Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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prophesy , up up. The year is 196$ and the place Is a rocket ship speeding to the moon. Inside are thirty-eight people. Listen-----they talking. Gary Bradley, a member of the graduating class of '53 from old C.H.S., notices an old pal Jim Lambie. Hello, Jim, I didn't know you were going to the moon too. How are you? Gary says. When Jim recognizes his friend Gary, he says, Hi there Gary. Yes, I'm going to the moon to speculate on some new timber they're harvesting. I hear they have some good looking trees up there. Gary speaks, Weill Here's the rest of our class of '53. Have they all accomplished what they planned when they graduated? Jim: Let's pass the time by telling what each has done on earth since we graduated in '53 Darlene Bartz was chosen homecoming queen of the Spaggetti Bowl at Frozen Custard, Alaska in i960. Glenn Votis has ju3t graduated from college. Seems he had the same trouble in college as in high school. Philip Knoke is now working up in Greenland as a spy because the snow is a perfect camouflage with his white hair. Jim Lambie is now out in California cutting giant redwoods. He has the record of smashing the most trucks over the smallest number of years. Jeannette Lewis, after being in Hollywood for two years, is staring In a picture with Marilyn Monroe. She is now a free woman again after her third unsuccessful marriage. Patty Lutternan, while studying nursing, has just made a great discovery. How to Save Collarbones. This has taken extensive study and experience. Tom Mllhako Is now teaching Shgllsh at a large University. His most apt student is Miss Bowden. Marilyn Mountain has just discovered that she is related to the late Leonardo DeVinci. Joyce Nomec is the only woman jockey riding a horse in the Kentucky Derby. She has entered and is riding her own horse, Mogan David. I mean Mr. Morgan. Roberta Netzel was recently asked to play with the Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall but sho had to decline because of a previous engagement. She was playing for a party at the Hiles townhall. Ralph Nuernberg was given on award for his graceful ballet dancing in the latest musical Odo to a Swan . It is now being shown at Crandon, ftabeno, and Laona through the Rivers Theatre Corporation. Evelyn Prusinski is now over in Japan where sho can be near the armed forces. She also has done some traveling in her nativeland Ireland recently. Gary Bradley has changed his name for his latest picture I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen to Valentino Bradley. Jack Burger has now taken Laurance Olivier's place in England as the greatest Shakespearian actor of all times. Ho is noted for his many facial expressions. Karl Case now has the position as manager of the Globe Trotters. They have been winning games all over the world. Shirley Christensen is now a Powers model in New York. She Is now working with Gerry Geissel. Gerry has won world wide fame for her long hair do. Martha Conley is now a current model for the popular shampoo advertisement To Bring Out the Red in Your Hair. Roger Cronce is now taking over Mr. Kobin's position as coach of old C.H.S. Kay Dorau has become business manager at Conners Lumber (c Supply Co. She has recently been competing with Himes Co. for a lumber sale. June Jaeger has Just left on the ship United States for Africa where she will Join her husband. They are hunting the famous missing link. Ramona Jameson was awarded an honor recently for her expressive features. She gave a lecture on correct usage of eyes in all situations. Joanne and Billy Keeker and Arietta and Bobby Keeker are the famous rope walkers with the Barnura and Baily Circus. The little Keekers wi getting into the act soon. Miss Fern Montgomery and Jean Johnson have devoted their future to career: dress-making and designing. (Continued on page I4.I)

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 Q las We, the Senior Class of 1953 do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament: I, Dick Roberts, will my good marks in deportment to Betty Sjoquist. I, Janette Weber, will my quiet ways to Jackie Skidmore. I, Philip Knoke, will leave for Florida I, Jim Lamble, will my beast build to John Grandine. I, Jean Walker, will my ability to sit still in study hall to Ella Andrews. I, Nola Wagoner, wLll my letter writing to Georgia to Barbara Fraley. I, Kay Dorau, will my lively weekends to Dale Stein. I, Jack Burger, will my good behavior to Larry Roberts. I, Bill Schultz, will all the girls to lover boy Jack Keefe. I, Bobby Keeker, will my blond, wsvey hair to Harry Baumgartner. I, Bill Keeker, will my height to Garlsnd Wagoner. I, Gary Bradley, wish to will the will that 1 have willingly willed to my brother Brent, so he may will the will next year willingly. I, Tom Mihalko, will my scholastic standings to Jerry Scholock. I, Roger Cronce, will my Job as manager of sports to John Jesse. I, Joan Johnson, will leave---------------with pleasure! I, Karl Case, will my colorful nickname to Jim Bartz. I, Gerry Geissel, will my good times on the Hiles bus to anyone who wants 'em. I, Fern Montgomery, will my school attendence to James Holford. I,-Glen Votis, leave school but not Alice Marshall. I, Arietta Wagoner, will my good times in high school to Garland Wagoner and Myrna Weber. I, Evelyn Prusinski, will my quiet ways and manners to Jerry Pfieffer and Marvin Geissel. I, Bert Wilson, will my A typing papers to Charles Theil. I, Roberta Netzel, will my job as accompanist for the chorus to Brian Cundiff. I, Joanne Mullins, will my ability to participate in Physical Education to Sharon Pitts. I, June Jaeger, will my ability to get along with the teachers to my sister Carol. I, Carol Spencer, will my frequent trips to Laona to Rita Montgomery. I, Ralph Nuernberg, will the back seat of my l|.l Plymouth to Bill Brig.iam. I, Darlene Bartz, will ray long legs to Jerry Pfieffer. I, Shirley Christensen, will my Job as typist for Mr. Abney to Eary Davis. I, Martha Conley, will my friendly personality to June Pitts. I, Joy Steele, will my deep voice to Loretta Samz. I, Mary Short, will my quiet ways to the girls in chorus. I, Ramona Jameson, will my ability to filibuster to anyone who thinks they can keep up my excellent record. I, Joyce Nemec, will my sfter school chats with Miss Rynda to Ada Perry. I, Mary Ann Samz, will my natural blond hair to Rosemary Jahn. I, Marilyn Mountain, will my trips to Mole Lake to Jim Voras. I, Jeanette Lewis, will my bashfulness to Alois Bukovic. I, Patty Lutterman, will my Physical Education clothes to the Junior girls. 11

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