Eaton High School - Dial Yearbook (Eaton, CO)

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CLASS PROPHECY Lookmg mto the futures of the semor class twenty two years from now we flnd Danny Abeyta has glven up Indian dancing and 15 teaching the natlves of Belgium Congo how to Jxtterbug Leland Carlson IS a successful Ag teacher ata small town named Rivalry which sprang up between Eaton and Ault Kenneth Rowe Mayor of the new town of Rlvalry IS stxll trymg to convlnce the high school students there that h1s constxtutlon for Rxvalry IS more important than our United States Constltutlon Marjorle Austm IS st1ll trymg to convmce Webster that there should be more words ln h1s unabrldged dxctlonary Buddle Rodewald 1S runmng the largest and only barber shop IH Rlvalry He has mvented the new Tom Wave for mustaches JoAnn Collms IS the Mrs Vanderbllt of Rlvalry It seems that D1ck hlt an o1l well whlle plowmg thelr four acre track Al1ce Buckendorf IS gwmg guxtar lessons to Roy Roger s grandchlldren May they all keep strumming Frances Mamon IS runmng R1valry's pool hall and ID her spare time IS wrltlng a book How to Get the Most Out of Your Bubblegum Jess Hembree IS runmng the Treat You Rlght used car lot m Rlvalry He IS tryxng to sell the cars he has already worn out Laurle Larson IS champxon prmze flghter at Madison Square Garden Hls slogan IS the b1g ger they are the harder they fall Delores Schaefer lS the commercxal teacher at Rwalry Hlgh School and on the sxde she teaches her favorlte pupxls how to g1ggle and still be human Noel Erlckson IS manufacturmg Smell R1ght Halr O11 lt has leaked out that one of the chief mgredlents IS axle grease Sylvla West IS chlef demonstrator at the Rlvalry Cadlllac Garage She became so use to r1d1ng in Cadxllacs that she acquired a phobla for them Richard Ferrell IS neck and neck wlth Brxgham Young who had twenty one wlves Rlchard has twenty and has a good prospect for another He s t.he only bxgamxst that hasn t been caught Barlnra Swanson lS traunng the Jumor Olympic track team at Rlvalry Her theme IS You Run We ll Catch You Joan Dlel has taken over Molly May field s program on the Rxvalry radlo statlon E vs A She calls herself Problem Polly Any problems w1ll be apprecxated .Tack Damelson IS sa1l1ng the South Seas looklng for a b1g whale to prove that some of h1s flsh stories really are true Ruby Buckendorf IS muslc teacher at Rivalry Hlgh School The only song she has taught her pup11s IS Where Are You? Franklxn Johnson ns manufacturmg Jet Black Mxdmght Halr Dye We never could flgure out why he dldn t l1ke h1s own blonde halr All the glrls surely d1d Dorothy Schnelder IS chlef operator at Rlvalry sTelephone Offxce She has revlsed the usual Number please t What s cookmg? Charlotte Shaver IS runmng the gosslp column of the Rlvalry D1rt Gazette She has her own hook up on all telephone conversations Layvold Schneider IS Chlef of Pollce at Rlvalry He IS enforcxng speed and trafflc laws by placmg four stop slgns at every corner Wllma Cole IS x ray techmclan at the Rlvalry Hospltal She has Just received a patent on her new x ray machlne Watch your l1ver grow Shxrley Blehm IS chlef auctloneer at the Austm sales and IS gomg strong Dale Brown has commerclallzed h1s eyelashes and IS fluttering them for the Batty Eyelash Company at Rlvalry Arlene Lebsack havmg just won the txtle of Mxss Rxvalry is competmg for 'Miss Wowl of 1973 at Atlantic Clty Evelyn Meler IS sxngmg at Rlvalry s Lxttle Carnegle Hall She IS especlally noted for smg mg Flgaro ln four parts all at one tlme June Wykert IS chlef mald at the Dorsey ranch She IS stlll trymg to teach those herefords to be affectionate to her beloved kxttens Richard Overman IS rn partnershlp at theM .T Collms farm He andG1or1a are razsmg lxttle overboys and IS he havmg fun supportmg the1r famxlyl He ll learn to say those rlch farmers Adrlan VanMatre has fmally recelved her B S degree from Colorado A and M She at long last found out what makes a man s heart tlck Edwm Benson has taken up hot rod racmg at the lndxanapolls Speedway He IS mventmg a new muffler called the Hydrogen Boom and is xt somethmg' Joyce Collins IS chief mortxclan at the Rivalry Morgue and is domg a thriving business Her motto IS L1ve and let l1ve D1e and I 11 take you --' vv vw ' J . . . . . . , . . --. . . . . . . H IV --. . H . H . . . . . --. . . . . . . H . - vv , . -- , ' ' YV ' fl . --. . H . . . ,V -- - ' 1 ' ' I --. . . . . . . H v vv , . . , . . . . ' ' If VI . --. . H . . . ,, . . , . . . . . . --. . . , . . - J If fl YY I ' YI , 0, . ' vv rv ' - ' vv ' u -- . . . . H Il ' -- ' ' ' rv ' ' H ' 1 H . -. . . . , . . . . . - . - ' vv ' vv ' ' , . '- Q c u u rv ' ' ' ' ' v n ' 1 'V , . vw H ' ' -- . ' vv ' ' ' 1 H . .

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CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of nineteen thirty nine, Eighty one pup1ls began to climb The twelve year tree of educatxon Under very capable supervision. To the second branch of learning we finally succeeded And to words of Mxss Taylor and Miss Kirk we heeded. The operetta, Pageant of America we presented And all of our parents were very contented. Under the guidance of M1ss Bye, Our multxplicatlon tables we began to try And Just as we started short division, We recelved our promotlon to further erudxtlon But though our hearts were ln education Our mmds were ln the foreign nations Wherm the battle cry was sounding And many nations were resounding In the fxfth grade under Mrs Wladron We learned the hlstory of John Alden In thls class we are sorry to say That Mlss Estella Newton passed away Om' sixth grade was a successful year Thus we fxnlshed our grade school career Into Junior high we now were initiated, And the recesses we missed were not appreciated Several teachers we aggravated While on Jumor high parties we concentrated When our next inltlatlon day was slated, Comlc strip characters we lmpersonated With top hats and floor shows we really had funl What A Llfe' was the play as Jumors we presented And gomg to mght practices no one resented. The theme we pxcked for our prom was Love Land, And everyone who attended thought xt was gra.nd To the school board and faculty were sent requests, And the seniors were asked to be our special guests Our Sock Stampede was one high light of our senior year, And w1th loud stockmgs everyone looked mighty queer On the twenty first of April our semor play was given And one week later to the .Tumor Prom we were bldden From the flrst to the last those who were always on the class roll Were Dorothy, Layvoyd, Wllma, Bud, Jo Ann, Frances, and Noel Now that we have fll'llSh6d th1s branch of education, We glve our teachers a great ovation Though we are leav1ng good E H S To hlgher educatlon we all hope to progress Days to come as we remlmsce, We'll lbng for all the good tlmes that we ll miss Sylvia West and JoAnn Collins i H .. I S ! ' ! 3 That same year we gave as our party, Club 51g ,, . , . . . i 4 H .. l . . . , ' I