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

 - Class of 1955

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Now down to the land of our great white friend Delane Brough ton Delane Ph1ll1p Broughton lS 1n Ind1a and really enjoying h1mse1i' He 1S a f1lthy r1ch 011 b1ll1ona1re and lives l1ke a klng But Bub spends most of his time in his harem the harem with nearly a thou sand girls in it Um boy love that harem For added past1me he seems to find great enjoyment acting as asnake charmer The word gets around that he 1S qu1te good at th1s profession X Z In the USSR we find a famous motorcycl1st It IS none other than Edward Gerdes the tall slim holder of the Round the World record for three wheeled motorcycles Ed 1S the proud father of three little cyclists and is therefore marr1ed to his wife who 1S also an ardent raclng fan Now as the earth rotates we catchagllmpse of the land down under Austral1a Mr M1ller sees ablonde m1lk1ng a goat and stops to get a better look Boy was he surpr1sed to f1nd Al1ce Drilling 1nAustral1a Of course her name lS changed now because of her husband A1 15 head of her man s acreage Together they own a m1ll1on acres of graz1ng land that 15 used for their goats Mr M1ller wonders how anyone can be so happy on a ranch 1n the m1ddle of nowhere In Afrlca we see Luverne Spider Bruemng l1v1ng 1n the w1lds of the jungles After graduation Spider Just seemed to disappear and was not heard of agam unt1l someone discovered Spider was the real Tarzan when he saveda m1ss1onary from the charge of a ferocious anteater As a result of all the publ1c1ty Spider has taken a patent to protect that un1que ape call of h1s Just for a l1ttle excltement Mr M1ller turns the telescope to Monte Carlo He IS qu1te surpr1sed to see Don Dunkin s name over the door of one of the business establishments Yes Don IS the sole owner ofth1s gambling casino Don IS quite happy running h1s establishment with h1s Italian actress w1fe G1na Lollobrigida As the telescope contlnues to scan the surface of the Earth Mr M1ller th1nks he sees another fam111ar face 1n Par1s France It should be fam111ar after all Ronnie Cox hasn t chang ed that much ln the past ten years Ron 1S now a famous Paris des1gner of the latest 1n mllady s clothes Over 250 French models are work1ng under h1m Ron s specialty IS the designmg of the B1k1n1 bathing su1t H1s wife Mademoiselle Frances seems to be a l1ttle Jealous but Ron seems quite sat1sf1ed with h1s work Looking on the luxurious d1n1ng room of the El Capltan Cafe 1n Reno Mr M1ller sees the new cxgarette g1rl everyone 15 talking about The serv1ce one gets here 15 beyond 1mag1nat1on the very very best Judy S1nn1ng lS one of the Wldely publicized cigarette girls 1n this haven Judy says her b1ggest thr1ll IS the approvlng look of the sat1sf1ed customer In England there seems to be a large crowd gathered at the Oxford Un1vers1ty 1n London As we take a closer peek we f1nd the great evangallst William Clausen speaklng to the multi tudes W1ll1am has become qu1te a renowned flgure due to h1s st1rr1ng sermons and great m1ss1onary work 1n the world Also 1n attendance 1S one of the famed professors of Oxford Gayle R1edel Gayle has a Ph D in relaxation and heads the F1ne Arts Department at the un1vers1ty Professor R1edel also has a Ph D 1n F1ne Arts but decllned to saywhat SpeC1f1C arts Shirley Ralne a prlma ballerina at the London Theatre 15 st1ll not Mrs Riedel They ve been engaged 12 years now but the professor 15 qu1te absent m1nded and keeps forgettlng the wedding date Nevertheless Sh1rley st1ll hopes to be a June br1de and fa1thfully continues to rehearse the walk to the altar A1m1ng the telescopeln the d1rect1on of South Amerlca we see the l1v1ng quarters of Carolyn Hartman 1n Brazll Carolyn a Countess used to be a bareback r1der until she was f1red for lndecent exposure Now for d1vers1f1cat1on and lack of anything else to do she collects husbands She 15 now out lookmg for her 13th and th1nks maybe he ll be a real odd number Every once 1n a while when TWA makes 1tS yearly stop over on Mars Mr M1ller gets to talk to the first man a1rl1ne steward 1n the business Mr Dav1d Parkinson They have qu1te a slogan bu1lt around h1m Females Fly TWA with Captaln Park1nson In the1r conversation Dave told Mr M1ller that he Just turned down a Hollywood contract with Paramount The scouts mourned the loss because they ranked Dave as the greatest lover since Valentino but Dave says that a contract would interfere w1thh1s favorlte hobby that of marr1age and Phyllis Parkinson agrees 15070 w1th her hubby In Washxngton D C Mr Miller sees the new Davy Crockett 1n Con gress Glenn Messenbrink 15 the new Davy and his frontier happens to be beneath the sea So far Glenn has proceeded in conquering the red skins of the deep the feroc1ous lobsters and has discovered the lost continent of Atlantis Glenn IS qu1te a str1k1ng figure 1n h1s red plaid top hat b1k1n1 swimmlng trunks and armed Wlth an oxygen tank Every class must have a fa1lure according totrad1t1on Our class really d1dn t have any fa1lures in it but lt had John Tharmsh Jonn IS qu1te famous though he 15 the holder of all the 1nternat1onal typing re cords We have to adm1t John was no speedball 1n typ1ng classes at school but that was because he was typ1ng with h1s fingers He 15 now able to type 300 words a minute with h1s feet barefoot that 1S H1s shoes and socks slow him down to a speed of 299 words a minute I . . 1 - :qs . . 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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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