Crystal Lake High School - Gazer Yearbook (Crystal Lake, IA)

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Senior Prophecy It iS the year 1966 in a beautiful evenin in O . w m town WWW Week. Many days ago, invitations were sent to all the claSW :me of 1956. The hour for the great event has arrived. Ever 32: :3 seated in the new auiitorium awaiting the perfOPmanCe iy hi 3 many ielightful surprises have been promised. n w Ch Seated in the audience are many celebrities As I l 0 00k b I see a number of my Ola classmates. There is Dennis Volgiggt 2:; kind-hearted friend, wno became very wealthy though wise-inyest- ments. His money is paying for much of the Old H ditures. Ome Week expen- Seated near him is James Hobbs, a real estate dealer who own so much property that he has to keep a card index of it in order to know it himself. He has given the use of the auditorium and the spacious park, both of which belong to him. Seated at one side, watching with interest, I see Iola Buffington, dignified and haughty. I ask about her and am told that she isthe head mistress of a very fashionable girls school in Woden and is happily married. Two people, entering, receive a warm reception from the committee at the door. They are Dr. Foster, a famous surgeon in a large hosoital, and, attractive as ever, Colleen Wilson, superintendent of nurses in the same hospital. If their are any accidents tonight we feel sure the suffers will be properly attended to with Richard and Colleen on the job. Standing in the door, looking for old friends, I find Gary Wilson, editor of the largest daily paper in the state, and very active politically. He has not changed one bit since his high school days except that he has grown a trifle stouter and looks more cheerful than ever. A woman is sketching the people as they come in and doing it very well, indeed, for I look over her shoulder to see. Of course you know who that is, Yes, it is Janice Farrell. Before the packed house appears a tall, dignified figure who makes an eloquent address of welcome. He was our famous class deoator, Tommy Rasmuson. He is now a judge of the state supreme court. He 18 also acting as master of ceremonies. d other decor- Bill Kirschbaum who gave these beautiful flowers an W ations in this auditorium is now the leading florist 01 the town. I remember his great taste in decorations in years gone by and am not at all surprised. The Jusge is now introducing a prosperous looking magiwho isI: broadway songwriter and the author of many popular Eing l 8: three 13 Darwin Austin, and he plays and sings for us 3 a - COmpOSitions and very good they are, too. Next comes the big surprise, Miss. Gloria DeLarrerIe,k thieigmggzh movie actress; and it is our old friena,. Darlene hec sed to do in changed. b'he asks if we remember the lmltatio?stinergom And we stuiy hour when the teacher was called out o- e . all remember ho plays the most beautiful music for l Lunning and he plays even Verdel He resembles Gene Autry in Wext is a famous guitarest w u3- Yes, of course, it's better than we always said he would. many ways. W. ivaw - HRTTT, IA. SORENS0 This Page is Sponsored ByN VARDWARE - CRYSTAL L AKE, IA.

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'i 3 ,.h A; To Mr. Looft, we will our well ways of sneaking home after hourskigtniggining rules and our To Mr. Sykes, we will Our QUietness . , 1n the st our bookkeeping bOOkS Wlth tattered pages from 112$ 2:12; and To Mr. Westby, we will our reat . the under classmen will havg. mu31c talents WhiCh we hOpe To Mrs. Foster, we will our well cond t classes and our well used Physics books?c ed Home Economics To Mr. Austin, we Will our gum wads under our d esks the candy and gum wrappers in the school house. and all Witnessed this the fifth da of Januar Lord 1956. y y in the name of our Signed and Sealed Mm Kim gig '55 Class Motto: Do Not Say Go, But Go Thyself. Class Colors: Green and White. Flower: Pink Carnation. Pres. Iola Buffington Vice Pres. Darwin Austin Secy. Sharon Larson Trees. Garry Wilson This Page is Sponsored By VOLDTNG'S CRYSTAL GROCERV - CRYSTAL Ligg, lg. CLIFF STEWERT - TRUCKINH - CRYSTAL L , . .gmoaiu N5 , :;.1 , Vji,-e .4 ' e'xx Eb , if ...f it- egg tut A - f '5. v-15 ' Milling: :frfwl. . 5.- ,5;

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ARBTR'S STAWWAPD SWRVTCE r Vow the entertainment proper hoping n. 1 n. e . x V . - 0 Th ' ,., e hgiiigvszrgmihiz ighthe iiieiisendssgi, across the sta e Sh e audience as an attehdant arrar aattenow said she'd be i . . e has Certainly kept her work for SEED 3 Wire Cleven wire den Circus dancer. The JuiEe said sl ' e a ways l cer in the world. What a salary She 233:3 tie most E9 . Ani now, outupOn the platform st . I . A - rolls Vernon H - ilttlilhook in his hahd. He needs no introductiggs?;:r, w1th a or a recognize him at once, Vernon Hansmie t m a Judge, those delightful short stories. P' he author Of Then, last of all, lookin stunn . comes Sharon Larson. She is ainSriiein itabgi2t: egzglng gown, successful ones running on Broadway now. She gakes a fbas two little speech, addressing our superintendent, and memb n rlendly faculty, who are in the audience enjoying the program.an:-sh0flthe as young and awe-inspiring as they dii' when we trembl w 0 00k them years ago. 8d before Then, the entire audience rises, as the performers all ap ear 0 the stage at once. Our ritar player and organist play and leg by our comnoser, we all sing Aud Lang Syne and adjourn For the promised refreshments from Bob Kirschbaum's Old Home Tea Room. It has been a real delight to see all our old friends so young and prosperous, so generous of their money and talent. In short, it has been an Old HOme Week to be proud of and the old home folks should be happy to have such celebrities as these for their very X0kas Mr. Morman: James are you eating Candy or chewing gum? James: Neither, I'm soaking a prune to eat at noon. d tell your father? said the motorist to Hadn't you better go an d of hay upset in the lane by James who stood looking at the loa a collision. He knows, replied James: Knows? How can he know? He is under the hay. Friend: What is Vernon going to be when he passes his finals? Vernons Father: An Old Man. Mr. Norman: You students in the rear of the classroom please stop passing notes back and forth. PaPPY: They are cards not notes sir. Mr. Norman: Oh, excuse me. We're playing Bridge. 1018 and Sharon were standing on a street corner, staring at a ' isn't it? said Sharon. d0 blowint smoke rings. Marvelous, . YES marvelous, said Iola. Fancy a bloomin dop belng able to get cigarettes. I haven't had a pack myself for tWO weeks. Mr. Sykes: Colleen, what is the shape Of the earth? Colleen: It's round! Mr. Sykes: Can you prove it? Colleen: All right, it's square; 't want an argument! I don This Page is Sponsored By CRYSTAL LAKE, IA FEDERAL MORT IOWA GRAIN CO. - CRYSTAL LAKE, mg. .i...,. -: A14 .. ; g...n