Prairie City High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Prairie City, IA)

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RAYMOND STEEIIHOEK Nickname: P e t e Football l,5,43 HB 1,2,5,43 Baseball 2. nThe cutie pie of P. C. High.n HARGLD TIMMONS Nickname: Timmy BGG L,23Mixed Cho. 1,25 Boys Quartet 1,23 Band 1,25 Football 4, BB 43 Baseball 2. HI like the shy demure type--you know the-kind you have to whistle at twice.' J O E TIMMONS Nickname: Hairless Joe BGC l,2,5g Mixed Choa 2,33 Football 1,3,4. HI like the nega- tive type of girl --yeu never know what will develop? ROBIQZHT VANDFZRHART Nickname:Heartbeat BGC l,2,5,43 Mixed Cho. 1,2,3,43 Band lg Class play 53 Football 1,4gBB 5. HA cross between Frankie and Bing, the gals really Lnlnk he can sing? GERARD VANDERLEEST Nickname: J a k e Baseball 2. , nMuch study is weariness to the flesh: that'B why I'm never t1red.W ,ALBERTA VAN HORN Nickname: B e r t Guc 1,2,6,4g Mixed Cho. 2,5g Band 1, 2,5,4g Clarinet Quartet l,2,5,43 Sextet 43 Class play 5. HChapter, chatter as I go, I am si- lent never for men may come and men may go but I go on forever1W WILBUR VAN RYSWYKI Nickname: Cruiser BGC 13 Mixed Cho. 13 Class play 55 Baseball 2. WI'l1 be glad to convoy a girl-home --any girlln

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CLARHICE GILBERT Nicmname: Sonny bootball l,2,6,4g beseeall 2. HI will run for a touchdown out nev- er for a claSs.H NETTIE HELM Nickname: N e t CGC l,2,5g Class play 33 Declam lg Band l,2,5,4g BB 1,2. HII I can't laugh or smile I'll gig- gle' n JOHN BARRY KANE Nickname: Barry BGC lg Baseball 25 Class play 5, NI was e boy Scout until I was 16, tnen I became a Lirl scout.n KEITH MC FADDEN Nickname: P u d mc 1,2,5,4g Mixed Cho. l,z,3,4g Boys Quartet 5,43 Band lg Football l,2,3g BE 1,2gBaseLall 2. HI like a girl with a good head on my shou1der.n LAWRENCE HC FADDEN Nickname: S a m BGC 2,3,4: Hixed Cho. 2,5,4g Boys Quartet 43 Glass play 5gFootball 1, 2,b,4g L1s1,2,:5,4g Baseball 2. nSuccess is the ability to get along with some people and ahead of others.' LOWELL MC FADDEN Iudmmmz Mac Football l,2,5,4g BB 1,2,6,43 Base- ball 2. HA straight line is the shortest distance between Prairie City and Co1fax.u HAROLD ROBERTS Nicnnane: Fmiley Band 1gCheerleader 23 Football 4. 'We never stagger, we never fa11.n HARCIA ANU SCHUT- TINGA Nickname: Schut GGG l,2,3,43 Eixed Cho. l,2,5,4g Sex- tet 2,3,43 Cheer- leader 25 Class phyhg mmdlj, 3,4. nNot, ever hap- pens - Q small Lowa but fou hear muxes Q For iu.n

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LAST WILL AND TIESTAILENT We, the Senior Class of Prairie City High, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last Will and Testament: Gerard Vander Lecst wills his wavy locks to larvin Pulver. Lawrence Mc Fadden wills his ability to sit in the front of the assembly and mind his own business to Wilbur Eirkenholtz. Marjorie Briles wills her H70 words a minvte N to all who llaspj-ren . Raymond Steenhoek leaves his height to Kaine Stravers, who can reall5 use it. Harold Timmons wills his losf articles to whoever finds them. Alberta Vanhorn wills her cheery snile to ha Vera J.5chakBl. Wilbur Van Ryswyk and Robert Vander Hart will their Hparty loyaltyn to good politicians. Nettie Helm wills her ability as a columnist to sore udbrtu- nate junior. Joe Timmins wills his ,ability to skip school to all gobd students who never thought of such a thing. Betty Jo Bucringham wills her acting ability to Iola Larihus Cwith her glamour she should rate ver: welll. Farcia Ann wills her Iooel UAH Foro to her sister, Heola, to drive to school next year. 'John Barry Kane and Feith hcFadden leave their NTU to anybne who can make it run ------ they don't have too much luck. Wanda Lea DeBryun leaves her artistic ability in drawing to all who have a nyenn for such pleasures. Joan Dewit 'wills her carefree ways to all the downhearted. Clarence Gilbert leaves his football suit to George Patter- son------think it will fit George? U Elise Buitenwerf wills her ability to play the piano to the future accompanist of the nusic grouos. Cecil Fifer wills his vocabulary to Dwight Jack. , I Harold Roberts and Lowell Lc Fad'en will their Nway with the Colfax girlsn to Warren Hay Booner. Bob De Koch wills his ability to play his trombone to Joan Honnold. Lester Devries wills his ability to work Physics problems to the Uwilling to Learnn. ' Harold Dalton wills his ability to be late to school in the morning to some early,soul. In Witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal on this the lQth day of Hay, 1945 A. D.