Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

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'49 Graduates Senior High School Marshalltown Iowa Dear fellow students, It has been a long, hard struggle for the past realize what unforgettable and exciting events have taken place in our dear old golden rule days. Senior Class Officers tleft to rightl: Dolores Thompson, secretary- treasurcrg Tom Evans. president: Mary Lou Kunkel, vice-president. Glancing back for a moment we see each one of us starting to kindergarten. The next six years were spent in grade school. Then,kbefore we knew it, Break the Ice day had come and we went to survey the big junior high building where we were to spend the next two years. Wlien we were freshmen we elected Audrey Robb and Bill Burnett co-presidents of our school. In the fall of '46 came the day we had anxiously been awaiting, the day we were to enter senior high. Being a sophomore was so different and new-our first Bobcat football game, the M.H.S. marching band, those real lockers, big assemblies and that first summons. It was a wonderful year despite the fact that the seniors never let us forget for a moment that we were green sophsf' Under the direction of our junior class officers, Emory Eichorn, president, and Harold McGehee, secretary-treasurer, we sold tickets to the spring play, Merton of the Movies, to sponsor the Junior- Senior Prom. Much too soon it came! We were starting the last and thirteenth year. We elected Tom Evans, Mary Lou Kunkel and Dolores Thompson as our class officers. Not until we were being measured for caps and gowns did we stop to realize how the year had flown bykgetting into the groove after enrollment, homecoming festivities, those thrilling crisp nights at football games, the fall play, The Wliole Town's Talking, the G.Y. Snow Ball, wearing our flashy class rings, the Sweetheart Swirl, cheering our basketball team as they tied for first in the C.I.C., the spring play, One Foot In Heaven, music festivals, Hi-Y formal, breathless track meets, the prom and many other exciting events. Witli a heavy heart we bade farewell to M.H.S. but we will keep all the unforgettable memories it brought us. THE SIZNIORS or '49 l20l thirteen years, but now that we are leaving we

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lMl Glenn Wxllter Abernathy Wzlrren Dean Allen Sylvia Marie Ankrum james C. Bacino George A. Baker Audrey Elaine Hill Barker Phyllis Ann Beckham Bernice Marie Bentla Robert Stanley Benson Ricliartl Antlrew Allen jo Ann Ruth Anderson Ronda Leone Bagnall Richard Franklin Banzhaf Barbara jean Becvar Phyllis Yvonne Benson