Ellsworth High School - Hub Yearbook (Ellsworth, WI)

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Sen zor Prophecy You know I had the strange st dream last night' It was about my class the Semors of 1950 I seemed to see them all as 1960 will find them' I don't know if dreams come true or not what do you think? ? 'P I saw Councilman Jack Swanson at the Svea Town meeting With Mr Swanson as guest of honor was the distinguished Senator B S Quinn who has risen to great heights in politics Helen Janisch was in Washington D C serving as Mr Qu1nn's private secretary Then I saw Don Krause coaching his own pygmy basket ball team in South America It seems they wouldn't let him coach in this country he d1dn't want to go by the rules' Joy Seyforth was head trombomst for Spike Jones and his City Slickers Bonnie Bjornson and Beverly Marklevxts were livxng in a two family house both happily married There were so zrxany kids running around you couldn't tell the Mernmans from the Parmeters' Merlin Garl1d had become a successful mouthpiece for the underworld of Ellsworth He became proficient in such matters during those days spent 1h ball and chain ' in Ellsworth High' Vernon Allie was a very successful Doctor of Psychiatry For some unknown reason the greatest number of his patients were women Joe Klingensmith had a popular flow er shop in New York and he had done extremely well Violet Muhlhausen was his right hand helper It seemed Bernie Giebler had his own bowling alley in California and a large one thirty one alleys Betty Gipford had her own home bakery She was selling wonderful pies made with her own little hands Audrey Bloomstrand was chief operator at Pierres exclusive beauty salon in New York I saw Beverly ing for Daisy Mae in the comic strip You know Mary got her start 1n Ellsworth High School Carol King was running the most exclusive restaurant in Beldenville doing fine' Clair Hove was selling cars for the Hove garage Alice Gutting was the new owner and operator of the Ellsworth Farr Grounds Pavxlion fSt1ll there every Friday night' Arlene Wiskerchen was playing drums for Vernon's Orchestra famous in the Bay City area An outstanding Ellsworth farmer I recognized as Alfred Betterly on his eighty acres Lila Jean Kinneman was the wife of General Hobbs now stationed in Washington D C Mrs Dewayne Huber the former Millie I-Iulverson was a happy farmer's wife and mother of ten lovely boys Ralph Lindstrom had a large horse breeding ranch out West and was the owner of many famous racing horses Maxine Hines had a trucking business and was followmg in her father's footsteps She knows now that bookkeeping was good for her Elsie Sward was running a day nursery using Mr Fredr1ckson's technique for putting kids to sleep Shirley Swenson was head nurse of the Prescott hospztal and seemed very happy 1n her work She likes to talk to the inmates Vivian Anderson was runmng Riverside Roller Skating but it seemed she had lost some of her interest of late Dick Bjornson was a carpenter at F1sherman's Rest fixing chairs and part time bouncer at Tommy's Rosie Nelson was the most famous bubble dancer at the Alvin and 1S a great crowd drawer The secret of her suc cess is a bathing suit under the bubble Marlys Bohn was speaker of the House of Representatives first woman to achxeve this position Elroy Sanford was coachmg six man football for the El Paso Professional team Kathleen Geibler was touring the world in her new rocket ship and seeing the wonders of the world Mary Courtesy of Hove Bloomstrand Company ZZ . . . , . . Hanvelt married and living luxuriously in Mexico City. Mary Sheldrew was model- 1 1 ., Q u ' . . C . ,. n . 4 v a ,' . n . , . . 4 -

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Top T en Valedxctorman Joy and Salutatorxan Janxe Joy Seyforth Mary Jane Haessly B111 Qulnn Dorxs Eaton Joe K11ngensm1th M1lhe Hulverson Mary Ellen Kopp Arlene Wxskerchen Bonme Bjornson Courtesy of Hansons' Corner Cupboard Z1 . . . . . . . . 95 . . . . . 94 ' ' . .... . . . 94 ' .... . . . 94 Carol King ..... .... 9 Z ' ' . . . . . . 92 ' ' . . . . . 91 . . . . . . 91 ' . . . . . . 90 ' ' . . . . . . 90

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Ellen Kopp was assistant 'Geometry ' teacher in the University of Beldenville Jim Johnson was operating a dancing school called Carol and J1m's School of Popular Dances Miss Roberta Wider was the Marshall of Beldenville she d1dn't have a y trouble keeping track of the local boys there Bonnie and Ritchie Peterson had formed the Peterson's Perpetual Protective League I d1dn't quite get the reason for setting up of the League clouds seemed to block my vision Ronnie Anderson had just been named Mr Multiple Muscle Man of 1960 In Times Square I saw a sign Charity Kisses Under the sign were Juanita Parameter and Kathy Brookshaw busy as bees Bonita Young was a lady missionary 1n the South Sea Islands her biggest Job being to keep clothes on the natives It seems David Huber keeps setting fire to grass skirts Tom Sequin was the head of Elevated Shoes Company in Michigan And there was a Pond s girl named Frances Ortwerth in Woolworth's 5 and IOC modeling Pond's face cream Frances was happy to an nounce that she started her career when she was in high school at Ellsworth found Mari Raebel and Doris Altaffer engaged in teaching the Arthur Murray's Dance the hopefuls flying around the gym! Then through the haze I saw an imposing building inscribed Eaton's Escort Agency of River Falls Doris had left the management of the place to a fellow named Pachachek Donna Fleming was secre tary to the secretary of the under secretary of Camne Control Week of Bay City David Sobottka is now head of the United Mine Workers taking the place of the bo1s terous John L Lewis who kicked the bucket Neil Cady was Secretary of Agriculture in the Pres1dent's cabinet and he told me that Senator Quinn was the one who used his pull ' to get him the Job Gilbert Northey was head of salesmen's un1on they sell the Toni Gilbert got into the Toni business when in high school Mary Jane Haessly has now set up her own studio in River Falls and she colors pictures while Jerry works for her 1n the darkroom Helen Green had pulled down a great honor as the first Mayor of Tr1mbelle Brian Kirby who we hardly recognized in that red wig was playing the part of Father in the stage play L1fe With Father Well it was an lnterestlng dream anyway Courtesy of Finstad Implement Service Z3 . , , . . . . . . . . . 4 . n Q ., 1 1 1 ll ' ll. ' I ' ' ll . , ' II. .' . . . ,, . . Q 1 . . . I . , , . 6 Q ., - ' ' . I method. It seems Arthur himself visited one of the E. H. S. dances, and discovered ,, . -H . . . ,, , . . . .