Ellsworth High School - Hub Yearbook (Ellsworth, WI)

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Class Song Tune We Just Couldn't Say Goo bye We knew that school was over That we were really through We sa1d we d1dn't care much That we'd beg1n anew And you can all belleve us We re st1ll 1ntend1n' to But 1t's so hard to say good bye The books and desks and lockers They broke r1ght down and crled The wlndows started calhng For us to come 1ns1de We ll tell you conf1dent1ally But we just had to say good bye The clocks were strlklng four o'cloek They smxled on us below Twlth outstretched hands they seemed to say We ll m1ss you when you go But we'l1come back to see her And look around once xnore Remernberxng games and part1es And fun at every door And we re not very happy Although we knew before That we d just have to say Good bye Courtesy of Wxberg Federated Store 24 4' - ll dh lv, I ' ' ' The tears were hard to hide, I1 I ' ll I I ' ll - . I1

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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 . . . ,, , . . . .

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Sen zor Class Wzll We the Sen1ors of E H S real1z1ng that we are about to pass from thls world school 1nto a greater l1fe do hereby leave our last w1ll and testament T the Class of '51 we leave The Sp1r1t of the Hub To the Sophomores we leave our studlous ways To the Freshmen our good w1ll and fnendlxne ss The followmg Semors w1sh to leave some of thelr cherxshed nghts and possessions to the xndxcated benef1cxar1es Vernon Allxe leaves Shxrley Huppert 1n school for another year Dons Altaffer wmlls her long blonde ha1r to Manlyn Oberg Ronme Anderson wxlls h1s shy qumet ways to Sal Holden V1v1an Anderson leaves her roller skatmng ab1l1ty to anyone else whose xntere st IS Red Wmg Alfred Betterly w1lls hxs knowledge of agrxculture to P1lls N1lssen Bonme Bjornson and Beverly Marklevlts won't leave themr sparklers to anyone Dlck Bjornson wxlls h1s curly halr to Wxnton Johnson Audrey Bloomstrand wllls her wntten excuses to anyone else who can get by w1th them Marlys Bohn wxlls her fnendly ways to Norma Place Katlue Brookshaw leaves her ' lost week ends to Eunlce Klmgensmath Nell Cady w1lls has znte rest 1n bookkeepmg to anyone who IS foohsh enough to take It next year Dons Eaton wxlls the thrxll of bemng Homecomlng Queen to next year's re1gn1ng beauty Donna Flemxng leaves her A's to Jack Doyle to make certaxn he won't forget what they look l1ke Merlm Garl1d wmlls hzs self confmdence to D1z McConnell and hms rruddle name Benome to anyone wxth the hrst name Fuller! Bernard Gxebler wzlls hxs energy and ambmtxon to Donna Coblan Kathleen Giebler leaves her expenence as waitress to Mary Beebe Betty Glpford wmlls her stubbornness to Carol De1ss Ahce Guttmg wzlls hex' earrxngs and low cut dresses to her sxster Rosemary Mary Jane Haessly wxlls her partxcxpatxon in school events to Martha Wzberg Beverly Hanvelt walls her small stature to Waldo Bostrom Maxxne Hmes wzlls her late hours to Bernadme Wussler Clazr Hove leaves has perfect attendance to Marvm Larson David Huber wzlls his abxlxty to sleep during class to anyone else who can get by wxth Milhcent Hulverson wxlls her way with the Hubers to Delores Hmes Helen Jamsch wllls her notes to Bill to anyone else who's young and foohsh James Johnson wills h1s way with the Red Wxng glrls to Snooks Gilbertson Carol K1ng wills her pleasing personality to Janet Gerdes Lila Jean Kmnneman wills her piano playmg ab1l1ty to Lave rna Saueresszg Brxan Kirby just leaves thank goodness! Joe Klxngensmnth leaves his daslung ways with women to Jim Gxlbertson Mary Ellen Kopp leaves her appendicitis operatmon to anyone who likes make up work Donald Krause won't wxll Janet to anyone Ralph Lzndstrom leaves his initials on the study hall desk to Melvxn Courtesy of Larsons' Red and Whnte Store Z5 , ' ' . . . , ' ' ' -of- . ' . ,. . . . . H . . 1 . , 4 a I a I - Q , 1 it.