Stephenson High School - Classmate Yearbook (Stephenson, MI)

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Glassmate Miss Caryl Jean llulsizi-r, head nf the Iloiiic Ecnnoiiiics Departiuciit at Mi( ' lii raii State, was largely respoiisiiile fur tlie rcuiiian. She eontaeted out-of- town aluniiii and made arran t ments for the liani|Uet. Martlia Hasnills-en, now niai-rietj to that eiiiineiit physirian, Dr. Kihlare, arrived fi ' om New Yoi-k for the reuninii. Kenny l eMieux now has his own wrecked -car li isiness. His iiioHo is You wreck ' em and we ' ll fiinsh the joii. ' Over here we have almost a third of the nursinji ' staff of the Stephenson Community Hospital, Marjoiie Ambos, Chief Laboratory Teehnieian, Luella Bei-g- and Viriiinia Herji ' er, day and ni ht supervisors, Joyce Siiepherd, Chief Snrucry nurse, Elleiiore Wachtei ' , who is in charge of the children ' s floor, are ail here tonight. ' irginia Yonaitis, secretary to one of the most succes-ful traveling salesmen in the county, says her work is most interesting. When Miss Dena Babeock retired as County Lil)rarian, Elzena Leanna took over. She is doing a fine job. Kose Lenca is now head saleslady at Marshall Field in Chicago. We ' ve heard that Rose is contemplating opening a shop here in Steitiienson. And, of eoui ' se, everyone iia.s heard what wondei ' s Everett Larson has l)erformed in the field of Agriculture. Admiral Emil Loskot beached the fleet to atti nd the reunion. There are rumoi-s that Emil will re. ign his commission to ai ' cept the |iosition of Secre- tary of the Navy. (lUstav Wetthuhn was recently elected treasurer of tlu Menominee County Businessmen ' s Ass ' n. Mr. and Mrs. Wetthuhn just returned from a trij) to Canada to look over forest |)roducts uj) there. We all i-emember Mrs. Wetthuhn as Shirley Ball. Helen Truitt has a job with a large household apjilianee fii-m. Her job is testing the practicability of theii- appliances before they go on tlie market. Miss Joyce Thoune has taken over the maiuigement of the Belgiumtowu Home of Recreation and is jdanning to build another hall in Bowers. Lloyd Thoune received state rec ' ognitio7i recently foi ' having tlie most sanitary farm in Michigan. Charles Renner and Donald Ko.sewski recently built an addition to theii- garage. Though they can re|iair anything that once ran they specialize in farm machinery. Broadway and Hollywood stars fly in to Chicago to Clary ' s .Mudpack Magie , the newest in beauty salons. It is run by Mis- Mary Baul. We find Doris Oleson and Doris Newlin still together. They are both stenographers to James Jacobson, who manages to kee)) them lioth busy at the same time. James has gained renonn as a news] a|)er I ' olumiust and often dictates two eohunns at once. The Ben Franklin stores are now undei- new management. The entire comiiany is now owned by Miss Xornia Myers. We all remember Lorraine Meintz as one of our outstanding students in Math and Science. She is now teaching Mathenuitics in one of (ireen Bay ' s large high schools. As .soon as ' irginia May gradiiated she started to study beauty culture. Todav, after great success, she is manager of the Butterflv Beaiitx- Parlor. Eleanor Kuich was lecently jiicked as the Dreiu Dream (iirl in a contest to find the loveliest hair in the country. 20

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== == = Glassmate The Misses P;iti-iria jiiid I ' c ' yy Pii])e left tlieir lijilit opera company, Pope ' s Pipers, in riiiea u to attend tiie reunion. Tlie yonn ' ladies formed their own company two years ajio and specialize in Gilbert and Sullivan. Miss Carol Krantz. noted for her light and amusing: chatter in school, is now l)eing wide publicized as a second Graeie Allen. She ha.s her own radio pro ri-am now and there are rumors of Broadway and Hollywood offers. Thelina Horvatii is still sometimes found behind the counter at Rickabys ' , but now it ' s merely to iiel] her husband Bobby out in a pinch. Mrs. Donald Hevall was i-ecently acclaimed one of the prettiest wives in Menominee County. We all knew liei ' as Bette Ann Pecotte. Glenn Hanson surprised most of his friends I ' ecently by ojieninfr Red ' s Riiroi - Mortuary in StepluMison. . o one suspected Red of such mcirbid lean- ings. Leslie Xewlin recently coiiiiilctiMl the installation of tiie i)luinbing: in the ' eI•lnin Hotel. •lini Luisier is now in cliai ' i c of tlie Chalk Hills [xiwer plant. In five or ten more years we expect that .)im will be able to buy out the Light and Traction Company. Eva Mae Sands and Esther Maki are ruiniing; their own beauty shop and plan on expanding and someday owning a chain of shops. Bill Anderson and Paul Waisinen ojierate the iMercury Taxi Company which serves Stejihenson and all jioints vvitliin a thirty-mile radius. Joyce Foley i)lans to resign her position as manager of the Red Owl Store when she becomes ilrs. Roy Revall. One of the most pojnilar night spots in Menominee County is Joe ' s New Bar run by Joe Fraid. Dr. Ted Hai-ske, prominent brain specialist, ari ' ived home for his valuation and to attend the i-eunion. A sensational new style f(n ' men ' s clothing was recently established bj ' the Peterson Wearing Api)ai-el Company owned by Paul Peterson, young- manufacturing tycoon. Several new farms were recently puri-luised bv Duane Philip]is, head of the Philipp ' s Real E tate Agency. The Daggett Trio is now ajipearing at the Black Hawk in Chicago. The Misses Lorraine Revall. Manette Xoi ' din. and Genevieve Tickler have taken great strides in the entertainment field. Joe Cappaert now |)lays ])i-ofevsional football with the Green Bay Packers. Jne was All-American for two years at the Universit.v of Michigan. Dolores Herson has accepted a position as private secretary to tlie President of the United States. Joyce Johnson, personality editor for Movie Mag arrived for the I ' eunion. We all remember Joyce ' s write-ups on students for the Shavings. ' Pyi ' one Towei ' recently revealed his intent to wed his lovely .secretary, Doris Duca. Mary Ann Hummel is suiierintendent of the Children ' s Ward of the Florence Nightingale Hosi)ital of Chicago. The Stitch In Time Shcip ' was recently opened in Stephenson Iiy M ' ss Elvina Hultman. .Miss Ilultman de-igns all tlie clothes made and sold in her slio]). Georgia Roberts, ' The Flying Reporter ' , just returned from Soutli America where she covere l the Argentine revolt for her news syndicate. 19

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Qlassniate- Fiii ' iiituri ' frciiii lilt ' Xiirl hlaiiil Fiii ' iiitnri ' ( ' o. li:is j aiiu ' d luitiim wide iicchiini. Tlic company s dwiicil hy .James Lcskdl and X ' nnard Evans. The mcidcrn Waiidci-iii - Miiisfrcl , Edwin Ilirsch, rei-ently i)ublislied a new soni; ' The ( ' ni ' sr nl ' Two Ai-liini: ' Feet. Mr. Ilii ' seh is known all over the i(iunti- ' liy his arcoi-dian mnsic. ' I ' lic newest addition to tile Hell nrivers is Gcn ' don Ltdtoy. [r. IjeRo} ' ]ii I ' l ' iirnis the most dariii.,u- stunts evei ' done with an automohile. Alii-i ' Klitzke is the only woman ambassador ever sent to llussia. Noted tor her L;eiiiality and lidod humor the I ' resident figured Miss Klitzke could get aloiiL; ' with anyone. Maii ' delene I ' arkansky was |)icked as thi ' Sparkle (iirl ' liy the Ginger Ale Mannta.-tnrei-s. Evci ' yone rememliers her twinkling:- eyes. Evelyn liuhhai ' d is now managini: ' editor ot the New York Herald. Miss lluhliai(i ' s inspii-jnu I ' ditorJals are read hy millions. Jji}|-raine Dnft ' iMii is now head typing insti ' uctoi- at the Badger Business College. Miss (ihidys lirolierg is now apjK ' ariiig cm a tour with that great piaidst -To-ie Perturbi. Their dncis are esj)ecially spectacular. Ben rapjiaert has been dog-catcher for the -illage of Stephenson for five yeai ' s now. Miss Theresa St. Pierre now has a school for training salesmen. At the end of the course the graduate is gifted with a paii ' of iron slujes, which save on feet vvlien shoved in doors. We all recall what a wondi ' i-ful salesman Miss St. Pierre was for the class of 47. Marion .Johnson is now ])rincipal of Stephenson High School. Miss .Johnson l)egan teaching at Stephenson as soon as she finished college. Miss Dolores Freis took annual leave from lii ' r executive .job at Para- mount Studio in IJ(]llywood fin ' the reunion. .Miss Fi ' eis went from a ixisition as .seeretarv to ( ' . B. DeMille to one of his most valuable assistants. SPA ' JIXG When he first came to see lier He showed a timid heart Ami when the lights were low They sat this far ai)art. But when their love grew warmer Anil learned the joy of a kiss They knocked out all the spaces AndsatuiKdoselikethis. 21