Bayard High School - Red Arrow Yearbook (Bayard, IA)

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We were ow nearing the end of one phase of our entence, the first nine years were almo t over Je never gained anyone th1s year but lost Violet Pierce, La Verne Cameron, and Lynn Monthe M1ss lnita Jane Watkins was in charge of this group thi wear After the fl st nine years of the ente c h pa sed we were verv hanpy to d1scover that we were eoing to be moved u St31TS which was truly an honor We discovered, though, there ere some who were t ble to stay with u Me lost Delmar C11 perton, Lois Gehllnv, no a Davld very, hella h1cVey, Kathy Mo lan, Billy Caraher, and red ChT1St9US6H but g ined Louis Craflev and Dorls Schoon Mr Fred Ta and Nr Fran'lin we e in charge of Us this year The next year we lost Qhirlev Nailes and gained Kat v Mo lan back Mrs Leland Long was our advisor for this year We wer nearing the end of Mrs Kennedy was the warden who us this year We gained K lene Jim left us before the year was our sentence much to our delight had the big job of watching over Calder and Jim Nozena, however We made it at last' Our thirteen year enterce had come to an end Before we left though, Gene Ueglin and Delores Jensen came help us finish up the term We can thank Mr Robert Juhl for our success in this last vear There were man high llghts in our last year which everyone of us will remember Signing off f v J N4d3di4J lor 3 9 f 3 N ,,fQ4,f,Lgf Laf,-, .f -'-- AUTOGRAPHS mxwzfnmn gi Sgwweywardwflz WVVLMJJMMVJWAWW nw! ff ff who? Q F W' W, y 7, WH A QM, fill! n -, L f . Y ' y . O ' - . 1. ' , A - U . s J . . 'r , Q n e ad s , . J ' . , . 4 n ' A I , W . w , . r , J 0 ,' . O ' Ii , 'L ' , Q' X . V Q . 7 ' , 3 v., ' . . , l y A f W. - 0 is A C , , , Y 31 1' o o K' , , '. 9 U . . . f . iff' , A up. . S 1 o . u f to h O A Q , I I 'fl fx '- . ir 1 - .,, 1 , al-Ad f ,- 5 l K px I , of f E , . ag? . . A, 6 67fHJ9 ,I E' 1 M as lfffixg OWMX ww C22

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Class History This is Sergeant Friday reporting on the case of the class of 1955 It was a warm sunny day in August in l9h2 when Q7 little outlaws were brought into custody of Mrs Edward Anderson to start on their 13 year sentence in this institution Their names are as follows Rlchard Appenzeller, Jeanette Bride son, Billy Caraher, Freddie Christensen, Crystal Cradick, Tommy Crois Jerry Dillavou, Mary Katherine Gilley, Kay Falligan, Sheila Hlckey, Carl Hoit, Gene Kraft, Jenith Marchant, Joyce Miller, Blaine Moylan, Kathleen Moylan, Eugene Phelps, Ralph Phelps, Thelma Phelps, Violet Pierce, William Raymond, Geraldine Richie, Janet Rae Rosenbladt, Mary Jane Stroud, Larry Theulan, Evelyn Nickel, and Peggy Hartman Shirley Brannan, Rosemary Blanchard, and Marilyn Vanden Brink were sentenced January, l9N3, to serve their term w1th u Those paroled were Crystal Cradick, Gene Kraft, Geraldine Richie, Larry Theulan, Peggy Hartman, and Rosemary Blanchard By the time we had served one year of our sentence we had gained four more They were Marlene Fagen, Parris Hoyt, Jon Patrick, and Phyllis Vaughan Three were on good behavior and received their parole They were Kay Falligan, Mary Katherine Gilley, and Evelyn Nickel Our wa den for this year was still Mrs Fdward Anderson By the time we were ready to start the second year of the thir teen year sentence we were in the care of another person, Miss Fhrhardt vhirley Wailes and Mary Kathe ine Gilley came to join us in serving our sentence, thus making twenty two in our group At the beglnning of the third year we gained 5 more little outlaws They were Bobby Anderson, La Verne Cameron, Dale Coon, Duane Manor, and D vid Warren There were five who gained thelr parole They were Richard Apenzeller, Mary Katherine Gilley, Jozce Miller, Jon Patrlck, and David Warren Mrs Williams was our warden for this year The fourth year surelv must have been nuite 1 yegr as Seven more were brought ln to tart serving the1r sentence with us They were Eldon Powey, Philip Miller, Jim Vaughan, Walter Pohl, Richard Nhite, and Shirley Stratton Our warden for this year was Miss Fthel Bower Boozell, James Rockwell, Arthella Ohm, Jerry Holliday, Marcella Magoon, Barbara Compton, Nell Br an, and Lynn Monthei with us in our cell Mrs Frances Schreck was our new warden for thls year During the fear five more received their parole They were Blaine Movlan, James Rockwell, hfrlev Stratton, Jeanette Bri'eson, and Vincent Boozell There were now thirty one ln our group The sivth year founo us under the vu1d1nce of still another new warden, Miss Marie Betts No one seemed to be on very good behavior as no one received parole Four more were sentenced to spend their time with us though They were Dav1d very, Lois Gehling, Audrie Permanson, and Eddie Feenev de found Mrs Beatrlce Gripp as our new warden for the seventh year Delmar Clipperton, Shirley Stratton end Dennis McCool joined us but we lost Jenith Marchant and Shirle Stratton during the vear We now had thirt s1x le t to inish up their sentence 6 ' 0 I . 1 ' s. - ,. F. C r A 0 O . . C a 1 A 0 F u A v A When we counted noses in the fifth grade, we found Vincent A I ' l 1,7 . Y I Y Q .. ,'- l , 1 - , 4. - G . :Y . ' O ' , g . . ' A Y , ' T y- ' Cf T V . A

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emor Prophery It is nov 1965 Ten years have passed since ve graduated from the Bayard institution Times have changed and me ar row living in th modern future Ne will never forget the past but that is over so let us look into the lives of our 1955 graduates It's an ordinary day in the year of 1965 Jet planes are zooming in the sky and the new air cars are taking off from everywhere It's a dif ferent day in the little town named Bayard, however A rocket ship to the moon is taking off at 9 OO a m I, Doris Schoon, a school teacher am about to embark upon this trip, so I am better able to explain the wonders of space travel to my students As I approached the ticket office I was very much surprised to se Arthella Ohm as the ticket agent I doubt very much that the Airlines school in Omaha ever dreamed they'd have one of their graduates selling tickets to the moon Guess I better hop aboard Nhy look who's driving the ship, none other then Jim Vaughan I alvays knew he was a great one for speed At last I am seeing the inside of this rocket ship I heard that it was designed by Jerry Holliday His engineering must have paid off well, I've seen the contraption nom Guess I'll sit down some place Oh, there's an empty seat in the back' Looks like I'm the first to board these large seats I couldn't see him He was sleeping as usual but I finally woke him, and we talked He had no Job, and took this trip to say that he had bought the first ticket to the moon As we sat there, in came two farmers I could hardly recognize them under the beards, dirt, and unfamiliar overhalls They turned out to be Louis Crawley and walt Pohl Guess they're big farmers in the hills of Guthrie county By this time I was getting anxious to have some women arrive Now, who's that coming in the door why none other then Mrs Stanley Bass, the former Mary Jane Stroud I thought it rather funny for her to go on this trip, but she said she was doing it for Stanley He wants to rebuild his Ford car into a rocket ship He couldn't go today so he sent Mary By this time two other women had arrived Yes, none other then the famous T V singer, Marilyn VandenBr1nk, her married name being Mrs Jerry Ibach Nith her was the famous piano player Liberace Moylan, or as we knew her, Kathy Moylan Their reason for such a trip was for publlcty Look who just got on' Some farmers from Greene county, Jerry Dillavou and Eddie Feeney They're really dressed up too Must be doing better then those Guthrie county farmers Now vho's that filling up the gas tank Why of course Gene Heglin It's taking all of 500 gallons of gas to fill this thing up Nonder if that's enough? Hey, who's that doing all the talking Missed her somewhere Oh, yes I see now, 1t's Arline Calder Guess she's a traveling sales woman She surely has the gift of gab for it Can't imagine how she sneaked on here without me hearing her who's that sitting with her? Oh, yes Mrs Keith Allen, formerly Shirley Brannan Can't imagine her leaving her six children at home with a baby sitter well, look who we have here, Philip Miller now band teacher of the Bayard school He even brought his horn along Guess 1t's to entertain us?? Now here's a fellow I couldn't miss Tom Crosier Guess he's now a professional basketball player He really must have come up in the world of basketball since his high school days It couldn't be, but it is, Marlene Hagen and Audrie Hermanson. Really a surprise to see them. Last time I heard theywerenusslonarles in Africa They were always adventurous, but I d1dn't think they'd travel all the way back here just for this trip. I I U .. ' e'. , e M ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 0 ' , 1 . A 9 . I 1 A l V , . Why here's someone after all, Nell Bryan. He always was short, and in 7 ' I J ' Y , 0 .1 n - 0 , o I . . . , Y . J ,a 1 ' I 0 I , .