Aplington Community School - Panther Yearbook (Aplington, IA)

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

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I751 PANTHER THE PAST THIRTEEN YEARS HAVE BROUGHT TREM NDOUS CHANGES IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY. THOSE SAME YEARS HAVE BROUGHT VAST DIFFERENCES IN THE LIVES OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957. WE HAVE STRUGGLED THROUGH INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD, AND WE ARE NOW ALMOST ADULTS. WE HOPE THAT OUR MODELS OF 1957 WILL BE JUST AS ATTRACTIVE AND USEFUL AS THOSE IN THE CAR FIELD. WE'D LIKE YOU TO JOIN US ON THE HIGHWAYS OF APLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL. WILL YOU GIVE US YOUR ATTENTION WHILE YOU NOTE OUR PROGRESS FROM THE DESIGNERS-- TO THE DRAFTSMEN-- TO THE ASSEMBLY LINE-- T0 THE TEST FIELD-- TO TH CAR TRANSPORT-- TO THE SHOW ROOM-- TO YOU.

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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.