Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

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— 1959 ORACLE — WE WILL REMEMBER (continued) K DeBoer — for her assortment of different colored stockings. James Ewoldt — for his quiet ways and manners. Mike Fanning — for his devotion to his one and only. Orvie Hansen — as the one who led the discussions in government. Bill Llegna — for his work in the weekly news department. Judy Heuer — for her embarrassments as girls' basketball manager. Kurt Hewitt — for always getting letters from his true love. Joann Hinz — for her quiet contributions to our class. Jerry Holland — for his daily trips to Everly. Jim Jurgens — for his joking ability ????? Rosemary Koostra — for her friendly smile. Shirley Krikke — for her popularity in Sanborn. Deanna Kruckenberg — for all her blushing and embarrassing moments. Linda Lettengarver — for all her bus rides with that certain soph. Larry Liedtke — for his loyalty to arguing and Paullina. Meredith Linder — for her long list of admirers. Dick Lorenzen — for being Santa Claus of 1958. Monica Noonan — for her pleasing personality and smile. Mary Olhausen — for trying to outdo Kathryn Murray. Donna Philiph — for the rock on her third finger, left hand. Ronald Philiph — for his trips in his little green Ford. Jolene Putnam — for always having a book in hand. Don Rasmussen — for his “never die” attitude. Rudy Riessen — for trying to outdo Marilyn Monroe. Mary Jo Romey — for her arguments in Government class. Loyd Rons — for his slow and easy stride. Tim Roth — for his car and car washing attendant, B. W. Lorene Rounds — for always being so quiet, at times. Merle Schuett — for sleeping in all of his classes. Judy Schwien — for being Mr. Borchard’s capable secretary. Joyce Ann Smith — for her unbeatable sense of humor. Carolyn Tesch — for being one of our cheerleaders. DyAnn Tibbetts — for the Friday night dances at Neebel’s. Barbara Tuttle — for being our “58” Homecoming Queen. Janice Uhe — for her tagging people in Latin. Jeanette Watts — for her long fingernails. Carol Westphal — for being our guard” of the basketball court. Daryl Wille — for his interest in everything, including girls. Bea Wills — for always talking about someone tall, dark and handsome. Larry Winterboer — for being our dazzling center on the football team. Roger Wohlert — for being the Homecoming Queen’s escort. Page Tn ent] -one

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 1959 ORACLE — CLASS PROPHECY (continued) Bill Hegna — advertising pocket sized radios. Judy Heuer — as a basketball manager of the Globetrotters. Kurt Hewitt — as official swabbie on the USS Nautilus. Joann Hinz — as the proprietor of Madame Joann's Jungle Gym. Jerry Holland — still ‘‘dragging main”. Jim Jurgens — struggling to explain technical terms to confused physics students. Rosemary Koostra — shooting people with hypodermic needles as a nurse. Shirley Krikke — moving to Sanborn to save gas. Deanna Kruckenberg — giving up blushing. Linda Lettengarver — waiting for the 1961 graduating class. Larry Liedtke — taking Perry Mason's place as a top lawyer. Meredith Linder — running a home for rich, young bachelors and retired millionaires. Dick Lorenzen — chief supervisor of Ford Motor Company. Monica Noonan — still as happy as ever. Mary Olhausen — champion bowler of 1979. Donna Philiph — touring the country as Dangerous Donna, the Woman Wrestler with her partner, “Wonderful Wilmer”. Ronald Philiph — as the Romeo of the Ocheyedan bottom. Jolene Putnam — as a famous artist in California. Don Rasmussen — farming his own 160”. Rudy Riessen — as the Rudolph Valentino of Plessis. Mary Jo Romey — running a lonely hearts club. Loyd Rons — being a stunt man in western movies. Tim Roth — running a used car lot. Lorene Rounds — head typist for Mad magazine. Merle Schuett — as proprietor of Charley Shoot's Billiard Room in Plessis. Judy Schwien — as secretary to the manager of the Alfalfa Bowl. Joyce Ann Smith — as Queen of the Furrow in 1979. Carolyn Tesch — owning her own fashion shop. DyAnn Tibbetts — still livening up the Friday night dances. Barbara Tuttle — as a country school teacher 8 miles south and Vi mile west. Janice Uhe — goofing up some drive-in as a car hop. Jeanette Watts — owning half of the concessions at the amusement park. Carol Westphal — playing first chair clarinet in Lawrence Welk’s Band. Daryl Wille — known as “Beaker the Clown” playing with the Globetrotters. Bea Wills — keeping the books for Tim’s used car lot. Larry Winterboer — playing Rip Van Winkle in the movies. Roger Wohlert — custodian of the school 8 miles south and Vi mile west. WE WILL REMEMBER........................ Bob Bleeke — for breaking so many different hearts. Delores Boetel — for her undivided loyalty to Red’s Cafe. Janaan Bryant — for her contributions to the Hawkettes. Lenie Buddingh — for her famous saying, “Let’s eat; I'm hungry . Charles Cooper — for his interests on the farm. Pat Cooper — for her devotion to her one and only. Joan Groen — for always having something to say — on any subject. Page TTventy

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— 1959 ORACLE — CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1958- 59 September 2 School began February 4 Speech Contest 8 Spencer Fair 9 Girls sectional tournament 12 First football game 18 Oracle pictures 17 Freshman Initiation 25 One Act Plays October 17 Homecoming March 9 Girls State Tournament 29 Junior Play November 15 Vocal Festival April 8 Senior Play 21 Vocal concert 15 A1 Bell 27 Thanksgiving vacation 24 Music Contest 28 County Track Meet December 23 Christmas vacation began May 9 Junior-Senior Prom January 24 Baccalaureate 12 Co. basketball tournament 26 Class Night 22 Semester exams 28 COMMENCEMENT — SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS — Page Tiventy-ttoo