Fairview High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Alta, IA)

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Class H :story On August Z9 1938 nme beglnners enrolled at Faxrvxew School They were as follows Dxck Anderson Barbara Burgeson Lynn Faust Jo Ann Hart Kathryn Johnson Dorothy Larsen B1ll Madsen Loxs Molgaard and Donald Qulfln Joe Van Wxnkle and Gerald Thomas jomed us dur1ng our f1rst year and Loxs Molgaard dropped out because of lllness Mlss Irene Marsau was our teacher Gerald Thomas dropped out and Melvlna S1evert jolned our class 1n the second grade Mxss Oma Small was our teacher In the thlrd grade Melvxna Sxevert and Donald QUITID moved away Our teacher durmg thls year was M1ss Lauretta Ness In the fourth grade Robert Kohn jomed our class Our teacher was Mxss Ruth Anderson Our f1fth and sxxth grades remamed the same Our teachers durmg these two years were Mlss Shlrley Grange and Mxss Elma Van Steenwyke Barbara Burgeson moved away dur1ng the summer vacat1on Joe Van Nxnkle dropped out and Ruth O Bannon and Orlyn Grxenke entered the class Our teacher durmg the seventh grade was M1ss Ardeth W1lladsen Our class remamed the same 1n the e1ghth grade w1th the except1on of .To Ann Hart who moved to Cahforma Our teacher was Mlss Gladys Florme In September 1946 the class of 1950 entered h1gh school B111 Madsen left our class dur1ng the Freshman year In our Sophomore yc r Robert Kohn moved away Our Junlor and Senzor classes remamed unchanged The class of 1950 consxsts of D1ck Anderson Lynn Faust Orlyn Gr1enke Kathryn Johnson Dorothy Larsen and Ruth O Bannon Durmg the f1rst two of our successful h1gh school career D J Frledlund was the Supermtendent and M1ss Helen Larsen acted as Prxncxpal Ardeth W1lladsen was a teach er durmg our Freshman year Norman Mxller was the coach and teacher for our last Class Prophecy The communlty of Fa1rv1ew School has heard many compl1ments about the class of 1950 They have ass1gned the Three Muskateers Pluto Neptune and Mars to gather 1n formatlon about thxs progressxve golden class Our three fr1ends found D1ck Anderson hvxng on the home ranch f1ve m1les north and one and three quarters m1les west of Alta Iowa D1ck marr1ed Ardyce Garton a former H1ghv1ew g1rl The happlly marrxed flghtlng couple are busy raxsmg the1r famxly of two boys and one glrl At the present D1ck has s1x marrxed hxred men workmg for h1m D1ck ll kept very busy taklng care of h1s w1fe and chlldren and managlng the busmess affaxrs He 1S also busy bemg part tmme custod1an of the park wh1ch he has erected for the szxty ch1ldren of h1s employees The Muskateers left the Anderson home wlth the sat1sfact1on of knowmg that D1ck 15 doxng very well 1n h1s l1fe and probably wxll be a rnultxrnxlhonaxre Pluto Neptune and Mars made then' next call on Lynn Faust He IS hvmg on the home place seven and three quarters m1les north of Alta The classmates of Lynn expect ed h1m to marry soon after graduatmn as he was the romeo of the class To everyone s surprxse we fmd that Lynn IS a popular bachelor The Three Muskateers heard that Lynn was a progresslve fellow They journeyed to the Alta Advertxser offxce to look up hxs past exper1ences They found that Lynn IS the holder of many blue r1bbons which he won by exhxbxtmg hxs cattle at the Alta fa1r, the Waterloo Cattle Congress, and the International Lxvestock Show ln Chxcago The three characters went back to Lynn s farm and ate rolls and drank bachelor made coffee The Three Muskateers left Lynn as he put on hrs lup boots and went out to feed hrs herd of l 000 purebred cattle They wzshed h1m luck on the next cattle market and bad ham farewell 8 three years. Mr. and Mrs. Lawver joined the faculty during the Junior and Senior years.