Unadilla High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Unadilla, NE)

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-ij.-,, A-..llg X3 P12oPHt, i CI.-A5 , ine 'recustins class of l9j5 decided to hsve their class ores- iuent, Den Jtilwell, look un the class members in l0 years. So in this the year of l965, Dan it not married to the forxer Joyce His, and is the father of two lovely children, Emerson who is 5, end Yfmie 4, Cnated after Yrs. Eisenhowerl. He was teaching his distinjuishcd psy- cholosy class at U.H.3. '.'.' hen he decided it was setting about time he started looking up his former classmates. To he dismissed school for 0 few days and started on his way. He jumncd into his Cadilfordolds- huickmohile which has Pontiac wheels and Plymouth hubcans. Kthis vehicle was hnown es c bus ten years neo! and started out. We stonned off at the Holscher Transcontinental Truekline where the former Shirley Kremer is now living with her husband, Bill, in th ir smell fifty five roof nsnsion. Ten little red heircf brats storscd over the car, but Shirlev soon had thinis under control and introduced her flock to Den, they were--Hill Jr. l Hichnrd 2, Ellis 5, nllen 4, Hyrtle 5, Bessie 6, Carol 7, Nenneth 5, Patricia 9, and Ifrv Tou 10. After 2 little nersuedin? Shirley decided Bill would tfhe cere of the Kids, so she hosoed in and they were on their way. The next ston was the John lsnses Dsiry Worn, Cthe old Floyd lsrncs fernl. John is now married to the former Audrey Cloyd, and thev hsve six little milkini nrchines. They ere--Kohn Jr., Jackie Jr. fthe? ore twins 6 years oldl, Tlfine 5, Billie l, and Iiriun 7 months. They dccided the only wav John could leave wss if thev nll not busy nilrins the fifty three cows. gudrey ernlsined to then thrt Tohn wcs sentinentsl snd wanted to remember the Veer he jredunted in. John forced it would he elricht to lecve the lfst seven for his milkins nschines to finish, so hc nieked un the suitcese that Qndrey hed neck- ed while the rest were Wilkins and horned into the car. Ther then headed for Lincoln to find Vrs. Kent Kroner fformer Rositv sertlinsj, hositc is President of iestern Electric. They have no children of their own beceuse Rosite n-de c resolution in '55 that she would hnve no children, but es Kent seid P hone wnsn'ta home without children they adopted a set of little African twins, Glendora and Ronnie who are L. They live in a two room mansion because they both think it is foolish to have more room than you need. Rosita de- cided to let Kent take over while she was gone, and we were New York City bound. Lee Clark who is now married to the former Elaine Ander- son lives in this small suburb of Unadilla, our old home town. We were then told that Lee Clark was on stage with the Shrine Circus. He was employed as the thin man. As we rang the buzzer Elaine answered and we knew at once that we were at the right place. When we went in we were surprised to see Lee with four children on his lap, and to top it off we could hardly see Lee because he had lost so much weight. He weighed a mere eighty pounds. On the way to New York we saw a sign in the middle of the highway saying, 'The World's Heavyweight Champion, Marlin Callaway, was to wrestle the Mighty Atlas in Madison Square Garden at 6:00 P.M.' It was now 5:00 P.M. We then phoned the police and had a police escort to New York City to see this great exhibition. After Marlin had won the match we went to his dressing room and surprised him. He had an- other match scheduled for the next morning but he told Marilyn Monroe, his wife, she could take care of his opponent and went with us.

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Lee informed us that our classmate, Jack Callaway, was now a famous football coach at Notre Dame. Immediately we all knew our next stop would be South Bend, Indiana. When we got to South Bend we drove right up to the University and went in. In the office of the Board of Athletics we saw the former Carolyn Hunt, now Mrs. Jack Callaway. She jumped up with great alarm and could hardly believe her eyes when she saw us march right in. She told us that Jack was in the other room with the football team so we had to drag him away from them. Jack and Carolyn were so glad to see us that they invited us down for supper. Jack introduced us to his ll man football team that was to start with two sets of twins, John and Jane l, and Dwaine and Jim 2. He also has seven other children -- Albert A, Pete 5, Jackie Jr. 6, Leonard 7, Le Roy 8, Roger 9, and Delton 10. Dan said he thought it was about time to look up his brother-in- law who was our old classmate, Rolly Kastens. Rolly had joined the navy about a month after he graduated because after his commencement exercises he offered Martha a diamond and she said she was too young. So he joined the navy and is now an Admiral. He is also married to Martha because a year later when Rolly came back on a furlough she couldn't resist him in his navy suit. We arrived in Port Henry, Ore., and found Holly and Martha in a big carrier there. We sat around and talked a while then Rolly opened a port hole and pulled out his three kids. They were Jackie, Keith, and Rolly Jr., triplets L years old. A motion was then made that we go to San Diego where we would see our last classmate, Shirley Stubbendeck. When we reached San Diago we went to the first USO show we found and sure enough their was Shirley as a comedian. After the show we went back stage and found Shirley who was another one of the surprised seniors of '53. She told us she would have to consult her husbands before going with us. Mrs. Holscher thought maybe Shirley had made a mistake when she said husbands so she asked her about that, and Shirley then explained that she Just couldn't decide which she loved most, Don or Bob Ward, so she had turned Morman and married both of them. She thought that they could keep peace in the family that way. We drove her to her Duplex home and she told us to come in because she wanted us to meet her little Marines. Now that all of us are together we decided to look for our teach- ers. Marlin thought that all three of them--Mr. Rawson, Mr. Epp, and Mr. Munoz--were employed as gamblers in a club at Las Vegas. The next thing we knew we were on our way to Nevada. We were in Las Vegas about five minutes when we found all three of them counting their money. They decided they had made enough money that day to afford going on a trip with us. Our next stop was Reno, where we enjoyed a dinner and dance very much. The next day after our Reno party we all started homeward. As each departed he said that he was sorry we couldn't have been together longer but that he enjoyed every minute of the time we were together.