Deshler High School - Dragon Yearbook (Deshler, NE)

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And let me tell you this is the best medicine around, and heaven knows, you need it! Well, how do I look? Willl pass for a. . . ? Hurricane Harriet Stirs Laughter . . . You mean ou're really going to get into that rubber banci,l'?I The fun all starts when Harriet Martin, owner of Golden Acres Farm and boarding house and is noted for her impulsive storms , receives a letter from the In- ternal Revenue Office saying that she owes income tax on her cow's milk. H arr iet , naturally, refused to pay the tax because of her stubborn nature. The plot thickens when Paul Williams arrives at Golden Acres Farm. H a r r 1 et finds that she is falling in love with this handsome boarder. Hidden from H a r r i e t was the fact that Paul was the investigator who is investigating her case. After Harriet finds out Pau1's real identity s he really blows a hurricane. She had to be put into jail for evading her income tax. Everything ends happily, though, be- cause Paul finds that Harriet had lost mon- ey on her cow and had even made an over- payment at one time so she no longer had any income tax to pay. She and Paul then go off to Niagara Falls on their honeymoon.

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,W ,L x,k,x A X ,li f if: 'r -si: .PSE '.., ., v..: , ,,,.N 71 ' M . 11' -f K axrfreifi , sa 3 3 t 'Wi Y? iii I say, Old Chap, that is a brilliant idea! The Junior Play Cast Harriet Martin . . Ellen Culp Bill Baker . . . Bill Glawatz Paul Williams . . Dan Magnus Almira Longworth ....... ' Berta Newman Mathilda Trimble ....... Sharon Qthling Noah Trimble . . Dennie Phelps Doris Hilton . . . SusanSohmidt Fred Hilton . . . Dennis Hoops Gertrude Wilson . . Pat Albrecht lris Carter . . . Lynn Hoffmeyer Burton .... Rod Eberhardt Lulu Walker .... Patty Meyer Chief Wahoo .... Paul Kovac Eben Flint .... Jerry Godding Director: Mrs. Darlene Lee Student Director: Judy Harms Make-up: Sally Abelbeck Prompter: Mary Jo Zucker Stage Crew: Ron Poppe Dennis Taylor Dan Hoffmeyer Tom Pagel From left to right. Lying: Jen' Godding, Bill Glawatz, Russ Genzmer. Kzlieeling: Lynn Hoffmeyer, Susan Schmidt. Stand- ing Roberta Newman, Ellen Culp, Sharon Ot ing, Mrs. Lee, Pat Albrecht, Paul Kovac. Going up the ladder: Rod Eberhardt, Dan Magnus, Dennie Phelps, Dennis Hoops,

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Students Enio Elegance Whe,re'5 your girl Fred? Moonlight and Roses was the theme for this year's Junior-Senior Banquet, held May 3, 1968. The gym was decorated with hundreds of roses which cov ered a trellis-style swing. Other beautiful attractions were a wishing well and a gold fish pond. Dennie Phelps, Junior Class President welcomed the group and G ayl on Loontj er returned the Senior's thanks. The Junior mothers prepared a deli- cious meal and it was served by the fresh- men. The Misty Crystals favored the audi- ence with several vocal selections. M r . Larsen was the guest speaker and Ru s s Genzmer read the Senior Class Prophecy. The SOUND SYNDICATE played f or the Prom. Everyone had a good time and truly enjoyed this beautiful Banquet and Prom. Happiness is being a server at the Iimior-Senior Banquet.