Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

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— 1957 ORACLE— LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) I, Jay Hofmeyer, wiil my ability to make long shots to Jim Maguire to keep the Hawks rolling next year. I. John Noonan, will my ability to slop up the physics lab to Gary Johnson and Wally English, who are learning fast. I, Betty Dykstra, will my clarinet to Joan Christie so the band will thrive. I, Barbara Rounds, leave my h FA secretarial techniques to Yvonne McCarty so Mr. Kelley will have someone to depend on next year. I, Janna h aye Dodge, leave Irene Heuer and Jerry Scharnberg under the care of Mr. Borchard. We, the class of 57, being of 40 sound minds and a few dead bodies, will to you our amazing capacity for aggravating those poor souls in the teaching profession. We, seniors at last, will our good qualities to the underclassmen. We have so many we won’t miss a few. We, the class of ’57, leave with you our sincerest hope that you find Hartley High School the same wonderful place that we always thought it was. CLASS PROPHECY OF 1957 In ten years from no n n e see ----- Chuck Allred — running Clark Gable out of business. Margo Brinkert — just bummin’ around in the slums as a social worker. JoAnn Hesse — going to college - majoring in social life. Phyllis Mohni — putting Larson's of Spencer out of business. Bob beddersen — famous hog caller on Grand Old Oprey. Karlene Kluender — basketball star for the Midget Globetrotters. Barbara Rounds — a bubble dancer at the Moulon Rouge. Mary Lou Westphal — changed her name to Eastphal. Karen Wiese — living in Texas raising little pilots. Thelma Shaefer — a waitress at Ciro’s. Glenda Meyer — married, but Meyer still. Page Nineteen

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— 1957 ORACLE— LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) I, Mary Lou Westphal, will my neatness to Barbara Tschopp, so there is someone who always looks sharp. I, Karlene Kluender, alias Stretch, leave my height to Mavis Ebel because everyone needs someone to look up to. I, Mable Groff, will my cheery smile to Colleen Heetland, so the future seniors may have a bright outlook on their final year in H. H. S. I, Lois Linder, will my ability to get straight “A” averages to Sharon Zahn. I, JoAnn Hesse, will my pestering ability to Marlene Tewes, so the school won't get too dull. I, Larry McCarty, bashfully bequeath my unique ballroom dancing ability to David Lorch and Gary Donnenworth, so the school mixers will always be a success. I, Harlan Heetland, will my safety-edge razor to Bob Reinke, so he can keep his side- burns trim. I, Joe Wille, will my ability to get along with the female population of this institution to Darrel Sampson. I, Glenda Meyer, will my influence with out-of-town men to Joanne Klinker. I, Phyllis Mohni, will my old Profile Bread, my dieting books, my dieting pills and all my experience with diets to Sheryl Moeller. I, 1 helma Shaefer, will my rank and experience in the hot lunch room to Beverly Mor- fitt and Rose Mohr. I, Roger Olhausen, will my football ability to Darrel Strampe and my basketball abil- ity to Jim Strayer. I, Barbara Olhausen, will my membership in the steady club to Jolene Boetel so the membership will reach new highs in '58. I, Denise Dykstra, will my way with men to Delores Perry because I won’t need it any more. I, Marilyn Peterson, leave my shorthand ability to Carole Hoger so Mr. Kelley will have someone to praise next year. I, Betty Speck, will my musical voice to Larry Gathman so he too can croon a tune be- neath the moon. I. Leland Glaser, will my Pepsodent smile and cheery hi” to Roger Westphal so the school can grin and bear it next year. I, Dennis Ewoldt, will my bucket of bolts to Bob Kluender so that he can pursue Hartley’s fair damsels next year. Rage Eighteen

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— 1957 ORACLE— CLASS PROPHECY (Continued) Marlys Gruhn — sitting on the lap of Pierre Dupont - as his secretary of course. Denise Dykstra — Go West, young girl, go West. Marilyn Petersen — appearing at her first debut at Carnegie Hall. Jay Hofmeyer — helping Hesse in her social life (studies?). Harland Cummings — The All-American athlete for 1960. Larry Wills — modeling matching pajamas for men for Catalina. Delmar Brockshus — devoting his time to a minister’s daughter. Larry McCarty — famous debater of nothing in particular and everything in general. Gerald Nissen — prune pusher in a raisin factory. Marlys Klinker — being president of the Tall Women’s League of Arkansas. Marlene Schwien — is it sweet or is it Sauer? Betty Dykstra — taking over Benny Goodman’s band. Harlan Heetland — Huck. two, three, four. Dennis'Ewoldt — big success in New York - errand boy for New York Times. Norman Kroese — spending Mr. DeGraaf’s first million by investing it in the aeronau- tics industry. Leland Glaser — Running the four minute mile in four hours, three minutes and fifty- nine seconds. Gilbert Denny — famous auctioneer with a slow technique. Bob Anderson — president of J. F. Anderson of America. Pat holey — another ring for that certain finger. Roger Olhausen — selling Oley’s margarine. Janna Faye Dodge — a Dodge that owns half-interest in a Studebaker. Mable Groff — teaching home economics to an all bachelor class. Sharon Lux — she hopes she’s not going to Beauty School. Rita Thorne — smiling for Pepsodent - wondering where the yellow went. Joe Wille — working with Art Carney as a subterranian engineer. Betty Speck — Wille or won’t he? That is the question. Lois Linder — teaching music in Plessis. Barbara Olhausen — modeling matching pajamas for women for Catalina. John Noonan — working at Arthur Murray’s as head waltzer. Page Twenty