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

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MhqZRk Pauline Yarkie Jerome Wimmer Betty Welsch Orville Wallsch Delores Von Behren Sylvia Thibert Marlys Taylor Dale Strmiska Ph1l Sprecher Neva Sprecher Jack Smith Don Schwarz Margaret Schultz Barbara Schultz Elizabeth Schlapbach Maisel Quade Ruth Pfohl Dorothy Petzke Priscilla Pedrutt Orlin Ott Dave Osterfund Bette hueller Martin Littlesteadt larilyn leyer Eunice heyer CLASS MOMENTOS Audrey, so small and quiet, We give this horn to raise a riot Pauline is pretty and merry We give her a boat to compete with the ferry This Cadillac convertible 18 very slick We hope you don't get car sick Betty works in a restaurant a lot Here 13 that menu you forgot To Orville we give a great big gun, So he can get a 'dear' on the run Her writing was so small in class, To her we give a magnifying glass For Sylvia, a glamourous career lurks Here are your TV networks hairnet To 'Terry whose heart in tne air force lie We give her this plane to learn to fly Dale, as guard 1n football shines Here's a football to help in W1SCOHS1H'S lines Phil rings the bell to every girl's heart Here 15 a diamond ring to give him a start To Neva we give a postage stamp It will help her to unite to that rmy camp We give Jack paper to write the girls back home, Since PTD1T18'S damsels he leaves alone To Don, who by the river gets stuck, This pail and shovel to help dig the muck The bad cooks always get a cook book, But here is one for an excellent cook To Barbara we give a little black book, So keep it near the telephone nook A cream and sugar bowl we give with all our vishes We only hope they will match your set of dishes When you go to see your Nsucar candy Laisel is full of pep and ginger Here are some roller skates, but don't get ingured Dear Tuthie' we hope you won't laugh, When we glve you Phil's utograph Dorothv, we give you a horse shoe Plus all our luck from ua to you lo a certain person Priscilla will write Here is some ink, to make the task light To Orlin we give an 'Esquire' calendar, So all 'importantn dates he can remember. Pattie can play the piano, this leaves Dave alone We now present him with one to improve his tone Vorensic 'Freddie' wore short pants four years Here's a tropic 1 pair from Roebuck, Sears shorts Vartin seems to like them small To remind him of her we ive him a doll To Narilyn, olives are a treat, The e won't tell now many you eat Eunice has said to many 'ello1s, 'Good bye Ver is a hanky, have a good cry I . 0 . . D ' Q 0 1 l I 0 . . l . - O . f 0 Y. Q . I . . . . O 1 u n. c ' D 5 v n ' VS, . . . . H , . . J . . '. . . . 4 . . I . . . ' . C . , . , V, 0 . '. ' Fi 4 0 . i. . 1 AA . . . 1. . . . . , g . 1 I . . I y r , . , in 2 . , . A' L . 0 Jeanette Saxer This bus ticket will come in handy, V or r n. I' A. a O - , . f. . 0 I' In 4 , . .... . 51 f 0 ' .1 J. - e 0 . 5 ,, I U . . . . O V ' I K ,. . . n A 0 , . . . . . E! V L ' 1 ' o - l . , . a e' , . f . ,. y . . ..' V . Q . . I C 4 . 0 1 ' if ' s- , .T 1 . .' ' , ' , ' . H ' - H. Q.. 9 . J 0

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washer on a certain farm near Black Hawk Orlin Ott is the local undertaker in the Black Hawk Witwen area, a regular 'Dlgger O'Delln selling tombstones on the Slde Arletta Garske shook the dust of Leland off her feet and 15 now a secretary in the United States Patent Office in Washlngton D C She often sees Senator Barbara Schultz, W1SCOUS1D'S f1rst woman to receive that dlstinc ion, and her indispensable 806181 secretary, Carol Mae Meng we buzzed Sauk High and then landed on the top of Orville Wallsch's milllon dollar dill pickle factory Later, as I walked through the bua1ness section, I marveled at how Prairie had changed 1n ten years Mettels' is now Mitz1e's, Ma1sel Quads, that is Jack Smith deals in 616CtT1C31 appliances, bu+ being of an inventive mind, he ga1ned h1s fame producing an electrlc fly swatter Wesley Bastian runs the bakery with the slogans Wwhen better buns are b ked, Bastian will bake them'. Just then, Douglas Ham1lton pulled up ln his new Ford A few years ago he bought out Dr Steuber Doug was as talkat1ve as ever D1d I know that Bill Frosch is a tycoon in the p1cture industry? He got his start in horse operas Doug's assistant came out yelling that LaVerne Bittner, owner of Bittner B lldog Kennels, was on the phone and needed a vet erinar1an.inmediate1y Doug was off, leaving me 1n a cloud of dust I turned around and there stood Coach Fuzzy Osterfund, his wife, and all f1ve llttle Fuzzies You know, he's going to have his own team someday He called my attention to the Strmiska Super Market across the street, whlch I should have expected since Dale always was an enterprising young fellow Just then, Donna Boehmer walked out of the Market Fuzzy explained that she is home agent 1n Columbia County She had some interestlng news Her s1ster, Joan Boehmer, is top trapeze artist and owner of the Barnum, Bailey, and Boehmer circus, havlng bought the trade name She uses her artistic drawings for the circus posters, Stepplng into the bank to cash a traveler's check, I met Lowell Coulson who he returned to Pra1r1e and is now head of the Easy Loan Department of the local bank He told me that Sylvia Th1bert is a prominent crlminal lawyer in Portland, Oregon Interesting note: Sylvla married her law partner Betty Welsch 18 1n Kansas C1ty making a small fortune writing the lyrics for slng- ing co mercials Eunice Meyer is now living in Maple Bluffs where she is prominent in civic affairs, includlng directing barn dances patronized by the young social set Audrey Zick married a flor1st and they have established a successful business in Detroit, M1chigan Dorothy Farrls also chose to be a housewife rather than a career g1rl Kenyon Glese, Mr Sh1eld's Pr1de and joy, came in while we were talking He had the largest cream check I ever saw' H1s farm 18 a fancy show place and his blue r1bbon Jersey cows are known all over the state He contributed more news D1ck Dobratz 18 dolng a thr1v1ng business runnlng the Merrimack Ferry summers During the wlnter, he retires to his farm where he lives the Nl1fe of Riley The former Monnie Koepp and her husband are neighbors to Dick They, too, make the1r money on the tourists vacationing along the W1scons1n River Jerry Wi mer 18 a cheml cal technician for Du Pont Oh yes, he has that Cadillac he was always brag ling about Martin Mlttlesteadt took the adv1ce, 'Go west, voung mann, and now is prospecting for uranium 1n the Rockies Kenyon quizzed me about my oc- cupation. I must have absorbed printer's ink dur1ng the hours of work on the annual as I took a positlon with a publlshlng company which has since develop ed into a very satisfactory career That evening I attended the 1961 Commencement and saw another class step for ward to make its way in the world I only hope that each succeed1ng group will be as happy and successful as the graduates of 1951 Oma Leppla N 1 O started out to be a forest ranger but lacking beautiful feminine companionship

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Carol hae Meng Varlenna lotoushek Norma Lohr John Lohr Oma Leppls Monn1e Koepp Robert Knox Ru slyn Keck Dougl s Hamllton Kenyon G1e e Donna F e G1PS6 Lartha Gleck Arlett G rske B1ll breech Dorothy FqFT1S LaVonne Fnge Tack Ecksteln D1ck Dobratz lo ell Coulson Lione Breunlg Joan Boehmer Donna Boehner L1Verne B1ttner Wesley Bsst1sn Betty Albertus lr H1bbard At slumber partles we hear not a peep Here is a yard st1ck to measure your sleep To VQT1 nna who l1kes Western shows, Th1s bag of pop corn surely goes Norma vas our sen1or ball queen Here 1S e slelgh to remind her of the scene To John we g1ve a nice b1g horn Th1nk of us when you are forlorn To Oma we g1V9 a puzzle fine, In hopes lt w1ll rel x her Ulnd Monnle pets some pollsh tonlght, So she cen keep the future br1ght In those dark rfmned gl sees, Bob looks manly Here lS some cleaner, keep lt handy To that cert in fellow you no doubt will wr1te Pere 15 paper nd envelopes eral them up tlght To Douglas v1th h1s n vers qu1ck, e v1ve th1s tame and hone lt w1ll stick Kenyon plays the 'Bells of St lery's w1th del1ght no we g1V8 h1m these bells to remember tonight To Donna Fee, we QIVG a p1ece of rope Thls 1S one voy to get s msn ve hope Vartha would ssy scarcely a word She need th1s reg phone to m ke herself heard do her Math lessons, she w1ll be nble B111 me glve this llpstick br1ght, gite beck to h1S g1rl on th t SP6C1H1 nlght Dorothy we g1V6 a candy kiss Qhe 13 one g1rl we all w1ll m1ss Lsvonne we g1ve th1s k1tchen spoon th1nk she'11 need lt very soon the S9h1OT Class Play he vas nProfessor Bhaer e p1ve h1m th1s beard so he ll always have hair the sen1ors he would lend h1S truck hope th1s lS made so lt won't get stuck. Lowell, an 616CtT1CH1 eng1neer, vants to D6 he hope wlth th1s llght bulb, h1s career he'l1 see To L1 ne we g1V9 th1s crown to wear, For she was Prom Queen 1n her Junlor year For Josn's motor scooter we give a horn, So all rho are vslk1ng she now c1n warn 'I lost my UUQIC, and Fr Reuter would scold her, So to Donna, ve g1VG this mu 1C folder To L1Verne ve give th1s brand new car, Becsu e h1s old Chev doesn't run up to par To Wesley we give a star, For being the nlcest SSUIOT by far She was slxsys f1TSt It would not fall so to m ke her lest, we glve her s tall To Nr H1bbard the SSHIOTS say no Adieu , But So Long, It's Been Good to Know Youn' Sylvia Thibert Bette Mueller K J 0 ' I . ' . I , L ' f , .fr . Ll' . 3. U - . . A. O .'. Q 0 , I , . . O . . . . ' . . O A . ' , 72 A . g I 5 V 2 - ' ' n - 1 , I ' .1 . Q. . o A I . ' . I SM -. . 'Z . a E , ' G, ' 1 . O s . ' 1' ' s sz ' ,,, . . . . V.. . A . Q ' ,g- I I Il ' ' , .4 . , , .. - Q sl Q f' , ' ' , , , 9 ' I I .. , , . . , .7 . I Q , . 1 - '-N L O 1. . F1 I A 9. e 1 Q To Arletta we give the square root table, To , . ' f ,. 9 5 N I V I c 0 0 To ' . ' ' a ' ' . Q. - To ' . V b . . I . . . V To . . . . We . y . . . 1 - - ' In . ' . J , , N. Y! Jo 1 . e A ' . ' s e . ,li-9 . . . . va, , , ' ' ,f. , .. . . . 5 . I I . I . .nu ' I . . I in . . In O . 1' , .' . : g U ' H - f -I x L ' ll I . 1 ' . s' . , S . 1- e . h . O - V- ' 0 . 0 c '7 A ' Y. . Q ' ' ' ' ll ll - O - J. Q . ll f O