Lynnville High School - Lynnx Yearbook (Lynnville, IA)

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Senior Class Prophecy One day we, the class of 1956, were in our helicopter-taxi hunting for the Lost Seniors of 1955 . Our first stop was in the Navy Shipyards in San Diego, California. We found Admiral Richard P. Sparks giving orders to his shiphands of the U. S.S. Rowboat. We informed Dick of our plans, whereupon he charted us a space map, indicating the where- abouts of the rest of the Lost Seniors . We thanked Dick and jumping into our helicopter-taxi, traveled to China, our first check-point on the map. We landed our taxi just in time to see Boots come out on the stage to entertain the Army troops in her ermine bathing suit. This created quite a sensation. We chatted with Boots for a little while before we continued our journey. Again we all jumped into our taxi. This time our destination was Russsia. Here, Dick told us, we would find John. He had just taken the position as pastor in the Dumkov Haven. We decided to stay and listen to John give his first sermon which was on Dnepropetrovsk . lWhat? ? Q. We wished John the best of luck and continued on our merry way. Our next stop was in the city of love, Vienna. We spied Rex's name in lights above the Viennese Opera House. He starred in the romantic old time hit Romeo and Juliet . His leading lady was Dagmar. He told us about the command performance he had given for the queen. After the last show we boarded our helicopter-taxi and set our sights homeward. Upon arriving in New York, we went directly to the Empire State Building. On the ninetieth floor, we found the office of James, James, and James Sewer Sanitation Department. We came upon Joyce by surprise, and she, blushing deeply, removed herself quite hurriedly from her boss's lap. Joyce said that if we hurried on down to Indianapolis, we would be able to see her brother-in-law, Robert James, preparing for the Memorial Day Races. Not wanting to miss the raCe and a chance to see our old friend, we departed immediate- ly for Indiana. We arrived at the track in our helicopter-taxi just as Robert whizzed by. He came to a screeching halt in his James Special when he discovered who we were. Now we had accounted for six of the lost Seniors, and the last, but not the least, to be found was Florence. There was just one check-point left on the map, located at Miami Beach, Florida. A We arrived quite late so we decided to reserve rooms for the night and continue our Search in the morning. Wanting to splurge on our last night out, we chose the most expensive hotel in the town. While we were registering, the boys' attention was distracted by a very suave blonde. They went over to strike up a conversation, and much to their surprise it was Flo. Flo insisted that we be her guests in the Watson Hotel, which her husband, Richard, had purchased for her for a mere 17 million dollars. We spent the evening informing Flo of the whereabouts of her classmates. Bright and early the next morning we all piled into our Helicopter-taxi and headed for home contented that we knew the whereabouts of the Lost Seniors of 1955 ! 10

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an fm' k is-4 A 5 .. ., - 6-' ,K ,,,. Mx :L - 54 , Glenn Van Dyke L-Q 5 Robert Conn M3 C3 .31 .f ' A Richard Dearinger 1 'Y Not pictured: ' ' ' ' Mildred Lewis Ronnie Dunwoody Barbara Evans S ' I V W , Fw- , - 1 ,v y , M, .. . F' l Ji rf ' . Arnold De Ruiter Richard Terpstra Gary Needham Gene Ver Steeg 'kr X 2 ' f ' ari,'MJ.X' .Xa v. 1-1, ' , 'V -5'5 V ' l ,- V, 1: D G ' l' - 1 fs. Carolyn Wagamon Larry Willemsen Pat Vex-wer Charles Gause Joan Van Manen President--Ronnie Dunwoody Vice President--Gary Needham Secretary-Treas. --Joan Van Manen October 12---Patricia Schrull moved to Newton, leaving 15 members in the junior class. November 9--We presented our junior class play entitled Star Crazy. January 7 ---- Our class rings arrived. January 17---Gaylord Elscott joined the ranks. Junior-Senior banquet was held in Des In April the Moines. Also in April we visited the men's reformatory at Anamosa. 12