John Edwards High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Port Edwards, WI)

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,ff-5, i' A . I .,', P r PROPHECY ' ., ,.,- .X ' , .. ,.- iv, 44, c fa ' e as 2' A f . P . X . W f X.: It seens like only yesterday that we were uating and n ls our children. ' Q' time flies! Iyll bet they are as impatient to gr fry: e as we were. Xxnerations in '51 ff a spects don' t change ., r XX ' R f, aff' N , X. . jfffzy Ch this special night, the parents and friends lift - clas ve come to flffq conmencement exercises. Tonight, however, i cement ht but also 5 ion date of the Class of '49. Just 25 ea the owe r hat thi ould . , Y N X be tml , Ah, what a gang we were, ' kg? -NX, , f X L. N X A X N1 the crowds are Mr, Knezevich, the i l, and President o the Xrd . . . 'Q PH of Education, ,,-' 1, rsen. Both wear br1ght smile ' ey great old classmates :gd st -1 ents. .V 1 , 4 Bs XX ' iff., H , . . . . fx X Now, as ll fills, a crowd can -.f X -gathering at one side. What en-X thusiastic crowd! be the '49ers, H gs fi- their escapades are legends. Mopt X f , - , 'X :E X of the talking seems ,Qcoming from Mr. A- iegand who it seems is taking a 'lpos - ,X rmn's holiday , He is' ' Qauctioneer fx-:frm Meadow' Cigarette Company. ll x E f , , X Towards the ed A 121- crowd .Q iiii eryann Coldwell, Joan Buehler, Jean Pascoe and Carole Sands. Maryam -Zgfgz goi chool but that was always her hearts' desire. She has so many degrees tha all of a super-fluid pencil to write them down. It was lucky that -N -ffm as home economics demonstrator brought her up here at just the right time., -.f nurse in the crowd so if anything happens shelll be in the 4th seat, 32nd row. It e, who has been lecturing on the idea of spelling a word the way it sounds.. Maybe fx , Qeliminate mistakes, In connection with this she is teaching the Palmer Method - Ns-T 5 Ever moving onwar N go b fiinto those three inseparable fellows, Dick, Hank and Joe. After all 'gi xperienc' if has replaced Harvey Eichsteadt, while Dick just finished remodeli t '1In the Air Inn, ' The other night at Menys Club Joe finally announced thatsx ngaged to be X 'A That lucky girl!! Ariving onii XNXQWS Rocket were Tud sf and Lester Emerson. ir paths hap- pened to cross whil Nr was vacationing from J 'rt exploring trip pl Run Ranch, managed by none .U an Tud. You might remember , ing some of T V d West of the Moon Stories. , J fi g, I Go KKYXQ5 Xing band is playing for the celebr fil-5 ton!! H04 Clifford King ever, d talking on Clifffs product I'll nev Q 27 iff is a sman for the Zippy. V M E S nds Company. I donlt see where rubber avi d be of finterest .p f h, having finally finished milkin g 'g,!' A, arrived just a bee fore' W. A ain is to go ups With him ' , , ' - 'ormer rgaret Lom, his next door org ander and J. Wellner, comi the skin of their teeth as usual, the -'-'a eats available. Still the bes I ' iends though miles apart, they c I5 :flip te - Nil telepathy, Marcia in her lodge 1 aska and Joanne in her interior deco ng A r - X J As the curtain opens, we see Arlene' 'ng on the stage with the g X. FQSNXX pgs., She is the calculus teacher and next to her is ' Sehmidt, senior core teacxj. 2 'X speaker tonight will be Professor Stella Sweet, M onx21 of the Universit Pxvwisconsin. X h -V And me, well, Sally and I were married right after she h Virgil ' Jr. is graduating tonight. Am I ever proud of him, valedictorian. Hope to s ,1n another 25 years., MK A

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I fAs the rest Xthe annual deals w1th the present and futurgi-let ba the past when studying was but a the future. Wei 11 call it remir? Q f Those were the A75 when swimming kindergarten pool was a daily rokine, If only Miss Nichols had hal a dryer for casualties, and other wise! In first grade e were joined by too little prodigies, Marcia . '. 1 . ho skip- ped afternoon kinde amy Who did nothing but pinch, and the f er, thing t get pinchedr Yes, yo guess as, whiclvas which is correct. In second grmwe drew th rithmatic conclusion that 1 ' ' ' esd be taken over Miss Be? heckered apron? 'rd Grade saw us a ribe of Indians, However the commu ' ty ob ed to s lpn ing and bu 1 -1 at the stake X, our fun was rather limited. An - there vc ou ide with Lifeboy soap the rage. The question wasi Which is worse. , O or iibo . Fifth gra -' uneventdsf -we only blew up the school that year, Sixth grade saw us as ' upper' cl s n literally playing the all--important roles of hall police and operetta leads. At last sevent and high school' As typi enth graders we took school Cor thought we did.J We began our notol careers as field representa' for the Institute of Poor Teachers in eighth grade. the next year broucal paign wherein t e Lemocrats nated a Bepubl an fwice During year most of gin rly cut up frogs, clams, s arfish and crabs in Biology.. D 't worry mothern that slimy me you cleaned off the inside of our sonls shirt was only a dis ,ted worm someone sliped unde his collar Boys will be boy e mighty Juniors., We staged a p m designed to be the biggest a best. Lots of hard work se ng pop and hot dogs, went i t financing of this event w ad been planned and KIRK await o r many years Mk And finally the day I dawned when we found ourselves X ,M u Seniors. About to begin that year H ' l would always remember as long N ' e lived I x g e wson Arle - eiman !

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IQ WILL 'AQ .the class of Nineteen ed and Forty-nine of John Edwards High Scho king of insane mind do h and establish this so be our Liss Will and nt. To the faculty, we leave a sigh of relief and thanks, To the junior class we leave our boots to fill. do Q . o homores, we leave whatever is left over. 09 oo' 2 Q o the ., . - leave our non-falcholic spirit.oQ 09 oo 60 oo' 0 9 . s iman bequeath , ower to obtain such nice gifts, but noghecgifts them- : ' Harry Swans ac X Ar , O ri z l ' 1: , leave my mod y to Jannettedfamisi. Shine it up evegy second Tues- ay A e week. 0 oo O 0 I, Jean lovesick Pascoe, leave -1' love to 'lemvny Hanneman. Cherislbit gways. O I, Tud Sigler, bequeath my vast li ry Qiomics, Westerns, pocketfbo and the like to Mr. K. You know va ' 's ' - Qicgqzf life. 3 1 ' I, Keith Styka, leave m 11 . e Dolan. 'lhatfs where I ot all my beauty--H sleep. I' 'xii D ig -r d Ke will my '- t t o Claude Schneider. Dear gaason is Und. ' Q' 5 Q Marcia Alexan , M my A air - - '. - , wheel chair, an carmto the never will arn' ll team. Im - ,r t 3' - - supply depot., Margaret y bus fa to Wisconsin Bapi Delores Arndt. 'R walk is a little a Y Joan Wellner, will my many hair-dos to Susie Reese. - ' g it straight Q the eco- nomic way. ' n I, Joe Schneider, leave my speed . . . ,- . gg to Frances .. sv- who, I lnow, will set them as his goal. Not ning ords i ur, . u I, Carole Sands, leave the ri . li p libertx nd it o '1 il'leSS to Bunny Yonko Remember the p rdiit o happines ut letting them think otherwise. I, Dick Mosher, bequeath my Noon dur basketball prowess to Dutch Karbe Hope the doctor bill isn't too high. I, Maryann Coldwell, leave y nimble fingers to Norman Leiser. With 1' you'll be able to accompany t e chorus. Z I Clifford ' leave ---good-by. I John Larson will my motorcycle t s to Jim Knoll. It's :D . than footmoblles I Stella Sweet leave my earrings t Schultz. Wear them the n time you pierce your ears. , ..-..e.----.. I Y , . 1 Y