Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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JUNIOR JEERS AND JARS These appear to be pictures of the junior class or a reasonable facsimile thereof. These ideas and opinions correspond to the pic- tures on page 20. These opinions are purely original and do not necessarily signify the feelings of the entire annual staff. 1. We aren't always tardy. 2. Sh- h-h-h-hill 3. Eby's corner. 4. Me and my fliver. 5. lt's Worth it. 6. Junior misses. 7. Three Musketeers. 8. Marengo Tigers. 9. After the big snow. 10. A'Huggin' and A'Chalk1n'. ll. Ain't we sweet? 12. Which one's Bill??? 15. Who wouldn't yell? 14. Remember Chief Tecumseh. 15. Heavyweight champ?? 16. They wouldn't be posing?? 17. Whatcha doin' Dan? M W Q w 4 2 While the present junior class was Ln kindergarten the teacher wanted to spend the day shopping. Hal Hal So the superintendent Xreluctantly agreed to abandon his golf and spend the afternoon on 8-hfke with the small and energetic children. When the teacher re turned the superintendent handed her this: Dried tears--9 times Tied shoes--15 times Served ice cream cones--18 times Toy balloons purchased--5 per child Average life of balloon--12 seconds Cautioned children not to cross street--21 times Children insisted on crossing street--21 times Number of days superintendent will do this again- QIQ.. -O

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uniob. Glass FRONT ROW: Dorothy Myers, Florine Scheidt, Joan Wilkinson, Patty Engelbert, Mabel Kahler, Grace Bates, Marian Nail, Betty Hook, Sally Sayers. I QJCOND ROW: Miss Gilmore, sponsor, Jeanette Faas, Naomi Scandridge, Rozena Hawkins, Vera Brandt, Barbara Williams, Phyllis Leitzman, Ella Mae Fuller, Margy Gerard, Mary Lou Colson. THIRD ROW: Miss Lundahl, sponsor, Russell Lacher, Jack Wagner, Bill Lindsay, Marvin Dodd, Donald Wyant, George Heller, Ronald Goodman Phyllis Ramsell, Shirley Tompkins, Mr. Webb, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Dan Jacobs, Grant Wessling, Charles Freshour, Franklin Eby, Ronald Fairchild, John Jacobi, Margy Formanek, Vera Schultz, Luella Trimpe. Richard Hagen, Harlan Maas, and Norman Wolter were absent. It was in the fall of '45 when we entered the halls of M.H.S. as freshmen. We were initiated in the customary way at a party given by the sophomores. Jeanette Faas and Shirley Tompkins are the school cheerleaders, Mary Lou Colson has been active in cheerleading until this year. On October ll of this year, the junior class presented uOut of the Frying Pann, a comedy. Junior members of the cast were Bill, Mary Lou, Grace, Phyllis, Sally, Jeanette, George, Ronald F., Patty, and Charles. The evening performance was attended by the largest audience in the history of the school. if 91--25-I? it Farmer: What are you doing up in my cherry tree? John Jacobi: Well you have a sign down there that says, HKeep off the Grassn Mr. Webb: Bill, explain the difference between the words sufficient and enough. Bill Lindsay: If Mother helps me to the dessert, I get sufficient, but, if I help myself, I get enough. -18.-

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