Manson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Manson, IA)

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Marcella Martens is modeling for the Bubble Bubble Shampoo Company. Keep 'em Soaping, Marcella. Dick Murphy is selling muscle-builders at Younkers. We hear you have quite a sales talk, Dick. A Bernard Musselman got his beautiful black locks caught in one of his washing machines and now wears a blonde wig. Anita Nelson was elected as the most talkative lady in the land. Guess she didn't say enough in high school. Nancy North has a ten-horse-power motor on her wheelchair, and goes speeding over the Manson Boule- vards at the thrilling, crashing, speed of 5 M. P. H. Look out Nancy, or you'll get a ticket! Corliss Peters is a second Valentino in movieland, Not too many loves, Corlie. Joan Peters has been selected by the Minneapolis Lakers to play on their ball team. l guess they saw some of the good games she played at MHS. Jack Pierick is now Mr. Hartman's assistant in the Manson Schools. Don't get your history books mixed up, Jack. Corliss Poppen is driving his Studebaker in the cross: country races. Guess he got in the habit of speedy driving when he made so many trips to Knierim. Lois Rasmusson is house mother at Friley Hall, giving all inside information for a slight fee, No gossip, Lois. Margaret Reynolds is a counselor for the lovelorn. Just take your troubles to Mag! Sally Rosenquist is now the flashy drum maiorette at Iowa State, Donit step too high, Sal. Karen Schertz is writing her own ioke book. Karen always had a lot of witty remarks, but who ever thought they would make her richl Eugene Schreier is giving motorcycle lessons. He is a specialist in NO crash racing. Marvin Schumann has now received a patent on his new reducing machine. Have you sold any yet, Marv? Carl Steinberg has gone into business with Foley Clothing Company. He gets all the clothes he wants free. John Stoltzfus is the author of the new book, Slick Tricks to Pull on Teachers. Jane Trzynka holds classes in the back of her dad'S store every afternoon teaching children from 5 to 7 years of age how to sing the Manson school song. Ramona Vanderhoff liked turning the ditto machine for the Manson school so much that she bought one for herself, and now she dittos all day long. Janet Van Wyngarden has ioined the WACS. She and her husband monopolize the Army as they are both Generals. Let's not increase the draft call. Duane Vosberg is playing his accordion over the KQTV Barn Dance, He is still playing songs for the GOOD LOOKING senior girls of '54 at Manson. Bob Wilson couldn't part with old MHS, so now he is helping Miss Liddell teach English to the little chcrubs of Manson. Kenneth Zeckser has turned out to be a very quiet person and only talks one day a weak. Don't get hoarse, Kenny. Twenty-one

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ASHBROOK TWINS K. SCHERTZ T. HOEFING D. ESSING L. JONES J. STOLTZFUS S. MGCDONRLD J. TRZYNKA W. HELMERS B. WILSON S. ROSENQUIST B. MUSSELMAN C. STEINBERG J. MCCARVILLE M. MARTENS C. DARLING L. RASMUSSON L. JUNKMANN J. EGLI R. VANDERHOFF J. INSKO V. MAAS K. ZECKSER Y. ELSEN M. LANG K. EGLI N. NORTH P. LAW M. REYNOLDS C. POPPEN D. MURPHY G. LENT M. SCHUMANN J. VAN WYNGARDEN E. CARLSON D. VOSBERG S. FOLKERTS J. PIERICK H. HARTMAN A. NELSON J. PETERS C. PETERS T. CARVER N. FREIMUTH D. HELMERS R. BIRKEY R. HOEPPNER Eighteen Way Back When

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M. Anderson M. Bacon C. Beanblossorn D. Birkey D. Brown J. Chipman M. Collmann D. Coppinger A. Davis J. Despard L. Erickson D. Florea M. Foley D. Hanson D. Harmon B. Heun R. Hack D. Hoefing G. Junkmann K. Junkmann M. Keating Z. Kiefzmann D. Kirchoff M, Lang G. Law V. Lawrence J. Leith E. Luebke P. Marten R. Miller V, Miller E. Nelson R. Oberhelman D. Ogan M. Pageler S. Pelz E. Peters J. Peterson G, Poits K. Reicks G. Ricklefs S, Seeiy K, Seifried R. Sieinberg L. Siolizfus M. Tammen E. Vosberg W. Voss C. Wendt J. Wollenzien E. Wiolestrom G. Yoder D. Zehr N, Zehr G. Zoss Twenty-two unior arm