Ellsworth High School - Hub Yearbook (Ellsworth, WI)

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JoAnn Eastman not bright as the sun But a master rn the art of chewing gum Lors Eaton a swell lrttle gal To everyone rn E H S rs a great pal Drck Fetzer so short and quiet Has never been known to cause a rrot Dorothy Flynn a friendly miss Is very used to a good night krss John Glumske doesn t abide by the rule He will rnsrst upon skipping school Roy Gotzman s brow rsn t lrned from worry School work can be late there s no hurry Ournton Harding a breaker of hearts This rs one of hrs manly arts Vera Hanson s winning manners and sweet ace Wrll win her friends rn any place Lester Herse unmoved by smile or curls He pays attention but not to grrls Beverly Hrnck our Sno Ball Queen Wrth a smrle rs always seen She s never afraid to speak her rnrnd Jack Hines happy and gay Really has fun down Esdarle way Leroy Hines rs quret and shy But we all thrnk he rs a pretty nrce guy In school day Dick Hoops was quiet but et He s one of our Seniors we cannot forget Look Warren Hortenbach over he s some a Always happy and never sad Don llove rn hrs Chevre passes by He never leaves Mera home to cry Eldon Huber with hrs lot content Would rather be a farmer than president lxlarlrn lluppert a wonderful wrt Is always known to prrt rn hrs brt Courtesx of LAINE HOTEL, DR, HJSMO EC,KERSbHOE SHOP and the BIIN lRAlxKLIIN I I 0 . , . D - - - f l Geraldine Hines is admired by all mankind, A ' Y . , ' l dy 4, Z V - 1 . 1 4 n - ' 1 ' r V

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class poem Twas the nrght before C ommencement And all through the towm The semors were struggllng Each to don cap and gown The fathers were anxrous The grandmas were too The n'others just srghed And felt sort of blue The gurls lookrng solemn The boys lookrng proud They march tn formatron And parade for the crowd Let s s1t and admtre the A As they pass by our seat For these frfty fourers Are hard ones to beat Bert Aaby never feels better Than when he s readrng Edlth s ast letter Lee Anderson quret and shy But out of school My Oh My Clark Batho a genrus IS he To JoAnne Eastman true he wrll ever Larry Bauer a dream man of glrls Has Audrey Kane s heart rn a whrrl Evonne Beastrom so pretty and sweet Is the kmd of gtrl we all lrke to meet Donna Bostrom so reserved and tall Is one who wrll be remembered by all Mary Buck ts blond and dashlng What' Is that a dtamond she s flashrng Fun comes frrst study last Earl Butler holds hrs motto fast Joanne Crownhart a studrous lass Is a credrt to our semor class Joel Dahlby IS good and calm He s got athletrcs rn hrs palm Love em and leave em rrngs out the cry Of Shrrley Derss as each boy goes by Rochelle Dopkrns, sweet as can be, Says Wayne Anderson rs the guy for me Courtesy Of WIBERG'S FEDERATED STORE v , - I ,L ' ' V . 1 X I 4- I , . J A ' N .1 V . ,LA ' 4 . ' ITU! A 1 f.. ' M , ' s A eff 13- X ff.,A1f z 4 z P X a V' X I ' uv ' I 1 .54 1 I I I I ' u h ' s ' be, I I I , . , I I l A D I . , . 7 I I I I 1 1 . - I

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Helen Jacobson rsn t much to srng But she s pretty good tn bookkeeptng Elfretda Jantsch a vtvacrous lass She lS the gtggles of our class Jack Ielen never talks back But wart trll he gets rn hrs Pontlac Gordon Johnson wtll always gtve A gal a rrde rn hrs trusty Chev Who s that wolf so handsome and tall Oh that s John lunkman comrng down the hall Matt Klaas qurte a lad We are certam he won t turn out had Prrscrlla Ktns a prrde of our school Always abtdes by the golden rule John Klecker never has to worry Barbara Kltngensmrth works down the street The customers thrnk she s mrghty sweet Norman Knudsen that handsome guy Has made many a Red Wrng gtrl stgh Max Langer lS a wonderful guy Thrnk many gtrls wtth gleams rn therr eyes Gary Leonard rs not very tall But we d rather have htm short than not at a Barbara Ltnder rs a busy gal To everyone she ts a pal Max MacDonald IS not a rule breaker But sometlmes a mtschlef maker Known as the shetk of Ellsworth Hugh Is Darry McG1lles a wonderful guy Dranna Moore knows a certarn boy And when she sees htm she jumps wrth joy Estelle Morrrson who lS always merry Wtll prove to be a grand secretary Douglas Mountarn the studtous type He has never been known to grrpe Courtesy of RILEY 5 CLOTHES SHOP St MILTON THOMS . , , I . . , . . U He just says, What's the hurry? I ' I . U ' ' ll, . . t