Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

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— 1958 ORACLE — LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (continued) I, Sheryl Moeller, leave my love of dancing to DyAnn Tibbetts so Neebel’s will have one loyal supporter. I, Robert Reinke, will my way with women to Roger Wohlert so there will be a Ro- meo in the future Senior Class. I, Glenda Rons, will my dieting books, my dieting pills, old Profile Bread, and my experience with diets to Joann Hinz. I, Carole Hoger, will my smiling face to Shirley Krikke so the future seniors will have a bright outlook on their final year at H.H.S. I, Gary Johnson, will my half way look with levis, half way up and half way down, to Dick Lorenzen so he can save time in dressing and save money bv not buy- ing belts. I, Nancy Smith, will my basketball speed to Janice Uhe so Mr. Doschadis can have a speedy team next year. I, Judy Mundt, will my cheerleading ability to Barb Tuttle so Hartley High will have more bounce to the ounce next year. I. Dale Wille, will my way with the Ocheyedan women to Daryl Wille, to carry on the family tradition. I, Jerry Scharnberg, refuse to give anything away. I’ll keep what I have, thank you. I, Jolene Fahlenkamp, will my pleasing personality to Joyce Selken. I, Glenda Philiph, will anything of mine that she may want to Janaan Bryant. We teammates have to stick together. I, Larry Gathman, will my way with Spencer girls to Darrel Bobzien. Someone has to keep Hartley on good terms with Spencer. I, David Lorch, will those long bus rides to Don Rasmussen because I won’t need them any more. We, Ruth and Ruby Jacobsma, will our ability to look alike to Kay DeBoer and Jeanette Watts because every class needs a set of twins. I, Norman Lux, will my manly physique to Larry Liedtke so the future senior class may have a Mr. America too. I, Marlene Tewes, will part of my vim and vigor to Lorene Rounds. Too much of it is getting me down. I, Joan Christie, will my clarinet ability to Rosemary Koostra. I, Karen Liedtke, will my beautiful long hair to Judy Heuer. I, Janet Zinn, will my ability with men to Carolyn Tesch because I won’t need it any more. Page Nineteen

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— 1958 ORACLE — LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (continued) I, Junior Feddersen, will my seat as president of the student council to Bob Bleeke so he may know a true headache. I. Wally English, will my quietness to Orvie Hansen and Rudy Riessen so the future seniors can have some peace and quiet. I, Pat Fanning, leave my football ability to my brother. Mike, just to keep it in the family. I, Colleen Heetland, will my gift of gab to Deanna Kruckenberg so next year’s seniors will keep informed. I, Yvonne McCarty, will my love of dancing to Monica Noonan and Joan Groen so they will be able to cut a rug next year. I, Delores Perry, leave my neat appearance to Jolene Putnam, Donna Philiph, and Mary Olhausen so they can be the shining examples of Hartley High. I, Rose Mohr, will my quietness to Meredith Linder and Linda Lettengarver. I, Darrell Sampson, leave my technique in the dark room to Bill Hegna; he too can be the king of the movie world. I, Beverly Morfitt, will my love to Army men to Delores Boetel because Army guys need someone to write to. I, Jim Maguire, will my Irish temper to Carol Westphal. I, Barbara Tschopp, will my curly hair to Joyce Smith so she can end her nightly pin- ups. I, Sharon Zahn, leave my position as Oracle Queen to Pat Cooper so she can have a pleasant reign next year. I, Robert Kluender, will my FFA interest to Charles Cooper so the FFA can thrive. I, Roger Westphal, leave my slender build to Jerry Holland so Hartley High will have a thin Man next year. I, Rodney Wohlert, leave my ability to sleep in study hall to Larry Winterboer. I, Jolene Boetel, leave my diamond to Bea Wills because she looks like a good prospect. I, Gary Donnenwerth, will my way with women to Merle Schuett so he can see how the other half lives. I, Irene Heuer, will my membership in the steady club to Judy Schwien so the member- ship will reach new highs in 1959. I, Joan Klinker, will my giggles to Lenie Buddingh so a ray of sunshine may find its way into school next year. I, Ronald Hennings, will my hot car to Kurt Hewitt so he can keep ahead of the Rus- sians. Page Eighteen

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— 1958 ORACLE — CLASS PROPHECY OF 1958 In the future n e see ----- Jolene Boetel — keeping the tradition of raising large Tesch families. Joan Christie — entering the Miss Cornstalk contest of Iowa. Gary Donnenwerth — making his usual trips to Sibley via Harris. Melvin, and Ocheyedan. Wally English — m.c. on English’s Comedy Hour Wal-Ray T.V. Channel 2 1 2. Jolene Fahlenkamp — running for majorette of Plessis High School. Pat Fanning — half interest in the Fanning-Schwein football team. Junior Feddersen — owner of the Feddersen’s Bar and Eats. Larry Gathman — bouncer for Feddersen’s Bar and Eats. Colleen Heetland — helping Bloemendaal’s hired man gather eggs. Ronald Hennings — dragstrip king of Podunk Center. Irene Heuer — vice president of Otto’s Road Devil’s Club. Carole Hoger — bubble dancer for the Stork Club. Ruth and Ruby Jacobsma — hula dancers at Wakiki. Gary Johnson — buying out L. G. Newel Ford Motor Company. Joan Klinker — head waitress at the Woodtick Ballroom. Bob Kluender — cleaning pool tables at Shouse’s. Karen Liedtke — modeling chaps for cowboys. David Lorch — winning the battle with John S.; his reward - Joan C. Norman Lux — modeling clothes for men with a “middle-age spread. Jim Maguire — still taking hints from Johnson about night life. Sheryl Moeller — still taking in the old time dances. Rose Mohr — still having Sibley in mind. Beverly Morfitt — head waitress at the “Key Club.” Judy Mundt — still being true to the Air Force, but still waiting. Yvonne McCarty — still friendly with D. R. at Ashton. Rex Nonneman — getting revenge by being a teacher. Delores Perry — secretary for the Johnson Ford Motor Company. Glenda Philiph — owner of her own professional basketball team. Beverly Reinke — head nurse at the Hartley Community Hospital. Page Twent};