Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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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.

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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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