Windom High School - Eagle Yearbook (Windom, MN)

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CLASS DIQGDH ESV One nxght I was sxttlng xn an easy chalr 1.dly flddlxng wx th the dxals of the radxo when I came to a statxon I hadn't heard be fore It was statron W-I-I S broadcastxng over the network F U T U R E I lxstened of course and leamed from the Orxental Oracle Blooey about the members of the Class of 1948 He saxd rn a deep throaty voxce joan Ackennan ran for a Senator on the Demo cratxc platform untxl she was entlrely ex hausted Harold Antonson 15 a manager of an Indxan Reservatxon because he makes hxs wr fe do all the work Douglas Axford just patented the Axford Shoe He dldn t want the Oxfords to get a head of hlm janet Bell IS leadxng a tragxc llfe In a plate glass studlo ln New York Adella Bennett IS head nurse at a hospxtal for Frost bxtten people Jack Benson LS managrng a truck farm rn Iceland Betty Byam has become an artxst s model and 18 posxng for Gxecnan frrezes Qlfreeze 1 rxghtlj jack Calklns IS dxrectlng a radio program every mornnng f om 2 15 to 3 45 for th Splxshy Splashy Company Hrs theme song LS Water Ry joan Carlberg ns rollxng ln the dough by rollxng out the do re mx s Ronald Carlson lS still a st'1r athlete QAthletes foot that IS Q Harold Chr1s1ensen graduated from the Bergen School of journalxsm He as now head press agent at Jo Ann 'Ihake s Laundry Joyce Oaok IS bmy plckxng dates on a fruxt farm QCatch?j Maralyn Groves was fxred from Bjorge s fxve and ten store because she couldn t remember prxces Frederxc Schwartz xs a scxentxst at the Wxlder Clock Factory He s just dlscovered a louse powder to cure the tx:-ks nn clocks Glen Bnrchardt 15 also workxng there He rs employed as the cuckoo DeWalt Ebert runs a Ford garage 1n Denmark that's why the people use blcycles Ins Galer IS Professor of Latln nn the great Alma Mater Wxndom Hxgh School Donald Severson doesn tuse an encyclopedxa because the pedals hurt hls feet Ervln Menken the great chemxst dxscovered why the sun doesn t shrne on a cloudy day Norma Twaxt marrxed a progresslve fanuer ln Argentxna Betty Schmxtz cooks meals 1n Alabama s state prxson Ralph Reeve has entered polxtxcs rn fact he has gotten as far as the Whnte House ln Wash1ngton where he xs under secretary to the thxrd assistant janxtor Mary Lande xs a pxnochle lnstructress at Bxngham Lake Unxversl ty She has acqux red a U degree Rath Caraway a traxned nurse xs just nurs rng Harlan Olson back to health Poor boy he was In a traxn wreck Yeah he was the engxneer Marlon Pearson malntaxns a nr ght school to educate the Swedes She has to keep lt open ln the day txme, too In order to teach them anythlng James Nelson ns tryxng to break the women s record for crosslng the Catskxll Mountaxns on a bxcycle Basll Thompson workxng for the Gen th Harrxngton Undertakxng Servxce keeps dreanlng he 13 dyxng however the heat keeps waklng hlm up O-lrtxs Loken, the most lrrxtatxng man rn town manufactures woolen underwear The only occasnon when DeLy1e johnson shows hrs sweetxe a good txme IS vhen he takes out hrs watch jxm Jeffrey wxll he raxsxng many famxlles a day elevator boy Carolyn Leverenz has made up her mlnd not to attend college 'Ihey re wxcked she says Boys and grrls under sixteen are not ad mx t t ed lbnald Sxgstad, who has become a well known author IS worklng on a new volume called Adv1se to the Love-Lorn Melvxn Woyahn wants to be an undertaker so he can gxve many good fnxends a lxft As mxnlster of Blue Praxrxe Oiurch ln Ken tucky Galen Rocker 15 savxng many wayward souls Leland Turner ll workxng down at J O 'Thompson s washrng punts for 1256c an hour Brmy Weir has a government job ln Washxngton D C advxsxng the Vxce Presxdent how to run hxs affal rs iary Schaffer xs costume desxgner for Para mount and she has just changed her name to Madame Fxxemrlght Ronald Maher as a dentxst ln Keallkaku Hawalx has just released an rnventlon for pullxng teeth palnlessly Mary Ann Olson who IS the proud owner of a popcorn stand at Ooney Island rs havxng a thrxvxng busxness 'lhe two famous Keutzer sxsters the twxnkl xng toes of Broadway are the successors of the Dolly Sisters Mae Valentxen 15 attendxng Vassar College tryxng to leam how to xmprove fann cnndx txons ln Iowa We are astounded to see Avxs Paulson de rlvxng huge oroflts from a poultry farm Rgchard Gosen IS a dxetltlan Hxs motto Eat drxnk, and be merry for tomorrow ye dxet Donald Schaffer on hrs truck fanm ln Wyomlng has just dxscovered how to ralse tearless onxons' Betty Ott 15 trylng to prove to Rxchard Young that there xs a Santa claus Delores Soleta 15 raxslng polar bears nn Arnzona Maestro Donald Purrxngton agrees to flnxsh Beethoven s Fxfth The great detectlve Snxf and Snoop alxas Kenneth Rothstexn xs huntxng for the Lost Chord Phyllxs Long runs a home for decreplt cats and dogs Helen Maras xs employed here to tell the poor things bedtxme storres and slng them to sleep Sylvxa Schottle IS employed as chxef cook at Mxschxef Manor the home of Rxchard Wendland presxdent of the exclusxve Wendland School for Gxrls Mavls Olsen rs concoctxng an xnsect powder for chxldren who swallow bugs I bumped my head on the corner of somethlng sharp and when I recovered I heard someone sayrng And now Toosy Wootsxes be sure to eat your cereal and Uncle Dan wlll be back I turned the radxo off H 1 1 ' 1 1 - .... . 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JU IOIQ R President ....... Dennis Frederickson Vice-President .......... Weldon Nolt SeC1'e tary ...... . . Nancy Gustafson Treasurer .. .... james Bjorge Fxrst row Mxss F johnson M Fell B Doherty A Klaassen N Gustafson R Hamllton E Harrlngton A Collxn D Bockmnn V Blakey Second row M Garoutte B Blanshan M Gunderson H Bretzlaff C Hanson M Gove A Bunkers J Chrxstensen A Guenther Engelsen L Flaskegaard R Rerry 1rd row D Glxdden T Gxts j Fawcett Gettxng A Brown O Bennett T Hawkxns J Bjorge C Hoppe J Hartberg K Flargard Not pxctured N Delan D Frederxckson W Grams A Hnnefeld M johnson first row M Pxotraschke L Wsrmbler B Schottle Mxss Sutherland R Messenbrxnk D Loken G Larson Second row M Stevens C Theesfxeld P Lund D Wallestad, F Menken G Ysker M Wxll L Sell D McNeal Iwlfd row D Sykora H Ness D Kuh nsu I Sether M Peterson Pxerson N Nelson M Olson J Knutson W No t F urth row H Ray L Quxrxng E Tasler D Olson E Reeves D Van Norman D Rxngler L McRunnel R Severson Not plctured M Stratte R Trosxn R Wojahn R Wendland 18 L. , . , . ,l. , . , . ' ,f'. G. , . , . . Th' : . ' , . ' , . , L . '. i ,. .. ' 1 L. . , .. , .i . , . ' . ,' .l 1 . 0 : . , . ' ' , . , . , . ,-,. , .