Healy Memorial High School - Echo Yearbook (Trempealeau, WI)

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f X X CLASS PRGPHECY The followrng artrcle was front page news ln the New York News The 1956 graduatrng class of Healy Hrgh School met for a class reumon tn the Waldorf Astorra on May 24 1966 The class has rented the famous hotel owned by Lorna Vogel formerly ofTrempea1eau for a full week Among those present was Carol Anderson a recently acclarmed author whose works are satd to equal Shake speare s Dorts Brenengen a famed deslgner of women s fasluons gave the group a prevrew of her new summer fashrons Pat Hovell told of some of her experrences as the prrnctpal of a modern grade school of advanced educat1on rn New York Kent Drugan and James Fernholz revealed some of the events that had happened to them 1n the last ten years Kent IS a professor of Englrsh at Oxford and Jrm developed the ftrst successful rocket shrp to go to the moon Peggy Cowan entertamed the gathertng w1th her latest record1ng She has just recerved her twentreth golden record from R c A Vrctor James Keeffe always for adventure IS now Chtef of the F B I Beverly Schwertel and Nancy Lehmann both famous rn the freld of rnedrcrne had some tnterestrng storxes to tell Beverly rs a medtcal mrsstonary tn Afrtca for the Mau Mau natrves and Nancy 15 the Chtef Nurse at the Unrted Natrons hosprtal rn London Marte Walskr another famous graduate IS a news reporter for the New York News and has just completed a trlp to Srberla Mrs Roger Hjelsand the former Mane Whrllock lrves 1n Calrfornta w1th her husband where they ralse grape shaped tomatoes Irvtn and Norma Wagner showed frlms of thetr latest safart to Afr1ca Ruth Ann Ktedrowskr and Jackte Ne1lson wlves of a Rear Admrral and a Brtgadrer General were Just back from therr last trtp to Algrers Kenny James professor of Zoology at Columbra Uruverslty and Robert Hanson quarterback for the Green Bay Packers had some rnterestrng anecdotes to relate Rose Anne Raymond and Sally Junghans have been acttve ln polttrcs these past ten years Rosle IS the Unrted States Ambassadress to Spam and Sally IS Secretary of State Lo1s Carhart who IS head secretary to the presrdent of General Electrrc told about some of the famous people she had met rn her work Larry Brenengen thrrllcd the group w1th hrs stones of hrs adventures as an Arctrc explorer Douglas Wrnters now head of the Smrthsontan Instttute gave a thrrllrng speech Rodney Van Vleet famous young contemporary arust exhrbrted some of hrs pa1nt1ng James Lakey tops tn agrrculture ls now chref mrlk tester for Bordens Mrlk Company and so we leave the class of 1956 relrvrng old memortes and remtnesclng about the good old days at Healy Hlgh flffff fflfffffflffff! ffffffflfffffffffffff f!f!fff!!!l N Q X x X x X x X x X x X x x X x X N X x x . . - X x - N X x g , , .. I . y X X X . 1 n 1 X x , 3 X x X N . . x - ' x ' X ' x g . I . , ., , X X - x X ' . .. . x X x - . N X A x X ..,.. x x , N x ' X N . .. . . . . X x A l - X x . N X l ll I -I' N N . . ,, . . . N X . . .. .', . ' , . x x , , N g . . .. . N x , ,V . . N N4 -In v 1 N x . X x -1 X N X . ' . . , . g x . X N . . . . '. . .. I . N x . . .. N x ln' X x , . . S x y 1 - i X x ., .. . .. N X . , V. ' 3 x . . N N . , . . .' N x . . N x V A .2 ,., . . X X . . , . .. ' N x , at ,V . X X ' V .' .. , N x ,, , ,s . N X ' .6 . .. ' x xA X '. x X x X s X x X x X x X x X x X x X x X x X x x J , 111 ' N X flffffIffflfffffffffflfffffff1Iliff!!!Ifffllffffffflfffllf

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A4 wks? 0900 PREV RICATOR In the fall of 1952 28 br1ll1ant lookmg genruses entered the halls of Healy Memorlal Hlgh School Every one of the twenty f1VB members remamxng has attalned an average of 99 Wh1Ch of course shall neve agatn be attamed Our baseball team was def1n1tely super1or It set the best record 1n the hrstory of Trempealeau when rt re cerved the frrst trophy ever won stnce 1932 when the school was f1rst esrablrshed In fact the boys were so outstandmg the Yankees asked them to joln the1r club The basketball team was also superlor We could have won that trophy too but we wanted to leave somethlng fo the other classes to strtve for We must not forget the cheerleaders who led us 1n all our cheers If the other team would have taken a good look at them whrle they were dorng a cheer they wouldn t have been able to keep the1r mrnd on the game The prom was stupendous W1th such capable 'nanagement who can tell to what herghts we may r1se Maybe one of us w1ll be Presldent of the Unrted States who knows' The actors 1D our two class plays gave such marvelous performances that talent scouts from Hollywood asked them to aud1t1on for Arthur Godfrey Of course golng to Hollywood was out of the quesuon these students had too many other engagements Imagrne what klnd of a band th1s school would have had 1f1t hadn t been for the Senrors We supplred the entrre trombone SCCIIOH not to mentton the fabulous playrng of the Semor clarlnetrsts drummer base clar 1net1st and saxophone players Can t you just see some of these talented people 1U the Plulharmontc Orches U3 The grfted stngers of our class w1ll be plannrng to make the1r debut at Carnegre Hall wrthrn a few years that 1S unless they are too busy s1ng1ng rn one of the broadway musrcals whrch of course w1ll be wrrtten by one of our ltterary composers We have been an extra ordrnary class throughout all four years of our hrgh school career 1U Tempealeau Someday you underclassmen w1ll be able to look back and pomt out wrth prtde and say I went to school wrth hrm or She was an upperclassman of mrne Complrments of COAST TO COAST STORE IOHN C QUINN ATTORNEY HAMMER 84 ENGHAGEN CO JOHN S MOTOR SALES KOLLER SUPER MARKET CITY BAKERY Galesvrlle WISCOHSIH 4 I ' 'QA CC- x ' fs 6,