Everly High School - Punch Yearbook (Everly, IA)

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CLASS HISTORY One dax lll the xeal of 1936 some elghteell EXQllX m0th8IN blought thell tlIlV tots whom xxe noxx 16f9l to as the foltx HIIIQIN to start on thell xoyage th1OUgII school Thex Callled the folloxxlng equlpment A happx dlsposltlon merry ways 9dg'9lIlt.SN papel and pencll Thex startel undel the able captalnshlp of MISS John sen Llttle dld thex know 01 reallfe wh t stluggles thex would go thlough befole thu lcached the flnal goal that mdlks the mllestone to the dool malked SUCCESS Sex en of the elghteen xx ho started fllSt glade f1D1Sh9d all twelxe years ln Ex 61 ly Consolldated Schools These xxele Balbara Burgel R0b6lt and Ronald Steuben W axlle Stlellfelt Ardlth Ihrx Ruth Pe tlt and Ronald Schoenewe Johnnx Nlor man nd Ann D xlllgel xx ho stayed Wltl us a fexx xears then moxed away came back to complete school xx lth us In the fourth gear of the JOUIHQS we lost Romana Petersen from the passengel llSt and lmluded Margaret Rustan The flfth xeal of the struggle thlough the elementary xeare of our xox age b1Oll1,ht the addltlon of Rodllex Brandhagen RODe1t Carmne Robert Smlth John nx N0lmaH Loxxell and LOIS Rlnehalt ll llma IXIOFIISOH and from the class 1011 was gfopped the names of Orlln Waltelsdolr Anna DYNlDg8F Lella Woods and Wllma orrlson XI hlle undeltaklng the slxth xear 0 thlS loxous Journey we lncluded Duane NICCHIIX and Lols Claddock We tnell were under the captalnshlp of Mlss Adalns mox ed aw lx We changed captallls to W1'l1X Maltln and Marg. Sleeth The elghth xear started xxlth Donald Cummlng and Dorls Kenx on and plcked up on the xxax through the 5631 Catherlne Clalk B111 Danlels Lorralne WIISOH and lo t I ob Carnlne Brlght sprlng flow ers and the smell of the sprlng alr brought us to the flrst grad uatlon time of our Journey When we recelxed our elghth grade dlplomas we g1011 fled ln belng so grown up and felt that x e were slttlng on top of the world But tlcls xxas short llx ed for we xxele soon ln the Enormous hlgh school room and felt llke llttle llllce xx lshlng to flnd a corner ln whlch to llldL But we passed our tests wlth flxlng colols then settled doxxn to studx nd full We found that hlgh school was not bad at all once xou got settled into the process We had a lot of partles durlng freshmen year We underwent the tortures ot the lnltlatlon and came out wlth xery few brulses and bumps Those who lolned the passenger llst that yeal were Bettx Kramer Eunlce Rost Rose ll arle Thletje Pat VVIISOH Florence NV1nterboer Esther Wlnterboer Lynne Rolfs Gerald Cooper Seymore Henry Rlchard Wlnterboer Rlchard Holst Arlene Chrlst an and Lols Fllss Freshmen 0fflL6lS were Presldent B111 Danlels VICE presldent Johnny Nor man secretarx and treasurer LOIIHIHS INllson reporters Iorralne WIISOH and Flol ence Wlnterboer In our sophomore year xve began to feel llke SOph1St1C3ted persons 'We took prlde ln the thought of havlng the freshmen under us We had our partles tests and fun then flew on to the Junlor year Sophomore offlcers xvere Presldent B111 Dan lels xlce presldent Johnny Norman secretary Lorralne WVIISCH treasurel Ba bara Burger reporter Lorralne Wllson We galned Malgle Boyles and Jelome Klmball and lost Lynne Rolfs When we entered our Junlor year we were full of Joyful splrlts Everythlng to us was xcry pleasant and we exalted ln the comlng events of the year whlch brought us our class rlngs play and banquet We had a lot of excltement and enloyed lt all We galned Alanna Beane and lost Blll Danlels Latherlne Clark and Donald Lum mlngs 1 1 v ' v . Q 1 ' ' v 1 v 1, Q ' , ' . . s v ' 1 K 1 1 v V v 1 . , , U 1 1 ' 11 7' , ' , , , . ' lv L U ' n, L v -.' ,' ' 1 , , ' ' ' , S . t Q . . t . . , ., r. . ,Mx .' i by . 1 . K, K - l ' 'ls - ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 Q N 'l . s s f x . v ' V ' . y 1 ' ' v , v ' 7 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 1 . Q . . . .. . , , ' - . . ' v v ' , , - . 1 . 1 7 - , A I u v v v. ' v v v v a A 1 , A Q S, I ', 1 i I v. v ' 1 v - 1 -1 1 . . V ' 7 K . . I ' v - , 1 y ' v1 . ' . 'f v t Y . . Y , . . - ' ' -1 7 Y Y 1 5 u K N ' , -1 1.15 1' ' ' 1 o , , . . t L t . t . , v v ' 1 ' 1 ' w ' l' A t . . . ' I,- In the seventh year we added Bllly Harrls, and Duane McCarty, but Bllly H3l'1'1S ' ' -'Q .fy f f . . Y V V. I . 0 . Y . 1, K ' V 1 v Y . ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1, 7 Y 7 w fl ' ' b l . . . , ' 'Q' , ' . A I E' ' I Y , . . v' , .w . v a 1' y A7 4 ' , ' ' 7 v 1 ' 1 , - - - L Y . V 'f 1 ' . . V 1 1 , . , , I ' 9 . 1 K, , 1 ' 7 1 . it . l ,I I u , . . . . - . - 1 L , r 1 1 V l .Y 1 7 'Y 1 - . A . .. K- v 'Q Y ' . A ' .. - , Q ' - , 2 v y v 1' , 3 1 ' v ' , . v Y H . . 7 . . . 1 7 ' l 1 1 ' : V . . 1 . N , f 9 ' 9 .

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Phyllls reads sport pages What 1 surprlse' Not the scores hold lnte rest but the good looklnfr guys Dlck Holst s humor has us often ln stitches If he doesn t w'artc'h hls dI'lV1ng' he ll put us ln dltches Dons on school mornlngs at flve after nlne Qneaks ln wlth a saucy dll I m really on tlme' Arlene well polsed at bowllllg shows Class When wlth strlkes and spares she s the wlnnlng lass Alanna IS most dexoted to--trombone playlng When shc starts footing, the rlclghbors start praylng And wlth rolle r fans does she ever rate Marge IS thc laughlng clown not wholly WISE Does cheerleadlrg well tor one of her S176 Ruth I9 a Pettlt and also ls peflte For acqulrlng new loves she cannot be beat Lorralne 19 a worker whatever she does Is wcll done without feathers or fun Rose MATIC wlth her dlmples and confldent alr Plays well lt llfe s game and always IQ fall On thls poem the authors worked overtlme Should It not sult blame It to rhyme From Ifverly lllgh we rc the best you can see And hllarlously happx that at last we are free' Thls poem s he-cn fun and what trufth there may be Is not to be taken too serlously Alanna and Lorralne V .W X ' V Nl 1' I I -1 L L L L L. 1 L L . L 1- ' L. . ' L L . . L , Lf, L . , Y . w L I '- L L L L L L, 1 , . . . x, v . . I xy .L L L , , L .L. . , V . ' . x . . L, L L, , ' ' , ' as r ' n 1 L 1 - L- L.: V L ' L' , . j .1 5 ' I 11 ,, . L , L L LL, L ' 1 ' 1 1 L L1 1 171 ' ' 1 L L L L,L L L , I I .1 1 Y X I . . , 1 L ' 7 L' 1 4 4 ' L L L , , . ,e U b lI'L OVCLCGIUS .3 Je -LL .LS rl 0 B t'tV f' stl 's 'tfl f ' kft . 1 11 1 x L L L L , . I I . I .1 , - f 1 7 .' ' 2' ll . ' X L'.. . . X . I i L' . ,- L L L .L , I l . . 1 1 W ll . L . I. - I I 1 , L , L , L L. , , 1. . K1 ,Ark X . . v. . ' . . L L I ' , xl I . I-' L .L L L . -1 I ' Y - L , L , L , . ' - ' 1 7 1 x ' 1 'K v 7 .5 . 1 I ' I I I 1 I ' ., v K 7 ' . ,1 1 I L . L . 1 1 X L .

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The class offlcers were Presldent Johnny Norman vxce presldent Barbara Bur ger secretary and treasurer Alanna Lcane reporter Lorrame WIISOD The Jumor semor banquet had the theme of Club 48 The menu resembled A Stork Club menu and the room was decorated wlth palm trees streamers sl housttes and blrd pools wlth candle hghtmg each table The program was a tloor show colorfully displayed The persons ln the program represented moy e stars or famous persons Everyone enjoyed It v ry much and many remarked that It was ore of the prettiest banquet rooms they had ever seen Fmally we reached the goal for Whlcl we had worked so long our great senlor ye r We looked forward to bemg tnc mlghty and dlglllfled students We fel hnghly honored to hold such a posltlon Durmg the year we had our banquet play planned the Punch had sklp day reoelx ed our announcements and stared the camera lr' the eye for our semor DICLUTEQ Only one yoxned our crew thls last year Phylhs Holdren Off1cers were PI'9Sl dent Johnny Norman vice-presldent Robert Steul en secletary Barbara Burger tre surer Phylhs Holdren reporter Ardlth Ihry We also looked forward to the tlme when we would get our dlplomas and vsexe ready to go out Into the world 'to seek wh at hfe had ln store for us Some wlll fmd succ Ss some wlll fmd a happy medium whlle others wlll be content wlth what they have We should all remember the sayxng that goes llke thls Even lf the poor ln mmd are content wlth what th V have Ill hunt for more If everyone th1s year and IH the coming years wlll remember thls quotation and follow lt you can rest assured of the hes ter tomo row for you will have helped CLASS WILL We the fo ty mners d1gn1f1ed mem mers of the senlor cass of the year of our I ord Nmeteen hundred and forty nlne d 1 herebv afflrm that thls document IS the le al fflrmatlon of the sald class and IS the last wlll and testament that we shall leave I LORRAINE WII BON wlll the glft Of gab that was willed to m last year to Velma Nath so that Velma wlll not be so shy next year I I OV! ELL RINEHART wlll my qulet ways to my slster Edlth so Everly hlgll can 1 s ssured of peace ln the halls next vear I JEROME KIMBALI wlll my m1sch1ef and WISE racks to Gaylord Smllll ln hrpes that Gaylord can get by wnth them as I d1d I ALANNA BEANE wlll my fllrtlng technlque to Manlyn Geerdes so Marllyn can keep the boys occupled next year but I do not wlll Pete to anyone I IOIS RINEHART wlll my quxet ways and gor-d behavior to Betty Anderson so Betty can keep her mce frlends I GERALD COOI ER wlll my seat bv he teachers desk to Marvm 'llurray I thlnk Marvm IS expectmg lt anyway I LOIb FLISQ wlll my ablhty to study at all tlmes to Harold Glackln so he uni h ve son ethmg to do in hxs spare tlme next year I DICK WINTERBOER wlll my nevrr studvmg ways to Verlyn Kramer Ver ly please try to break thls record for me and don t study at all I WAYNE STREUFERT wlll my musical talent to Barbarx Wleben because she can do more wlth lt than I can but I ll keep my volce box I BETTY KRAMFR will my out of town boyfrlends to Lo1s Garnjobst Take 'food care of these men for me 11019 I SEYMORE HENRY wlll my tame ways and good behavlor to Charles Pooler I hope Charles wlll get along wlth the teachers as well as I have I RUTH PETTIT wlll my ablhty to shp ln after the stroke of mldmght to any one who wants a moontan wlth thelr suntan I FLORENCE WINTFRBOER wlll my good humor to anyone who walks around wlth a chxp on thexr shoulder . l . - . Q. x - L L 1 L , L , ' L , y 1 1 y 1 L 5 , - ' ' 1 , L , y , c L . ' .' - u 1 11 , , , L' ' L , L'l '- x ' 1 ' ' Q ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ', L . , ,L 'I ' l . Q 1 ' L L. L, , - '1 71 1 A ' L , L , ' , ' I u ' .. . L ,, . . . . . . 4- 2 . ' , L', 11 . I Y . . . . L . y , , u 77 ' ' , ,, A 4 , L , . , L X' A . Y . . Y L L L. . .... I r . -- , . , . J . 1 ' L 1 1. - 1 '- - 1 1 ' 1 -' 1 M 1 ! 0 . -M 1 1 1 ' - 4 . 1 . 1 ' L L 7 L ' Ll. 'I i A N Y . . . . . . l L - L, L , k I . . . . U . .. u K A , A - e , 1 71 L I ' . . . . .1 ' . I 1 1 - - 1. 77 ' , L L' L !' , make xt. -Lorralne and Lo1s R. Y H Y . ,, . . . ,i , . y A ' n y - L L L , . . - . Y . . X . J 1 I 1 1 L Q' 21 L , ' ' ' ' 1 07 . ' ' 1 ' f , A ' 9 1 , 'LL C I I , I , . Y , . . . . . r 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' S HSL' ' - ' H' . . , 1, L C I 9 . . , . , L L ' x ' ll ll . , , 1 1 1 -' 9 '7 I ' 4- 1 7 1 - v' . ' , - , .I L L L, A - , . . . . . V-- , LJ, L 2 I L I L ' ' . - as x -, ' 77 - 1 1 ' ' . L ' , . ' 7 1 1 ' 1 1 l 2 ' . . ' , . , . 1 V 1 1 ' ' ' D ., , L . 1 1 ' . . . . . . - ,- 1 ' 1 . , K 1 1 y 1