Webster High School - Sylvacola Yearbook (Webster, WI)

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all We, the Senior Class of 1955 bequeath our many outstanding abilities to the fortunate underclassmen of our choi e I, Arne Ardell will my duty as manager to Pete Brennan g,1gary Ann Bayless will my ability to get along with the teachers to Mickey a w n Glen Brown will my quiet ways to Chris Golden Marie Currey will my ability to wear everyone else's clothes to Eileen Bailey Stan Cutler will my size to Pat Miller Stan Dickman will my good looks to Eddie Clendenning Pat Enger will my ability to laugh at anything to Nancy Enger Al Fisher will my ability to exceed the speed limit to Buddy Prell Al Garbe will my four years to my brother Les Lewis Gatten will my shy ways to Ronnie Pardun Bob Gunderson will my Prom chairmanship to future Juniors A1 Gustafson wish somebody would lend me a comb so I could use lt once in a while Violet Hall will my work in the lunch line to up and coming underclassmen Jim Hanson will my athletic ability to the less fortunate greats of W H S Joyce Hills will my ability to skip school to Barry Glass Irene Holmberg will my complimentary colors, in clothing, to Mary Jo Van Canneyt Beth Ingalls will my ability to study for four years to Jerry Gillingham Renee Israels will my broad shoulders to Andy Israels Barbarba Jackson will my ability to jitterbug to Ida Haaf Dennis Johnson will my ability to grow a beard to Don Carlson Bob Kinblom will myself to Sandee Bill Kleckner will my curly hair to Bob Bushy Beverly Mansfield will my ability not to laugh to Kay Campbell Dee Ann Marquis will my dimples to Donna Arendt Ruth Mulroy will my ability to evade assignments to Sue Gayner Bob Norheim will my height to Phyllis Johnson Pat 0'Br1en will my hilarious laugh to Paul Bailey Beverly Okerlund will my ability to stay calm to Gayle Larrabee Venita Orton will my ability to hold conversation in algebra class to Myrtle gatglqff Pardun will my wlse quiPS to Leilani Wilson I: Mildred Pelton cannot leave anything to anybody, because I must devote my time to my fiancee I, Loueva Pope will my blue jeans to Donna Pelton I, Sherry Rachner am going to save everything for Jerome so I am not going to will anything to anybody I, Ronnie Sandahl will my ability to play baseball to Terry Linehan I, Darlene Wilson will my slimness to Pat Zuelke I, Bob Witzany will my lackadasical attitude or ways to Ralph Carlson Sponsored by WEBB THEATRE MP and Mrs I M Jeffries 6 70' 1 I, . I, . I, . I, . I, . Ig 0 I, . I, . I, 0 Ig l ' I, 0 I, ... . I, . I, Janice Hokanson will my quiet and reserve manner to Marna Ziehme. I, I, . I, . I, 5 I, . I, 0 I, . I, . I, . I, . Ig 0 I, ' . I, . I,

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wwfzdawwtafzq vhen we cane to Webster Figh school as Freshmen in feotember 1951, we were somevhat frightened, we did not Vnow what the school was live, and ve had heard about the unperclassmeh's ant cs with the fresh en Fur first duty was to oick advisors ard officers The advisors chosen were Viss Schmidt and Mr Iapham Our officers for the year were Ur sfdfnt Clif Pardun, Vice president, John Lord, Cecretary, Dee Ann Marqui , and Treasurer, Mary Ann Bayless During our flrst year, a f w of the boys went out for sports, and we won second place with our homecoming float we lost a fev students over the sum er, but we care back strong with forty one sophomores To guide us over the year were President, Jacv fenssen, Vice President, Jim Hanson, Qecretary, stan Dfckman, Treasurer, Bob Hitzany Because Jack and Jim moved away, we elected Qherry Rachner and Dee Ann Marquis to teve over their 1obs fe were well repre ented in soorts and had three girls oartic1batLng1n cheer leading, alonf with the ot er activfti s in which we particioated Drom, Junlor Carnival,Jun1or flass Play, Fhrlstmas Dance and Uomecom'nv To nelo us ov r the rough soots, we had Mrs Murray, Nr Klatt, and Mr Atkinson as v'sors Our officers were President, Vary Ann Bayless, Vice President, Rob Norheim Secretary, Sherry Rachner, Treasurer, Dee Ann Marquis The highlight of the year was the Prom Clifford Pardun a d leo Ann Marquis were the Kina and Queen Alon? with all this, some stlll had time for sports and cheerleading In our en'or year, we started wlth forty one members, but shortly alter the year started three left and th'rty ight remained Our officers we e Dresident, Donn'e Qandahl Vlce Dresident, Babe Yinblom Qecretary, Rob wltzany, Treasurer, Cllfford Pardun, Reporter, A1 Fisher Advls ors were Mr Klatt and Mr Rogness We took first place with our Homecoming float, had participants in sports and cheerleading It was a very busy year wit? all tke activities and graduation Though many of us ay not meet again, we will remember our four years Webster High,and tke many wonderful people who helped us and made our graduation possible Sponsored by HEDBERG'S CORNER STORE and BLACK R ORANGE CAFE 5 I O 1 A . L QA ' Al al A X, 4 m . X Q 1 A .- ,. I , 9 - J , ' . ' o , - s' , . , ' e n T - .. .. - . ' - ., . ,. : ,Te ' H - s, , . . ' ' ' i., - J 1 ,, h, - e . . J, Our Junior year was the big one--there were forty-two of us to put on the , ' T - ' M . , , . ., fb. A t , e b l . .. . , .. .. . .. ad- L C : .. ' L A A 5 , v , , ., 1. , . n W f. 1 Q ., , , .L - ' 7' cf ' .. , , Lf J. D ' ' , .. .- -9 . A - - r : A U .- c 0 2 ' - 1 1 - ... . . . . A 1 .a m M at . . . ' .L

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TIME 1965 SETTING Shamrock Hotel in Texas OCCASION Reunion of 1955 graduates of Webster High School The owner and operator of the big Shamrock Hotel, Robert witzany, informed me that the reunion could take place in his establishment I arrived early for the usual preparation I was greeted at the door by Mr witzany's head door man, Lewis Gatten Once again he flashed his familiar smile Just after I arrived a Northwestern Messenger Boy, Glen Brown, came with a telegram from Miss Patrice Enger telling us that she would be late as she had a concert appointment Soon all of the '55 Alumni started to arrive at the Metropolitan Opera Much to my surprise, who should walk in but Loueva Pope clad in mink and wearing very expensive jewelry She informed me that she had married an oil ty coon and was living in Alaska with Miss Pope was Ruth Mulroy, who accidentally ran into her on a street corner in Los Angeles and decided to accompany Loueva to the Shamrock Upon talking with Miss Pope I learned that Beverly Okerlund are hostesses for an airline Within a short time Richard Smith arrived in his Ford filled his high school dream about becoming an auto head of General Motors He also said he just didn't his old Ford mechanic, have the Irene Holmberg and He told me he ful in fact, he is the heart to part with Dennis Johnson and his old of a big brewery in Milwau high school sidekick, Knobby Norheim, are the owners kee Clifford Pardun has become a missionary Prior States he was traveling through dest Africa Alan Gustafson came in just then After talking with him for a few minutes, I found out that he is chief account ant for a lumber company Dee Ann Marquis and Mary Ann Bayless came in arm in arm Miss Marquis is a dancer touring Army camps Miss Bayless is scheduled to to his return to the United As we were seating ourselves, Tanny Dickman walked in He looked pretty rugged as he had just played football that afternoon Oh yes, he's star player on the Philadelphia Eagles team who should come in next but Tucker Cutler I heard a rumor that he is a professional freight train rider Jimmy Hanson is just waiting to become president Pat O'Br1en is a jet plane flyer in the Air Force He told me he got his start driving his Chev when he was in high school a trapeze mother of Renee Israels is taking advantage of her broad shoulders She's artist for Ringling Bros Barbara Jackson is content at heart as the three little kiddies and the wife of a farmer Beth Ingalls, Janice and Venita Orton are clerks at the Emporium in St Paul Madam darie Hokanson, Currey is a beautlcian specializing in changing hair colors Mildred Pelton is now mar ried and makes her home in Danbury Bob Gunderson decided he wanted to follow his Dad's footsteps, he's a bartender at the Stork Club Joyce Hills was one of the few patriotic girls cided to make a career can can dancer for T V commercials Bob Kimblom told me from the class She enlisted into the wacs and has de of it Darlene Wilson shocked us all when she became a he was a construction engineer and at present is working on an Atomic project in New Mexico Bill Kleckner is a professional debator Beverly Mansfield and her husband are running a chicken hatchery Ronny Sandahl said he hasn't accomplished much at all He's still home, he hasn't married, and he just ain't doin' nuthin' Arne Ardell and A1 Garbe are attending Vasser College for girls, these tricky fellas have an in with the Board of Directors who should come in next but Al Fisher Since graduation, his job has taken him to all parts of the world Violet Hall has married and has a record of the most children of all of the graduates As soon as the reunion is over, I'm flying back to Europe to join my husband who is stationed there Oh yes, I'm the wife of an Army Captain Sherry Rachner 7 entertain us tonight. If I recall right, they call her the second Martha Raye.