Belmont High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Belmont, WI)

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Ruth Flogel, who lives out Sunnydale way, Rides to school on the bus each day, Her romance with Ronnie is quite the thin And, in chorus she does sing. Barbara Fowler, who is known by all, Likes to talk in Study Hall. Thinks a lot of a boy out Platteville way And a drum in band she does play. Jerry Frontz, the boy who's a farmer's so In sports many letters has won. A certain girl he thinks is just so, On the football field he really did go. Jeanette Jansen, the artist of the class, Doesn't have to work hard to pass. She has been rather shy most of her life, But she will be a good housewife. Dick Kail, athletic manager this year, Is the laundry man who washed the 'gearg' Works hard on a farm to earn his pay, He hails from out Pleasant View way. Marlene Kamps, who has led many good chee Has had much fun the last four years. To fair Cuba City she often went, A King-Sized Tomboy--heaven sent. Patsy Ludlum, President of our class, In all her subjects she did pass, She was a Prom Queen in 19553 To be a success she does strive. David Miller, the Prom King of our class, With his Mercury cars will pass, In his dad's service station he does toil Filling cars with gas, changing oil. Elizabeth Moody, Who's known as 'Liz,' As drum majorette was a whiz. Liz the girl who works at the Dairy Bar, Is seen at dances near and far. Curtis Nodolf, who is called 'Goose' by a Has brown hair and is six feet tall. A mechanic, Curt says, he hopes to beg Gets experience in hours he is free. Kitty Reeves, a cornet in band does play, She has had much fun they do say. Someday she will be an efficent wife, Fbr she has found her mate in life. Reta Ruskell, Assistant Editor, D1dn't have to work hard to score. A homemaker she'1s going to be, Shall we ask Lloyd or wait and see. We hope we didn't bore you with our verse Could be better or even worse! Sn I I1 I' 5 1 . n 9 This verse is all in fun as you well know- 'Fhre out into the world we go! Signed

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Class Prophecy As the prophets of our class, we have the power to see far into the future. We may discover our classmates living throughout the United States. Although their occupations may seem somewhat altered from what they planned while in high school, we, nevertheless, predict that their l1fe's patterns will be designed as in the following paragraphs: Note to classmates: If what we have prophesied seems different from your own future plans, consider the number of years we have had to weigh ---- and after all we are rather young to be prophets! We prophesy that Jack Amenda will go to Hollywood after graduating from high school. Due to the death of J'IEy Durante, Jack will fulfill Durante's job. .Tack may still be a bachelor after passing by some actresses like Marilyn Monroe. Jack will become an ardent golf enthusiast and hope to enter the National Green Golf Tournament. In foretelling the future we see Leanne Belken as a secretary in Alaska. She always searched for new horizons and after Her one visit to Dawson City and the Yukon Territory in Alaska she knew that that country was big, powerful, and un- predictable. Since there were many Air Force bases with secretarial openings, she was able to secure a job at oneof these, Because of the war in Europe, Bob Bockho and his wife fthe former Sally Simmons! will be stationed in France. e wi remain with the National Guard. Bob will invent a trans-Atlantic telephone so he may talk to his two children who will be staying with thelr grandparents in Belmont, Wisconsin. The telephone will be most unusual as you will have to stand on your head while talking. A large beef cattle farm two miles north of Belmont will be managed by none other than Paul Borcherdi and his wife the former Catherine Landon. Paul won't find it necessary to re any extra help as his ten sons will help him and will also furnish him with the baseball team he always wanted. If you ever hear a goat bleat, I'm sure you will know you are coming close to the Buss Goat Ranch. Donald will take over this farm after his marriage to his former High school sweetheart, Judith Ludlum. In their spare time we predict they may drive stock cars at the Darlington Fair Grounds. The Mound View Old Ma1d's Home will be managed by Jean Dol hin. She will more than likely spend her busy hours of the dag working in t e garden because Curtis Rodolf will help her in his spare time. urtis and Jean will be locally famous for their square dancing technique. Priscilla Eustice, the editor-in-chief of our annual, will edit the paper 'Improving South Amer1ca.' She will take over this job after she and her husband, Lowell Hinkins, move there. Lowell will take a job there after graduating from Mining School. Priscilla and Lowell will have five redheaded girls. Ruth Flo el will marry Ronnie Jones and they will run a stock farm, in Mesa, Arizona. e ones' will find it necessary to have their farm quite a distance from town for with their twelve children it will be hard to keep them at home. They will have five TV sets and keep everyone of them tuned to channel 28 so they will be sure to hear Jerry Frantz, their favorite entertainer. Immediately after graduating from high school, Barbara Fowler will leave for New York City where she plans to model evening gowns. We predict her best cue- tomer will probably be Mrs. Gladys Beaumont. On her vacation, Barb will 50 to Australia to visit and old boy friend, who will become chief engineer for a gold mining company. Ten years from now, if you turn on television at seven thirty P.M. on channel 28 on Sunday you may hear none other than the great Jerry Fronts. Jerry will be sponsored by the Chevrolet dealers all over the world. He will be known for his talent for singing and playing his steel guitar. His favorite song 'The Yellow Rose of Texas,' he may dedicate to Hr. Alton Weber a favorite teacher while in high school. We predict the biggest surprise in our class will be when Jeanette Jansen marries Bob Burbach. We prophesy that they will be living in a two-story trailer in the Georgetown area. Jeanette will find it a little crowded with her five children, who will be continuously under her feet. The Burbachs will be engaged in raising chickens that lay colored eggs. Dick Kail, our Belmont Mouse Catcher, will keep the Belmont Dairy Co-op in business buying there all the Swiss cheese needed for his many traps. While catching mice at the Robbins Supper Club he will become interested in the business and we expect he will be chef there on week-ends. Looking through our crystal ball, we see Marlene Kamps as a nurse in the Cuba City Hospital. Dick Kail and some of Marlene's closer friends from Cuba City will probably be her most popular patients. Marlene will be a specialist on operating on big toes as that is the most likely spot for the pains to be centered.