Everly High School - Punch Yearbook (Everly, IA)

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ed by all the freshmen as they antrcrpated the antrcs they woula be put through by the sen ors before they would become full fledged hrgh s hool students The day rnally arrrved and everyone had a good tme desprte the unusual get ups and tortures Thrce morths later they agarn assembled John Rolfs and Janrce Huffman rorned the happy th eng Mr B rt Kruse was appornted class sponsor and partres nrghlrghted the school year Frnally rt drew to a cloe and freedom was therrs for another three months Trme flew and before they knew rt they were craarn treadrng the halls of Everly Hugh tt e were two loses thus year They were lanrce Huffman who drd not return followrng summer vacaton and Dale Brock who moved durrne the to that year r presentrng the Junror Class Play and plannrng the Junror Senror Banquet wrth the helo of our sponsor Mrs Russell Herne The class play entrtled Glamour Boy under the cble drrectran of Mr and Mrs Mason Drxon was a roarrng success A prrate shrp The Nrghthawk was the settrng of the lunrorSenror Banquct A good trmc was had by all desprte the headaches that were rrwol ed Tre crofrl was frnatly reached They wer last Serrorsl They were mrnus only two of therr former cassma es Thomas Glackrn and B tty Kenyor who got marrred Russell Schoenrwc anothe classmate began hrs senror year here but was called rnto the servrce where he contrnuecl hrs hrqn schoo educatran The class was under the ponsorshrp of Mr Loren Coburn Thrs was GU eventful year rth the rnrtratron of the grecn freshres tre presentatron of the Senror Class Play Almost Erghteen the publrcatron of the Punch skrp clay the JunrorSer1rOr Banquet baccalaureate and la t bu certarnly not least commence'n nt do not know but along the pathways of lrfe there lres success for all Celra Hungate and Juanrta Holdren Senwr Llass Pro pher, After twenty frve years of warkrng wrth our nose to the grrndstone our vacatron frnally rolls around and we decrde to take an expedrtron rnto space where we hrt some of the planets Takrng off from the grgantrc arrport of Moneta we leave the great crty tremblrnq and take off for the moon ln seven and seventy frve mrllronths seconds we set our space shrp down an the satellrte As we get out we see a house and rn rt to our astocnd Ing amazement we see Blarne Beane wrrtrna a book on Astronomy whrch he has studred srnce graduatron We chat wrth hrm for a whrle and he tells us of two former classmates Barbara Krm ball and Le ter Dykstra who are now marrred and happrly settled down on the other srde of the moon rarsrng lrttle meteorrtes As we happen to glance out the wrndow we see a funeral pracessron passrng by We are rn formed that rt r Robert EINSTEIN Leslre a areat man who ha dedrcated hrs body to scrence be cause they need some delrcate wheels We leaxe the moon and arrrve at Venus We observe that they are havrng a camrvgl Wqlkmq down the Mrdway we see Ronald Harrrs run nrng a very profrtable busrness The Tunnel of Love We stop to gossrp wrth hrm and he telrs us of Barker Jerry Kramer and hrs Harem Grrls Wrnr fred Vrrgrnra Memphrs and LaVonne They have been tourrng the varrous carnrvals around the unrverse We say aood bye to Ronnre and after awhrle we decrcle to take an atomrc speed boat rrde Who do we frnd rs captarn of all thrs2 No one but Lowell SPEED North hrmself After two seconds of a fast rrde we are hungry and trred so we mosev over to the Spectroscope Cafe and frnd Mar! BUBBIES Boyles proprretor After a refresl rng meal of radroactrve steaks we leave Venus and head for Mars Upon landrng we vrsrt the huge Mars Candy Bar Factory and we meet the two vrcepesrdens Hope Dwrnger and Rosella Glackrn They gave us one hundred and frfty ' r ' - I - A ' , ' 1 , l ic -X X T ll ll .r . f' ' , .f v . 1 , ' l V c . ' ' ' . e, at .ll .ll I l. . 4 I s- r ' . 5 t , 4 e ' A I A r 7 I '1 I s ' ' ' ' . T ' . ' . '. . S '. A . . 4 v . , , .N t Myer A . I. E . , I I I fr I A I' I r 2 rr r ,. S 't , ' . . . . , e . second Semester. There was much to look forward What rhe future holds for the '51 graduates we V7 V f I 1 , g - r I I l 0 Y I I I ' I l ' x I I . I . .. V . V M I . I f T . I ' , , I . - f - . . S ' , ' 1 I ' ' ' A . A - , h . .1- , , t I . . T ' I . . ' 's ' , , - r . - - .-- - .- I A ' I I S . r r , .

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CLASS MOTTO From nothung nothung comes CLASS COLORS Sulver and Blue CLASS FLOWER Luly of the Valley Senwr Class H lstor As the bell echoed to every corner of the school yard ut called the chuldren to theur classes forthe furst tume un September of T939 It w.1s a fateful day for the twenty two luttle boys and gurls who entered the classroom for the furst They took varuous seats a d to theur tea her Muss Joyce Carslon recuted theur names as follows Duck Barrus Merlyn Fell Charles Geerdes Everett Hrntz Jerry Kramer Donald Lange Robert leslue Roland Van Houten Merlyn Zesuger Verlyn Zesu ger Edra Bogle Mary Boyles Vurgunua Burger Hope Dwunger Lous Fear Mary Glackun Ro ella Glackun Charlotte Kruse Elaune Roberts Erma Sumpson and Claudette Westphal Durung he year Dolores Cole and Robert Lamb added theur names to the enrollment The tume flew by quuckly as these furst graders learned theur ABC s numbers and other fundament a Muss Carlson who returned the next year found her second grade enrollment to be much smaller than the year before Those dropped from the class were Duck Barrus Everett Huntz Donald Lange Roland Van Houten Merlyn Zesuger Ver lyn Zesuger Mary Glackun Charlotte Kruse Erma Simpson Dolores Cole and Robert Lamb They had the addutuon of only one student Thomas Glackun Seventeen thurd graders trooped unto the class room rn the fall of 4l They were unstructed by Muldued Bogle Charles Geerdes and Elarne Rob erts dropped fron' the class but they were uouned oy Gerald Roberts Russell Schoenewe Thomas Smuth Cedo a Carnune and Marlene Moeller who soon moved In the fourth grade the class had Carol Mar quart as theur teacher Thomas Smuth dud nor return and Hope Dwunger left for country school The class uncreased un suze when Brrce Belusle Donna Brownfueld Jack Gacke Glenda Graf and Shirley Campbell came at the begunnung of the year Durung the year Gerald Roberts and Glenda Graf moved Durung the new fall term of T943 the class dud not see too many new faces Bruce Belusle Edra Bogle and Shurley Campbell dud not return fol lov ung summer vacatuon Gerald Roberts reuouned l former classmates and along wuth Da 'ene Noel who soon moved made the only addutuons to the class Muss Aluce Albers was the teacher ln the fall of 11Muss Albers returned to unstruct the class un theur last year before enterung uunuor huah There were only two new students thus year Bety Kenyon and Jum Clark The class numbered fourte n after Cedora Carnune Jack Gacke and Claude te Westpltal nuoxed durung the year Agan th bell announced the fall classes and the openung of the 45 and 46 school term vuhuch brought the addutuon of Wunufred Cooper Le ter Dykstra LaVonne Steuben Hope Dwunger lwho returnea frorn country schooll and John Rolfs who came the second semester September aruuved the school doors opened and the students found the famuluar pathway back to the classroom Charlotte DeStugter and John Rolfs dud not come back but Ronald Harrus Celua Hun gate and Memphus Ouaul uouned the class lm Clark n oved durung the year After an all too short summer vacatuon tweny two eghth grade graduates of 47 stumbled up the steps ot good old Everly Hugh un pursuut of hugher knowledge They were under supervusnon of an enturely new faculty headed by Supt R A B one and under durect sponsorshup of Coach Rowlands Of these twenty two Merlyn Fell Jerry Kramer Robert Leslue Mary Boyles Vurgunua Burger Los Fear and Rosella Glackun began theur school career at Everly and contunued to graduate here Durung the years the names of Lester Dyk tra Ronaud Harrus Gerald Roberts Russell Schoenewe Thomas Glackun Vtfunufred Cooper Hope Dwunger Celua Hungate Betty Kenyon Memphus Quau' and LaVonne Steuoen were uncluded un the class roll Those who came at the begunnung of the fresh man ear were Ploune Beane Dale Brock Lowel- North and Barbara Kumball Joyce Lorenzen and Juanuta Holdrer' came durung the second sem ster The great day of unutuatuon was anxuously awguf u. - - 11 .1 2 , . O I a 4 - . , , , 1 1. I . , . I V v . , , 1' TIS J V. ' 1 ' 1 . . l. - - ulme. - - 1 ' ' 1- J.: ' ' fl C , , . H V . . X 1 1 1 f -I 1 . , . , 1 u . 1 1 1 - 1 . . C 1 1 - ' I ' ' T . ' ' . 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' c 5 C 1 1 1 1 -' 1 4 1 1 '- . . C . l - 1 J , 1 1 u I ' 1 1 1 ' ' I 1 I . . . I I - , , . .11 1 - I . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' - - u u ' 1 1 1 . , '1 - ' . 1 - . . e ' ' ' I ' 1 1 , 1 I 1 - 1 , I r ' ' 1 ' I - 1- J 1 . . . , I . - 1 1 - , I ' ' 1 1 . 1 1 , i . 1 . . 1 1 , . ' 'Y' 1 Y I - . - 1 , . A e . , A .

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mrlluon dehydrated candy bars to take back to the peoplc on Earth They ask us to remarn for dunner a rd the even rng performances whrch features John Rolfs and hus VVe I kullem rn a second quartet John was now cultured hrs vouce so that he can sung seven octaves Vrle leave Mars behund and head for Mer ury We land at a Slfyhook to refuel and who should come to ervrce us but Gerald Roberts the man who revolutuonuzed the fuel undustry by makung a pull that makes an all purpose fuel Vtle store the space shup there for the nught and we go to re ture un a Motel managed by Lors Fear We notuce t Motel neat and ef c ntly r n ous takes us to see her famous school mate Joyce Loren7en who s the Baleruna Queen of the Ice Muxung wrth the crowd we stumble over Juanrta and Celua who have been elected Career Guul of I976 Our vacatron rs about over so we decude to re turn to Earth ln thurteen seconds wc arrrve rn 'ume to wutness thc rnauguratuon of the thurty seventh Presuaeut Ivter yn Fell After the rnauguraton the Presudent pre en s General Russell Schoenevv wuth hrs fufth star for wunnrng the war over m munusm We have reported to Merlyn and Russell th whereabouts of tneur former clas mates and we hope that the future hold many successes for each and everyone of the Class of Sl Mavrs Schnuder Donna Quaul Duck Barrus enwr Class Wlll VVe the dustunguushed Class of I95l of Exerly sound l???l mund to make publush and declare thus to be our last Wull and Testament hereby re vokrng any former wull made by us urst We durect that all debts be ftrst paud and that the balance be spent on partues and other varuous entertarnment Second We grve devuse and bequeath to Everly Hugh School the generous sum of one dollar to be framed and hung rn the assembly as an rnduce ment to all underclassmen to follow un the foot steps of thus seruous munded group of untellr gent and co operatrve young men and women Thurd W do declare that each member of the Junuor Class shall recerve such gufts as are lusted below and separately bequeathed by each member of he Sensor Class of I95l I Blaune Beane do bestow upon Merlyn esu ger my bucket of bolts so that he wrll no long er have to wear out shoe leathe walkung back to Exerly from a certarn country gals home I my fondest wush that he wrll keep up the rnsur ance payments To those Junuors who wull be on next ,ears advcrtusung commrttee tor the Punch I Vrrgrnra Buraer do bequeath ro Mary Glack un my grft of gab and my flurtung ways so that she may have a much fun as I have had I do not wrll Ronald Harrus to anyone I Mary Boyles do gladly bestow upon Bonn lhnen my hearty guggle whrch comes ecusrly and at unexpected occasrons I know that Bonnre wrll cherrsh thrs guft I Wunrfred Cooper grve to Delma Rae Klett my rob as cheerleader to keep up the team morale and spur them on to greater heughts u I Hope Dwrnger wll to Gene Schmudt my good grades rn bookkeepung I know that wese w l be of great value to hm and that he wrll work hard to mauntaun them I Lester Dykstra do hopefully guxe to all those rumor boys who are always gettrng krcked out of Boys Glee Club my abuluty to remaun and kee up the thr e part duscord I Lous Fear do drrect that Mary Ann Heuck shall recerve my vxunnung smule so that there wrll be one brrght spot left un the halls of Everly Hugh To M vus Schnrder I wrll my abuluty to boul bak stew fry and roast water Im sure thrs wrll bp very useful un future years . . I V x . . . 1 . . , . . I K! . . , I . ' - ' ' r, r I . , ' , -- ' s t fe , 3 A , , ' 'O ' . . ,, . . I S V . I . -1 , tha this is fr ie u , L ' ' ' w o Q . . . I V . H , . . , U U 1, , 1 , High School, Clay County, Iowa and being of I will my ability to sell. I 1 I 1 I I I c, I I ' I - H . . . . I F I F' 2 ' ' . ' ' ' r , le c r - ' 1 ' ' , ' , I ' - ' V . I . e r ' ' , r . r ,. A Q I I . 9 ' l , ' , Z '- , , . I . . - . . 1, ' ' . t is O I ' A U ', e, . . . - I . . . . Y