Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

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To the Class of '57 Thts book belongs to you you, amember of the Class of 57 We have endeavored to make xt abook whlch w1ll always serve as a pleasant remmder ofyour Iugh school days No matter who you are or what meanlng high school holds for you we hope that you wxll be able to fmd somethmg ln this annual wxth wluch you w11l always assoctate the past four years Though we've covered the 1916 Q7 school year specxftcally our mtenuon has been to have THE WAPSIE recall vartous mllestones of the past four vears Thts year s con fused freshmen,' sem 1n the School L1fe secuon, may have been you four years ago Pxctures dep1ct1ng the headaches that go wxth the preparatxon for the Prom may typtfy the way you felt last year To help us tell the story of the year we have chosen a girl. Her name IS urumpor tant She merely serves as a med1um through which we can help you to rehve some of your htgh school experiences Ch the dlVlS10l'l pages of rlus 1957 Wapsxe, you see her cleanmg out her locker preparmg to leave IHS She has spent four years here, but now her hxgh school educanon IS fxmshed She has graduated All that remam are the memor1es And as she empties her locker each ttem, some seemmglv mstgnihcant rexrunds her of some event of the past year Another devlce we ve used to make THE WAPSIE more personally yours was that of wrmng the copy mftrst person Rather than composmg a dry accotmt of what happened we ve trled to make ll more IIIICFCSUIIQ by pomtmg out the httle thxngs In some cases our 1magmat1ons ran w1ld and we came up w1th a sltghtly f1CIl0l'l3l blurb for a parucular orgaruzatton We hope all of you enJoy the xnformahty of tlus new 1dea The mtroducuon IS over Has tt whetted your cur1os1ty enough so that you wlll g1ve THE WAPSIE a page by page exarrunat1on'P Have we accomphshed our purpose? We smcerely hope so The Ed1tors . -n , . . . . . Y . I . ,-V .. . . ' 9 - ' ' I .4 - . . , . . . - ' ... . V . . . 1 . . . I 1 I ' 9 l .Y , . . . . . . . . ' I v . . . .

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in 42 Senchu fuel E. L. m. JOHN ALBRIGHT RONALD APPLEBY PENNY BAILEY JERRY BA RSKE Paar A l f x 3' I JIM BEEBE 2 .n3' wal 'O vleiea N190 vi r f-off, caqxdldaliiocl 5665 2 in wg Q9eeQf5aXW 90 nf ecoio grade' gei- Gut Xayogxw .me ie 6,94 on 6360? and Ge, 9 xxx of Don't forget, start on your LEI'-'I' foot! This gentle reminder was hardly necessary, because for the past week it had been potmded into my head constantly. One fact I'll carry with me always! In a processional, always start on your left foot. Oh, there will be plenty of other facts about my senior year that I'll carry with me always. May- be some of these facts . . . . GARY BERGESON PAUL BREITBACH KEITH BRIMMER DONNA CIRCUS it Q F4 if 'Q l 'X ' -A E a fl T l Q . f. fnf I , r