Iola High School - Indianola Yearbook (Iola, WI)

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Allen Pagel HA1-II HI'm not sleeping, I'm just resting my eyes.n F.F.A. 1,35 Chorus 3,N5 Boys Glee Club 35 Eperetta 35 Annual Beverly Thompson llBev N UI prefer a man with a good head on his shoulder--preferably mine.N Mixed Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. l 2,3,N5 Forensics 25 Annual M5 Hilltopper M. -sf 'ffl' Lowell Shanklin llpeteil nAll the teachers think I'm so sweet5 they always give me a nice front seat.n F.F.A. l 2 3,M5 E.F.A. Treasurer 35 F.f.A. Reporter Carolyn Sorenson llAgnesll NI can be as good as I please, if I please to be good.N Mixed Chorus 2, 3,M5 Girls Glee Club 3 M5 G.A.A. 2, 3,u5 F.H.A. 2- Class Play 3- Prom Court 35 One Act Play 2, 5 hand 2, 3,M5 Operetta 35 Annual Staff M5 Cheerleader HBH Captain 2, NAU 3, Captain N. Carolyn Rice NRicieu HThe path of true love is only wide enough for two.n Hilltopper M5 G.A. sgllfws Allen Thulien uThu1ieN HGreat men are dy ing, I don't feel so well myself.n F.F.A. l,2,3,N.

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1,-iss :M 70 22 Dear Diary: On September l l953, a group of green freshmen entered the halls of Iola High School wondering just what was in store for them. with the help of Mr. Olson, our class advisor we selected the following officers: Delores Vaughan, President- Jesse Lou- ison, Vice Treasurer. President, Lana Hoyord, Secretary, and Paul Herter, Janet Olson and James Dimmock represented us on the Student Council. Then finally we became an official part of the school. It was initiation day. Our class was well represented in sports and the different organizations. All in all we had a lot of fun and the end of the year left us looking forward to our next year as sophomores. August 31, 195k Dear Diary, On August 31 forty freshmen from last year became official sophomores Danielson, Secretary, Morey were le was our Woods made The following were chosen as class officers! Kenny 'President, Bill Gaskell, Vice President, Janet Olson, and Darlene Loken, Treasurer. Lana Hoyord and Allen chosen as Student Council representatives. Mrs. Cab- class advisor. During the course of the year, Kenny his debut. Many of our classmates participated in the extra-curricular activities and we presented the Lincoln Day Pro- gram. September 6, 1955 Dear Diary, 1 One sunny September morning, thirty-eight vigorous Juniors headed for school. To lessen the number of classmates, Sandra Green, Shirley Wickersham, and Kenneth Woods left us. Our class officers for this year were: Ernie Christiansen, President, Kar- en Langdok, Vice President, Harvey Olson, Secretary, and Lana Hoy- ord, Treasurer. Bill Gaskell and Shirley Loken served on the Stu- dent Council. The junior class play, nShy Guyl was held on Nov- ember 30. Then came the biggest event of the year, the Junior Prom held on April 6 1956yin honor of the senior class. Bob Gun- derson, king, chose Shirley Loken as his queen. The court of honor included Lana Hoyord, Janet Olson and Carolyn Sorenson. The music was provided by Ray Kramer and the theme was HB1ue Star.N Allen Morey and James Dimmock were chosen to go to Badger Boys State visor was Mr. Lenz. and Lana Hoyord to go to Badger Girls State. Our class ad- September 5, 1956 Dear Diary, As we gathered in the halls of school to begin our last year, we found there were some familiar faces missingi they were' Lana H0Y0I'd, Jeanette Weibe, Bernard Kitzmann, Bill Gaskell, Bruce West- tenfeld, and Nancy Akey. Larry Clifton left during the course of the year. Despite these losses we were fortunate to gain one new member who was George Dorsett. We elected the following as our class ffi ' o cers- Allen Morey, President, John Wilson, Vice Pres- identg Janet Olson, Secretary, and Delores Vaughan, Treasurer. James Dimmock was elected Student Council President and Shirley Loken and Kenneth Danielson were chosen council members. Carolyn Sorenson participated in the one act play, Uwhich is the Way to Boston? The well earned D.A.R. award went to Karen Joan Langdok Graduation plans were then in full swing. Blue and Silver were chosen as class colors pink roses as the class flower, and the motto was nOut of the Barber into the Deep N Our class advis - or vfgiaM1lIi:hCleaves. Now we say Goodjbye, and thanks alot to you, Eeifpu DEQ E 'fz xg 1 lii'i?f. 9.-i? 'il , -I :df