Huron High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Huron, IA)

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KATHLEEN EADS What makes our school off1ce cl1ck and tlhkf Kathleen 15 a part of the h 1 s t lSS1St8Dt to Superlntendent Burns She 15 DUSIHESS answer She 1S t e p ea an l1ke but has a cheery word to each student who comes for a lunch t1cket or 5 meets her IH the noon lunch l1ne ,qs R Ords show Kathleen was born on July 2b 1930 at Burl1ngton Iowa She 1S 7 ec sRr'0Eds the feather we1ght of the cllss, we1gh1ng only 106 pounds Shall we say L1'tle but m1ghty She melsures only 5 2 Gentlemen prefer blondes lt 1S sa1d Kathleen lb the blonde of the Sen1or Class match humor w1se w1th blue green eves and she selects yellow for 1 favor1te color t these eyes you want a senslble answer, lsk Kathleen a quest1on She also hls a ready and qu1ck w1t Her school mates sum lt up Jolly and full of fun L1ke she ranks well at the top 1n the scholast1c 11st Kathleen 1S not on the basketball squad but enjoys softball very much and for a l1ghter d1vers1on prefers T V If a dark, curly headed guy about 5 10 W91gh1Dg 170 pounds ever passes by Kathleen 1ntends to serve h1m her fdVOT1t9 foods of fr1ed ch1cken and cherry p1e ala mode Therebye forsaklng a secretar1al Job for a h0memak1ng occupat1on But, unt1l th1s day HFTIVGS Kathleen w1ll contlnue to l1sten to vocal1sts Patt1 Pa1ge and Perry Como For orchestra mus1c she w1ll take Hugo W1nterhalter any day On the stage she prefers DIHDH Lynn and Danny Kaye Hans Chr1st1an Anderson leads the 11st as to best mov1es Why 1S Ch1Dg1Hg Partners so h1ghly rated for 1 f1vor1te song! It gets one more vote from Kathleen Typ1cal of Kathleen s d11nt1ness sweetness, and charm 1S her f1VOY1t9 flower the sweet pea It seems to sm1le at you from the garden wall as Kathleen sm1les from the Sen1or row Last but not least comes th1s pet peeve I detest some one who flatters you to your face and talks about you to your back Don t we allf x wxx HARRY EISENMANN One of the most ser1ous m1nded Sen1ors 1S Harry Elsenmann Whether on the baseball dxamond basketball floor, or classroom, h1s conduct 1S not1ceable for a qUa11ty of calculat1ng coolness But h1s competent, mach1ne l1ke react10n to any problem at hand 1S equalled by an aLt1V9 SOLIRI 1nterest Although SQTIOUS and qu1et Harry has the keen PGTCSPCIOD wh1ch 1S necessary to succeed 1n any J, K th1ng Harry s 11k8S and d1b11k9S follow the typ1cal MTSLUIIDQ trend of gentlemen X0 ll 'K prefer blondes H15 dream g1rl should be near 5 5 tall and we1gh around 125 iv rl MV? pounds He would prefer that she too enjoy sports fbasketball 1n part1cularD and dates He must be doubly 1HS1Stant regard1ng the latter as he put lt down 'WICG on h1s prefered 11st dates basketball, dates' Could lt be that he 1S the only honest one of the group that w1ll adm1t It lb so essent1al 1n a S9D10T SNN schedule? Harry s 8mb1t1ODS are rather var1ed He may be a farmer and st11l he harbors the des1re for mechan1cal tra1n1ng Needless to say the two make an excellent comb1nat1on There 15 also Uncle Sam to be cons1dered He often holds thc lucky number Whatever 1S 1n store for Harry he hopes they don t run out of potatoes and that he can get t1me off to 11sten to any good band f1nd He does not part1cular1y care for women s1ngers He th1nks often comes from a Negro quartet He would change the song You ham and mashed mus1c he can the best MUSIC You, You , to read You, Me You Embarrass1ng moments? Harry can not remember any Perhaps he d1S11k9b most to have Mr Burns f1nd h1m UDOCLUPLQG or on the verge of m1SLr18f Perhaps the best compl1ment for Harry came from a Sen1or g1rl Harry 15 always a gentleman 12. v it ' V ' A' ' I' .1 ' l ,u . fmt? ' 'f' f 1 : 't sw ' N . i . H , ,, 5 . ' ' 1 ll , ' - , -y ' ' ' 1 ' 0 J Q if ,If . l -A 1 ' . - 1 H QQ ' I ,x . U 1 Y 5 . ,,. . . - Q I 1 W l I Ii ' X K . - Q - ' I K N XJ I ' H - -- . . ' X :' , ll! 1 1 u I - f , . '. . . . . . N xx. 1' V . . . y , . , ' ' ' ' KX Xb ' ' st' ' . . , ' , H ,:::t: V . 'V 'A 4 5 ' . h - H - .. - . - . .Y ,' K. . N, x l , . L . 1 tk y , - --.. :Q ggi My? S51 ff, 97N . , Q , , . U ,. N Xl - - . - -, 1' 1 flag! XXX X . ' . '21 X YH 1 U . , . - . . S QI! X N-wus. , . y . 5. , 1 . . ., .X is . , , , ' , f,ft fbgN kg K . 1 ' - f , K Nfl' . H K, 1 A N 1 '6'- v ' . -. ' ' l.. ' '11, XL. ix be .. . . , .. . A X ,X c - ' ' I . va x 'W X . - lx -7, X s ' I U V ' ' 11 X yxlx-.' j . 4 ' 'X Krlfr-L28 2 V . . . 1 P' . ' YI If I VV fl ' , , . '. fx- sl .H X 4 L4 f 'N +1 H

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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 . . . , . . . , .

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JIM SLH OLK ll Iowa on December 29 1935 and SIULG that ,N xff J1m bchrock wxs bozn at Odkvl e l O nds 15 topped by some good W Z!! t1me has reached a stature of s1x feet H1s 7 pou ll e of these k bl e e es and l1ght brown ha1r He brlngs out the br1 11nc XX loo 1ng u y f blue When W15h1Dg to reglster as sharp he eyes by h1s f1vor1te color o f tel lll h1s coat lapel X m1ght even wear an Amer1can beauty rose Chls WVOTI 1 ttl fun Mrs Arthur Murray always sxys If you want to put 1 1 e what J1m has X ld babl say try everyth1ng for th1s 1S 1U both worki try danclng Jim wou pro y done He has def1n1tely been a leader m1ght we say Y1Hg leader and play He has been lmportant to Huron School because of the good oi the school and the student body He has c0mm1ttee and part1c1p1ted 1n VTFIOUS LUfr1LU1Um J1m s fxrst love 11D school? no doubt, has been of th1s Wh11C ma1nt11n1ng an except1onally h1gh SChO1HSt1L stand1ng l f t lon w1th J1m has p1loted a school bus 1D them thar h11lS No smal ea a g all h1S other busy schedule If you bel1eve 1n provexbs apply th1s one t If you want a Job done get a busy person to do lt When J1m selects h1s lady she w1ll probably resemble Ann Blyth, wear a dress and a red rose If they go out to d1nner he w1ll order fr1ed chlcken and strawberry p1e, and w1ll ask B1ng Crosby and Rosemary Clooney to Slng or athlet1cs and sports J1m blue Amb1t1on 15 certa1nly a very des1rable tra1t and we not1ce on J1m s 1nterv1ew sheet that he hopes to be the father of qulntuplets He wants them all to be boys the nucleous for a ball team He asks for noth1ng short of the maX1mUm 1D all h1s undertak1ngs Yes that s J1m for you QM Qvx 5 X x Cho' M lx LOUIE ANDERSON If you ever hear someone gO1ng around h1s usual dUt19S s1ng1ng Make Love To e , you may be qu1te sure lt 1S Lou1e Anderson Or 1f he 1S play1ng h1s favor1te band music, lt will be Sp1ke Jones w1th a vocal1st named Patt1 Page Lou1e was born 1n Mex1co, Missour1, December 22 1935 He has 11ght brown ha1r 1n your l1fe X f-'XX h1s W1111HgDBQS to work foxihs-E5 served on every type of Cl? or All lxr blue eyes, and chooses green for h1s color He eats anyth1ng that tastes good, and l1kes to th1nk about the fa1r sex He hopes to meet a brunette of 115 pounds blu eyes, 5 feet 6 1nches 35 24 36, who w1ll be 1nterested 1n a 11fet1me arrangement on h1s terms LOUIS s 11st of actompl1shments does not qu1te equal h1S classmates due to the fact that he entered Huron School only a l1ttle over one and a half years ago He came from Monmouth I111n01S However, he has part1c1pated in the JUDIOT and Sen1or class plays Debate is not stressed at th1s school, b t the age old Chevvy versus Ford argument pops up daily or at least once a week, and you can rest assured that Louie never m1SSed one chance to defend the Good old Chevvy General Motors should give him a new car for graduation as a reward Louie has a talent as an artist, and has been helpful in mak1ng posters programs, etc He m1ght Just find a h1tch for a craftsman someday H1s amb1t1on is to work 1n the Chevrolet d1v1sion of General Motors, des1gn1ng Chevvys 9 gl gs o p ., , , , , , . , , I 4 , , Ja 4 I , v . . - ' ' . I 1 . 1 . ' ' 4. , . - , :v n f 1 I C . ' . . ' sz : H - , ,V n U n , A - vw I ' - ' ' - T . . V . a vu - u - . , sL . ' 1:3 I . , x . X . , . . C . ,L . B i .x . Q 0 o , ,, . , -, . , . . . . K. . i . . .I . 1 - . , . v. - N - . A . . , .S 0 . -- .. . , - - - H . ' . , 1 h 1 . I . . vi if its a movie it will be starring Burt Lancaster. . . . . . , . . , . . . , 4 , i . . . , , . X ggi xr sp E. X W t -- O 5, x X t 5. X 5 3111, '1 .4 , 'yy 'L X ' .QM x ll X ' ' I 3- f 5 ' ' ' ' ' ll M H - . . . . . . . . Y . . . , ' 1 y ' ' I ' ' . , I x . , , I , . i . . , . ' u 'V lv ' vv vw - v - . ? .