El Paso High School - Cometeer Yearbook (El Paso, IL)

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PHIL CRYER KAREN SPREHE JANE CRUSIUS S.A.R. Salutatorlan O.A.R. Valedictorian 1957-1958 HIGH HONOR AND HONOR STUDENTS BASED ON SEVEN SEMESTERS Phil Cryer...........................4.000 Karen Sprehe.........................3.857 Melvin Roth..........................3.821 Rachel Knepp.........................3.750 Barbara Crump........................3.678 Jane Crusius.......................3.642 Dolly Sutton.......................3.321 Frank Vogel........................3.146 Betty Fever........................3.107 Jim McHugh.........................3.107 Sharon Tyson........................3.071

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CATHERINE WELBES Working—that's out of her line. Loving—why, that's sublime. F.H. A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Operetta 1. Ambition: Housewife. TOM WEST Man in the Moon. Cometeer Staff 4; Football 1,2,3,4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Melvin Roth . Karen Sprehe Bill McKinley Jim McHugh . Roger Sturm Phil Cryer . Frank Vogel Treasurer Reporter Student Council Student Council Secretary President Vice-President — 16—

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 During the summer of 1973, the El Paso senior class of 1958 held their first reunion at the Armstrong Arms, a completely modem branch of Dorothy Armstrong’s chain of hotels. My train arrived early so while waiting for my old friends, I picked up the El Paso Planetgraph in the lobby. To my surprise, I noticed that the editor was my old classmate, Bernard Shanks. The front page headlines read President Wesley McKinley's Peace Pact with Russia proved successful After Time Trial. To further friendly relations, both countries agreed to build a bridge from Alaska to Russia. The contract was given to the Sturm, Mool and R. Evans Construction Company of El Paso. On the next page I read in Dale Porth's sports column that Frank Vogel had completed three no-hit games during the 1973 World Series. Further on, I read that a new fruit—Banberry—had been produced by fruit farmer, Ray Arbuckle, by crossing a banana and a raspberry. In the next column, I discovered that Kenny Aucutt won a Blue Ribbon in a universal livestock exhibit for his fat cattle. Ken says his secret is feeding Bob McClure's Muscle Meal which Bob guarantees to add weight in man or beast. Turning to the society page, a picture of sophisticated Yvonne Porter, wrapped in a silver mink coat, caught my eye. She was standing by a new Colburn Jet-Away Sports Car given to her by one of her many admirers. Reading on, I found an article concerning the former Barbara Crump, now wife of a prominent dentist. She is planning to present a piano concert, and will donate the proceeds to Jerry Moritz. Jerry is engaged in die universal fight against juvenile delinquency. On the opposite page was Janet LaRochelle's column. Janet edits one of the country's most frequently read columns on men's clothing styles. In Karen Sprehe's fashion column, I noticed the newest women's apparel designed by Sharon Tyson. Model Virginia Mounce is pictured wearing one of these creations, which had the finishing touches adaed by the famous dressmaker, Barbara Busker. On page 4 was Margene Jones's My Advice to You column, in which appeared a letter from the former Ada Carmen saying, I used your advice to catch my man and followed it successfully the entire year of our marriage. —18—