Arenzville High School - Raider Yearbook (Arenzville, IL)

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2l'll0l' G55 P 0,9 QC? While attending a carnival the other evening I happened to spy a fortune teller and being an inquisitive person I decided to learn the fate of our class, so I went into her tent crossed her palm with a coin, and proceeded to gaze into her crystal ball The first person I saw was Jean Beets she was sitting in front f a microphone reading her script of Life Will Be Beautiful Opal Beard appeared walking down Fifth Avenue in New York carrying her hatbox the trademark of the models The howling and yelp1ng of kids brought to view Kate Carls Lovekamp busily trying to wash the dishes and rock her baby daugh ter Mur1el at the same time Although the crying was loud I thought I heard a tractor in the background and sure enough the next picture was that of D1ck Fricke, busily t1ll1ng the so1l Knowing Dick there probably was abasketball goal at the end of the field where he could shoot a few goals Just to keep in practice Joan Goodpasture was the next member of our class to appear It seems she has now taken Mrs Foster's place at A C H S and at that moment she was teaching the freshman girls sewing A man in a forest was the next to come into view and I thought I aroundl recogmzedhim as Edgar Ham a fellow classmate, it seems Edgar was up North trapping Muskrats Minks Skunks, Coons and what have you The sound of an English teacher dron1ng on and on brought Jack Hansme1er into view busily explaining Shakespeare's Macbeth to the A C H S Seniors Knowing how fond Jack 1S of Shakespeare this 15 no surprise Whilel was listening to Macbeth in flasheda vision of a theater billboard on it was written ' Macbeth starr1ng Martin Schleuter Mary Jones 1n a nurse suniform was walking swiftly down the corridor of St J'ohn's Hospital where she is employed as a graduate nurse A face behind bars brought the terrible thought of a fellow class mate in Jail but instead it was Max Lippert working as a bookie at Santa Anita With the sound of atypewr1ter's chattering keys came the vision of Connie Lovekamp Hollywood gossip columnist her topic Dale Mullens the new Hollywood rave Floyd Jones appeared next he is employed as a mattress tester in the Ajax Mattress Company 54 O I' . . . . , I 9 . , . . . O . . . H . . . i H 9 A I . ' 3 , . . was gazing directly at Daniel Boone's back, but no, when he turned I I I . I I I I . . . , . . . 5 n n 1 9 I ' , - . . I , . . , . 1 ' . 1 ' . ! I - 3 ' -- , . , .

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SENIOR CLASb PROPHECY fconhnuedl An alrplane fly1ng 1n the blue yonder was the next thlng to zoom 1nto the crystal ball 1n It Melba Mason was quletly perforrnmg her dut1es as an a1rplane stewardess Carneg1e Hall and the sound of some one t1ckl1ng the 1vor1es lt was none other that Ehzabeth Paul our favor1te and fa1thful p1an1st of A C H S The calm f1rm words of a m1n1ster g1v1ng h1s weekly sermon seemed very fam111ar and after llstemng for a few mmutes I recog n1zed h1s volce as Carl Roegge s The cluckmg of chxckens and 1n the mlddle of them w1th two buckets of eggs was Rosal1e Roegge better known as Mrs Robert Mxller I began to wonder what had happened to my classmate Vera Roegge when flash' she appeared and was worklng 1n an CXCIUSIVE dress shop 1n New York as a gown des1gner In the 1nsurance Off1CC of Sm1th 8: Jones was Pat Schnxtker her shorthand pad 1n hand takmg d1ctat1on for Mr Sm1th I began to th1nk my money had about run 1ts course because the v1s1on was aga1n tak1ng me back to a school house w1th httle ch1ldren runn1ng here and there and the teacher say1ng, Now ch11dren bu then I recogn1zed the teacher as none other than A11ce Z1l11on The v1s1on was gett1ng d1mmer and I thoughtl heard the sounds of the Carmval agam when the no1se turned out to be John Schone who was a c1rcus barker shout1ng 'R1ght th1s way folks and before he had t1me to fuush the v1s1on faded and Ifeltl had gotten my money's worth and had seen all my classmates l1v1ng happlly 1n the future 2l'lLOI' arf!! We the Senxors of 1951 of the c1ty of Arenzv1lle County of Cass State of Ill1no1s bemg sound m body and m1nd do hereby make and publlsh th1s as our last w1ll and testarnent, hereby revokmg all former w1lls and bequests made by us I Martm Schlueter do w1ll and bequeath my actmg ab1l1ty to Roseanne Ruppel I Dale Mullens do w1l1 and bequeath my a.thlet1c ab111ty to Earhne Schone I Pat Schxntker do w1ll and bequeath my commerc1al ab1l1ty to Colleen Roegge I Mary Jones do wxll and bequeath my soc1al hfe to Roseanne Ruppel I John Schone, do w1ll and bequeath my mascuhne vo1ce to Russell W1nkleman Connle Lovekamp do w1ll and bequeath my smgmg ab1l1ty to Clyde McCloud Max Lxppert do w1ll and bequeath my wavy ha1r to Norman West Carl Roegge do w1ll and bequeath my boots to Vera Lovekamp Edgar Haxn, do w111 and bequeath my ab1l1ty to catch coons to Mary Ellen Elllott. D1ck Frxcke do w11l and bequeath my burr haxr cut to Ray Schnltker. 55 . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . I . , . . . . . , - ' 'll ' ll-- t . . . , . . ' . . H 9 1 . l 1 . 1 . . . a , . . , . . . , . - , . . . . ' ' . . . . . , . , . . . . ' , . . . , . . . L . ' , . . . . I, . , . . I. , ' . I, . . . I, - . ' . .