Newburg High School - Yearbook (Newburg, IA)

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ui . 'Nw1--U..,.n.umQ.-4--anxhunlnduihll cuss PHONES? o , As 1,ro?uo3, my flying aaoooroand fasten my space-jaolioivgo I have in mind the visiting of aosae old Frimds, the olfiewburfg Seniors of ' S3. - Up and a.wo,y .o o I o Hnzm-'-That flooics like fs big 1far1ohi riomoi ohereoinjlqevgdao. Guess P11 drop in os. minute ami inquire aboutimgr sqmioroa: o Well, I nondor whore tho hwizm 134503311 oooonowf. 'House and stable oomhinai here oomes Ruth? from training hor purebred korfzi of Moines. M'tor talking over old 'tfso.3,1 mid the like I took my leave of the R. Knot. rogrmh and rofsurzzdpmy o journey over the country side. 5 o o Ruth had informed mofwat Fhylloisootartoi to swim the Pacific in Search of someone in Korea. but got her directions mixed up and beoameothe first person to swim around the Earth. Sha got back home to Iowa the same timo Woe did and they settled down on the Mil and Dale farm. I lauded atop their little home and was immediately greeted :by ao litt1o blond gentleman dressed in a toy soldier suit. He said his Hama o was inside fixing chow- After chatting with Fhyllis awhile she revealed that Shirley was mirsomaid to a veteran of the foo Korean War, bf. Speas. They live about of miles mst of New-A bor-gg. Shirley Seanad quite contented as we recalled old o o flames. Merrill finally bought, her a live bear to protect hex? f from the wolves. Shirley' sent me west across the fields to the Asking mansion. Bill and Henrietta are keeping house in the play house west of Hauersporgelds house. o Bill told me Vernon had made a career of wrestling in ordor to mend his o heart which was broken by all' of the Neviburg girls. Bill and Vernon have a' partnership in the harboring business at New- burfg. At this prospex-ing business I found Vernon giving a weekly shave to a number of the Newburg seniors of 'Siu Vernon smt us to fifashingoon to visit Marilyn. I landed my saucer atop the White House and inquired about Lforilyn. I was informed that she is 1famie's personal secretary and ad, o visor' concerning Ike's hats. h5ari.l5fn's fan omail nearly exceeds !:'amie's. Marilyn sent. me to New York where, when flying over, we saw in folden lights the name Mary Lou and Vaughn Hoax-oe . As we jpulled the landing throttle we discovered the lights were on one of New York's biggest night clubs. It seems she had assembled her own band and is sean with rmfsohers of Cafe Society and froopentlgz mentioned in Dorothy i'Zi1gallen's col- 115111. K , ' ' - - - Wearily I climbed over the odgo of my aaoooroando pre- o pared to return home. How nice to have been able to visit a o moment with each of the busy, prosperous seniors of Newburg High, Class of K' 53. ' V V- L L +ssari.1yn Hpmnal and Maw Louffibert 10

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X 15 , n nan--lllhldBBlllllnnD Mary Lau Ebert Annual Stuff . Hi-Lite Staff Clues ?lQy . . Class Officer Glas Clam . . Sextet . . . Band . . . . Bashetnall . NIL is not good thut mum should ua ulane. Dauts . 3-A 0 5'l4- 4'5'5 l'A. j 4' 2 ls . ,S-L fs.-Q-I, i. j 'i4 Ea E! Phyllis Kirby Kirb Annual Staff . . 3-L Hi-lite Staff. . 3-L Class Play . . 4-3-A Class Officer . 4-5 Glas Club . . l-4-3-1 Bashctbull . . l-g HSLS is gentle, Qhy, But tLere'5 Ligcpx' Ldr eye.U A I hiqrilyu Lcncigul Liar 1' l Annugl Qtuff . . . L Ei-Lite Jtuff . . L I Class Plvy . . . . . A Cl,ss Officer . . l-4 Ciee Club . . . 1-2-3-A .uaixtst . . . . i, QUHG . . . . . l-k CLcerleQder . . L X Zm,hstouil . l-4-A M my ?When love und duty Clash, let duty gs to 5muQn.H M S , F vgl v g. 9

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. .hu -L nii!Ulllllnnn'r ' ' .a cnlss HISTORY l o 4' o o Thirteen years ago, no were irxiucfood into the educational forces: at Camp Bewburg. Those in our poop wore, Marilyn Honchal, Donnal3E5.1I.u',lRu'Eh Rott, nd Shirl Thorp and Robert. Paul, Phyllis.Paul, Jean Smith, Kenneth Sutton a . sy o , - o had kits after three weeks Marcella Guddendort entered our Camp. We auch our containing pencil, tablet, and colon to start. our basicrhraining to px-spar, ua for our battle of lifes. Our commander was Misa Kline.. After nine months training we had a mrlough of three months, to be followed by nine months training with ratings of first grade. To our squad llai Vario Weaver Doris Rupp, Mary Lou Ebert, Laurence Lucas and was ca Rosolla Gillespie. Liaroellla G-uddendorf and Ruth Hott. later were transferred to another camp. Our loader was Miss Kline. Our group as second graders consisted of the some members with the ex- ception of Rosella Gillespie and Verle Weaver, who were transferred dur-ing Du i this eriod of training we had lfiso Mathson for captain. the year. 1' ng po. As third graders Miss Wedell trail-wi us further. Gur group gainsd Paul i R oon left Dobbs and Larry Cogley. Larry Gogloy and Dor s upp s . o o Y P 1 Kir under As fourth graders we were joined by Ruth hott and hyll a by the supervision of Mrs. Bader and Miss Howell. At the beg-ginrzing of the fourthlyear of training Kenneth Sutton and Paul Dobbs had left us. ' S l t, ' along with Patricia. Schroder we wmt on into the .fifth yoar of ralning and Bill Ashing under the comznandership of Miss Neely. After our yearly three months mrlough we went back as sixth graders ith the same members and lfiss Swanson as our guide. w . As seventh graders we were joined by Robert. Ellis and Darlene Nash who later received a higher rating. Eh-3. Ahrens took over leadership. Martha Brush ,joined us when we became eighth graders. kim. Ahrens re- mained with us. o f . . d ,. ft oi hth grade graduation we were owen orders by comman ers mrs. A er , g r o , Keep, Urs. Ahrgns, Mr. Smith and hir. Shidler to advance upon Freshman Heights . During this time Robert H1118 left us. Our next adventure was Sophomore Ridgef' with Vernon Cooling as a re- t in our group with Martha Brush and Marilyn Honohal leaving us. plaoemer: , A At. this time Elisa Colby, Hrs. Ahrens, Mrs. Keep, Mr. Shidler and fir. Smith to give us orders. After succeeding in these twolattompts we went on to enoounter Junior Hilln. With Marilyfrx Honchal again with us we continued under the same supervision. Our last. assignment under Lira. Keep, Hr. Shidler and lor. Hayworth Ki b 'f il n has been Senior Peak . Our group, Mary Lou Ebert, Phyllis r y, oar y Henchal Ruthie Not.t,.Shir1ey Tharp, Bill Asking, and Vernon Cooling have fi iished thisotaak and are ready for our discharge diploma. now n o r o As we leave this seperationoontez' we are still held in reserve for the greator obg.t?.1es that still lie ahead. --Shirley Thorp Sponsored By TOWN S nd Country Cleaners Kellogg, I wa