Garner Hayfield High School - Yearbook Yearbook (Garner, IA)

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C L A S.S W I L L We, the Senior Class of the City of Garner, County of Hancock, and State of Iowa, write this melancholy paper in our doleful class room on the fifteenth day of the month of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty five. ,We'solemnly declare that we are at this time in the possession of our right minds and realizing the enormous uncertainties of the great universe into which we are about to pass, we declare this our last will and testament. We give, devise, and bequeath all our sweet personalities and winning ways with the teachers. to all who will be so privileged as to return here next year. Further, we wish to will the following: H292 Marilyn Boehnke: William Brugman: Joe Carlson: Nova Chesnut: Bernard Dankbar: Kay Elling: Delores Erickson Doris Fread: Betty Greiman: Marjorie Greiman Judith Haberkamp Doris Haes: Orville Hall: Laurel Hammon: Anna Mae Juhl: Don Kirchner: Gwen Kirchner: Rachel Matz: Dorothy Quintus: Warren Rasmus: Wayne Rasmus: James Reinig: Donald Richards: Betty Reibe: Gordon Specht: Pat Steinberg: Bgquest ability to sing lack of sleep way with girls technique with the fellows interest in Britt football technique shorthand ability darling figure low stature : feminine wolfing tactics quiet ways fluent conversation Mason City interests moody attitude interest in the Navy ,ability to carry a big load interest in certain alumnae interest in Goodrich M Bethke interest in Hayfield interest in Hamiltons manly physique know it all attitude vast chest of Knowledge ability to argue desire to study willful stare Betty Lou Schmidt: sweet personality Marion Schoneman: ability to get girl friends Charlene Sonquist: chattering A Arvil Stille: f Hildreth Tlach: promptness erect stature Beneiisiarx Mavis Schisel Frank Bonnstetter Dean Johansen Darlene Ferr Marilyn Railsbackl John Hites Dorothy Cline Doris Cline Dorothy Kupke Darlene Schultz Elaine Roach Roberta Goll Bob Kirschbaum Jimmy Gatchel Norlyne Rankin Arlene Johnson Dona Bethke Marcele Sonquist Darlene Doll Donald Meyer Ralph Jorgensen Delores Babcock Alvin Katter Mary Jane Bleich James Papousek Eunice Armstrong June Stille DelwYD,Stromer Dorothy Klinge Jimmy,Meyer Jackie Elling ' We hereby appoint Mr. Tweed, superintendent, ,executor of this, our last will and testament. sln Witness whereof,e we the class of l945 the testators, have to this, our last will and testament, set our hands and seal, This fifteenth day of May, A. D. l945. Attesting witnesses: Signed, A Gwen Kirchner and Marion Schoneman, JClass of l945

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This letter is postmarked Washington, D. C. As we tear it open, we wonder who from the class of '45 has landed in the capitol of our fair country. Why, it is Kay -Elling, Senator from Utah. His secretaries, Pat Steinberg and Gwen Kirchner, simply adore working for him. , Ercm Bernard Dankbar we received word that he is the biggest and best cow tester in Minnesota. Marion Schoneman writes that he is in the auto business in Chicago. He is seen daily, racing up and down Michigan Avenue in his l950 pink convertible. Well, well! We have a letter from a singer and it is none other than Marilyn Boehnke. She informs us that she warbles on a radio program that comes on the air at six o'clock, A. M., Central Standard Time. As our stack of letters becomes smaller, we find another letter from Chicago. William Brugman Cbetter known as Billl is employed at the largest railroad center in the world. A letter from Doris Haes and Betty Schmidt, who operate the only beauty shoppe in Ventura, invite any of their old classmates to come over for a free beauty treatment. We have two boys from the class of '45 who are attending large universities. Gordon Specht. who is attending Harvard, is majoring in science and Arvil Stille writes that he is playing quarterback for Yale. AFVil not only enjoys football, but girls, too. A .Warren Rasmus informs us that he is working for the American Tobacco Company and that his father-in-law set him up in business. We are coming to the end of our letters and have only two left. We are glad to hear that Bette Reibe inherited 350,000 from an unknown relative and is living in the Waldorf Astoria in New Yor' City Qbome people have all the lucklb ,Our last letter is from Omaha, NebraSka, where Orville Hall is half-owner of a night club. CHe gives dancing les- sons on the side.j We are very sorry to have reached the end Of our core respondencee-but wait--what's this? A messenger just handed us a Special 'Delivery from Donald Cbetter-latefthan-neverl Richards. Don is in India and it seems he is with the Hindus learning Black Magic. I And now, unlike our customary procedure of throwing Qll correspondence in the waste basket, we file these letters for future reference, and in doing so, wish the members of the class of 1945 much,success in the Years to come.

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Iluninru First Row: E. Armstrong, M. Schisel, M. Sonquist, B. Williams B. Molander, D. Cline, D. Doll, E. Goll, C. Engstler M.Hall, K. Raw, D.BebcocK, E. Roach, E. Young, M. Prohasha A. Johnson, M. Railsback. Second Row: L. Engstler, R. Young, C. Harbison, B. Schoneman D. Klinge, L. Katter, V. Peck, Doris Cline, R.Goll, G. Ennen, G. Katter. . Third Row: J. Gatchel, R. Kirschbeum, C. Greimen, R. Jorgen- sen, D. Meyer, F. Bonnstetter. J. Kern, C. Coll. Junior Class: 36 F.F.A.: Jim Gatchel, Secretary, Cliff Greiman, Vice-President G.A.A.. Virginia Peck, President HGH Club: 5 Mixed Chorus: girls, 43 boys, 2 Glee Clubs: girls, 7, boys, l Band: 3 Drum Mejorette: Myrtle Hall J Lettermen: Robert Kirschbaum, Clifford Greiman, Joe Kern, ' Calvin Goll, Donald Meyer Class Officers: President, James Gatchelg Vice-President, Kathryn Raw, Secretary, Gene Katterg Student Council, Beverly Molander