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

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Ca., S Scniar fafisfics NAME ALIAS USUALLY FOUND AMBITION Sandra Loga Sandy Writing letters College diploma James Ludvik Oscar Andy's Get married! ! James Martin Jim At Leo's Non-working job Rod Mauch Rod Sleeping in class To stay awake Dennis Metzdorf The Menace Not at home To be educated Nancie Miller Nance Riding bus Lawyer Evelyn Minks Evie At Sheldon Housewife Dan Morgan Red Sleeping Bachelor Tom Morgan 'Bullet' lce fishing, brrl ! Forester Eugene Mukina Gene At home Engineer Carol Musser Mae Dreaming Nurse Gary Nelson Nels Hunting Grease Monkey Marilyn Nelson 'Mare' In the movies Receptionist Mary Nezworski Mimi Gossiping with Mel Baby-blue convert. Duncan Norwell Semore With the Clique Found with Piper, Liz, or M. M. Howard Olson Ole Fishing In conservation Lois Olson Lo Around home Missionary nurse Byron Pickering Pick At the Casino Make money Jerome Preston Jerry Falling off horse Join the Marines Bob Rasmussen Ras ln a convertible Stay single Paul Rauhut Zeke With the Clique Get rich fast Tom Reidner Reid Brooklyn Graduate Dick Sargent Sarge ln the corner To graduate Virginia Schmidt Ginger Theater Secretary Carol Sill Carol Theater ????'???? Gene Siverli.n Brtmo 1, Working Own a Cadillac Janet tern Jet ' Writing letters Get to Mass. Anthony Susedik Tony With my accordion Air Force Nancy Swanson Swede Raising a rumpus Play bass fiddle Arlan Szotkowski Zot With the Clique Auto mechanic Mary Ellen Utecht Mel With the Menace Doctor Roger Vikre' Vik Miner Pilot Donna Wallace Don Reading Nurse Valarie White Val At Sheldon To get to Minn. Rodney Young, Jr. Pat With the Clique To win the '500'

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,ff ll Scalar Hlas 1- m A v Fx T' kjjfg r g Nw THE SENIOR CLASS OF LADYSMITH HIGH SCHOOL, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY, DOES HEREBY MAKE THE FOLLOWING BEQUESTSg The worries and troubles caused by boys are given to Judy Pagel by B. Amendt, Pat Anderson would like to leave some of her quietness to her sister. A dirty handkerchief, left at Mary Lou Anheier's four years ago, goes back to its owner, Bev Closs. Carol Barber's Home Ec, ability goes to all bachelors of L. H. S. Donna Applebee receives with pleasure the Navy from Barb Bates. Little Sister, Donna, gets some of Big Sister Shirley's height. Paul Bishop is about to receive from this will, Louie Bruger's ears! Quietness is given to John Robinson from Jackie Buchholz, The wavy hair of Rae Buchholz, is bequeathed to Bill Haasl. Sherry Callaway gives all her old books to Mrs, Nelson, Tom Sanderson will be happy to receive Ron Callison's old socks. Al Canfield thinks the beneficiary of his whistling should be Dale Ladd. Ken Canfield leaves his gee--tar' pickin' to Keith Felland. George Frankforth, we would like to inform you that you now have a cyc Conjurski. Vern Comelissen wills his ability to sleep to Ray Frankfourth, Dave Sandford will be overjoyed to get Terry's red, curly hair. le from James The L,l-l. S. Library is passed over to Tony Van Doom from Ellen Dahlke, A big, black, convertible goes to Bob Dosedel's younger brother. That famous smile of Jack Fairs goes to Bill his brother. Tom Fandel's paper route goes to his younger brother. Jim Fecteau gives his football ability to Lambert Knutson, All of Claramae Hanson's charm is given to Russ Fabricius, Saturday nights at Imalone pass from Eleanor Harmon to Carol Elwood, Cycle driving is given to George Bartina from Dick Hendricks. Pat Shimko will be happy to get Marion l-loeft's wom tennis shoes. To Noreen Bates, Susy Homan would like to will her hope chest. My short dark hair says Mary lzdepski, goes to Karon Dyson. Charles Jenneman's ability to stay out of trouble goes to Larry Ludvik. Friday nights at Bruce go to Lois St. Louis from Frances Josi, Jack Kazmierkoski leaves his height to Allen Ludvik. Carol Knutson's curly hair goes to Virginia Carter, The job in the office goes from Rosalie Krebs to any lucky girl. Love for history goes from Doris Laidlaw to her sister. Jim Leonhard's liking for Math goes to Clarence Mathews, Jean Leonhard's basketball ability goes to Pat Hritz.