Nevada High School - Cub Yearbook (Nevada, IA)

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MANY WOMEN. PE wAS PLAYING TI-E LEAD IN ROMEO AND JULIET. CI-UCK ALSO SAID THAT UNOHIE WAS ODE OF HDLLYWOODS EEST PRODUOERSI AT LAST VE READ:-ED TI-E HOSPITAL AND VIRGINIA YEARIER wxs ON HAND TO MEET us. MISS YEAGER .QS THEY CALLED I-ER, BECAUSE SHE WAS HEAD NURSE IN TI-E HOSPITAL, SI-E INTRODUCED US T0 TI-E YOUNG DR. TEMPLEMAN wHo TURNED OUT TO BE A VERY OAPASLE SURGEON4 WE FOLLOIAED HIM TO JOHNVS ROOM TO FIND HIM SURROUNDED av NJRSES. DOCTOR TEIPLE- MAN PLACED NURSE WANDA DANIYENSEROER IN OHAROE. SPE CLEAREO TI-E ROOM or EVERY THING BUT THE DOCTOR. ZIANDA wAs A WONDERFUL NURSE AND PUT JOY AND GLADNESS IN ALL I-ER PATIENTS. AFTER THE EXAMINATION WAS OVER YIE WERE ALL VERY MUCH RELIEVEDQ A BROKEN wRIsT WAS ALL TI-E INJURIES JOHN RECEIVED. WHILE MR. FOBES WAS STANDING IN TI-E LOBBY OF TI-E HOSPITAL A NEWS PAPER OORRESPONJENT CAME UP TO GET THE DETAILS OF TIE AODIDENTA IT wAs JAY DAVIS, ALWAYS THE PROFESSIONAL MAN' HE WAS TRYING TO GET A SCOOP AND INCIDENTALLY, A RAISE. HIS Doss GLENN SQUIRES, EDITOR or THE Los ANGELES NEVIS-PAPER, wAS STILL THE HARD-I-EART50 MONEY-MAD Sov THAT IAE ALL KNEW IN HIGH SCHOOL. ANOTHER PROMISING INRITER FOR HIS PAPER WAS MARILYN HAMDLY wI-Io FEARED NOTHIN3 AND AL' W-NYS GOT I-IER STORY FIRST, MR. FOBES SAT DUNN TO READ TI-E WELL KNOVN PAPER AVID GLAICED TI-ROUGH THE WANT AD SECTION.. A VERY NOTICE- ABLE AD OLARED UP AT I-IIM, WHICH READ GET YOUR OLD FACE REMODELED AT BILLS BEAUTY Noon . THIS , OF COURSE, WAS LOUISE BILI.MAN'S SMART NOTICES GLENN TOLD HIM THAT MARGARET DAY AND ELAINE DAVIS VERE VERY COMPETENT SEAUTICIANS WORKING IN BILLS SHOP. WE GATPERED IP ALL Tl'-E OLD FRIENDS WE COULD F IND AND WENT T0 THE SHOWD TPERE WE FOUND ROBERT NELSON LEADIMB TIE ORCHESTRA WITH NORMA ROGERS AS STAR SAXAPHONE PLAYER AND CORA MARIE FARREN DOING A SIELL LXJ8 OF TICKLING THE IVORYS4 RICHARD FIOPPER AND LOUIS MOODY WERE VOCAL SOLOISTS AND ALICE SHEARER OID A DANJE TPUIT AROUSED THE ADMIRATION OF TI-E MEN AND THE JEALOUSY OF Tl-E WWENQ THE LAST NUMBER ON TI-E SHOW VMS MARK LISTON WI'D DID A TIQIT- ROPE-WALK AND PERFORMED ON THE TRAPE2Eg JLGT AS MARK HAD SLIPPED FROM THE TRAPEZE AND WAS SAILING THROUGH SPACE, MR' FOBES AVDKE WITH A START, HE IS STILL VIOIIDERING JJST I'DW MJCH OF HIS DREAM WILL COME TRUED l

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ANES DAY FOR THE SETIIORS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, AT I2:I4, 11-IE SENIORS wERE ALL IP AND READY TO LEAVE FOR HARTIS STUDIO IN AMES. TI-E MEMBERS OF THE cmss THAT DROVE CARS I-'DR TIE GROUP wERE JOHN DICKINSON, RICHARD I-IDPPER, QENN SQUIRES, AND MR. FOBES, THE SUPERINTENDENTQ SHORTLY AFTER ARRIVAL IN AMES, JOI-N AND HIS CARLOAD WENT TO A MEN'S CLOTHING STORE: JOHN HAD TI-E INTENTION OF BUYING A SUIT, WHILE TI'E REST OF THE BOYS, ALTHOUGH THEY MTED VERY MUCH INTERESTED, DID NOT INTEND TO BUYD TI-E SALESMAN ANTICIPATED SEVERAL SALES, BUT MUCH T0 HIS DISAPPOINTMENT, TI-EY FELL THROUGH, AFTER TI-E PICTURES WERE FINISHED, THE GIRLS MADE THEIR ROUNDS, STOPPING FIRST AT THE JEWELRY STORE AFD LAYING IN THE USUAL SLPPLY OF RINGS, BOTH ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING, BRACELETS, NECKLACES, EARRINGS, AND DIAMONDS UI. TFEIR IEXT STOP WAS THE SODA FOUNTAIN FOR TI'E PAUSE THAT REFRESI-ES AND THEN THEY WERE OFF TO THE SHOW 'IBETWEEN Us GIRLS. AFTER TI'E SI-,OW A VIELL- BALAICED MEAL OF CANDY, POPCORN, AND PEANJTS WAS ENJOYED, THE BOYS ATTENDED A MUCH MORE INTELLECTUAL SHOW, NMR. BUG GOES T0 TUVNJ' ALTIDUGH BEING RATFER HARD T0 UNDEYSTAND, IT WAS NEVERTHELESS ENJOYED IMMENSELY BY ALL IMD ATTENDEDQ BY B49 ALL CARS HAD STARTED FOR PDME, TIE OCCUPANTS ALL LOOKING FORWARD TO THE SCI'DOL DANCE TO BE HE-D IN THE COLO GYMNASIUM THAT NIGH'I'g Oil! f SNEAKDAY AT 8:00 ON FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH I2, THE SENIOR CLASS MEI' AT THE scHooLHoUsE TO so TO DES MOINES FOR SNEAK DAY . WI-Fr EVERYONE HAD ARRIVED THE GROUP GAILY STARTED oFF FOR A ea.. DAY IN DES MOINES. CARS VERE DRIVEN BY Boa DUNAHJO, MR. Foess, MRS. WYATT, JOIN DICKINSON, AND THE DAvIs'. WE MET AT TI-E CAPITOL BUILDING, AND TI-ERE WE VISITED IN TI-E HDUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES APD SENATE WHICH WERE IN SESSION, THE CLASS WAS INTRODUCED IN BOTH PLACES: AFTER THIS WE PROCEEDED TO BISHOP'S CAFETERIA FOR DINNER! MUCH GIGGLING WAS CAUSED BY A SIGN IN BISHOP'S READING, GUARD, LEST YOUR EYES BE BIGGER THAN YOUR STOMACHJ'--A WARNING WHICH, AS USUAL, MOST OF US FAILED TO I'EEDu FRDNI DINNER wE wENT T0 W. H, 0. WHILE WXITING T0 BE AD- mrrso TO THE STUDIO, wE SAT IN THE LOBBY WATCHING SUCH WI-D DELEBRATIES AS Leu In MARTHA, JERRY, STAN WIIIWIEY, ETC. ITERE we sAw PARTS OF TI-E sTUDIo AND WATCI-ED TI-E SONGFELLOWS aRoADcAs'r.A. I.ET's PLAY POST OFFICE, REMARKED ONE OF THE SOIQFELLUIIB, AND MORE THAN DNE GIRL SMOTHERED I-'ER GIDGLES UNTIL we WENT OFF-'TI'-E Al Ry!!