Hampton High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Hampton, IA)

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CLASS OF i954 ii Sheila Muhlenbruch-Polly want a man! ' 1- . Nancy Norvell-Blonde bombshell. 'if an ' ,,,' ,' James Olmstead-Sweatshirts and towels don't 'ttf' , ,Q mix. . Z! New ,,.V ' 'X Eugene Parks-Parks parks in the park. I 4, . is 1' ' X Kay Patton-Have a Patton on Honeck? f ...- ' X :AV V17 7 'ff Q 'i .t K W , f ' Phyllis Paullus-Those green Buick dreams. V-Q .ILT 671 V ,.,, ,, Muriel Paulson-Playin' the field. , . 'T .L 4 ' 'i Nancy Peterson-Latin lover. g.'f,:,q, ' v-W A ,L 1 - e Kathryn Price-What's the Price? 'K j K' . f 5 , Donald Raisch-Feed it, maybe it'll go away! f X I Q' X , 35 Q Q ' S N i l M I Ray Rasmussen-Love 'em and leave 'em. 5 wx .2 ' :VVi ,Q , Kenneth Rodemeyer-Join the navy and see the ff W V M- ' 1' fl., as ,, world. 1 ' V 4, iii 'I . ' Lowell Sandin-Always lying on a Sandin beach. ZW' H .ef jaw, 'J . Norma Schermer-The quiet type? K r ' Sharon Schomburg-Sharon share alike. if ' ix Y I Ronald Schoon-My squirt guns keep me busy. W X at 'Q .,. if Joan Simonsen-Simple Simon. 'U 'i .M J 1.-7 16 Donna Smith-Tiny's tiny tot. Ex-...f ' Lynn Stayner-Stayner remover. 9' Archie Steenhard-Carry out! In , 'X life.: Shirley Taylor-A Taylored brain. Cheryll Thomas-Our shy Tom cat. .- is Marjorie Velkers-The Lone Ranger. j Delores Vietor+Ford Vietor. Vw Marjorie Wildebour-One o'clock curfew. F V .5 1 4 il ' 'Q as Doris Woltjer-Blushing beauty. 5, Forrest Yaw-Oh, Yaw! A Ag' H Connie Zacharias-The name fits Notre Dame. ' in FRESHMAN SPONSORS Miss Bryant Mr. Zaiger Miss Dudley Miss Mitchell 23 fl Rv- f' 2

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VE' :DNN 'I'-:ss ,. Vi t - 'i , J f s 7 7 1 '7 1' J 'f F, FM f' 2' 1' 'I lx f -.y iv , 5 A ' A 1. A f -, , .Ney W Arf PRES!-IMEN Virgil Botts-Rather be in a Gang 'stead of alone. Leon Casey-The d-ay after the night before. Betty Crawford-I'm my own Grandma. Keith Cuffle-Mousey or mouthy. Carol Danielson-Daniel or the lion? Carol Davis-Kaplan of the team. Alice Day-Which one tonight? James Dirks-It's nice to be crazy. Jack Donaldson-Get out of here with that thigh fbassl ihornjl Gerry Elsbury-Weepin' over my sorrows. , I Ellen Gangstead-On the Virg of--? D Q . , 2- ... ' wif 41' V Martha Harrison-L. V. S.-Lucky versus Strike. . P ' , gil' Robert Hartgrave-Clinkin' along to Bradford. 1- ' vw' , wr A 'lv' Lee Heins-One of the 57 Varieties. .L 1 m ' my jf Sally Herren-Not responsible for crips broken , F YH ' ' J ' bones! K w L Y :5'- -... s -,.. s fy I z X , Richard Holtz-Holtz that tiger! qi Auzui 'M SQ' K .fe fy A Lois Janssen--I take Hadacol. r kr 4 , 7 L ZAAQQ, Esther Jensen-Who, me? KK A, is via f ,E Norman Johansen-Nashing your teeth over? , L 3 if MQ V- 'EEE ' LL Lynn Jondahl--Huh? , .M A, .,., . ' Kenneth Kannenber -La Rae or shine. ' .W A 1, V Janice Keepf-All Furlajman. . ' - Q' ,. , 'Ve g '53 ' James Kerr-How's the weather up there? 1 'P H 3' 4 N ' 3 Keith Kothenbeutel-I'd like to move to Mason. -. -S tv , 'W' V fi .f J- ' , J JoAnn Kramer-Keeping the jewelry stores in fy LA if N' 'I .business- ff : i K ,Q Larry Larson-Girls scare me! 'Q ,tx g W Y J - ru Ronald Lindner-Too bad boys don't take home ec we Q i 'I James Low-Geneva Shirley is nice. Em, I ' lqbn 3 X .m.,' - if C. J. Mosher-What can we say? N V , s. V Q .,,. ,, W E ,fx F Q 5 ff ' ' lgifggffggfsiifi L L if i um.. ,.... . ,... w:f..:sfwb FRESHMAN OFFICERS President ......................,.........................., ,... J ames Dirks Vice President .............. ....... S haron Schomburg Secretary-Treasurer ............. ....... C onnie Zacharias Lf 22

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CLASS WILL I, Lulah Alert, do hereby leave my height and red hair to Bump Guldberg. I, Darlene Baldwin, do hereby leave speech class to any one who wants it. I, Jim Balkema, do hereby leave world his- tory to the sophomores. I, Phyllis Berk, do hereby leave my slight- ness of stature to Dallas Funnell. I, Ethel Bonjour, do hereby leave my com- mercial abilities to Alvin Simons. We, Helen Branson and Deloris Colby, do hereby leave the Hi-Way Skating Rink to Betty VVhitmore and Shiela Snaterj I, Mary Janet Clay, do hereby leave Chuck Farnham to the music department. I, Dick Claypool, do hereby leave all my of- fices with the greatest of relief. I, Darlene Diekman, do hereby leave my high soprano voice to Freida Schlaman. I, Kathryn Patton, do hereby leave hot lunch to the next victims. I, Marlene Dreyer, do hereby leave my home- making recipes to Pat Thomas. We, Lorraine Casper and Betty Scantlebury, do hereby leave Hampton High together because we couldn't leave without each other. I, Dale Furman, do hereby leave Bradford to Merle Kaplan. I, Marilee Fisher, do hereby leave my nu- merous debts to anyone with the money to pay them. I, Verna Garrison, do hereby leave the school a little quieter than when I came. I, Phyllis Grabbe, do hereby leave Frankie Sca.lise. I, Fran Emmerich, do hereby leave Hal Pur- cell lonesome. I, Lorraine Gutz, do hereby leave my varied interest to those who can use them. I, Don Krukow, do hereby leave the Ford to Dolly. I, Paul Hansen, don't leave anything, as I need it all. I, Lillian Janssen, do hereby leave my 4-H work to Esther Alert. I, Marlys Lehmann, do hereby leave my wil- lingness to take people home after school activities to any darn fool with a car. I, Satch Johnson, do hereby leave quick be- fore they catch up with me. ' . , I, Ann Geddes, do hereby leave my twin phone to the kids who carry it between classes. I, I,, L 1, I, I, I, 1, I, 1, I, I, I, I, I, I, 1, 1, I, 1, I, I, 1, I, I, Audrey McAfee, do hereby leave my slim- ness to Susie Peterson. Billy Miller, do hereby leave to return to J r. High. Jerry Miller, do hereby leave. Lucille Moore, do hereby leave my. term paper to future fourthers. Norma Muhlenbruoh, do hereby leave for Latimer. Tony Perez, do hereby leave my physique for future classes to admire. Larry Windelow, do hereby leave the whole school to my sister and her friends. Max Wilson, do hereby leave my bored ex- pression to Jackie Patton. Marian Timmerman, do hereby leave my sleepless nights to Diane Harrison. Lowell Stock, do hereby leave my daytime sleeping to Evan Pritchard. Harold Nelson, do hereby leave my store teeth to Jim .Staley. Rita Murphy, do hereby leave to develop some growing tonic. Joe Pitsor, do hereby leave my good sports- manship to Paul Schipper. Bob Pralle, do hereby leave while I have the energy. Elaine Rasmussen, do hereby leave for Cedar Falls. Jo Rathman, do hereby leave my abilities as a big wheel to Carolyn Ammerman. Joyce Sorenson, do hereby leave Jim Sta- ley to Coach Cheeley. Doris Knueppel, do hereby leave my blush to Doris Woltjer and hope that she can achieve the same rosy tint. Dorothy Schlomer, do hereby leave to car- ry on my campaign. Joyce Cooking, do hereby leave the run- ning of the school to those who get paid to do it. Doug' Nelson, do hereby leave a Beauty Rest mattress to future economics classes. Marian Richtsmeier, do hereby leave my book on How To Get A Man In One Easy Lesson to Alice Day. Jo Sporleder, do hereby leave the sparkle of my diamond to Ellen Catherall. LaVerne Sheeler, do hereby leave my gau- dy shirts to Echo Toensing to add to his collection. Jane Stockberger, do hereby leave in a shiny red convertible.