Iowa School for the Deaf - Bobcat Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)

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Class Roster NAME SPORTS HOBBY PET plslsvs WEAKNESS EQQQIQRQTE SQ?-f19'5rInT,.'i gfjXJ?3'CruI5E AMBITION Judy Cofnmn Wrestling Collecting Stamps To Get Up Early Girls MBut , lf Watching Spuns on TV English, Math Linotype Operator 1'gl,by Basketball Fishing Vomtional or Pressman Football Hunting - uber! Anderson Swimming Reading Reading Comic Books Reading Comic Books Phooeyl, Bah! COPWHE 0' Writing Vocational, Typing lvoflllllg lll 2 Hg-by My Own Stories Small Print Shop Janice Bwv Basketball Collecting Cana Spinach Malts 1ChocolateJ That! or Why! wnnng Letters Typing, Math, Filing Typist nlinn 0' Swimming Funny Styled Fond Blondie S lr atin g Dances Carol Porter Swimming Reading Newspapers Fishing All Foods Don't Be Silly! Chatting, Watching TV Filing, Typing Typist Dancu and Traveling VOC-mnnilli English larbara Pnspiail Basketball Reading To Get Up Early All Foods stop ln Charting Or Wrilinz Typmg, gnghsh Fam.-y wmke, Bala Baseball Newspapers and 1 do not hke than Letters hlaggzingg Watching TV shawn KIY Baseball Fishing To Get Up Early Eating and Talking Sw? Makmg Reading Vocational, English Typist Cherry Up Stories Libby Kaplan Baseball, Riding and Talking I Don't Like Candy Yes Sir or Okay! Visiting and All of Them Work rn Skating XX'ith My Friends Gossips Writing Letters Catholic Home Badminton V l,5,la,. Mainland Baalrarhall. sawing, Walking Being Bofhmd All Faaaa I Have New Charting All: Especially College or Typist .lsmileyn Volleyball NVhen In A Thought Reading goal., the Teachers Bad Mood Of ll - A F b ll, , , mu' wemlmont out a Modeling Boats Homework Milk, Ice Cream Bah! Talking, Watching Algebra. History Printer or Carpenteld l ,, Basketball A I -1- E 'Denny rrp anes, rains, tc. salrhall TV Shows Track laha Gamma gigabit!! Traveling, Farming 'ra Shave Bathanng The Girls! Baby! Maybe! Chatting History, clans College nf Farmer l0l'1mY Track Baseball . S ' , I C B R d' B k u-lon Van Manen wlmmmg Collecting Match Books Fussy About Food ce mam Ms Yes! ea mg no B Makes No Difference College or Linotype lnmch.. Softball NVorking On Norma Talking. Warming O erator Baskefball w.-,fd Puzzles Cheese 'rv Shows P 'land Thompson Wrestling. Model Railroads, To Get Up Late To Eat and Drink XVhat Did You Say? Sleeping Mathematlcs,Chemistry Printing uname, Volleyball Fishing. TYHVCIIHE- English Camping hgh Dissent swimming Traveling. Fishing lrpaggeri- Volleyball Riding' Beam-lg To Get Up Early Chocolate Ice Cream Wham The Manu? Chamng Algebra, English Factory Worker Lathe xvork or Pepsi Cola History, Typing Golf . . ' M k M , ' Guild Mya' Basketball C R11 mg 1:55 P2DPlC Who Don I Lemon Pies I R k S Wh tl Llslenmg To Radm Science, Guidance APPrentice at li , . cc on. o a . ' - Scoop Swimming 0 acting estem Use Common Sense or Placncmg CMG Th, Daily T,m,5 Boxing BCI! BllCkll!S Harlem Basketball Rohm Kun, Baseball, Hummg G . U E I Keeping Weather emng P My Sharon Kay I Won't Believe You! Arguing Too Much Algebra, Chemistry Printer HBOS' Volleyball in the Moming Swimming. Rffmds Football, V Farming. Hunt-ing, . Running a Bulldozer .hyd Henman Buketban' Pemn Animals Bcmg Pamcuhr Beautiful Girls! Oh! Talking, Dancing Mathematics, English or Far 'fi-larry Swimming g With My Hair me' -1-mek Fishing or Factory Worker Baseball N Prine softball' Sewing, Cooking I Hate To Get Ice Cream Bars Housewife nlwlmea H gfolleyball Collecting ceramic Ready To Go Pay Day what-S the Mann? Listening to the Radio Like All Subyects or Fihng Clerk a mmton Pigs Any Place Candy Bare Readmg and My Teachers or Typist

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Class Will L'pon behalf of my client, the class of l95 . of lowa School for the Deaf. of Coun- cil Bluffs. lowa. XX'e have called you together upon this solemn and serious occasion, to listen to our last will and testament. and to receive from our dying hand the few gifts we have to bestow in our last moments, Cutting so rap- idly loose from school and finding so many things of such gigantic proportions to be at- tended to before the end should come upon us. realizing at the same time that we have no longer any time left to spend in cultiva- tion of our own virtues, we did collectively and individually. deem it best to distribute these virtues with our own hands to those friends to whose needs they seem best fitted. XK'e. the Senior class. want to let every- body know how much we appreciate all the things that we have learned and shall treas- ure them for the rest of our lives. We shall remember all the fun we had in the past years. Listen. then one and all, while we read this will to you and swear to it: The following may seem but trifing be- quests. but we hope they may be accepted, not as worthless things lavislily thrown away because we can no longer keep them, but as valuable assets to those who may receive them. and a continual reminder of the gen- erosity of hear displayed in our free and full bcstowal. Dennis Vvfernimont gives his ability in athletic- to Larry lvianley. Marion Van Manen bestows his presi- dents iob to -lens Sorensen. Shirley McLeland gives her intelligence to filwria Darrah Sliarori Kay gives her shyness to Connie HL'Dff.' Ri-bert Kline leaves his weather reports to wlioria-'.'-'r may lw interested. l.ibbj,' Kafilafi '.-:ho In the quiet type of a girl ra-ses it on to Patty Nicol. Carol Porter leaves her chatting to Patty Carritt. Floyd Hoffman leaves his handsome looks to Lynn Ohm. joedy Coffman leaves his chubbiness to ,ludy Wheeler. Roland Thompson gives his laziness to Dale Harris. Gerald Myers gives his lamp shade to Larry Manley. Herbert Anderson leaves his habit in reading good books to David Peterson. John Gannon leaves his thoughts and arguing about sports to Don Van Soelen. Barbara Pospisil gladly leaves her comic books to Judy Shepherd. Janice Booy gives her cheerfulness to Madeline Hovinga. Norma Prine passes on the Queen of Homecoming to whomever it may be. Harris Daggett leaves his sleepiness to Ivan Cox. We would like to leave our gratitude to Mr. Berg for many happy years at ISD and for the many other opportunities he has made available for us. We leave our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Giangreco for his hard work in helping us to plan for our future. We give our thanks to Mr. Scarvie, for his interest in our vocational development and his many kind encouragemcnts. . Signed this fifth day of june. The Senior Class of 1957.

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