Wheatfield High School - Arcus Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

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M2M2M2M2MSi»3W2W2M2M2!»2W2:S2332M2M3ia8 1M - K i Class Prophecy f aiWHMSieiKKXfc HK5i!fc.XMJ5KKti5XKgK5iKEc£XKS£Kgs SCHOOL OF NURSING FODUNK JUNCTION, TEXAS June 1, 1963 David 1 9 Dieting Salon Havana, Cuba Dear David, The other evening as I was casually reading my paper, I saw your dieting ad: DIET DAVID ' S WAY LOSE MANY POUNDS FER DAY This brought back memories of our school mates, so I thought I ' d write and let you know what I ' ve heard of the rest of the class. You remember Earcie Allen , don ' t you? Her last name is now Ketchum. She married Don and they are living in Hammond. Marlene Clark and Beverly rekech own a modeling school. Beverly is a teacher in the school, and Marlene poses for magazines in her spare time. Have you listened to the radio lately? Mildred Clark has a radio program of her own called The Homemaker ' s Daily Guide to Happy Living . You can hear it on station WTC at 8:50 A.M. Monday through Friday. Richard Davis and Sharon McIntosh got married after gradu- ation. They now live in Florida, where Richard owns and operates a large orange grove. You ' ve heard about the big flood in the Missouri Valley re- gion, haven ' t you? Well, Bob Fenzel , who owns 1,000 acres of good farming land near there, lost all of it during the flood last year, and has joined the Foreign Legion. Mrs. Kellner, the former Sis Foust , and her husband, Leon, own a night club in Reno. James W1 reman and his Rhythmaires are now starring there. The new football coach at St. Joseph ' s college is none other than Ronnie Jones . He graduated from Indiana University. Have you seen any of the paintings of the famous artist known to us as Bernad ine Moss ? She just finished a portrait of the new President, Faul Walker.

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In 19 9, pupils enrolled in the Freshman class. Leading them through this year were the following offic rs: President, Ronnie Jones; Vice President, Barbara Foust; Secretary, Marlene Clark; and Senators, Barbara Burke and Joan Jensen. Faul Walker was Treasurer. The exciting event of this year was the initiation, which turned out to be a great deal of fun. With the leadership of those officers, they made their first year in high school a successful one. Leaving the title of Greenies behind, they began their Sophomore, year. This year they chose the following officers: President, Ronnie Jones; Vice President, Barbara Holladay; Sec- retary, Barbara Burke; Treasurer, Paul Walker; and Senators, Joan Jensen and Barbara Foust. The school turned a dazzling color when they purchased gold and black class sweaters. They also ha: their chance in the traditional initiating of the Fresh- men. This turned out very well. So their first two years in high school were very successful. The day then came when they were considered upperclassmen — they were Juniors. This eventful year was handled under the capable leadership of these officers: President, Barbara Burke; Vice President, Barbara Holladay; Secretary, Joan Jensen; Treas- urer, Don Corbin; and Senators, Richard Allseitz and Marlene Clark. Raising money was their main objective, and they started by selling candy at ballgames and during noon. Most of it was spent on the annual Jr. -Sr. activity, which was a banquet and prom with the theme, An Underwater Scene . They bought class ringe, and gave the play, Demon in the Dark . Although this was a very busy year, no complaints were heard. Then the last step in their journey came. They were at last Seniors. Leading them through the year were: President, Barbara Burke; Vice President, David Allseitz; Secretary, Joan Jensen; Treasurer, Sis Foust; and Senators, Bob Fenzel and Ronnie Jones. In what seemed no time at all, Baccalaureate and Commencement were over, and they were no longer students in high school. But they will never forget the good ole ' days during their journey through WHS.

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Don Corbin and Leo Current have gone into partnership in the Flying Saucer business. They seem to be doing quite well for themselves. In case you don ' t pay attention to reference initials, Joan Jensen is my private secretary. She has been working for me about eight years. Mrs. Firman Walker, the former JoAnn Stanton , is now travel- ing through Europe on a sight-seeing trip. Berdene Neely is a buyer for the Marshall Field 3tore in Chicago. She has made quite a success of the business. Last but not least is Wesley Fierson . He now owns a health clinic in Arizona. This is the spot for the annual get-together of the Health League. Well, I guess that takes care of everybody, and I am running out of time, so will close for now. Expecting to hear from you soon, I remain Your friend (Miss) Barbara Burke Director bab 5 j 2 K S S 2 52 K 52 M 52 K! 52 fc! 52 Ofl 52 1» 52 M 52 i» 52 M 52 M 52 M 52 K, 52 ftf 32 K1 BETTER TO DO THAN WISH IT DONE.