Grimes High School - Nugget Yearbook (Grimes, IA)

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CLASS HISTORY In September of l9hS, Mrs. Ivah Butler welcomed eight frightened first graders: Carol Baer, Dennis Bohrofen, Irwin Carr, Larry Osterhout, Daisey Madison, Twila Seibert, Karen Wiles, and Rudy Wipperman. Mrs. Butler led these inquisitive youngsters through the second mile of the road of knowledge. During this second mile Irwin Carr left the group, and Winnie Madison, James Tuttle, Barbara Booher, and Ronald McDowell joined it. The children were guided through the third and fourth mile by Mrs. Helen Briggs. The class lost one member, James Tuttleg and gained members, Marvin Bauman, Joseph Kussatz, Doris Ann Bohrofen, Roger Bartelt, and Janis Bohrofen. The youngsters, now self-assured fifth graders, were greeted the next year by Miss Pagliai, who was to help them struggle through the fifth and sixth miles of the road. During those two miles, Nancy Lutz and Billy Jones made brief, but pleasant, appearances in the class. Dolores Higens made a more permanent addition, Mr. Erps, with some help from Mrs. Paul Smith, conducted the class through the seventh mile. No new travelers joined the caravan during that year. During the eighth mile, the class was piloted by Mrs. Margaret Wilson. Barbara Booher left the swiftly moving group and Francis Guess joined it. Fourteen pupils reached the milestone of eighth grade graduation. Fifteen worried freshmen: Carol Baer, Marvin Bauman, Dennis Bohrofen, Dolores Higens, Roger Bartelt, Daisey Madison, Winnie Madison, Larry Osterhout, Twila Seibert, Louise Stefani, Francis Guess, Karen Miles, Rudy Wipperman, Janis Bohrofen, and Doris Ann Eohrofen, entered the four mile highway of high school. The group was aided by their sponsor, Mrs. Schlueter. The second mile of this highway found the students, now sopho- mores, happy and confident now that the rigors of their freshmen era were over. Mr. Cramer sponsored the group during this second mile. Roger Bartelt and Larry Osterhout left the troop of explorers during the third mile. Mrs. Olney guided the group through that year of their journey. In September of 1955 twelve seniors: Carol Baer, Marvin Bauman, Dennis Bohrofen, Doris Bohrofen, Janis Bohrofen, Dolores Higens, Delsey Madison, Twila Seibert, Louise Stefani, Karen Wiles, Francis Guess, and Rudy Wipperman, started the last mile of their journey. They were led by their sponsor, Mr. Kallemyn. Six pupils: Carol Baer, Dennis Bohrofen, Daisey Madison, Twila Seibert, Karen Wiles, and Rudy Wipperman have traveled all twelve miles of the road of knowledge together. G' 0 J n QMJMN 'FJ fluff' Q by of AIM' 06 ,ip-KQQ fa. 1, . A Ewdguw' vgiawv 3x

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NNUAI. STAFF EM-torICOlOO0IlO Assistant Ed1tor.... .... Class Editors... Arts Ed1tor..... Sports Editors.. Business Manager Yearbook Sales Manager....... Advertising Manager.... .... Annual Sponsors. Louise Stefani Dennis Bohrofen Carol Baer Tlila Seibert Karen Wiles Janis Bohrofen Marvin Bauman Francis Guess Dolores Higens Daisey Madison Rudy Wipperman Doris Bohrofen M. H. Kallemyn Miss. Snyder

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CLASS WILL 1. Twila wills her long hair to Sherry Benton. 2. Rudy wills his ability to study to Larry Bauer. 3. Louise leaves her secretarial job to anyone who wants to work that hard. M. Dolores and Fran will their ability to get along to Nancy and Genie. S. Daisey wills her temper to Lewis Bogaard. 6. Doris Ann wills her jump shot to Bev Osborne. We are sure she will perfect it. 7. Janis wills her physics book to Hanny Smith for fire wood e 8. Fran wills his chamois to anyone who has dirty windows. 9. Dennis wills his mechanical ability to Larry Bauer. 10. Carol would like to leave her pen to the teachers, but they have already worn it out. ll. Karen wills her shorthand book to anyone who has time to study lt. 12. Buck wills his physique to Eugene Widdel. 13. Fran leaves his excellent driving ability to Jim Tuttle. lh. The seniors leave all writings on the walls to the 'wall readers.' 15. Carol wills her ability! CUse your imagination! 16. Rudy wills his ability to drive all over town to Eldon Sidenker in hopes he may someday have a car. 17. Louise leaves her slim figure to Don Boston. 18 Dolores wills her skill in driving a tractor to Sharon . Kay Dolan. 19. Delsey wills her pictures of boys Don't strain your eyes, Joyce. to Joyce Slauson. 20. Doris Ann wills her jewelry to Helzbergs. We know they will make a fortune. 21. Janis leaves her Bermuda shorts to David Bogaard if he will promise to wear the socks, too. 22. Carol wills her ability to write letters during school to anyone who has the time. 23. Karen leaves her small basketball Zh. 25. Says Buck: I'm tired of it. Says Seniors: So are we. suit to Carolyn Seibert. to Patricia Seibert. Janis leaves her 'golden silence' Buck leaves his singing ability to Lloyd Davidson. 26. The senior basketball girls leave their basketball suits to anyone who can get into them. 27. Dennis leaves his women hating nature to Norman Watson. 28. Janis, Daisey, Louise, and Carol were going to leave their cheerleading uniforms but decided if they d1dn't, next ygarg cheerleaders might get new ones. 29. The seniors leave the eight graders for next years seniors to initiate. Have funk 30. We, the seniors, leave! THEY SAY Jim Tuttle: 'Let's tread out of here.' Loretta Davidson: 'I don't care.' Mr. Smith: 'Close your books and take Mrs. Schlueter: 'You can do it if you Dixie Robertson: 'You a1n't wrong. Mrs. Olney: 'Wel1, my dear child.' out a pencil and paper.' try.' Mr. Burt: 'It doesn't make any difference to me.' Karen Niles: 'Let's blow this pop stand.' Miss Snyder: 'Please, please, we must be more quiet.' Mr. Kallemyn: 'You all know the rules. Larry Bauer: 'I'll get it straight in a minute.' Mr. Smith: 'All right you b1rds.'