Ellsworth High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellsworth, IA)

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Hortenza Heeren Hortense I'm about as fit as a fizzlef' GLEE CLUB, '44. '45, '46 OPERETTA, '44 JUNIOR PLAY. '45 SENIOR PLAY, '46 MIXED CHORUS. '46 LIBRARIAN. '46 BIRTHDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1928 Jean Caruth Jeanie When I'm good, I'ln very good and when I'm had-I'm better. GLEE CLUB. '43. '44. '45, '46 BAND, '43, '44, '45, '46 MIXED CHORUS. '43. '44, '46 OPERETTA, '43, '44 BASKETBALL. '44, '46 LIBRARIAN. '43 JUNIOR PLAY, '45 SENIOR PLAY. '46 BIRTHDAY, NOVEMBER B, 1928 James Ryan Jim He has il difficulty for every solution. BASEBALL. '43, '44. '45, '46 BAND, '43, '44, '45, '46 MIXED CHORUS, '43. '45. '46 VICE PRESIDE-NT. '44, '45 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, '44, '45 BASKETBALL MANAGER. '44 CLASS TREASURER. '45 MIXED QUARTET, '44 BOYS' QUARTET. '43 SENIOR PLAY. '46 BASKETBALL, '45 BIRTHDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1928 Richard Amundson Dick Give him an inch-and he thinks he's ll ruler. BAND, '43, '44, '45, '46 MIXED CHORUS. '43 '46 JUNIOR PLAY. '44 SENIOR PLAY, '46 BIRTHDAY, JANUARY 18. 1929 11 S: Q I -ZA I..

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Xl Q ,gf i f lg-,N Helen Weidner She has poise----thc art 0 Dory f raising 0ne's eyebrows in- stead of the roof. GLEE CLUB '43, '44, '45, '46 MIXED CHORUS. '45, '46 JUNIOR PLAY. '45 OPERETTA, '44 SENIOR PLAY, '46 BIRTHDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1927 G6 11 Loa Dell Twedt Blondie I feel tired far into the future. GLEE CLUB. '43, '44, '45, '46 MIXED CHORUS, '43, '45, '46 SEXTETTE, '43. '44, '46 OPERETTA, '44 CECILLIANS, '45 JUNIOR PLAY. '45 SENIOR PLAY, '46 BASKETBALL MANAGER, '46 BIRTHDAY, APRIL 18, 1928 Ruth Hanson R uthie She's full of Vim, X72lI',Q1l, and Vitality. GLEE CLUB. '43, '44, '45, '46 BAND, '43, '44, '45, '46 BASKETBALL. '44, '45, '46 MIXED CHORUS. '43, '45, '46 CLASS SECRETARY, '45, '46 SEXTETTE, '46 CECILLIANS. '46 MUSIC CONTEST, '45 STUDENT COUNCIL. '43 ASSISTANT EDITOR OF' ANNUAL. '45 OPERETTA, '44 GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT. '46 JUNIOR PLAY. '45 SENIOR PLAY. '46 BIRTHDAY. JULY 10, 1928 10

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Class iDI'OPi1eCy In the year 1956 A. D. a neatly dressed young woman was seen strolling down Sacramento Boulevard in Chicago when she stopped and suddenly exclaimed, NVhy, Dick Amundson, what are you doing in Chicago?,' It .took a few seconds for him to recognize his old school mate, Helen WVeidner. VVhy hello, Helen. I haven't seen you since 1946. In answer to your question of what I'm doing here-I live here. I have an orchestra of my own and am playing at the Edgewater Beach Hotel under the profes- sional name of Kay Kirkwood. But tell me what you are doing here? Well, I live here, too. I am a secretary at Marshall Field's. Have you seen any of the other kids that were in our class?,' Yes, Ruth Hanson sings with my orchestra under the name of Darlene O'Shay. Why donit you come and have lunch with Ruth and me. Oh, that would be swell. They walked into an extravagant cafe called The Brown Derby. When they entered who should they see but .lean Caruth. She was a waitress there in the Cafe. After a nice ehat over their lunch they all decided they would go roller skating. They found the best skating rink around. The name of it was, Rolling Palace of Chicago. They decided to really have some fun. Inside they found Virginia Berg who owned the rink, and Freda Ward, her skate girl. Virginia was still as tiny. They were having a swell time until Ruth fell and hurt her leg. They did not know how badly she had hurt it so they carried her to the car and drove to a doetor's office. They came up to a very nice building and on the window it said, Dr, Ryan. Of course they did not imagine it was their old classmate and wisecraeker. They found out that it was. There he stood in his white shirt. They helped Ruth into his office and he called in his nurse. It was none other than Maxine Kallem, just as short and with the same pug nose. Jim told Ruth that it was nothing more than a sprained ankle. 12