Havelock Plover High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Havelock, IA)

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Senior Trip .W 5 The Senior Class of the Havelock-Plover Cummunity School and four chaperones started out for Kansas City, Missouri, at twelve o'clock midnight on the thirteenth of may fgr the annual senior skip day. Our chaperones were Sup't. Mclntosh, Mrs. Mclntosh, Hrs. Burgardt, and Mrs. Garlock. We traveled in a chartered bus fron1Fort Dodge. we arrived on the outskirts of kansas City about seven o'clock in the morning alter a not-so-restful night. We d1dn't find our hotel, the Kansas Citian, until alnost nine o'clock, so most of us went without breakfast. We were at the Board of Trade at nine-thirty for our first tour. Here, we saw a film and then went to the floor and Uyitn where the actual transactions were carried on. we found this tour interexting but baffling, because most of us had very little knowledge of the stock marxot. Thursday afternoon we visited the General Hotors Assembly plant. Here we w' chad the workers put together a car from start to flnish. The only part about this tour we didn't like was all that WALKING, the ground floor of the plant cover- ed over forty acres. Thursday evening we out on our HSunday bestu and went out for dinner. We ate at HThe Trail House,H one of the better restaurants in Kansas City. He liked the service, food and atmosphere, but not the size of the chock! After dinner we went to Cinerama and Saw HSouth 5eal5 Adventuren--or rather some of us Saw it, some of us slept through most of it, and one of us even walked in our sleep. After Cinerane we went to the hotel to get a good night'S rest. Some of us succeeded in attaining the goal set by our chaperones, but a few of us failed mis- orably. Friday morning we toured the Federal Reserve Bank. Most of us liked this tour the best, although all of them were fun, as well as educational. Friday afternoon we were to tour the Palmolivc Plant, but we got lost trying to find it, so we tour- ed the airport instead. lt wasn't long before we had to bid farewell to Kansas City and pile back into our trusty bus for the trek home. Supper found us in Clarinda. We finally got home about midnight Friday. We were twenty-eight happy, rumpled and tired Seniors- to say nothing of the chaperones. 26

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OIIIIIICIICCIIICIII Class of 1959 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1959 8:00 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Class Roll :hard Francis Bartosh Charles W. Bohi ' Muriel Lana Burgardt tl' William R. Campidilli 4' Thomas L. Clausen Sharon K. Colee Wayne Cooper james C. Dexter Roger O. Gill if Bonnie Joyce Hanish Donna Lou Hansen joy Lee Hartman Garold Edmond Hough at Maureen Ann Kirby Delwyn Ernest Larson Randall Jerome Larson ' joan Kay Levene Darla Kay Maulsby Kenneth Meredith Richard Edward O'Neall Joan O'Neall john B. Parris Nancy jean Pirie Konrad J. Schabacker Alan Robert Smith 4' Roberta LuAnn Snow james D. Vavricka ' Harriet C. Vial 'F Phyllis jeane Wienhold -Ionor Students ionor students have maintained a grade average of 90W or better luring their four years of high school. AWARDS : C it izens hip : Program Processional, Pomp and Circumstancen . . .. Elga William Mekemson Invocation Rev. A. Ramire. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes ....... Caii Girls' Sextet Introduction of Speaker Supt. Dale Mclntosl Address, The Individual and His Decision ...... Dr. Charles Sloca Dean of the College, Parsons College, Fairfield, Iowa One World . ....... ... .. .... O'Harz Small Mixed Group Presentation of Award for Best Citizen .... American Bar Association Presentation of Awards .... .... S upt. Dale Mclntosli Presentation of Senior Class Principal Richard Logan Presentation of Diplomas ......................... Harold O'Neall President of Board of Education Benediction .... Rev. A. Ramirez Recessional, Pomp and Circumstancen .. . Elgar William Mekemson Thomas Claus en Valedictorian: Muriel Burgardt Joan Levene Salutatorian: Randall Larson Phyllis lrlienhold

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