Yale Jamaica Bagley High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Jamaica, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1963 volume:

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' a This book is a bound tribute to the boys and girls who make up the Yale-Jamaica-Bagley School student body and to the faculty who have dedicated themselves to the cause of quality education. A much higher quality of education is required to turn students into thinking men and women, than to turn them into merely competent individ- uals. A well-rounded democratic education must do both. M. B. MCCURDY Superintendent HELEN CRABB District Secretary . . h THE IMAGE OF Y-I-B A figure of speech, common in current usage, is the 'Image' of some individual or organization. This word is used to signify the mental picture or conception of such things that an outside observer might formulate about them. Does Y-J-B have, in all respects, the kind of Image we would like it to have? We must be aware that it is primarily the students of a school that create its Image. Most 'people form their opinion of a school from their observations of the actions of its stu- dents and from the way the students talk about their school. Some of the things that impress people most favorably is a solid support of the teams, the school's organizations, and your fellow students. Naturally, appropriate- ness of dress and mannerly conduct are also equally important in their impact on others. Each of you needs to make it your purpose to strengthen the Image of Y-I-B: that you may be proud of that Image in the years to come. This yearbook will preserve many fond memories for you, A highly regarded Image of Y-J-B will give those memories greater pleasure to you. A. A. ALLEN Principal ' Scion! ?acaZz'q l MR. GALLIANO MR. BACHMAN MR. MURRAY MRS. SHIRLEY MR. BRIDGES MRS. IONGEWAARD MRS. FRYE MR. FRYE M ,:. v , --1.r:.-122.1-gy 0' . iff- ':a'.:1a -'44 .wav ' - ., : 2z,.,ff-2-212 'Wm' A any-fail? e ' E11??f5:4:n 911322 S , 222326, ff ',-11'-in 47? 3- , - 1-:U 1E- .... 11 1 4 251 ,iii-41-5? - :EJ , 12:-Z Q 1, 5.1, b , ., sr lv , 4 . wx. MR. LUNDGREN MR. ELDER SUP 2' , ff PY R R -. 10,3 XNU ww 1 R Q 9 R MR. HEITLAND MRS. HILL V1 'lil 5 'wr S435 gg? ,mm sift is ,-wav' ' My . SEQ ' X Qs QI' DENNIS G. KRAFT - School isn't bad, but it ruins the better part of a day ANGELA KAY HOOPER Angie - Of the six senses. the rnightiest one is humor - President JOHN L. HOLLAR Vice President - One woman is more trouble than twelve men - Secretary SUSAN MARY GRIFFITH Subie Treasurer - Late hours are bad for one, but alright for two - MARION ANN ALLEN - Goodness gracious sakes alive, four years and still survive - SHEILA ANN BARRETT - Triumph is just 'umph' added to 'try' - JACK D. BURK Jackie - You ain't heard nothing yet, folks! - JERRY BURKHARDT A leader of men - a follower of women - l W LYLE GENE CHALOUPKA - Life is too short to hustle - running through his rnind HARVEY L. CRABB - He would interrupt St. Peter's roll call to ask a question - JAMES L. CHALOUPKA Big Jim - Footsteps in the sands of time big you'11 know they're mine - - if they're l DAVID CLARK Euclid - He was once killed by a train W , PV . tp W' -f of thought - I don't let school interfere with my edu- cation - The girl with the high blush power - DALE DEARDORFF Fred KAREN DEARDORFF - There's no danger of developing eyestrain from looking on the bright side of things - LAURA JANE DEARDORFF LOYAL DORR - It's not what he does that counts, it's what he gets by with - DAVID DVORAK Dave - I may seem bashful but I get along - 1 KEITH E. FRANTUM Franic - A11 great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well myself - MAX D. GILLILAND Factor - Wine, women, and song are getting me down, I guess I'I1 have to give up singing - FRED HAGGE - Alone in the moonlight is more fun if you aren't - WILLIAM W. HOYT Bill - He burns the midnight oil but it's usually gasoline - rf' :.,,. L. IE: ,. , P 4 Z , -, PHYLLIS JENSEN Phyl - Patience is the best remedy for every problem - ' JANE RAE LATIMER - I don't believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look - JAMES VICTOR LEO Weasel He's got a problem for every solution - LLOYD MIDDLETON - Everything has been thought of before - MARY ANN MCCARTNEY - Of course it's a rnan's world - who else could run it the way women want it - the difficulty is to think of it again - MARY SUSAN MOORE - She 's the life of the class and the death of the teachers il DAVID G. MINER Dave - I'11 take my F's in this order - Females, Football, Food - - Those sparkling eyes would melt a frozen heart - - Crazy people have the most fun and I'm happy DARLENE MOORE WILLIAM C. OVERMAN Bill - Every man has his faults and honesty is his KATHLEEN REMELE Kathi ROBERT W. SELLERS Big Red - He had so many bright ideas his hair turned red - - If I'm studying when you want me, wake me up- SHERYL ANN STRAIT Sherry - Good words are worth much and cost little DEANNA KAY SHIFLET - May I help you or do you want to make your own mistakes? - LEO T. SHEEHY i VERNETA JEAN SLAYBAUGH Net - Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well - ,,,.,.,,. T + -2 I Y PEGGY LEE THORNBURG Peg - A live wire never gets stepped on - SHARON KAY THOMAS - Her heart is like the moon - there's a man in it - JUDY KAY WOLFE - I not only drive as well as men, but I can do it on either side of the road - , , 1 MARION ANN ALLEN Basketball 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Plays 3 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Student Manager 2 Vocal Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Sextet 3 Vocal Quartet 3 SHEILA ANN BARRETT Basketball 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Student Council President 4 Salutatorian 4 Class Officer 1, 2 Newspaper Editor 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 4 JACK D. BURK Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups l, 2, 3, 4 Instrumental Solos 1, 2 Dance Band 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Accompanist 2, 3, 4 Mixed Clarinet Quartet Woodwind Quartet 2, 3 Woodwind Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 JERRY BURKHARDT Football 1, 3, 4 Football Captain 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Track 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Marching Band 1, 2 Concert Band 1, 2 Small Groups 1, 2 Letterman's Club 4 JAMES L. CI-IALOUPKA Football 4 Track 3 Letterrnan's Club 4 LYLE G. CHALOUPKA Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1 Track 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3,4 Drum Major 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 Instrumental Solos 1, 2 Student Manager 2 Pep Club 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Woodwind Choir 3, 4 Boys' Quartet 2 Clarinet Quartet 3, 4 DAVID CLARK Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Track 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Hawkeye Boys' State 3 F. T. A. 4 Letterman's Club HARVEY L. CRABB Student Council 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T.A. 4 Instrumental Solos 1, 2, 3, 4 DALE DEARDORFF Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Hawkeye Boys' State 3 Letterman's Club 4 KAREN DEARDORFF Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Glee Club 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups l, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 4 Letterman's Club 4 Instrumental Solos 1, 2 Vocal Sextet 1, 2 LAUM JANE DEARDORFF Basketball 1,2 National Honor Society 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Plays 4 Class Officer 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T.A. 4 Vocal Sextet 2 Vocal Quartet 2 LOYAL DORR Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Class Plays 3, 4 Class Officer 1 DAVID DVORAK Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1 Class Plays 4 KEITH E. PRANTUM Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Class Plays 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 2, 3 Letterman's Club 4 Instrumental Solos 1,2, Brass Choir 1, 2, 3 Drum Ensemble 1, 2, 3 Percussion Ensemble 3 Brass Choir 1, 2, 3 MAX D. GILLILAND Football 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Plays 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2 Small Groups 1, 2 Letterman's Club 3, 4 Instrumental Solos 1, 2 SUSAN MARY GRIFFITH Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Class Plays 3 Class Officer 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 FRED HA GGE Football 3, 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Marching Band 1, 2 Concert Band 1, 2 Letterman's Club 4 JOHN LeROY HOLLAR Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 4 Hawkeye Boys' State 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 ANGELA KAY HOOPER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Summer Softball 3 National Honor Society 3, Homecoming Attendant 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2,4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Small Groups 1, 2, 3 Accompanist 1, 3, 4 Letrerman's Club 4 Vocal Sextet 1, 2 WILLIAM W. HOYT Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Glee Club 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2 Small Groups 1, 2 Instrumental Solos 1, 2 Pl-IYLLIS JENSEN Yearbook Staff 3 F. H. A. 1 DENNIS G. KRAFT Class Officer 1, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Marching Band 1 Concert Band 1 JANE RAE LATIMER Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 1.2.3 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4 Class Plays 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 Instrumental Solos 1, 2, Cornet Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 Cornet Trio 1, 2, 3, 4 Brass Sextet 2 JAMES VICTOR LEO Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Class Officer 1 Marching Band 1 Concert Band 1 Letterrnan's Club 4 MARY ANN MCCARTNEY Basketball 1, 2 National Honor Society 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3 4 F.T.A. 4 LLOYD MIDDLETON Basketball 1, 2 Class Officer 1, 2 Yearbook Staff 3 DAVID G. MINER Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Student Council 1 Homecoming King 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Letterman's Club 4 MARY SUSAN MOORE Basketball 1,2 National Honor Society 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Class Plays 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 4 Pep Club 4 Instrumental Solos 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Sextet 3 DARLENE MOORE Attended school in Canada WILLIAM C. OVERMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 Instrumental Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4 Clarinet Trio 1, 2, 3, 4 Woodwind Trio 3,-4 Woodwind Quartet 4 Dance Band 2, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 United States of America High School Band 4 KATHLEEN REMELE Basketball 1 Glee Club 1,2, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,4 Class Plays 1, 3, 4 1,2,3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 2, 3 F. T. A. 3, 4 Instrumental Solos 2 Drum Ensemble 2, 3 ROBERT W. SELLERS Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 LEO T. SHEEHY Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Track 3 Student Council 2 Homecoming Attendant 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Class Officer 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Small Groups 1, 2, 3 Letterman's Club President 4 DEANNA KAY SHIFLET Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Plays 3 Class Officer 3 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Hawkeye Girls' State 3 Letterman's Club 4 VERNETA JEAN SLAYBAUGH Valedictorian 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Summer Softball 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 4 Letterman's Club 4 Vocal Sextet 1, 2 Vocal Mixed Quartet 3 Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4 SHERYL ANN STRAIT Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Majorette 2, 3 Marching Band 2, 3 PEGGY LEE THORNBURG Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Class Plays 1 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 Instrumental Solos 2, 4 Drum and Percussion Ensembles 2, 3, 4 SHARON KAY THOMAS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Summer Softball 3 Student Council 2 National Honor Society Class Plays 3, 4 Hawkeye Girls' State 3 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 4 JUDY KAY WOLFE Basketball 1 Summer Softball 1 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 Class Officer 1,2 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 O 3 Forty-three students assembled in the south half of the study hall on August 28 1961. We were the juniors of the newly formed YIB School District. We had just gotten to know each other when play practice started in mid-September, with Mrs. Towne as director. The play, Take Your Medicine, was presented on two nights, October 17 and 19. On January 18, the long-awaited day came when we received our class rings. We all had looked forward to this event, but some of us still didn't keep them too long. ln mid-March, preparations began for the Prom, which was held on Saturday, May 12. The theme was Fantasy of the Sea, and even if we do have to say so our- selves, it was very pretty. On June 2, our class, now 38 strong, received the coveted report card that stated we were now officially Seniors. August 27, 1962, found our class, now 39, arriving at YJBg not quite so quietly and shyly as the year before. Shortly after school started we gained Darlene Moore, who came to us from Canada. However, we lost Donald Kepple, who joined the service. On October 11, the Freshmen honored us with a party. Not quite on their own free will, but we had a lot of fun, Freshmen. The next day found us, still not too bright from the night before, on our way to Des Moines to have our pictures taken. We received our pictures right before Christmas The two weeks previous to Homecoming were spent decorating the Senior Class float, which, of course, won first prize. Sheila Barrett and Dave Minor reigned over the Homecoming Dance, October Embers, held on October 19, 1962. It was a big success, especially since our team defeated Menlo. The month of November was spent practicing for the Senior play, Deadly Ernest, which was presented November 16, under the direction of one of our sponsors, Mrs. Frye. Our Senior Soup Supper was held on December 13, it must have tasted pretty good, because Dick Donnelly ate 8 bowls of it. On March 23, Mr. Murray chauffeured us to Des Moines to tour the Capitol. We sat in on sessions of the House and Senate. There were some pretty tired Seniors on the way home. You would be, too, if you climbed to the top of the Capitol four uv times. The busy month of May began with a breakfast given in our honor by the Yale W. S. C. S. It was nice to be the guests of honor and eat without having to scrape our plates. May 3, we attended Career Day at Veisha on the Iowa State campus. Everyone got to visit the exhibits of their choice. In the afternoon, we attended the hilarious Cyclone Review, Continental Capers, in which Leo Sheehy took an active part. Guthrie County Court Day was held May 8 at Adel. All the Seniors in Guthrie County attended. YJB had the honor of having three Seniors, Peg Thornburg, Dale Deardorff, and Lyle Chaloupka, serve on the jury. May 11 saw the Bagley gym decorated to the theme of Moonlight and Roses. The Juniors and their sponsors, Mrs. Hill and Mr. Bridges, had transformed the gym into a lovely garden. After a delicious banquet, we danced to the music of the Five D's from Perry. It was greatly enjoyed by everyone. Thanks again, Juniors. We left at 5:30, May 15, for Winterset, where we ate at the Gold Buffet Dining Room. After a delicious meal, we went bowling. It was more crowded coming home than it was going down. No one even mentioned stopping for a snack on the way home. May 19 began the last busy week for us, with Baccalaureate being held in the Jamaica gym. Mr. Lockling of the Yale Church of Christ gave the address. Tonight we are holding class night. Commencement will be held Thursday night at 8 p. m. with Garry Lenhart as speaker. We will then officially end our high school career as we walk up on the stage and receive our diplomas. ' 65444 We? We, the Seniors of 1963, of Yale-Jamaica-Bagley Community High School, the County of Guthrie, the State of lowa, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Marion Allen, hereby will my desk at the first place in the first row of Seniors to Donita Allen hoping she will pass it on, and my place in chorus to anyone who thinks they can make it. I, Sheila Barrett, will another year as co-editor of the Rambling Raider to Terry Iaschke and to anyone else who wants to make weekly trips to Bayard, and my chair in band to Dianne Deardorff so that she can see the music. I, Jack Burk, leave my seat by the radiator to anyone who likes to burn their back on the pipes, and to Mr. Frye I leave my ability to get into trouble. Use it wisely! I, Jerry Burkhardt, leave my flirty eyebrows to Robert Chapman, my P. E. clothes back to Mike DeCamp, since they were his in the first place, and whatever is left to anybody that wants it. I, Jim Chaloupka, will my football suit to Mike Bose, and my car to anyone who is mechanically inclined and has a lot of money. I, Lyle Chaloupka, will my ability to loaf in the music room last period to any- one in band who thinks they can get by with it, my ability to play several different instruments in band to Jim Russell Qif he wants to learn to play themj, and my ability to sleep in class to anyone who can sit in the back row and is brave enough to try it. l, Dave Clark, will my volleyball talent to Harold Nicholas, and give my football position to Darrell Meinecke if he is willing to play across from Darrell Parker. I, Harvey Crabb, will my government brownie points to any Iunior who wants to start his Senior year with a deficiency. To Mr. Allen I leave my ability to do all types of Math problems quickly and accurately. 1, Dale Deardorff, will my position at right halfback on the football team to Verlin Sumrny because it's jinxed. I also leave all my teachers to the underclassmen because they deserve them. l, Karen Deardorff, will my guard position on the basketball team to Darrell Parker. To Rick Fox I give my chair in band. I know you'll enjoy it, Rick! I, Laura Deardorff, will my love for cats to Verlin Summy, my ability to get out of study hall to anyone who needs it, and my chair in band to LaRee Chaloupka. I, Loyal Dorr, will my long hair to Mr. Galliano, my scooter to the Sheehy boys because they need another one, and my ability to wiggle out of trouble to Chips Griffith. The end. I, Dave Dvorak, will my P. E. destructiveness to Danny Leo, my bell Con my carj to Mr. Frye, and my car to Ike Frye. I, Keith Frantum, will my tympani sticks to Chips Griffith, my ability to play basketball to Lloyd Fagin, my short hair to Dick Ellis, and my ability to learn my play part on the night before the play to anybody who hasn 't learned their part fthe night be- fore the playj, I, Max Gilliland, will and bequeath my football helmet to Chips Griffith, who's got the square head to fit it. I also will my great mathematical mind to Jerry Cableka who just loves to work with figures. I, Susan Griffith, will my many hours of struggling over bookkeeping to anyone who is brave enough to take it next year, my three years of going steady to Carol Barnes, and my position as class treasurer to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. I, Fred Hagge, will my ability to go steady with one girl during my Senior year to Harold Nicholas, I hereby leave my long hours of studying to Ed Kenney providing he doesn't take over three books home all year, and my feud with Mike DeCamp in football to Craig Fox. I. Bill Hoyt, will my ability to be good in class to lack Fuller, and my old books to anyone who wants them. I, John Hollar, leave my position on the basketball team to Lloyd Fagin, my po- sition on the track squad to anyone who is fast enough to take it, my long hair to Har- old Nicholas, and my brownie points to anyone that needs them. I, Angela Hooper, will my ability to put things off till the last minute to Don Irwin, and my blonde hair to Dianne Meinecke. I, Phyllis Jensen, will my art pencils to Shirley Bose who never seems to have one when she comes to art class. Good luck, Shirley! I, Dennis Kraft, will my position as Senior class president to the biggest, unlucki- est person in the Junior class of 64, my place in art class to Verlin Summy who cer- tainly needs it, and my place in the school parking lot to Jack Fuller, if his car will make it to Jamaica. I, Jane Rae Latimer, hereby leave my ability to twirl the baton to Danny Leo, my cheerleading uniform to anyone with strong lungs. and my ability to dance to Bill Dodson. I, James Leo, will my motorcycle, Max, to Denny Richey, and my government book back to the school so some poor student will get it again next year. I, Mary Ann McCartney, will my ability to say the wrong thing at the right time C0 Mike DCCHITIP, and my ability to get my paper assignment in at the last minute to Virginia McDermott. I, Mary Moore, will my position in the band to Dave Deardorff or Phil Lowry fdepending on who wins the challengej, my ability to get along with all the six-year- olds on our bus to Ruth Wall because she needs all the help she can get. and I would will my ability to goof off to Carl Stevens but he goofs off enough already. I, Lloyd Middleton, will my ability to get out of study hall to Jack Fuller and I will just leave. l, Dave Miner, hereby will my football position as tackle to anyone whose favorite colors are black and blue, my desk in study hall to next year's Seniors, and my favorite hiding places to the kids that need them. But my memories oflamaica and YJB l'll keep for myself, and I sure hate to see them end. I, Bill Overman, will my position in band to Tom Tighe, my height to Ronnie Shifiet, to use it to dunk 'em with, my ability to memorize a four-page solo the night before contest to Barb Raaz, but the fun l've had playing my clarinet in the Corn Kings, and other bands to no one. I, Kathi Remele, will my ability to louse up the class play to Dick Kelly, my ability to get my hair in the bunsen burner to any girl who wants to change her hair style right quick, and my place as bass drummer in marching band, I leave to Ronnie Shiflet providing he doesn't trip and make a fool of himself. I, Robert Sellers, will my football suit to Dennis Kile, my baseball uniform to Ronnie Wine, and everything else I own Cnothingj to anybody who doesn't need it and doesn't want it. l, Leo Sheehy, will my trips to Bagley to Bill Stanley, my basketball ability to Chips Griffith, and my ability to turn around and talk during first period study hall to anyone who can get away with it. I, Deanna Shiflet, leave my place as editor of the annual to Dianne Deardorff, my position as President of the National Honor Society to anyone who wants the student body mad at them, and my ability to have an escort to every class to Vicki Hoyt. l, Verneta Slaybough, do bequeath my position on the basketball team to Gisela Scherf, but with one stipulation - no side body blocks will be allowed. To Verlin Summy l give my many hours of studying. I, Sheryl Strait, will my seat by the teacher to anyone who can stand the bad in- fluence, and my ability in bookkeeping to anyone who doesn't need the credit anyway. I, Darlene Moore, will my outstanding chemistry ability to anyone who wants it, my front seats in all my classes to any other deserving underclassman who wants them, and my three daily study halls to Lloyd Fagin, fmake good use of them, Lloydj. I, Sharon Thomas, bequeath my long hair to Mr. Galliano so he can change the color and have some more, my basketball suit to Roberta McDermott, my perfect at- tendance record to Lowell Sheehy, and my long walk to school to anyone who likes to sleep late in the mornings. I, Peggy Thornburg, will my office of parliamentarian in F. T. A. to anyone who can spell it, my captaincy of the cheerleaders to Dianne Meinecke, my ability to be one of the last in things because of the alphabet to my sister Sal, my drum sticks to Marla Cain, and my fun in school to all. I, Judy Wolfe, leave my majorette uniform to Craig Fox, and my desk in study hall to Ronnie Wine to bring up the rear. To the teachers, we leave our class discussion, too bad it wasn't always about the subject. To Mr. Allen, we leave our unexcused absences and unsigned make-up slips. To Mr. McCurdy, we leave the fun of going through our files in later years. To the Freshmen, we leave three years of fun-filled high school days to come. To the Sophomores, we leave the expectations that the best prom yet will be theirs To the Juniors, we leave our empty desks in study hall, and our Seniority, Signed May 23, by the Seniors of 1963. O Hello, everyone. This is the year 1983. My name is Dave Miner. I have just blasted off on an orbit flight around the earth. I am now scanning the earth through our powerful, new telescope. I will relay what I see to Verneta Slaybaugh in the cen- tral control station at Cape Canaveral. She is the head engineer in charge of sending off astronauts. My ship is orbiting over the Atlantic Ocean now. Below I see a large ocean liner. There seems to be a bit of confusion aboard. Looks as if the hostess has led someone into the pool. Good heavens, the hostess is my old classmate, Susan Griffith. I am now approaching London. I see an art gallery below. A beautiful blonde is carefully studying a picture. As she looks up at a statue, I see it is Peg Thornburg, the art collector. The main attraction in London seems to be the circus. The sign says it is featuring the ever-so-graceful trapeze artist, James Leog and the bravest lion tamer of them all, Dale Deardorff. A special attraction is the fire-eater, Judy Wolfe. Passing over the French Riviera, I see Deanna Shiilet, the heiress that inherited a couple million dollars, lying on the beach in her bikini. Even her French poodle is wearing sunglasses. Coming to Rome, l see a group of girls surrounding the newly crowned Mr. America He is on a world tour and is making headlines all over. It couldn't have happened to a more deserving person. Congratulations and have fun, Loyal Dorr! To my left I see the country of Russia. There is a sneaky looking person approach- ing the Kremlin. I recognize him now. It's Bill Hoyt, the famed spy in Russia. Now I turn toward India. In a very secluded part I see Marion Allen, a missionary, surrounded by a group of friendly natives. Some of the women seem to be curious about a new attraction, a wig collection and their owner Phyllis Jensen. Passing over Indonesia, I see a group of girls fanning our own major of the armed forces, Robert Sellers. I am now approaching Australia. I can see the world's first kangaroo training farm ahead. It is run by Angela Hooper. Her love of horses led her to this occupation. Hawaii is coming up in the foreground. I can see its gleaming capital. Their new governor, Keith Frantum, is doing a wonderful job. Hollywood is sparkling below me now. I see Mary Ann McCa1'tney's name in lights. She is presently starring in the picture, l Was a Human Meatball. I can see the buildings ofU. C. L. A. in the distance. Karen Deardorff is the head biology teacher here. Just below is the famed California freeway. Looks like that new dragster, Llciyd- Middleton, is trying out his car. He certainly is driving dangerously. Oh - oh, here comes that fearless patrolman, Fred Hagge. He's revolutionized that old saying to Fred always gets his man. As California fades into the background, the even-brighter lights of Las Vegas come into sight. There at the famous Stardust we see the new bartender, Leo Sheehy. As I come to Arizona. I see that crazy dream of one of my classmates is coming true. Laura Deardorff's cat ranch is almost completed. lust crossing into Texas, I see a large semi-truck and its driver. Sharon Thomas. I have just received word from that great weather forecaster. Sherry Strait, that weather conditions will remain the same. Lyle Chaloupka's love of noise, as shown by his car, is revealed in his new interest, bowling. He loves to hear those pins fall. He's a member of the Professional Bowling Association, now playing in Austin. Texas. l'm passing over my home state of Iowa now. One of my classmates still lives here. It is Dennis Kraft, who now farms 2, OOO acres of land. Passing over the land of 10,000 lakes, I see one of my classmates has taken advan- tage of all this water. Jane Latimer is running a very successful fish hatchery. I see Jim Chaloupka up here as the center with the Green Bay Packers. Up in Canada I see Darlene Moore has run down the wanted criminal Tuffy Ma- lone. She is the head of the Canadian Mounted Police. I am approaching the outstanding university of Notre Dame. Their science de- partment has been greatly improved with the addition oflack Burk as head chemist. The math department has become world famous with Dave Clark as head mathematician Now I see a distinguished looking doctor. Oh, my mistake. That black bag fooled me. It's Dave Dvorak, the radio-TV repair man. What's this? A woman tramping through the woods of Pennsylvania. I should know her. Oh, it's Sheila Barrett. She married a game warden and is apparently going to their secret still to find him. The lights of New York City are approaching. I see Sing Sing below. They are putting a person into solitary confinement. My gosh, it's Jerry Burkhardt. I wonder what he did. There is a concert going on in New York City. The New York Philharmonic has a new orchestra leader, Bill Overman. He has a new trumpet player, John Hollar. Our class has contributed two authors to the literary field. Kathi Remele is rapidly taking Abby's place with her advice to the lovelorn. I see the orher's huge mansion below. He is lounging by his pool. It's Max Gilli- land, who became a millionaire from his book lOl Ways to Get Out of Study Hall. I am almost at the end of my flight. Below me now is Washington, D.C. The president is just returning to the White House. They say he will be another Abraham Lincoln. Congratulations, Harvey Crabb. His private nurse, Mary Moore, is coming to meet him. There are rumors of a marriage between the president and his nurse. Well, I am now at the end of my flight. I have certainly enjoyed seeing all my old classmates and hope you have, too. This is Dave Miner signing off. CLASS MOTTO - One Goal Reached - Many Beyond CLASS COLORS - Powder Blue and White CLASS FLOWER - White Rose 0605! Another school year has come to a close, And again we are contemplating those who will become The citizens of the world to be Now we give you the class of '63. Marion Allen first appearance was on the English shore, But her years in America have been more. We wish her a future bright and merry She plans her life as a missionary. Our popular president of student council, ls Sheila Barrett the homecoming queen. A cheerleader, sax player, and honor student, She brings cheer and beauty to the scene. Agile of form and nimble of wit, Jack Burk is a fellow you won't soon forget. A young man of talents, he paints and actsg Plays the piano and bass clarinet. Jerry Burkhardt is tall, dark, and handsome, The manly type, he's good at any sport. We'll remember his prowess in Y-I -B football, In the relay races, and on the basketball court. A boy who is truly big in our class is Jim, Big Jim Chaloupka we refer to him. He's a steady boy with a ready smile, He will learn of machinery after school a while. A musical minded genius is this Senior boy. His '56 Ford is his main joy. Lyle Chaloupka is his name if you haven't guessed, Farming is the thing he hopes to do best. Mathematician and scientist in his own right Describes Dave Clark who is next in sight. In NHS, and in football he was center The College of Buena Vista this fall he will enter. Laughter seldom is lacking when Harvey Crabb's about. For his dry sense of humor makes everyone shout. He plays trombone and baritone horn in the band, With his short wave set, he's an amateur ham. Last summer, the Hawkeye Boy Stater Was Dale Deardorff, a football Raider. He's a broad jumper on the track team, A real go-getter with plenty of steam. A clarinet player who plays basketball, ls Karen Deardorff who's Maryville bound this fall. She is a member of Torch Club and FTA, We wish her luck along the way. In NHS and FTA, Laura Deardorff is busy every day. A saxophone player in the high school band, This fall at Simpson she'll take her stand. We'll long remember the cunning way Loyal Dorr played Sleepy in the senior class play He is quick on wit, but he'll soon say good-bye, To help keep the Air Force in the sky. For boys who are pleasing to be around Not many like Dave Dvorak are found. His quiet, dependable ways are a joy, And we wish success to this pleasant boy. Keith Frantum, a basketball and track star, Is a tympani player, the best by far. This fall he starts to a school that's new, A junior college called Grandview. Max Gilliland has a ready smile, He clicks through the halls in gentleman's style. Football and baseball are sports he enjoys, He's to be one of the National Guard boys. Susan Griffith, a girl that's loads of fun, ls always there when there's work to be done. Susan says, at a bank she will work. As treasurer for the seniors she did not shirk. On the football team Fred Hagge played end, His skill on the field we must commend. This fall he will leave his old home town, For Fort Dodge, a junior college, he is bound. John Hollar, good looks are his trait, In the future his hopes are to attend Iowa State. A first rate trumpeter in band you can see, He's vice president for the seniors of '63. Our class contains a married member. This is Bill Hoyt, you will remember. At present in Bagley he makes his home. He hopes to go to C.E. at some time to come. Our class secretary is Angela Hooper, Being blonde and blue -eyed, she is surely super. An honor student and guard for basketball, Her plans are to go to SCI next fall. Phyllis Jensen, another member of the Senior class, She is a reserved and a quiet lass. After school, church work she will enter, And around this her whole life will center. President of the Senior Class Is no one other than Dennis Kraft. He is an artist we all know. This fall to the Air Force he will go. lane Rae Latimer's quite petite. She plays trumpet in the band and is light on her feet. For she has taught dancing all through the year, And she hopes to make it her life's career. James Leo has a disposition -that's fine, He was tackle in this year's football line. When he rides his motorcycle, he 's never late. Next year he plans to attend Iowa State. A member of NHS and FTA, ls Mary Ann McCartney who's busy every day. A soprano in mixed chorus and girls' glee, After school, busy at work is where she will be. Mary Moore stars as trumpeter in the band, In mixed chorus she also takes a stand. In FTA this year of '63, And in the future a nurse she will be. Our Canadian friend from way up North, ls pleasing, dark-eyed Darlene Moore. Her change of school we must admire, To be a nurses' aid this summer is her desire. Lloyd Middleton's most consuming desire, Is to be a mechanic for himself or for hire. On these grounds his future plans are made, To go to Omaha to a school of trade. Built like a wrestling champ is Dave Miner. For practical joking you'll find no one finer. He was homecoming king and a football guard, He plans to farm this summer and we know he'll work hard Bill Overman, a clarinetist of fame, Also in basketball he placed his name. His future in music is cheery and bright, For this summer a trip with Band of America is in sight Kathi Rernele 's quick humor is always around. This fall at Drake is where she'll be found. A dance band drummer and in FTA, She also kept busy with the senior class play. A tackle on the football line, Bob Sellers did the job quite fine. The humor of this red haired boy Pills the hours of many classmates with joy. A basketball player is Leo Sheehy, Next year he will attend Omaha C. E. He drives a red and white Ford through the streets, For good looks, his are hard to beat. Deanna Shiflet, our busy annual editor, ls guard on the basketball team and a real go-getter An honor student in NHS, She plans a business career to be her success. Verneta Slaybaugh most versatile of all. She's guard and forward in basketball. A member of NHS and FTA to name a few. This fall she will travel to ISU. Quiet and sweet is Sherry Strait. Reserve has been her leading trait. Still water runs deep we are led to recall, We wish Sherry success going to work this fall. Number one forward on the basketball floor, I-las been Sharon Thomas who holds top score. She has further contributed in the way of success, By being an honor student elected to NHS. Blond Peg Thornburg, our cheerleading captain, l-las talent in painting to spare, She is good at make-up and on the drums. She is going to Drake U. for further work there. In marching band a high stepping majorette Is Judy Wolfe who's always fun, you bet. After school, working is where she will be. We wish Judy success after '63. This is the roll of this graduation And we take our places in the plan of the nation And in the world may we set our pace To make it a brighter and better place. Dream when you've gone away. Dream of this very day. Think of the days of fun we have shared, Lessons prepared and true loves declared. Dream as the years go by. Dream with a tender sigh. Things never seem to change in your dreams, So dream, dream, dream. CTO the tune of Dream j ff . ll and wee The big yellow moon created a romantic mood. Wa A . Arai, ,- -rg - . 3 V 1 , 4 . - 1 - A Q P Ill , , . m 1'-5 --..-,T 1 Kff' 1 ' 2 LJ.-. -.6 .2 W ga L w The shooting fountain drew much attention. The wishing well was a main attraction. ' F954 It all started when Henry's boss fired him, and his girlfriend threw him overboard, and Aunt Ethel ordered him from her boarding house because of no rent money. Well, poor homeless, girl-less, and jobless Henry, spending the night in a park, meets one, Mr. Bumpus. He pours out his troubles to Mr. Bumpus, who tells Henry life has dealt him a miserable blow. Mr. Bumpus has a friend named Ernest who, for only 317. 83, gets poor downtrodden souls like Henry out of their misery. So Henry, in his pitiful, forlorn condition, pays the money, goes back home and finds fly Aunt Ethel is ready to forgive him, Q23 his girl wants another chance, 135 his boss has given him a raise, Q43 life was never happier and better and - BOING - he remembers he's paid his last cent to someone named Ernest to get him out of this world. Needless to say, he's really in misery now, especially when virtually everyone he encounters is named Ernest. Then, as fate would have it, Mr. Bumpus and a friend come looking for a room and when Henry sees them, well, that really puts the icing on his cake. Things now reach a fever pitch, because poor Henry - weak from fright - finally goes to Mr. Bum pus and demands payment in full, immediately, so he'll be out of his dismal misery And imagine Mr. Bumpus' consternation. You see, he never planned on seeing Henry again, thinking the deal would be just a simple way to get some money. So now he has to carry out his part of the bargain. But finally the whole thing comes to a showdown and everything is brought to light, and Henry learns of Mr. Bumpus' scheme. CAST Directed by Mrs. Frye HENRY GILCREST - - ------------ - - AUNTETHEL-- ----- MARGIE ---- PUMPKIN - - - JILL ---- GLADYS ---- AUNT STELLA - - cLAR1ssA - - - ERNESTINE - - ERNIE ----- MR. BUMPUS - - SLEEPY ---- C. E. GRIMM - - DR. 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Build Today the Ready Mixed Way Perry Iowa KRIEGER'S GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP Potted Plants, Cut Flowers, Corsages, Wedding Flowers , Bedding and Spring Vegetable Plants Ph, 386-62.948 Jefferson ELVIN D. THOMPSON, M.D Physician and Surgeon Jefferson Iowa , Jia... ,- .. I L. lm Q-NXKNX 53: Ex Vu' v W W- 1 .lx I 4: i - 5 ia, Janet Kinney Duane Allen Y W ' f ' 1 i el X W Wws...,, '5EE ' w Q g ' -. if ' ef. ' 'QW N' A 'i 0. - '51, 1 . ' ' W.4l5? 'W , ' ', .- L- ,. - - 4, . W if N H A Q' R Q4 iv my 4 In L, .9 f :N Q13 Rx x QI si N, V4 x y ,W lf. ,W 3 -.u ' r a mari 4 f, f , l ' f W N ., lb C 3-Q Q' if It My Y ima Ii-5-EM Eugene Pohl Nancy Grassmier Vicki Huffman Roger Kile Tim Culbertson Bonnie Reese Micki Deardorff Jim Lowe Beth Frye Susan Gardner Ray Atkins Johnny Kastner , ' 1, if . 1:3 fi' - L , -aff 4 V ,ff rr' WW s W' A1 - 9 N W X ,. 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SERVICE Office Residence Yale, Iowa 43 02 Yale 43 03 MARCHANT'S FUNERAL HOME AND FLORAL GIFT SHOP CARROLL AND LUCILLE MARCHANT Phone 19 Y 1 I ae, ow MIDDLETON'S GROCERY You AG Food Center Phone 9602 Yale , low Sheila Stringham Chris Anderson I eff Barnes Dan McKinney Donna Dorr Ronnie Snyder Elaine Auburn Tim Burns Frank Nicholas Suzanne Chaloupka Loran Dean Kirtley Rodney Lumley Wayne Culbertson Glennis Deardorff Mary Richey Greg Chaloupka Patricia McDermott Darwin Grow Verneta Brobst Gary Kile Robert Allen Nancy Myers Beverly Whitney FARMERS STATE BANK .mf--A, Q A Friendly Bank for Friendly People Pho ne 5 8 Yale Iowa ur V. .1 UQ Y , is Rita Twogood Jim Carroll Susan Porter Leland Vaux Susan Hawkins Loren Zaruba Susan Huffman Elizabeth Kastner Jeff Kuehl Danny Miner Carol Moore Donnie Parker Sean Cain Barbara Slaybaugh Marla Dvorak Mike Hodges Steve Gardner Roger Leo Mike Tighe Bill Hupp Paul Culp Jerry Culbertson Gerald Carstens Donald McGill MRS. HOYT MRS. 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COMPANY fbfD,,,,,5f5m1x Feed and Farm Supplies Pa no ra , Iowa Panora Iowa LUMLEY HARDWARE 8 Vps KOFFEE Kup LAUNDRAMAT . . , of EE M1nneapol1s - Moline UP Imple me nt S lil!! ' mmmmmmn Meals and Short Orders Jamaica Iowa Jamaica Ph. 70 Iowa Francis Finley Marsha Cabelka Debbie Cabelka Rhonda Brandenburg Ronnie Allen Donna Richards Carolyn Chaloupka Jackie Gilliland Gail Parrish Mike Benner Danny Deardorff Denny Sneller Jack Kelly Brad Whitney Vicky Cabelka Bobby Zeller Richard Deardorff Patsy Donnelly Mary Hawkins Mary Lou Culp Linda Allen Pam Hendrixson Susan Jenson Danny Sneller Terry Culp Ellen Gettler Gary Culbertson Lawrence Culp I -1 1. I, qxE::I..,,m- , , , , , - V . 4 r Q Wi. 2 K A , ajv , . , I . , . ,V Rv A . PW' 'N I-. L : '- ' ': ' . .J .. ' ' ' , , U ', fer lb' f View Y 1 3 il .Q ls 551, i ' yy H - gang? 4 , as ma . , ,H , x fr ima fr ll ,V if , :si ,N . , My 355, 1, HH, . 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We Fix Anything Welding Car and Truck Repair Professional Arcade Building Phone- 2 on 47 P Io . erry Wa Jamaica Iowa K .... uf, '-'L X , ' ' t X 'S r L N' t 1. In . dwg Alan Whitney i' an ' ' ' .V Nadine Deardorff t-' A . Steven Gettler ' 1 f 5, X if E wk E' ', ,'g'r::y , 5 ' X. s X I gif , ,A of , Q. , S, .tr ,. Y , f ' 5 Y 6,1 , Dean Stanley - 4 '4 , at 7- ,gl . MOHICG McDermott , ' N rgj ' X we ' gi oy, I J fijv., -, '4 A Randy Deardorff W '-of N H - w X' F1 3 Doug Kile Q N t A Lg .. H' X b -,x 1. XX fl! 1-an Q r-fs. L. fr a ,Q ' M.. , K ' -no-fr'-, fi ii 11 f 1 E ' ' ' X M r -on V Q y r Kathy Evans - -if rg., va W AQ A W 1 l . L , . 4 f , S .gf :gif , Q if Kerth Hegstrom t t - t 2 M w Er Q t EA: rf, L N' . . 'T' ' ,Mi V Eg JA H595 Susan Grlfflth r -if 2 ' ' Ifgfgw -' sri, I r it f . . ' S gf! ' I Rrchard Anderson 'd' I ,f ' FY ,hftl rn 9 .5 W ' , ' M 9, N E A . ., fi -' : fi yy , Q 1 gi G' t Steve Cabelka - , ..q- A '. N ' 'f' A' - Q 'H qt - Q1 . 5 Roberta Farnham ' ' ' ' 1 fi-iQi?L 'viii ,X rfxj H I gil x 1' i Y Gary Deal 1 ' Q f- Dennis Pittman ' Y . ' ' 'V 4' . 'f 'Y L, ' TS Sd S S S S 1 1 W' mv 'I Mu: r ww w m In W v - I 3 'r A 'Lf N weft r t David Kna ..a so Q- - .af r we 1- Q H . PP L J N ' -f ' ' f Debble Sneller . 4- I X 4 ,. ' 5: Z, 3- , -ty yl A .. tg . Z Gary Snyder J ' t e 1 M W t t 1-' ' t, A I! f v b y A- A ,V rf Johnny Neal . X gk : Sl X' ld Q I ,tx rf tv ' ogr 1 s Lr. M ' a A52 -1 ga 'W :fa . . ' I E .3 Y bn Q2 - ,1 Kevrn Durbln L, , X , LQ M .v Morris Cook ' -au iv- ,. 'gnu X 1' ...Y TJ? tv f TY! V ' :V Alan Leo 'A e A .I W N rrd y Jim Hasty . A 'N 'E-tx ' xr ' M WDM X 'fx'-ivfkfr 31- ' 'f Av ' ' N- A M fi, wifrthi-.-l:'j.:-.J- -: f'Uf1 'x 'Afx XX MOXLEY'S ICE CREAM DR. J. E. CAVANAUGH D.D.S. First National Bank Bldg. Perry, Iowa 1211 First Street 1 O -42 Pn0ne:1-105-3151 C4114 5 15 Perry, Iowa DR. PAUL F. TINGWALD CHIROIQRACTOR HICKEY OSTEOPATHIC .. .. CLINIC Q W 13 DR. DON R. HICKEY Residence Office -Office Phone. HO 5-2184 Residence Phone: HO 5-2513 4411 4241 Pe r r y , I owa E D R . DONALD E . HANLO N Q CQLOU 'ag R e s i de nc e O ffi C e :1 ff '-e - 343 1 424. 1 BAKING CO. Daily 1 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. 1225 Second Avenue By Appointment only Des Moines 14' Iowa Closed Thursday and Saturday Telephone: 244-3123 Bayard Iowa New Idea TRI-COUNTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY B agley Iowa Phone: 3 5 Everything for the Farmer Connie Shiilet Clark Schoonover Marilyn Hunter Alpha Galliano ?owaz!4 MRS. PITTMAN Candy Hoyt Kathy Lurnley Mike Gilliland Judy Dallinger John McDermott Aileen Kraft Barbara Zaruba Rosemary Hooper Rick Thornburg Cindy Deardorff Ronda Searl Raymond Rogers Peggy Sneller Margaret McDermott DR. R. K. GUBSER VETERINARIAN Phone 2 on 58 Bagley, Iowa BAGLEY LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials of All Kinds Bagley, Iowa Compliments of MALCOLM 8 THOMPSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY FRANCIS AND F ARIS lowA SAVINGS BANK MU 2-2222 Coon Rapids, Iowa John Deere Sales and Servic Coon Rapids Compliments of ANDERSON INDEPENDENT Iowa Member FDIC Perry Iowa Shirley Hilsenbeck Rodger Twogood Tom Burns Darrell Fox Qomll MRS. ST OTT S Sandra Nickolson Bobby Emley Dennis Wine Steve Clark Don Culbertson Jean Hupp Charlotte Cole Alvin Clark Frankie Kastner Debbie Nagel Larry Sellers Kenny Bose Patricia Cobb Doug Carstens BAUER'S PAINTp AND BODY SHOP RINGHEIM'S A ' Bum snur l i E: Complete Body and Fender Repair and Painting - Glass Installed - Porcelainizing Grand Junction, Iowa Phone: 8-32.25 The Yard Goods Center of Perry Perry Iowa EDNA'S CAFE RIPPEY SAVINGS BANK Try Our Fried Chicken Grand Junction, Iowa Congratulations EDDY'S sl-los STORE Style, Fit, Courteous Service Perry Iowa Rippey, Iowa A Dependable Institution in a Friendly Setting. Member FDIC CQAST To COASF BOTTENFIELD MACHINE SHOP Housewares, Auto Supplies Hardware, Sporting Goods Electrical Supplies HO 5-4355 Perry, Iowa Per-, -vw-1 Q- ' r W , v R r U , . ' Av f - A ' '.xAl , K ' I , . nf' . W C .. -rn , ,V g X .1-1 I. 1 ,rn . . 45:7 r ' ix V 1, Anil. ? 1 Jr 1 ' H ' Q' A L1rs 1'u 'L T - fy , ., ' E' 524' ,- xg . 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Guthrie Center, Iowa Congratulations, Seniors for the Best in Graduation Pictures, Have Woltz Studio. Sittings Made at Your School or Studio WOLTZ STUDIO, INC. 3rd and New York Ave. Des Moines 13, Iowa 1 1 . f i l -1 ., yi -L- FEE? Marilyn Kraft Timmy Gettler Bob Wolfe Marion Smith Kerry VanGundy Carolyn Whitney Damon Cain Gladys Chaloupka .4 MRS. GORMAN Zelma Kinney Robert Farnham Kevin Laughery Susan Grassmier Rosemary Kastner Jean Tighe Lenetre Brooks Sherri Anderson Kathy Deal Janet Chaloupka y S me L V V y -j g A Donnie Radebaugh - l ' AM' - . F -Y i - W '- E, bg' ' Y- 7 rw w 5 Ol , - , LuAnn Cornish ' Y' y -.gr I y y 1-.ev 4 V.,-fy 9 y l ' l 1- I il-Y . rl, ,.,'V- E Q ,,., K ' 1 ' L l McNEILL BROS. TRUCKING Jamaica, Iowa Dependable - Bonded - Transportation CHARLES 4 on 38 MARION 7 8 No Job Too Big or Too Small Corn Shelling, Livestock Hauling Omaha - - Chicago and All Points Jamaica KOLBE TRUCKING Local -- Omaha Phone: Yale 910 Bagley, Iowa KELLY'S BULK FEED BOB KELLY, Prop. Cash Buyers of Eggs, Poultry and Cream. We sell Pillsbury's Feeds Phone: Z on 37 Jamaica, Iowa LOGSDON FORD CO. Guthrie C enter , Iowa MRS. BENTON Mitch West Becky Moore Kevin Deardorff Danny Chapman Randy Carrick Mark Porter Judy Keeble Doug Hemphill Joey Chaloupka Omega Galliano Mary Gander Michele Lowry Gary Dallinger Duane Hilsenbeck Donna Deal Tim McDermott John Wilson Raymond Knapp Hayden Nagle MCC'-EU-AN BAGLEY CAFE MACHINE SHOP r JOHN A, MCCLELLAN Owner F E ' tS ' arm qulpmen ervlce Home Cooked Meals Gas - Oil - Tires Bagley, Iowa Bayard, Iowa Phone 4 on 105 CORREY'S SERVICE J Phone 2 on 88 Jamaica, Iowa Tires, Batteries, Accessories Farm Tractor Tire Service DR. H. R. MORRIS FLOWERS BY J PANORAMA GARDENS D. C. PH.C. When words fail - Say it with flowers Directional Non-Force ' ' 5 Chiropractor ' Q1 V Advanced Chiropractor I ' I i,.GlfQ,.:f, I Health Service .ij-':A,, ' Phone 78 3' l,l W5 Bagley Iowa Ph. 755-2225 Panora SLININGER FUNERAL HOME Jefferson Iowa Linda Gettler Connie Chaloupka Cindy Gettler Tommy Leber Frankie Allen Pam Deardorff Dennis Snowgren Steve Kastner Brent Cabelka Dean Walker Terry Kenan Tim Kastner David Huseby Richard Lansman Kathie Parker David Meinecke Debbie Walker Sharon Smith Greg Kirtley Sharyl Powell MRS. DEARDORFF With my compliments and best Wishes WILLIAM A. SEIDLER M.D. Phone: 25R53 Jamaica Iowa. Herndon Iowa EDQS WELDING LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP REPAIR SERVICE Hair Cuts, Sets Permanents Cooper' Iowa for Appointments Phone can 34 Bagley, iowa QCooperj 3 on 17 STAN'S MARKET Get the Best, for Less Phone: 25R52 Herndon, IOW9' ltr 'ev' vsp -5 , i ,1 1 V Q ' gk l C R - 1111 1 N' 1 X X ,f V T - 'Q' I , 1. f: 11551 1 ' 1-' if - ,1,- 1'11 1 '. -1 1 1 ip , 1 1 A ff! ff 2 - 9, 111.11 Y , 1 .41 li l- 1' i I 1 . 1 1 2 'E' 1211 ' 11 Iv' 1 abil -V Us . RA 1 H I Q M E3 71 ,rw Y an Q 'A -T - 'LTL1 ' - 21.-ff' A 4- V 11 ' 55? 1 A 1 l N XL 'ig V . Z 3- ' X-V ' 41k X -N Ji 1 f at 1ll bLif- ifj' I, . 11: 1 ' 1111 1 y M: A111 1 11 A 1 M1 1 V11 4 F rn A .11 if ' ' SQ' ', -H ,K i M 1 1 1- 2- ,t 11 gi 4' ' I 1x11 A ar' , ,,. 1 , .V . ,, , ,R I, 5 1 , 4 ' J' 1r1'm i ji P -.ff K '1 w.,:.i -' 1 reg, ' . X 4 7771 . I . 21 1 . ,, . ,N ' n' rv 51: . 1' '. -L 't in R Y an A st a fs 1 ' 'V V Mi,g'm. 1 ' - 4' 'N' A' 'QQE11 - . ? 4 f-f - i It Q '- 'X , A vi .xi ' . 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'A-MQW AF MABEL AND VERN MARTEN Jefferson, Iowa AL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Phone: 755 -2.335 Panora, Iowa JENSEN'S FOOD CENTER GEORGE AND DONNA JENSEN Phone: 755-22.13 Grocery Store in Panora, Iowa HARPER HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE Electrical Heating and Plumbing Phone: 755 -2346 Panora, Iowa 7614: Kyla VanGundy Gary Hansen Mark McDermott MRS. TOWNE Charles Kinney Ronnie Kile Carolyn Becker Linda Powell Patty Parrish Judy Brobst Denise Salisbury Pat Veinteicher Bob Sheehy Linda Anderson Jeffery Peer Sidney Nagle Ann I-Iegstrom Rita Radebaugh Linda Hilsenbeck MILLIGAN BROTHERS GRAIN COMPANY Your Friends in the Grain Bus Phone Jefferson 386-2419 Cooper, Iowa THE GARST COMPANY Fertilizer Molasses Feed Farm Chemicals Phone MU 4-2.2.28 Coon Rapids, Iowa BYMER'S FURNITURE ROSEHILL STORE NURSERY 8. GARDEN CENTER Panora, Iowa Panora, Iowa Phone 37 FARMER'S COOPERATIVE E-P51-I 01A ELEVATOR SAY PEPSIQ PICTEASE. nu.UF PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Des Moines, Iowa P anora Iowa SMITH'S D-X KENNEY'S Ja' service station and Tank Wagon BARBER SHOP Panora, Iowa D-X Motor Oils and Greases Phone 755 -2224 Panora I wa 3 z4.77Z, I . i f i' ' 1' lr-- We . si A 11 LR ,1x. S1111 1111? Q 1.1W:1111yE:L:: 1 ,F-MH, Q. 1. L '- ' . A -. 1 'N U , ,M L L 1 in AD f - 1 Rlfxlie 1'-' N 4- 1: 1 ' f T 5 1 'i ' 111 f ' . W '11.111 j'-yggqi 11 1111 1 , m' i .U ,' - y T1 1- -.N Y V i A L , ' I ' ' 'I ! V' ' ' . 1. I' 3 , , ,, -9- A. W as ', ' .. , 1 ' 1'vuv 1u.11wllllilll ' .f -- 1 '1l f1-12 1 11 1 ms 5,1 .1-.111111 ,111 11 li 'sv I bu A mt! 4 X ,h X 111 , , , - ' 2' .1 - X 41: v'nL 's'1 ' 5 - 1 . f -if . JV- . t Q A 1, ' f - tl ' 'p J . ,,11M-V - t ' 1 - 1 - ' , i i , 11 f1 11 Q. N11 '--' I 2-- any - R W 713' i , i l 11: 1 'Z tx. tj U -N Av Af- 1 VV U 1 K ug , V MQ In 41,1 1-xfv L' U A Y I X Y- 1 r 1.1 ,..1 ' ' -1 'lk' I '0i11 'fIm? YC '1 .1 , -V W ' Z 1 114' 1v I V 1.11 11111!w 111 11 11 1 W .1 1 Higrwli 1 ,- ll .. 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I Y ,A as 1 5 .544 1' -cr: ...ni is sa BOWLING GREENE Lavonne Richie, Josephine Cabelka, Joyce Hanysh, Beulan Griffith Normadine Leo Second Place 1963 Balls custom fitted and drilled while you wait South of Jefferson on Highway 17 YALE GARAGE BOB AND BEULAH GRIFFITH AAA Approved Car and Tractor Repair Pho ue 58 Insurance of All Kinds J. W. HEMPHILL J. C. HEMPHILL Yale , Iowa -,4 - Qafewuza l H I Dorothy Knapp and Don Dygert ammmdwwa Lucille Keeble Merle Farrier, Lucille Hasty. Baird Wasson and Helen McNeill 4---e --- - ' 'f l Edith Clark and Farice Brandenburg Bob Porter 5 PEER'S BARBER SHOP Bagley, Iowa FRANTZ QUALITY HOG BUYING STATION Grand Junction Iowa VAUX VARIETY MARKE 'I' A LAUNDROMAT Bayard, Iowa Dial 30 1 1 1 FARMER S STATE BANK BULLQCK GARAGE STANDARD STATION I 154:11 I ,.,,. a I T ir e s and A c c e s s 0 r1e s Phone 4421 Phone 57 Bagley, Iowa Bayard Iowa FlJl!IK'S B I , I HYBRID , e ' df. KE 4 - ' .1 7195 I RICHARD BAYERS, Dealer Bagley, Iowa Phone Bagley Z3 on 106 H Mm , Ni W W U WNmumw:ww11N'w'wwmmm-ww1mmmwmnlll:lllNM , Mia NH M: yu ,wx wx MW Mm WW V N Y V M ulxm M '.wUww'EW111-1'-x:'uq-'N-E, ly! YNWWXV , M N W NYZR W A W: ,, A m,m,,, N ,M ,,, , + MNw2wwwMMmuMfwulwMm J ws w2wl Mm HFW Mwwww 35V5uWMM V WW QWWHww2 u u 1. QMWWW v 0 df M wWWTMMUNSW H VWWQWW?WML WF Q Q 1Q 1 W MWEWWWUWw ' m . ix m m x uwrwwmwM, QMWWM Y W6WU UWWJWWWWHWN ' '- f- ' i ' 0 0 0 f m Q - H w-1 W ' WWUWWN Wm wh UW WM W Www Mm N i U'wnuw 1W W u I v I 'rl Wwwwwmwmw W W + wmMWmwWMWw 'ww HWWiNW 1 9 1MWWHWE W1WHWwMNM:HNWMW WW W HMWHWYMY WMW Q1 Q U0YMYJ xM.u MW MNHWW HH WMU W w W V PETERSON OIL COMPANY Quality Gas for Less Jefferson, Iowa I-Ii-Way 17 KILLMER'S MARKET IFormer1y De1ahoyde'sj ' Ionic name mr .,,, X l l EE ' l Q'. 1 I . -. 5 .. x 'I E JI: fm' If HY, I ,g,., k .. YE Q ,A L, The Most Merchandise the Lease Money Dawson Iowa DR. N. E. WAPLES OPTOMETRIST 1 10 South Wilson Jefferson, Iowa Phone: 386-4212. GARST 8. THOMAS Hybrid Seed Corn Coon Rapids Iowa THE GARST STORE Since 1869 Our Best Advertisement: 95 Years in Coon Rapids DR. EDWIN G. BAKER DENTIST ' Over Schoppe 's Phone Office Residence 386-4146 386-2946 Jefferson BOB'S MOTOR SERVICE Auto - Tractor Service Phone 158 IFFEXA ilk..- I cj Aur i. REPAIRS I ,,. Q 157 ard 'i4 27 Q or Bagley Iowa 5225! TOP ROW: Dick Donnelly, Kathi Rernele, Lloyd Sellers, Carl Stevens, Jim Bayers, Denny Richey, Harvey Crabb, Jack Burk, Keith Franturn ROW 2: Dick Ellis, Barb Dvorak, Dianne Meinecke, Virginia McDermott. Terry Jaschke, Deanna Shiflet, Dave Miner, Dick Kelly ROW 3: Jane Latimer, Dianne Deardorff, Rita McCartney, Ruth Wall, Marilyn Bennick, Roberta McDermott, Margaret Cook, Jean Sipe, Mary Moore BOTTOM ROW: Marion Allen, Angela Hooper, Barb Raaz, Nicky Hansen, LaRee Chaloupka, Jodi Stanley, Mary Jo Allen, Mary Ann McCartney 7 7. , TOP ROW: Dick Donnelly, Carl Stevens, Karen Deardorff, Laura Deardorff, Dave Clark, Verneta Slaybaugh, Mrs. Jongewaard ROW 2: Sharon Shelker, Nicky Hansen, Tirn Kenan, LaRee Chaloupka, Gisela Scherf, Jodi Stanley, Virginia McDermott, Marion Allen ROW 3: Darrell Parker, Denny Richey, Bob Overrnan, Dick Ellis, Harvey Crabb, Dianne Meinecke, Marjorie Taylor, Lyle Chaloupka ROW 4: Keith Franturn, Jim Bayers, Kathi Remele, Sheila Barrett, Dick Kelly, Mary Ann McCartney, Mary Moore Your Community Newspaper Serving the Entire YJB Community Your Yale Correspondent MRS, DEWEY LaNUE Your Jamaica Correspondent MRS, EVERETT SEVERNS Your Bagley Correspondent MRS, LESTER BROWN Invitations - Announcements - Programs - Handbills Plus a Complete Line of Office Supplies Publishers of the HRAMBLINC RAIDERH NEWS-GAZETTE PRINTERS Job Printing of A11 Kinds Dial 4321 Bayard, Iowa Zfafwz SM!! f-.af 3,3 I l ROW 1 ftopj: Kathi Remele, Terry Jaschke, Harvey Crabb, Jack Burk ROW 2: Susan Griffith, Dianne Meinecke, Virginia McDermott, Jean Sipe ROW 3: Dianne Deardorff, Sheila Barrett, Mike DeCamp, Roberta McDermott ROW 4: Barbara Raaz, Gisela Scherf, LaRee Chaloupka, Mary Ann McCartney The Rambling Raider paper staff began its year of activities soon after school started in the fall. The Rambling Raider accomplished many things such as gaining a membership in the Iowa High School Press Association. An exchange paper program was set up with Dianne Deardorff as the exchange ed- itor. As a fund -raising project the staff members sold subscriptions to the Bagley Gazette, the publisher of the Rambling Raider. The fifteen member staff did an excellent job of reporting news to the editors, Sheila Barrett and Terry Jaschke. During the year the staff was under the advisernent of Mr. Henry Heitland. PETERS INSURANCE AGENCY RALPH AND ADA Phone 53 Bagley Iowa DEAC'S FARM SUPPLY STORE Hog Buyer Phone 5 1 Bagley Iowa Let's Go Bowling PERRY BOWL 1 1 15 Warford Perry, Iowa HOWARD M. COX Owner and Manager Q New Idea TRI-COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. B agley, Iowa Phone 35 Everything for the Farmer Groceries and Fresh Meats Phone 2. on 52 Bagley, Iowa I TOP ROW: Roger Allen, Barb Blezek ROW 2: Mr. Galliano CAdvisorJ, Tim Kenan, LaRee Chaloupka ROW 3: Bob Overman, Dick Ellis ROW 4: Deanna Shiflet, Sheila Barrett, Harvey Crabb The Student Council is composed of two representatives from each class plus one extra member from the Senior class. The extra mem- ber is the president who is elected by the student body. This year's officers are: President, Sheila Barrettg Vice President, Deanna Shifletg and Secretary-Treasurer, LaRee Chaloupka. Some of the council's duties were planning homecoming. spon- soring a Christmas dance, and deciding who would be cheerleaders. ROYER 66 SERVICE Thillips BEEBOUT HARDWARE 112 Willis Ave. Perry, Iowa Phone: 465-5316 Phone: I-IO 5-9989 Perry Iowa Complete Line of Hardware Compliments DR. J. H. WORRELL f o DENTIST ROBERT F. DERANLEAU Professional Arcade M-D- Perry, Iowa Perry, Iowa TURNER HYBRID SEED CORN CO. Grand Junction, Ia. Representatives JOHN MCDERMOT T Jamaica ROY SNE LLER Yale BRUCE KELSEY Dawson Compliments of IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. . UVElET1EIl IK t N Q 0 franc?-' sw W W Homecoming festivities began on Thursday, October 18, in Yale. Here the first Y-J-B homecoming bonfire was held, The football boys rode on the Yale fire truck throughout Yale as the student body followed behind and began a snake dance led by the cheerleaders. Following the snake dance a pep rally was held near the b0I1fire O11 the baseball diamond. The cheers, skits by the freshman and sophomore classes, and pep talks by Coach Galliano and Mr. Allen climaxed the 1962 homecoming bonfire and started the homecoming attitude throughout Y-.T-B land. A new touch to homecoming festivities was the parade of the floats. The parade took place during the half-time of the football game with the high school band at the lead. The senior float, Raiders Come The junior class float. Through for the Gold 'n Blue. Victory is Our Goal was the title of The freshman float was Y-I -B Raiders. the sophomore float. SEARL'S GARAGE General Repair Automatic Transmission Repair Electric Welding Tractor Repair Magneto Parts Bring us your tough ones Authorized Dealer Ph. 4802 Briggs 8: Stratton and Clinton Engines Yale, Iowa BROOKS CHAPEL One Block East of Post Office A Perry, Iowa Ambulance Service I-IO 5-2608 Perry PERRY STATE BANK Offices in Bagley and Jamaica Iowa Following the 38-O victory over Menlo, the king and queen were crowned. Master of Cer- emonies, Junior Class President, Don Irwin, and the curious audience anxiously awaited the final results and soon learned Sheila Barrett and Dave Miner were to reign over the 1962 Y-I -B Homecoming. Last year's royalty, Gary Blezek and Sandra Badger, crowned the new king and queen. The attendants were Angela Hooper, Deanna Shiflet, Karen Deardorff, Dale Deardorff Leo Sheehy, and Jerry Burkhardt. The royal court began the dance under a false ceiling of blue, red, yellow, and orange crepe paper which carried out the theme. October Embers. They were joined by the student body and alumni. The dancing music was furnished by Bobby Dreher's Combo and lasted until midnight. Door prizes given during the evening were a barbeque grill and a five dollar grocery order. They were won by Jeanne McDermott and Vern Brobst, respectively. THE QUEEN'S FLOAT L. to R.: Angela Hooper, Deanna Shiflet, Laura Deardorff, Sheila Barrett, and last year's queen, Sandra Badger. TROTTER'S DX SERVICE COUNTRY KITCHEN it Home -Cooked Meals Perry, Iowa HO 5-9912 West Willis Perry, Iowa I-IO 5-4823 ANTHONY'S For the Best in Clothing for Entire Family Quality Carpets Jefferson, Iowa and Installing JAMAICA LOCKER See ALLEN 8. SON Jefferson, Iowa Phone 2 on 55 Jamaica Iow DURLAM 3, DURLAM MCDERN CONSTRUCTION Known for Good Clothing a Phone 386-3217 't co NCRET I A Quality Concrete Concrete Products, Drain Tile LORAN' JERRY' MIKE Building Block, Reran Coal Jefferson Iowa Grand Junction, Iowa ' 'glance ' These five Seniors composed the Torch Club at the beginning of the year. Angela Hooper, Sharon Thomas , Sec. -Treasg Verneta Slaybaugh, Sheila Barrett, Vice Presidentg Deanna Shiflet, President. At the first initiation in December Laura Deardorff, Mary Ann McCartney Don Irwin, Karen Deardorff and Dick Donnelly were made members. In May three Juniors and three Seniors, Dennis Richey, Joyce Chaloupka, Dave Clark, Mary Moore, John Hollar and Janet Barnes were initiated during a student assembly. During the year the club sponsored a Clash Day when everyone wore clothes of clashing colors and designs. Then in drastic contrast there was a Dress-Up Day. These were followed by a Turn-About Dance to which the girls invited the boys. GILLILAND IMPLEMENT, INC. McCormick International Farm Trucks Equipment Phone 1 Sales and Service Bagley MEINECKE BROS. Shelling Hog Buying Trucking Grade and Yield Phones Cooper 2 on 12 - 2 on 7 Jamaica lOR62 Jefferson 386-3715 Basis When you have a choice, patronize our advertisers. Zane! The Y-I-B High School Concert Band presented four concerts during the 1962-1963 school term. They were held in Jamaica on November 27, 1962, Bagley on February 5, 1963. and Yale on April 26, 1963. For the concert in Yale the art students in band drew pictures to go with each number to add greater enjoyment. The band also took a short trip to Praire View at Gowrie on May 9, 1963, to pre- sent a concert for the students. Bob Overman Kathi Burns Mary Jo Allen Lyle Chaloupka Dianne Fuller Jane Latimer QUICK OIL CO. Independent Jobber of Quality Petroleum Products Tank Wagon Ph. HO 5-9931 Service Station: 234 W. Willis Perry, Iowa DR. W. L. FRANSON Pediatrist - Foot Specialist 1211 Lucinda St, Perry, Iowa Phone: Office I-IO 5-4821 WOODRUFF PHARMACY Your Farr1ily's Corner Drug Store Jefferson Iowa DON'S MOBIL SERVICE i'-1' Phone: HO 5 -9923 Perry Iowa CARL'S 66 SERVICE 66' 303 N. Elm Jefferson, Iowa Phone: 386-7092 HOLCOMB DRUGS W' PHARMACY HO 5-3543 Perry, Iowa R. 8. R. APPLIANCE 8. T.V I Kelvinator, Speed Queen, Admiral, Maytag Youngstown Wood Kitchen Caloric and Imperial Ranges Second and Willis Perry, Iowa Phone: HO 5-3364 TOM TIGHE Clarinet MARY MOORE Trumpet i VIRGINIA MCDERMOTT French Horn BILL OVERMAN Clarinet S4644 4:42191 DON IRWIN Bassoon DARRELL PARKER E-Flat Clarinet KEITH FRANTUM Tympani ROBERTA MCDERMOTT Snare Drum HARVEY CRABB Trombone Zamfedft Sway ' I WOODWIND TRIO 13.11911 B3-TUC5: CLARINET QUARTET - Bill Stanley, Tom Tighe, M-E11'i0Iie T3Y10I Vicki Hoyt, Lyle Chaloupka, Joyce E Chaloupka Tim Kenan FRENCH HORN TRIO Virginia McDermott Don Irwin BRASS QUARTET - Harvey Crabb, Virginia WQODWIND TRIO - Dianne Meinecke, McDermott, Mary Moore, John Hollar Bill Qverman, Mary Lea Seidler CLARINET TRIO - Darrell Parker, CLARINET QUARTET - Barb Raaz, Darrell Bill Overman. TOH1 Tighe Parker, Tom Tighe, Bill Overman Jim Bayers Bob Chapman Bob Overman Carl Stevens Phil Lowry John Hollar BRASS CHOIR Mary Moore Tim Kenan Don Irwin Terry Iaschke Virginia McDermott Harvey Crabb DRUM ENSEMBLE - Sally Thornburg, FLUTE QUARTET - Harriet Krueger Peg Thornburg, Sharon Kasnter, Sharon Janet Barnes, Marjorie Taylor, Mary Thomas, Roberta McDermott Seider Wldxed TOP ROW: Terry Jaschke, Don Irwin, Jack Burk, Carl Stevens, Bill Overman, Tom Tighe, Lyle Chaloupka, Mike DeCarnp, Rick Fox ROW 2: Rita McCartney, Charles Brobst, Mary Lea Seidler, Dianne Meinecke, Darrell Parker, Verneta Slaybaugh, Mary Moore, Virginia McDermott ROW 3: Jean Chaloupka, Kathi Rernele, Sheila Barrett, Sandy Hasty Marcia Cox, Jodi Stanley, Dianne Deardorff, Barb Dvorak, Ruth Wall ROW 4: Connie Knapp, Sharon Shelker, Angela Hooper, Sally Thornburg, Marion Allen, Jane Latimer, Mary Ann McCartney ROW 5: Jean Sipe, Nancy Grow, Nicky Hansen, Marcy Caslow, Janet Barnes, Carol Barnes, Claudia Barnes 60154 J ROW 1 Qtopj: Rita McCartney, Jean Chaloupka, Kathi Remele, Dianne Deardorff, Ruth Wall. Virginia McDermott ROW 2: Connie Knapp, Angela Hooper, Sally Thornburg, Verneta Slaybaugh, Jean Rynearson, Marion Allen ROW 3: Nancy Grow, Janet Barnes, Carol Barnes, Claudia Barnes, Peg Thornburg, Mary Ann McCartney ' fs FRONT ROW: Angela Hooper, Marlene Lowe, Vickie Hoyt, Cathy Hoyt, Roberta Mc- Dermott, Deanna Shiflet, Karen Deardorff BACK ROW: Coach Murray, Verneta Slaybaugh, Gisela Scherf, Sharon Thomas, Di- anne Meinecke, Janet Barnes, Virginia McDermott, Donita Allen, Carol Barnes Manager Mary Lea Seidler Y -J -B OPP. 43 Bayard 48 53 Panora -Linden 55 38 Perry 56 48 Scranton 40 52 Menlo 34 66 Ogden 48 53 Bayard 51 49 Diagonal 53 Y-I -B OPP . 34 Perry 49 36 Churdan 58 36 Gowrie 51 44 Panora -Linden 45 20 Dexfield 43 29 Coon Rapids 50 48 Bayard 51 56 Adair-Casey 41 ?c?m! eam KAREN DEARDORFF DEANNA SHIFLET VICKI HOYT DIANNE MEINECKE SHARON THOMAS VERNETA SLAYBAUGH COACH MURRAY gage Z' FRONT ROW: Dick Donnelly, Eddie Kenney, Ronnie McNeill, Roy Peters, John Hollar, Denny Richey BACK ROW: Coach Bachman, Bob Overrnan, Don Irwin, Keith Frantum, Bill Overman Carl Stevens, Leo Sheehy, Jerry Burkhardt, Mike DeCamp, Dave Clark, Dick El- lis - Manager Y -J -B OPP . 42 Glidden-Ralston 39 54 Bayard 20 59 Panora -Linden 2 9 69 St. Pats QPerryJ 55 59 Scranton 56 51 Menlo 25 '76 Ogden 56 50 Bayard 26 Y -I -B OPP 72 St. Pats fPerryJ 29 62 Churdan '72 33 Gowrie 34 58 Panora-Linden 43 42 Coon Rapids 45 59 Adair-Casey '72 44 Glidden-Ralston 6'7 15245 6405 COACH BACHMAN BOB OVERMAN IOHN HOLLAR KEITH FRANTUM LEO Sl-IEEHY JERRY BURKHARDT BACK ROW: Verlin Summy, Mike DeCamp, Dave Clark, Danny Leo, Carl Stevens, Ronnie Sipe ROW 2: Coach Bachman, Phil Lowry, Dick Kelly, Jim Leo, Robert Sellers, Bill Stanley, Max Gilliland, Ron Van Gundy, Dick Ellis QMgr.j FRONT ROW: Dave Miner, Darrell Meinecke, Roger Allen, Ron McNeill, Denny Richey, Rick Fox AB R I-l PO A E RBI SAC SB HP BB SO 2B 3B HR Clark 3 1 1 Gilliland 10 3 1 2 1 3 2 1 1 2 Leo, J 13 3 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 Miner 11 4 4 3 2 2 4 2 1 1 1 Sellers 5 2 2 3 3 DeCamp 13 3 5 4 30 2 3 2 1 2 Kelly 4 2 6 1 1 Richey 11 4 3 2 3 2 1 2 4 1 Stanley 3 2 3 Summy 3 1 1 1 Leo, D. 2 1 1 1 1 1 Lowry 13 1 3 31 1 1 1 3 2 1 Stevens 7 2 1 14 1 2 4 1 1 3 Durbin 1 1 McNeill 10 4 2 2 15 7 4 1 1 2 4 1 Meinecke 1 3 1 Sipe 1 1 1 1 TEAM 111 27 26 73 55 19 24 2 11 3 10 33 2 1 1 Y-I -B 17 St. Pat's1PerryJ 4 2 East Greene 6 2 Dayton '7 5 Churdan 5 74455466 . wP.5wft 'Ag 5' E an FRONT ROW, L. to R. : Harold Nicholas CManagerj, Dave Miner, Lloyd McCall, Max Gilliland Dale Deardorff, Dave Clark, Tim Kenan, Jerry Burkhardt, Fred Hagge, Bill Stanley, Denny Richey, Verlin Summy, Dick Ellis fManagerj ROW 2, L. to R. : Dave Deardorff, James Leo, Ronnie Sipe, Darrell Meinecke, Bill Lewis, Eddie Kenney, Rick Fox, Mike:Bose, Duane Chaloupka, Bob Nicholas, Dennis Kile, Craig Fox, Coach Galliano TOP ROW, L. to R. : Coach Murray, Phil Lowry, Ronnie Van Gundy, Don Irwin, Mike DeCamp Jim Chaloupka, Darrell Parker, Robert Sellers 0 Bayard 26 7 Radcliff 27 14 Gowrie O 6 Orient 12 38 Menlo 0 13 Shelby 27 6 Elk Horn 15 12 Adair-Casey 19 1 , , , A - ' 1 f U 1 W ,Hi wi 11 I ' A 5 N, 1- U 1 H. 1 gr. 11 . Q w X ' - H M,mw.,,. H Q Y- Q , S fg w , I mek I BACK ROW: Harold Nicholas fManagerj, Coach Galliano, Verlin Summy, Ron McNeill, Mike DeCarnp, Jerry Cabelka, Carl Stevens ROW 2: Ron Sipe, Ed Kenney, Ken Smith, Roy Peters, Don Irwin, Dave Deardorff, Dave Clark, Dick Ellis fManager3 ROW 1: Keith Frantum, Tom Tighe, Dale Deardorff, Terry Iaschke, John Hollar, Dick Donnelly, Danny Leo EVENT Shot Put High Jump Football Throw Brd. Jump Discus 120 High Hurdles 100 Dash 2 Mile Relay 220 Dash Mile Run 880 Relay 440 Dash 180 Low Hurdles Mile Medley 880 Run 440 Relay TRACK 'illlfllih PERSON WITH BEST TIME 39 11 1!2 Burkhardt 5 5 Stevens 217 2 DeCamp 18 7 1!2 Smith 104 Overman, Bill 16. 5 Tighe 10. 9 Overman, Bob 9:12 3 Kenney - Deardorff, Dale - laschke - Sipe 25 1 Peters 4:46 1 Irwin 1:38 9 Overman, Bob - Frantum - Peters, Leo 55 6 Frantum 22 2 Tighe 4:00 3 Frantum - Leo - Overman, Bob - Irwin 2:14 Iaschke 47 9 Overman, Bob - Frantum - Smith - Tighe L. to R. : Jodi Stanley, Captain Peg Thornburg, Marcy Caslow, Sheila Barrett, Dianne Deardorff, Jane Rae Latimer h BACK ROW: Marcy Caslow, Peg Thornburg, Roy Peters. Jerry Burkhardt, Janet Barnes, Fred Hagge, Coach Galliano, Coach Bachman ROW 2: Bill Stanley, Vicki Hoyt, Sharon Thomas, Karen Deardorff, Verneta Slaybaugh, Dave Clark, Verlin Sumrny, Torn Tighe, Ron Van Gundy, Coach Murray ROW 8: Angela Hooper, Jane Latimer, Mike DeCamp, Jodi Stanley, Don Irwin, Jim Chaloupka, Bob Sellers ROW 4: Denny Richey, Tim Kenan, Bob Overman, Dick Ellis, Dianne Meinecke, Phil Lowry, Dave Miner, Jim Leo BOTTOM ROW: Keith Frantum, Max Gilliland, Terry laschke, Dale Deardorff Dick Kelly, Leo Sheehy, Deanna Shiflet, John Hollar Xa- 4 -. , , 5, .-.,. ,,. . ...p- I -fig a x xi ,X Ld.- .. A -'::! -4 - A U 2 BJ ' 5' g 1 7 , If -as V It ' - ' .-x L4-nf Q -. ':1..s ?'h1?:' gf Xb 3 55132 NH 5 ',. f t 4 X-'-Iafhgf 5 13' ..,,. ff ll 'W'-i L U45 LTJKSSJW' L, 4 I 131 A M MN F1 'E' if WW ' any ,f Nufifni -1 HAHA A gs we kim- QV