Mystic High School - Torch Yearbook (Mystic, IA)

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1946 the follovung enrolled in Mystic kindergarten John Armstrong Bob Foster Don Kaestner Gary Metcalf John Milburn John 'Roby Lawrence Salasberry Geiald Seddon Da id Strode Eugene Vincent Ronald Vonexxch Harold Wright Carol Clalk Connie Claik Billie Sue Cox Bonnie Fekltik Shlrlev Foster Corrine Johnson Sharon Krum Josephine 'Vhtasa Dixie 'Vhlbutn Ruth Paris 'Vlary SlCklCh Carol Turnew and Jessie Xan Dorm In oul first rade we lost Connie Clark ROUHIE Vonexxch Ruth Paris Cor11ne Johnson and Bon me Fekltlk We gained MHIIOIIQ Panl son and Kalen Coster M lrx Wright Jessie Van Donn Jo tn Portcl Larry Mellcle Rlchald SOITSIJQIIW Stanley Bankson 'VI1ke Bly the Wllbur Christy and Delbert Du Flesne joined us 1n second grade In third grade we gained John Moorman Larry Phelps Ruth Solasberiy Kenneth XX 'itts John Vkcndlind Billy Wright 'md Suzanne Frost We gained Bobby Burke and Bill Cunningham when we were in fourth gradt oui class xn fitth grade We were sorry to lose Marjorle Bankson and Josephine Mataya In sixth grade we gained Hobert Jon s John Lamantla Lariy Armstrong and Faith Seals We gained Clarence Clark John Malette Albert Solasberry Evelyn Stickler and Tony Black ledge in seventh grade We lost Jessie Van Dorm and Jackie Milburn In eighth grade we gained Beverly Knouf Vlike Byers and Sally Philllps However vse lost Clarence Clark and Karen Coster The following graduated from the eighth grade John Armstrong Mike Blythe Carol Claik Ronnie Clark Billie Sue Cox Fern Fenton Bob Foster Hobart Jones Don Kaestner Beverly Knouf Sharon Krum John Lamantia John Malette John Moorman Joan Porter Albeit Solasberiy Ruth Solasberry Gerald Seddon Mary SlCk1Ch Carol Furney and John Wendland In the fall of 1903 we started on our High School career with a class numbering nlneteen Thiee girls tried out for the basketball team durlng the year and Sharon Krum made the team Billie Sue Cox was a cheerleader this year We lost six members from oui Freshman class Beverly Knouf Ho bart Jones Ruth Solasberry Faith Seals Gerald Seddon and Carol Clark Caiol went to Des 'VIomes at the end of the first semester but she returned to us during our Sophomore year Carol was a stat pupil and everyone was glad to have her return Our Freshman year ended with a party our class gaxe for the Seniors and our high school picnic at Lake Wapello In the fall of 1906 we returned as Sophomores with Mr Gowm Superintendent and teachers 'wllss Edna Evans Mrs Annette Mltchell Mrs Fellcla Nobile and James Horridge Vlusic instructor for the year was Miss Kathryn Burghoffer We entered our Sophomoie year with an enrollment of sixteen During the first semester Fern Fenton was lost but Carol Claik returned in February The girls who participated in basketball were Shaion Krum Joan Portei and Nlary Slckich The boys who played basketball and baseball were Mike Blythe, Bob Fostex Don Kaestner John Malette and John 7 V . 1 I k vw 1 1 X.. ' 1' ' ' , ' . , ' ' , , , 1 , . . , 1 . U V , . v. .N I. - D , . . , ' ' ' . 1 ' 1' il 1 - ' 3 , 5 J .' , Q 45.53 . .' ' Z 4 .v .' ' ' , I L. . .wx , h ' L . y V . V . Y k N . . . ' ' ' 1 . 1 -- 1 '1 Yr . ' 2 , ' lj 1 ' . A 1 1 ' ' 1 ' y 5. Ronnie Clark, Bill Harvey, Richard Roberts, Lamonte Wright, and Fern Fenton became members of , , , , ., I v y v - 1 A 1 A 1 ' : ' , l ' , ' . . Y . . v 1 1 v N 1 1 I I Y V Y V H Y Q 1 ,. ,... . - 1 1 D 1 1 - I ' Y A D 'i 1 ll ' J p 1 ' 1 I - 'Q 1 I 1 v . v V. Q. . . D , ' ' . N 1 -1 - ' . . - V V 'Y l v

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CLASS PROPHECY The Senioi Class of 19:19 afte1 graduating planned to hold 1 reunion after tu enty five years on May lo 1984 On graduatio d n ay we weie not sure where this reunion would be held so we decided to walt until 1984 to name the place As time for the reunion app10ached all of the old senlors receixed mutations to attend a luau at Don the Beachcombers 1n Honolulu Hawaii Don the Beachcombei s 15 ow ned and operated b Don Y Kaestner one of the most successful night club ova ners in the vsorld Don also teaches in the University of Havxan As the guests began to a1r1ve the music of John Mallette 'ind his Royal Hawaiians could be heard John is one of the most promlnent leadeis of his time One of the first guests to arrive was Ronnie Clark He had lust flown to Havxan in his Jet plopellnd Chevrolet Ronnie IS now the Govei nor of Iowa and vull soon start his campaign for President Joan and John Moorman were the next to aruve They have a large farm of about 1000 acres north of Mystic John has his own helicopter which he uses to transport him from one part of his farm to another L00k1ng around we see that Blonde Bombshell Sharon Kium who Just finished her latest movie I Was a Teenage Space Monster for th F B I Co starring m that movie was Mary Sick 1ch Some other movies in which they have staired are We Came From Outer Space and 'The Vlysterious Murder of Mrs Bratz Just coming through the door we next saw J hn Lamantla who is an all stai center for the an s said to e one of the best basketball players in the country Next to appear was Carol Tuzney who IS a very successful business woman Carol became the first woman in the world to make a b1ll10n by the man who sold her ticket to her lme and fired the ticket seller dollars Carol when arrangmg to come to Hawaii was annoyed T0 see that this would not happen again Carol bought the air Now who should we see coming ln the d00r but John Armstrong and Michael Blythe The ar tw y e 0 of the biggest 011 tycoons in the country and own nearly half the state of Texas Through their contrl b t u ions to the building of schools churches parks etc they have become known as the Rockefellers of the 1980 s They are now planning to begin the exploration of the moon for 011 Last but not least the three remaining m mbers of the senior class arrived together The were Y Carol Clark B1ll1e Sue Cox and Ramona Slmms Carol IS now married and lives on a large farm near Exline Carol ust love f k J s arm wor Ramona IS also married and she and her husband own and oper ate a laige nursing home on Park Avenue in Centerville Blllle Sue is mar11ed to a well known man who is head of a large construction company in Brazil As we sat down to enjoy the lovely luau John Nlallette and his Royal Haw a11ans played a Hawaiian version of our old MYSIIC school song As our reunion draws to a close we say Aloha for another 23 years when we will have our next reunion Mike Blythe Ronnie Clark John Armstrong SCHOOL SONG Oh When old VI H S goes down the line We will win that game anothei time FOI the team I yell I yell I yell Oh, we will fight fight fight for every ball Throw It through and cause old s fail F01 we will thiow old on the side, on the side Nlxstxc High Rah' Rah' hah' ' . - . - ' ' 2 ' 1 , ' I ' I -I c lf ' v U . H G Y H - . ' , . - - ' Y ' ' ' . , .1 n 1 ' 3 ' ' v ' v r 1 - 1 Mystic Tigers, a professional basketball team. John is nearly seven feet tall d i ' b . I . V Y ' Y '7 y . . - 3 . . . . . Q . .v y 1 5- . By: ' , I . . . ' ' l . . Z .' ' 7 7 9 ey 9 . , . W- ,A We as W , I Y 1 Q -,xrflfr I