Grafton High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Grafton, IA)

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Flying for Mid Continent Airlines Is Dale Trettln, holder of many aeronautical titles. Once in a while a pretty stew- ardess catches Dale's eye, and he goes into a tail spin, but so far none of them has been able to land him. One time nurse, Marlene Dailey, is now quite a prominent figure on the staff at the Mayo Clinic. She had to give up actual nursing as she lost all confidence in herself when she left a towel inside a man. Look carefully at all new Cadillacs, as you may see Mary Ann Chisholm driving one of them. Of course we all remember Mary Ann as happy-go-lucky Mary Eademaker. She has slowed down considerable, however, since moving to the Ozarks and assuming the role of wife of a successful hair raiser. (Bob writes mystery stories.) Mary Ann is kept very busy keeping house. They have a lovely 12 room mansion consisting of a large kitchen and one bed room for each member o f the family. Social The Freshmen Class of sixteen members was initiated by the sophomores on the 17th of September. They came dressed in various costumes, representing characters from comic strips, stories and history. Miss Haverkarap and Mr. Blehm, newcomers to the staff, took part In the fun by performing a stunt In the afternoon session. The party In the evening for the whole high school rounded out a very full day of fun and laughter. On October twenty-second, Mrs. Ervin Backhaus and Mrs. Lowell Walk accompanied the Senior Class to Des Moines where they had their class pictures taken. The rest of the day was spent shopping, looking the town over and going to a show In the afternoon. A good time was had by all. Bob Nack and Don Boeset Invited the members of the high school to a birthday party October 19. They were divided Into groups using names of baseball teams. Each group en- tered In a treasure hunt. All of the groups had to go to the cemetery to find cut different things. When they arrived at the school house they played games and then a very nice lunch was served by Mrs. Boeset and Mrs. Nack. After lunch was served some of the guests remained and danced. At the beginning of the school year Bob Wllford, manager of the Plymouth Roller Skating Rink, Invited the Srafton High School Members to a roller skating party. There was a good turn-out and all spent a pleasant evening roller skating. ••••••••••••••• Down the street his funeral goes, And the sobs and walls diminish. He died from drinking shellac, they say, And he had a lovely finish.