St Marys High School - Nautilus Yearbook (St Marys, IA)

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', Li-ft' f . fiiigs. ' - ' I FH! A ' 'Pj ! s ,Class Prophecy Time... .. .7:0O Place ..... '. . Skunk Hallow Date ....... May 3, 1966 I The class of 1956 met to review old times. This was the first class reunion since Graduation on May 3, 1956. TOM CROAT, who is not old enough to become President, is waiting his term patiently. He says whenrhe becomes President he will do all he can to get the poor farmers out of debt. Across the table sits GAIL SHUTT, a graduate of U. C. L.A. and a multi-millionaire. He brags that he acquired his wealth by growing hair on a billiard ball. MARILYN BROMMEL, who has not said yes to her persistent suitors, is a prominent marriage counselor in Hollywood. She told of her past experience in patching up Rock Hudson's marriage. IRENE SEARS BOBBIN has become the top fashion designer of 1966. Her new creations are strictly streamlined, influenced by remarks of her former classmates. ALBERTA MC LUCAS, the former Alberta Henson, who is the mother of twelve children, tells of her great feat of having sung at the Metropolitan Opera. She was invited to sing in an Italian Opera but declined saying, My family comes first. CLARA VEASMAN, a one time resident of Chicago, is moving back to Iowa. A former top secretary of the Carroll Cigar Mfg. Co. , she recently quit to get married. Her husband is the boss's son. She says she will settle down and raise a small family. DONNA WILGENBUSH, a ' graduate of Iowa State Teachers College, has been married for four years to a well- known Iowa coach. They have two members of their future basketball team. Her V husband took the Stoney Point basketball team to the state meet last year. ROSALEE CONOVER, the famous model from New York, has recently announced her intention of divorcing her husband to return to Iowa to marry her high school sweetheart, Jim Bowles. The former Terrell girl modeled some of the famous Irene Bobbin creations and gave them a start in Paris. The partylis breaking up now, the boys are going to Truro to see some of their old friends and the girls have removed themselves to a corner to talk over old times and try to guess what the next ten years will bring. CLASS MOTTO The Higher We Rise, The Better The View CLASS COLORS: Pink and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation f E! W ...iii ,,,,,, ,,,.. . ., I T. Y ia ,gg R 1, i M 3 - e P 1 e. my I Y E ef :li V ., , , ,K I ..., , 4 .L, in V AMTZUA-, fy.: I gi' :':5f--Tifnfi ' gig?-. ' ff ! 3 ! it 2 Y 5 RV- - Jabba AL-: rg' .:,.. L . ,sez D A ...H g V I. .15 -25,1 ,1 4 ..- vi. 4. ' x 1 1- Nix 4 . -H , V, A, , ,f fx.:--,H ,,. , ,X r ,ju Ns. .xx-. -iw. 1. ,