Fontanelle High School - Wolf Trails Yearbook (Fontanelle, IA)

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gaddpfp cg I am a speclal feature reporter of the well known magazlne Fllckervllle Facts ust the other day I was sent on one of the strangest asslgnments I had ever been glven I was told to go to a small town named Wolftown My edltor had been grven a t1p that all the lnhab ltants of thls town had one thlng 1n common Vtfhat th1s one thlng was we d1d not know so lt was my Job to flnd the common factor I arrlved at the townon May I6 1987 It looked no dlfferent than any other small town I went to the bank frrst and asked the cashler whose name was Duane Slvadge for permlsslon to see the banker The banker Clel Baudler seemed to be qulte a llkeable young man and very capable of handllng h1s bank efflcrently I d1dn't tell hlm my asslgnment as I thought 1t best to keep lt a secret unt1l I found out more 1nformat1on Kfter telllng the banker of my deslre to talk wrth several of the town's cltlzens he told me I could talk to Dale Marckmann but un fortunately he was away at the t1me playlng for the Chlcago Cubs However Mr Baudler gave me the address of Bobby Lane the school football coach and the government teacher When Ireached Mr Lane s home I found he was not there but h1s w1fe Karen suggested I see thelr nelghbor the former Edythe Nlchols now Edythe Hepler who was the school s home economlcs teacher and a very hlghly respected c1t1zer1 of the communlty Edythe was able to tell me much about the c1t1zens of the town She told me that Nancy Gerdes and Vernon Kadlng were marrled and were l1v1ng on a large farm west of Wolftown She sald the town Marvln 1VL1ller had l1ved 1n Wolftown unt1l he was dlscovered by Llberace He lS now worklng as candle llghter and flddle pollsher for George Gary Queck the town mlnlster has a b1rd farm for h1s hobby and ra1ses Martlns After Mrs Hepler had grven me all the mformanon she knew I thanked her and left I soon found myself near a gas statlon I Went 1n and found the owner was Delano Chafa who was able to tell me that Gary Wallace owned the town mght club and furnlshed h1s own stage show The former Connle Stepehnson had sung for h1m but was now spendlng her t1me s1ng1ng to Iunlor I thanked Mr Chafa for thls lnformatlon and went on my way I soon came upon the town marshal who works part t1me as drsk Jockey on the local telev1s1on stauon Hrs name was Gary Ehrenfrled He suggested I see Ierry Zlmmerllne t e town m1ll1ona1re I declded that th1s was a good ldea and soon found myself knocklng at the door of a house surrounded by Cadlllacs Mr Zlmmerllne lnformed me that B111 Rldout e town mayor had Just gotten out of the Navy after twenty years of servlce and he 1S now CSIVIDQ a large pens1on Mr Zlmmerlme has now become known as Elvls the Second and he says that he obtalned h1s wealth through h1s s1ng1ng career FULLERTON LUMBER COMPANY MAID RITE Phone 52 Meet Your Friends At The Ma1d R1te Greenfleld, Iowa Greenfield, Iowa f 0 Q I ' - - ' lr - . ll . I ' - ' I was very proud of the Kadings as they won the Mother and Father of the Year medal last year. . . . . . . . . . ' h . . . . . . . . I th I ' ' 1 ' fe' ' ' ' . . ' ' ll I I ll,

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CVM W! We the class of Fontanelle Hlgh School County of Adalr State of Iowa year of 1957 each and everyone belng of sound mlnd and lllegal age do hereby declare and establlsh our last wlll and testament as follows Nancy Gerdes w11l my ablllty to go steady to Colleen Stephenson Gary Wallace wlll my Frank Slnatra physlque and my ab1l1ty to hlt hlgh notes to Dale Klmes Conme Stephenson wlll my ab1l1ty to drlve a Hudson Jet to anyone who thlnks he can flnd a blg enough place to park lt Gary Queck w1ll to Therald Arterburn my ab1l1ty to go wlth a certaln glrl and to Ronald Kinney my slze 10 football shoes Sharlene Freeman w1ll my short black halr to Sherllyn Zlmmerllne Clel Baudler w111 my knowledge of all roads east of Greenfleld to anyone who wants Gary Ehrenfrled w1l1 to my frrend Gary Stuva my Chev Sharon Brown w1l1 my ab1l1ty to play the church organ to Paul Relchardt Vernon Kadlng wlll to Raymond Hodge my hot temper Edythe Nlchols wlll my gum chewlng hablt to Rosemary Knorr Delano Chafa w1ll to Rlchard Moats my ab111ty to get home early Shlrley Queck w1ll to Marllyn Zletlow my hablt of wr1t1ng letters every nlght and to Patty Martln my classmate cousln B111 Rldout w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady w1th a g1rl ln Greenfleld to Roger Ehrsam Una Klmes w1ll the popcorn I have popped to Mr Hague s basketball g1rls Bob Lane w1ll my love of partles to Mr Bergstrom s Geometry class Beverly Knorr w1ll my ab1l1ty to be teacher s pet to Therald Arterburn Marvln Mlller w1ll my curly ha1r to any g1rl who wants lt Ierry Zlmmerllne w11l my Iohnny Ray technlques to Dale Klmes Dale Marckmann w11l to Eugene Welsch my long halr e the Semor Class of 1957 wlll next year s semors our annual problems next year s Jumors our money worrles the lucky sophomores our books the new freshmen our confldence and to our former teachers our thanks DONIIELLAN GARAGE GREENFIELD CO OPERATIVE CREAMERY You Wreclf Ne ll Flx Cold Storage Loc' ers Phone 311 Dependable Courteous Route Servlce GfQ9Drl81d Iowa Phone 226 Greenfleld Iowa L I, , ' ' ' . L I . . . . . . . . I, ' I ' ' ' ' H If ' L I . . . . , . I, , ' , ' ' ' ' . L I . . it. I, ' , ' ' , , . I, , ' ' ' ' . I, ' , ' . I, ' , ' - ' ' . I, , ' ' ' ' . I, Larry Darling, will my 15C a week taxi service to Paul Reichardt. I, ' , ' ' ' ' ' . I, ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . I, ' , ' . ' ' . I, , ' ' . ' . I, , ' ' ' ' . I, ' ' , ' ' ' ' . I, ' ' , ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . W , ' ' : to ' ' , to ' ' ' ' , to , to ' , Lvlx. - r , 'emg I ' ' 'em .1

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gfcm Mojo my konlf. After leaving Mr. Zimmerline I went to the schoolhouse. There I ran across Una Kimes, the school superintendent. She sent me to the town doctor, the former Shirley Queck, who is married to a Captain in the Navy. Shirley told me that Beverly Knorr was a laboratory technician in the neighboring hospital and was to marry the head doctor next week. She also told me that Sharlene Freeman was the town's beauty operator. Then I went to see the town grocer, Larry Darling. He told me that he still was driving a 46 Chevy but was think-ing of getting a station wagon. I discovered the reason for this when he introduced me to his wife and eight little darlings. While I was talking to Larry I met his bookkeeper, Sharon Brown. She had been working as a secretary and bookkeeper since graduating from a commercial school. My assignment was now finished so I boarded a train back to Flickerville. The citizens of Wolftown did have something in common. They were the graduating seniors from Fontanelle High School in the year 1957. lf l 6Ll L6LlfL Una Kimes has served as our librarian for the past four years During this time given nas been appreciated by the present students and will be appreciated by the in coming librarian and future students FARMERS ELECTRIC CO OPERATIVE INC Greenfield Iowa DLI' of she has established a card filing system with a card for each book. The time she has