Hastings High School - Challenger Yearbook (Hastings, IA)

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Semor Class Hzstory On the day of September 3 194 8, ten green little Freshies tripped gaily up the hill. They were Bill Bailey Milfred Benmcosa Betty Fern Dunbar Darrell Hall Bill Haroff Shirley Johnson Billy Noble, Carolyn Ord Joyce Shapcott and Betty Weak Billy Noble left the second day of school All too soon we found that initiation was upon us We came in couples taken from the comic strips In October, Wanda O Dell joined us and in December the Freshman Class spon- sored a Christmas party In February we lost Bill Bailey, but in March Jo anne Waterworth joined us. Our subjects were English 9 General Business, General Science and Algebra There were nine lucky people who returned for their Sophomore year on August 29, 1949 They were Mxlfred Betty Fern Darrell Bill, Joyce Shirley, Carolyn Jo-anne and Betty Our subjects were' English 10, World History Geometry and Commercial Law This year there were only eight students that came eagerly tripping up the steps anticipating their Junior year Mildred had left to go to Glenwood ln the first six weeks Shirley left the Jolly Juniors to get married Our subjects this year are American History English Literature Bookkeeping Typing and Chemistry We received our class rings on December 18th and plan to have our Junior and Senior Banquet on April 13 1951 At long last we have reached our Senior year This year included only five little rr1embe1'S They are Jo anne Darrell Joyce Betty Fern and B111 Our subjects were Biology American Literature Economics Sociology and Govern ment In the early part of September we enjoyed two days freedom in getting ads for the annual This finally concludes the high school chapter in our lives The individuals will now go their separate ways to make a future history C -4' O O I 9 . I . D I Our teachers this year were: Mrs. Davis, Mr. Malony, and Mrs. Gillen. , I . A '11 4' x ,, I g .g Z.. ,IAY tr,- . , U -4 X V . . -? '3'4, P' -'-1o,, ' '

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Senior Class Poems Darrell Hall In economics class he likes to sleep, He parks his feet and doesn't make a peep. Sometimes l'd like to get a bucket of water And see how much Darrell can holler. Joyc e Shape ott .Toyce is a lady milk She never does a thing that's wild, She passes all her grades on high, And smiles at the boys she passes by. Betty Fern Dunbar Betty Fern s the Seniors blonde And of her Walt is very fond When she drives his 48 Nash She s out of sight in a flash B ill Har off Bill is the lad with the car, lf he had more gas he d travel afar He s never lonesome never sad A better time has never been had Jo anne Waterworth Junior is Jo anne s one desire Thinking of him she ll never tire She wears a diamond on her left hand And waits for the day to have a matchmg band When we get to thinking of the years we ve traveled through we hear again the laughter of all the friends we know We aren t counting money and we aren t planning schemes we are at home with friendly people 111 the shadow of our dreams The mind is stored with riches not of silver and of gold but of happy smiling 'C-. .91 j .4 X N Eijs Q u O ,D 3 A N I . . J! X Q . ' i . . - o faces and the joy they couldn't hold. . - 1 A hz, ...Az ' I . l as 'A ' i Q-,, 3' ag. '- 1 'Q I ' A' I

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Class Will Joyce Shapcott: I will my glasses to Roxanna Hodge, my basketball playing ability to Johanna Garrison my class ring to Catheryn Hockabout, my driver's license and ability to drive to Danny Hall, all my old flames Qexcept onel to Pat Hudson, my cheerleading position to Leland Harold, my office of president to John Scott, my ability to get to school on time to Eugene Palser, my good grades to Donald Crouse, and finally all my girl friends to L.aVern Clark. Jo-anne Waterworth: eight to Catheryn Hockabout, my diamond ring to Pat Hudson, my class ring to Roxanna Hodge, my desk to Donald Crouse, all my books to Eugene Palser, because he takes them anyway, my biology grades to Johanna Garrison, my long hair to LaVern, my height to Leland Harold, my natural curly hair to John Scott, and last of all my friendship with Norma Granteer to Danny Hall. Bill Haroff: I will my love for Chevys to Leland and Daniel, my glasses to LaVern Clark, my awkwardness to John Scott, my number ll shoes to Eugene Palser, my driver's license to Donald Crouse, my driving ability to Roxanna I-lodge, my pencil stubs to Johanna Garrison, my gum to Catheryn Hockabout, my orneriness to Pat Hudson, my desk in the corner and the books in it to the Junior Class. Darrell Hall: I will my desk to Johanna Garrison my books to Roxanna Hodge my driving ability to Donald Crouse my driver s license to Cathy Hockabout my school books to Pat Hudson my class ring to Eugene Palser my basketball ability to Leland Harold my ornermess to LaVern my teasing to John Scott and my arguing with Mrs Davis in Biology to Dan Hall Betty Fern Dunbar I will my glasses to Donald my basketball suit to Johanna my seat to Eugene ffarther away from the teachers my driver s license to Roxanna my books to Danny my good grades to Leland my position m basketball to Cathy and my ability at the piano to Pat 1111111111 Joyce lin hospital Nurse may l have a drink of water 'P Nurse Are you thirsty 'P Joyce No I just want to see if my throat leaks 1111111111 Mrs Davis If I gave you two apples three pears four oranges and one pineapple what would you have 'f' Darrell Fruit salad 1111111111 Walt Will you marry me 'P Betty Fern No But I ll always admire your good taste 1111111111 Bill What do you think of my Jokes 9 They re crisp as a cracker aren't they ? Joanne Yes, and just as dry and crummy qi' HQ , I I I . . . I I . , . . ' . , , . . l I . I ,U . ' . I I I I ' J: , ' . : , ' ' . ' l 1 I I I . I . 5 ' . ' . . , . . . , Tai ,, 5. .I V,-A Q .Lt ,gl wa ' Z :gk il .N cj. . . PI l . 4 0 5 uw, . I v sy -ll F u J, N, n 7 5