Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

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— I960 ORACLE — CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1959-60 August 28 School began September 1 1 14 First football game Spencer Fair 16 Freshmen Initiation October 9 Homecoming 27 Autumn Serenade November 13 Junior Class Play 17 First basketball game 21 Girls basketball clinic 30 Chorus on TV December 23 Vacation January 18 Boys County Tournament 25 Preliminary Speech Contest February 16 Girls Sectional 22 Boys Sectional 26 Girls District March 2 One-act Plays 8 Merit Scholarship Tests 18 State Speech Contest 19 State Speech Contest 25 FFA Carnival April 7 Career Day 13 Milford Relays 15 Good Friday 22 Small Groups Contest 27 Senior Play May 6 District track meet 7 1 1 Junior-Senior Banquet H-Club Banquet 15 Baccalaureate 17 Class Night 19 Commencement - SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS — Page TTventy-tTvo

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WE WILL REMEMBER — I960 ORACLE — Jon Almgren — for worrying about his hair. Larry Boetel — for his haircut. Becky Bruegmann — for drawing a parallel to Perry Mason. Maurice Cummings — for all his girls. Maurine Cummings — for going with Dale. Darrel Dodge — for buttering up the principal. Greg Donnenwerth — for being a general cut-up. Jaci Foley — being sick on test days. Roger Gathman — for being everyone’s quiet friend. LeAnn Harders — for getting in late on Sunday nights. Barb Heuer — for adding a bright touch to everything. Gary Hilbert — for coming and going. Kenneth Jipp — for his interest in schoolwork. Judy Johnson — for passing out candy bars. Mickey Kraft — for keeping the road hot to Melvin. Jean Linder — for not much. Orlan Lux — for his little black book. Keith Meyer — for being a good student, good athlete, and good friend. Curtis Moermond — for drawing a parallel to Hamilton Burger. Elmer Nagel — for speaking only when spoken to. Helen Newberry — for chewing gum. Karen Olhausen — for being Ben Franklin’s assistant. Carolyn Paulson — for getting A’s. Ernest Peters — for his trips to Everly. Mary Lou Peterson — for tipping over backwards in chairs. Joan Philiph — for being quiet. Ronald Rachuy — for being Mr. Abbott’s star chemist. David Reeves — for being a senator. Kathie Reikofski — for leaving her English notebook under the table. Reinhard Riessen — for being Homecoming King. Marge Robinson — for her friendly smile. Betty Schmidt — for her nice, easy-going manner. Vernon Sherman — for his wise-cracks. Sue Snider — for being Homecoming Queen. Larry Staines — for his basketball ability. Scott Steinmetz — for being the Master Mechanic. Marlyn Sterk — for being Student Council president. Judy Strayer — for being engaged. Eldon Tewes — for being Larry’s uncle. Larry Tewes — for being Eldon’s nephew. Gene White — for being an all-around good athlete.

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