Wall Lake Community High School - Comet Yearbook (Wall Lake, IA)

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Barbara Hagenau 'Don't let me deceive youg I'm not as quiet as you think.' Glee Club 3,h Dramatics ll Chorus 3,b Leonard Karsten HClass time is my slumbertime.N 1 mm. 1,2 Lorraine Schluter HShe's capable and efficient.H Drum Ensemble 2,3,h Concert Band 2,3,h Marching Band 2,3,b Basketball l,2 Pep Band 2,3,h Uramatios 3,h Glee Club 1 Joe Hopkins WHe's here and there-- mostly there.n Boys Chorus 3 Football 2,3 Track 2 Verne Langbein 'A quiet boy, but quite 3 buyen Basketball l,2,3,h Football 1,2,3,h 3aseba11 1,2,3,h 'Hack 2,3,h F.F.A 1,2 13

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Billy Dressen Uwhat he wants to get most out of school is himse1f.H Glee Club 1,2,3,b Chorus l,2,3,h Dramatics 3,h F.F.A. 1,2,3 Track 2,3,h Karen Gosch Hwithout intelligence all is 1ost.H Instrumental Solo 1,2 J ,3,M Scholestic Award 1 2 3 ! 3 Marching Band l,2,3,b Small Band Groups 1 2 concert Band 1,2,3,L Cheerleading l,2,3,h Student Council l 2 Basketball 1,2,3,L Giee Club l,2,3,h Class Officer 1,2 Chorus l,2,3,h Girls State 3 Legion Award 2 Dramatics 3,h James Obman NFul1 of fun and mis- chief too, doing things he shouldn't do.H Marching Band l,2,3, Concert Band l,2,3,h Glee Club l,2,h Jerry Raine Cheerleader 3,h Dramatics 3,h 'Beware, I may do some- Chorus 1 2 thing sensational yet.' F.F.A. 1:2 Glee Club l,2,3,U Football 3,U Track 2,3314 Dramatics U chorus 3,h F.F.A. 1 Patricia Meyer h Wwhy change love when love has found it's home?H Homecoming Attendant h Instru ental Solo 1, Small Vocal Groups 1 Small Band Groups 2 Drum Majorette 3,h concert Band 1,2,3 Glee Club l,2,3,h Double Sextet h Cheerleader 3,h Chorus l,2,3,h Dramatics 3,h Annual Staff h Twirler 1,2 Pep Band l 12 2

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Q1 faffgl , X. ! 4 ell Naffi f 4 71 'OV' 'I Q se as 'fs- t.-!:., wov.iY- wmenv If A is f I4 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of 1957, being of sound mind and body--a debatable point with argu ents on both sides--do hereby declare this to be our last will and testment to be effect- ive when we make it through Wall Lake High School. LORRAINE SCHLUTER wills her ingenuity around the farm to Judy Frank. VERNE LANGBEIN wills his wide-awake Mondayhmorning-look to Reas Graber who sometimes gets bored in class, too. MYRNA TEBBEN wills her ability to capture hearts to Joanell Blu and Tommy Schwanz. Good luck. LEROY BIERET wills his delightful delicateness to Cleo Johnson. KATHRYN TUCKER wills her front seat in Room B to Larry Kelly and Wesley Cook, in hope they will enjoy it asfmuch as she always has. sees a great future for himself in this sport. MILDRED BROICH wills to Joyce Huff, her four years of going with , If GAYLEN BROTHERSON wills his football ability to Arlin Bunge. He if lg 'J 1? 5 C only one man. LYLE BUNDT wills his quietness to Gary Brotherson and Bob Drees- sen. DON KELLY wills his eagerness to meet and mingle with the opposite sex to Elaine Hedberg and Warren Sigwalt. LORENE BROTHERSON wills her many hours of study to Roger Meyer. RONALD AUEN wills his driving habits and broken fences to Kaye Brotherton and Ronald Baumhover. ILA WILLHOITE wills her skill in writing shorthand to Helen Bahr and Susan Johnson. Do they need it? JERRY RAINE leaves his high-speed reaction time to Leon Snyder. Jerry says his fast reaction time comes in handy for more things than driving so ntake 'er easyl ' KAREN GOSCH wills her ability to dance to Albert Schwanz and Ray Willhoite. Especially jitter-bugging. GLEN POLZIEN wills the will power it takes to stay home to Jan Weiss and Cynthia Dreessen, KATHLEEN LAWLER leaves to Sherman Wollesen her desk in third period study hall, but,only if he will leave it vacant too. LARRY KARSTEN wills his ability to shoot baskets to Lyle Raising PATRICIA MEYER wills her interest in out-of-town men to Janice Gosch. LEONARD KARSTEN wills his naps taken in English class to Leon Brotherson. f I x 31' . 5 IV .- ff f m It L ' A 5 Y 1 R A' YK, BARBARA HAGENAU wills her resistance to men to Betty Gosch. JULIE WEISS has an old sax reed which she leaves to Roberta Sigwaltg though she warns that most of the good is out of it.