Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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1, Pat Keenan, leave my job at the hospital to Pat Casey hoping that she will obtain practical information for her vocation. I, Jeannine Olson, leave my accurate typing to Jean Rasmuson and Bonnie Reinhart. I, Jean Friedrich, leave my play acting to Nancy Brimicombe who may want to use it for the senior play next year. To Earl Baucam, and Darrell Livingston. Glenn Perdue leaves his accordian to the one who learns first. 1, Jerry Brower, just leave. I. Phyllis Anderson, leave my parts in plays to Helen Malone, who did a fine job in the Junior Play. Class Prophecy Ten Years From Now JEAN ABENS . . . took up the profession of teaching “little” cheerleaders. JERRY OLSON . . . head basketball coach at Notre Dame. GENE OLSON . . . successful farmer. Always see F ITH out feeding chickens. JEAN McQUOWN . . . head occupational therapist in Outer Siberia. JEAN FRIEDRICH and EVONNE CAVE . . . specially trained assistants (?) in the grease-monkey business. CONNIE WAGNER . . . interested in and studying prefabs, is now living in DeKalb in a tent. CAROL PADF.N . . . private secretary to J. D. Rockefeller. Jr. Still typing at 120 words per minute. PHYLLIS ANDERSON . . . picking up toys for 20 little monsters. She’s a kindergarten teacher. GORDON JOHNSON and DEAN ANDERSON . . . owners of the largest combination beauty salon and barber shop in France. DONNA BARTER . . . Hash from Africa! Barter attacked by natives. She plaved a sour note. JACK Cl RRAN . . . holds music for Ray Anthony’s 1st trumpet man. HAROLD CASN'ER . . . went West to relieve his asthma and became ski instructor for moviestars at Sun Valiev. PEGGY FRANCIS . . . still making her yearly trips . now owns Dales Home for . . rushing the few women at Rumors sav that Bill will take to Kenara. Canada. ED MOREL . Homeless Bovs. DON McK INDEED Michigan State. BILL KI PPLER . over the motion picture industry. Sam Goldwyn retired. DON GATES and PAT NELSON . . . can now be seen with three little reheads tagging along behind. ROBERT ROHRER . . . head librarian at the Library of Congress. HALSTEN SHl'RSON . . . competing with Einstein in a new experiment. JANET SERBY . . . now models only for a certain photographer. SANDRA DARBY . . . owns a chain of restaurants with the biggest of them in Millington. CHARLES 27

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The Class Will We, the Members of the Class of 1954 of Sandwich Township High School, being of sound mind, disregarding all previous rumors, hereby bequeath to the Junior Class this Last Will and Testament. I, Janet Morrissey, bequeath to thee, Pat Day, my red hair, knowing that you are very fond of it. 1. Jim Smith, leave my scalpel and other instruments to my cousin. Duane Smith, who might like to be a veterinarian and follow in my footsteps. I. Donna Barter, leave my duties as a pianist in Music Class to Sandy Legner, in hopes that she will enjoy it as I did. As I did? I. Don McKindley, leave my height to Jerry Halford and John Foster, both of whom need it so desperately. To Delta Holmes and Ruth Fox. I. Jean Abens. leave my pep and enthusiasm for cheerleading. I, Don Ammons, leave my many trips to Sandwich to John Blythe and F.d Kluth. I. Connie Wagner, leave my noon dancing partner. Fritz Bud. to Sandra Lee. I. Steve Wutzke, have decided to take my b Q. with me. but I bequeath my clarinet playing technique to Sally Bark. To Jerry Potter, who isn’t at all the shy, bashful type. 1. Carol Paden. bequeath my ever ready blush. I. Rosemary Rud, leave my job at the MARY ANN to Kay Mall, because she doesn’t have far to walk. The Charleston steps of Janet Serby, are most generously left by her to Lea Tremper, so that she may put them to good use. I, Faith Brady, bequeath my excellent collection of masculine-type pictures (most of which are Jeff Chandler) to Don Wallis, Phillip Dwyer, and “Speed” Humney who are definitely the masculine type. We. the senior class, give for the present evening. Jack Curran and Jerry Olson, our two “Roving Romeos,” to Claudette Nelson and Roberta Hough. I, Ed Morel, leave my ability to moke out-of-town contacts to “Butch” Stahl and Harold Swanson, but they will have to supply their own little black books. To Jerry Scent, the brutish Junior, I, Charles Kratzer, bequeath my manly physique. Lucky you. To Richard Johnson, who has what is known as Peach Fuzz, I. Halsten Shurson. leave my Whiskergrowing ability. To Delight Keenan. I, Kay Cunningham, a nurses aide at the Sandwich Hospital, leave my bed-pan hands. 1, Don Gates, leave my flirting eyes to Rita Nelson. A collection of highly different belts (and I mean different ) are left by Jean McQuown, to Helen Gavic. I. Peggy Francis, leave my love letter writing to Marge Smith, but she can’t have the letters. I, Don Becherer. leave my driver’s license to Ted Beck until he gets his own. To Charlotte Schorsch, I, Evonne Cave, leave my Plano class ring collection. 1. Eleanor Kaufman, leave my ticket taking job to Beverly Walseth, who is next in line. To Quen Wutzke, who has a varied vocabulary, I, Gene Olson, leave my very humorous vocabulary. To Bob Kegel and Norman Troeger, I, Dean Anderson, leave my ninth hour hair cuts in hopes that you will get to go. I understand they are clamping down next year. I, Harold Casner, leave my heart to Alice Nelson. I, Sandra Darby, leave my steady gab to a good competitor. Sue Meilinger. I, Roger Denman, leave my position in Hot Lunch Line to Paul Wilkening who might want to eat hot lunches next year instead of bringing his lunch. I, Pat Gillis, leave to Mary Morris and Joanne Eriksson my term papers in English class. I, Robert Rohrer, leave my alphabetic position to Janet Barrows and Richard Bland so they won’t have to be at the top. I, Pat Nelson, leave my job at Hornsby’s to Pat Munson and Carol Davis. I, Bill Kuppler, leave my prowess as an auto mechanic to Allen Engel who may need it for his car. Hope it lasts another year. I, Gordon Johnson, who throws his weight around anyway, throws a good share to Dean Olson who may need a few pounds. 26

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KRATZER . . . struck oil in his backyard. (They say it runs in the family.) ELEANOR KAUFMAN . . . answers the telephone for M. G. M. motion picture studio. ROGER DENMAN ... If you look quic k you can see R. D., car “69”, racing around the Indianapolis speedway. PAT KEENAN . . . holds a public seance every Wednesday evening. ROSEMARY RUD . . . keeps pretty busy putting in new windows and has quite a collection of golfhalls. PAT GILLIS ... is coach of a world wide known girls baseball team. DON BECHERER . . . works for the city, commissioned to put parking meters on the North Road. KAY CUNNINGHAM . . . an R. N. at Cook County Hospital. JEANNTNE OLSON . . . sewing clothes for Saks Fifth Avenue. DON AMMONS . . . owner of Cory’s food supplies for Darby’s restaurant. JANET MORRISSEY . . . nationally known for her red hair, is posing for Arthur Godfrey in Toni ads. JIM SMITH . . . acquired the disease in an attempt to give one of his patients rabies shots. STEVE WUTZKE . . . biggest manufacturer of farm machinery in the Mid West. GLEN PERDUE . . . sold over a million records of his accordian solo, “From the Vine Came the Grapes.” JERRY BROWER . . . first male president of W.C.T.U.