Birmingham High School - Eagles Yearbook (Birmingham, IA)

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MOTT O Life Owes Us Lifflep We Owe lf Everything Doyle Bishop. . Laverne Love. . Sharon Huismon. . Mildred Phillips. . . CLASS COLORS Orchid ond Gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS OFFICERS - .ann-.noon -. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Supe rintendenf Sen. Class Sponsor 7 F. L. Pi ckord

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614.44 Will I, Laverne Love, will my ability to talk in the assembly to Larry Bogle, if he promises not to talk over three minutes. l, William Boley, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to Larry Leyden if he oromises to argue with at least two everyday. I, lena Hootman, will my ability to foul in basketball games to Mary Alice Ramsey providing she d0esn't foul out in every game. I, Janet Loeffler, will my ability to get an engagement ring to Wanda Deuser, providing she promises not to step out on him more than six times a week. I, Bob Smith, will my ability to get black eyes to Gerald Nelson if he promises to get three a day. I, Evelyn Carter, will my desk in the assembly to Rosalie Moore so she won't have to move back but one seat when she gets to be a senior. l, Mildred Phillips, will my ability to make 20 errors in ten minute timed writings to Mary Ramsey 'aro- viding she tries to do better. I, Dean Hall, will my ability to get kicked out of class to Marlene Oosthoek providing she won't get kicked out more than twice a week. I, Gerald Tedrow, will my ability to argue with Mrs. Snider to Carolyn Love oroviding she doesn't argue all period. l, Doyle Bishoo, will my ability to sleep in class to Ronald Williams if no one will wake him up. I, Donna Brooks, will my ability to change my name during the senior year to Donna Bishop if she pro- mises not to change it more than once. I, Sharon Huisman, will my ability to work in the kitchen to Beverly Kracht as long as she promises not to scrub the pans too hard. I, Paul Kisling, will my ability to study to Dale Kerr if he promises not to study more than an hour each day. ZJMQL vllbdll A 'J '0'w Vi Hoff ,Lvl-dog.. 0121 7'7'4'4'H V baba' vw fb Bran 4Mzf..f2ffsw Am ggfifir' 6

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glass lfistozy On August 30, l95l , at a few minutes before 9:00 A. M. , seventeen shy freshmen sat in the seats along the north side of the Birmingham High School. It was not long until initiation was over and we found out what high school had in store for us. During the school year we lost Shirley Weaver, Dustin Silvers, and Donald Turner. Gerald Tedrow came to ioin our class and we then numbered fifteen. Having braved the storms of the year as The Green Freshmen , we came back to our second year of high school. We had l5 in our class. Then we lost Harold Wright, leaving I4 sophomores. In the fall of '53, we once again climbed those long stairs, this time very happy be- cause we were no longer called The Lower Classmen . Gene Ruble didn 't come back for our junior year, this left us l3 members. On August 30, 1954, the old schoolbell tolled us back to finish our last year of high- school days. We did have I2 in our class. Donna Oosthoek went to South Dakota but she came back the last of the year which made us l3 again. With sad, yet happy hearts, we leave B. H. S., the friends, and teachers whom we have known so well. With a class of 6 girls and 7 boys we graduate in this year of '55 from Birmingham High School. Bw- 1f4tjN0..,15 DONNA OOSTHEOK-BROOKS Plays ...... . , . 2,3,4 Glee Club. . . . . .l,2,3,4 Class Officer. . . , . , , .2 8