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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monticello 1941 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Thomas Jefferson High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1941 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 18. Contains printing errors including duplication of pages 81-84 and 93-96. It does not include photos of the Class of '43 (sophomore class). Includes handwritten signatures of students and faculty. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monticello 1949 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Thomas Jefferson High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1949 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 25. 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Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1950 Thomas Jefferson High School Yearbook 1950 Annual schools Thomas Jefferson High School TJHS Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/6c8b02d5748429728e1d5a926d8e468e.pdf 63b5b0f21ab51e53052230891bc8e926 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Treynor Community School District yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Treynor. Treynor Community School District (Treynor, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Treynor Community School District. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1977-1998 are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Treynor Community School District Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-1998 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Treynor Community School District Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Special Collections 373 T729 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. 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These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1977-1998 are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Treynor Community School District Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-1998 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Treynor Community School District Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1990 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Special Collections 373 T729 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1990 Treynor Community School District Yearbook 1990 Annual schools TCSD Treynor Community School District Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/50592c68ca5fe2ed2a3787a261aae5f7.pdf 46a0b19b0ff229de9df0d6e0f2237aa0 PDF Text Text DEDICATION To show in some measure our appreciation of the cooperation and loyalty with which you support our every activity; of the ready interest you take in us; of the kindly sympathy you have for our plans and undertakings; to you, people of the con1unity, we dedicate this annual. This page is sponsored by: Pu Ia Home Savings• Bank Persia, Iowa DMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Your board pledges this I always say, Books are the And so friends foundation Elmer Ingwersen of erlucaticn'! Howci rd O'Neill Duane Kerm11ish "And so, Le:t us unite . " 11 T real ly couldn't make it~" "I'm late---must das ~" Phil Fl oerchinger, President Howard Darrington Gladys Miller, Secretary This page is sponsored byz s. L. ~ & UHd Cars Persia, Iowa 2X Left to Right: Ml'. Raymond Means, Science and Social Studies; Mr. Neil Zoeller, Principal and Commercial; Mrs. Rebecca Means, English and Speech; 'Mr. Carl Craig, Athletic~ a.-ui Shop FACULTY Mr. Melvin Sick, Mathemati c~ Mr. Joseph Slavik, Instrument al Music Ray Kiefer Mrs. Pearl Johnson, Vocal Music Mrs. Blanche Nitz, Home Economic~ This page is sponsored by: Mrs. Clara J. Zimmerman, Social Science Persia, Iowa M. Gene Coffey Neil Zoeller MESSAGE TO THE STIJDENTS: What do you believe constitutes success? May I give you a f ew ide as on what I believe we might be able to agree upon as constituting success. What you do is not so important in measur i ng suc ess as is the degree of achievement when measured by the yard sti ck of purposeful living and happiness. Purposeful livi ng would seem to me to mean that we live in such a way as to leave the world a li ttle better place for our having been here. So, I'll close by mer ely saying," Don•t wait for something to happen t o y ou or f or something to turn up---Get A Spade And Dig It Up ~ Pe rsi a Var iety St or e Al's Barber Shop M. Gene Coffey Superintendent Neil Zoelle r Pr inc i pal This page ls sponsor ed t y: Persi a , Iowa (left to rigf1 t ) Cathrine Steenbock and Joyce Iwen (helpers) .4nna ·T)10ms and Vi ola 7oje (cooks) :?us Drivers (left to r : f, ht) F.arl Eckmann, Wilbur Peters, Bernard Honeywell and Laverne Ch;:imbers OUR HEL1'Ilf& }{flAJOJ Duane Otto (assist;rnt j <·nitor) Laverne Chambers ( janitor) This page ls sponsor e d rv: Walt's Champlin Service Pe rsta, Iowa ENIORS JOJCE K fl.Wf .S : lass Secretary 2-3-4 Basketba 11 l-2·:~3-::-4-:~ Student Council 2-3-4 Ed i tor- in -chief 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Se xtet 2-3-4 Quartet 4 Operetta 1-2 Cl ass Play 3-4 Style Show 1-2-3-4 Radio Speech 2 S.C.A. Program 1-2-3-4 Tr ip l e Trio 1-2-3 One Act P lay -l+ JANET ><EYDE •· I > ;! L: Ch or us 1 - 2 - 3 - i !· Quartet-1 Scxte t-2-3-l+ Trip le Trio 1-2-3 Pand ""a jor e t.t e 1-2-3 r ::i.nd 1-2 - 3 St uc'en t Cou nc i 1-1~ 0 p 0 r.,tt.a 1-;'.l ty l~ Show l-?-3 - 4 S . C . A . Proriram 1-2- 3- 11 r:1ass Play 3:..1+ ' Ra dio Speech- <' On!' Ac t Play lj This ~A is sponsore~ bv : 'o od'.J i ne Nati ona 1 f a n l{ GENE }(I/CK Vic e President: 1-2-3+ Class Play: 3-1 \ ixed Cho rus: 1-2-3-4 S. C.A.: 1-2-3-1.i. Gne Ac t Play : 4 Mus i c L i bra r fa r, : 1, .' · 0 o db i n e , I o ·,11;:i. Bf TTY Jf.llh fllART€1YS Fas'<etball 1-2-:i-3-:i-4 Softba 11 2-:~j-::-1+-:~ Band 1-2- -1~ Uixed Chorus 1-2-3-~ Sextet 2-3- 4- ~! tchen Helper 3 Office Practice 3 Sty le Show 2-3-4 ::: l ass Play 3 -4 Band Solo 4 Triple Trio 3 Dance Band 4 Pep Band 4 S.C.A. Program 1-2-3-4 Secretary-Treasury, Ban d 4 •:uartet 1 Fand Queen 1+ TJ lJ II hf I IA/( /V !'as ketba 11 1-2-::-)-:;4-:; Ease ba 11 1-2·:;.3 -::- -: :­ Track 1-2-4 Band 1-2-3 -4 Mixe d Ch oru~ 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-h Ll./VIJIJ/All hJEIER ss Play : 3 - 4 One Ac t Play: L~ 1\.1ixed Cho rus: 1- 2-3 - 4 Sex tett e: 2-4 Trip 1 e Tri o : 3 S.C.A.: 1-2-3-4 Quartette: L!. Style Show: 1-2-3-4 r.and: 3 Operetta : 2 This page is sponso r ed by : Cla ss Treasurer 2-3- 1! ':"lance Band-4 S. C. A. Program 1-2-3-4 S. C. A. Style Show-2 Eand Ki ng-1 ~ OnP.: Ac t Pl ay I! Elias Supe r Tv'ar kP.t. r" rsi a, Iowa ~ONlllD 1'17TS i'.'.ixcd Ch orus: 1-2 - 3 - Lf S . C.A .: 1-2-3-~ Cl a s s P la y : 3 Cua r tct t e : 4 Ea s ela l l: 2 Baske tba ll: 2 l'llULIAF OLKRVll Class Pr esid~nt : 2- 3- 1! Cheer lea der : 4 Class Tr easure r: 1 Class Pl ay: 3-4 Student Counci l: 1-2-3-4 Sextet: 2 - 3 Paske t ba ll: 1-2-::- 3-:c '\itc h cn Helper : =· Softba ll: 2 - 3'' 4-:~ Mi xed Chorus: l- L~ Style Show: 1-2 - 3 - 4 S. C. Sec 1 t y : 2 · Quartet: 1 Oper e tta : 1-2 S. C. A . Pro g ra m: 1-2 - 3 - 11 ~l ZOELlE1', SPONSOR Th i s pao e t s s ponso r ed by: · 1wle s rrrain Company SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ,ve be;:;an our high school career at Persia Public School in 19.54, with nine members ; six irls and +Jiree boys. Our clri.ss officers were : PresidP-nt - Judy Ullrich; Vice President - Gene Hack; Secret'I"J - Treasur;y - Paul i ne Olhava . The St•.ident Counci l member was Pauline Ol iJ.ava. Our spons or ' . .;as Mr. Vrtiska . There were five girls and one bo'.y in hasketball; six irls and one boy in Mi xed Chorus; and one ei rl and boy i n band. On September 17, t he Seniors initiated us . We were honored with a party that eveninc . Our Sophomore year we b"'gan with nine members. Our class officers Here : President - Pauline Olhava ; Vice President - Gene Hack ; Secretary - Joyce Ha.,·es; Treasur er - Duane hrcn . The t wo Student Council members • .. ;er e Joyce !-Ia•res and .Pauline Ol hava . Our sponsor was !'1r. Craig . There were four girls and two boys in basketball, and one boy in track. Six girls and three boys in l1!iJrnd Chor ns , and two girls and one boy i n band. We sold concessions e.t the home hasketball games, and decorated the auditorum and gym for Baccalaureate and Comm'3ncement Services. Nine members began our Junior year. The cl R ~f'ficers were : President - Pauline Olhava ; Vice Pr esident - Gene Hack; Secretary - Joyce Hawes; Treasur erDuane Iwen. The two Student Council member s were Joyce Ha•.Jes and Pauline Ol ha- V'a . Our cl ass s ponsor was Mr. Means . There were thr ee girls and one boy in basY.etball; one girl i n cheerl eading; t wo girl s in softbal l , and one boy in ba- seball. 'l'he re wer e six girls and one boy in ;'1ixed Chorus; f our ci r l s in Tri.;Jl e Trio; two girls in Trumpet Trio, and two girls and one boy in band. 1rle had a chili supper to r a:l.se enough ca.oi t al for our Junior-Senior Banquet. We gave our Junior Class Pl ay, 11 !•1iss Jimrey11 , fovember 1)1.. vle had a matinee and veni g performance . We attended Career Day at Logan . The Junior-Senior Banr;uet was a t Cl ub 64 . Our t heme was i: rra rcaii ." In our Junior ye-ir we l ost one of our de<ir<.:J: +, classMates, Judy Ullrich, or. January 6, 1957 . Al though she has not been her e to partcipate in t he activit- i es tha t follow, we feel tha t each of us has given a part of our t i me in them f or her. Our Senior year began with eight members. Janet Heyde l eft school aft er the second semester. Cl ass officers were: President - Pauline Ol hava ; Vice President - Gene Hack; Secretary - Joyce Hawes; Treasur er - Duane Iwen. The St udent Council members were Joyce Hawes and Pauline Ol hava and Janet Heyde , who served the first semester, and Duane Iwen served t he l ast semest er . Our sponsor was J·1r. Zoel ler.. There wer e five girls and three boys in Mi xed Chorus ; one girl and boy in band; two gi rls and one boy in basketball; two girls in s oftball; one boy in basebal l , and one girl i n cheer l eading . On October 4, we initiat ed the Freshman and gave them a party that night. On March 28 we gave our Senior Cla ss Play "Spooky Junction11 • The evenirtg of Apr5.l 11th we l eft f or Chicago on our Senior Ski p Day trip. The Junior-Senior Banque t was May 9th. May 18th was Bac cJ.- laureate and May 21st was Commencement. We now say far ewell to Per si a High a s we step out into t he world. This page is sponsor ed by: Albertus Hardware Persia, Iowa SENIOR CLASS WILL T , r:ene Hack , Ni l l to Bob Theime m.y abi lit;r to p:et pr etty "'Ood radcs on my test 1·1it h - O'lt stndyinr- . It isn't hard Bob if yon use a little bit of skill and a u i10le l ot of l ack . I, Gene Hac k, 1·:ill to Karen Steenbock my ability to show Mr. Zoeller a '.Jr e tty bad time in class. It i sn't har d Ka r en but, don't push your luck too far. I, Joyc e Hm-.Jes , will to Lois Peters my ability to pound out and sing to Steam Heat on the radia tor . Do it r ood Lois, 1'Jr. Zoeller loves tha t sonr; . I, Joyc e Hawes, will to Gary Albers my abilit~.r to eat all the r i ch little ::;oodies I 1·1ant and never ;:::ain an ounce. Fun trying anyway, HuH Gary? I, Duane Ii·ien, will to Charlotte KreJTle r my height and muscles. This c rnnes in handy i.rhen pl ayin p; baske t ball, esner.ially_ in get tine: alJ the r ebo-.mds , like I didn 1 t. Good l uck i~ your s e nior year Charlotte and I hope you win em all. I , D mne I Hen , uill to Delmar Thoms my Orovm and place behind the ba s3 horn in band . As y ou knm·r only a senior boy is eligible to be Band King. Don't toot too hard :!Jelmar l ! Watc h out for Mr . Slavick he'll keep you blowing all the time. I , Betty J ean Martens, will to Wanda Hack my place in Mixed Chorus to play t he Glochenspiel(the bells) and never hit the right note. Practi ce on it good Wanda it sotmds real nic e that wa y . I , Betty J e an '.'1artens, will to Carol Foje ITl'J place in Pep Band durine; basketball games. Thi s· is to a ::rreat advantage to you Carol, bec ause then >rou can make more noise when Bob .1eier c c:w-ies out on the f l oor, maybe i f yo-.i work extra hard you may become Band Queen alon g with De lmar Thoms as I<ing . I, Lavonne Me ier, will to Joyce Iwen my old job in the cafe, maybe you can find a swelJ P'UY like I d i d J oyce. I, Lavonne Meier, will to Jim Martens my ol d A.'llerican History Book and :r s ure hooe you et more out of i t than I di d. I, Pauline Olhava , wil l to Lelan Pearcy my abilit y to catc h up on slee!J durine cla s ses , It's alri c;i:t Lel Dn if you c an devise a method so you don 1 t get cau ht. I , Pauline Olhava , will to Catherine Steenbock my place in the back seat of the bus. I t will come in handy Catherine if you c an et the other half of the seat saved for Bob Thieme. I , Ron Pitts, will to Bob Meier all the pr ospective girl s i n Neol a, exce'Jt one or t wo, that I can ' t part with. Take good -::are of t hem Bob, some of them will s how you a good t i 1:ie, I, Ron Pitts, will to BilJy Joe Martens my car with a low gear in it so that he can plow thronrh mud and s;10w. Take e.; ood c are of it Bill and it will out l ast two or three L:i.'.1- coln' s. He , t he Senior Cl ass, will to Sharon Steenbock our abil ity to chew r.um and eat candy riP'ht under Hr . Zoe l ler' s nose and never ge t caueht. The secret to our suc cess Sharon is, offer Mr. Zoeller some he'll never squeal. 1.-Je , the Sen i or Cl ass, 1-.Jill to l'1r . Zoeller all the empty cou,:;h drop b oxes he and we seniors have consumed i n the past four years. Check them a ll Mr. Zoeller t her e may be some ~t11 k in the corners. The Senior Girls of 11 5811 will to Persia Hi r,h, one broken gal lon of c:rape am~ easy rion nop - c or n , instant nuddinf (that 1-rent dmm 'the dr ain) all the fudio- e a nd Ice Cream eaten secretl y :i_n t he Home Ee . Kitc hen , s ewed p a r;11 hol es in Pj •s and one burnt le:1on merin.::;ue We also wil l to the Senior Cl a ss of 11 5911 all the hours we were t ar dy durin:; noon hour. t.fav e fun kids '.·re di d , but don't get cau:'.ht. We Didl · \Je t he Senior Boys of 11 58" namel y Ron P. , and Gene H. , and D·.1ane I . , will to good' ol Per s ia Hirrh all the 'Ja er and pencils that 1-1e didn't buy, all the clubs t ha t u er e made in sron c l ass and never r.ot to be us er1 , what s l eft of the poor teachers, a:::id f i nal l v 1·1e ,. 1i l l to the boys i n all other classes the majority vote ,like He id..11~ 1 " This ua ~e is s nonsored by: Persia Oil Per la, Iowa SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It is in the year 1968 , and t he tmm of Persia is celebratinr, the hornecominc of the Senior Class of 1958. 01 Persia Hi Gh is the center of activity . There is a cloud of d'J.st and a mi R;hty roar a s our first c e lebrity arrives. As the dust clears that famous rock 1 n roll singer k;nmm far and wide, Joyce •Elvis• Ea:·ms steps out of her dad's old 1 51 11CheV'J11 • After all these years Joyce has finally l earn ad how t( peal witi1 the c a r. There is a ru.inor tha t Joyce i s r,oing to quit her career and become a sin:.:er in a n i - ght club at a certa5_n air force base to be nearer to her husband and tend to the rearing of the~_ r t -;r5ns. A ' 55 b lack Pl ynout h drives up and Mr. & Mrs. Nick Springman arrive . '.'!rs. S:;rins man is better knmm as Lavonne Meior. Lavonne and Nick were married after Nick finished serving Uncle Sam, and t hey a re no:-1 livin~ on a farm one an0. a !rnlf miles west of Portsmouth . Nick and Lavonne h ave six little farm hands and are r.:; et t i n:; r eady to welcome a seventh bundle of joy. A small foreign s portscar d-rives up and Duane I wen entan;::les himself and emer.";e s. After receiving his }fasters 1 Der ree, Duane is now a teacher at Tri-Cente r School t ea - c hing his tHo favorite snbjects, HistoriJ and girls basketba·ll. It seems, as yet, Duane hasn't c:;otten serious about any f i rl but, He hear he came b ack to Persia to look uo a c e rta in somebody. A r:;r een two-tone Pontiac .drives by, and followin.": close b ehind is a blue Plymouth driven by Be tt~r Jean .fa rtens. After Betty '$raduated she ran a furniture utore :i.n Harlan, Iowa , but .n:ave it. up and enl i sted as a 1r!AVE in the Jfavy . She l iked the -. .'AVE ' S so 1·;ell she d8cided to make a c a reer of it Hnd s he nm-r conu:iands her own fleet, sailors of co 1J.rse . Ei\t Ik t ty still has her sa ~ set f Qr Leon. A lono: black Lincoln drives up follm·recl by a fast r ac e c c.r. The nn~:t brn celebrities to arrive D.re reco:;nized by many (mostly n; i rls) and knmm by many (a l l r.; irl s ). They are that i;reat sinr,er of uo0 tnnes and also T. V. Star with hi s mm pr ori:ram, Jene Hack; and that devE.-may-care race driver knOTtm on all bi~ race Hays, Ron Pitts. i·Jr..en these two pr,ay blades make their first million and h1.lf-of-the next they plan on retirinf, and taking tours of the different countries of the world ; v isiting the different cit es and dating all the c::irls. If the Soviet Union ever thought twice of bombing the United Stat es, t hey Non't hesitate no:' l Up drives a 11 5511 red and white Oldsmobile and out jlUnps our r e spectable Pauline. Seems good 11 ole 11 Colle.re life didn't fit her so her and her husband Bob J-!11ebner run t'.-Jeir set of chah1 stores i-;ith l r. ts of help from the :i_r three sets of b-riris . '·:e nc:·' denart and leave the class of 115f\ 11 to celebrate. This page is sponsored by: Neola Gazette Neola, Iowa De l mar Thoms atherine Steenbock Sharon Steenbock Allx rs Ka.ren Steenr.-oc'k Caro 1 F ojP. Lois P1?-ters Bi 1 l y art -::n s Joyce Iwen N ot pict 1;r·1: d: Eob ThI ~~ co Robert Meier Wa 'l C: a Hack Charlott P. ;\r emer Lelan Pearcy This pag e is sponsor ed by: Gree nbay Lum0 e r Co. Mrnde n, Iowa Ch l I do sa:v, the r e is s omething wronr . 11And so I said to the maD,;.. '<Weese r 1~ Don't hurry me , I'm omin . Four be auties ana a beast. t hurnb ' a chocola t e , whats :yours ? Don 1 t t 'lll-:: 110'.I rnan, eat ~ ~ur tower of strenc;th This page is sponsored by: Morrissey & Peter!on Impl. Co. Neola, Iowa ·. OPHOMORES Cleo Kust'e r Virgl e Steenb ock Gary Howa r d Dua n e Otto Donna Sidl"!bottom Lyl e Ronf e l d t Rita Ditzl e r }\ar l een Hunt Nolan Moss Lyn Lytle Terry i\re mcr W. ur lene Kl"! mmlsh Rev e rl y Pea r c y J an ice Kna uss Darrald Graham This pa ge l s sponso re d by: t:'R r rrie rs a n d ' ic r c hants 1 S t at e Ea n k Neol a , Iowa II Really z irls, YOl; Shouldn't.II 11 We a.re or:~ of the Aren 1 t i.J e ?" 11 Dah, what dj_d yet'. <:!3.y? 11 Crouch Beauty Shop Stat~ Bank of PortS110Uth This page is spons or~d by; Thr ee snaros ana a fl ci t. The Comrades. 11Alright you guy_s, I'm taking these mugs • II JJl. 11 I'm the only_ brci.in. 11 Harlan, Iowa Portsmouth, Iowa RESH MEN Gene Xnauss Karen Heu t ne r ~ 1 d on iii i h s en i\1a ry Graham E~rnard l\re me r Shar on Williams S. ubcrt Smi th Nancy iM 1 l e r Alic e Gi l liland Ro n ;\ie ier Bil l Darr ington ;>ladne Ma r te ns This page is sponsored by: Te nnant Er i a rdal e Store Ti;;nna n t, Iowa Mo or e Lumber & qrciw~r e B1:sy aren ' t we ? But, l":aM ;. :irl t !!en I ;:i t e al J the cookie s, and no one saw me . ;-Jaw Much? Harlan Produce Coo Vandenberg Motors Fager little be aver :: , aren't they? Sr i ppen 1 out on the 5: 03. T. f t hat cow kic ks JTlf' once mnre , so twl r1 me I This page is sponsored by: Le t. me t e 11 you ! Harlan, Iowa Harlan, Iowa Gary Mart e ns Lynette Watson Bi 1 ly Pla mb eck rl~n e Howard lynn lonfe ldt Eil een Johns on Kenny Kcmmish A 1 1 e n Ma r t ens This pag e is sponsored by: Hulset>us Drugs Harlan, Iowa Ham t lin's Jewe lry Lo ga n , Iowa Harvin Da lla s Wils'.)n John Foje El .t 1 1 y Hans e n ,Judy n0nf~l c~ t ""<'Tl~ Hue hn~ r Gary Miller Mrs. Drown Not pictured Larry M 11 ler Ge or ~ i a 1 y t. l •~ Marilyn Smith J ea n El 11".n 'Nils o n Linda Gr aham Gary Jarissc~n.,. . , h 1.S R' h d Meler Rot z rt Vog~ l , ,_ ,c .. 3r pa ge s sponsorea 1.y: 0~ 2n Heral d Obse rver Moore Brothers Grocery & Moore Brothers Clothing L o g an , I o :.v;:i. ,J<> c\ri P. Sm:ith James Foje Cheryl Kuster Jerry Kuster ni~me Steenhock ~e.nny '-"i llflr ~-"'ro1 'Rothwell Dale Miller Curt~s Lavertv S1m r r-"' Bot hwe11 De <>nn:i Meier Cl eone Kuster Sherrie ~uxfeldt Sus-"'"'! Honeywell T.ind" Ste<>nhoc'k J. T. Hockett & Son Tennent, Iowa. Pieken Lumber Company Logan, Iowa This page is sponsored by: John Honeywell David Iwen J.<inice Ch~mbers Lore:1i e "t'j 11 er A_llan !"111.ler Ksrleen Duepree Margv M::irtens Lloyd Foutch Logan, Iowa Dr. G. R. Patterson Minden, Iowa Di3.na. l\l iJsrtus 3~ Sar!d ra Gra r·, 1'\ 0 W Jan8tte ~h mbe rs Ken~ h Colli ns Lyne ta Grc.r· Var 1 in C':uLbe ls Terry ::-<us ter Jerry Mart e ns ·. rs. T:-io.,,as Donna Ve rpoor tcn Not pictur~d Carol Za c harias Ca r ::> ! v n :;. e e d ~E'l ly' s J P.wc l ry !fi iss ou ri Valley, I owa Hill u~ Co~pa ny ' 1/oodb ine , Iowa Th is ~~se is sp onso red by : :\ r lon f/artcn s Amy ~" artens ::'>u.sa n St en oc _ Vi r '..) i n i a ;,J'.i 1 1 er .\ r len E: ::'>tee n hoc :: '. a ry 'oicl'v1 i11 en Larson Shoe Co. Ha rlan, low._ Gramkow Gr oc e r y Pe r sia, I owa ·:he ry 1 Cha pma n C'h ~r 11 , Stanley 1,111 ler Donn·.,: l yri i l{rnrnss This page i s s pon s ored St ern Abstra c t Co. au~ ian Phar asy Ru t h Ditzl e r D~ ht n~vc rno r :; ..... ; . .. I " ' ' • \' . ,. . Not pi cture d: J l': rry r-othwe 11 Logan, Iowa L ois Voge uP.nn is Ga yle Gr8? 0o uglas Hamann Timothy Steenhock Laura Ryan A l::i. 11 Youman s Sharon Case Not pictured: Sa rah Miller --- : ! '-1 nap Stoutzenherc;er Joyce Olson Yvonne Steenbock Jani c e ~~y we ll H~ nnie Reed ~~is png~ i s sp on sored by: ~r2~ l8y Cl oth ing e r,' issouri Val l ev, Iowa ~i rst National Bank -PR I . Grund eon ft A R Dennis Iwr-: n Po bby Hans e n She lby Cou nty Stat e an ~ ra ul'-{ & F i nl' y Da nny '.'.' i ls on '.~is paJe is spons0red by: Jerry ".'i ; 1 son Darrold Martens Not p icture ..i: Juni or Bot hwe l l Harlan , Iowa Ro n Pitts "All right men, saddle up." Janet Heyde "But , from where I look at things." Pauline Olhava "Then add two e ggs and mix." Betty Martens "I don't think the Russians will come." Gene Hack "Yes , b ut 1 was t he re." Duane !wen "And so I s a i d , 'Senator ' ." ~arricr T!r 2 ~c~;~ ~y Heat~£, C1sbRhr Th is pag e is s ponso r e d by : Joyce Hawes " Four Score and Seven Ye ars ago." Lavonne Me ! l'! r "I neve r J l d a pprove f o ~r " Neo l a , I owa CTI VITI ES SCHOOL /, D9NT/J FORGET ~ ~~~ September ~ -::ls ?hysica.Ls Assembly Minden Game Tennant Game Sophomore Party October ·i ghth Grade Party Initiation Party Senior Pictures Intliividual Pictures Freshman Party November Junior Class Play SCA Dance Assembly BBtown Game Underwood Game Tennant Game St. !Joe Game December Shel by Game Panama Game Assembly Minden Game Little Sioux Game Band Concert Jr. High Game Neola Jr. Hir,h Game BBtown St. Joe Game 19 18 23 . 26 27 4 4 9 lS 19 i 1 4 12 lS 20 22 3 6 6 10 12 13 14 18 20 CALENDAR 1Jeola Game BBtoi·m Game January County Tourney (Girls) Assembly Tennant Game C;i.rson Game Oakland Game Band Clinic February Modale Came Group Pictures Panama Game Little Sioux Game Girls Sectionals Student Council Party Boys Sectionals Band Booster Me et ing Mc,rch Vocal Clinic Band Clinic Clothing Drive Senior Play Assemb1Y Band Clinic April May Junior Senior Uanquet. Baccalaureat.e Graduation Picnic (Sbho01) Thi! page is sponsored by: Johnnie• s Cafe Barrier •s Garage & Boyer's Body Shop 19 * 2 24 1 -31 ~ 28 3 25 9 18 21 24~~ ~ ~ Neola, Iowa Neola, Iowa e: t'J1 f i ., i ii i [ (1' Qo if (1' 0 ., M .... ~ .... ~ .. ~~ .. H H i i ~ .... ti) 'O Ill ~ -Ill Ill "d g C/) 0 ., ~ 0. q I I\ l ~ BAND Front Row: Left to Right; Eileen Johnson, Lois Hansen, JTI Smith1 John Iwen, Carol Bothwell , and Lynette Watson • Second Row; Janice McKee, Bob Smit h, Betty Jean Martens, Catherine Steenbock, Joyce Iwen, and Karleen Hunt. Back Row; Bi ll Darringt on, Gene Knuass, Deanna Bothwell, Mr Slavik, Instructor, and Duane Iwen. PEP BAND ted: Eileen Johnson, Lois Hansen, Betty Jean Martens, Catherine · Ste enbock1 Joyce Iwen, John Iwen, Lynette Watson, Carol Bothwell, and Karleen Hunt. StAndin~; Ge ne Knauss and Deanna Bothwe ll. BAND QUEEN AND K P.!G TRUMPET TRIO , Betty Jean Martens and Duane Iwen Karleen Hunt, Lyne t t e Wat son, and John !wen Sten•s Ford Norgaard Drugs This pa~ is spon sor~d by: Harl an, Iowa Harl an, Iova MIXED CHORUS Mrs. Pearl Johnson, Instructor Front Row: Left to Right; Eileen Johnson, Sharon Williams, Deanna Bothwell, Lynette Watson, Madge Martens, Pauline Olhava, Lois Hansen, Catherine Stecnbock, Alice Gilliland, Janice Knuats, Bonnie Bothwell, and Karen Huebner. Second Row; Karleen Hunt, Lyn Lytle, Donna Sidebottom, Nancy Miller, Arleen Howard, Sharon Steenbock, Janet Heyde, Betty Jean Martens, Mary Jane Graham, Lavonne Meier, and Cleo Kuster. ack Rov; Jim Martens, Wanda Hack, Karon Steenbock, Joyce Hawes, Gene Hack, Duane Iven, Rober t Meier, Lois Peters, Merlene Kemmish, Carol Foje, and Ron Pitt's . Tinsley•s Jewerly Harlan Clothing Co. This page is sponsored by: Harlan, Iowa Harlan, Iowa S£XT£T From left to ri t: Sharon ill ams, Alice Gilliland, Nancy Miller, Arlene Howard, Mary Jane Graham, and Karen Huebner. MIXED QUARTET From l eft to right: Lavonne Meier, !Job r.1eier, Ron 'Pitts, and Joyce Hawes. This page is sponsored by: Harlan Flowr Shop Harlan, Iowa THE JUNIOR ? Thi s page is sponsored by: Hervey Brothers Grocery end n~-3 n. l o 1"a Hervey Brothers Clothing Stores CLASS PLAY This page is spons or e d by: . Cas e y ' s lu b Pe rs I a, Iowa V . L. Mi ll e r Phone 19 Truc k ing and She l ling Persia, Iowa STUDENT COUNCIL Eldon Nihsen Pauline Olhava :Mrs. Y.eans, Sponsor Treasurer Karleen Hunt Karen Steen-oock, Assistant &Jitcr Carol Foje Janet Heyde Joyce Hawes, Editor The Student Counci l started it 1 s. activities with an add selling campa.:i.bne in October. This was followed by sponsoring an ugliest man, cute st pan contest to boost year book sales. In December the council participated in the annual Chri stmas Party for the high school. February found the council painting red hearts by the clozens for the Valentines Party they sponsored at Neola Public for the Tri-Center High Schools. The spri ng rush fou nd the Awards Banquet, in April, finished, as was the Tiger Tales, for another year. Y.B.R. Store Shelby Electric Service Busy, Busy. Al ways worki ng~~~~!!~!!!!!!~ This page is sponsored by: Shelby, Iowa Shelby, Iowa ROYALTY All dresse d up and, no place to go. CUTEST PAN Donn<J Sidel (;t om Peiper•s Locker Herkert Grain & Feed This page is sponsored by: UGLIEST MAN Eob Smith Mr. Zoeller does the honors. Minden. Iowa Mindal, Iowa Mrs. Means .I!.ighth Grade Fresnrnen Class Student Council Arum al i·ir. Craig Junior Class Basketball Baseball Shirley's Beauty Shop W£ SPONSOR -- This page i s s pons ored by : Mr. Means Sophomore Class Class Plays ;1r. Zoeller Senior Class Persi a , Iowa l· - - - ------- CH££R1£AD£RS Pauline Olhava Persia Milling Compatzy" Shelby Lumber Company Bonnie Bothwell This page is sponsored by: c arol Foje Persia, Iowa Shelby, Iowa GIRLS' BASk£TBA11 TEAM Top Left to right·: Manager Lola Darrington, Betty Martens, Joyce Iwen, Joyce Hawes, Charlotte Kremer, Karon Steenbock, Karleen Hunt. Bottom Left to right: Sharon Williams, Lyn Lytle, Sharon Steenbock, Nancy Miller, Mnrlene Kemmish, Rita Ditzler, Cathrine Steenbock, Beverly Pearcy, Coach Carl Craig. This page is sponsored by: Persia Co-op Lumber Coo Persia, Iowa BOYS' BASK£TBA11 TEAM Left to right: Coach Carl CrAig, Bob Smith, Bob Duepree, Bob Mei er, Terry Kremer, Duane Iven, Bernard Kremer, aob Thieme , Jim Martens, Manager Bill Darrington Persia 41 Modale 43 Perl!lia 47 Panama Carson 53 Persia 56 BB Town 100 44 Persia 49 Pereia 70 Tennsnt 74 Persi a 83 Portsmouth 50 Persia 41 Minden n Persia 55 Care on 42 Persia 51 St. Joe 84 Persia 5b St . Joe 40 Persia 60 Neola 81 Persia 68 Panama 87 Persia 51 Shelby 48 Persis 7'5 L. Sioux ~ Persia 69 BBTovn 56 Persi a IJl Logan 42 Persia 33 Underwood 56 This page is sponsored by: Persia Co- op Lumber Co. Persia, Iowa Betty Martens Murlene Kemmlsh Rita Ditzler Janice Knau!ls Karon Steenhock Joyce Iwen Kar·leen Hunt Pauline Olhava Sharon Wi 11 i a ms Charlotte Kremer Nancy Mill e r Cox's Co-op SQ~ LE..R FEE D S Tli is pa ge i s Te n non t , Iowa RLA IA. sponsored l:y: Duane Iwen Bob Meier Jim Martens r.ob Duepree . Virgl 1 Steenbock Terry Kremer Bernard Kremer OU TE;AM This page is sponsor ed by. John Ko ll I . K. Grain & Feed Co. Persia, low Tennant , Iowa I 'm all al one with my home sweet h@me • There ·i. t t akes two to tan130 o How come ·rour glum chum? Henh, Henh, Henh. Cute little thing wasn't she ? Chug, Chug, Whoo , Whoo, The Spooky Junction Three This pa~ is sponsored by: Mau~r Hardwar~ Sturdevant Drugs Minden, Iowa Minden, Iowa Now the bright rays of sunshin ~ are fal li ng at last, And our stay in this high school too soon will be past. Fr om the le ssons we've learned in th~ days that ar~ gone We look to the future with h ope that is strong. May our live s e'er be guided by love and by pride In the nation whos e ann~r wi ll serve as our guide. This page is spcnsor e d by: Ar p T. V. & Radio Shelby, Iowa Mauer Cafe INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publ ishers · Cover Monulo ctur ers . Bo ok Bind ers FACTORY · HOME OFFICE Kan sas City P R I N T E D I N U . S A . ~f~~ /*Vx ~ ~u ~~~~ ~~~ " . v ~ \ ,~ ~ IJ ~- ;f ~ ~ ~ ' \ ?_ -- ff~ ~ . I~ ~ '-- ~ . ~ I --el: ~ ~ ~.._ ' ~ ' ~ ~ ·. --, ~~~~- ~ 16 ~ ;( ... ~ ~,-;</ ~ \ ~ '--t_, -1. ~ ~ Py~~ ;~ ~ \ '~~~,~ ~ ~~ -:f--ad c. 1~~ \ ,'· 0&0~-r / ~~ ?\' ~ ~ 1D I ~ A ~~~ ,;K~u '\rr ( r~ ~ rt ~ ; yg /~ ~"""-... ~r ~; ~" Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Tri-Center High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Neola. Tri-Center High School (Neola, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Tri-Center High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1958-2006 are covered in this collection. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Tri-Center Trojan 1958 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Neola. Tri-Center High School (Neola, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1958 Yearbook (annual) of Tri-Center High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tri-Center High School Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Tri-Center Community School District Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1958 Tri-Center High School Yearbook 1958 Annual schools TCHS Tri-Center High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/403724ba2e476c2630779b1a809458b0.pdf 44d5f45a85f5e489d997e295511bc33e PDF Text Text TABLE of CONTENTS BOARD OF EDUCATION . . . . SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE TRAVELING FACULTY ... BEE-BEE-TOWN ADMISTRA TION . . ANNUAL STAFF . SENIOR DIVISION . JUNIOR DIVISION . . . . SOPHOMORE DIVISION . F RESHMAN DIVISION. . . E LEMENTARY DIVISION. ACTIVITIES DIVISION .. ATHLETIC DIVISION .... MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION ANNUAL STAFF . . ADMISTRATION .. SENIOR DIVISION . JUNIOR DIVISION . . . . SOPHOMORE DIVISION . FRESHMAN DIVISION . . ELEMENTARY DIVISION . ATHLETIC DIVIDION ... ACTIVITIES DIVISION . . ADMINISTRATION . . . . SE NIOR DIVISION . . . . J UNIOR DIVISION . . . . SOPHOMORE DIVISION . F RESHMAN DIVISION . . ELEMENT ARY DIVISION • ACT IVITIES DIVISION . . A THLETIC DIVISION ... DANCE BAND. SNAPS . . . .. NEOLA PERSIA .. II . III . IV .. 1 . . 2 . 3-7 .. 8 . . 9 . .10 11-15 16-20 21-26 27-33 .. 1 . 3-4 5-11 . 13 . 15 . 17 19-28 29-32 33-44 .. 1-2 . 3-10 .11-12 .13 - 14 .15-16 .17-25 .26-32 . 33-38 . VI . VII PREPARED AND E DITED BY THE ANNUAL STAFFS O F T HE TRI- CEN TER SCHOOLS. 2 BOARD of EDUCATION M. Gene Coffey, Superint endent; Howard Darrington, Duane Kemmish, President; Glayds Miller, Secretary ; Phil Floerchiger, Elmer Ingwersen, Fred George. This page sponsored by "The Place To Save" FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Counc il Bluffs, Iowa SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE In this day of extreme criticism of our American system of education we must also be alert to the decided advantages ·nhich our methods provide. American education is unique in that we believe that each student should have an opportunity for success in school to the fullest of his individual abilities. Therefore, mymessageto the 1959 Class and to all students of the Rri-Center Communit y School is that you should thank GOD for the opportunity which h as been afforded you, and which is the exp e r ience of attending an American school, where the succ ess of the individual is more important than that of the state, or the scientist alone, or even the all-mighty Dollar. This page sponsored by COUNCIL BL UFFS SAVING BANK Council Bluffs, Iowa 3 COMMUTING FACULTY MRS. VIOLA VOGT Home Economics MR. JAMES CHAMBERS MR. JOSEPH SLAVIK Industrial Arts MR. JAMES LILLIE Vocal Music 5 .. - ------- _ ____,,.-- ----- - - - MRS. ZIMMERMAN Social Studies English MR. HOGAN Vocational Cornmercial BEEBEETOWN F ACULTY 1 IR. COFFEY Superintendent 9 MR. MC KERCHER Principal Coach Science Mathematics MRS. STAMP Science Home Economics ENIORS / ANN UAL STA FF STANDING, L eft to Right : Mr. Hogan, Sponsor; Ber ni e Swanger, Gary Lewis, and Genelle Fox. SEATE D : Connie Hammitt, Yvonne 0 1Neill, Sharon Otto, and Lee Killpack. Editor .... . .. . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . Photographic E ditor Art Editor .. Social Editor . Sports Editor . Yvonne 0 1 Neill . Gary Lewis . .Lee Killpack . . Sharon Otto . . Genelle Fox . Connie Hammitt . Bernie Swanger THE COUNCIL BLUFFS SAVINGS BANK A Str ong Bank Since 1856 Member F. D . I. C. 13 CONNIE HAMMITT SENIORS MR. MC KERCHEH ' 'Constance' ' Sponsor Annua l Staff. Basketball . . Class Plays . Class Officer . Messenger Staff Mixed Chorus .. 4 . 1, 2 . 3, 4 . 1, 4 .. 4 .. 3 MOTTO: We build the ladder by which we rise. Pep Club ... . ..• 3 Softball ... . . . 1, 2, 3 GENELLE FOX "Nelly" Class Office rs Chorus .. . Pep Club . . 1 3 3 4 . 3, 4 Annual Staff Class Plays Cheerleader Softball .. Basketball . .8, 1, 2 . 8, 1, 2 , 3 8,1,2,3,4 14 YVONNE O'NEILL "Vonnie" Annual Staff. . . 4 Band . . . . 3, 4 T. C. Dance Ban d . 3, 4 Baske tball . 7, 8, 1, 2, 3 Cheerleadin g . . 7, 8 , 1 Class Officer . . . 1, 3 Class Plays .. 3, 4 Mess e nger . . .1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus ... 3 Pep Club ... 3 Softball . . . . . 1, 2, 3 LEE K.ILLP ACK "Lettuce L eaf 11 SENIORS Class Offic e r. . 2 , 4 Ann ual Sta ff .... 3, 4 Cl ass Play ..... 3 , 4 CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold M i x e d Ch orus .. . 3 , 4 Bas ketb a ll ... 1 , 2, 3 , 4 CLASS FLOWER: Blue Carnation Baseb a ll . . . 1 , 2,3,4 Messen ge r Staff . . . 3 Tra ck ...... . .. 2 GARY L . LEWIS 11 Louie 11 Baseb a ll . Basketba ll . Cho r u s ... Cl a ss Play . Annua l St a ff Messenge r Staff Cl a ss Officer. 1, 2, 3, 4 1 , 2, 3, 4 . 3, 4 . 3, 4 . 3 , 4 .. 3 T rack . . .. . . . 3, 4 .. 2 15 SHA RON D. OTTO . 2 , 4 . . 4 . 3, 4 . 3 , 4 . . 3 11Sunshine 11 Cla ss Offic e r. Annual Staff . . Cla ss Play . . M i xed Choru s Band .. .. Baske tba ll . Cheerl eader .1 , 2 , 3, 4 . . 1, 2 P e p Club .. Softball ... . .. 3 . 1, 2, 3 BE RNARD SWANGER 11Bernie 11 Annua l Sta ff .. Bas ketba ll .. Baseball .. . Class Officer . Cl ass Plays . •. 4 .1, 2, 3 .1, 2 , 3 . . 3 . . 3, 4 CLASS HISTORY Only three of the seven seniors started at Beebee town. In the fall of 1 946 , Miss Korlys Reese, our teacher, was there to greet eight little tots t o s t art our education. They were Gerry and L arry Axtell, Le ana Darnold, Marlene Davis, Genelle Fox, Lee Killpack, Yvonne O' Neill, and Patty Rief. Marl e n e left before school was out. In first grade, we were joined by Jane Burbridge. We los t Gerry and Larry Axtell, and Patty Rief left in the second semester. Our t eacher was Mrs. Marilyn Gunderson. In the second grade, we were joined by Kenneth Fulfs a nd we lost Leana Darnold. That i"eft a class of five. Our teacher was Mrs. Marilyn Gunderson. In the third grade, we lost Jane Burbridge and Kenneth Fulfs. Three of us were left: Lee, Yvonne, and Genelle. Our teacher was Mrs. Bess Kuhlman. In the fourth grade, we gained Robert Evans and during the second semester we were joined by Connie Hammitt whi ch made a class of five . The teacher was Mrs . Bess Kuhlman. In our fifth grade year, we were joined by J udy Tripp. The teac her was Mrs. Dale Hardy. In th e sixth grade, we lost Robert Evans. The teacher was Mrs. Bess Kuhlman . In the seventh grade, we gained P auline Newhouse and lost Judy Tripp. Our teacher was Mrs. Pear l Ramsy. I n the eighth grade, we lost Pauline Newhouse a nd in February we gained Gary Lewis . There were five in the c lass. They were Connie Hammitt, Yvonne O' Neill, Gene lle Fox , L ee Killpac k, and Gary Lewis. Our teacher was Mrs. Pearl Ramsey. In the fall of 195 5, . the five of us who graduated from eighth grade walked up the stairs to High School with two more in the class. They were Sharon Otto and Bernie Swanger. The teachers for our Freshman and Sophomore years were Mr. Naragon, o ur Superintendent; Mr. Hiller; and Mr. McKercher, our sponsor . For our Junior y ear, we found the s ame members as last y e a r. The teachers were Mr. McKer cher, Mr. Youmans, Mrs. Nitz, Mr. Hiller, ou r sponso r , and Mr. Coffey, Supe rintende nt. In our senior year, 1958-'5 9, we find Genelle Fox, Connie Hammitt, Sharon Otto, Yvonne O' Ne ill, Lee Killp ack, Gary Lewis, and Bernie Swanger. All of us have be e n together since our Freshman yea r . Our t each ers are Mr. McKercher, sponsor, Mr. Hogan , Mrs. Zimme rman, Mrs. Stamp, and Mr. Coffey, our Super- inte ndent. 16 SENIOR PROPHECY We the Junior Class do hereby prophecy that the following sta tements wi ll b e t r u e te n years from now: Vo nnie O ' Neill is now editor of the Love-Lorn Column of the Beebeetown He rald. She and G a ry have built up a Lover's Lane down near Jody's Drive-In, wh ere t hey go every Saturday night to try out the p a rking meters they have recently installed. Lee Killpac k is a chemical genius for dis covering a chemic al to put in water to m a ke his Stutz Be arcat run back and forth to Sharon's at 60 miles t o the gallon. Genelle Fox is now head bookkeeper at the Christoffersen-Fox chicken r anch in Tom bstone T e rritory . The chickens are c oming along just fine. Genelle and P aul are n ' t doing so bad either. They have 10 little liabilities. In her spare time she waits on tables in the Longbranch Saloon in Dodge City . Shar on Otto is now a professional Home Economics teacher at the Beebeetown Unive r sity . She has invented a new breakfast cereal called the Leezy - Weezy that is complet ely silent. Connie Hammitt has sent word that she and her husband Larry Warner a re spending their honeymoon in the Sahara Desert. When they return they plan t o m a ke their home in an airplane so Connie can continue her job as an airline s tewar dess. Bernie Swanger is now a cop in Beebeetown. In his spare time he d r ive s his 1969 Thunde r Bir d in the drag rac es at the Beebeetown drag strip . He is very h ard on teena ge drivers who spin their tires when they start ou t from a stop sig n. Gary L ewis is now a singer for the O 'Neill Hillbilly Band a t one of the l eading Be ebeetown night clubs. He owes his musical ability to his daily s inging i n studyhall during the four y ears he attended high s c hool. Mr. Coffey now is the writer of a daily newspape r c olumn called, ••Ove r t h e Coff e e cups with Coffey ." In this c olumn h e tells of h is p a s t e xp eri ences a s warden of the Beebeetown Prison. Mr. McKe rcher is now a Home E conomics t eache r a t Beebeetown High. He makes his o wn c andy and gum to s e ll to his stud e nts. That way he doe sn't h ave t o put up with candy and gum wrappe rs in Study H a ll. Mr. Hogan is now building his wife and his family of 12 a r anch type hous e o ut of toothpi c ks. He dre w up the plans wit h the help of his well t aught shop c las s of 1959 . About the 12 kids, he always taught it was ch eaper by the do z en. Mrs. Zi:r:imerman. is _very muc~ pleased a~ how well th e b ook she has just writt e n is doing . It is hked by high school lite r a tur e teach ers in particular. The name of he r book is "MEMORIZE" . M rs. Stamp is now a professional gamble r at the Sahara Hote l in Las Vegas Nevada . Sh e h as discovere d a new w ay to b eat the Roulette Whe el. ' M r. Lillie owns a flowe r shop in downtown Beebeetown. His busine ss is parti cular ly rushing around Easte r . Mr . Sla vik has a tele vision show of his own now which has replac ed the L a w r ence We l k Show . It' s c alled Slavik's Sera na der's . 17 CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1959 of Beebeetown High School, declare th is to be our last will and testament. To Mr. McKercher: We will our ability to get to Study Hall on time To Mr. Hogan: We will our ability to keep a straight fac e in Bookkeeping. To Mr. Zimmerman: We will our ability to see through ''Sophomore Schemes''. To the Juniors: We will our ability to get along as classmates. To the Sophomore~ : We will our ability to get along with the teachers. To the Freshmen: We will our ability to get high grades and our industrious characteristics. I, Vonnie O'Neill, will my study hall habits to the Sophomore boys. I, Lee Killpack, will my phenomenal ability to make strange and utterly fascinating sounds in study hall without getting caught to Mari on Dickey. I, Connie Hammitt, will my easy going temperament to Saundra Ward. I, Genelle Fox, will my height to Louise Spark. I, Gary Lewis, will my pitching arm to Kathy Be e b e e and hope she uses it in good stead. I, Sharon Otto, will my walking drug store, kleenex, and a ll the •'Gesundheit'• needed to Lorraine Rath . I, Bernie Swanger, will my ability to stay out of ditches to Ke nny F . CLASS POEM We are the class of • 59 Only seven are in the line Three of us boys, and fou r of us girls We' r e always in the so c ial whir ls . First comes Connie to us so dear With a scream and a holler, we know she's here. Next comes Vonnie, so tall a n d gay, There's someone in high school that ke eps her that way . Now comes Sharon with her kleenex box With sniffles and sneezes--the buildi ng rocks. Ne xt comes Genelle, the shortest of us a ll She liked a boy by the name of P aul. Here comes Bernie with his hot r od F o r d When he had his pipes he really r oare d . Now comes Gary with his Au gu st p l ans Here 's to you an d your dishpa n hands. Here come s Lee wit h h is study hall antics Driving each of t he t e ach ers franti c. We alth and f ame awaits ou r call A cheery f arewell we give to all. 18 UNIORS J anice Killpack Kenneth Fulfs Di a ne Rohrberg JUNIORS L or r aine Rath This page is sponsor ed by IOWA C L OTHES SHOP Clothes from h e ad to t oe for ladies men, and boys Council Bluffs, Iowa Saundra Ward Rose J oan Baker Roger Wohlers 21 SOPHOMORES Tommy Arrick Bi lly Swange r Mary Larsen Jan O'Neill Marion Dickey Gary Schmidt Doyle Larsen Ray tark This page is sponsored by Best Wishes To The Graduates of 1959 E . D. SCHRODER Loveland. Iowa 25 Compliments of S AND L . 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We have been p r ogressing rapidly and enjoyed playing for the c oncerts at Christmas time and other import ant o ccasions. This page is s ponsored by FARME RS COOPERATIVE CREAME RY .ASSOCIATION Logan, Iow a Harrison County Pride Butter " It's better with butter" Phon e 21 JUNIOR BAND STANDING: Mr. Slavik. BACK ROW: Donna Mae Tighe , Mi chael Ti ghe, Bobby Gravert, Rose Mary Tighe, Betty Wohle rs, Deanna Young, Sharon Moffatt, Linda Tripp, Dick Ward, Joseph Spencer, Gene Gardner, Dale Koenig. FRONT ROW: Carol Driver, Kathy Schrode r , Sharon Nieman , Everett Gunderson, Gary Tripp, Larry Christensen. The Junior Band has been progre ssing very rapidly. The students are workin g very hard under Mr. Slavik's direction. One of the high-lights during the year was their Christmas Concert. Each student played a solo at the Concer t. Dur~ng .Febuary the Senior Band welcomed some of the Junior Ba nd and their instruments into their midst. FAUBION P HARMACY Logan, Iowa LOGAN PRODUCE Logan , Iow a This page is sponsored by a I 43 DARNER VARIETY STORE Logan, Iowa REGIONAL R DIO AND T . V. Logan, Iowa MIXED CHOR US BAC K ROW: Char les Gardner, Gary Lewis, Lee Killpack, Roger Stark, Dennis Wohlers, Sharon Otto, Diane Rohrbe rg. FRONT ROW: Patricia Me eves, Ka thryn Beebee., Janice Killpack, Gary Dickey, Dale Ward , Greg Bee be e , Shirley Baker, Joanne McCrickard. We have had a very successful y e ar in chorus under Mr. Lillie . One of our a c tivities was prepar ing a Chr istmas Program i n which we we r e assisted by the g r ade students who present ed the skit on the Birth of Christ while we sang Christmas Car ols. ANDERSEN'S FURNITURE Mo. Valley, Iowa ANDERSON CLEANERS Mo. Valley, Iowa This page is s ponsored by 44 PIEKEN LUMBER COMPANY Logan, Iowa C . F. KELLY JEWELRY Mo. Valley, Iowa WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF? Conni e liked 58 ford.s????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Genelle and B. L. got together???????????? ???? ?????? ? -? ??????????? Gary w a s bashful? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Lee d idn't cut up in study hall???????????? ??? ??? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Vonnie didn' t like to ride in Plymouths?????????????? ???????????????? Sharon didn't go to church??????????????????????????????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Bernie didn't go to the Bluffs?????????????????????????? ? ??? ??????? Kenneth made eyes at the girls in Chemistry class? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Roger fell in love with Kathy Beebee?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Saun dra d idn't like the Woodbine boys??????????????????? ?? ????? ????? R o s i e l et Kenneth S. and Ronnie V . get together???? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Janice didn't like a certain Che vie pick-up??????????? ?????????????? ??? Diane d i d n' t run foot races a round the sheep pen with Bernie?????????? ?????? Lorraine couldn' t shoot hook s hots? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Gary S. like d Lorraine ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?. ? ? ? ? ? ? ·? ? .; ? ? ? Bill liked Louise Sparks? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?"·?·?????????? ? ? Tommy hadn 1 t learned t o talk? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Ray could keep his papers in his desk???? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Marion get along with Mrs. Zimmerman????????????? ???????????????? Mary Larsen wasn't bashful?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Kenny Arri ck was 6 feet tall???????????????? ????????????????????? Ronnie cam e to school e ve ry day? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? F~edie didn't have a permit to chase girls????????? ? ? ?????????????? ? ?? Ri chard was n't so Foxy??? ?????? ? ????????? ? ????? ???????????????? Ka th y a nd Lorraine didn't fight over G. S. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? L ouise didn't live close to R ay???????????????????? ???? ?? ? ?? ??? ???? Lave rne walke d back to school at noon with the rest of the boys.???? ? ?? ? ? ?? ??? M rs. Z immerman didn't have a pair of sneakers??????????? ? ? ? ?? ?? ??? ??? Mr. Hogan hadn't gotte n married?? ?? ???? ????????????? ? ????? ? ? ????? Mr. Mc Ke rche r fell in love with a test tube? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Mrs. Stamp had the sophomore boy s in Home Ee. class ? ??? ??????????????? Mr. Lillie got his diaphragm hooked around his eye t ooth? ????????????????? Mr. Slovik had a Yul Brynner hair cut?????????????????? ????????????? Mr. Co ffey wore l evis??? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 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Kenny Fulfs Tom Arrick . Laverne Ba ker . Richard Fox . . Congratul ations, 1959 Gradua t es ! Compliments of PHILLIPS 6 6 Mo . Valley, Iowa BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. Dec. Jan. F e b. 5 Home 18 Home 24 Home 26 Home 2 Home 9 Home 12 Home 22 Home 9 Home 12 Home 20 Home 23 Home 23 Home 27 Home 31 Home 6 Home 17 Home 21 Home POINTS . 32 4 .134 . 126 89 88 25 9 9 6 3 24 50 30 71 67 45 42 41 56 41 45 32 16 55 47 65 62 41 This p a ge sponsored by 24 Pisgah .14 Magnolia . .53 Mondamin .51 Pisgah .46 Little Sioux . .62 Modale . 47 Magnolia . .48 Modale .44 Portsmouth . . 42 Woodbine (Co. Tourn) . . 65 Little Sioux . .59 Kennard-A .64 Kennard-B .19 Mondamin .6 4 Tennant. .52 Pisgah .28 Persia (Sec . Tourn). . 48 Minden (Sec. Tourn) .6 3 GLENN KOENIG'S PHILLIP'S 66 Tank Wagon Service Beebeetown, Iowa BOYS' BASEBALL BACK ROW: Mr. McKerche r, Coach; Kenneth Fulfs, Gary Schmidt, Richard F ox, Gary Lewis, Ray Stark, L ee Killpack, Roger Wohlers, Dennis Wohlers, Manager. 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VALLEY FARM SUPPLY Compliments of LEO DRIVER Thanks for being our cust omers ROY AND LENA DUNCAN LUNCH ROOM 55 RUSTIC INN Congrat ulations 11 59" Graduates Crescent, Iowa CLASS PLAY ANTICS This page is sponsored by 58 ROUND UP Good Luck, Seniors ! Mo. Valley, Iowa NEOLA ANNUAL STAFF STANDING, L e ft to Right: Ly le D r iver, Dorothy H a d f i e ld, Barbara Erickson, L a J ean Hansen, Wayne Rob e rts, a nd F r a n k Killpack. SEATED: Ka thryn Wollenha upt, Mrs. Ba rbe r, Judy Short, Lind a Ri ef, Ma r i e Trede, M a r y Jane P apst, and Ko r ly s Killpack. Co-Editors .... Kathry n Wollenhaupt , Business Manager Korlys Killpa c k, Layouts Manager Sales Campaign Manage r .... . Mary J ane Papst T ypists ... Judy Short, Marie Tre d e Photog raphy . . L a J e a n Hans en Gi r ls ' Sp o r ts E ditor . Dorothy Ha dfi eld Boys' Sports Editor . . Frank Killpack Lay outs .. . ... . L a J ean Hans en, L i nda Ri ef Activitie s. Ly l e D river, Barbar a Eri ckson , Way ne Ro berts Sp ons o r .. . .. .. ... . . .. . .. . . .. Mrs. arber This page sponsored by FARME RS AND ME RCHANTS STATE BANK 61 MR. LEE Coach General Science Sophomore Adviser MRS. BARBER Comme r cial Junior Adviser FACULTY MR. SAWIN Principal Mathematics Senior Adviser 65 MISS MC CALL Social Science Biology Freshmen Adviser I MRS. BACON E nglish - Ll.terature Junior Advise r .. WORKING PERSONNEL OUR JANITOR Bob Justen OUR BUS DRIVERS Bob Peterson Ray Mauer Louis Mauer Henry Nelson This page sponsored by IOWA POWER AND LIGHT COMP ANY SECRETARY Mrs. Ruth Arthur OUR COOKS Mrs. Matthews Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Weber Avoca, Iowa FARMER'S CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Best Market for your Cream- Milk- Eggs Avoca, Iowa 66 --- MARY JANE PAPST ''Janie'' "I want to be bashful, won't let me." Basketball Lettered .. . Softball ... . Lettered .. . Mixed Chorus Paper Staff .. Annual Staff . Student Council . Cl a ss Plays Vice - President. President .... but the boys .1,2, 3,4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 1 , 2 2 . 4 . 2 . 1, 2 , 3 , 4 3, 4 . . . . 1 69 KATHRYN JOANN WOLLENHAUPT "Crazy Legs" "They think she's crazy but she's lots of fun. When she's behind the wheel pedestrians run. " Basketball Lettered Softball ... . L e tt ered .. . Mixed Chorus Band .... Paper Staff .. Annual Staff . One-Act Play s Declam .... Class Plays Pep Club ... Vice-President President .... r . 1, 2, 3 , 4 . 1 , 2 , 3, 4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 . 1, 2 , 3 , 4 . 1, 2, 3 , 4 1 , 2, 3 . 2 3, 4 . 1 . 4 3, 4 . 4 . 2 3, 4 KORLYS KAY KILLPACK " Dimples" "She sighs one.' ' Basketba ll at many, but love s only Lettered Soft ball . . Lette red . Mixed Chor us Band .... P aper Staff . . Annu<l.l Staff . One-Ac t Plays Class P l ays . . . . Secretary-Treasurer . 1,2,3,4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 . 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3 1, 2 . 2 3, 4 . . . 1 . 2, 3, 4 .. 2, 4 NORMA LA JEAN HANSEN "La Jean" "Charming, sweet, and always neat." Basketball . 1 Softball . . . . . . . 1, 2 Lettered . . . . . . 1, 2 Mixed Chorus . 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff . . . . 2 Annual Staff . . . 4 Declam . . . . 1, 2, 4 One- Act Plays . 1 Class Plays 3,4 Cheerleader . 2, 3 70 WANDA JEAN HADFIELD "Tiny" "I speak in a monstrous little voice. " Basketball . 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettered . 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball . . . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettered... .1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 Class Plays 3, 4 Pep Club . . . 4 Vice-President. 1 JUDITH ANNE SHORT "Judy" "Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in it." Basketball Lettered Softball . . Lettered . Cheerleader Class Plays Paper Staff . Annual Staff Mixed Chorus Secretary-Treasurer . 2 . 2 1, 2 . 2 3,4 3, 4 . 2 . 4 1, 2, 3 . . 3 JOSEPH WAYNE OSTDIEK "Joe" " I believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. " Bas e ball . . 1, 2 Class Plays 3,4 De clam . . . . 1 LEANA MAE DARNOLD ''Ching Ching'' "Study? I'd rather argue. 11 Basketball .. l, 2, 3, 4 Lettered . . . . 2, 4 Softball . . . . 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Lettered . . · . 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus . 1, 2, 3, 4. Declam . . . . 1, 4 One-Act Plays . 1 Class Plays . 3, 4 Pep Club . . . . 4 71 RONALD RAY ARRICK "Magoo" "What he wants most out of school is himself." Basketball Lettered Baseball . Lettered . Mixed Chorus .1 ,2,3, 4 . • .• 4 .l,2,3,4 . l , 2,3,4 ... 1, 2 MARIE ELAINE TREDE 11 . • 11 Treedy" High s chool days have their delights, but they can't compare with high school nights . 11 Logan High School l, 2 Declarn . . . 4 Annual Staff . . . 4 "Tough Guy" I'm bashful. Ah, come on! Let's go ! THEN AND NOW Oh look! Oh heave ns! 72 "Big E y es" I'm ready! Aren't I n eat? CLASS WILL We, the ten members of the Senior Class of 1959, of the City of Neola, County of Pottawattamie, and the State of Iowa, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament; hereby revoking and annuling all wills made by us heretofore. To the School Board, we will the Junior Class. To Mr. Coffe, we will a trampoline. Have fun jumping! To Mr. Sawin, we will our ability to keep our desk straight. To Mrs. Barber, we will all the old stencils. Happy cutting! To Mrs. Bacon, we will all our old playbooks. To Mr. Lee, we will a comb and brush set. To Miss McCall, we will all our A Government papers and the dungeon. To the Junior Class, we will our places on the honor roll. Have fun studying! To the So'phomore Class, we will all our candy wrappers and apple cores. To the Freshman Class, we will ·our ability to have successful parties. I, Ronald Ray Arrick, will my ability to Jerry Alloways. I, Joseph Wayne Ostdiek, will my curly hair to Dorothy Arrick. I, Judith Anne Short, will my ability to get a man to Sandra Carroll. (Have fun!) I also will my height to Richard Armstrong. I, Norma La Jean Hansen, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ruth Kohel, and my gift of gab to Deanne Cohrs. I, Marie Elaine Trede, will my ability to get home after midnight to Jim Hadfield . I, Kathryn Joanne Wollenhaupt, will my ability to d rive to Frank Killpack. (Be careful) I also will my initiative to Dorothy Hadfield. I, Korlys Kay Killpack, will my position in the office to Joe Carlson and my ability to resist watermelons to Larry Arrick. I, Wanda Jean Hadfield, will my singing ability to Jim Jessen and my ability to be in study hall on time at noon to Gary Matthews. I, Mary Jane Papst, will my ability to stay on the bask etball team to Lyle Driver. (Be a good sport) I, Leana Darnold, will my disposition to Tom Frey and m y ability to keep quiet in study halls to Dick Kuklin. Signed and Sworn to by this the Senior Class of 19 59 . CLASS PROPHECY CLASS OF '59 IN FIRST REUNION It was indeed an inspiring sight for those visiting for the first time the Tri-Center School grounds. It certainly was amazing to note the aspects of the new town, Tri-City. Among those traveling a great distance to be with her former classmates was La Jean Hansen, who flew from Paris where she is a model for Dior. She reports that everything is now in its rightful plac e, fashion wise. Talking with Kathryn Wollenhaupt she told me that she was now campaigning as candidate for the office of Governor of Alaska . (She must have acquired her experience campaigning for office in 4-H.) It was quite interesting for me to learn that Wanda Hadfield is enthusiastic about her.basketball coaching position with the YWCA in Denver, Colorado. No doubt she became interested in that field while in high school. I was glad to see Leana Darnold again in person after viewing her on television and reading about her in the newspapers. I was very eager to hear about her new TV show demonstrating exercises for trim figures . Marie Trede is just as thrilled as she thought she would be when she first heard the word, cosmetology . She is now owner· of her own beauty salon. Joe Ostdiek has become quite famous, due to the publication he has received through his work in developing a special breed of cows that produce half and half. Since the Hot Lunch Department of the school uses nothing but the best, they patronize Joe's products exclusively. Serving as our gracious guide for the day, was Mary Jane Papst, the e ffi cie nt private secretary to the Superintendent of Tri-Center School. She undoubte dly received her experience in the Neola School offic e back in '59. On this guided tour Mary Jane pointe d out the attractive landscaping whi ch was the artistic work of Ronald A r r ick, who is now a very skillful ga rdene r. In his spare time Ron also writes for a lonely hearts column in the TRI-CITY TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER. Two members of the class who still live in Neola acted as hostesses for the day. They were the former Judy Short and Korlys Killpack. Korlys still pursues some of the activities she was interested in high school and also teaches piano, not only to her own children but to the n e ighbor' s children too· Judy's classmates were, of course, not surprised to find her an efficient housewife and active in community affairs. Judy is kept busy consulting her children while acting as Den Mother, 4-H Leader, and a Room Mother for the P.T.A. Over heard during the evening activities were pledg es not to let ten years pass by before meeting in another reunion. Reporter Tom Frey 74 CLASS POEM We the class of '59 Would like to leave you this little rhyme. Because we number 8 plus 2 We will now introduce ourselves to you. First there is Ron, known as Magoo No one knows what he might do. Leana, better known as Ching Finally got herself a ring. Wanda who is so very shy Will get a man by and by. Now there is La Jean with her manners so fine Writing an etiquette book will be her line. Korlys we know is bound to marry But first she will be a secretary. Joe with his curly locks Will end up darning his own socks. Now there is Janie with her basketball fame Is sure to win in life's game. Judy who is so short and sweet Has accomplished life's first feat. Marie with her steak house charm Won't live forever on the farm. Dear ale Kathryn, everyone's friend College bound, will break the trend. Now the time has come to close We hope you have enjoyed our prose. This page is sponsored by MAX BARRIER GARAGE BOYER BODY AND RENDER SERVICE JACK BARRIER FRONT END SERVICE 75 N ola, Iowa UNIORS JUNIOR CLASSES L y le Driver Jerry Alloway Gary Matthews Larry Arrick Dorothy Hadfield Dorothy Arrick Sandra Carroll Deanne Cohrs VERGAMINI BROS. 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Neola, Iowa MORRISSEY AND P ETERSON IMPL. CO. Neola, Iowa 4 SECOND GRADE DAN DOYLE NELSON'S HATCHERY Shelia Kock Kathy Floerchinger David Pogge David Raab Diane Redinbaugh Reggie Welbourne Patty Pauley Craig Soppe Billy Haines Danny Jessen Dale Gardner Steven Trede Jimmy Arthur David W elbourne Rosemary Jensen D e borah Rupp Julie Jensen Robert Hall This page sponsored by 97 Miss Dwyer Neola, Iowa Neola, Iowa FIRST GRADE Teacher, Mrs. Hagan Keith Davis Diane McMurtrey Albert Roberts Denise Corrin Diana Schneckloth Billy Frey Cathy Cook Ried Hemmingsen This page sponsored by DR. MAX G. 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BACK ROW: Janice Drive, Trudy Arrick, Annette Matthews, Susan Rod enburg, Sally Carroll, Marilyn Swanson, E 1 den e Armstrong, Barbara Arrick, Maxine Jessen, Coach Lee. Neola Opponent Score 28 Tennant 21 21 Minden* 44 30 Shelby 40 33 Carson-Macedonia 42 53 Treynor 44 26 St. Joe * 38 30 Tennant * 19 17 St. Joe 41 20 Carson-Mac edonia * 49 Polis h those balls. 24 Minden 46 33 I.S .n ~~ 2 4 County Tournament 36 Trey nor 25 Sink it!! ! 30 Walnut 40 42 Trey nor * 33 Year's Record Wins 6 Loss es 8 * d enotes home games. 103 BOYS' BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Larry Alloway, Gary Matth ews, Bob Fink, Richard Armstrong, Dick Kuklin, Frank Killpack, Larry Arri ck. BACK ROW : Coach Lee , Eddie Hadfield, G a le Engman, ~irn J essen , Wayne Roberts, Ron Arrick. Neola Opponent Sco re 29 Tennant 6 4 29 Minden* 54 23 Shelby 48 30 Carson-Macedonia 58 27 Treynor 61 39 St. Joe * 55 46 Tennant "" 61 27 St. Joe 57 22 Underwood * 65 26 Carson-Mac e donia* 62 32 Minden 63 33 I. S. D. * 32 42 Tre nor ~ 38 County Tournament 28 Avoca 55 Year's Record Wins 1 Losses 13 *denotes home g ames. Jump high! ! Fight boys ! ! 104 GIRLS' SOFTBALL BACK ROW, Left to Right: Karen Wollenhaupt, Joyce Arrick, Barbara Arrick, Janice Driver, Manager; Mr. Lee, Coach; Trudy Arrick, Annette Matthews, Susan Rodenburg, Sally Carroll. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Arrick, Maxine Jessen, Wanda Hadfield, Dorothy Hadfield, Korlys Killpack, Ruth Kohel, Kathryn W o 11 e nh au pt, Leana Darnold, Mary Jane Papst. BOYS' BASEBALL BACK ROW, Left to Right: Gale Engman, Lee Gardner, Mr. Lee, Coach; Edward Hadfield, and Wayne Rob erts. FRONT ROW : Larry Alloway, Larry Arrick, Frank Killpack, Rona ld Arrick, Richard Arm - strong, Bob Fink, Joel Carlson, Jim J e ss e n , and Dick Kuklin. This page spons o red by HEATH AND OSBAHR Neola, Iowa RIEF' S PROPANE GAS Neola, Iowa 105 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FRONT ~OW: C. Campbell, P. Frey, J. Matthews, M. Meadows, J. Hemmingsen, M. Larsen, J. Bilidt, M . Vo gt, L. Carlson. BACK ROW: C. Rodenburg, L. Hubbard, C. Car 1 s on, K . Wood, P. Elwell, V. Redinbaugli, S. Fink, P . Rodenburg, J. Moffatt, S. Web e r, J. Trede, J. Ostdiek, Coach Lee. FRONT ROW: L. Felton, J. Potter, J . Rodenburg, L. D a vis, R. Kohel. BACK ROW: D . Bardsley, L. Hansen, S. Jessen, C . Eri ck son, G . Mauer, Coach Lee. 106 ' - '\ 1=•~1LL a r r r J:J~rJ~O~OQ~~ ~ CTIVITIES , 0 -0 BAND ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Hemmingsen, M. Vogt, E . Armstr ong, C. Hall, N. Rodenburg, B. Erickson, B. Erickson, J. Rodenburg. ROW TWO: K. Wood, P. Erickson, L. Larson, A. Matthews, V. Redinbaugh, L. Felton, J. Bilidt, R. Fink, G. Mauer, L. Hubbard, S. Fink, C. Erickson, M. Larson, L. Alloway . ROW THREE: S. Carroll, K. Wollenhaupt, E. Roberts, L. Hubbard , D. Rodenburg, T. Frey, P. Frey, S. Rodenburg, Majorette; Mr. Slovik, Director. INSTRUMENTAL GRO UPS TRUMPET QUARTETTE LEFT TO RIGHT: Clifford Erickson, Susan Fink, Mary Ann Larsen, Larry Alloway . CLARINET QUARTETTE LEFT TO RIGHT : Ka r en Wood, J anice Hemmingsen, E lde ne Armstrong, Marcia Vogt. TROMBO NE TRIO LEFT T O R IGHT: Lynn Hu bba rd, Ri c h a r d F ink, Cary Mau er. SAXOPHONE QUA RTETTE LEFT TO RIGHT: L a rry Felton, Verna Redinbaugh, Anne tte Matthe w s , Douglas Rode nburg. This page sponsored by MINDEN BOWL RING'S SERVICE ST A TION DAU WELDING, Phone 2481 DONOVAN'S SERVICE 110 Ne ola , Iowa N eola, Iowa Neol a, Iowa Neola, Iowa MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: L. Rief, A. Matthews, B. Arrick, B. Erickson, S. Rodenburgh, L. Alloway, L. Hubbard, R. Kohel, S. Handke, J. Driver, T. Arrick. BACK ROW: L. Hansen, M. Swanson, W. Hadfield, L. Darold, K. Wollenhaupt, T. Frey, B . Fink, D. Kuklin, S. Carroll, K. Wollenhaupt, J. Arrick, J. Muhs. Director, James Lilie. This page sponsored by STURDEVANT' S DRUGS J E NSEN CONSTRUC TIO N CO . 111 Minde n, Iowa Minden, Iowa JR.-SR. BANQUET 1958 "RENDEZVOUS OF THE STARS" Final Touches! ! Everything in place? 11 2 PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: M. Jessen, K. Wollenhaupt, M. Swanson, E. Armstrong, K. Wollenhaupt, S. Carroll, B. Fink, D. Kuklin, C. Campbell, J . Matthews, J. Hemmingsen, M. Larsen. SECOND ROW: J. Bilidt, J. Muhs, B. Erickson, S. Hanke, J . Driver, L. Darnold, W. Hadfield, R. Kohel, D . Hadfield, A. Matthews, S. Rodenburg. THIRD ROW: P. Rodenburg, M. Meadows, J. Ostdiek, C. Carlson, J. Cross, L. Hubbard, L. Carlson, S. Weber, B. Arrick, T. Arrick, E. Roberts, D. Darnold. FOURTH ROW: M. Swanson, R. Kohel, L. Davis, L. Hansen, J . Rodenburg, S. Jessen, J. Ostdiek, C . Erickson, D. Rodenburg, D. Nelson, L. Larsen, J. Potter. CHEERLEADERS: Joyc e Arrick, Linda Rief, Judy Short, Sandra Carroll. BEEBEE'SBARBERSHOP STINN RADIO AND ELECTRIC HOME SUPPLY STORE PHIL 1 S SERVICE This page sponsored by 113 Neola, Iowa Neola, Iowa Neola, Iowa Neola, Iowa JUNIOR CLASSES PLAY STRANGE BOARDERS Ummmmmmm Look out for the t able ! Behind the scenes ! ! ! ! ! ! Candy Fenway . . . . Professor Harriman . Glory Fenway. . Dorothy Arrick . . Tom Frey . Ruth Kohel Larry Arrick . Joe Ostdiek Smiley ... . Joey .... . Captain Winkle Cordelia Tuttle John Todd Amity Haines Priscilla Haines Lon Daggett .. M. Hodge .. . Susie .... . Boston Benny . The Deacon Joe Carlson Kathry n Wollenhaupt .... Lyle Driver . . Sandra Carroll . Dorothy Hadfi e ld Frank Killpack . . Jim Jessen . Deanne Cohrs Jerry Alloway . Richard Armstrong Of course it 1 s loaded! In front of the scene! Something funny? This p a ge is spons o red by SCHIERBROCK DEPT. STORE BARRIER TIRE COMP ANY 11 4 V e ry refined s chool teache rs? Which dummy has the money? Behind the sce n es ! ! ! ! ! ! Neol a, Iowa Neola, Iowa HALL OF FAME BEST DRESSED BEST ATHLETE M OST POPULA R CLASS FLIRTS MOST SHY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED N ICEST PERSONALITY BEST SENSE OF HUMOR BEST DANCERS MOST STUDIOUS MOST HAPPY BEST STUDENT TALLEST SHORTEST BEST CITIZEN MOST TALKATIVE MOST ROMANTIC BOY Frank Killpack Larry Arrick Frank Killpack Marvin Thomas Roscoe Kephart Tom Frey Gary Matthews Ly le Driver Di c k Kuklin (Mr. Sawin) Tom Frey Eddie Ha dfie ld Tom Frey Bob Fink Roscoe Kephar t Douglas Rodenburg Dick I uklin Larry Alloway This page is sponsored by CITIES SERVICE OIL RUBACH'S SUPER MARKET EVA'S BEAUTY SHOP CHRISTENSEN-WA RD AGENCY 115 GIRL Barbara Erickson Mary Jane Papst Dorothy Hadfield Sandra Carroll Deanne Cohrs Kathry n Wollenhaupt Janice Driver Mary Jane Papst Ruth Kohel (Barbara Erickson) M a r ily n Swanson Korly s Killpack Susan Rod e nburg Mar ie T r e d Judy Sho rt Kathry n Wollenha upt Ruth Kohe l La Jean Hans e n Ne ola, Iowa Avo c a , Iowa Neol a, Iowa Underwood, Iowa AUGUST 27 School Opene d 30 Band marched in Hoo Doo Parade a t Neola SEPTEMBER 1 Labor Day Holiday 8 Class Officers Election 17 Band took trip to 0. 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B. in Oma h a 19 Individu a l pictu res taken 20 Tri-Center students m e eting at Beebeetown OCTOBER 8 Senior Pictrues T a ken 9 Annual Staff Advertisement Campai gn 1 3- 15 Sectiona l Baseball Tournament 25 Cheerleading Clinic at D e nison 28 Cheerleaders Elec tion 2 9 Seniors ordere d t heir a nnouncemen ts 31 Band marched at Trey nor' s Homecom ing P a rade NOVEMBER - 6 School Prog ram 6 Neola at Tenna nt Basket ba ll 9 School Prog ram 9 Se nior Class picked corn a t E d D arnold' s 14 Minde n a t Neola Bas ke tba ll 16 Senior Class p icke d corn a t E d D a r n o ld' s 17 Offett Air Force Band P r o g r am 18 Neol a at Shel by Basketball 21 Junior Class Play 22 Senior Class picke d up corn a t Ra y A rric ks 25 N eola a t C a rson Baske tba ll 27-28 Tha nks giving Holid a y D E CEMBER . 5 Neola at T reynor Basketba ll 9 St. Joe at Neola Bas ketba ll 10 Tri-Ce nte r Christmas Party a t :'.\leol a 13 Band Booste rs D a nc e 16 T e nnant a t Neo l a Ba s ketba ll 22 Band a nd Vo cal Christma s P rog r am 23 Chris tmas Exch a n ge P a rty 23 Sc hools out fo r Chr is tmas a nd N e w Ye ar' s V a c ation JANUARY 5 Classe s r esume 9 Neola at St. Joe Basketball 13 Underwood a t Neola Basketba ll 1 6 C-M a t Neol a Basketba ll 17 F reshma n Ba ke Sa l e 20 Neola a t Minde n Basketb a ll 23 I. S. D. a t Neola Bas ke tball 26-31 Gi r l's County Basketball Tou rna m e n t at C arson 31 Treynor at N eola Baske tba ll 31 Basketba ll Girl' s Bake Sa l e F EBRUARY 3-7 Boy 's County Ba sketba ll Tournam ent a t Avoca 9- 12 Girl' s Sectional Basketba ll T ournam e n t at Neo l a 15 T r i -Center D a n c e Band a t P e o ny 14- 19 Boy ' s Sectiona l Baske tball a t Sh e l by 27 Career D ay a t Logan MARCH 13 - 14 Ba s ketba ll Girl's State Tournam e nt T r i p 18 Po-Ha- She Voca l F e stival a t Underwood 20 P o-Ha - Sh e Band F e stival a t Neol a APRIL 17 High School Sm a ll Grou p Contest (Band a nd V o c a l ) MAY 2 Ba nd Music Contest (Band a nd Vocal) 14- 15 Senior E xams 15 Se nior Class D ay (last day for Se nio r s ) 17 Baccal aur eat e 19 Commen c eme nt 2 1 E i ghth Gra d e Gra duat io n 22 End of Sch ool Year 116 s c H 0 0 L c A L E N D A R I 9 5 8 5 9 INITIATION DAZE The Line-Up Let Me Go What Next? We' re Not Bashful Funny, Isn't it? Study Hard Now ·This page sponsored by RANNY'S GROCERIES-FEED-GASOLINE WILLIAM E. UNDERWOOD PETERSEN'S SERVICE RIEF'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE Come on, Let's go Oh Joy! Oh P lease!! Council Bluffs, Iowa McCl e lland , Iowa Und erwood, Iowa Ne ola, Iowa 117 THIS AND TH AT Congressman Arrick and friend Undecided Dancing in the D ark Senio r 's Desk 118 Funny isn't it? What is it? STRIKE!! Bunny Hop 119 Typical Study Hall? ? What color today? Mushy 120 PERSIA MR. NEIL M. ZOELLER P r i n c ipal Commercial Senio r Class Sponsor MR. MEL J. SICK S cien ce M athematics F r eshman Class Sponsor MRS. REBECCA C. MEAN S English Sociology Student Council Sophomore Cla s s Sponsor This page sponsored by P E RSIA HO ME SAVINGS BANK 125 MR. RAYMOND B. MEANS Social Sciences Biology Junior Class Sponsor MR . JAMES H. YOUMANS P hy sical Educa tion Athletics Persia, Iowa HELPING HANDS OUR OFFICE HELPERS, Left to Right: Bonnie Bothwell, Lois Hansen, Lyn Lytle , Sh aro n Steenbock, Karon Steenbock, Lois Peters, Joyce !wen and Cathy Steenbock. Joyc e a n d Cathy also work in the kitchen. Viola Foje OUR BUS DRIVERS Earl Eclanann Arnold Foje Laverne Chamber Bernard Honeywell OUR COOKS Anne Thoms 2 OUR JANITOR Laverne Chambers ENIORS RO BERT LEE MEIER JOYCE ELAINE IWEN BOB MEIER Basketball 1, 2 *, 3 *, 4* Baseball 1 *, 2 *, 3 *, 4* Track 2 *, 3 * Chorus 1, 2, 3 Play s 3, 4 Style Show 3, 4 Student Council 4 BOB THIEME Basketball 1, 2 *, 3 * Track l * Football 2 Plays 1,3,4 Class Treasurer 1 JOYCE IWEN Basketball l*, 2 *, 3*, 4 * Softball l *,2 *,3 *,4* Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Chorus 1, 2 Kitchen and Office Help 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Plays 2,3,4 Style Show 3, 4 Saxophone Quartet 4 Class Treasurer 1 Vice-President 3 CHARLOTTE KREMER Basketball l *, 2 *, 3*, 4 * Softball l*, 2*, 3 *, 4 * Chorus 1, 2 Plays 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Trumpet Trio 2 Style Show 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 1, 3 President 4 C ongratula tions a nd Best Wishes for the Futur e ROBERT PAUL TH IEME CHARLOTTE A. KREMER DR. AND M RS . H . J. DOUGLAS of Shelby, Iowa 129 JAMES A. MA RTENS CAROL ANN FOJE ELIAS SUPER MARKET JIM MARTENS Basketball 1, 2, 3 *, 4* Baseball 1, 2 *, 3 *, 4 * Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Class President 2 DELMAR THOMS Chorus 1, 2 Plays 3, 4. Style Show 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 CAROL FOJE Basketball 4 * Softball l *,2 *,4* Chorus 1, 2, 3 Cheeeleader 1 *, 2 *, 3 * Pep Club 4 Secretary 4 Style Show 3, 4 Play s 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Class Vic e-President 1 President 3 Junior High Basketball I LOIS PETERS Basketball 2 * Softball l*, 2 *, 3 * Chorus 1,2,3,4 P ep Club 4 Plays 2, 3, 4 Office Help 2, 3, 4 Style Show 3, 4 Class Reporter 1 Secretary 4 Stude nt Council Phot. 4 Junior High Basketball 1 This page sponsored by 130 DELMAR W. THOMS LOIS ANN PETERS P e rsia, Iowa WILLIAM J. MARTENS SHARON LEE STEEN BOCK BILL MARTENS Plays 3,4 Styl e Show 3, 4 Track 1 Class Treasurer 2 G ARY R. A LBERS Baseball 1 Band 1 Chorus 1, 2 Plays 3, 4 Style Show 3, 4 SHARON STEENBOCK Basketball 3 Cheerleader 2*, 4* Pep Club 4 Play s 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Sty le Show 3, 4 Office Help 4 Junior High Basketball 1 KARON STEENBOCK Basketball 2*, 3 °\ 4* Softball l *,2°\ 3 *,4* Chor us 1, 2, 3 Play s 3,4 Pep Club 4 Sty le Show 4 Office Help 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Class President 1 Treasurer 4 Junior High Basketball 1 This page sponsored by WALT' S CHAMPLIN SERVICE 131 - / GARY RICHARD ALBERS KARON ANN STEEN BOCK Persia, Iowa LELAN F. PEARCY WANDA JANE HACK PERSIA OIL CO . LELAN PEARCY Plays 3, 4 Class Vice-President 2 .Junior High Basketball 1 BOB HINES Transferred from Minden in his Senior year. WANDA HACK Cheerleader 4* Librarian 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Plays 3, 4 Style Show 4 Stude nt Council 4 Secretary 4 Class Treasurer 3 Vice-President 4 CATHRINE STEENBOCK Basketball 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Plays 3, 4 Office Help 4 Style Show 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Sub-Cheerleader 4 Junior High Basketball 1 This page s ponsored by 132 ROBERT J HINES CATHERINE A STEEN BOCK Persia, Iowa SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1958-'59 being about to leave this sphere in full possession of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make and publish this our last will and testament; thereby revoking and making void all former wills made by us at any other time. We give and bequeath the School Board and Faculty members restful nights and peaceful d reams. We give to the Sophomore Class the coming adventure of the two most exciting years of High School. We give to the Freshman Class this advice, acceptance of which will lead them to glory, c opy the class of 1958-'59, learn to work if not to win, development comes sooner through be a r ing failures than successes. It isn't fun, but look at us and be encouraged.---------- I, Karon Steenboc.k, will to Lyle Ronfeldt, my position behind Mr. Zoeller's desk when he isn't there, and also my ability to goof when counting lunch money. I , B ill Martens, will to Terry Kremer, all the food I ate i'n the Home Economics Room during noon hour. Be careful, Terry, or you'll gain weight like I did! I, Wanda Hack, will to Virgil Steenbock, my ability to get in trouble in Mr. Sick's Math Class. It isn't hard to do, Virgil, especially when you enjoy talking like I do! I , Robert Thieme, will to Donna Sidebottom, my ability to be last in lunch line. This way y ou don't have to crowd, Donna! I , Carol Foje, will to Beverly Pearcy, my ability to have no special abilities. Don't feel slighted, Bev, I never did. Have lots of fun in your final year of high school. I did! I, Delmar Thoms, will to Darreld Graham, my ability to get in trouble with Mr. Zoeller. It's e asy to do, so be careful! I , Lois Peters, will to Lois Hansen all of my old Chemistry papers. Take good care of them, Lois. I worked hard for them. I, Lelan Pearcy, will to Nolan Moss, my ability to bluff teachers at Persia High. Be car eful, N olan, that you don't do it too often. I, Charlotte Kremer, will to Murlene Kemrnish, my old sweat socks and tennis shoes. Take g o od care of them, Mert, I don't think they'll last another year. I, J im Martens, will to Dick Moffatt, my position Qn the boys basketball team. Che rish i t Dick , and make good use of it. I think P .H.S. can use a few recruits. I , Joyce I wen, will to Janice Knauss, my ability to be late for Mr. Zoelle r's typing cla ss. It r eally isn't so bad if he doesn't catch you. I, Robert Meier, will to Gary Howard, my ability to win friends and influence teachers. It isn't hard, Gary, if you have the right twist to your little finger. I, Sharon Steenbock, will to Robert Deupree, all the old chalk dust in the Science Room t o cover up all his blemishes whe n he hits Council Bluffs to see Carolyn. How about tha t, Bob? I, Gary Albers, will to Duane Otto, my soft spoken voice which I think you need, instead of that screaming terror thing you have now. I, Cathrine Steenbock, will to Karleen Hunt, all of my old jokes for which Mr. Z o eller mov ed me in Study Hall. Be careful, Karleen, Although they gave me and the r est of the s e n i o r s a lot of laughs, Mr. Zoeller has quite a temper. We , the Senior Class of Persia, will to Cleo Kuster all of the old Lit. n otes we took in our final year at P.H.S. Cleo, if when you're studying fo · a test and y ou' r e able to fig u re out what a ll the little scribblings and such mean, let us know. We never could remember after class! We , the Senior Class of Persia, will to Rita Ditzler our ability to warm the b asketball flo or as well as the bench. Get out _there and really give them he ck, Rita. We know you can do it! We, the Senior Cheerleaders, will to Bonnie Bothwell, our position as custod i an of the s chool ~pi rit. You have done such a wonderful job in the past, we f eel y ou a re capable of continuing m the future. We, the Seniors hope that these memorable gifts will be appr e c i ated and c alled for as well as they have in the past. 133 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The Senior Class of 1959 all had big ideas as to what they were going to do after finishing school. Now in 1969, we will look back to see how they have spent the l ast ten years. It seems Gary Albers always had the ambition to do what no one had done yet, ''Build a Rocket to the Moon. '' He made his secret known only to two of his classmates, Bill Martens and Bob Meier. At once they wanted to help Gary in every way they could. Bill got to work at once drawing up the plans, and Bob bought a farm near Persia, and if y ou have been wondering why his crops have grown so much taller than anyone else 's, it's be cause Gary has built his rocket, S.C. '59 (Senior Class '59) right in the cent er of the field. As everyone expected, Wanda Hack went into the Marines. She recently took a trip to Washington to see the General at the Pentagon, through whose office Gary must receive c learaz:ce permission. She loves it in the Marines, especially because most of the time she is working with her husband. Next we will go to Charlotte Kremer, who in her Junior year had often talked of _going to college. But in her Senior year it seems someone stole her heart away. In the Spring of '60 she and Harvey were married, and now support a family of three boys and two girls. During his Senior year, Jim Martens had always talked of enl isting in the Navy. And sure enough, after graduating, he joined. After the first four years Jim liked it so well, he signed up again. He is now seriously thinking of making it a career. . After finishing school, Sharon Steenboc k began working as a typist in an _office . But it seemed L arry did not think she was suited to this type of work, and the following year they were married and now live on a farm ne ar Shelby. Sh a r on has a little kitchen helper, and Larry has two little chore boys. After attending four years of college at Maryville , Mo ., Joyce Iwen graduate? with high honors. For the last six years she has been girls' coach at the n ew Tri-Center High School. The last three years she has taken her girls to State, and again this year it looks quite p romising. We all know what a great actor Bob Thieme was on our small stage at Persia. So it will not b e a surprise to hear he is now acting on Broadway. Last month Bob opened his fou rth play. Keep up the good work Bob, all of your former c lassmates h a ve joined your Fan Club. Carol _Foje had always given serious thought of going to college . So in the fall_of ' 59, she, and with her classmate Joyce, went to Ma ryville. S'1e m a jored in Home Economic_s and is now a dietitian at a Hospital. She married a top surgeon there, and he says she is the best cook ever. Not to our s u rprise, we find Cathrine Steenbock as Secretary to the Ambassado r of France. She a lways wante d to see Europe, and when offered this job, her dream came tru:· Cathrine has just finished touring the countries of Italy and Turkey and is now on her way back to the United States. All through high school Karon Steenbock had made plans of making a career as an R .N. • but it seems some one changed her mind for her and decided she would make a better moth e~. Karon and Gene now live on a farm, and a long with raising cattle, they have a set of twin girls and a set of twin boys. . We all know D e lmar Tl-i.oms had always been interested in working at the Persia Skelly Station. Within a couple of years after graduating h e w as abl e to buy it, and now has a c~rporation goin g. Delmar is married now and has his own two little grease monkeys workrng for him. Lois Peter 's ambition was to be a nurse, and in the fall of '59 she entered Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs. She loved her work and went on to receive her Bachelor's Degree. She and Gordon are now marrie d and have two little girls. They all think she is a 1969 Florence Nightingale. BACON HARDWARE This page s ponsored by Harlan, I owa 134 On June 6, 1959, Lelan Pearcy and Maggie were married. They lived in Council Bluffs for awhile, but when they started raising a family, it was decided a farm was the best place t o raise them. So they moved to a small farm near Underwood and now have three little farmer Pearcys. In conclusion, Gary has given it serious thought, and has decided the only way to get together for a class reunion is to invite them as passengers on his rocket to the moon. Every - one thought it was a wonderful idea and they are taking off tomorrow, May 19, 1969, at 2400 hours. "Let's all wish them a successful trip." OUR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karon Steenbock ..... Treasurer Lois Peters . . . . . . . Secretary Wanda Hack ..... Vice -President Charlotte Kremer . . . President OUR MOTTO: ''Knowledge come s but wis dom linge r s. •• OUR COLORS: Charcoal gr ay and p i nk OUR FLOWER: Pink Tea Rose This page sponsor ed by SHELBY COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION GOLDON RULE DEPARTMENT STORE 135 Har lan, Iowa 11 If y ou guy s don' t cut it out, I'm gonna get m ad! 11 11You always say s u ch silly thi ngs ! 1 1 11 I'm not feeling too well today, boys 111 SEN IOR SNAPS 11 P ray t e ll m e wh e r e is the groom! " "Bu t they bit m e !" "I know it's here s o m e p 1 a c e a ll I h ave to do is find it! II This p age spons ore d by PERSIA PRODUCE-RAY KIEFER ADAMS HATCHERY Hi - Line Chic ke ns RIPPEY MILLEN 136 Just in f r om a long t rapping trip, e h? "Shucks it r eally wasn't much! " " Really I'm not such a ba d guy ! 11 • P ersia , Iowa Harl a n, Iowa Coo n Rapids, Iowa UNI ORS This page spon s ored by HARLAN FLOWER SHOP 139 Terry K r emer Preside nt Bob Duepree Vice-President Karleen Hunt Secretary Donna Sidebottom, Treasurer Murlene Kemmish Darreld Graham Bev erly Pea rcy L y le Ronfeldt V irgil Ste enbock L yn L ytle Nolan M oss J ani ce K naus s Bonnie Bothwell Lois Hans e n Rita Ditzler Dick Moffatt Gary Howar d Cleo Kuster Du a n e Otto II rlan, Iowa " And these don't mean wedding bells either " "You're nice, too ! !" "See m y tan??" JUNIOR SNAPS "Gee fellas, ain't she sweet??" The bitter and the sweet "The beauties and the beasts ! ! ! ! " And then I said, "Mr. Godfrey .. " "First day in port" "The tail's not mine " 140 "Itchy twitchy fee ling ? ? ? " "My hero " "Male time" " Huba, hub a " OPHOMORES Gene Knauss Preside nt Robert Smith Karen Huebner Secretary Sharon Williams Alic e Gillila n d Elden Nihs e n Bill D arr i n gton This p age sponsored by F A RMER' S SAVINGS BANK 143 Mary Graham Treasurer Bernard Krem er M a d ge Marte ns Shelby, Iowa Two is a party an three is a crowd Whoop!! New style basket ba ll play er SOPHOMORE SNAPS "Ain't she cute " "There is ars e nic in th at bag " Ba by of the year 144 "Happy day ? ? Watching all the boys go by New style base ball player II RESH MEN Kenny Kemmish President Eileen Johnson Lynn Ronfeldt Vice-President Gary Ma r tens Beverly Ivers Douglas Bowles All e n Martens This page sponsored by BOWLES GRAIN CO. 147 Lynette Wa tson Secretary -Treasurer Arlene Ho ward Deanna Bothwe ll Persia, Iowa But m y toes are clean J I like you t oo FRESHMAN SNAPS Rub a dub dub I thought the light was green I'm innocent Lou Castelle the second . Just flew in from Washington 148 Don 't laugh at m e bud The candy is all gone now MRS. VENITA GRUNDON Kindergarten MISS BETTY POINTS Second Gr ade MRS. ESTHER AMBROSE F ourth Grad e MRS. RUBY FLOERCHINGER First Grade MISS CAROL SIMONIN Third Gr ade MRS. LOIS BROWN Junior High MRS. OLIVE L AVER T Y Fifth a nd Sixth G rade s This page s ponso re by PERSIA GAS CO. , PH. 6 3 John Koll, Own er BOTTLE D GAS SALE S & SE RVIC E M ARILYN' S BE AUTY SHOP 151 Persia, Iowa Persia, Iowa SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE Charles Grap Larry Miller Betty Arbaugh Marvin Huebne r Kathy Shannon Richard Meier J ohn P l ambeck Judy Ronfeldt Richa rd Ive rs Mary P l ambeck Dallas Wilson Mary Ann Martens CASEY'S CLUB Linda Graham J ohn I wen Merle Hue bner OU R TIGER Jolene Marte ns Gary Janssen Billy Chambers CUBS Billy Hansen Bob Voge This page sponsored by H. & S. BLACKSMITH SHOP 152 Bo bby Davis Georgia Lytle Dwain Deupree Trudy Moffatt Kenny Graham Mar ilyn Smith J ean Wilson John Foje Janice Mc Ke e Garyld Kuster Lua nne Knauss Billy P l ambeck P e rsia , Iowa Persi a , Iowa JR. HIGH BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Billy Hansen, John Foje, Marvin Huebner, Richard Meie r , J ohn Iwen, Kenny Graham, Coach, Jim Youmans, Georgia Lytle, Jean Wilson, Mary Ann Martens , Linda Graham, Char les G r ap, Judy Rondfeldt. FRONT ROW: Merle Huebner, John Plambe c k, Dalla s Wilson, Billy Plambeck, Bobby Davis, Bob Voge , Dwain Deupree , T r udy Moffatt, Ma r ilyn Smith, Be tty A rbaugh, Kathy Shannon, Mary Plambe c k. '' Our Motto' ' ''Coach s a y s:' ' Jean Ellen Wilson Betty Arbaugh ''We win'' Marily n Smith ''We lo s e'' '' Sear c hing fo r the basket'' T h is page Sponsored by FARMER'S P R ODUCE, HARDWARE ~ GROCERY, Persia, Iowa . 153 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE Che ryl Kust e r Jerry Kuster David !wen Sandra Bothwell Linda Kelley Dale Miller Jackie Smith Dia n e Ste enboc k J am es Foj e Janice Chambers Way n e Huebner J erry Plambeck Susan Honeywell Johnnie Honeywell Carol Bothwell Paul Shannon Janet :Plambeck Lorenie Miller Margie Martens Cle one Kuster PERSIA MILLING COMP ANY SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP Deanna Meier Wesley Iversen Sherrie Muxfe ldt This page sponsored by "Benny Miller 154 Karleen Deupree Allan Miller Cur tis Lave r t y Linda St eenboc k Persia, Iowa Persia, Iowa FOURTH GRADE Marlin Gubbels Virginia Miller Susan Miller Lyneta Grap Ke nneth Collins Janette Chambers Diana Albertus Arlene Steenbock Arlan Martens Margaret Kelley Mary Anne McMillan Carol Zacharias T e rry Kuster Donna Verpoorten Carolyn Reed Susan Stee nbock Amy Martens This page sponsored by MILLER' S HI- WAY MOTEL TINSLE Y'S J E WE LRY 155 Rodney Olsen Jerry M artens Danny Price Harold Arbaugh Sa ndr a Gr amkow Harlan, Iowa Harlan, Iowa THIRD GRADE Stanley Miller Ruth Di tzler Connie Martens Gl enda Tolle L ynn Knauss Donny Price Dwight Gro svenor Sh errie Hansen Che ryl Chapman Connie Kuster This p age s ponsore d by SQUEALER FEED CO. 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Alan Youmans Mary Christine Adams Glenn Miller Laura Ryan Gary Albertus Yvonne Steenbock Cor inne Kuster This p a ge spons ored by 157 Douglas Hamann Sandra Bradley Belnap Stoutzenberg er Margori e Moffatt Eileen Pearcy Le o nard Brown Mickey Theile n J oy ce Olsen Harlan, Iowa Harlan, I wa FIRST GRA-DE Jerry Wilson James Coffey Leo Bothwell Daniel Wilson Randy Kuster Mary Jane Collins Kathleen Kust~r Eula Stoutzenberger Warren Kelley Willis Gramkow GEARHART LUlVIBER P AULK & FINN Jerry Thielan Rob e rta Huebner Dennis Iwe n Dale Youmans Mary Sue Ryan Darrold Ma rtens Jimmie Grosvenor Kathleen Chapman Arlon Deup r ee Robert Hansen Randy Zacharias Ly le Ols e n Rodney Brown Russell Miller This page sponsored by Harl a n , Iowa 158 Harl a n, Iowa Terr y Martin Sus a n Tucker Rodney Steenbock Ronnie Ste enbock Danie l Brown Dennis Albertus Y . B. R . STORE KIESEL IMPLEMENT PRIMARY Belinda Adams Kathy Oloff Jimmie Voge D alene Mulle nix E llen Pearcy Jac kie Price Bonni e I wen Kathy Bothwell Ch arl ene Adams Deborah Kroeger This page sponsored by 159 Danny Verpoorten Ra ndy Coffey Rodney Grap Steve Miller Alan Hamann Shelby, Iowa helb , Iowa CTIVITIES SCHOOL CALENDAR AUGUST First d ay of school 27 SEPTEMBER County Teacher' s Meetin g Junio r Cl ass Party NO VEMBER Girl' s a n d Boy 's Physicals Minden game Walnut game Underwood game Tennant game Group pictures taken Assembl y St. Joe g ame Mo . Valley gam e JANUARY Boy ' s and Girl' s County Basketball Tourn e y Tri- Center Teach er's Meeting E nd of the semester Tenna nt game O akl a nd game Band Day Assembl y Lo gan g ame MARCH Tri- Center Teacher' s Meeting Student Exchan ge Day Assembly E nd of third quarter 17 26 5 8 11 14 1 8 1 8 20 21 25 10-16 12 16 20 24 26 28 30 2 4 1 6 20 OCTOBER Initiation and All School Party County Teacher's Meeting Senior pictures t aken Girl's Sectional Softba ll game Gir l's Distr ict Softball game Rules Meeting Junio r Class Play Tri-Center Teacher's Meeting End of first quarter Clash Day and S. C. A . Dance DECEMBER Tri-Center Teach er's Meeting Assembly Junior High game at Neol a P anama game Minden game Student Council Christmas Party Music Program Magnolia game Junior High game at BeeBeetown St. Joe game Walnut game Annual school Christmas Party FEBRUARY Panama game Girl 1 s Sectionals Val e ntine Contest Tri-Center Band played at Peony Boy's Sectionals Annu a l dead-line Career Day Senior Soup Supper APRIL 10 13 17 Senior Class Play Ass embly Awards Se nior Sn eak Day Junior-Senior Banquet State Music Contest Senior exams Baccalaureate Se nior Gr a du a tion MAY ? ????? ?????? 2 End of t he semester E i ghth Gra d e Gr adua tion 14-1 5 17 19 19 21 16:l 3 6 9 11 1 3 23 24 27 31 31 1 2 3 5 9 1 2 15 16 17 19 23 23 3 9 - 13 13 15 16 - 20 25 27 28 STUDENT COUNCIL Thanksgiving Party STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: D eanna B o t h we 11, Lois Peters, Bob Meie r , Eileen Johnson, Bob Duepree, Bernar d Kremer, Eldon Nihs e n , Bob Smith. SE A TED : Carol Foje, Wanda Hack, Karon Steenboc k, Karleen Hunt , Donna Sid e bottom. Sponsor, Mrs. M e ans. PEIPER' S WCKER MAUER HARDWARE Christmas Party Halloween Party This page sponsored by 164 Minden, Iowa Minden, Iowa INITIATION "Cheer up girls, I hear knees "Mixed emotions greet the end are all the rage this year.r'-' ~~_.,.-.,,.,..,.._.--~--.................... - o erfect day." "Seniors say thumbs up!" "Gosh! Just for me!" This page sponsored by SCHUSTER DRUG KLAUN IMPLEMENT & MOTORS 165 "All dressed up and no place to go. " Shelby, Iowa ,h lb , Iowa JUNIOR CLASS B- b- b- but I wouldn1 t lie t o you Cr andy . He 's not here . STRUDEVANT DRUG MINDEN BOWL & CAFE A real mix up ! Do y ou m en take these wom en to be yo ur wawful le dd ed husbands ? Now wa it a minute f e lla 1 s. What a rehearsal This page sponsored by 166 You 1 re brave! You1 re strong ! St - st-st-s tinkweed , old boy. Minden, Iowa Minden, Iowa PLAY Dan'l Ann Nancy Hootowl P e te Stink wee d Murlene Kemmish, Rita Ditzler, Bever ly P e arcy Mrs. Spr ool Judge This page sponsored by STATE BANK OF PORTSMOUTH MERKERT GRAIN & FEED CO. 167 - -- - ---- ~- - Lena Portsmouth, Iowa Minden, Iowa CHORUS DIRECTED BY MR. JAMES LILLIE LAST ROW: Arlene Howard, Mary ~ane Grah a m, Murlene Kemmish, Sharon Steenbock, Lois Peters, Donna Sidebottom, Deanna Bothwell, Beverly Ivers, Karen Huebner. THIRD ROW: Karleen Hunt, Eileen Johnson, Lois Hansen, Cathrine Steenbock, Cleo Kuster. SECOND ROW: Madge Martens, Lynette Watson, Alice G i 11i1 and, Bonnie Bothwell. FIRST ROW: Sharon Williams, Janice Knauss, Student Director, Jim Martens. 11 A director" This page sponsored by MOORE LUMBER CO. TENNANT BRIARDALE STORE 168 Tennant, Iowa Tennant, Iowa BAND BACK ROW: Deanna Bothwe ll, We sley Iverson, Mr. Slavik, Instr uctor; Kath y Sha nnon, Carol Bothwell, John Iwen. FRONT ROW: Janice Mc.- Kee , Ma rily n Smith, Joy c e Iwen , Che r yle Kuste r , Johnnie Foje, Garyl d Kuste r. BACK ROW, L e ft to Right : Arl ene St e enbock, Sand r a Bothwe ll, Diana Albe r tus, Mr. Slavik, Instructor ; Paul Shannon, Da nny Pri c e, J ackie Smith. FRONT ROW : Susan Mille r , Susan Steenbock, Rodney Ols en, Trudy Moffatt , Ly neta Gr ap . This page s ponsored by MORAN' S CLEANERS Harl a n , HA RLAN BOWL Harlan, MAUER' S CAFE Shelby, P AT NEWLAND Portsmouth, 169 Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa -- ---- --- --- -- ~ ~ ------ - -- --- - CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Bothwell Wanda Hac k PEP Beverly Ivers Sharon Steenbo ck CLUB BACK ROW, Left to Right: Deanna Bothwell, Arlene Howard, Karon Steenbock, Charlotte Kremer, Karleen Hunt, Donna Sidebottom, Murl ene Kemmish, Lois Hansen, Mrs. Means, Sponsor; Carol Foje, Joyce !wen, Mary Graham, Shar on W i 11 i am s, Lynette Watson, Eileen Johnson, Cathrine Steenbock, Lois Peters. 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THIRD ROW: Susan Fink, Clifford Erickson, Mary Ann Larsen, and Lar ry Alloway. The Tri -Center Dance Band was organized by Mr. Slavik in November 1958. Students must be membe r s of the Concert Band from a ny of the t hree Tri-Center Schools in order t o be e ligible to play in the Da n ce Ban d. The Tri-Center Dance Band was the first "Tri-Center " organi zation since consolidation took place . This season was highlight ed by a perform ance at P eony Park Ballroom. A television broadcast is antic ipated late r i n the spr i ng . TRI-CENTER ACTIVITIES Vonnie O'Neill Gary Lewis Korlys Killpack Kathryn Wollenhaupt Wanda Hack Bob Smith OUR TRAVELING ANNUAL STAFF BEEBEETOWK NEOLA PERSIA 170 Connie Hammitt L ee Killpack La J ean Hans en Mary Jane Papst Karlene Hunt Carol Foje ~~J , Pf ;;~ ~w~ ~/ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ £ (/\.{/;:,~ ~ ~V\/ ~s o{~ ~ ~ ~lZ tP<J ·jtr'1- f:J JL ~ J,ol--:1' ~ fuv 1 e-{ 4y~ ~ INTER-COLLEGI ATE PRESS p b facture rs lishe rs - Man u u k Covers Yearboo Yearbooks - ments Diplomas . Announce - Graduation Factory Home Office - Kansas C.t Mo 1 y, · U.S.A. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Tri-Center High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Neola. Tri-Center High School (Neola, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Tri-Center High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1958-2006 are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tri-Center High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958-2006 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Tri-Center Trojan 1959 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Neola. Tri-Center High School (Neola, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1959 Yearbook (annual) of Tri-Center High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tri-Center High School Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Tri-Center Community School District Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1959 Tri-Center High School Yearbook 1959 Annual schools TCHS Tri-Center High School Yearbook