Carroll High School - Ace Yearbook (Carroll, IA)

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I John Leahy, will my 'Harry James Style o the trumpet to NaDean Fabricius. Loren Lechtenberg, will my rare but gorgeous color combination to Don Schenkelberg, Mary Lou leiting, will my quality of making and keeping friendships to all of C. H. S. Don Loynachan, will my he-man physique to Jim Garrett, Yvonne Manning, will my demure charm which holds the attention ofthe opposite sex to Sondra Rombough, John Maze, will my bashfulness to Chuck Crabtree. Milton Mein, will my big brawny physique to Dick Pascoe. Gordon Mobley, will my wolfish manner to the wolves. Deryl Morgan, will my masculine ways that make the girls swoon to Fred Booth, Sheila Morrison, will my enjoyment of athletic sports to Sandra Hellsten. Carole Murray, will my naturally blond hair to Bev Crane. Bob Neuerburg, will my nickname Nig to my brother Glenn, Shirley Otto, will my quiet personality to Joyce Ream. Ray Pottebaum, will my natural curl to Lynn Morrison, Ken Pottebaum, will my ability to sleep anywhere any time to Charles Neu, Grace Prince, will my flaming red hair to Gretchen Schwarzenbach, Dennis Pudenz, will my athletic ability to Jerry Davis. Janet Robertson, will my Pep and Energy to get things done to Richard Rausch. Denny Reicks, will my football ability to Jerry Davis. Don Rose, will my dancing ability to Jim Smith. Eunice Rose, will my dark hair to Sally Pudenz, Bob Sapp, will my eyebrows to anyone who is in need of them. Joan Sawyer, will my pretty long hair to Betty Jean Leiting, Duane Schachtner, will my freckles to Betty Kingston. Janet Schoenjahn, will my pony tail back to the ponies, Jim Schreck, will my Tarzan muscles to David Roth. Nancy Smith, will my cast to whoever gets Tootie's car. Jo Ann Smouse, will my ability to have good times to anyone who should be so lucky, Arlo Stein, will the top 6' of my height to Paul Venteicher, Leon Tigges, will my mastering of the wrestling holds to Ed Champion, providing he doesn't try them on the girls. Dick Venteicher, will my ability to get around to Bill McCarvi1le who does well for himself, Danny Waters, will my sweater full of acid holes to Mr. Gruber as a memorial to my memory. Roger Wenck, will the classiest car fuse the word looselyl seen on the streets of C, l-l,S. to Carol Doitch, Violet Wenck, will my ability in gym class to Betty Kingston, Marlene Snook, will my ability to be seen and not heard to the sophomore girls. Dorothy Werner, will my way with the men to Mary Moore. Roland Wilt, will my shooting eye to Ed Lamb, 67

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do M I se., , John Axon, will everything Ihave, but Yvonne Manning, to Tom Sharp. Jerry Bell, will my Saturday night poker games to Herb Schaefer, Jim Bengfort, will t.he women l've gone with an lost to Ronny Riley. Doris Berns, will my report card grades to Bill Heller. Earl Bielmaier, will my knowledge of cribbage to Dick Winnike. Fred Bohling, want to take everything with me, for I may need every bit of it, La June Bock, will my typing ability to Darrell Korwes. Marilyn Bruggeman, will my will to work and enjoy myself doing it to Judy Wohlenberg, Norman Buelt, will my farm back to the farmersg Idon't want it, Pat Callaway, will my out of town interests to my sister Wana, Bob Champion, will my naturally curly hair to Harvey Hugeback. Roland Daniel, will my English grade to Denny Schleisman. Shirlee Dorman, will my ability to get along with the boys to Nyla Warford, but does she need it? Bob Ellis, will my quietness to Mike Farmer. Jim Fay, will my grocery job at Hannasch's to Mike Sullivan. Jay Feld, will my ability to get along with teachers to Sarge Schechinger, Jim Feld, will my pearly white teeth to Dr. Witte's experimental laboratory. Charles Fry, will what's left of the school to the Junior Class. Doris Goecke, will my friendly smile to Margie Parks although she really doesn't need it. Hubert Hagemann, will my agriculture grade to Richard Drees. Gene Happe, will my camera to next year's Ace Photographer, Dorothy Heman, will my height to Janet Schaben, Henry Heman, will my tremendous height to Floyd Wilkens. Carol Heuton, will my car with the ventilated fenders to any dare-devil who'll take it, Roger Heuton, will my ability to get the girls running after me to anyone who would enjoy it the way I do Roland Heuton, will my class ring to Marlene Boell. John Hess, will my out of this world curls to the girls who need Toni's. Pat Hoffman, will my room in St. Anthony's Hospital to any sucker who wants it, Louise Jacobson, will my job at Vince and Jim's to someone who likes it the way I do. Greg Jennings, will my ability to drive a bus to some other deserving soul. June Juergens, will my silly giggle to Patty Bradley, Darlene Jung, will my clever pranks and ability to put life into any party to Peggy Blessington, Jo Ann Klink, will my cooking ability to Carol Henton. Gerald Knobbe, will my good times to Don Stangl. Norbert Kitt, will my swoon bait looks to Dwain Quandt. Roland Kuker, have nothing to give any more, but those who know me have already received much, Bob Lamb, will my Flying Doil-ge' to my neighbor Janice Prentice. Joe Lambertz, will my alertness in class to Ralph Kanne,

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, Q N Flash: QNew York Cityj The first excursion to the moon has just been completed. We are astounded to see that this excursion was made by two of the members of the Class of '53, Before removing their space suits they decided to hop into their rocket ship to see what their classmates are doing ten years after graduation. Before we leave the airport two mechanics, JERALD KNOBBE and ROBER WENCK check our rockets. We are ready to take off. Whoooooshl As we leave the vicinity of New York we see the canopy lights of the Met lighting up the sky with their notice of the new opera, starring the famous soprano, JUNE JUERGENS, and DENNIS REICKS, the noted baritone. Below us we now see the newly developed Hooklyn Ridge, designed by BOB LAMB and BOB SAPP, As we pass the TWA flight fromChicago to New York,wesee the pilot, JOHN AXON, and his co-pilot, DERYL MORGAN, giving orders to stewardess YVONNE MANNING, At Indianapolis we pass over the famous speedways where JOHN HESS has just broken the latest speed record. As the last rays of the sun fade in the west, we catch a glimpse of Chicago where we decide to spend the night. When asking our taxi driver, DUANE SCHACHTNER, for the leadinghotel,he replies, 'The Stevens Hotel, owned and operated by JERRY BELL and JOE LAMBERTZ,' We arrived just in time to have the hostess of the dining room, SHIRLEE DORMAN, show us to our table before the floor show starts. Tonight's show features the Four Jills and a Jack, starring PAT HOFFMAN, JOAN SMOUSE, JOAN SAWYER, JANET ROBERTSON, and DENNY PUDENZ. Also included on this marvelous program is the famous comedian, BOB ELLIS, who has taken the late Groucho Marx's place. As we leave the dining room and go to the desk to leave a call for 9 o'clock with the switchboard operator, DORIS BERNS, we see the famous celebrity, JIM BENGFORT, and his agent, MILTON MEIN, checking into the hotel with room manager, FRED BOHLING, The next morning after eating a hearty, but de- licious, breakfast served by waitress, LOUISE JACOBSON, we watch GREGORY JENNINGS drive his huge Grey- hound bus up to the hotel. We are surprised to see the noted author of children's stories, DARLENE JUNG, and her artist-husband get off the bus. We notify the head of the hote1's secretarial agency, LA JUNE BOCK, to send us one of their competent secretaries--either DOROTHY WERNER, GRACE PRINCE, PAT CALLAWAY, or MARILYN BRUGGEMAN. After dictating several important business letters, we again make preparations to leave the 'windy city of Chicago, Before leaving, however, we send flowers to our families from JAY FELD's Flourist Shoppe. BOB NEUERBURG and DICK VENTEICHER have the motor of our rocket ship tuned up and we climb into it to leave. As we zoom up into the sky, we skim over DON ROSE's Super DeLuxe Television An- tennas Shop where antennas are sold and installed by NORMAN BUELT and KENNETH POTTEBAUM. In pass- ing over the rich farm lands of Iowa we see the spacious farms of wealthy owners JOHN MAZE and RAY POTTEBAUM, They are run by workers from the Farm Management Bureau operated by LOREN LECHTENBERG and GORDON MOBLEY, In Nebraska we see FRANKLIN TIGGES and DON LOYNACHAN harvesting their wheat crop, We then swoosh over the flat cattle lands of Colorado and Wyoming where we see the ranches of BOB CHAMPION and JIM SCHRECK, As we approach the beautiful city of Denver, we see a billboard with two familiar smiles on it. These smiles which are advertising tooth paste belong, of course, to MARY LOU