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The army that was organlznd 1n beptember of
l9-40 was happy and plavful but was ready for tts
thuteenyeartraxmngperlod Thesquadron eonsxs
ted of Clenn Boheman Harvey DeBuhr Franklxn
Gabby Iohn Holcomb John Humke Gordon Sxet
semw Donald Ubben Darlene Lapp Barbara Llaw
son Marxe I-'lrrell Barbara Hofmexster Lorna
lxnxght My rna lxnxght Ruth lxramer Marjorle lklt
town loyu. Sokaltk Bermce NanEshen and Xerlyn
Weber Mxssulecker put the squadron through thelr
maneuvers and the eorporal punlshment was the
dark tloset Most of us remember the spxlled paxnt
The government under Mxss Ubben swtftly chan
ged to a republxc platform We could not reslst
talktng whtle we sat at the tables Because of that
some of us went to the naughty eorner for the fxrst
txme We were beglnmngto get our first taste of the
three R s Barbara kellv and Bobbxe Stoltenberg
Joxned the ranks We lost Marte Farrell
Durxng second grade we were under two govern
ments ltfe seemed to get more eomplxeated Mlss
Lbben put up wtth us 1n the mormng whxle Mxss
Becker endured usm the afternoon They were ex
eellent eommanders but poor engmeers because
wedxd not get Mxss Tool s tram rxde The new en
lx tee were lean Rogers LeRoy Mtller and Ber
mee Rush Barbara hells Margorxe McCown Don
-X we marched mto the thxrd grade our goy ern
ment quxeklx ehanged to a democracy On leave we
marehed ou tothe park for a hobo pxcmc Lal. onne
lbben retgned upreme as lung of the hobos lkew
recrutts were Joan Lulp and Mars Thompson Jean
Rogers Franklin Gabby and John Holeomb dropped
ou of he ranks
L ndera hree leader hxp got ernment we adwan
.ed tn c-'our hgrade and osetond floor NhssX okt
Nhs lkamkes and Nhss Xarce were our generals
L nde h. rt t osernmen reeesses were abol
AIA for
xshed and Ln thexr place our regxment took tests
Whata system' Delmar Ptes LaVonne Ubben and
Maryorxe McCown Jolned our reglment We lost
Harvey DeBuhr LeRoyM1ller Bernxce Rush Joyce
bokalxk and Mary Thompson
Our mxghty army pushed on to the f1fth grade
Our Commander and Ch16fW3S M1ssWaalkes We
d1d our best to sxdetrack her tnto telllng usthose
thrtlltng storxes Not everyone can fall off a cllff
and l1ve to tell the tale We lost Ruth Kramer and
Joan Culp Dav1d Barber Norma Boor Carolvn
Brower Joan lxrull Conme South BarbaraAmund
son Mary Thompson and Martlyn X andaveryoxned
the ranks
The march was taken up agaxn and we entered
sxxth grade Durmg the year we had one casualty
ln our dlvxsxon when N erlyn Weber broke herleg
Rxchard bcroggxns ShermanAld1nger George Fol
kerts Raymond Meyer Arthur Miller Kenneth Niul
ler Leslxe W1erson lrene Krlse and Vlartlvn De
Buhr were the new members of our army Dax 1d
Barber Delmar Ples Gordon Sxetsema 'Vlary
Thompson Norma Boor and Barbara Amundson
dropped out
Seventh grade we were vers proud of our
selves now We were grownup Just Lhmk studs
changedtoananarchy 'Vhss Gtngles was our home
room offtcer By thetlme we left thatyear we were
all experxenced mountaxn clxmbers The new re
cruxts were Kenneth Ackerman Shxrlene Hxnders
Delores Benmng kenneth Mexnders Harold Wolt
Jer and Cecxl Rotgers Dxscharged were Sherman
-kldtnger George Folkerts Raymond Viewer Rxch
ard Scroggxns CarolynBrower Jo Ann lxrull Les
he Wxerson Irene Krxse and Vlar lvn X andav er
We began arother wear of basxc traxnmgxn
exghth grade Gollw we were really movxng up fast
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guess wher'e'7 We packed our
lunch 1nto the sacks along wlth
the cold pop After our march
by the tombstones we succeeded
1n reachmg our destmatton Cemetary Hxll where we
beganto explore butneglected the fact that the shade
doesnt always stay on one s1de of the tree When
we came back todevour our lunches we had nxce hot
pop baked apples and toasted sandwxches
We 1nvaded Hxgh School ln September of 1949
Our new recruxts were Bob Rotgers Vtnce Steffen
Shxrley Schafer Tom Roth Darlene Oelman Harold
Meyer Don Johnson Frances Meyer Ruth Lxndaman
Lee Fxsher V1rg1l Heetland Eugene Harken Doro
thy Fmger and Anna Mae Clawson When we were
xmtlated we deserted the army and became babies
of 1949 We were embarrassed but Lt was all 1n fun
W1th Mr Engelas Commander 1n Chxef we gave our
f1rst party Fallxng Stars whlch really fell The
and our treasury was depleted Nxnth was not wlth
out tts trxals and trxbulatxons We especlally remem
ber the algebra class Besldes the fundamentals of
algebra we learned that we shouldn tdxspose of our
gum by throwmg xt out of the wxndow It seems that
Robert dlsposed of h1s gum ln thlsmanner He soon
found that searchxng for the gum was qu1te a tedlous
task At the end of the year we herded our regxment
mtoa cattle truck and were off to Pme Lake for our
class pxcnlc The rac1ng1n rowboats was fun but oh
the blxstersl We lost Donald Hartwig Anna Mae
Clawson Conme South and Kenneth Ackerman
We marched 1nto our sophomore year ready
for revenge We got xt Changxng the Freshman
gtrls 1nto boys and the boys 1nto girls was really
somethmg Our army was proud to have Shirley
Sessler elected as an attendant to the homecoming
queenand tnhave the cheerleaders plcked from our
Shirley Sessler
Lorna Kmghtand Irene Krxse At the Junior Semor
Banquet this year ten of us were chosen to serve
We were dressed as gypszes and plrates tocarry
out the theme Treasure Island
grade These were Myrna Knight
Our new recruits were Lenora Koenen Carl
Resius and Alan Restus while Cecil Rotgers drop
ped out
Decisive battles with glorious victories made
our Junloryear one of great significance Our jun
ior stand followed by our play BrotherGoose,
successfully opened the campaign V1rg1l found out
that refrlgerator doors don t work wxthout handles
We also learned to dr1ve Jets under the capable dlrec
t1on of Mr Boyd and Mr Hahn How does xt feel to be
In the dltch w1th Mr Boyd g1r1s'P Now people twtst
xt twtst tt' Our squadron on leave traveled to
Hawau for our Junxor Semor banquet and spent a
mght at Club Aloha Our d1v1s1on was honored to
have Elame Rozeboom elected Homecomxng Queen
We ga1ned Don Woodley and Elame Rozeboom and
lost Harold Meyer Dorothy Fxnger and Irene Krxse
The class of 1953 advanced 1nto thelrsemor
year mlghty and powerful We were proud to hold
the queen honors for two years by havlng Shirley
Sessler chosen as homecommg queen The superb
mg under the batons of Mr Rice and Mr Rxppentrop
A record breaking crowd turned out to see the best
play of the year The Tangled Yarn Even the
mxce backstage came to witness our play and mbble
on the rolls And they msisted on staymg too Flf
teen hard workxng semors under the dxrectxon of
Mr Severson went to speech contest It was nerve
rackmg but fun for most Qf us A few exceptlons
were two gxrls who fell and came home wxth bruised
knees and blistered heels fWas it their zdea toli
quxdate themselves before thexr turn to speak 'Pl G1
Apr1l 'lat 6a m our sleepy eyed regxment pzled tn
to our chartered bus and was off to Mmneapolls
Some of the htghlights of our trip were going to the
axrportand watchmg the passenger planes come xn
The mam event though was the Ice Folhes in the
even1ng You should have seen our male dlvtsion
whenall the pretty gtrls came out' We got home at
4 in the morning and were glad we dxd not have to
attend school untll noon
As we marched through high school our class
can claxm a hst of victortes We were the first
class to go out of state for skip day first to go to
speech contest and have padded covers for the torch
We also had cheerleaders chosen from our class for
three years
The final parade of the 1953 army has now rea
ched tts climax with its victories xtsdisappomt
ments and its gratitude to the General s staff who
have helped make this training posszble
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It wasabeautiful but chilly mornxng when 27 of the Seniors
Mr Seversonand Miss Rath boarded the chartered bus for Min
neapohs The class had voted to send Mr Severson to Maine
durlng th1s excursxon but he felt It was necessary to l1ve up to
hxs obhgations to the Semors and decided to go along to keep us
company
The t1me was only 5 30 a m and the usually brlght and
snappy Semors th1s once showed themselves as 27 sleepy people
But each of them was wide awake enough to realxze that this bus
was quite superxor to the usual puddle Jumpers that many of us
are accustomed to rxding on dally
Dux-mg our stopat the bus depot ln Mason C1ty some of the
daring Sen1or girls got the Coronet magazine wxth that uncouth
outer wrapper Finally with few m1sg1v1ngs other than some
antics by the boys who were at last awakemng the bus rolled into
Minneapolxs
Fxrst wasa trip to the axrport where we watched the bxg lzners
come xn Thls was also the place where we ate Vince Steffen wxll
never forget those herring cutlets nor wxll we forget M1ss Rath as
king the waxtress for a fxre extmgulsher after she had completed
her splcy barbecued beef
But on from the alpport to the Ford plant fThough we stzll
think thata ce:-tam Ford dealer s daughter had something to do with
getting us therelj But we all enjoyed ourselves a lot And each of
us even the Chevle owners looked a b1t env1ously at the Custom
line Convertlbles as they rolled off the assembly lme
From there It was shopping down town for the girls and a sport
show for the boys that they re stxll talkmg about The gxrls were
rather flabbergasted by many of the prxce tags and the boys were
enthralled w1th a certain seal or something
At the concluslon of a rather txring day the bus took us out to
the Ice Folhes show All of us really were quite awe str1cken at
thebeaunfulshowmanshlp ofthe many performers and also at the l l ' I l -1'
gorgeous settings
It seems that coming home was almost like goxng in that most
everyone was txred and fell asleep wxth very pleasant memories of
a super Senior Sktp Day'
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Treasurer Robert Woodley
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Herman Aldlner Harlan Greenfield James Aswegan, Third row Ronald Meyer Richard Boger Harley
Hembd Orville Sietsema Robert Woodley Gary Shugar Harry Osborn Gary Roegner Larry Miller Rich
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SEVENTH GRADE
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Secretary Harvey Abbas Treasurer V1rg11 Heetland
Reporter George Folkerts Sentinel Edward Ubben
Adviser Douglas Mortenson
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Back row James Wolf William Bissell Robert Ryken Sherman Aldinger James Bear Gordon Ploeger
Roger Remts Marvin Clawson Newlyn DeBerg Wilbert Ubben Marvin Saathoff Front row Jay Kurth
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Virgil and ' ee won awards at the district speaking contest at Eagle
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The Judging team of LeRoy Benning Stan Weber and Don Harken
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SENIOR RAIDERS
VINCE STEFFEN Our plungmg fullback the team s leadxng
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KENNETH MULLER A small but rugged blockmgback on offense
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backer GLENN BOHEMAN A tangy 6 2 end mam target
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hard defenswe ball ROBERT ROTGERS Hard charging hne
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lxne a mamstay on offense DON JOHNSON Got a late start
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INDIVIDUAL SCORING BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS
Total xn 12 games Scene stealmgby the second team who brought
Don Johnson 168 I4 poxnts per game
Glenn Boheman 125 ll pomts per game
Kenneth Muller 102 8 5 pomts per game
home three vxctorxes 36 32 over Eldora 35 34
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Donald Noble Ronald Boelman Larry Wllhams Romame Meyer Second row Coach Kenneth Severson
R1chardBakka Raymond Smxth John Lewxs Larry Stedxng DeanWolf Ray Pxersol Orv1lleS1etsema Coach
Robert Formanek Front row Gary Shugar Rlchard Boger Gary Roegner Absent Cec11 Drake Coach
Engel Branstad
1952 Record
Ackley 0 Eldora
Ackley 0 Eldora
Ackley 6 Rembeck
Ackley 27 Rembeck
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
Leda Coordes Sharyn Vogel LeAnn Boelman
Marva Jo Greenfxeld Mxssxng Ruth Ploeger
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Jeff, 'Brother Goose
Carol, who loves contests
Wes, who loves girls
Cast
Hyacinth, who loves football
Helen, who quits
Peggy, who comes to the rescue
Eve, a southern charmer
Sarah, her colored maid
Mrs, Trimmer, of the Wee Blue Inns
Truck Driver, who is plenty mad
Lenore, who has plans
Glenn Boheman
Lorna Knight
Lee Fisher
Shirley Sessler
Barbara Clawson
Barbara Hofmeister
Irene Krise
Lenora Koenen
Verlyn Weber
Vincent Steffen
Elaine Rozeboorn
Director
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Kenneth Muller
Myrna Knight
Shirley Schafer
Tom Roth
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Judge Carrington Glenn Boheman
Dora Carrington Shirley Sessler
Bessie Lenora Koenen
Hilda Elaine Rozeboom
Helen Darlene Oelmann
Peggy Lorna Knight
Joe Tom Roth
Little Oscar
Henry Lee Fisher
Josie Ruth Lindaman
Fred Robert Rotgers
Gussie Delores Benning
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CAST
Camxlla Page a young lady wxth 1deas Shxrley Sessler
V1v1an Page her cousxn Elame Rozeboom
Cora Blake who shares the1r apartment Lorna Kmght
Stuart Brand an unpublxshed author Glenn Boheman
Mr Morgan the landlady Delores Benmng
Mxchael Morgan her husband Eugene Harken
Sadxe Strmger an 1d1e roomer Verlyn Weber
Alexander Lawton a magazlne edxtor Robert Rotgers
Joshua Page alxas Claudxus Strmger
Sadle s errant husband Kenneth Muller
Mrs Page Carmlla s mother Barbara Hofmexster
'Speed Martln a newspaper reporter Lee Fxsher
Mrs Brand Stuart s mother Barbara Clawson
Dlrector E Dorothea Jacob
Prompter Lenora Koenen
Sound Effects Myrna Kmght
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We the Class of l953 be1ng of sound mmd
fwlth 28 excepttonsl do hereby bequeath the follow
mgpossessxons to numerous underclassmen Thts
wxll belng 1llegal and wttnessed by saxd tntellectu
als may not at any txme be overhauled unless the
operatxon tends to mfluence the ltves and huslness
ofthe persons concerned Thls document comes 1n
to effect on th1s 20th day of May at wh1ch ttme the
Senxors of 53 evacuate the bulldlng of A H S
Ruthle Lmdaman gxves her gxggle to Pat Meyer It
sure got her a lot of attentton Pat She regrets to
g1VE up her assocxatxons w1th the Jumor gtrls Now
you ll have one less member 1n your gang k1ds
nWoodley s naps tn Study Hall are left to I' ugene
vmg You can keep her out later 1f you get caught
up on sleep durmg school Eugene
lores Benn1ng leaves her ab1l1ty to argue in Eco
nomlcs to Norma Hamg lf you keep talktng long
enough he w1ll gtve ln She also leaves her log rol
ltng technlques to Shlrley Heltland But you wtll
have to stay unttl the flre 1S out He1tland
Vlnce Steffen leaves hts grease monkey Jobat An
dersons to Jack Croker You ll have tosubstltute
Lava for Sweetheart Jack
Lenora Koenen better known as Koonxe leaves
her drxvtng ab1l1ty to any poor sucker who wants tt
To Lorrame Vanderwerf she g1ves her dramattc
speeches Just put plenty of omph beh1nd xt Lor
ra1ne
Don Johnson better known as Amo gladly leaves
h1s abxltty to get along w1th the teachers toliaggld
Burma At least they won t call you teacher s pet
Harold Don also leaves h1s basketball abxltty to
yt eSca1lQp Now there won t be any excuse fora
defeated FFA team
-13,Le,B,9-Le-b,Q,Qm w1lls her angehc behav1or to H33-
y Abbas See what you can do w1th that Harvey
,I n 'Bglly Hgmkg SIVGS h1s hog calling abtlxty to
gn Schlegel, But thxs work makes callouses
Schlegel
r3or1e McCown has no more use for her short
tnps to school so she g1ves them to 3-lg135
You can sleep later now Darlene
Shxrlene Hznders gxves her frequent excursions to
the Margon to Rosemary Rteken, but I m afratd tt
wxll destroy that quiet nature Rosemary
rgl Heetland sadly wills his casanova like quali
ties to Qgrlgg Qghgs That means looking at more
than one Charlie
Barbara Hofmelster wills her assortment of Jalopies
to Harrxett Schultz lNow you can provlde transpor
tatxon for the ne1ghborhood Harrlett
To Bernard Murra Lee Fxsher leaves h1s famous
speech on soxl conservatlon Now you should be able
to get straxght A s tn Ag Ben
After dodgmg the mckname of Red for 4 years
Kenneth Memders bequeaths h1s red ha1r to Carolme
Boelman, Now you can keep up w1th the others
Carolme
rna Kmght hereby rellnquxshes her drum major
ette unxform to Donna Wolf She w1ll be gone next
year Donna
Tom Roth extends h1s soda Jerkmg to Vern Achter
mann Cleves General Store wlll really have a thr1v
1ng buslness now Vern
Bermce Van Eschen g1ves her t1me spent ln dally
letter wrxtlng and her Chevte to Charlene Roth
You llhave transportatxon to the store too but make
sure you don t k1ll any dogs on the way Roth
yrna Kmght leaves her tendency to l1ve xt up t
1ous
Barbara Clawson leaves her straxght A s to Georg
Folkerts We ll be looklng for you to be class vale
dxctortan George
gene Harken leaves h1s helght to Lawrence Van
derwerf Now you can compete w1th the b1g boys
Pete
ances Meyer glves her qulet dxspos1t1on to-Lima
Frertchs It's nlcer to be seen than heard Norma
Kenneth Muller fL1ttle Ellardj leaves h1s captain-
shxp of the basketball team to Qrold Spgaln Now
you can lead them on to vxctory Spraln ToRa Q
Q age Kenny glves h1s abllxty to stay awayfrom
women Put that to good advantage Drake
Darlene Oelmann gwes her ambxtxon to plan the meals
at the hot lunch room to Dorothy Aswegen Then you
can eat there Dorothy
Robert Harry Rotgers parts w1th his democratic
authority tn Student Counctl meetmgs to Charles
Abkes You ll get practice at Boy s State Charlie
1rley Schafer parts with her mzniature horn, Lu
labelle and gives it to Darlene Freese Now let s
see you tote that around Freese
V rlyn Weber leaves her character parts xn both the
Jumor and Senior Class Plays to Jean Ryken. It
may not be the heroine type role but youll get
plenty of laughs Jean.
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mng smlle lt s the only way to wm frlends and 1n
fluence people Bevmg To Joan Helnz Shxrley
gwes her shorthand speed Thxs wxll go mcely wxth
your typmg speed Joan
Glenn Bohemanbequeaths h1s yellow Pontxac to Ed
d1e Ubben Now you can catch the gxrls eyes Ed
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The Senxor Gxrls have robbed thetr pxggy banks tn
order to collect the amount of S2 95 to g1ve to Mar
JOFIC Boelman We took up th1s collectxon so that
We hereby appomt Harvey Abbas and Vmce
Scallon to carry out thxs our last wxll and testament
as they have carrxed out other rubbxsh In w1tness
whereof we affxxed our seals as orlgmators of thxs
w1ll
THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953
Wltnesses
The Gym Mlce and Home Ec Centxpedes
BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
May 24 1953 May 26 1953
8 p m
Processxonal March Mrs Franklm Rlce
Invocatxon Rev Frank Kroll
O Man Thy Grtef and Sm Bemoan Wxllxams
Mtxed Chorus
Scrxpture Readmg Rev Frank Kroll
Baccalaureate Address Rev Rlchard Emery
'Glve Me Your T1red Your Poor Rmgwald
Mlxed Chorus
Benedxctxon Rev Rxchard Emery
Recessxonal Mrs Franklm Rxce
8pm
Overture The Prxnce and the Pauper Johnson
Processlonal March Hxgh School Band
Invocatlon Rev Harold Wagner
Cherublm Bortmansky
Trlple Trxo
Delores Benmng
Dr Donald Howard
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Salutatory Address
Commencement Address
Barbara Clawson
Charles W Hahn
Reuben Weber
Glenn Boheman
Rev Harold Wagner
Hxgh School Band
Valedxctory Address
Presentat1on of Class
Presentatlon of Dlplomas
Response
Benedxctzon
Recesslonal March
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On my regular day off from work I declded to
goto Mars for a short VlS1t w1th an old frxend The
ye xr was 1968 and the mode of transportatwn was
m unly space shxps I arr1ved at the sp ace statlon 1n
New York Llty where I boarded the space sh1p to V1
s1t Eugene Harken who had been sent to Mars fora
much needed rest It seems as though Eugene had
been workxng too hard as prestdent of the Chrysler
Corporauon In Detrolt
I had Just gotten seated when the stewardess
asked lf she could be of servlce to me I was about
to reply when I looked up and was astomshed to see
my former classmate Barbara Clawson We con
versed for a wh1le and she told me that th1s space
shxp was bexng plloted by Robert Rotgers I trxed to
reach h1m but he could not take txme to see me as
pxlotxng a space sh1p was a full tlme Job
I fastened my safety belt as we took off Bar
bara brought me several magazmes to read on the
way lpxcked upasports magazme and on the cover
was a p1cture of Vmcent Steffen who had Just won
the txtle of Mr Umverse Vlncent always d1d llke
Wheat1es'
Leaflng through the magazine I recogmzed a
famxllar face Shxrlene Hlnders The headlmes
read 'New 1968 Roller DerbyQueen Shxrlene must
have taken her skatmg serxously
On the oppos1te page was a plcture of the famous
basketball team the Harlem Globetrotters Upon
carefulexammatxonl recogmzed Glenn Boheman I
was curlous to know what Glenn was do1ng wxth thxs
famous basketball team solread the art1cle and d1s
covered that Glen had just been sxgned as head
basketball coach H1s salary was reported to be
S30 000 a year
Ihearda strange buzzmg sound and glanced out
the porthole Iwas amazed to see a welrd object ap
proachmg As It neared I notxced It was none other
than Don Johnson xn h1s famous 'Flyxng Cup Don
had been makxng headhnes recently on h1s darzng
explorattons on the planet Pluto
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The steadyhum of the Shlp made me so drowsy
that Idozed off A short whlle later Barbara woke
me and told me we were arrzvxng at the space statxon
on Mars I gathered my belonglngs and stepped off
the space sh1p
Eugene who had been wa1t1ng for me took me
to h1s home ln h1s new Jetmobxle We drove by the
Jetmoblle testmg grounds on the way to Eugene S
home Eugene sa1d that Kenneth Muller was employ
ed there testlng Jet bxcycles and klddle cars
That evenlng Eugene and Iattended a concert
glven by a famous orchestra composed of Afrlcan
natxves As the conductor stepped upon the podium
we were shocked to see that lt was Barbara Hofmex
ster Barbara had been tourxng wxth her orchestra
thr1ll1ng audxences throughout the umverse
After the concert we went back stage to congra
tulate Barbara on the f1ne performance She was
happy to see us and we sat and talked for quxte a
whlle She sa1d that Verlyn Weber was smgxng 1n
the famed Stork Club back on the planet Earth Ver
lyn IS sharmg top blllmg w1th Don Woodley who IS now
a famous movxe star 1n Hollywood He hasbeen
thr1ll1ng the gn-ls w1th h1s latest song IGotP1e
In My Eye Over You
Barbara sald she had just recexved a letter from
Elame Rozeboom who was stxll l1v1ng on Earth It
seems she was quxte happy because she had just won
the Women s Nat1onalBowl1ng Champxonshxp for the
3rd consecutwe year Ela1ne must have put to good
use that practlce she had when we were 1n speech
class at A H S
E1a1ne also sa1d that Myrna Knlght was travel
1ng to the North Pole to open another branch of her
popular Polar Bar I guess she IS domg quxte well
as a busxness woman
In her prevlous letters Elaine had beenqulte
worrled about a vxcxous convxct who had just escaped
from Sxng Smg and was terrorxzzng the Umted States
But she said ln thls letter that they had caught the
murderer and he had been sentenced to die IH the
electrzc chalr after k1111ng 19 people Just a few re
porters were bemg allowed to cover the executxon
and amongthese was Ruthle Lmdaman whose da11y
column appears 1n the New York Herald Iguess
Ruthie was qulte thrxlled at belng the only woman
reporter present
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gets us ou of class wxth telephone calls
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contests and football and basketball games
put up wzth a lot of racket and late comers
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Students close the1r books for the rest of the year
Fxrst football game of the season and Jesup wms The
band under the drxect1on of Mr Rmce shows 1ts stuff
Our band and football team travel to Cedar Falls for
the annual Jamboree Another loss to .Iesup
Put on your best sm1le' All students have plctures
taken
Football game wxth lowa Falls How s the stand com
mg Jun1ors
Sophomores throw a party for entxre school Partxes
sure are fun
Good tlmes are commg Ackley beat L.aPorte Cxty
13 to 6
Vacatzonanda day of Cattle Congress Oh my achmg
feet'
We beat Traer' Swell game fellas
Homecomlng draws near as h1gh school pxcks f1ve
lovely g1r1s for queen candldates
Football team travels to Grundy Center We lose
FFA throws a hayrlde Cold wasnt lt k1ds'7
Everybody brought thexr pep and enthuslasm to the
snake dance and Pep Rally Are you ready for
em team?
Best Homecommg ever Wasnt the parade swell'7
The game was a thrxller How does lt feel to be
queen Sh1r1ey'P
A sleepy gang of vocal and band students go to Eldora
for All State try outs
A loss to Rexnbeck but lt IS Hallowe en It you don t
get caught Hallowe en IS fun
Senxors play thelr last football game at Greene
Oh lucky us' No school' Teachers meetxng
Basketball season starts w1th the Jamboree at Cedar
Falls
Jumors show actmg abxlxty by presentxng We Shook
the Famlly Tree
Freshmen show what they can do by g1v1ng a hlgh
school party
Vacation begms early thanks to a swell blxzzard
Several students travel to Des 'Vlomes for All State
Band and Chorus
The flrst basketball game of the new season, lowa
Falls wms over the Ralders
Another defeat for the Ackley team as Eldora over
takes us
We lose to Jesup
A vxctory for Rembeck
Everybody 15 thr1lled by the Messxah gxven by the com
mumty chorus Weren t the guest vocalxsts wonder
ful?
Vocal department spreads Chrlstmas cheer by gomg
carohng
Traer overtakes the Raiders
The soclalltes of AHS engoy Moonhght Whxrl gwen
by the Y teen
Band and vocal departments show thelr talent at the an
nual Chrzstmas Concert
Snow Storm we can now settle down for two weeks of
Chrxstmas vacatxon
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ltaxders go to lowl Balls We re stlll trylng for a vu.
tory
'ICHS comes down and overpowers our team
Semester tests' D1d you pass'?
Grundy adds our name to 1ts lxst of v1ct1ms FFA
glVLS a party afterwards
School dlsmxssed at ll 15 for mauguratlon of Ike Ack
ley lost to Parkersburg
Several band students travel to ISTC for select band
Wasn t the massed band beaut1ful'7
Graduatlon draws near and sen1ors get thelr p1ctures
taken Now smxle pretty klds'
Speech Conte t at Hampton Who s nervous'7
Group pxctures taken for the Torch
Last home basketball game for the semors LaPorte
C1ty has a tough tlme takxng us
Basketball tournament at Iowa Falls
The mght of the b1g Mlnstrel show Ilurray for e
Jug band'
Last game of the season and Grundy proves too power
ful Semor play cast chosen
Twenty exght semors saw how good looklng they were
Basketball boys take the day off for the state tourna
ment How lucky can you get'9
Speech contest at Mason C1ty Semors really show
thelr talent around
Superb talent and splendld actmg tell the story of
The Tangled Yarn We made lots of money too
Nervous musxcxans play thexr contest solos for frlends
and relatxves
Another break for Easter vacatlon
Semors skxp and go to Mmneapolxs' Isn t lt n1ce
be a senior
Choose your career' Today 15 Career Day
Muslc students pack thelr talent and go to Waverly
We came out fme and some of us even learned
how to play pool'
Entxre school was thr1lled by the splendxd concert g1v
en by the Drake Cholr
Vocal department throws a party Wasn t the floor
show good'
Several lucky students left for Iowa C1ty and State
Musxc Contest They even got to stay 1n motels
overmght
Musxc groups gave thelr annual sprmg concert Do
you th1nk we ll get a One?
Musxc department shows 1ts ab1l1ty by comxng home
wxth a II and three I s
Jun1ors unvell the1r work and everyone enjoys h1m
self at the best banquet ever Evenxng 1n Parls
was the theme
Y Teen Mother Daughter tea held today and all new
offxcers were mstalled
A Cxrcus party given by the Student Councll who even
came up wlth an orchestra
For us Semors xt s all over Four glorlous years
summed up ln one afternoon at Class Day
Baccalaureate Servxces
Commencement and dxplomas for 28 semors who made
the grade Good bye and have fun next year
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