Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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Class Prophecy It is a warm evening in June of the year 1956; the scene is at the Hansen Estate. Mr. Hansen is sitting out on the lawn thinking that it is about time Punky returned, when suddenly there is a whirl in the air and Punky pulls up in her autogiro. •'Gosh, Dad. says Punky. I hope I didn’t stay too latO. No. Dear, replies Daddy, But corr.e sit by me while I watch the sunset. The beautiful colors began to sink in the west and the scene is peaceful as Punky asks-------- Dad. what ever happened to that class of ’46?” Well. Punky. since I’ve retired I've often wondered what they are up to. Heard tell the other day that Bill Donohue is still in the Navy trying to mni.e admiral rates. Can't say ns I blame him. Admirals get gcod money after they’ve retired. I saw in the paper last night where Eugene Champlne just flew to Hawaii. I suppose he is still chasing the girls. I know he always was in school. Carpenter's store, you remember when they used to own it. Don't you Punky. well, that has been taken over by Eddie Sturzl and he is proving to put out quite a bit of competition. In the literary field Glenn Burger has just published his book. HOW TO BE A BACHELOR. From the critics. I hear it is a success. “Some of the '46 class are still living around town, though. I sec where Germaine Hoenig has given up her home on the north side to live in Riggsville. You know that place they call Siding One, well. Ardena Kendall is the new leader of the Siding One 4-H Boosters now. The love-life, so to speak, turned cut pretty much as I expected. Here it is ten years later and Helen Smith still hasn’t decided if its Kenny Juettcn or Dick DeNoble. I hope she makes up her mind soon. Bill Duff mnrried Marilyn Gieschen. They’re living up in this part of the country. I was talking to him the other day and he’s still threatening to quit peeling bolts: Just like in the spring of ’46. Darrel Deaton has gone to work on the Soo Line and Jane Burger finds it hard to wait until he comes home from work. Rosemarie Ceascr has traveled some distance from the old Alma Mater. You can find her up in Alaska; she must like the climate- or something!!: “I think that takes care of the romantic side of it. Punky. but there are still some members of the class left. I have heard that Mary Lu Hoffman has made good in the Philadelphia Harmonic Symphony Orchestra. Theresa Kalata and Betty Richard meet regularly to exchange bits of gossip at the Argonne Ladies Weekly Social. Guess Betty is the president of the club. I heard the other day how Jerry Plummer fell asleep on the train and it took him all the way across the states. So far he’s gotten back to Nebraska hitch-hiking. Your mother was saying wc should go see that movie Little but Lovable , starring Florence Stern. She sure got a good break in Hollywood. Well now take Ardyce Croncc, the famous New York Model, she was discovered by a model talent scout one day while drinking coke in Marsh’s Drug Store. Yet all the senior girls aren’t celebrities. Lorraine Sparks is private secretary in the “Get Your Man Perfume Factory, owned and operated by Bill Christenson. “Doris Padour is now a laboratory technician at some hospital in San Francisco. Don't know if its the job or the handsome doctor she likes best, but time will tell. Then there is the rumor that Bernard Sheldon is feverishly working on a new invention: he is going to call it the automobile. Of course, he was a little slow in school, wonder if he will get the patent rights? “Of course you know that Margaret Woodbury and Catherine Tupper arc reporters for the gossip column of the Forest Republican. Harriet Plummer has just been named Miss Wisconsin for 1 56. Elaine Ginzl has gone on a pleasure tour of the world. She is traveling incognito . Lydia Gumm is the proprietor of the Mademoisille La Gumm Beauty Salon in downtown New York. She has made quite a name for herself. By this time the sun dissapeared in the west and shadows are beginning to lengthen. Mrs. Hansen calls her family to dinner and Punky and Mr. Hansen both walk away deep in thought. 10

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CHS I.EKT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Me Million Vice President. DanaM Kincaid— President, Hetty Petrick Secretary and Treasurer. Under the faithful supervision of Mrs. O'Donnell and Mr. Elmer Donohue, the forty members of the junior class have led an eventful year. At the first class meeting the following officers were elected: Donald Kincaid, president; Lorraine McMillion, vice president; and Betty Petrick, secretary and treasurer. For three years the juniors have won first prize for having the best float in the homecoming parade. They are proud of their fin© record. It was a gala day for the juniors when their class rings arrived. Three juniors, Peggy Tallier. Lorraine McMillion. and Dorothy Christenson were the school's cheerleaders this year. They are to be congratulated for the vigor and pep which they added to our ball games. On May 3 the juniors gave a semi-formal spring dance for the seniors which proved to be the outstanding social event of the year. The gym was effectively decorated for the occasion. 12