Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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nJunior McKillion owns a group of hotels throughout the country, famous for their hostesses, who are also from the class of '50. Regina Benser is in the Waldorf of New York, Carol Lamond has taken over in Chicago and Anita Orlowicz in San Francisco. Edward Ginzl owns a gas station in Crandon, and is currently employing Jim Asbach as a gas tank--whoons, I mean as an attendant. Carol Fenske is the beautician at Crandon and Bonnie Van Cleve is her assistant. They spent their day off last week visiting Mary Jean Marvin at her home in Argonne. Bill Packard has just been chosen as one of the Toni Twins of I960. Guess which Twin has the ToniJ Ray Burger is chief illustrator of a large concern serving all the leading magazines of the country. Otto Nickols is the owner of the corporation• Charles Steagall and his wife, Alice Whitt, are leaving Annapolis, where he was Naval Commander, and moving back to Crandon to settle down. Burton Rathert, the famous brain surgeon, is now employed at the Mayo Clinic. Beatrice Randall took her sociology class on a tour of Bob Samz and Bill DuPour's Model Farm. Well, Bill, I guess that's all of them. Our old classmates have all done pretty well, haven't they? Surely have 2 1 Well, Pete, I guess I'd better be getting back to the business. Yeah, me too. See you around As the bovs part and walk down the street in opposite directions toward their respective offices, we, too, say fondly, THE CLASS OF 0 HAS DONE WELLJJ 13

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CLASS PROPHECY It’s a balmy afternoon in early June. Pete Samz, President of General Motors Corporation, is in the huge and magnificent Andrew Carnegie Memorial Library in New York, looking tnrough the Who's who in America. Suddenly he stops, turns back a page, and declares, Bob Rogers and Tom O'Donnell, as co-owners of the Squeal and Beef Packing Company. Well, well, who would have thought itl They were in the class of '50. That's right, Pete, we've all done well. Bill Leahyl Where'd you come from'.' From the next shelf. I mean--I was looking at books on the next 3helf and over-heard you. You know, of course, that my office is here in New York. Sure, I had heard you were making your millions as head of the All American Heel shoe corporation. Congratulations 111 Thanks, you haven't done so badly yourself, but what do you hear from the rest of the class? Mrs. Paul Briggs (she used to be Nona DeMars in the good old days) and her three little Brigg3' went on a long trip just recently, free train fare, of course. Rosemary Grandine is head of the Evolution Theory Society of America. Marvin Roberts and Celeste Palmer have finally tied the knot and are settling down in Hiles. He is the science teacher at Crandon High School. Shirley Antonuk is personal secretary to the President of the United States. (The Democrats are still in power, Mr. Koppi) Ruth Netzel, author of several best sellers, is in Alaska visiting Lieutenant Delores Gryczkowski of the Women's Air Force, and putting the finishing touches on her latest book, Crusade for Democracy in our Scnools. 30b Case has just been awarded the Best Basketball Player of the Century medal. A great honor, indeedJ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kerr (the former Lois Jean Jackson) are moving to Madison where he will take over his duties as head of the Wisconsin University. As Bill stops to catch his breath, Pete takes over. Yes, and Virginia Fulk gave up and excellent position as private secretary to Miss Sharon, (Virginia Sharon) head of the Sharon's Modeling Agency, to go to Hollywood. She is now the Lana Turner of i960. Jerry Kopp has taken over his father's position as history teacher. Ray Mattson is game warden, and Sheriff John Baumgartner has just arrested him for poaching off the reserve. Arlynn Kline, who is head of the State Traffic Patrol, has just reviewed the case of Ken Morrison, who was caught running to get to his office at the In and Cut Information Bureau on time. Otto Thomaschefsky has just employed Whiskey Anderson as chief bartender in his Seven Aces Nite Club. Alda King and Geneva Elam, the famous Gold Dust Twins of Tin Pan Alley are currently being featured there. Mildred Kegley never has any worries about riot receiving mail promptly from her sister-in-law, formerly Dorothy Waite, because her husband still runs the mail truck. Garner Oettinger, who has replaced Einstein as the greatest scientist in history, has just hired Donald Kott as his left-hand assistant scientist. Reuben Dorau is now sole owner of Himes Lumber and Coal Company. He has emoloyed Florence Jaeger as his private secretary. Oh, Bill interrupts, Loyal Abney, owner of the Horsey Horse Academy, is giving a big rodeo in which he features those two famous sinking cowboys and his former classmates, Bob Ritcnie and Jim Palmer. 12

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class, being of fairly sound mind, do hereby declare our last will and testament. I, Virginia Sharon, leave my naturally blond hair to Clarice Ritchie. I, Dick Kerr, leave my shy modesty to Wayne Conn. I, Bob Case, will my height and basketball ability to Mark Bushman. I, Celeste Palmer, will my study habits and quiet voice to Douglas Champine. I, Jerry Kopp, leave my sports discussions to Vernon Jesse. We, Florence Jaeger, Mildred Kegley, and Dorothy Waite, leave our chats in the study hall to Betty Fulk and Bernice V aidon. I, Bob Samz, will my study hall naps to Claude Barker. I, Bill DuFour, leave Bookkeeping with a sigh of relief. I, Anita Orlowicz, leave my forensic ability to Margaret Ball. I, Garner Oettinger, leave my corny jokes to Merlyn Cottrell. I, Ruth Netzel, leave my slacks to Georgine Palmer. I, Delores Gryczkowski, leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Matthews to my brother Joe. Y e, Ken Morrison, Otto Thomaschefsky, Reuben Dorau, Ed Ginzl, and Jim Asbach, leave the school for good. I, Loyal Abney, leave Barbara Samz, but not if I can help it. I, Charles Steagall, leave my perfect attendance record to Alice Whitt. I, Arlynn Kline, will my size and position on the football team to Bert Wilson. I, Raymond Burger, will my shy, quiet manner to Gary Bradley. I, Pete Samz, will my curly hair to Richard Nemec. We, Shirley Antonuk and Rosemary Grandine, leave our correct answers in American History to Art Plummer and Rusty Thomaschefsky. We, Bill Packard and Alda King, leave our Tonis to Wilma Woodbury and Carolyn King. We, Herman Anderson, James Palmer, and Donald Kott, leave our lack of interest in the girls to Vern Kincaid, Ray Stevens and Don Lewis. I, Bill Leahy, leave my smile to Boris Karloff. We, Ray Mattson, Marvin Roberts, and John Baumgartner, leave our fights on the bus to Don Roberts, Glen Votis, and Jack Antonuk. I, Art McMillion, will my trips to Laona to Udella Perry. I, Tom O’Donnell, leave English, heartbroken. We, Regina Benser, Virginia Fulk, Lois Jean Jackson, Mary Jean Marvin, Carol Lamond, and Geneva Elam, leave our conversations in class to all the girls in school (there's plenty of talk for all of them). I, Nona DeMars, leave my attractions in Monico to Shirley Steagall. I, Burton Rathert, will my history tests to Mr. Kopp. I, Bob Ritchie, leave my guitar to Garth Skidmore. Y e, Bob Rogers and Otto. Nickols, leave Sociology class with no regrets. I, Carol Fenske, leave school and consider It a blessing. I, Bonnie Van Cleve, leave my good times in study hall to the study hall teachers. I, Beatrice Randall, will my brilliant sociology discussions to any sophomore who wants them. To the Juniors, we leave the privilege of being next year's dignified Seniors. To the Sophomores, we leave our dignity and poise, and the victory of next year's class tournament. To the Freshmen, we leave three more years of study, and the privilege of domineering next year's Freshmen. To the faculty------we leave]