Prescott High School - Eagle Yearbook (Prescott, IA)

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Harold never got along 1n school, He'd rather go duck huntwng or shoot pool And when he leaves th1s school of ours, He'l1 get a job dr1v1ng Jlmmy Lynch cars W1lferd Hubatka had lots of 1deas And a jeep that really d1d whlz We'll never know what he'll thlnk of next, But one thlng sure he won't get lt from a text Ronald Hunter a good uy to know when glven a chance with a g1rl he's ready to go Whether to take them near or far He cl1ps rlght along 1n his Hudson car Carolyn Karstensen a new g1rl ln our class Considered by all as a n1ce 1ntell1gent lass Heads all of her books, gets all of her studies In her l1fet1me you bet she'll always have lots of buddies Mar1lyn the tallest of our basketball team, with lots of pep, and plenty of steam She plays the game w1th all of her might, Grabs the ball from the forwards or ties them up tight Bradley the guy with the llttle Henry J Had the part of the butler Ln our class play Entertalned us at school with movies or a good Joke Will some day own the world if he don't go broke James Mulford, rough, tough, and gruff In sports he always had the stuff To dribble around and make lots of scores, Collette our cheerleader with lots Would cheer at our ball games w1th W1th a boogey to the left and a bo of pep. a hep, hop, hep, ogy to the right Stand up, sit down, faght team fight Bernadine the g rl who did the off1ce work No task to large or small did she sh1rk When Even a teacher called away she would run 1f only to shoot a salesman w1th her trusty slx g Rick Kept the editor of our Senior Star the staff right up to par He never let hls basketball teammates down For a finer guy, 1S hard to be found Betty, the gal with fiery red hair Had a temper to match that often d d flare She was the gossip edltor of our school paper And was always on some snoopy nose caper Carroll the n1ght owl of our class If a chance to drive comes he 'ou dn't let it pass, He'd stay out at night 'ti 1 real late And not get to school t1ll forty past eight Berdine Spr1ng the smallest of our boys, But size don'tcount when making noise He was the president of our SCDIOF class when he kissed a g1rl she said weakly WYou'll pass Phyllis the last 1U th1s long 11st Was a eal who will always be mlssed, Although Quiet and shy 1n her own speclal way, She helped to cheer us up the waole l1ve long day Ll . .I , L 1 a , f 1 1 , A a - , , e .1 0, . . , 9 A 2 In the navy he'll be soon fighting in one of these dog-gonewars . . I i ' l , I 1 1 , s - n. ' J . . , , 1 , a . , , n . . U. ,