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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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Therefore, in memory of these who for a time are separated from us, we, the class of 1956, dedicate our annual to .Terry Zrostlik and Vincent Buzicky. So oft the sorrowing cry: Tell us, dear Lord, just why Beauty and youth must die? Why keep them, their courage gone, Broken and blear and wan, Blunderingly stumbling on ? Groping for answer I Chance this as His reply: Not all are fit to die! E. A. Guest - 1-yi HDIHIIIISTRHTIUH V' E 'Sn' f 0 N6 , B.. Qs! w Y f 4, K4 .x Q .MG 21 fxixif kux .g N , A :Sie X ' UXQU ' ' glggguxi A 'wfwx-r e . A-.QQQQJQ ::':.+s.f icuii i w .ij -4 CJ -0 sf Ofgfgggx ff Qfiffgffi' U 2 ,KV x v 'Q S' L as Q vial? 5 L' , oz Q' ff' B50 4? 5 5 ff 5 l MR. STROH Superintendent MR. MOORE Basketball Coach Industrial Arts Baseball Fresh. SL Soph. Football MR. STANSBURY Instrumental Music MR. BRADY Agriculture Teacher F.F.A. Advisor MR. BREISCH Principal Advisor Business Education MR. COFFEY Football Coach Biology Track Fresh. 8a Soph,Basketbal1 MR. DANSDILL Driver's Training Business Law Jr. High Science and History MR. F LEMING Night School Instructor MRS. SPECHT History Government MISS PAPER Home Economics MISS STAFFORD Typing Bookkeeping English 9 MRS. GREIMAN Junior High Teacher MRS. ST ANSBURY Speech Literature Dramatics MRS. THOMPSON Vocal Music MRS. FRALICK Mathematics MRS. NUTTING Junior High Teacher SCHOOL BOARD 1? FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Herb Ollenburg, C. V. Hamilton, Verne Butz. STANDING: Bill Templeton, C. N. Housh, Bernard Engstler. GUYS and GALS GOVERN FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Berge, Gary Snyder, John Smith, Sandra Hollatz, Cathy Hard, Carol Humphrey, Allen Stroh, SECOND ROW: Bob Schlawin, Gene Wetterlin, Shirley Evans, Janet Steege, Ivan Hull, Wendell Humphrey, Carol Yohn, Virginia Baggs, I a Nell Johnson. THIRD ROW: A1 Baskerville, Mr, Briesh. EMPLOYEES Ili I OFFICE GIRL Bonnie Mau I A N IT ORS John Haaf Clarence Daniels -.,....f.-w COOKS Mrs. Nielsen Mrs. Ziesmer Mrs. Jensen r M BUS DRIVERS Joe Schultz Cecil Meinecke Alfred Iurgenson Roy Rensink Ben Riemer f -s , ., we 3 That's our Roger Speech c1ass?'? Just so happy xX Z.. ', ,,. h 'f s :aw Wk? ,M R ,' if - --'. Ev of L--.' ,Q Bl. w -vw . K ' s,, f , K ' Guess who ' ' P' D Q5 ,:--,. ' Say s who? SHY! 9 . I ig Suntanning in December Hard at work?? Quiet! Geniuses at work. Out Of COHU01 An then he told me ..... Anyone seen Harry?? M ,411 '11 ,ms ,MM mu, ,,,,.,w, P- mU' Vx 'S . . , ,, sr .-217' . f.-:rf Y ,gizgi-L 1 771355, 1 If' 731' X Q 5 .N ,WLQi,.ff-1m:f'W ,ERR Q sf' ay. v A ,. .f 23,52 A5,wv,.N,4 i .. ,ww Na T33 'ffifiy ,- 1 1 . ff SEHIURS 5116? N 5 ' 3 ,W . rr,,'I '3 '+'-w ,, be . , X a .'k-' fn H ' Q! . .X 5 5 Q 1.1 J. If as f- ff .. 4... ,luljffif f A for ryyffl 5 ' I xy!! . ff I X ' 1:9 ff IQ 3 lg H .kkk . JEAN BAGGS She may not be a Ford, but she can sure rattle on. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Instrumental Ens e mb le s 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Glee Club 1,2, Operetta l,2, G. A. A. 2, Checkerboard 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Speech Contest 4, Homecoming Attendant. JOAN BAUMGARTNER Her heart has known con- fusion. Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 1,3, Operetta 1,3, G.A.A. 1,2. ANN BERGE I want to be all alone on an island together. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Class Vice-President 4, Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 2, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4,Checkerboard 4, Annual Staff 4, Home- coming, Attendant 4, Prom Waitress 2. PHILIP BOEHNKE I'm not as harmless as I look. Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.P.A. President 4, F.F.A. Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. Base- ball 1, 2, 3. BILL BUTZ Now you don't want to take anything too seriously. Football 1, Baseball Manager 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, One Act Plays 2, 4, Prom Waiter 2. DAVID BYERS I'd work all day to get out of work. DEAN CATALDO There should be a law against charm like mine. Track 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Vocal Solo 3, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Class President 3, Class Vice- President 2, Student Council 2, 3, Checkerboard 4, Annual Staff 1, Class Play 3,4, One Act Play 2, 3, 4, Speech Con- test 3, 4, Prom Waiter 2. LARRY CUMMINS Wisecracks for any occasion at reasonable fees. Basketball 4, Track 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play 1', 3, 4, One Act Play 2, 4, Speech Contest 3, 4, Baseball 4. SHARON DOLL Contentrnent is her keyword. Glee Club 2,3, Operetta 2, 3, Class Secretary 3,4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2- Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Checkerboard 2, 3,4, Checkerboard Assoc. Ed. 4, Annual Staff 4, One Act Play 2, Class Play 4, Prom Waitress 2. MARY ANN EVANS AH innocent face but you can never tell. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Solo 1, 2, 3, 4,Instrurnental Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Sextet 3,4, Operetta 1, 2, Checkerboard 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, One Act Play 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 4, Prom W aitress 2, All-State Band-Orchestra 3, 4. GARY FORMANEK Life would be simple if I weren't so ambitious. Mixed Chorus 35 Operetta 3, 45 F.F.A. Treasurer 35 F.F. A. Reporter 35 F.F.A. Soft- ball 1, 2, 35 F. F. A. Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Checkerboard 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3, 45 Speech Contest 3,45 F.F. A. Speech Contest5 Prom Waiter 25 One Act Play 2, 3, 4. RON FORMANEK Faint heart never won fair lady, but I'm not faint heart. Football 45 Operetta 35 Class President 25 Drivers Club President 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Sentinel 35 F. F. A. Parliamentary Team 35 FL F. A. Basketball 2, 35 F. F.A. Softball 2, 35 Checkerboard 3, 45 Prom Waiter 2. EMMA LOU GATCHEL There's a gleam in her eye and a gleam on her finger. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Horn Solo 15 Instrumental Ensembles 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Band 25 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Operetta 15 Checkerboard 45 Annual Staff45 Class Play 35 All- State Band-Orchestra 3,45 Prom Waitress 2. ELDON GIERDE Men have died from lack of sleep, so I'm protecting my health. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Annual Staff 4. SUE GOLL Famous for her song and her smile. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Instrumental Ensembles 35 Pep Band 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Vocal Solo 2,35 Vocal Ensembles 1,2, 3,45 Operetta 1,2,35 G.A.A. lg Checkerboard 2, 3, 45 One Act Play 25 Class Play 45 Speech Contest 35 Home- coming Attendant 4. 'hr CHUCK GREIMAN Women are too plentiful to worry about. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Annual staff 45 One Act Play 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. ROBERTA HAAN Ifl seem happy, it's because I am. Glee Club 2, 35 Checkerboard 45 One Act Play 45 Prom Waitress 2. SUSAN HABERKAMP I'm innocent in a convincing sort of way. Glee Club 25 Operetta 25 G.A. A. 2, 3. CATHY HARD There is one man in her life. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Instrumental Ensembles 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 2, 45 Checkerboard 45 Annual Staff45Band Queen 4. MARGE HEJLIK I'll work, but isn't there an easier way? G.A.A. 25 Speech Contest 4. CAROLYN HOEFT She has a brightness about her. Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Annual Staff 4. SANDRA HOLLATZ Kindness, efficiency, loyalty. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Vocal Solo 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 3, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Class President 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, S. C. President 4, S. C. Vice-Presi- dent 2, 3, Driver's Club Vice- President 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Checkerboard 2, 3, 4, Checkerboard Editor 4, Annu- al Staff4, One Act Play 2, Speech Contest 3, Home- coming Queen 4. ED HRUBES Girls and studying don't mix. I don't study any more. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Track 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Annual Staff 4, One Act Play 2,3, Second All-Conference Basketball 4, Speech Contest 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Trom- bone Solo. BARBARA HUGHES Her name will not be Hughes for long. Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3. LARRY JOHNSON Why do people make me study? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Swimming 1, 2, Glee Club 1. ffl.. 4 fait J ' SHIRLEY KARGAS Words unsaid do not cause one regret. Glee Club 2, G.A. A. 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. TOM KELLY I'm a busy man. Outside of school, that is. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 2, Operetta 1, 2, Student Council 3, Annual Staff 4, One Act Play 2,4, Homecoming Attendant 4. BOB KRAL Quiet until you know him, but then it's too late. Football Manager 1, Basket- ball 1, One Act Play 2. CRAIG LAMP Am I a genius? Naturally. Basketball 1, 2, Prom Waiter 2. JIM MARTINDALE The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Class Secretary- Treasurer 1, 2, Driver's Club Secretary 3, Class Play 4, One Act Play 3, Homecoming King 4. WAYNE MEYER Thinking is too strenuous for a guy like me. Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Sentinel 4. ROSE MELENEY What's wrong with Gig- gling? Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A. 1. LLOYD NEDVED Here I is girls. Football 4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Track 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Class President 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 4,Hawkeye Boy's State 3, Prom Waiter 2, Homecoming Attendant 4. MILDRED NEDVED If you haven't heard about something ---- ask Millie. Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2,3, G.A.A. 4, Checker- board 4, Annual Staff 4. JOE NEILSEN ldon't dare face the fu- ture, it may be scared away. Football 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Brass Sextet 1, 2. -LEE NEILSEN He may look industrious but alas. Football Manager 1, 4, Basketball Manager 4. BILL NOBLE An inquisitive mind is such a hardship. Track 3, 4, Band 1. DOROT HY' OUDEKERK Concentration takes all the joy out of life. Mixed Chorus 3, G lee Club 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, G. A . A. 3, 4. DARLENE RAYHONS Never will she be silent. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Checkerboard 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 3, 4. TERESA RAYHONS Worry is such a waste of time. Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Checkerboard 3, 4. JERRY REVELAND l'rn a swell guy. lust ask me. Football 4, F.F.A. 3,4, F. F.A. Football 3, F.F.A. Basketball 3, 4. ELMER REICHERTS Cheerfulness ever, Selfish- ness never. Football 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 1,2, Debate 1, 2, Discussion 2, 3, Speech 1, 2. MARILYN ROMP Dedicated to the proposition that any man can be caught. Band l,2,3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Ensembles 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vocal Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Checkerboard 2, 3, 4, Annual Co-Editor 4, Class Play 3, 4, One Act Play 4, Speech Con- test 3, 4, Homecoming At- tendant 4. EMILY SMIDT Ah, how sweet it is to love. Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 1,3, Operetta 3, Swimming 1, Science Club 1. JOHN SMITH Unlike the sun, he shines at night. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l,2, Operetta 1,2, 4, Class President 1, Student Council 1,4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3,4, Hawkeye Boy's State 3, Prom Waiter 2. MARCIA TICE She is a sweet and smiling blonde. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Sax Solo 4, Sax Quartet 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Speech Contest 4. CAROL TLACH It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3,4, Baritone Solo 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 2, Class Treas- urer 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Checker- board 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, One-Act Play 2. KAY WHITNEY Men are such a worry, but I like to worry. Band 1, 2,3,4, French Horn Solo 3, Instrumental Ensem- bles 2,3, Glee Club l,2, Operetta l,2, G.A.A. 1, Checkerboard 2, 3, 4, Annual Co-Editor Class Play 3,4, One-Act Play 3, 4, Prom Waitress 2. ALAN WILLE I'll never understand women. Football 1,2,3, Basketball l,2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 2, Operetta 1,4, Student Council 1, Class Play 4. rn 5412.222 OUTLINE or HISTORY ffl fffdfm FTQUCTC L me on Vw - NEW Rimes o ilrres lf' We y . st' 5 V ,S 3 . 'vb 'ii' 9 ofoanawn, 4 PLAY SNAPS J i M i' , r g H- A ' 1 X J 5 -s 1 -x k l V E E E s s 5 e -. -1- -- rave: ,Q Svgwrf-K' 1 5 !,..,:1, f -,,, ss , 8 A Us X k Ji' 1 5 ' A as , , 1 , V a Xx.a'f,4glf h ' 14 1 52 'H , Y? ,ua M,. r 5. , r 1 iw , r ggi fx f sf P 5741- H ? r r wr-. is Q ,Q.W .. .. 4 S ,M r B 1 Milli-Ll I , lA, .. -iid? r. A : fl ' N e w ff if fi rn Sash V' 23' igegrsgiel ' sfsggfgg-yaielf 'rgiiifff ' gs sw . .ir us resize . 519525555 , 1 I 1 V, ff r ' . 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Bill Roe Barbara Reveland Les Savage Judy Schuldt Judy Schuldtz Lois Weiland Patty Tlach Bob Schlawin Ronnie Werstein Gene Wetterling Rollin Whitehursr Mary Ann Ziesmer Jean Ausmus Bob Brade Bill Brooks Don Cataldo Judy Dodd Nancy Farquhar Carolyn Flood Joan Fredricks Karen Gatchel Marge Giesenberg Marcia Hale Ernest Harms Terry Hall Aloise Hauge Jon Hillesland Dean Hollatz Gary Hollatz J oice Hueneman Sheryl Jakoubek Connie J ass H asf , ur Q fr L j? 'Q ff: J-, gl, A LJ 3 . . ' Bob J ass Bill Johnson .T a Nell Johnson Charles Klaus Tom Kemp Sylvia Knudson Jerry Kroop Bruce Lamp Duane Miller Sharon Newell Dilla Niederfrank Diane Oudekerk Ron Pitkin Gordon Pringuitz Marlene Radloff Bob Revland Dick Rockwood Betsy Ross Jacque Schuldt La Verne Schuller Ellen Smith Gary Snyder Dick Tice Mary Jean Urich Reuben Whitehurst Barbara Young O 3 HCTIVITIES jr IW FOOTBALL TEAM ff- x19 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tom Kelly, Ed I-Irubes, John Smith, Lloyd Nedved, Chuck Greiman, Eldon Gjerde, Larry Johnson, Lee Neilsen, SECOND ROW: Dick J ass, Allyn Baskerville, Roger Radloff, Bob Rockwood, Larry Esk, Jerry Reveland, WayneMeyer, THIRD ROW: Ron Formanek, Mickey Brouwer, Gary Maben, Roger Clark, Joe Pringle, Jerry Jilek, Bill Haan, Terry Greiman, Larry Greiman, ,T ack Deibler, Bernard Klemm, Coach Coffey. un Eagle Grove 14 Garner 6 Northwood 12 Garner 0 Buffalo Center 26 Garner O Forest City 40 Garner 0 Nora Springs 26 Garner 0 Manly 25 Garner 7 Lake Mills 6 Garner 7 Britt 13 Garner 0 Belmond 44 Garner 0 The 1955 football squad and coach, Gene Coffey, had a slow start with only two regulars and seven lettermen returning. Garner looked fairly good in the first game by holding an extremely strong Eagle Grove team to an eight point margin. The second game we played Northwood, the Conference Champs, and the score was Northwood 12, and Garner O. After that game the Cardinals went into a slump until the highlite of the season when Garner beat Lake Mills by a two touchdown favorite. Lack of size, speed, and experience accounted for Garner usually coming out on the short end of the score, The acting captains for the 1955 season were J' im Martindale and John Smith, both seniors. ff FRESH-SOPH FGOTBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Larry Paulson, Larry Bell, Roger Gast, Tom Stille, Ivan Hull, ,Tack Butz, Harley Greiman, Leo Hadacek, SECOND ROW: Alvin Hrubes, Marlyn Rhine, Bob Rock- wood, Larry Esk,JoePring1e,JerryJe1ik, THIRD ROW: ,Tim Deibler, Jim Grieman, John Brooks, Harry Fleming, Marvin Cummins. TRACK FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Paul Klemrn, Bob Rockwood, Larry Esk,Joe Pringle, Graig Neieyer, Allyn Baskerville, Tom Kelly, Bill Noble. SECOND ROW: Coach Coffey, Cletus Nedved, ,T ack Butz, Terry Greiman, Roger Clark, Jim Greiman. BASKETBALL as ni is-Z' 15 I SH' fa Ei X s iw v K FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roger Clark, Birch Robinson, Terry Greiman, Chuck Greiman, ,Tack Kramer, Richard Foster. SECOND ROW: Lee Neilsen, Ed Hrubes, A1 Baskerville, ,Tim Martin- dale, Craig Niemeyer, Dick Jass, Lloyd Nedved, Coach Moore. The 1955-56 basketball season for Garner wasn't as successful as some past teams, but the boys on this year's team had a lot of fight and spirit. With every team we met, we went out with determination to beat them, The biggest upset of the year for Garner was beating state tournament contender, Hayfield in the County Tournament. Garner faced Klemme in the finals of the county, but just didn't have it that night and had to be satisfied for runner-up in the county, Garner placed fifth in the standings of the North Iowa Conference, The Cardinals also were beaten by Forest City in the sectional tournament to end the season, This year we were again coached by Loyal Moore who did another fine job with the boys. F resh-Soph Team THE KING and HIS ACES JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS . 1- In 4 xg ders Sec CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sharon D011 . . . Sandra Hollatz . . . Ann Berge X ,J FRESHMAN -SOPHOMORE Nancy Bradwell . . . Janet Steege . . . Carol Yohn ANNUAL STAFF IF' , V. 351, rw in . fK.i'J 'wif A Q' -mum in Q1 9 ig.: 1.1. SITTING: Cathy Hard, Carolyn Hoeft, Lloyd Nedved, Marilyn Romp, Kay Whitney, Roberta Haan, Ann Berge, STANDING: Bill Butz, John Smith, Gary Maben, Edwin Hrubes, Carol Tlach, Tom Kelly, Gary Forrnanek, Eldon Gjerde, Dean Cata1do,,TimMartinda1e, Lou Gatchel, Chuck Greiman, Sandy Hollatz, Sharon Doll, Mary Ann Evans. vffg-ffr...vw: H- .. 'Z W- ' 'se ' 1 IES xi 1 IR I ' ' ,.,.,Mw-MVT-+A I Anwar I? v lm'f QQ,-.1 ?f gif? Q FIRST ROW: Alvin Hrubes, Bill Brooks, Harley Greiman,,T ack Diebler, Gary Schultz, Tom Stille, Rich Foster. STANDING: Coach Moore, Harry Fleming, Dean Henderson, Marvin Cummins, Larry Ackerman, Bob Rockwood, Craig Niemeyer, Victor Sonquist, Larry Cummins, Terry Greiman, Larry Bell, Ronald Jahnke. Sophomores ' Float Freshman Float Junior Float SSTHOI FIOHI Queen Candidates King Candidates Marching Band IVIAHCHING BAND MR. STANSBURY CAT HY HARD Director '56 Band Queen Ten in a Row, is the title the Garner High School Marching Band made for the year of 1955, The day of the state marching contest at Charles City will be remembered by all, when the judge AGAIN announced a I rating. Our congratulations go to Mr. Stansbury, the drum majorette, Shirley Evans, and the band members, for all the hard work done toward making it the tenth consecutive victory. The band selected Cathy Hard to represent Garner in the North Iowa Band Festival. CONCERT BAND The Garner High School Concert Band has once again completed a successful season by earning a I rating at state contest in Nashua on May 5. This makes it 6 in a row. For 13 seniors, this last band contest will be a memorable one. North Sea Overture and Royal Bridesmaids March were the contest numbers. Twenty-one solos and small groups were entered in the state solo and small group contest in Ventura on April 6 and 7. The results were 9 Is and 16 Hs, Hats off to all who participated in this event. Thanks and congratulations go to Mr. Stansbury for his hard work in making this another successful year, INSTRUIVENTAL SMALL GROUPS CLARINET TRIO Mary Ann Evans ,Jean Pollack , Rose mary Josten. WOOD WIND TRIO Judy Engstler, Rosemary Josten, Di- ane Bredlow. CLARINET QUARTET Mary Ann Evans, Jean Baggs, Cathy Hard, Jean Pollack. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Allyn Baskerville, Kay Ha mpel Jean Pollack, Sharon West. 3 5 rf 1 CORNET QUARTET Roland Schubert, Marvea Hamilton, Virginia Baggs, Monty Snyder. FLUTE QUARTET Joyce Hueneman, Carolyn Jass, Di- ane Bredlow, Judy Johnson. FLUTE DUET Judy Johnson, Diane Bredlow. SAX QUARTET Diane Dethmers, Janice Brozik, Pat Edelen, Marica Tice. HORN QUARTET B a r b a r a Berge , Patty Wesenburg Carolyn Pollack , Emma Lou Gatchel VOCAL SMALL GROUP GIRLS ' SEXTET XJ Mary Ann Evans, Sue Goll, Marilyn Romp, Carol Humphrey, Louise De- Weerdt , Shirley Evans. GIRLS ' QUARTET Kay Hampel, Carolyn Pollack, Pat Wesenburg, Diane Dethmers. 57 ,, , L L LL LLL MIXED QUARTET Doug Brown, Pat Grieman, Rose- mary Josten, Ivan Hull. r MIXED CHGHUS - GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Thompson, Marvea Hamilton, Deanna Rios, Deloris Oudekerk, Carol Bush, Elaine Nedved. SECOND ROW: MaryLou Meleney, Louise De Weerdt, Carol Humph- rey, Patty Greiman, Barbara Hauptly, Bonnye Newell, Jackie Schlecht, Rose Meleney, Andrea Nielsen, Dorothy Oudekerk, John Brooks, Doug Brown, Doris Richards, Barbara Klesel. SECOND ROW: Dean Cataldo, Ivan Hull, Alan Wille, Eldon Gjerde, John Smith, Phil Boehnke. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Kramer, Doris Richards, Rosalee Rios, Alice Hillsland, Rita Hadacek, Deanna Rios, Mrs. Thompson, SECOND ROW: Luaine Weiland, Judy Young, Pat Wesenberg, Barbara Klesel, Connie Tice, Bonnie McCullough, Louise De Weerdt, THIRD ROW: Kay Hampel, Sharon West, Diane Dethmers, Carolyn Pollock, Joanne Klesel, Sylvia J ante, Shirley Evans. HEARTS and BLOSSO NIS Hearts and Blossoms, an operetta in two acts was presented March 2, in the Memorial Building by the G.H.S. music department. The operetta was directed by Mrs. Fred Thompson. The setting is a small garden at a summer resort. The hotel guests Cchorus and girls glee clubj are interested in the love life of Marie CMari1yn Rompj and I une CShirley Evansj, Mrs. Namming CPat Griemanj, the girls's mother, dislikes Jerry CDean Cataldoj, Maries boyfriend, and Phillip Clvan Hullj, .Tune's boyfriend because Jerry is a Poor lawyer and Phillip is a nephew of Matthew Brandon CEd Hrubesb. Many years ago Matthew had misplaced anote that had a secret formula for complexion creme. Mrs. Manning was furious because he cou1dn't remember where he had placed it. After many years had gone by, Marie and Jerry found it in an old book, When Mrs. Manning saw the note she forgave Matthew and permitted Jerry and Marie, and Phillip and J une to have a double wedding. Uncle Matthew proposed to Mrs. Manning. She accepted, thus making a triple wedding. Another Happy couple was Malindy fSandra Hollatzj, the colored maid, and Samson CGary Formanekj, the colored bellboy. Other principals were: Carol Humphrey, Pat Wesenburg, Douglas Brown, and Wendel Humphery. I ACT PLAYS ONCE IN A BLUE MOON FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Evans, Evelyn Rayhons, Larry Cummins, Marcia Tice, Tom Kelly, Cathy Hard, Jean Baggs, SECOND ROW: Daryl Greiman, Bill Butz, Chuck Greiman, Kay Whitney, Bernard Klemm, Bill Haan, Coral Jones. LITTLE PRISON Left to Right: Pat Wesenburg, J udylohnson, Carol Bush, Bonnie McCullough, Roberta Haan, SMOKE SCREEN Marilyn Romp Dean Cataldo, Gary Formanek. ww.. I ' ' yu,-,ar egg v --mnLHIN A.'A' I A A I CATHY HARD '56 BAND QUEFF' 185' he W f T G 3 -L GROUP MUSIC CONTEST Cathy Hard, we are very' vi CHER ofachet git! Swpsbxg bandhingarner F:-A.T,AND 'md .nh Gmner traveled is the IQ5G Bland Quef rfffpgek ouf fxsbufi- Vevicqn gfxfeqf burly, mail' the dugg U school flfflpfiie in 'shed Staie sent Gamer in the Ni ,uuswg tw Shaw Awshe is nd geahon S 6 its firlttlon OfD nzarchin .eie t ey earne 9 Is Festival to be held in A ' R0 e gush Qgh- air, 9' 9 'Hz-ner epfembe 5 Hppea, afyl Sta g A lf-by of Jung, She wa MVS he5.En 5 SP8 Wu h 1931 band game. pf 9 an 5' Iaflce ns' g Ps wefe: Luaxne Wei- nrenlbers of the band. A5263 Lltbsrhv-iogfojulti 12' Ser the Nglfizie its fflfia-X, gegfegigle 837526 sgzizgfg, P1'i?j0: Mary Ann ' ti J b d . . . Ayden ,S T--Q v wo - ,D 0 erl , - Tmxey .-vans, cm-ne'tg m an532Q'FclJIl1.xe .WCESSHQ vfzivey A. Yvogfylmei bandfzlyfear z'ZZ1.2'afHe1-11.i1f1lDea1'ani'e me bs mixed-clarinet quartet: is 17 yew-5 Old' Em. the pvegw gallizd Mfsryeichers Xowal. Pifkgni lie new -are 74 I Ie., at .lute quartetg 'and saxo- .lI 1 D161 nel? b , . ha 'llZ1f,9d a Llailnen in U.. 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Ciheragxa ref-Qg0'0xcxx1Q., and Vic Sonquist '91 if aim couples that if going' to the By 11.00 we had been dn 'xigeo Zqvviagefgv Eggxxgveq qpxob l0 ' 65125, ff',9.,6',3.Z,j17, owing fiance is Qfnugk G. and Sue to the bus and at last our since. 5,,6g5,0g KW 9 ,gggnefgo fa? a OX OIG Q02 -Q .73 'Y A V y 1 V V I, X31 H moved. Tootsie and I Cami quik .axe-Kgfgx ,ad .Loewe ,xyexege qevxkki 9 K. 6 5 ble .ho vvag you .znmx M .el . out what was going on on the wa, SGSXG- Rio 355' QN5' qpx ,Q ' 4 0 5 V 3055 ., if Hglffl H - - ' .1 W. ' ,, but we certainlv didn't get anv 0 QA X9 'SQ vb on of '22-0 NGQQQ9 X 6 Mime 01 tm Cmwlm M law INN Mm' at Qoeqnvi, qeew' like anvone didiv, Yue Doggy? Q5 I Qi 4139 .QS 09? fic e-vm. iilcff rfiglft, vsefse Jfshri ami Rosaiee, Ilarry In Quite iof iny blistger -and Tuoot- '33 393,062 A f?vf9'4i'C9Qebw e loeiokvieow-9, ee 'Ni -KW. Tiliflfez' Jvfvvfu Denny and L- ' 'P . ' .' ' Q e 1 . mi. s P 2 I sore toe we had a real good tune. me Qxaqvelxigg Qeqggx .mg-aaa e5g,q,5,5,,Y'9 Qxegidvi 52,3 'fQfQj2u for dm 9 ,T LL- A Q, i X 'Q .f .lg,,, .m mlm pf .w - nvrrhe glretperg-nes 8 wilt: Paper an X32 QQAGS :Liu 931: lf .MT-KX .-xegx- Kc gil? V0 1 HUHYU SOOU. F. F. A. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roger Pringnitz, Larry Greiman, Verne Prohaska, Jack Deibler, Kenneth Prohaska, Leo Hadacek. SECOND ROW: Gary F ormanek, ,T ay Griggs, Wendell Humph- rey, ,Tim Haan, Merlin Rockow, Harold Knutson. THIRD ROW: Birch Robinson, Roger Gast, Larry Ackerman, Robert Abele, Gary Hejlik, Alan I ass. THIRD ROW: Donald Hrubes, Ron Formanek, Raymond Brcka, Alvin Hrubes. There are 34 members in Garner's F.F.A. this year. The officers of the Future Farmers of America chapter are: President, Philip Boehnkeg Vice-President, J ay Griggsg Secretary, Mickey Brouwer: Treasurer, Gary Formanekg Reporter, Verne Prohaskag and Sentinel, Wayne Meyer. Philip Boehnke and Gary Formanek were offical delegates to the State Convention at Water- loo. Sixteen members of the F .F .A. were spectators to this convention. Twelve greenhands were initiated to the Chapter Farmer level. A judging team of Mickey Brouwer, Larry Greiman, Leo Hadacek and Wendell Humphrey journeyed to the North Iowa Fair and came home with 5th place, The F.F,A. held their annual corn show, A corn judging team of Mickey Brouwer, Roger Gast, Gary J ones and Wendell Humphrey came home with Reserve Grand Champion Award. This same group went to the state corn show and got third place, The F.F.A. participated in many contests including District contests. Phil Boehnke received the Iowa Farmer Degree. The F.F,A. held a Parent and Son Banquet, For interest they had a Sweetheart Contest. The Sweetheart of the Chapter was Pat Edelen. The Chapter's advisor is Mr, Brady, JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS N N i l i y Wd-,,,,,,,,, f 1 Q, Wig is , r i fmt l ' -- f'2: ef iii 1 M 5 l A l z ggfae- N OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Steward .... .............. . . . Birch Robinson Cornelia Otis Skinner . . ........ . . Sharon West Mrs. Skinner, Cornelia's mother . . . . . Sally' .Tame Emily Kimbrough, Cornelia's friend . . . . . . Shirley Evans Purser .... .... .......... ..... .T ohn K och Stewardess . . . . ....... . . Andrea Nielsen Dick Winters ............... . . . Verne Prohaska d Admiral, really the band leader . . . .... Bob Brower Harriet St. John, an English Girl. . ...... .... C arol HU1T1DhI'CY Winifred Blaugh, Harriet's Friend ......... . . . Louise Deweerdt Leo McEvoy, Dick's friend and roommate . . . ..... Jerry Juhl Inspector .... ..................... .... I 11 ene Rockow Thereses, a French maid ............. . . . J anan Wetterling Monsieur de la Croix . . . . . Mickey Brouwer Window Cleaner ...... . . . .... . . ..... . . . ...... J ay Griggs A great share of the action of the play took place on the ocean liner. The girls had been saving up their money and planning on the trip for over a year. Both girls had been told not to talk to strange men, but you know young girls, it goes in one ear and out the other. On the ship, Emily and Cornelia met several young American boys and two annoying English girls and Emily nearly drowns a man. The last part of the play takes place in the hotel room of a hotel in Paris, B There are escapades with bedbugs and many other things but in spite of all this it ended very happy for both girls. SENIy R CLASS DRESENTS Avery . . Telson , . Louise .... William . ..... . Anne Darrow . . . Caroline Van Bret Victoria Van Bret Mr. Chase .... Mortimer Neff . . Rip Van Bret . . Dr. John Sully . . Lambert....... DOUBLE DOOR n..-.nq-.-.a- , Sandra l-lollatz . . . John Smith , , , Sharon Doll Larry Cummins , , Kay Whitney , Marilyn Romp . . . . . SueGoll . . . Alan Wille . . Lloyd Nedved . . Dean Cataldo Jim Martindale Gary Formanek Victoria Van Bret rules her family with a maniac's firmness. Her sister Caroline is help- less before her. Her half-brother Rip cannot stand up against her. In a dark room that has not been changed since her father died Victoria goes through her cheerless routine with cruel re- gularity. She is more cruel than ever just now just because Rip is marrying a young lady who is not of his social station, and Victoria senses a threat to the integrity of the Van Bret fortune. How Victoria tortures the bride with studied austerity and finally tries to murder her is the malevolent burden of the play. BY THE ZIDER ZEA On Wednesday, May 9, 1956, the Junior and Senior classes meet Bye The Zi , our Junior-Senior Prom, The gym and tables were very cleverly decorated following a Dutch Theme. The Country Clubers played music during the dinner hour. Mickey Brouwer was toastmaster, Sally J ante, Vice-President of the Jtmior class, gave a toast to the Senior class and Lloyd Nedved, President of the Senior class gave the response for the Senior class, Mr, Edward Dansdill, the guest speaker, gave a very interesting talk which was enjoyed by he banquet toasting program, the tables were taken down and the guests all. Following t , da ' h Country Clubers der Zea for nced to the music of t e XQQQNN 3 ' A -' i S2 HOMECOMING yi n 'L Q M I 3 gfmffal n 2 ' i A ,gi ., ' 'YT K k nz ' - kk Jean and Chuck Sue and Lloyd Queen Sandra King Jim A 3 5 l r, Q 1 .. ,, n , 2 n ,g.- g A Q - A A i N ff , n L , 2 m,f. n -' -..,,, .,., ' , 3 ..,, k I F' EV Lf ' 'fi L z -k'f 1 ','-. .f if' WS- ff ,g -- - 4, :,,- g, ,L ,Q ,Q , ,Hx 5 Marilyn and Ed Ann and Tom who 's Who? A Tye' 541 h -Q-fa , ,QW Wading Just Marilyn V Rough night Charmed , I 'rn sure f sb si 5 1 an Aw! Just posing Let's get on the ball N., I W What 's up , doc? ? Legs go gang Wanna come along? Make Believe SNAPS 'N .N I ,, W . 31913. .1 li o, 1- Q ,f N 6 HARRY Taught Mel I Three Musketeers , . .ar W is -'av MZ 4. Just a friendly game of cards 'P '1 Sweet fq....,, and that's all. . . n o in, 1 a Yggr' ,, A i ly ng.. , Hard working Brooks T hat's our Sharon Nightly Pin-ups ' K 25mph 'ii if iii? S, L 2 -, ,J Q in . -, . fm - 1'1 '- ROSE ' When we were young What a party!! Watch those calories QF , , Q li? 5 -',' 5 gh, si w Pretty kitty L - Just doing our job Sweet sixteen Those were the days Do it yourself Who said we cou1dn't swim s H s X, iyrsri y, ui My rnan Luckies taste better N H Size 14 1f2 iffy- I Oh for another hour of sleep N0 Shoes? We 're no angels SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of 1944, the graduating class of 1956 came on stage to start their climb to success to the 364,000.00 question. Those appearing on stage were: Jean Baggs, Joan Baum- gartner, Ann Berge, Bill Butz, Dean Cataldo, Sharon Doll, Emma Lou Gatchel, Chuck Greiman, Tom Kelly, Rose Meleney, Mildred Nedved, Joe Nielsen, Lee Nielsen, Bill Noble, Marilyn Romp, Alan Wille, Kay Whitney, Peg Prichard, Elling Schisel, Patricia Goodnow, Jonathan Knaupp, Karen Katter, Bette Ann Arnold, Mike Becker, Roger Fread, Arvilla Hughes, and Edwin Hrubes, Time zan out before we could try for the first question, but we were all willing to come back the next week to try for the 332,00 question, The next week we were ready to start with the 3532.00 question and brought with us an expert on the subject, Ruth Hall. We, also, brought another contestant, Keith Loebig. We answered the question correctly and we were given a chance to come back the next week. This time we were trying for the 364.00 question which was our second grade. We began this week with a few new contestants who were: Ann Hansen, Francis Grendler, Dorothy Oudekerk, Jim Millardg and Patricia Goodnow wasn't able to come back with us this time. Our expert this week was Viola Baker. During the program we lost Keith Loebig and Francis Durant. We came back the next week to try for the 25128.00 question. This time Susanna Benning accompanied us as our expert, We, also, got help from Naoma Frisbee, William and Robert Kirshbaum but they left us before the question got too tough. Ann Hansen and Kay weren't with us to start the question, We succeeded in answering this question and we were given the opportunity to return for the fifth week or the fourth grade. We got through this question too with the added help of Kay Whitney, Craig Lamp, Mary Ann Evans, William Kist and Alvin Weaver. Dorothy Oudekerk wasn't able to start with us and Janice Oppedahl and Jack Rapp left before we could complete the question, Our expert was Eldora Christianson. Of course, we came back the next week for the 35512.00 question. Were we acquired the help of Francis Klesel, Marcia Tice, Darlene Schoonmaker, Lloyd Alden, Robert Waugh, Jack Rapp, and Gaylon Roberts. William Kist and Alvin Weaver left before the question was over. Dorothy Field came along as our expert. Now we're really advancing into big money--31000.00 The questions are getting tougher and our expert this time was Mr. Tompkins. And do you know what? We made it with the added help of Eldon Gjerde, Karen Goll, Cathy Hard, Carolyn Hoeft, Bob Kral, Dorothy Oukekerk, John Smith, and Lloyd Nedved. We lost Robert Waugh and Edwin Hrubes, Wowl 32000.00 Mrs. Greiman came with us this time. We gained five new contestants- Doris Peterson, Roberta Haan, Lona Toland, Thomas Hutchins, and Mike Pazourp and lost four contestants before the question was through. These were: Roberta Haan, James Millard, Lona Toland and Doris Peterson, Jerry Revland and David Byers came in time to help us answer the question. We're getting smarterg we answered the question. We came prepared the following week with our usual attendance plus Susan Haberkamp, Edwin Hrubes, Betty Legreid, and Gary Kramer. Roger Fread, Darlene Schoonmaker and Janice Oppedahl left us. We won 34000.00 which means we've reached our second plateau. Miss Handfelt was our expert. ' Since we were ready to start the 358000.00 question, we were asked to enter the isolation booth--our high school career. Entering the booth with us were some newcomers: Philip Boehnke, Gary Formanek, Ron Formanek, Sandra Hollatz, Marge Hejlik, Roberta Haan, Barbara Hughes, Wayne Meyer, Darlene Rayhons, Teresa Rayhons, EmilySmidt, Carol Tlach, Sharon Watson, Vince Buzicky, Jer ry Zrostlik, Art Gethman, Beulak Matz, and Elaine Reichardt. Not appearing with us were Betty Legreid, Lloyd Alden, Arvilla Hughes, Gary Kramer, Francis Klesel, Jack Rapp and Robert Waugh. Reaching 316,000.00 meant we had a lot of studying to do this week. We received the added help of Dorothy Oudekerk and halfway through--Larry Johnson. But we lost three assets: Art Gethman, Don Moffat, and Elaine Reichardt. We're getting excited because we're almost to the end. This was a very difficult question and Jim Martindale and Larry Cummins volunteered tohelp us out. However, Mike Becker, Vince Buzicky, Mickey Pazour, Jerry Zrostlik, and Dorothy Streyle left us. We succeeded in winning for the eleventh time. This is the final week and as the question draws nearer we are very excited, nervous, and happy. Bette Ann Arnold and Beulah Matz could not be with us, but we did acquire a new contestant, Elmer Reicherts. We've answered our final question and have been awarded 364,000.00--our Diplomas. We know our diplomas are worth much more than 364,000,005 and that we couldn't have been awarded them without the help of our experts-our teachers, We'll use the education we've acquired to be achallenge for tomorrow. WILL We, the senior class of the town of Garner, county disposing mind and memory, and knowing the uncertainty of clare this our last will and testament. May 11, 1956. NAME Jean Baggs Joan Baumgartner Ann Berge Philip Boehnke Bill Butz David Byers Dean Cataldo Larry Cummins Sharon Doll Mary Ann Evans Gary Formanek Ron Formanek Emma Lou Gatchel Eldon Gjerde Sue Goll Chuck Greiman Roberta Haan CORONER'S REPORT Exhaustion. Too many late nights. Neck Cramps. She had to look up at allthe people, Loneliness, Harry didn't come back, ' 'Mortificationf' S o me o n e called him THE KID. Strangulation, He got wound up in a motion picture film. Concussion. One of his bright remarks backfired. Nervousness. Speech con- tests were too nerve wracking, Loneliness, He had to sit in the corner in physics class. Embarrassment. She dis- covered she really does blush. Hanged to death, Dave's ring was to heavy. ' 'Shame. His halo slipped once to often, Embarrassment, Hescuffed his white side walls. Confusion, She forgot which class ring belonged to whom. Starvation. He couldn't get used to working for a living. Joy, The ring finally fit, Disappointment, Allthe goodlooking Britt girls were going steady, Old age, Nurses have just too many doctors around. of Hancock, state of Iowa, being of sound and human life, do hereby make, publish, and de- WILL She leaves her egg diet to Diane Dethmers. She leaves her collection of diamonds to anyone with enough fingers. She leaves the ribbon on Harry's ring to Carol Yohn. He leaves his way with teachers to Richard Foster. Bill leaves his worn-out camera to Gary Maben. David leaves his quiet manner to Doug Brown. Dean leaves his orange sweater to anyone who is color blind. Larry leaves his nickname George to someone who doesn't want it. Sharon leaves her giggle to next year's bookkeeping class. Mary Ann leaves her ability to play the clarinet to Jerry Juhl, Gary leaves his brains to be divided equally among next year's chemistry class. Ron leaves his black Ford to anyone who will baby it. Emma Lou leaves' her quiet but fatal way with men to Pat Wesenburg. Eldon leaves his motor scooter to Paul Klemm. Suzie leaves her bubbling-over personality to Roger Radloff. Chuck leaves his old fishing stories to True Magazine. Roberta leaves her desire to be a nurse to Andrea Nielsen. Susan Haberkarnp Cathy Hard Marge Hejlik Carolyn Hoeft Sandra Hollatz Ed Hrubes Barbara Hughes Larry Johnson Shirley Kargas Tom Kelly Bob Kral Craig Lamp .T im Martindale Rose Meleney Wayne Meyer Lloyd Nedved Mildred Nedved J oe Nielsen Lee Nielsen Frostbite. Cars get so cold on late winter nites. Pride, She was the first in her class to be engaged. Run to death, She didn't know her boss was atrack star. Worry, She was afraid she forgot to punch a hot lunch ticket, Writer's cramp, Her boss was a fast talker. Bruises. He became parted with his chair when sleeping in class. Carbon monoxide poisoning. Caused while parking for pro- longed time. Stat-vation. Mi s s ed one meal. Heart Attack. Caused while riding with Sharon Doll. Ear strain. All his girls got on the phone at the same time. Fractured Skull, He slipped and fell while dancing at Duncan. Shock. He discovered that there are pages inside book covers. Worry. Thinking of bills and Sue. Shock, She got to school on time. Underdeve1opment, He Didn't reach six feet eight. Severe injuries. He was trampled to death by all his women. Ulcers, From wor rying about car accident bills. Astonishment. His Ford only went 95 mph one night. Broken Head. He fell out of a study hall window. Susan leaves her quiet manner to J o Ann Klesel. Cathy leave her one-man tech- nique to Bonne Newell. Marge leaves her left over men to Sue Ausmus. Carolyn leaves her trim figure to Lee Meleny. Sandra leaves her Klemme committments to next year's juniors. Ed leaves his broken-hearted girls to Ivan Hull. Barbara leaves her attraction for older men to Nancy Haber- kamp. Larry leaves my unrecognized genius to Don Hrubes. Shirley leaves her quiet voice to Vic Sonquist. Tom leaves his red hair to Daryl Jakoubek, Bob leaves his Duncan Bounce to Harley Greiman. Craig leaves his ability to study physics to anyone who needs it. Jim leaves all his old women to Jerry Ielik. Rose leaves her ability to be prompt to anyone who needs it, Wayne leaves his nickname Moose to Gary Jones. Lloyd leaves his Casanova ap- proach to Ernie Harms. Mildred leaves her out-of-town men to Deanna Rios. Joe leaves his safe-driving habits to Mick Brouwer. Lee leaves his enthusiam for school work toJ oe Pringle. Bill Noble Dorothy Oudekerk Darlene Rayhons Teresa Rayhons Jerry Revland Elmer Reicherts Marilyn Romp Emily Smidt John Smith Marcia Tice Carol Tlach Kay Whitney Alan Wille Heart-break. His old black Ford finally broke down. Injuries, Her drivingfinally caught up with her. Laryngitis. She talked A- bout Britt's wrestling team too much, Overwork, Thinking up ways to get out of 6th Period study hall. ' 'Eyestrain. ' ' Reading too many pocket editions, Occupational hazard. Some- one ran over him at the station. Heart attack, She had to prove that she could jitterbug at 80. Indigestion. She ate hot lunches every day. Crushed, A pulley exper- iment fell on him. ' Disappointment, Someone told her there wasn't any Santa Claus. High Blood pressure. She couldn't hit high H on the baritone. Boredom, Her television set broke down, Overwork, He kept changing his mufflers every day. In witness whereof, we, the class of 1956, have to this our Will and Testament set our hands and seal, This eleventh day of May, A.D. 1956, Bill leaves his car to anyone who can use the spare parts. D o r o th y leaves h er typing ability to Leo I-Iadacek. Darlene leaves her ability to have a good time at Duncan to Rita Hadacek. Teresa leaves her bookkeeping technique to Pat Greiman. ,Terry leaves his wild night life to Leo Schuller. Elmer leaves his bookkeeping techniques to next years bright seniors. Marilyn leaves her pony tail to Nancy Bradwell. Emily leaves her sweet, gentle manner to Mary Jean Urich. John leaves his ' 'girl-in-every- port policy to Lance Johnson. Marcia leaves her hot rod to Bill Haan. Carol leaves her bashful smile to Marion Stromer. Kay leaves her wild night life with Larry Cummins to Sharon West, Alan leaves his party tactics to Ivan Hull, Signed , Class of 1956 PROPHECY Dear Diary, It sure is a small world, Today I either read about or talked to every member ofmy class, the class of 1956. It, is Saturday but Ihada lot ofrunning around to do so I called a cab. Since I was in a hurry, they sent me their fastest cab driver, Larry Cummins. We recognized each other and started to talk about old times. As we zipped down the street, I caught sight of what I thought was a parade. It actually wasn't a parade. It was the former Daren Sue Goll, Kathy Hard and Barbara Hughes taking their children shopping. They were just walking past that famous hat store owned and operated by Buzz Byers. I guess he had so many hats he opened a store. I turned on the radio just in time tocatch Edwin Hrube's newscast. Ed was talking about that famous actor Dean Cataldo. He still has trouble with his love scenes. In the sports news it seems that Larry Johnson has just been elected captain of the Cleveland Browns football team. His coach is Eldon Gjerde, I guess Eldon couldn't make the team but he had so much pull with team owner Chuck Greiman that Chuck let Eldon coach, Bill Noble just set a fishing record, He was the first left handed person to catcha two pound sardine on a live bait in the light of the moon. It must have really been something! The news just finished and here I am at my office. The first thing I did was buy a paper. I see by the headlines that Craig Lamp is running for vice-president again. He would run for president but that is to hard. Thereis the editorial. I'll have to read it sometime. Sandra Hollatz always did write such good editorials. I see by the paper that Marilyn Romp, the expert on etiquette, is in town. When asked if she thought it proper for nice young girls to hold men's hands, she replied, Nowadays nice girls have to hold men's hands. The paper also interviewed Bill Butz, owner of that fabulous string of camera shops. Bill remarked that he had some bad luck lately. His chauffeur ran off without his wife. Here's an article about a couple of farmers, Ron Formanek and Phil Boehnke.They were the first to raise 350 bushels of corn per acre. They said they couldn't have done it without the help of their Agriculture instructor, Mr. Brady. Oh, here is a picture of Lloyd Nedved operating some equipment at the atomic plant. He says if things work out he can really go places. The ads are usually interesting. Her is one, Gain weight the easy way by visiting Dorothy Oudekerk's salon today, For good values in used cars, visit Hones John Smith, He will give you quick service, After all, he is only in town for 24 hours. If your husband doesn't take you out any more, visit Shirley Kargas's beauty shop. Results guaranteed! Wife treating you like a rag mop? Visit Bob Krals Barber Shop, lguess Bob is taking his job seriously and is trying out for the Perry Como show, After I was through with the paper I decided to phone up the local Ford Garage owned by Lee Nielsen. My telephone operator was none other than Emma Lou Gatchel. I asked for infor- mation since I didn't know the number. The information operator was Mildred Nedved. The Ford Company secretary, Sharon Doll, said that General Manager, Marge Hejlik, wasn't in yet so I said I'd phone back later. It was time for me to go to my appointment with the doctor, Jim Martindale. He took his part in the Senior Class play seriously. Head nurses Roberta Haan and Sue Haberkamp said he wasn't in yet so I left, I decided that I might just as well finish the morning up right and visit a dentist's office for a check up, The dental technician, Ann Berge, told me that the dentist Jean Baggs was just out of college. I would be her first patient, Naturally, I left! I called a cab to take me someplace for dinner. Who should the driver be but Jerry Revland. I guess he owns a whole string of Cadillac Cabs. I saw a service station owned by Elmer Reicherts and decided to eat there, It was one of those service stations-dinner combinations. You know, the ones, Eat Here and Get Gas. The waitress who took my order was none other than Joan Baumgartner. The food was pretty good so I went back to congratulate the cook, The cook was Carolyn Hoeft. She certainly learned her Home Economics. I decided to walk uptown and do a little shopping. The first place I stopped was the Rayhons Record Shop owned and operated by Darlene and Teresa Rayhons. I just had to get that record of Muskrat Ramble as done by Rose Meleny. It is number 2 on the hit parade. The customer right behind me was Professor Tom Kelly of P.U. University. He really digs those crazy symphonies. He bought the fifth movement of the Sonata as played by the New York Symphonic Orchastra and conducted by Mary Ann Evans. The afternoon edition of the paper was out solbought one from newsboy, Joe Nielsen. I guess he is working his way through college, Here is a picture of Carol Tlach. She is the featured bagpipe tooter for the Scottish Highlanders Band of Iowa University, The annual convention of the Lonely Hearts Club, is in town again, I see by the paper that the new officers this year are as follows: Alan Wille--Presidentg Emily Smidt--Vice-Presidentg and Treasurer--Marcia Tice, In.her address to the Lonely Hearts Club, Kay Whitney, Broadway Columnist, remarked that the club certainly has done hera lot of good. The paper also informed me that Gary lformanek is now rolling in money, He just won the 364,000 question, What a Brain!! It certainly has been a fine day. I think after supper I'1l drop in at the Moose Club. 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