Chariton High School - Charitonian Yearbook (Chariton, IA)

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Roger Foster was lust named best dressed man Betty Hoegh was lust qspolnted to the faculty at Ottumwa Helghts Vester German ns outhelder for the Chlcago Bears Mlldred Hollmgshead lust won the natlonal typlng contest Darrell Greubel us manager of the Newburn Softball Team Magaret Hopkm IS separating mulk for the Creamery Gerald Hoch us Amerlcan Problems teacher at C H S Judy Hoskms IS seamstress at Macy s The Hoffman twms me wrestling on a tag team at Madlson Scpare Gardens MQIOYY Jagger us the new Charltomm sponsor Richard Howell as coachlng at Lucas High School Justrne Johnston rs nucleur physlclst at General Electrlc Lawrence Johnson keeps busy testlng cars for Chevrolet Jackue Metz IS head of the Republlcan National Committee. Joe Matkovuch as manulacturlng shoulder braces Carolyn Moon us a gockey at the Kentucky Derby Dwame Mayls stnll tryrng to pay for hrs new Mercury Janet Nelghbour IS head supervlsor at lowa Lutheran Hospital Ed McDonald lust bought a flashy new top for hrs converltble Bob Van Zee IS a member ofthe U S Debate Team Marlun White drives a Greyhound bus Martha New rs working at the Natlonal Bankm Chcnton Jerry McGee was lust qupomted cuty cop by the council Sandy Orwlg as ottendnng nurses traunmg Bob Mrlnesus an 0lflCIUl photogrqaher for Escplre. Barb Parson IS now lrvlng In the suburb of Oakley Dave Montgomery rs presudent at the Regrster and Tribune Barb Persons IS head grlller at the B 8. M Cafe rn Charlton. Lury Offenburger lust bought a new motorcycle packet md wlll 'om McGee Norma Pence as head of the debating soclety Dwaine Palmer rs coach for the Russell Girls Basketball Team Kay Powell was elected head of the Duet Foods Corporatlon Bull Pardack IS drstrlct highway patrolmm Neva Pruaulx us found wrltmg for Cosmopolatcn Glenn Peterson was successful condudote for Gover- nor of Iowa on the Democratuc tucket Lonme Proctor us teaching at Tech Hugh rn Des Mounes. Hubert Pnerschbacher drives Number 3 m at rlll show Vera Querrey rs a baby sltter Vern Reynolds operates a drag strap ln Kansas Cnty Jmuce Read ns a member of a famous gurls barber shop quartet Jum Rnpperger took over operation of Johnsons Sandy Reynolds ns head of the Lonely Hearts Club. Albert Schreck is a bus drlver for C H S Jean Shepherd rs seen as a top tap dancer In New York City lvm Sears us del nverlng groceries for Blakesmlths Garry Shrlver operates the West Sade Recreational Hall ln Wnlllcrnson Delbert Smnth ns tucket taker at the Paranount Theater ln Des Moms Barb Thompson ts a bookkeeping teacher Dwlght Smith IS startlng the layaway plm In his funeral home un Newburn Janet White runs a nursery home for preschool chrldren Ed Smith us drull master at West Point Darlene Wlllnts runs a rest home In Chzrlton Tom Steinbach lust took over Stembach Locker Plant Jennue Wrught ns a secretary at C H S Roger Swanson lust fnnlshed takmg plctures of the class of 77 Roger Thomas IS an lnduan agent for the Suoux lndlan Tribe 'iii Wrrtten by Dwame Palmer, Lmda Cu-mody, Tom Steinbach, Marlin Whute, Carol Guernsey, Kay Powell, Dwnght Smuth, and Darrell Greubel 5... . - - - 0 . . . . gg . . .yy . . . . . . . . h . - . . . . . , . - - u ' - rr . . ' ' . Kay Stout is a typing teacher. . . . . H . rr . . . . . . . , . . .

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UPILOYO dit' f' President Keuth Eubmk Vlce Presudent vII'gII'1lUJ8l'1kIl'IS Secretary John Bankus Treasurer Lmda Mnlnes SVN 'fs' 'al' The lunuor class of l956 57 was made up of Interested and mdustrlous students .4 who partncupated un all school actnvutxes such as athletncs, muslc, clubs, and dram atucs Early ln the school year, the class sold magaznne subscrvptlons to earn money for lumor class prolects The sales were so successful that they exceeded thenr goal In November the class presented a three act comedy Rest Assured, under the durectlon of Helen Krutsnnger At the begunmng of the second semester, A-N the lunlors began the careful planning of the x .lumor Sensor Banquet and Prom They farst selected the theme, then spent much tlme and energy plannlng and arrangung the details before the actual decorating started Both events proved to be quite successful and wall be remembered by all as an outstandmg banquet and prom Much ' of the credit for our successful year must be given to our class sponsors, Mrs Haase, Miss Bricker, and Mr Stephensor, who gave us the necessary help and guidance for our lumor year 27 Q 1 x 5 I .r'QA'.M. . . lk . f,f,:,s,f t. I F 4 s .f.p'lr.i' . ' 'A ,' wff: 1 , , t ' .:':,!',v'L fl nf 1,1 - pp, . b ' ' Ill! UCC ' . x ' I A 1 . . . Y 4 . 1 A Q o K . . . X n yy . . ' I ' ,i an 2' . ' . ,Q- - - :J y . . - s gg . . . ' ' i . ' ' i Ji F I V, 5 Z? d . sa tl