Glendale High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Glendale, OR)

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Semor Prophecy 4 After the inauguration of the first lady President of the United States we attended the ball at the White House in honor of her classmates in the graduating class of nineteen fifty two As we talked with various guests we learned that Frank Robson was employed there as chauffeur His wife, Gaye Thorpe, was working as the upstairs maid This is one of the highest positions in the United States Frank and Gaye are envied by many of their former classmates As we looked around the large ballroom we saw Lorraine Poleski talking on the telephone As we approached her she was just hanging p She looked relieved as she told us that her baby sitter was getting along fine with her 26 children She asked us to join her at her table where Eddie was waiting We talked over old times and she told us what had happened to the different graduates of nineteen fifty two It seems Marjorie Lyons joined the Air Force to see if she couldn't get stationed near Martin Bird Up to now she hasn't succeeded Glenn Austin is employed by the Robert Dollar Co as a logger He and his wife, Sharon Johns, have 3 charming children and a nice house at Quines Creek Philip Clayton is Professor of Physics at there is a very pretty dramatics teacher with whom he eats at the cafeteria Do you suppose9? Phyllis Ellis is now happily married to Johnny Laxton, She is a very busy person trying to take care of her twin girls and keep up her career as a movie actress Charles Mill has become famous as a big game hunter He flew back from Africa merely to attend the inauguration and honorary ball He says his nnst exciting memory was when he almost became a stew for some canibals He always claimed to be in a stew but he says that was the only time he ever really was!! Diane Cripps owns a large horse ranch in Kentuckey Bub Hollinger is her foreman They db Ektmf I X Pl v nv plan to get married and raise children as well as nag horses f' rv! I '!l!!!E- '41 lllfk .2-IK, Ii iiiiiii'::::::q :sf fu, 'W I5 5 MM S Q nQA,.1lfX I a ,J 0 , e ' u . , A m O O e A 'P 5' 5: f Q 'S ' . Z v I I, H , 5, visit dvgT3wix Oregon State. Unmarried as yet. But we hear Hwu, Ffg' 6 . '- J' q s A, 1, 'IL a V - 'ggi' O of . . 41.120 f . ',Imnu Il!L K :Zn---1 .A V I 11? ms. lf' 1 Q df' r m -' ., K, ,, I A W ,rw v 1 - ' .l ? ,' 1fi3f T 7

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iQ f 9.. 1 V ffi xiii David Miller now dwells in the mountains of Montana. He officially became a hermit when, after he sang on the Amateur Hour, he was mobbed by bobby soxers Cora Smith, tired of city highlights, settled down and is now working in a bank in a small town in Tennessee Evelyn Richards is living in California with her husband Floyd, where they have the largest peanut farm in the world Evelyn said she wouldn't work for peanuts but she seems to have changed her mind Don Thomas is coaching at the university of Oregon where Janet Beason is a very prim English teacher Janet says she'll wait for him for ever if she has to Jerry Lassen is employed with the Asiatic Pearl Company He is an expert pearl diver. s latest record for one day is 96 pearls Rozalia Hayes is happily married to Matt Burke They live in New York where she is a very successful hosiery model Ruth Hobble still lives in Glendale She is patiently waiting for Joe to return from the service She and Joe are planning to raise Cocker Spaniel puppies to sell. Wedding Bells rang for Charles walk and Ide Hay Williamson shortly after he received his ter's degree in Geology Charlotte Johnson has become famous as an all star player on a womens basketball team She married to Doyle HcCaslin and has started to her own basketball team June Thompson is well known as an interior decorator She has recently redecorated the Metropolitan Opera House She is happily married to Earl Sether Just as we finished talking, the lights dimmed and a spotlight was turned to the speaker's platform After the applause subsided the nouncer began 'And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the first lady President of the United States, Ruth Lewallenlll Z Vx ,A 2 X Z! 2 X-Q L X535 ,. fx' C5 W Z! I 1 . . .. U V ' Hi fx'a4 4 ln' la .WK xv! . -', 0 e 6' -25 '-I 3'1 ' W M