Wisner High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Wisner, NE)

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Class Prophecy Can you m glnevotl Life nagaai e of l9K , sent out trelr cneif reporter, requesting a briel :ut n rough acc tnt of ne Pilger high gra1uat1ng Seniors of To beg n the reporter lwe'll call him Louiel, started with a young lady formerly Mona anderson Mona and her husband are qlite busy They run an or phanage This orphanage is supervised by old maids and bachelors Louie decided next todrop in on the home of the Asches Arlyn 13 a very, very, busy man To keep slim, Arly runs a peanut factory and plays pro football He took his nlearlnu in Midland College fdon't know where he got the idea oi the peanuts 3 By chance, Louie's auto passed the Cheney chicken farm He makes his money by selling pin feathers his wife runs a pillow factory Carol Dye is next on Louie's list Time hasn't changed much for Carol. he ll beleives in the old saying 'Love thy neighbor They're Ca certain 'hlmw' still waiting for the time when they're both of age Kand we don't mean to votel Louie just found out who was walking down the street peddeling pop corn The former Wilma Mulinex Qhe finds that this is a higher paying job than a movie actress Kas was her previous jobl Louie couldn't get in touch with John Swartz, since he is still in Korea he went to one of John's wives to get the needed information his wives said that he was giving Johnny Ray good competition, as his main job is peeling onions o K P Louie next passed through a small suberb of Pilger Wisner Nebr Here, the main attraction, was a trailer camp, run by farmer Navonne Peters and her hus band They bum ed 3 trailers for their home, since it is much more economical for their 9 children Guess whatl Louie just dropped in on a Harem Institute run by Jim Jones Jim always did get along with girls, but who would of dreamed it would of ended like thlsllll Louie just spotted something Is it a bird? A plane? Superman? N011 It's no one else but Joan Heller in her get atomic speedmobile Chevie practicing for the auto race Louie reports that John Hayes has a very thriving job He is head undertaker of a mortuary. We have proof for how busy he ls, as every night he comes home 'dead on his feet' II Lou e picked up a newspaper and the headlines read Naval Academy Eliminates Pilger youth' His name just happened to be Leland Jones It seems as though was caught helping students with their tests For punishment he is to be sent to China as a private tea tester Louie was going down the road west of Pilger and farm as Mrs Ed Rood well, you guessed it a bunch feet Amidst the steam of the kitchen, and the roar enjoying herself Married life seems to be agreeLlg bit heavier 'nan when she was seen 20 years ago. while Ruth was in her kitchen, Louie found Eddie ing john, on one of his five farms. His two sets of saw the former Ruth K on a of little Roods under her of ukidsn, she seemed to be with her, as she is quite a R. supervising a corn stack- bcy twins were stacking it, while his four girls were busy cutting it with slckles. lIt still looks like Eddie is having trouble with his modern problems'D Louie found it hard, but he finally got in touch with Jim Petersen. It seems as though Jim turned into a ve scientific man. Jim plans to take a space ship to the moon. He says he hopes E0 find more agreeable women and nbetter living conditionsn. Louie reports that a fella named Ronie Mcwanigal struck it rich. Ronie ls 81 inventor ol gadgets which decrease work. Ronie married a nwork horsen so you see, he did do quite well for himself. lHe gave up the chlcken business.l 1.a 'M ,, ' n ' Q '5 '. ' ' Y T' T- ' Q 1 1' . NSBH. i 1 -- ' e , . - U 0 , . I 0 -I . I 1 Q 5 X e e 0 e - . S I ll. I I ' 0 I Q ka 1 V . So e n e e e e F A I n e . . . Se e 1 e . . he J e l Q e 0 ' e e ' ' Il H 1 .

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5 F' .ary 1 WM After repairing, refueling, and cleaning up the Steamer during the summer months, we now Iere ready for our next voyage his year we started with 2h hearty seamen, all eager Juniors Bob Huennekens came from Randolph and John Hayes from Battle Creek The Officirs for this voyage were President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer Wdward Rood lst Semester John Swartz and Va Lera Splittgerber 2nd John Swartz lst semester Ronie McMan1gal 2nd Donna Heermann lst semester Ruth Kehres 2nd Carol Renn1ck l st semester Gloria Schulg For this years homecoming ceremony we choose Edward Rood and DonnaHeermann as the Junior attendants Of course, there are always a group of actorstlsuch a class as ours, so we gave a Class Play during the first semester The ame of the play was NONE TOO MANYN It was presented before a large crowd on both nights At the beginning of the 2nd semester seilul shipmates trans ferred to other ships Va Lera Splittgerber moved to Columbus Leland Jones went to Loveland, Colorado in January but came back on board about the lst of April Betty Asch quit school at the beginning of the semester As we are getting nearer and nearer to our final destination UGraduation' the Steamer seems to gather speed with every day. Before we realized it we had docked at the Senior Pier and we had our school picnic over. It was held in Norfolk. We are now on the gigh Seas which lead directly and quickly to graduation. There are I5 of us still attempting to weather the storm. Gloria Schultz'hunferred to Wisner H1gh,Caro1 Rennick married Marvin Brummond and Bob Huennekens moved to Illinois. Our Class Officers for the final cruise are: Vice Pres --Edward Rood Secretary --Donna Chleboun President--Leland Jones r---Ronie McManiga1 Treasure Now that we are the old hands on the ship we get to initiate the new Freshies. This novel event took place on the second Fri- day of this years voyage. C This year is going to be the most exciting, mrs:-eating and the fastest year spent on the grand old Steamer l953 . I li .Q .- lvl, Q... ', I. . - - 'xi ' -Xe Ji. -, ' Q .. fag X 1 L .t , 7 ap, 1 . 5 N as -A.-'f . vtx' -' s' .-. .l , , G a K: Q . . .lihvvvz I , 1:11. X v I . Iv- 5,314 ' If 5.1- -a f,'!,j, 4 ' , , 'ff ' 4' It It H -vac' so ' . n .x:- ' gg I f 4,Q5 Aj all A 4L' I 0 Z 1J.'Qf 'J' -4 'a N P . , . ar . - - . . . T . I . . ---M .-- --- I l I1 , C I I U O I 1

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Louie Iound a woman, ormerly Donna heeruann, next on his list Louie heard the loud clamoring of ll children uid the imperative hollering of their mama Pa Willers had Just arrived home after a hard day at the steam factory, to JO1H his humble and hRDDY home Louie was very much urprised when he found another 1953 graduate of P H S None other than Donna Chelboun Believe it or not Donna is a detective and so far she is worldly known for the capture of nLeo the Louse Cno offenses s just a namelllll Louie then reported on Luella Siebrandt Luella is a dre s maker Kdid I say is , I meant Hwas D Because Louie says when he interviewed Luella he was so deep ly impressed he married her Cstranger things have happenedl Last but not least Louie reports on La Verne Heermann Louie has found a great friend in meeting La Verne, he says it seems as though La Verne is a minis ter La Verne married Luella and Louie Ccomplicated isn't itllll CLASS COLORS WINE AND GOLD CLASS MOTTO NOT TH SUNSET BUT'FHE DAWN CLASS FLOWER WHITE CARNATION Our' Charade SENIOR Mona A Aryln Donna Carol Joan H La Verne Donna H. Leland J. James J. Ronie M. Ruth K. John S. Nsvonne P. Wilma M. Luella S. Eddie R. Wayne c. Jimmy P. John H. SHE engaged chunky artistlc go getter athletic nit!! m m m tl questionable cute easy-going keen husky quiet quite a girl nice!! likable some kid talkative slick-chick CHIEF ATTRACTION personallty new ford slender waistline eyes wise cracks hair laugh nose eye-lashes build hair style whiskers clothes laugh eyebrows eissle butch hair-cut his independence wowllt LIKES Norman teasing Hawaii woods chevrolet dance boys girls Marilyn loafing Eddie fun Robert to dance to flirt Ruth to ra1se?? anything motorcycle USUALLY FOUND DORIS rambling King's neighbors driving Howells everywherel home Hesse's lost E's Black Ford man o'man in yellow ford K1ng's never can tell barber shop won't tell going Places here 8: there I A Y ll 1 L . IIA '1- S sl e e - ' . U. - it n n u - . F A - , IS HE IS X Ae C. ' De ' H.