Grafton High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Grafton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1957 volume:

We, the senior class of 1957, wish to dedicate this annual to the memory of Joan Rennae Christianson, daughter of Superintendent and Mrs. Gordon. Christianson. Joan passed away suddenly on February 28, 1957, at the age of 21 months. May her memory be blessed. OUR WISH FOR YOU - Dear little children, our wish for you As you start off to school Is: Please remember to do your best To learn the Golden Rule. You may not be an athlete The kids will idolize. Or own a wealth of knowledge That the world will recognize. If you could see with our eyes The things that make the man. You'll shun the fake and show and farce And follow through the plan. Though you acquire a hoard of gold Or rise to power and fame. Remember while reaching for the stars There are rules in every game. And when you learn the answers And your ships come sailing in. We hope you'll be as clean and fine As now when you begin. JCutdexgwUett ROW THREE: Anne Walk, Marvin Hackbart, Thomas Trettin, John Borchardt, Mark Picht, Ann Biederman, Mrs. Trettin. ROW TWO: Joan Braun, Cindy Venechuk, Suzanne Walk, Cathy Walk, Steven Braun, Rodney Kuntz. ROW ONE: Glen Staff, Roger Berding, Barbara Hackbart, Kathleen Hackbart, Louise Combs, Debra Runyon. Qxade. ROW THREE: Susan Walk, Joann Urbatsch, Danny White, Lee Allen Hackbart, Lynn Kline, Donald Garner. ROW TWO: Betty Wilde, Barbara Kronemann, Ranny Hoffarth, Cheryl McCready, Betty Pagel, David Bublitz, Mrs. Abrahamson. ROW ONE: Ruth Petznick, Dennis Kroneman, Darwin Kroneman, Dennis Bartz, Mark Shoars, Corliss Wahl. GRAFTON PRODUCE Grafton, Iowa WALK’S STORE Grafton, Iowa Seco nd Cpuule ROW THREE: Robert Jorgensen, Dixie White, Bonnie Boettcher, Mary Hoffarth, Gloria Kober- nusz, Barbara Boeset, Carol Diedrich, Steven Borchert, Kathleen Diedrich. ROW TWO Ronald May, Jean Braun, Cleone Kuntz, Rita Braun, Ronald Dalluge, Koral Bruesewitz, Mary Molsberry, Judy Arzberger. ROW ONE: Dean Bartusek, Cheryl Wahl, James Hartwig, Robert Simpson, James Hackbart, Cynthia Klein, Sherry Pagel, Cynthia Novak. Teacher, Mrs. Holden. JAixd Qfcade ROW THREE: Lynn Schaub, Diann Hartman, Janice White, Keith Staff, Judy Boettcher. ROW TWO Bruce Biederman, Carol Petznick, Dean Shoars, Stanley Borchert, Sharon Hackbart, Miss May. ROW ONE: Beverly Simpson, Linda Miller, Roger Garner, Larry Pagel, Wayne Wahl, Beverly Berding. FARMERS’ CO-OP CREAMERY Grafton, Iowa R. H. KOSCHMEDER Grafton, Iowa S’ytuvUh Cjtuule ROW THREE: Marlene Tesch, Richard Boettcher, Robert Trettin, James Klemp, Smith Shoars, Karen Trettin, Stanley Walk. ROW TWO: Mary Combs, Dennis May, Jerry White, Michael Guttentag, Carla White, Philip Hackbart, Miss Rottink. ROW ONE: Rita Eckert, Virginia Simp- son, Keith Braun, Sharon Macken, Mary Dalluge, Jerry Navratil, Carolyn Diedrich. Sipth (puide ROW THREE: Barbara Petznick, Barbara Dalluge, DaTlene Fluhrer, Diane Braun, Jerry Petznick. ROW TWO: Janice Pagel, Alvin Bork, Shirley Berding, Robert Hall, David Jorgensen, Mrs. John- son. ROW ONE: Jerry and Garry Wilde, Benny Berding, Dennis FitzL GRAFTON BARBER SHOP Grafton, Iowa GRAFTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Grafton, Iowa Sixth fyuide. ROW TWO: Ruth Eckert, Michael Kulik, Mardell Trettin, Susan Novak, Dennis White, Mrs. John- son. ROW ONE: Arthur Wahl, Charlotte Borchert, Margaret Fitzl, Marlene Hackbart, Gary Smith. Seventh Cjuuh: ROW THREE: James Braun, Leroy Berding, Darrell Hinsman, Dean Bublitz, Rebecca Dalluge, Mary WahL ROW TWO: Judy Kronemann, Gloria White, John Klemp, Paul Wyborney, Daryl Walk, Darrell Hartman, Mrs. Kulik. ROW ONE: George Hardwick, Claudia Sheka, Larry Diedrich, Judy Macken, Dennis Boettcher. CORNER STORE Grafton, Iowa UEKER AND MILLER Grafton, Iowa CigAth Q cade ROW TWO: Sharon Dalluge, Larry Fluhrer, Philip Walk, Gary Smith, Arlys Tesch, Shirley Koehler, Sharon Simpson. ROW ONE: Faye Elliott, Phyllis Hartwig, Phyllis Pagel, Betty Walk, Eileen Combs, John Hall, Russell Wahl, Mr. Erdmann. Ever notice your reflection in the gym floor? REASON: The two Mikes. STANDARD SERVICE STATION D-X SERVICE STATION Junio , 3Ugh po tA The junior high basketball teams did very well during the season which they completed with tournament wins which captured the consolation and second place trophy for the girls and boys teams respectively. BOWERS INSURANCE Grafton, Iowa DECKER ATHLETIC SUPPLY Mason City, Iowa Qaxmnutg Jioxliea, Clfi Scfwot BOARD OF EDUCATION: Gordon Christianson, Superintendent; Mrs. Irene Bublitz, Secretary; Ervin Backhaus, Everett Vikturek, Louis Glassel, President; Walter Wagner, Henry Hartman. STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Marilyn Tesch, David Wahl, Jay White, Jerry Hackbart. FRONT ROW: Judy Novak, Marlys Krueger, Deloris Weieneth, David Wahl. HACKBART REPAIR CARLETON AND STEWART MUSIC CO. Mason City, Iowa WOLFF TYPEWRITER CO. BOYD TYPEWRITER CO. Grafton, Iowa Mason City, Iowa Mason City, Iowa GORDON CHRISTIANSON Superintendent General Science MRS. COTA Principal Typing Home Economics Algebra CHARLES CASSELMAN English Literature Dramatics Psychology Vocations DAVID RUNYON Physics Driver's Training Shop Geometry Biology ROY BITZER Vocal Music Instrumental Music RAY BEHNKE Girls' Boys' Basketball Baseball Softball Government History i m Clara Macken, FstherPeeck, and Minnie Laraway. - - What’6 Cooking-? - - - - 3heif 3Ce ’Em Si - - Kenneth Walk, Jack Bork, Lawrence Dalluge, and James Smith. - - JCe pi 3tClean- - - Alvin Buechele BOLAN STORE Kensett, Iowa S’HeaAmeti FIRST ROW: Bonnie Berding, Elma Bork, Mavis Braun, Gary Cole, Jerry Hackbart, Fred Hardwick, Dennis Jorgensen. SECOND ROW: Sharon Kline, Betty Koehler, Allen Kruger, Barbara Kuehn, Georgia Kulik, Rose Marie Sheka, Bernard Smith. THIRD ROW: Daryl Tesch, Marilyn Tesch, Lowell Urbatsch, Sharon Wilde, Virginia Wyborney. Initiation could be and was called many things besides success- ful by the victims, but they have to admit it was fun, all the way from their ridiculous costumes to the stunts performed at night in the assembly. Everyone survived in fine shape but if you ask anyone of the future sophomores they'll say They're still waiting for next year . NATIONAL STUDIO Charles City, Iowa SjtyAomoxea, Melvin Anderson Nancy Bartusek Richard Bork Shervin Braun Larry Carlson Wesley Combs Tom Dailey Maxine Garver Jane Hackbart Jean Klemp Barbara Kulik Sondra Miller James Urbatsch David Wahl Sharon Walk Jay White The sock-hops which contri- buted to the social life of G.H.S. originated in the sophomore class. Mr. Casselman, the envy of the am- ateurs, demonstrated his skill in dance - from calypso to the waltz. FARMERS STATE BANK Elmer Bowers, President Grafton, Iowa JuniaxA Roger Bartz Thomas Beck Lavonne Berding Judy Guttentag Janice Hackbart Jack May Judy Novak Gretchen Seegers Donald Urbatsch Darlene Wahl Roger Wahl Marlin Weieneth Janet Wilde Simplicity is beauty - these are the words which best describe the Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme portrayed was Oriental Gar- den . A bridge surrounded by sand, typical of the orient, was the main attraction. This was backgrounded by a torri symbolizing the Hindu re- ligion. It was an evening never to be forgotten. FARMER'S CO-OP GRAIN AND LUMBER CO. Grafton, Iowa CL CDxuf (Lt Q. ■ 25, (I iDuif CLt Q. 9t. S-. rpem, ers be S uqh, C£a fflUny, Buoyant Annie Get Your Gun presented by the Senior Class May 3, 1957, has a rich ro- mantic story which begins at the beginning, continues through the middle and stops when it gets to the end. There was also comic magic throughout the play -- a real delight for any audience. Charley's wealthy aunt from Brazil ( where the nuts come from ) creates a comic confusion when an imposter assumes her name and causes unheard of predicaments. But alas, circum- stances improve and everyone is happy as the play advances to a grand finale. GRAFTON PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC GRAFTON OIL COMPANY Grafton, Iowa Grafton, Iowa Shamatica, Jutticx CiaoA May, Sfuxcfi Clufi 1957 found Grafton an active participant in a speech program, preparing selections for contest, the first of which was the Worth County Speech Tournament held at Grafton, January 31. The following divisions were well represented by speech enthusiasts from Grafton High. HUMOR- OUS DECLAMATION: Deanna Kruger, Dale Schultz, Judy Schmidt. INTERPRETIVE READING: Elma Jean Bork, Barbara Kulik, Deanna Kruger. DRAMATIC DECLAMATION: Rose Marie Walk, Darlene WahL Sharon Walk. ORATORICAL DECLAMATION: Barbara Kuelin, Roger Wahl, David WahL ORIGINAL ORATORY: Roger WahL Jerry Hackbart, Melvin Anderson. RADIO SPEAKING: Georgia Kulik, Marlys Krueger, Darlene WahL The first step in the state series was the sectional contest at Joice. Alt the named participants entered their selections, and five including Darlene WahL Deanna Kruger, Marlys Krueger, Roger WahL and Sharon Walk were eligible by receiving a I rating to advance to the district contest at Mason City, From this group Marlys Krueger obtained a rating of I at the district meet but be- cause of illness was unable to perform at the state contest. Although each person did not climb to the top of the ladder, the profits reaped were great in the field of experience. MARIGOLD DAIRIES Mason City, Iowa HAWKEYE SCHOOL MANLY SIGNAL SUPPLY Mason City, Iowa Manly, Iowa ARTZ-MERRITT SPORTING GOODS Mason City, Iowa “Jnaxde Q. 9t. S,. The paper Staff Inside G. H.S. ” the Graf- ton High School newspaper was selected for the Iowa Certificate of Honor in the 20th annual School Press Project sponsored by the Tuberculosis Association of Iowa. Only nine publications were selected for national judg- ing. one of which was ’’Inside G.H.S. The success of the paper may be accredited to the capa- ble leadership of it's editor, Deanna Kruger. May there be continued success and achievement. Machine Operators The Urbatsches PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Mason City, Iowa VANCE MUSIC COMPANY INC Mason City, Iowa fytafton Stand BILL'S PLACE Grafton, Iowa (fala? (fae JlfujA? Qlee Club Mu ic The music department and the director, Mr. RoyBitzer have much to remember about 1956- 57. The many hours which were utilized in practicing for various concerts and contests brought rich returns for the musically enthusiastic students. Girls and boys glee club, small vocal groups, concert and marching band are included in the high school music curriculum. The number one event in the variety of highlights for the music groups was contest - the first of which was held in Fertile, Iowa for soloists and small groups. At this contest division I ratings were claimed for Grafton by Rose Marie Walk and Deanna Kruger with a piano and vocal solos respectively. Gretchen Seegers received a rating of II with a saxophone solo and all rating was awarded Mavis Braun for her vocal solo. Marble Rock, Iowa was the site of the contest for the concert band and glee club. The ratings received were a 11 by the band and a 111 for the girl’s club. Mmafyiafton Versatile is the word best describing the Grafton band queen. Rose Marie Walk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Walk, plays an oboe in the band, is a majorette in the marching band. She sings with the glee club, accompanies music groups and re- ceived a Division I rating in piano in the state music contest. She is co-editor of the annual, on the newspaper staff, has been in dramatics and was Homecoming Queen this year. Rose Marie has been forward on the basketball team in the state tournament of 1955-1956. She is secretary-treasurer of the senior class and active in church youth work. QvcLsl.’ 3$ a foet utt This year's basketball team had a tough road to travel if they were to live up to the success of last year's team. With six returning lettermen; Rose Marie Walk, Deloris Weieneth, Darlene Wahl, Sondra Miller, Sharon Walk, Barbara Kulik and six fast upcoming freshmen; Marilyn Tesch, Barbara Kuehn, Elma Bork, Rose Marie Sheka, Georgia Kulik and Sharon Wilde the team only with hard work and the will to win did have an excellent season. They brought home the impressive titles of County Champions , Sectional Champs , District Consolation Winners and took 2nd place in the Circle Lake Conference. Through constant practice and the capable coaching of Ray Behnke here is the girl's sea- sonal record. Grafton 70 Plymouth 27 Tournament Scores 57 Carpenter 23 65 Franklin Cons. 71 COUNTY 72 Hanlontown 32 Grafton 85 Manly 61 82 •Joice 17 55 Kensett 42 74 •Kensett 53 65 •Hanlontown 40 SECTIONAL 76 Fertile 67 71 Carpenter 30 52 •Meservey 58 60 Me Intire 45 68 Kensett 48 56 Mitchell 51 43 •Thornton 39 50 •Swaledale 28 DISTRICT 64 Joice 18 53 Meservey 60 44 •Rock Falls 28 67 Manly 63 90 Plymouth 20 60 Thompson 54 51 Carpenter 37 Indicates Conference Standing tBofys’ 3Sa tl For the '56-'57 Bluedevils it was a season of ups and downs as they finally posted a final record of six wins and twelve losses. There were six returning lettermen; Gene Urbatsch, Dick Trettin, Don Urbatsch, Jim Urbatsch, Richard Bork, and Roger Wahl, with strong support from Wes Combs, Lowell Urbatsch, Lee White, Denny Jorgensen, David Wahl, and Tom Dailey. The team’s season record is as follows: Grafton 43 •Plymouth 54 42 Carpenter 52 37 Franklin Cons. 58 34 Hanlontown 37 51 •Joice 85 55 •Kensett 45 73 •Hanlontown 56 28 Fertile 58 62 •Meservey 67 69 Kensett 58 37 •Thornton 45 86 •Swaledale 40 59 Joice 74 49 •Rock Falls 50 County Tournament 54 Kensett 73 56 Plymouth 55 67 Carpenter 50 Sectional Tournament 42 Scarville 43 Indicates Conference Standing Even though the boys' record isn't the very best, the squad worked hard and showed a great deal of determination. CAap tonea; Nancy Bartusek Darlene Eckert JAeSspvtit Tops in effective cheerleading are Janet Wilde, Marlys Krueger, Judy Guttentag, and Judy Novak. Yea Grafton, Yea Bluedevils Yea, yea, Grafton Bluedevils! KUEHN AND BRUESEWITZ GARAGE Grafton, Iowa Safefkdt and DALE BUBLITZ Monk Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit. Basketball; Baseball; Annual Staff; Class Plays. DARLENE ECKERT Darlene I rarely express my thoughts but that is no sign Ihaven't any. Glee Club; Teacher's Corp; Li- brarian; Basketball Manager; Of- fice Assistant; Class Plays; An- nual Staff. ROBERT CARLSON Bob ”im myself and no one else. Paper Staff; Class Plays; Speech; Band; Boys' Glee Club; Annual Staff. MARLYS KRUEGER Marli Doesher own thinking and needs little advice. Speech; Class Plays; Librarian; Teacher's Corp; Annual Staff; Glee Club; Sextet; Trio; Paper Staff; Twirler; Cheerleader. DEANNA KRUGER Kruger E RICHARD NACK Rich It matters not how long we live, but how, Glee Club; Sextet; Trio; Class Plays; Speech; Cheerleader; Softball; Class Officer; Class Queen; Annual Staff; Soloist; Paper Staff. Aw JUDITH SCHMIDT Judy It takes 34 muscles to frown and only 13 to smile. Why make the extra effort? Glee Club; Paper Staff; Speech; Annual Staff; Librarian; Sextet; Teacher's Corps; Class Plays; Office Assistant. I'd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Class Office; Class Play; Annual Staff. LESLIE SCHMIDT Les If there isn't a way -- he'll make one. Basketball; Annual Staff; Class Play; Class Officer. DALE SCHULTZ Fuddy I know a lot if I could only think of it. Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Class Plays; Librarian; Speech; Boys' Glee Club. RICHARD TRETTIN Dick One boy is more trouble than a dozen girls. Class Play; Annual Staff; Band; Basketball; Baseball. JAMES SMITH Jim He takes his share of troubles and lets the others have theirs. Class Officer; Annual Staff; Bus Driver. GENE URBATSCH Urbatsch There's a little bad in every good little boy.” Basketball; Baseball; Band; G Club; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Class Plays. ROSE MARIE WALK Rosie Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, nice in a pleasant sort of way. Homecoming Queen; Accompanist; Band; Glee Club; Band Queen; Valedictorian; Class Plays; Majorette; Basketball; Softball; Student Council; Reed Trio; Annual and Paper Staffs; Class Officer; Sextet; Speech. DELORIS WEIENETH Lorly She looks like an angel, acts like an angel, but you can never tell what an angel will do. Band; Basketball; Class Plays; Softball; Class Queen; Student Council; Clarinet Trio; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Speech; Class Officer; Teach- er' Corp; Co-Salutatorian. LEE WHITE Buster Get thee behind me Satan, and push. Baseball; Basketball; Basketball Manager; Class Plays; Home- coming King. MARLYS WILDE Marlee The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. Class Officer; Glee Club; Trio; Sextet; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Office Assistant; Class Plays; Teacher's Corp. ffiacccdawteate WHAT: Baccalaureate WHEN: May 12. 1957 WHERE: School gymnasium These are facts concerning the Senior Class of 1957. An anthem, Beautiful Savior , sung by the girls' glee club preceded the baccalaur- eate sermon which was delivered by Rev. Ullestad of Manley, Iowa. Seniors Become Commencement What Are You Worth? was the topic discussed by Rev. Sigvald Fauske, president of Waldorf College, as he addressed the sen- iors on the night of their graduation, May 14, 1957. The gratitude and farewell of the Seniors were expressed in the messages of Marlys Krueger and Deloris Weieneth, co-salutator- ians, and also in that of the valedictorian. Rose Marie Walk. Robert Carlson was presented with a cer- tificate and pin signifying him as the most outstanding citizen among the seniors. They'll remember always -- Graduation Day. MOTTO: Today Decides Tomorrow FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Navy and white ADVISOR: Gordon Christianson 3Amga, Smuoha, Uli£i UlwaifA StememSec HOW COULD THEY FORCE?? School daze Humiliation of initiation Compared only to Mardi Gras--the Carnival Report cards All Expenses paid - State Tournaments Class meetings - boys versus girls Arrival of our Bands of Gold Class Plays and Our Director Picture of Innocense - study halls Romantic April Showers supported by ridiculous rhythms Constructing umbrella - conditioning for future mountains climbers Double negatives: more pennies -- more picnics Photographing of the sweet sixteen Swing and sway with -- oops? Chuck Casselman ESCAPED: Heat from gym Magnus Pep FROM cheerleaders; Victory TO SENIOR Champs Half hour calls.....10 minute naps Annie and her gun Graduation day AND AHS— Dale B. and his quiet cars Bob and his hot trombone Darlene and her admirers Marlys Ann, I'm late Deanna and her giggles Richard and his women troubles Judy - Reducing is Easy Leslie, Me drive truck Dale S. and his I forgot Jim and the 30 cent raise Dick - Wake me up when the bell rings Gene and Susie Rosie and her mail troubles Deloris ooff Lee Allen and Buster Marlys W. and the inconvenient blush THE SENIORS!!! Marlys W. Lee 3x daty tDecidea. B o NAME Darlene Eckert . , Marlys Krueger. , Deanna Kruger . , Richard Nack . Judy Schmidt . Leslie Schmidt . Dale Schultz . . Jim Smith . . . Dick Trettin . . D Rose Marie Walk a Deloris Weieneth r i Marlys Wilde . e Gene Urbatsch . n e Marlys K. Deanna Richard Deloris Rose Marie Gene Jxunovufw D i c OCCUPATION OF TOMORROW k ......................Farmer ..................Salesman ............X-ray Technician ..................Secretary ..........Home Making ......................Farmer .................. Secretary ........................Navy ......................Farmer ..................Mechanic ........................Army .......................Nurse . Teacher - Upper Elementary ........Teacher - High School j ........Social Worker i ..................Air Force m Judy Leslie Will We, the Senior Clas.s of 1957, do heretofore revoke and refuse to recognize all former wills and testaments. We bequeath the following to the named persons. I, Deanna Kruger, will to Marilyn Tesch, my strange sounding giggles, to Sondra Miller and Barb Kulik all my good times in extra-curricular activities. I, Bob Carlson, will my band uniform to my younger brother, Larry, my ability to drive my folk’s car every time a rod goes out to Marly Weieneth, my ability to not be rushed into things to Barbara Kulik, and my being bullheaded to Thomas Beck. I, Judy Schmidt, will all my excess weight to Barbara Kuehn, my ability to get along with the teachers to Don Urbatsch and Marly Weieneth, and because no one wants anything else Til keep it myself. I, Jim Smith, will my car to my brother (if he can get a girl to go with it) and my ability to get along with the teachers to Roger Bartz and Roger Wahl. I, Gene Urbatsch, will my ability to get out of study hall to my beloved cousin Don Urbatsch and to Marly Weieneth. My habit of not smoking during basketball season to the next year’s squad and coach. The task of defending Studebaker’s good name in school to my brother Jim. To every pupil in G. a S., L Rose Marie Walk, will my interest and active participation in the extra-curricular activities! May you enjoy and profit from them as I did. I, Deloris Weieneth, will to Mr. Casselman my eraser because I don’t want it any more, but I refuse to will anyone my sad and happy experiences at G. a S. because they’re mine to keep and remember. I, Lee Allen “Buster White, will my quiet ways to Butch Bartz, my passion for reading EDUCATIONAL” literature to Roger Wahl, my ability to stay out of trouble to Donald Urbatsch. Since I haven’t anymore abilities or passions connected with school I shall have to end this illegal document. I, Dale Bublitz, will my demerits to Roger Bartz, my place in all of the class rooms in the front row to Jack May, and all of the women I know to Larry Carlson and Shervin Braun. I, Marlys Wilde, will my beautiful blush to Tom Beck, my membership in the “Old Maids Club” to Janet Wilde, my ability to be a good student to Dale Ruiter, my giggles to all my relation in G. H. S., and my long hair to Judy Guttentag; keep it fixed. I, Dale Edward Fuddy Schultz, will my high pitched voice in glee club to Thomas Beck, my forgetfulness to Darlene Wahl, my poor study habits to Butch Bartz, and my “corny jokes on the bus to Virginia Wyborney and Nancy Bartusek. L Dick Trettin, will my basketball suit to Dale Ruiter, my ability to keep all four wheels on the ground to Wes Combs, my ability to get to bed early to Barb Kulik, my ability to keep quiet in shows to Sondra Miller. I, Leslie Schmidt, will my desire to get ahead to Jack May, my demerits to who ever de- serves them. My ability to keep a blue pick-up on four wheels to Wes Combs, my ability to get three years of shop to Shervin Braun. I, Marlys Krueger, having a special ability to calmly absorb and often eliminate certain remarks while sitting attentively in class do hereby will this accomplishment to all who do need it. Any other qualities I possess I will greatly need for my own future use. I, Richard Nack, will my ability to tear around town without getting caught to Butch Bartz, my PLAGUE of getting pestered by girls to Jack May. I will all my old girl friends to anyone who can manage to get along with them. And last but not least I will my ability to dance, as no one else knows how to Judy Novak. I, Darlene Eckert, will my ability to polish basketballs to Larry Carlson (remember practice makes perfect), my glasses to Lefty Walk (don’t become discouraged, they always need cleaning), my ability to type reports for Mr. Behnke to Nancy Bartusek. This ends our last will and testament. There were times we thought we wouldn't But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort. But we had a lot of fun. Co - jL Jl 70L 'UsJb XtcJ • kz eSaJU._ THE STAFF $ lfJhnjL' $t s CUs hsL -' (Z ZaJco+S (£) £ L WhXX, l .Qu ScJlr cJ-tr