Grafton High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Grafton, IA)

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Bonnie Mae Schihi President Dorothy R demnker Sec. and Tress. JUNIORS Mary Ann Buechele Vice-President Ilene Klrehgatter

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Junior Class History ‘Twas September the year 1944 Time again to open the school door For ten green freshmen to enter in Four years of studious work to begin. But two left us before our sophomore year drew nigh And another left us before our junior year passed by Namely, Ilene Kirchgatter, who discontinued school life To become a Grafton trucker’s wife. I’ll introduce those remaining One by one There are only seven So I’ll soon be done. First, Gene Kuntz, a big husky farm lad Who is always happy and never sad We know this when we hear him sing His songs and yodeling, gladness doth bring. Next we have a fellow by the name of Jack Bork Hunting and fishing to him are a great sport He’s not so tall, but Oh, the actionII To win an argument is his greatest satisfaction. Mario Flo, better known as Mully” He is lean and lanky and never sulky He belongs to 4H and has plenty to do Still he finds time to go to Bolan too. Joyce Nitcher, who in spare time in Walk’s Store is employed A past time which we all thought she enjoyed Along came a boy her heart his way did sway So now we think she’ll marry a mechanic someday. Bonnie Mae Schultz, on our list we have next Who is very disinterested in the opposite sex And for her blushing she is known And thoroughly enjoys to stay at home. Mary Ann Buechele, the smallest of the class But for being active she’s hard to surpass She plays the piano and saxaphone too And likes Plymouth cars especially if new. Dorothy Rademaker, who now we will meet To her, driving a tractor makes life complete Course there are other talents she has got For she believes in keeping Grafton-Manly line RED hot.