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

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LLYLLOP QVLLOP Clflqlflfet The annual Junior Senior Banquet was held in the school s gymnasium on May 17 1957 Gay Paree was the theme carried out in the decorations program, and menu The guests entered through the Arc de Triumph The spot lighted Eiffel Tower was the center of attraction amid the moon and stars Paul Reichardt acted as toastmaster for the program Gay Paree Mardell Krles welcomed the guests and a response was given by Bobby Lane Mr Manson Marlene Miller George Marnin and Larry Lewis added selections to the program which was varied with musical numbers by two girls' trios Following the banquet and program the guests danced to the music of the Gil Wallace Orchestra A typical Parisian sidewalk cafe and Hernando's Hideaway provided punch and a place to mingle between dances A movie So Dear To My Heart was shown after the dance FARMERS' LUMBER COMPANY CLAYTON SINCLAIR SERVICE Where Your Dollar Has More Cents' Royal Clayton, Proprietor Dial 2081 Dial 2341 Fontanelle, Iowa Fontanelle, Iowa 5 a o - .jf s . ' . 5 N , ' y ' a. t , . :PQI . v , 1 -' , i' :. af ' , J X I 4' 4 1 , - I I Il u . , . n an 0 - u u ll o c 0 I 1 I n I u ' I I Q

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omior Cjfaw pfay The Iumor Class Play Honey In The Hive centered around the Maxwell fam1ly who had always been an average down to earth famtly An ordlnary llfe was the l1fe for Papa CGeorge Marrunj Mama CKaren Frank! thlrteen year old Wllbur CPaul Relchardtl and seventeen year old Connle Uanlce Bochartj It was dlfferent Wlth frfteen year old Betty Lou lPeggy Plckrellj who always loved b1g affalrs and lmportant people She made frlends wlth Suzanne Coday QBetty Lanej daughter of one of the town s most 1mportant couples THE V Hamllton Codays iGene Hohertz and Karen Shannon! Suzanne asked Betty Lou to go to the mountalns wlth them to whlch her parents fmally consented When Betty Lou returned home she not only brought back a very dlfferent Betty Lou but a big ldea of Mr Coday s would make Mr Maxwell a state representatlve Mr Coday told Papa Maxwell he could put h1m ln offlce Just llke that that lt s money 1n the bank honey 1n the hlve Mr Maxwell 1mmed1ately vlslons hlmself the future presldent of the Un1ted States He started campa1gn1ng and the whole famlly was hobnobblng with the V I P s much to the d1sgust of son Wllbur who hates baths manners combs and Arthur 1Rodger Ehrsaml the Coday's young son The Maxwells d1dn't have tlme for thelr neighbors Mr and Mrs Davls CMarlan Herr and Carol Armstrongl Mrs Allen fRoberta Carstensl and Bernadlne Sm1th Uanette Purdyl Flnally came the last scere of act two and the b1g elect1on The whole famlly was s1tt1ng around the rad1o l1sten1ng to the electlon returns when lt f1nally dawned on them that Papa had lost the elect1on The Codays then drsowned them and Mr Maxwell frlendless and hum1l1ated told the famlly they were movlng to another town The ne1ghbors started returnmg thelr borrowed goods and lt s then tne Maxwells realized that the real honey 1n everybody s h1ve IS friends just l1ke le 6 BAIER G BAIER C C WALLACE Sf SOI S rlctron ers Feed and Farm Supply Store Pnon lo Fontanelle We Dellver Or 2 2 Greenfzeld Dlal 3921 Fontanelle Iowa ' II ll ' - - . I I I . , . , . . I I 0 . ' I ' ' ' -- , . . . . . . -- . , . -- . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , I I I ' I ' . I - , . L 0 . I ' I I , - . . . . ' I .b, . Q . , . . . 5' ,- Lf a . - xv s s V 'J ' 9- ' ' Q r 1 xl , ' ll 3 -- I