Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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CHS Class Prophecy It is Sunday night. In early summer, May 22, 1955, to be exact, when Gale Jaeger saunters into the room. Ho has just finished looking over his 1,000 acre farm, checked hts balance book and found that the profits are rolling in. With a satisfied grin on his face, and his mind at ease, he sinks into the huge chair beside the radio. Gale absent mindly snaps on the radio and lo and behold, this is what ho hears; This is the Jergens Journal with Walter Winchell. presenting up to the minute nov s from everywhere. Flash! Border to border, coast to coast! By the way of the high seas. Admiral Richard Marsh has been appointed Secretary of Navy. Patricia Flannery, noted illustrator for Redbook magazine has just announced that she will resign her position to marry the General Manager. Francis Gambill, president of Gambill Brewery and Distilling Company, has invented a new type beer glass, which simplifies blowing the foam off the beer. The Stork Club, New York, will present it to the public within a few weeks. Joy Yocum, book reviewer, suggests that all men read the latest book “Brawn Versus Brain written and published by James Kitzinger. The Perfection Beauty Salon in Chicago burned to the ground last night. No one was killed nor injured in the blaze. The co-owners, Jane Tyler. Helen Cry, and Shirley Wclrcth are net a bit fazed, however; and will rebuild more spacious headquarters on a new site, probcbly beside the Aubol-DeHart Hotel. And now, a brief glimpse at the fashion front. Delores Wald, designer of fashions featured in Madamoisille will present the winners award in the amateur designing contest to Ruin Jcmes cf Hiles, Wisconsin. Jane Hoffman, designer of women's shce3. has perfected “the heel that won't run over.'' The “Rythmn Step Shoes will feature them within a few months. The final decision of the big business men of New York has just come in. They unanimously voted Dorothy Bazille as the “secretary I'd like most to have private conferences with.” Marion Shields, the red-haired Powers model, has recently announced that she will marry John Kruse, Mayor of Riggsville, this June. Henry Ritchie has sold his Beverly Hills home to Rhoda Flannery and will move to Alaska to answer the call of the Matanuska Valley. Rhoda Flannery, by the way, is the newest 'pin up girl and has just signed a contract with Paramount. She will replace Dorothy Lamour, who retired a few years ago. Reuben Petnck, editor of the New York Times, is still missing. Melvin Johnson is rapidly picking up clues from participants in the nation-wide search. Petrick was last seen near the Dick Dixon resort near Three Lakes, Marjorie Netzel, has just returned from London, where she made public appearances with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Nurses. Doris Bushweiler, Mary Steele, and Valeria Wojtecki have finished their final experimentation test on orfopium. This serum, when injected into the students who have contracted spring fever, will bring about a direct change in the attitude of the patient. Teachers, Betty Ginter and Myrtle Packard tried the serum and received excellent results. The pupils not only whizzed through their work on a balmy spring day; but reported back to the teachers seeking longer assignments. (Quiz kids, no doubt!) The newest Broadway hit BACON FOR BREAKFAST written by Doris Woline; directed by Mildred Netzel, and starring Rose Marie Kugel. will go on the road this summer. Next year it will be filmed by M. G. M. Studios. The entire play takes place at a summer resort, and the M. G. M. Studios will ship their equipment to the Bill Cook Resort on Pickerel Lake, which has been picked as fhe ideal setting. In her latest poem, LaVeme Schmidt introduces the new word borange which is a meat casserole cooked up by her husband in his little model kitchenette. It has been named borange so that poets will have something to rhyme with orange. This is Walter Winchell. your New York correspondent, who leaves you now with this pleasant thought: If we were all as happily married as Audrey King, this would indeed be a happy world. 22

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CHS Calendar 1944 -1945 SEPTEMBER 5. Hurray (?) School starts. 8. Election of Class Officers. 23. First football game of the season. Tomahawk 6 - Crandon 13. 30. Football game at Goodman. Goodman 33 • Crandon 7. OCTOBER 3. Diptheria immunization. General complaint over sore arms. 7. Homecoming Game. What a paradel What a game! What a dance! Minocqua 7 -Crandon 12. 12. Wonder how that picture of Betty Grable got up in the Chemistry room! 13. Freshman Party. Friday the 13th. 14. Football game at Eagle River. Eagle River 0 - Crandon 13. 20. Football game at Wabeno. Wabeno 25 - Crandon 0. 28. Football game at Crandon. Laona 25 - Crandon 19. NOVEMBER 3. Senior Carnival- A good time was had by all. 7. First non-conference basketball game at Three Lakes. Three Lakes 35 Crandon 27. 10. Basketball game here. Eagle River 14 - Crandon 28. 14. Basketball game at Elcho. Elcho IS - Crandon 30. 15. Senior Class Play. Miss Jimmy. Went over with a bang. 17. Basketball game at Eagle River. Eagle River 28 - Crandon 35. 20. Basketball game here. Elcho 13 - Crandon 35. 23-24. Thanksgiving vacation. One day to eat; one to recuperate. 28. James Kitzinger of Milwaukee joins the Seniors. DECEMBER 1. First conference basketball game here. Wabeno 24 - Crandon 28. 8. Civil war against typing in the assembly. Remember. Doc? 15. Basketball game at Laona. Laona 19 - Crandon 18 (we wuz gypped.) 20. Melvin Johnson leaves. Our loss is the Army's gain. 22. Basketball game at Goodman. Goodman 32 - Crandon 26 25. Christmas vacation starts on Christmas Day? JANUARY 8. After two wonderful weeks—back to the old grind. 9. Senior Class Day—Senior pictures and class pictures. The Seniors were dressed to kill and the photographer almost died! 12. Basketball game here. White Lake 40 - Crandon 20. 23