Waverly High School - Go Hawk Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1954 volume:

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'fwfezsssf21ff:1zr'frf:ffiiIfsw - K5 I I u.E,:.5IV.iZik:k.k,if 5- :,':z-L2,:.,5V!f3g,:.QfikH-,a . kg., ' V, K . , The year Passes and the and only fhadews remain-- shadows which we, as updn the building, peo- ple, and ideas are transierni eshghgws, fliriaway end our grasp. b m They are hard to eventsof people, and of workwe Who remembers the vggjjpreieactivities, the of Qvorkgf h ments of play as cleaflfa gs e I e This book, we hope, will help to leefresh yeah hiegnory, IQ rggekeh egain. -if ,Q 2,5159 . . fSi?if?e ' ,- FROM OUR SUPERINTENDENT MEMORIES OF SCHOOL There is something kind about memory, Just as shad- ows conceal the glaring colors, the rigid lines and the scars and blemishes of objects, so memory, as the days and the years recede, softens the sharp angles of disappointment and mutes the harsh tones of temporary failures. Thus, mellowed and softened by time, school days remain as happy days in the student's memory, For the teacher, the picture of that pudgy girl or this mischievous boy may become dimmed by memory, The individual problems, disappointments and joys seem to blend, lacking the incidentals and petty details but still revealing in shadowy outline the panorama of all the boys and of all the girls in their broader accomplishments and successes. J. K, Haehlen BOARD or EDUCATION C. E. Hageman A. H. Woodring W. A. Gerberding H. L. Leslie I. K. Haehlen G. E. Lane F. W. Osincup PRINCIPAL R. C. Gaard Those who guide our school life move behind the scenes so that their importance is often overlook- ed yet many ofthe most important decisions are made by them. 495 Rosamond Brase Wilma Cooley Secretaries i i Maxalmda Pape Nurse ADMINISTRATION AND CUSTODIANS 'Q 'E 'W' I vwkm ww I 4 EQZI iff K- 8 gg X ,. .496 V 1 . - 1..- AT ,..-fu ,af i Nmwm-El QE, K I iii -www , ww ,-' 7 L 1 is Ni If, v ,, N ' E A V Q .bN,i,. .K A O Q . 410 1 fx jf ,, v' MLIQIOF H li i bl I W - E .s 4 wif, ,E H-' 5-5 DQ V Wm. 1 5+ 'Y ---.r .p N siflwf ' -Sglg x '25 4 x 'K wwf' e a f 1 is-L 1 E' 2 www' Qu 'NSQV' 5? ' wi X- . kfwf fl! an .5 k T UF AVVL E gffff b.V,k I ggfr 5 lm' - mm: nnmfsw,as::-'.wsm5:w 'if - - - W , 5 1 VN' - - L M 5: 1. ' Qlfiwa iifiwff f fl .. Wea : 'fr , .. S N x ' Q V :ss www. 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Slick Chick! 7. What a guy! 8. Peek a boo! 9. Just kidding around, 10. Marilyn Monroe No. 2 11. Rog, Look! 12. Little Sitting Squaw Boershel. 13. Joey Uabbersj Carver 14, Who took that picture? 15. What's Ed doing now? 16. Hold hands and smile now! 17. Somebody loose something? 18. Pals all the way. 19. Class, let's Qet busy! T0 ENJOY LIFE AND ITS PLEASURES yn. ., 1. ,w nz. win -vpmxnnx . . :nz m K E U 1 2 1 3 1 BACK ROW: Coach M, Brandes, D, Larson, D, White, B, Haberling, B, Garret, R, Hoth, I, Hein, G, Wessel, B, Dietz, R. Hesse, Coach I. Fisk, MIDDLE ROW: R, Kratchmer, B, Harrington, L, Busch, E, Niewohner, B. Beebe, L, Schuldt, I. Arjes, B, Shaw, K. Morgan, B, Ormston, FRONT ROW: L, Harrington, B. Chestnut, D, Carstensen, D, Hoth, D. Stufilebeam, J. Grapp, J, Glidewell, D, Juhl, K. Biermann. CRISP FALL DAYS BROUGHT FOOTBALI CONFERENCE RECORD Won3 Lost3 Tied 1 W OPPONENT W OPPONENT '12 Independence 19 '32 Decorah 6 '7 New Hampton 6 13 Cedar Falls 44 6 Oelwein 15 '13 Webster City 27 14 Cresco 19 24 Osage 0 12 Charles City 12 'Non-conference games 'Homecoming game Waverly's never-say-die spirit shone through again this year as they battled their way to fourth place in the conference by tying Charles City, scoring two touchdowns in the last four minutes of the last game. The Go-Hawks turned in some very fine performances this year and opponents will testify they were a tough team to beat, Mr 'ls . i Dk 3 wg ,W Q ff? A. N Maxx X .. 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C o a ch e s A Linn and Sovereign started the season with a comparative- ly green team, but scored a 14-6 triumph over Oelwein t in the later part of the season. fr T1!'IESE ATI-ILETES LOOKED PROMISING ,M x . ws H 5 Q. , M -V 'Zn' . . 525, , ggi L , A - . W-W T-.1 ,1sgz-j - f . Af f: 55? 5 5' ' A ii. i M .,., 8 L gm. -im, f,1 f oh . LW if 3 A . .LL 1, . fa,-M. -...4 x -Q ., .1 3 ' 1 4 MO. .wg Mega 2:- W Q nm ,Qty J f Y I , Y 3 ,wi , - Q 1 4 Fl. I1 ' :i F' fu 47-1 x 4- ff, Mlm I if 421 HEUUERS YHHNHEWWMWX i v 1 Y Y 1, ?L, E gf fQ f 7 Q-ww S -f-If X ,I M -,f 5, E A f . l I, w f .A,' X X5 . w?.i, ,xlrfxtv 0,4 g , 3 L mn K . V Nb 5: , Vx- X 'f 'fa 0 01-1- 'Pl MARCHING BAND OUR MARCHING B-AND ENTERTAINED OFTEN AND DID WELL AT CONTEST: TOO. The Waverly High School Band under the direction of Mr. L. A. Lillehaug, completed a very successful season, The band marched at all home football games plus a guest ap- pearance at Osage, received a division I rating at contest, and marched in several parades. Sara Judisch was the drum major- ette, I. Larson S. Iudlsch, S. Judlsch, N. Beebe B. Spter. I. Leonard, B. Schwerin 22' N ff ., X .IM is 7 SPI- Mfb llri L 8' X Ag V W A. be X QQ i Huw 1? Sl . e gk S iss:-' xx g ek -ff., pi ai Q i X X , A ,if-1 ik Ur H we 31 1. I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles. 2. Just plain Gorde . 3. This Can't be Love! 4. Three friendly classmates. 5. She just expired. 6. That was really a picnic. 7. Vonnie Klein, age 6. 8. Were you waiting girls? 9. My car? Wouldn't you like to know? 10. Sweet and Lovely. 11. Always thinking of something. 12. Idon't mind posing. 13. Now, it wasn't that funny! Umm, is this one good. 14. 15. He went along too. Now, let's get that on straight. 16. 17. This is a pose? 18. Oh, my aching back. IN OUR LEISURE MOMENTS SOME 5 3 , .. -un 1: ig ' in ' 3 ff X 1 4 ' 5' 'ge EZ l x W ...1 if ,G if sp- 19. Buying shoes, girls? '20, I'm always after a laugh. 21. Fellow gossipers. 22. Heh! Come back here. 23. Oh, to be in the Army. 24. The Friendly Five. 25. What's everyone so happy about? 26. Drink up, Miss Fritz. 27. Mr. Hyde, our favorite popcorn popper. 28. Mr. Kosbau got in on the party too. 29. I wonder who they are discussing. 30. Do they fit, Mr. Jeske? 31. The Freshies favorite teacher. 32. His beloved wife. 33. Miss Eno is enjoying the fun. 34. Mr. Sovereign and Miss Carey drink up 35. Must be good, so Mr. Miller tried it. 36. What's so interesting, Mr. Gaard? I . Ei Ms.. . R AUGHED AND PLAYED: SOME RELAXED ifiq y ..- rr i i:zn m.a ulr.-..7n1r rf -1- 1:' 1.:.3n HARVEST ani: BALL It took much time to dec- orate the gymnasium in a beautiful fall scheme. F.F.A. SPONSORED A FALL FORMAL Everybody enjoyed the new method of filmed music. Mary Joens was crown- ed as queen, chosen by ballot. I' N.. K X . if Q 55 L mm as Q X X211 N A,,,A 'Q H' FA ,. . 5 rkiv K 5 ,:1f P 4 1-Q35 K 2 .f , . If 1 .gfqiiggfg ik f? 5 wi WG ,Q S fs L. ,1 gb' if M I X E D C H O R U S FIRST ROW: J, Shepard, M, Wessel, A, Sreege, S, Banrz, M, Carver, M, Meyer, M, Clark, SECOND ROW: P, Marsh, M, Ifussetr, J, Cave, E, Miller, R, Renn, 1, Yarger, Mr, Larson, TIIIRD ROW: D, Broadie, L, Zimmerman, M, Ladd, J, Cave, J, Butzlaff, D, Marx, B, Studier, FOURTH ROW: D, Stnfflebearn, M, Harmening, J, Pape, Brnns, A, Abbas, S, Zahn, J, Vosseller, P, Bolin, FIFTH ROW: G, Eiehler, R, Abbas, G, Theimann, D, Saarhoff, II, Joens, G, Edmonds, G, Wessel, al , .3 5 - , y ar s I r ar ,s -...WM G I R L S G L E E FIRST ROW: Mr, Larson, N, Cheslnnr, S, Winchell, M, Pablo, M, Lyle, D, Loomis, M, Srndier, D Hackenward. SECOND ROW: D, Korte, N, Bolin, B. Clark, J, Miller, B, Spier, B, Chestnut, M, Thorns, THIRD ROW: L, llassman, E, Lindner, D, Ingersoll, I, Mueller, M, Rubenow, L, Brandt, M, Heine M, Lynrh, FOURTH ROW: J, Ilagernann, D, Carlson, K, Brownson, B, Poppe, B, Gcrberding, M, locus, M, Car- ver, B, Sohwerin, P, MeGrane, THROUGHOUT THE YEAR THE HALLS C Ll B BUYS' GLEE CLUB U VIRST ROW: K, Briner, G, Conrbat, R, Cook, M, Engclbrcchr, D, Broadie, D, Brown, Mr, Larson, SECOND ROW: R, Edmonds, I, Manhkc, W, Bolin, G, Vette, J, Wollcnzein, G, Eichlcr, R, Yargcr, FRESHMEN GLEE CLUB T7 N-.F ,fy FIRST ROW: Mr, Larson, M, Strottmgm, S, Downing, M, Wcnrc, M, Brooks, S, Krorncr, SECOND ROW: L, Lagosolnrltc, S, Hilgcr, M, Repp, D, Cappcr, J, Parsley, B, Mncllcr, CI, Ladd, THIRD ROW: N, Colo, K, Shepard, S, Wcsrondorf, K, Ehlcrt, J, Robertson, J, Carvcr, WERE FILLED WITH SONG AND HARMONY MIXED OCTET Daniel Stufflebeam Mary Ann Clark Charles Hesse Janice Cave Gerald Edmonds Donna Marx William Studier Marilyn Ladd Xxxxksuuc rwmmqtigggglx sons FIRST ROW: Janet Mi11cr Marx, Joyce Mueller, Roxie Renn. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Vosse ller , Harley Joens, Barbara Gerberding, Gerald Edmonds, Mary Lou Carver. THIRD ROW: Daniel Stufflebeam, Lois Zimmerman. Janice Cave, Robert Abbas, Mary Joens, Judy Cave, Perry Bolin. OUR SMALL GROUPS WERE KEPT Edith Bruns Judy Cave Alice Steege Karen Shepard Judy Yarger Lois Brandt 7 BUSY PREPARING CONTfST NUMBERS OF SIXPENCE GIRLS' QUARTET Margaret Wessel Joyce Mueller Janet Miller Judy Cave FRESHMAN SEXTET JoAnn Carver Barbara Mueller Jean Ann Robertson Janice Pasley Marilyn Strottman Susan Kromer GIRLS' TRIO JoAnn Vosseller Janice Cave Marilvn Ladd BOYS' QUARTET Daniel Srufflebeam Charles Hesse ' ' Studier Wrllram Harley Ioens MIXED QUARTET Gerald Edmonds Donna Marx Mary Ann Clark Charles Hesse AND SINGING AT VARIOUS SOCIAL FORMAL PPEARANCES FUNCTIONS: MEETINGS AND CONCERTS 1. Watch out below! 2. Let's smile awhile. 3. Martin, the dictator. 4. Oh! My! 5. Carefree and gay. 6. Tom Sawyer and his pals. 7. Float decorators? 8. Going someplace? 9. Charles Atlas , l Just taking it easy, 1.1 AFTER HOURS WE COULD B-E FOUND Ah! Summertime. What a nice view! Down hearted? Rub-a-dub-dub. The gay old days. Happy birthday. Look! No ants , Stranger in Paradise. Merry Oldsmobile. The Fountain of Youth. F .w g N'r Q. . 'S Q f'Y f L DOING A GREAT NUMBER OF THINGS FIRST ROW: J. Meyers, G. Edmonds, L. Timion, D. Hoth, G. Wessel SECOND ROW: Mr. Linn, B. Ormston, H. Hof, B. Haberling, C. Hesse, D Mueller. THIRD ROW: D. Yarger, E. Chestnut, H. Hein, K. Morgan, D White. MEN OF KING BASKETBALL'S COURT RACKED UP A HARD FOUGHT SEASON W 33 33 59 46 52 34 56 61 55 OPPONENT West Waterloo Marshalltown Decorah Cedar Falls New Hampton Cresco Mason City Osage Oelwein -Z ff SEASON RECORD WON 10 LOST 9 Charles Gity Sectional Sumner Tripoli District Grundy Center Strawberry Point OPPONENT Mason City Charles City Cedar Falls Cresco West Waterloo Decorah Oelwein New Hampton Osage G. WESSEL D. HOTH J, MEYERS L. TIMION THEY FOUND TEAMWORK PAID OFF J. HEIN D. MUELLER CLAIMING SECOND IN THE LOOP After a shaky start, this year 's Go Hawks improved with every game to become one of the best teams in northeast Iowa and a strong contendor in the state basketball elimination tourna- ments. Five of their losses came in the first six games and seven were to AA schools. This team had fine balance without a weakness at any position. The team made good progress on the road to the State Tournament. mrr' FIRST ROW: R. Hildebrandt, J. Klaudt, R. Ressler, D Carstensen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sovereign, R. Brettman, L. Brandt, F. Mollenhof, D. Hoth, B. Hunt THIRD ROW: N. Karl, J. Knott, L. Schuldt, B Jordan, D. Samsel. B SQUAD RECORD Won Lost 8 11 W OPPONENT 37 West Waterloo 39 42 Decorah 36 39 Cedar Falls 38 40 New Hampton 39 21 Cresco 41 58 Mason City 62 48 Osage 30 37 Oelwein 51 41 Mason City 68 35 Charles City 31 45 Cedar Falls 51 56 Cresco 27 65 West Waterloo 62 35 Decorah 37 52 Oelwein 59 40 New Hampton 44 55 Osage 26 35 Charles City 47 42 Sumner 56 fCounty Tournarnentj WE HAD PROMISING UNDERSTUDIES T00 UPCOMIN FROSH RECORD Won Lost OPPONENT TC High Shell Rock Janesville Cedar Falls Janesville TC High Shell Rock Tripoli Nashua Cedar Falls Nashua Tripoli FIRST ROW: J. Wollenzein, R. Miller, G. Vette, L. Schmidt, E. Peebles. SECOND ROW: Mr. Miller, J. Graser, S. Gilmore, F. Miller, B. Frueh- ling, R. Brandt. THIRD ROW: M. Engelbrecht, P. Bolin, E. Bahlman, M. Serfoss, D. Bauer. nga!!! 1 Puig, FIRST ROW: B. Brye, I. Stifter, R. Chellevold, I. Arjes, E. Niewohner, J. Ellison. SECOND ROW: Coach I. Fisk, D. Capper, R. Koopman, R. Gardner, R. Hesse, V. Graening, R. Yarger, THLRD ROW: L. Hassman, J. Quibell, J. Jamison, K. Bierman, J. Henninger, J. Grapp, G. Courbat. FOURTH ROW: I. Butzlaff, K. Briner, R. Campbell, C. Burman, R. Meier, J. Kreger, R. Schield. OUR GRAPPLERS GAINED EXPERIENCE RECORD Won 2 Lost 9 W OPPONENT 11 Charles City 29 19 TC High 26 11 Oelwein 33 13 New Hampton 28 25 Hampton 14 35 West Union 8 7 New Hampton 33 15 Cedar Falls 18 4 Charles City 41 17 Oelwein 20 18 Osage 25 40 Lacking experienced hands in most weight divis- ions the 1953-54 Go-Hawk wrestlers spent a year in the process of building. As a result they suffered de- feats in most of their dual meets but made better than expected showings in the later part of the season. Only four of the squad were seniors which indicates a return to better things next season. The squad had entries in both the conference and district meets. x ' 3' 3 f 664' it , 31 I 'R- 2' 4 1 MMR Wrestling popularity continues to increase at Waverly High, Here a sequence of four -matches shows some of the reasons why, In the first shot, Roger Shield, 105-pound grappler, is caught at the beginningof a match when the work is done in the vertical position, EACH MATMAN HAD T0 DO HIS BIS It won't be long now, before we get down to more serious work. Here Chuck Burman is trying for the takedown, Speed and agil- ity are especially important at this point. Still further down, these two are knock- ing heads in an effort to secure the advan- tage of position, They look somewhat like a pair of gentlemen seeking a lost collar button, KD ' FV. .. ec Roger Hesse has one of his favorite scissors hold on his adversary and our experts say that he is victim ofa figure four hold hihi- self, The referee is wondering who is going to untie them at the end. ww,saiif: -rss-iss 1 rm.. T FLUTES I. Vosseller M. Studier C. Ladd J. Yarger B. Koopman OBOE J. Miller BA SSOON S. Bantz B. Gerberdine CLARINET M. Ladd A. Voecks K. Shepherd J. Yarger B. Chestnut M. Brettman J. Robertson R. Albrecht J. Zahn P. McGrane ALTO CLARINET N. Beebe TENOR SAXOPHONE M. Klaudt BARITONE SAXOPHONE R. Yarger CORNETS G. Edmonds D. Stufilebeam G. Combat C. Kleinschmidt C. Hesse R. Swanson D. Yarger B. Abbas D. Miller J. Cleveland I . Niemeyer FRENC H HORN S D. Marx J. Cave A. Abbas M. Orth I. Baker BASS CLARINET I. Shepherd BASSES B. Shaw D. Hoth TYMPANI P. Marsh PERCUSSION G. Eichler K. Briner D. Grube I. Klaudt M. Meyer I. Cave TROMBONES B. Studier I. Wollenzein D. Farren D. Mueller BARITONES D. Brown W. Bolin ALTO SAXOPHONE D. Stufflebeam N. Hildebrandt B. Spier TROMBONE QUARTET B, Studier, I, Wollenzein, D, Farran, D, Mueller, BRASS QUINTET J. Cave, J, Wollenzein, B, Shaw, D, Miller, R, Swanson, 8 'I W A . ,Q 1 C TRUMPET TRIO B. Abbas, D, Yarger, G, Courbat, TRUMPET QUARTET D, Miller, C. Kleinschmidt, J, Cleve- land, R, Swanson, ff.. TRUMPET TRIO G, Edmonds, C. Hesse. D, Stufflebeam. A BABEI. OF SOUNDS FROM THE BAND -ff QQ ff' f If 5 . ' ,f -b V , 'il' k XVLA' ' gl X -- - A ,, aw o K , ' Q ' g I f SMX . W ,W A. l BE ,f g I Q' ,f ,NA X .Q SQZQS fs-24 M 35 XL X mi 5. E i if? 5 4 sf W? , ' Y? If V 1 Q 1 wg, 11, ,I 2 K , V x 1 Q I K iju Vikr N . I If ., I ,H , 'mv - m , UN . .4 ' 'V ' , A A X 1 ' 334, 1? fl. f ' - .,. ...ww v - - - ., . - - I , ,v -2, , ,P ,X 4' ff? I Th iw nf .,X Q 3 -4 Q F f- J f 4 W, , if ,, Zim' v ia- -fk X RK SI nn ii nl ng 4. au. i 'Smeg o gk .. X 8 Q f 3. :Ez .E 1 f 'L , A G , - A A' T35 1 ' ?V g lkl il AS MUSICIANS PRACTICED FAITHFULLY Upperleftz CLARINET OUARTET G, Swanson, M, Brettman, R, Albrecht, J. Zahn, Upper right: M. CLARINET QUARTET R, Yargcr, G. Swanson, P. McGrane, J, Yarger, WOOD WIND QUINT ET M, Studier, J, Miller, B. Gerberding, A. Abbas, J, Yarger, 1 MIXED CLARINET QUARTET B, Chestnut, N, Beebe, J, Shepherd, M. Ladd. SAXOPHONE QUART ET N. Hildebrandt, M, Klaudt, B, Spier, D, Stufflebeam, WOODWIND OUINTET M. Offh, I. Yarger, S. Bantz, K, Shep- herd. I. Robertson. Ellen Creed, played by Mary Ann Clark, is the housekeeper of Leonora Fiske, played by Janice Cave, who ownsa large home on the Thames Estuary in London, Ellen's eccentric sisters, played by Judy l-lagemann and Janice Eggleston, get on Leonora's nerves and she insists that Ellen send them away, The worry over this request drives Ellen to kill Leonora and hide her body in an old bake oven, which she bricks up, Ellen's nephew, played by Jim Martin, who is short in his funds at the bank, arrives and asks for refuge until he can get out of the country, He senses that some- thing is amiss and determines to find out what it is, The maid, played by Jo Dee Leonard, gets In league with Albert and aids him in his probings. The whole play is a clash, between the person- alities of Ellen and Albert, climaxed in the third act, when Al- bert reveals the fact that he knows of Ellen's crime. The final scene shows the complete downfall of Ellen, and Albert is forced to make a quick getaway to evade the law. NEW DRAMA VENTURE WAS A PLAY PUT ON WHOLLY BY THE MASQUERS CANTEEN CAPERS I v if ' lf'-1 . i Q' A The annual variety show proved to be bigger and better than ever before, The entertain- ers performed before a striking black set decorated with musical staffs and notes in gleaming silver, A mellow background was provided for many of the numbers by the classy dance band, dressed in formals and tux, The entertainment included several vocal numbers, a modern dance and chorus line and even a roller skating act, Six soaped-up sophomores washed that man rightout of their hair, and acute little doggie in the window was one ofthe hits' of the show, EVERYBODY WORKED ON THIS SHOW SENIOR CLASS PLAY l I --.. 9 'if N iulllfff II-T' X ' :g,. S o C 'E' L E EV '-5' CI l 1 ti. X A 2- :A I ' 1- O if..-fi The last drama activity of the year was the senior class play which was presented in May. The C amerman caught Mr. Picht giving help to some of the people at play tryouts. THE SENIORS PROVED THEIR ABILITY i THESPIANS J. Martin R. Eitert J. Pape J. Anderson B. Kobliska Mr. Picht E. Borochoff P. Marsh I. Platte I. Cave M. Clark S. Zahn J. Yarger THESE FEW EXCELLED ON THE STAGE President .... . JBIIICS Martin Vice-President . . . . IaCk Anderson Secretary .... . . Sandra Zahn Treasurer . . . Janet Platte Scribe . . . . . Ioan Pape 50 ff' v, - Newly organized this year, the Thespians are standouts in the field of dramatics. To qualify for this organization students must participate in several fields of dramatic activi- ties. Rigid qualifications must be met before names are sub- mitted to a faculty council for approval. This organization aims to foster an improved degree of dramatic ability and to stimulate interest in the field. '-1 51 MASOUERS Masquers are interested primarily in becoming better citizens by learning about all phases of speech, cooperation, leadership, and sharing responsibility. It was established to promote interest in public speaking, interpretative reading, and dramatics through- out the student body. AND WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES FIRST ROW: J, Larson, J. Mueller, Mr, Picht, M, Wessel, J. Anderson, D, Loomis, J, Platte, B, Gcrberding, K, Shepard, D, Peschang, SECOND ROW: D, Hackenwatd, J. Downing, S. Kromer, P. Marsh, M. Lyle, N. Stufflehearn, J, Miller, B, Chestnut, ,l, Peterson, J, Eggleston, I, Yarger, M, Strottman, D, Stufllebeam, TIIIRD ROW: D. Perkins, J, Dillavou, M. Lynch, J. Leonard, L, Klein, R. Eifert, M, Ward, S, Chestnut, Miller, D, Arns, C. Ladd, J, Cave, FOURTH ROW: M. Matherny, M. Rubenow, J, Cave, J, Hagemann, M. Clark, K, Ehlcrt, J, Pape, J. Carver, B, Schwerin, B. Spier, N. Beebe, P, McGrane, L. Krebs, A. Meyer, l:IFTll ROW: K, Briner, B. Clark, B, Poppe, J, Martin, J, Manke, B, Kobliska, B, Shaw, G, Thie- man, G. Borochoff, G. Carman, B. Ressler, S, Zahn, D. Ingersoll, L. Happel. 51 t TO MAKE EACH SHOW A BIG SUCCESS I . Q 5 BX Q -322:..2 '.1ZI ' 9-'S ,IP ' b The Masquers work diligently behind stage, before, during and after each performance. They are responsible for the many jobs that go together to make each show what it is. Among other things, the Masquers publicize each event, locate costumes, construct the attractive sets, handle the lights and sound, and make up the actors. A set strike and cast-crew party is a highlight of the last night.of each performance. 52 QUILL AND SCROLL lug This year there were three members elected to membership in Quill and Scroll, Mary Ann Clark, Janet Platte, and JoAnn Fails. Membership qualifications are set at a high level, bc- cause this society is of international character. The members may be elected from the newspaper, yearbook, magazine or handbook staffs. They must be juniors or seniors, and must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic ' ' d A work in writing, standing at the time of their election. These students must have one superior editing, or business management. They also must be recommended by the school principal or publication advisor. and then approved by the executive secretary of the society. PRIDE OF TI-IE PUBLICATION STAFF G0-HAWK EYE it H Q E FIRST ROW: G. Borochoff, E. Bruns, J. Fails, J. Platte, D. Chellevold, M. Wessel, I. Hage- mann. SECOND ROW: Miss Nellor, D. Srufflebeam, D. Perkins, M. Ladd, N. Stufflebeam, I. Eggleston, D. Hackenward, Miss Steiner. THIRD ROW: S. Boerschal, E. Miller, I. Carver, D. Arns, S. Iudisch, S. Judisch- C- Ladd. FOURTH ROW: L. Krebs, G. Hastings, K. Brown- son, I. Shepard, K. Shepard, D. Marx, B. Portwine, J. Miller. FIFTH ROW: K. Ehlert, B. Studier, B. Gerberding, L. Scharnhorst, E. Thieman, J. Martin, W. Mueller, B. Harrington. EDITOR Janet Platte ASSISTANT Joanne Fails Cf 'Hfl 1,-' THE WEEKLY EDITION OF THE PAPER WAS WELCOMED ON Platte Edits literary Journal Waverly Stude Issue :lt P? The first issue, gums on 1 School Tue-sc ptthlisho SC! con I lhp 8 . i i i Marilyn Ladd ART EDITOR -Judy Hagemann COPY EDITOR Richard Chellevold SPORTS EDITOR Margaret Wessel CIRCULATION MANAGER Edith Bruns BUSINESS MANAGER Eugene Borochoff PRODUCTION MANAGER 2 3- 4- 5- 6- 4' Half Y G , FRIDAY MORNINGS y Tim-ion hit a bucket 1 when Meyers and Borland trade els, the Huskies had a 524 with 3:30 left. Oelwein score one more point the rest c and that was a free she seconds left in the contes meantime Tlmion swisl oi shots to tie the scor With slightly more than to play. Molinsky foule The slender Waverl pumped home the firs 'hut muflud the second an took the lend for the fir: in the game. At 1:03. Ke fouled lloth and the lattc' good on both shots for th at 55-52. With only 1 left, 'Pimion fouled Lilly r made the first try bu te second. Waverly gral rebound and held on unt ball at two seconds. The that tipoff to prevent 091 fe' Morvan D k Hothi bask K gi Q lf.- Hdmonds each 1 , is in shot. are was at the his best scorin ...N 1-QQ 3 play wax fmmt 3 vouzttwl 1 mu .20 K Lani 454 Ns 'S iff'.?1 ' ix Y fflffy VW0 and 1. ' UH, -U' .JA Ulf' ' llnjgu W 311 HI. ' 0 K 1 B alta, ver HI h i ...1 10 9 A U II . ' 6 zizrifh 'ali lamina anvil - in bmah op fnonl, si :fist in, if , W.5.-T.. Q H Uloxi 'Yickotx art' IIONN 5' Jam' ,fx U Q rf we Mamttioxx Drama flllyb .Q1'Qsa. M' 51w,.,,I '! Um V d-ILL, lfiiih wchooi lot' tht-tr tif:-3 4 pllfhllf '14 I.Il?hff?71'r'f1'f lit-ssl' t ff' Il 'I wgfxch, : l..21tliofi in I-lottrrvxnttttt WW. f1,f.nff11z1f14, 5 01.105, Of! SRV .fp I' imnall i the twvwftfafii 1'wf'f'P't I or t, Uf'fw.t 'f1fn,Af ' iff,f 'ftf'faf . : 'l112' I'-I' c'l.f'. ' E ffii 3 37-m' iff fha High ' 'tfzgj lvqflfn f1'i.wlJ?dl7lm'7 f , q771l'f'Ud f'I: mfi'l'c-it I don? 1:6555 tmituu, ,,V. V 'f JlI5,l,Uf f11, Uynff ' flftn. f' lip. ,Him VG' If, 'C' C - . . , Gm. .jf . lp., -'Ho - xg, lh , I0 I-WW? MH R IM Wah 67 S11 ,alfa ,' ffh-Wa: 'lf'h1-f' 77? milf H6 f'1, -'gm V039 of PUNCH indeed' . P. Q -' ixiwh llf! .' 7 'i3d'I21:f2!pIQS fnxN t fif,,N Atytnflbl ','f'f1.i.5 44 Q Pd l71U1Ad cM' .Hn H In . f'fs11'iM '1Ii gldff: W my Itjfm' iittril ,lm vi UH' Mf zf.f -.G tirod lfllhfllr QM. in if ful, law' hir. 'Fllinzz th im' ffm QMS' R r v'fl11 -I 3 5 ict- ltztw. .lim 'lik lJ,f?f'f117 52 'f1v Al 0!'z'z 1, 'i ff'H f '1'.' E 'E role Ui AMW.. 9 I f :gm , Ohm. Hn- Hi, - 1' lujws. In 1 If I. T.- Ellen t'1't-od. 1 it i gl I , '. C Othor !'l'lUI'll,3l'1'5 tl . v ' A , fir . tit-,l..c'cJiiztt'fEqu I, H 'km I I I I. 'f it we r y Meets rundy Center er GSS ld lllnlll . S E Q I I Cl ' A D' l ' c0l1feS Qt. FIRST ROW: D. Hoth, , . , . y e, M. Clark, D. Perkins, J. Vosseller, D. Marx SECOND ROW . : T. Anhalt, N. Chestnut, A. Bruns, D. Loomis,.B Taylor, M Fasset S. ' . . t, Boerschel, M. Heine, J. Downing. I. Hannaman. THIRD ROW: M. Hill, I. Dillavou L Hassman L K1 ' , . , . ein, G. Pablo, 1. Platte, M. Poehler, B. Studier, E. Mummelthie, F. Sebilsky, S. Judisch, S. Judisch. FOURTH ROW: S. Segebarth, M. Sheldon, M. Rubenow, D. Serfos, A. Abbas, S. Oberheu, M. Hansen, I. Cave, M. Meyer, K. Brownson, B. Portwine, I. Fails, M. Ladd. FIFTH ROW: M. Busse, I. Anderson, P. Hunnemiller, B. Homan, R. Lageschulte, M. Fails, L. Scharnhorst, D. Albrecht, M. Mueller, J. Martin, E. Bruns, S. Zahn. D. Peschang. B. Harrington. J. Yarger C Hesse M H d THE ' G0-HAWK FINALLY APPEARED Largest responsibility of the Senior Class is to X t finance and edit the school yearbook. It takes the xx K ' ' A , entire class to raise the necessary funds, the remain- N b ing duties of planning and cons performed by this group. tructing the annual are Q F 4 s P Under the guiding hand of Mr. Hyde, editors Mary Ann Clark and Charles Hesse and the '54 Go-Hawk staff planned for and trimmed a mountain of pictures of typical Waverly scenes. Important to the final result were the active layout staffs and, of course, our friendly photographer who made us look so pretty. AFTER MANY HOURS OF WORK 57 4' FIRST ROW: B. Haberling. J. Arjes, D. Hoth, K. Morgan, G. Edmonds. J. Hein. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brandes, B. Harrington, B. Ormston, J. Martin, L. Harrington, L. Busch, V. Graening, D. Stufflebearn, R. Schield. THIRD ROW: R. Hesse, C. Hesse, B. Beebe, D. Hoth, D. Larson, D. Larson, D. White, L. Schultz, P. Liebau, D. Chellevold, L. Belding. FOURTH ROW: H. Hof, B. Shaw, I. Meyers, L. Timion, R. Kratchmer, I. Ellison, B. Dietz. THESE ATHLETES BROUGHT ACCLAIM V? The W club is an organization made Q up of major letter winners. This is the only lg requirement for its members. The purpose of the club is to promote organized recrea- t1on for its members G.A.A. I ,,,, W FIRST ROW: Miss Rorem, M. Meyer, S. Iudisch, M. Boerschel M Heme M Pablo SEC OND ROW: M. Heine, S. Downing, M. Thoms, S. Judisch B Chestnut L Lageschulte M Rickets. THIRD ROW: D. Korte, D. Flood, L. Zimmerman J Wurdmger S Boerschel C McCann, B. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: S. Segebarth, E. Schoof J Farls N Co1e,J Wurdmger B. Schwerin. FIFTH ROW: J. Vosseller, M. Meyne, M Fa11s A Steege E Hoeper M Busse, D. Serfoss. THE GIRLS ENIOYED ATHLETICS: T00 r 2 Y - N rv K 6 iff' ,' ,f t gxl lf!! ax A O 5 mwuf: .4 I , . . x President. . . . Vice-President . . Secretary. . . . Treasurer . . . . Point Secretary . . Mary Lou Boerschel . . . . Sara Iudisch . . Margaret Meyer . . . Mary Pablo . . Marlys Heine Aff If lf! fl 43- Fw PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Lynch, M, Ward, D, Peschang, S. Chestnut, B. Ressler, Miss Rorem, SECOND ROW: J. Downing, M, Heine, M. Fassett, J. Platte, J, Dillavou, S. Zahn, L, Klein, M, Rubenow, D, Loomis, D, Hackenward, M, Strottman, K, Ehlert, N, Stufflebeam, THIRD ROW: I. Hagemann, I. Mueller, V. Steege, B, Taylor, S, Iverson, J, Wurdinger, R, Eifert, J, Pape, I, Vosseller, J, Eggleston, M. Fowler, B, Mueller, B, Koopman, FOURTH ROW: L. Krebs, B. Chestnut, A, Bruns, M, Pablo, M, Thoms, D, Korte, J, Fails, J, Wur- dinger, D, Serfoss, D, Steege, M, Meyer, J, Carver, K, Shepard, S, Segebarth, D, Flood, N, Chestnut, FIFTH ROW: M, Heine, P, McGrane, G, Hastings, M, Lyle, S. Westendorf, J, Pasley, B, Adams, A, Fails, B, Garner, B, Gerberding, D, Carlson, S, DeBower, B. Clark, M. Walther, M. Ladd, D. Arns SIXTH ROW: N, Beebe, I, Leonard, J, Larson, S. Judisch, S, Judisch, C, Ladd, J, Miller, S, Bodecker N, Cole, S, Downing, E, Mummelthei, S. Kromer, THE LOYAI.. SUPPORTERS CHEERED ON EVEN WHEN THE GOING WAS ROUGH he Members of the Pep Club demonstrate their exuberance when things go well and quiet sympathy when things go badly. i i X JoDee Leonard Nancy Beebe Susan Kromer Joan Carver Mary Ann Rubenow Mary Lou Carver Doris Peschang Betty Kay Clark FIRST ROW: Mr. Ieske, R. Ressler, L. Harrington, B. Harrington, B. Ormston, D. Albrecht, L. Busch. SECOND ROW: W. Nolte, R. Jensen, A. Bergman, W. Nolte, R. Garbes, R. Epley, D. Destival, S. Nolte, L. Luloff. THIRD ROW: D. Bauer, L. Patterson, R. Wentworth, M. Bany, C. Franzen, E. Droste, C. Hennings, R, Miller. FOURTH ROW: M. Orth. D. Kueker, C. Busch, D. Juhl, R. Mclnroy, H. Bergman, E. Dreesman, C. Burman, L. Hassman. FIFTH ROW: R. Gambiani, R. Hildebrandt, D. White, R. Lageschulte, G. Nolte, H. Joens, I. John- son, L. Miller, E. Kaiser, I. Monaghan. THE F.F.A. BOYS PREPARED FOR THE F.F.A. OFFICERS STANDING L. Harrington Vice President W. Ieske Advisor FRONT ROW: D. Albrecht Treasurer L. Busch Sentinal B. Harrington President R. Ressler Reporter B. Ormston I Secretary Z EF FUTURE WITH THEIR MANY PROIECTS The Waverly Chapter of FFA is an organiza- tion of, by, and for boys studying vocational ag- riculture in high school, The FFA motto is Learn- ing to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, and Living to Serve. It is upon this motto that chapter activities are based, Some of the major year'spro- jects included: gold award reporter's scrapbook at state conventiong gold award parliamentaryproceed- ure team in NE Iowa districtgoperation of the 40-acre FFA farmg 5,000 mile trip for the seniors: parent- son hanquetg annual plowing match in the fallg spon- sored all-school formalg attended national FFA conventiong operated a fruit tree and fly control sprayer, so f .. 'ity i l an ..,.,a.m.a.-,....,...rrtfh,,,.ra. kyvyxmmkkk L K A , A'- HOMEMAKING COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Edith Bruns, Beverly Chestnut, Bonnie Schwerin, Mildred Busse, Sally Hilger, Miss Fritz. SECOND ROW: Nancy Beebe, Sharon Winchell, Teresa Anhalt, Shirley Westendorf, Verlain Harms, Blain Schoof. THEY PLANNED HOMEMAKING ,ACTIVITIES 'Sw - :Tr I NATIONAL HUNOR SOCIETY ,It l. in A-- WILLIAM STUDIER CHARLES HESSE DOROTHY RERKms fseatedp I-M .y .'. , MARY ANN CLARK JACK ANDERSON safe 'gk I , -A -' JANICE CAVE DONNA MARX LA VONNE KLEIN RICHARD Horn MARILYN LADD JANET PLATTE JUDY YARGER JAMES MARTIN The class of '54 is proud to have thirteen seniors represented 0:1 the National Honor Society. This is the highest honor that can be received at Waverly High School. Each member is chosen by faculty vote. The qualifications are set very high, and the faculty members judge students on service, scholarship, character, and leadership, Each member that is elected must excel in each of these fields. 65 STUDENT COUNCIL I. Hagemann J. Martin, Mayor I. Hein Mr. Picht D. Hoth W. Harrington C. Hesse R. Chellevold I. Platte, Secretary I. Carver Mr. Gaard 1. Leonard USHERS The Ushers Club members were kept very busy this year ushering at all the plays, concerts, basketball games and other events. Miss Bruzek was the sponsor of the organi- zation with Edith Bruns serving as president and Beverly Taylor as secretary. FIRST ROW: I. Vosseller, B. Taylor, E. Bruns, Miss Bruzek, W. Mueller. SECOND ROW: J. Benning, D. Stufflebeam, N. Bolin, S. Judisch, D. Korte, J. Eggleston, D. Hackenwerd. THIRD ROW: S. Iverson, S. Chestnut, S. Iudisch, M Ward, L. Zimmerman, W. Repp, M. Thoms, M. Heine. FOURTH ROW: J. Larson, V. Steege, B. Homan, A. Steege, M. Mueller, M. Walther, M. Repp. THEY PERFORMED AT SCHOOL EVENT? K K ' ,,, :Q L 'Z 35 i .. . 4 f A L ,ff 1. The party goers. 2. Three pretty g,ems. 3. After autographs? 4. Big Shots, huh? 5. A perfect angel. 6. Lonely! 7. Just having fun, 8. Lovely to look at. u 9. Heh, look! 10. Waltz her around again fellows. . Ilalloween party. . It's getting mighty late. A wt X r lg 1 I N OUR MOST FAMILIAR SCENES WERE I b 1 K 5 A 13. A lesson in piano playing. 14. Come on now, 1et's tell everyone. 15. I'1n ready now. 16. Frightened, Jody? 17. In the cool, cool, cool of summer. 18. Play day at Cedar Falls. 19. Girl wrestlers? 20, High stepping, Sara. 21. Pajama party anyone? 22. Who is ir from? 23. Umm, rhe flowering four. V T7 24. And the merry-go-round goes round. WHERE WE APPEARED CANDIDLY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: N. Karl, D. Iaschen, J. Meyers, R. Berg, H. Hof, L. Mong, C Hesse SECOND ROW: Coach D. Paulson, G. Thiemann, L. Timion, K. Morgan, D. Wurdinger I Johnson D Simpson, B. Vosseller. WERE PROUD OF THIS TEAM THAT A hustling Waverly nine wholloped their way through an impressive season topped off by some fine tournament play. The team went into the tournaments with a two three record against some tough competition and then came through with five straight tournament wins before losing to Fayette in the sub-state finals. Won W OPPONENT 5 Tripoli 3 West Waterloo 6 Nashua 2 East Waterloo 3 Charles City SEASON'S RECORD 7 Lost 4 W OPPONENT 2 SEC TIONAL 16 5 Denver O 5 Shel1Rock 5 DISTRICT 12 12 Clarksville 9 Dunkerton SUB - STA TE 7 Brandon 1 Fayette N --.MJ -.... Q Qs warg, -ax f My Nm FIRST ROW: B. Ormston, B. Garrett, R. Arjes, B. Harrington, I. Reitz, T. Ecker, I. Martin, L. Schuldt, G. Edmonds, B. Shaw. SECOND ROW: Coach M. Brandes, I. Williams, D. Hoth, J. Grapp, R. Kratchmer, E. Chestnut, G. Hullinger, E. Niewohner, B. Beebe, Coach W. Linn. THIRD ROW: D. Carstensen, D. Stufflebeam, R. Hoth, I. Arjes, R. Brettman, B. Abbas, D. Farran, H. Hein, L Busch, D. Iuhl. THE ECKER-INSPIRED TRACK TEAM Paced by four-time state champion Tom Ecker, the Waverly Go-Hawk track team had probably its best year in history. They competed in both the state indoor and out- door meets and the highly touted Drake and Mohawk Relays, placing high in the field on contenders in each case. Ecker won individual championships in the high and low hurdles, broad jump and high jump. STATE MEETS: CONFERENCE MEETS: State Indoor, 4th place Outdoor Conference, 2nd place State Class A, 3rd place Indoor Conference, No Points Given DRAKE RELAYS: MOHAWK RELAYS Placed 6th Placed 6th DISTRICT MEET: T. C. RELAYS 2nd, Class A No Points Given DUAL MEET Waverly 96 Oelwein '72 72 Probably the most featured inidvidual in Iowa track activities during the 1953 season, was Waver1y's Tom Ecker who accomplished the incredible feat of capturing four indi- vidual championships in the state indoor track meet. No flash-in-the pan, Ecker proved his right to these titles by repeating in three of these events in the state outdoor meet, finishing second in the high jump. On only one other occasion in eight meets did Ecker fail to win a first in the events in which he participated. His season's record included the aforementioned state meets, NEIC conference meet, Drake Relays, Mohawk Relays and the district meet. He specialized in the high and low hurdles, high jump and broad jump. His accomplishments will stand as an inspiration to future Go-Hawk thinclads for many years to come. GAINED THE STATE TRACK SPOTLIGHT f cl baliixwzy A gelk 5635 ., 32 1 iv ., Q, K H 3 E.: , i 5 ,,,, A L V z' Q1 99 ,bo a 6096 6069 0'bY5yaV Secretary. . . . . . . . JoAnn Carver X A Treasurer .... . . . Marilyn Strottman 66050 President ...... . . . Carolyn Ladd 090 K9 K . h . YO X :ig , Vice President . . . . . Gordon Courbat Q90 190 y V h- K 126' A iw OUR FRESHMEN WERE A LARGE CLASS il' N ,f ? . 3 A asm 'Arn ' , rd ' A' fiix - ri ,!,,,!Q My fix -W ,A rv, Q X i v? I A X G f A Ronald Brandt u g Karl Dean Briner as f Richard Broadie i A Steven Broadie Mary Jane Brooks Norma Bruns Caroll Busch James Butzlaff Robert Campbell Dale Capper Donna Capper Io Ann Carver .Mus Nancy Cole Gordon Courbat Dennis Destival Sharon Downing 'Y is AFA S 3 WH, ,Ta 'H ,A S MANY James Graser David Grube Charles Haefner Stephen Hansen Verlaine Harms Lynn Hassman Glenda Hastings Charles I-Iennings Sally Hilger Roger Jensen Io Ann Ioens Elwin Kaiser Betty Kooprnan Gerald Kreger Susan Kromer Carolyn Ladd J g is C ' iz V V h E E fi i S ssyy R Q wh. S S if Y - E - G f K er i Y ':: ::'V I up V, William Fruehling Stacey Gilmore Betty G0rs Eugene Dreesman Jo Ann Duwe Roger Edmonds Kay Ehlert Gary Eichler Mark Engelbrecht Richard Epley Elaine Eveland WERE PROMINENT IN SPONSORS Mr. Anderson Miss Bruzek Mr. Lillihaug X121 X N60 X,'5Qe,SoQpeXS aa QW O9 wt ,Ao J .S 's .H F 3 5 x9 I id S9 xif' 102' X xv I o GW who xooewbexex Q- . I SCHOOL AFFAIRS INCLUDING MUSIC g Frank Miller Raymond Miller Francis Mollenhoff Barbara Moodie Barbara Morse Barbara Mueller Stanley Nolte Warren Nolte Wayne Nolte Marlys Oberheu Norma Orth Janice Pmley Lester Patterson Edward Peebles Gerald Quibell Dorothy Remley V-ml' .rzjzq it. 1 , ,Ng 5:-sa. ' Larry Schultz Merrel Serfoss Karen Shepard Laura Remley Mary Repp James Rick Mariella Ricketts Jean Robertson Lawrence Schmidt Elaine Schoof Gerald Schrodermeier DRAMATICS AND VARIOUS SPORTS Darlene Steege William Steinbronn Jack Stifter Marilyn Strottman Nancy Stufflebeam Gloria Torkleson George Vette Carol Warnke Donald Wente Marlys Wente Joe Westendorf Shirley Westendorf Kathryn wilson John Wollenzien Josephine Wurdinger Rodney Yarger I-.is 3 'oe' 'AV 0 Q0 005 669067 SWQIAQQS we Ge' .96 X6 925,095 President .... . . Margaret Wessel Vice-President . . . . Wanda Mueller Treasurer .... . . . Donald Chezik Secretary. . . . . .Beverly Chestnut X9 Xbiaxwei THE INTELLIGENT SOPI-IS AGAIN LED 3 X by-A wx' Lloyd Brandt Robert Brase Roger Brettman ' 6535 : , - . f ' r i?5i '5i'X K Q David Brown Bruce Brye Glee Ora Buls Charles Burman Gary Carman David Carstensen Judy Cave Beverly Chestnut Donald Chezik Betty Kay Clark Richard Cook Janice Eggleston Carey Franzen JoAnn Garbes Robert Garbes Raymond Gardner Barbara Gerberding THE SCHOOL IN I T I D TESTS WITH John Grapp Judy Hagemann Lester Happel Joe Henninger Roger Hildebrandt Donald Hoth William Hunt Dora Ann Ingersoll Jack Jamison 05 xoe' A09 YNASZGX xoi YJ , xx xywi oe '05 QQ oiofboqs .So SPONSORS Miss Eno Mr. Miller Ogg Miss Rorem Q5 O6 6 6 Xoxgagixq. RANKING. THEIR TALENTS WERE Lueila Krebs Donald Kueker Donald Larson aww on in . r . , mens-firwsw- 2 w-ffafs.s, Jo Dee Leonard Marilyn Lyle Patricia McGrane Mira Matherny Annaliese Meyer Janet Miller Robert Miller Joyce Mueller Ronald Schaefer Larry Schuldt Wanda Mueller Ioan Peterson Barbara Poppe Kermit Pothast Ronald Ressler Donald Samsel VALUABLE ASSETS IN MANY FIELDS Bonnie Schwerin Margaret Studier Larry Timion Albert Voecks Marilyn Walther Richard Wentworth Margaret Wessel John Williams Sharon Winchell i 65 29 of if- Q 91616 5 President .... . Gilbert Wessel Vice-President . . .... Joan Pape Saou' Secretary . . . . Sheryl Chestnut ,VH ,554 Treasurer . . Kent Morgan Sxiowxx Q 4' . , xev'0'Qv9x J gowgsss Q W 't t 2 our eff Q . THE IUNIORS CONTRIBUTED MUCH Leland Belding Joanne Benning Kenneth Biermann Larry Bogan Norita Bolin Eugene Borochoff Mildred Brandt James Bruns Lowell Busch Judy Butzlaff Donna Carlson Mary Lou Carver Richard Chellevold Edwin Chestnut Sheryl Chestnut T0 THE ATHLETIC Delores Hackenward Leonard Harrington Herman Hein Marlys Heine Lavern Hoeper Howard Hof Gary Hullinger Shirley Iverson Richard Juhl Barbara Kaiser William Kobliska Janis Koelling Barbara Garner Robert Garrett John Glidewell 3 ' -V Shirley De Bower Eugene Dietz Eugene Droste Ruth Eifert Audrey Fails David Farran Victor Fasse Mary Fowler Robert Gambaiani ABILITY OF THE f SPONSORS Mr. Peterson Miss Nellor Mr. Sovereign Y -2 , g'a. .:- - A t I, 'S -'54 SEASON. 099 Ge' x5 iofcivq ip wg' 00 we' fbxag gpg owiivoy Q- 1 utvffoox ,xx 9921 X996 Q 2. E I Q i THEIR SPRING PROM Ronald Linder Mary Ann Lynch Ralph Mclnroy 5 5 I JM 1. i. Q HQ' rg P Q' , lg, ... ...,. ,, Patricia Marsh James Meyers John Monaghan Kent Morgan David Mueller Roberta Munsterman Edward Niewohner Gordon Nolter Richard Oberheu William Ormston Merlin Orth Mary Pablo ai? -QNQ3 Joan Pape Robert Peterson Roxie Renn Betty Ressler Dale Saathoff Roger Schield Joanne Shepard Bonnie Spier Ronnie Raecker PROVED AN OVERWHELMING SUCCESS Roy Sdlle Dixie Stufflebeam Eugene Thiemann Mary Thoms LaVern Tiedt Mama Ward Donald white Dean Wilkens Gilbert Wessel Juanita wurdinger Douglas Yarger Lois Zimmermann Donald Soldwisch Alice Steege Verla Steege fza 'sg L L A r or A WH 'Gini' SENIORS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT James Martin Jack Anderson WITH ELEVEN SCHOOL YEARS BEHIND SECRETARY TREASURER JoAnn Vosseller Richard Hoth 86 AUDRE Y ABBA S PATRICIA ADA MS DONALD ALBRECHT TERESA ANHALT JAMES ARIIES US, WE ENTERED THE IMPORTANT SENIOR YEAR. RIC HARD ANHALT had 7:2 BRUCE BEEBE MARY LOU BOERSCHEL SHIRLEY BOERSC HEL KAY BRO WNSON AUDREY BRUNS WE DISCOVERED THAT SENIORS WEREN'T NEARLY LOIS BRANDT 88 if S . R s if X X SO IMPORTANT AS THEY HAD LOOKED FROM BELOW. OUR BIG JOB WAS PAYING FOR THE ANNUAL JOANN DOWNING GERALD EDMONDS I AMES ELLISON GORDON EIC HLER IOANNE FAILS MARY LEE FAILS 90 PART OF THIS WAS EARNED BY MARILYN FASSETT ROBERT FLEGE VIRGIL GRAENING DONA FLOOD GEORGE GRO SSMAN ROBERT HABERLING SELLING POP AND um. -f'.f tf2,55,,i. ' frsfiffyysiiiii.. . V' MARION HARMENING LOIS HASSMAN MARY HEINE 92 IOANN HANNAMAN MONA HANSEN CONCESSIONS AT ATHLETIC EVENTS wr ALI. BECAME WILLIAM HARRINGTON wp.. Q-nag. MARLENE HILL LUVINA HOINS LARRY HOLLEY SUPER SALESMEN THROUGH THE GUIDING HAND CHARLES HESSE ROGER HE SSE ELNORA HOEPER kk H ...R L HARLEY IOENS SANDRA IUDISCH SARA JUDISCH OF ENERGETIC MR. HYDE, OUR CLASS SPONSOR. BETTY HOMAN PATRICIA HUNEMILLBR IVAN JOHNSON 4 'fi i 2 :Zi M ARILYN L ADD LEONARD LEISINGER DIXIE LOOM IS BEFORE WE KNEW IT THE YEAR HAD FLOWN BY LAVONNE KLEIN RICHARD KRUMWIEDE ROGER LAGESCIIULTE JR w-J 'Pu-A KJ 1 DONNA MARX MARGARET MEYER MILDRED MEYNE ELAINE MILLER LYLE MILLER 96 AND EVERYONE BEGAN THINKING OF THE FUTURE ALLEN MILLER Mi ,-. ROGER MILLER MARILYN MUELLER ELAINE MUMMELTHIE GENE PABLO DOROTHY PERKINS AND MAKING THEIR PLANS. COLLEGE WAS THE SHIRLEY OBERHUE JANET PLAT TE BEVERL Y PORTWINE DORIS PESCHANG GERALD PETERSON NEXT STEP FOR MANY SENIORS. OTHERS HAD MARL ENE POEHLER FRANCES SEBILSKY DELORES SERFOSS BRUCE SHAW IOBS AWAITING THEM.TO ALL OF US THE FUTURE MARY ANN RUBENOW LEROY SCHARNHORST SHIRLEY SEGEBARTH ' c 3 If 13, V . ROBERT STROM DANIEL ST UFFLEBEAM BEVERLY TAYLOR 100 SEEMED T0 LOOM AHEAD BIG AND UNCERTAIN: BUT LL MERRIEM SHELDON ROGER QLDWISCI-I WILLIAM STUDIER WE FACED IT ASSURED THAT WE WERE WELL PREPARED T0 MEET ITS PROBLEMS. FIRST ROW: S. Moeller, C. Harmening, C. Schroeder, R. Miller, Miss Lubbers. SECOND ROW: R. Kettner, L. Wilson, C. Clewell, L. Asmus, D. Carlson, L. Waggett, R. Cryberg. THIRD ROW: J. Stoffregen, W. Mundt, R. Christoffel, G. Maloy, B. Bolton, K. Fails. FOURTH ROW: S. Hinds, C. McClure, R. Herzog, W. Homeister, J. Anderson, B. Heiser, J. Keller. FIRST ROW: S. Wiegmann, I. Hoyt, C. Eh1ert,J. Kock, I. Leonard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Spurbeck, M. Miller, J. Williams, M. Hamilton, V. Cave, B. Lenius, R. Swanson. THIRD ROW: J. Ward, C. Renn, S. Eichler, D. Porter, N. Mosher, P. Heidt. FOURTH ROW: N. Gaylor, L. Eveland, S. Albers, B. Britton, M. Jordan, V. Luchtenberg, D. Lindroth. 'I O2 FIRST ROW: I. Cleveland, M. Klaudt, M. Bolton, D. Meyer, P. Shaw, M. Brettmann. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parker, S. Chestnut, M. Hagemann, J. Capper, K. Lyons, I. Yarger, N. Sackville, D. Campbell. THIRD ROW: G. Miller, D. Bunger, C. Austin, G. Swanson, A. Zimmerman, M. Dempsey, C. Jor- gensen, D. Miller, M. Schield. FOURTH ROW: J. Carstensen, G. Boorom, D. Bolin, D. Hein, J. Ilian, D. Meyer, L. Albers, B. Wiegmann. FIRST ROW: C. Kleinschmidt, M. Samsel, B. Long, D. Ball, I. Arends, E. Boorom. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fisk, R. Krull, I. Kiaz, M. King, S. Crook, D. Maloy, R. Konken, R. Garner, THIRD ROW: H. Simpson, L. Miller, N. Hildebrandt, H. Miller, D. Waggett, I. Nissen, Wren, T, Srille, R. Konken. FOURTH ROW: R. Flege, G. Phelps, L, Simpson, D. Hess, R, Dove, D. Wurdinger,J, Peterson, D. Ward FIRST ROW: H. Simpson, G. Miller, B. Weigmann, D. Wurdinger, T. Stille, D. Hein, B Beaver, K. Fails, L. Eveland. SECOND ROW: C. Austin, R. Garner, D. Flege, D. Ward, G Boorom, I. Stoffregan, D. Bolin, D. Lindroth. THIRD ROW: Mr. Spurbeck, R. Konken, L. Simpson. D. Bunger, I. Carstensen, T. Hicks, H. Miller, I. Keller. FIRST ROW: D. Ward, B. Weigmann, D. Hess, D. Hein, D. Flege. SECOND ROW: D. Camp- bell, G. Miller, D. Bunger, H. Simpson. C. Iorgenson, R. Gamer, Coach W. Spurbeck. THIRD ROW: L. Simpson, D. HBIIZOZ. J. Illian, D. Wurdinger, I. Boorom, J. Carstenson. Four football opponents found the Waverly Junior High squad too tough under new coacn Wayne Spurbeck. The cage squad picked up winning habits too so that the yo1mgGo-Hawks en- joyed their most successful season in years. IUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Michael Miller, Carolyn Diaz, Connie Renn, Barbara Lenius, Virginia Cave, Patricia Hite, Sharon Chestnut, Nancy Sackville, Gary Miller. SECOND ROW: Judy Ward, Sharine Eichler, Roger Swanson, Dennis Miller, Carlton Jorgensen, Janet Zahn, Mary Samsel, Carol Harmening, Nancy Gaylor. THIRD ROW: Jannan Leonard, Karen Lynes, Sharon Weigmann, Howard Simpson, James Keller, Judy Cleveland, Jac- queline Yarger, Mary Hageman. FOURTH ROW: Donna Meyer, Mary Ann Klaudt, Larry Simpson, Jerry Illian, Don Hein, Bruce Weigmann, Marilyn Brettman, Penny Shaw. PLAY CAST Miss Lubbers, Milo Schield, Marilyn Brettman, Donna Meyer, Jerry Illian, Don Hein, Gary Miller. SEATED: Judy Cleveland, Marlene Bolton, Nancy Gaylor, Shar ine Eichler Nancy Sackvill. C HEERLEADERS Judy Ward, Marilyn Brettman, Donna Meyer, Mary Ann Klaudt, Jacqueline Yarger. 0UR FRIENDS A AND P FOOD STORES A. ZAHN AND SONS B 8a B OH. CO-OP BOLIN FOOD CENTER BRANDENBURG'S .TEWELRY BRAYTON ELECTRIC BREMER COUNTY ABSTRACT CO BROADIE'S DRUG STORE BRUNS SUPER SERVICE BUEHRER FOOD MARKET CA PHENIN CHEMICAL CO, CARVER'S LUMBER CO, CARVER'S RESTAURANT CEDAR LAWN MOTEL CHESTNUT 'S CORNER MARKET CLYDE WAHL, WELDING CODDINGTON 8a HEMINGWAY CRESTODINA MOTOR SALES DIEKE IMPLEMENT CO. DILLAVOU LUNCH DILLAVOU OIL CO, DOROTHY'S CLOTHES CLOSET DR, H, H, BRIERLY DR, M, O, BRYE DR, C, F, CARSTENSEN DR. V. H. CARSTENSEN DR, L, C. KERN DR. E, H. KROMER DR. ARCH J. MURPHY DR, E. C, ROBERTSON FARMER'S EXCHANGE FARMER's IMRLEMENT FARMER's RELOAD ASSOCIATION FIRST NATIONAL BANK FRED's SUPER vALU FRIEND GADE'S FURNITURE GAMBLES sTORE GILMORE INSURANCE GLEN LUNDBERG, REAL ESTATE, INS. GOGG's MARKET QOODRICH za FETTKETHER, INC. HAGEMANN an HAGEMANN HALVERSON'S sHOE sTORE H at H SHOP HARR1sON's 5-10-S1 STORE INDEPENDENT at DEMOCRAT INFELT's sq: - S1 STORE J. C. PENNEY CO. KAISER FURNITURE KERWIN'S CLOTHING KETTNER's CLOTHING CO. KOHLMANN's CLOTHING LARSON at sON And LESLIE I. YOUNG, INSURANCE LEUTHOLD IOHANNSEN LLOYD'S CONOCO SERVICE LUTHERAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. LYLE'S FOOD MARKET MATT GRUBEN 8a SONS MAXFIELD TAVERN MEYER DRUG STORE MEYER'S SHOE CENTER MILLER HATCHERY MUELLER CLEANERS MUELLER'S STANDARD SERVICE NIEWOHNER HARDWARE NUSS HATCHERY NU-UPTOWN CAFE PINE GROVE LUMBER CO. PLATTE'S D - X RITCHIE PONTIAC CO. ROBERT B, LOVE, ATTORNEY ROY'S PLACE RUSSELL'S DAIRYLAND SCHIELD BANTAM CO, SCHLUTSMEYER'S DRY GOODS CO. SEARS ROEBUCK Sz CO. SELLS CONSTRUCTION CO, SPAHN 8a ROSE LUMBER CO. PATRUNS STATE BANK OF WAVERLY STAUFFER DRUG ST ORE SWANSON'S COAST TO COAST TENENBAUM'S JEWELRY TOP HAT CLEANERS TOWN TAVERN WALKER JUNK YARD WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WA VERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WAVERLY WEST ERN AUTO SUPPLY 8a BREMER THEATERS BOWL INN DAIRY DRESS CLUB ELECTRIC SHOP ELEVATOR CO, FEED MILL HOME BAKERY IMPLEMENT CO. MOTOR CO, PRODUCE CO. PUBLISHING CO. READY MIX AUTO SUPPLY WEST SIDE FOOD MARKET WEST SIDE SALES 8: SERVICE WHIT NEY -IUHL TRACTOR CO. WRIGHT'S GREENHOUSE INDEX FACULTY Anderson, Glenn 6, 25, 76 Brandes, Martin 6, 17, 58, 72 Bruzek, Mary 6, 67, 76 Eno, Isabel 7, 24, 25, 80 Fritz, Roslie 7, 24, 64 Gaard, Robert 24, 25, 66 Haehlen, J. K. 3 Hart, James 7 Hof, Harold 8 Hyde, Marvin 8, 24, 56, 57 Jeske, Walter 8, 25, 62 Kosbau, Paul 9, 24 Larson, Robert 9, 24, 28, 29, 33 Lillihaug, Leland 9, 24, 43, 48, 76 Linn, Wallace 10, 18, 36, 72 Miller, Robert 10, 25, 39, 80 Nellor, Patricia 10, 54, 84 Peterson, Glenn 11, 84 Picht, Merle 11, 23, 49, 50, 51, 52, 66 Rorem, Charmayne 11, 59, 60, 80 Steiner, Mary Ellen 12, 54 Sovereign, George 12. 18, 25, 39, 84 Taylor, Carlos 12 SENIORS Abbas, Audrey 22, 28, 43, 45, 46, 56, 87 Adams, Patricia 25, 87 Albrecht, Donald 56, 62, 87 Anderson, Jack 12, 49, 50, 51, 52, 56, 65, 69, 86 Anhalt, Richard 26, 87 Anhalt, Teresa 13, 56, 64, 87 Arjes, James 16, 40, 41, 58, 72, 87 Beebe, Bruce 16, 17, 20, 58, 72, 88 Boerschel, Mary Lou 13, 14, 59, 88 Boerschel, Shirley 13, 14, 54, 56, 59, 69, 88 Brandt, Lois 14, 28, 31, 33, 88 Brownson, Kay 25, 28, 54, 56, 88 Bruns, Audrey 56, 57, 60, 67, 88 Bruns, Edith 28, 31, 33, 54, 55, 56, 64, 67, 89 Busse, Mildred 14, 34, 56, 57, 59, 89 Cave, Janice 22, 48, 49, 50, 51 Chestnut, Nancy Clark, Mary Ann 50, 51 Dillavou Downing, Ed monds 38 , 43 53, 56 Joanne Jo Ann Gerald 44, 45 30, 32, 33, 43, 44, 45, 47 56, 65, 89 25, 28, 56, 57, 60, 89 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 47, 49, 65 89 51, 56, 60, 89 56, 60, 90 22, 28, 30, 32, 33, 36, 37 49 Eichler, Gordon 22, 24, 28, 43, 45, 49, 90 Ellison, James 27, 40, 41, 48, 90 Fails, Joanne 34, 35, 53, 54, 56, 59, 60, 69, 90 Fails, Mary Lee 13, 53, Fassett, Marilyn 28, 56, Flege, Robert 91 Flood, Dona 25, 34, 35 Graening, Virgil 27, 40, , 58, 72, 90 56, 90 57, 60, 91 , 59, 60, 69, 91 41, 58, 91 Grossman, George 27, 69, 91 Haberling, Robert 14, 16, 35, 36, 58, 91 Hannaman, Joan 56, 92 Hansen, Mona 25, 56, 68, 69, 92 Harmening, Marion 25, 28, 34, 92 Harrington, William 54, 56, 58, 62, 63, 66, 92 Hassman, Lois 13, 28, 49, 56, 92 Heine, Mary Ann 34, 56, 59, 60, 92 Hesse, Charles 22, 30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 43, 44, 45 48, 56, 57, 58, 65, 66, 69, 70, 93 Hesse, Roger 16, 17, 40, 41, 42, 58, 93 Hill, Marlene 13, 27, 56, 68, 69, 93 Hoeper, Elnora 34, 49, 69, 93 Hoins, Luvina 93 Holley, Larry 93 Homan, Betty 13, 20, 27, 56, 67, 94 Hoth, Richard 14, 16, 27, 36, 37, 38, 56, 58, 65. 66, 69, 72, 86 Hunemiller, Patricia 14, 56, 69, 94 Joens, Harley 28, 30. 32, 48, 62. 94 Johnson, Ivan 62, 70, 94 Iudisch, Sandra 13, 14, 22, 54, 56, 59, 60, 67, 94 Judisch, Sara 13, 14, 22, 56, 56, 59, 60, 67, 68, 94 Klein, La Vonne 25, 27, 47, 51, 56, 60, 65, 95 Krumwiede, Richard 95 Ladd, Marilyn 22, 28, 30, 32, 33, 43, 45, 46, 48, 49, 54, 55. 56, 60, 65. 95 Lageschulte, Roger 26, 56, 62, 63, 95 Leisinger, Leonard 95 Loomis, Dixie 28, 51, 56, 60, 95 Martin, James 19, 20, 25, 34, 47, 50, 51, 54, 56, 58, 65, 66, 69, '72, 86 Marx, Donna 22, 28, 30, 32, 33, 43 45, 54, 56, 65, 69, 96 Meyer, Margaret 22. 26, 28, 33, 35 43, 45, 56, 59, 60, 69, 96 Meyne, Mildred 34, 59. 64, 69, 96 Miller, Allen 96 Miller, Elaine 28, 51, 54, 96 Miller, Lyle 62, 96 Miller, Roger 69, 97 Mueller, Marilyn 13, 14, 27, 35, 56, 67, 69, 97 Mummelthie, Elaine 56, 60, 97 Oberheu, Shirley 14, 49, 46, 97 Pablo, Gene 14, 56, 97 Perkins, Dorothy 26, 51, 54, 56, 65, 97 Peschang, Doris 14, 19, 20, 21, 51, 56, 60, 61 69, 98 Peterson, Gerald 98 Platte, Janet 20, 24, 27, 50, 51, 53, 54, 56, 60, 65, 66, 69, 98 Poehler, Marlene 56, 69, 98 Repp, Sharon 14, 67, 98 Rubenow, Mary Ann 27, 28, 34, 51, 56, 60, 60, 99 Scharnhorst, Leroy 54, 56, 99 Sebilsky, Frances 56, 99 Segebarth, Shirley 25, 34, 56, 59, 60, 69, 99 Serfoss, Delores 14, 25, 56, 59, 60, 68, 99 Shaw, Bruce 16, 43, 44, 45, 51, 58, 72, 99 Sheldon, Merriem 56, 100 Soldwisch, Roger 100 Strom, Robert 100 Studier, William 22, 28, 30, 32, 33. 43, 44, 45, 48, 54, 56, 65, 100 Stufflebeam, Daniel 22, 24, 28, 30, 32, 33, 43, 44, 45, 48, 58, 72, 100 Taylor, Beverly 56, 59, 60, 67, 100 Vosseller, JoAnn 21, 22, 28, 30, 32, 33, 43, 45, 56, 57, 59, 60, 67, 86 Yarger, Judith 22, 28, 31, 33, 43, 46, 48, 50, 51, 52, 56, 65, 101 Zahn, Sandra 25, 28, 50, 51, 56, 60, 101 JUNIORS Abbas, Robert 22, 28, 30, 43, 44, 45, 72, 82 Anhart, LaVerne 82 Arends, Richard 82 Baker, Jerry 22, 43, 45, 82 Bantz, Shirley 22, 27, 43, 46, 82 Bast, Robert 82 Belding, Leland 23, 27, 58, 82 Benning, Joanne 67, 82 Bierman, Kenneth, 40, 82 Bogan, Larry 82 Bolin, Norita 28, 67, 82 Borochoff, Eugene 23, 50, 51, 52, 54, 55, 82 Brandt, Mildred 24, 82 Bruns, James 82 Busch, Lowell 58, 62, 63, '72, 82 Butzlaff, Judy 22, 23, 28, 48, 82 Carlson, Donna 24, 28, 82 Carver, Mary Lou 25. 26, 28. 30, 48, 61, 68, 69 82 Chellevold, Richard 19, 40, 41, 54, 55, 58, 66, 82 Chestnut, Edwin 36, 72, 82 Chestnut, Sheryl 19, 24, 51, 60, 67, 68, 82 De Bower, Shirley 24, 60, 83 Dietz, Eugene 16, 58, 83 Droste, Eugene 62, 83 Eifert, Ruth 23, 25, 26, 27, 50, 51, 60, 83 Fails, Audrey 27, 60, Farran, David 22, 43, Fasse, Victor 83 Fowler, Mary 24, 60, Gambiani, Robert 62, Garner, Barbara 24, 27, 60, 83 Garrett, Robert 16, 72, Glidewell, John 23, 83 Hakenwerd, Delores 23, Harrington, Leonard 26, 58, 62, 63, 72, 83 Hein, Herman 36, 37, 58, 66, 72, 83 Heine, Marlys 28, 59, 60, 67, 83 Hoeper, Lavern 83 Hof, Howard 36, 58, 70, 83 Hullinger, Gary 72, 83 Iverson, Shirley 14, 23, 25, 60, 67, 83 Iuhl, Richard 62, 63, 72, 83 Kaiser, Barbara 83 Kobliska, William 23, 50, 51, 83 Koelling, Janis 27, 83 Koopman, Ronald 40, 84 Korte, Dorothy 28, 59, 70, 67, 84 Kratchmer, Ronald 58, 72, 84 Larson, Janet 19, 22, 24, 51, 60, 67, 68, 69, 84 Liebau, Paul 23, 58, 69, 84 Lindner, Ella Mae 24, 28, 84 Lindner, Ronald 84 Lynch, Mary Ann 13, 28, 51, 60, 68, 69, 84 Mclnroy, Ralph 62, 84 Marsh, Patricia 22, 23, 25, 28, 43, 45, 51, 52, 84 Meyers, James 36, 37, 58, 70, 71, 84 Monaghan, John 63, 84 Morgan, Kent 16, 17, 27, 36, 37, 58, 70, 71, 82 84 Mueller, David 13, 22, 27, 36, 37, 43, 44, 45, 84 Munsterman, Roberta 24, 84 Niehwohner, Edward 14, 27, 40, 41, 68, 72, 84 Nolte, Gordon 62, 84 83 44, 48, 72, 83 83 83 83 24, 28, 51, 54, 60, 67, 83 Oberheu, Richard 84 Ormston, William 16, 26, 36, 58, 62, 72, 84 Orrh, Merlin 22, 43, 45, 46, 62, 63, 84 Pablo, Mary 28, 59, 60, Pape, Joan 23, 28, 50, Peterson, Robert 85 Raecker, Ronald 85 84 51, 60, 82, 85 Renn, Roxie 25, 28, 30, 85 Ressler, Betty 23, 25, 27, 51, 60, 85 Saathoff, Dale 28, 85 Schield, Roger 14, 27, Sheppard, Jo Anne 22, Spier, Bonnie 22, 27, 25, 28, 40, 41, 42, 48, 58, 85 28, 43, 46, 54, 85 43, 45, 46, 48, 51, 8 Soldwisch, Donald 85 Steege, Alice 13, 27, 28, 31, 33, 59, 67, 85 Steege, Verla 27, 60, 67, 85 Stille, Roy 85 Stufflebeam, Dixie 22, 25, 43, 45, 46, 48, 51, 54 67, 85 Thiemann, Eugene 28, 51, 54, 70, 85 Thoms, Mary 24, Tiedt, LaVern 85 27, 28, 59, 60, 67, 85 Ward, Marna 14, 24, 51, 60, 67, 85 Wessel, Gilbert 13, 16, 69, 82, 85 White, Donald 16, 36, Wilkins, Dean 85 Wurdinger, Juanita 59, 28, 36, 37, 38, 58, 62,,85 60, 85 Yarger, Douglas 22, 36, 43, 44, 45, 85 Zimmerman, Lois 28, 30, 59, 67, 85 S0 PHOMORE S Bany, Mark 62, 78 48. 58 Beebe, Nancy, 19, 22, 26, 29, 35, 43, 46, 51, 60 61, 64, 78 Bergman, Harley 62, 78 Bernhardt, Jim 78 Bolin, Walter 18, 22, 29, 43, 45, '78 Brandt, Lloyd 39, 78 Brase, Robert 18, 78 Brettman, Roger 18, 39, 72, 78 Brown, David 14, 18, 22, 29, 43, 45, 78 Brye, Bruce 18, 40, 41, 78 Buls, Glee Ora 78 Burman, Charles 18, 40, 41, 42, 78 Carman, Gary 51, 52, 78 Carstensen, David 39, 68, 72, 78 Cave, Judith 22, 28, 30, 31, 33, 34, 43, 48, 51, 52, 78 Chestnut, Beverly 22, 28, 34, 43, 46, 51, 52, 59, 60, 64, 78 Chezik, Donald 79 Clark, Betty Kay 28, 34, 51, 52, 60, 61, '79 Cook, Richard 29, 79 Denton, Joanne 79 Eggleston, Janice 47, 51, 54, 60, 67, 79 Franzen, Carey 18, 62, 79 Garbes, JoAnn 25, 79 Garbes, Robert 62, 79 Gardner, Ray 40, 41, 79 Gerberding, Barbara 22, 28, 30, 43, 46, 51, 54, 60, 79 Grapp, John 40, 72, 79 Hagemann, Judith 13, 26, 28, 47, 51, 54, 55, 60. 66, 79 Happel, Lester 14, 51, 52, 68, 79 Henninger, Joe 40, 79 Hildebrandt, Roger 18, 39, 62, 63, 79 Hoth, Donald 13, 22, 35, 39, 43, 45, 48, 58, 69 72, 79 Hunt, William 18, 39, 68, 79 Ingersoll, Dora Ann 28, 51, 79 Jamison, Jack 18, 40, 62, 79 Joens, Mary 20, 25, 26, 28, 30, 48, 69, 80 Jordon, Beryl 39, 80 Judisch, LaVonne 80 Karl, Norman 18, 70, 80 Klaudr, John 18, 22, 35, 39, 43, 80 Knott, John 18, 39, 80 Krebs, Luella 51, 52, 54, 60, 80 Kueker, Donald 62, 80 Larson, Donald 58, 80 Leonard, Jo Dee 22, 34, 47, 51, 60, 61, 68, 80 Lyle, Marilyn 28, 34, 51, 52, 60, 69, 80 McGrane, Patricia 22, 28, 34, 43, 46, 51, 52, 60, 68, 69, 80 Matherny, Mira 51, 52, 80 Meyer, Annaliese 51, 80 Miner, Janet 22, 28, so. 31, 34, 35, 43, 46. 48, 51, 54, 60, 80 Miller, Robert 62, 80 Mueller, Joyce 28, 30, 31, 48, 51, 60, 80 Mueller, Wanda 19, 21, 54, 67, 69, 78, 81 Peterson, Joan 51, 52, 81 Poppe, Barbara 28, 51, 81 Pothast, Kermit 81 Ressler, Ronald 26, 39, 62, 81 Sarnsel, Donald 39, 81 Schaefer, Ronald 27, 81 Schuldt, Larry 16, 17, 39, 58, 72, 81 Schwerin, Bonnie 14, 22, 28, 35, 51, 52, 59, 64, 81 Studier, Margaret 22, 28, 34, 43, 45, 46, 81 Timion, Larry 16, 36, 37, 38, 58, 70, 81 Voecks, Albert 22, 43, 81 Walther, Marilyn 60, 67, 81 Wentworth, Richard 62, 81 Wessel, Margaret 28, 31, 35, 48, 51, 52, 54, 55, 69, 78, 81 Williams, John 52, 68, 72, 81 Winchell, Sharon 28, 64, 81 FRE Sl-IME N Adams, Betty 60, 68, 74 Bahlman, Edgar 39, 74 Bauer, Darrol 39, 62, 74 ' Bergman, Allan 62, 74 Bodecker, Sharon 25, 60, 74 Bolin, Perry 28, 30, 39, 48, 74 Brandt, Ronald 39, 74 Briner, K. D. 22, 29, 40, 43, 45, 48, 51, 74 Broadie, Richard 28, 29, 74 Broadie, Stephan 74 Brooks, Mary Jane 22, 29, 74 Bruns, Norma 74 Busch, Caroll 18, 62, 63, 74 Butzlaff, James 40, 74 Campbell, Robert 40, 41, 74 Capper, Dale 18, 40, 41, 74 Capper, Donna 29, 34, 68, 74 Carver. Jo Ann 14, 19, 29, 31, 34, 51, 54, 60, 61 66, 68, 74 Cole, Nancy 29, 59, 60, 74 Courbat, Gordon 18, 22, 29, 30, 43, 44, 45, 74 Destival, Dennis 62, 74 Downing, Sarah 29, 59, 60, 74 Dreesman, Eugene 62, 75 Duwe, Jo Ann 75 Edmonds, Roger 18, 29, 75 Ehlert, Kay 13, 27, 29, 51, 54, 60, 68, '75 Eichler, Gary 29, 75 Engelbrecht, Mark 18, 29, 39, 75 Epley, Richard 62, 75 Eveland,. Elaine 75 Fruehling, William 18, 27, 39, 75 Gilmore Stacey 18, 39, 75 Gors, Betty 75 Graser, James 18, 39, 75 Grube, David 22, 43, 45, 75 Haefner, Charles 75 Hansen, Stephen 27, 35, 68, 75 Harms, Verlaine 20, 25, 35, 64, 68, 69, 75 Hassman, Lynn 18, 40, 51, 62, 63, 75 Hastings, Glenda 62, 60, 75 Hennings, Charles 62, 75 Hilger, Sally 20, 29, 64, 68, 7t5 Jensen, Roger 62, 75 Joens, Jo Ann 75 Kaiser, Elwin, 62, 75 Koopman, Betty 13, 22, 27, 43, 45, 60, 75 Kreger, Jerry 40, 75 Kromer, Susan 14, 29, 31, 51, 52, 60, 61, 75 Ladd, Carolyn 22, 29, 43, 45, 51, 54, 60, 74, 75 Lageschulte, Linda 29, 59, 75 Liebers, Howard 18, 76 Luloff, Larry 62, 76 Mahnke, James 27, 29, 48, 51, 68, 76 McCann, Charlotte 59, 76 Meier, Russell, 40, 62, 76 Miller, Frank 18, 39, 76 Miller, Raymond 39, 76 Mollenhoff, Francis 14, 18, 22, 39, 76 Moodie, Barbara 76 Morse, Barbara 76 Mueller, Barbara 14, 29, 31, 60, 76 Nolte, Stanley 18, 62, 76 Nolte, Warren 62, 76 Nolte, Wayne 62, 76 Oberheu, Marlys 76 Orth, Norma 68, 76 Pasley, Janice 26, 27, 29, 31, 60, 68, 76 Patterson, Lester 62, 76 Peebles, Edward 18, 39, 76 Quibell, Jerry 18, 40, 76 Remley, Dorothy 76 Remley, Laura 77 Repp, Mary 29, 67, 77 Rick, James 77 Ricketts, Mariella 59, 77 Robertson, Jean 22, 29, 31, 43, 45, 46, 77 Schmidt, Lawrence 39, 77 Schoof, Elaine 59, 64, 77 Schrodermeier, Jerry 77 Schultz, Larry 27, 77 Serfoss, Merrel 18, 39, 69, 77 Shepard, Karen 22, 29, 31, 43, 45, 46, 51, 54, 60 77 Steege, Darlene 27, 60, 69, 77 Steinbronn, William 77 Stifter, Jack 18, 40, 41, 77 smmman, Mmiyn 19, 29, 31, 51, eo, es, '14, 7 Stufflebeam, Nancy 13, 51, 52, 54, 60, 77 Torkelson, Gloria 68, 77 Vette, George 18, 29, 39, 77 Warnke, Carol 77 Wente, Donald 77 Wente, Marlys 29, 77 Westendorf, Joe 77 Westendorf, Shirley 20, 29, 60, 64, 77 Wilson, Kathryn 77 Wollenzein, John 18, 22, 29, 39, 43, 44, 45, 48 Yarger, Rodney 18, 22, 29, 40, 43, 46, 48, '77 Wurdinger, Josephine 59, 60, 77 INTER-C Publishers - Co FACTO 1535 Q xg X! 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