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. . . Pecooliaritees SENIORS NAME NICKNAME FOOD MOVIE STAR SPORT SONG W. Hildebrand Shorty Baked ham Rita Hayworth Basketball Serenade of the Bells M. Wetzel Mike Pork chops Basketball Always V. Christy Lemon pie Robert Walker Basketball That's My Desire A. Backensto Billy Chicken a la king Ty Power Roller Skating Serenade for Two J. Quick Jan Pork chops James Stewart Basketball That’s My Desire M. Zerby Monty Baked ham Robert Walker Basketball Blue Skies C. Brohman Charlie Apple pie Joan Caulfield Football Near You J. Warsco Johnny Rattle snake meat Minnie Mouse Auto racing Ach Du Lieber Augus tine D. Chamberlin Chamby Baked ham Bob Mitchum Football J. Huss Grandpa Fried chicken June Allyson Basketball If I’m Lucky” G. Reinhardt Lemon pie Robert Montgomery Baseball Smoke. Smoke, Smoke” L. Spaulding Curly Baked ham Pluto Baseball Music Makers Y. Smith Punkie Swiss steak Dan Daley Swimming Whiffenpoof Song D. Neidlinger Dodo Ice cream Guy Madison Basketball Star Dust L. Smith Smitty Baked ham 3 Stooges Basketball I'm in the Mood for Lcve W. Hathcoat Web Fried chicken Loretta Young Basketball Near You” E. Steltner Ed Swiss cheese Joan Caulfield Auto racing Ach Du Lieber Augus- tine” A. Jones Skipper Potato salad Danny Kaye Ice Skating Nola A. Schutze Schuts Baked ham Van Johnson Basketball Near You K. Fisher Ken Sauerkraut Daisy Duck Auto racing We Left Our Wives at Home B. Lapsley Laspie Baked ham Rita Hayworth Basketball Moonlight Serenade B. Burdick Gizzy Fried chicken Elizabeth Taylor Football Anniversary Waltz B. Bell Prof Roast chicken June Allyson Baseball Serenade of the Bells” R. Gaul Chop suey Jane Powell Basketball ’’I Can't Give You Any- thing but Love C. Dinges Kay Spaghetti Rita Hayworth Baseball Sentimental Journey M. Spletzer Chick Spaghetti Bing Crosby Basketball Stardust M. Zech Millie Frog legs t r a Bing Crosby ' 11 r t c Basketball Seronade of the Bells TEACHER NICKNAME TEA( FOOD rl E k S MOVIE STAR SPORT SONG Krause Cam Ice cream Gary Cooper Basketball Canadian Capers Jurgensen Jurgy Lemon pie William Powell Fishing Song of India Noggle Lengthy Strawberry short- Wallace Berry Archery Sweet Adeline cake Aldrich Henry Spaghetti Charles Laughton Archery Where or When Watson Doug Quince jelly Boris Karloff Tennis Je Je Plumerai Emerich Duke Chicken Lionel Barrymore Basketball Beautiful Dreamer Skinner Teach Com flakes Cary Grant Auto racing Jelousie Graham Mary Salads Ronald Colman Football Song of India Reisig Boss Fruit salad Will Rogers Basketball The Doxology Nothstine Lloydie Lemon pie Bing Crosby Bare hunting Where oh Where Has My Little Dog Gene? Lange Augie French fries Sonja Henie Baseball Margie Baked ham Thirteen
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Class Prophecy On being a doctor, Dick Chamberlin dotes. Giving special attention to eyes, nose, and throats. As Chamberlin's nurse Yvonne Smith poses, Swabbing out all the patients' noses. Jim Huss is still just horsing around, But now as Barnum and Bailey's three-ring clown. On the Broadway stage does Millie Zech pace, After making her debut in Arsenic and Old Lace. As a cook, Amy Schutze takes the cake. She's hailed as champion for the pies she can bake. Marian Spletzer sings with Willie Shaffer's Band, Her boy friend thinks she's the best in the land. To do things, Marilyn Zerby, never gets around, We hear she hasn't yet returned her cap and gown. As Shortie's successor, Ed Steltner exults When he lays down the law, he gets results. In a vine-covered cottage on Hollywood and Vine, Lives sweet Margie Wetzel and her children nine. Bill Burdick's struck it rich, has his own grocery store. We hear he's lent money to the class of '54. And then there’s Arabella Backensto, Whose nimble fingers her wedding gown sew. As a farmer Walt Hildebrand's As good as you please, and he never needs a ladder to trim his trees. Lowell Smith strums a guitar, He should be in Hawaii, but that's so far! Bob Beil stays at home always, Listening to China on the radio waves. Kay Dinges now has changed her name, Her husband has both fortune and fame Doris Neidlinger just sits on a bench, If she had a piano, this rhyme would make sense. Bob Lapsley's band music does make, Always keeping his neighbors awake. A hunting every year Ken Fisher goes, He never gets a buck but he sure gets the does. Charlie Brohman is still on the farm, His wife's doing the plowing cause he broke his arm. Bill Smith still isn't doing a thing, Guess he's still having his bachelor's fling. Ardeth Jones is another Millet, Her pictures in art galleries they do display. Webster Hathcoat's a great writer of news, His name just apeared in Who Who's. Bernice Christy hasn't grown a bit, In someone's kitchen she's a perfect fit. Janet Quick we know will be, First woman candidate for the presidency. George Reinhardt's an actor in many plays. And this occupation really pays. John Warsco competition to Admiral Nimitz gives. He'll be in the navy as long as he lives. Roy Gaul is a model for Esquire, If you want a subscription, send him a wire. A radio-crooner is handsome Les Spaulding, For his autograph he has all the girls crowding. T we've
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(lass Will • • • Arabella Backensto leaves So catch a bus Bob Bell leaves his broken test tubes to Bob Henderson. Charles Brohman leavos his handwriting for the German class to analyze. Bill Burdick leaves his handwriting for the Gorman class to analyze. Dick Chamberlin leaves his nose to Lariy Ely. Bernice Christy leaves her outgrown clothes to Ruth Schinkel. Catherine Dinges leaves her quiet ways to Beverly Hickerson. Kenneth Fisher leaves his wavy hair to Don King. Roy Gaul leaves the hall monitors alone. Webster Hathcoat leaves his ability to tell jokes to Dick Wilson. Walter Hildebrand leaves his big feet to Jack Adams. Jim Huss leaver his way with women to Dale Sunday. Ardeth Jones bequeaths her short skirts to Eleanor Weine. Bob Lapsley leaves his shyness to Bob Weber. Doris Noidlinger leaves her glasses to Jerry so she can have a pair like Eleanor's. Janet Quick leaves her scholastic ability to her brother. George Reinhardt leaves his sarcasm behind we hope. Amy Schutze leaves hei cooking ability to Joan Olson. Bill Smith runs out. Lowell Smith leaves sleepily from all his classes. Yvonne Smith—What she’s got. she's gotta take with her. Les Spaulding leaves his free throw record tc Jack Enders. Mcrian Spletzer leaves her solos to Barbara Prillwitz. Ed Steltner leaves his moustache to Duane Johnson. John Warsco leaves all the girls crying in every port. Margie Wetzel leaves her crowning glory to Mary Lou Richards. Mildred Zech leaves her giggles to anyone who thinks he can imitate them. Marilyn Zerby leaves her barrettes to Doiis Prillwitz. We leave to Mrs. Young—cur old treasurer's book for safe keeping. Mr. Johnson—the halls devoid of ice cream wrappers. Mr. Nothstine—an orange shirt to go with his red necktie. Mr. Aldrich —some tired vocal chords. Miss Graham—an alarm clock. Mrs. Krause a new basketball rule book. Mr. Reisig—a new Cadillac convertible. Mr. Jurgensen—an ambitious typing class. Miss Skinner the ice cream stand. Mr. Lange a pacifier. Mr. Noggle— a gas hooter for his cor. Mr. Watson—nostalgic memories of Arsenic and Old Lace. Mr. Emerich—a can of polish for his new desk. The Junior Class- one ice cream bar. The Sophomore Class priority on the Bunny Ball. The Freshman Class sympathy. The Eighth Graders—solitary confinement. Fourteen
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