Wisconsin State College E11 glisb Spcwcb Dl'dIllflfil'X DQROTHY PRERIKS R.N., P.H.N. State University of Iowa University of California School Nurse -12.- RUSSELL FROYD B.A. State University of Iowa Driver Training Mr. Sherman, speech instructor, and a group of students who attended a speech contest sponsored by Buena Vista look over the results of the con- test. Congratulations to Margaret Fuchs, Lee Ann Anderson, Patsy Flor- ine, Caryl Lee Kreykes, and Paula Wil- cox for being awarded five excellent ratings and one rating of ugoodl' in competition with students from 20 other schools. SCHOOL LUSFUDIAINS A school custodian must be a jack of all trades and a minute mann for he is called upon at any time to do many different jobs every day. XVhether it is a job at the athletic field, in the gym, for a class play, doing some repairs, or just cleaning up dirt and papers from classroom and hall - he is on the job doing whatever duty demands. EARL HOBBS is our head custodian. He must keep a calendar and follow the schedule for all the many school functions that keep the school serving the students and the public day and night throughout the school year. LEONARD LEASE is pictured explaining the operation of the automatic furnace to some members of the physics class. Shorty,' is glad to explain the many wonderful things in the building to all who ask him. CHARLES NVARREN, chief engineer at the new XVashington High School, is a hard work- ing man who is interested in keeping Wfashing- ton High spic and span . He spends hours cleaning and polishing the halls and classrooms. He is shown operating the electric floor polisher in the main hall of our school. The Senior Class ol I954 Presents this CHEROKEAN . . . a memory book of classes, organizations, activities, programs, class plays, band and vocal music, crowning a queen, homecoming, parties and dates . . . a treasure chest of faces and days of happiness . . . a record of our high school years. lirwzf Row: Carol Anderson, Jeanette Swanger, Sharon Holmes, Sylvia Gorna, joan Keeline, Patricia Florine, Shirley Lauer, Betty MeKen:ie, Charles Stiles, Sandra Locke, Janet Bengston. Miilillr' Row: Ruth Peterson, Sally Robinson, Lola Tuttle, Shirley Gehrts, LaVon Peck, Patricia Osterling, ,lane Shultz, Mar- garet Fuchs, Lee Ann Anderson, Irene Angnos, June McLaughlin, Barbara Wfallace. Burk Rum: Barbara Seaman, Caryl Lee Kreykes, Albert Alingh, Ronald McManus, Al Lothrop, James Hyde, Charles Peterson Roger Hinkeldey, james Smith, Don Burkhart, Willard Webb, Mr. Clinton Stanfield, faculty advisor. We, the members of the senior class, wish to express our appre- ciation to Caryl Lee Kreykes for drawing the sketch of our new high school which was used on the cover of this CHEROKEAN. She is shown giving her approval to the proof of her work sub- mitted by the cover company be- fore they make the covers for these annuals. Student Council Ifroul Rout Donna Lanxon, Barbara Seaman, Lallonna Adamson, june McLaughlin, l.aVon Peck, Sharon Holmes, Patty Peterson. Miifilli' Razr: Tom Nelson, Marlene Jensen, Karl Corrington, Marilee Dnrr, james Smith, Lee Ann Anderson, Shirley Lauer. Burk -Ron: Miss Henderson, Robert Armbrecht. Charles Peterson, Roger Hinkeldey, Ralph Martin, Donald Burkh.1rt, Mr. Moc. 0 F F I C E R S l'rf'yidr'11f , H , W W , , ,, . James Smith Vic'z'-Pifvsirlvlif ,,,, . Donald Burkhart Sf'z'r1'h11'y-Trvaxzlrrfi' Shirley Lauer The Student Council has three main purposes: To promote better understanding between faculty and student body. To promote better school spirit among the students. To encourage more student participation in school activities. The council made arrangements for the Homecoming parade in Octo- ber and the vocational conference held in February. Members of the organization were the presidents of each of the 9 homerooms and one upper-class representatives from each of the follow- ing groups: Girls' Service Club, Honor C Club, Pow Wow, Art Service Club, G. A. A., Vocal Grganization, and Band. Two councilmen-at-large, one from each of the junior and senior classes, were elected by the student body. Council members were LaVon Peck, James Smith, and Charles Pet- erson, seniors, LaDonna Adamson, Tom Nelson, and Karl Corrington, juniors, Donna Lanxon, Marlene Jensen, and Robert Armbrecht, sopho- mores, Sharon Holmes, G.A.A.g Ralph Martin, Honor C, Roger Hinkel- dey, Vocal, Lee Ann Anderson, Art Service Club, June McLaughlin, Band, Shirley Lauer, Pow Wow, Barbara Seaman, G. S. C., Marilee Dorr, junior-at-large, and Donald Burkhart, senior-at-large. Patty Peterson was an honorary council member. MIS... The Senior Class -Q OFFICERS C X 1 X fifp A I . , 5 f X Charles Muffin, ,,,,. Plrmfrazf fin' by XVillnrd WCblJ,,i1iC'I'-Pl'l'XitI!'IIf ' Ruth Peterson, YW,St'L'l'I'ffII'y Jennene Johnson ,,,,, Til'C'flX1ll'!'l' ADVISORS Clinton Stnnfield , ,,,Room 12 Dale A. Bohner ,,,, ,,,, R oom 13 Q3 1, I Cffgx, Jesse Lundy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Room 1 VT '7 Moffo: iiFind a way or make one Colors: Purple and Pink l v1OlUl'I'I Orchid Yee iff fr It , ,VKX V .ral ge fi' ' 1 li ii W5 -3 'hw if 1-x . S san X f , -5.1. A , ,Ll ,gil Q I. ,at gi if ff.-Qi? ixml it' iiiiiil 'TKEA ' - , , , ' ,p ' p , '. A 6 U tl ,. -:ggi-V V --fav? Lp ' , fill in 71 l R J -1 f f I f Q - ,FQ N ll ig -1 xx kLN-kk 15 ,jf if i ffl?-gi' ii , X Nba, 1 ,1 - , Sec ANA if 4 T ' i X X ' 1 .f A , X W I 'iv i .2 REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS The CHEROKEAN Stuff takes pleasure in announcing CHARLES STILES and PATRICIA FLORINE as represenntive boy and girl of the senior class. They were selected by the popular vote of their classmates on the following standards: average scholastic ability, loyalty, sportsnmnship, friendliness, courtesy, and participation in school actitivies coNGRATULATroNsz Washington Graduates Four years together, be it so, And now in parting, as we go, Let's do our best,', we've always said And carve our place up to the head. ALBERT ALINGH AI ix ll llll'IlIIll'l' of our lmml, Ax iz ilr11n1m1'r bv hikes bis Nami. Vocal Music 1.2: Band 1,2,3,4: Track 13 Play 1. DQROTHEA ADOLF Tull :mil ax blond as nm bv, Really lo 117111, a band is xbcf' Vocal Music I,2,3,4Q G.S.C. 1,2,33 G.A.A. 2,3,4. CAROL ANDERSON Her fnllm' lim in l'0llllIIl'l'l'illI work, Tbvrvfv no alonbl, xlaz' will noi xbirlzf' G.S.C. l,2,3,4: A.S.C. 4: Play 25 Chcrokean: Vocal Music 2,33 Officer 1. GEORGE BREWER A flllllfl' farnlvr ix Ibis lull, Lmzrning fbf- frirlex from bis Judf, DONALD BURKHART Our of Ihr lougbrxt guyx on our fvam, Yolfll fimf Dou'x IIIIUIIQLY on Ihr' bf'4lIll.,, Class Officer 25 Football 1,2,3,4: Student Council 3,4: Honor C 3,41 Cherokean. LEE ANN ANDERSON This young mixx rmliy fairs, Wbfil if vrmzvs lo Jixrllsxionx or ric'b1llc'Xf' Band 1,2,3,4: Vocal Music 1,2,3,4: Pow Wow 3,43 ' Pow Wow Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 3,43 A.S.C. I 3,43 G.S.C. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4 1 Cheorkean. J l IRENE ANGNOS lf fbr' fl'llllI wax lrlxillg, xllr ll xfill bollur, O11 Ibis you Hllzlal bv! your llflfffllfl zlollflrfl Cheerleader 2,3,4: Vocal Music 1,2,3,1l: G.A.A. l,2, 3,41 G,S.C. l,2,3,4g A.S.C. 3,43 Pow Wow 3,43 Cherokean. JANET BENGSTON Hrl'v'x ll gal ihafx lolulml zvilb 1'lr'ri1'lll xfzill, Sbr' alum goorl work anal tlllL'1IJ'S will. Vocal Music 1,2.3,4: G.S.C. l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,A1: Cherokean. MARY LOU BYOUER UI'Il'H',X ll glll fha! may Ill' xborf, Bllf xbv rufrs bigb ill Illl-1' xflrll-I. Vocal Music 1: G.S.C. l,2,3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. MARVIN CORRINGTON lVbz'l1 il l'0IIIl'X fo llrrxxillg llrllf, Tbix boy ix rrally brlrrl Io llvul. H Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3: Track 2,3,4: Honm C 3,4. lKONALD HAHN 'PIII fnolbllll bv XL'lll'l'll l'L'I'I'j' f01l'7I, Alufllyx tl xlllilr' - 'l1r'l'z'r rl ffUlL'l!,,, Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3: Honor C 3,4. CHARLENE CONLEY rfHl'l'l',S tl 71711 fllll l01'illg lrrll, Lrzxl 'fl11IIIl',5 C0!Ill'Aj'1ffl'Xf C3blII'1!'II!'.H G.S.C. l,2,3,43 G.A.A. 2,3,4: Vocal Music l,2,3,4 I Band 1,2,3,4. DARLEEBI CUMMINS SIM lwlllx ll lifr Ibn! is r'un'frl'z', Bllf 1ll1L'llj'X :willing io bvlll is lbw. G.S.C. 1,2,3,4. RONALD HARTLIEP Roll ix om' who is fbrrl' OII fill1l', To brljl a fl'it'l1l, or lrfml a flilllvf' Vocal Music 1,2,3,4: Plays 1,2. DORIS DAVIS Doris bunll-3' z'1'cr IIIIIAVX II XOIIIIAI, lint a nizvr frivml FUIIIKI noi lu' fllllllllfl G.S.C, I,2,3,4Z A.S.C. 4. PATRICIA DERKSEN UTM' Jay dm'.w1'f will luluvl lm' work ix AIIIIIU, Bl'l'alll.Yl' I'ln x fifr' ix vlulrk full of fun. G.S.C. 2,3,4: Vocal Music 1.2. ROGER HINKELDEY II1'rv'x 11 guy who uunlx I0 nxxixl, All fA'!Ill7ftlfi!HlX bv l'1lll noi rrxixlf' I-'uuthall I : Vocal Music l.2.3,4: Plays 2.3: Stuslcnt Council -I: Chcrukcan. PATRICIA FLORINE I'ulsy'x fulozwl :lx u lm cr of xjmrlx, Anil 11111 xbou' bw' .skill on IIIIIHYY 1'ol1rlx. Pow Wow 2,3313 G.A.A. I,2,3,4: G.S.C. I,2,3,-I: Vncal Music I,2: Plays l,2,3,4: Chcrukcan: Class I'x'vsi1lent 3. MARGARET FUCHS IVl11'l1 ix rrzmzzv fn grmlrx, Marg fll'l'l'l' failx, lin! llrvrn' un' rrilwr things in zrbirb xbz' 4'.xn'Ix. Vocal Music 1,2,3,4: G,A.A. 1,2,3,4: G.S.C. l,2.3.4: Pow Wow 3,43 Che-rukcan. JAMES HYDE NUI ll flziug bf' 1lo1'xn'l fry, Bn! on lim you nm rvly. V- cal Music l,2,3.4: Chcrukcau: Plays l,2,3. ELDON JACKSON rrlfllllllll zrurkx mnxf all flu' Jay, ll'x ln' lungb llmf IlI1lkA'.Y him guy. SHIIQLEY CEI-IRTS If all of lifc ix In lu' u j1lm.wm', Sbfll buzz' rmruy llIl'IlIOVfl'K lo fl'4'1l.Ylll'!'.U G.A.A. 3,41 G.S.C. 3,45 Churukvan: Vocal Music 4: Homm-room Officer' 3. -19 SYLVIA GORNA l w' u girl wbrfx lm! loo xborl, Sb1 x kuouvz Io br' u guorl sporff' Plays l,2,3: A.S.C. 3,42 G.A.A. 2,3311 G.S.C. l,2, 3,4 3 Chl-rokcan. SHARON HOLMES Hr'r1 x tl gal fbal l'lHl,f bv IIl'4lf, W'ifb l7L'l'XOH!Illfj' uml xmila' X0 x1L'c'c'l.', G.S.C. l,2,3,4: Vocal Music l,2,3,4: Plays 2,33 Pow Wow 3,43 G.A.A. l.2,3,4: G.A.A. President 43 Chorokean. ANN JOHNSON HSM' ix K1 bloml rS1L'l'All',, Illlllzi-YK Vt'lItI'-1' fa br-ljr tl friuml in m'ml. G.A.A. 2,3311 G.S.C. 1,2,3,42 Vocal Mllsic 1,2,3,4. LARRY JOHNSON A pluyinfooflmllhv'alxvl1l0m min, If you 110117 br'liz'L'z' IIS, jus! axle Cbrixf' Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Travk 1,203.41 Honor C 2,3,4: Play 1. LORNE LEEDS rfWb!'II vurvrl' firm' Vornvx VOIIIIII, This rbup will lu' furmvr I10'llIlLl.,, Vocal Music 1: Basketball 1 : Audio Visual 4. .IEANENE JOHNSON Slu' may ln' xbarf :xml jolly, Tbr'rr'x u nzvfboll In brr folly. G.S.C. 1,2,3,4: Vocal Music l,2,3,4: A.S.C. 4: Plays 2. xr JOAN KEELINE Sbz x ll I'l'tIl swvvl grzlg lm! .vb-y, Wflvo ulxo 1HlS1L'K'YX fo flu' mimi' of Pima G.S.C. l,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: A.S.C. 3.4: Band 3,-1: Vocal Music 3,45 Chcrokean: Play 2. ALBERT LOTHROP Hr lmx ulzilify ml fbi' lmxki-llmll floor, Am! fimlx Ibn! golfing ix :ml K1 lI0'ft'.U Basketball 1,2,3,4g Golf l,2,3.4g Plays 1,23 Hmmm C Club l,2,3,-43 Vocal Music 1,2,3. CARYL LEE KREYKES Alu'u'yx Ull Ihr go is shi-, Iiuzzing urvnml lilac' 11 huxy hw. Vocal Music l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4: Cherokean: Pow Wow 2,3,4: Quill Ez Scroll 3,43 Play 2,33 G.S.C. 1,2,3,4: A.S.C. 3.4: A.S.C. Prcsident 4. CHARLES MAFFIN A1u'ayx busy uml on Ihr run, Lilcvx goml fimcx uml lolx of fun. Track l,2,3,4: l'lay 2: Class President 4. av ROGER MAITLAND Rugrr ix lll'l'I'l' n quirl guy, Hv'x ww lhix yrur af WIlXbill'QfIJIl Ilighf' Football 1,3: Basketball l,2,3: Baseball 1,25 Track 2,3,4. SHIRLEY LAUER HPl'l'Xllll1l1H-Y lmlnx and xmilc so xwwrl, With a laugh fha! mm'l ln' huulf, Vocal Music l,2,3,4: G.S.C. l,2,3,4: Band 3,41 Pow Wow l,2,3,4: Chcrokcang Student Council 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4. SANDRA LOCKE Bm'a1m' of hw' rvmly and wlxlzul grvrfing, Sumlru ix u girl zvorfh nlz'vfirlg. G.S.C. 1,215.43 A.S.C. 4: llanll 2,3,4: G.A.A. 41 Chcrokcang Vocal Music l,2.3,4. DONALD MALCOM Don ipmlex Sfwnixh zvhvn hv'x mall, llulx :mf mmf ufluu, uml u'n rz' glmlf' Library 2.3,4: Audio Visual 2,3,43 Pow Wow 33 Vocal Music 3.4: Plays 1,2,3: Chcrokcan. RAl.,Pl'l MARTIN I'Ilu'1c'x Ihr uihlvrv of nur vlaxx, ln ffmflmll Hlllllj' hm- Jill Nlll'INHX.U Football l,2,3.4: llaskctball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Stuclcnt Council 3: Honor C 1.2.3315 Honor C Prcsiflcnt 4. LOIS MENKE 'Vlllhough xhu'x qllirl, xhv'x quifl' ll gill, Hvr lbfllllillg way, IJYHIIQX hvr IIIIIIIJ' a lmlf' G.S.C. 3,4: Vocal Music 1.2.4. GERALD MCGLOTHLEN ln Ibis worlzl br-'II go far, Charming larlicx and zlrizfing bil fur. Band 4: Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,25 Play 35 Footbilll 2,3,45 Basketball l,2. BETTY MCKENZIE Bvlly,.v gal brains in sjzorls ami xvbool, Wfilb ability anrl lnfrsonaiily xbc' can rnlcu' ' Pow Wow 45 Play 2,45 G.S.C. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2 3,45 Vocal Music 1,25 Library 2,3,45 Cherokcan. JUNE MCLAUGHLIN For innxic Innz' is wry 'wrll known, HN zfoicr has ll flvar IIIUIUIUOIIX Ionian Vocal Music l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 G.S.C. l,2,3,45 Plays 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Pow Wow 2,3,45 A.S.C. 3,45 Student Council 45 Chero- kcan. RONALD MCMANUS .Runniv's an ucv al jzbolograpby, Bnf a l'0IlIL'tlit1lI at bmw! wi-'II flgfl't'.n Pow Wow 1,2,45 Plays 2,3,45 A.S.C. 45 Chcrokean. KENNETH NORD In lrnnzjwi playing Kenny c.x'c1'lx, Alxu in Murmgvr-xbip be conzpvlxf' Vocal Music 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Student Manager 2,45 Honor C 3,45 Track 1,2. FERN NELSON Fcrn's u qnicl sort' of a gal, Bn! ob, wbul u Illfdillfl' fo br' bm' pal. G.S.C. 2,3,4. PATRICIA OSTERLING l'nf'.r fbi' pocl of our claxx, Always brljzfnl ix this lan. G.A.A, 2,3,45 G.S.C. 1,2,3,45 Pow Wow 2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Vocal Music 1,2,3,45 Plays 1,25 Cheer- leader 3,45 Cherokean. RICHARD OLIN LmnlwI with wil and vrufl, Hrlll won bv lukvn by ibn' riruflf, LAVON PECK A .wrrvlury .voumluy I.uVm1 will luv, 1111011 fl llflllfl' wifr' you will xz'1'. G.A.A. 2,3,4: G.S.C. l,2.3,4: Student Council 4: Vocal Mubic l.2,3: Chcrokcan: Class Officer 1,23 Homcroom Officer l,2,4: Plays l,2. CHARLES PETERSON lI4' lmx 4'1'l'l'j'fblllg plus living fall, W'ifb frif'mllim'.vx bf' will lI0f frlllf' Basketball 3.4: Football 1,2,3,4: Plays l,2.3,-12 Etsxffcgit Council 4: Honor C 3,43 Vocal Music DONALD PETERSON I'Irrr ix a guy who wux xmall, Nou' lu x fl jukcr fhlllfv nu! xmull nl ullf' PATTY PETERSON I,u1'1'x In fbvvr uml farm lbv Iimil, W'4 ll all 1'ur1fm'.vx xbvlx :Highly grarnlf, Chccrlcadcl' 2,3,4: Student Council 3,4: G.S,C. 1.2, 3.4: G.A.A. 2,3,4: A.S.C. 4: Chcrokcang Vocal Music 1,2,3,-1: Play 2, RUTH PETERSON R11lbi4' um our I'l0NIt'I'0lIllll1Q Qlll'l'lI, XVIIIJ lJl'l'5UIIdlilj' lrlnx, lbr I'l'lIX!lII'X .u'1'n, G.S.C. 1.2.3312 G.A.A, l,2.3,4: Class Officer 2,3,43 Studcnt Council 33 Chcrokoan: A.S.C. 4, LAVERE PFALZGRAF l,11Vur4' ix qnifu u guy u'r'll all ilgnv, Aluwyx il rifh- bu'II gin' you fl'l'l'.n J Football 3: Track 3. fl la J A LEONARD RANNEY Thr Nuliwml Gmlrll ix 1'l'1'l',YIl'Zll'Y'l', Wbvlbrr ruin or xllim' llllll0l'lX l'b1'rr'. Football 1,3,4Z Basketball l,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,fl: Churokcang Honor C 4: Audio Visual 2,3,4. SHIRLEY PHIIJPS Wifb figurf' aml lnwxolnllily, xbz' lmx rlaxx, SIM.: 11 xumrl, lwlilv, gnml-lrwkiug lim. 3,43 G.S.C. l,2,3,4g A.S.C. 4: Vocal Music ll SALLY ROBINSON On bm' fiugw' a ring wi' run xvv, Tbix qnirf gal a bauxvwifc will bv. G.A.A. 2,3,4g G.S.C. 1,2,3,4: Chcrokean. BARBARA SEAMAN Au aclrrsx uf brarl we all fun rw, Sovm' iluy on Ibm' xhlgv Ibis girl llltlj' bc. G.A,A. 2,3,4: G.S.C. 1,2,3,4: G.S.C. President 4 Plays l,2,3,4: Pow Wow 4: Student Council 2,4 A.S.C. 43 Homeroom Officer l,2,3: Cherokcan Library 45 Vocal Music 2. JANE SHULTZ MlIlllil'l.V u frivmlly xurf of fl lam, An all ronml gal zuilb luis of claxxf' G.S.C. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g A.S.C. 4g Chero- kcang Vocal Music 1,2,3,4. GERALD REED A jmrfy boy ix this 'kr-ml,' Of l'UIll'5l', nom' oibvr fbun Ivrry R1'r'rl.,' Football 1. PATRICK RYAN Pai is our bvro of fbi' XIIIIIU, From ibix boy, zur' go! our fumz'. Basketball l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,f1. JEANETTE SXVANGER Swz'1'f aml prfih' is fbix f1!l'llIK'I'l'fft', HM' l'tII't'l'I' ix lH11lz'c'i1ll'1l yvlf, G.S.C. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Cherokean. lN4Al1lLYNN SWANSON Sbl x kIlUlL'l1 us ll buplly llli.X'l'll 1112 kill, Bu! from many a man rbi-'II get ll biilfl Vocal Mllsic 1,2,3,41 G.A.A. 31 G.S.C. 2,4. JAMES SMITH Pr:-xiilrul of Slmlcuf Counril ix Ibix lmxy xruior grail, All ull-romnl jwrxonalily markx fbix frivmlly lailf, Football 2.3,4: Honor C 3,43 Track 2,33 Student Council 1,43 Student Council President 43 Chero- kean. CHARLES STILES Clmrfc mwlx IH mm! l'l'1'l'-Yllliflg, il'.v lruv, IJHIIII xlmrlx fu 1l'l'fffIlK KIIIAI uhm' lllnlyillg, luv. Voezxl Music l.2,3,4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Class l'rl-sirlm-nt. 1.2: Honor C 2.3.42 Football 1,2,3.4: Trzwk 1.23.11 3 liaskctlmll 1.2.3.-1: Plays 12.3.43 Student Council l,2: Chvrokeung Pow Wow 2,3,4. LCDLA TUTTLE Sln .x il f-iIl'Ill girl from zany bark, llul ilrwri' ix :milling llml xln' ilovx lin-lc. Von-al Music -1: G.A.A. l,2.3.-lg G.S.C. A.S.C. 3.-1: Clierokezxn. BARBARA XVALLACE TIM ml Imnl lmx jn'r'.ml1ulif-1' lllux, Iimily lu lwljr rrillmnl il fn.v.v. lillllll 3.11: Vocal Music l,3.f1: G.S,C. 1.2.3.-1: l'ow Wow 2.3.41 l'l:iy 2: Churokeun: A.S.C. 3.4: Quill and Svrull 23,113 G.A.A. l,2,3.fl. XVILLARD XVEBB W'c'z' Willie lun' ilimlwlrx on his film, 1,2.3,4 Z In ffmllmll imil frurk ln' wiux lbw i'm'r'. l ooll1all 1.2.3.4 : llasketballl 1.2.33 Truck Honor C 3.11: l'l:1y 3. FRANKLIN MelfARLANE I rul1k ir fin' fron: ilu' lllliff I-yjvv, Yrt ln' ix nm' :cfm will XUIAIUIII grijuf' ALICE JULIUS Will: ir manly unilv .xlwfll ,qrwul you, Nr: Illilfffl' fallen' xlu' unity uzwf j'lIll.u G,F.C. 1.2.3,-l: G.A.A. l.2,3.f1. SENIORS RECALL GRADE SCHOOL DAYS Many seniors remember when this photo was taken ten years ago, They were in the second grade in Garfield and were the first 100 per ecnt health grade in the city. School nurse Dorothy lfrerilcs took the pie- tLll'C. Hawk Kult: Shirley l,LlllCI', l.uDene Beng- sion, Dean Dawwon, Robert Graybill, Aloan lieeline, Ruth lleturson, George Peters, Cliarlotnc XVri3ght, Belly Melienzie, lieverly Steward, liill Lung, Dick Turnquist. filillffl' Rmb: l.aVon Peck, Marilyn Swan- son, Carol Anderson, Gerry Maddox. l'.I'0llf Raw: Lyle Cougill, Donald Peterson, Ronald McManus, Irene Angnos, jack llorrinli, and Albert Lothrup. l,2,3 ' Nw 1 N cz me Nicfulazzze Dorothea Adolf Albert Alingh Carol Anderson Lee Ann Anderson Irene Angnos Janet Bengston George Brewer Donald Burkhart Mary Lou Byouer Charlene Conley Marvin Corrington Darlene Cummins Doris Davis Patricia Derksen Patricia Florine Margaret Fuchs Shirley Gehrts Sylvia Gorna Ronald Hahn Ronald Hartliep Roger Hinkeldey Sharon Holmes James Hyde Eldon Jackson Ann Johnson Jeanene Johnson Larry Johnson Alice Julius Joan Keeline Caryl Lee Kreykes Shirley Lauer Lorne Leeds Sandra Locke Albert Lothrop Dotto Al Cookie Lee Rene Toots Donsy Bugs Char Mert Jeannie Patty Patsy Marg Gehrtser Sliver Cliff Ronnie Hink Shorty Jim Pork Annabelle Neaner Pinky Pie Kreg Flower Sandy Al I s Blonde Drummer Cute Engaged Greek In band Pleasant A good time Taken Easy going Handsome Swell Reserved A waitress Friendly On the beam Fun Noisy Athletic A driver P Harmless Lively Heavy Funny Good time Noisy Hooked Quiet Sociable Artistic A steady Single Senior Characteristics bo In physics class Thin H as Figure Rhythm Loads of fun A locker partner Long eye lashes A brother Curly hair Ideas Engagement ring Parties A Toni Friends A ring Drivers license A horse Vocabulary Diamond Curly hair Rattletrap Car A puddle jumper Men trouble Pretty hair Big ideas Fun A giggle Jeanette Friends Pierced ears Dale The gang Putmobile A smile Golf ability Ra ws About Cobb Times Office Shorthand Bob Diets Bookkeeping Fox hunting Wonaen Floyd The gang Girls Relatives Jim What? A. L. C. Bob Jerry Buck Parties Marge Everything REA Women Good times Parties Boys Sports Skating Good times at lakes Her man Bud School Morley Chrysler QQ N ozfezf For Parties Drums Blonde hair Intelligence Cheerleading Clarinet playing Green Plymouth Night life Late hours Fun Brown 86 white shoes Pictures Quietness Hitting trains Spitting chili? Scholastic ability Budget Remarks Good times Sleeping in class Ironical attitude Laugh Giving rides Literary ability Humor Talkativeness Athletic ability Her sturdy car Clothes Rushing Giggle Being quiet? Red hair Basketball ability A 111 bifio ll Show business Own an orchestra Leave Cherokee Get married Go to Reno Travel Be a farmer Raise chickens Settle down Go with Dotto Sleep Graduate Hear wedding bells Do anything Physical Therapy Manage Swansons Own a Cadillac Have fun Own a cafe Own Katzman's Manage a complaint department Live in a trailer Theater manager Party boy Build a party center Own a sparkler Own John Deere Co. Own a bus line Go to Europe Mrs. C-in Own a Morgue,' Wfork with radios Follow Morley Join Globe Trotters Na 111 c Nirkmz III c' Charles Maffin Roger Maitland Donald Malcom Ralph Martin Lois Menke Frank McFarlane Gerald McGlothlen Betty McKenzie June McLaughlin Ronald McManus Fern Nelson Kenneth Nord Richard Olin Patricia Osterling LaVon Peck Charles Peterson Donald Peterson Patty Peterson Ruth Peterson LaVere Pfalzgraf Shirley Phipps Leonard Ranney Gerald Reed Sally Robinson Patrick Ryan Barbara Seaman Jane Shultz James Smith Charles Stiles Jeanette Swanger Marilynn Swanson Lola Tuttle Barbara Wallace NVillard Webb Ozzie Rog Flash Huck Squirt Wfoosh Jer-Jer Betsy Junie Reggie Fernie Tiger Ole P.O. Bushel Petey Puddin Hayseed Tootie LaVere Dear Phippser Junior Jerry Sal Pat Barb Janie Jim Chuckles Dutch Barbie Spider l5l Senior Characteristics lx Class President New Student Librarian Football player Nice Fun From Sibley Intelligent Ambitious American Humorous Shy Printer Tall Going Steady Lanky A joker A cheerleader Sxveet Likeable Hilarious A worker On the go Handy Stubborn Studious Loaded Versatile Good looking Farm girl Fun Dependable XVell liked Gone Kid Has Good times Taxi Good Voice Muscles A man Jeanene Jer-Jer Mobile A smile Plans Curly hair Buick Physique Pontiac Ability Bob Size 12 shoes Grown Sparkler Personality Boots Good figure Red hair Sense of humor Hope chest Little red Ford Clothes Plans Troubles Writing Ability Parties Good looks Everything Personality Dimpler Razer A bout Parties Alta basketball team Spain Muscles Texas Neaner Swing band Nothing Nursing Gerter,' School Anything Food Osterling Construction Being overworked Graduation Size of family Virg Billy Females Long walks New Hampshire Wfomen Howard Pat Swimming CU Sioux Valley hospital Anything Boys Opposite sex Everything Physics His Plymouth Nofwf For Loafing Trips to Alta Dark Glasses Yokes Liking Texas Trips to Cobb Sax playing Basketball Talent Sense of humor Crazy driving Glasses Working Rare times Soda jerk 17 rebounds Tcasing Tiny Waist Homecoming Queen Driving Ability Ambition Tagging Whistling UD Crazy laugh Basketball ability Shaded hair Temper College friends Playing nuke Artistic ability Her driving Long hair Red hair Hair syles Ambilion Be a teacher Live in Alta Travel Be a coach Lab technician Manage Neaner Veterinarian See the world Be a nurse Be a doctor Beautician Ray Anthony H Own print shop Go to her wedding Mrs. Roberts Bird watcher Fat man in circus Have even dozen Spotless kitchen Stock car racer Model French bathing suits Win mile in Olympics Own a harem Perfect mother Cut hair Write a novel Make a million Be a lawyer Godfrey II Find a husband Bacheloris Home Marry millionaire Fly to moon Sleep all day Senior Class presents The Curious Savage John Patrick,s play The Curious Savagen, which was first produced in October, 1950, was selected as the senior production of the class of 1954. Through Ethel Savage, played by Patsy Elorine, the audience met gentle inmates of the Cloisters . Elorence, Barbara Wallace, Hannibal, Roger Hinkeldeyg Fairy May, Sharon Holmes, Jeffery, Charles Stiles and Mrs. Paddy, Caryl Lee Kreykes. The purpose of these people, according to the playwright, is to show contrast between Mrs. Savagels children and the insane world on the out- side. Representing that world are Titus, the senator, Charles Peterson, Samuel, the jurists, James Smith, and the much married Lily Belle, Irene Angnos. The children design to have their mother declared insane in order to control the family millions for themselves. As guardians of sanity and proportion Dr. Emmett, Ronald McManus, and Miss Willie, Patricia Osterling, added to the solution of the complica- tion which arose over Mrs. Savage,s sanity and her ten million dollars in bonds. These people, each with his own lack of mental balance, should be remembered for their qualities as human beings and not for their incapac- ities. This comedy, blended with charm, humor and fantasy was presented April 8 under the direction of Earl Sherman, speech director, with the help of Betty McKenzie and Sandra Locke as student directors. Also assisting Mr. Sherman were James Smith and Frank McFarlane on stage production and Jeanene Johnson on make-up. PVOSHIIIIX llllll Uxfaerr Mr. Dale Bohner Janet Bengston, Patricia Derlisen Jeanette Swanger, Lois Menkc Jane Shultz, Ann Johnson l,1l!11il'iI'-J' , Mr. Jesse Lundy Caryl Lee Kreylies, Joan Keeline Shirley Lauer, June McLaughlin Patty Peterson, Jane Shultz Jeanette Swanger, Doris Davis Alice Julius, Mary Lou Byouer Ililltlllfl' . .. . Mr. Clinton Stanfield Barbara Seaman, Patty Peterson Joan Keeline, Charlene Conley -gg- JUNIOR CLASS To make the Prom really rate Wfe juniors worked early and lateg We Watched the pitch, the tone, the speed, Of color harmony took a special heedg And now as each one does his bit, We'll know from you if it's a hit. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Robert Montgomery 7 , , ,, t,,,,,, ,,Pl'f'Xil1l'llf Darlene Clement ,,,, , ,, , Larry Waitts , ,, James Light , Rose Kirschbaum Leslie Licklicler Theodore Carlqucst -29.. ,, Vim'-Prvxiflwlz' Sr'm'vinry 7 Tl'4'lISIIl'I'l' HOMEROOM FOUR l rr,ul ilinzr: Beverly Pee, Peggy XVnddell, Carole Newland, Paula XVileox, Kay Nelson, Mary lirnnces Peterson, Veda Rice, Shirley lluwarel, Adnh Mniulund. Miflilli' Ron: Helen Meyers, Beverly Fischer, Dennis Knlpin, G.iyle F.xrlee, XValter Benson, Doris I.nursen, .Iennette Wfester, Dar- lene Clement, Caroline Cosicr. Burk Ralf: kenneth Lee, Miss Kirsehbnum, Tom Nelson, XVnnd.'4 Dilocker, Rvle Rienfeld, Ronald Turtle, Phillip Harlliep, Joyce lihlers, james Light, Paul Rausch. Noi l'i1'l11rml: Dunn.: Berk, Ronald Miller, Donnlil llahn. HOMEROOM OFFICERS AND ADVISOR l Slhirchll 'Nm . Tom Nelson Pr1'siJr'l1l Paula Wilcox Vim'-l'ra'xi4l4'l1l J. -30- jezmcttc Wester , Sc'rn'1urwy Mary Peterson TI'l'llXI1l'1'l' Rose Kirsehbnum AJ: 'ixm' HOMEROOM THREE ,:l'0llf Row: La Donna Adamson, Janice Doherty, Mary Ann Gramer, Mary Jane Van Amberg, Susan Stiles, Lorraine johnson, julie Quinn, Kay Colvert, Marilyn Alloway. Miifilfa' Row: Mr. Carlquest, Donna Smith, Kay Rasmus, ,Ioan Hantsbarger, Wiiyiie likren, Robert Cuffel, Julius Hanson, Lorent johnson, Delores ilenness, Glenda Parker. liizfk Row: Edgar Lickiss, Henry Phipps, Ronald Scott, Donaltl Moore, Roger Taylor, Clinton Kelly, Robert Montgomery, Robert Creel, Mary jo Barry, Margaret Carlson. Noi l'if'll1rml: Daniel Miller, Michael XValker. HOMEROOM OFFICERS AND ADVISOR g uaavxyfnuw La Donna Adamson ,, Pl't'XitI,l,lIf Robert Crcel, ,j,il'l,-PYt'SfKlt'Ilf joan I'I1lIlISbfl1'gCI',e,Sl'!'P't'ftlI',j' Mary Van AITlbCfg,,Tl't'IlXIll'l'l' T. O. Carlquest ,,e,, Advisor - 31 - HOMEROOM SIX lfmrli Row: Jacqueline Spence, Margo Lntlmm, Juanita Cougill, Marilyn Halstrom, Karin Gramer, Marilyn Liekiss, JoAnn Redman, Sally jones, Nancy Casey. Miilzllr' -Row: Mr. Lieklider, Clella Turnquist, Larry Jones, Alix .lean Hetriek, Patricia Lasli, Merry Clark, Lois lilirieli, Bernice Osterling, Karl Corrington, NVillard Brin:-gur. Burk Row: Marilee Dorf, Lorraine llalstroin, Donald Perrin, Tlieoclore Mahler, Dale Gramer, Gaylord Peters, Rieliartl Sagness, livan Ritter, Robert Pinkerton, Lawrence Xvatts. No! I'ir'f1m'il: Janice Stevens. HOMEROOM OFFICERS AND ADVISOR 'S'?ll -N i U, l :ana-ambush: Karl Corrington Pl't'Xil1t'I1f Larry Jones Via'c'-Prvxirlrvzl Nancy Casey V Sm'n'lary Lawrence Nvatts Trr'as11rr'r Leslie Licltlicler AJ1'ixm' MI REMEMBER MAMA On November 20, the Klunior Class, under the direction of Mr. Sherman, presented a two-act comedy, I Remember Mamaf' Katrin CLois Ehrichj tells the story of her family who had lived in San Francisco for as long as she could remember. Mama ftloan I-Iantsbargerj had a bank account that never would be used until a critical moment arose. XVhen Dagmar QCarole Newlandj went to the hospital, Mama saw her only after disguising herself as a scrubwoman and fooling the hospi- tal Staff. There was a time when Aunt Trina QShirley Howardj wanted to marry Mr. Thorkelson QTed Mahlerj , but was afraid to ask permission of the head of the family, gruff Uncle Chris qPhil Hartliepj. Mama in her kind way saw to it that her timid sister had her wish. NVhen Uncle Chris died, the entire family found Ollt the fine things he had done for children like Arne QXVillard Brinegarj who were lame like himself. Kathrin wanted to become a writer and when her stories were rejected, Mama went to the famous author lflorence Dana Moorehead fPeggy Wfaddellj and in exchange for her secret recipe got criticism on Katrin's stories. Katrin tried again and in writing about her own family she was successful. It was only then that Mama and Papa fliob Montgomeryj told the children that there was no bank account. The lie had been told to give the children security. CRENV CHAIRMEN I.igfi1'i11g , Roger Taylor Maki'-1111 , Mary jane Vanlkmberg Tirkel Sulcx Wfanda Dilocker, I,,orene Johnson Coxflllllrhv nuff Pl'0f71'!'llil'.Y julia Quinn SfIltl4'lIf lJjl't'!'llUI' Paula NVilcox CAST M41 11141 -lo a n Han tsb a r g e r Katrin , Lois Ehrich Papa Bob Montgomery Dagmar Carole Newland Nels, Wfayne Ekren Christine Beverly Fee Mr. Hyde Bob Cuffel Aunt Trina Shirley Howard Aunt Jenny .lanice Doherty Aunt Sigrid Margaret Carlson Uncle Chris Phil Hartliep Mr. Thorkelson Ted Mahler Madeline Nancy Casey Dorothy Delores tlenness Doctor johnson , Dick Sagness Arm! XVillard Brinegar Jessie Donna Smith Soda Clerk Lorene Johnson Nurse , Veda Rice Nurse Marilyn Alloway Florence Dana Moorehead Peggy Wfaddell CIS' s Mr. C. E. Jones always presents a very good educational assembly for the junior and senior high school students. This year we especially enjoyed his very interesting and timely program about atomic energy. Miss Dorothy Freriks, school nurse, taught Care of the sick in the homel' to members of the homemaking classes. She is shown teaching the proper way to help a sick person rest in a sitting position when they are recover- ing from an illness. lt was time for GSC to decorate the Christmas tree in the study hall and we were so happy. We were thinking about the 'joys of the season' and the two weeks of vacation so near at hand. 34- I 1 james Smith, student council president, confers with Mr. R. T. Craigo, general assembly speaker for the Eighteenth Annual Vocational Conference. James pre- sided at the assembly meeting and was student chair- man for this high school Career day. Two bold students, Jeanne Mulkey and Patricia Gillespie, reveal the hidden secrets of their locker as they do a little spring house cleaning. John Turnland had a little raceoon. And everywhere ,lohn went the ,coon was sure to go. It came to school one day and visited biology Class. Wlieli it became very friendly with the instructor, Mr. Lieklider, the students laughed in great delight. Sophomore Class Plays The three one-act sophomore class plays, under the direction of Mr. Theodore Carlquest, were presented on February 16 at 8 p.m. in the Wilson auditorium. The student directors were Karen Becker and Prist cilla McKenzie. Joan Cuffel, Marlene Ament and Patty Braley acted as prompters. Make-up committee included Marilyn Grover, Betty Fortner and Donna Wilson. Stage crew helpers were George Day, Larry Scott, Allyn Moe and John Turnland. THE LEGEND OF CAMILLE This one act drama by Charles George is an adaptation of the famous French play Camille , by Alexander Dumas the Younger. This romantic story tells of a bewitching coquette who carries on a tempestuous and ill-fated romance with the handsome Amand Duval. The setting is Paris, and the cast is composed entirely of women. Camille is portrayed by Mary Margaret Rupp, Nanie, Ann Hankens, Madame Prudence, Jo Ann Burkhart, Olympe, Myrna Cowan, and Anto- nette, Donna Lanxon. SUBMERGED A tragedy by H. Stuart Cottman, takes place in the forward compart- ment in a wrecked and submerged submarine. A commander and five men are trapped on the bottom of the ocean. The suspense and fatal tragedy which composes this play make it one of the best ever written. The all male cast includes the following boys: McAndrews, the com- mander, Dennis Wray, Bruce, the coward, Donald Bevins, Dunn, the lover, Robert Armbrecht, Shaw, the dreamer, Tracy Anderson, and Jorg- son, the bully, Lester Hicks. XINGU A comedy in one act by Thomas Seller, is a dramatization of Edith Warton's story. A group of club women try to entertain a high-hat woman novelist. To start a conversation, one member begins to talk about Xingu, a word that no one knows of, but one that no one will admit. The result is an entertaining comedy. This play had an all-girl cast with the part of Mrs. Ballinger played by Doris Hall, Mrs. Leveret, Virginia Derksen, Mrs. Plynth, Marika Williams, Miss Van Vluyck, Carol Berkler, Miss Laura Glyde, Nancy Kintigh, Mrs. Fanny Roby, Elizabeth Gentry, Osric Dane, Sue Eaton, and the maid, Patsy Wfayman. -35... SOPI-IOMORE CLASS The picnics, parties, skates, hikes, The trips between on cars and bikesg How many happy times we've had, These will live and make us glad. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Wfilliam Kreykes , Y ,, , , A l'1'f'xiflz'11f Donald Bevins Vil'l'-l,l't'Xftlf'1If Lowell Peters., . . Sc'r'r'r'fur.y Wayne Bryant ,,,.,, , .,,, 7, ,,,,,, ,,Tl'l'tlNIll'K'l' M. E. Christopherson Lenorc Langrock XVillinm Luther -37.. HOMEROOM ELEVEN 1'-Vllllf Rout tIuAnn liurlaliart, Vinnray Riunfcltl, Carol licrklcr, Patricia Gilluspic, L1 Vnnnc liarluc, Susan lfaton, Kay Recd, joan Cuffcl, Larry Scott. Miififli' Razr: Nancy -lo Kintigli, .Icannc Mulltcy, Ann llanltcns, Patricia XWayman, Margarct W'uutlartl, Marjorie Graucr, Vcltla Mafliin, Marlcnc Amcnt, -lanics Lnnglunttuin, XVaync Bryant. Burk iliulr: Mr. Lntlicr, Glenn Ilugrc, Ricliard Knwalku, .Iamcs Ainslie, Robert Armbrcclit. Kobcrt Klall. -Inlin Ranncy, LeRoy Nclsnn, ,Inc Beals, Allyn Moc. No! 1'iI'flIl'l'tlI Connie Drcycr, XVaync Sclinictlur. HOMEROOM OFFICERS AND ADVISUR Robci'tA1'mbrcclit Pl'l'Xill1,C'IIf Kay Recd S1'!'l'l'fdl'-1' Kay Rcctl Tl'f'lIXlll't'l' Robcrt Klart llifl'-Pl'l'XilIf'lIf XV. C. Lutlicr Alll'fXfII' HOMEROOM TWO lfruuf Row: Katherine lirisbie, Donna Spcelman, Lynda Robinson, janet Hansen, Mary Miller, Donna Lanxon, Patricia Braley, Altaniae llritlen. Mfililfi' Rout Norma Garris, Priscilla Mclienvie, Donna X'i'il5on, Slteryl johnson, Lester Hicks, -loAnn Griffitli, Kennetli liugli, lired Nielsen, Miss l.angrncls. Burk Rout Kenneth Martin, George Day, james Tuck, Dennis XVray, ilolin Turnlantl, john Andrews, Tracy Anderson, llarold Sterman. HOMEROOM OFFICERS AND ADVISOR l 2-iw .wwf-N Donna Lanxon l'1'z'xi11v11f Lcstcr Hicks lfifl'-Pl'l'XiII'!'lIf I ug. Lynda Robinson , St'l'l'l'fdl'-jf kit! Frccl Nielsen , ,, Trc'ax1zrr'r Lcnorc Langrock Aff: 'isol' -- AK' ' ..-...wxfwll Qlnnm-.Q --39.. HOMEROOM FIVE l'.l'!HIf Rolf: Virginia Derksen, Dorice Hall, Carol Hahn, Karen Becker, Janet McAlpine, Carol Swanger, Elizabeth Gentry, Iildii .lane I-Inttermnn, Mnrilm W'illiams, Betty Former, Miililli' lion: Mr. Cliristoplierson, Billie Mulkey, Helen Cline, Robert B'lCI:Ql1'lLlHC, Neil Liekiss, Don Bevins, Marlene Jensen, Mary Margaret Rupp, Myrna Cowan. Burk Rout Dennis Holmes, Paul Anderson, Raymond Brewer, Jolin Mongan, Lowell Peters, Lanny Larson, Bill Kreykes, Terry Rupp. Nu! Pirfl11'i'il: Donald Dreyer. HOMEROOM OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Marlene Jensen ,,,, Presizfcvll Paul Anderson Vin'-P1'1'.vi1lz'11f Karen Becker, ,,,,,,,, Sl'C'l't'fl1l'-Y Don Bevins ,,,,,,,, Trvfzxzrrer M. E. Christopherson, Advisor Wilson Junior High Faculty Catherine Bowler Romona Brouillette joe E. Cuffel I-Iulda Engel Harriet Francisco Russell Froyd Lois Gilstad Ronald Henriksen Bruce Pickford Donald Reese Bernie Saggau Earl Sherman .IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY B. A. B. A. B. A. M.A. B.S. 3 yrs. B. A. B. A. B. A. B.S. B. A. B. A. B.S. State University of Iovs a Briar Cliff College Iowa State Teachers College Colorado State College of Izducation Southern State Teachers Wfayne State Teaeheis College State University of Iowa Iowa State Teachers College St. Olaf College Morningside College State University of Iowa Buena Vista College Wfisconsin State College Wilson Junior I-ligh HOMEROOM NINETEEN il'Ullf RIIIFI lietty li:iZei', .lneliie Fngelmnn, Marilyn Ross, SVIAIFOII Swnnger, Dnrline Ritl, Larry Green, john Derksnn, Vicki Olson. imfnl liorw: Virginia lineppen, Donna Crane, Betty XViKCUl1ll7C, Vrnneis Pnzrersun, Gary XYVIYIIITTIIH, james Scott, Keith Reiter. l'lm-.I Run: Rnnmlal XY'.ulsley, llrndine Barnes, .Ionnne Rnhhxr, l'iiU1ll1i7l' Conley, Min-In Miller, l,i.Il1L'l Curtix, Karin liqiuin, Dwight Murrow. Burk Run: l.nrry XY'heeler, .Iuhn Keeline, Gretchen Muller, Maurice I'Inrlliep, Charles Dunn, Lowell Rnge, Phillip Rubens. ...42.. HOMEROOM FIFTEEN I-Vlillf Razr: Lee Knight, Roger Perrin, ,Indy Orchard, I.nura XY'ayni.in, Nancy Niles, Carol Carey. Sl'4'1HItl.R0lli llarlene Sexton, Marilyn Munson, Velrna xlohnson, .lanice Clark, Marcella hluhnson, Helen Collins, Merl Prnett. Tfviril Run: Ted Rlopp, Darlene Nelson, Eleanor Schwenn, joan Rupp, Bonnie Smith, Lorraine NY'itcon1be, Larry jenxen, Boyd lialgnlllx- Burk Razr: Carol Carlson, joan Otto, Denny Quinn, Jeannette Ranartl, Nancy Xvestphal, .loan Russell, Patricia Gowan, hlanice Yaggy. HOMEROOM TWO l'.V1Hlf Rzrzr: Richard Scott, Rodney lloward, Ronald Baldner. Rodney Grocpper, james ilcnsen, .lorry Ritter, Miililli' Ruff: Fred Ilollenbeck, Carl Anderson, james Nelson, Larry Andtrson, Donald Wadsley, Roger Smith. Burk Run: Donald Nelson, Dennis Mummert, Paul Heath, Sam Clianopolns, Richard Hein, Charles Davis, Keith Boardman, IGIGHTH GRADE l'mnf Ron: .lim Derkxen, Carl XX'ilwon, Paul Fnhrman, Harold Attgard, Donald Bechtel, David Perrin, Alice Ann Alloway, Atme Hugghea, Dian Grove, l.arry Robinson, ,lack Hanson. Sttfifltl Run: Uallas Smith, Nancy Allivon, Roger Smith, Oskar lierner, kloanne Moe, Donald NVitcon1lJe, Donna XY'ehh, .lanet Swattsrmn, l.orraine XVhite, Nancy Moses, lloriw Muffin. 'lift nf Rott: llelosx Smith, Carol Kelly, Donna Swanger, Vieltie Nielsen, Nina Robinson, Kay Peterson, Coleen Morrow, ,ltttly Miller, ,ltttly llall, Nieholas X't'illiamv, Dennis Diloeker, Ronald Rahn. litirtk Rolf: Dennis Smith, Phylliv lflliott, Peggy llttghes, Deanna Pottlson, Dorothy Nelson, Carolyn Van Atnlverg, Cttrtia qlohn- son, jerry l,indberg, Stanley Melienzie, .lames Keeline, Pat Anderson, Robert Gratier, Karl Peterson lfroul Row: Dale lferrin Peggy Bryant, Beverly XVitcombe, Patricia Patterson, julia Booth, .lack Bierman, Steve Olson, Patil littnn. lfdward NVallter, Robert Hicks, Pzarhara Conley. SAVIHIAI Rnlr: l,ee Nelson, Steven Maxwell, Roherl Maxwell, Robert Wftrrender, Roger Cunningham, Gary Pnhrman, l,:trry llet- rielt, james Wfttltlell, Colleen Derby, .lntly Bowen. Tfrizil Rolf: -lon llowtleshell, Connie johnson, Phyllis Smith, lfugent Retnert, klames Ranney, Patricia Barry, Andrea McClintock .Indy Simmons, Carlene lienantler, Mary .lo Brown, Jeanne Crocker. Hawk Rolf: Larry NVootlartl, .lames Booth, Cieraltline Clement, Roger Hahn, Dennis Tharpe, Stanley Roberts, lloyd Swanson Gary Herron, David licltiss, Douglas Mathias. ..44.. SEVENTH GRADE llfliflf Rmr: Anna Hollingshead, Cecil Fletcher, Judith Gulling, Sherryl Leonard, Barbara Brasser, Margaret Duvall, Dennis Unger, Rosemary Schmidt, Nancy XY'eleh. SLTUIIAI Razr: Larry Deeker, james Mueller, Gayle Fuhrman, Carolyn lfnhrman, jane Nelson, Roger NVhite, Lee XVhiie, Daniel l'lankens, Gary Meyer. Tlwiril Row: Harold Burch, Richard Anderson, James Fortner, Gary Bunn, Ann NleCollister, Ruby Smith, Marjorie Smith, Gerald Sears. Burk Rout Sandra Mullenberg, Colette Nvarriner, Douglas Xvray, Kay Hobbs, Thais Herron, Cary Steig, Nancy Keller, Charles Seaman, David Urban. lirrml Row: Gerald Campbell, Roger Briden, Paris Mentis, Donald Urban, Alvin Appletoft, john Russell, Karin Davis, Thomas Hetriek. SKTONKI Row: Craig llenderson, Donald Good, Thomas Augard, Clara Benson, Delores Bengston, Sue Seott, Melha NViteombe, Carol Sue Peterson, James Becker. Tlviril Row: Marilyn Brooker, Mona Meadows, Sandra Berry, liilene liegre, Nancy liowler, ,lean Nelson, Sharon Davis, Sherrill Roberts. Audrey Good, Sandra XVilson. liilrk Rllltf Roy Xvilson, Billy Mongon, Delores XVetherell, Patty Ann Miller, Betty Clark, Phyllis Olin, Mahlon Slief, Gary Sonksen, Robert Hall, Billy Lee. I ...45- Pow Wow Staff Iron! hon: Carole Newland, Donna Lanxon, janet McAlpinc, Velda Maffin, Paula XVileox, Irene Angnos, Sharon Holmes Vlarilyn Alloway, Nancy Casey, june McLaughlin. M Ill Rue: JoAnn Burkhart, Ann Hankens, Darlene Clement, Patricia Florine, Lois Ehrieh, Nancy Kintigh, Margaret Fu hs Betty McKenzie, Shirley Lauer, Lee Ann Anderson. Biff Runs Barbara Seaman, Caryl Lee Kreykes, Mary Margaret Rupp, Ronald McManus, Patricia Ostcrling, john Andr us It in Hantsbarger, Charles Stiles, Barbara XVilll1lCC, Kay Rasmus, Mr. -lesse Lundy, faculty advisor. POW WOW Pow Wow originated in 1934 as only a mimeographed school paper. Through the years, it has come to appear every Monday night as a full- page section in the Cherokee Daily Times. A worthwhile, interesting, and newsy Pow Wow each Week is the goal for which the thirty members of the staff give their time and talents. Lee Ann Anderson and Barbara Wallace, co-editors, and Mr. Lundy, Pow Wow advisor, successfully guided the staff in producing a comparable paper. June McLaughlin and Jo Ann Burkhart wrote the worthwhile editor- ials. Reporting the news from school were Paula Wilcox, Nancy Casey, Marilyn Alloway, Joan Hantsbarger, Mary Margaret Rupp, Patsy Florine, and Donna Lanxon. Shirley Lauer, Patricia Osterling, and Lois Ehrich penned some clever features, while John Andrews and Charles Stiles very capably handled boys' sports. Darlene Clement kept us informed of girls' sports and of the music activities. The artistic abilities of Caryl Lee Kreykes and Kay Rasmus resulted in clever and interesting cartoons. Ronnie McManus, photographer, faith- fully kept Pow Wow supplied with snap-shots. Janet McAlpine and Nancy Kintigh exchanged papers with many high school and colleges, and in the form of an exchange column, penned many items of interest. Carole Newland took charge as secretary and kept all of the records. Irene Angnos and Ann Hankins proof read all of the copies after the typists, Betty McKenzie, Barbara Seaman, and Sharon Holmes, headed by Margaret Fuchs, had completed the typing in preparation for Velda Maffin, flunky, to take the finished copy to the printer. -46... Five staff members, Lee Ann Anderson, Barbara Wallalce, Caryl Lee Krcykes, june McLaughlin, and Charles Stiles, at- tended the Iowa High School Press Association convention, CLI-I.S.P.A.j in Des Moines, on November 13 and 14. They at- tended discussion groups and entered writing contests. Lee Ann Anderson received an honorable mention in the News Nllfriting contest. The trip was highlighted with a banquet at the University church, and with being guests of the LH.S.P.A. to the college football game. The delegates returned with some good ideas for improvement of Pow Woiv, which were pre- sented to the staff. Membership requirements for Pow XVOW are the desire to write, better than average ability, maximum effort, and punctuality. It is these qualities of the writers which qualify Pow Woxx' to deserve an uexcellentn rating by the National Scholastic Press Association. Cherokee was one of the few smaller high school to receive this rating. Quill and Scroll It was Februar 6, 1938, when the international honorary societ for . . y. . . , . J Y lu li school ournahsts was introduced in Cherokee H1 h School. The 5 . 1 . . . . . g principal function of this honorary organization is to hold an annual banquet at which the new members are initiated into the organization. Membership is based on four main requirements. The student must be a junior or a senior in high school and in the upper one-third of his class in scholastic standing. Recommendation by the faculty advisor is essential, as is the acceptance and approval of an example of the studentls journalistic work, by the National Quill and Scroll board. The Annual Quill and Scroll banquet was held April 27, with Charles Stiles as master of ceremonies, Lee Ann Anderson, Barbara Wallace, Caryl Lee Kreykes and June McLaughlin, all present officers of Quill and Scroll, as host and hostesses to the initiates. The initiates, Patsy Florine, Joan Hantsbarger, Paula Wfilcox, Patricia Osterling, Shirley Lauer, and Lois Ehrich, spoke on an appointed phase of journalism. Art Service Club lion! Row: Marika Wfilliams, ,leanene johnson, Joan Cuffel, Paula Wfilcox, Irene Angnos, ,lane Shultz, Barbara w'kllllLL Sylwn C orna, ,loan Keeline, janet MeAlpine, Carole Newland. Srioml Row: Sandra Locke, Lynda Robinson, Patty Peterson, Caryl Lee Kreykes, Barbara Seaman, janet Hansen, Veldl Miffin Cirol Anderson, Peggy XVaddell, Lee Ann Anderson. Tblvrl Rrlw: Mr. Donald Reese, Ruth Peterson, Mary -lane Van Amberg, Donna Smith, Julie Quinn, Darlene Cltmtnt I Donna Adamson, Lola Tuttle, june McLaughlin, Helen Cline. BML Kon: Sheryl Johnson, Shirley Phipps, Shirley Lauer, Beverly Fischer, Lois Ehrich, Joyce Ifhlers, Ronald McManus Dennis NX rly, Kay Rasmus, -leannette NVester. One year ago the Art Service Club was formed. The purpose of this organization is to perform any art work required or needed by the school system and to provide useful experience for the members. Mr. Reese, art instructor, is faculty advisor. Officers of the organiza- tion are: Caryl Lee Kreykes, president, Joan Keeline, vice-president, Sylvia Gorna, scretary, and Barbara Wallace, treasurer. Meetings are held Tuesday and Wednesday after school in the art room, at Wilsoii Junior High School. Various awards including a membership pin in the form of a palette, a letter C , and numerals to be attached to the pin are given in accordance with the number of working hours a member has contributed. Some of the duties of the ASC include posters, stage decorations, signs, and anything else requested in the way of art service. The organization has worked in co-operation with the cheerleaders and the band by decor- ating the school and making decorations for the band performances before each game. The Art Service Club sponsored an exhibit at the Sanford Museum and pieces from this exhibit were chosen to be displayed at the Iowa State Fair in an exhibition sponsored by the club. A small group was also chosen to attend the 24th annual Iowa High School Art Exhibition at the University of Iowa on Saturday, April 24, 1954. Other special projects include a pot luck supper and an initiation-installation breakfast. The organization earned money by selling concessions at one of the games, selling lick 'em suckers, and working for various clubs and businesses in Cherokee. There are only four main requirements other than being at least a Sophomore and having a C average. They are co-operation, industry, initiative, and imagination. Where fberc is zz will, fbere is zz way? .. 48 - AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club was for boys interested in motion picture pro- jectors, slide projectors, and tape recorders. After a period of instruction these boys received practical experience by operating machines in the school. As a result of this training, the boys were able to assist teachers by efficient operation of the machines during periods of visual classroom instruction. Ilfflllf Row: Lorne Leeds, Daniel Miller, Donald Bevins, Tracy Anderson, XVillard Brincgar, James Longbottom. Mirliflv Razr: Edgar Lickiss, XVayne likrcn, Leonard Ranney, Raymond Brewer, William Kreykcs. Burk 11111112 Richard Knwalkc, James Hyde, Dennis W'ray, Donald Malcom, Mr. Boliner, faculty advisor. DRIVER TRAINING Under the capable supervision of Mr. Froyd, driver training students were taught the laws of Iowa plus the fundamentals of good and safe driving. Each student had two hour classes weekly. At the end of the course the students were given tests by the Iowa Highway Patrol and received their drivers, license. I sf Sr'111c'sfc'1' Terry Rupp Jim Ainslie John Andrews Lester Hicks Darlene Clement Clella Turnquist Mary Frances Peterson Kenneth Bugh Jo Ann Griffith Patsy Xvayman Wfilliard Brineger Lorene Johnson Paula Wilcox Veda Rice Caroline Cosier 2nd Senzesfer Donna Wilsoii Sheryl Johnson Marika Willianis George Day James Longbottom Jo Ann Burkhart Elda Jane Hatterman Billie Mulkey Mary Jo Barry Nancy Casey Margaret Carlson Donna Lanxon Carole Newland Larry Scott Glen Hegre Mike Wallcer Girls' Service Club 1 Frou! Rauf: Joan Burkhart, Barbara Seaman, Margaret Fuchs, Irene Angnos, Shirley Howard. Svromf Row: Carol Swanger, Juanita Cougill, Lorene Johnson, Ann Johnson, Shirley Gehrts. Bark Row: Barbara Wallace, Caryl Lee Kreykes, Donna Wfilson, Lola Tuttle, Miss Langrock, faculty advisor. SERVICE CLUB BOARD Barbara Seamanm , ,, ,, , ..,,,.,,,,,,,, Prrsirfwif Caryl Lee Kreykes ,,,,, , , ,FiI'.YIi Vice-Prcsirlczii Irene Angnos ,,,,r ,,e,, ,.,, 7 . , ,,Sz'c'omf Vice-P1'r'xir1'c'11f Margaret Fuchs ,,,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,, e,,,,,,,,, S rcrffary Barbara Wallace ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, T 1'I'!lS1l1'C'l' Girls' Service Club is an all-girl organization to promote friendliness among the girls of Waslxington High. One girl from each homeroom was elected to serve on the cabinet. They were: Homeroom 1, Lola Tuttle, 12, Shirley Gehrtsg 13, Ann Johnsong 3, Lorene Johnson, 4, Shirley How- ard, 2, Donna Lanxong S Carol Swangerg and 11, JoAnn Burkhart. The Finance Committee sold favors for homecoming, and the club also entered a float in the parade. During the Christmas season, the Dec- oration Committee Was called upon to decorate the Christmas trees. On February 14, the Social Committee presented a pep skit. The Easter Program was planned and given by the Program Committee. The Service Committee chose and bought a blanket and pillow for the girl's confpr- ence room. The traditional senior mother's tea was given May 19, and the new officers were installed. -50- Girls' Service Club SOCIAL COMMITTEE C0-r'fJr1irmi'u: Margaret Fuchs and Jeanette XVester. Donna Beck Altamae Briclen Nancy Casey Juanita Cougill Lois Ehrich Shirley Gehrts Sylvia Gorna Ann Hankens C11-l'lJllil'IIIl'Ilf Car Joan Hantsbarger Alice Jean Hetrick Sharon Holmes Marlene Jensen Jeanene Johnson Sally Jones Betty McKenzie PROGRAM COlVIlWITTEE yl Lee Kreykes and Marilyn Alloway. LaDonna Adamson Lee Ann Anderson Mary Jo Barry JoAnn Burkhart Margaret Carlson Merry Clark Helen Cline Susan Eaton C0-r'lmirmr'11: Barb Charlene Conley Wginda Dilocker Karen Grauer Lorraine H1llSI1'0l11 Janet Hansen Ann Johnson Patsy Florine Marjorie Grauer Dorice Hall Shirley Howard Mary Miller Ruth Peterson Julie Quinn Kay Rasmus La Von Peck Mary Peterson Patty Peterson Patricia Osterling Kay Reed Sally Robinson Jeanette W'ester Mary Margaret Rupp Janie Shultz Donna Smith Jackie Spence Peggy Wfaddell Paula Wfilcox Mary Jane VanAmber SERVICE COMMITTEE ara Seaman and Beverly Fee. Lorene Johnson Patricia Lash Lois Menke Priscilla McKenzie June McLaughlin Kay Nelson DECORATION C0-f'bLlil'IHl'lll Carol Anderson and Irene Angnos. Patty Braley Darlene Clement Kay Colvert Marilee Dorr Joyce Ehlers Kathy Frisbie C0-rb:1ir1111'11: Bar Marlene Ament Karen Becker Janet Bengston Mary Lou Byouer Myrna Cowan Joan Cuffel Darlene Cummins La Vonne Farlee Beverly Fischer bara XVallace and Elizabeth Gentry Mary Ann Grauer Carol Hahn Jaynie Hatterman Joan Keeline Shirley Phipps Donna Speelman Jeanette Swanger Patsy Wfayman Margaret XVoodard COMMITTEE Donna Lanxon Velda Maffin Susan Stiles Lola Tuttle Marika Williriiiis FINANCE COMMITTEE Carole Newland. Betty Eortner Norma Garris Patricia Gillespie Marilyn Halstrom Sheryl Johnson Lorraine Johnson Alice Julius Nancy Kintigh Margo Latham Shirley Lauer Fern Nelson Joan Redman Veda Rice Carol Swanger Clella Turnquist Donna Wilsoii Educational Trips Mr. Lundy went with a group of seniors to Spencer to attend some meetings on activity advisement. Barbara Wallace and Lee Ann Anderson worked with others interested in high school newspapersg Shirley Lauer and Betty McKenzie, school annualsg and LaVon Peck, student council activities. Mr. Christopherson, Mr. Luther, and members of their social problems classes visit the State Mental Health Institute in Cherokee and the State Penitentiary in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Mr. Moe and members of his physics class visit the furnace room in the new high school to learn more about the operation of automatic heat- ing systems in large buildings. 0-A 'iritrf lg-rates? .1 52 T Vocal Music Groups MIXED CHORUS A - A Q 4 Q , A lfruni Razr: .Ieanene johnson, Mary -lane Van Amberg, Karin Graucr. ,lanice Stevens, Patricia Gillespie, Sharon Holmes, Kay Nelson, Alice Hetriek, janet McAlpine, Marilyn Halstrom, Marilyn Alloway, Lois Menke, Nancy Casey. Swurlil Kurt: ,loAnn Burkliart, ,lean Mulkey, ,loan Hantsbargar, Lorene johnson. Irene Angnos, Barbara XVallace, Dorothea Adolf, Lois lihrich, Patricia Osrerling, Shirley Lauer, Marilyn Swanson, Patty Peterson, l.aDonna Adamson, Margaret Fuchs, Mary Ann Grauer, Charlene Conley. Tlriril Role: .lune McLaughlin, .lane Shultz, Delores Alenness, Caryle Lee Kreykes, Lee Ann Anderson, Helen Cline, janet Bengston, .loyce llhlers, Lanny Larson, Donald Malcom, Nvalter Benson, Dennis Holmes, Marlene Jensen. julia Quinn, Paula Xvilcox. Huck Row: Tracy Anderson, Robert Cuffel, Charles Stiles, Robert Armbrecht, Richard Sagness, james Hyde, Roger Hinkeldey, Charles Peterson, Dennis XVray, Gerald McGlothlen, Philip Hartliep, Ronald Hartliep, Richard Kowalke, Allyn Moe, Lester Hicks. Mixed Chorus, with a membership of 60, filled the halls during the morning hours with harmony at Wasluington High. Under the direction of Miss McNally, they performed for Thanksgiving Vespers, sang in con- junction with the townmenis chorus for the Christmas program and gave a Spring concert. The highlight of the year was the participation in the annual Quad-City Music Festival held this Spring in Storm Lake, con- ducted by Mrs. McCanlogue of Cornell College. CHEROKEE CAPERS This fund raising variety program, by the music department, was held December 7 and 8, 1953. The traditional Linger Awhilei' opened the program in the Wfilson auditorium. Emcee Charles Stiles, attired in a black tuxedo, humorously presented each different act. Outstanding in the show was a pantomine of the famed Little Blue Riding Hood acted by a group of sophomore girls. A standing joke between Bones the Bum CPaul Andersonj and the emcee brought rounds of laughter from the audience and a surprise piano solo from Bones. Emcee Stiles sang his rendition of Poor Little Robin accompanied on his ukulele. A group of senior girls presented School Daysv, a reminicent act of the highlights of their thirteen years of school. The show ended with the traditional I'll See You In My Dreamsv. ...gg- Double Sextette Fl'0IIf Row: Carol Sue Bcrklcr, Karin Becker, Mary Miller, Joan Cuffcl, Sally jones, Altnmnc Bridcn. Burk Row: Kay Culvert, Donna liscli, Donna Smilli, Margaret Carlson, Sliirlcy Phipps, Ann -lolmson GIRLS' TRIO loan Burliliart Allo Caryl 1,00 Krcylics NI:'i.Lo Mary xlnnc Vain Ambcrg S01H'tlIl0 Slmron Holmes Pizwixf Girls' Glee Club . , . - r f . A 3, ,jfwwgl I'vl'0llf RlI1l'f l'.1Krici.1 Bralcy, Marjorie Grauer, Priscilla Nlclicnzic, Kay Ruud, Kntlicrinu Frisbic, Donna Xvilson, Lymla Robinson. Burk Rolf: .loAnn Griffith, Lola Tuttle, Margaret Nvoodard. Patricia XxV.lyl1'l1lH, Ann Ilankcns, .Ioan Kcclinc, Sliirlcy Ciclirrs, Girls' Choir 'ef l'.l'!Hlf Rnlr: Doricu Hull, Virginia Dcrkson, Marika NVilliams, Buvcrly lfcc, Peggy XVaddull, Margo Lazliam, Sliirlcy Howard, Miflilli' iRuu': Sandra Locke, Carole Newland, Vcldn Maffin, Iildn .lane Haltcrxoan, Alllllliilll Cougill, LaVonnc Ilirlci-, Donna Spccl- mazi, Susan lfaton. liilrk Kuff: Susan Smiles, Myrna Cowan, licvcrly lfislicr, Kay IKJSINLIK, lkilliu Mullxcy, Mary Alo liarry, Mary M.1rg.1rv:l Rupp, -Ianiu Uolicrlv. ...55- Cherokee School Iiruuf Row: Marlene klensen, Sheryl Johnson, Nancy Casey, Shirley Lauer, Karen Grnucr. Seroflrl Row: Benny Miller, Pat Braley, Donald Erwin, Cecil Fletcher, Dick Anderson, Douglas NVrny, Larry Scott, Sue Scott, Carol Shultz, .lan Yaggy. Tbiril Row: Dennis Quinn, David Logan, Collette NVnriner, Joan Cuffel, Patricia Gillespie, Myrna Cowan, Ann Allowny, Karen Baum, Juanita Cougill, janet McAlpine. Burk KU-rv: Judy Sexton, june McLaughlin, Sandra Wilsoii, Kenny Lee, Caryl Lee Kreykes, Beverly Fischer, Phyllis Smith, Caro- lyn V:nnAmberg, Janet Bengston, W'alter Bensen. , The Cherokee marching band is now attired in new uniforms of gray pants and hats, blue coats and red plumes, making a commanding appear- ance as the band marches on the football gridiron and the streets of Cher- okee. Dennis Quinn, the new drum major, headed the band of 72 mem- bers. The band included 26 new personnel which hiked the band mem- bership to 10 over last year. All these changes could only be surpassed by the fact that the band was marching for the new Wasliington High School. -.55.. Band Members i Frou! Row: Barbara XVallace, -Ioan Keeline, Nancy Niles, Darlene Ritz, Mary Ann Grauer. Sl'l'I1ll1l Row: Deloss Smith, Carl Peterson, Gary Stieg, Gary Meyer, .Iimmy Becker, Rex Ritz, Sharon Mahoney, Kenny Nelson, Nancy XVelch. Tfzirif Rolf: Donald lievins, Charlene Conley, Donna Beck, La Danna Adamson, Bob Maxwell, George Day, Steve Maxwell, Sandra Locke, julia Booth. Burk Row: Larry Wiheeler, Allyn Moe, .lerry Melilothlen, Kenneth Nord, Lois lfhrieh, linb Cuffel, Hob Hall, Lee Ann Anderson, Albert Alingh. The band marched for five home games and the Chamber of Com- merce sponsored Santa Claus day in which the band's Darlene Ritz was chosen as Cherokee queen. LeMars was the band's only out-of-town trip to a football game. Band leader, Norman Meyer, plans a trip to either Veishea or Drake as a climax for a succesful season for the marching band. The concert band staged the Midwinter Concert and Spring Concert in Cherokee and played in the Quad-City Concert CStorm Lake, Ida Grove, LeMars and Cherokeej which was held in Storm Lake. Homecoming of I953 Long live the Queen! Long live the Queen!,' was the traditional cheer which sent a vibrant thrill through the hearts of many of the Wfashington High students on Homecoming. Homecoming Queen, Ruth Peterson, who graciously expressed her thanks for being chosen queen, and who wished our team the 'tbest of luck , was attired in a lovely gown of blue and white. She was attended by four pretty seniors, Patty Peterson, Shirley Phipps, Barbara Wallace, and Shirley Lauer. After che coronation, Queen Ruthie and her attendants reigned over the parade and the homecoming game with Spirit Lake. It was the thrill and exuberance which Homecom- ing casts over the entire school body, which surged through the Cherokee Braves, and gave them the power to prove that on this all important day, they were undefeatable. Biibiii NN illiu. Pitry Pu rxon Ruth Peterson, Shirley Phipps, Shirley Lauer 58 1 THE BIG PARADE The great variety of floats created a beautiful and interesting parade. The judges had difficul- ty in choosing the win- ning float, but finally decided upon The Big Upsetw by Senior Home- rooni Qne, which exhi- bited a big bottle of Pepto Bismol. Pictured are some of the other floats and the marching band which led the colorful parade from the school through the business district which was thronged with thousands of excit- ed Chcrokeans who came to town to enjoy the homecoming day. -r vw 'w-,+'w'ff2'Z3f1- if 2: ' ,MF Ei . -1-16' if 1. , , if 'J Raif gg f,jw aim F'v'ft 159, Honor C Club lrnul Run: Robert Creel, Wlillard Wfebb, Larry Jones, Ronald Halin, Charles Peterson, Larry johnson, Ralph Martin, lxarl Cor rington, Donald Burkhart. llllllz Row: Mr. Christopherson, LeRoy Nelson, Ronald Scott, Robert Armbrecht, james Smith, james Light, Marvin Corrine, ton Charles Stiles, Leonard Ranney. liul Ron' Kenneth Nord, Robert Pinkerton, Robert Montgomery, james Toek, Al Lothrop, Patrick Pyan, Jerry MeGlothlen Riehard Sngncss, Robert Klart. Honor C , a boy's athletic honor society open to all those who have received a letter in at least one of four major sports, meets every first and third Thursday of each month. Organized for the purpose of recognizing letter-winners and to help with various school projects such as all-school parties and game concessions, Honor Cv is a service club. Supervised by head football coach M. E. Christopherson, the 26 member club is under the leadership of the president, Ralph Martin, vice-president, Charles Stilesg and secretary-treasurer, Don Burkhart. Some of the projects spon- sored the past year were an all-member supper and business meeting and an all-school party. 1.60, i 4 Cherokee Football Braves FIRST TEARI ., i Y - i 4'1J! is .-, : X. ft:-J. al... - f- .: i Iirnnl Row: Pat Ryan, Larry johnson, Ronald Hahn, Leonard Ranney. ,lim Smith, Don Burkhart, Bob Montgomery, Bob Arm- breeht, Chuck Peterson. Bark Rmr: Karl Corrington, Marvin Corrington, Chuck Stiles, Bob Creel, XVillard XVebb, Ralph Martin, LeRoy Nelson, Ronald Scott. FROM THE RECORD BOOK XVith two new coaches, M. E. Christopherson formerly from South Sioux City, and Bruce Pickford from Sanborn, and the adoption of the single-wing offense, Cherokee's football record fell below .500 for the first time in many years. However, the Braves' 2-7 record wasn't a good indication of their potential. The Braves simply couldn't grasp the new type of blocking demanded by the single-wing. Therefore, with three games left on the schedule, a switch to the old T somewhat buoyed Cherokee's lagging spirits. This was demonstrated by their fine showing against powerful Spencer. Statistically speaking, the Tribe gained 1,245 yards compared to 1,513 for opponents. Opponents out- scored us 160 to 89. Cherokee was penalized 205 yards to 265 by opponents. Our punting average was 38.7 compared to 29.6 for the opposition. We completed 23 of 48 passes compared to 22 of 54 for oppon- ents. The season's final, supposedly a toss-up with Storm Lake, saw the Braves behind 14-0 only to roar back in the second half to win 33-14. It, along with the Spencer game, was a great demonstration of Cherokee courage and explosive ability. Another factor for the losing season was the fact that every team in the conference was pointed for the Braves. This was evidenced by the fact that many teams said the Cherokee game was their hardest contest. Eleven seniors who played their last game for Cherokee were Stiles, Martin, Marvin Corrington, John- son, Smith, Hahn, Burkhart, Ranney, Peterson, Ryan, and XVebb. Larry Johnson, steller Tribe tackle, was picked on the first all-conference team. Jim Smith, center, and Ralph Martin, back, were placed on the second team, and Chuck Stiles, back, and Ronald Hahn, tackle, received honorable mention. ...51... Cherolcee's IQ53 Football Season IDA GROVE 7 CHEROKEE 0 The Braves opened their 1953 season, under new head coach, M. E. Christopherson, by bowing to a powerful Ida Grove eleven 7-0. The Hawks, sporting their only touchdown early in the game as Cherokee stiffened on defense. Ron Hahn, Ralph Martin, and Pat Ryan showed well in holding the Hawk attack. EMMETSBURG 7 CHEROKEE 6 Leading until late in the fourth quarter by Don Burkhart,s recovered fumble in the end zone, Cherokee again fell as Emmetsburg drove for the touchdown. The try for the extra point was good and Cherokee was on the short end of a 7-6 score. Larry Johnson, Burkhart, and Martin were stand- outs on offense and defense both. ESTHERVILLE 26 CHEROKEE 0 Estherville's Midgets, fresh from their 14-12 victory over Spencer and ranking fifth in the state in class AA, completely dominated the game and whalloped Cherokee 26-0. Frank Mahan and company simply out- charged the Braves and were never in trouble. Ralph Martin and center Jim Smith were defensive standouts, however, for the outgunned Tribe. SHELDON 18 CHEROKEE 6 Sheldon, buoyed by homecoming, spoiled a determined Cherokee bid and rolled on to a hard-fought 18--6 victory. The Braves again scored first on Martin's plunge. Hahn and Johnson were mainstays in the line. CHEROKEE 26 SPIRIT LAKE 13 This time homecoming worked in Cherokee's favor and they rolled on to victory. Martin, Marvin Corrington, and LeRoy Nelson all scored for the Braves. SIBLEY 20 CHEROKEE 6 Playing on a cold rainy night at Sibley, the Braves sank to a new low, by losing to the Generals, for the first time in over 15 years. Cherokee once more scored first, but then seemed to fall apart. Martin and Chuck Stiles showed well offensively. SPENCER 28 CHEROKEE 6 Playing one of their best games of the year, Cherokee threw a terrific scare into Spencer before bowing to superior power. It was Chuck Stiles who sprinted 97 yards from scrimmage to give the crowd its greatest thrill of the season and sent the Braves ahead 6-0 at the half. From then on, al- though the Braves refused to let down, Spencer simply poured on the power. They scored with 3 seconds left to give the margin. Bobby Creel, Martin, Smith, Hahn, Burkhart, Johnson, and Peterson on defense, were Brave standouts. ..52.. LE MARS 27 CHEROKEE 7 Scoring first, for the fifth time of the season Cherokee started like they meant to win. However, a LeMars attack, which featured over 21 passes, started to Click and the final score was all the Bulldog's. The Braves ground attack, good at times, was led by Martin, XVebb, and Stiles while the Braves forward wall forced LeMars to the air. CHEROKEE 33 STORM LAKE 14 Losing by 14 to nothing and seemingly headed for another defeat, Cherokee suddenly turned savage and chased the Tornadoes all over the field. Nelson scored first. Then Chuck Stiles threaded his way 41 yards for another. Martin then tallied twice on bull-dozing smashes through the middle and finally, near the close, Stiles applied the coup-de-grace as he scored again around end. It was a terrific close to a dismal season and Coach Christopherson was carried from the field by the over-joyed Tribe. The resurrgent Brave barrier was again manned by Ryan, Johnson, and Hahn as well as a host of others. FOOTBALL SQUAD ' - , . I 1 . , Very Frmzf: Roger Perrin. lfrrmf Rout Marvin Corrington, Larry Johnson, Ronald Hahn, Pat Ryan, Ralph Martin. XVillard Webb, Chuck Stiles, Chuck Pet- erson, Leonard Ranney. Srrollif Row: Don Burkhart, Jinx Tock, Bob Arinbreeht, Ronald Scott, Karl Corrington, Bob Montgomerv, Leliov Nelson Bob Creel, jim Smith. i ' i Tbiril Razr: Dennis Holmes, Dick Sagness, jim Light, Bob Pinkerton, Paul Rausch, jim Ainslie, Dennis NVr.xy, Bob Klart, Iohn Andrews. ' llurfc. Ku-ir: Coach Christopherson, Tracy Anderson, Bill Kreykes, Dennis Mummcrt, Don Nelson, lim Nelgon, Meri I A l N Pruett, As- sisant Coach Picktord. Football Braves CHARLES UCHUCKH PETERSON . . . St'lIi0l' Emi . . . 2nd year letterman . . . hard tackler . . . mainly defensive player . . . fine spirit and hustle. PATRICK RYAN . . . Sl'l1i0l' Eml . . . 2nd year letterman . . . valuable asset on both de- fense and offense . . . great pass receiver . . . liked it best when it was roughest. ROBERT ARMBRECHT . . . S0f7Z70l.'l0l't' Emf . . . Ist year letterman . . . rugged both ways . . . fine attitude and willingness . . . should make him valuable asset to next year's squad. JAMES TOCK . . . Soplwlfzon' End . . . lst year letterman . . . willing to go when called upon . . . fine 'spirit . . . made most of his opportunities. LARRY JOHNSON . . . Senior Tarkle . . . 2nd year letterman . . . first team all-eonfer- ence . . . leading tackler for two years . . . opened holes for valuable gains through opposing lines . . . all-state honorable mention. RALPH HUCK,' MARTIN . . . Sl'llfUI' Ilallflmrk . . . 4th year letterman . . . powerful runner . . . terrific punter . . . hard tackler . . . 2nd all-conference back . . . essential element to the team. CHARLES HCHUCKLESH STILES . . . Senior Hrzlflmvk . . . lst year letterman . . . speedy and shifty ball carrier . . . made the best run in Lakes Conference this season Q97 yards against Spencerj . . . honorable mention all conference. MARVIN MERT CORRINGTON . . . SfIl'l'lfj' Senior flafflmrk . . . 2nd year letterman . . . dependable reserve . . . vastly improved ball player . . . always willing to give his all. RONALD SCOTT . . . Illllilll' End and Hulflmrk . . . lst year letterman . . . valuable reserve . . . saw a lot of action . . . good punter . . . hard runner . . . will be tough next year. LEROY NELSON . . . Rvlirllllr' S0fIf70III0l'l' IJIIIHYIIUIQ . . . lst year letterman . . . handed key position in the buck lateral series . . . drove hard . . . valuable on defense. WILLARD SPIDER WEBB . . . Senior Fzzlllmvk, . . . 2nd year letterman . . . terrific T formation fullback . . . lot of drive . . . good spirit . . . great team man. ROBERT MONTGOMERY . . . IIl!li0I' Tackle . . . lst year letterman . . . improved greatly during course of season . . . fine spirit and hustle. RICHARD SAGNESS . . . Izmior Tnfkle . . . lst year letterman . . . dependable player . . . used his weight to our advantages. ROBERT PINKY PINKERTON . . . Izmior Tarlcle . . . lst year letterman . . . liked the game . . . steady and dependable . . . could be called on in confidence. JAMES LIGHT . . . lllllilll' Gzmrrl . . . lst year letterman . . . earned his letter by hard work and faithfulness to the team . . . always could be depended on. DONALD BURKHART . . . Senior Gllllflf . . . 2nd year letterman . . . nicknamed Dur- able Don . . . best when the going was the roughest . . . worked hard for the team . . . chosen co-captain by teammates. RONALD CLIFF HAHN . . . Senior' Blovk. III!!! Tackle . . . great spirit . . . found great pleasure in good hard COHEQICI . . . conference honorable mention. JAMES SMITH . . . Senior Czvzfer . . . 2 year letterman . . . 2nd All-Conference Team . . . rugged offensive player . . . vicious defensive man . . . main spark of team . . . liked the game when the going was roughest. ROBERT KLATT . . . SU!Jf70lIl0l'l' Cenfer . . . 1st year letterman . . . handled varsity duties well when called upon . . . played good defense. ROBERT CREEL . . . Illllflll'C2I1!Il'fl'l'f7lIl'!Q . . . lst year letterman . . . brains of the Braves . . . at best when handling T formation duties. KARL NBUTCHH CORRINGTON . . . Junior Bark . . . lst year letterman . . . handled position well when called upon . . . greatly improved as season progressed. LEONARD RANNEY . . . Senior Cfllllftl . . . lst year letterman . . . ready to go when called upon . . . played hard. All Qpponenlz Team The football team met at the home of Coach Christopherson for the annual letterman's dinner. At the dinner meeting the Braves picked their all opponent team as follows. Donald McDougal errr.r...,..,............. Scott Scobel .,rr........ Lowell Schaper .....,.e.,- Wendel Schirrmachersss Gary Nelsonsss rrrrr.r L Harold Johnsonsss Dean Dawson ,..,rrerrrrrr Richard Kohnke e,eo.ee,. Frank Mahan .iio....,. Duane Ebert -.,,,eeo Gene De Koster, eeooe S LeMars eeeee,.,eee Emmetsburg eeeeeeeee Estherville ,eeeeee,. Ida Grove ....,,. Spencer eeee..... Emmetsburg ,e,,-..., Spencer cccccccccc, Sheldon .e.r.,, Estherville .,,,.. Sibley e.,.ev, Spencer ic,c End Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle End Q.B. L.H. FB. R.I-I. SECOND TEAM Cherokee's second team coached by Mr. Pickford and Mr. Licklider also had a losing season winning one and losing four. Cherokee Cherokee Cherokee Cherokee Cherokee Storm Lake 0 Alta 13 Spencer 21 Storm Lake 24 Spencer 21 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TEAM This team played only one game, winning in the last minutes from LeMars. Cherokee 13 LeMars 12 .-6S... Lanxon Peterson Osterling Dorr Angnos CHEERLEADERS Burkhart Quick change artists - from football and it's glamor to basketball and its thrills - are our own cheerleaders. Picked by the student body, they led our cheers, planned pep skits, and followed the teams to all the football and basketball games this year. The cheerleaders helped us win our victories by relaying enthu- siasm and the desire to Win to both the students and the players Osterling Dori' Angnos Lanxon Burkhart Peterson ..55.. Basketball FIRST TEADI Frou! Row: Charles Stiles, Al Lothrop, Pat Ryan, Larry Johnson, Charles Peterson, XVayne Fkren. Miillllr 'Knut Dick Sngness, Lowell Peters, Gaylord Peters. Dale Grauer, John Andrews, Ralph Martin. Hilrk Row: Student Manager Kenneth Nord, Ted Mahler, Leonard Rnnney, -lim Light, Bob Montgomery, Tracy Anderson, Coael XVilliam Bill Luther. BASKETBALL GAMES Cherokee opened up the season with a Win over Orange City 38 to 36. Al Lothrop was high point man with 13 points. Chuck Stiles hit the win- ning basket with 7 seconds before the final gun. The Braves started out on the right foot in the Lakes Conference by downing Estherville 61 to 44. Pat Ryan swished 22 points for high honors. Tough Paullina, Sioux Valley champs, used a stubborn defense and good rebounding to drop the Braves S1 to 44. Ryan scored 10 points for the Cherokee cause. The Braves avenged an earlier football defeat by Sibley as they journ- eyed there to paste the Generals 52 to 36. Lothrop with 15 received high point honors. ...57.. The team, led by Pat Ryan's 19 points, hit 39 per cent from the field. Larry Johnson, hitting 13 markers himself, played probably the best de- fensive game of his career by holding big 6'4 Harold johnson down to 12 points. Harold Johnson had previously been rated as one of the five hundred best high school ball players in the United States by Sport maga- zine. Lothrop, who contributed 16 points, along with newcomer Wayne Ekren played fine all around aggressive ball. The team won over Emmets- burg 57-45. ' Although losing the Storm Lake game 54-52, Cherokee played medi- ocre to good ball. The points were fairly well distributed between Wayne Ekren, Pat Ryan, Al Lothrop, and Larry Johnson getting 16, 14, 10, and 6 respectively. Wayne Ekren rallied for the Braves in all around play. Poor defense and free throw shooting hindered the Braves. In the Spirit Lake game qs 4-44, Cherokee's favorj , Dick Sagness saw his first real action when he replaced Pat Ryan who fouled out with 7 minutes to go after hitting 10 points. Dick dumped in 7 points in the latter minutes along with showing cool floor play. Lathrop led the scor- ers with 15 and was followed closely by Wayne Ekren with 12. Larry Johnson played fine defensive work along with hitting 7 points. Losing another close game to Storm Lake C47-463 was probably the hardest defeat to take all year. The Braves tied the game up after con- quering an 11 point deficit at half time, but to no avail. Lothrop led the scorers with 19, 15 coming in the 2nd half. Johnson and Ekren played their general good floor game. Spencer handed the Braves their worst defeat of the season, a 5 3 to 37 slaughter at Spencer. No one on the Cherokee team could stop the scoring of the sharp shooting Spencer line. Coach Luther and some of the members of the basketball team are giving serious con- sideration to their task of the evening as portrayed by this banner prepared by members of the Art Service Club - tear down their teepee - upset Spirit Lakes' chances of winning the game tonight. Sheldon's invasion of Brave territory ended in a 51-43 defeat for the plucky Orabs. Chuck Peterson looked outstanding as he hawked this year's record of 17 rebounds for the Braves. 5 Sibley again tasted defeat at the hands of the Braves when they journeyed to Cherokee. As the final gun sounded, Sibley found themselves on the short end of the 54 to 40 score. Ryan again was Cherokee's ace in the hole. Emmetsburg was the host to Cherokee for the second game which was nip and tuck all the way. The Braves were only slightly domineering, but the end of the game found the En Hawks trailing by a 45 to 42 score. Dick Sagness, Pat Ryan and Al Lothrop looked outstanding for the Braves. In the 2nd game with Spirit Lake, Cherokee took a beating. The Braves got off to a good start, and it looked as if this was an easy one. But cold shooting and draggy rebounding in the second half cost the boys the game for they went down to defeat 49-41. Cherokee gave a fine demonstration of ball handling skill to knock the plucky Spencer Tigers off by a score of 69 to 58. The Braves were led in victory by Ryan, Johnson, and Lothrop, the mainstays of the night. The Sheldon Orabs couldn't hold the Braves down in the first quarter and it ended with the Braves 14-3. Trying to get the situation in hand, Sheldon came out the second quarter with a full court press. This was where the Braves met their doom as they were defeated 51-46. The Braves got off to a poor start in their second game with Estherville and just couldn't seem to get going. Estherville, on the other hand, seemed to have lady luck on their side. Even though versatile Pat Ryan played outstanding ball he couldn,t do it alone and Cherokee went down to defeat 54-49. TOURNAMENT GAMES SECTIONAL Cherokee 43 Aurelia DISTRICT Cherokee 53 Mapleton Cherokee 59 Sac City SUB-STATE Cherokee 35 Pocahontas Basketball SECOND TEAM Imuf Rau: Dick Scott, Larry W'heeler, Dennis Quinn, Dennis Mummert, jerry Ritter, Roger Smith, Rodney Howard. Xlnlilli Row: jim Nelson, Merle Pruett, Terry Rupp, Phil Hartliep, Dennis Vfray, Bill Kreykes, Allyn Moe, john Rnnney Ttd Klopp, jerry Anderson, Ronnie Baldner. BHL Run Don Nelson, ,lim Ainslie, jim Tock, Bob Armbreeht, I.:1rry W'ntts, Bob Pinkerton, Lowell Peters, Bob Rl1tt olin Andrews, Ronald Scott, Dennis Holmes, Bob Creel, Coach Bruce Piekford. BASKETBALL The second team, consisting of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors who were not on the first team, played fifteen games winning eight and losing seven. Mr. Pickford coached the boys and at times had a starting lineup composed entirely of sophomores. Playing before large audiences these boys furnished real basketball thrills as they proved that they knew how to play the game with a will to win. In che county tournaments the freshmen-sophomores lost to Aurelia, the county champions, 35-23 in a first round game. .-70.-. Basketball Lettermen AL LOTHROP: S'11 Senior' Forward - First all-conference selection . . . dependable rebounder . . . good shot from any spot on the floor. PAT RYAN: 6' Senior Forward' - deadly jump shot made him the Braves' highest scorer . . . steady and dependable ball player . . . second all- conference five. CHARLES STILES: S'1O Senior Guard - second year letterman . . good ball handler and defensive player . . . very good team player. LARRY JOHNSON: 6'2 Scvzior Forward - second year letterman . . . works hard . . . good rebounder and one of the mainstays of the team. CHARLES PETERSON: 6'2 Senior CUIIILCI' - greatly improved ball player . . . good rebounder and clutch player. WAYNE EKREN: 5'9 Iunior Guard - fine ball handler and dribbler . . . plays well out in front court. JOHN ANDREWS: 5'11 Sophomore Guard - one of two underclass- men on the squad . . . played guard or post . . . could score from anywhere . . . good prospect. RALPH MARTIN: S'10 Senior Guard--good long shot . . . played well in clutch . . . could snag long rebounds. RICHARD SAGNESS: 6'2 Iunior Forward-guarzf - played both po- sitions well . . . took the game seriously . . . good rebounder . . . good side shot. LOWELL PETERS: 6'2 Sophomore Center - very good defensive man . . . could score when called upon . . . rebounded well . . . was always ready. GAYLORD PETERS: 6'3 Iunior Crnfcr - great height gave him re- bounding advantage . . . is developing rapidly . . . should be good senior player. DALE GRAUER: 6' Senior Forward - came along fast after midyear . . . good side shot . . . good team player. Golf Mr. Leslie Licklider became golf coach this year assisted by Mr. Walt Adamson, local pro. Two returning lettermen, junior Bob Creel and senior Al Lothrop, were joined by junior Larry Wfatts, sophomore Bob Klatt, and freshman Ronald Baldner to make up the 1954 golf team. The past season the golf team won two dual meets and one quad- angular. They placed second in another four school meet and the Lakes Conference Meet. The team qualified for the state meet at Fort Dodge where they placed ninth. Al Lothrop was an Iowa delegate to the Junior Chamber of Commerce tournament held in Michigan. Track The cinder-men, under Coach M. E. Chris,' Christopherson, ran in brand new gold uniforms this season. Ten meets were scheduled with plans for the squad to go to the Drake Relays. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE April 2 Interclass Meet April 9 Holstein Relays April 17 Tomahawk Relays April 21 Triangular Meet LeMars-Spencer-Cherokee April 27 Duel Meet with Storm Lake May 1 Sioux City Relays May 6 Estherville Relays May 14 District Meet May 21 Lakes Conference Meet May 29 State Track and Field Meet Let termen Charles Stiles - low hurdles, sprint relays Ralph Martin - sprint relays, shotput, hurdles Marvin Corrington - sprint relays Ronald Scott - middle relays Larry Jones -- sprints, middle distance Other Outstanding Prospects Charles Maffin, Willard Webb, Roger Maitland, James Tock, Robert Armbrecht, Karl Corrington, Tracy Anderson and Ted Mahler. -72... Girls' Athletic Association ' r 1:I'0'lIf Row: Ruth Peterson, La Donna Adamson, Darlene Clement, Sharon Holmes, Irene Angnos, Nancy Joe Kintigh. Buck Row: Miss Kirschbaum, faculty advisor, Marlene Jensen, Lois Ehrich, Shirley Lauer, Patricia Florine. G. A. A. BOARD MEMBERS Sharon Holmes oo,oooo ..ooo,..,.... P resident Patsy Florine oo.,. Shirley Lauer ..,. Ruth Peterson o,,o,,.,oooo La Donna Adamson o,... Nancy Joe Kintigh c,ccc Lois Ehrich cc,ooc,,c.cco Irene Angnos occ,... A Darlene Clement oo,,ooooo,oco,.. ,coao,Vice-President an-,----ooSecretary -------,aaaaTreasurer MapPoint Recorder -----.Point Recorder ,o,--,---,--o,Point Recorder Senior Representative Junior Representative Marlene Jensen c,,,o c..v, S ophomore Representative Seniors Juniors Sopbonzores 6. A. A. G.A.A. is our Girls' Athletic Association. In order to become a mem- ber, a girl must earn 100 points. Four points an hour are received for any girls' sport. Five points an hour are received if the activity is supervised. After the girl is initiated, she must make fifty points a semester in order to stay active. Awards are earned by acquiring points: 350 points for a numeralg 500 points for a letterg 750 points for a stripeg and 1000 points for the state G.A.A. pin. Faculty advisor is Miss Kirschbaum, physical education instructor. G. A. A. MEMBERS Dorothea Adolf Lee Ann Anderson Irene Angnos Mary Lou Byouer Charlene Conley Margaret Fuchs Shirley Gehrts Sylvia Gorna Sharon Holmes Ann Johnson Alice Julius Joan Keeline Shirley Lauer Sandra Locke Betty McKenzie June McLaughlin Patricia Osterling La Von Peck Patty Peterson Shirley Phipps Sally Robinson Barbara Seaman Jane Shultz Jeanette Swanger Marilynn Swanson Lola Tuttle Barbara Wallace La Donna Adamson Marilyn Alloway Marlene Ament Merry Clark Darlene Clement Kay Colvert Caroline Cosier Janice Doherty Marilee Dorr Lois Ehrich Beverly Fischer Karen Grauer Mary Ann Grauer Delores Jenness Margo Latham Doris Laursen Marilyn Lickiss Kay Nelson Bernice Osterling Mary Peterson Julie Quinn Kay Rasmus Veda Rice Susan Stiles Paula Wilcox .-74... Karen Becker Patty Braley Jo Ann Burkhart Myrna Cowan Joan Cuffel Virginia Derksen Sue Eaton La Von Farlee Betty Fortner Katherine Frisbie Norma Garris Elizabeth Gentry Patricia Gillespie Marjorie Grauer Jo Ann Griffith Ann Hankens Janet Hanson Jane Hatterman Marlene Jensen Sheryl Johnson Nancy Jo Kintigh Donna Lanxon Velda Maffin Janet McAlpine Priscilla McKenzie Billy Mulkey Jeanne Mulkey Lynda Robinson Mary Margaret Rupp Donna Speelmon Carol Swanger Patsy Wayman Marika Williams Donna Mae Wilson Margaret Woodard GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Nine homeroom teams competed for top honors in the girls' volleyball tournament. Senior homeroom Number One well earned the honor of being the winner. Basketball teams were composed of any six or more girls who wanted to play together as a team. Six teams entered the competition. The junior girls with co-captains Kay Rasmus and Jeanette Wester defeated the senior team with Lee Ann Anderson and Alice Julius as co-captains for the championship title. Other intramural sports included badminton, tennis, and ping pong. G. A. A. AND HONOR C PARTY November 17, 1953, was the night of the G.A.A. and Honor C all school costume party. The theme was The International Club and the Wilson gym was decorated with flags of che different countries and the students wore costumes to add reality to the occasion. The costumes were judged by Mr. and Mrs. Moe, Mr. Bohner, and Joan Keeline. Winners were James Hyde who received a gift certificate and Lorene Johnson who won an autograph book. A door prize gift certificate went to Elizabeth Gentry. Our Busy Days FIRST SEMESTER August First day of school. September Ida Grove over Cherokee 7-0. Cherokee 6, Emmetsburg 7. Second team over Storm Lake 7-0. Estherville stalls us 26-0. Cherokee second team 7, Alta 13. October Roy Mayer presents his magic',. Cherokee 6, Sheldon 18. Cherokee Frosh-Soph 0, Spencer 21. Homecoming - Cherokee tramples Spirit Lake 26-13 with petite Ruth Peterson as queen. Cherokee second team 6, Storm Lake 24. Sibley surpasses Cherokee 20-6. Dan Moore talks on Adventure in O.S.S. Spencer upsets Cherokee 28-6. Cherokee Frosh-Soph 7, Spencer 21. LeMars smothers Cherokee 27-7. November Cherokee triumphs over Storm Lake 33-14. All high school party. 14 Pow Wfow trip to Des Moines. Honor C Club supper and program. C. E. Jones assembly on New Trends in Science . Juniors present I Remember Mama . Basketball with Cherokee over Orange City ss-36. Thanksgiving program. 27 Thanksgiving vacation. Cherokee spanks Estherville 61-44. December Cherokee yields to Paullina 51-44. Braves defeat Sibley 52-36. 8 Cherokee Capers. Cherokee stalls Emmetsburg 57-45. Storm Lake 54, Cherokee 52. Conference speech clinic at Storm Lake. Christmas program. Cherokee upsets Spirit Lake 54-44. We fall before Storm Lake in a thriller 47-46. January Back to school after two weeks vacation. Cherokee surrenders to Spencer 53-36. Braves march over Sheldon 51-43. Sibley defeated 54-40. 23 County basketball tournament. 22 Semester examinations. Cherokee 45-42 over Emmetsburg is a close one. of School SECOND SEMESTER January Spirit Lake dunks the Braves 49-41. February Winter music concert. Cherokee pushes past Spencer 69-58. Sheldon 51, Cherokee 46. Sectional-Cherokee over Aurelia 43-33. Sophomore class presents three one-act plays Vocational conference. Estherville upsets Cherokee 54-49. March Frank Biery presents a musical assembly. All high school party. Ben Hammond assembly as a Cartoonist',. April Spring music concert. Senior class play. Easter program. Easter vacation Friday and Monday. Tomahawk Relays Woiiderful travel program by Al Bell. Royal Scots Quartet assembly. Quill and Scroll banquet. Spring music concert. May -5 Quad City Music Festival. Junior-Senior banquet and prom. Last class session for the seniors. -18 Senior examinations. Baccalaureate service. Senior class picnic. Class night awards and program. Underclass awards assembly. Semester examinations start today. Commencement. Last day of school for the year. Report cards out at 1:00 p.m. Hold your hats and let's go. Cherokean Advertisers The following contributed to the CHEROKEAN fund to help if make possible the publication of this annual for 1954 1 ' x I , A Friend Armbrecht, Mrs. H. H. Ary, Lester C. B. 86 H. Hatchery Baumann's Home Bakery Bealis Electric Bell Insurance Agency Bierbaum, Elmer O., Life Insurance Booth Electric Service Boothby Funeral Home Bunker's Cleaners Carey-Brown Motors, Inc. Caswell Manufacturing Company Central Trust and Savings Bank Champion Electric Store Charley's Restaurant Cherie and Mikes Shop Cherokee Bottling Company I . ffl I'i lla 1 ' .I T .PJ l 'l,: Ni I A 1 'f, c ' A D HJl B' iff .L . f I .J k,,I:,s I rx ,A-fl r t ill? r 4 it .L il 1 ,J 5 L 0 Jr! ' oh l,Il .. 1 . I , -if 4' rl' 5- .lll 'if' i i lil? 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Wise Drs. J. H. W'ise, J. F. Lawlor and H. Fishman Dunn's Cafe Ellerbroelis Engel Motor Company Fareway Store Florine Walllpaper and Paint ' if F. W. Woolworth Company i . ,' ' f' France Gram and Feed Company fp! ' V. France Cherokee Hatchery : i . I Gamble's J M Gildner and Sauer ff! fi i Q , ' A ,It ,Il ,r ' .1 Af- . f Z :lf rf, 7, .1 Ulf 'EQ' 4 Jia' 'gif FL. :-14' v , , f A ' V .' 3' l ,f f T r ff if , f A, il I 1 7 i Y ' J ,. f 1 . . rf' l i - J ,: . 1' E r l 'fl' A li V Y, l 1 S 'i ' l' ff , ' P , - V . f' ,. . - 1' ,f f ,Y,' . V I 4 I N41 x ' 'N I 1 fi 41 If s i N y ,. ' L uw. f I fl mfr I ' K I 3 v' if ' - lt' - i . IM . . F Q A i .f Y, :vii H .. i ,fx 4 ,Jw 'di ' ' . , , L A 1 ,, L' , - .1 ff is ' . j V l ' V I ll' fir, 5 if J . , A fl, 1 -r f , ' i r aff! I ' Lfi. ii fr I i 1' . .f li L' 5 U ..73... A . J L' Greenwood-Vfhitlatch Funeral Home Huber's Wallpglper and Paint J. C. Penney Company Johnson Painting and Decorating Johnson Tin Shop K C H E Radio Station Klatt's Hardware Lane-Moore Lumber Co Love Tire Shop Lundell Manufacturing Company Mallory Drug Store Marshall Decorating Store McDonald, Sayre and McDonald McGlothlen, G. E. McLoughlin and Son, Electric McManus Trucking Service McNVilliams Drug Store Miller, Miller and Miller Cherokean Advertisers The following contributed to the CHEROKEAN fund to help make possible the publication of this annual for 1954 Miller-McClintock Insurance Agency Moore Abstract and Title Company Nelson and Nelson Nelson Drug Store Norris Cherokee Motors Ohlson's Market Osterling Construction Co., Inc. Pantorium Cleaners Parkinson Music Shop Peterson Motors, Inc. 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