Theresa Public School - Milestone Yearbook (Theresa, WI)

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O iccui U44 TVetC To show our respect and gratitude to the freshmen, we, the graduating class of 1950 from Theresa High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make this our last will and testament. Nancy wills her love of Theresa station to Roger. Pat wills the ability to argue with the Eckrnan twins to Ted. David wills his A s to Queenie. Ivy wills her love of the farm to Katie. Rarl wills his self confidence in driving to Tom. Kenny wills his liking of girls to Dennis. Silverius wills his job in the bowling alley to any- one who can use it. Ralph wills his love of night life to Janet. Cliff wills his extra credit marks to the people who need them. Carol wills her dramatic ability to Jeanine. AS- Ca urf J-xjLc£c L-

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CLASS HISTORY In September, 1940, Gordon Becker, Carol Leichtle, Patricia Bintzler., Joyce Huck, William Musack, Elmer Zimdahl, and Rosa Morano started their first year of school with Miss Camilla Weber as teacher. Rosa Morano dropped out. In the second year Caroline Koepsell and Robert Kell enrolled. In the third year Robert Kell dropped out. Russell Pluede- man and Carol Ziminel entered in the fourth year, and Gor- don Becker dropped out. In the fifth year Caroline Koepsell and Russell Pluedeman left us. Then Dolores Malgue entered in the sixth year. Dolores Malgue left, and Ewald and Paul Neightzel took her place in the seventh year. The eighth year Martin Gundrum, Earl Lichtenberg, and Eldor Streblow entered. Eldor left at the end of that year. Mrs. Rosalie Carpenter taught the freshmen. In addition to those who had previously been eighth graders, the following were added: David Hartman, Silverius Bolster, Kenneth Bod- den, Clifford Dogs, and Ivy Eckhardt. At the end of the first semester Elmer Zimdahl left us. In the tenth year the sophomore class remained the same ex- cept that Nancy Allarding enrolled. The pupils are: Earl Lichtenburg, David Hartman, Silverius Bolster, Kenneth Bod- den, Ivy Eckhardt, Patricia Bintzler, Clifford Dogs, Nancy Allarding, and Carol Leichtle. Thus ends the sophomore class of 1950, of Theresa Junior High School. Jeanine Musaok Here or There Mrs. Carpenter: I was married on Christmas.” Miss Griffen: Oh, you were Yule tied! David Hartmann: (Showing a new blueprint drawing) Now here is a room without a flaw. Kenneth Bodden: My gosh, what do you walk on? Tom Foti: (bragging) All the kids in our class had to stay after school yesterday except me. Dennis Brings: How come? Tom Poti: I was absent. Wally G.: I|m going to steal a kiss. Pat B.: Let the crime wave begin.