Pleasant Prairie Academy - Archive Yearbook (German Valley, IL)

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.lU'.lt6.LUU enior and On August 50, 1954, the class of 1955 came back to school to complete their four years of high school training. The class was an equal number of each--four boys and four girls: Kay Borchers, Ida Jacobs, Phyllis Hayunga, Ardath Rademaker, Ronald Dirksen, Jerald Stykel, Allen Fuls, and Harm Smith. At the end of the first semester Kay Borchers left us. In our Freshman year, we were initiated us usual and.gave the Halloween Party, being the custom of the Freshman class. We also served at the basketball games. In our Sophomore year, we gave the Valentine Party and served at the basketball games to make money for our class As Juniors, we gave the Junior Play, HTREE POINTS INNW, which was a lot of fun. We also put out the yearbook, 'THE 'ARCHIVEH This being our Senior year, we gave the Senior Play, which was enjoyed by all. The officers for this year were elected as follows: President ------- - ----------- ---- ------------- - J erald Stykel Vice President -------------- -----.---....-..... Kay Borcherg ------- ------------- ----------- --------- 1 a Q Jacobs 6 ' e '-' '------ ------- --------- h ll Student Council ----- P y is Hayunga -----------------------Az-darn Rademakeze Reporter' ' '---'-- ---------- ------- - - Al l en Fuls

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enior Cfbwri Hola ec? 'He now take you into the future to the year 2005, aboard the new atomic powered luxury-liner, NThe New Ybrkern that is located about mid-ocean between New York and Ie- Harve. Our attention is centered on the Caribbean Room where we see the world famous atomic TV manufacturers Ronald Dirksen and Harm Smith. Harm and Ronald have invented the atomic TV set and have made fabulous amounts of money manufacturing and selling these sets. They are usually in gay spirits but tonight they feel rather disappointed. Because of their generosity and hospitality, they have planned a large party for some of their colleagues. However they all got seasick and couldn't come. So Ronald and Harm have a party room rented but they have no party. Since the general dining room of WThe New Ybrkern seems to be very crowded this evening the manager asks Ronald and Harm if they would mind sharing the Caribbean Room with some of the other patrons. They agree. The first person to be ushered into the room is the tall, graceful Ardath Rademaker, private secretary of a world famous financier. Ardath has become very famous as the inter-planetary typist champion, using the newest in atomic typewriters. Both Ronald and Harm are surprised to see Ardath. She immediately sits down and they begin to talk about old times for it has been fifty years since they have seen each other. Coming into the Caribbean 3oom.is Allen Fuls, who is the owner of a fleet of space ships. Allen has become very famous as having made the first flights to Mars, Jupiter, Pluto, and many other stratospherical planets. From these historical flights in a home-made space ship Allen has built this great company to what it now is. He is very cordially weicomed and joins :Ln on the old times at P.P.A. discussion. The small gathering in the Caribbean Room is so involved in the discussion that they do not see Dr. Hhyllis Hayunga entering. Dr. Hayunga is about the most well-known astronomy professor, who has recently accepted a position with the Oxford University in England. She is surprised to find her old P.P.A. friends aboard HThe New Ybrkeru and sits down and joins in on the reminiscient discussion. Entering rather carefree are the famous Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Stykel, who are well-known 'as Mr. and Mrs. Politiciann representing Mars in the United Nations, Mrs. Stykel is the former Ida Jacobs. They have worked as a political team representing Mars in the United States Congress for six terms and they are now enroute to Europe as good-will Ambassadors for the U.N. They usually take one of their private jets, but this time they prefered a quiet cruise. when they see their old P.P.A. friends they immediately sit down and discuss old times with the rest of the group. Each member of the 1955 graduating class of F.?.A. makes a vow that they will the next year at this time return to the F.P.A. campus and have a reunion.