Sauk City High School - Sauk Log Yearbook (Sauk City, WI)

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was the homecoming dance at which Eugene Pings reigned as king. Several of the students were members of the band which was led by Claudlne Noel who was drum major. The future which we look forward to is anything but certain. The class, with its ranks now depleted to a mere 26, will graduate this spring and separ- ate to colleges, Jobs, and the services. Always we will retain pleasant memories of one of the happiest interludes of our lives - our four years at Sauk City High School. ana Class Prophecy Looking into her giant crystal ball, Madame Know-All, See-All, and Hear- All will now peer far ahead into the very mysterious future and tell us Just what the seniors may be doing by 1958. Jack Bachhuber has made the Hall of Fame. Anyone interested may view the results of his artistic labors at the Chicago Art Institute. Marge Breunlg may be seen on all the best billboards in the country. Har- ry Conover regards her as his best discovery. Joanne Dederlch has come home to roost. She has returned to dear old al- ma mammy to succeed Miss O'Neill as Commercial teacher. Her specialty is the bookkeeping class. Doloris Diehl is now vlBlting friends at the South Pole while on a world tour with her husband. He is a top executive for Pan American Airlines. Carol Eckstein no longer answers to that name. Her patrons know her as Mlmi , creator of those perfectly darling little frocks by Mlmi. She has an exclusive hole-in-the-wall on Fifth Avenue. Vera Eckstein is becoming more wealthy every day. She has the largest and most famous chain of restaurants in the world. Each is called Vera's Inn. Richard Endres has decided to give the Sauk City High pupils a chance to absorb part of that vast store of knowledge he has been accumulating all these '• .......................-■rr—-