Johnston High School - Beaconite Yearbook (Johnston, IA)

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NJCD Q' V IW C iq. Q? QW-.filk y x C .li eQ, 'tl gs ,L vb S El , p atty 5 c one I C T. Task ra. :r-ree b xrmanncmrnn XD In September of '37 Seven little angels came from heaven, Started to Johnston Kindergarten, Thirteen years, and now we're part1n'. FIRST! i Zag. ,y: yu Dick and Darrel gms one day N, 'ts' K 5 , ,,,,- Q, 2:3 :.':ss.2:,g:S:gZd::::e2.:? d Our rythmn band was really hot. 4 p l SECOND: !'! !! mmmh' E! To field and farm went each little dear, X Where Miss Keyte tried to calm our fear Of mighty cows and charging horses. , Bashful Donna Joined our forces. ' T THIRD: Came Vernon Sohuessler, timid lad, we almost drove the teacher mad. ply Nt, V' Learned division lshort and long! 'td' Q v 7 .Hllll , . 22? Aw??, qwxpmw is V fu if , f C Wx ' 'I' ' :A Went to a dairy and the band played on. a, . FOURTH: . -f g, e Remember the fourth grade--way back when, L, gi ,LA Laverne was just a little wheel then. 'U -3 'W ' Although devoted to readIn' and writin' . 5 2, , '1, we didn't neglect the art of fightin' .L ll W fl 5 x fi: A -4 .I 1 F' f-2 . ff T '71foEz, f FIM: y f M lv ,KH fr Jack Rothwell came, smart and sassy, K, WM RX Also Carol, e clever lassy. LAL, ,- ?f5Qfs,.es2! We built a castle of salt and flour, hqwuigmfw bfi' Nw Studied fortress and dungeon and tower. Jli, SIXTH: s f JL We danced the stately minuet, .Wi ' And Joan joined our saintly set. 5 ,1F W We learned of pilgrims and Pocohantasg Then seventh grade got us, but didn't want SEVENTH: That year was really an event, Chuck, Ken, and Johnny came and lent Their talents to our merry few, Wm And Norma lent her 'talents' too. EIGHTH: High School neared, 0 Happy Day! We worked and studied, and then in May 'gm Came time at last for our graduationg U ' ,, md Quin? Ng. ,flat W W J '-' 5 g 1 , ll N ' Q A fx ' L9 , f-:.m We were destined to be a big sensation. WN NINTH: 5 t Big kids then, we thought at first, I ,-11' f W Before we came to know the worst X in store for our initiations. 9' e ' V Mary and Russell were innovations. D' ' 12 4

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TENTH: 5 . Xe Sophomores finally, on we pressed f5L 'gg To become the leaders of all the rest. W, cj Q Sponsored a party for good St. Pat V- fl Complete Eh shamrock and tall green hat. A Rfk, s'x- fp ELEVENTH Transformed to Bernhardts, Barrymores, t Xl v , '-1 With our colossal stage revue. WN! Kllvxw t ' 5 We gave a banquet with Mexican Theme, ,QW tw E ' If To graduate: our fondest dream. -e A a X W D . e ', V , , xl I ,I ,Dick Hydelcame cracking wise-- X:l3 ,fxxr?fj5f yj thQfEEtle get sayings 'bout us guys. To quote the orator of commencement speec 'The time has come for us to reach The next rung in life's cruel ladder, But growing wiser, ever sadder As we put out on turbulent seas, Holding in our hands the keys To fame and fortune, honor and glory.W But we don't go for that old story. We won't fall for his morbid lore, We've hear those dire forecasts before. You see we lost our rosy glasses When we first entered Senior classes. We don't expect a silver plate With a world all free from greed and hate. But as we leave these cloistered halls, Expecting knocks and kicks and falls, Wealth and ease we don't demand,- Only a chance to understand. fl, OO