Archer High School - Eagle Yearbook (Archer, IA)

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31'X1lDR C1 ASS l1l'3'lORY 11 Ill of 19 L1 bro11fh11o'the Archer School rxne new students The c hool 1 is yu to 1 ecovf r f1or11 these chlloren th11r antlcs They were flve br1111 nt lookmg U111 C 111Ake on Ruth lx u111nbu1g juamt McQueen, oyce c f 1n1 M 1 1lyr1 X in D1 I1 111111 plu 10111 T'OP111Sl1 appearmp boys C harley M1 tb rpcn 110111111 letcr on lloyd lannr-r n Gerald Ner lloef lhexr wlctun e1rhcr x 19 Ixhss 13:-tty 1 ong It was 1n the flrst orarie where they learned t1e mperxnp XXll1Cl1 PTOVOI-1 vf ry c1'11bar1 a lng to sorne of them cy 1 src 11 c 5: '1 Here they 1 ere under the fum 1 11 1et1ID 11 11-1 who 1 ren1cmberef1 b ll s 1 Hear frlcr uv 111 e rconf fl 71LS prf entmo 1 Q11 cus IH had ch r 1 of the :ro p By lll1S tm 0 they were beromxng more ccustomg to school llfe 1 pec1a1ly to f1OKlQ11'1g teachers wh1le play1ng hldc 1nc1 eek 3 ll lxloeller moved 1 J y 1 1 the spr1np le vxng the orlglnal n1ne Llevcn students entered the fourth grade the new students belng leryl lxrauss and L ynn Saupe both of whorn came rom schools 1n the country A new teacher Ix11ss llelen lxloen, Nas on hand The f1fth Grade was also taken under the str1ct but frlendly eyes of Im IQ lxloen 1 loyd llenspeter Jolned the class clurlng the year to n1a.ke the n11x11be an evendozen Dressed 111 then' parent s clothes twelve members of the o.1 inf faith nrides sang a song for a school program Mr 1 1 J V11ladsen wa the new teacher on hand to welcome 1nto the 1 11 grade Stanley Bloemendaal came from a country school to make the roll 1 11 teen Durlng the year, Russell Alberts also Jo1ned the class but Floyd I-lenspc-ter 1 ow away le1v1r1g the nuxnber ag un thu-t en The glrls were now out nunmbere b 1 boys f1V6 to e1ght When seventh grade started two more students were on the scene I wereJune Porter and Leland Roetman Th1s brought the roll to f fteen V1 the promot1on of Mr W1lladsen to a h1gh school pos1t1on we had nu ts 11121101 Mr Nelson Goodman Before school closed m the sprmg, the class ro'1 1 1 decreased to fourteen as Joyce Egoorf moved to Ivhnnesota Some of the udems thought lt was a dry year nd trled to molsten lt by dr1nk1nff ml: The e1ghth grade brought them to the south wall of the as Gflllilb 1- our changes took place as far s mernbershxp was concer new 1i.n'1cf5 j rx ll and Verner Bertelsen Jolned the class 1n the fall, but 1 loyrl F nne1 an Si nlf 1 Ploem endall moved away r'ur1nw th ye 1 leavmg th numbm zt tour-teen ly uc '1 lun for a wh1le was had throwmg soy beans and strumnung h 11' pm g111tar 1 so were g1ven 1n the sprlng, and all were given dlplomas by Supermtendent Johnson U, f ' 1 ll R .1 ,4 . . f L0 fs 3 ' 41 K .' . 1' , 1 , ' 53 , .11 'al ' 1 - 1 ' fi' 4 ' , , - - O fa--31' fi , T - 'J, '21, J 'lgd JY , 1, 5 61 - 1 - , fs 1 ' 7 ', - , . ---I 1 fs 17 D' , 1 ' - fs , , , -1, f1. . ' 1 asia. 3 vi. K . , 11, ' O Q' ' .1 ,l 1 111-t of , 7, ' J f ' , 2 1 D . . . 11111131111 J, 1il12'Ii1SI31 ir1.J1he fa1:c'or11 zu dc-. ' .' 1 '- J CD 1.11c'4v of lxlks 1'1 'Aan 1 , on 5' og, - '5 ' y a, L1 f J 1 ' ? 111. D V H111ey1 Z1T T11'1111'I 1iEI'I1Cl'2 1 .T ,J '11 , as . '21 L ' .. The next year the group was 1!'lCT'6il!-3011 by lhlly Moeller. Miss Den lfartog ago' f . .1 g1 , 41 11 , ' 1 ,, , ' , E .' ' ff 5, . , ?s 1 ' , 1 , , ' ' ' 1-5 . lily Q, av il lj 1 ' H ,ag ' 1 , ' ' ' , 4. 3 , I . 7. . . J , - , . f . D 4 , L A 4 - , C ', ' V ' ' r, , O c . l 5 , 1' F ' ' ' f lr ' , ,, ' ' , f ' Tth f 1 ' Q 1 , , ,M X , 5 , ' ' s':-Lt Y 1 'M H' A A . ' V , ' Ili '-ffl 1 , . ' , - 1 ' ' 3 , A - 11 y Z 1e , . . T my T , X, , 1 - . 'I 'th l . - 1 A p ,L 5 T V V --1 . . ' ' 4 . . ' .1 V1.5 o 1 I ,, C4 1 . . , , .,. A U ,, W . . . 'V . . ' C- Q . A' . 5, 1, T f a ' -. ',. et ' 11 . J 'A -.1 ' I: , 1.1 JJ' J ' 1 f q- ' V A - if ' -. 1 '- I .. O ,- A ,, . , .. . . . . .. ' ' iz' - ' 5, Tx' plays F v 0

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY fCont Q Swteen self conscxous freshmen were ready and able to gwe the high SC11001 teachers a hare t1me Included 1n the sixteen were three n w members Ellrner Belt'-nan Joyce Maranell and Elame Storm june Porter dld not return Before the first su: weeks perxod was over, the nurnber dropped to thu-teen for Deryl Krauss, Islam Qtorm and Joyce Mar anell quxt Arnold Beuzekom Jomed the clas the second semester Marrlyn Van Den Hull qult and Leland Roetrnan moved to Hospers, leavrng twelve to start the sophomore year As sophomores we 1n1t1ated the freshmen and found school was gettuxg eas1 r Cnarley Mastbergen moved to Sheldon 1n March Our juruor year proved to be very busy We presented the play Tone Sa arranged the jumor Senlor banquet at the Arlmgton Hotel 1n Sheldon and decor ated the gyrn for all the commencement exercise We lost one member durmg the year Elmer Beltman N1ne SCDIOIS have pent a memorable last year together Lynn Saupe moved to Sheldon during the summer We sponsored the annual We are plannmcv a Class Day prograrn, and are WOIk1Dg hard on our class play curl Shy We shall re ce1ve our d1plomas on Nlay ZZ and b1d farewell to our fr lends at Archer rhgn C LASS WILL We the members of the graduatmg cla s of 1947 of the Archer CODSOIIGHICKI School, of the town of Archer state of Iowl 1n O Br1en county, Delng nova of sound mmds and memorles do make publrsh and declare thxs our 1 st wxll and te taznent rereby rex okmg all former walls and cod1c11s by us heretofore rnacle SECTION I To the junzors we wall the honor o be1np the graduatmg class or NWS ou ab1l1ty to co operate as a class all old bottles ml: that 15 the abmluy to lea underclassmen m the r1ght paths and anythrng else wh1ch wlll m any vay do the .r hablts and conduct any good SECTION II We do 1.nd1v1dually gwe and bequeath some of our noted quahtle 1' J ran res. as follows I, Ga1l Akeson, do gxve and bequeath my hxps to Elalne my wozce to Rosxe my presidency of the Glee Club to Mary and my love to jack I Ruth Mullenburg, do glve and bequeath my curly blonde han- to Walter mY Cherub knees to Donna my falthfulness to hd?-rgar et and my frlenuly mul-. t Freddle 1 '- . . . - - , Q , . . F . E I - -'x f - . I w 4 . . . 2 I. , 5 .. A . , 4 . , . - . .cl - . - . . . as lI'1rf3 - - . f I n',.,T . - . , . . I - S. - . S - . , .I . I 0 Z ' J ' llfuh il , - -'x 4 1 v . 3 . . C . - . 1 , 1 A. . ., , S 4. . . N ,. , , . . , r ' . . . . I . R , . . C . , cm .S , -r ' . . .. , 1 . r . . r ' ' ' ' ' -- ' ' 1. ... ,L J . L ., , . . . - . . . ' h 1 . - 6 1 a a - ., . Q . . 1 h , , r Q , . 5 ' . . I . ., . Q f, S Elin s- .- . . , . 4 . . I Y . A . I L , .. .. ., . , . - - ' v , . x ' - ' . '- ' ' fs ' 1 Q , , , .. . 1 .