Scranton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Scranton, IA)

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L74 5 Will We, the SGHIOP Class of 1956, of the clty of Scranton, state of Iowa, belng of sound mlnd and memory, do hereby declare thls document as our last wlll and testament To the faculty we w1ll our perfect grades, wlngs, and halos To the freshmen we w1ll our hngllsh workbooks To the sophmores we wlll the old blology cat CA word of advlce though Handle lt w1th care, 1t's frag1le'J To the JuDlOPS we w1ll our a1r of angellc lnnocence and charm CAnyth1ng we have, you' bound to have, too Q Larry Barr, w1ll Gaye Hoyt to Allen Barr CJust keeplng thlngs 1n the family D Sharletta Boulware, No more nlghtly p1n Shlrletta Boulware, don't always prefer w1ll my dark, curly ha1r to Jeanene Chrlstensen CJust thlnk' ups w1ll my black ha1r and dark eyes to Rlta Robblns CGentlemen blonds D Dolores Byerly, w1ll my shortness to Carmen Shaw 1n exchange for some of her helght Qls lt a deal9D J1m Calder, wlll my curly, brown ha1r to Sammy Fengel CThere's enough for both of us D Donna Carrlck, w1ll my peacefulness to Gwen Fberle Darwln Chrlstensen, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along W1thOut the female gender to Jerry Foster CYou'd be surprlsed to flnd lt 15 pOSS1ble J Izola Fledllng, w1ll my mathematlcal ab1l1ty to the composer of the Psalm of the Algebra student Paul Foster, w1ll my lean, lanky, flgure to Duane Byerly CDuane, this 13 my secret formula for havlng people look up to me I Arlys Frazler, w1ll my small nose to Karen Hunter Jerry Hall, w1ll nothlng of mlne to no one because I need all that I have Mary Sue Hanna, w1ll my weakness to Ernle Hall so that I mlght w1n an argument w1th h1m Gaye Hoyt, w1ll my loyalty to Glorla Sm1th's f1ckle heart Robert Hunter, w1ll my central Iowa drawl to fast talklng Harrlet Seaman Marllyn Johnson, w1ll my red V neck sweater to Betty Molle CA llttle darlng, don't you th1nk9D Jean Jubell, wlll my v1m and v1tal1ty to all the future slumber partles, especlally around 3 30 1n the mornlng Tom Kelly, w1ll my slze 12 whlte bucks to Llnda Fengel rry Kunce, w1ll my nlckname of nB1g Kunneyn to NL1ttle Kunneyu Glenda Legore, w1ll my love of danclng ln the dark to any bashful glrl CStrange thlngs happen to the personallty Some are permanent J Joyce Lucht, w1ll my ab1l1ty to lose we1ght to Connle Moore CBetter watch your d1et Connle' Irls Murphy, w1ll my happlness to all because all need lt Rlchard Oxenford, w1ll my trombone to Margle Hanna CKeep blOW1Hg'J Rlta Paup, w1ll Verla Remsburg, Laura Rlchards, Lloyd Hlchards, Harlan Renwanz, Carolyn Saller, the boys to anyone who wants them Better be careful' wlll my w1ll my w1ll my w1ll my w1ll my long, honey blond ha1r to Robert Morden transportatlon servlce to Bethel Rlchards Keep the tax1 go1ng tw1n s1ster to Tony French who has never known the Joy of a slster convertlble to anyone who wants to look at the moon swlng to the back porch Cllfford sald, wlll my slogan WEvery day 13 ladles day w1th men to James Duff Wayne Seaman, wlll my frlendly personallty to anyone w1ll1ng to work hard for lt Dale Sayre, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get through cl sses one way or another to Gary Colbert I, V1rg1n1a Taylor, w1ll my femlnlne charm to Ann Legore Glenda Legore Jerry Hall Jerry Kunce Mary Sue Hanna Iris Murphy 0 . s .1 s n n K . a I, . . . . . . 0 I, . . . . . ' . .Q - .D I, . Q . . . . ' I I, 1 . A oh . I, . I - . D . I, ' ' A . I, . . . . . . I, . - . . . . I, . . O . I, . . . I, . . . . I, . . . . . . . I, . . . . U I, . - - . . 0 I, . . - . . . I, . 0 . . . . . I, . . . . . I, Je . . . . ' I, . . . . . . I, . . T . ' . . . . .7 I, . . . . . I, ' ' ' . ' . I, ' ' . . I, . ' . o I, I . . . . . D . . . I, . . . . . . I, ' ' . I, . . . . I, . ,. . . . . . . I, . . . . . . . I, . . . . a D .

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Oscar took us to freshmen inltiation w1th the follow1ng new members on board Lilllan Reed Vlrelnia G11bGTt Robert Hunter Izola F1elding, and Tom Kelly The dl hes on Oscar Tentacles attracted Alberta Hansen and Russell Borkowski Virglnla Gllbert and Marlleen Rather got tlred and were left by the wayslde Oscar saw Ann Wllson, Vlrglnia Taylor and welcomed them to joln the crowd Irene Shank, John Craigmlle, Leonard Rice, Russell Borkowski, and Ann w11SOn were left behind Finally, poor old Oscar weary from h1s travels could not carry so many passengers These were left to make thelr way lnto the blg, w1de, wonderful world Sharletta Boulware Donna Rae Carrlck Gaye Hoyt Glenda Legore Rita Jo Paup Carolyn sa ler Larry Barr Paul Foster Tom Kelly Lloyd Richards wayne Seaman Shlrletta Boulware Izola Fleldlng Marllyn Johnson Joyce Lucht Verla Remsburg V1rg1nia Taylor Jlm Calder Jerry Hall Jerry Kunce Cllfford Sa1d Those who started and flnlshed together are as follows Sharletta Boulware Dolores Byerly Glenda Legore Wayne Seaman James Calder Jean Jubell Mary Sue Hann i Sn: as je a ff' ' Shlrletta Boulware Joyce Lucht Rick Oxenford Gaye Hoyt Carolyn 59, lor Dolores Byerly Mary Sue Hanna Jean Jubell Ir1s Murphy Laura R1Ch8Td8 Arlys Frazier Darw1n Chrlstensen Robert Hunter RlCk Oxenford Dale Sayre Jerry Hall Jerry Kunce 'N 8 'B fx! E S ,- 1 A r 1' I yn lx Z M on

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JE.'3iS'ifZ'l.fm. Cla 5 P opbecy 'Bali 5121? Our bathosphere descends into the inky blackness of the Racoonian Sea in the year of 1966 The suns rays become less penetrating as we approach the c1ty of Seniors, 1956 The first eye catcher 18 a whale of a big neon sign announcing the S 8: S Drive In managed and operated by Shir' etta and Sharletta Boulware specializing in french fried caviar Who should be perched on top on that whale of a big neon s1gn but Darwin Christensen the foremost designer of fabulous neon signs Inside Ricardo Oxenford, the ham of the class, was calm lackadaisl cally decorating sea shells from the land of the sky blue waters Who should show his presence by QLLQQQ Said, alias 'Detective Wide Eyed Said , weary from his trauegsxtang pausoinghfog 2 refreshment CWOMENJ e oor e S Drive In was the Me by several dozen mermaids having their hair drazgaiiiagsugylgdogybggllnitgccigsged creator of the foremost :Ln hair styles Who should appear before our wondering SYGS but a giant clam plus a very large toe belonging to none other than Jgggy g1112CZ1amPZgL'pJ erry had been trapped for several hours after digging for clams for Who should come to his rescue but Virginia Taylor who was in the area doing lay outs for her sports magazine, Streams Her photographer, Paul Fost , snapped a photo of the hilarious sight Virginia pulling Kunie's toe from the lammv ld l c Sugdenlyimsmoosh, our bathosphere sprung a leak in the air hose It just S0 happened that Llog Richards, the wonder mechanic, was in our vicinity and when he saw that we were in trouble, he fixed the leak and we were directly on our way lhe next stop, the Blue Gill Schoolhouse The principal in charge , Joyce Lucht, greeted us and directed us to the gym area where Wane Seaman who was train ing octupuses for the 1976 Olympics In the science room, Izola Fielding was rays penetrate to the bottom of the ocean After leaving the laboratory we Journey down the block where we ran 1nto a fish hatchery which 15 run by Jerg Hall, One of his scientists, Glenda Legore, rrying on experiments for better fish food ls GaAs we journey down the street what should we see but a big sign readlng Dale Sg,y5e's Underwater Diaper Service' We stopped to investigate the unusual but how t e o profitable business His secretary, Arlys Frazier, ezqnlained the process of Dale turned out clean, fluffy diapers Next door to the diaper sevice was hospital Down the hall Verla Remsburg was the nurse to all sea animals , felt sick She and Dr Tom Kelly were laboring over an octupus with leg aches At the seaport we found Mag Sue Hanna, a sealine stewardess desperately trying to calm her passengers before their departure to some land of slq blue water Just beyond the seaport was an ampitheater where we stopped to see a recent movie :Ln order to rest our travelers bones and release our travelers cheques Who should we find, but Dolores Byerly, the most highly rated critic in the sea Her ability has excelled above all others On the street we found Iris Murphy pushing a cart laden with flowers from land She gave us each a bunch of Iris's Who should give us a lift to the outskirts of town but Laura Richards who was testing amphibious cars for the Phibi Company Riding along with her was Carol-.IE Sailer who was eaqaerimenting with some color harmonized bubbles she had created for the 1966 Amnhiblous Car Imagine 250 sea horse power And what slim' lines The amphibious craft came to a halt :Ln front of a small church nestled the seaweed As we went inside we felt the warmth of a friendly place away from all evil Behind the pulpit stood Donna Rae Carrick giving the word of the gospel to the scavengers to the sea She seemed hap y and content in her work After leaving the church, we came upon a huge p Le of sponges We started to carry one away for a souvenir when we were called to a halt by Jean Jubell She told us it had taken her all day t make such a catch Hm' It seems to me that we haven t contacted everyone Oh, there are some more of our pals at the Bacoonian L 8: G Bar Ranch It is owned and man aged by Gge and La-gy Cwho Elsel In the house we were m-ved tea by their most gracious guardian, Marilyn Johnson Marilyn told us to journey to the prairle and we would find the foreman who turn out to be Robert Hunter He was busily rounding up sea horses on the Racoonian Prairie. Robert said that there was to be a class reunion the following Saturday, but we had to leave for our time was soon to run out. As we ascended back to land, a smiling face peep- ed in the window of our bathosphere. 5-lj.-m Calder, a pearl diver, showed us hundreds of pearls he had clutch in his hand. Jim mst be in the monev now. Sigh! Gee, I must have been asleep. TUBE was the strangest dream. Imagine being able to see all the seniors of 1956 in one dream. I only hope that every- one of them is successful in this world of wonder and miracles. I S - . . . ' Q - . . I - ' . er working busily as she carried on experiments to find ways of making the sun's h . . ' wh a 0 - ' Q 0 0 0 , in 0 . P ' ,