Eau Claire High School - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Eau Claire, MI)

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Senior Prophecy This Prophecy is the product of much and very extensive research. After looking at all statistics and facts about the members of the Senior Class, this is the results. This is not hearsay, but the accumulation of many details which go to prove that the following prophecy is almost a positive thing. Bob Zuhl: Sure to be married by to guess who, also sure to stay away from Uncle Sam. Kay Kaiser: Manager of Western Auto Supplies in Ne york with Elden as her private secretary, and to watch those little ones. Ida Plugrat: Owner of a chain of tourist camps in Florida, and Proprietor of a coconut grove. Dixie Airgood: Sure to be the mother of Don's eight child- ren also manager of Pontiac Sales and Service to keep Don in cars. Bill Krueger: Going to join the Globe Trotters to stay a- way from the women. Verle Thalmann: Top man in his fighter squadron, and has the most girls at every base. Franklin Jackson: 3ert looking man at Belview Hospital, and a comedian entertaining his ceil buddy Mr. Rhinard. Calvin Prillwitz: King of the Hoboes, after completing col- lege and his twelve year hitch in the army. Elden Janke: Van of the year for 68 being the top in- dustrial leader in this area. Richard Knoth: Traveling salesman for his own tractor im- plements, with a 1500 acre ranch as a proving ground. June Rock: Secretary for the F3I hunting for a clue to catch a man. Beulah Hibbs: Typist for a law firm in Chicago, receiving the merit award for service and derendability. Margaret Karn: A successful farmer s wife, taking many 1st prizes at the county fairs with her baking and flov ers. Jim Anlsko: A cartoonist for the Daily Tribune raising the subscription rate 75$. Don Schlipp: Owner of a music store, having developed the ability to play most of the common Instruments. Bill Frank: Prosperous fruit and grain farmer, and head farm advisor for Michigan State College. Jo Wilbur: 3eautician for natural blondes, with special rates for crew cuts. Wilma Peachey: Private secretary at Washington D. C., and a maid for President Eisenhower. bob Tollas: Chief Naval instructor at Michigan State, try- ing to support his wife and kids.

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Class IDUI We, the Senior Class, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby make and publish this last Will and Testament Bill Frank wills his car to Fred Wendzel so he can take Linda out Dixie Airgood wills her ability to dress to Beverly Farkas. June Rock wills her ability to wear a sweater to Theresa Wilbur. Bob Tollas wills all those nights with Don Schlipp to Shirley Blaylock. Verle Thalmann wills his basketball playing to Richard Skibbe. Don Schlipp wills his manly physique to Billy Nace. Calvin Prillwitz wills his girls, all of them to Allen Dillon. 3eulah Hibbs wills her quietness to Eldon Merrill. Jim Anlsko wills his muscles to Jerry Mitchell. Jo Wilbur wills her blond hair to Janice Collins. Bob Zuhl and Elden Janke will their ability to go steady to Allan Bellman and Les Duncan. Richard Knoth wills his tallness to Donna Russell. Bill Krueger wills his freckles to Nancy Wendzel. Wilma Peachey wills her ability not to knock people over to Buddy Herman. Margaret Karn wills her leadership to Nancy Laberdy. Kay Kaiser wills her ability to keep glasses unbroken to Hr. Rhinard. Frank Jackson wills nothing as he will need it all in the future. Ida Flugrat wills her ability to match colors to Janice Collins. Bill Frank wills his stoutness, what there is of it to Ronald Kunst. Dixie Airgood wills her friendliness to Marlene Bross. June Rock wills her ability to keep an engagement ring to Sally Tidey. Bob Tollas wills his sense of humor to Mr. Formsma. Verle Thalmann wills his pride to admit he's wrong to Mr. Rhinard. Don Schlipp wills his new Olds to Allen Beilman. Calvin Prillwitz and Frank Jackson will their farming ex- perience to Ruth Ann Smith. 3eulah Hibbs wills her short hair to Shirley Prillwitz. Jim Anisko wills his shortness to Elenor Arnt. Bob Zuhl wills his blond hair to Harold Korelich. Richard Knoth wills his ability to act innocent to Ruthie Karn. Bill Krueger wills his ability to be tardy to Mr. Formsma. Margaret Karn wills her ability to blush to Ronnie Kunst. Kay Kaiser wills her ability to get to bed early to Joanne Froehlich. Ida Flugrat wills her temper to Mary Lou Phillips. Wilma Peachey wills her personality to Ruthie Karn. Elden Janke wills his running out of gas to Theresa Wilbur. The Seniors of the Commercial Department will their ability to be quiet to the J.B.T. Class. The Government Class wills Mr. Rhinard the ability to have Just as good Government classes in the future years as this one. Jo Wilbur Robert Tollas Verle Thalmann

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ffirumblrrs Now look at us, the angels of classe? and they ask us to gripe, why should we do It now, we never do It otherwise? We think the Seniors should have a private study room so the other Underclassmen couldn't bother them. We think the Seniors ought to be able to have their desk tops up all they want to, because they don't ever do anything wrong behind them. We think che Seniors of M$3n should have a double skip day just to be different from previous years. We Seniors wish Kiss Crapo wouldn't be so hard on us in her study halls. We think the Seniors should have full authority over the new gym. We think the Senior boys should have five minutes between classes, so we can talk to the iris. We wish Mr. Killer would let us take our guns when we go on field trips. Wouldn t it be nice if the Seniors could sit together dur- ing movies. We think the school ought to furnish easy chairs for the Government class. We Seniors don't bother anybody, so we think we ought to be able to sit anywhere and talk in the study halls without being interrupted by the teachers. Why do the Underclassmen have to go along on trips to the city, after all they have another year or two before they have to get a Job? Why can't the Juniors let the Seniors have all the profit from the Junior-Senior play, after all they have another year to catch their dough. We think the Underclassmen should give a big farewell par- ty for the Seniors, because they will really miss us when we're gone • We think we should be able to throw erasers at the Under- classmen and not have them returned at us, and not have the fear of being kicked out of school by Mr. Formsma. We wonder why the teachers think wo would lie to them if we would do something wrong, after all we're anxious to get out of school tool Why can't the Seniors park their cars right next to the door so we wouldn't get cold walking from the road? We Senior boys ought to have Private showers, so we v ould- n't have to listen to the childish jokes and remarks of the Underclassmen who are also playing basketball. Elden Janke Verle Thalmann