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

 - Class of 1954

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Wlenzewtae Donna Accola When itIcomes to grades, Donna's are best, With this book she can record the rest. Evelyn Accola To Evie who is always so sweet, We have some candy or her to eat. Alan Albers In FFA many an honor he's won, So we give him a medal for what he's done. Arthur Baars Art has a phone to make a date Here's a nickel to change for better bait. John Boehmer ' As an athlete he excebls in all We give him this medal to hang on the wall. Harlyn Braun I This tractor will be a handy machine Some day for Harlyn and his queen. Annie fampbell In gol !Annie has done her best, Here's a golf ball,-do the rest. Gerald Campbell I We ive Gerry this star so bright So Els blushes can be seen at night. Phillip Cole To Phi we give this basketball, Hflll be in the limelight to score over a . Edith Dahnke I To Edith we give these house plans neat To uphold the pacter of little feet. Barbara ?obratz Barb cou dn't be an angel, too dark air' We give her this firecracker,you'll see a flare. is her soon Eileen and Irene Eckstein In a restaurant you're always on the run, Here's a big tip,-go have some fun. William.Evans ln mechanics Bill has a good start, We give him this car to take apart. Darwin Ferry I To our grand class president who guided us well,we glVC 2 b0UQUCCbecause he is swell. oan Foljahn I oan, in school rs never outspoken, We ive her this halo,, although it is broEen. Audrey Groth Audrey's main worry is her light bill Shflnever can sleep, so here's a sleeping gi. gohn Gruber I I hen John is near, we don t always know ity But with this flashbulb he can s ow it. Gene Gustavson I I To Gene who is never in the chips, I We give you some money, now let 'er rip. Bonita Hamilton Bonnie can dance to most any step- We give her this pill to keep up her pep. l'm Holwa I I lthough lim is our greatest menace, We give you this bal for table tennis. Donald Hutter I Don hauls gravel most of the timeg Here's a new truck to stop on a dime. bane and jean Jessie ithout each other jane and jean do not sta' Her!,are handcuffs, so one may not stray. gerry Jonas I ne swell guy is jerry Jonas A kiss, 'from jane,' is your bonus. Shirley Jlmse . . . , . . Cooking and baking is Shirley s big aim, Here are some tins. 1t's all in the game. Fay!Ann Katchinska Special lipstick for Fay in this tube so straight So she'll still have some on even when ic's late Marlene Kindschi Marlene is known as our favorite cook To help her along is a recipe book. Jean Keitel This sucker ean ill b h t v The memory oi it W e appy 0 ge, she'll never forget. Austin Kniemeyer ecaufe youlwerc our c ass p a we ive ou this b b doll to remembbr thi day? a y such a proud father in Lane Kohlman I I ast year jane climbed the 'Stairway to the'Stars'. I This year these ballots claimed her for a DAR. Karla Krueger, , , To Karla we give ihis gaper tonight, To finish her boo on iving Right.' Marion Lohr I I I To Marion we give this ring of gold. 'Good-bye to many a man she s to d. Merlin Luher Merlin was our center so tall. We give him a coach's number to calh.

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PM This is station V-PDS-TSV-C televising to you from the tenth annual reunion of the Prairie High class of l95h. We have arrived in time to see the President of the United States, Darwin Ferry, dedicat- ing the new state capitol which has been moved to Prairie du Sac. Recording the event on film is John Gruber, President of the National Press Photographer's Association. Just arriving from Washing- ton D.C. on Twenty-Year Man, Gus Quade's Jet Space ship, designed by Bill Evans, are Alan Albers, Secretary of Agricul- ture, Leon Procknow, Secretary of the Treasury lhe always did have the moneyl, and John Ring the distinguished but silent Senator from Wisconsin. They explained they were late because they stopped off in Chicago to visit Marion 'Bubbles' Lohr, who is unable to attend the reunion because running the night club, the 'Greasy Spoon', takes all her time. On our right, we see Donna Accola, famed gossip columnist, interviewing George Walker, home from making his latest movie, Kin 3-D Cinemascope, co- starring with Marilyn Monshmoel, 'Here I Am, You Lucky Women.' Don Hutter and Gerald Campbell just sold their formula for skinning angle-worms, to that business tycoon from Merrimac Gene Morrow. Now a word from our sponsor, 'Soelle Mattresses' created by Duane Soelle and demonstrated by official dem- onstrator, Kahn Peterson. Diane Yanke, better known as Florence Nightie-in-gale, the II, claimed they make the most com- fortable sickbeds, and Dr. Arthur Baars, the mortician's friend, agrees. Qack to our little gathering. We rgceigeg word fromh Stockholm, Sweden, t at o n Boehmer as become the only athlete to excel Jim Thorpe's Olympic record. Ooopsl I gust tripped over our cord, Here comes im Ryan world-renown weight-lifter to help me up. With him is Mike Rolstad, president of the Green Bay gherrg Corporation, which has just pgr- ecte a strawberry- lavored cherry or people who don't like cherries. We turn our camera to the street where a brass band directed by Justin Kniemeyer, is heralding the arrival of Phil Cole, coach of the University of Wisconsin football team, who has just won their fifth bi- annual Rose-Bowl game. With him is Gene Gustavson, team manager. Karla Krueger enjoys traveling also. She's now married and has topped the Canadian record with sextuplets. From this view we see the beautiful tenth anniversary cake, baked and ggcoiatedJ by the :ecogddBetty Ciock- er, r ey unge, w o i so we at Stout. Shirley followed the recipe created by Gladys Petzke of the Betty griikerfKgtchenMEeiting Staff in Chicago. e , i oris on di n't arrive...... My, here she is and doesn't she have a beautiful tan? I always said Africa was a warm place. Doris is a missionary for her local church at Leland. Giver-head we see a Jet-plane doing crazy dips. We're told it's Jane Kohl- man, rather 'Miss Smile in the Jet.' She has attained top honors in both fields, Smiling and Jet Piloting. Jane tells us that Bonnie Hamilton has risen to the top and stayed there. She was recently voted 'The Girl We'd Most Like to Have for Dinner' by the African Society of Cannabals, For obvious reasons, she declined the award. The director has just informed us to swing our camera over to Studio A, where Marlene Kindschi is exhibiting her Inter- national Champion Cocker Spaniel. She's receiving the golden cup now. The cup is presented to her by Jean and Jane Jessie who have established an institution for the handicapped and are teaching the in- mates how to avoid hydrophobia. Betty Zech has her own TV program, concerning the teenagers, called 'How to Be Removed from Class.' It's very ed- ucational and a real comedy. Here's Barbara Dobratz who is now tickling the ivories although she never had much musical ability. Her boss finds her a very good dental assistant. Now for a word from our sponsor,'Annie Campbell's Clinging Shampoo.' It doesn't foam: it doesn't remove dandruffg it just sits and clings. Don McDonald, recently voted one of the ten best dressed men in America, says it does wonders. Here comes bashful Ellen Matoushek, boots, ten-gallon hat and all, who just returned from Texas, She's sporting a diamond engagement kerchief clasp rom her handsome Texan, who considered it practical since they'll be riding the range together. Frances Munz is changing her youngest child's diaper. She is in a daze after being voted Wisconsin's most efficient housewife. Here comes Barbara Peetz, high school secretary, with a message for us from Fran Mueller. Fran wants to know if Eddie, Jr. the oldest of her nine children is around. Here he comes with the county sheriff, Harlyn Braun, who found him on the 'Eckstein's Etheral Eatery' restaurant. run by Eileen and Irene Eckstein. He was trying to meet 'Lucky' Nottlestad,one of their best customers, who struck oil in Oklahoma and is giving away money. Flarold 'Happy' Meeteer is selling tickets to the game which his team, Meeteer's Meteorites,' will play tonight in the new Prairie recreation center. Jerry Jonas, architect who designed this twelve story two block long structure, declares it has done wonders for the youth of Prairie du Sac. Jean Keitel, county truant officer agrees. We now turn our camera onto the street. Looking upward we see some sky Eaintings Canew process developed by Jim olwayl of Phyllis Schutte and Joan Mowitz. It was an advertisement for 'eau de Paree' cologne. The painting was done by Merlin Luher, Jim's right- hand man. We are now on Melster Street, in the center of the business district, named after George 'Toby' Melster, whose benevolence hasmade Harolyn Zick's pride and joy, the public library, possible. Harolyn has been able to combine marriage and the library successfully. We stop at Continued on Page 14



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Darlene Pieper At the Palace sshe dances from nine untill oneg ge give her these tickets and hope she has un. Doris Mallon I Doris' bowling team always did scoreg With this new ball she can do even more. Ellen Matoushek I Ellen's voice never did boomg With this megaphone she'll be heard'round the room. hoe Matoushek e is a brain and called,'Honest loe'5 These study guides he always did now. Donald McDonald . Girls at times ean be Tuite a loadg These glgsggg will he p keep on the road. Harold Meeteer Harold deserves a medal for being so neatg This fashion book will keep him on the beat. George Meister . I Toby s interest is in the cheerleadig sec- tiong this maps shows the direction. Marvin Milleville A farmer he is, a farmer he'll beg For him we hare a fine little tree. Pat Mockler i Queen she was and queen she remainsg So give her this crown to use when she reigns. Eugene Morrow Every now and then Eugene would go a different wayg . Those make-up slips were due today. +oan Mowitz , o joan who is always out for a good timeg Cannot have it without money, so we give her this dime Frances Mueller A To Fran who will soon be wearing a veilg Will need something Frances Muna Whee it comes to squaredancing, she's the ir 5 These aspirins will help you when your head's in a whirl. Afvin Nottlestad A horseshoe for!Arvin Ma seem duckyg But it will remind him or his name 'Lucky.' ' girgarg Eeetz 0 ar-a a we give this di 11 ferzszlefxsrcf 'he mP?5!f '2h.2-. gahn,Petegson f h ere s a oy o is moustach h ' 2: : :.::s. '1S him- wwf bi S 55315 Gladys Peteke This ift is good for a laughg For Gladys we have Duane s autograph. Leon yrocknow Leon is quiet and has no time for a But we give him this date-book just same. dame, the Patsy Pullen . t Pat's hobby is raising rabbitsg These carrots will improve their habitsf Gustave Quade We give these letters to Gus to arrangeg The theater canopy needs a change. aohn.Ring . n alking to school, john takes hrs timeg This car is faster. ls'nt that fine. Ronald Rolstad We give you this mask so.Iou can't beguile Wit your sly, wicked smi e. ames Ryan im has a goke to tell everyone. his Joke ook will make it more fun, Donald Schiffman D Don is known as the biggest class flirty These pills he can give to each girl he hurt. Phyllis Schuette n In school she was quiet outside a rebels his ruler will help her keep on the level Duane Soelle So he can travel near and farg We give Duane this nice new car. Howard Sprecher With everyone,Hcward got-alongg To remind him of us we give hime a song. George Walker I George, at times gets quite paleg ' Especially when he opens hrs fan mail. Priscilla Weber. ' !An active part in library work she tookg !As a reward, we give her this book. Diane Yanke . lf ever you go on a diet, Here's a coo book,try lt. Fairalene Welsch We have these bells for Fairalene gay To remind her of' save by l each day. Betty Zech Books were out of Betty's But she's okay,so we give the bel reachg her a peach. Betty Zick lnto.Betty's future we took a peekg Ye give her this pen and hope it won't ea . garolyn Zig! I 1 or any em ara t' Ehesfmgke-up fggsazgoly:ewillpb:iEhten e a e.

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