Albion High School - Alhi Yearbook (Albion, PA)

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l PROPHECY CON'T Delores Graves, the beautician says, Beauty is as beauty does. Get one of my lovely permanents And your hair won't be a mass of fuzzf, Nick Kategianes, our brilliant contractor, Is building modern houses by the score, And Dane Marcinowski, who is in the Navy, Has reached beautiful Hawaiiis golden shore. Farmers, George and Hal Harrington and Dick johnson, Have each found a pretty wife They live in peace and contentment For they like their country life. Arnold Bentley, famous for his water colors, As an artist has reached the top - And Charlie Dunn - you've guessed it -- ls a motor-cycle cop. Richard Brooks, with no ambition at all, Is now a wealthy movie star, He is widely known for his love scenes YVith beautiful Hedy LaMarr. Twas many year.s ago in late morning Church bells for Mildred Joslin and Harold did chime - No longer a maid with a host of cats Millie reflects, 1t's been a long, long timef' Mary Defede lives in quiet solitude, In a picturesque house overlooking a quiet lake, While in a busy college lab, Rudy Bilich dissects a huge black snake. A long sharp whistle, a weary toot, A train roars through the night. Inside, Ed Tanner, the sleepy engineer, Keeps his eyes glued to the tracks in sight. Dorothy Tucker is once again A great, big kindergarden goil . Cause as a children's teacher She makes the kiddies toil. Little Carol Connors, With a voice of pure gold, Is a famous opera singer XVho is doing well, Fm told. Doc White is in South Africa Tracking down big game. Though he hasn,t shot an elephant yet, He hopes to, just the same. For commercial teacher, Irene Onest, The pupils get their work well done, But the students have teacher Shirley Smith Always on the run. Longing for the open spaces YVilda Otis traveled far and wide, 'Til one day she came back To be someoneis blushing bride. Baker. carpenter, farmer, lawyer - Dick Daugherty is Jack-of-all-trades, Uihile Bill Podoll still sits in the Pool Room And u'hi.:tles at the lovely maids. Happy-go-lucky Don Smith Is as carefree as a dove, Eut journalist Roger McElhiney Still ponders the problem of love. Mid bright lights, and splendor, And lauglzter so gay, Grace Sisak, a talented dancer, Trips merrily away. Popular new ballads Are more pleasing by far, When sung by Alyce Sabol, The new singing star. To become Mrs. Earl Freeman, Medical Secretary, Ann Penfield has just Quit her job, While with a house full of kiddies, Margaret Peters has, for years, been Happily married to Bob.

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CLASS PROPHECY. . . Through the clouded haze of mystery Toward future years I climb, As swiftly in the hour glass Fall the white sands of time. In 1955, a modern Atomic era Has revolutionized the earth, And Professor Maurice Lindell Has given the rocket birth. The former Betty Somjai, Now wife of Lee Orr, the tease, Has gone to the moon with her husband To see if it's made of green cheese. XVayne Coonfer, our reckless driver, Got into his new air-car, Flew off with a burst of speed, And collided with a star. Scientists, Harry Suscheck and Orest Seneta, Have gone on a journey to plantets un- known. To finance their expedition, They asked wealthy Vic Connors for a loan. Steffy Wolchik and Barbara Merritt, And their group of bright, athletic stars, Engage in pole-vaulting contests On the distant planet, Mars. While back on the ancient earth below, Fashions are changing once more, For dress-designer Josephine Lascek No longer lets skirts sweep the floor. With Mary Rood and Marian Forbes as secretaries, The business world is doing well, But the big boss is beginning to wonder If Phyllis Fobes will ever learn to spell. Glenn Broughton, the successful mech- anic, Slipped on a wrench and hurt his head. He awoke to think himself in heaven For nurses Norma Randall and Ieane Forbes XVere beside his bed. Lovely receptionist, Betty Carrier, Is always bright and gay, And stenographer, Marcella Domaracki, Still chatters away. In a neat, clean kitchen Alice Craig whips up a cake, For ever since her Home Ec. days, Alice has loved to bake. Vivian Crosby is now married, And has two red headed boys. She is busy all day long Picking up their toys. Happy together are Louise and Adam Hodack, Our contented Mr. and Mrs., In their new home they lead a domestic life, And mend their quarrels with kisses. Among the rocky Connecticut hills, In a rambling farm house of white, Novelist Virginia Wallace, Gets her inspiration to write. Mrs. Ed Williams, our housewife, ls busy cooking and scrubbing floors, She takes good care of Phyllis Dawn, And her husband, whom she adores. Bill Blair is a lawyer, An expert on criminal cases, And Harold Jones spends both time and money, Watching the horse races. Ralph Godenschwager, the tiller of the soil, Works both late and long, But when he rises each morning, He starts the day with a song. Ed Galloway is a machinist Who is doing well in his trade, VVhile Tom Leehan, now a tool and die maker, Certainly is well paid. After taking this peek into the future, Through a gypsy's crystal ball, l,ll say good luck and much success - Best wishes to you all.

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ALL AROUND BOY and GIRL . . . Alhi is proud to present to you its All .W Around Girl and Boy: Dorothy Tueker und Nick Kategianes. The Senior High Sehool has Chosen these two members of the Senior Class upon their outstanding qualities of character, leadership, loyalty, and personality. IDEAL BOY Hair like IVayn,e Coonfer Eyes like Harry Suseheek Physique like Lee Orr Dimples like Tom Leehan Studious like lVlauriee Lindell Neat like Dirk Brooks Teeth like Dane fllareinowski Smile like Glenn Broughton Musical like Orest Seneta Flirt like Roger lIleElhiney Athletic like Bill Podoll Slow like George Harrington Disposition like Arnold Bentley Height like Dick Johnson Carefree like Dick Daugherty SI1y like Ed Galloway Artistie like Adam Hodaek Friendly like Hal Harrington Good natured like Charles Dunn Quiet like Harold Jones Sincere like Ed Tanner Clothes like Nick Kategianes Cheerful like Ralph Godensehwager Witty like Vie Connors Courteous like Rudy Bilieh Humor like Bill Blair Independent like Don Smith Talkative like George White IDEAL GIRL Hair like Virginia Il7'allaee Eyes like Barbara Qllerritt Figure like Delores Graves Uimples like Alyee Sabol Studious like Irene Onest Neat like Qllargaret Peters Teeth like Ann Penfield Smile like Mareella Doniaraeki Voice like Carol Connors Flirt like Phyllis Fobes Active like Mildred Joslin Slow like Crave Sisak Disposition like Betty Carrier Height like Vivian Crosby Carefree like ,Ieane Forbes Shy like Marian Forbes Artistic like Josephine Laseek Friendly like Shirley Smith Personality like Steffy Wolehik Quiet like Louise Hodak Sincere like Mary DeF'ede Complexion like Norma Randall Ambition like Dorothy Tucker Lucky like lI7ilda Otis Small like lllary Bood Legs like Betty Somjai Even temper like Alice Craig