Wheeler High School - Rosetta Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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CLASS WILL, '53 I John Noak bequeath my lovely curly hair to Dick Young and my height to Little Diz Kalina, also my No. 12 to Tink Tarnow. I Al Strehler bequeath my good behavior in school to Cecil Hartwig and my excellent driving habits to Jim Hawkins. I Kenny Horan bequeath my good behavior to Kay Eaton and my top plate to anyone who is short of teeth. I Bill Young bequeath my ability to get Geometry to Annabelle Sells. I Neil Betz bequeath my height to Marvin Brickner and my typing ability to Jim Bartroff. I Viviian Miller bequeath my ability to drive to Mr. Hannon and my knit- ting ability to anyone who wants it. I Gene J. Bruszewski bequeath my interest in Kouts to anyone who can beat my time. And also for someone to find a shorter way of getting there. I Marilyn Szikora bequeath my skating ability to Justine Hardesty and my grades in school to Jack Koeppen. 4 I Joan Rouse bequeath my height to Susie Strehler and my ability to com- plete my speech assignment to Jack Koeppen and Marvin Brickner. I Tom Eaton bequeath my ability in Chemistry to Cecil Hartwig and my ability in General Business to Ruth Ann Morris. Last but not least my ability to drive to Theron White. I Betty Camplan bequeath my pony tail to Miss Bradley and my ability to keep quiet in Home Ec. class to anyone who can live up to my repu- tation. I Don Meyers bequeath my ability to drive to Dick Young and my plates to anyone who needs them. I Shirley Pittman bequeath my Short Hand ability to anybody who thinks they could do it worse. I Carol Crisman bequeath my height to Barbara Rodrick and my job as chorus accompanist to Kathleen Ames. 10

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SEN OR CLASS PROPHECY We the Senior Class of Wheeler High School are reunited this 21st day of May 1963 to look in on each member of our class and recall the ood times each has had. Our class president, Marilyn Szigora arrived late due to the fact that the United States Supreme Court of which she is the clerk had a long session today. Beside Marilyn is Vivian Miller. Vivian, after studying hard at the Chicago Conversatory of Music, is the guest singer on the Breakfast Club .each morning. In her past time she keeps house for her husband Johnny Desmond. John Noak, the athlete of our class, is nowa graduate of West Point. He is living in Washington D.C. with his wife Marilyn Monroe, where he is assistant director of the F.B.I. Alfred Strehler is now entering the room. He has just come in from New York City where he has his office as President of the National Donut Association. He tells us he is thrilled with the hole business. Carol Crisman is being kept very busy these days, as she has a very important job. She is the first editor of the Daily Wheel published in the city of Wheeler which now has a population of l25,000. Neil Betz, another member of our class who ventured into the entertainment field is now quite suc- cessful. Neil stars in his own television show, Slippery Sam of Sleepy Hollow. Betty Camplan is now the most famous woman in her field. She is owner and manager of Betty's Beauty Shoppe in New York City. Her speciality, of course, is pony tails. As a hobby Betty is president of the National Old Maid's Society. Thomas Eaton has also made a name for himself, although he is no longer living in this country. Tom is the manager of the Chase and Sanborne Coffee Plantation in South America. Tom inherited the posi- tion upon marrying Sally Sanborne. Shirley Pittman, after cheerleading at the University of Iowa during her four years of study there, be- came a dancing teacher and is now very famous as the wife of Fred Astaire. Kennerh Horan has attended Chicago University for four years, where he faithfully studied Dramatics. He has earned for his reward the position of Dramatics Coach at Warner Brothers Studios and also his beautiful wife Zsa Zsa Gabor. , Donnie Meyers, the most famous of all members of our class, is now the General Campaign Manager of the Democratic Party in Washington C.D. He is also president of the American Literature Society. Joan Rouse, deciding the fundamentals of nursing were too difficult to learn, is now a designer of ladies dresses in New York City. As a hobby she is president of the National Girl Scouts Association. Looking around we notice Gene Bruszewski was not able to make it back to the states for the reunion. . Gene is the United States Ambassador to China, but his beautifulwife Madame Sing Wing Foo is here and brings his best wishes. All being accounted for, the Senior Class of '53 rises. Each one to return to his own walk of life and become the greatest in his field. 9

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JUNIOR CLASS President. . . . Vice President. . . . . . Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . Sponsors. . , Lee Betz Dalton Connor Dick Connors Kenneth Curtis Karen Eaton Cecil Hartwig Robert Kalina Dick Kuehl Sadie Kuehl Barbara Melton Roger Morris Pat Ogden Joe Pancek Jim Ritrel Theron White Wilma Young . . .Kay Eaton Kathleen Ames Barbara Melton . ...... . ..... Wilma Young Kathleen Ames . . Mr. Schneider, Mr. Winebrenner 11