Lake View High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Lake View, IA)

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C ASS WILL it 'NE We the class of 1955 of the Lake V1ew V I-hgh School of the c1ty of Lake V1ew be1ng of unsound structure weak mlnds and poor phys 1cal health at th1s t1me read our last w1ll and testament hereby revoklng all former w1lls and bequests made by us durlng rare perlods of alert ness To the Jun1ors we leave our ab1l1ty to be reserved d1gn1f1ed outstand1ng br1ll1ant and also the ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers and other students Marvm Bechler w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to sleep anyt1me anywhere and any place to anyone who can make use of 1t Betty Peters w1lls her zebra sklns to Karen Kolbe Well Karen here s your chance Dav1d Parkmson w1lls h1s good looks to J1m T1ff1n don t let them run away w1th you J1m Pat Gr1ff1n w1lls her bralns to Eldon Frank Put them to good use Eldon Donald Dunkln w1shes to leave h1s motorcyclegacket to Roger Ogr-en m hopes that Roger has better luck 1n gett1ng a motorcycle than Dunk has had John Tharnlsh w1lls h1s l1ttle nose wh1ch we all know 1S l1ttle to Monlca Wagner 1n hopes lt does as much for her as lt has done for John Sh1rley Buxton w1lls her he1ght to Charles Frank 1n hopes that he w1ll grow up someday Gene Rlddle w1lls h1s qu1etness to Ralph Buxton If the shoe f1ts Ralph wear lt Annabel Elchhorn w1lls her ab1l1ty to f1nd new parklng places to Frank Wetzsteln and hopes he has as much luck as Annabel has had 1n the past Glenn Mesenbrlnk w1lls h1S ab1l1ty to f1ght It alone 1n bookkeep1ng class Wlth all the rest bemg g1rls to Robert Poen Keepyou m1nd on your work Robert even though 1t may seem hard Judy S1nn1ng w1lls her short natural curly ha1r to Dorothy Jensen Eugene Seymour w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to lose teeth to Barbara Sm1dt let s not get 1nto any f1ghts Barbara Carolyn Hartman w1lls her Jet plane to Agnes Boeckman for Ken s Ford1s fast enough for her Laverne Bruemng w1lls h1S green turtleneck sweater to Jesse James and for heavens sakes Jesse don t stretch lt Sh1rley Ra1ne w1lls her forgetfulness to Mr Frank Mlller Here s hop1ng that someday mstead of say1ng no most of the t1me he w1ll forget and say yes Gayle R1edle w1lls h1s Job at the Ra1ne Garage to Larry Dr11l1ng too bad the owner doesn t have another mece your age Larry so you could get along w1th the boss as well as Gayle has Allce Dr1ll1ng w1lls her dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Arlene Purdy but please Arlene let s not get 1nto the hab1t of dr1v1ng through alleys wlthout your l1ghts on It may not prove to be as 1nterest1ng Kenny Bromley w1lls h1s dentless l1ttle 41 Ford to J1m Bruner and hopes Jun takes as good care of lt as Ken has Norma Fr1sb1e w1lls her d1amond to Melv1n Herr1g Some gal IS go1ng to be lucky to get that d1amond W1ll1am Claussen w1lls h1s qu1etness around g1rls to Bug Eyes Oler1ch It s go1ng to be tough now Charles or w1l1 1t'7 Ronn1e Cox w1lls h1s athletlc ab1l1ty to Byron Johnson he may make Lake V1ew famous yet Phyllls Jans w1lls her dandruffto Mary Jo Dr1ll1ng Let s take good care of lt Mary Jo Phyll1s has had lt for a long t1me Delane Broughton w1lls h1s powerful muscles to Veromca Boeckman 1n hopes she IS as good at flex1ng them as Bub was V1rg1n1a Sw1eter w1lls her ab1l1ty to attract men at the Lakes Dalry to W1lma Claussen but only lf she leaves a few for the rest of the underclassmen Eugene Schulte w1lls h1s colorful clothes comb1nat1ons to MaDonna Huen and hopes they w11l do as much for her as they have done for h1m Ruth D1nges w1lls her ab1l1ty to laugh anyt1me any place U and anywhere to Phylhs Nelson Come on Phyl11s th1ngs aren t that bad W Q Edd1e Gerdes w1lls h1s wolf call to Dav1d Fmders Now R! you won t have to learn to wh1stle Dav1d x x We the class of 55 w1ll to the school our good and bad wx NYT, memorxes and know that there could be few better ,Q ts l Guess who' v -' e 2 '- , ' x- G ' . . . , 9 1 ' 3 J . . . . , . . . J . , . . , I . . g . , . 1 I 0 J . . . . I . . . I . . . , . . , . . . . . . I , . 3 a . . , . , . J J I . . . . , . ' ' ll ll ' ' I ll . I! . - . . . 1 - 3 I 2 I ' I I as it has for Alice. . . . , . . . . . . . . . 4, ,, . 1 . , , . . . 5 . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . , I . - - 1 2 P U I I wil ' - ' JX ' - ' ' ' ' 6. , Q fl' W I 1 - I ff A 1 fi f ' 'Nd tx lkf ' 5 . xt U ' il I lxxx ,C - , X 1 nu. . mln..

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C ASS POEM Dear old school don't look so sad We know we re the best class that you ever had We hadn t ment1oned lt up unt1l now But most of you guessed lt I don t know how You ll probably mlss us Sen1ors we know But please please don t carry on so You Jun1ors stop crylng you re now at the top Just work good and hard and you ll never flop You Sophomores stop crymg you re no longer green You ll soon be the Jun1ors as you ve always dreamed You Freshmen stop laughmg you ll learn that some day Success comes from hard work and not all from play But serlously now we feel sort of sad And then yet agam we feel sort of glad Our feehngs are mlxed as we leave th1s dear place The future uncertaln we Semors must face But hard work and fa1lure w1ll come and w11l go And success comes at last that everyone knows ASS Ill TORY As we are about to complete the year 1955 1n Lake V1ew Hlgh School we shall turn back the pages of t1me and see what thmgs were 11ke when we f1rst started our th1rteen long years that were to be spent 1n school and also of the progress we have made s1nce then We started kmdergarten w1th a class of twenty one and f1n1shed e1ghth grade w1th thlrty pup1ls Durlng th1s t1me we had M1ss Verla Mooney M1ss Margaret York M1ss Staker M1ss Margerlte Downey Mrs Jasper Therkelsen Mrs Derner Mrs Arlene H111 Mrs Stella Manuel M1ss Evelyn Weber and Mrs Barthlow as teachers for the class of 55 Then we took our b1g step forward we became freshmen Th1rty seven freshmen to be exact In hlgh school we entered whole heartedly 1nto the act1v1t1es as freshmen That year we part1c1pated 1n the Homecom1ng Parade w1th a Homecom1ng Queen Cand1date 1n the Band Carn1val w1th another queen candldate Of course the class had members 1n each of the extra currlcular act1v1t1es In our sophomore year we lost n1ne members but yet part1c1pated 1n the usual act1v1t1es Thls year Phylhs Jans relgned as queen over the Band Carn1val Members of our class served as walters and waltresses at the Junlor Senlor Banquet Now It seems llke we re fmally gettlng somewhere we re m1ghtyJun1ors w1th brlght shmy new class rlngs to prove It Th1s year was perhaps the buslest of all F1rst off came Homecom1ng of whlch our class won second place w1th our float entry Hats Off to Our Team We as Jun1ors put on the Jumor Senlor Banquet and Prom Under the Sea under the super v1s1on of class sponsors M1ss Marcene Noonan and Mr James Schultz We also had our f1rst three act play The Llttle Dog Laughed dxrected by Mlss Grace Long We traveled to Sac C1ty w1th the semors to attend Career Day Soon the last page 1n our memory book whlch we fmd to be the most compact Thls year turns out to be even busler than our Junlor year F1rst of all graduat1on p1ctures were taken by Genelll of Sloux C1ty Next Homecom1ng w1th Norma Fr1sb1e as Queen and Phyllls Jans and Ruth Dmges as her attendants There was also the Band Carn1val Later another Career Day at Sac C1ty fTh1s t1me we were much more attent1ve than 1n the prev1ous year j We certalnly can t overlook the Jun1or Semor Banquet and Prom w1th the colorful theme Over the Ralnbow Followlng the banquet came the senlor play The Curlous Savage d1rected by M1ss Darlene Cason Fmally our long awa1ted Sklp Day arr1ved Ve1sha at Ames As an end of our hlgh school career Baccalaureate Class N1ght and Commencement We f1n1shed as a class of twenty seven Thus ends our h1story of the th1rteen years 1n the Lake V1ew Publlc School but not of our future plans Some are golng on for further educatlon 1n the flelds of teachlng nursmg coachmg farnung rad1o and telev1s1on May there always be success m the l1ves of the mem bers of the class of 55 and may we always keep 1n mmd that those WHO DO NOT ADVANCE FALL BEHIND. 1 1 1 . , . . . 1 - 1 , . , . . 1 1 1 1 . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 o 1 Q 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I O 1 . ' - . , 1 1 I 1 ' n 1 . . ' 1 . . , . . I , . . . . . 1 1 . . - 1 - 11 11 1 1 - ' ' - - - 11 11 - J J I I 1 1 1 - 11 - 11 - - I I ' . . . 1 9 I 1 . 1 . . ' 1 - - - u 1 ' 11 - - as - 11 - 1 1 1 O -Q I -- , , 0 ' o . 1 1 1 , . - ' 1 - - u 11

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C ASS PROPHE Y Who would have thought that 1n the year of 1965 that anyone would f1nd Mr Frank M1ller on the planet Mars teach1ng the young MaFt1aHS how to play t1ddly w1nks He was forced to th1S because he needed the experlence before he could be el1g1ble to teach on the Moon But every once 1n a wh1le he does get lonesome for some of the people of the planet Earth and he turns h1S powerful telescope to V1eW the1r haphazard l1ves ThlS part1cular t1me he 1S catch1ng up on h1s old students of the class of 55 As he focuses h1s telescope on the U S he sees one of h1s students Kenny Bromley 1n a Naval Research Department 1n Washlngton D C It seems that Ken boy 1S the most decorated M1ddee 1n peace t1me At the research department he 1S worklng 1n cooperat1on w1th the Waves to test a new product a k1nd of smearless l1pst1ck As the telescope scans the campus of Pr1ncetonUn1vers1ty we f1nd Marv1n Lloyd Bechler who 15 now a dynamlc entomolog1st g1v1ng four hours a day of h1s valuable t1me to further the knowledge of SCIGHCC Marv1n 1S leadmg an 1nvest1gat1on at the un1vers1ty to f1nd out why bed bugs hum 1n the1r sleep The Nat1onal Soclety for Better Sleep1ng has glven Professor Bechler the necessary funds for th1s worthy cause Marv1n returns to h1s humble abode each n1ght to be greeted by h1S ever lov1ng w1fe Darlene who by the way was the 1nsp1rat1on for th1s l1ttle 1nvest1gat1on In New York we f1nd Norma Lee Fr1sb1e work1ng as ed1tor of the New York T1mes Wh1le Norma lS gather1ng news for the paper her husband Darrell Fr1sb1e QNorma refused to change her name! 1S home gett1ng meals wash1ng clothes and tak1ng care of those seven llttle young sters Pat Gr1ff1n 1S really an athlet1c coach at the YMCA1n Ch1cago She g1V6S cal1sthen1cs to the star football players of Ill1no1s Un1vers1ty It lS really bal1er1na lessons the coach feels that lt helps coord1nate those lunkheads Too bad you re Mrs Hawley Pat Mr M1ller sees a large crowd of people at Denver Colorado and stops to take a closer look He f1nds Mr McK1nley who has always lead a clean l1fe Speaklng at the Nat1onal Con vent1on of the WCTU M1ss Annabel E1chhorn the nat1onal presldent 1ntroduced Mr McK1nley Ann s motto 1S Absta1n S1nner or Your Dr1nk1ng W1ll Be Your End ln order to stop her end less speeches on the subgect the nat1on 1S gradually Chaflglng 1ts dr1nk1ng hab1ts For recreat1on Mr M1ller turns h1S telescope to the f1lm1ng of a mot1on p1cture 1n MEXICO Th1s mov1e 15 a sp1ne t1ngl1ng western drama starr1ng Reno Steer better known to us as Gene R1dd1e Gene 1S1'!'13.k1Hgthe'p1CtLlI'6 OUTLAW S SON Th1s p1cture shows Gene as a two f1St9d bow legged knock kneed woman k1ller FOSd1Ck h1s wonder horse must also be ment1oned as he furn1shed the bra1ns The mov1e 1S supposed to be out of th1S world and W111 be when lt 1S premlered 1n one of the theatres on Mars Mart1ans don t m1ss th1s p1cture All at once Mr M1ller s telescope 1S glued to a p1n up the new Hollywood Queen V1rg1n1a Swleter Vlrglnla 15 the Jane Russell of th1s era She 1S supposed to be worth about flfty m1ll1on and three husbands Mr M1ller 1S lookmg forward to see1ng Vlrglnla 1n person at the prem1ere ofReno Steer s new mov1e In Nevada at the Atom1c Prov1ng Grounds Mr M1ller sees Sh1rley Buxton about to leave on a rout1ne cru1se 1n space Sh1rley was on the f1rSt lnterplanetory space sh1p to Mars wlth Mr M1ller as her passenger It seems she has Just arr1ved back from Pluto she certa1nly must be space happy Mr M1ller sees Ruth D1nges on her vacat1on 1n San Franc1sco Ruth came to look at the b1g cats At home 1n V1rg1n1a her ma1n occupat1on 15 runn1ng a home for the homeless cats As a Slde occupat1on Ruthle 1ndulges whole heartedly 1n pol1t1cs She 1S better known to the other half as M1ss Pres1dent Boy does lt look cold down on the South Pole Who do you th1nk 11VeS there? G1ve up? Betty Peters Betty on the South Pole never But just take a look for yourself She lS sell1ng refr1gerators to the pengu1ns Betty seemmgly amaster of all languages has learned to speak pengu1nese and not only that she has taught them culture wh1le her occupat1on of sell1ng refr1gerators 1S to help them keep the1r food warm When we look down upon the Hawa11an Islands we f1nd another student of the class of 55 Sh1kes Schulte on the beach at Walklkl He IS workmg as a l1fe guard at the beach He got the Job w1th the help of the famous swlmmer Florence ChadWlCk who not1ced h1S exqu1s1te phys1cal features and sw1mm1ng form wh1le Sh1keS was sw1mm1ng the MISSISSIPPI R1ver up stream from 1ts mouth to 1ts source non stop Japan and Seymour are gettmg along hunky dory Mr M1ller sees Eugene s name over the door of a ,Y respectable bus1ness place Eugene accord1ng to the Q 'J K K Slgn 1S runn1ng the k1nd of respectable bus1ness we R would rather not ment1on Nuff Sa1d NM I Ox . 0 I . 1 1 -1 1 1 , u an . --..... . 1 1 1 . . 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