Prairie City High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Prairie City, IA)

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RUTH ELAINE VAN DUSSELDORP . Elaine CAROLYN VAN HOUWELING. . . B1ondie GLADYS VAN PEURSEM ...... Glady Silence does not indicate lack of wisdom. There are glimpses of Heaven to us in Study, study, all the while. every act, or thought, or work that raises us above ourselves. I, Elaine Van Dusseldorp, will my ability to get along with the boys to Mary Hardenburg. I, Carolyn Van Houweling, will my blonde hair to Patty Warrick. I, Gladys Van Peursem, will my Pella boy to Iudy Buckingham. I, Jerald Van Wyk, will my muscles to Stanley Steenhoek. I, Don Van Wyngarden, will my curly hair to Roy Hardenburgh. I, Iudy Van Zee, will my firey temper to Janice Bos. I, Maxine Williams, will my porch light to Marilyn Iennings. IERALD VAN WYK ...... Geratol A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. DONALD VAN WYNGARDEN .ill Don IUDITH VAN ZEE ......... Zeke MAXINE WILLIAMS. . . . . Edith I-Nothlng ls really work unless you would I am not arguing with you, I am telling Life is one big party. rather be doing something else. YOU-

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History As the doors to P.C. H.S. swung open on August 30, 1954, forty-one Green Freshmen entered to form the largest class in high school. During the year we gained Jim Foreman and Elsie Aldridge and lost Kenny Willis, David Winegar, Dale Betts , Edward Williams, and Leon Redko. At initiation we dressed as famous personalities, took our medicine, and became full-fledged students of P. C. H. S. Mr. Andrews was our sponsor and chaperoned our two class parties. We started our Sophomore year with thirty-seven members and chose Mrs. Mack as our class sponsor. Rosemary Rinehart joined our class , while Iim Foreman dropped out and Elsie Aldridge movod away. Thirty-three students composed our Iunior Class. We lost Ronald Seehausen, Mary Lou Land, Alda Neely, and Phyllis Herweh and gained Ruth Vander Waal. On December 7 and 8 we presented our class play Pootloose , under the direction of Lois Stoner. Mrs. Roorda helped us run the Iunior Concessions Stand at football and basketball games. In this way we raised the money necessary to hold the annual Junior-Senior Banquet on May 17, 1957 , in Des Moines. The theme was Hawaiian, and approximately 85 guests were served. During our Senior year our class consisted of thirty-two mem- bers. We had lost Jean Grimes and Marilyn Aalbers and gained Ken Olson. In typical fashion we initiated the freshmen, put to- gether our Yearbook with the help of Mr. Ingle, presented our class play, and attended a lovely banquet given us by the Juniors. As Baccalaureate and Commencement brought our school days to a close, we looked back over many happy memories. We are rather sad to leave P. C. H.S. behind us but look ahead to the future with great expectation. Buy A-C finer Ice Cream JASPER COUNTY SAVINGS BANK There is a truck in your Neighborhood Newton, Iowa A-C Products are made up to a Since 1869 Standard not down to a price. I Xa., w J 39 . ,N Uk IZ N :H ' gui.. . az 1 --t r-. V rms? Y , .r 4' r 'E' B 'fb mi S MR ills' ' . 1. Q51 5 gli 13