Goose Lake High School - Echoes Yearbook (Goose Lake, IA)

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lU4Z'lU1 am.. P M VINC5 Class Eiay SEATED: Larry Borman, Larry Mommsen, Carol Voss, Donald Jackson, August Milder, and Jeanine Christiansen. STANDING: John Stewart, Donna Fergu- sen, Phyllis Meyerman, June Ready, and Janice Kuehl. 'KEEP MOVINGW takes place in the Baldwin home. Trouble first starts with the moving of Professor Randolph QLarry Mommsenl into the Baldwin home for the sum er. He isn't such a bad fellow, but that moaning trom- bone is enough to drive anyone crazy. In fact, Mr. Baldwin is just re- turning home from the mountains where he went last su er after a nervous breakdown from the horrid trombone playing. His lovely daughter, Anne, CJeanine Christiansen, intends to keep his house peaceful and quiet for his return. That is, she thought it would be, until the Professor arriv- ed for his second summer! To add to the excitment, Rush Harris CLarry Bormanj enters the home. He is running away from someone, or something, and everyone expects the police to break in and haul him off to jail. That's not all the trouble brewing, he is also inventing a new type of motor fuel and immediately sets up the house for a laboratory. Anne and her friends CCarol Voss, Donald Jackson, August Milderj try to figure a way to oust both the Professor and Rush. But, confusion soon enters with a snooping detective QJohn Stewartl, a gossiping neighbor CDonna Ferg-u- senl, a mysterious young girl selling soap CJ une Readyj, a complaining maid Cfhyllis Meyermanl, and a strange woman QJanice Kuehll who keeps insisting she has rented the house, and intends to move in the next day because she has a contract to prove her rights! The final explosion comes when the Professor accidentally drinks some of Rush's powerful in- vention. As a conclusion, the Professor married Emma and lived happily ever after. This page sponsored by A. H. MEYER and GEORGE IARIK

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FRONT RCI: Eickert, Iaddof, Christiansen, Holts. SECOND ROW: Burken, ll. Rose, G Messerich, P. Stevensen, ll. Stevenson, U. Rose, A. Knutson, J. Jackson, lk' Larson. THIRD ROI: ileyeman, Taplin, llommsen, Simmons, J. llesserich, Sullivan A Rose, Hardersen, J. Lueders. FOURTH ROI: D. Adams, Schrader, Andresen, C llesserich, R. Andersen, llartin Plaude, Hara Plaude, Petersen, D. Jackson, D Rose, Clausen. BACK ROI: Voss, H. Lueders, E. Knutsen, Schmidt, School, D Bielenberg, J. Adams, Cavanagh, D. Andersen, and ll. Bielenberg. CLARINETS Donna Adams Elaine Knutsen llarile Bielenberg Carol Voss Judy Jackson Gloria Petersen Hara Plaude Doris Andresen Connie Burken Jackie Adams lhrilyn Stevenson llsthslr Rose SHARE DRULB Phyllis lleysrman John Schrader David Rose Gary Taplin CORNETS Donald Jackson Larry llommsen Dean Andersen Arlene Rose Ronald Andersen Terry Cavanagh David Bielenberg Janice Lueders Kay Sullivan Tomy Hardersen SAIOPHONES Kay Schmidt Eunice Rose BARITONE Martin Plaude This page sponsored by ELIMOOD DAIRY TROMHJNES Joan llesserich llargie Lueders ALTO HORNS Allen Knutsen Patty Stevenson layne School GLOCKENSPIEL Carol llesserich BASS HORN Potsey Clausen BASS DRUM Peggy Simmons