Britt High School - Eagle Yearbook (Britt, IA)

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N.-f The Hancock County Tournament held in Klemme was a very exfiting one Britt and Klemme reached the finals, with Klemne winnin the m b tw S Sl 0 Y o p 1nts g3:9tSft:1:D Brigt girls had a tough time keeping the little Klemme boys ouiet crow w ich w s there then girls were fortunate to Hnd as good as Seats, even though rear such small boys The Secti nal Tournament was held at Forest City thls year Britt's fxrst opponent was Tltonka We were eliminated from this tournament wh n Titonke defeated us by a score of AO 30 The inter class meets were held again this year and, of course, the Seniors won In the first round the Senior beat the Sophmores, and the Juniors beet the Freshmen The Freshman were tzken by the Sophmores and the Juniors were beaten by the Seniors That left the Seniors as champions and the Sophmores coming in second ion of Ur Crockett, Vocational Agriculture Teacher is composed of thirty nine members The two classes involved are Farm Shop and Farm lanagpment The boys are making farm equlpment to be sold to farmers as a means of rsising funds for the club This year, l vls and Thelna were chosen to serve as the nucleus of the Cheer Leaders being x members last year Two new leaders, Lois Galloway and Jalene Smith from the 12 who tried out at the Belmond football game The Hot lunch System has been set up in our school This is quite a help to the farm children who have been bringing their lunches to school The Juniors and Seniors are looking forward to their lay breakfast held on lay 22 in the Home Economics Department The Seniors serve the Juniors at this time Baccalaureate will be lay 18 this year This is the first step leading 'To the finish yet the beginning for the Seniors going out into the world The big night for we Seniors is Commencement which is on May 22 They will receive their diplomas and all will be congratulated Wonder how many wet eyes will be seen that night Ah !Yes Skip Day. This is the day. This year there will be a group of cars going to Ames for Veishee. we are going on Friday, May 16, which is called High School Day. All of us are looking forward to that day because it is the last time everyone will be together. The F.F. A., a new organization formed by a group of boys under instruct- , H . O . ll! m O

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Chicago, Illinois welcoles our visit next. Bare Keith Packrrd, dressed in fl-shy pl-ids, greets us with tickets to the big opening of Spike Jones and His City Sllokers, in which Keith plays flrst trolbom. The suner sesslon opens soon in cbllllbll University of Ohio, so Professor Lerrllt will have to bid leave to take up his duties thre- hry Rose ill is on her own now, playing the part of 'Ros1e, the Riveter' in the Paper Clip Con- . struction Plant in Cincinnati. lyla Peterson mst get back to his llportant job as head of the C.I.0., where he beat John L. Lewis in the 1950 election by a ljorlty vote. His head office ls at Pittsburgh. lext stop is Albany. lnllera lllllals Silt get be ck to her busy life with her truck-driver, Dickie, their half-dozen off-springs, and get that house back to normal. F1-ASH! lew York Tflll reports Gaila Baker arriving. She ls the featured slngl' of the Phllhrlonlc Sylphony Bob ledved Ge1la'a lusband, is still working his way up in tb mslc hll D ls now jnltor PPI tb wsic hll we journey on down town to tb Pours lodallng Agency Beverly Bensm has re ceived so leny offers for modeling that Silly Hansen, her stand ln, has accepted IOX of the responslblllty lext we stop at the Art Gallery in Philadelphia where Oladys 'Dappe ls head artist lhlle we are here, Gladys shows us sole of her greet paintings laahington, next fllgzt atop, finds Jack Thornbury running for President of the United States Jack should be successful, considering the experience he had as President of our class Eloise Knapper ls left at Rlcflond, Virginia, where she has lads her hole,aftsr lnberltlng such a vast sul of loney After inventing a frerkle vanishing creal. Bonnie l-llscocks and her blond husband have gone to Plorld to enjoy the sunshine there wlthfet hsvlng to worry about freckles At this tlla we have to stop at Atlanta, Georgia long enough to let lsry Jane Davis off Sze will ilmedlatel, board the Gulf Clipper to go on duty as the Bllllhs stewardess Although we are now ln hilly territory, we manage to mr-ke a three point landing Hlgdon gets off here to go tn k to his mlsslonary work Stopping rt St Louis next, we leave Thelma Bo ghton. who ln there working as a while her dark and handsome h bby works as n instru tor in the Army Air Corp llrs Ro kernan, nee Gladys Redenlus, will be dropped ff' here et Dalles Tev s lare husband who ls ln the oll lndustry Stlllaeter, Kansas IOICOIII our next stop Dennle Holvorson has to get back to QS X X 1 ln the Ozarks Jil part till nurse. to join her lilllon his railway business He ls still working in small bran h offices, but plans to resfh n higher posltlon soon Edith Holrk, a busy housewife, lust hurry back to her fallly It will soon be tile to harvest that wheat here in Oeorgevllle, South Dakota Our wild we tern cowboy, Donald Kahlstorf, IUBQ parachute out and l nd at his Ol Bow Rsnch Those tan gallon hats he wears have no trouble, whatsoever, staying on his head EXTRA! The Senior Class leaves Jeane'te Johrs at Reno, where she will divorce har third husband hr plans now are to settle down with that cute produce statlan owmr Here ln levada we also leave Marian Henan who wishes tht we all stop at her husband's galbling spot for a little fun California, here we cole! Our first passenger to leave off here ls Clarence Trafford Frankie, the second -who lust get right back to his radio propel, soon to be starting at Oakland Then we journey across the bay to San Pranslsco, where Beverly Scott features her own designs of dre mas ln an exquisite shop Harlan Everett, a hair dresser gets off here too Ihr shop ls just across the street frol Bev' flying on to Hollywood Dick ledved, the academy-award winner of 1956, is starting on his new plct ure 'Ooh la le . considered to be one of the big hits of the year The plane ls getting lop sided in the bark end, so we must let Dorothy Be-nn our heavyweight, off so she can get back to Ringling Bros Cirrus ln Sprlngbucket, Idaho She is the featured star. weighing 1533 pounds and lb 5116 ounsss Duel Baaln gets off here at Baton Ridge, lontsm where she is greeted by har cute blond husband and her chubby little twins Stopping next at Des lolnas we leave Irene Lorenz. where she must hurry back to her work as els vator girl in the Jumping Be'n Department Store And, last but not least, Ruth Poster, a nurse, gets off at Iowa City She has shouldered the big responsibility of dellverxng her classmates to their v-rxcus abodes fuses .av K Shi? 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