Prairie View High School - Pirate Yearbook (Prairie View, KS)

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Senior Class History In September 1944, Avis Verhoef, Eileen Stutterheim Jan Schemper, and Wal ene Frank entered the Prairie View Grade chool Hilda Nonhoff joined us in the second grade and Eileen left us In the third grade Jan and Waldene left us and Janice Greving joined us Our teacher for the first three years was Mrs Frances Capstick Lyle Stutterheim Joined us in the fourth grade Our teacher this year was Miss Alice Erickson In the fifth grade Greta Smith and Gerald Bretton became new members of our class In the sixth grade Loretta Cary entered our class Miss Norma Jean Schakelaar was our teacher In the seventh grade Avis moved to Pella, Iowa and Gerald moved to Logan Hilda left us in the eighth grade Miss Cornelia Stegemen was our teacher these two years In September 1952 four Green, Green Freshmen entered the halls of Prairie View igh School We were initiated and taken to a movie in Norton Mr Gulick, Mr Balthazor and Miss Loomis were our teachers Janice was in the Junior Play, nCampbe1ls Are Coming,n and in the one act play Our officers were: President Lyle Stutterheim, Vice Pres Loretta and Sec Treas Greta Smith Our class consisted of Lore ta Cary, Janice Greving, Greta Smith, and Lyle Stutterheim In our Sophomore year, Lyle was in the Junior Play, 'Little Miss Somebody N Our class officers were: President Loretta, Vice Pres Janice, and Sec Treas Lyle Our class consisted of Loretta, Janice, Greta, and Lyle When we came to P V H S as Juniors we were minus one Greta elor Bait,N on October 15 We received our class rings the first part of November of which we are very proud Janice was in the one act play, 'Hill billy Highjinks N On April 28 we gave the Seniors a banquet using the Mixican theme M Gulick was our class sponsor and our officers were: President Janice, Vice Pres Lyle, and Sec Treas Loretta On September 5, 1955, The nBig Threeu returned to the halls of P V H S for the last stretch of their Journey through 'The Halls of Learnign ' Our class officers this year were: Presi dent Loretta Vice Pres Lyle, and Sec Treas Janice chose Hr Gullck as our class sponsor Of course this was our long awaited year of much activity In December we received our Senior Pictures of which we were verv excited Preparing the '56 Pira e was a project that took up much of our time and effort although we did enjoy it very much We put on our Senior Play in March Soon came the time for the long anticipated and planned for Senior Sneak on which we had a nwonderfuln time On May 3 we were highly honored when the Juniors gave us a banquet which we will never forget Finally came the time for us to say Wgoodbyen to good ol' P V H S and set out on our separate ways or ,5ghus, comes to a close the class history of the Senior Class ' I A . ' e E e e had moved to Holland, Hichlgan. We put on our Junior Play, 'Bach- - 1 - . ' . T. ' . e ' e e ' e we

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Senior Class Prophecy We got to wondering what we would be doing twenty years from now so we gazed into the crystal ball and this is what we saw---- Loretta, it seems, was married soon after she graduated from high school. In fact, she was a 'June Br1de.' She and her hus- band Ivan Roth, spent their honeymoon in Cuba. They are now running a chicken farm in the eastern part of Kansas. They were blessed with six children, three girls and three boys. In her spare time, Loretta is a very successful dress and hat designerg she has her own fashion show and is rapidly taking the place of Christian Dior. Janice we see, really lad an exciting and prosperous life. Upon graduation, she entered college in Pelle and took a bus- iness course. After graduating from college, it seems that she went to work as secretary to the President of a big corporation in New York! She later married the Vice-President and they spent their honeymoon in Paris. They are now kept busy taking care of their twin boys, Moe and Joe. When Janice has a little extra spare time she likes to attend the concerts given at Carnegie Hall every Friday night Her hobby is playing the cornet and she is now busily engaged in making cornet players out of Moe and Joe Now what happened to Lyle who was the only boy in our class of three? Well, he and Caro ene De Boer were married shortly after graduation Lyle is now a big Texas oilman and cattle rancher He likes to attend rodeos and stock shows all over the country He and his wife are kept busy with their ten little Nranch hands H Lyle spends his extra time on his hobby, which is stamp collecting So if you have any rare stamps just send them to Mr Lyle Stutterheim Fortworth Texas Class Will I, Janice Greving, will my musical ability to Leota Soodsma my height to Ann Prinsen, my ability to keep short finger nails to Anita Jansonius, my ability to write letters to Wanda Meyers my ability to type to larvin Pakkebier my ability to be teachers pet to Duane Book, and my ability to b ush to John Spoelstra I Lyle Stutterheim will my ability to go with one girl to Keith gtutterheim, my abllity to wear a crewcut to Calvin Schem per my ability to play basketball to Eddy De Boer my small waist to dward Tien, my ability to hold office to Joan e Boar y bility to have my own car to Arlo Tien, and my height to aul Win c ell I, Loretta Cary, will my ability to go steady to Georgia Jan sonius, my back seat to Norma De Boer, my ability to put the pap- ers on the rack to Ph llis Stutterheim my ability to play basket ball to Mary De Witt, my naturally cur y halr to Elnor De Boer, m temper to Lois De Young Cand am glad to get rid of it,J and y ability to sew to Eileen Stutterneil 1 9' lg, yflf 1 , I 9 D 1 . E 6 im a- - f 1 J 9 h m WITNESSESs L- -.f ai r , I .f