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

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' ' ' i-- .,,J 7'1,:f V -if Q-U4 '4 1-I 5-.. ,f K., . ,. , ,rf ,gyf 'Q lhmtx :fag I- ww- G-,, , . , 1, , , -A I-3 .5 . , Y 'H' , , , 7 , ' 'x wg ,. -1-YH Q bg -5. any-.,. - L W . a., - - ' Q - A vm R, -5-ef' - F ' Yzflifvff N' -' , -:iw at . ii. Mmgu. MWAAMWW ' lfbsda f . - t ' ' FJ,-la-L : x-I ffTQf5 ?Yz'5V'f-'.. w ag P L 1 51 1 61 v K F - -4 QQWWW Wa in ffffby Q46 41, Huff bQ7'gS'0477 i Q 9 , O if ' ' 5 H is ' 2: v EU-Ll 0 O O O O O E UK O O O 0 0 O Q 141 TION OF WAVERLY HIGH SCHCDCL WAVERLY, IOWA I96O LAURA MARSH'EDITOR SCHOOL BOARD Q-'vi ROW ONE Dr Shaw Mr Hagemann President, Mr, Jensen, ROW TWO: Mr, Juhl, Mr, Barnes, Mr Gibbs Secretary Mr Bahlmann NOT SHOWN: C, E, Moehling, Treasurer. Mr. F, W, Osincup was appointed secretary of the Board of Education on May 13, 1938, and resigned from that position on December 14, 1959, after faithfully serving for 22 years. During the 1937-38 school year the total expenditures were 378,880.69 and the school personnel numbered 60, During his last year as secretary, 1958-59, the expenditures totaled 3S584,594,81 and there were 110 school employees. In the 101 years that the school district has been in existence, Mr, Osincup also served for a time as mayor of Waverly. It is through the efforts of men like Mr. Oscincup that the quality of education has been furthered in our school district. UPERI TE DE T 15' si 4 X kv' L It is often said that the future belongs to those who prepare for it. You seniors of l960have completed your work at Waverly High School and have had an opportunity to get a good start for your future. You are facing a world filled with many wonderful opportunities. Our nation has a great need for individuals with spirit, drive and initiative like yours, so set your eyes on a goal and push towards it. With confidence in your own abilities and faith in the wisdom of the goal you have set, you will achieve the success and happiness that your many friends at school would like you to have. R, A, McFarland tip ii ,.. ', in.. S - Among the great blessings of America is an opportunity to obtain a top quality high school education, For it is here that much growth in spiritual and moral values, as well as in intellectual achievements is experienced. This is a part of the rich heritage of Waverly High School, and by the accomplishments of the Class of 1960, we know you have gained much from your training here. We look forward to hearing of continued success as each of you step into new areas of education and opportunities. Congratulations and sincere wishes for a happy future, L, N, Jensen PRINCIPAL ADDITIC3 AL HELP S- Joyce Morgrm Secretary to Principal Mrs. Pape School Nurse Barbara Burman Secretary to Superintendent CUSTODIANS--ROW ONE: Louis Flege, Leo Cooley, Herb Lewis, ROW TWO: Raylordan, Charlie Willis, John Arjes, NURSES AIDES--SEATEDg Jane Pape, .nuff- .-1---H -5- L f 4 .M , Q 3 STANDING: Judy Bergman, Ruth Inger- 115' soll, Ann Hardwig, Kathy Roschke, Jo- Ann Jensen, 1 , A OFFICES A SSISTA NTS--ROW ONE: Betty Westendorf, Elaine Roloff, ROW TWO: Lavonne Kueker, Sharon Hahlweg, Judy Bolton. S sf, Br LIBRARIANS--ROW ONE: Joyce Buls, Dorothy Holneister, Kathy Becker, Judy Hoth, ROW TWO: Bob Dempsey, Mar- garet Kaleno, Karen Fails, Jean Case, Lynette Lee , Nancy Albrecht, 6 MR. A NDERSON Geometry Advanced Algebra General Science Mm, 4615-, MISS BENNETT English 10 NR. BR.-X Xlwlg 5 Boys Physical licliicntion 'W m xv' A MR. niiiox rf American Literature 4 , English Lire ratiire 5' 1 lag X 1. 'EV JW' fare - 55 fa' - f ,w.aw'ff.J MR. D Biology 'WG'-.Va MR. BROM Insrriimental Music A YE MISS KNO Latlll MISS FISHER Vocal Music Librarian S .5 MR. GIBBS Government Sociology MRS ERHOI M Lnglish 9 , ' v4 Speech 'Y-2?-3 lulr:'f 7 1 l mv!! It --f L, 'iii' MR. FLICKINGER Algebra Math IV Exploring Math Bookkeeping MR. HOF Industrial Arts Q33 lf 52- -U3' Q Q -W , -, .S - 1 ' ,. . ' .,,A if W ,f MRS. JESKE Homemaking it-'f MR. MOELLER World Ihstory - N Lfovemment Sociology 15? MR. SOVEREIGN Drivers' Education , Z was fv- MR. TAYLOR Typing Counseling MISS SYKES Girls Physical Education ,,i,,,,V i , pi 1 Wifi: ' 'ff 4 ' ' S , if sux rw., .1 U PPLEME TARY FACU LTY JM' f ff rm 'if s W MP THoMPsoN qi f X. .Xmericun History N--.Y Government Sociology TV .r A n We Mrs. Hahn Mrs. Heine Rev, K. F. Weltner Typing American Literature German 10 SENICDR C ASS wi JAMES BRYE RICHARD KEMMING President Vice-President 'El' JACK BRUNS MARY MONAGHAN Secremry Treasurer VIRGIL ARNS PATRICIA BA HR RICHARD BITTNER JOYCE BODECKER RICHARD BAUER RACT IEI, BERRY P' au, LX N X 1 If L BU N fI'lx UOIJUQ 1QXTrIPI3ill,I, IU DIT H BOLTON MONTE BRINER it GQ-f Hs., .TA MES CA RVER MICHAEL CARVER JEFFREY CLEVELAND ROGER COOK MARILYN DELLINGER SANDRA FAILS ' M ' f ' IANICE 131311415 N inf, Fx Q' KAREN COOLEY ze? 'wxxvfi ,f' Q. I4 :gk IEILTTIIATXIYI IWOTl.Xl,D ., ll 416 GALE FRANCE CONNIE Jo GAARD SHIRLEY GRAESIIR CORIQISN GRAV N if ici? KEITH GRAF NANCY HAGEMANN f 'Ql- we WIN' 1' vw aw, WW, fx r BRIAN HARVEY MICHAEL HIEIDT V' un if ' -s J ,-2 ' ' SIIAIQUN ILXIIl,WllL ANN HARDWIG 34, ...f 16 Y 'lw A MARY IIEISER SANDRA IIEISER BRUCE HEIN A VIS HEINE 1 Q! .9963 Ii 731- all ELAINE HILDEBRANDT JAMES HOFFMAN MARIE HOLZMAN DOROTHY HOMEISTER :E- 'we 5 CONNIE HOYT BARBARA INFELT IUDITH HOTH MARILYN HOUSE 69 A? J MYMQNID Jullcuslsliw 'Z' Qliolmi 1-LA1s15R E y 'J' M 1' X ,.,K X x I NNN' - 00 Io AN JENSEN JULIE IOIIANNSEN 'bf 4 X 'QAXXX mf: ,sv A MV' 19 RONALD KETTNUR VELMA KNIIEF IUDITH KOHLMANN JA NICE KRUEGER 'YZF 'id Wu. 1 MARTON LEE ELDON LEISINGER LXI I XVLJNNIE IQUI Ixl I QY IA TW ES vf' 4 IH! I l .X I ILLIBRIDHL JUDITH mm: 'Gigi' 0 if 1 'rv av' T' .yffff ,. ., A-4 qi f' M vvw3', Q 40 Y gfzffi , , 2, ,, 1. ,gf 'rw .1 K- 'wff fl' if 'A LARRY LENIUS GERALD LIA NG 'Hs fvm Q7 SALLY LOVE SYL VIA LULOFF ROBERT MC NERNEY ELLEN MALOY GEORGE MAX KAREN MEINERS V44 -incl --...iff VJ Quin I XURA XLXRSH UI IO N.I.X'l'IIH X Q. if' 3, ,,.Q f Wi, IUDITH NlUIfI,I,lfll NORIXIA N OISERI IllU 23 ROSEMARY MONAGHAN PRISCILLA MOONEY VERA OISIIRIIIQU IA NE PA PII GA RY POOCK BA RBA RA REML EY L ELAINE ROLOFF WILLIAM RUFF W CAR1 HI, Rlffzll I X CRAIH RLPP J' d jst -riff' 1 3 J! gf Ffh' 1 'saga 1 . 'X-xl , 'QNX MARVIN SCIIXIIDT JERRY STOFFREGEN 1 Q 2XX33'g:W3 ax. 7' 1 fx ' iLX!w2Wei?H RALPH SAATHOFF IGYCE SCI-IMIDT I- ...A ,fi ii 'Kuff f if 25 BONNIE STUFFLEBEA M GERALD SULLIVAN FRED TIMSON CAROLYN WA GGETT 4--'-' WILLIA M WESTENDORF KENNETH WIELAND RONALD WARNKE ARLIN W ENTE BONNIE WILLBEE VALERIE WILLIA JAMES WRIGHT KNOWLEDGE CCMES, BUT WISDCDM LINGERS l SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS--Mr. Hof, Mr. Gibbs, and Mrs. McGrew. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Deep Rose and Silver Red ROSS Twelve years ago a graduation was held in the Waverly High school auditorium, an unusual one, for it was a kindergarten graduation, After this unique beginning, the class continued its way through grade school, junior high, and high school, and on May 23, 1960, graduated a second time. Miss Martens, the teacher of the class at the time of their first graduation, sent her best wishes and congratulations on their high school commencement, The class of 1960 was indeed an active one. Among their achievements as juniors was the production of the play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, and the sponsoring ofa Junior-Senior Banquet and prom, Chez Parcel' The style of class rings was also changed through their efforts as juniors. The varied talent in the class has been displayed in many ways this year, The Broadway production Craig's Wife was presented as the senior class play, Many outstanding records were compiled in areas including sports, music, and dramatics. The original cover on this year's annual was designed by James Carver,Ourhigh academic standing was observed at commencement when it was announced that 13 in the class had maintained a B plus or higher average through four years ofhigh school, About 45 of the 98 graduates will enter college this fall, As a gift from the class this year, a Stereo-l-li-Fi console was presented to the school to be used at class parties and later transferred to the new school, We, the Senior class of 1960, take this opportunity to thank our parents teachers, and friends for their guidance in preparing us to take our places in society. 5 , 1 JU IOR CLASS Mr. Sovereign, Mr. Thompson, Dillon. 'nf if 'mf' . 3' K ,' 49 ' X Y Ziff' , 'it :lx f 'ii X' 'jk f':Uln- .n 5 Marilyn Azbell Nancy Baker Donna Ball Kathryn Becker George Beebe Arthur Benker Tom Benton Judith Bergman Jane Bingham Bonnie Bobzien Joyce Brandt Rosemary Briner Julie Brown Joyce Buls Jean Capper 29 I fr' C lr A I we of . 53, sf 4 , P31 f ., t E , , ,, ': : ,g , i- 14,.1, - B' .f X 4 ,g 5 R53 .. 50 X pr ig .411 x, an 41-1 Mr. Art Simpson, Treasurerg Janice Eller- man, Secretaryg Brian Kruger, Vice- Presidentg Butch Kehe, President. Leonard Ackermann Sharon Allen Mary Arenholz Richard Arjes Dick Austin , 5 1 I A, V- -I , . 'rx 99- in- . 'f-Qi Q . , o -42 of., . ' ,nguvtxxx . - ..,. J. Q - wXX'wi?ha:1 - :mr 1:- ,m-.vlv Xin nv? 'U 1l if HWWA mu'99 ' .mr 1 h 'azz Jean Case Mike Chestnut Elizabeth Christophel J Susan Clewell V Tamra Cook y Joyce Dettmer Janice Ellerman Sharon Fails Gary Foutch Sandy Ga mbaia ni ,ga W., 4.5 X, Xa 'Q s, ,. ,fr .,,..u7 , ,v-K P J vt are ,ah 1 ,nw ,4 -3 iw ' : it .af ar ' 1 ., 38 1- s 9' 3' :V, J 6 ,AX x .,,..--. I W.- . , s fr-M.. - - ' 'H Q: 6 .-ua..-.-M si '. v 'L 4 ' ' 9 4w W'-'-ns, Q 1 v', ,itat 'ea n .'fvv '-'3 :' 4.4'4a !'.1'. .' f it ,I I I K Q IN A' . 'Ml Q .- ES. 2521. Lynette Lee Mary Maloy Dave McDonald Donald McGrane Lloyd McNeilus 'V X., fini Q g.-I we du, L v,, az, I . AC -f.. . ff --1. Q , 1. 5 ,rx A. X lx-D - x H X., ,,, , Sv '5' M2 ve.-MW, 1 Lf 1 F - xrlk 15' L, 52 ,V . fry ,S J Saga V431 y . rg! 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'W .f'3' ,Q W-??kdiig'- Va Richard Meinhard James Menzel Ruth Meyer Joan Mueller Ronnie Nicolaus . 1 X' 3 '43 4 729 Q K ., o V ' -ill 'W'-N GA.. fm 5? - a .ff ' V, ' If , J ,t- sf-', .-'fr , 4 A di 5 S 3 A ' 613 ,. ,ff 22 ,-. 0 M 3' ' .- , - 0 ui 5 . ' , 1 fatldii' . A A 31 ' 'il n A ' Sr Q, F12-' are 4141! . 3+ W, me if 5 mf ff' .5 Y . Mesa! gfj7 l-P. .J Q f William White Vernon Whitney Jean Williams Douglas Zahn Eileen Zimmermann NOT SHOWN Barbara Bruns Jerry Cow get Gary Schneider Judy Schunk SOPHOMGRE CLASS 3 si TTY Q -, xx if Q- -..'?'T 1 4 'lf L l Mr. Dye, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Moeller. Keith Witwer, Treasurerg Gary Walker, Secretaryg Francis Wollenzien, Vice Presi- dentg Denny Rubenow, President. Barbara Adams Norman Andorf Barbara Bainbridge Q. ' -vu i I 'iii :L WY 4 i N-s. X . i 1 Xml J. X iii f .. 5 T as 3 as fs- , 9 al, '7 'far' fs.. ' , -f - ,aj X. wg Q A. r J C' 3 X ' I A .2513 ' . I ' , f A' C an 'A v K D We , X W 1 5 N - 3 51' ,B +,,, 9-us 3 .. ,,,,, W. I ax? T' Y R As wr x X -0 1 . -1 .,f .4 D . My Ar: '21, ,. 1 'N :E t ?a ,e : ,- F fl. Shirlee Baker Ron Barnes Judith Bauer Mary Blake Darrell Blasberg Derril Boerschel Carole Brandt Nancy Bunger Gene Buss James Campbell Jerry Capper Roger Capper Dale Carrison Dave Carver John Case fi J K if ' 'MJ' ..'A1' J 1 A it af ' ' 1? y ' J is .fi Y.. ,, . as Karen Fails Carol Flood Terry Gilmore Dixie Graser Barbara Hamilton Donald Harwood Roger Heiser Jean Hesse Betty Hodges James Homan Betty Homeister William Hough Chuck lnfelt Margery Jensen Julianne Jewell Sally Johnsen Sylvia Jordan Sharon Kaiser Darrell Kelling Roger Klunder Larry Kueker Claudia Lampe Sandy Larson Jerald Latwesen Walter Lillibridge ifzqi Q. S-if - vs. .25 sv 33 ' . I .1 ' 'L , 4 s L 'If ' ,V i x om ,p'z,', is 'WX lliiyx fly, flliqllif' li ifflifrf ' 1 464 ,rr , 4?- . J Q' A A Q' X N -1 fy, ,k.,,' Nfl: ' '19 'gg ' W 1. I I? 4 1 5 fy 'Ware - -nik .rl .6 ,... V .31 A4- fd-4 xl' .5 X as W KL. 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Q r. , A.-f A ,pf lglflwf' ': if 1 , .5. 557 f . . , Q 6 - -' 1,191-1' 'LLL Janet Wittenburg Keith Witwer Francis Wollenzien Lea Wright 3' Warren Youngquist NOT SHOWN Jerry Gilley Karen Johnson Kathe Mensing Carmen Ramberg Bob Willbee ,,.. Q lx 1 rs, R -2 v NNN ff: We 'W - Pfv' Marcia Nolte Linda Nyhus Beverly Peters Raymond Petri Shirley Roettjer Dennis Rubenow James Sale Chris Schmidt Louis Schwartz James Simpson Michael Strottman Terry Sullivan Steven Swanson Romedy Tate Janice Thoms Barbara Tietje Elaine Traetow Orville Wahl Gary Walker Richard Walther Ann W alton Dennis Wecleking Larry Wedemeier Bill Welcher Bob Wiley .wav X 3? i f Ji A gt. ,T ir-AF f i if.. Ni' 'W FRESHMAN CLASS Miss Fisher, Mr. Flickinger, Miss Eno. 'HY 4 ' Barbara Beebe Cheryl Benck Clair Bennett Patricia Bingham Louis Bittner Betty Boehme Dennis Boorom Gary Brandenburg, Carolyn Brandt Joyce Brase 5 4 N is , ,. 51. . ' ff 8 sp? x I mph X G19 4' 3 4- Kendra Mueller, Treasurerg Byron Simpson, Secretaryg Ron Lundberg, Presidentg Jim Dukowitz, Vice President. X.- , . ,., , ...ri it Carol Ackermann .K A. Marcia Anderson 4- 1 ' A Mary Austin CTI. l - A James Avery Donna Bainbridge yr-f-tx vw 4' I 1-strive? X 2 MZ wtf jgfrvu Q23 5 3 f , fs . , ggi ..,. f ,M iff. T W W Q9 , - ' :' 'Wg' ,-1 if ie J' J? fi . N fi VV . I J E. N Q 'ggi '9 fav' ixeiy mxix- . H, - rs ' 5 , 'X ' Q? 'L hfi.Jgmfi,i f Fi'x 35 Nal- -4lQea- 'nv-V Q 55 ! , A' ss E pw '-r' ,- 'Nfl' Karen Brettman Gordon Carolus A Kathleen Carver Noma Cave Paul Courbat or ' -Q ' 255, ' s.. ur ' gg X A xii L-.ec ' fr 'i.. John Cowger George DeGroote Carol Dellinger Robert Dempsey Sharon Dewey nl--.. ,my fl' 'QQ , av lx -F f yet may X Jim - 1 '1 -'. E352 lffggif r s A 0 'ft 1 TP Y N' K MV: H. A , wiv'-t-V . H . ' 'fog-Q I 3 'J A 'Q ...ff . wa' wi N! .4 , -gt 4 . -N in 3 'Z' at it f I A XX , ,, 'ff 4 ' J .4 , I, 'RX J as 3175 x xm. M scar' ' 'J b - J 'W' L a at 9 K J ffl 'J' J J J J-7 Delores Hildebrandt Clyde Hirsch Charles Hough Marlys Ingersoll Janis J ahnke 5 x W-. X 8' 1- 757 J, if V Q 1. 1 fr 15 0:55. 'Q-, '- NiEi 1,,5.s-ww ig , .. 'N 5. , WM, ,, 1, ,V 42 Q ' J ,nr vi L ck 5 L 'fda , 2 , tv f 'K 5 ,Qi l ,gs -,Kwan ' -5 15' bg' aft' Elizabeth Driscoll Charlotte Droste Jim Dukowitz Faith Edmonds Kathie Ellerman James Fitzpatrick Sandra Flege Duane Foutch Nancy France Roger Fuerste nbe rg Bruce Geweke William Hackley Fred Hagemann Nathan Hahn Don Hanson Richard Hardwig Eugene Harlan Dick Hazlitt Janet Hiene John Hemingway 36 Barbara lilunder Ma rga ret Koleno Karlton Kappmeyer Sandra Kemp Patrick Kerwin ' Sally Iahnke I A' W A , , 1 2. Donna Jones X XX , l M, lied' QR fl if l...Q.-. - W Bruce Kettner V' fu? ' S. K- 'J 6 ' we .If Darrel Krueger ff J M I i 4 Helen liuykendall Sandra Leemon Suzanne Lenius Myrna Liebers Ron Lundberg Sherry Mango Gerald McGlnn John Merrill Jim Meyer Mickey Miller Robert Miller John Moeller Kendra Mueller Terry Noel Gary Noonan Mike Pauley 37 fbi, Q ,M 'ur-. I K 51 TL . -1' 3 'F' f . V' - Q W I ' -5' 1 .V 11-.. 1- 1 X., af We rr r . X X A U I 'A X , A L I.: a 'P 4- 1 5' ,, Q- ffl ' 4 .F v, , -fr: G K Q A east- if M ' Y 'L lf' ' Q ' i 1 E l 1 f r ,. 5 Ll Ellen Porath 8 ,J A - V Velda Pothast 4 , ' 2 V' Gary Reinhardt ' ' U Mervin Remley Renda Renwick S 46 Barbara Richma nn Duane Rieckenberg ...M I . H .. -1. , . . 2 . -iw W 1 , MY y 1 , L , if f fi v4,w,'A .- . ,4.,4, Vrv , , , 1 0 x sz. i. ,4.,,,- ,s, 4 dw , ' 5 'Z -f ' , 4' :gp Vavw J -Us -u p ' w y .2 fi 1- ig K H-'ur A' if aff 'x ! ,, H, 4 ' 1 n At is B si , ai 4 X. 9 L A fx 3 'V' Emi' rw 'GP' .. Carol Rife ' John Ruff -J A Bill Sandusky V',' ' A ' f l -few 4., 4 '- ! 1, ,:f'a. 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L v ff all S lf' ,Mari 4.1 Q f Airy' 1 i d 'ip ,. ,eq Q lsr- ff , lffffl a a fhff . f'1A 3 il AMW5 4--V 5 , 1-ww -,., I +. 3 , , ww if .ga 5' Paulette Will Jeanette Wilson Judy Winkleman 1' Fil ffm to Dennis Schneider Ralph Schroedermeier Marcia Schultz Charles Schwartz Mary Sebilsky Barry Shaw Verna Dell Shephard Ruth Simmer Byron Simpson Jim Soldwisch Barth Steere Bill Strottman Harold Tallent Susan Tardiff Terry Tate Carole Theiss Bill Thoms Almyra Timion James Walther Bonnie Warneke Dianne Wedeking Norman Wente NOT SHOWN Linda Claassen Connie Willbee Marlene Schmidt James Wesrendorf 38 QUEEN MARY SANDY HOMECCDMING COURT SANDY SANDY i V if KENDRA SHARON MARGERY Homecoming 1959 was a big success in every way, Like Homecoming every year, it began many weeks before the day itself, with the nomination of queen candidates by the four high school classesg the clubs, classes, etc, working on their iloatsg pep club decorating the stageg to say nothing of the many hours spent by the football team and the band preparing for the annual event, As usual the Thursday night before Homecoming, the snake dance was held followed by a bon-fire at the fair grounds at which the team members gave their various words of encouragement for a victory, , October 9 marked the date for Waverly High's 1959 Homecoming. At 2:30 in the afternoon the student body, along with many parents and alumni, met in the auditorium for the assembly, at which,T eff Cleveland, mayor of student council, crovmed Mary Monaghan, a senior 1959 Home- coming queen. Laura Marsh, a senior, and Sandy Rosenau, a junior, were the queen's attendants, with Sandy Gam- baiani, Sandy Larson, Marjorie Jensen, Kendra Mueller and Sharon Dewey making up the remainder of the queen's court, The stage was done in a beautiful silver-blue court scene, Don Berry was guest speaker for the event and Jerry Sullivan was team speaker, The parade was held following the assembly. Junior class took first place with their float, with Masquers and FFA second and third places, 'I'he football team came through with another 44-26 victory over Decorah to make the day complete. Following the game, 'the dance was held at Irving featuring the Esquires. Because of the many hours of planning by our student council and the cooperation of each student and faculty member, 1959 Homecoming was a success in every way, 41- ir IM HARVEST B LL It was a cold snowy evening the night of November 14, but the atmosphere at the Harvest Ball was warm and friendly, The decorations of corn shocks, bales of hay, and r,eal log fences truly made the setting au- thentic for the evening of square dancing. During the intermission, Bonnie Stufflebeam was crowned 1959 Harvest Ball Queen. Other entertainment was also provided during the intermission. Everyone attending the 1959 Harvest Ball thoroughly enjoyed the eveningof informal fun sponsored by the F,F,A. 5 .F fn',, Ill 3 92 Q, Q L nk fs 'P bk .J Misa. ig? in ix gg f-ff 4 V . fs -Q.. 'iii 'rl Q - 94 ,,,. J an X' 1 FV S Q ,ri Miss Austen , Mrs. Harold , Mazie , , Mrs. Craig , , Ethel Landreth Walter Craig , Mrs. Frazier , Billy Birkrnire Joseph Catelle SENIOR C ASS PLAY CAST 0 c s 0 9 0 O 0 Nancy Hagemann , ,Judy Hoth , , Marilyn House Valerie Williams , , Avis Heine , , Bruce Hein , Judy Mueller Michael Carver . Larry Lenius Harry . . . , James Brye Eugene Fredericks. , . . Craig Repp Expressman. . . Monte Briner Assistant Director . . . Judy Kohlmann Director . . . Mrs. Sherma Erholm CRAIC-3'S WIFE fi W ,.., L.. F 4 I f JU IOR CLASS PLAY CAST Dora . . . Mrs. Wilkens. . . Mirian Wilkens . , Lt, Wm, Seawright . . Judge Wilkens .... Albert Kummer . . Martha Seawright . . . Sgt. Chuck Vincent , , Harold Klobbermeyer , Director . . . . . Assistant Director . . . Kathryn Becker Glenda Sanders , Nancy Baker . . Keith Nissen Michael Chestnut . . Douglas Zahn Sandy Gambaiani . , Tom Benton , , ,Art Simpson . Mrs. Erholm . . George Beebe DEAR RUTH 9 ,ku 8 LW' ml r K rr if , f??f Sf? r A ' A fs A '? ' Y ' ff Q f G? TV .2 f--wa 1 ,MJ ,..- M-Q H N. gil gif Q19 Beat Blast Senlor Class Pa fly. 47 Roaring Twentiesn Freshman Class Party. .- 5 Npdy, Bandstand , Junior Class Party, Sl Tut's Tomb Sophomore Class Party. MASQUERS PRESENT LETTERS TO LUCERNE GENE BUSS OTTO MATHERNY FRED TIMSON MIKE CHESTNUT NANCY HAGEMAN GLENDA SANDERS JULIE JOHANNSEN C LA UDIA LAMP E SANDY ROSENAU PAM MOONEY SHARON OPPERMANN JUDY HOTH CANDY GUETHER Q, W' DOW BE T Downbeat, the 1960 variety show, sponsored by the music department, was aspectacular hit seen by a full house. The highlight of the evening featured Mr. James Coffin with a drum solo. A11 the acts from music to modern dancing to the humorous style show made a completely enjoyable evening of entertainment for all, .ax 5... ul X if I. '1 ,.,a, M o 0 N L I G H -I ,I A N D R Www ,QL A X X g, I X .lvl X! v 1 'N GW-3fud'4 S w 7 S. X 'rf' lx A .b Q2 ' 'f I NXS ,- W XXX W' so . XXX. wb, The Reverend Gerald Nerenha usen Baccalaureate Speaker BACCAL URE TE Z 33, 151 if l .fvrr .. e'r1 sg + 5, f Bl' 3 is V t 5 is An! 4909 ,frm mzsf Wall' N135 lf CGMMENCEME T 5' wg if fi Mr. H. L. Leshe Commencement Speaker Jim Brye Class Presxdem CLASS SNA S Joumalism Class Li wr ...-- in ,, if - Q' 1 Kathe Mensing For the first semester Kathe attend- ed school by means of a Teach-a -phone. She was able to attend in person the second semester. A . World Affairs Forum which aL ag- ASSEMBLIE SNAPS Christmas Program State Spee ch Contestants Honors Assembly Senior Class Gift A Stereo-Hi-Fi 'This Atomic World Science Assembly One-A ct Pla y Suppressed Desires v -3 . V . 1 wvfxfy'-f b A Pt' Vx H sf Q , - N J, ' 2 Q J W , W wsxie , X Q W 4 Q 9 I .gig 2-ff 1 1 HHNKIN5 HUEDUNN - 1,-,Q ,Jig ...,,f:, 1 ,,. .A . , xl U 1. F ' .....T...., r' - ff I' . I ' - 1+ 1 wi. Q, .few 1 I ,W A K aa an Q Q. fi ,QQ , 1 Q2 K if , ' L! . 1 f A ' N. .Mk . -, , aw , xg 1 'Y L 'x ,. ,, ,Q 5, 'S A 25545 X' Nw 'ix' fi - ' NA 1 5 4 fr 4 , , . .J . r 'QSVYST' I -.wry v, . ,V 5 ,A I l Q 24 ' .. 'W 1:5145 if 1 -, 4 1, Ye if F . an y J? A' 42 1,1 j ya ' 'F I if 'E 522 5 SQUAD The 1959 Go-Hawk football season turned out to be one of the highlights of the sports year in WHS. Under the capable leadership ofMartBrandes, assisted by Herb Thompson, the Go-Hawks rolled to a 7-1 season record. Off to a running start the Go-Hawks trimmed Marion 25-6 in the opening game. In the following weeks they ran their record to 6-0 with winning scores of 26-0, 39-6, 27-0, 44-26, and 39-O, Then, when trying to go for the conference champion- ship and their seventh straight win they ran into a tough Charles City team. On a rain-soaked and muddy field the Go-Hawks lost to the Comets by al2-O score, Not to be outdone, however, the Waverly team trimmed Columbus High of Waterloo the following week by a 44-O score, The last game of the season was cancelled due to a heavy snowfall. In the course of most football campaigns a team playing at home field is traditionally tougher than a team playingaway from home. The Go-Hawks disproved this theory when they outscored their opponents 136 to 0 while playing away from home. At the end of the season Mike Carver, Bill Westendorf, Jim Carver, Gerald Sullivan, Monte Briner, Dave Rowray, and LenAcker- mann were named to the all-conference team, Sullivan and Brimer as repeat selections. Mike Carver was named to the 2nd all-state team and Bill Westen- dorf, Gerald Sullivan, and Monte Briner received All-State honorable mention. Mike Carver and Bill Westendorf were also named to the WMT-TV All Collegian honor roll. 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V A 'y a L .j5fvf A P, -,i,i,f,i.- Q .9 QV? , -, A , '- 5-s9Yh56uf,..af fl. iw. , g ., . Lx it rj. I 3. s, -5' SQA ,V Kifxu , -1 Q35 , 'I . M. Q.. -. .,-' if ,J . f, . .0 f-fih a-af. fe Aye. if fx , 'ff ff'-. . ,vffwv iv 3b,.f .SQ 'f .gf -,Ra 4 Q fy 1 '1 'ff. A I A . ' l 'z 4 W r lFH5JMasFR5sssQt,r!nl ROW ONE: Jerry Henry, Ron Nicolaus, Dick Austin, Dick Arjes, Brian Krueger, Monte Briner, Jerry Sullivan, Dick Kemming. ROW TWO: Eldon Leisinger, Dennis Rubenow, Mike Chestnut, Steve Kemming, Dave Rowray, Jeff Cleveland, Fred Hendrickson, Roger Cook. ROW THREE: Coach Herb Thompson, Mike Carver, Bruce Hein, Len Ackerman, Bill Westendorf, Jim Carver, Jim Brye, Coach Mart Brandes, no rx H m fi 'Q f O f 'W f f 7 A13 B3 79 tl- f it 57k 7 o 'S t 59 SB 54 aa BL 52 3 ROW ONE: Coach George Sovereign, Chuck Infelt, RonBarnes, Gary Walker, Larry Kueker, Chris Schmidt, Francis Wollenzein, Dennis Boorom, Coach Ray Reasland. ROW TWO: Bob Wiley, Clair Bennett, Darrell Kelling, Dave Carver, Mike Strottman, Warren Youngquist, Ron Lundberg, J im Homan, Mervin Remley. ROW THREE: Dale Carrison, Bruce Kettner, John Cowger, Jim Duko- witz, Mickey Miller, Byron Simpson, Mike Pauley, Paul Courbat, Bill Strottman, Bob Miller, Bill Hackley, sifff 2 'X George 1396196 IIIT1 Carver Mike Carver Jeff Cleveland J' fw in X X4,'f ' N-X, vi..-nv' ' si' 'li Roger Cook Bruce Hein Brian Kruger Dave Rowray Y? S I x Art Simpson Jerry Sullivan Bill Westendorf Mr. Thompson ' 61 4 Q 1 4 Q! 7? BASKETB LL rx 75517.11 isyill ' H7 X f A X fl, xuiiw 'I' I s't'llf Ou ,un 354351 S If BE D N. i ,f Xzcf ROW ONE: Manager, C, Repp, Coach Thompson, Manager, R, Herzog. ROW TWO: G, Sullivan, A, Simpson, D, Rowray. R. Cook, W, Westendorf, M, Carver, B. Hein, G, Beebe, J, Cleveland, B, Kruger, MISSING: J. Bruns, J. Carver, Marshalltown Cedar Falls Decorah Mason City Cresco Oelwein Charles City East Waterloo Marion Decorah Cresco A BASKETBALL RECORD We They 55 71 62 47 72 59 51 72 69 60 50 51 56 39 45 46 77 62 60 43 76 55 New Hampton Cedar Falls Oelwein Charles City New Hampton West Waterloo Shell Rock fSect.J Fredericksburg fSect.J Jamesville fSect.D Grundy Center fDist.D ,Tesup fDist.5 Mason City Holy Fami ly CDist.D They 63 48 75 42 72 47 31 36 53 40 49 62 5 5 A I ,I 4-nr, 1-if 'I . VS, E, 'iff o ,- it W f ? y 'ff 7 xg! I-: ' af mf X 1 I B ASKETBALL ROW ONE: B, Simpson, B, Miller, J. Morrill, R. Barnes, G. Walker, B. Strottman ROW TWO: J, Simpson, Manager, K, Witwer, D, Carver, D, Rubenow, B , Wiley Coach Sovereign, D, Boorom, C, Infelt, F, Wollenzien, J. Sale, Manager. Cedar Falls Decorah Mason City Cresco Oelwein Charles City East Waterloo Marion GIBIY We They 40 44 48 46 39 41 51 24 39 37 44 34 41 54 54 31 SQUA D Decorah Cresco New Hampton Cedar Falls Oelwein Charles City New Hampton West Waterloo We They '77 54 '71 19 53 25 41 49 51 '41 64 37 52 35 32 53 vvh Q A v N ' WRESTLI G P5 P3 ' 1 ' rVAM'WM - cp- rl' 'fs-r' .awe if 4 u t f I J ROW ONE: V, Noel, M, Strottman, M, Briner, J, Brye, D, Austin, D, Arjes, L, Ackerman, ROW TWO: Coach Reasland, J , Cowger, R, Capper, R, Petri, C, Lillibridge, A, Benker, L, Wedemeier, J, Homan, Coach Dye. ROW THREE: J, Moeller, Manager, L. Bittner, D.Kueker, M , Miller, M, Pauley, D, Max, M, Remley, M, Chestnut, M, Heidt. WRE STLING RECORD WA VE RLY OP PONE NT 14 New Hampton 26 14 East Waterloo 25 9 Cedar Falls 32 26 Oelwein 19 26 Hampton 13 34 Decorah 13 14 Charles City 27 31 Oelwein 14 14 Cresco 25 20 TC High 18 5th Conference 3rd District 9th State The Go-Hawk wrestlers battled to a 5 won 5 lost season record under Coach Reasland, In the State AAU Monte Briner and Dick Arjes both won titles with Jim Brye finishing second. In the conference meet Briner, Dick Austin, and Len Ackermann won titles, with Jim Brye third, ln District, Ackermann won a first, Briner a second, and Brye and Austin finished third. In the state meet Brlner finished second for the third yearin succession andAckermann, making his first appearance in the state meet, finished fourth, At the end of the year Brye and Briner were named Co-Captains, Ackermann was most valuable, and Vanci1Noe1wasnamedmostimproved, M,.......4 g, dw Mmm, N 'un 95-John Cowger 103-Roger Capper 112-Ray Petri 120-Chuck Lilhbudge L 'lfl 127-Vancil Noel 133 -Mike Strottman 138-Monte Brmer 145-Jim Brye 1 A Hn, 4 JY ,f Ye 3 M it ef . V j L- 1 DQ , A g I l X n 5 154-Dick Austin 165-Dick Arjes Hwt, -Len Ackermann Coach Reasland 66 4-1 nr -A' ,, ,, Q Q -N' f Y ',,' 'fn xzqf ep .fu ' ' 1 ' 'N X ' A s 5 fn 'fr 4' g . ' H -if M . .121 'mf ' -- I 1 ggger ggwfiif if , Sm Q at 4 5. .. ,' Z. 'xl ha lr.:-M , MI'g ' ri ,A - '- X x 4.331 Am if X ,j sf. 1, , ff ' as 1 3,1 Vf 1 'ff iYef Ym:.zii?Qf:1 21,5 W N ts' ill' K Ne.-v-I f-N V fain at 'Rm I 1 , w. X XL-'NX 3 ASEBALL qu? ROW ONE: D. Bauer, N. Oberheu, A, Simpson, R, Kemming, W, Youngquist, B, Kruger, B. Strottman, G, Walker. ROW TWO: Coach Sovereign, A, Wente, J. Cleveland, J, Carver, W Westendorf, J. Wright, D, Boorom. J. Henry, BA SE BA LL RE CORD WAVERLY OPPONENT 5 Wapsie Valley 8 9 West Waterloo 4 4 East Waterloo 6 9 Charles City 4 O East Waterloo 6 0 Sumner 3 Sectional Tourney 1 Shell Rock 0 2 Janesville '7 TRACK 'G .- .., 1- .,.. sq' WY Q 'Q' l 'v-rfW- .1 wr tv -1 ,Y V 5 WY' 1 'I 1' 191, H 1 1 Q asf ,,y, x ffni ami ig Q. Cf, ROW ONE: D, Arjes, L, Ackerman, G. Sullivan, M, Briner, .T . Brye, M, Heidt, J, Liang, F, Tim- son. ROW TWO: M, Strottman, D, McDonald, B, Wiley, F. Hendrickson, R, Barnes, A, Benker B, Kettner, F, Wollenzien, ROW THREE: C, Bennett, J, Schunk, J, Capper, B, Hough, D, Bittner J, Homan, D, Rubenow, B, McNerney, D, Carver, ROW FOUR: R. Capper, D, Harwood, B, Hough J. Avery, R. Nicolaus, P. Courbat. TRACK RECORD Waverly 2nd at T, C, triangular State Indoor Conference Indoor Waverly 5th Triangular at C, F, Waverly 2nd Waverly 5th at Comet Relays Waverly lst in District Conference Outdoors Waverly 5th Waverly Sth in State 69 GCDLF ' '-N53 ',,q4stfk,323 . X Sax xl E ' Doug Zahn Bruce Hein Gary Reinhardt 1960 RECORD 3rd in a triangular at Waterloo West with Columbus lst in a quadrangular at Waverly with Columbus, Charles City, 84 Sumner lst in a triangular at Cedar Falls with New Hampton lst in a 5 team quadrangular at New Hampton with Cresco, Cedar Falls, 8s Sumner 3rd in N. E. I. C. lst in class B district at Independence 5th in class B state tournament at Boone George Beebe Bob Miller Mr. Reasland I ,,,,Jl3 wry ,ada T ' ' 'l -r xvfstrrv' . .,n. fx .'1vf if . 4. s Mg' and-' 343 - sf? .3-Q . 3 '41 . A A 'if Q-in 'iii .qua edfggg -I r cl 1.7-if ,ASQ -pf' ' . ' .B 0 -- .- 'F 1. -,,,, -fo- if rivgi 'ffm ,V . in -af 'l Q y an ir ....., 48. SPCRTS '5-1 'f f 7 L-k 1? SNAPS ATIGNAL HO CDR SOCIETY C? ROW ONE: Brian Kruger, Michael Carver, Brian Harvey, Judy Kohlmann, Mr. Taylor. ROW TWO: Mary Homan, Sylvia Luloff, Joyce Bodecker, Elizebeth Christophel, Laura Marsh, Mary Monaghan. ROW THREE: Roger Cook, Ann Hardwig, Valerie Williams, Barbara Infelt, Douglas Zahn. NOT SHOWN: Mr. McFarland, Lf, OFFICERS--Treasurer, Brian Krugerg President, Brian Harveyg Secretary, Judy Kohlmanng '-t.f'ice-President, Mike Carver. National Honor Society is an honorary organi- zation composed of students who have demonstrated outstanding scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class may be selected by the faculty each year. They are sponsored by Mr. Taylor and Mr. McFarland, TUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE James Carstensen Ann Hardwig Jeffrey Cleveland, George Beege, Judy Winkleman. ROW TWO Mr McFarland James Homan Leonard Ackermann, Michael Carver, David Rowry, Student Council, the governing body for the stu- dents, is made up of representatives from each of the four high school classes and one from junior high. Each year the council is in charge of at least one service and one finance project, This year they sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Hoedown for the senior high student body, which was one of the social high- lights of the year, 74 QUILL AN SCROLL lift WED vi gr tv me-17 ROW ONE: Mike Carver, Mr. Dillon, Jeff Cleveland. ROW TWO: Laura Marsh, Kathy Becker, Pat Bahr, Valerie Williams, Judy Kohlmann. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Gibbs. Quill and Scroll is an hon- l 77 ff and Mr. Gibbs, and aD' orary organization for high Xff proved by the executive school lournalists. Mem- 2 f,'!.7 -I f' yy, 1 secretary. Throughout bers are selected from the , Q the year the Waverly chap- upper 1X3 of the junior or X - -1 ter encourages its mem- senior class who have done an e- bers to increase their jour- outstanding work in some if nalistic knowledge, and in phase of j ou rnal ist ic or g fi' the spring they hold a for- creative endeavor. T h e y M X iffgj- K mal initiation cere m o ny must be recommended by 'Q' in' Tfgazlie- for all new members. the advisors, Mr. Dillon 1 ' H l W --9 gg, ,- a 0 D , . 75 TH ESPIANS ff LL ...M,,A,,A, ba' r O ww, J I , ROW ONE: Miss Bennett, Advisor, Sandy Rosenau, Jean Williams, Valerie Williams, Pam Mooney, Nancy Hagemann. ROW TWO: Sandy Gambaiani, Butch Kehe, MI. Dillon, hon- orary'memberg Judy Hoth, ROW THREE: Glenda Sanders, Barbara lnfelt, Judy Kohlmann, President, Laura Marsh, Secretary, Judy Mueller. Thespians is an honorary dramatics society founded to stimulate students'in- terest in the stage. Mem- bers are selected from the upper third of the junior or senior classes from stu- dents who have done out- N he 5 ' 2 J J 1 standing work on the stage as well as behind the sets, Each year the members vote for the Best Thes- pian of the year, Nancy Hagemann this year re- ceived the award. 76 GO-H WK STAFF 44' ROW ONE: James Carver, Ann Hardwlg, Laura Marsh, Judy Kohlmann, Barbara lnfelt, Richard Kemming. ROW TWO: Mary Monaghan, Rose Mary Monaghan, Julie Johannsen, Monte Briner, Joyce Bodecker, Judy Mueller, Rachel Berry. ROW THREE: Wlvia Luloff, Jane Pape, Connie Gaard, Patricia Bahr, Elaine Roloff, Judy Long, Judy Hoth. Ann Hardwlg Class Editor -.SQ 3 ,, ' 3 , J S., . Laura Marsh Judy Kohlmanrl J Editor-in-Chief Make-Up Editor 77 Barbara Infelt Activities Editor i 'L :fi- Monte Brimer, Dick Kemming, Co-Sports Editors James Carver Art Editor Pat Bahr Picture Editor Rosemary Monaghan Photographer Judy Hoth News Editor Joyce Bodecker Business Manager he wavtrly 64' W Waverly High School .. .. 22..,.., 4.A..A. ..A. . .,,.,...,A.. rl .... , .. .Waverlm .Iowa .,,, H.,.,.l96Q, K' ff' fr' - ' - -f -f-f' ' ' f '3 1 V i 5 f J jf Q, for f VJ V ness ifihlis gf JX..i.f it M, in I .xlw J ROW ONE: M, Heiser, K. Becker, J. Cleveland, V, Williams, M, Carver, P, Bahr, M, Homan. 2-.1 4 ROW TWO: Mr. Dillon, K, Jenkins, L, Kueker, J, Williams, J, Brown, G, Sanders, P, Mooney, .ss S, Hahlweg, K, Meiners, S, Rosenau, Mrs. McGrew. ROW THREE: C. Guether, B, Westendorf, xx J, Jewell, M, Graham, D , Carver, R. Barnes, C, Drose, J, Dettmer, G, France, Y f' l x 1,1 xx f, 7 1 f . , 1 1 I it i i 1 .1 .,,,...x,, :tj fl U11 Cedar Falls, will talk to the Future Teachers on the college preparation for teachers at their meeting on Thursday, March 10. All those interested in teach- ing are invited to attend. The group will meet in the library at 3:45 p.m. T x r P I 4 CdUege fill be this six on and eaching cationg Roger liter- ers and onomios Mary Jo ' www Delbert Ford, Jane e, Eng- sz,Ger- in and nd Paul hr, and , bio- hman is ss in hool. .752 .N -ilx 31-'fx K' 'Qdf' JL' f4Q:XTfig -!,lJbrli ,yfsuxrviibakg N X-',1X I Ax' Y . .L 'X 1 xxv' Prog ' l'V'l TALE-FEATH ERS w 2 ig, f R 2, uf: ,K , J- x, ff? v i, ri 'TT' lifffijf ROW ONE: Shirley Graeser, Mary Homan, Karen Meiners, Sandra Gambiani, Kathryn Becker. ROW TWO: Rachel Berry, Marie Holzman, Sharon I-Iahlweg, Lavonne Kueker, Marjorie Campbell, Coreen Graf, Mary Jane Heiser. ROW THREE: Mrs. McGrew, Gail France, Julie Jewell, Sandra Fails, Noma Cave, Mr, Dillon, Q , R R , f i l if' so CHESS CLUB aff: ' if in--1. ,4..... . ROW ONE: E, Christophel, C, Schmidt, D, Zahn, J. Williams, K, Graf. ROW TWO: R. Petri, G, Liang, J, Sale, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Dillon, K, Nissen, D, Hansen, M, Lee, M, Homan, Chess Club is the most recently formed organization in the school. Its purpose is to stimulate thought as its members prepare for matches with other schools. This year the club played a series of matches with Osage, OFFICERS--Chris Schmidt, Vice-President, Doug Zahn, President, Jean Williams, Secre- tary. W-assi' SCIENCE CLUB ROW ONE: Nancy I-Iagemann, Secretaryg Dick Bittner Ray Petri Keith Graf ROW TWO Mr Jarrard, Sponsorg George Max, Vice-PresidentgBr1anHarvey President Mike Heidt Jerry Liang Treasurerg Doug Zahn, Keith Nissen. Science Club under the guidance of Mr. Jarrard, consists of students interested in science, its background and future. Each spring some of the members of Science Club take their projects to the Science Fair at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls. At their meetings they conduct group experi- ments and often have guest speakers and members demonstrate various experiments. Ap- A1 Q h . V: fi?-tgg,.' f Champions at F, F. A. Meat Hog Show. Lynn l-Iassman, American Farmer, and his dad. .aghx Waverly mayor proclaiming national F. F. A. week in Waverly. :H '-'Q gn-f 1, Gold award winners at F. F. A. plow meet. Kiddies Barnyard ln October the Waverly Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was named as a Gold award winner in the National Chapter contest. The Waverly F, F. A, was the only Iowa chapter to receive this honor. A ' -- ,,, . ,l', sfii. Qu' f. l 1 f- 1:5133 ...Q '- A ? mini n I , ZFFEJ-5' .,-'ff i Q ' F at ZL1 1 a I yy 5 Qblg 5 f is ..- ' iii E 'ref .4 ' Ps , ... X... Q i' t if? . 31 . f X25 Q A .9 ,ffl Q AJ X . 4 ,I Q. , lg 'sk r o .1 fi' I C s M, A e . 1.9 F xx! j 4 f 1 J' lx 4 r ' LY FF ,..,., . 4 .5-J 1144 I Gold award winning Program of Work team. ,f,.,.-- , 9 8 sci, Q Roadside sign at Champion hog carcass award edge of Waverly. presentation. Girls who served the F, F. A. parent-son banquet. Chapter Gold award display at State F. F. A, Convention. Q O O Future Nurses is spon- sored by Mrs, Pape, the school nurse, Members ofthis club are students interested in nursing as a career, Through the club they receive practical aides for the future. OFFICERS--President, Jane Papeg Sandra Kemp, Publicityg Sally Jahnke, Treasurerg San- dra Walther, Secretary, Ruth Ingersoll, Vice-President, His- torian. A. QFUTURE URSESH Carol Rife, Kathy Mensing, Sally Jahnke, Jane Pape, Ruth Ingersoll, Sandra Walther, Connie Hoyt, LeeAnn Schumacher, Randa Renwick, Sandra Kemp. I Eg! :if sv-1 X gi if K tasks it Q 1 SQ is.. ' f Wliix, . a Qiglgft X dll Qi ii,:1f54 ' K ' , . T W M .x. - ww., its K S 85 Q7 W-.FY 1 1. ajg sr . . 1' C17 F.T.A. Q FUTURE TEACH ERSJ 5 1 3 J' . Future Teachers, spon- sored by Miss Eno, is theor- ganization devoted to students interested in teaching as their vocation. Members participate in various activities to give them experience and knowledge in the teaching field. OFFICERS--Joyce Buls, Histo- riang Velma Knief, Vice-Presi- dentg Sylvia Luloff, Presidentg Mary Homan, Secretary- Treasurer. ROW ONE Joyce Buls, Mary Homan, Sylvia Luloff, Velma Knief, Miss Eno. ROW TWO: Shirley Roettjer Janet Heine, Elaine Roloff, Connie Jo Gaard, Joyce Dettmer, Pat Michael, Elaine 86 HOMEMAKI G COUNCIL ROW ONE: C, Remley, S, Heiser, A, Tirnion, S, Larson, Mrs. Jeske. ROW TWO: S. Dewey, V, Pothast, M, Schmidt, M, Jensen. Hornemaking Council is made up of student representatives from each of the four high school classes. The council plans the parties, style show, the homemaking float, and various other activities through the school year, Barbara Infelt received the honor of being named Homemaker of Tomorrow by having the highest score of the Waverly girls on a national test consisting of questions over the major areas of homemaking. 1 Valerie Williams was elected to the McCall's Teen Fashion Board this year from a group of national candidates. Nw... 87 U HERS ROW ONE: Mrs. Jeske, Sponsor, Joan Mueller, Janice Dieke, Sandra Walther, Jo Jensen. ROW TWO: Joyce Brandt, Lee Ann Schumacher, Helen Nitcher, Ruth Ingersoll, Verlyn Garner, ROW THREE: Barbara Beebe, Janice Bruns, Jeanette Wilson, Sharon Dewey, Ruth Meyer, Barbara Klunder . ROW FOUR: Margery Jensen, Jean lserman, Joyce Schmidt, Delores Hildebrandt, Rose- mary Briner. The Ushers' Club is a service or- ganization whose duties and objectives are to usher at all school activities. The members of Ushers receive points according to merit as do many of our other schoolorganizations. The club holds a monthly meeting with their sponsor, Mrs. Jeske, at which the members volunteer for the forthcoming events. Q? OFFICERS-- President, Janice Deikeg Point Chairman, Joan Mueller, Secretary, Sandra Walther. i 88 r,'4 nr, ' Z N'- Sykes. .Agni ROW ONE: C, Gaard, R, Monaghan, J, Mueller, I. Pape, K, Ellerman, A, Timion, K, Carver, J, Williams, ROW TWO: J, Bauer, K, J enkins, J. Bunger, G, France, S, Hahlweg, E, Christophel J, Dettmer, .T. Mueller, E, Zimmermann. ROW THREE: F, Edmonds, M, Holzman, R, Berry J , Wehling, E, Roloff, J, Mosher, B, Bruns, C, Lampe, S. Larson, ROW FOUR: J. Bolton, M, House, K, Meiners, S, Oppermann, M, Graham, N, Baker, J, Deike, J. Bergman, A, Walton V, Nickerson, M, Blake. ROW FIVE: C, Droste, B, Beebe, J, Brase, B, Boehme, K, Brettman V, Shepard, D, Bainbridge, S. Heiser, J. Brown, Miss Sykes, S, Gambaiani, B. lnfelt, M, Aren- holz, S, Dewey, D,Hildebrandt, S, LeniL1S,B,Bainb1'idge, S, Baker, ROW SIX: C, Theiss, E, Porath N, Cave, S, Mango, D, Wedeking, C, Ackermann, J. Winkelman, B, Tietje, C, Ramberg. J. Witten- burg, D, Graeser, B, Peters, M, Jensen, B. Warnke, C, Benck, M, Ormston, L, Porath, S Roettjer. Z sf WWW? o-.4 v. fur - af, I nf- a , ,..-....: V- .. nw :JA f-:fi if PEP CLUB OFFICERS -- Treasurer Sandra Gambaianig President, Mary Mona ghang Vice-President, Barbara In felt, S ecretary, Sandra Heiser Point Secretaries ,Julie Brown Glenda Sanders, Sponsor, Miss l 0 CHEERLEADERS I959-I96O .Z 1 f' , 1 A , si . , . NANCY ij' S' v ' X .KDANN GLENDA 'id 4 y y f ' f he a ff' H h J lf I 3 K SANDY V x RH-' :Ad ,4u.:-mv.: MARY 1 X s . '27 N ,,.f '. rv' 'vu 19' i r 90 Girl's Recreation Association was or- ganized for girls who are especially inter- ested in sports, and who enjoy playing various games. Besides competing with each other at their regular meetings, the girls partici- pate in a play day at Iowa State Teacher's College, and at other numerous contests. They also sponsor a homecoming float. OFFICERS--Jean Mosher, Treasurer, Nancy Walther, Point Secretaryg Sharon I-lahlweg, Presidentg Ellen Maloy, Vice-President, Joyce Dettmer, Point Secretary. ROW ONE: C. Rierson, T, Hesse K Roschlce J Dettmer J Mosher N Walther E Maloy S Hahlweg, J. Schmidt, R, Ingersoll, L Lee B IGtmder L Wright ROW TWO C Graf C Flood D, Homiester, M, Heiser, M, Jensen M, Monaghan, M Holzman J Bunger G France K, Meiners, S, Gails, C, Waggett E Porath ROW THREE S Walther J Bergman L Porath J, Kuykendahl, H, Kuykendahl, D Jaschen J Hensen H Bolton M Maloy J Capper C Gaard M. House, D. Hildebrandt. ROW FOUR E Hildebrandt J Hesse R Briner R Meyer J Austin, V, Garner, J, Wilson, C. Benck K, Brettman B Boehme J Geweke J Case Q, afnaflvwsw ,QQ fb: Dt f tllfxvr it N 5 -A Q! fic'-LIB l -I X W Club is the club for boys who have won a letter in one of the sports sponsored by the high school, The purpose of the club is to encourage good sportsmanship, school loyalty, and high scholastic standards. W Club is governed by a constitution and duly elected officers. The club is sponsored by all the high school coaches. OFFICERS--President, Jerry Sullivang Secretary-Treasurer, Monte Brinerg Vice- President, Roger Cook. ROW ONE: L. Ackermann, R, Cook, J , Brye, M, Carver, D. Rubenow, F. Hendrickson, A, Benker. ROW TWO: R, Capper, D, Arjes, B, Krueger, A, Simpson, D, Rowry. J. Sullivan, M. Briner, ROW THREE: J. Henry, C, Repp, J, Cleveland, B. Westendorf, B. Hein, G. Beebe. if ii ak at it if hd - 4.'. f x . 5 ,ff s, nl. C . ROW ONE: Miss Bennett, Sponsor: S. Gambiani, S, Rosenau, B, Infelt, J, Kohlmann, V, Williams, N, Bunger, J, Hoth. ROW TWO: V, Nickerson, F, Edmonds, C, Ramberg, L, Marsh, N, Cave, K, Ellerman, J, Winkelman, M, Holzman. ROW THREE: K. Jenkins, D, Graeser, J, Williams, P, Mooney, S, Jahnke, C, Lampe, M, Blake, J, Brown, J, Mueller, N, I-Iagemann. ROW FOUR: J, Ellerman, G, Sanders, A, Walton, C, Droste, S, Mango, S, Persson, J. Mueller, K, Becker, J, Long, S, Oppermann, J, Btmger, ROW FIVE: J. Jewell, N, Baker, C, Ackermann, M, Chestnut, G, Buss, P, Kerwin, M, Graham, J, Brase, G, France, B, Beebe. MASQUERS 1 Masquers is the club made up of stu- Y : dents interested in dramatics. The club has XX several projects each year, including the S X annual Masquers' play, repairing of flats, work on prose and poetry, and the building of the sets for all other dramatic perform- ances. Masquers also head the crews for- these productions and help out with lighting and sound for out-side productions. Besides these annual activities, the club usually takes on a special project each year which is for the betterment of the club and our school's facilities. .Jil OFFICERS--Sandra Rosenau, Treasurer: Judy Kohlmann, President: Barbara lnfelt, Vice-President: Valerie Williams, Secre- tary, MARCHING BAN DRUM MAJOR--Trivona Hesse TWIRLERS--Verilyn Happel, Sandra Larson, Barbara Infelt, Janis Jahnke, Judy Long, Shir- ley Graeser, Bonnie Warneke. 94 ii fi FLUTE Kathy Brown Elaine Hildebrandt Tim Kerwin Ann Walton Nora Walther CLARINET Dixie C-ra ser Sara Thoms Ann Hardwig Joyce Bodecker Laura Marsh, Treasurerg Ann Hardwig, Presidentg Judy Kohlmann, Secretaryg Dick Steffen, Vice-President. AY CONCERT Connie Gaard Jean Hesse Elaine Roloff Susan Clewell Ruth Meyer Shirlee Baker The Waverly High School Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Roland Brom, has about 75 mem- bers. During the past year they performed in several concerts and received a Division I rating at contest, it Aw. Q was-f' 34'vf ' -' 1 3,3 4-.1 as AN Chuck Infelt Donald Harwood David Kehe Sharon Dewey Steve Swanson Glenyce Napiecek Karen Hein Joyce Buhman Everett Asmus Karla Cutler Jean Sinnot BASS CLARINET Jean Williams Diane Sherer OBOE Diane Wedeking Dorthea Meinhard BASSOON Barbara Infelt Ruth Schmidt Rebecca Mensing SAX OPHONE Judy Kohlma nn P' ' afliff Ti E 5 e DIRECTOR Mr. Brom Vicki Nickerson Karen Brettman Jane Barnard Delores Hildebrandt Beverly Peters CORNET Richard Steffen Richard Meinhard James Simpson Faith Edmonds David Carver James Sale Lee Ann Schumacher Robert Mueller James Iarchow Richard Gaard FRENCH HORN Laura Marsh George Curtis Sylvia Luloff Sandra Gambaiani Chris Schmidt Noma Cave TROMBONE Keith Nissen Joyce Brandt Trivona Hesse Bonnie Stuflebeam Judy Hoth Alan Luloff Jean Iserman BARITONE Jane Pape Keith Witwer John Harwood TUBA Butch Kehe Eugene Harlan Jerry Sale STRING BASS Doug Zahn DRUM Darrel Kelling Paul Courbat Judy Winkelman Jerry Young Richard Salge Robert Salge g96 BRA SS CH OIR OOD WIJVD Rl fi STA T R433 UA RTET SP4 RTJCI PA IVT OOD W IND NO Lfl RIJVE T UA RTET T S11 QOIN OW TET aroa De We Q SYS SOX,-OX ewes Q0 Z 6 'SQONXBOS XB SO P5?4i?Ii ,XROXN K XXI OO Qsepssk, Qfiifji Q0 Ps O95 CMP5-YXSYIY 'Wi Yn3sc,ax,x,wQO0 ooim X90 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I J in! L J 4 5- f ' i 4 ' X 5 3 . 5 5 2 f ei Z Q A 4 if K i ' I ,A K f L if I in v far. tis 'D 'Q U' 1 at 2 i ' I 1-'11 ROW ONE: VC. Rife, B, Bainbridge, E. Driscoll, F, Edmonds, S, Tardif, R. Tate, S. Roettjer, V. Nickerson, M, Nolte , R, Renwick, S. Jahnke, S, Larson, J, Heine, J. Barnard. ROW TWO: B. Adams, S. Lenius, M, Jensen, J, Winkelman, K, Mensing, B, Klunder, P. Michael, S. Baker, D, Wedeking, N. France, D. Graser, C, Ramberg, N. Bunger, Miss Fisher. ROW THREE: J. Wehling, N, Cave, C, Willbee, B. Boehme, K, Brettman, B, Beebe, S, Jordan, A, Walton, C. Droste, K, Johnson, C, Lampe, E, Traetow. ROW FOUR: J. Thoms, J. Brase, B, Warneke, B. Tietje, B. Willbee, J, Wilson, P, Will, R, Simmer, J, Hesse, K, Carver, C, Ackermann, V, Shepard, D, Hildebrandt, M, Blake. NOT SHOWN: Sharon Dewey. Girls Glee Club, directed by Miss Maxine Fisher, is primarily composed of underclassmen who wish to gain experience in learning to blend their voices with others. They participate in concerts throughout the school year and in the state music contest in the spring, 99 OFFICERS--Vicki Nickerson, Vice-Presi- dent, Pat Michael, President, Claudia Lampe Secretary- Treasurer, BUYS' GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: S. Swanson, G, Busse, D, Meinhard, M, Heidt, R. Dempsey, M, Schield, L, Dewey, N, Hahn. ROW TWO: B. White, C. Schmidt, G, Curtis, D, Harwood, E. Harlan. D. Z2hH, L. Ackermann, A, Benker. OFFICERS--Mike Heidt, Presidentg Dick Meinhard, Vice-Presidentg Doug Zahn, Secretary-Treasurer. The Boys Glee Club under the direction of Miss Fisher, is made up of boys who enjoy learning to read music and sing in a male chorus. They perform several times during the year and at spring contest. 100 MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE: S. Gambaiani, K, Meiners, S, Hahlweg, L, Marsh, J, Jensen, L, Schumacher, J. Brandt, B, Infelt, E, Christophel, L, Porath, N, Walther, J, Bodecker, M, Monaghan, Miss Fisher. ROW TWO: S, Luloff, V, Williams, E,Roloff, K, Roschke, M, Homan, M, Ormston, A, I-Iardwig, J, Eller- mann, G, Sanders, N, Hagemann, C, Guether, J, Bolton, S, Rosenau. ROW THREE: D, Wedeking, M, Heidt, R, Jorgensen, C, Schmidt, M, Graham, S, Heiser, M, House, S, Oppermann, N. Baker, C, Gaard, J, Brown, A, Heine, B, Stufilebeam, J, Kohlmann. ROW FOUR: R, Steffen, G, Curtis, J , Brye, B, Westendorf, B, McNerney, K, Witwer, B, Harvey, M, Carver, L, Ackermann, A, Benker, D, Zahn, M, Schield, D, Meinhard, NOT SHOWN: Janice Dieke, Fred Timson. The Mixed Chorus of Waverly High, under the direction of Miss Maxine Fisher, is composed of 55 selected members, During the past year the group . has appeared at the Christmas Vespers, participated 1 in a vocal festival at Wartburg, presented a school assembly, received a Division I rating at contest, and sung for Commencement exercises. The members of this organization are exposed to good music and benefit from the supervision given them to further their musical abilities and to increase their interest in music. OFFICERS--President, Laura Marsh, Vice- President, Ann Hardwigg Secretary-Treas- urer, Barbara Infelt, SOLOISTS Marcia Nolte, Sally J ahnke, LeeAnn Schu- macher, Faith Edmonds, Mary Monaghan, Sylvia Luloff, Laura Marsh, Avis Heine, Larry Lenius, George Curtis, Ray Jorgen- sen. 'CY 5 '47 BOYS QUARTET Ray Jorgensen, Len Ackermann, Mike Car- ver, Chris Schmidt, GIRLS TRIO Mary Monaghan, Laura Marsh, Barbara In felt. MADRIGAL Laura Marsh, Nancy Baker, JoyceBodecker Nathan Hahn, Dick Meinhard, George Curtis Ray J orgensen, ALL-STATE PARTICIPANTS Barbara Infelt, Sylvia Luloff, Avis Heine, Q. Joyce Bodecker, RayJorgensen, Nathan Hahn, Doug Zahn, George Curtis. 102 MIXED DOU BLE QUARTET ROW ONE: Barbara Infelt, Sylvia Luloff, Avis Heine, Mary Monaghan. ROW TWO: Larry Lenius, Dick Meinhard, Chris Schmidt, Raymond Jorgensen. l GIRLS SEXTET Joyce Brandt, Julie Brown, Jean Hesse, Nancy Baker, Sandra Gambaiani, LeeAnn Schumacher, MIXED QUARTET Larry Lenius, Sylvia Luloff, Avis Heine, Raymond Jorgensen. 103 GI RLS QUARTET Mary Monaghan, Laura Marsh, Barbara In- felt, Avis Heine. BCYS OCTET ROW ONE: Nathan Hahn, Raymond Jorgen- sen, Chris Schmidt, Dick Meinhard. ROW TWO: Dick Steffen, Mike Carver, Lenard Ackermann, George Curtis. u g 3 1 ' ,923 A5 we vi Miss Caldwell Mr. Johnson Mr. Lingren Mrs. Memhard T , ,,., . H ' w W p X, 1 N if Q? H S: W :iii C 9 X ' M J si Mr Reasland Mrs. Smith Mr. McGrew Mr, Spurbeck Mr Sutton EIGHTH lj A' A- Q 8A--ROW ONE: R, McGrane, B, Wilson, L, Hartman, B, McGinn, J , Kaiser, R, Curtis, C, Thoms ROW TWO: J . Moeller, B. Relckenburg, G, LaFollette, D, Ingersoll, N, Weiss, B, Hennings K, Hartmann, C, Monaghan. ROW THREE: A, Wallace, P, Waggett, M, Heiser, K, Haberling, C, Saathoff, M, Pasley, B. Schaefer, D, Kammeyer, S, J ensen. ROW FOUR: N, Hoins , J, Johnson H, Rossol, J. Ave1'Y. R. Walther, B, Holmes, R, Baker, J, Luchtenburg, P, Homeister, A, Kapp- meyer, B, Miller. NOT SHOWN: Sandra Briner. -L,,' :QA ga. ,g. l 8B--ROW OMS: T, Crestodina, P, Roschke, D, Meinhard, D, Gambaiani, J. Sale, L, Crawford ROW TWO: N, Droste, C, Lundberg, S, Thoms, D, Zahn, S, Gilmore, R, Salge, D, Salge, D Scherer. ROW THREE: R, Salge, S, Warnke, R, Eggleston, R, Stoffregen, J, Larson, T, Morrill S, Ellison, J, Fleshner, ROW FOUR: B. Dege1au,J. Fails, I. Meyer, K. Graham, M. Wiley,V, Easse, K, Hein, A, Hoyt, C, Tharp, J, Young, NOT SHOWN: K, Newbrough, L, Edgar, 8C--ROW ONE: M, Buls, T, Arends, D, Whitney, D, Rosenau, L, Campbell, T, Remrick,J, Carstensen, ROW TWO: V, Nuss, M, Williams, K, Pritchard, S, Capper, S, Connell, J, Brandes, B, Berginann. ROW THREE: F, Wedemeyer, B, Azbell, J, Buhman, J. Becker, V, Carlson, K, Brown, Rl. Schield, D, Niewohner, D, Simpson, ROW FOUR: D, Anderson, M, Brandenburg, B, Bahr, C, Brase, E, Bungaard, P, Arns, E, Asmus, L, Mowatt, M, Rasmussen, J, Owens, J, Beeler. wuz-UMW VMWMI ff ,W 1, 4 T- - Lf- ,,, 'ig 1, i... 7A--ROW ONE: K. Jensen, K, Harmening, L, Brayton, C, Berry, J, Mueller, C, Berry, J, Beam ROW TWO: D, Kuykendall, D, Meinhard, B, Behne, J, Jarcho, G, Jensen, C,Bittner, D, Graeser W, Albers, ROW THREE: J, Harwood, K, Beebe, B, Bungardner, D, Knight, L, Homan, M, Homan D, Juhl, D, Albright, L, Joens, ROW FOUR: P, Betzinger, R, lserman, K, Bauer, B, Mensing B, Bungartner, T, Kerwin, V, Bruns, NOT SHOWN: R, Bergman SEVENTH 7B--ROW ONE: P, Dillavou, R, Campbell, K, Fegley, S, Edmonson, S, Strottman, T, Gambaiani. ROW TWO: S, Witwer, V, Nissen, J, Butzlaff, B, Williams, C, Cooley, I. Sinnott, J, Downing, L, Tharp, ROW THREE: J, Cowger, J, Farren, D, Pint, B, Fleshner, J, Ormston, B, Mooney, C, Deike, R, Sturdevant, D, Fox, ROW FOUR: V, Wickham, K, Cutler, M, Nickerson, R, Gam- baiani, N, Noel, D, Deike, R, Gaard, P, Collins, J, Sanders, K, Coffman. '7C--ROW ONE: B, Hill, K, Happel, S, Lee, J, Ingersoll, B, Ohlendorf, P, Lageschulte. ROW TWO: D, Lashbrook, J, J uhl, M, Long, L, Lenius, J, Monaghan, B, Henry, L, Marsh. ROW THREE: L, Mishler, J, Koopman, L, Hanson, H, Homister, D,Hlckle, A, Hardin, J, Michael, J, Hunemiller. ROW FOUR: M, J ahnke, L, Nitcher, D, Homan, S, Heiser, D, Smith, D, Jensen, M, Kosloski, D, Knock, B, Gors. NOT SHOWN: D, Jung, 4 ,hll I ?,'1J ,'lQf 2-4. K 7D--ROW ONE: L, Schilling, R, Swartz, J. Roschke, S, Widdel,.T. Schroeder, C, Vriezelsar. ROW TWO: R, Paulsen, J, Wittenberg, B, Peterson,J, Tietje, D, Wieland, D, Carolus, G, Stafford, ROW THREE: M, Timion, N, Porter, M, Schellhorn, R, Wedeking, S, Pauley, N, Pechacek, K, Schneider, H, Fokkena. ROW FOUR: C, Spurbeck, J, Westendorf, L, shipp, J, Sauerbrei, E, Rasmussen, T, Dettmer, B, Wildeboer, R, Thoms, C, Rierson. NOT SHOWN: L, Thoms, L, Tim- son, R, Schuldt, I 1 I DEX -SENIORS- Arns, Virgil 12 Bahr, Patricia 12, 54, 75, 77, 78, 79 Bauer, Richard 12, 68 Berry, Rachel 12, 47, 55, 77, 80, 89 Bittner, Richard 12, 65, 69, 82 Bodecker, Joyce 12, 54, 56, 73, 77, 78, 94, 95, 10 1, 102 Bolton, Judith 6, 13, 89, 91, 101 Briner, Monte 13, 47, 54, 57, 59, 60, 65, 66, 67, 69, 71, 77, 78, 92 ' Bruns, Jack 11, 63 Brye, James 11, 47, 55, 57, 60, 65, 66,-67, 69, 71, 92, 101 Bunger, Janice 13, 89, 91, 93 -Campbell, Marjorie 13, 80 Carver, James 13, 56, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 68, 77, 78 Carver, Michael 13, 45, 47, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 69, 73, 74, 75, 79, 92, 101, 102, 103 Cleveland, Jeffrey 14,43, 47, 55, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 68, 74, 75, 79, 92 Cook, Roger 14, 54, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 73, 92 Cooley, Karen 14 Deike, Janice 14, 55, 56, 83, 88, 89 Dellinger, Marilyn 14 Fails, Sandra 14, 80, 91 France, Gale 15, 55, 79, 80, 89, 91, 93 Gaard, Connie 15, 56, 77, 86, 89, 94, 95, 97, 98, 101 Gabe, Betteann 15 Garner, Donald 15 Graeser, Shirley 15, 80, 94 Graf, Coreen 15, 80, 9 1 Graf, Keith 16, 82, 83 Hagemann, Nancy 16, 54, 76, 83, 93, 101 Hahlweg, Sharon 6, 16, 79, 80, 89, 91, 101 Hardwig, Ann 6, 16, 54, 56, 73, 74, 77, 78, 94, 95, 97, 98 Harvey, Brian 16, 73, 82, 101 Heidt, Michael 16, 65, 67, 69, 82, 100, 101 Hein, Bruce 17, 45, 47, 57, 61, 62, 63, 70, 92 Heine, Avis 17, 45,49, 101, 102, 103 Heiser, Mary 17, 79, 80, 9 1 Heiser, Sandra 17, 87, 89, 101 Hildebrandt, Elaine 17, 54, 9 1, 94, 95, 98 Hoffman, James 17 Holzman, Marie 18, 55, 80, 89, 91, 95 Homeister, Dorothy 6, 18, 91 Hoth, Judith 6, 18, 45, 48, 55, 76, 77, 78, 93, 94, 96 rHouse, Marilyn 9, 18, 45, 56,91, 101 :Hoyt, Connie 18, 85 l flnfelt, Barbara 18, 43, 49, 55, 56, 73, 76, 7187, 91, 94, l 96, 97, 102, 103 Jensen, JoAnn 6, 19, 55, 88, 90, 91, 101 irohannsen, Julie 19,47,48, 54, 55, 77 Jorgensen, Raymond 19,47, 74, 101, 102, 103 JKaiser, George 19, 83, 84 Hlfemming, Richard 11, 60, 62, 70, '77, '78 Kettner, Ronald 19, 71 Knief, Velma 19, 54, 86 Kohlmann, Judith 20, 49, 54, 73, 75, 76, 77, 93, 94, 95, 96, 101 Krueger, Janice 20 Kueker, Laconne 6, 20, 79, 80 Latwesen, Gary 20 Lee, Marton 20, 81 Leisinger, Eldon 20, 60, 83, 84 Lenius, Larry 21, 102, 103 Liang, Gerald 21, 69, 81, 82 Lillibridge, Charles 21, 65, 66 Long, Judith 21, 55, 77, 93, 94 Love, Sally 21 Luloff, Sylvia 21, 55, 73, 77, 86, 94, 96, 97, 98, 101, 102 103- Maloy, Ellen 22, 91 Marsh, Laura 22, 40, 42, 49, 54, 55, 73, 75, 76, 77, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98,, 102 Matherny, Otto 22 Max, George 22, 82 McNerney, Robert 22, 69, 71, 101 Meiners, Karen 22, 79, 80, 89, 91, 101 Monaghan, Mary 11, 39, 41, 42, 73, 77, 90, 91, 101, 102, 103 Monaghan, Rosemary 23, 77, 78, 89 Mooney, Priscialla 23, 48, 76, 79, 93 Mueller, Judith 23, 43, 45, 76, 77, 89, 93 Nitcher, Helen 23, 88 Oberheu, Norman 23, 68 Oberheu, Vera 23 Pape, Jane 6, 23, 77, 85, 89, 94, 96, 97, 98 Poock, Gary 24, 55 Remley, Barbara 24 Remley, Carol 24, 87 Repp, Craig 24, 54, 62, 92 Roloff, Elaine 6, 24, 54, 77, 86, 89, 94, 95, 101 Ruff, William 24, 84 Saathoff, Ralph 25 Schmidt, Joyce 24, 88,91 Schmidt, Marvin 25 Stoffregen, Jerry 25 Stufilebeam, Bonnie 25, 43, 94, 96,98, 101 Sullivan, Gerald 25, 47, 56, 57, 60, 61, 62, 63, 69, 71, 92 Timson, Fred 26,47, 49, 54, 56, 69 Waggett, Carolyn 26, 91 Warnke, Ronald 26,43 Wente, Arlin 26,68 Westendorf, William 26, 43, 57, 60, 61, 62, 63, 72, 92, 101 Wieland, Kenneth 26 Willbee, Bonnie 27, 55, 99 Williams, Valerie 27, 45, 47, 73, 75, 76, 79, 87, 93, 101 Wright, James 27, 68, 72 108 -JU IDRS- Ackermann, Leonard 29, 54, 55, 56, 57, 60, 65, 66, 67, 69, 71, 74, 92, 100, 101, 102 Allen, Sharon 29, 45 Arenholz, Mary 29,91 Arjes, Richard 29, 58, 59, 60, 65, 66, 67, 92 Austin, Richard 29, 58, 59, 60, 65, 66, 67 Azbell, Marilyn 29 Baker, Nancy 29, 46 , 54, 89, 93, 101, 102, 103 Ball, Donna 29 Becker, Kathryn 6, 29, 46, 75, 79, 80, 93 Beebe, George 29, 61, 63, 70, 74, 92 Benker, Arthur 29, 65, 67, 69, 92, 100, 101 Bergman, Judith 6, 29, 91 Bingham, Jane 29 Bobzien, Bonnie 29 Brandt, Joyce 29, 88,94, 101 Briner, Rosemary 29, 88, 91 Brown, Julie 29, 79, 89, 93, 101, 103 Bruns, Barbara 89 Bruns, Janice 90 Buls, Joyce 6,29, 84 Capper, Jean 29,91 Case, Jean 6,29,91 Chestnut, Michael 29, 46, 49, 60, 65, 67, 93 Christophel, Elizabeth 29, 55, 73, 83, 89, 101 Clewell, Susan 29, 54, 94, 95, 97 Cook, Tamra 20,43 Dettmer, Joyce 30, 79, 84, 89, 91 Ellerman, Janice 29, 30, 93, 101 Fails, Sharon 30 Foutch, Gary 30 Gambaiani, Sandra 30, 41, 42, 46, 76, 80, 89, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 101, 103 Geuther, Candyce 30, 48, 56, 79, 101 Geweke, Judith 30,91 Gorham, Larry 30 Graham, Marilyn 30, 47, 79, 91, 93, 101 Happel, Verilyn 30, 88, 91, 94 Hendrickson, Fred 30, 57, 60, 69, 92 Henry, Jerry 30, 57,460, 72, 92 Herzog, Robert 30, 62 Hesse, Trivona 30, 91, 94, 96 Hill, Mary Ellen 30 Hinders, Mary 30 Holmes, John 30 Homan, Mary 30, 73, 79, 80, 81, 84, 101 Ingersoll, Ruth 6, 30, 84, 88, 91 Iserman, Jean 30, 88 Jaschen, Donna 30,91 Jenkins, Kathleen 30, 56, 79, 89, 93 Jensen, Mary 30,91 109 Johnson, Jerry 30 Jones, John 30, 84 Kehe, William 30, 43, 54, 56, 57, 95, 96, 97, 98 Kemming, Steve 30, 58, 62 Klunder, Beverly 30, 88, 91 Kruger, Brian 30, 57, 60, 61, 62, 63, 68, 72, 73, 92 Kuykendall, Jean 30, 91 Lee, Lynette 6, 30, 91 Maloy, Mary 30,91 McDonald, David 30, 43, 69 McGrane, Donald 30 McNeilus, Lloyd 30, 43, 83, 84 Meinhard, Richard 31, 55, 94, 95, 97, 98, 100, 101, 102 103 Menzel, James 31, 43, 84 Meyer, Ruth 31, 88, 91, 94, 95 Mueller, Joan 31, 89, 90, 93 Nicolaus, Ronald 31, 62, 69, 84 Nissen, Keith 31, 46, 81, 82, 94, 96, 97, 98 Noel, Vancil 31, 65, 66, 67 Oppei-mann, Sl'1E1l'OIl 31, 48, 56, 89, 93, 101 Ormston, Mary 31, 89, 101 Pabst, Douglas 31, 84 Persson, Sonja 31, 93 Peters, Lynda 31 Porath, Loretta 31, 89, 91, 101 Rierson, Cheryl 31,91 Roschke, Kathryn 6, 31, 91, 101 Rosenau, Sandra 31, 40, 42, 48, 50, 76, 79, 90, 93, 101 Rowray, David 31, 47, 57, 59, 62, 63, 92 Saltzman, Virgil 31 Sanders, Glenda 31,47,-48, 54, 76, 79, 90, 93, 101 Schield, Marlo 31, 55, 100, 101 Schumacher, LeeAnn 31, 47, 55, 85, 88, 95, 101, 102, 103 Simpson, Arthur 29, 31, 56, 61, 62, 63, 70, 92 Soldwisch, George 84 Steffen, Richard 31, 95, 96, 97, 98, 101, 103 Sullivan, Robert 31 Timion, Carolyn 31 Wahl, Steven 31 Walther, Nancy 31, 91, 101 Walther, Sandra 31, 85, 88, 91 Wehling, Janice 31,91, 99 Westendorf, Betty 3, 31, 79 White, William 31 Whitney, Vernon 31 Williams, Jean 31, 43, 76, 79, 81, 89, 93, 94, 96 Zahn, Douglas 31, 46, 55, 70, 73, 81, 82, 94, 96, 100, 101 Zimmerman, Eileen 31, 89 Adams, Barbara 32, 55, 99 Andorf, Norman 32 Bainbridge, Barbara 32, 55, 89 Baker, Shirlee 32, 89, 94, 95, 97, 99 Barnes, Ronald 32, 60, 64, 79 Bauer, Judith 32, 89 Blake, Mary 32, 54, 89, 93, 99 Blasberg, Darrell 32, 83, 84 Boerschel, Derril 32 Brandt, Carole 32 ' Bunger, Nancy 32, 55, 90, 93, 99 Buss, Gene 32, 93, 100 Campbell, James 32 Capper, Jerry 32, 65, 69 Capper, Roger 32, 65, 66, 67, 69, 92 Carrison, Dale 32, 60 Carver, David 32, 60, 62, 69, 95, 96 Case, John 32, 84 Cmekil, Robert 33 Curtis, George 33, 97, 98, 100, 101, 102 Dempsey, Ronald 33 Dewey, Leslie 33, 83,84, 100 Driscoll, Leo 33 Fails, Karen 6,33 Flood, Carol 33, 91 Gilmore, Terry 33 Graser, Dixie 33, 89, 93, 96, 99 Hamilton, Barbara 33 Harwood, Donald 33, 69, 94, 95, 100 Heiser, Roger 33 Hesse, Jean 33, 83, 91, 94, 97, 98, 99, 103 Hodges, Berry 33 Homan, James 33, 60, 65, 67, 74 Homeister, Betty 33 Hough, William 33,68 Infelt, Charles 33, 43, 60, 64, 94, 95 Jensen, Margery 33,41, 42, 87, 88, 91, 99 Johnson, Karen 99 Johnson, Sally 33 Jewell, Julianne 33, 79, 80, 93 Jordan, Sylvia 33, 99 Kaiser, Sharon 33 Kelling, Darrell 33, 60, 95, 96, 98 Klunder, Roger 33, 83, 84 Kueker, Larry 33, 60 Lampe, Claudia 33, 48 , 54, 56, 89, 93,99 SGPHOMCRES- Larson, Sandra 33, 41, 42, 87, 89, 96,99 Latwesan, Jerald 33 Lillibridge, Walter 33 Lindroth, Donald 33 Lyons, Kay 33 Mathes, Gary 33, 84 Max, Dale 33, 67 McGinn, Margaret 34 Mensing, Kathe 85,99 Michael, Patricia 34, 86, 99 Mosher, Jean 34, 89, 91 Napiecek, Glenyce 34, 95, 96 Nickerson, Vicki 34, 56, 93, 94, 96, 98, 99 Nolte, Marcia 34, 99, 102 Nyhus, Linda 34 Peters, Beverly 34, 89, 94, 96, 98 Petri, Raymond 34, 65, 66, 67, 82, 83 Ramberg, Carmon 34, 89, 93 Roettjer, Shirley 34, 43, 86, 89, 99 Rubenow, Dennis 32, 34, 58, 60, 64, 69, 92 Sale, James 34, 64, 81, 94, 95 Schmidt, chris 34, 55, 62, 81, 94, 96, 98, 1 Schwartz, Louis 34, 84 Simpson, James 34, 64, 94, 95 Strottman, Michael 34, 60, 64, 65, 66, 69 Sullivan, Terry 34 Swanson, Steven 34, 94 Tate, Romedy 34, 55, 99 Thoms, Janice 34, 99 Tietje, Barbara 34, 89, 99 Traetow, Elaine 34, 86, 99 Wahl, Orville 34 Walker, Gary 32, 34, 60, 64, 68 Walther, Richard 34, 84 Walton, Ann 34, 54, 55, 89, 93, 94, 96, 97, Wedeking, Dennis 34, 94, 101 Wedemeier, Larry 34, 65, 67, 83 Welcher, William 34 Willbee, Robert 34 Wiley, Robert 34, 60, 64, 69 Wittenburg, Janet 34, 89 Witwer, Keith 32, 34, 64, 94, 96, 101 Wollenzien, Francis 32, 34, 47, 60, 64, 69, Wright, Lea 34, 83, 91 Youngquist, Warren 60, 34, 60, 68 99 '71 OO, 101, 102 110 Ackermann, Carol 35, 83, 89, 93, 99 Anderson, Marcia 35 Austin, Mary 35,91 Avery, James 35, 69 Bainbridge, Donna 35, 89, 99 Barnard, Jane 45, 96, 99 Beebe, Barbara 35, 55, 83, 87,88, 93, 99 Benck, Cheryl 35, 89, 91 Bennett, Clair 35, 60, 69 Bingham, Patricia 35 Bittner, Louis 35, 65, 67 Boehme, Betty 35, 89, 91, 99 Boorom, Dennis 35, 60, 64, 70 Brandenburg, Garry 35 Brandt, Carolyn 35 Brase, Joyce 35, 55, 89, 93, 99 Brettman, Karen 35, 55, 83, 89, 91, 96, 99 Carolus, Gordon 35 Carver, Kathleen 35, 56, 89, 90, 99 Cave, Noma 35, 80, 89, 93, 94, 96, 99 Courbat, Paul 35, 60, 69, 95, 96, 98 Cow ger, John 36, 62, 65, 66, 67 DeGroote, George 36 Dellinger, Carol 36 Dempsey, Robert 6, 36, 83, 84, 94, 100 Dewey, Sharon 36, 41, 42, 54, 87, 88, 89 Driscoll, Elizabeth 36,99 Droste, Charlotte 36, 79, 83, 89, 93, 99 Dukowitz, James 36, 60 Edmonds, Faith 36, 83, 84, 93, 95, 96, 97, Ellerman, Kathie 36, 83, 90, 93, 96 Fitzpatrick, James 36,84 Flege, Sandra 36 Foutch, Duane 36, 84 France, Nancy 36,99 Fuerstenburg, Roger 36 Geweke, Bruce 36 Hackley, William 36, 60 Hagemann, Fred 36 Hahn, Nathan 36, 100, 102, 103 Hansen, Donald 36 , 47 , 55, 83 Hardwig, Richard 36 Harlan, Eugene 36, 95, 100 Hatfield, Gary 36 Heine, Janet 36, 86, 99 Hemingway, John 36 -FRE HME Hildebrandt, Delores 36, 88, 89, 91, 94, 98, 99 Hirsch, Clyde 36 Hough, Robert 36, 69 Ingersoll, Marlys 36 Jahnke, Janis 36, 94 Jahnke, Sally 37, 85, 93, 99, 102 Jones, Donna 37 Kappmeyer, Karlton 37 Kemp, Sandra 27, 85 Kerwin, Patrick 37,93 Kettner, Bruce 37, 60, 69 Klunder, Barbara 37,99 Koleno, Margaret 6,37 Krueger, Darrel 37, 65, 67 Kuykendall, Helen 37, 91 Leemon, Sandra 37 Lenius, Suzanne 37, 89, 99 Liebers, Myrna 37 Lundberg, Ronald 37, 60 Mango, Sherry 37 , 89, 93 McGinn, Gerald 37 Merrill, John 37, 64 Meyer, James 37 Miller, Robert 37, 60, 64, 70, 95 Miller, Michael 37, 60, 65, 67 Mitchell, Raymond 37 Moeller, John 37, 67 Mueller, Kendra 37,41,42 Noel, Terry 37 Pauley, Michael 37, 60, 65, 67 Porath, Ellen 37, 89, 91 Pothast, Velda 37, 87 Remley, Mervin 37, 60, 65, 67 Renwick, Randa 37, 85, 99 Richmann, Barbara 38 Rieckenberg, Duane 38 Rife, Carol 38, 99 Ruff, John 38 Sandusky, William 38 Schmidt, Marlene 87 Schneider, Dennis 38 Schroedermeier, Ralph 38 Schultz, Marcia 38 Schunk, Jerry 69 Schwartz, Charles 38,84 Sebilsky, Mary 38 Shaw, Barry 38 Shephard, Verna 38, 89,99 Simmer, Ruth 38, 99 Simpson, Byron 38, 60, 64, 84 Soldwisch, James 38, 84 Steere, Barth 38, 84 Strottman, William 38, 60, 68 Tallent, Harold 38 Tardif, Susan 38, 83,99 Tate, Terry 38 Theiss, Carole 38, 89 Thorns, William 38 Timion, Almyra 38, 83, 87, 89, 90 Walther, James 38, 84 Warnke, Bonnie 38, 89, 94, 99 Wedeking, Dianne 38, 89, 94, 97, 98, 99 Wente, Norman 38 Westendorf, James 38 Will, Paulette 38 Willbee, Connie Wilson, Jeanette 38, 90, 91, 99 Winkelman, Judith 38, 56, 75, 83, 89, 93 94 95 99 FRIENDS AND PATRONS A Friend A 84 W Root Beer Stand 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