Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

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. . . SENIOR PROPHECY . . . Dave Magnuson is slowly climbing to the top, Washing skyscraper windows with a mop. Jack McAninch is president of a firm, Which sells good quality fishing worms. Dennis McCammon blows a real mean horn; He wakes up the army every morn. Bonnie McCann keeps law and order, Working as a cop on the Mexican Border. Martha McComas, who outlawed all others, Is now a clown at Ringling Brothers. Donald McNutt, surging with brawn and might, Trains lady wrestlers how to fight. Believe it or not, and this is no myth, Mary Ann Miller has replaced Kate Smith. Jack Mitchener is now a very rich man; He discovered a dietless reducing plan. Essential in Congress is Richard Morr; He is now in charge of sweeping the floor. Kent Musser, an author, wrote successfully, About Hickville ' s turbulent history. Larry Musser is the envy of every man; As warden of Claremont he has many a fan. Mary Lou Odenkirk ' s fame just doubles Whenever she dances with fewer bubbles. Sally Opendander is still working in town. Delivering mail on a daily round. Eugene Patee is known to many; His face is embossed on the United States penny. Edwin Perkins has gone to pieces; He ' s still working at Lyle Leas ' s. Bill Rediger writes songs for Broadway plays; It ' s a far cry from the milk-truck days. Sharon Ropp has completed her mission; She ' s now an A-l rated mortician. Uriel Sandoval is doing fine; He owns the only paddleboat line. Suzanne Schramm was, at last report, Working on a plan to make tall girls look short. Ronnie Shull ' s recognition is hard to achieve; He ' s absent from the army without leave. Snadra Silberg has been elected, as told to us, To the presidency of Alcoholics Anonymous. Max Simanton has travelled throughout land and region; He ' s a member of the Foreign Legion. Although Dick Smith was quiet, his motives were real; He now owns full rights to the Altona still. Jerry Songer hasn ' t a care; He ' s an eccentric, but happy millionaire. Never again shall we see Rita Souder; She sat on a keg of dynamite powder. Jerry Stairhime is at the county farm, In a padded cell where he can do no harm. Roberta Steininger ' s job is gigantic; She ' s Metz ' s only qualified mechanic. Steve Thimlar always travels with police protection, Since he now controls the state tax collection. We congratulate Jackie Thomas on her success; She ' s the newly hired principal of A.H.S. Glenna Trout has achieved her goal; She ' s selling hot dogs at the North Pole. Richard Vauris has changed his way; He ' s the outstanding evangelist of our day. Margaret Webb and Jeri Walter, Recently made a trip to the altar. Pat Walter travels at giddy paces; She ' s a champion jockey in ostrich races. We see Marlene Welly ' s shining face Advertising Stroh ' s on a billboard space. Ronnie Wilcoxson is known throughout the land, As the World ' s Most Perfectly Developed Man. Judy Wilmot, while swimming, a shark she met; The shark was hungry and Judy got et. Bob Winebrenner is listed on the top ten Of the world ' s most exclusively dressed men. An inside worker is Gloria Woodcock; Famed in her ability to pick a lock. Committed to Richmond was Mary Cline; She went crazy trying to make words rhyme. Page 23

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. . . SENIOR PROPHECY . . . Art Albert voluntarily rocketed to the moon, But the rocket burned and now he ' s marooned. After graduation Don Allison disappeared; The mystery of his whereabouts has never been cleared. Steve Andres is still a rocket fan; Of course by now he has no hand. We see Natalie annually at the county fair; She ' s advertised simply as Miss Bair. Janet Baker is living in class; She was chief bottle-washer when we heard of her last. Music and Jeanne Bassett have gone hand in hand; She ' s now director of Spike Jones Band. Jake Blevins is cheered by many fans; He carries water for the New York Rams. The most accomplished dancer of our day Is Franklin Boger, master of ballet. David Brown ' s racing days are done; He hit a cop on 101. Fred Brown is probably best known to you, As television ' s Captain Kangaroo. Our governor, Jerry Carmer, alias Fuzz, Has proven to be the man we knew he was. Norman Carrico is now serving time; The long arm of the law ended his career of crime. Charles Coffin, as the name might imply. Constructs containers for people who die. Sherry Conner, who runs in races with hurdles, Has invented revolutionary non-skid girdles. In the wild, wooly west we find David Crerep, Now the bowlegged sidekick of the great Wyatt Earp. Sue Donaldson, as we all are aware. Is serving as Auburn ' s first lady mayor. Testing smear-proof lipstick, a tasty job, Is capably handled by Linda Doub. Anne Drerup hasn ' t wasted her talent, it ' s true; She paints fire hydrants in a flaming hue. Lynda Dunn has succeeded and really gone far; She ' s the highest paid waitress at the Crystal Bar. Bill Eden ' s oratory is known far and near; He ' s advertised as the traveling auctioneer. Nancy Englebert is available once again; She recently divorced hubby number ten. The Mouseketeers are led by a menace: The ever, fun-loving Sandy Ennis. Dick Foster stars on stages and screens, Thrilling the audiences with his passionate love scenes. Dick George who in high school never was kissed, Today is the most notorious polygamist. Jane Gingrich is employed by General Motors; She poses in bikinis to influence stockholders. Ruth Ann Goings works at a bank; She ' s the chief vault-polisher, a position of rank. Sue Heitz ' s claim to fame is wierd; Not many girls can grow a beard. Intellect has carried John Herbolsheimer to fame; He invented an unusual penny-pitch game. The fastest mile that has ever been run Is accredited to Roberta Holdeman. Marilyn Johnson, who i s often called Maxie, Now lives in Chicago where she drives a taxi. Karen Jordan works diligently every day, Hauling Auburn ' s trash away. Jane Ketel has a job which she fulfills — Working as a tester of tranquilizer pills. The downfall of chemistry and Mr. Furber, Was a lad known as Dennis Ketzenbereer. We found Becky King, when we went to inquire, Working as a model for Esquire. Remember our cheerleader ' s leaps and kicks? Now Sarah Kinsey tests pogo sticks. The profession of sculpturing appealed to Anne Klock; Now she is a manufacturer of crushed rock. A famous soprano is Susan Knauer; She warbles Dear John by the hour. Jo Ann Kruse has received an outstanding award, She miraculously discovered the long Lost Chord. Lois Lemper is acclaimed in many towns As the outstanding tackle for the Cleveland Browns. Michael Long ' s fame as a really big wheel, Rests with loaded dice and a crafty deal. Pa.ee 22 ■iMHaMm H MMm

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