New London High School - Tiger Yearbook (New London, IA)

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C. W. McKEE- Superintendent S 'WG R. BURNS-Vocational riculture, Shop NELLA ELLIOTT- Vocal Music F. H. KRIEGER-Band D. A. COSLET-Social Studies, Coach, P,E, HELEN PEARSON- C . A . RHODES-Princi- pal, Coach DOVA TOMPKINS- Commercial Subjects Social Studies, English G. A. WOLFF-Physics, Biology, General Science MARGARET WA TSON- Vocational Homemakin 8 BIRDIE NELSON , Eng - lish, Dramatics D. C. SMITH-Algebra, Geometry, General Math. Coach

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SCHOOL BO RD . - f 'S. -- pf FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Prottsrnan, Dale Linder, Frank McKinnon QVice Presidentj, Bob Shipley, Jim Bell, Earl Petzinger fPre-sidentl, Ed Smith, Mr. C. W. McKee fSuperintendentJ. E 25 52 SCHOOL SECRETARY. Mrs. Ruth Willits BUS DRIVERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beryl CUSTODIANS, LEFT TO ,RIGHT1 Harry Kramer, Walter Preuss, Raymond Cox, Jim Pollock, Lue Shutt. Not plctured. Earl Hanson, Les Simmons, Elmer Garvis. whimesey. COOKS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margret Hellmerson, Fern Lee, Lora Craig, Belle McAvoy. L......,,

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PROPHECY The date 1S 1980 Th1ngs have changed SIHCS 1958 when WILLIS BOZARTH graduated We now f1nd h1m about to make a change 1n rout1ne and fly around the world mstead of h1s usual tr1p around the fourth rnoon of Jup1ter We see h1m f1y1ng over the terr1tory wh1ch used to be called Iowa The ent1re M1dwest became w1lderness w1th the great m1grat1on to the metropohs and b1g c1t1es 1n 1974 The weather 1S bad and Bozy 1S golng to have to make an emergency landlng near h1s old town unt1l It blows over He lands h1s P 6666B on a small r1ver near some old ru1ns He sees moxement ID the bushes along the bank' Then a face' He 1mmed1ately recogn1zes lt as an old classmate WALTER WALZ He qu1c1Qly goes to meet h1m and later 1n h1s small qua1nt house 1n the once thr1v1ng c1ty and emp1re of Lowell wh1ch the Walz s domlnated they talk of old t1mes When the m1grat1on to the c1t1es took place Walter refused to g1VE up h1s emp1re Walter pours quest1ons to Bozy about the cn IIIZBIIOH and h1s old classmates Bozy w1ll1ngly relates the follow1ng story LARRY FARNSWORTH ' and h1s accomphce BOB MCCARL were ex1led when they were caught bootleggmg Chev1es to the motor1sts after they were banned from pubhc use as hazzards on the h1ghways 1n 1976 DIANNE WARTH now flles her own DC84 transport between Ind1a and New York Recently shc crashed somewhere 1n Afr1ca She radloed back that she had found the most renown m1ss1on ary of the decade LINDA OETKEN worklng among the more c1v1l1zed cannlbals DICK LENZ and DENNIS MCAVOY' went together and now operate the L Sz M Nursery Rhymes Co Denms wr1tes and D1ck 11lustrates One of the1r better known ones IS Humpty Dumpty stepped on the gas Around the truck he tr1ed to pass But Humpty Dumpty d1dn't croak You see he had a hard bo1led yolk SHIRLEY KUHLENBECK 15 the operator of the largest g1rls camp 1n the country She 1svery wealthy from her enterpr1se At the entrance to her camp 15 the s1gn Camp She She For G1rls SIX to S1xty DALE BRISSY has become the world s foremost author1ty on women s ha1r styles HIS book THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF THE PERMANENT WAVE ON THE PHYSIC BEING 15 a classmc JEAN WALKER has won great fame over the rad1o For a long per1od of years she has been m1stress of ceremomes on the Schmaltz Bun1on Cure Program better known as the Puffed Feet Hour JIM GRIMM has returned from one of numerous tr1ps to Afr1ca He has brought back al1ve a rare genu1ne 6 foot yellow halred ha1r l1pped Ubangl DONNA UNDERWOOD' 1S sanltary eng1neer and ch1ef garbage collector of San Quentln She 15 also a well known authoress of the book EAT WELL AND GROW SLIM IVA BOECKER 15 a famous colum1st for the Super Duper Snooper of Dodge C1ty Kansas She and famous Wyatt BILL DENNEY pract1cally control the Greasy Mugg Saloon ROBERT HAMILTON now wrestles under the name of T1ny Bob as a m1dget wrestler fwhlch 1ncluded 80 pounds and underl In the w1nter he plays for the Globetrotters LUELLA HORN and YVONNE CARPENTER are wa1tresses 1n the f1rst and only space restaurant OPAL LYON fo1low1ng 1n her teacher s footsteps M1ss Pearson became a typmg teacher She hopes to make a fortune at It as d1d her predecessor WANDA RICHENBERGER 1S a top saleswoman who sells bobby p1ns to bald headed women 1n the small town of Pxmple Idaho JUDY ELDER 1S now 11v1ng lav1shly 1n a New York penthouse Wh1le there she 1nvented rubber teeth Her advert1s1ng slogan 15 Use Elder's rubber teeth and always have a snappy come back CAROL GIPPLE 15 now a yodeler 1n the Sw1ss Alps She went to Swltzerland to take up rnak1ng Cuckoo clocks but because she became so fascmated w1th yodel1ng she made lt her l1fe s work She has made a fortune out of yodel1ng Sens1t1ve people pay her huge sums to remaln s1lent I ve managed to keep track of all the old group except WANDA HALE ' I Just can't trace her W1th that statement Walt calls out Darl1ng come here In the doorway appears Wanda Walz and her s1x ch1ldren completlng the plcture of the class of 1958 6 ' ll ll' ' ' ' ' I . ' . 3. -- . 9 J l ' , . ' VI ll 'y ' ' ll H ' ' YY I ' ' ll ll ' ll ll ' ' A . . . . . - H IV ' A ' l 1 ' 11 ll ll I , ,, H. . , . , . . . ,, - . . , ' ' ll I1 ll I ' I ' ' . , , . IV ll ' ' ' ' ' 11 VI ll ll ' ' ' I I - Y - Y - ' - I 0 ll ll' ' ' , . YI YI ' H ll 11' IV ' ll ll ll YI ' ' ' ll YI ' ' I ' ' ll ll' ' - , . H ,,. .. . . . . ' I ' ' ' ll . , - Il ll H' ' ' ' 3 1 - 5 Ill ll I ' I il ' ll ' ll , .