Heaton High School - Yearbook (Heaton, ND)

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Class H zstory The Cla s of 951 of rleaton I-hgh School starten thexr flrst cays of school 1n varxous schools throughout Wells County After lght years of f1ght1ng fear love ana strugglmg olus Datlence from the varlous teachers we came to the stage of aoolescence an ente re l hxgh school In the fall of 1947 rleaton l-hgh School welcomel nme new brlght and shxnmg but green faces Those eage faces b lonved to James Plunrcett Robert Stroh Bobhy Hanson Betty Loepmce Joyce Hel en Lols James Myrtle Neumlller l xrfjll Suckut arv' Leland Suckut ln the fall of 7483 we '111 somehow lost four of o r-rouo hrs year asseu very raomly ana we nelo out on the lay Ruggles m the Rear Thls year we heloe put on the play Flym Lhgh Our S n1or yea came mucn too fas+ but v hen school o en there auam wer h same f1Vp eager laces vta1 m to nroll Cornmenc ment nao to be planneo along vxxtn our motto color an Q oun less other :Jrob lems Th1s year we glan to 'J e t he lnner xlly hlcn wul be pro cluce 1n May Our footormts ln the sanls of tlm rn Heaton High School may not he as apparent to all as they are to us Each prlnt reoresents a ear mem ory We wxll always feel that we are a part of rleaton rlxgh School .lame S Plunkett 8 . F , , . - . . . . 3 L I ..- , A . . . 8. I : 1 ' ,x I 5 A - l . 1 . . , . - ' ' , . , r e G , , .. . . -1 y U 'A ' 1 1 , : C1 : , ' - . ' , I .V 1' f u , .4 . ' ' v ' 1 1 1 -ww I-YS I Ax ,, .LC v E ul 45 L . A p MV. ft.. .,1.Lei, R91 ,.. kj . .. In our Junior year there we re the still five struggling to get by. ' ,: tl 1 ' I 1 li . I .ll A , . . el' r c ' ., .' . .4 D ei. . 5 ' ' e t e ' ' , , , ' ' 't' e . e S. . . . , I., F A 5 4 U V - A Ax , .3 .. 1 , x L . ' ' v ,r sen T , . ':w,' ' s - 42 ' , 41' ' - vu - ou: - - . n . L 5 -

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Last W111 and Testament Semor Class of 51 of Heaton Hlgh School We the Semor Class of 5 be no about to pas out of thxs sphere of eaucat1on m full DOSSCSSIOW of a cramme mmd o hereby mane pub l1sh eclare thms to be our last w1ll an testament hereby revokmg any wmll or wllls heretofore ma e by us e g1ve and bequeath to the Faculty who have been our ,ngirhgrorg a sweet unbroken successmon of restful nlghts anl peaceful re rn e g1ve ani oeoueath to Ar'ene Bobby S abtlxty to argue James Knowleoge of hlstory and Joyce abumty to ao algebra e gxve and bequeath to Charles Robert s gool looks and Betty s Knowledge of sc1ence In wltness whereof we the Class of 95 the testators have set out han and seal on the 30th aay of lv ay 1:1 the year One Thousand Nme Hundred and Fxfty One Betty Loe ppke 7 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 : - ' ., .5 L D o . . . . r. . A , , L A J 1 A , n . A 4 . . 1 . , afh. 4 O , ll . w ' Q 1 + , 1 c G Ex S. W . , I , . . 1 A a. . , . v . x , ... . , S . W ' ' ' ' ' , 1 , . . 0 . , 1 J 1 - -f 1 is 'fl 1 , ' .

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Class Prophecy As I made my way on a vacatlon trlp I happened upon a mode rn school ln Austm Incnana There Slttlhg behmd the desk m the erghth grade classroom Ifound Joyce Hemen vVe had a short conversatxon sxdes explammg that her puplls were unruly she told me that rf I should stop by at 520 Success Boulevard rn Chrcago Iwould fmn a brg surprxse awa1tmg me I d1d To my amazement I found Robert Stroh srttmg behmd the Presment s desk of a huge Investment corporatxon smokmg a Panatela crgar and loudly complammg about hxs stomach ulcers I drove down Harr1man Boulevard m Altoona Pennsylvan1a and found that Betty Loeppke had the pos1t1on of head nurse at the Last Hope Hospltal All her patments she sald were mentally thus she couldn t call her tlme her own She hoped to transfer before she became as nutty as her patxents A veteran s hospxtal IS her f1rst cholce Iwent to Nevada by plane As we landed lnotlced a jet propelled job commg m for a three pomt landmg The pllot jumped from the plane mxles U1 a mmute Who was he 'P Bobby Hanson of course To learn all I could about deep sea fxshmg was my next m1ss1on so I heaoe for the Gulf of Mexlco where I would have an excellent opportunxty At fwe m the mornmg on the Houston aocx rn Galveston Te as I was out fltted for my fmrst e cursron lv y boat captam had In hrs employ three deep sea wers One was dressed to the h1lt rn hxs dxvmg outfxt I peered xnto the llttle w1ndow of hrs helmet and found myself gazmg lnto Jlffl Plunkett s bmg blue eyes He sara he had a profltable occupatron but was stxll lookmg for the mermams he had heard so much about My vacat1on proved to be very successful and I was pleased to fmd my ol schoolmates farmg so well P rlene Loeppke 9 V . . ' K .. . . . Be- . . . . ' . . I 1 I ' I D i 0 Q - and gave a whoop and a yell, for he had just broken a new record--1000 . . . , . . . . , , . ' X , - . . X . . A . . . d . A . , . .. . . ' ' 1 y . y ' .