Calmar High School - Cahawk Yearbook (Calmar, IA)

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Paul Hove is the famous director of the hooded Ku Klux Band Their latest recording is You Shot Me Two Times Too Often Evelyn has a new job in the testing department at the Crack A Lot Gum factory She sees if there is any snap, crackle or pop in the gum Ronnie Albertson has taken away Bob Hope's title as Amer1ca's Favorite Comedian He told one of Crosby's jokes and the people fell for it Celia is the owner of a super speed roller rink Her motto is 'Skate at your own risk or risk your own skates Ruth is the first lady taxi driver to maintain a quota of ten traffic tickets a day We can tell Nettle has made her second million and that she is going on a long cruise For the last two weeks she has been eating life savers Leroy Schneberger is a noted lawyer in New York Ninety nine of a hun dred of his clients are serving life terms in prison Well we d1dn't say what he was noted for Rosemary Rothmeyer is keeping up the morale of the soldiers at the local service center She puts the 'fizz' in the pop Vernon is a mechanic and his favorite song while adding a brake lining in the transmission is In my Mary Oldsmobile Rosemary Hu pal is a lady politician investigating who put the fur costs in Mrs Murphy's chowder Hlsforu M Presvclenf LRoU1mewje Secrefu B eeker VPres1denf RAll:er-fson Treasurer L Hefv We the proud seniors of 1952 began our high school studies in the fall of 19hS The class at that time numbered a group of 2h freshies Journeying along we finally reached the fall of l9h9 and our sophomore year Our class membership had increased to 27 with the enrollment of Larry Harold, Charles Klimesh and Darlyne Nesvik We found out we were gradually reaching that time when we could look forward to becoming juniors l9SO' Just one more year left before we were finally seniors Also, we added a few new members, namely Antoinette Buchhelt Gerald Elsbernd, Norma Jean Bushman, Leosa Lutkenhaus Rosemary Rothmeyer, Arlene Wenthold, Evelyn Darling, Lorraine Storla and Leroy Schneberger Also, we regretted the loss of two members, Audrey Vick and Darlyne Nesvik During the class year another member left, Lorraine Storla The autum of 1951 brought us to new hope and our destination We lost two members, Arlene Wenthold and Lorraine Shimek but we gained Donald Hage man The four years might have seemed long to us but as we look back to see what we have accomplished, we will not feel sorry We thought we never would make it to see the dey when our diplomas would be placed in our hands, but it finally came UI W - . - in g I ll. or ,. . I A? I l - - 4 r V 'B u