Okoboji High School - Oriole Tales Yearbook (Okoboji, IA)

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can bring forth many changes and this is one of the most astonishing' I see where Nate Gould now owns a big dairy farm I can remember back in high school when Nate used to tell Hrs DeWitt that he wasn't made to sing in front of people, but only to the cows laybe that is why he chose this occupation They say a radio in the barn makes a co! give more milk, but Nate's singing must be satisfying the wants of his herd These are the things I have found most interesting to me, and I have been glad to pass them on to you and share with you this remarkable find of mine, that it may answer for you, as satisfactorily as it did for me, the all important question, 'What is going to become of the Class of 195147 How We Looked Then - '?.-'H-f .-19 ,IP at a iff .43 Ietnette Befhme. Welle j:,.,y,N- Bliss Ve-v-.dev-Ga.0-St fo he Elmer- Nt. hun In-wma. Vs- vault 'B 'mt Stkm' t Ju-r RMK!-N5 Renal A rms R Llv. 'X LR '- Nmlt G ull Nur. M ft'-Kell amd tmmtns Ruth Wdhsms liven l l-v-SK - I i n I J Hqw. ' If .id f'lEZ1,i,' nr- ssl fe: f 5eW I -pk rIn Q cg ' Q fl' R 'J ,1 I A . 1 . Q T' n 0 l '

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Junior Class Back row, L toR Bill Vander Gaast, Harlan Gould, President, Front row Gearld Martin, Karen Johnson, Secretary Treasurer, Wayne Hyde, Vice President Sophomore Class Treasurer, Terry Christensen, Joel Moeller, Merle Froendt, Alan Beving, Front row Kay Dannutt, Vice President, Margaret hilliams, Coleen Grim, Jean Johnson, President Back row L.toR. Edward Thiesseng Lee Grim, Secretary-