Earlham High School - Memories Yearbook (Earlham, IA)

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3,0 0l'l'l 0F86 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: VerleChase, Preston Spillers, Wil- ma Douglas, Margarei Gonseilr, Pai Wesiphal, Marjorie Silliman, Ruby Golightly, Barbara Fuller, .nw Alice Sage. SECOND ROW: John Weslphal, Terence Byrne, Wayne Thrailkill, Phillip Brown, Ruby Leeper, Mary Alice Conrad, John Crawford, Marlyn Brittain, Myrna Mapes, Missiioyd. THIRD ROW: fi! Mr. Miller, Carl Merical, Allen I Goeldner, Larrylacobson, Sallylo Standing, La Nell Taylor, Wilma Nitchals, Sherry Price, Bill Ben- son, Merlyn Danley, Harold Wheeler. This has been a busy year for Sophomores. At the first sponsored party of the year, each member of the class came dressed as a western character. Refreshrnents of cider and donuts were served which were in keeping with the party theme. The same evening, the class went on a hayrideg Mr. Miller and Miss Lloyd accompanied the group, On the first of February, the class held their Second partyg a sleigh ride in sub-zero weather! A highlight of the school year was their trip to Des Moines to make a tour of the various churches and to study different religions as a project of their history class, President . . . . Wayne Douglas Vice President . . . Bill Benson Secretary . . . . . Carl Merical Treasurer . . .Preston Spillers Compliments of GORDON'S ELECTRIC 81 PLUMBING and B Sz H CAFE 15

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uniorfi Receiving their class rings and presenting their successful play Murdered Alive on the same day, was real excitement for the Juniors as they began the activities of their eleventh year in school. Their first class party was a hay ride with sponsors Mrs. Brown and Miss Cousin keeping Watch over the group with flashlights, What did they expect with five girls to every boy? Planning the .Tunior-Senior Banquet was the climax of the year. We, the seniors, wish to take this opportunity to thank the Junior Class for this memorable evening. Leonard Hadley. . . President Dick Nesbitt . . . .Vice President Marilyn Moore . . . Treasurer Carolyn Imboden . . Secretary FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Niblo, Martha Stanley, Dorothy Hadley, Janet Jack- son, Donna Patten, Elizabeth Hunter, Mary Brown, Kathy Jacobson, Carolyn Danley. SECOND ROW: Donald Miller, NellieC1ements, Marilyn Im- boden, Carolyn lmboden, Le- ola Fitzgerald, Twila Moore, Carol Hardin, Mary Ann Ram- sey, Betty Wilkie, Louise Gon- seth, Mrs. Brown, sponsor, Miss Cousin, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Harold Barnett, Leonard Hadley, EdithAdo1phson, Geri DeVault, Dorothy Schlief- farth, Marilyn Moore, Lois Silliman, Dick Nesbitt, Bill Nitchals. Compliments of EARL!-IAM SAVINGS BANK 14

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jI'8:5Al7l6lIfl arid Highlighting the opening Weeks of our entrance into high school were initiations ofncw Y-Teen and F. F, A. members, Our first class party featured a trip to Stuart for roller skating. Mr. Fitzsimmons, the class sponsor, displayed real ability on skates, Most members of the class are happy to be high school students, but are quick to admit the presence of increased responsibilities. OFFICERS President ...... Janice Adkins Vice President . . , Dale Moore Sec 8: Treas Janice Westphal ...Sn BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Boyle Elhs Standing Charlotte Moore Madeline Chance Dorothy Clements Naomi Cotton, Rex Letz Tom Smith SECOND ROW Willis Sprunger Dale Moore THIRD ROW Verle Chase Laverne Burnham Betty Wheeldon, Patty Schlerffarth Joan Miller Janice Westphal, Mar1or1e Hams Le Roy Fuller Howard Bricker Mr Fitzsimmons Sponsor TOP ROW Earl Henry, Ted McDonald, Jeannette Miller, Shirley Oaks Charlotte Lenz Belva Beald John Williamson Charles Stanley lNot pictured James Clements y Compliments of JOHNSTON TRUCK LINE Local and Long Distance Hauling 16 : I ' I 1 I I Lela Brown, SybilPrice, Janice Adkins, Helen Algreen, Pauline Beeson, Richard Deets, Robert Mohler. 2 . . ' . ' . ' . . .' . . D . . . ' . : . . ' ' ' . . .