Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)

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Foreword . . Administration a Classes . . Seniors Iuniors Sophomores Freshmen Honors . Organizations . Athletics . Informals . Advertising EUNTENTS nd Faculty . PAG E 4 5-13 14-51 15-35 36-40 41-45 46-53 54-61 62-80 81-95 96-98 99-138

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STAFF BARBARA WH1Ts1TT Editor IANE KLATT NANCY FIGG Assistant Editor Business Manager KAREN STOHR DEARREL BATES Subscription Editor Sports Editor IUDY BARGIER Tom HATHAWAY Copy Editor Photogrziphc-r SANDRA LONGS'I'Rli'l'Il Advertising Editor NIQVA MCCUI.i.oUc:n Head Typist JIM STRICKLIN Conor-ssirm Milliilglxl'

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FUHEWUHD Since l939 groups of freshmen have entered the doors of the new Muscatine High School. Each has been perplexed by the numbers of students, by the countless classrooms, and by the deceptive halls. As the year has passed, the confusion has lessened. In june four years ago the report cards were issued and we had completed our freshman year. As sophomores we had the benefit of a year's experience and had gained greater assurance. During the spring of that year, the class rings were selected. After much indecision and discussion, we finally placed our order. We held the beginning of our junior year in anticipation, for it was at that time we would receive our class rings. As juniors we had the confidence of upper classmen. The responsibility of entertaining the seniors at the Iunior-Senior Prom was im- portant to us. Finally it was here, our senior year. Would graduation ever come? The year passed much faster than we had expected. There was much anticipation of homecoming. Everyone had his guess as to who would be this year's queen. In groups we went to celebrate homecoming by whitewashing the streets. The town Was covered with Go Team's,,' Yea Team's,,' and Fight's.', Each activity meant more to us because it was our last. This year we were the ones who would be entertained at the junior-Senior Prom. Senior Week came very quickly and it passed quickly, too. There was the Senior Picnic, Senior Assembly, Baccalaureate, and the cherished goal, Graduation. For eighteen years each class has had the same experiences in the same building, but somehow to each class each year is special. It belongs to them. The class of 1958 is no exception. To us, it is not like the other years, it is special because it is our senior year, the climax to a part of our life known as our high school education.