Ashley High School - Ace Yearbook (Ashley, IN)

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Prophecy of 1967 Henry Albright has now found a cure for bad conduct grades. He is sending copies to all the sur- rounding schools. Don Ankney is to become a designer of frocks for school and office wear which can be put on in one second, with a nose powdering thrown in for good measure. This benefaction is to save men from having to wait for the women to get ready. Margaret Baird is destined to be the county librarian in a remote section of the Rocky Mountains where very few people are on the level. Iohn Weilbaker is to become very rich through the invention of a Silencer for back-seat drivers. Marilyn Berryhill has just made a tape recording on How to Give Directions to the Front Seat Drivers. Don Casselman will become famous as a dealer in silk hosiery which will not run. Ioyce Coffey is working at a coffee factory and also raising little Coffey beans. Ruth Davis, now known as Madame Perrie, is the owner of a beauty shop in Paris. Arnold Danner is now the head of a manufacturing company making Elvis Presley haircuts. Iohn Dilley may be found scrubbing floors in the Vifhite House. Dorothy Freed is now working in a huge New York hospital trying to discover a cure for gray hair. She has finally found the solution ..... dye. H Norma Grogg is now the highest paid model in Conover Modeling School in New York. Carol Greenwood is at the present time using her beautician training on her husband's curly hair. Edward Iackson has discovered several new parasites to use in war on insect pests. Harriet Koon is now a missionary in deepest, darkest Africa trying to reform the Cannibals. But it seems she has now married one of them and is raising little head-hunters.- Karon Lepley is married to you know whom and is raising little sinners. Norman Leas is now selling accident insurance to school teachers. Barbara Miller is now working as a manicurist for Elvis Presley. Sandy Perkins has a wrestling match tonight at 7:30 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Iudith Pressler after a hard day as a lab technician, comes home to her twelve boys for relaxation Nancy Phillips is now connected with the Metropolitan Opera and can be heard singing duets with Mario Lanza. Mathias Schoudel is now installing radios in refrigerators for he has the theory that foods chilled to the tune of Guy Lombardo will promote harmony in the human body. Mike Scranage as a rich bachelor can be seen sitting on his front porch holding a remoteecontrol unit operating all his tractors on his farm. Dorothy Shore is now an airline stewardess flying with one of the biggest airlines, carrying burp pans to the passengers. Barbara Shipe will join the Navy and become the first woman commander of a submarine. Don Shipe, with his nice smile and curly hair, will be acclaimed the successor of Liberace. Kathy Shuler is to run a uniqfue gift shop carrying suitable presents for people you dislike. Alvin Smith has just landed in outer space and is now the head manufacturer of green cheese. John Skelly is now working as a tester in the Hazel Bishop Non-Smear Lipstick Co. Hazel says she really likes it. QThe lipstick that isll Beverly Stout, now known as Boston Birdy, has taken over the Boston Blackie show. Lynn Walker, the little man from Indiana, is now the big man in Hollywood, California. Ioan Vifhysong, whom we considered to be the quiet, silent type, has proved, since her marriage to Paul Chavez, that she can speak her mind very well.

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Class WY! We, the Class of l957of Ashley, Indiana, being-of sound mind and hair, even after twelve years of school, bequeath our talents and valuable properties to our classmates, who could get along just as well without them, 1. I, Henry Albright, will my ability to get kicked out of the play to Rodney Mills. 2. I, Don Ankney, will my baby picture in this year's annual to any junior who needs one next year. 3. I, Margaret Baird, will my excellent typing ability to Miss Gfellers. 4. I, Marilyn Berryhill, will my long and luxurious hair to Harold Arney. He may need it in cold weather. 5. I, Don Casselman, will my ability to get along with the town marshall to Jerry Forrest. 6. 1, Joyce Coffey, will my quiet and subdued ways to Janet Lepley, who is so boisterous. 7. I, Arnold Danner, will my ability to get along with Miss Gfellers to Kay Bowers. 8. I, Ruth Davis, will my sweet and patient manners to those boisterous Biggerstaff girls. 9. I, John Dilley, will my bushel basket of clock parts to Wade Libey to take to Canada to keep him out of mischief. 10. I, Dorothy Freed, will my wild and Wooly ways to Janice Treesh. ll. I, Carole Greenwood, will my safe, careful driving ability to Pat Stoy. 12. I, Norma Groff, will my shapely figure to Janet Whysong. 13. I, Edward Jackson, will my ability to get along with the English teacher to my brother, Jerome. 14. I, Harriet Koon, will my trusty cud of chewing gum to Mr. Frederick who simply loves gum. 15. I, Norman Leas, will my book on How To Drive Safely G Sanely to Ferdinand Shortgen. 16. I, Karon Lepley., will my ability to play little kids parts in junior and senior plays to Ruth Ann Kanage. 17. I, Barbara Miller, will my bathing suit to Juliana Shoudel hoping she will wear it next summer. l8. I, Sandy Perkins, will my excess shouting in government to Francis Kugler 19. l, Nancy Phillips, will all my boy friends to Joyce Albright. 20. l, Judith Pressler, will my ability to rod our Ford convertible around town to anyone who thinks they can get avxay with it. 21. 1, Mike Scranage, will my long hair to Leonard Koon. 22. I, Mathias Schoudel, will my great math ability to Shirley Brand. 23. 1, Barbara Shipe, will my ability to study in the assembly to Wayne Reinig, who has trouble in doing so. 24. I, Don Shipe, will my ability to walk out of school the last period to Sam Shepherd who never leaves school without permission. 25. I, Dorothy Shore, will my shapely figure to Judy Redman. 26. l, Kathryn Shuler, will my excess height to Barbara Reinoehl. 27. I, John Skelly, will my basketball ability and height to Jerry Brand. 28. l, Alvin Smith, will my date book to Francis Kugler. It's a history date book. 29. l, Beverly Stout, will my fast walking steps to Bobby Davis. 30. I, Johnnie Weilbaker, will my barbering ability to Harold Arney. 31. I, Joan Whysong, will my treasured toothpick and last peanut to Wade Libey so he will never have to buy either of them again. 32. I, Lynn Walker, will my ability to walk under low arches to Vincent Geistwhite. Jlmimfbatd JJ- fp 'Ha 7 BMJMCJAQ1.. 61 viw. 27 dj Q if 96 J-fffcf 75 ,J9,27-7e,o. B-.1-Aww... eg... gQuwi.a:f.,,ii..i..f?f12M. fwfr V QGEIKMMW ,Zaf,f.7d'7UJ5Jf7n4f'H4ww-4l4341'5'1- we va... 524 K Q-2 . HIIMQ, A we My

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184 ! ' f , .1 rf y-cf, ,A --' 2 if , i '51 A 2 M 5 . 'f-::. -- '21 ir' Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS: President, Sue Menzel: Vrce-President, Anna Lee Wolfe, Secretary, Keith Smith: Treasurer, Sally Menzelg Historian, Iudy Wilhelm: Reporters, Linda Phillips and Bob Davis. September ll, elected officers: September 18, chose red and gray for class colors, September 21, initiation of boys: September 26, ordered class sweat- ers: October 2, mitiation of girls: October 9, skating party: October IO, re- ceived class sweaters: November 5, elected cheerleaders. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS: President, Dale Mertz: Vice-President, Dixie Phillips: Secretary, Gene Noll: Treasurer, Sharon Forrest, Historian, Larry Ulrich, Re- porters, Ioyce Albright and Paul Ankney. September, elected officers, October, initiated freshmen, October, ordered class rings, November, received class rings: December, had Christmas Ex- change. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS: President, Jerry Forrest: Vice-President, Janet Whysongg Secretary, Connie Brand, Treasurer, Pat Camp: Historian, Lyle Lockwood: Re- porter, Barbara Reinoehl. September 8, paper CIIIVGZ September 18, started magazine sales: October 30, skating partyg November 1, started sales of Christmas cards, ball point pens, candy, and cookies, November 16, selling Christmas candy, December 12, skating party: December 13, party at Barbara Reinoehl's home. EDITOR: Dorothy Freed r have .1 ., .' fl . f i as Y r '.' I V - 5' gf .1 -r .iQ'Li rz 5 , r ,W V5 ' f e I , ,N ,, sq 1 . .r qt, 'Q 3 I' S' A rf, 5 x.. 1 1 r 1 1 5 , H . sv-2 ,.,.f :-fa: S 14 V I r ' H I e' Q ff e 5 ' .t X ex ,Q :Zin ' g f 1 IYQ.: i'-: .v Ag .K W, M, Y 1 9 1 INN , . '. , ..-51.15, ,f .l ff ff- A , s my gh, 4 s wi? ,I X , . s -7 if 3, A s :fl Z Q y B v. ' K I,- A . K , t my ........................,.. 2- E .T im' ' ,, ' , . ,......,.::.:g:.:4-f-11. .,.-.,.,,., -wi eff, ex rf ,E My P N , .,