Brooklyn High School - Echoes (Brooklyn, IA)

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6 9 We e e Ve e We advlse adv1se advrse advlse advlse advrse advrse advlse adv1se ADVICE TO SENIORS Jerry Krregel to go to Churchxll Downs and become a Jockey Nancy Zlka to trade 1n her used leopard skm for a new bear skm W1ll1am Rhmehart to trade ln hrs Chevy for a horse so he can get to Work on tlme Joyce Montgomery not to go to Omaha or Daryl may say Kansas C1ty Kansas Crty here I come Joan Doty to make Marv up and pop the questlon Loretta Herbrandt to become a chlropractor and gxve R G rub downs Shrrley Boyd to get out and see the world She wnl never see anythmg under her plllow Daryl Brenxman to come back next year so he can tell more stones ln agrxculture class Sondra Foster to settle down fast and start dlpplflg 1ce -cream cones Thats no advxce thats what she lS domg nowll advlse Joan Krumm to declde whether she 15 engaged goxng steady or just lookmg At least we advrse her to fmd a closer Pugh. advlse ads 1se advlse advlse advlse advx e advxse advlse advlse adv1s Mar1lyn Rhmehart to become presxdent to the present Crather than the futurel Homemakers of Amerlca Tom VanErsx elde to have a shotgun wedd1ng CMaybe youll have a chance Bob Toney to get away from Brooklyn Go to college and become a man wrth some authorlty John Lawson to go to Mexlco and Joln the rest of the Panchos Jan Dale to bu1ld a super hlghway from Slmpson to Ottumwa Your brother could make use of lt too Bonme Snorkel to get a Shaffer Jun K1es to get a glrl 1n every port from now on tHes gomg to SCPVICEJ Gary Norrls to estabhsh hrs own ha1r wavmg salon Sandra McKeag to 1gno1e the snarls and come out of her shell No one wxll b1te ' Marvln Doty to open up a gas statxon and beeome another Shxfty Roudabush. have no adv1se for Wllly Butler because he doesnt need any advlse advxse advlse advlse advlse advlse advlse advlse Marvm Foster to leave the plctures rn the locker room for the Juruor boys Jlm Newman to move to Wllhamsburg Edna Rhodes not to go home wlth Jerry DeV1lder after skatmg partles Paul Jones to 3o1n the Navy and be a Wave One Bllko IS enough ln the Army Alvln Krlegel to Jom Davxd Sevllle and be another chlpmunk MarJor1e Bauman to become prlvate secretary of Perry Mason Wouldnt lt be fun to s1t on hls knees? Earl Carpenter to settle down and qult wormm around the glrl that marrxes Kexth Squlers to stay at least 100 feet away be ause mf he throws dlshes l1ke he throws the drscus she vxont have a chance adv1se Karen Kmrby to lock the gate That way Jxm K1es and company wont tear up the yard when borrowmg furmture advxse Mary Rextzler to move to the reservatlon because xt IS -closer to Tama advrse Robert Graham to put a rhlne around lus heart advlse Judy Manatt to buy a whxte organdy dress That way she can really show off that beaut1ful new red slap We ' ' ' ' . We . . . . ' . . We . . . . . . . . We '- A 'f ' , ' , We ' ' ' . We A J r . - ' ' 1 -:xx We .H . . . . ' We ' ' ' ' . ' ' , A ' ' We ' ' ' , ' , ' ' . , ' We ' ' ' . ' ' , We ' ' . ' - . We ' . ' ' , W . . . . N I We ' ' ' ' - ' , We 's ' . Vv'e ' ' '. ' ' . ' ' ' . We , . . . . . Q We ' l ' ' . ' ' We . 9 . y . ay , . , A We ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . We ' ' ' ' . We ' ' ' A ' ' . J , . . . W . , . . . - We . . . W . . . , . . C . . . We A ' . ' ' ' l 1 ' We , . X. . . ' We ' ' A .

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Senior Class Wx!! MarJor1e Bauman will my driving ability to Beverly Boyd Shirley Boyd will some of my time at home to Nancy Michael Daryl Breniman will my neighbor Nancy Z1ka to anybody that can catch her Willis Butler will my football pos1t10n to Danny Griffith. Earl Carpenter will my smoke tunnel to Dick Fraker so he wont have to spend so much money on cigarettes Jan Dale will loan anybody my car that will date my little sister Joan Doty will my mischieviousness to Mary Ann Arens and my basketball ability to Marilyn Roudabush Marvin Doty will my mischieviousness to Clarlon Verspille and my ability to get kicked out of bookkeeping class to the bookkeepers of next year Sondra Foster will my ability to get along with the teachers to Kay Carpenter 'Vlarvm Foster will my good grades to Jerry Wilcox Robert Graham will my position on defensive line next year to Clarion Verspille Loretta Herbrandt will my wild ways to Nancy Michael Paul Jones will my Ford to Miss McCord so she wont have to drive the Mayflower on dry land Jim Kies will my ability to get Fs to Dad Goodrich Karen Kirby will my ability to sew to Judy Miles Alvin Kriegel will my intelligence to my brother Raymond Joan Krumm, will my ability to go out with younger boys to anyone who wants them John Lawson will my old silver opener to Don Rhodes He is coming along fast Judith Manatt will my ability to get along with John Force to the Jumor girls Sandra Ml.,Keag will my shyness to my brother Tlger Joyce Montgomery will be a good girl m Omaha and promise to write Daryl three time a week if not more Jim Newman will the back seat of my car to .Fred Mullen Gary Norris will my fairy express to Larry Foster Mary Reitzler will hope next years news editor will have better luck at gettlng the news in on time Marilyn Rhinehart will my sense of humor to Carolyn Krumm. William Rhmehart will my ability to make first team baseball to my brother George Edna Rhodes will my ability to get along with Mrs Eyestone to Margaret Little Bonnie Shaffer vsill my ability to Join the Diamond Club to Carol Kriegefl Keith Squiers will my curly hair to Dad Goodrich Robert Toney will my musical ability to Laurel Weaver Tommy VanErsvelde will my neighbor Donna H to John Force Nancy Zika will my height to Marilyn Meyer We the Senior Class of 59 will our ntellxgence good looks, talents abilities and general excellence to the backward uneducated class of 1960 . . I, . . , .W . . V . . I I, . ' I . . . U I, ' , ' l ' , ' , . I, . . I . Q . . . . L y . . I , . ' L , . . , . i L , . . . . A y . . . . I, . 1 . . . . p . . , . . . . I, , ' ' ' ' '. I, L . I , . A I, Y . . . . . . . I L v . . . I I I, v . , A , . . I, ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' . L . , . . . V . ' L . . y . . . y I I, Jerry Kriegel, will my ability to make out to my brother Jim. I, V . . . . l L Y . . u . . t L . , .p .. . . . I I, , ' ' . I, V y . . . 1 V . . A . Y . . I, ' . , ' ' . I, . y . . . I, . v . , . . v L . . i L . . y . I, . , . 1 . . . . i I, Y . p . . . ' L . t L , , Y. . . . . . . I L . . y . . . ' I, l . . . . 1 I, , ' ' , . . I, . , . . . .

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8 6 6 6 G 9 E 6 6 B 8 C 6 8 e We advise adv1se adv1se adV1S6 adv1se adv1se adx 1Se adv1se adv1se adV1SE ADVICE TO IUNIORS L1nda Akery and Jerry DeV1lder to get together Mary Ann Arens to watch out for Jerry Kr1egle Delores Bartachek to keep trymg you m1ght catch one of t.hose Plamesman Beverly Boyd to wear l1p stxck that way maybe you can catch a boy Larry Branman to gxve up h1s cowboy boots and horse theres more room 1n the back seat Donald Bren1man not to lose we1ght because .he ll never w1n another champ1onsh1p Darw1n Bush to leave h1s l1ttle sxster at home and to fmd hunself a glrl fnend Karen Carnuchael to put a blonde rmse 1n her hall because Gary prefers blondes Kay Carpenter to keep playmg hard to get Tom Collum to get 1n ear11er next year after the banquet your snormg 1s very d1sturb1ng 1n the study hall adv1se Dale Cook to get marrxed as he would make some one a perfect w1fe sweep sweep adv1 e 8dVlS6 adv1se adv1se adv1se adV1S9 adv1se adV1Se adv1se adV1S6 adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se 3dV1S8 adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se adv1se Yvonne DeV1lder to take a few lessons from her cousm Jerry Marlene Doty to go to Ill1no1s Wlth Mrs Ransom thmgs won t be the same around here next year Ed E1chhorn to pohsh h1s nose 1ts becommg a slckenmg brown Arlen Faas to become a Beatmc Charles Gate to get a smaller nose so he can see around rt Larry Goodmoh to gxve up track and Jom the baseball team, Davld Hall to wear h1s pants l1ke A1len Faas Betty He1shman to start datmg to see 1f she IS as fast wlth men as she IS wlth a penc1l P.h1l He1shman to keep h1S eye on a certam freshman next year James Henry to Jo1n the c1rcus the need -c1rcus wagons B111 Kann to get a Volks Wagon Carol Kr1egel to leave other gxrls boyfrxends alone Elza McClenat.han to keefp h1s qu1et shy ways that way you 'wont need any advxce Jack Means to take It easy 1t mxght Krumm ble Nancy Mxchael to go work for Col11ns Radxo 1n Cedar Rap1ds They need another wmd tunnel Denn1s M1les to keep trymg theres hope Fred Mullen to get lumself a car JIID wont always be around Gary Newton to look ahve the buzzards are commg B111 Pecher to go to Hollywood and get a Job as a pxgmy Lo1s Rlhmehart to keep her long pony tall 1ts an mterestmg sw1tch Don Rhodes to rema1n fa1tlhful to Karen D D1ck R.1chman to wr1te a bodk on the act of park1ng wxth the preacher's kxd Bob Roudabush to use h1s fleetness to catch a g1r1 Don Scott to contmue lus relatxonshlp wxth Hartwxck. Phyllhs Squxers to come to town once 1n awhlle wxth her brother lt lsnt as dead as you must thmk Betty Terpkosh to qu1t wrxtmg love letters to her boy fr1end durmg classes Roger Van Renterghem to Jom the CIICUS as a laughmg Hyena. Larry Vogel to fmd hnmself a gml Jlm Vogel to fullf1l the ql13l1f1C3UOI1S of a Future Farmer and become a man Anabel Walker to keep her rmg off Mr Scluedeman someone mrght get the wrong IIIIDYESSIOD John Wauters to turn off the faucet because wauters IS a drrp Laurel Weaver to be hunself If everyone else takes our 8dV1Ce we ll want someone around we can recogn1ze adv1se Lmmnn Wxley to w1se up your boyfnend xsnt the angel you thmk he IS adv1se Doug Young to borrow some of Jo Anns glue for the ears you know We ' . . . Q We ' ' . We . . Q . . ' W . V . . I We . .' . . ' , , ' We . . A . , Q g . . . g We ' ' . We . . . H- . . . . . We . . . - ' W 's ' ' . We ' ' ' ' . - ' ' ' . We . I . . . - . , . . . . We ' ' W ' s ' . We . , . . . . K We .. . . I. v A I we . . . . . A . p . . . i We A . .1 . Q l . . . We . . . . gs 3- . U W ' 1 ' . . W . . . . . Q We advise Margaret Little to hang on to what she's got for a little longer. We ' 1 ' ' -1 ' ' . W 4 . p . -.V . - I W. . . ,X . - , ' We ' 1 ' - ' ' . W . . - I . . W P . . V V . . . W . . . -X . -1 ., . . . 0 We ' ' ' ' . We . I . . W . V . . . I W . 1 . . . We . 1 . . . . . I . W . . I . . . . - . . , . ' We . .I . . . . D We . . . . . u We . . . . u We . . . . . . ' we . U . I . . - . , . . i We ' 1 ' ' . We . g . u . . we . . . . - . . , . . '