Searsboro High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Searsboro, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1957 volume:

1 5. - .1 t . , ,gE4..ii2': 4 ii E -.4 591 5 '-F x 1 5 I W. 1 1 2 YCAOOI JOE!! S15 ATED: Ross Lincoln, Homer McDowell, Thomas Lowry, president Ora F'lldg6,Z1I'ld Glenn Lewis. STANDING: Doc McCullough, treasurer: and Ear! Mincor, secretary. '!.,A' wiv NX ,,,,,,-,x 5515, I6 22 23 29 30 ' 3. 4, 'QM S . ,Q N 'NNW ,. kg Q i x a .fluiaetintendent M. N,..M SlllJK'l'il1l nxnm nh-nl li. .X, bllllllxllll I nilm L1 31.5. llrzllu- linivm-rwilx' lmalvlx Slmp 3 acultq ex.. . , 5 'Www lvl MRS. L. E. WAGAMON B. A. William Penn College Drake University Home Economics English Science MRS. T. B. BARRON B. A. I. S. U. Drake University Math 7th and 8th Grades MRS. AL NELSON B. A. and B. M. Simpson College Drake University Commercial Music 7th and 8th Grades MRS. VERSA HARVEY A.B. Friends University Drake University Mathematics English Economics Sociology .Q ww- My V? MISS ADDIE MAE WATSON William Penn College Drake University 3rd and 4th Grades MRS. FERNE SARVER John Fletcher State Teachers College Grinnell College 5th and 6th Grades 'Ns .P MRS. EDITH WATSON Penn College Cedar Falls Primary MRS. GLEN BRIGNON I. S. T. C. Des Moines University Penn College Iowa State University lst and 2nd Grades l'l'IllGY l,Ul7 Gi llaskc-lliall . Pape 1' Staff . Glve Club . Prusiclent . Svxtellv, . Annual Staff Plays . . . IVIAXINIC FA Secretary . Paper' Staff Annual Staff Plays . . bleu Cluli . Yl lllfll 1-2-13-1 . . .3-4 1-2-Sl-Ll , , , :s 2-zz-4 . . 4 f .zz-1 ffl' ,W Q, X fl T MAYNE . . . 4 . . 3-4 . . 4 . 3-4 1-2-3-4 P4 ,4 lf X 'N J as 5 1 ll AA. W 9. ffg I AN ff: 42 fi 'N 5' 1. fr 5 QQ? iff? A LIC E LOUISE GAUSE President . Basketball. . .1-2-3- Paper Staff Annual Staff Plays . . Glee Club . Sextette . . Office Girl Co-Captain. .1 O C 95 Q'-L ff ,ffr f l X QV 3 I l .elf C iw -X ll! 4 l 1 , in Xp f I3,Xlil3.XIi.X lll-ILICN HASLI H Basketball . Paper Staff . Annual Staff Plays .... Captain . . Glee Club . . Sextette . . l,l'l'Sllll'Ill . SARAH JANE Basketball . Paper Staff . Annual Staff . Plays . . . Glu- Club. . . 1-2-3-4 . . . 3-fl . . . . 4 . . 3-A1 . . . .4 . l-2-15-4 . . 3--1 'I B11.1.MAN . . .1j2 . 2-4 . . .3--1 . 1-.2-.S-4 LARRY NEAL HASLEY Basketball . . . 1-2-3-4 Baseball . . . 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff .... 3-4 Annual Staff ..... 4 Plays ...... 3-4 Co-Captain ..... 4 Boys' Glee Club . . . 4 LYLE JESS MEREDITH Basketball . . . . 1-2-3-4 Baseball . . . 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff ...... 4 Annual Staff. . . . 4 Plays ....... 3-4 Co-Captain . . . . . 4 Boys' Glue Club . . .4 1 R ll nhhgi' s-5:2525-I.?tf::w' Z. ' Q lj , gm ' N 3 , 1 A Lf f l ' A ui 4 as f Q- v - ' Y-CPE SS FREDDY CLARK WATSON Paper Staff ..... 3-4 Annual Staff . . . . 4 Plays .... . .3-4 ft? vgp' C 1 gi' E, A 1 Y WILLIS GEORGE M OOR E Basketball ..... 1-2-3 Baseball . . . . . . l Paper Staff . . . 4 Annual Staff . . . . 4 Treasurer . . . . 4 Plays . . . . - 3-4 usa W , X Y ' , , 7, M - , fa . , Yxf ' ' DENNIS LEE BRUBAKER Vice-President .... A Paper Staff ...... 4 Annual Staff . . . 4 Plays .... . .3-4 S22 Z7 2-F QB .J 9 uniot 61444 J in mm, S W3i.....qr' DNN Janice Watson iv-uw? Janet Tice Russell Lewis Russell Adkins Dennis Watson Alta Massengale 'W -emssw, -M9--E JS Jerry Tice Fx Rilla Watson .faphamoze Elan 40-v 41 ,L 'MA Am ,ff Quad'- .ye ., ak! N, M 'Na-nwwsr , fe 5 ' G 1 W , 3 if .-.Qi 3, 1 . ,Am 0' ,J i xg' if i694 -3? sb f' 5 Susan Gooch Sandra Sarver Peggy May-ne Leo ra Watson IU Du is-my .41 X 'vs W i 'Que-- V N ef A f Gerald King Richard Brignon Charles Hasley Connie Grimm Q,.f.,. In M xi? .QL V elw I 47' 'im W- ' :qu mgbhm New X ' 19? Betty Brubaker Richard Grimm Nm X 'W Kcnnctha Smith mx X Iiichzlrd Weiss Thomas Tish :il wc V M, SQ Loren Hasley E f Rox Masscngalo f 5? is Gerald Bri gnon . Blur! - SQSPUQ Mary Lu Ahrcns Karol Gooch LQ h Gene Criswell f h g!P 54f Karon Vande 1' Wuo rdt sn. ,Q --V , N, gs' Y fig if M ., , ,if-5 K 12 - LCROy Meredith Wayne Funk Xe 1 ..-,'V,- I ,ff Q C: ' jgidut is Q' Q if Marvin Renaud w gf fi? iz: 7 I ,IVE 2 ' Jack King -3555? 'fi ' F3534-is Q . I X In A gal , u. 5 :.,.. W ' .-.. A ' 3 ,V 'fi David Tice Judy Mayne Q M 'W ff f-is '2 .fl in n 'i x V, , Sharon Hasley Z5 1 1 if , f.,,. . 'L , . 'W . 6 Mary Watson Georgia Smith I 5 1 1 as Q J, , 93: A i f David Hasley '3 v sa: is ,wig g if - 1 vain.: -llxl :ff ' 5:13 K ' -.-- I - A ---- V- W1 Jim Fudge 814 Grade John Ahrens fTTT. J 3 Uv i i ,ii .4 my i Bruce Adkins Billy Watson 'W -.ufgt W 1? n ,' fi 5. . .,-if .. Karen Steen 3,6 ,s Karen Watson av -.af ,. V I Mary Stewart Y'- .155 W W . V 15?-vw Betty Figland George Evans S jmgirl H If if L ..,,. t ---. 2 , ,Q V,x: .A.,,. , , H I ,,,. . I ,,., L Donna Grimm Larry Brubaker I x Aq j r ,f fa Robert Watson 0 W X. J Larry Masscngalc swf I w . un -' Kathy Chedester 13 .Y in is HFQS 4 David Figlnnd lu fl lg' X 2 A llvlcn Phillips Eddie Gooch gjggea J' , 5 W' . A l ,K . Judy Meredith 14 ol: l . dwg ' , ll 1 4 ff Kyiv. I I Douglas Watson an ., Q. 0 611 qtacle we -W fd -1, if so J Zi 3 3. Dianne Stccn Junio 1' Arthur fx f ww-'J yi 36 R' A I .1 X? Sf' ' Charlotte Hasley Joan Walker Rita Hasley 1 in J fl f ,, ' his 3 4- ilsfiff' Q' Fw 'gf K John Phillips Carolyn Hasley Jane Walker g, 1. ' ' 48 fm f ' 1 if .,,. '- af A ,K -f - ' N 259 . I Q J ,ff ,z Judy Tinkle 3,52 t I Beverly Norman Judy Hull Q gilfi s .... gil gm? xx 'VA X302 ,SEL R, , x 52 if is David Massengale John Hasley X, :fl ix Qfkwf K 'f' -' nj K LJ wi -fl ' ' '15-T: ?!w-fl :Q , ,,,.. . nn , W , , E- I ., in Ei 2 W ff K g ' F. v Clare Hasley ' W ' C +-fi -1' ...M li LHVC me Renaud 1 if as Tho m as Davi s 0 W X. .S . sw X ,,..l, C ..,. 1 6 'I ' :3Ss,1: gyg, , SA ,rw X gl - Connie Ahrens Cliff Meyer ,S . 1 12' - :.'i2?f.5 .. - f ' ' 22' YQ , f , :i 5 Kathy Brubaker :ze A ,' gg 1 ff Dennis Arthur nb- ' me Alma Massengalc f -1-1, K 1 -V ..'. C if , il . :ii I Clcn Lincoln 414 qtacfe 1 fs Q 352 ,q s . Q M S H , Elaine Renaud Dickie Hasley Karen James j 'I' A I li' . .N ' ,W 4 .f ' s-W Dennis Deileman Barbara Septer Dennis Grimm i f W A Q f- ' N ,s f i N W, ., :, Dawn Schmidt Wayne Hasley V 1 4, 5 is Q' TE,- , H -rf , by IM r - if 0 ' A V is Melvin Byers iss! If':-15 nf 9.5:-if x Amggfi , .',3:::g:f!:gf-7:f'?Ei1 1, A f 5-MQ' ::::if':i:5?55,5 5 M if !!!'!1I2I:-on f W Allan Arthur Debbie McClure 0 Q0 C, tif- gr' s Robin Gray ' iii? , i 'i'.' Y jj? '4 , - W in D' ll W- ' i Carolyn Arthur Michael Hasley Claire Chedcster q i ff, , if , ,.,. . 3 , 'G' , K in 1. .. A ' M .4 Betty Meredith ki .,.,... NAV I . . -3 ., -5 'rd' K M-:. A i -:H Charles Good Ray Hasley Q 2 . -v' : Y , al A M , fx , ' Donald Davis Martha Watson K NGO' L . : X :Inv nl' K ef N Q Kg gif t Ng? X 'MQ 25 Beth Ann McClure if I 7 fl . Q, ' 9' N Barbara Norman Sw x - qllliiiixiifligilt - - at ,, we A D 3 w as M agp z t rg X X I 9, X N f 2 l ..., km X Terry Lowry 4 .AS K t 5 wif K Y ,TNQ .:, ' 3h3? .g..,,,ggg- Randy Sarver W .1 ' . 2. , ,., . V- X X' 11-5.24 S - . k ' 'Z 1 I 53 52 xii? ' Jim Massengale Sonja Schultz 9' S0 lst grade wtww. V ,W N. ,Wg mwzwfef -fvwfzwfw ,gt . 7i7:5f7'?z: ghiilei t' 'iff' 5 Naomi Moore N an . ' 'rf nh X . 5513 Connie Watson .QIV , 'Xt Keith Renaud H A I fgfi W Marlena Klyn it Bryce Fopma r r 1:1a.,: W Kathy Good I f 'ww , .1:- 3-Q--.v Rebecca Rutherford Sherry Thon Sk ' sM'if Mark Norman 35 X 5 ,ml 'WE' we X 6 W 8 Norvel Hasley f Q, 5 or 1 Qiwbff Steve Arthur M ,wb RV Y . Bill Ahrens g' .,, Wg Lak Q 13: M? 11 .rem 265,-0 SW!-f 5, 9 5 ,mg qf?3,. 4.9,u. wsmxfmw iii mi lv Y 2 -3 X T3 Y :X E 3 if .,f. A 7 x L wg g 4. ? Y gif Q T 5' 3 5 A M 523 .x-x ,lx We ww '::A 5 S Q, . 4? gy , X. ig sf 251392 31 ..., Ig 5 5 2 ws E ii fin- ? W 'S iz af IQ 5 A S sie 1 5 11 WAN ?if9ls,'sifmg5,,d-f-gy., 2 nl .Irv W FIRST ROW: Janet Tice, Peggy Gooch, Barbarzl Hnsley, Alice Gzxusv. Susan Gooch, Kennetha Smith. SECOND ROW: Karol Gooch, Connie Grimm, Sandra Si11'VCl', Janice Watson, Rilla Watson, Leora Watson, Alta Massengale, Maxine Watson, Mary Lu Ahrens, Mr. Nelson. Girl! 5414414.11 X XMI? Alice GHLISC H:1rb:11':1 Hfxsley Jzlnel Tien' Peggy Gooch Kv11nc-thzl Smith Suszm Gooch 3.1111-y Lu .Xhrens Samdrrl Surver Ilillu Watson Maxine Watson Karol Gooch -Izmiee Watson YEAR Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fro sh. Soph. Fresh Soph. Jr. Jr. Fresh. Jr. POINTS 183 138 80 77 61 57 2 FOULS AVE. POIN rs zo 13 1f14 55 8 5X8 19 5 1f3 sv 5 1,f2 40 22 1 20 7 6 4 1 izls ' 5445116411 1244-nd Won 2 OPPONENTS New Sharon 93 Eddyville 43 South High 51 Fremont 62 Lacey 42 Cedar 49 Lynnville-Sully 56 New Sharon 57 Eddyville 50 South High 57 Lacey 58 Fremont 83 Cedar 55 COUNTY TOURNAME NTS Deep River 48 Malcom 57 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENTS Pella Christian 49 Lynnville-Sully 33 Lost 1 5 SEARSBORO 32 29 38 25 31 20 48 29 45 66 72 41 25 25 36 25 15 A1100 Barbara Peggy Kennetha Janet Susan FIRST ROW: Chuck Hasley, Rex Massengale, Richard Weiss, Richard Grimm, Thomas Tish. SECOND ROW: Loren Hasley, Wayne Funk, Gerald King, Richard Brignon, Dennis Watson, Leroy Meredith. THIRD ROW: Jerry Tice, Lyle Meredith, Larry Husley, Jerry llleredith, Russell Lewis, Coach Al Nelson. Kay! ' 34476416411 The boys' basketball squad didn't do too well this year, only winning 4 and losing 12, but still we are proud of them. We hope they can do better next year, since they are losing only two seniors, Lyle Meredith and Larry Hasley. In the sectionals this year, they were beaten by Lacey one point in an overtime in the semi-finals. N A M IQ Larry Hasley Lyle Meredith Russell Lewis Jerry Meredith Jerry Tice Gerald King Richii rd Brignon Loren Haslcy Leroy Meredith Wayne Funk Thomas Tish CllIll'lCS Ilzisley YEAR 12 12 11 11 11 10 10 9 9 9 9 10 POINTS 338 272 120 47 53 14 4 4 0 0 0 0 FOULS AVE RAGE POINTS 64 21 Us 50 17 44 7 1f2 28 27 12 3 1 o 0 o 0 iffy-4 ,fasfetfaff pecotcf Won 4 OPPONENTS New Sharon 60 Eddyville 83 What Cheer 42 Fremont 47 Lacey 63 Cedar 26 Lynnville-Sully 36 New Sharon 64 Eddyville '73 What Cheer 70 Lacey 69 Fremont 59 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Montezuma 54 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Harper St. Elizabeth 51 Lacey 82 Lost 12 SEARSBORO 40 53 41 49 50 40 67 61 59 65 51 41 45 56 81 Russell Larry Jerry T. Lyle Jerry M If-'x Kay: ' flee flu! FIRST ROW: Richard Grimm, Rex Massengale, Loren Hasley, Leroy Meredith. SECOND ROW: Jerry Tice, Dennis Watson, Larry Hasley, Bill Moore, Lyle Mc rcdith. , L ni- ' 9 ? C7 TIHRD ROW: Tom Tish, Chuck Hasley, Gerald Brignon, Jerry Meredith, Russell Lewis. f yeff IEEJZIJ Office lfefla Karol Gooch Kennetha Smith Miriam Kay Schultz ul Y...., il W 2. M3 S 6 iii. njfh '-'M .V 1 X W -' ,,,,..,1,, .2 ,,,,. A N' AQ 'Vv- M 5 I .1 ,J ,., - Y LM 15 ski 4 wa W 1, Tonic' win ,...wha...- ...J,...le .. ' gizb ' qfee elul FIRST' ROW: Karol Gooch, Mary Lu Ahrcns, Connie Grimm, Peggy Mayne, Betty Brubaker, and Janet Tice. SECOND ROW: Maxine Mayne, Barbara Haslcy, Alice Gause, Peggy Gooch, and Sarah Billman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Susan Gooch, Alta Massengale, Maxine Watson, Janice Watson, Karen Vander Weerdt, Rilla Watson, Sandra Sarver, Kennetha Smith, and Leora Watson. me-F-i-U Awww .Mr . .L .W . ,MM - J-n'i.f. 1, ,ol ,,,. . , mf., ,qw- Wg? rg,-1, .flextet LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Nelson, Alice Gausc, Barbara Hasley, Sandra Sarver, Connie Grimm, Peggy Gooch, and Janet Tice. 25 FIRST RUN: Sarah Billman, Barbara Hasley, Peggy Gooch, Alice Gause, Maidne Mayne, Mrs. Nelson. SECOND ROW: Dennis Brubaker, Freddy Watson, Larry Hasley, Lyle Meredith, Bill Moore. litlitor ...... Assistzuitliclitor . Business Editor . Layout liditor . . . . . Assistant Layout Editor Boys' Sports Editor . . .Xssislauil Sports Editor Girls'Sg'1orts Editor . . 'xi5SlSt1llll. Sports licljtor . Feature ljclitor . . . . eatfoof .fluff as .. will E 5 f .M gf vfflllllff i n , 4' I I f L 1 0 1 W- Ill 31' - 131-I A fl -1 . llllll 5' I I' 1 Peggy Gooch Barbara Hasley Bill Moore Freddy Watson Dennis Brubaker Lyle Meredith Larry Hasley Alice Guuse Sarah Billman Maxine llslatyne FIRST ROW: Sarah Billman, Peggy Gooch, Janice Watson, Barbara Hasley, Alice Gause, Maxine Mayne, Mrs. Nelson. SECOND ROW: Mary Lu Ahrens, Rilla Watson, Dennis Brubaker, Susan Gooch, Peggy Mayne, Janet Tice, Freddy Watson, Larry Hasley, Russell Adkins, Dennis Watson, Jerry Meredith, Lyle Meredith, Bill 'Moore. Editor ..... Assistant Editor . Boys' Sports . . Girls' Sports . Circulation Manager Senior News . . Junior News . . Sophomore News . Freshman News . Church News . Humor ...... Community News . . Art ...... Press Crew . . Typists . . Bzlrbura llusley J aniee Watson Larry Hasley Jerry Meredith Alice Guuse Janet Tice Maxine Mayne Peggy Gooch Sarah Billmzm Dennis Watson Susan Gooch Peggy Mayne Mary Lu Ahrens Rilla Watson Lyle Meredith Maxine Mayne Freddy Watson Russell Adkins Bill Moore Dennis Brubaker Seniors .qiottland ll LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Nelson, Maxine Mayne, Peggy Gooch, Sarah Billman, Alice Ghusc, and Barbara Hasley. flop glass LE FT TO RIGHT: Gerald King, Mr. Nelson, Richard Brignon, Loren Haisleyu Chuck Hasley, Tom Tish, Richard Grimm, Wayne Funk, Leroy Meredith, Gerald Brignon, and Richard Weiss. TED SCHOOL NO fu: ptiveta u LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill McGinn, Ollie McDowell, and Melvin lvlcrcclith. 600,61 ' X I Mrs. Dee McCullough Mrs. Bert Saunders anitot GC rald Survc r L if :E - -, my M . :l:S.j..,g:., : ..... -L L rir U s Q W 'HW 'W if M... :il . P - Q f f ,fm if L, si .:,. i ji My a, ,Q , 4? AMW' Y, V . ,,,,.:., W y I i,il5QT.iLV A ..,,,, Mkk Ii hizlznl ,1-,? f K Y . -1'1 'l' . ' Eyliiigrrigriirrii t E -E ii W , -, .N V ig! 'gin-Qim , A A X . 2 Lrg f' S ' L5 I .ik .,... .uV,. W ::x-E 'Lg :ir 3 mf' .4 , A Wy All , 2 4 S+ l if fa , i Aw ,i Q i '.,,., , ,,'.' napzlkots Pvggy Sarah Dennis Bill Barbara Lyle Alice Larry Maxine Fred Barb Sarah gl Maxim- Ncw Ycur's live Peggy 8: Lyle Susic 8: Loren Russ K Susie 511110 'llOL1l'l1. SG Lyle Q Peggy ,gsm eniot elm: Win We, thc class of 1957, Searsboro High, of the County of Poweshiek, and the state of Iowa, being of sound mind and body, after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devices of whatever nature of form therefore made by us. Sarah Billman wills her shorthand ability to Janet Tice and her typing ability to Russell Adkins. Maxine Mayne wills her ability to get good grades to Jerry Meredith. Better start studying, Jerry. Dennis Brubaker wills his ability to go steady to Dick Stewart. Good luck, Dick. Larry Hasley wills his good looks to Richard Adkins. Poor Richard. Peggy Gooch wills her brains to Dick Stewart. Lucky boy. Billy Moore wills his hotrod books to Richard Adkins. Alice Gause wills her height to Alta Massengale. Better start growing, Alta. Alice, Barbara, and Peggy will their basketball suits to anyone who will work hard, and their clean lockers to the juniors. To Janice Watson, Barbara Hasley wills the headaches of the school paper. The senior class wills all its difficulties of getting along together to the juniors. Lyle Meredith wills his ears to Russell Lewis. To Jerry Meredith, Freddy Watson wills his naturally wavy hair. Maxine Mayne wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Harvey to Russell Lewis. He needs it? Larry Hasley wills his comb to Dennis- Watson. Peggy Gooch wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Barron to Janice Watson. Alice Gause wills her ability to get to school on time and stay there to Russell Lewis. Sarah Billman wills her bifocals to Rilla Watson. To Maxine Watson, Barbara Hasley wills her very neat seat. Good luck, Maxine. Billy Moore wills his wit and wiseeracks to Jerry Tice. Lyle Meredith wills his basketball ability to Dennis Watson, asif he needed it. To Jerry Tice, Freddy Watson wills his cowboy boots. eniot 61444 lfistoty On September 3, 1953, fourteen freshmen entered Searsboro High School. They were: Sarah Billman, Alice Gause, Peggy Gooch, Barbara Hasley, Kay McDowell, Larry Hasley, Billy Leinke, Gene Lemke, Maxine Mayne, Wendell Kinnaird, Billy Moore. Bob Mitchell, Lyle Meredith, and Freddy Watson. We lost Billy and Gene Lemke. In our sophomore year we lost Wendell Kinnaird and gained Dennis Brubaker. Bob Mitchell moved away at the end of our junior year. Beginning our fourth year, our class consisted of ten members fire of whom started in first grade and went through the twelfth grade together. They are: Alice Gause, Peggy Gooch, Barbara llusley. Larry Hasley, and Maxine Mayne. The other five of our senior class are : Lyle Meredith, Dennis Brubaker, Sarah Bill- man. Billy Moore, and Freddy Watson. I .Veniot prophecy In Nav of 1967, I boarded a plane to San Francisco. 1 was enjoying my ride until the stewardess came through and announced that the plane was having engine trouble, and that we had to make a quick landing in Denver. Colorado. I recognized the stewardess as lllaxine Mayne, and she invited me to the Silver Dollar Night Club to have dinner with her that evening. While we were dining, we noticed a couple coming toward our table. lllaxine introduced them as the owners of the club whom we recognized as Dennis Bru- baker and his wife. Sarah Billman. We invited Dennis and Sarah to join us at our table and talk over old times. During our chat we found out that they had eight children. The plane was now ready to leave andl set out once more to reach San Franeisco'. -In :1 few hours I arrived at my destination safe and sound. After all the commotion I was extremely tired and went directly to the hotel. The next morning I was up bright and early ready to spend the day sightseeing. I Went to the nearest rent-a-car agency, where I selected a 1966 convertible for my tour of the city. After driving around for awhile, I heard the shrimp boats had docked and looking for excitement I drove out to the coast. I asked the captain if I might look around the boat and he said he would be glad to show me. I noticed something familiar about him and asked him if he was originally from California. He told me he was from Iowa where he attended Scarsbo ro High School. After graduating, he drifted westward until he reached the West coast. where he took up shrimp fishing. It was then that I asked if he was Freddy Watson. He told me he was and after introducing myself, I left and drove out to see his new ranch style home. At 3:30 I left Freddy and started back to my hotel. I hadn't gone far when my car broke down. I called the ear agency and had them send out :1 mechanic. In a few minutes I noticed a ear coming down the street very fast, careening from one side of the street to the other. He pulled up to where I was standing and jumped out of his ear. The driver was Bill Moore, Jr. He immediately recognized me and asked me to come to his home for dinner and meet his wife, the former Monica Williams, and their three children. After a lovely evening I' returned to the hotel and started packing as I was to go by plane to Hawaii. When the plane landed I found a nice hotel in which to stay for my five day vacation. I took the elevator to the 12th floor. I recognized the girl running the elevator as Barbara Hasley. I asked her how she happened to be in Hawaii and she explained that she had come here on vacation. During her stay someone had stolen her money. Since there was a vacancy at this hotel, she immediately went to work. She told us the work was interesting because of the many tourists and she has been here ever since. I left Barbara, went to my room, and rested until after lunch. When I awoke, it was such a lovely afternoon, I decided to run down to the beach for a swim. I noticed a crowd at the beach and wondered what was going on. I made my way through the crowd to find a group of hula girls entertaining. One of the girls recognized me and came over immediately after the music stopped. She asked if I remembered her, and when I said that I didn't she introduced herself as Peggy Gooch Meredith. We talked with her for awhile and then she took me over to her husband Lyle, who was stretched out under a palm tree. She was just ready to wake him, when a large coconut fell and hit him on the head. He jumped up and said a few words, while Peggy went to call Madam Kapakahi, the witch doctor. A tall, slender woman came out and began to take care of Lyle. She chanted something in another language, and Lyle immediately recovered. We visited with the three of them for awhile and discovered that the witch doctor was none other than Alice Gause. We asked her how she happened to be in that business. She replied that it was her husband's business before he died. Q The next afternoon there was to be a rock and roll session at the Royal Theater which I decided to attend. The M. C. announced that the next performance was to be an imitation of Elvis Presley. Out came a man jumping around and carrying a guitar. He began strumming Paralyzed and finished up with When my Blue Moon Turns to Gold. He immediately reminded me of old school days when Larry Hasley used to do the Elvis. When the rest of the show was over I asked the M. C. where this fellow came from. He told me he used to live in a small town back in Iowa. I immediately recognized him as Larry Hasley and struck up a friendly conversation. He introduced me to his wife, the former Connie Russell, and their five children. After visiting with them I packed my luggage once mo rc, boarded a plane, bought a newspaper, and settled back to relax. At last I was re- turning home tired but happy. THE JUNIOR CLASS y. gutltie ft. I L TRACTOR TIRES LIBERAL TRADE-IN ON OLD TIRES GOODYEAR AND SIEBERLING SEARSBORO IOWA yfzmgs QR oggfey WARD DRY GOODS - GROCERIES - MEATS PHONE ZOR2 SEARSBORO YoU'LL LIKE G L 14 N Q ' 5 MOST FQLKS DO! v . g a A a +- 1 1 Q n yfk fwl 9011161411-1 DI! UIGNIII I lllgh, Qqh A7 'U Amx v u--un... I iiffa Q Hain . hug... - .,..,,- fu . - L1 ' 0 Sxzgg. ' -', f. 1 555 ' A C . ' I . ' 1 . . . Rx . , . , . . 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