Everly High School - Punch Yearbook (Everly, IA)

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IIBHIQASS lllDllRlIDlIIJllHlIlIl554l?6Y Today in my column I am going to look Lp the seniors that graduated in the class of I957 from the Everly Community School was coming out of the coffee shop next coor when I bumped into the former Connie enson and her IZ c I en e married to Roger Kirrball who takes care of the state farm at Milford left her I came upon Jerry Ho '-Ie as a producer of motion pictures in Hollywood He owns and operates bachelors home in Los Angeles of which he e man r sdent As wa talkin classmates Our visiting over these class rrates gave me the following informatton on them Roger Habernian has gained wealth by winning the top money on the popular quiz program The 564000 Question the category Science and Man Frankie Drury is presently married to the famous comedian George Hicky lformerly Clifford Roggenburgl Frankie is a model on the television show Queen for a Day since her husband is currently unemployed Linda Aakhus now owns a Mexican resort and is married to a well known bullfighter Mary Ott was a nurse to a wealthy old bachelor He has recently passed away and has left her a sizeable amount of money She is currently spending it in Europe I said good bye to Jerry then hopped into my car and drove into Chicago to look up the rest of the class I went o the police station to look p ouple of es when ran into Vin Kelley who was lust leaving following a uspended sentence for reckless driving H is presently a lumber lack in Canada and was home for a vacation I decided to go to an opera that night I look at the billboards and saw that one who always liked to sing in school was the star of th opera After the performance I went backstage to see Lois She told me that she recently talked to Mr and Mrs Blair the former Joyce Follon and David Plair She said they were in town because ve h d to how his pet hog at e National Hog Convention Also they are very proud parents of five sets of twins The next night l was watching a basket ball game lowa IS the Minneapolis Lakers vhen I realized that one of the Minneapolis akers s the last of the seniors that was to look up He was Orlyn Tesch and the proud owner of the highest scoring average in the league e th Junior Class w h you all e xery best or luck in the future Sor ' hldri . Sh is t ' - I u ' ' . a c lil I A ' ce s ' ' . e As l lst. -' ' . 1 a is th i ei . I s ' g to ' him, he mentioned a couple of his old of the seniors was in the cast. Lois Ihnen V 4 . . . 8 I V E I , K . f ' 'n Ca a s ' th ' i 4 I wa ' I I i he is A W , e , is th

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eff' 'ss- Conme Sorenson Joyce Follon Lois Ihnen .V Dove Blow ' -fr .M ,,., if .ff , Vincent Kelley Roger Kimball 4143

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IIEIIIQASS WVIIIIIIQIIIQ I Landa Aakhus do hereby wall my abalaty to get along wath my saster to Jam Thaessen an hopes that he can amprove at and to Joan Clark I wall my ambataous ways an hopes she wall have better luck an makang I' r mallaons than I dad and I also wal er my pug nose and puggy cheeks I Connae Sorenson wall my posataon cheerleadana to Donna Roskens an hopes she wall laathfully attend all the basketball games I also wall to Norbert Wammer my masfortune to get caught by a teacher every tame I try to do somethang maschaevaaus I Roger Haberman wall to Raymond Thompson my basketball and baseball suats so he can get as much exercase as I do I also wall to James Walcox all at my faal arg grades because I dont want them any w I a o wall to ham my seat by e wandows so he wall have somethang to look at whale thankang about gettang out of school I Loas lhnen do hereby wall my desk and everythang an at to Jam Thaessen use at well m I dadnt wear at out and to Laz en sen my alto part an Garls Trao but aust be sure to stay out of the naght aar lake I dad I Vancent Kelley wall to Janace Tanhoff my abalaty to get along wath the referees when they seem to make some bum calls and also some of my extra poundage that you wont get pushed around on the tloor Take care of at Janace I had to learn at the hard way To Ronnae Moeller I wall my habat of sattang an the study hall readang the daaly papers and dreamang of the years to come Cherash thas Ronnae as at as some thang you dont want to lose I Joyce Fallon wall my basketball suat to Sharley Kay Mora and my handsome brother To Ben Jr Grammaus I do wall my abalaty to get along wath the teachers I Mary Ott do hereby wall my abalaty to sp aan my ankle an basketball to Janace Tanhotf so Mr Naelsen wall have somethang to do before every game To JoAnn Schna der I wall my basketball suat my altace aob cnd my abalaty to never get to classes on tame I Jerry Holst wall to Larry Thressen my abalaty to stay out of trouble I also wall to Machael Morrow my typang abalataes and hope he wall take good care of them I Frankae Kay Drury do hereby wall my Iattle gray hearse to Doug Aakhus so he wall not have to contanue hatchang rades to ao to Spencer I also to Irene Glackan wall all of my men except the one who means the most to me I Roger Kamball wall to Jam Walcox my chaar up at Waltons Servace Stataon durang the noon hour I also wall to Norbert Wam mer my abalaty to play basketball and aave speeches an Englash I Davad Blaar wall my good grades and studaous ways to Dean Fallon lalso wall ham the abalaty to keep the magazane rack an shape To Sharley Mora I wall my atomac braan an hopes at wall help an further chem a try classes I Orlyn Tesch wall to Jerome Glackan my aaty to g t out of tests cherash thas took a long tame to develop To Raymond Thompson my abalaty to get along wath Mr Jordan so that you wall get straaght As lake I have I Clalf Roggenburg wall to Norbert Wam mer and Bally Zesager my great touch an tl e chemastry lab so they wont blow each chers heads off or blow up the school house next year I I I . ' ' I I I 4 4 . . . . r . . , . le . . . .I h x ,, I I I I - ' I J A . , , , , . -' ' ' I I . I I . ho . ls ' ' th A - - I . . . I l , . volley ball down in P. E. and my ability to , Ji , ' ' ' , ' J - . V , 1 . I I I ' ' I s . so ' I I A I Q ' ' I cbl e 5 ' ' , it . I ' . , ' ' I I - , , . . I . I . A I U 5 . . , a