Grimes High School - Nugget Yearbook (Grimes, IA)

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Walla and Jlfula When the masterful Miss Pebecca Bolt, whose hobby is psychoanalysis, inherits a spooky old mansion from an eccentric brother, she turns it into a santiarium for patients with phobias and nervous diseases, much to the dismay of her neice Benita. Hilarious situations develop as the unutsn start to pour in. They are Lutie Spinks, the man-hating maid Gertie Glossop with a contagion-phobia Cadwalleder Clippy with cat-phobia, little Wilbur, a problem child, Prunella Figg, who suffers from claustrophobia, Martha Grubb, The cook, Plunket who has a perse- cution complex, Twink Starr, Ben1ta's young man who joins the nuts in diSSUiS9, while Henry, the Negro porter, harbors a natural fear of lunatics and all their works. Dr. Hippocrates Joy a synthetic psychiatrist undertakes to cure the patients. Complictations multiply as Rebecca searches for her deceased brothers money, which he has left hidden about the house providing in a freak will that a portion of it is to go to anyone who happens to find it. Most of the patients prove to be fakes. Twink Starr makes the final discovery which forms a fitting climax. CAST Benita Bolt ----------------------------- Marilynn uohrofen Lutie Spinks ------------------------------- Sylvia Pinegar Rebecca Bolt ---------------------------------- Ruth Kinsey Marhta Grubb --------------------------------- Barbara Baer Twink Starr ------------------------- --------- Ronald Hays Dr. Hippocrates Joy -------------------------- James Biddle Henry Goober --------------------------------- Jerold Plumb Phineas Plunket ----------------------------- Larry Seibert Miss Punella Figg ----------------------- Phyllis Rosenberg Cadwelleder Clippy ------------------------- Lloyd Peitzman Mrs. Gertie Glossop ------------------------ Carolyn Kallem Wilbur Glossop ---------------------------------- Mel Wiles Jack Gordon ------------------------------ Roger Bloomfeild GERALD THOMPSON CCARPENTERF GRIMES

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cj QBW n -- Hg to 0 0' 0 non now. uluyu reltzman Larry Seibert, Roger Bloomfield, Ronald Hays, Bruce Andrus, and James Biddle. FRONT ROW: Mel Wiles, Marilynn Bohrofen, Ruth Kinsey, Sylvia Pinegar, and Jer- old Plumb. We entered our Junior year with eleve l Clear Lake to be with us this year. Soon after school began we elected our class officers. They are as follows: President--Ronald Hays Vice President--Bruce Andrus aecretary--Larry Seibert Treasurer--Mel Wiles On October 28 we presented our class wlay, HBolts and Nuts.U We were represented in all sports. Those who went out for football were Roger Bloonfield, Larry Seibert, Bruce Andrus, and James Biddle. All of the girls went out for baskettall. The boys that represented our class in basketball are Melvin Wiles, Lloyd Peitzman, James Biddle Larry Seibert. Melvi Wil n memwers. Bruce Andrus had moved from . , n es, Larry Delbert, Lloyd Peitzman, James Biddle, Roger Bloomfield, and Bruce Andrus went out for baseball. Lloyd Peitzman and Marilynn Bohrofen represented our class in band. All of our class went out for glee club. lhe Juniors and Seninrs took part in a magazine sale which was a contest between the two classes. The Juniors won. On April 23, we honored the seniwrs at a lanquet at the Savery Hotel. Every- one had a good time. we have finished a very successful year with our sponsor, Mrs. Schleuter. DUNBAR FARM MACHINERY GRIMES

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JUNIOR-SENIOH BANQUET May 10, was tkedate and the Hotel Savery was the scene for an event which had been one of the most anticipated throughout the entire year, the Junior-uenior Banquet. lhetheme N0riental Gardenn was carried out intheprogram and intbedecorations. lhe dainty red and white printed programs Hmemoriesu in Oriental Garden design listed the class rolls,faculty,menu and program for the evening. Japenese china nut cups and tiny parosols on the place cards were the favors. Sylvia Pinegar and James Biddle served as host and hostess greeting thaguests and Marilyn Bohrofen with Ronald Hays served as table host and hostess. Roger Bloomfield as toastmaster presided over the program in an able manner. Everyone on the program deserved much credit, the musical numbers presented by thaHCool1c Boysn being especially enjoyed. All guests upon departing expressed theh'appre- ciation to the Juniors for a very happy occassion. PROGRAM Toastmaster -------------- Roger Bloomfield CHOP S-- HSoo Happyu -------------- Bruce Andrus T-- HThankeeN --------- ----- Bob Wooters I-- HI Talkee Mucheen -------- Melvin Wiles C-- UCoolie Boysu --------------- Quartette K-- HKowtow to Seniors?W ---- --Ruth Kinsey Response ----------- Beverly Peterson S-- 'So Say Confuciusn -------- Mr. Parrish MENU Cherry Blossoms CFlor1da Fruit CupJ Fruit of the Good Earth CSnowflake Potatoes! Dragon Jade Lotus Buds CSwiss Steakl CGreen Peasb Oriental Garden CTossed Spring Saladl Poppy Seed Rolls Emperor's Delight CStrawberry Sundaej CFrosted Cakej Flowing Springs Oriental Gems CCoffee or Milk, fNutSl HL.F X 17 vga N. I 'PT W DR. SHAHBAUGH-DENTIST WAUKEE