Aries school newspaper-senior edition
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Glenwood High School - Class of 1976 |
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Aries school newspaper-senior edition |
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Remember the School newspaper "Aries"? Here are some excerpts from the May of 1976 edition. Sit back, relax and inhale deeply the faint scent of mimeograph paper.
SENIORS: Flower: Daisy Class Colors: Green and Yellow Motto: “We shall not forget our past, but use it as a key to open the doors to our future.” There will be 107 students graduating out of the Class of 1976
Graduation. It’s hard to believe that the seniors are really going to be graduating. It doesn’t seem long ago that they first came to G.C.H.S. The friends they’ve made during their first years have been the ones that have meant the most to them. We have all shared many happy times together, and with each passing year they’ve added more memories to recall with pleasure and nostalgia. After graduation they will go their separate ways, perhaps never to see many of their friends again for years. Therefore, it is important to realize the many friends that one does have and to value those friendships. They will be making many new friends but the SENIOR CLASS OF ’76 will always mean something special to us. (This was actually written in 1976..who knew)
“What have you
enjoyed the most Staci W.: Being with people that have a good sense of humor and that like to cause trouble. Vickie J.: Being a senior, my last year! Julie N.: Riding around with Hopp! And also causing trouble. Crystal H.: Riding around with Nixon and causing more trouble. Patty N.: Terrorizing the square with Sandy. Jeff G.: My lunch breaks with some of the work-study students. Wendell H.: Doing anything I want and not giving a damn! Marcia J.: The thought that we don’t have to come back next year. Mike K.: Raising a little _ _ _ _! Geri H.: Working Joni L.: From January 9th on. Stacy A.: Knowing I get to get out before the sophomores and juniors. Neil H.: raising _ _ _ _! Charles L.: Freedom Keith H.: To be able to be burnt in school. Dean S.: Getting out! Duane O.: Nothing. Jane H.: Knowing it’s my last year. Sherri M.: Snow days! Terri M.: When Dick came to school. Kevin Y.: The pot. Mark O.: Nothing Burk A: Going to Mr. Jackson’s work-study. Chuck C.: seeing how many dumb things I can do without being caught. Mark M.: Having J.G. call me a pervert. Bill B.: The end of it. Joe B.: Seeing what I can get away with and not caring. Scott K.: Graduating. Karen R.: Goofing around and having a good time, also not having to worry about grades. Louann M.: Knowing that it’s your last year in school and being able to spent it with friends Melissa S.: Counting the days until I get out. Randy B.: Seeing strange things. Susan P.: It’s your last year! Phillip S.: Enjoy getting good grades. Doug H.: Doing anything you want because you’re a SENIOR! Jim P.: Not anything Larry L.: Listening to Pat G. babble endlessly about nothing. Jeff E.: Being a member of the superior class. Daniel N.: Telling Hunt secrets. Patti B.: Not being here Leanne K.: The weekends Tim M.: The excitement of almost being in college. Lisa P.: Not being here Vonnie G.: Sitting next to Kathy V. in band. Vernon B.: Being sure you’ll get out for sure in the spring. Jacque Y.: Being less concerned at what I do. Steve H. : Fine Arts Night Kim P.: Nothing really Anthony B.: The KAT! Greg S.: Running the mile in my underwear! Bill T.: Being my last year. Phil S.: Getting my diploma at the end of the year. Mike S.: Skipping Jim P.: The Holidays Debbie K.: Bossing the other underclassmen around. Sheryl R.: Getting out. Dan K.: Not going to afternoon classes. Anita V.: Passing your history class to graduate. Mark M.: Not having to do very much of anything. Terry P.: Just being a senior. Leann C.: Finding out you don’t have to do nothing! Teresa M.: Only going half the day. Ed W.: Being my last year in high school. Patti H.: Graduating Mike C.: Not being married. Roxanne H.: Going to work. Bryan M.: The Art Department. Mickey A.: The play M.A.S.H. Bob S.: Getting out Mike B.: Raising _ _ _ _! Tom H.: The puny sophomores. Cindy G.: Only going half the day. Ron P.: Having Seniority! Roger R.: Senior Skip Day Chris P.: Playing cards in second period study hall. Mark J.: The senior parties. Melodye R.: The week before and after state wrestling. Laurie M.: It would be your last year. Dennis F.: Graduating Ken D.: Being taller than everybody else. Carleen G.: Just being around my friends. Pat G.: Nothing in particular David G.: Knowing that I’ll get to go to the marines. John Y.: Watching the patio dry up after it’s rained.
In the year 1999 our SENIORS will most likely to be: Jose Alvarez: Tennis Champion of the World Burk Anglin: Owner of a Laundromat Stacy Anglin: A Nun? Anthony Barton: Owner of a cat store Joe Bussey: King of Candy World Ken Doocy: Maytag repairman Dana Crouch: A go-go dancer Chuck Coffey: Owner of the Butternut Corporation Jeff Evans: A kneecap washer Scott Kruse: A painter Mike Kent: A mortician Jeff Goos: Psychiatrist Geri Hindman: Secretary Vonnie Grudle: An opera singer Joni LeFever: A bubble gum taste tester Teresa McGinnis: All-American mother Laurie Maiers: Miss USA Mark Osler: Roach farmer Daniel Nutting: Director of porno flicks Melodye Rohrberg: A cheerleader Calvin Weber: A typing teacher Phil Stinard: President of the US Greg Stoppel: Mile runner Wendell Hunt: A soap opera star Mike Carlson: Owner of Pizza Hut in Malvern Pat Ginavan: Marriage counselor Scott Kisby: War hero Mark Jones: Mad scientist Ron Palmquist: Rock singer Chris Pazderka: Switchboard operator
What Event That
Happened To a Senior Evie Phillips: The time that Mark Jones decided to become a poet. Cindy Lindstrom: The time Greg Stoppel ran the mile in his underwear. Dan Pazderka: The time Keith Hansen wrecked his car. Deanne Lincoln: The times in Publications when Calvin Weber got blamed for talking when most of the time it was Evie and I. Shelley Young: The time Keith Hansen’s pants ripped at the dance after the play. Betty Hindman: The time Mark Jones’ locker was sabotaged. Cheryl Ginavan: The time Jeff Evans mooned the whole square. Daryl Hartley: The time Jeff Goos dropped his drive shaft going 140 MPH! Jeanette Djureen: The time both Calvin and I farted at the same time. Steve Wignall: The time Keith Hansen put his hand through the window. Steve Jacobsen: The 4-play between Brian Miller and Julie Mingo Joanna Osler: The time Leanne Carlson shot Genelle Sieck in the behind with an arrow. Carla Hansen: When Keith moved away from home. Lorraine Lundy: The time I helped Marsha Johnston and John Delashmutt get back together Kerri Kulbum: The time Steve Henry directed the band.
The following students have been in the Glenwood school system since first grade:
As a Senior: what I'll miss most
Being around friends
Getting to school at 8:35
School has been lots of laughs to the Class of '76. No matter how hard they worked or how they got their kicks
To Phillip and Steve it meant the honor roll with schemes along the way To Mike C., it was nothing more than just a skipping day To Gary M., it meant sports and girls and cutting up in class To Kent it was seeing how many girls to whom he could make a pass To Melodye, it was happy times and watching all the boys To Anthony, it meant being frivolous and making lots of noise To Nixon, it was lots of giggles and lots of funny laughs To Crystal, it was yearbook staff and taking photographs To Mike S., it was cattle and taking FFA To Teresa, it was being coach while in the Junior play To Dean S., it was something extra added-being married And Jacque will never forget all the books she had to carry To Chuck, it meant discovering what Algebra is all about To Burke, well he just couldn't wait until the time that school was out To Laurie, it meant being Homecoming queen and having lots of fun And Keith created arguments which of course he always won To Sherri and Terri, it meant always being stereotyped as 'a twin' To Doug, it was the same routine over and over again To Bryan, it was being the best artist of all To Rich, it meant wishing that he were really tall To Todd, it was having a Caprice while striving for a Corvette To Mark, it meant acting up with his ever-present wit To Karen, it was being engaged and playing in the band To Larry, it was walking with Kris down the hall And Bussey was quiet and solemn (ha!) but really a demon a heart
And you think you've seen the last of us but this is just the start!
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