Archer High School - Eagle Yearbook (Archer, IA)

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PRCPHECY It is 1980, and the feature staff of the New York Times is in Archer to do a story on how the people live in this bustling city As we set out to interview the Hman on the street,n we come upon Thomas Wllliams, going into the private entrance of Casey's Department Store Tom related that he has been employed here as the head of the complaints dept for the past 20 years, and went into the work directly after graduation with no further education nFour years of having high school teache complain about me made an expert,H says Thomas Quick' Out of the way' Roaring through Main Street is a a green streak It must be some sort of car Certainly traveling at a speed faster than sound' Yes, here comes putting along behind We weren't able to interview the frightened pedestrian told us that it was Wendell Fykestra, cloud of dustad this vehicle is the sound now, driver, but a 15 times winner of the Indianaplois Speedway races, and owner of his own drag strip on the edge of town A newsboy is coming down the street, yelling UEXTRA EXTRA, Read it what is this? Why, the entire front page is taken up with ular advice to the lovelorn column, uDear D1ckie,N written by that author on love problems, Sir Richard Bogaard Sir Richard told us relys entirely upon his own hlgh school experiences in his work We now see a sedate looking man, dressed in conservative black du about the pop emminent that he coming down the street It is Warner Bonderman, professional Quiz Program player who had just won two million dollars, and is returning gome with the loot I understand that even though he owns the largest bank in Iowa, he is havkg trouble finding places to keep all his money Saunders Barber Shop Jerry is quite busy with his work today, but in the unused Barbers chair, sits his faithful companion Delores sewing for her hope chest, CI understand she's still hoping J The two have a very unusal hobby, Now street entire The they save green stamps we see the popular boxer, Charles UBoBon Roelfes, jogging down the Charles has a very interesting record, only H2 losses in his career, of N2 fights local movie theater is featuring a picture starring that handsome, dashing, romantic leading man, Gene Ehlers Gehe is currently appearing in a gripping suspense thriller with Kim Novack called 'I was a Teenage Tree Surgeon ' Here comes the best, and richest farmer in Iowa, Raymond Buse Raymond owns a ten thousand acre ranch, and hundreds of head of cattle I under stand that Raymond came to town today to buy a new Cadilliac, it seems that the old one lost a hubcap In the park we meet the towns busiest undertaker, Stanley Wilkins Stan says that he is out looking for the one that got away Drop over some time he told us, and I'll show you our friendly lay away plan speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty Hide the silverware, David Cowboy Dekok is in town Dave really doesn't cause too much trouble but every Saturday he comes into town to shoot holes in Roberta Blok's flying Lessons sign These ranch hands are more trouble aD the time Last of alb we see Douglas Morfitt, on his way to work as janitor of the High School Doug began this work 20 years ago, not because he was unable to get another job, but because he loved the old school so well, that he couldn't bear to leave it As our plane once more streaks back to New York, we are not sure that we will be able to use any of this facinating story material after all, who would believe such fantastic tales anyway? . rs ll 5 - Down the street we see a new glass-fronted building. Why! It's the Jerry . I I A ll l ll ll I ll .

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SENICDR CLASS HISTORY As school started in the fall of 19M5 twelve students were enrolled in primary They were as follows, Rodney Zegers, Ped Hoekman, Douglas Mor fitt, Stanley Wilkins, Richard Bogaard, Donna Bogaard, Arvin Verburg,Verlon Webster, Warner Bonderman, Wendell Fykstra, David DeKok and Tom dilliams Mrs Joe Harms was our teacher First Grade, l9h6 l9h7 The enrollment was enlarged when Nancy Alberts Darrell Harkins and Larry Dolphin moved to Archer and attended our class to make the enrollment 15 The teacher was Miss Juanita Begg Second Grade, l9h7 l9h8 During this year the class grew considerably when Freya Ritter, Larry Bruggom, Charles Rolfes, Jerry Saunders, Paul Mil ler, and Gene Ehlers moved to Archer to attend our class The enrollment was 21 until Ted Hoekman moved to George Arvin Verburg was retained in grade two for the following year Miss Marlene Baker was our teacher Third Grade, 19MB l9h9 Ernest Sorenson started with our class along with Lawrance Epperson and Alfred Gill Lawrance moved away a few weeks after school started and Paul Miller transferred to Cherokee, and Alfred Gill moved the following summer Jerry Saunders moved to Sioux Falls the last semester but returned the following year Rodney Zegers moved to Shel don at the end of the year Miss Corrynn Thompson was our teacher Fourth Grade, l9h9 1950 Jerry Johnson moved to Archer and attended school in our class for one semester and moved again Then Donald Bethel came to Archer and attended our class for the remainder of the year but did not return the next fall Miss Joan Roelfson was our teacher for the year Fifth Grade, 1950 1951 Freya Ritter moved and Raymond Buse moved in to fill the vacancy in the class Sixth Grade, 1951 1952 Gene and Darrell Harkins moved to South ler from the maximum attendence of was now only 15 Almon 'lhrnasky was Donna Bogaard was retained in the fourth Ehlers transferred to a different school Dakota The enrollment was getting smal 2l in senond grade The number ln class our teacher for the year Seventh Grade, 1952 1953 During the year no one came or left Eighth Grade, l953195h Larry Dolphin moved to Sanborn and Ernest Sorenson remained in the seventh grade which made the enrollment 12 High school, 19514 1958 Gene Ehlers came back to attend A H S and Hank Wagenaar also returned to start the freshman year Nancy Alberts moved to Waterloo the summer following eighth grade graduation Larry Bruggomck cided to move to Sanborn after his sophomore year and Henry Wagenaar joined the Navy The enrollment after thirteen years was now only eleven The mem bers of the 1958 graduating class are Gene Ehlers, Charles Rolfes, Wendell Fykstra, Jerry Saunders, Warner Bonderman, Stanley Wilkins, Raymond Buse , Douglas Morfitt, Richard Bogaard, Tom Williams and David DeKok Booster Adds SANBORN BODY SHOP JOHN'S SHOE STORE Sanborn, Iowa LANDHUIS JEWELRY VFRSCHOOR MOTOR PEDERSON STANDARD SERVICE SCHOENAMAN WARBURTON LBR CO INC MURPHY'S STORE FRANK'S AUTO ELECTRIC THORSON R THORSON DWAINE CONOCO SERVICE NEW LOOK BARBER SHOP RAY VELLINGA Sheldon, Iowa Sheldon, Iowa ANONYMOUS 9 f - . I ' O O I ' o 0 I ' o . . . . ' o O I , - . . ' o .. . s . grade. Miss Marlene Brink was our Teacher. Q . 1 , , - O O - O O 0 4 O 1 c ' ue. . . 'Vx 3 0 A . I I .J - I O I