Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

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I, Donna Rhadans, will my mother’s cooking to all kids who like homemade bread. I, Jim Schauer, will my shyness to Mary Jirschele. I, Helen Schulz, will my correspondence with Platteville to anyone who will write as often as I do. I, Carol Schultz, will my trips to the dentist to whoever has never been there. I, Walter Schultz, will my “genius” in geometry to anyone who can spin a compass. I, Linda Schweiger, will everything I’ve got. . . . except Dooner. We, Hetty Skailand and Jean Zingsheim, will our abilities to get diamonds to any lucky junior girls. I, Tom Smith, will my hobby of stuffing animals to all the “stuffed shirts” at Rovall in the years to come. I, Carol Solchenberger, will my lunches at Stehr’s to anyone who loses his lunch ticket. I, Dennis Spencer, will my twin to w-hoever could put up with him as long as I have. I, Doug Spencer, will my love for fishing to all school-skippers. I, Dick Stehr, will my card-playing talents to Dave Forbes. I, Jim Sterba, will “Stub” to anyone with pencils of this sort. I, Dick Stickney, will my reputation as a good sport to anyone who isn’t. I, Pete Toppen, am keeping everything I have. ... I need it. I, Marvin Triebs, will my ability to get out of a tight spot, to Randy Zirk. I, Leland Vieth, will “Poncho” to the Cisco Kid. I, Ronnie Vieth, will all my talents to myself so that I can get some good out of them .... whatever they are. I, Nancy Wildes, will my innocent look to all Royall troublemakers. I, Norville Wildes, will my farm chores to all the kids who hang around downtown in Elroy. I, Bernard Wopat, will “Rudy” to Santa Claus in case he needs him next Christmas. I, Bruce Young, will my ’37 Bessie to whoever will take good care of her. I, Frieda Ziese, will Clayton to myself for safe-keeping. I, John Zinke, will my ability to be at the bottom of every list to Jeanne Anderson. 29

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Clan Will I, Barb Beeman, will wood collecting” back to the Indians. I, Jerry Brand, will my nickname “Toby” to Tyler’s Circus. I, John Brunner, will my unfinished work to the juniors to keep them out of trouble. I, Dick Bunk, will my naps in class to all night owls. I, Jay Buswell, will my Dad’s Chevy to anyone who can disconnect the miles as well as I can. I, Bill Collins, will the art of being perfect to anyone who thinks I am. I, Leonard Duckworth, will my influence with the cheerleading captain to no one, as I want it all for myself. I, Suzi Dwyer, will “Beulah” back to whoever gave her to me. I, Barb Egan, will my little brother, Brian, to whoever wants to get up at the crack of dawn to change him. I, Mick Greene, will Adlai Stevenson to next year’s Social Problems class. I, Larry Grilley, will “Greek” back to the gods. I, Irene Gschwendner, will my giggle to be recorded so that everyone will be able to hear it. I, Rodney Hansen, will my way with girls to Romeo Rog. I, Bob Heiking, will my knobby knees to any birdwatchers in future junior class plays. I, Judy Hemerley, will my good grades to anyone who is scared to take his report card home. I, Jeannette Higginbotham, will my quietness to Mike Murphy. I, Judi Hopinkah, will my cute remarks to the next class down. I, Dean Jaech, will my hot rod magazines to Sally Supple. I, Donnie Kaus, will my position as F. F. A. president to some city slicker. I, Ron Keown, will my trombone to Mr. Ebbers. I, Rodney Klipstein, will my F. F. A. trips to Dick Stanek. I, Gerald Knudtson, will my thinking ability to all future Aristotles. I, Pat Koca, will my red hair to “Does She or Doesn’t She?” I, Charlene Kranz, will my nights out to Dennis Dunklee. I, Sandy Leek, will my dates with Pat to anyone I can trust to take care of him for me. I, Caroline Lewerenz, will my shy ways to Judy Radi. I, Mari McCaskey, will my dimples to anyone .who likes them better than I do. I, Mike Mashak, will my love of deer hunting to Karla Schulz. I, Virginia Maxwell, will my musical talent to anyone who really appreciates good music. I, Calvin Nelson, will my connections at Mt. Tabor to anyone who is too young. I, Marge Nelson, will my very pleasant smile to the sour juniors. I, David Orme, will my ability to get good grades in chemistry and physics to anyone who can pull the right strings. I, Diane Ormson, will my ‘‘forgetfulness” to whoever needs an alibi. I, Mary Pearsall, will my good nature to anyone with a short temper. I, John Rabuck, will my ability to always be in town to anyone who needs a night out. T. LeRov Raiten, will my artistic ability to Pat Braund 28

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Cla££ Prophecy, “Flight 15 now boarding at Gate 3.” Making my way toward the plane, I felt a hand on my shoulder. Jim Sterba, a CBS salesman of Doberman movies, was stand- ing there as big as ever. Boarding the plane together, we met Nancy W ildes, flight hostess, who showed us to a couple of seats. After take-off we started dis- cussing the whereabouts of our old “62” classmates. Bill Collins, we found, is working in the Eastern section of Wisconsin, perfect- ing a school for perfect students. Donnie Kaus and Rodney Klipstein are pilot and co-pilot respectively on a new airline known as TPA—Trans Planet Airlines—owned and operated by Gerald Knudtson. Doug and Dennis Spencer own a string of fishing harbors along the Baraboo Creek—they also grow their own worms—on a fertilizer perfected by John Zinke. Virginia Maxwell signed up with Rubinoff’s Concert after graduation . . . They have a new piano player—Marvin Triebs ... Rubinoff has retired because of a headache. Jim Schauer is working on his Dad’s farm experimenting with different kinds of corn. Carol Solchenberger is married and has four of the cutest, but roughest, boys on the block, two of which are twins. Barb Egan, editor of the Women’s Magazine of Cosmetics, features Helen Schulz as her cover girl Eliot Ness has finally caught up with “Capone Stehr, or Dick, as we knew him. Marge Nelson, a beautician of Elizabeth Arden’s” in Chicago, specializes in permanent waves for men. Mike Mashak’s Meat Market, Inc., features meats from around the world. Also in the meat business—although at the other end of it is Rudy Wopat—he makes hot dogs. Judy Hemerley is our good will ambassador to Russia . . . We are now on the verge of World War III. Dick Bunk is Mr. U. S. Astronaut-he always was one to get away from it all! Norville Wildes is a professor of the languages. He is going to master English first and then work himself up. Donna Rhadans is running Rhadan’s Airport with great satisfaction. One of her best customers is Peter Toppen, who just bought a whirlybird. Diane Ormson and Irene Gschwendner have improved the substance called “laughing gas”. They don’t need it, but the “lonely hearts” club has made very good use of it. Walter Schultz is a dietician at Madison General Hospital. His motto being “Do as I say, not as I do.” Barb Beeman is the calorie counter for the new T. V. program called “Weight- Watching Cuties.” Bruce Young is the new star of the sensational T. V. program “Out of It.” It is produced and directed by Rodney Hansen—who succeeds the late Rod Serling. Mari McCaskev is a secretary for Thu row Motors in Wilton. Jay Buswell writes a weekly lovelorn column in the Elroy Leader-Tribune. Larry Grilley is a professional card dealer in one of the big gambling casinos out west. 30