Goodman High School - Echo Yearbook (Goodman, WI)

 - Class of 1948

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CLASS HISTORY The historv of the class of '48 began September 3, 1935, with s kindergarten class of Richard leyer, Russell Bruneau, Elmer Mil- lette Jr., Ronald Cassidy, William Draxler, Kenneth Edlebeck, Mary Jane Aver, Donald Engel, Merle Gilson, Donald Petersen, Clifford Rebarchik, Walter Hobokoff, Stanley Schram, Gerald Swanson, Leola Ebert, Carol Graetz, Julie Gudowicz, Jean Sipple, Mary Jane Pratt, Charlotte Hetfeld, Agnes Jensen, Helen Jock, Joan Millette, Doris Oshkosh, Margaret Mlala, Dorothy Petersen and Shirley Vogels. There are no remarks on record about us. When we entered high school as freshmen, however, we were the largest and noisiest class in G.H.S. We were divided, but not sil- enced. After being dulv initiated, we dropped into obscurity. We made out Sophomore debut by throwing our Sadie Hawkins dance. One member of our class, Carol Graetz, competed in the state forensic contest at Madison that year. As juniors we bepan to make ourselves known. Agnes Jensen be- came the Editor-in-Chief of 'Chattercheer' the school paper and our brain-child. We spent most of our junior year raising money for our pro . We choose our theme 'I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles' and our com- mittee with Charlotte Hetfeld as prom chairman to work on it. Francis Fatla was elected Prom King. He chose Agnes Jankowski as his queen. Maybe we're partial, but we think ours was one of the lovliest proms given in our school. Who can forget dancing under the ceiling of colored balloon bubbles and gazing at 'fairylandn with 1t's colored lights over vour partner's shoulder? Ah, those days! Here we would also like to acknowledge the great help Miss Opal Winter gave us, and the underclassmen who worked with us -------- thank vou. How, we are seniors, and now we are leaving. At the beginning of this vesr, we won first prize with our float as we have for the past two Wears. We have revived the neglected ulchon---that chron- icbe of G.H.S. With Mrs. Russell, our director, we presented our class plav 'The Life of The Party' November ZOth, 1947. Other than that, we've 'stalked the halls impressing the frosh, ignoring the Sophs, and keeping the juniors from thinking thev're better than us.' We share a common goal..0ur motto is NLet Us Go On To Perfect- ion.n Our class flower is the red rose, and our colors are silver- grev and rad. There are now twenty-six of us. Mary Jane Ayer, Inf' rains Duckowski, Leola Ebert, Anton Fatla, Carol Graetn, Charlotte Hetfeld, Shirlev Houchton, Agnes Jensen, Agnes Jankowski, Victor Kobvlarg, Boris Klahn, Jackie McGregor, John Mrozek, Jeannette Nusa- kewvich, Narnia Shivelv, Julie Gudowicz, Stanlev Sopkowicz, Doris Oshkosh, Dorothy Petersen, Dorothv Pawalski, Bill Roff, Robort Toth, Walter Robokoff, John Schram, Eddie Wvsocki and Frances Wood are the class of '4F. Our Baccalaureate service which will be given by Rev. Feldt is bein? held May l6+h, 1949. We shall close our history May 21st, 194 , our graduation dav. The Class of '48 Compliments of 8-hi Club



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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the senior class of '48 bequest: Agnes Jankowsk1's Polish spirit to Joe Horyze Jr., and Lorraine Dyckowsk1's gigsles to Mary Ankley. Let's see if you can change that laugh, Mary. U' Dorothy Pawlowsk1's deese, dems, dose and de oddei' tinge' ge to Mrs. Russell. I Dorothy Petersen leaves her privilege of coming late and leaving early to Bill Draxler. Now, you can come as late as you please. John Schram leaves his 'bucket of boltsn, his car, to the kids from 'Ten Acresn. Bill will really need Dorothy's privilege now. Walter Robokoff's recording of nCool Watern goes to Iner. falter loves this song so take good care of it. Victor Kobv1arz's violating ability goes to Roger Lotto. with the law on vour side, Rog, you'1l be sitting pretty. B111 Hoff wills his beard to Donald Hawley. Never be seen with less than half an inch of fuzz, Donald. Julie Gudow1cz's bossiness goes to Ioan Heissl. Let's see if you can run the band as well as she did. Anton Iatla leaves his shyness to Joe Gudowicz. Just think how att- ractive vou'd be if you were as quiet as he is. Eddie Wvsocki bequests his even temper to Neil: now maybe you'll be able to take s little kidding, Neil. John Yrozek's ability to get 1's in Chemistry goes to Marvin Teterssn. We hope you will do as well as he did. Charlotte Hetfeld's record of a letter a day goes to console Patsy' Smitham. Could be he doesn't love you, Pat? Jackie FcGregor's ability +o love 'em and leave 'em goes to Betty Richards. Marge Shively willing a 'oris Klahn's Doris Oshkosh ette and Why don't you try it? wills her height to Vargie Gilleski. We know this is lot, but large feels she can do nicely without it. brisk wall 'oss to Tommy Helton. 'Nuff said. leaves all the rocks in Marinette County to Mr. Bisson- his geography classes. Jeanette Nuszkeivich leaves her Tlong' hair to Howard Hawley. Why don't you try the 'new looku in haircuts, Howard? Frances Wood wills her record of tardiness to Agnes Olson who must be tired of arriving a seven-thirty anyway. Shirley Eoughton's smile of beauty goes to Ronald Cassidy. How's that? Leola Ebert leaves her brown hair to Ronnie Kirkpatrick. Same shade of brown, too. Marv Jane Aysr's literary ability goes to Mary Lundberg. Use it to lake your letters more interesting for us to read, Mary. Agnes Jensen happily wills her supply of typing behind bookshelves to Miss Krause's future Stanley Sopkowicz wills his self-satisfied grin Carol Graetz wills her ability to satisfy it to ITBBBPB and paper hidden typing classes. to Dickie Miller. Gloria Swanson. And Robert Toth wills his manlv stance to Wayne Vogels, but you've got to grow into it, Wayne. Compliments of the Goodman Store

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