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

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Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held on April 18. A recreation room decorated in ceiling and wall streamers of midnight blue and copper and a three dimensional parrot made by Don Bush symbolized the theme, nTropical Para- dise.U Centerpieces were islands of styroform with a native hut and palm trees Blue and copper candles served as the only light. Hi-fi mood music was played during the meal. Dinner was served by the following sophomores: Myrna Burgardt, Becky Hubbell, Sharon Wienhold, Susan Hanish, Linda Krischel, Larry Hilton, Dwight Sellers, Darwin Sindergard, Merlin Simonson and David Martens. The dinner was prepared by the junior mothers with Mrs. John Cox as general chairman. Cleo Lund served as toastmaster introducing the following musical numbers or talks: Mary Meredith, junior class president. gave Hawaiian HKoma MaiQ or the welcomeg Randall Larson, senior president, HAloha But not Goodby,U re- sponse, Gary Shimon, Wwind and Hurricane,H humor, boys' quartet CJames Dexter, Kenneth Meredith, Don Bush, Paul Muenzenmayl, UAloha Oeng Nancy Pirie and Bill Campidilli, senior memories, Hldeals of the Islen and Uldle Momentsng Supt. Dale Mclntosh, UFuture of Golden Dreamsng Karine Johnson, HNever Alohaug girls' quartet CDonna Hansen, Muriel Burgardt, Janet Cox, Christy Coleel, USong of Old Hawaii.H About 125 guests enjoyed dancing in the gym following the banquet. Music was provided by Richard Ricke and his Music Makers. The dancing area was dec- orated in the same scheme and colors as the recreation hall with the addition of pa1m.trees and dominated by a huge statue of an Easter Island Man. The dec- orations were designed by Don Bush and made by the members of the junior class. The activities were directed by Mrs. Flossie DeVaul, junior class sponsor. Compliments of: Streit Funeral Home Floral Service for All Occasions. Phone VI 8-318A Rolfe, Iowa R7

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Homecoming Homecoming was hcld on Friday, December 19. The evening began at 7:00 with our two ball clubs playing Fonda. We were proud to say that both teams were victorious. The score of the girls game was 63-37 and the score of the boys game was 78-A7. Imnediately following the ball games was the long-awaited coronation. The procession was led by Mary Mekemson and Jon Thompson. They carried the crowns on purple satin pillows. Betty O'Neall and Danny Hauswirth represented the freshmen class, followed by Linda Krischel and David Martens, sophomores, and Janet Cox and Paul Muenzenmay, juniors. Next came the seniors: Bonnie Hanish and Randall Larson, Joan Levene and Tom Clausen, and Phyllis Wienhold and Bill Campidilli. Mr. McIntosh crowned Bill Canmidilli our first king. Bill in turn crowned Phyllis Wienhold our first Homecoming queen. Janet Cox, junior attendant to the queen, presented Phyllis her flowers. Mr. Mekemson played the traditional nPomp and Circumstance Processional Marchn and NGraduation March.N The juniors were in charge of the crowns, flowers, and the chairs, the sophmores were in charge of the decorations in the lobby, and the freshmen were in charge of the refreshments. A Homecoming dance was held in the gym after the coronation. Later in the evening the ULo-Lites,U a group of high school students, furnished us with entertainment. RL

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Dr. Gibbs ------------------ - -------- Don Bush Senior Plays HOUR TOHNU A prize winning play by Thornton Wilder is produced without scenery. The stage manager, instead of being hidden in the wings, takes a leading part in the play. The audience watches as the properties are moved about. Imagination has full sway. WOur Townn is a play which never loses its power to touch our deepest sensibilities. It evokes the beauty of the simple things. The Stage Manager says UThis is the way we were in our growing-up, and in our marrying, and in our doctoring, and in our living, and in our dying.H Many critics consider the final act the most vitally moving scene in the modern theater. It shows the peace and quiet of death which can never be under- stood by the living. Stage Manager ----------------------- Charles Bohi Joe Crowell ---- Howie Newsome- - - - - Mrs. Gibbs ----- ------------- Rebecca Gibbs ----- George Gibbs- - - Mrs. Webb ----- Emily webb- - - - Wally Webb- - - - Professor Willard- Mr. Webb- ---- Woman in Audience- - - Man in Auditorium- Iady in Balcony- - Simon Stimson - - Mrs. Soames- - - - Constable Warren- Sam Craig --'-' Joe Stoddard- - - ..-----------...- -----....---...-.. --------------..- -....--------......--- --..---------- - Dwight Sellers - - -Gary Shimon - - - - - - Harriet Vial Mary C. Meredith -------Rog'6rGill - -Bobby Lu Snow - - - -Phyllis Wienhold - - ----- Jim Dexter - - - Gary Ives Konrad Schabacker - Bonnie Hanish -James Hauswirth - - - -Muriel Burgardt - - Garold Hough -- ----------------- Nancy Pirie - - - John Parris -B111 Campidilli - - - Tom Clausen nAren't they a lovely couple?U THE CAST WWhere's my Birthday Gir1?W THE PRINCIPLE CHARACTERS McCullough Oil Co. Klein Cafe Phone 52 Q 85 Havelock, Iowa Phone 73 Havelock, Iowa 58