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Class Pro ecy As columnist on the nShip of Tomorrowu. I make the following predictions for the nClass of Blu. It is now 1971 and Ruth Abbott is now known as Madam Ilene, interior decorator at the White House. She is under the direction of Mrs. Marion Heller, theibrmer Shirley Johnston. Marion is carrying on his duties as President. The White House is being redecorated for a banque t being given by Marella Salisbury Gier, the most talked of entertainer in Washington. Maurice Robinson and David Gratz are the Presidents special FBI men who are looking for Admiral Kizer, who has disapperred with his wife, Connie Aller Kizer, from the Battleship USS Camden-Frontier. Mrs. Kizer is be- lieved to have taken secrets on an invisable submarine developed by master scientists, William Watson and Dick Havens. Mrs. Dianne May is visiting in Washington, while her husband,pres1dent of the New York Central Railroad, is in conference with woman senator, Joan Buehrer, in an effort to settle a railroad strike. Joan Hukill and Donna Shaneour now own and operate an exclusive flower shop for the distinguished people of Washington. Ensign Rosemary Salmon, of the Waves, is visiting Donna Cook Gier on her Dude Ranch. Sharon Person is Co-hostess. Sharon is married now and her twelve child- ren are taking over the duties of the ranch. Secretary of Agr1culture,Duane Baughman, is enter- taining his old classmate, Jim Spurlock, who is Amer- ica's football immortal. Dorothy Burke was here on visit the other day. She is an instructor at Tri-State College. Dorothy said on one of her recent trips she was entertained by Doren Howald and La Verne Nelson at Carnegie Hall. Doren does head walks while La Verne accompanies him on his bass horn. Dianne Bates May
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' 1951 Class win ' We, the Senior Class of 1951 of the Camden Frontier High School, most of us being of sound mind and naturally generous, do make and publish this our last will and testament. To the Camden Frontier High School and its faculty, the graduating class of NSIU leaves it appreciation for making it the brilliant and remarkable class it is. To the under classmen, the graduates present their good grades, well knowing your need for them by the time you beco e Seniors. Frances Dennis and my I, Willie Watson, will my nmodest and my window shades to Mr. Reynolds. I, LaVerne Nelson, will my ability hill's study fortable bed I, Mort Class to Max I, Joan hall to anybody who thinks Robinson, will my ability Abbott. Buehrer, will my giggle to waysn to Dick Swanders to sleep in Mrs. Hemp- a desk might make a can to argue in Government ability to get out of Study Hall to Harold Knapp. I, Marion Heller,will my ability to wise crack to Aub G. I, Rosemary Salmon, will my typewriter and my one perfect paper to Verna Gerber. I, David Gratz, will my ability to get A's in English to Nancy Cole and my vocabulary to Dennis Kirkingburg. I, Dorothy Burke, will my clarinet to anyone who is windy enough to blow it and my temper to Ed Yearling. I, Donna Cook, will my driver's license to Helen Edinger and my old, blind, white horse to Janet Cellars. I, Donna Shaneour,w1l1 my reserved ways in class to Pat R I, Dianne May,will my scholastic ability to Carol Aldrich and my desire to come to school every day to Maurice and Norris Stickney. I, Shirley Johnston, will my athletic ability to Donna Seely and my yell shoes to LaVerna Moyer. I, Joan Hukill, will my quietness to Jim Shaneour. I, Marella Salisbury, will my pleasing ways to Von Hinkle and my English book to Jim Havens. I, Doren Howald, will my Chevrolet and my private parking Hot at school to Max Gilpin. CNight parking only., I, Ruth Abbott, will my ability to flirt to Alice Mohr and my ability to be a gossip writer to Dorothy Herzog. I, Connie Kizer, will my height to Mary Eachues and my Hong, curly hair to Pat Schaadt. I, Jim Spurlock, will my ability to go with Reading and Camden girls to Norman Jagger. I, Duane Baughman, will my technique with the nurses to Don Growden. I, Dick Havens, will my ability to get good grades to Harold George. I, Sharon Person,will my devilishness tonQu1etnArdice J.
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