Keenesburg High School - Skipper Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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T fiw5iT Ai. .f- OTHER THAN SHFRLEY NORRISH, ouP LTTTLE TELEPHONE OPERA' TDR AT KEEHESEURG. SHE EAS RDA FAMOUS F99 HER Hiw TYPE PERBANENT WAVE RHTQH HAD saws DYER Das WITH THE MASCU' f LTHE DUETDHERS. A , FDR THE HExT DAY HE PLANNED A SHORT JAUNT TO CATALTHA TSLAND. A UPON LEAVTHD Lows BEACH: WE WERE AHAZED TO ETH: CLYDE JUFFEELD, A FDRHER NAVY HAH, CAPTATR or THE CATALINA ExcuRs:oH soAT. CLYDE TOLD us THATHE HAD DEER HARRTED THREE TTHEE, HE AERED HIM JHY sc OFTEN, ARD HE EATD THAT HE LTYED TDD CLOSE TO HoLLYw:oD. THE THQEE OF us LSFT LATE IN THE AFTERHGDH TO KEEP A DTNHER ENGAGEMENT AT KEHHETH 3HAKLEE'S DUDE RANCHO, JUST THE RTDHT PLACE EDR THE EccEHTRnc AND RTDH. EE FOUND OUT THAT KENNETH HAD :JUST RECEIVED H!S FINAL DECREE PAPERS OF DIVORCE FROM MARGARET CQBRIEN. HE HAD CHARGED .1- ga ! W? Hou-EUPPDRTA-EARGARET DHLY HADE 35606 A WEEK. THERE ARE I RUUOR5 THAT KEHHETH PLANS ANOTHER uATRzHoH1AL ADVENTURE ' AS HE HAS BEEN SEEN FREQUENTLY NITH GYPSY ROSE LEE, UPON ARRiVZHG AT THE KEEREEBURG ATRPDRT, THE L Af' 'REUHTDH' HAD FTNTEHED A RECORD BREAKING TRTP. I HAD KR3 SEEN ALL or THE HEHDERS or THE 'CLASS OF 19292 ANU HAD ' A BRDDEHT EACH TWO sr THEM. HE ALL AGREED IT HAD DEER A 0 VERY HAPPY AND EVEHTFUL ADYEHTURE AND THAT THE MEMBERS or ff THE 'CLASS or 1949' WERE STILL MAKING H1ET:PY. T --MAE DAwKxHS-- x T XX 1 5 1 I 9 Uv'

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ff, 9' AFTER A GOOD NIGHT'S REST AT THE HOTEL NEW YORKER, I CLIHBED INTO THE CABIN' OF THE nREUNION', NOTHING BUT THE BEST wOULD DO FOR ME, SO I ENGAGED WAYNE BAKER, AN ACE FLYER, T0 PILOT THE PLANE ON ITS NONSTOP FLIGHT T0 LONDON. WAYNE TOLD ME THAT HE HAD BEEN DOING SOME TRIGK FLYING FOR THE CORNEY CIRGUS, BUT DECIDED HIS GENIUS wAS GOING T0 wASTESO HE BEGAME A REGULAR PILOT. THE 'REUNIONIS' NEXT STOP WAS PARIS WHERE I, NATURALLY BEING INTERESTED IN CLOTHES, NISHED TO SEE THE LATEST FASHIONS. I WAS DIRECTED TO THE STUDIOS OF 'ADRlAN', WHERE I SAW MY BEST GIRL FRIEND, VELDA BURGESS, MODELING HIS LATEST CREATIONS OF 1959 OVER TELEVISION, VELDA HAD JUST HEARD FROM JIMMY BEGGBNG HER T0 COME BACK AND MARRY HIM, ANOTHER SHORT TRIP TOOK THE 'REUNION' T0 ROME, WHERE I HAD A SHORT CHAT WITH SHIRLEY JAKEL IN HER SPACIOUS STUDIO. SHIRLEY WAS STUDYING ART UNDER THE GREAT GRAND- SON OF LEONARDO DE VINCI. SHE DECIDED SHE wAS AI LITTLE HOMESICK FOR HER BOYFRIEND, EDDIE. SHE SAID THAT SHE THOUGHT THAT TEN YEARS WAS LONG ENOUGH TO KEEP HIM WAITING, SO SHE PACKED HER GLOTHES AND CAME ALONG. OF COURSE, WAYNE HAD TO SEE THE AUTO RACES AT ROME, SO WE WENT TO SEE THEM. TO OUR SURPRISE, JOHN PIPPIN BROUGHT HONORS TO THE GLASS OF 1949 BY WINNING THE RAGE IN HIS TRAILBLAZING RACER, 'THE NEw PEPPBN SPEADSTER'. , THE NEXT STOP OF THE 'REUNION' wAS AT CALCUTTA, INDIA. WAYNE, SHIRLEY, AND I HAD A VERY PLEASANT TIME THERE VISITING JEAN ROCHFORO, wHO WAS GETTING MATERIAL FOR HERH NEW BOOK, 'RAISINS OF MIRTH'. WE BROUGHT THE GOOD NEWS TO JEAN THAT HER LAST NOVEL, 'OF CATS AND WOMEN' HAD BEEN GHOSEN AS THE 195A PULITZER PRIZE NOVEL. ' DESPITE THE HAZARDOUS WEATHER, THE 'REUNION' wAS PILOTED TO LOS ANGELES AFTER GOMPLETING A Snx WEEKS TOUR IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. GLAD TO GET OUR FEET ON SOLID GROUND AGAIN, WE CHECKED IN AT THE AMBASSADOR HOTEL FOR A LITTLE REST. OF GOURSE SHIRLEYBS AND MY MIND TURNED TO STYLE AND BEAUTY SO WE MADE A VISIT TO 'SHIRLEYIS SALON' IN THE AMBASSADOR. WE FOUND OUT THAT SHIRLEY WAS NONE P' I X., 51 X A. 9.Xmx xr X I - 'X X I X 7 ,. AZT I I Q JZ: 2. ' L..

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