Aplington Community School - Panther Yearbook (Aplington, IA)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING Jake Mehmen, Woodrow Schuck, Henry Jungling. SEATED I G Harken, Secretary, G. B. Eckles, D. G. Keoppel, Superintendent, M A Woodcock, President, Abe Voogd, Treasurer. SUPERINTENDENT Class of 1957: You have spent the past four years in the factory of Aplington High School and you are now ready for the highway of life as a 1957 model. The highway ahead is full of CURVES iCare1essness, Uncharitableness, Reck- lessness, Vices, Errors,and Selfishnessl which must be met with caution in obsenn ing the rights of others. The factory crew extends its best Yishes for success in your drive through ife.

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AIIMINISTHATIUN ----7-- N A1.1N Q ' FROM THE DESIGNERS

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FACULTY NORMA ABBAS BQAQ, Io SO To Cl Homemaking R. C. BASKINS B.A., Wartburg, Upper Iowa Band WILLIAM A. H ODERICK B.A., I. S. T. C. Science Social Science, Girls' Coach JANET DAMM Wartburg College Vocal Music MABEL HARKEN B.A., BQAO, I0 Sl Tl C0 Social Science, English VERNON HERWIG B.S., Iowa State College Agriculture WILLIS L. JOHNSON B.A., Nebraska S. T. C. I. Arts, Mathematics, Boys' Coach SYLVIA MARTIN QNot pictured, Iowa State Teachers College Algebra, 7th and 8th Math MILDRED MICHENER M.S., Drake University English, Dramatics PRINCIPAL To The Students: It's the performance that counts! On the highway or in the schoolroom, the sleek, external appearance rated high,it is true. But of far deeper consequence is the actual performance of the automo- bile--or the performance of the high school student. TOP PERFORMANCE should be our goal! Some say that the car of the future may have its speed and steering automa- tically controlled by electronic devices Perhaps there will be better ways of di- rection extended to human life too. Until such day arrives, 1957 goals and values should be of the highest quality. a1Z,2,,721. rdf' 1 K