Ladysmith High School - Flambeau Ripplings Yearbook (Ladysmith, WI)

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Janet Nelson wills her ambition to be a nurse to Sharon Gostavich. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes so Eunice Peterson would like Anna Good to have her hair. Sonja Hegeman has inherited Bette Peterson's golden locks. To Larry Passehl goes Bob Peterson's basketball ability. George Bratina gets Manager Rasmussen's ability to give orders. Byron Redwine gets the ability to lie from his brother, Ron Redwine. Carole Rorschach's love of purple goes to Byron Pickering. George Santovi wills his extra strength to John Robinson. Anyone want a car? Bob Sehnert wills his to anyone who wants it. To an unsuspecting juilior goes Don Shimko's trips to Bruce. Louis Bruger will gain much weight from Joe Shimko. Richard Bachar gets Martin Shimko's absence excuses. Craig Smith thinks Bob Rasmussen should have a little of his personality. Joan Smith wants Irene Lunde to have her height. Noreen Bates will receive Gerry Stout's love for bookkeeping. Ida Mae Larson receives Bev Strandt's talent for going with boys from out of town. Alyce Stushek leaves her cheerleading ability to Alice Dennis. Paul Rauhut can have my coronet mute, says Vera Lou Sugg. Ted Priem is bequeathed Rog Tinder's baseball and basketball ability. Rosalie Bicknell will be dancing with Judy Trudelle's partner next year. Privileged Becky Anderson receives Mary Walsforf's horse laugh. Dick Hendricks gets some money-spending talents from Larry Woods. Delores Cook should be happy to receive Jana Wright's shorthand ability. Delores Larson would like her two sisters to have her typing ability. Qfdzfofuy One bright September morning in 1951, a group of youngsters entered LHS's hallowed halls for the first time. This alert looking group was to be the graduating class of 1955. During their freshman year, they elected Wayne Ahlstrom, President, Gene Burbey, Vice President, Arlet Goldsmith, Secretary, and Janet Nelson, Treasurer. During the year, they presented Freshman Return and participated in various activities. In 1952 as sophomores, they elected Ed Baker, President, Dick Horen, Vice President, Winnie Golubiff, Treasurer, and Bonnie LaBerge, Secretary. Activities included the annual Christmas Party with the theme, Wintertime. Five boys played varsity football. The whole school waited for the return of the junior elections. George Leonhard emerged as President and Prom King, Dick Horen, Vice President, Gene Ludvik, Treasurer, and Rosemary Hurley, Secretary. George and Joyce Harwood led the grand march for the prom. The theme was Oriental Gardens. A hilarious comedy, The Little Dog Laughed, was presented for a class play. Class rings were received in February. Early September of 1954 brought the class together to elect Jim Bishop, President, Ron Redwine, Vice President, Joyce Hritz, Secretary, and Marilyn Dahlstrom, Treasurer, Something different was tried in the way of class plays, a musical comedy entitled Golden River. , A large crowd attended the class play. Seventy-two seniors left the school on May 25.

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19 NAME Wayne Ahlstrom Helen Angell Marjorie Arnold Alan Arts Emily Austvold Louis Barber Hilda Bell Nancy Bell Birdine Benfer James Bishop Barbara Bouzard James Buchholz Robert Buchholz Gene Burbey Arlene Churchill Lorean Clark Patricia Cronick Marilyn Dahlstrom Bruce Franks Melvin Gavin Bradley Goffin Arlet Goldsmith Winifred Golubiff Lynda Gundersen Lois Haag Philip Haasl Joyce Harwood Eunice Hegeman John Hilbert Richard Horen Joyce Hritz Phil Hunt Rosemary Hurley Iris Husom Patricia Josi 'Way back when? 0 0 0 60602 ALIAS Wayne' lvAnge1ll Fudge nA1n IE ml Louie guess secret 'Birdie' .. Jim.. 'Barb' num.. Bucky' won't say Lena '-Reds ll Patfl Mare Brucie Mel Brad Artie 'Sherm' 'Lydia Shorty ' Phil' ...Io .. Vickie ' F1ash ' Dick .. Jo.. Mike Rosie ' Husie' F lip USUALLY FOUND doing Algebra with Marge with Helen Rice Lake-Bloomer LaCrosse-Bruce with Bob sleeping at home working with Jim who knows? with books in the office at Pat's out reading a book working here, there, and everywhere in a '53 Ford on Fritz Ave, sleeping with a girl studying by the telephone being late riding around fishing in a green Ford with Roland whistling at Uncle Harold's smiling under a car at home with Dickie kitchen 55 AMBITION College degrees Beautician Beautician Sell George a.Ford Occupational therapy Ag Education Occupational therapy Beautician to get married ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? secretary stay out of the office to be a proffer millionaire at 25 Nurse in Africa Home Bc Teacher travel and see the world carry a brief case learn how to play football Marine officer Dentist Dietitian be a missionary teacher join the WAC's get a job and hold it Northwest Airlines money-mink-millionaires find contentment industrial engineer ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? finish the car airline receptionist Beautician to get to Madison