Ireland High School - Irishite Yearbook (Ireland, IN)

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eau www, eww. With little trouble the ball showed another lady high in society. It concerned Carol Wagner. She owned half of all the millinery shops in the country. She really came into the business in her first marriage. Her deceased husband left her a large sum of money which she in- vested. Her business is slipping because of another interest. She has developed a special love for dogs and her pet has the name of Bow Wow. She enters Bow Wow in all the kennel shows and walks away with top honors. The crystal ball then changed to a beautiful rose and inside we saw Sister Lillian Goeppner. Because of a severe blow received in her early life with her one and only love, she decided that she would become a nun. She took the name of Sister Roberta. She is teaching kindergarten classes at St. Roberts, the new parish in Ireland. Her affectionate dis- position qualifies her well for this. Mary Jahn came in view next. She was a very politically minded person. She has gained much esteem as a political leader. In 1962 she was candidate for United States Senator on the Socialist Party. One of the planks in her platform was to make it compulsory for every :nan to get married befor nineteen years of age. Mary is doing her part too, she has been married six times already. After this, Madame Patricia asked for her money but I refused. I told her that she had forgotten one member. The Madame informed me that the one remaining member's life was too involved and com- plicated for any picture to come in clear focus. She finally consented to telling me a few things. Of course it was all about Annie Schnaus. Annie had really gotten around since she left high school. She gained her first world-wide popularity when she won the famous beer- drinking contest put on by the new beer company named Bernie's Guggle-Guggle Special. She received as her reward for drinking twenty-eight mugs of beer, in thirty minutes, a trip around the world. While in England, she also won the world champion single tennis matchg in fact, she also won the doubles playing single handed. She married Count Billvogela, a rich Count of Scotland, but his timidity was too much for her, and she only lived with him for two days and then divorced him. Among other important events, she was Honolulu queen of 1960, renouned toe dancer, opera singer Qbetter than Margaretj, and many others. Because of so many people coming in for business, Madame Mar- ganrizo told me to leave. She was very moderate in her fee-only 5579.00 for all of this material. As you can see, the class of 1951 distinguished itself in more than one way. As a final prophecy. we, the class of '51, predict that Ireland High School will never be surpassed in producing graduates of the highest caliber. Teachers, school, and students will always be tops. 18

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ufuhaeladd RAPHAEL ACKERMAN The tall blond 'happy-go-lucky' boy who is the informa- tion center of our class. LELAND DURCHOLZ The new boy we welcome from Illinois-who has already become a genuine friend of all. VIOLA GOEPPNER The quiet girl until you know her. 'Ollie' is the favorite of all. MILDRED HULSMAN The mischievous'girl who gives all her pep for a good time. MILLIE MILLER The girl you can count on. That's the kind of girl we all envy. NORBERT MEHRINGER The tall, dark, and mischievous lad who gives all to basketball. BETTY ROHLEDER The sweet girl who is always smiling. PAUL SCHITTER A favorite of the boys as well as girls. NANCY SCHWENK The shy girl but with the right amount of liveliness. ALMA SENDELWECK The friendly girl who also has an ample supply of knowledge. TOM SERMERSHEIM A swell guy that has a way with the girls. MORRIS WEIDENBENNER The all around guy who has a way with the basket- ball. MITZIE GRESS A girl with great ambition and ability to carry them out. Some interest belongs to C. T. BETTY ARMSTRONG Bubbling with personality and character supreme. She'll go places. 20