Gilman High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Gilman, IA)

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First Gracle BNCK ROXY: Qlziiiv lilll'll5, -loan Lfrzuvfcircl, Donald Adams, Robert Hcrthuscn, Terry Huusiiiziii, ,l:1l111 lJllXlllll'j', Bliss -lnycu Yer Plocg. QIQCOND IUJXY: Ricl1:11'cl Ottcii, liCI'2lltl Foster, llm l Hill, F XYill11d lil mfirr rank Matlivy, Clary wlwrt l.uvi 1, lllllll Scars, 1 - X lRON'l' RCJXY: l ll .1 's l v1'gr1su11, .Xrditli A1111 Mairs, Mary ,lo l,iL1llClL'I'5Ull, Boiiiiic l.2flX'CllKlCl', 52lllIll'2i l,1IXX'L'l'y, Sliziruii lmiig, Nancy Brown, Kindergarten CK ' RUXX: Nl1ss Riitli lilllZL'l'. fllarlciie Hatton, David Lovig. Richard Riley. Ric'l1:i1'd .XllL'll, lik'llL' l,2lL'lll1l, Hum- Stoiit-wall, IHIRIJ RKJXYJ 'lL'lil'j' Xxvlllltlll, Klzirilyii Pctcrsoii, Mauriim Smith, Louis Shipley, Roger l'llI'll I 5. SFCONIJ ROXXY. Klzirilyii XYL'2lVL'l', llL'lL'll Sliulcr, Virginia Bridges, Sharon Strand, ,l.1111tr XX1s1111.111. UNT RUXY: liddir- lluak, ,liL'l'l'j' Stonewall, George Hill, Richard Coppock, Larry .-Xiiclsisoii.

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Third Grade N BACK ROW: Roger Shuler, Roger Stonewall, Bobby Burns, Roger Burns. SECOND ROVV: Miss Hazel Hnnies, Verle VVeaver, Kerry VVillarul, Roger Peterson, Edwin Lacina. FRONT ROVV: Donna Mae Lavender, Delores VVeaver, Colleen Matney, Darlene Harris. Second Grade l BACK ROVV: Harry Hatton Larry Robertson, Gaylen Doane, John Crawford, Jerry Riley, Miss Hazel Hunies. SECOND ROVV: Mary Lacina, Carol Ann Peterson, Barbara johnson, Marilyn Meling, Patty Morton, Barbara Swift. FRONT ROVV: Loretta Lowry, Katharine Peak, JoAnn Dougherty, llenrietta Haners- perger, Janice Medhus, Violet Stonewall.

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1951, the senior class of '44 came into existence. ,The members of that beginning class were: Doris Dewitt, Phyllis Briggs, Patty Campbell, Donald Ellis, George Hobbs, Gaylond Fantpn, Gladvs Gunderson, Lee Hauser, Kenneth Ludlow, Audrey Latham, Shfrley Matney, Dorothy Meling, Wayne Richardson, Patty Waltemeyer, Maurice Tufte, Tommy Thompson, Gretchen Wiseman, Donald Robertson, Ray McPherron, Lee Paul, Fred Paul, Raymond Schultz, BettyJean Emmert,and Bill Davis. Miss Helen Mead conducted us through our first year without any great disasters. We were welcomed into second grade by Miss Florence Dunkle, and when we advanced to third grade we were joined by Raymond Quigley. Miss Dorothy Irons skillfully guided us through the year of 1955. THEN CATAS- TROPHE STRUCK!!! One peaceful March morning a new member who proved to be a continual headache to the teachers from that day forward arrived. Eis name?? Virgil Tone. In the fifth grade we picked up Doris Shuler. The boys were still at it as usual with the regular noon fights. One eventful day these brawls were called to the attention of Mr. Briggs which resulted in a half hour sermon on good con- duct. All during the sermon a friendly spider amused us by swinging gracefully from his chin. Pete Robertson was es- pecially amused, and, as a result, a lecture was pointedly turned in his direction. Other than the arrival of Bill Wiseman, the sixth year was fairly uneventful. The next year was the great year we were promoted to the new building, and where we were to stay for six more trying years. That year we were joined by Mar- cia Carey. Miss Tuttle and Mr. Bryant were our instructors for both years of Junior High. LaVonne Doane joined forces with our happy throng in the eighth grade. Ninth grade and we were started on our four years in high school.r Algebra proved to be a trial, but Mr. Sefrit passed all of us. 'In shep'class the boys learned what the board of education really meant Cit was a small pine board that each victim autograohedb. Three country school pupils Joined us during that year. They were Richard Clay, Gene- vieve Strand, and Irene Weir, We soon acquainted ourselves with our surroundings, and became full fledged members of G. H. S. after initiation. Tenth grade and we could call ourselves genuine high school students. Just as we thought there was nothing new under the sun, who should walk in and join our happy little clan, but none other than Loren L. Mc Allister, the sage of public school No. 5. HSnerdU was destined to become the greatest typist ever graduated from Gilman. In this year we had the time honored, traditional pleasure of initiating the freshmen. After this we settled down to the routine work of passing the year. All of us enjoyed Biology class and Mr. Van W1nkle's paddle. Ccontinued on next pageb. -ll-