Wheeler High School - Rosetta Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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JOANN NOWLIN I PIO!! G.A.A. Reporter 39 G.A.A. 1,2,3,49 G.A.A. President 4g Student Council 2,49 Class Vice President9 Good Gracious, Grandri1a 3, Take It Easy 4g Bearcazette 49 Rosetta 4g Chorus 1,29 Band 1,2,3. DONALD BIXlEN F lDonl I Basketball 1,2,3,49 Baseball 1,2,3,49 Student Council 2,49 Good Gracious, Grandma 3, Take It Easy 49 Cho- rus 19 President 29 Sports Editor Bearcazetten 49 Business Manager Rosetta 4. DONALD BELL rrslimll Secretary and Treasurer 1,22 Chorus 19 Team Manager 1,29 Reporter Bear- cat Buzz 29 Good Gracious, Grand- ma 3, Take It Easy 49 Student Council 39 Copy Editor Rosetta 49 Editor Bearcazette 4. JAMES PITTMAN erjimu Basketball 1,2,3,49 Baseball 1,3,49 Class President 19 Chorus 19 Good Gracious, Grandma 3, 'Take It Easy 49 Rosetta Art Editor 4. LEE PORTER nwoodyn Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,45 Vice President 29 President 39 Assist- ant Editor Rosetta 49 Good Gra- cious, Grandma' 3, Take It Easy 49 Chorus 1,2. HEINZ STREHLER llHanSll Basketball 1,2,39 Chorus 19 Good Gracious, Grandma 3, Take It Easy 49 Assistant Art Editor 4. 8

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ELAINE SZIKORA Senior Class Treasurer and Secretary Pubbie Chorus 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. S Secretary 45 Secretary-Treasurer 3, Good Gracious, Grandma 3, Take Ir Easy 43 Arr Editor Bearcazette 43 Editor of Rosetta 4. ROBERT MILLER Senior Class President roBobn Attended Valparaiso High 15 Good Gracious, Grandma 3, Take It Easy 4g Assistant Business Manager COLLEEN JONES of Rosetta 4. Senior Class Vice President lPTodyll Chorus 13 Vice-President 15 Class Reporter 3g G.A.A. 1,2,3 and Treasur- er 43 Good Gracious, Grandma 3, Take It Easy 43 Assistant Editor of Bearcazette 45 Layout Editor of Rosetta 4. eniors l950-5I MARION BAILEY ' Coach Sponsor of Classes 2,3, and 4. if CHRISTINE ACKERMAN Sponsor of Class 4 7

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Senior Class Prophecy The day is May 25, 1961. We find the Senior class of '51 assembled in the dining room of the famous Picadilly Hotel in New York. Looking out upon Times Square we recall seeing New York for the first time, ten years before as the Seniors of '5l. Our class president, Mr. Robert Miller, now owner of the Blatz Brewery in Milwau- kee, presented to him by his former boss Mr. Stambaugh, calls the meeting to order. With him is his famous wife Judy Canova and their 3 sets of triplets, remember when his lucky number was 3? On his right is Jim Pittman, now owner of the Lazy Tourist Camp in Florida. After many years, jim is finally able to eat and sleep to his heart's desire. Seated next to jim is Heinz Strehler, proprietor of the new fish hatchery of Streh- ler's pond located east of Wheeler. Heinz relates the happenings of our beloved home town since he is the only one of our number left there. Bob motions to out former Secretary, Elaine Szikora, to stand and give the minutes of the last meeting. After reading the min- utes Pubbie tells us that she is the head campaign manager for the Democratic party at Washington. With Pubbie is her fifth husband, Errol Flynn. They seem to be quite happy. n ' On Pubbie's right we find Lee Porter, establisher of Porter's Plump Ladies Re- ducing Gym here in New York. Lee was seriously injured last month when his star trapeze artist fell from her trapeze onto his head. Lee and his wife, Imogene Coca of television fame, are residing in the penthouse on top of the Picadilly Hotel. Going around the. table we find Don Biv- ens across from Lee Porter. Don achieved his greatest ambition, he is now coaching the Kentucky University Ballet Troupe. W Profes- sor Bivens has gained a little weight since we last saw him, he now tips the scales at 250 pounds. He is the picture of grace in his pink ballet tights. Sitting next to the professor is jo Nowlin. We find that jo has not chosen to marry, but has trampled hearts all over the country and is now writing the famous Lonely Hearts column in the Los Angeles Star. We find Don Bell seated next to jo, and learn that he has made acting his profession. He is now being cast as a butler at the Drift or Drag Inn. He tells us that a quarter is the admission and you have a good opportunity te catch up on your sleep. Don's ten children of all assorted sizes are with him. Next to Don sits an empty chair, which will soon be occupied by the third girl of our class. Here she comes, late as usual. Col- leen's excuse this time is that she had miss- ed her plane from Utah where she is owner and star of the Tody Daredevil Races of the Flat Sands Wrecking Track. All being accounted for rise from the table and leave again as the class of '51, and with them go the memories of our school years. , l