Denver High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Denver, IA)

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CLASS WILL I, Jerry Bartling, will my nickname 'Olga' t0 R651 Witt, and my bashful look to Gerald Thurm d I, Kathryn Beckel, will my office job to Jerry Heber, an my late hours to Tom Brettman I, Kenneth Becker, will my hot Pontiac to Dick Judas,and my dazzling dimples to Keith Smith I, Sharon Buss, will my out of town boyfriends, to Dee Jes sen, and my shiny black hair to Sandra Clark' I, Joyce DeVr1es, will my wise cracks to Marlys FO61Sk0, and my desire to get out of school to Tom'Guenthern I, Allen Droste, will my quietness 'in class to Bill Buss, and my gassed up' job to Phil Bloeser I, LaVonne Eick, will my ability to get home early in the morningn to Larry Boyce, and my everlasting giggles to Janice Ro rs Be I, Mary Jean Fritz, will my music ability to Art Matthias, and slumber parties to Alyce Liverance , David Goodsell, will my love for literature to Craig Wol fensperger, and my quarterback position to Bruce Reinhart 1 David Guenther, will my ability to sleep through anything ibut a night, to Marian Kallenbach, and my mechanical know how to Rosalie Fuller I, James Happel, will my ability to understand a woman to Stan Sassmann, and my masculine build to Steven Porter I, Donald Hennin s, will my friendliness to Larry Eick, and my noon Hour drives In the country to Chuck Steege I, Esther Hesse, will my ability to get into complicated I, Elaine Kohagen, will my 'blue dot for sure shotn to Joyce Sohlotman, and my annual worries to Judy Kleinschmidt I, Robert Leonhart, will my inability to stop laughing Ken Lahmann, and my height to Dan Kuhlman I, Sonja Matthias, will my saying how's comen to Nadine lley, and my basketball ability to Rosemary Sage I, Warren Matthias, will my neatness to Roy Bales, and basketball drive to John Trunnell I, Joan Meier, will my ability for chemistry to take m Doris Noltlng, and my squabbles with Mr Schoof to Glenn Meier I, Lauren Millus, will my ability to hide my mistakes to Beverly Buss, and all my touchdowns to Willy Walker I, James Moore, will my Plymouth to Dennis Schumacher, and my ability to stay out of trouble to Betty Ardren I, Jean Mueller, will my many fouls in basketball to Nancy gnapp, and my Saturday night dancing with my fiance to Evelyn orn I, Susanne Reynolds, will my sparklin personalit to Larr Oltrogge, and my ability to red fast' to glans Meier y y I, Wayne Schmidt, will my nupsweep hair do to Bob Kurtt, and my regular class to class stroll to Florine Sassmann I, Larr Schnathorst, will my knuckle cracking to Ronnie Ny stromi aid my gram date Eo Larry Boyce arr ag or, will m dress boots to Jim A noisy kbomb' to on Fritz y ndrew' and my I Gene Wolter will my little 1 lfl d t B w and my'loud5ess in class to Don Mahongyr r en S 0 ob alther' . n ll n I ll -1' - . n D situations to Ted Rule, and my nickname uEasteru to Dixie Wright. . to ' ' . Pe- ..i....-.. my e, to ll . n - '

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PRCJPHECY The meeting was held in the Denver Park on June 10, 1969 Members of the NSQ' graduation class were present The following answered roll call Gerald Bartling Gerald is a famous jockey He told us his secret for win Ing so many races He sings 'Show Me The Way To Go Home to his horse as they race around the track Kathryn Beckel Kathryn is a former secretary to the president of a large wax paper manufacturing concern She must have gotten pretty wrapped up in her work for she married her boss Kenneth Becker Kenny is keeping up with the changing times He started EI own little business-The K P Becker Model T Company From the looks of it, production is really jogging along Sharon Buss After years of saving, Sharon's life long dream came true--a E e In California She leads a glamorous life holding cue-cardsn for the Pat Boone Chevy Show that is now filmed in Hollywood yce DeVr1es Joyce is now a telephone operator for the Bell Telephone Company 3oyce always did get her wires crossed I wonder how she manages Allen Droste Allen made his career with the army He worked his way up to a general and is now commanding officer at Fort Benson in Alaska LaVonne Eick She is a woman pilot for the air force LaVonne went to the moon but was very disappointed because the man she thought would be there wasn't there Marg Jean Fritz Mary plays the kettle drums with the Boston Symphonic rc estra At their latest concert, she slipped and fell into one of her drums, just at the climax of a big overture, ending it with a bang David Goodsell David just completed writing a play entitled nNature and I H He Is going to play the leading male role with Brigette Bardott as his leading lady avid Guenther Dave owns a line of Goco gas stations You may be familiar James Happel James lives in our fiftieth state, Hawaii He is one of the rlds largest pineapple growers By now, he's an expert with e hula' hoop Donald Hennl Don owns a chain of drugstores The latest experiment EE t he pergormed in his laboratory fizzled He is now in the process of rebuilding Esther Hesse Esther is now married She has tri let hi h h d fter her favorite recording artists, Simon 'hlgeodgrew in a BAET' Elaine Kohagen Elaine is a stewardess for TWA On her last flight she I Ped erse in the baggage room when one passenger had a pet monkeyalong She GOCuS0d the monkey of making faces at her Bob Leonhart Bob is now a professional basketball pla er He h lot of the world You see, he's the first white persog to playasitgezhg Harlem Globe Trotters nja Matthias After struggling through a raging crowd, Sonja was inter viewed for the job she's always wanted Elvis Presley's secretary She got it and now her main job is to polish his guitar everyday Warren Matthias A surgeon living in Washington He says 1t's interesting t see what makes some people tick I guess Warren was cut out for that profession Joan Meier An X ray technician in the walter Reed Hospital in washington She says that if it wouldn't be for her, Dr Matthias would never see what makes people tick n . . . - s . . . . Om . e n Jo : l 0 . O . II .UI D : . with his advertisement-'Don't go loco, use Goco.n wo . . . th 0 S: e a . R ' ' n ll , Il , d n 1 . oc . ' 0 So 2 - o . . . O