Grafton High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Grafton, IA)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY If you meet up with eleven humorous looking individuals take another look, for they are THE JUNIORS OF GRAFTON HI(21. As we enter the door to the assembly we see Kathryn Trettin, who likes basketball but also likes to chat with two of her neighbors Across the aisle, especially when Mrs. Cota isn't looking. She is rather disappointed over losing a certain Junior boy to a sophomore girl but she really did not care for him anyway. Across from Kathryn we have Marilyn Hannaman who enjoys receiving letters from Georgia. Marilyn and Kathryn spend a lot of time together being that Georgia is a long way off, or is it some other reason, Marilyn? Next after Marilyn we have Lois Kuntz who enjoys a good laugh. She also likes to chat with her neighbor that sits behind her. Lois can't make up her mind how to get her ex- ercise, by walking up town at noon or by walking home from school. Lois is the only Junior that does not go out for sports. Could it be you enjoy sitting in the assembly when the boys are up there, Lois? Well look who sits right behind Lois, yes that's right. Betty Bartz. Betty is a rather quiet girl but does not mina having a visitor with a red Dodge truck drop over to her place every now and then. Betty also likes to visit with Lois. They seemed to enjoy selling pop at the basketball games. Wonder why'.'. Next is Mary Rademaker. Her main Interest is basket- ball, or shall we say her second main interest is basket ball. Mary Ann, did you lose your ring or did Gene find one Just like yours? She and Mr. Csrter don't seem to see eye to eye on English, in fact she spends most of her time wondering what she is going to get on her report card in English'.'.'. Behind Mary Ann is Delores Huebner who never worries about anything and has a smile for everyone. Seems she got a class ring that was too lsrge or isn't that yours with the blue set and the year fifty-one on it? Seems you are sup- posed to graduate in fifty-two. Come to think of it, it seems that Dick K. must have gotten his ring too small, or maybe they got them mixed up. Explain this mixed up situa- tion, Dee 4 Dick'.'.'. After Dee, we have Tom Wagner who spends most of his time pestering the girls. Tom wouldn't be contented if he didn't have so many girls to tease. Would you Tom? He does very well in his studies and also in basketball.

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Behind Tom we have Marcus (Bud) Doebel the newest mem- ber of our class. He hails from Manly. It seems he would rather drive to Grafton than to Manly, maybe he has some other interest in Grafton'. II Bud spends most of his time in trying to keep his cars in running order. He seems to enjoy his studies and also goes out for sports. At the front of the next row we see Marlene Dailey who, whenever teased about someone blushes very easily. Maybe she doesn't mind sitting right by the teachers desk, wonder whyt'.'. Most of her time she spends on Latin for her main ambition is to become a nurse. She likes sports and is a very fine guard on the basketball team. Skipping five seats we have next, Earl Backhaus whose main interest at present is a certain blonde sophmore girl. Earl is a very good basketball player and the last couple of games he looked very contented going to and from them on the bus. Last but not least is Dale Trettin. He really enjoys the company of a freshmen girl, but doesn't especially like the competition that goes with it. At present he seems to be winning. Dale also likes basketball and does very well in it. Thus far our class has been very fortunate. We have lost only one member in three years, Paul Dalluge who moved to Riceville in his freshmen year. We managed to get a new member this year Bud Doebel so our class still consists of eleven. We are all looking forward to receiving our diplomas next year. ddo DocoeL 7 » lV r £ Q Dffte rncrti Al i oo if De t res H«eo E ] 7re7T H Yjo f euE ZffONT pou