Boyceville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Boyceville, WI)

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enior two mp wg Menomonie, Wis. l9 614 Seeing that my husband is away on a business trip for a week, I decided to take a vacation by driving out to see my best friend who I haven't seen for years. She is now living with her husband who is stationed A I r e Of course wondering formed me at the Washington Air Force Base. I noticed somebody ahead thumbing that it was none other than Jelen Noland We got to talking about old times and was driving along I drew near T saw I picked her up wlat had happened to all our old school mates delen in that Clarence Qtone was runnin for Governor of Colorado As we were driving through Minneapolis we noticed a big used car lot and we were not to surprised as the owners were Lionel K gan and his assistant Merle Robinson Later while whizzing through the city a hdge building cauglt our attention Looking closer we saw a sign saying Ronald oundlach City Editor of the Sun Times After driving all morning we were getting hungry so we stopped at Alfred Schmidts Ford garage and asked if he knew of a nice place to eat He said he heard that Alfred Jones was opening a Cafe in Pierre, Qoutr Dakota and that today was to be his grand opening So we thought we would try it Just before stopping at the Cafe we not iced a sign saying Merlin Brooks rishery, 5 miles W Helen bought a newspaper and as we glanced at the headlines my eye caught the name Ruby Rowe ambassador to Italy As we read fur ther on we saw that Dusan Blaho, now a great violinist, was playing at the Star 'ight Opera Uouse with Doris Schutts accompanying him a Wa e on the piano After reading that article about Ruby I asked she had heard what Nvla was doing now Much to my surprise me that Nyla was now the head of the Ma shall Field 8 Co delen if she told Retail store in Chicago missed the race, we got there lust in time to find t e race he stopped a moment to chat with us He informed us that Betty Stuart was now unn ng the Oak Inn Night Club and that De lca ss had taken over the Blue Diamond We told ayne that we woul have to be on our Hay and l ft him with h1s racer Rambo came in first Even though he was very tired after While driving along we approached a huge dairy farm It was no surprise to us to find out that the owner was Bo Dotseth Helen re marked that she had heard that Richard Boda had a large arm not too far from Bob's wke e he was raising beef cattle s 3 W ' f ', . a id , As I . I . . A L. L I I . . . v A 1 - Q , . ' - no ' Q V , . eu -ll . L A JA v L' K . 1 . . . A O . L Lf 4 Y . A . O . . A . - Y 71 , U . g ' ,J il . 0 . - F ' ' L -l- . . - . r . - Felen suggested we stop at the stock car races. Although we , ,I ,I 4' '. ' '. vit th t .J Jn . .. . ,D .I ,p fl -- y ' i n A . E .I Q' V 'V ff ,P A A - ug ., :A v - ' W e . ' ' . 1, x L rw. A . A- .-l F , - 'J U ' r T .

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The beautiful scenery made our thoughts turn to music so Helen turned on the radlo me P6COgHlZ6d voice of the announcer Clifford Nielson e was soinnlnf the records on the Plllbllly Pit P rade Qefore ala lnb the nert record he sald th t lt was cone by two of h1s old school mates Bob Stalker and John Norton We saw a rootbeer stand ahead so we declded to stop and have a cool drlnk Who should come to take our order but Shirley hammond Seein that we were her only customers at the time we had a little ch t with her e asked her what her friends Elalne Jrutt and Rao rael 9'Nera were dolng now She sald that Rach el was now a mlssion a I in Africa and Elaine was dOlHF the same work in ogyot She asked if we wer QOLUT tnroubn Mlddleton and if e would have tlme t visit Carol Wsswein After ze had Qotten narol's address Shirley in troduced us to her husband who was a fine fellow We said good bye and wer off again Lucklly 'lddleton was only 25 m les away so we arrived there sho tl ntering the town I didn't reallze that I was speeding, un til was st coed by a coo who gave me my flrst traffic tlcket Since I had to aop ar in court the following mornlns, we knew we would have to spend the nisht here lthout any otner delays we fin ally came to 1arol's house She Invited us In for tea She wanted us flnd hln home e talked over old tlmes and she told us that her ous sand had performed the wedding o emony for Julia Seeger and her hlsh school weetneart e asked arol lf she knew of a place where we could spend tne nlght he told us that Jerald Wlenke had some cablns east of town le hated to out our VlS1t so short out after our long drlve we w re pretty tired e chatted a few minutes with Gerald before retlrlng for the nlght we learned from him that Dean Ioelker was runnlns a small floral sdop ln R1verside and his cousin Kenneth Voelker was an owner of a snortlng goods shoo After a well rested nlpht I made my appearance ln court A I walked lDfO the court room I recognlzed the judge rlght away ne was non other than Lowell Hakanson Seelng that 1 was the last I got to talk to Lowell a few minutes He was very surprised to see me and was curious as to what I was doing out this way so I gave him all th d tails I asked him if he ever heard what haooened to Dale Kussrow de said that he was now Sec of State and was making a tour of Russia with Arlene Huley who lS now a newspaper reporter also told us that Vetty Ann vaska is a lieutenant in the vaves We jumped in the car and were off again After a couple hou s steady driving we got DUHQPJ and stopced at a dlner rec ognized the two waltresses as Anne rey and Annette old They were odite busy so we merely ald hello after ating a lell lous meal I thought I would send Henrietta a telegram to make sure she woald be home The girl at the telegraph office was Harglret Styer. She asked me if I had heard that Jerry Evenson was with the Minnea polls Lakers She had heard this while watching Jim Lutzen s Sport Roundup on TV where Ray McIntyre was also adver+1s1ng Chesterfieldla Sincerely, Mary Lou Borchert Q Henrietta Dobosz . , , , , .H - . V 8.3 U ' K 1 ' ' , Q z- A O I 1 , .. . ' 5 , 1 E- . .., U . 'I J- . , I H . 4, ' f - .. u L 4 . . . 7 . , I Q 1 4 LJ -- O pr 1 , . y L. Fi A . al' e ,fi 3 a Q .A 4. - . . A ' . x . ' n I J ' I ' . . I . P' . - - D I I . . . N, . . 8 5 . I , W , , . O .J o V -I v 1 F ' 1 7 ' . , , - e V . . Q , . . , 1 1 n' , l ' -1 . I Z, ,Yvo :I - X - A ' T '1 ' ' A. 0 F J A - I A ' l sl K- Nl A S, , 'n v ' 1 I 4 J O il l 1 'W N l I l , .. -Z .., 1 J - o o - . . to meet her nuscand but seeln he was a minister it was hard to 1 9 , ! o o 'n a Q v . of .. . . 0 'I-' - . w - - - 1 I - A 'v . ' . vp' ' ' .. N - S . . Jn' V ' L V a o Q fy vs 1 5 Q u . . . .I . . . . lu - . In .,. 'J A . H - . . . ,W . . . y v J y 1 1 . 0 L ' . - , . g . . . , J . S v 1 a . 1 W 1 n , an v ' - V I . 'I - . .. Q I K o . e 9 l -L . A ' 1 U U ' . I - A - . we f-1 il' , . J EL - . Y - . Q of . T' Q ' . . We ' A ' ' W , . 1 , Y Q ' rs Q ' fl ' 1 A D 1 , ,, V .. . S I . , ' O 1 ' a l .1 J