Normal Community High School - Echoes Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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SENIUR PRIEIFHEEII i Ego V-MWF ' FWF Xf X J , , in 'N 75: Hr, ful' X Zrlyjff' ffv rx I WM! 'q .XXX V ,,. XAQQMII . ' ' , ,X U lf I l - f I M IX f 1 - Lois K 555 Let's turn the pages of history To nineteen hundred and seventy-three. Twenty-six years have come to pass Since we were the forty-seven class. You'll see we have scattered far and wide, But this to you I can confide. George Zook, the President of our nation, Has gone to Palm Springs on his vacation. Dave Culbertson is a doctor of great renowng Mabel Allen is married and lives out of town. Gene Archer is a professor in some school of lawg Pat Kimball is the best actress you ever saw. Byrl Robertson owns a ranch and lives in the west George Hinshaw is a magician, and one of the best. Barbara Lindsey does typing-she says it pays: To work for scenario writer George Mayes. Jean Burr is a social worker in much demandg Mary Lou Clesson plays in Fred Waring's band. Joanne Rich gives her recipes over the airg Eva Bigger is a beautician, for ladies so fair. Joan Hinkle is a violinist in the New York Symphony Marilyn Mays is a bookkeeper for Mark Tiffany. Alice Winsett, a lady physician is sheg Nancy Taylor her assistant is slated to be. Frances Wood entered matrimony as did Vannie Shawgog Barbara Silvey is a private secretary, we know. Jane Hinshaw, designer of all our best frocks, Will sail for the Orient when the next ship docks. Keith Irons is a star pitcher in the National Leagueg Jean Dodgson some millionaire did intrigue. Lois McKinney as a great artist won fameg Walter Fowler is in Africa to hunt wild game. Bill Craig has gone on his trip to the moong And Doris Jean Price is leaving quite soon. Herbert Lusher, the Olympic star, Has gone to Hollywood to see Hedy LaMarr. Dorothy Buth is a musician you can see at a glanceg She studied in Vienna and also in France. Lester Ioerger is still working for Uncle Samg Linda McCue is living in Amsterdam. Mary Ann Thorpe, star of both stage and screen, In every well known play is seen. Bernard Huffington is manager of a radio stationg Pete Troxel pilots planes across our great nation. Ella Mae Gaines is living in Quebec, Where Evelyn Schneider is teaching Home Ec.

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Slililllfllfi FHEIFEBEEY Marijayne Clemmons is a model we see Of fashionable frocks in gay Paree. Jack Gooding and his fifty piece band With Ruth Reddel as cornetist is touring the land. A lawyer in Chicago is Charles Cox, While Julius Miller is a dealer in stocks. And Charles Geshiwlm, a great diplomat, Is touring Europe with the aristocrat. Mary Laverne Francis, who just loves to cook, Has given up teaching to write a book. Bill Carter is an umpire in the American League, Gladys Lawhun in matrimony did succeed. Jim Stephens, a scientist, Dick Warner, the same, Explored the unknown and won themselves fame. Bob Pfeifer is an electrician according to Hoyle, John Wilson, a detective, all crooks did foil. Virginia Aldridge is a teacher of children so dear Russell Thompson is a rancher in Texas, we hear. Roger Jones is the new Governor of our state, Paul Bates, a seat in the Senate did rate. Delmar and Fred fthe last name Alsenel Are billed in the movies as a dancing team. Allan Allers IS a farmer -he loves the land, Waunita Klump took up nursing, we understand. Elzada's a soprano on the Bing Crosby showg And Byron's a financier rolling in dough. Gloria Thomas is a projectionist in New Orleans, Jo Anne Griffin just travels-or so it seems. Lena Mae Durst and Doris Rotramel In their teaching professions are doing well. Jack Pickering struck oil out California way, There he lives with his sons and wife Laura Mae. Maxine Wiese is the wife of a judge to beg Gene Miller is a sailor of the deep blue sea. Kay Ward, M. D., a cure for cancer perfected, Mary Thompson to Congress was elected. Harley McClure is manager of a five and dime store, Roger Hougham fell heir to a million or more. Virginia Musick is a reporter for the Pantagraphg Betty Golden is also on the staff. Dorothy Schad, who has great charm, Is now a receptionist at the State Farm. Marilyn Block, an author we must confessg Her latest book's just off the press. Now you have heard of our accomplishments great, The rest of our lives will be up to fate. MW mm X Y Milli!! QS' X , N 3, .A ..1- My T, VER I . Viffgpg , t ' . ' .tg L4 ff 5 . iff ff V ,Ul f H' Nl i t 1 7 ,N I, it , X C ui, NM'