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Klww Ffwphwf Madam Shirley Zongie A glimpse ten years into the future, as seen by Madam Zongie, brings forth these startling revelations: The main stem of our town has changed greatly. We now see john Titre as sole owner of the Elite Shoe Repair Shoppe. Katherine Materna has just opened her new dress shopsLa Ka- trina. lack Foster and Harold Raue have taken over the management of the Beef and Brawn Meat Market. lune Manning is the proprietor and chief soda-jerker of the Chocolate Drop Soda Shop. Ernie Bankroff and Casey Kucera are co-owners of the Short Circuit Electric Co., and Carl Boe is president of the Boe Tie Co. which he organized recently. Nadine Peterson is his private secre- tary, Some other members of our class went to large cities and made good. Melvin Strong replaced Bob Hope in Hollywood and has just completed his book, Corn by Strong, Vol. lll. Norma Ott was promoted to lieutenant in the Waves and is working in the recruiting office in Chicago. Dr. john Hensley is pastor of a fashionable church in New York. Helen lmparl is a shorthand reporter for the Chicago Municipal Court where Bill Lawyer is the judge. Bob Dasenbrock, Leonard Pesa- vento, and Bob Wagner are now on Broadway starring in The Burlesque Follies of l954. lane Kesner is doing a fine job of replacing Carmen Miranda on the screen. Clarence Close was elected president of Vassar College, and Hope Norton is the new Dean of Women. Herritt Bowers is the director of the Cash and Marry date bureau in Chicago, and Marge Fredrickson is his assistant. Our old friend, Lt Hale Hoyt, who gave the laps hail, is making the Army Air Corps his ca- reer. Dominic Savala thinks the Navy is tops and now has his commission as lieutenant. A l suppose you all know that Lillian Potochni: has taken Helena Rubenstein's place as a beauty expert with Lois Anderson acting as her chief assistant. Iune Bertelsen and Marge Deckow are models for the Slick Chick Dress Company. Of course you know that some of our seniors made good on the radio. Mary Nell Welsh is on the rye crisp hour with Lorraine Brandenburg and Pauline Stokes as her script writers. Leia Mae Simpson is tuba player and Marie Radakovich vocalist in Phil Spitball's Orchestra. Shirley Wyatt has taken over the lrene Rich radio program. Mary Capitina has accepted a new position. She is bouncer at the Broadway skating rink where Dorothv Chismar has charge of figure skating. Darlene Churnovich has taken over the job as bowling instructor at Rivals after Louise Kosicek resigned. Larry Radich is section foreman for the E. I. 5- E. Railroad with Pete Wittenkeller under his authority. Tom McCoy has been a retired farmer for the past five years. Doris McCann and Lois Briick were recently hired as dancing teachers at the Hot Foot Danc- ing School. Marge Balavender has been happily married for eight years. Corinne Kloska is the head chemist at the Blow 'em High Chemical Co. in Moscow, Idaho where she has gained fame for her discovery of dry water. Tom Kenney, warden at Stateville, received a patent on his Easy Open cell lock.
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' in Hizzoner C. Close LEROY TRAYLOR leaves his musical talent to TED MANGELSDORF. BETTY IO MURPHY to HUGETTE KLOSKA her knack tor getting boys' class rings. DORIS IOHNSON to AUDREY IANSSEN-fher technique in playing love scenes. IOE MCGUIRE to BOB KOLMODINefhis basketball playing ability. EUGENE POPE leaves to ITIS YOUHQGT bfOll1er, ROBERT, his oratorical qualities. PETE SMITH to IIMMIE AIAMlEf-his quiet ways, IOYCE SHERMAN to DOROTHY ANDERSON 'her typing speed. ROGER KRUSE leaves his love to WILMA COGSWELL. KENNY WISE to RAY SULLIVAN his dancing technique. JEAN KENNEDY ISGVGS School l'1ODiUQ that IOHN PLATZ will keep Mr, Bismarck ccm- pany ninth period. FRED WAECHTER to MARK KENNEYV--l'1iS Shynegs ground girls, MICKEY FRANCIS leaves his Casanova Wqyg to GEORGE ABDAY. ISABELLE MONTGOMERY leaves her height 10 TACK ERACARO, DONNA REISE leaves school taking SONNY MILLER with her, ANNA DODGE leaves her quiet voice to ADELINE BISCHMANN, PAULINE GALLE leaves schoolfglad to get Out! LOUANN KRUIVILINDE IO DON SHEPHERD hgr prgmptness at school. VIVIAN WILLIAMS leaves her long hair to DOLLY LA BARN, ELEANOR KOPELMAN leaves her mischievous ways to FRANCIS CACELLO. HARRY HUDEK to MIKE KUNDID his perfeCt attendance record. RAY TIMM leaves his scientific mind to IOE NICHELE. ROYAL SYNWOLT leaves his position as Student Conductor ot the band to LE ROY RIGONI. SHIRLEY IRESON leaves her use of lipstick to MARGIE SARTORI. VIRGINIA VARLEY to WINDY SINENI her ability to manipulate a car. IIM GARVEY leaves his love for home-room to HACKY LAMBERT. WINIERED MILLER leaves her way with boys to ROSE BRANKEY. BARBARA SLAWSON to LOIS COLEVINwher Ipana smile. HELEN SWANSON to DOROTHY SWANSON---her place in the alphabet, ROSEMARY MCABEE leaves her place at the piano in chorus to IERRY ROSE. CAROLYN NETZLER to ZELMA LAMBDIN-her chatter. IRIS ISRAELSON leaves MYRNA OBERG her quiet dignity. IOHN BIORKMAN to everyoneehis sportsmanship. ALICE PAUNOVICH bequeaths her place on the Romeo bus to MILDRED STARTZ. MIRIAM KEGLEY to PHYLLIS LOMBARDO. . . her unassuming manner. RITA GIBES leaves her nice disposition to most anyone. VIOLET MATHERS to any gal who Wants to get her rnanmher doughnut recipe.
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