Westosha Central High School - Falcon Yearbook (Salem, WI)

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CLASS PBGPHECY AMAZING DISCOVERIES MADE IN EXCAVATION OF BURIED CITYIII This was the report that spread hke f1re throughout the Clty on the morntng of May 31 3000 W1th one accord the whole populace dropped tts HCIIVIIICS and flocked to the scene where before the1r wonderlng eyes a town long dead began to reveal IIS secrets under the D1CkS and shovels What s the name of the town? someone called and wtthout delay a second vo1ce called back Centralvtllel True enoughl So lf turned out tobe Central v1lle a small town that had flourtshed a thousand years before and then had dtsappeared w1th the passmg of tlme unt11 hke Rome II was burxed by centurles of debrls and had come 1nto tts own once more Suddenly a loud shout arose above the exclted buzz of VOICES What lS 1t'7 What IS 1t'7 everyone wanted to know We ve found a p1cture of the mayor one of the dlggers answered breathlessly Here he ISI Take a look' Oh what a handsome manl several of the ladtes stghed What was h1s name? One gazer wlshed to know They turned the ptcture over and there on the back they found the answer to thxs latest QUCSIIOH In large black letters they beheld the mayor s name B111 Ztebell But scarcely had they had tlme to repeat the words before another loud shout arose More amaztng d1scover1es had been made The famous sh1p that Ne1l Innes had p11oted to the moon had been uncovered as we tore the debrls away from the hatch and entered the shxp we found a watch w1th the 1nscr1pt1on James Day As we searched further we found an old newspaper dated January 1970 edtted by Noelle Glasman B1g headhnes read Professor Larry Solberg Dtscovers Cure For Cancer' As we read about the dtscovery we found that Deanna Schenmng R N asststed Larry In the soctety column we found the farrultar names of Alyce Carlborg and Cor1nne Styscko who modeled clothes d6Slgl'l8d by Carole Styscko for the famous movte actress Margte Kerkhoff A new fashxon had been added Gene Ludwlg found a new breed of plllk mmk Glanctng through the columns we saw Loretta Elhngtlon Just sang at the Metropohtan Opera House and Nancy Runkel was her accompamst Also 1n the muslc sect1on IS an art1cle announc1ng the great B111 Benson s Jazz Band w111 be conung to town Bev F1elds and Bob Stann fanuhar faces around Central are 1n B111 s band Napoh Lehnert 1S playtng v1ohn at the elxte clubs tn New York Darlene Merrtll just rece1ved her long awatted degree from barber college and IS now a professlonal barber Lookmg at the com1c SIIID we see that D1ck and Bob Merten have achleved the goal of gettlng thelr own by l1ne and have many falthful readers We recogmzed other names as we read Dorxs Norby who has Just returned from m1ss1onary work tn Afr1ca w1ll speak at a Commumty meettng Others who traveled qutte extens1vely were Ahce Stadler and Sharon Votght who had Just come from a IPID to Europe The huge headhnes 1n the sport sect1on tell us that B111 P0151 has just won tl1e Mlddlewelgllt Champtonshtp J ack Bloss s advertlsement IS also 1n the paper He owns h1s own sand and gravel buslness now and IS do1ng very well. Shtrley Perry IS h1s bookkeeper May 31, 1956.

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Jeanette Sabin w1lls her sax appeal to Dolly Birky Deanna Schenning w1lls her brown nose to anyone who stays out in the sun long enough to get it Tim Schlax wills h1s manager s Job to Ronnie Marks Mavts Schmellmg w1lls her 4 feet 112 1nches to Ray Lubkaman Audrey Schroeder w1lls her acting ablhty in pep meetings to Kathlene Lulhng Larry Solberg wills his hampsters to Miss Bosmon to ralse Sandra Sorenson w1lls her DAR award to some deserving Juntor Alice Stadler w1lls her quiet personahty to Ruth Kerkman Bob Stann w1lls his clothes to Lawrence Lewis Carole Styscko w1lls her twin sister to anyone who can put up with her Cor1nne Styscko leaves her sweet personahty to Butch Krohn Richard Taylor wills his charm to Vince Getka Roberta Thomey leaves to walt for Tom. Sharon Voight wills her Job as editor of the Chatterbox to someone with patience Terry VonLoh wills his geometry ability to anyone who needs ll Peter Wrghtman leaves for good Ernest Wise leaves to tend the gas pumps Bernard Ziehen wills his title as Captain ofthe Champions and all around athletic abihty to Tom Thomas William Ziebell w1lls his base drum to D1ck Le May To the Faculty Mrs Fannin we will a new set of lungs for next year s busmess speech class To Miss Bosmon we will an eraser to keep her magazines neat To Mrss Deetz we will a neater home economics rooms To Miss Suttxnger we will a book of Rules and Regulations for cheerleader To Miss Axtell we w1ll fewer moans and groans tn the Bookkeepmg Class To Mr Antees we w1ll new supplies to be strngy with To Mr Kissel we will a new squawk boxl To Mr Peterson we w1ll another conference football team. To Mr Lonergon we will a years supply of detetion slips for the new crop of Fresh1es To Mr Broten we will more hit tones for the band and chorus To Mr Conway we w1ll perfumed chemicals to take place of the ones that he has now To Mr 1' hostenson we w1ll a wardens uniform billy club and a badge for next years dances To Mr Daily we w1ll a 1solat1on booth for private semor interviews To Mr Ferraro we will B111 Kuender for safe keeping To Mr Valente we will a 36 hour day so he can get all his work done To Mr Campbell we will a new set of Jokes for his Geometry Class To Mr Becker we will a Band of Gold To Mr Doone we will a larger Forenstc Class and students ehgible for state To Mr Erickson we will a box of asprrins and a bull whip Other members of school Mrs Seitz we will a bigger spoon to serve with To Mrs Schuld we w1ll an automatic butter shcer To Mrs Whlte we will more and better food to serve to next years students To Mr Schuld we w1ll a professional singer to sing the Hokey Pokey To Mr Glasman we will a better donkey for next years Donkey basketball team To Mr Parker we will lockers with no writing on them To Mr Johnson we w1ll ear plugs when driving the buses to the away games To Mrs Foreman and Miss Wermeling we will fewer fake excuses to contend with and a more honest lunch hne To the Jumor Class we will our ab1l1ty to w1n the tournaments To the Sophomore Class we will our notes and writings in our old books To the Freshman Class we w1ll notebooks and pencils to make them look studtous To the entire school we leave the examples we have set as worthy scholars and blameless students The foregoing Last Will and Testament was signed sealed published and declared by the above named Semor Class in the presence of witnesses this thirty first day of May the year of our Lord one thousand n1ne hundred and 56, Audrey Rorrue Jim Day Mavis Schmel11ng Jack Bloss Roberta Thomey ' ' ll If ' . . . , . . - - ' ' n n ' ' . . , . . . . ,, . ,, To Mr. Horn we will a farm to practice his methods on. 9 I I ' . ' ll I! . . ' ' ll il . ' . . . D . . ' Q . . . ' . . - . ' ' il li

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we see an announcement of the grand openmg of the Golden Sltpper Restaurant owned and operated jotntly by Rtchard Taylor and Wayne Herda Jeanette Sab1n d1d the mter1or decoratmg. Helen Lregl IS head wattress and Marvtn J ungkansx IS head warter Here also ts an announcement ofBernardSe1hen s marrtage to Dolly Bxrky Ben IS presently a football coach at the Uruversrty of Wtsconsm on h1s team are Bob Gtllmore Dale Eppmg Jerry Kerkman and Terry Von Loh The teachers at Central recently had a meeung. Those attend1ng were Karen Hancock Mary Ltegl and Audrey Romte At thet1me the paper was pubhshed J1mLudw1g was ptloting a jet plane tn wh1ch Wanda Krohn was stewardess The last page of the paper was devoted to a report of the 1956 class reumon of Central H1gh School From tt we drscovered that Jerry Blodgett had attamed hlS goal of becorrung a r1ch executtve Judy Prmgle IS secretary for Blodgett Company Mavts Schmelhng IS also a secretary and IS worktng for M1chaelButland who IS now a suc cessful lawyer Read1ng farther we found that Wtlham Kohlstedt recetved h1s D D S degree and has a suc cessful pract1ce Darlene Halladay IS h1s very able assxstant Audrey Schroeder IS aveterinauan now and buys all her professtonal needs from Roberta Thomey who IS tn the pharmaceuttcal sectton of the Beth Drugstore owned and operated by Roger Beth The bookkeeper Mary L1ng keeps very busy w1th all hrs bustness Russell Kohlman has h1s own patrol squadron and those who fly w1th htm are Joe Menarek B111 Kluender Ernte WISE and J' er ry Kramer They have just returned from maneuvers over Ice land As we read on II seemed that three of the graduates from Central entered the Engmeenng f1eld They were Roy Nelson who entered the chemlcal f1eld and I1m Rhodes and T1m Schlax who entered the mechanlcal f1eld Sh1rley Kerkman lS workmg at the Centralv1lle Orphanage and likes her Job qu1te well QSandra Sorenson 15 home agent of Centralv1lle and keeps qu1te busy at her many dut1es Q Ronald Lewts IS prestdent and ls worktng at the Fust Natlonal Bank and Beatrtce l-lennmg IS an accountant there Kathl Fonk 1S also worklng there as a comptometer ope ator Ernest HCblOl', Bob Hart and Wayne Meyer are farmers now and have d1scovered a new breed of cattle Read1ng some more we see that Roger Mertes has h1s own custom shop and customxzes all cars Recently he has been worlung on a new car deSlgIl w1th Pete W1ghtman wh1ch IS soon to be completed Don DIHQCS IS owner of the D1nges Implement Company Gene Krueser makes the Slgl'lS and murals for John Fanmn s travel agency whxch lS very well known Margaret Kolntk 15 workmg for the govemment at Washtngton D C Rtchard Perry Mtke Bojesen and R1chard Fox are 1n the servtce dotng then' share of work for Uncle Sam too I - . ., . . . Q . 1 l 9 I Q I 0 u I n - 1 . . ... . . I 4 , , . t I 9 a Q ' v u 1 . . . . V . s . l 1 1 . o . ., . , - 11' D 1 I '