Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

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qw Best Student Best Student 15:37 3 lm Hersex Diane Rowland Cleverest Cleverest 2 Sonny Bfnsqum udy Sheehan 4 RINO!! 'J N. J' ' ' V ' .. ' J '

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Lf 7fza6Z aacvzdlec ..... Best Looking Best Looking T1m Mclnreer Phyllis Weber Best Athlete Best Athlete Glen Klrkendall Pat Fuhrman Curiosity prompted us to land on this strange looking obiect We taxied to the qas pump and to our qreat ama ement we saw Ken And ews approaching our plane After a lonq con versation N9 found he was the owner of this fantastic oddity made our Way into our old homestead in the Qzarks Althouah the rest of our classmates had i made names for themselves both noted and o torious and although the rest of the U S had advanced we were not dissatisfied to return to this part of the country that had been left so that people like us Could live as stupid and as ignorant as we were back in 49 htm l V A sk X4 l Y X5 2 2' ' I . - Two hours after we left Kenny and his filling station hanqinq in the air, We eventually 'x , n - --1-ig -on

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5 age tuents eedma of tie cciea E the seekers of the rrches hope that we may be permrtted to choose our trarls as wrsely as drd th1s year s araduatmq class We drqqers were led by four renowned prospectors who led us ln our constant search for the treasure Our class presrdent was Dean Butterfreld lack Thompson served as vrce presrdent secretary was Sh1rley Black and Donna Hauth acted as treasurer The lunrors were extremely well represented m the many actrvrtres of the school ln the freld of sports they could be found partrcrpatrnq m football bas ketball wrestlmq baseball and track The Seekers of the Rrches also took an served her school as a cheerleader They also were found qrvmq therr trme and talent to the departments of vocal and mstrumental musrc Norma Van Horn and Shrrley Black were our candrdates for Homecommq Queen thrs year Representmq us on the School Councrl were Brll Melvrn councrlman at large lack Thompson Bob Hanson and lean Munson All of our vartous undertakrnqs proved hrqhly successful The carnrval whrch we gave tn our Sophomore year and numerous dances helped to pay for our larqest prorect the lumor Sentor Banquet and Prom We are hopmq that we may contrnue on the trarl untrl we reach the aoal and assume the many responsrbrlrtres of the Semors of 49 I active part in FFA., I-Club, l-ly-Y, Y-Teen, and GAA. One of the luntor airls