Amo High School - Amoace Yearbook (Amo, IN)

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Clyde Moore, the youngest member, of our class, owns a large bubblegum factory. However, Clyde's twins chew up most of the profit, , Q. From the Far East comes word that Andrew Cunningham holds a very high position with the U. S. Navy. The letter was postmarked Chungking, China. . f It seems that Clara Mae Einom, faced the great prbblem of--to be or not to be--and she decided to be, Mra V Donald Snyder, the likable mischief maker, owns a confectionery in Indianapolis. Donald's factory is well known for its unique ice cream molds. ' Audrey Jean McClure, the little artist of the class, is now a commercial artist. This was always Audrey's ambition and she is very happy since she has attained it. Esther Trump is still up to her same old tricks--only now she's hundreds of miles from here digging gold in Alaska. Brice Ellett, the senior who can still blush, is an automobile salesman. Brice travels in Canada for his company. Irene Holbrook, is now a surgical nurse at the Wain- wright hospital in Chicago. 'u Irvin Burnett is a proud father of four ro dy boys and owns a large truck line from Memphis to St.-Joe. The boys are consuming bushels of spinach so they will grow to be like daddy. Myrl Rumley, who was always the nwifeyn type, is now maggied. Her husband owns a grocery store in Franklin, In ana. Maurice Masten has a large truck farm in southern Indiana. 'However, Maurice spends most of his time go- ing to Coeburn,Virginia. The fiery little red head from our class, Maebelle Sharpe, is a successful dress designer in New Orleans. As for myself--I'm just another housewife busy send- ing invitations to the class of '43 for a reunion on the beautiful lawn of dear old Amo High. if I . 5 ' W 3. ,

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--- - . 4 . CLASS PROPH?QY,Of '43 - 4,n ,near N f1t'is'now'19534-ten'years 'since our'classfparted?g-I have managed to keep in contact with Beach one 'and i'want to tell you about them. I ,N up Vx M ,C ,rf Lawrence Applegate, the tall, .lanky, camera fani is in Africa on a wild animal -expedition. 'He shoots sthese animals not with a gun but with a very fine camera. uLaw- renee sells these reels to'a studio in Hollywoodlg Hisfex- pedition is to last ten months and then he is off to Egypt to get pictures of life on the Sahara. Q . Betty Jean'Cunningham, a Soery 'dignified ' girl 'and everyone's friend, is the wife of a minister and lives- in a small town in Ohio. Betty Jean is very happy and little Bettytis cutting her first teeth. I ' j .'fW'f' -E. Benald Walton who was always trying to better himseli has reached the top. He is head of an air conditioning plantgin Tucson, Arizona. If ja ijfq, 'j gi v hDoris Hathaway Foster also resides in Tucson -and divides her time between her social duties and 3-year- old John. 1 ' 4 V ' ' i' 4, p . '4' . x '- ' V, The famous basketball coach from Indiana is, none other than Bennie Heavin, one of the two basketball heroes in-our class. If you 'ask me, Bennie is really doing very well for himself. ' Maurice wingier, four other basketball hero, owns a farm near his parents' home.' Tubby, as he was always Called, is still-courting Margie. 'It seems as though they are always too busy to take the final step. - ,, .Peggy Winks, whose fingers fairly fly over typewriter keys, ia, a first lieutenant in the WAACS. Peggy fjoined two years after graduation. - - The-jitterbug of our nclass, Mildred Weekly, better known as Bobbie, is a dancing teacher in Indianapolis. ' I hear that she is wearing a diamond given to her by Kenny, her high school sweetheart. BQHDi6'BiQh15 class president of '43, has a job in an architect's office and is very successful and happy. . e , , ,,f Ardith West started out as a HFlat Footn but' he now is a very famous detective. He has solved many major crimes including HThe mysterywef the Disappearing Cheese.H CHe found the mouse.J He has very generously offered his services without charge to all his alumni friends. adwkllii Jamison is a pilot for the T W A Lines and recentlyfpiloted the president of the United States on a very impgrtant mission. - uf .3,':- X

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