Chandler High School - Memories Yearbook (Chandler, IN)

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Carma Deanna Reynolds is now the richest woman in the country. It seems while she was in the pharmacy working one day, she accidentally spilled one potion into another and came up with a formula for growing hair on bald-headed men. She is the nation's Sweetheart of Bald-headed Men . Jimmy Roll is the owner of the largest kennels of beagles in the state. He is the president of the National Beagle Organization. He is the father of a boy and a girl. Linda always did demand equal rights. Charlene Schnapf is now the largest stockholder in the General Motors Corporation. Therefore, she is president and chairman of the board. The President of the United States asked her to build him a car in which he, his fellow players, golf clubs, and golf balls can ride in. Phyllis Russell married and is living in Puerto Rico. She and her husband bought an old Spanish fort and they turned it into a tourist court. Mary Lou Thene has won great acclaim for her accordion playing. She is now going into the professional field. Also, she is married and has one daughter. Sally Teutsch married and is living in Arkansas. She lives on a mountain side and raises goats. She is crazy about her three children. Kathryn Williams and her husband live somewhere in Asia. Her husband is in the army and is stationed there. Kathryn always liked horses, but there are none there. So what do you think her hobby is? Raising camels. Gale Gill quit his job out at Wright's. He is now the owner of a large fleet of whal- ing boats in Alaska. He is hunting for the legendary white whale. Mary Frances Jewell is in France with her husband of the Marquis Marcey. She lives in a small home (about 150 rooms) along the ocean. The last time I saw her was aboard their yacht which was cruising in the Mediterranean. Donnie Copeland is now married and owns a race track that is world famous. He told me that his wife has everything and he doesn't know what to buy her for her birthday, but maybe another race track named after her. As for myself, I'm an airline hostess. I thought my career was going to be exciting, but my job and life is mild compared to the rest of the class. Even with my travels all over the world, you probably see more of the class than I do. Please write soon. Yours truly.

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1?e ni ot Ig55 top he cie 5 Dear Ann, February 20, 1967 I was delighted to receive your letter. I was really and truly shocked to see the post- mark. I knew you and Bob were married and that Bob was an army surgeon, but I didn't think the army would send him to Siberia. I understand the weather is just a little chilly. I will try to tell you about the rest of our graduation class. Betty Sutton is one of the country's highest paid fashion models in the modeling field. She has an apartment in New York, but lives in Italy most of the time. Her husband is a concert maestro and studies at the Italian Conservatory of Music. Reuben Watson went to Texas and bought a farm. The story of his success is almost too good to be true. One day he was spading the ground outside of a window sill for a flower garden. What do you think happened? He struck oil! He is now one of the wealth- iest men in Texas. Dorothy Healy's talent swayed toward the movie kingdom. It seems she was making a soda at Kresge's and a movie talent scout saw her and took her to Hollywood to make a movie. Lsat year she won the Academy Award. Wilma Willis always did like the name of Holland. She won an all expense paid, round the world trip. When she got to Holland, she met the nephew of the queen. You know the rest of the story. She married him and is now raising tulips in Holland. Joyce Broshears married her soldier and is now the mother of twins. She lives in Florida on an orange farm. Her children will never lack vitamins. Mike Hemenway is following in the footsteps of his uncle. He is in the state legisla- ture and is thinking about running for state senator next year. Billie Sue Reeder went to visit her cousin in Canada. She went for a walk in the forest one day and got lost. Who would find her but a handsome Canadian Royal Mounted Police- man. She is still in Canada somewhere following him and the last we heard of them, they were raising huskies for snow sleds. Gary Jeffries is married and is now going to Annapolis. After getting out of the navy, one of the state senators recommended him for appointment. Larry Fisher served his time in service and liked it so well that he stayed in. Only Larry likes the dry climate so well that he went to the Sahara Desert and joined the Foreign Legion. Melba Forston finished her nurse's training and worked at a hospital in Evansville for a while. Then she decided that she would rather work in research. She is now one of the best known chemists in the country. Gale Lockhart decided to try her hand at comic strip writing; her comic strip is now the most widely read one in the United States. You've probably heard of it, Drips of Water Street . Dennis Raven is considered national daredevil now. He has been driving in the Indianapolis 500 for the last seven years, and has won the last four times. The Ford Company is putting out a new car known as the Flying Raven. Donald Hunt stowed away on a freighter and went all the way to China before the cap- tain found him. He started working his way home and wound up in South Africa. He went to work in the daimond mines there and it was there that he found the famous Hunt Diamond. Gary Lockhart decided that it was about time someone flew to the moon to see if it is really made of green cheese. He went on a rocket ship by way of Mars and Jupiter and made the first successful flight to the moon. The moon is not made of cheese, but Gary found out something much more interesting; there are only women on the moon. It seems the Martians had too many women so they transplanted part of them to the moon. Gary went back, destroyed his space ship, and hasn't been heard of since.

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7ke Will I, Marian Algaier, will my slim ankles to Earlene Keller I, Ann Baker, will my popularity to Sharon Broshears. I, Joyce Broshears, will my shortness to Marcella Mortimer. I, Donnie Copeland, will my ability to hot-rod to Eugene Cannon. I, Larry Fisher, will my ability to set on eggs to Larry Simpson. I, Melba Forston, will my knitting needles and yarn to Betty Townsend. I, Gale Gill, will my hair to Mr. Waters. I, Dorothy Healy, will my neat hair to Janet Vessels. I, Mike Hemenway, will my height to Joe Spindler. I, Donald Hunt, will my height to Jerry Ray. I, Gary Jeffries, will my laugh to Bill Carroll. I, Mary Jewell, will my rocking chair to Sharon Broshears. I, Gale Lockhart, will my ability to sit with boys to Marion May. I, Billie Reeder, will my appetite to Gayle Hatchett. I, Carma Deanne Reynolds, will my height to Miss Kincaid. I, Jimmy Roll, will my beagle to Linda Williams. I, Phyllis Russell, will my temper to Janet Vessels. I, Charlene Schnapf, will my blue glasses to Bob Fisher. I, Betty Sutton, will my other steady sweater to Sandra Younker. I, Sally Teustch, will my ability to go with boys who do not flirt to all girls. I, Mary Lou Thene, will my ability to go steady to Franklin Spencer. I, Reuben Watson, will my ability to trap muskrats to Mr. Null. I, Kathryn Williams, will my ability to be engaged to Darlene Michel. I, Wilma Willis, will my laugh to Lois Camp.