Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

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,au xX KEN HESMER 'J-I' DALE WHITMORE CHUCK WII.I.IAMsoN NUI Diduredr MARION WILDER DICK ZWEMKE MARGE MASON LEON WILLIAMS JERRY FRELAND In our lives we were handed our graduation diplomas and we realized that our never-to-be-forgotten high school days had come to an end. So your book closesg your book of high school happenings, leaving you with a light- er heart and cherished memories.

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ff' xr Avg? 'Q' A ,I , - Z fi 1 Z 4,1 sg' '2- S PAULINE VAN PELT SHIRLEY VIERS ANN WALLER JAYANNA WELSH SALLY VECERA MARGARET WACAMI-IN JANICE WALTEMEYER DICK WIIETSTINE VIRGINIA VEREN JERRY VV.-XLKER KENNETH WARE JANE WIIITEHE.AD . YI reminded us that our years at M.H.S. were almost at an end. Again the Hi-Y Formal and Junior-Senior Prom entered into the picture as unfor- gettable memories were stamped on our hearts. And then, there was that priceless moment

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Seniors began plans for a class proiect late in the sum- mer. These plans were real- ized during the second week of school when seniors voted to hold a slave auction. Nearlv S1800 w as raised through the combined ef- forts of the sophomores. iuniors and seniors. Between halves of the Os- kaloosa football game Octo- ber 8. the new scoreboard was dedicated. 'i The slave auction was held at the courthouse square in September A parade pre ceded the actual auction Sophomores juniors and seniors all mounted the slave platform to be auctioned off to the highest bidder Mer chants from surrounding towns as well as Marshall town cooperated to assure the success of the senlor pro ec Left Charles Falrall act ing as slawe master pro ceeds to auction off two of his best slaves Daud Buch mueller and Susan Corri gan