Huron High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Huron, IA)

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Jiby 'A f 6 V352 DEWAYNE POGGEMILLER When you thlnk of DeWayne P0gg6m1110f no doubt you V1SU211Z9 that sleck 100k1Db cheerleader from the Huron cheerleadxng squad Never one h11r astray lh those Ilght brown curly locks and the wh1te trousers starched and pressed as It for m111tary 1nspemt1on Th1s frlendly and pleasant personallty 15 one of the most cooperatlve students of h1s class To 11ve and let l1ve m1ght well be Dewayne S motto Dewayne has blue eyes and as a hobby llkes to look deep 1nto an old motor or to tlnker wlth an automob1le From under the car may come the m91Od10US stralns of Hey Joe hls favorlte song He wants to farm and dreams of an 1deal g1rl Cwho welghs about 115 pounds and has a 23 1nch walst 11neJ as a help mate Uncle Sam t1me he w1ll ever saw Como slnglng for M1ckey Rooney He l1kes the for h1s d1vorce rate Dorls Day Dewayne goes back to hxs Freshman days, when he was Just 1n from the rural school, for hls most embarress1ng moment He broke and had to repa1r a board 1n the boy s wash room Dewayne has an excellent pet peeve, someone k1ck1ng my feet out from under me There IS a very pr1ct1ca1 s1de to DeWayne He 1S level headed and w1l1 have the good wlshes of h1s teachers and classmates as he goes from the Huron School may call DeWayne before he reallzes h1s 8mb1t10nS In the mean contlnue to attend movles such as House of Wax the best one he Sp1ke Jones Band or to Pattl Page and Perry humorous veln 1D Dewayne s llkes 1S hxs regard monkey shlnes of Mlckey but does not care 1S h1s favor1te actress w11l 11sten to the on radlo or T V A RUTH FRANK Ruth has the d1st1nct1on of bexng selected by popular vote, the best dressec glrl 1D H1gh School Thxs 1nvo1ves many aspects other than money It 1S a Lh01C9 of color, Selectxon of fabrlcs and personal neltness Every g1rl 1n school covets thls honor Iowa on July 27 1936 Those eyes have s1nce turned out to be hazel 1D color and Ruth has reached a stature of f1ve feet four She we1ghts the scale down at 115 pounds Ruth declares her favor1te pastlme IS read1ng True Story Magazxnes rather doubt the veroclty of th1s statement when we see Ruth on the basketball court or walkxng ln the corrxdors w1th her 1deal boy fr1end CGo0d looklng brown curly halr, blue eyes, 5 feet 7 1nches, we1ght near 140 pounds a farmer and one who llkes to have a good t1me J Ruth s own descr1pt1on of sa1d 1deal She 15 most emphat1c 1D her pet peeve As Ruth detests some one who 1S good lookxng and knows lt entxrely too well Yellow predomxnates 1U Ruth s cho1ce of colors even tho a frag11e orchid IS her favorlte flower She 1S a mov1e lover and attends regularly Having seen many p1ctures she tecalls From Here To Eternity , as for the best June A11yS0n and Bert Lancaster are her star performers When xt comes to sing1ng Perry Como ranks as number one and Rosemary Clooney 15 a close second Ray Anthony leads her favor1te band Speak1ng of Homemak1ng brxngs to m1nd Ruth s most embarrass1ng moment when Supt Burns stepped ln the room to f1nd Ruth garbed in only her slip ready for a f1tt1ng I wonder who was the most embarrassed? Ruth wants to be a secretary so she says Though she w1ll take t1me out to 11sten to Chang1ng Partners , or have a d1sh of her favorxte food, 1ce cream The tea leaves the wheel of fortune, or Just dame law of averages seem to forecast homemaking as the role for Ruth She w1ll make a good one as she seems to enjoy cook1ng and clean1ng Not one d1sh does she leave unwashed She 1S a pleasant hostess as she has proven th1s year wlth the upper classes Mrs Swan states Ruth s husband w11l be well cared for -'x OJ X '45, 4lrr R A -if: Y ?kUjf5igf xx. .ff X 'A Q . ,. ,, ,X -1 . . 1 ,, Q . ' -A1 - v - u K ' . He ' ' ' ' ' - . A .. - H - . , . She is one day younger than Kathleen baring first opened her eyes at Oakville, - ' ' v If f' QP: c 1 I . D fy :C 'um ' , 1 A5 l . . , Lv 4, , , , 1 . . . . 1 . I J- 3, 1 .x -' 1 A f-' H -f fo :Fw - ' . ' ' - f - . B NA . . . . . Y! . rffxxx I ' I 1 ,P A . , , .,' . ' I W N 1 ' 'J XM ' 1 ' A - ' X H. vu vr . X , 1 . . . , . . . , .