Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

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'IW' Senlnrs PHYLLIS DAVIS Prmcrple IS ever my motto DELBERT DERRY Ncbody hkes hte hke I do HUGH DOLCH Man of deeds not words MARY ELLEN EHLERS Gcd Bless the boys I love them all ELAINE ELLIOTT Charmlnq and pollte to every one a true dehqht NAOMI ENARSON Ill speak ln a monstrous lrttle vorce VERA FOSTER We QIVS to necess1ty the prarse vrrtue PEGGY GAINES At my fmqers ends IS my type wn r PEARL GEARHEART A H S s Glamor Glrl LOIS GEIGER Silence more muslcal than any song NEVA GIBSON Truth IS w1th1n ourselves RUTH GLADSON Marks not men have always been my arm NORMA GOETTSCH Varlety IS the mother of er' Jcym nt HAROLD HELLMAN Im not 1n the roll of common men GEORGIA PAYE HENDRICKS As xnnocent as rewlald egg? BETTY LOU HERBERT She IS w1se she IS wrtty she S rn love what a prty LEROY HIGGEN Never l t your SlUd1GS lnterfere Wllh your educatlon BETTY IEAN HOEGH Bes1des her Clothes there IS nothmq more beautlful than her halr BARBARA HOVER Really and truly Ive 1'1Oll'1l!'1G to wear' I of I .- I I H . . . H 'f' Sf- 3 - I H H . , . I ,, .y '- ,V I l I fy 1. - . ja , ..,, I H . . A ' ' . H I Q I ,II . . ' ' . 11 ! I I ,. , . . of . H I H . . . 7 - . .1 te . In , . H I I. . . II I u I 1, . . . H I u r 'T ' I I ' ' n ll 4 I . - If 4 I ,. . . . ,- . I, I S . I .. . . - . H I ,, . P . H I ' I H . . - , - , , V , , , I, , . , ., . . ' C . o . . H I H . . - I . , . H I ,. V . - I , H

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r .sf ,I X ' ss 44' Seniors MARY ALBERT: Sometimes sober, sometimes gay, never intruding in anyones way. ARLO ANDERSON: His kind is hard to find. DALE ANDERSON: Then there's a genius. FRANCES BAILEY: Another martyr to education. IACKIE BEECH: Her life is like a snowflake, leaves a mark, but not a stain. IEANNE BIGELOW: l'm just a little prairie flower, growing Wilder every hour. MARGARET BISHOP: A quiet tongue shows a busy mind. MARIE BISHOP: If work is not talent it is next best substitute for it IEAN BROWN Love IS cne fool thing after another cmd I I el so foolish ORAL BROWN Where s Coddxe7 HARRIET BURNHAM The s cret of happiness 1S not in doing what one likes but in l1k1ng what one has to do EVERETT CAMPBELL Knowledge c mes but wisdom lingers HELEN CARROLL An exc llent mixture of snap scrap and pep MARCIA CHINITZ Early bird catch s the worm but why d es the worm get up so early? IANICE CLITHERO Her tongue runs hke an Bday clock but her smile never runs down MARGARET CODLIN lrn satisfied with myself V- hy w rry'9 IAYNEE COUSINS All 'nusical p ople seem to happy LAVENIA COX An ounce of silence IS better than a pound f explanation BETTY LOU CRANSTON A bdndl of energy and self confid n e GRETCHEN DAU HENBAUGH We boll at different degrees

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S74 Ears Seniors IAMES HOWELL: Mel Little! Well so was Nopo- leon. ALFRED IANSS: 'I om slow with Study. PAUL IEPPESEN: Exceedinqly well rectd. DIFK IOI-INSON: ' A mon of wods ond oction. PHYLLIS IOI-INSON Noture hos qtven us two ecxr u only one mouth Dorn 1t ' FRANK IONES Men of few w rds ore the best men RONALD IONES Im qettmq to be CI blq boy now HAROLD KEES I om o mon of few words EDWARD KELLY Beware I moy do scm thmq sen sotronol y tl' DELORES KENNEDY She hos o Versotlle mtnd IUNIOR KLUEVER Open thot wmdow I wont to hrow out my chest IENNIE KNEE Gentle of spe ch benef1c1ent ol rnmd IVIARIORIE KNOP S1lence IS sweeter than speech IUNIOR LANE Why cont they oll b contented Irke me? RICHARD LANG There IS no prlnce nor prelote I envy no not cn I' GLADYS LARSEN From her sholl come the perfect o honor TED LARSEN They soy the oqe of mlrocles ore post but I GRADUATEDI PEGGY LUCE Who d ever dr om she hod CI temp r'P Ask Ronold Ionesl MINNIE MADSEN Gee' I w1sh 1t would snow fellows' DARLENE MAYBERRY Ill owe the world ct treo' one of these dcrys'