St Joseph High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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CLASS PRCPHECY If you take a look 1nto the mus1c room of the Wh1te House, you'll see Marg1e Ka1b, g1fted soprano who has recently returned from France where she has been l1v1ng for the past ten years w1th her husband and three adorable ch1ldren Marg1e 1S s1ng1ng her most famous ar1a, The Day That the Ra1ns Came, I Got Wet Follow1ng Mar1e, Kooch Frye the Teen Age Idol of '79 s1ngs both s1des of h1s latest release One s1de 1S Spacesh1p Rock and the other IS a lovelyballad Got a Rose Between My Toes From Walk1ng Through the Hot house Try1ng To Get To You, Lover Imported from Kelly's Cas1no 1n Monte Carlo, wh1ch 1S owned and operated by our own Bonn1e Kelly 1S a group of very talented dancers com posed of Arlene Krauch, Judy Slater, Ann Pasqual1 Ann Treacy, and Judy Creamer They are demonstrat1ng atr1cky step for several 1nterested spectators Among the spec tators are R1chard Gwaltney owner of a Ballet StUd1O 1n Detro1t R1chard has every reason to be 1nterested 1n the dancers, you see he tra1ned them h1mself' D1ane D1P1ero also 1S enJoy1ng the exh1b1t1on Ch1c 'D1 IS pr1vate secre pany She ach1eved her pos1t1on by wr1t1ng the well known Moreto1l slogan It A1n't EasyWhen You Use Moreto1l Mary Chaput and T1Sh Lemhan are com1ng down the w1nd1ng sta1rcase from the nursery They have just f1n1shed putt1ng the youngest of Mary's n1ne ch1ldren to sleep They're deep 1n conversatlon about Mary's k1ndergarten wh1ch keeps her very busy Of course, belng women, the1r conversatlon turns to fash1on T1Sh who was the f1rst female graduate of Notre Dame, 1S wear1ng a pa1r of br1ll1ant green shoes w1th a bag to match Mary excla1ms that she Just must f1nd some and T1sh tells her to wr1te to Veromca Wolfe, owner of an el1te shoe shop 1n R1chmo ld, V1rg1n1a If anyone has them, Ronnle does Everyone's attent1on focuses on the front door as Carol Nudd and Barbara S 1 c k1ng er make the1r entrance Carol, a model for the fash1on magaz1ne Harper's Bazaar, looks lovely as ever She's sport1ng the latest ha1r style Broken Propeller , created by B111 Clancy, owner of Mon s1eur W1ll1e's Beauty Salon VIVHCIOUS Barbara has Just f1n1shed poslng for a second Statue of L1berty to be presented to the Br1t1sh West Ind1es as a token of Amer1ca's esteem 80 n n 0 - 1 . . ,, . . U I O l , , . . . , a ' ' H ' H ' ! vv - - ' H M . , . - 7 ! . . . . .. . , .,,. . - tary to the president of the Moreto1l Manufacturing Com- H . ' H H ' ' H , lil! ' 2 . . , cl- ' 7 vv vv ' -

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CLASS PROPHECY The clomp clomp' of horses hoofs reaches the ears of the guests Ann Palmer, owner of Camp W1Shy Washy, for g1rls 1n Yucca Flats Nevada,and Susan Neal, head counselor at the camp, make qu1te a sensat1on when they Jom the fest1 v1t1es Imagme' All the way from Yucca Flats on horseback Patt1 N1cholas who was h1red as the Pres1dent s personal nurse after her success 1n cur1ng h1s last attack of 1nd1gest1on, calls all those outs1de, 1nto the house to W1tness the unve1l1ng of a portra1t of Pres1dent Thabet pa1nted by Kathleen Brown, noted art1st Throughout the house there are many vases of beau t1ful flowers donated by Mary Mooney and Katy Reger, owners of The Flower Box 1n Hunt1ngton All the rooms 1n the Whlte House have rece1ved a new look SIHCG famous Inter1or Decorator Judy Houl1han has done them over Just for the occaslon M1ss Houl1han 1S seen chatt1ng w1th Penny Hess who, after college returned to her home town Reynoldsv1ll Pennsylvan1a, and now runs a suc cessfulreducmg salon Her motto, known throughout the town 2. In the Blue Room we f1nd Senator D3V1d Reed who recentlywas successful IH pass1ng ab1ll to have all the tele phone poles 1D West Vlrglnla pa1nted 1n red, wh1te, and blue str1pes 1n order to promote patr1ot1sm 1n the state, and Anne Burns f1rst woman Supreme Court Judge 1n the h1story of the Un1ted States, d1scuss1ng an art1cle 1n Sc1ence Journal Th1s art1cle 1S about St Joe's own Anne Cron1n B S , M D PH D Doctor Anne IS conduct1ng research work on why p1ckles don t have ha1r Another art1cle 1n the magazme IS a story wr1tten by Ellen Br1tz In lt Chem1st Br1tz expla1ns what went wrong 1n her exper1ment wh1ch acc1dently blew up the Pentagon 9 I . I . ? ' . . . . , 1 7 YV IV ' ' , . . - is Penny makes you lose your fat-Best in town, you bet your h t . . . D 7 . l 0 . , O O O O, I , . . . . . ' 1

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CLASS PROPHECY Now that the guests have arr1ved d1nner 1S announced and all proceed to the d1n1ng room Seated at the r1ght of the pres1dent IS Mrs Anton1o Ruff1n1 formerly Mary LOV1Sa Mr Ruff1n1 1S the Itallan ambassador to the U S Wh1le 1n Rome, Mary IS one of the leaders of Roman SOC16ty A hugh t1ered cake baked by Carol Crossan, owner of Crossan s Quallty Bakery 1n Washmgton 1S brought 1n for dessert to the del1ght of all the guests To conclude the celebrat1on, James Murphy owner of the Chubby G1rl restaurant cha1n, proposes a toast 1n honor of the Pres1dent and 1n pra1se of the excellent d1nner Th1s was prepared by J1m Ventry head chef at Romanoff s 1n Hollywood Later 1n the evemng, when all are gathered 1n the ballroom PI'9S1dEIltTh21bet reads a telegram from Sam Verbage, owner of a trade school 1r Alaska Sam couldnt Al1ce Butler who 1S t9ElCh1I1gEI1g11Sh to the nat1ves of Afr1ca, and R1chard Healy a 1n1ss1onary at a leper colony 1n Burma Also telegrams came from Mary Beth Stender and Joe Shank l1n Mary Beth owner of a Jewelry store 1n Newport, Rhode Island, was deta1ned at home because her pr1vate Jet broke down However, she sent bracelets to all the guests as a momento of th1s grand occas1on Joe, a popular Hollywood dent1st couldn tmake lt because he had too many rush orders for dentures for such noted people as Tab Hunter and Mar garet O Br1en Dear Classmates Although lt m1ght not be ent1rely true, Th1s prophecy was wr1tten Just for you We hope that when our school days are done You ll never forget our Jokes and our fun And ID your success wh1ch we know you ll atta1n, W1ll you th1nk of us often aga1n and aga1n'7 Judy Houl han Jenny Hollandsworth 5 ! O , 0 , . . . . . H ' H ' ' 1 n ' , ! , . - v I. 0 attend because of bad weather. . .He also reads letters from , . O , 'l . . , . V , . 9 1 ' , . U . , . 1