Elmwood High School - Beacon Yearbook (Elmwood, WI)

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Cdflaaa Eprnpherg Singsmg Prison February JO 1999 Dear Diary Tonrte Ihad the brbgest surprise of my life I was watching Edward Sulli van s lOAST OF THL FUWN when lnotrced the President of the United States C onnit Crownhart our former class president of 1906 appear on stage The occassion was the honoring, of the Llmwood High School class of 1956 which produced many great men and women My old friend Dale K.1es au was the first to be honored with a plaque for tell intl the world s longest lie Berneice Bauer and Peter Clewis presented thelr great tumbling act They ve te uned up to become the world s foremost tumblers The basis of their career began at Llmwood High School fingerprinting departm nt were next to appear Bill Baker was unable to attend the famous class dedication At the present time he is the world s champion FLAG POLE SITTER He has been up there one and one half years Shelby Place has just been admitted into the Crosby estate by her recent marriage to Gary erosby The long chase has fmally ended Forrest Johnson is employed as Joey Chltwood s hot rod racer The present car he is driving is an old 19 S9 ehevrolet Orvil Lafferty is a mechanic for Joey Chitwood He said his worst jobs are repairing Forest s wrecks John Larrieu is now playing with his favorite old time orchestra Ray s Lon certina He gets the credit for making this old time band famous Ramona Robelia d1VCS for oysters for which her company Bosco Pearl Com pany makes Queen Ellzabeth s annual crown and necklace She is the only one the Queen will allow to make these masterpreces Professor Joe Weber of Yale University has just made the understatement of the year He said the splitting of the atom was a wise crack Lll1e Poquette IS building a new home for Santa Claus on top of the North Pole His chief helper is Rudolph Wheeler nee Roger Wheeler I l- ' I I x ' y x I V ' I W '- v H - 1' . ' , -, 1 ' ' s ' ' 9 ' r S ' , , , . , .' , r ' , f , , 1 . , X . , Y I . I x' x A 'r x ' 1 ' 1- ' Ervin Bee, chief of the F. B. I. , and his assistant, Mary Lou Feuker, head of the . . . . . . . E , , - I ' - . ' ' ' L ' 1 . 4 3