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Class History In the fall of 1951, a group of seventeen hungry Freshmen, willing but frighten- ed, gathered for the long journey on the high seas of knowledge (sometimes the waves got a little rough). They were as follows: Larry Bellamy, Darrel Burndage, Don Ciem, Dallas Fowler, Jack Hadenfeldt, Beverly Hargens, Walter Johnson, Norman Kirschbaum, Fred Meyer, Lela Meyer, Dennis Murfin, Jerry Myers, Wanda Myers, Ray Poehler, Gary Rogers, Frances Runge, and Patsy Stairs. Early in the Freshman year Fred and Lela Meyer decided to leave us and at the end of the year Walter Johnson was enticed away by the promise of a good job. In our Sophomore year, with Seaman Anton Lawry at the helm, Gary Rogers was swept over-board and lost. We, however, added for a new crew member. Bob Luther. During the middle of the third year at sea Norman Kirschbaum transferred to a different ship. Mess Stewardess, Miss Johnson, tried desperately to save Patsy Stairs and Ray Poehler, who were dying of indigestion, but they went anyway. Sandy Hayden decided to pay fare and boarded our ship. We started to set sail once again but were detained when we decided to give a little entertainment at Carnegie Hall. We decided on the play, The Antics of Andrew . During the early part of our Senior year Sandy Hayden became seasick and transferred to Sick Bay. Rear Admiral Nelson took over command and guided us through the Storm of Final Exams. Chief Petty Officer Colman instructed us in the use of the gyro-compass and we navigated the Gulf of the Senior Play by the channel of Mr. Merkle’s Muddle. This voyage is not completed; this ship is not anchored in home port; this story has yet to be ended. 12
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Class of 1955 Compliments Of INGALLS AND TURMER GRAIN CO. Compliments Of ERICKSON-SWANSON HARDWARE 11
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TV STATION Class Prophecy CHANNEL 13 Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. This is Larry Bellamy reporting on the people of the world from the class of “55” of Cairo High School. Don Ciemnoczolowski is reported to heve struck oil on his mink ranch in Arizona. Jerry Myers dropped the New York Yankees by a score of 1-0. Jerry as you all know pitches for the Cleveland Indians. It is rumored that Jack Hadenfeldt has found a new way in life. He is preaching at the Cairo Lutheran Church. Yale is having a little trouble with their professor, Doctor Dennis E. Murfin who thinks that the coeds are more fun than teaching. Wanda Myers and the former Marine Ed Schlund moved to their apartment at the Waldorf Hotel in New York. The love for money has gotten the best of Frances Runge who was working for the First National Bank of Grand Island. She left her job to accompany Tony Curtis t o his home. Dallas Fowler the noted electrician has found a new way in breaking the neg- ative current. The former Miss Beverly Hargens, while courting her future husband, invented a new geiger counter to keep track of him. It worked so well she sold it to the government. By the way she got her man. It is reported that the Navy has promoted Bob Luther to the rank of Admiral, Bob is reported to be engaged to a Cairo farm girl. Darrel Brundage is the prominent fullback of the Los Angeles Rams, who scored 24 points against the Detroit Browns to break all scoring records. This is Larry Bellamy the famous sports and newscaster signing off for Channel Compliments Of Compliments Of CAIRO CAR CLINIC CAFE RHODA VAN WINKLE
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