Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Jefferson, IA)

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COMMENCEMENT Friday, May 27, 1960 Eight O'clock P. M. Processional-- Pomp and Circumstancen ,,,,,, ,fE1gar Mrs. Beryl Morden Invocation . . . Rev. Halsey Wakelin O Jesus, Grant Me Hope and Comfort . . Johann W. Franck The Halls Of Ivy . ......... . Russell Boys' Glee Club Commencement Address , ,,.., , . . The Romance of Lengthening Shadows Dr. Ray Bryan, Iowa State University Hall of Fame Award ,,,.. , Superintendent R. R. Lashier Honors and Presentation of Class . . Principal Frank Miller Awarding of Diplomas ................ James L. Pauley, Ir. President, Board of Education Benediction ........... . Rev. Halsey Wakelin Recessional-- War March of the Priests . . Mendelssohn l Dr. Ray Bryan

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BACCALAUREATE Class Processional -- Aida Invocation , , Hymn . Scripture Reading . . Go Not Far From Me, O Sermon-- An Open Door Lord Sunday, May 22, 1960 Eight O'clock P. M. .... .Verdi Mrs. Beryl Morden . Rev. Frank Patterson . Faith of Our Fathers . Rev. Russell Pope Hayden M. Morgan Senior Madrigal . . Rev. Dick Harberrs LO, A V0iC6 T0 Heaven Sounding . . . . . . . Borrniansky, arr. by Tchaikovsky High School Choir Benediction . . . Rev. Darrell Mitchell Recessional-- Largo . . . Handel i 1 i 1 I 1 Rev. Dick Harberrs

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CLASS WILL I, Danny Albright, leave my way with women to Mike Vincent. I, Jerry Allen, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother Bill. I, Paulena Anderson, leave my quiet, shy ways to Mary Nipps. I, Margot Barrett, leave my rodding around in the Little Grey Dragon to Jim Russell. I, Barbara Beyer, leave my mindreading ability to Janet Smith--don't overwork it. I, Rose Bordenaro, leave Terry Fett to no one. So behave yourself. I, Bill Davis, leave my Flying Eagle to the most deserving guy who needs it, Coach Byrnes. Best of luck with it Coach. I, Mary Rae Davis, leave my tame ways to Linda Lawson. I, Sharon Denhardt, leave my aggressiveness to Dee Lindsey. I, Ellen Doty, leave my unfinished shorthand lessons and the echo of Mr. Michener's screams to Jan Durlam. I, Dennis Dunlop, leave broken hearts behind. I, Sam Eldridge, leave nothing, I need everything I have, and I am going to try to take it with me. I, Terry Fett, leave with a Rosey future. I, Jim Franey, leave my ability to get along with the girls to Rog Stoline. Be careful Rog, some of them slap pretty hard. I, Ramonia Freeman, leave to the school the rest of my brothers and sisters. I, Marti Gilmore, leave my short haircut to Harold Rose. l,Eddie Gose, being as stingy as I am, leave absolutely nothing to absolutely no one. I, Nancy Gragg, leave the alley behind the hotel to Charlene Newcom. I, Ruth Hastings, leave all my bills, except one, to whoever wants them. I, Nancy Holt, leave my pantaloons to Jim Hanson. I, David John, leave my broad-minded ability to get along with the opposite sex to Steve Anderson. A guy who really needs it??I, LaNetta Kendall, leave my ability to stick with one boy to Michaele Patterson. I, J anell Kunce, leave my red hair to Marlys Barrett and Mary Nipps. l, Deanna Lamb, leave my love for the finer things of life to Dennis Spoo. I, Ronald Lane, leave. I ain't too-oo-oo glad! I, Bill Lawrence, leave my books to the highest bidder. I, Ed Lawson, leave the right for the boys to sit with the girls in study hall. I, Janice Lawton, leave the Friday night escapades to Carolyn, Jayne, Pat, Denise, Linda, and Nicki, with the hopes they tame them down a little. Remember girls, no more than 10 in a car. l, Bruce Liljegren, leave--sliding down the bannisters. I, Nancy Louk, leave my giggle to Betty Porter. l, Gary Lowmiller, leave my short haircut to Dennis Spoo. I, Linda Marten, leave my hard marshmallows to Mr. Haney. I, Carrie Melson, leave my superior volley- ball serving to Jane St. Clair. I, Norman Middleton, leave my ability to skip school to anyone who is brave enough to try it.l, 'l'ornMiller, leave?I should say not. I'm going to stick around and protect my interests. I, Pat Millard, leave my ability to get along with the Junior boys to Linda Baker. Be good to them, Pinky. I, Jerry Mitchell, leave my Roadster to Coach Linduska. I, Barbara Monthei, leave my ability to monkey around in shorthand class to Wanda Freeman. I, Bill Morain, leave my music abilities to Mr. Wiser. I, Arlene Orfield, leave my ability to be in the wrong places at the wrong time to Donna Kafer. I, Donald Pauley, leave all of my old neckties to Mr. Haney. I, Judy Pearce, leave my squeaky oboe, dislike for other things to Nicky Eason. They are both hopeless Nick! I, Dennis Peer, leave my ability to drive not into other peoples' cars, to Judy Gilmore. I, Gary Peterson, leave for the farm to give my hired girl a rest. I, Paul Pope, leave my love for homecoming queens to some lucky Junior boy. I, John Russell, leave the- Junior class to my Dad. May they find his services restful. I, Steve Raver, leave my ability of rebounding, of playing end on the football team, and of wearing the biggest shoes in school, to that giant of the Freshman class--J oe May. I, Dean Ross, am definitely leaving. I, Keith Sanders, leave the well-worn road to Carroll to whomever has a car. I, Darrell Scheuermann, leave everything but my glasses. I can't see without them. I, Donald Schilling, leave my ability to fix zippers to Keith Conroy. I, Deanna Siglin, leave my interest in the U. S, Army to Pat Limburg. l, Wayne Taylor, leave my bursting personality to Judy Thompson. I, Carol Toyne, leave my quiet and bashful ways to Frank McNulty. I, Elaine Travis, leave my gilleyweeds to Mardel Thomsen. I, Steve Walker, leave my ability to leap tall buildings with a single bound to Superman. I, Pat Waters, leave my ability to study in the library 8th period to Roger Stoline. Find any Biology reports yet? I, Dorothy Wilson, leave my dimples to Blummy Taylor, I. John Zepp, leave my ability to stay at 140 pounds to Ron Zwicky. I, Lanny Zoeller, leave my ability to run hurdles to Jack Piepel, and the hurdles themselves to Carolyn Hurdle.