High-resolution, full color images available online
Search, browse, read, and print yearbook pages
View college, high school, and military yearbooks
Browse our digital annual library spanning centuries
Support the schools in our program by subscribing
Privacy, as we do not track users or sell information
Page 18 text:
“
'2C,oe ey we K cvtnioM BACK ROW, Left to Right: Wayne Billings, Bill Koch, Gary Boyum, Peter Lee. Ronnie Wibben, Norbert Mills. THIRD ROW; Charles Paulson, Melvin Mullenbach, Robert Murray, Dick Francis, Darby Piens, Bob Crane’ Curtis Nickel, A. G. Wilson. Pat Carr. SECOND ROw! Joan Aswegan. Marjorie Glover, Marlene Denny, Ardith Rogers, Catherine Boucsein, Alice King. Dorothy Smalley, Don Quandt, Phyllis Louks. FIRST ROW; Shirley Lenn, Mary Denny, DeAnna Blessing, Nancy Briese, Eileen Anderson, Joan Bremseth, Eleanor Evans, Ethel Sanderson. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Richard Hansen, Connie Edgar, Paul Engel. Jim Meredith, Gordon Kuiper, Bill Griebenow. Leland Appel, Norbert Brant, Gary Thomp- son. THIRD ROW; Maynard Howe, Jack Roeder, Pat Delesha, Harold Kidd, Susie Bratrud. Jane Swygman, Marjorie Risser, Vernon Billings, Gerald Engel. SEC- OND ROW: Duane Hart, Stanley Alcott. Marvin Haack, Alvin Wendt, Brenda Travis, Lola Seehusen, LaDonna Noble, Betty Lange. FIRST ROW; Dale Himmer, John Jordon, Gary Kuehntopp, Don Born, Pat Lee] Joan Mulvihill, Helen Bushman, Carol Kidd. Not pictured above: Nancee Tennier, Jim Ballinger, Katherine Swanson, Marvin Amick, Ardis July. 16
”
Page 17 text:
“
Senior (?£ Z44 2tfi£t Upon behalf of the Class of 1955, about to leave Stewartville High School, we take our pen in hand and draw up this last will and testament. It is the sincere hope of everyone concerned that all the concessions herein men- tioned will be gratefully accepted and cherished in our memory. We solemnly bequeath: The Senior rows of seats in the assembly, the chewing gum left under the seats, the initials on the desk tops, and the privilege of being the Senior Class of 1956 to the Juniors. Our stock of excuses, for being tardy or absent, we solemnly transfer to Miss Bonner in order that she will be able to say when other classes bring the same excuses, that that was an old one when we graduated. Bill Aanestad leaves his height to Ralphie Zierth. Jane Andreasen leaves her quiet, reserved manner to Gary Boyum. Gary Aswegan leaves his shoes to anyone who likes to ski. Del Billings leaves her skits to Carol Aswegan, if she's sucker enough to take them. David Bittner leaves his 'corny' jokes to anyone who can 'pop' them. Wayne Briese leaves his presidency of the Senior Class to Billy Koch. Joan Byrne leaves her front seat in Social Problems to a '56 Senior girl who has a crush on Mr. Otterness. Nancy Carroll leaves her long, lean figure to David Gatewood. David Dripps leaves his Chrysler to A. G. Wilson; so he can junk his so-called ’Chevy . Mary Dubbels leaves her membership in the Photography Club to Sue Bratrude, who KNOWS what will develop in the dark room. Sandra Dubbels leaves her job as majorette to any girl who has long underwear to keep from freezing. Darlene Evenson leaves her log chain to any girl whose boy friend has as big a ring as hers. Joan Everts leaves her back-of-the-room-corner-seat to Maynard Howe. Nancy Evjen leaves her typing ability to Mr. Sloneker, so he can abandon his two finger method. Mae and Dick Ferson leave their ability to get along with each other to the Bratrude girls. Maurice Greene leaves his Pill Hill sparkin' spot to Connie Edgar. Leo Gustafson leaves his quiet refined manner to Jack Roeder. Dorothy Harreld leaves her daily letters to Nancee Tennier. Delores Henry leaves the poet in her to anyone who wants to get even with the faculty. Jackie Hines leaves her giggles to Brenda Travis. Marylyn Hovren leaves her soda-jerking job to any other jerk. Roger Jahns leaves his blush to Norb Mills. Darlene Kath leaves her long, black hair to Marvin Haack. Louis Kellner leaves his come-hither look to Jim Lenn. Carol King leaves her access to the family car to Jerry Engle. Ruth Kraemer leaves her job as librarian to some hungry bookworm. Marlene Kuehntopp leaves her ability to get into shows as a twelve year old to Joan Aswegan. Donald Laabs leaves his smile to Liberace. Deanna Lenn leaves her ability as a cheerleader to Mr. Hanson. Sally McBride leaves her fluttering eyelashes to Margie Risser so she can catch Paul's eye across the assembly. Lorna Mulhern leaves her fun-loving nature to Sobersides , Wayne Billings. Jim Mulvihill leaves his lazy butch to Darby Piens. Patrica Nord leaves High Forest to Gary Thompson -- a good Rock Dell farmer. Donna Renken leaves her car, in hopes he can make it run. to Stan Alcott. Laura Robertson leaves her long, blonde tresses to Vernon Billings. Marlys Schroeder leaves her shorthand ability to anyone with long hands . Wes Schroeder leaves his reserved seat next to his girl in English and Social Problems to Paul Engel. Donald Smidt leaves his bass drum to anyone with a weak mind and a strong back. Carol Ann Stark leaves her speaking voice to Gary Kuehntopp. Marilyn Stoyke leaves her seat in Higher Algebra to Pat Carr so she can get the undivided attention of male mathematicians. June Taylor leaves her size to Virginia Griffin. Lois Thoe leaves her dark complexion to Ronnie Erickson. Jeanette Walters leaves her bangs to Mr. Heitman. Jerry Weber leaves his penmanship to Mike Mulhern. Warren Whitney leaves S.H.S., but not a certain freshman girl. Carole Welch leaves her ability to get A Vs in bookkeeping to all of next year's class. The aforesaid list will be recognised as individual estates of which we do declare the members of the group, Underclassmen , the rightful possessors. The rest of our properties which we may leave behind we give to the rats residing in the attic. 15
”
Page 19 text:
“
Scsiafefey S caute BACK ROW, left to right: Joan Hinkle, Duane Long. Judy Travis, Laurel Christianson, Troy Fix, Herbert Christie, Jim Delesha, Ralph Ballinger, Richard Murray. SECOND ROW: Janet Hinkle, Barbara Lowrie, Mary Jane Long, Marilyn Lecy, Marian Root, Arden Buxton, Pat Kramer, Pete Streiff. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Prior, Terry Bell, Pat Lindholm, Helen Dubbels, Marie Har- reld, Rebecca Gaihje, Audrey Ringen, Douglas Larson, Jimmy Lenn. BACK ROW. left to right: Rodney Halvorsoh, Robert Stuhr, Jim Mathison, Leonard Westphal, Jim Byrne, Stephen Trumpold, Lyle Farley, David Sackett, David Gatewood. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Erickson. Dayton Rud, Beverly Kraemer, Dianna Tjepkes, Donna Tjepkes, Virginia Griffin, Delores Hanson, Ardis Everts, Ruth Skibbe, Douglas Rud. FIRST ROW: Allen Chilson, Nellie Zierath, Lorraine Wilson, Loretta Bossard, Mar- garet Swygman. Lois Christianson, Rose Greene, James Hensley. Lambert Mulhern, Thomas Bramble. Not pictured above; Delores Holt. 17
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.