Royal Oak High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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The OAK In Twenty Years I Expect To Be .... Laura Alexander-still seeking for the one and only. Marjorie Allen--on the boat bound for South America. Marjorie Alyea-on exhibit at the World's Fair. Mary Almen-a box office movie star. Douglas Anger-a second Don Juan. Mary Anger-an opera singer. Clayton Baker-the best quack doctor available. Shirley Beitzel-reading to my 24 kiddies. Doug Bitterle-page boy at the best hotel in New York. Harry Blair-among the W. P. A. loafers. Sid Blair-in Keego Harbor waiting for my gal to come back. Mary Boyd-in the Belgium Congo among the darkies. Jim Brown-in Waikiki Island among the mermalds. Julia Brown-seeking a remedy to abolish bachelors. Marion Buck-among the cowboys in the west. Eddie Buhr-married to the sweetest blond in town. Shirley Burredge-still struggling through college. Florlne Campbell-a personal maid to the lady of the land. Marion Carmichael-teaching pig latin to my pigs. Barbara Cavan-flying a big transport airplane. Olive Chambers-married to a millionaire. Phyllis Chase-a private stenographer. Claude Cline-be a college professor Merl Cloonan-a great American Orator. Frances Clowes-the idal bachelor without any worries. Eddie Cole-a great artist. Paul Conover-a commentator on the radio. Jean Currie--married to a truck driver. LeRoy Dantzer-still a bachelor. Gordon Dennis--driving a tire truck. Victor Dewis-fighting for Canada. Marcus Doster-working in a factory. Lloyd Dow-leading an orchestra. Mary Durst-a manicurist. Hazel Dyer-a journalist. Mary Dyer-a dressmaker. Rex Eames-a successful lawyer. Lloyd Easton-a paper boy. Bill Esslinger-working in a bank. Bob Estlund-leading horses around a ring. Bob Evaul-a famous baseball player. Willard Fenningsdorf-selling balloons at a circus. Betty Fish-a great movie actress. Betty Folsom-driving an ambulance. Kenneth Freeman-a traveling salesman. Malcolm Gardner-in jail. Earl Gaskill-mayor of some town. Marie Graf-a gay divorcee. Gred Greenspan-a bachelor heading an escort bureau. Eunice Grimshaw-seeing the world. Beverly Hague-selling candy somewhere. Lexle Herrin-a soldier of fortune. Barbara Hunter-working up to the job of president. Geraldine Hassberger-dancing ln a chorus. Jim Hurley-still wearing my Willkie button. Helen Hurst-a lady of leisure. Desler Jatho-head of the Democratic National Com- mittee. Clare Jensen-a blond. Ann Louise Hendershott-a changed woman, name and all. Jim Healy-struggling through college. Jim Hartrick-another Knute Rockne. Vera Harris-crazy. June Harris-teaching English to a bunch of brats. Keith Harris-following in the steps of Yahoodie. Bill Hampton-a cartoonist. Doris Kellogg-looking for a needle in a haystack. Gus Karos-your guess is as good as mine. Beulah Justman-a well established forest ranger. Jeune Joyce-sewing patches in my kld's clothes. Mary Johnson--in my penthouse of Park Avenue. Bill Jesswein-spending my millions. Connie Later-a horse doctor. Fleurette Matson-skating champion of Michigan. Margaret Morgan-woman of the world. Delores Moreno-small, short and undersized. Bill Merrifield-a waiter with some water. Jim Melonakos-a Staff Sergeant or General. Barbara May-working in the dime store. Charles Marcus-married to a rich old bat. Betty Lou Mainds-looking for a job. Barbara McPhee-swimming like a fish. Elton McNeil-compalining about something. Ken MacColeman-growing a mustache. Betty McMahon-designing clothes. Ralph Pearce-a hobo. John Osborne-rolling out beer barrels. Harold Osmonson-a lady killer. Sarah Plant-pinch hitting for Miss Geer. Wilbur Pollack-caring for my peaches and cream. complexion. Andrew Porter-a glgilo. Norman Prlngnitz-a big business man. Kendall Ratzlon'-a bookworm. Ann Reibel-in Louisville. Carlton Roeser-a politician. Ruth Rockentine-a model. Ray Roberts-an aeronautical engineer. Harvey Reid-sporting a pink and green shirt. Dorothy Schaefer-vocalist with Glenn Miller. Art Schloh-a comedian. Thelma Schnaidt-a roller skating champ. Helen Scott-a grandmother. Bessie Ann Sherwin-designing bridges. Leigh Smith-married and a foot specialist. Juanita Smith-a dressmaker. A Bob Swearlngen-running my own used car lot. Betty Thomas-25 pounds lighter. Sylvia Thorpe-a partner to Perc Westmore, make-up Erma Hunter-running my own dress shop. artist. Continued on page 43 PAGE THIRTEEN