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

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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.

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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,

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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.