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

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IOELLEN WASSENAAR ....... Belle IIM MILLER ............ Ike It's true indeed she's ver s ll b t ' ' y ma , u It isn t what you do, it s what you get only weeds grow very tall. away with. I, Ioellen Wassenaar, will my Presidency of the Senior Class to Val Olson. I, Iim Miller, will my training habits to Arden Kain. WILMA ELROD ......... W1mp IUDITI-I KUTCI-IIN ........ De1ge' I said In all my haste, all men are liars. After man came woman, and she's been after him ever since. I, Wilma Elrod, will my ability to flirt with boys to narniyn vander Waal. I, Judy Kutchin , Cask Dv- Cv fwf Z? will my queen crown to some lucky junior girl. MR. INGLE Class Sponsor Annual Advisor

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Wiv- I .ll an , X 2- Yw S Q 2 Graduates CLASS COLORS R d a d Wh te CLASS MOTTO: Climb As Though You Were To Live Foreverp Live As Though You Were To Die Tom ow

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KAREN BOOT ........... Rae DENNIS BRUBAKER ......... Btu A pleasant smile and a brain worthwhile. The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I am. I, Karen Boot, will my ability to play the piano to Ierry Lester. I, Dennis Brubaker, will my ability to keep the class in an uproar to Margaret Stoner. I, Paul Colyn, will my ability to be a teenage werewolf to Iim Mclilveen. I, Barbara Gulling, will my quiet ways to Iudy Schlosser. I, Laurence Iabaai, will my tattoo to all the Marlboro men. I, Richard Hiemstra, will my ability to get along with Mitchellville girls to Ronnie Miller, who seems rather lukewarm to them. I, Ion Iennings, will my ability to chauffeur to Vandalia to Bob Cline. BARBARA GULLING ........ Barb A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile. RICHARD HIEMSTRA ....... lake LAURENCE IABAAI ........ Iabby Don't look at me that way, I didn't do I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it. it all to myself than be crowned on a vel- vet cushion. , L PAUL COLYN ........... Sma1l I find no sweeter fat than what sticks to my own bones . ION IENNINGS ......... Pinky Nothing in education is so astonishing as the amount of ignorance it accumulates in the form of inert facts.