What Cheer High School - Warrior Yearbook (What Cheer, IA)

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Nickname: Dave5 Ambition, Electrical Engineer5 Foot- ball 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Speech 1-2-35 One-act plays 1-2-3-45 Boys chorus 1-2-3-45 Class play 3-45 Trombone Trio 45 Solo 2-3-45 Brass Sextet 2-45 Quintet 35 Pep Band 2-3-45 Boys Quartet 2-3-45 Class officer 45 Jour- nalism 1-2-3-45 Track 45 Mixed chorus 1-2-3-45 Op- eretta 4. Roy Gone Cadwell Ambition, write.r5 Student council 15 Band 1-2-3-45 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Jour- nalism 1-2-3-45 Projection- ist 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Marching Band 1-2-3-45 Mix- ed Chorus 2-3-45 Ane-act plays l-2-3-45 Speech 45 Class play 3-45 Ann-ual Edi- tor 45 Operetta 4. 3- Senior Class Cfficers PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Karen Lo Ann Kitsxnan Nickname: Kitty5 Ambition, execu- tive secretary5 Band 1-2-3-45 Girls chorus 2-3-45 Basketball 2-35 Mixed chorus 2-3-45 Basketball 2-35 Journal- ism 2-3-45 Solo 35 Operetta 45 Speech 45 Class Play 3-45 Girls Sextet 35 Sax Sextet 3-45 Girls Quartet 45 One-act play 15 Playto Club 45 Class officer 4. TREASURER ANNUAL EDITOR Patsy Colloon Thomas Nickname: Pat5 Ambition Beauticiang Cheerleader 1-2- 3-45 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed chorus 2-3-45 Librar- ian 1-2-3-45 Class officer 1-3-45 Homecoming Queen 45 Class play 45 Journalism 45 Operetta 4. Wayne Edward Witt Favorite saying: How about that5 Ambition, to own a new car5 Football 1-2-3-45 Captain 45 Basket- ball 2-3-45 Captain 45 Base- ball 2-35 Boys Chorus 1-2-3- 45 One-act play 25 Student Council 35 Class officer 45 Homecoming Attendant 15 Kingg Mixed chorus 2-3-45 Class Plays 3-4. 3 ' :ik is , if it .Ss . l 5 is 2 52 XR il 'M li Karen Louise Hamilton Nickname: Hammy3 Favorite saying Oh shut up. One-act play 23 Librarian 23 Mixed chorus 2- 3-43 Girls Glee club 1-2-3-43 3 Class play 3-43 Operetta 4. Seniors Dennis Earl Johnson Nickname: Johnny3 Ambition, Me- chanical Engineer3 Band 1-2-3-43 Clarinet Quartet 43 Solo 3g Football 1-2-3-43 Mixed chorus 2-3-43 Boys chorus 1-2-3-43 :Boys Quartet 1-2-3-43 Speech 13 One-act plays 1-2-43 Operetta 43 Class Play 3-4g Playto Club 4. -- Leoln Dot Coulter Nickname: Dottieg Ambition to be a success in everything I do: Mixed chorus 2-3-4Q Girls chorus 1-2-3-43 Drum Majorette 1-ZQ Drum Major 3-4Q Speech 3-43 Class play 3-42 Homecoming attendant 23 Basket- ball 1-2-3-43 Journalism 3-43 Li- brarian 3-43 Operetta 43 Playto club 43 Class officer 2-33 Student Council 1. X 1 Franklin R. Moore Nickname: Frankie3 Ambition, To be a successg Glee club 1-2-3-43 Mixed chorus 2-3-43 Basketball 1-33 Base- ball 1-23 F.F.A. 1-2Q Class officer 33 One-act play 43 Class play 43 Speech Virginia Marcelo Ki-umm Nickname: Ginni3 Favorite saying, Gee, why? Operetta 1-2-3-43 class play 1-2-3Q Glee club 1-2-3-43 Mixed chorus 1-2-3-43 Sextet 33 Quartet 43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Class officer 1-3. Robert S. Bnckin Jr. Ambition, judge Perth cattle show in' Scot- land3 Football 1-2-33 Basketball 1'2'3Q Boys chorus 1-2- 3-43 Mixed chorus 2- 3-42 Journalism 43 Speech I-33 One-act plays 2- 4. Q i -x Mario Katherine Ladoly Nickname: Meach5 Ambition to be a housewifeg Basketball 1-2-3- 4. if . .. f gi H 4 Seniors Rita I-'aye Nilles Nickname: Reetg Ambition Teaching elementary school5 Girls chorus 1-2- 3-45 Mixed chorus 2-3-45 Drum Ma- jorette 15 Librarian 2-35 Class Play 3-45 One-act play 15 Operetta 45 Cheerleader 45 Homecoming attend- ant 45 Class officer 25 Student Coun- cil 3-45 Playto Club 4. Larry Dean McKay Basketball 2-35 Baseball 1-25 Foot ball 45 Band 1-25 Mixed chorus 1-3, Boys chorus 1-35 Student Council 45 Vocal solo 35 Homecoming attend ant 4. Sandra Elaine Kitzman Nickname: Sandyg Ambition S-uc- cessful homemakerg Class officer 15 Homecoming attendant 15 Student Council 25 One-act play 1-25 Li- brarian 1-2-3-45 Mixed chorus 2-3-45 Girls chorus 1-2-3-45 Class play 3-45 Operetta 45 'Band 45 Cheerleader 2- 3-4. Thomas Alton Grudgings Nickname: Tomg Favorite saying Dig that man5 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Football 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Mixed chorus 2-35 Boys chorus 1-2-35 Trumpet trio 3-45 Brass sextet 45 Cornet solo 45 Home- coming attendant 4. Furol L. White Ambition to graduate f r o m S.U.I.5 Projec- tionist 1-2-3-45 Class play 3-45 Playto Club 45 Student Council 25 Q One-act play 2- 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3. James Lester ,. ' Van Patten Nickname: Jim5 Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 Mixed chorus 45 'Boys' chorus 4. Seniors Elinor Mae McCuardy 5 . - Nickname: Snooks5 Favorite saying Get on the stick5 Basketball 1-2-3- 45 Mixed chorus 1-2-3-45 Girls chorus 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader 25 Band 25 Speech 45 Student Council 45 Class officer 3-45 Queen Attendant 45 Class play 3-45 Operetta 2-3-45 Playto club 45 Journalism 3. Helen Lois Graham Nickname: Hellmer5 Favorite saying Oh yeh, you bet5 Girls' chorus 1-2- 3-45 Mixed chorus 2-3-45 Girls' sextet 35 Girls' Quartet 45 Double Mixed Quartet 45 Solo 35 Librarian 2-35 Class Play 3-45 Cheerleader 1-2-3-45 Operetta 45 Playto club 4. Henrietta Helen Ashby Nickname: Tony5 Ambition Secre- taryg Basketball 1-25 Girls chorus 2-3-45 Mixed chorus 2-3-4. Mickey Don Doty Nickname: Mick5 Ambition Electri- cal Engineer5 Band 1-2-3-45 Trumpet trio 1-2-3-45 Trumpet solo 1-2-3-45 Brass Sextet 2-45 Baseball 1-2-35 Football 2-3-45 Mixed ,chorus 2-3-45 Boys chorus 1-2-3-45 Brass Quintet 35 Boys Quartet 45 Speech 1-2-35 One-act plays 1-2-3-45 Class officer 2-35 Operetta 45 Student Council 45 Class Play 3-4. Peggy Buirggraaf Nickname: Peg Mixed chorus 1 2-3-45 Girls chorus 1-2 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 1-2-35 Girls Sextet 2-35 Class play 3-4. we -ffl' :l 'S 32433 is 35511 ek , 's - L' . , . ., if Zi.. , Q 'wife as will wigs? M33 Seniors lorry Milo Smith Favorite saying: Hey you dere, Baldy. Boys chorus 1-2-3-43 Mixed chorus 2-3-4: Operetta 4g Basketball 2: Football 43 Band 2-3-45 Solo 2-3-43 Brass Quintet 3: Brass Sextet 49 Journalism 45 Class play 3g One-act play 2-4: Boys Quartet 3. Mary Ann Dawson Favorite saying: Oh, Honey. 'Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4g Band 1-2-3-45 One- act play 3: Speech 4g Playto club 45 Class officer 2g Class play 3-4. 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V Q 3 x J Q Front row: Mickey Doty, Roy Bergvik, Dave Draegert, Tom Grudgings, Wayne Witt, Gordon Hellman Larry McKay Larry Arendt Steve McKay and Larry Hall Back row: Coaches Pifzer and Smith,,David Graharri, Jerry Hudson, Donald Henry, Jack FOOTBALL RECORD at Ainsworth LOVILIA at Richland DELTA at Hedrick at New Sharon BUSSEY 0 27 9 zo 27 13 26 o 13 7 M 26 46 37 30 Blaylock, Loren Curry, Arthur Schultz, Dennis Johnson, John Wagner, Jim Van Patten, Donald Arendt, Bob Brackin and Jerry Baker, student managers. Cheer Leaders Rita Nilles, Sandra Kitzman, Janice Huffman, Coreen Kitzman, Pat Thomas, and Helen Graham. e They 'm...,, .-. A 4.5. 7 , J 1 , .L -., 1,1 , 5 Ee my 3 2 BOYS BASKETBALL-Front row: Jerry Baker, Roy Bergvik, Larry Arendt Wayne Witt, Tom Grudgings, Larry Hall. Back row: Loren Curry, Larry Young Bob Brackin, student manager, Coach Del Smith, John Wagner, Steve McKay Donald Arendt. Basketball GIRLS BASKETBALL: From top of S : Shirley Ladely, Virginia Kr-umm, M-ary Dawson, Dottie Coul- ter, Elinor McCurdy, Shirley Mor- row, Shirley Burggraaf, Phyllis Tan- cer, Loretta Synhorst, Marie Ladely, Marna McKay, Sharon Cox, Mina E T I Olin, Sally Beasley, Sharon Sypherd, ' and Laura Brackin, Coach Charles Piper. if Q M ii on 90 WT -1. Ta en U Sfr In IC US .2 L I'- ll- 0 Q. 3 L.. I .. 32m T Jone Stein, Tom Grudgings, and Mickey Doty. f 8 5 55 UJ E' 5 C E v-I 'fi Q -, 45 4- if X Eg 0 3 U O .,.. cn W GJ 5-4 V, VI Z e fU A 2 I5 m '1 I x . V'.. --was , M xi .,L, fi B H wifi- Wa xT Q1Q.af'5? Q A 'U o is A , PA Lk ,mf II Q F, . gh 5 as GJ - ,J ,,, , 5 D D1 S . rn 3 ll- 'E - C , GJ E h h I X :AQ H 0 C Q h Q an his E fs 'fi E 2 S30 Q 3 LG 0 gg., 55 5 Q rv fu D 75 up 1:8 ' h ,C QU - Q. J 2 4' 3 Tu' E C 5. O CU o 1 Pu E-4 L V3 L: X iss fd E2 v-0 tu I-I th 211 U U22 Q Maioreftes Dottie Coulter, Rita Kitz- man, Linda Witt, Loretta McKay, Susan Lamb, Linda Curry. Pep Band Dave Draegert, Roy Cad- well, Dennis J o h n s o n, Mickey Doty. Instrumental Sololsts Front row: Julia Lawrence, Tom Grudgings, Mickey Doty, Rosemary Hamilton. Back row: Shirley Burg- graiaf, Annetta Mueller, Dave Drae- gert, Jerry Smith, Laura Brackin, Sally Beasley, Kathy Just. 'I i ef, . -'rr avg! 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Urns-'U 2 t-43459 '-gp, 4wgE5:3ms. QONSHEO WEQNE Q VE Librarians Standing: Phyllis Tancer, Annetta Mueller, Shirley Ladely, Janice Moore, Betty McKay, Coreen Kitzman, Katherine Just, Peggy Stout. Sitting: Roberta Wag- ner, Myra Walker, Pat Thomas Chead librarianl, Sandra Kiitzman, Jone Stein. Kneeling: Carolyn Surber, Sharon Sypherd, Sally Beas- ley, Jane Green. af'5W r5m Journalism Standing: Mrs Osweiler, Jerry Smith, Karen Kitz- man, Jerry Baker, Annetta Mueller, David Draegert. Seated: lst row-Roy Cad- well, Janice Moore, Kathy Just, Dottie Coulter, Shirley Ladely, 2nd row - Pat Thomas, Phyllis Tancer, Mary Ann Dawson. Student Council John Wagner, Donna Tan- cer, Jone Stein, Rita Nilles, Larry McKay, Larry Young, Dick Ross, Mickey Doty, Larry Arendt, Elinor Mc- Curdy, Charles Piper, Don- ald Arendt, Jerry Baker, Dave Draegert, Sally Beasley, Annetta Mueller, Shirley Burggra-af, Janice Huffman. Playto Club Front row: Donna Tancer, Phyllis Surber, Laura Brackin, Mary Rogers, Annetta Mueller, Jane Green, Carolyn Surber. 2nd row: Dottie Coulter, Mic- key Doty ipresidentl, Helen Graham, Elinor McCurdy, Mary Dawson. 3rd row: Nickey Benzing, Frank Moore, Karen Kitzman, Jone Stein, Roy Cad- well, Gary Doty, Janice Huff- man, Julia Lawrence, Phyllis Tancer, Janice Moore, Rita Nilles, Coreen Kitzman, Myra Walker. 4th row: Farrell White, Dave Draegert, Bob Brackin, Jerry Smith, Gordon Hellman, Dennis Johnson, Shirley Ladely, Sandra Kitz- man and Mrs Karl Tinsley. Speech Contestants Mrs Karl Tinsley, coach: Karen K i t z m a n, Phyllis T-ancer, Julia Lawrence, Mary Dawson, Frank Moore. Second row: Jone Stein, Roy Cadwell, Janice Huffman, Myra Walker. One-Act Play Contest HSUBMERGEDH Farrell White, Roy Cadwell, Bob Brac- kin, Frank Moore, Dave Draegert, Jer- ry Smith. my f A, K gi, '81 . l X i Junior Class Play Pictured are Larry Schultz, Jone Stein, Rosemary Hamilton, Dean Fry, Judy Hamilton, Roy Bergvik. Seated: Loretta Synhorst, Steve McKay, Carolyn Surber, Jerry Baker. H THE EAGER MISS BEAVER Mrs Gazelle Upshaw, snobbish widow, moved with her son Harlan and daughter Doreen, into an old mansion to be near the rich widower Beasley Scudder and the aristocratic Ver- bena VanWyck and her brother Dicky. Gazelle plans to capture Beasley and marry Doreen off to young Van Wyck. She invites Bernice lBunnyJ Beaver, a distant young cousin, to come live with them. Bunny, reared on a Kansas farm, has inherited a small fortune and Gazelle orders Harlan to marry her. Harlan declared he'd rather die than marry that Kansas Jay-hawker from the sticks. 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DI 2: mx' is me O '1 0 5 1-O-.. r-+ WE' mv gm :Z JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS: Back row: Gary Van Patten, Billy Rutherford, Leonard Van Patten, David Just, John Ashby, Lobert Stanley, Artie Kitzman, Zygmunt Sokol, Merle Bodeman, LeRoy Smith. Second row: Bobby Johnson, David Synhorst, Gene Roland, John Carlson, Clifford Coble, Stephen Doty, Sammy Kitzman, Russell Andeway, Tommy Behrens, Billy Hotchkiss, Kenneth Hixson, Gary McFarlan, Manley Hall. Third row: Delwin Briggs, Roger Vermillion, Virginia Surber, Donna Hixson, Marilyn Walker, Shirley Green, Daisy Hymes, Betty McDonald, Jean Stout, Linda Surber, Larry Churchill, Clifford Ladely. Fourth row: Norma Green, Susan Lamb, Pamela Derby, Janice Clubb, Rita Kitzman, Alice Kitzman, Linda Witt, Grace Fogle, LaRetta McKay, Diana Nanke, Linda Curry. r .lunior High Activities CHEER LEADERS Shirley Green and Rita Kitzman, GIRLS BASKETBALL: Back row: Grace Fogle fmanagerb, Norma Green, Donna Hixson, Betty McDonald, Coach Smith, Susan Lamb, Linda Curry, Jean Stout, Mrs Seitsinger. Second row: Loretta McKay, Pamela Derby, Linda Witt, Alice Kitzman, Janice Clubb, Diana Nanke. BOYS BASKE1'BAI..L Clifford Ladely, Gary McFar1an, Stephen Doty, Coach Piper, Gene Roland, Manley Hall, Bobby Johnson. Second row: Kenneth Hixson, Gary Van Patten, Zygmunt Sokol, David Just, Artie Kitzman, David Synhorst. uuuqv 'E-fs, K : -' 2 - :':. L, -' mv , K ..:, as W W 4, ,B il, ,,,,,,. sw U r N Q , , A X ,V Y f rf 1 uf , . ,. . , wif' it t :E ly L ' A ,M Q .' Q fili-'V' y' V M3 5 , . , 3 Q iii S, , . 51... , 4. 3 ,. , , 7 6 i, ..:f. Z We .F , .. - XJ ,ai A f , Q J A- ::Q:121 5 ' ,, , l ,SF ,,, 5 . X: A 34 ,WARM 5 my 71 1 53 'V 3 2 , ., ,. A,.. X ,dh A aa AA.. Q, we ,, .:,,, ,, s ' it f' l . F- :ai IQI , S: .. . ,. .,v. as f J T Gr d ,A, Xgf zs' Top row: Daisy Hymes, Sammy Kitzman, Clifford Coble, Shirley Green, Tommy Behrens, Stephen Doty, Jean Stout. Second row: Bob Stanley, Billy Rutherford, Linda Curry, Clifford Ladely, Rita Kitzman, Marilyn Walker, John Ashby, Third row: Russell Andeway, Susan Lamb, Linda Witt, Gary Van Patten, Virginia Surber, Grace Fagle, Merle Bodeman. Fourth row: Larry Churchill, Artie Kitzman, LeRoy Smith, Diana Nanke, Donna Hixson, David Just, Alice Kitzmann. Fifth row: Betty McDonald, LaRetta McKay. Teacher: Anita Seiisinger ,V , gi if M-A . T It ' d ii lil' msd' We ,. ,r.f1,s-i- . :ff E are fi. f s .mp 8, f x , , .. cr ,ai 4 5' f 'i J' t fs l RY J sz D K s R fx I 5 v ,:- ,, is e li:-A IP QV AX A' Q 5 ,Q . if 1 4Z 'l,a if I wa, -i f Y. t f ' - I . X' 'is --t -is ' we ,:'-' ,K ' 3, ,b A A Q P 'V B . QE S '. i ' Q V - if ' Of 5 i 'I M ,. g U Ja L.-, Jrafv xq , ,5 I we i he it AQ N Ant tag Awqwiriev , it fi ' f ddd 2 dl ,d, ,,,,, 5. i e Q K V '16 A, K -lcl z 'tim e..a-ff ef A , ' W E 'f 1 t . V cg. .4 M ,.:':.E .V , 'O i i Mat- gf t D' Top row: Mrs Morton, Roger Vermillion, David Synhorst, Maridel Yoder, Gary Mc Farlan, Janice Clubb, Pamela Derby. Second row: John Carlson, Billy Hotchkiss Kenneth Hixson, Gene Roland, Bobby Johnson, Zygmunt Sokol, Manley Hall. Third row: Leonard Van Patten, Norma Green, Delwin Briggs, Linda Surber. Top row: Frances Karsten, David Doty, Doris Hartwig, Leonard Ridgeway, Billy Miller, Dickie Snyder, Peggy Adams. Second row: Donna Sterrett, LeRoy Ewald, Karen Fogle, Susan McDonald, Gene Coble, Patty Beasley, Geraldine Dutemple. Third row: Ronald Garber, Bobby Butler, Mary Stout, Jan Burriss, Patty Molyneux, Donna Van Patten, Sandra Dutemple. f Sixth '15 t 'ABQ' K x away. T l 5 Q 6 X ftmf . x ? . W ' fi t x 5 , K X V , 'Q ,Q W .: 3 r QQ .ff f KA., ,wr , any ., J Q, K if I JN... - I y A? , ,R ..- 1 .. ,, -a-www . f. Q no g rtee re was 'fe f r -at M 1 at i , x, A, ,L Grade fr. 'W' 'Q it ir, S ,, f 1 fr-'V .. ' SE . Q iv ra ss' as , 4 it 1 :ls - X f rl . A. . r f W 1 ,Q y QQ far rul t r ,r,rrr r N , ' b L ' r f r : A or .. 1 55 I .psi-if r r A r f l f J I -11. : ,:'VQ b .bn ,, V 4 E. H 'f W 1 , - 1 f 1 : 'iF.? tFF :V r J' s , - Q fl, Fifrh Grade Top row: Marilyn Dutemple, Beverly Sypherd, Penny Green, Annette Adams, Gretchen Coulon, Franklin McDonald. Second row: Linda Van Patten, Sidney Kruse, Sharon Wilson, Robert Nanke, Francine Lally, Thomas Silk. Third row: Ray Fogle, Kay Ashby, Jane Baylor, Sidney Kitzman, Carolyn McFarlan, Don Ross. Fourth row: Mrs Hamilton, Sheryl Dutemple, Peggy Wells, Karen Hall, Mary Wagner, Kenneth Churchill, Susan Hudson, Ellen Hellman. Penny Benzing, Wanda Kitzmann. .ry Q his Top row: Mrs Dorothy Kruse, Linda Sue Rea, Esther Witt, Frederick Young, Shirley Yoder, Carolyn Brown, Sherylyn Walker. Second row: David Silk, Larry Garber, Judy Colbert, Linda Ewald, Marilyn McKay, Robert Harris, Claudene Haines. Third row: Susan Willhour, Keith Surber, Max Curry, Patricia McKay, Alfreda Sokol, Fourth Grade in 2 'tic '- 2 . , 4 A A ' , 9 . t ,. I ml -Q .Lk l--. , f J GSX V-I: A I 5? b J ,. E M ,l .,.. e M ,fd y 1' .. . it , i +551 Q ...QQ ' ,, : ',,d' T rn C ii' W'-3, 2' 3- r 3' ' - 45 or r, ft TQ 1 gf .,,,, . .af ...i - ,... , 9 F - ' if , f ' ii' ' r-ff r'rr if a V :':1 i 5 w V , I .5 , . 4 . . .. as W 51: - - :,- ' ' '4' .. . I F , X L P Qlzu i , ,. .H If V, fag C fi sf A f r ' ,. ,---, 1 -1' , ,L ,ff . we Mg , Q ' A. Ci A .N f' ' i ' ' - Y .3 I ,V V,- ,,, Q 1 a g ' C , , H ' , xl f - M W., . H -- 0 E A': 5 ' glib S - A i l- -f - E 'r ' - I ,., -V , illil ' 1 H ' ,,,,. 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Fourth row: Linda Kitzman, Billy Butler, Jean Brayton, Catherine Green, Mary Joyce Behrens. Top row: Marvel Ann Jones, Terry Dawson, Michael Churchill, Larry Faye Ashby, Terry Hauschilt, Howard Ashby, Victor Sokol, Brent Hazen. Second row: James Nanke, Michael Ward, Roger Fogle, Richard Moode, Nancy Kitzman, Michael Carl- son, Alice McDonald, Lynn Cantrell. Third row: Mrs Fabritz, Nancy Wells, Randall Burriss, Martha Alfred, David Surber, Glenn Robert Shafar, Rowein Danner, Diane Allgood, Pamela Brown. - ai ,ask Wag Q,a ., Q K .1 ..,.. .. ..+, 5-I Q -Q f IIE! sWlfEmaSQ A- J - A S A as i 'E' U? 6 34 ', N ,-., 1 fa-. -an V ' W i I i .F , ,V I .e-J x V I as . V 'A ' ff t gf , '1 ' S . X' 'i' ' ' L at .,. fi ax E 5 X R I v 'Wi av Q ., A ' A 4 f av 4 l ii. i fi Second Grade ' we la ' T , 45 4 X , , c 1, I ar f 05 L, rf ' K ,. ,ff I' Qin, fm, l 'Q 1 v . a a ' , - - 5 ' 4 ,. , , .s 5 aw ,. . , , ., , , . , ,, . . ,. , ,, V., e , , ,img ,,, J , 'Jw if g fu . ' aa. - . 5 '- . . , 1. . 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Fourth row: Richard Sokol, Kenneth Fritz, Christie York, Sandra Robinson, Jerry Rutherford, Rickie Kitzman, Larry Conrad, and Carol Colbert. Top row: Rodney Dalziel, Joe Churchill, Karen Robinson, Beverly Conrad, Roger . Ward, Evelyn Ward, Michael McDonald. Second row: David Smith, Connie Sue Ward, K d Bobby Dugger, Don Ridgeway, Connie Reber, Lyle Lamb, Joanne Baylor, Michael Conklin. Third row: Mrs McNabb, Timmy Cadwell, Junior Baker, Janice Ashby, Patty Cantrell, Alan Strasser, Kathy Allgood, Jimmie Newcomb. 3 , J -a.,.. . - '.i, ' - 5 ft fi? J ' f i' ffi -I : 'Z i ' ,Q - -,... . . .Q i ll? V. 11 QW . -.:,. ' 'i -V li -'x T ., K ,. ' Wifi ' ' V C 'QA , 1 . , . e ,ie . ' t, v e is i ig. ' 1- , , fir J .4 ..,. nf , V, K wx Q? Sm vii W my 3 K, A . f O Y ! H ,,,- -. ,..,-,'-:'- ,,,,g?,g.,Af4 A. it sm I A 4 , Q 5, . .,.. t 1 u f w,,f,y,,gg,.e, g -Jawa a 4 it M ,L , . .i ark if 1 73 My fl ff Q i 'W ' ii .. W , ii 9 , 2 . 1 :fiat x 'W U . af bi 132,42 we f A . ,ga ,,. il M 5 fm-'E S Q' U M' if ,ii . R ir-r 3 K if School Staff Cooks: Mrs May and Mrs Stephenson. Mrs Harold Shaw, supt. secretary. William Rea, high school janitor. Jim Dawson, brick school janitor. 5 . V -:A I F :I f W- 12:32 L mf.: wsssz gag s ...5 L fm. 3 x 3.4 x Senior Class History In the fall of 1945, twenty-five happy child- ren nollsily climbed the stairs to education for the first time. They were welcomed by their first grade teacher, Mrs Velma Silk. Out of the original twenty-five, seven remain to claim vic- tory with diploma in hand. They are: Helen Graham, Rita Nilles, Tommy Grudgings, Jerry Smith, Karen Kitzman, Bobby Coghlan, and Jimmy Van Patten. Entering the second grade, Mrs Edna Fabrlltz greeted us. We also met several new students, Mickey Doty, Dennis Johnson, Roberta Wilson, and Clara Colbert. The girls were with us through the eighth grade graduation. In the third grade we discovered Miss Rudd as teacher and our future basketball star, Dottie Coulter. Entering the fourth grade were the same shining faces. The only difference was our teacher, Miss Betty Sprague. This grade holds memories of the pet hamsters and ringing the school bell. The fifth grade brought the climb to the high school building where we found a new teacher, Mrs Seitsinger and another basketball star, Marfie Ladely. We also found a rather shy boy, Robert Ward. In the sixth grade we had Mrs Don Lewis, the former Miss McKay, for a teacher. We can remember her giving treats to those who re- ceived perfect in spelling for the six weeks. Also we gained a dark, handsome boy who was destined to be our homecoming king, Wayne Witt, and a likeable girl, Sandra Kitzman. In the seventh grade our teacher, Mrs Tinsley, helped us prepare our first banquet. New faces that year included Helen Ashby and Ted Snyder. Mickey Doty left us only to join us again in the Freshman year. Eighth grade brought Mr William Olson as teacher and sev- eral new students including Pat Thomas, David Draegert, and Karen Hamilton. The big events that year were our banquet and graduation. As we once again mounted the stairs to higher education we took our places as Fresh- men in the high school assembly. Among those initiated that year were several newcomers to the class. Mary Dawson and Roy Cadwell had moved to town while Bob Brackin and Farrell White were coming to school in town for their first time after getting their elementary edu- cation in country schools. Frank Moore moved from Montezuma to join us in our Sophomore year and became our junior class president. With our senior year many things happen- ed to make our lives more interesting as re- organization made many changes in our school activities. The assembly was cut in two with a par- tition to make a new classroom, more lockers were brought into the upper halls, and new teachers were added. One day we discovered the building filled with our northern neighbors, the Gibson high school. With the Gibson school came four addi- tions to our class: Virginia Krumm, Larry Mc- Kay, Elinor McCurdy, and Peggy Burggraaf. With the addition of these students our graduating class was completed. Senior Class Will Upon this solemn occasion we would like to read to you the will of the Senior Class of 1957. We the class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, do declare that this is our last will and testa- ment. To Mrs Mi11er's future Home Economics classes we leave our green pies, and our ability to change the subject from cooking to Pat Boone's latest re- cordings. To Mr York's future economics and government classes we leave his corny examples, and all of his various insults about women! To all students we leave Mr Smith's knowledge of EVERYTHING, and his knowledge of everyone's latest love affairs, and his .ability TO TELL THE STUDENT BODY ABOUT IT! To Mrs Osweiler's future bookkeeping and typ- ing classes we leave all her points off for this and that, and her grading on the curve--ONE wrong and 'it's a B! To Mrs Tinsley's future English lit. class- es we leave all our book reports, and her ability to see all, know all, but say nothing .... Also, her will- ingness to give up classes for senior play practice, and her ability to put on a play in TWO WEEKS! Mr Piper was a great 'athlete in all sports, and played the part of a colored boy in his senior class play. Remember that, all future classes. Because if you don't-he'll be sure to remind you at the ear- liest possible date. To Mr Miller's classes we leave our threatened daily trips to the sandpile, and all of his questions that he never answers. Also his ability to prove the rest of the world is wrong and HE is right. We LEAVE Mr Schilling and his favorite say- ing, Toot, toot, Kiddies, off to class. To all underclassmen we leave our carved-up and broken desks, unsigned admit slips, paper wads, and erasers, our battles with the teachers, and most of all, ALL THE TEACHERS, in the hope that you will survive as well as we did. Other than this, each of the Seniors has his own spec- ial gift to be left to a Junior: Ted Snyder wills his ability to drive C?D to Larry Hudson-who would undoubtedly be better off without it Jim Van Patten leaves -his steady trips to Gibson to David Ward, but offers a warning to Stay -away from a certain senior girl! Larry McKay wills his ability to never open a book, or attend classes, and yet pass C0 to Dude Henry-who is learning how very fast. Virginia Krumm wills her quiet ways and her back seat in the study hall to J one Stein. Rita Nilles wills her ability to get to school on time OJ to Rit-a McKay. Karen Kitzman wills her radiator knob to Larry Arendt-so he'll have a cool place to charm the girls of South High. Tom Grudgings wills his daily snacks at home to Dean Fry and his athletic ability to Robert Ward. David Draegert wills his studious ways and dislike for girls to Jerry Baker. Dot Coulter wills her famous hair-do's to Peggy Stout. Dennis Johnson wills his class ring to anyone who wants it for a week end! Marie Ladely wills her basketball ability to Verna Hampton. Helen Graham wills her personality to Loretta Syn- horst and her ability to speak, Latin to Carolyn Surber. Robert Brackin wills his towering height to Robert Ward and his quiet ways CPD to Roy Bergvik. Sandra Kitzman wills 'her rock but not her man to Sharon Fisher. Mary Dawson wills her ability at making cokes to Donna Tancer Cwith the hope that Frank likes cokesl. Peggy Burggraaf wills her flashing red hair and quiet disposition to Shirley Morrow. Karen Hamilton wills her long hair to Mama McKay. Mickey Doty wills his wavy hair and his shy C0 innocent OJ looks to Roy Bergvik. Wayne Witt leaves his free taxi service for all girls to any poor junior who is unlucky enough to get stuck with it, and his athletic ability to Larry Young. James and Joe McDonald leave their way of getting along so well together Cwhich is unusual for brothers? to David and Robert Ward. Elinor McCurdy leaves her blushing smile and Sun- day dinners at Gibson to Judy Hamilton-who can eat hers at Deep River. Jerry Smith wills his long eyelashes and his in- sulting remarks to Roberta Wagner. Franklin Moore leaves his noon-hour romances to Steve McKay, but says Steve must find his Own girl. Bob Coghlan leaves his girls-in-every-town to Loren Curry. Helen Ashby wills her winning ways with all the teachers to Rosemary Hamilton. Pat Thomas leaves her crown to next year's Home- coming queen and her mischievious CU ways to all juniors. Roy Cadwell leaves his drums to Dean Fry. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Senior Class Prophecy In 1967 three reporters from the 1957 Junior class were called to cover the story of the reunion of the 1957 Seniors of South High. The big occasion was held at Farrell White's fabulous million acre ranch in Death Valley, Calif. His ranch named the White's Whinney Acres is known far and wide for its purebred Shetland ponies. We found out that-several of the guests had to come from great distances. For example, Larry McKay now lives in Cuba and owns a chain of hotels there, strictly for women Knot under 16 and not over 213. Another re- quirement is that they must be single, but Larry still remains a confirmed bachelor. Elinor McCurdy traveled from Zama, Africa. Her hus- band is an engineer there and designs African -grass huts. By the way, their business is financed through an Iowa bank. A pink Cadillac convertible drove up. You'll never guess who got out-the first American governor of Hawaii-Bob Brackin. In fact he is a Republican governor and as a hobby fights Hereford bulls in Mexico. Next we heard a loud noise and crash. We looked around and were startled to see a Rocketship with none other than David Draegert at the helm. He has an enter- prising business carrying passengers from earth to moon and visa versa in his rocketship, called the Dippey Davey Doodle Bug. You would be surprised at the number of 1957 Seniors who couldn't bear to leave the vicinity of What Cheer and have settled down in that territory. Dottie Coulter is a girls' basketball coach at a newly organized school in Keokuk county, called Doodyville. Her husband is boys' coach in the same school. Roy Cadwell has become a well-known doctor. He is a bone specialist for bow-legged fleas and as a pas- time makes glasses for cross-eyed cooties. He attributes all his inspiration to his classes back at good old South High. Mary Dawson has made Clutter's Drug famous. She is making millions on her new discovery-how to make shakeless milk shakes. Her invention has been copy- righted and is used at all soda fountains. Marie Ladely lives on a farm with her husband. They specialize in raising cane-sugar cane. Then Jimmy and Virginia Van Patten, the former Virginia Krumm, drove up in the weirdest looking car we had ever seen. It had two wheels, one in front and one in back. We found out that Jimmy is the designer and got his inspiration drawing pictures during a study hall in South High and Virginia designs and sews the seat covers. While talking to Franklin Moore we learned he raises purebred alley cats. He has around 300 at this time and is qfuite busy training them for the stage. Sandra Kitzman lives on a farm too. She and her husband specialize in raising not cane but Leaping Lena Milk Cows. Saves opening and shutting the gates. They received their inspiration from the Milky Way sign in Oskaloosa during their courtship days. Many of the seniors of 1957 found their opportunities in industry. For example, Mickey Doty is vice president of a corporation that manufactures Stay-Dry Diapers. Joe and James McDonald are owners of the Modern Magnificant McDonald Bros. Mill. This is not a flour mill but a face powder mill which furnishes the face powder for all cosmetic companies. Helen Graham is a designer for a manufacturing con- cern that makes paper liners for garbage cans. Karen Kitzman is working for a New York newspaper writing an advice to the lovelorn column entitled Cap- able Counsel to Crushed Characters. She informed us she is an authority on this subject because of her fights with her husband, Jerry Baker. A Karen Hamilton is employed by the San Diego Zoo washing giraffes' necks. She told us she washes around 50 necks a day with her faithful old Ajax and sponge. As you might expect, many of our old friends are a part of the entertainment world. In fact, an ambulance drove -up to the ranch and two doctors helped out a black- haired man fcomplete with spit curls and sideburnsb. As we rushed over we recognized Tommy Grudgings, the second Elvis Presley. The doctors assured us that the rea- son for him being encased in a cast from the waist down was not a car wreck but during one of his shows he had thrown both hips out of joint. Peggy Burg-graaf is an emportant part of the success of many TV programs. She is one of these behind the scene essentials who writes the questions and answers to all the big money quiz programs. , Dennis Johnson owns one of the famous gambling casinos in Las Vagas, Nevada. We -asked him why he chose this profession and he said he decided on gambling because of his success on taking a chance in a test at South High. We were all quite curious when a man came on horse- back to the reunion. It was Wayne Witt who now plays the part of Wyatt Earp on television in a weekly show on Station DDT Channel 99. Helen Ashby is the featured attraction at the Ciros Nightclub in Hollywood. She is a toe dancer and is the only one who can whirl like a spinning top on top of a cocoanut. Pat Thomas went to Beauty School after graduation and has a full-time job waving and combing the hairdos of the men in her husband's orchestra, Sam's Syncopated Sophisticatesf' Men wear their hair even longer and in more complicated hair styles now than they did 10 years ago and Pat works all night and most of the next day. By the way this orchestra was changed from an all-girl to an all-men orchestra after the leader got married. Jerry Smith is making use of his experience in speech work at South High and is master of ceremonies on a new television series, This Is Your Death, sponsored by the well known poison De-Con. Then last and very late, Rita Nilles arrived. She has made a name for herself not only on TV but also in personal appearances on her tours as a wrestler. She is known professionally as Nilles the Nitrogen Bomb. We found Farrell to be a very good host, and after having a wonderful time, everyone got together and sang an old song, which was a hit the year they graduated, Que Sera Sera tWhatever Will Be Will Bel. Memories fi Lt.1'om N EW Af Q mQp'5',g:'l sg, V Christmas Dmoz Meanwhile buck at ihe ranch N01 PUPi'k ' min-um mm U --:gy Boosters Although no sponsors were solocited for this year's annual, the seniors appreciate the support that has always been given. In recognition of this support, we reprint here the names of last year's sponsors: What Cheer Alumni Association, McKay Well Drilling, Fred Kitzman, Bud's Pastry Shop, Jack Rockwell, What Cheer Clay Products, M. N. Brown, Hamilton TV, Hull and Fischer-Veterinarians, King's Grocery, Hamilton Standard Service, Clutter's Drug, Robinson Motor Co., Traut Feed and Produce, Patriot-Chronicle, What Cheer Cafe, Thomas Superette, Dalbey Lumber Co., R. R. Dalziel Drugs, J. H. 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