East Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (East Troy, WI)

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Dear Vic: dass How are you coming on our project? I've located many more since I last wrote. The other day I ran right into Pam Wise. She's a big promoter for Palmolive Soap Facial. We had dinner at jack Gillihan's Nite Club where Helene Peck, Pat Walwrath and Mary Littlejohn work as waitresses. Karen Moeller is the singing sensation and Brian Kelly's Dance Combo plays there quite often. Brian tells us that Bill Rossmiller is a professor at Yale. jack told us that Chester Sokolowski, jim Keats, and Don MacKenzie all have large farms near East Troy. He also told us that Chuck Theesfeld is happily married and has seven children. Helene told us that Harvey Peck and jack Dunham are helping on the construction of a new addition to East Troy High School where Diane Pellowski, Doris Merry, and Suzette Wilcott are teaching. Pam has recently taken a world wide trip and has come in contact with quite a few more former classmates. She tells me that Ron Siemers and Ernie Stallman are hunting Elk in northern Siberia. Darrell Healey has won the title of Eifel Tower Sitter in Paris. Roger Crain and Peter Fons are judging beauty contests in Africa. They told Pam that Richard Hauser is running the films at MGM for Cathie Hardake-r's latest movie. David Titus was engineer on Pam's train in the states. He told her that Richard jablonski and Ken McFarlane are flying through the wild blue. I had my hair done yesterday by my beauticians Cathy D'Amico and Cheryl Bol- ster. They told me that Judy Gregg is a dance instructor at Arthur Murray Studios. Hoping to hear from vou soon. P. S. Come up for the week-end and bring the kids! Dyan Wiedenheft Dear Dyan: I received a letter from Marge Walbrant yesterday. She's giving trampoline demonstrations on the streets of Madrid. She also said that Peggy Greinert and Larry Koeppen are happily married. Larry said that Bill Katke won an award for his latest chemical discovery. . .flubber. Ron Placzek runs a big factory here in town where jane Walters, Lynda Anderson and Pat Anderson are secretaries. jane told me that Nancy Spaight is the Spanish interpreter in the U.N. Building. In the lobby of Ron's office is an oil painting done by Betsy McCarthy with which she Won Painting of the Year award. Ron told me that Tom Wilcox has just published his latest cartoon book Wilcox Weirdos . Karen Luckman just finished filming a movie in Mexico with her co-star Bob Szmanda. Their producer, Phil Adsit is making a mint of money. Bob tells me that Ken. Box shot off his toe during combat training and was rushed to the hospital by jay Anderson. While there, his nurses were Marilyn Anderson, Nancy Kretschemer, and Shirley Holtzheimer. Marilyn told me that she and her husband had recently stayed at Helmstetter's Hotel managed by Bill. He has a very capable staff under him including Karin and Althea Koegel, David Lawlor and Claire Roeker also work there as bell hops. I saw congressman Roger Williams last week. He was talking with Dave Schmidt in the barber shop while jesse Meier was giving him a hair cut. I also found out that Earl Kulzick is very successful in the business field. He has many secretaries under him including Paulette Stollenwerk and Mary MacKenzie. Mary Kay told me that Paul Ebert won a photography contest with a picture of Olympic Champion jay Lentzner in action. Dave Fox and Allen Knepel are race car drivers and they told me that Ken Bork and Terry Hempel each own and operate tracks. Well Dyan, I think this makes our project complete, just imagine, ten years ago We were in high school. We'll be seeing you this week-end. Vicky Krubert 7

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Clnsswzllf We the class of 1962 being of sound mind and body---fwe hopeJ---do hereby bequeath the followingg To the faculty we bequeath our timid ways that have endeared us to them during our stay here. To the ambi- tious juniors we leave the 11qE profit we made on our Prom last year. To the sophomores we leave all our happy memories of those important occasions still awaiting them. To the freshmen we leave all our precious doo-deds such asg slightly used shotputs, cardboard fish, and hamburgers with the works. In addition to the above generous giftsg Phil Adsit - leaves his witty remarks to Lynn Scheel. Jay Anderson - leaves for greater things. Lynda Anderson - leaves with the same class ring she came with. Marilyn Ander- son - leaves for nursing school. Pat Anderson - leaves her typing ability to Mr. Hanneman. Cheryl Bolster - leaves her gay manner to anyone who likes to have fun. Ken Bork - leaves with a sigh of relief. Ken Bork - leaves his Nash in the trash. Roger Crain - leaves junior girls, reluctantly. Cathy D'Amico - leaves her hair color to Kay Kirkland. Jack Dunham - just leaves. Paul Ebert - leaves some used flashbulbs to Randy Schmidt. Peter Fons - leaves for Mukwonago. David Fox - leaves his nickname to Milton Berle. Jack Gilli- han - leaves his hair do to Rob Von Rueden. Judy Gregg - leaves her dancing ability to the freshman boys. Peggy Greinert - leaves her crown to whoever manages to catch Tom Lock. Cathie Hardaker - leaves her speaking ability to Susie Krubert. Richard Hauser - leaves his movie projector techniques to Warner Bros. Darrell Healey - leaves for Hawaii. Bill Helmstetter - leaves his prize peonies to Mrs. Redman. Terry Hempel leaves his Corvair to Mr. Bowe. Shirley Hqltzheimer - leaves her quiet ways to the thankful teachers. Bill Katke - leaves his electronic brain to the Science Dept. Jim Keats - leaves his shy smile to Jo Scheel. Brian Kelly - leaves his last name to Mr. Bowe's littlest cheerleader. Allen Knepel - leaves his many jobs to any two other kinds who want them. Athea Koegel - leaves her trampoline techniques to Audrey Stoddard. Karin Koegel - leaves her accident proneness to anyone. Larry Koeppen - leaves his friendly hola to Ken Weileder. Nancy Kretschmer - leaves the F. H.A. searching for a new leader. Victoria Krubert - leaves her heart in Belvidere. Earl Kulzick - leaves with many friends. David Lawlor - leaves his battle scars to the next guard on the football team. Jay Lentzner - leaves his ability to write themes to Gary Kornhoff. Mary Littlejohn - leaves her pleasant smile and friendly manner to every- one. Karen Luckman - leaves her homecoming problems to next year's queen. Don MacKenzie - leaves his driving ability to Roger Ward. Mary Kay MacKenzie - leaves her long hair to Judy Hall. Betsy Mc- Carthy - leaves her father's car to her father. Ken McFarlane - leaves in a cloud of smoke. Jess Meier - leaves his accordion to the Music Dept. Doris Merry - leaves her book on 100 ways to boil water to the Freshman Home EC. Class. Karen Moeller - leaves her soprano voice to Scott Kingzett. Harvey Peck - leaves his class ring to a certain sophomore. Helene Peck - leaves her shy ways to Clara Bressler. Diane Pellowski - leaves her nickname to Mr. Bowe's first son. Ronnie Placzek - leaves Annie to Dannie. Clair Roeker - leaves his punting toe to Mike Sievers. Bill Rossmiller - leaves his square dancing talents to Glenn Williams. David Schmidt - leaves his friendliness to his brother. Ron Siemers - leaves his flattop to shorty Healey. Chester Sokolowski - leaves his skill at winning elections to the next student body presi- dent. Nancy Spaight - leaves the Spanish tapes to Fats. Ernie Stallman - leaves his talents with a ham- mer to the Jr. Class Prom Committee. Paulette Stollenwerk - leaves her used typing eraser to Dixie Dancker. Bob Szmanda - leaves his six-way speaker system to Tom Brehm. Charles Theesfeld - leaves his paint spattered car to the high school. David Titus - leaves his shotput to Arline Posekany. Margi Walbrant - leaves her dark room techniques to Dick Flintrop. Pat Walwrath - leaves her giggle to Jeanne Katzman. Jane Walters - leaves the mumps to Marcia. Dyan Wiedenheft - leaves her cheer- leading skirt to be repaired. Suzette Wilcott - leaves Spanish II to Kathy Schultz. Tom Wilcox - leaves his paints and brush to Jean Thomas. Roger Williams - leaves his ag. know how to someone who doesn't know how. Pam Wise - leaves to see the world.