Ellsworth High School - Hub Yearbook (Ellsworth, WI)

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members of thts exclustve club are Lo1s Eaton Donna Bostrom Dxck Fetzer and Gary Leonard Glorta Swanson has long deslred membershtp 1n the Tall Gal s Club but they stxll UISISI an addtttonal two feet IS necessary for a charter membershtp lnch by mch Glorta 1S begtnntng to reahze th1s l1fe long ambmon Oh yes and she fmally caught a man Earl Butler LS a strong contender for the utle of best shr1mp raxser H1 the Un1ted States The ultra successful cafe located on the Ellsworth R1ver1a 15 owned and operated by Mrs Tommy Holmes nee Bev Bystrom and Mlss Barbara Kltngensmtth Phyllts Pr1chard and Jo Anne Stellges are the chefs Helen Jacobsen IS the pastry baker and the head wartresses are Iworma Stockwell Dorothy Flynn and D1anna Moore who st11l has the Blues Rochelle Dopkms recent marrlage to a Mr Anderson 1sn t tnterferrmg w1th her outstandtng work tn the cosmeuc c1rcles Her Ra Chelle Beauty Salon 15 known far and wtde Barbara Ltnder ts the owner and operator of the excluslve taxt servlce tn El Paso Norvel Radke as the pttcher for the Ellsworth Dxrty Sox won hrs place tn the Baseball Hall of Fame re cently Arlyn Swanson was gxven the honor of belng named the best waterboy of all ume Darrel Mc G11les has acquxred the d1st1nct1on of betng the shortest member of the Laker Basketball team Bruce Ruka the Presldent of the Hot Rodsof Amerxca Assoclatlon raced at the Indxanapolls Race way and was the four ume wmner Vera Hanson Myrtle Sarnstrom Estelle MOFFISOH and Carmen Wtlkens have formed the Quxet Quartet and are bemg drawn out of thls soctety by Ardelle Westley who IS absolutely agatnst any such orgamzatlon Courtesy of FULLERTON LUMBER CO. KENALL HARDWARE FELLMAN BAKERY 8a STEINER BROTHERS GROCERY v 1 1 . 0 ' . , . ' . . . . . , o n 1 . . , . . , . . . . . 0 n . Q u . v I ' . v v 4 - I I .

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John Glumske and Roy Gotzman have formed a dehghtful duo and are SIl11S1ng1I1g the1r favorlte On Top of Old Smoky Matthew Klaes has reahzed a 11fe long amb1t1on to become a mag1c1an HIS ZSSISIBHI IS that rehable Max Mc Donnell John Junkman can be seen seemg the town wxth hlS Bay C1ty doll Jack and LeRoy HIIICS the 1nseparab1e coustns have settled down to farmmg after marrymg Bay C1ty gxrls Eldon Huber IS football coach at the Un1vers1ty of Southern Ca11forn1a A mov1e based on h1S 11fe IS to be released shortly It seems th1s IS the thxrd year IH a row h1S teams have been undefeated Qumton Hardmg IS the demonstrater for theHo11ywood ha1rcut for men U1 New H ork s famous P1erre Shop Yes tndeed e class 54 IS IIVIHQ a very IIIICFCSIIDQ and successful 11fe W M U W! W QJV MA O We 1 i 1 aff, S MWWM V QM 1 1 431 5 1 rw! fly f 1