Prairie Du Sac High School - Prairie Pride Yearbook (Prairie Du Sac, WI)

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The other two teachers in our class had gone to southern United States I Texas I found Mabel Yarkie, a typical schoolmom, on the verge of tearing her hair out, singing nPatience and Fortitude n Bringing a little 'edicashun' to the lit tle white urchins and pickaninnies in Mississippi was Ireta Klotz. Bill Richards, quite satisfied with his occupation, is the owner of a swank resort on Miami Beach The voice of the sweet little miss who says 'Number, please' countless times a day in Charleston, S Carolina belongs to Ann Kleinert A laboratory technician in the Medical Research Institute in Bethesda, is Marie Burga As one of her experiments failed, she exclaimed, nI'm positive that's the procedure Mr Edwards taught me will have to try Mr E1nste1n's now ' Janice Von Wald is secretary to a doctor there, too The man behind the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame, which is again the top rank ing football team of the nation, is Coach Ed Koch As fashion designer and illustrator for Milliken Woolens of New York are Mar cal Convention is the noted historian Allan 0 Cramer Reading the N Y Times I notived there is to be a dog show at Madison Square Garden, with Joann C Felix, very prominent dog judge, as one of the judges Let me give you a hint on how to win just name your dog Topsy She's quite sentimental about it Back in Chicago, and I'm just in time for the first pitch of the game between the Chicago Cubs and the Boston Red Sox The Red Sox' fans needn't feel lost without the retired Ted Williams because their first baseman this season, a rookie from Wisconsin by the name of Ted Williams has all the makings of as great a star! As I snapped back into the present time, I was somewhat embarrassed to real ize that my pupil was still standing by my desk patiently waiting for my advice on the choice of a motto, but now my mind was clear I knew which she should choose nThis one,' I said, as I pointed to 'In ourselves our future lies, and as she left my room, I thought that if her class kept that motto before them during the course of their senior year, they too would be able to look back with pleas and memories on days gone by. . n 0 O Md. garet Esser and Beverly wehrle, respectively. Lecturing at the American Histori- O O I O ,