Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Sandwich Township High School, being of sound mind and in good bodily health, realizing the uncertainty of our destination and being desirous of settling our school affairs do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament, thereby revoking all former testaments and dispositions made by us at any time heretofore. CLASS WILL I, U'ayne Fitzpatrick, leave my height to Ralph Noyce. I, Jennie IF hit field, leave my shy and quiet manners to Rusty” Phillips. I, Henry (irecastreet, leave my irresistible charms to Ralph Hubbard. I. Astrid Olson, leave my Pepsodent smile to Pat Wittie. I. Floyd Derby, leave my Vitalis to Mr. Fade. I, Dena Jaffe. leave the traditional cow bell to Pat (Butch) Sehby. 1. Charles King, leave my pipe to Leon Johnson. I. Dorothy Kessler, leave my soda-jerk occupation to Rodney Hupach. I, Hob banning, return my troublesome scooter to Duke Fanning. 1, Jean Thor sen, leave my vacancy in triple trio to Margie Ryburn. I. Gordon Marker, leave my position of football captain to little brother Joe. I. Helen Cain, leave my ability to get into mischief to Sylvia Dalton. I, I.con (“Fete ) Gould, leave my pearl stickpin to Jimmie Dolder. I, Mary Casner, leave my debating ability to Barbara Dreebin. I. Atoy Beardsley, leave my driving ability to Miss Mesen-kop. I, Marilyn Francis, leave my farm interests to Donna Houghtby. I. Bertil Mattson, leave my F. F. A. awards to Donald Cross. I. Marilyn Hough, leave my convertible Oldsmobile to Tommy Hallstrom. I. Charles Kaufman, leave my hunting ability to Bob Reiman. I. Dolores Klotc, leave to my brother Glen, the job of keeping up the reputation of the Klotzes as assembly singers. I. Dean Teland. leave Helen in the care of Bob Beck. I. Martha Hanson, leave my friends at the skating rink to any girl who wants them. I. Lloyd Richardson, leave my long walk to school to “Kate.” I. LaVonnc Foster, leave my position at Hornsby’s to sister Arlene. I, Richard Hallstrom. leave my crew cut to Dale Suppes. I, Nancy Ford, leave my flowers I’m always receiving to sister Pat. I, Bruce Obcnhaus. leave my mechanical ability on Fords to Ronnie Eva. I, Marie Hilliard, leave my typing record to Beverly Smith. I. Richard Holland, leave my intelligence to some poor freshman who needs it. I. lidna Mae Schoener, leave my ability to talk in front of a large group to Norma Morris. I. Orvcn Luttrcll. leave my ability to get into trouble to Dave Sherman. I. Barbara Tanning, leave my position at the hospital to Louise Hummiston. I, Clarion Clausen, leave my shyness to LeRoy Fox. I. Lourll Anderson, leave my physique to Evelyn Dobbs. I. li’ilma Allen, leave my quick temper to Ruthie Sanderson. I. Dennis Francis, leave my position at the bakery to Peter Crowell. I. Arlene LaBoube. leave my ability to wear a diamond to Janice Law. I. Don Reynolds, leave my paper route to Gerald Sherman. I, Rose Luttell, leave my punctual attendance to sister Betty. I, Arlene Sherman, leave my ability to make posters for the seniors to Marianne Ford. I, Raymond Sherman, leave my position at the A. P. to “Doc” Grady. I. Norman Shurson. leave my height to Rosalie Champlain. I. A. J. ll'hitficld, leave my ability in solid geometry to Kaye Bagg. I. Ray IVeisenburger, leave my ability to write sports articles to Ralph Noyce. I, Jack Smith, leave my chickens to Milford Clausen. We hereby nominate, constitute and appoint the Junior Class to be executor of this our last will and testament. Dated this 11th day of June. 1948. (Signed) Senior Class of 1948 rr President ft. Secretary Signed, sealed, published and declared by said testator, the Senior Class of 1948. as. and for their last will and testament, in the presence of us, who at their request, in their presence, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses this 11th day of June. 1948. The 194ft Reflector 23

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CLASS PROPHECY The class of “48” has a new invention to offer to school as their last will and testament. One of the master minds in our great institution has invented an ingenious time machine. To test its ability we have set it ten years ahead and we see the class of “48“ on the road to success. As we peer into the future we see that: Wilma Allen is a successful housewife. Lowell Anderson has now run Tommy Fairclough out of business with his newly-built Bigger-and-Better Skating Kink”. Cordon Barker pounds the gavel as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, as the nation’s top lawyer. Le Roy Beardsley now owns the biggest Kaiser-Frazer garage around this area. Helen Cain has now become the pride of the class by being head nurse in a hospital in Peiping. China. Mary Casner now owns and operates the Bell Telephone Company. Clarion Clausen has finally outgrown his bashfulness and is much in demand by all the Hollywood producers. Floyd Derby has won his second race at the Indianapolis Speedways. Barbara Fanning is now the pride and joy of the United States Navy as a wave. Robert Fanning has now settled down to married life and has several little blonde children. Wayne Fitzpatrick is now wearing captain’s bars in the U. S. Air Corps. Nancy Ford is now traveling through the Balkans as the Chicago Tribune’s only woman War Correspondent. LaVonne Foster is sending everyone in Sandwich postcards of the scenic spots of her most recent trip around the world with her husband. Dennis Francis is now a bluejacket on one of the Navy’s fighting vessels. Marilyn Francis has turned out to be a farmer’s wife and a successful one at that. Henry Greenstreet is coaching one of the biggest football teams in the Big Ten. Leon Gould is now the owner of the Oatman Dairy throughout this area. Richard Hallstrom is now running one of the finest greenhouses on Broadway in New York City. His flowers are famous the world over. Martha Hanson has an ice cream parlor in Newark. Marie Hilliard is private secretary to the president of U. S. Steel. Richard Holland is now Professor of Speech at Bradley. Marilyn Hough has received her wings as a pilot for United Air Lines. Dena Jaffe is Dean of Women at the University of Wisconsin. Charles Kaufman has a chicken farm just at the edge of town and is doing a wonderful business. Dorothy Kessler is working for United Air Lines as head stewardess. Charles King has an undertaking .establishment on Main Street here in Sandwich. Dolores Klots has settled down as a housewife. Arlene La Boube has followed Dolores’ footsteps. Dean Leland has become coach at the Sandwich Township High School. Orvcn Luttrell is head foreman at Ford’s auto plant at Detroit. Rose Luttrell is now working as a secretary in one of California’s big office buildings. Bertil Mattson is farming the homestead with the former Marilyn Francis, his wife, tending chickens. Bruce Obenhaus and wife, Anita Mycr, are prosperous farmers south of town. Astrid Olson is superintendent of nurses at West Suburban in Oak Park. Don Reynolds is running the new ‘‘Super Delux Paper Delivery Service” on Railroad Street. Lloyd Richardson is assistant coach at Sandwich Township High School. Edna Mae Schoener has settled down to a happy home life after her career as a history teacher. Arlene Sherman is in Hollywood putting her artistic ability to use making scenery. Raymond Sherman has established himself in a fine florist shop in Somonauk. Norman Shurson is manager of Hornsby’s Five-and Ten-cent Stores throughout the United States. Jack Smith has become world-famed for his new breed of chickens which originated from the ‘‘Smith Poultry Farm”. Jean Thorson is now a housewife and beauty-operater combined. Ray Weisenburger is sports reporter for the Chicago Tribune and has made a fine name for himself in the journalistic world. A. J. Whitfield has done a fine job taking over his father’s business, the Whitfield Trucking and Coal Co.” Jennie Ruth Whitfield is now air line stewardess for a world-famed air line. 22 The 1948 Reflector

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HALL OF Famous Personalities K notvn By Professional Interest Wilma Allen June Bug Secretary I.owell Anderson Andy Farmer Gordon Barker Barker Lawyer or teacher I.eRov Beardsley .Wicker Service station owner Helen Cain Cain Nursing and missionary work Mary Casner C’az Physical education teacher Clarion Clausen Clair Farmer Floyd Derby I )erh Flyer Barbara Fanning Barb Physical education teacher Robert Fanning. Bob Manager of a service station XVavne Fitzpatrick Fitz Pilot in air corps Nancy Ford Prundie Journalist I aVonne Foster Bonnie Traveler Dennis Francis Dennie Sales clerk Marilyn Francis Maryland Home ec. teacher llenrv Greenstreet Hogie Engineer Leon Gould —Pete Business man Richard I lallstrom H'gg Civil engineering Martha Hanson Marta Secretary Marie Hilliard Mabel Secretary Richard Holland Dick Bus-i-ness Marilyn Hough Dee Radio operator Dena JafFe Jaff Undecided Charles Kaufman Chuck Sailor Dorothy Kessler Dot Airline stewardess Charles King Claude Sailor Dolores Klotz Klotzie Secretary Arlene LaBoube Boo Beautician Dean I.eland Wes Coach Orven Luttrell Orvie Explorer Rose Luttrell Rosie Telephone operator Bertil Mattson Barney Farmer Bruce Obenhaus Obe Farmer Astrid Olson Ochee Nurse Donald Reynolds Mousey King of the Hobos Lloyd Richardson Curly Industrial draftsman Edna Mae Schoener Shoo Teacher Arlene Sherman Sherm Designing Raymond Sherman Hopie Algebra teacher Norman Shurson Norm English teacher lack Smith J- o. Poultry farmer Jean Thorson Swede Beauty operator Ray Weisenburger Wolf Engineer A. J. Whitfield Itchev Science teacher Jennie Whitfield Jen Undecided 24 The 1948 Reflector