Beach City High School - Pirate Yearbook (Beach City, OH)

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r -,4-4Ag4LiE? itsxglk-ESESTV Allah A , iffy V J N K I f N It seems that after Dean graduated from high school, he decided to leave the grocery businessand start a cloth 1ng store And right across the street from Border's was another new store nNolan's Drug Store ' We walked in and eryoyed a delicious cherry coke while talking to BILL NOLAN He said he had been keeping pretty close on some of the Class of H49 U Bill said t at DOROTHY THONAS was working at the Flrst Natlonal Bank 1n Canton also that BOB AN f AS has a big dairy farm ard is ralslng Shwoos on the side Bill seemed quite excited when he told us that DONALD R1 I a nationally known nHot rod Driver was in the hospltal after a bad accident We decided to pay him a visit Before going to the hospltal I decided to get my halr fixed lhen saw a slgn that said nFernie's eauty Shop Comeln lock1ngfifty,Go out looking thirty While CERN McCLELLAN was washlng my hair she told me that VIRGINIA GEIIA was happilv married to Johnny soon after the class had parted I ask Fern if she knew anything about some of the other classmates, and she sald that she heard that HTLEN HARROLD, was happily married to Nard and both were coaching basketball teams at Canton South Fern did a wonderful job on my hair so I thanked her for her help, and left to meet Tom at Border's Dean had told Tom that he had been recently visiting EVFRETT LASH who was runnhnga Charles Atlas Schoolin Canton Dean offered us his big limousine to use to go to the Massillon Hospital We arrixed at Don's room to find him being patiently attended by KALHL EN NTSSER, now a fully fledged nurse After we had completed our stay with Don, Kate found time to talk to us for a few minutes She told us about her frlend IITLA MATFIAS, who is working as the model secretary for 1imken's in Canton, and also that CARL SCP LIITR of wlnesburg, is running the Vinesburg Wine Shop, his saying is Come in the Winesburg Nine Shop and Get Wined Up On our way to Beach City, we stopped in Navarre to ee LTLAND HORTON who was now head baker at nNick'sn Baker We found Leland vith hls feet pro ped up on a desk lazily puffing a cigar He told us that MB HORTON was now State Inspector of Public and Rural Schools JAMES HARROLD is ed1tor of a poultry magazine Slick Chicks After leaving Navarre we re Elec: ll tif-fwfik Nr' NL THE PIRATE J ff I' A , . I Y A X 'V tab E o . . h ' 4: DH? X I 1 'Q . 'l 1 e of . TT F X I1 -' IQ! - , ,S A . SX, . A A ' 0 . Il I l A B - I1 . ,' . ' n fl AV A 5 lv' - fl- ,T ' lx tl A 'V i uf' . A 1 . ' U YI I i Q . , ' A 7 0 Q A fl f - I lo E X f N. , r X f 1 g 1 X Q ' fl - E 1 ' I 1 - ! I V, . I- A A A .. ' 'T' l r' I . I J' VI X K 'qi D' 'I Q n u L 1 N X 1X X ll. L .Ll w , If 5 X I N W x flryf' QA V n J fW . , K C 1 ' - We N f . A y 0 1 , ff P . by . . f , V 1 . rv ' xv S - . i I I r do p r I J ff ' KN, gd I 1 Q 5 K: '

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i w L ,., ,Qt Q X gel - AX X WXF ag 'K' A My R7 I X , P . I ' CLASS PROPHECY A .u N f l penthouse suite in New york City, watching with much y I keen interest a'basketbaIlgame on television I noticed a substitute coming on the floor, he looked very fa miler , Y So I called the manager of the hotel, TOM FOEJLILR, and I I told him Isaw KEITH MILLER playing professional basket ball with the nJustus Ll1l6S ' After the game had fin ' ished, Tom and I sat around talking about old times and declded that the next day we would set out to find what the rest of our classmates were doing Earlythenextmornlng Tom and I found Keith sleep ing lazily in hls apartment We told him about our plans to find out what our classmates were doing Keith said he would like very much to JOIN us but he had a lmportant game comlng up wlth the S oketown Smokers So Tom and I went merrily on our way As we boarded the plane to fly back to Beach City who was there to oursuprise but ORA LEW PENROD asthe.A1rline Hostess' We told her about our plans and asked her if she could g ve us any information about the Old Forty n1ner's Shetoldus that ALLAN YODER was teachlng first grade in Chlcago We were kept very comfortable on our journey due to the help of Dora Lee Arriving at the Akron Airport about mid afternoon, we decided to go downtown to eatlunch As Tom and I were valkmng dovn the street lookingfTu'alikely place to eat,we saw a sign, 'Ruby's Dlnette ' lhe name sounded famillar so N6 went ln, and sure enough we found RUBY LANG flippang hamburgers After the rush she came over and sat at our table It seems Ruby had started as a waitres and soon had saved enough to buy a place of her own Ruby told us law, and her brother, Ernle Lang, are the owners of a horse ranch near Louisville, Kentucky We got aboard a bus at the Akron ierm nal for the 'old home town and soon we vere in Beach City The old town had taken ona.new face, al o some new stores As we flrst entered the business d1str1ct, a big sign confronted us, Come to Border's to yyour supporters It was clowny IEAN BORDER with one of hvscorney sayings W Els: il fNC Ny!! THE PIRATE I f 4 , gs, f 1 ' 0 X If ' I 1' N, w - ,Q X . .h . 1 - , 9 N ' E! iv, . ' - f I A - J - I - . n . m . n , H y A K . V K A L' -Q . . 4 A' 'V 1 i u - 4 . n o J . Fi ga I. . V ', ,. ',- 2 ' nw K: ' .' ' ' A ff. F. 7' A a AT-XX JE? N - iid n. 'O , W thather old friend JUNE ESPENSOHIED,now her sister-in- ' 5 A . I f ix 6 l u A r 11 , ,J 1 . f? 1 . I J 4 n Y bu . A Q N I I ' but .L , A X ui A ilk ml 'f T One day as I, CAROL RITTIIAIER, was sitting in my Q

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if ,been doing, and asked him if he could help us. Ronnie I X6 S SQZQANKSKQ H I V Q A. r I M I 1 ' I turned to Beach City past the East Ohio Conference Camp, when I noticed on the mailbox in big black bold letter- M ing Reverend RONALD NUMBERS, Supt. So we decided to stop and seeif Ronnie was home and he was there working on his next Sunday's sermon. We told Ronnie what we had IX X J told us that SHIRLEY WAREHIRE is doing missionary work x , in Africa, and that RALPH SWAN is happily married, and X is raising little Swans, on a farm in Wilmot a Backin the old town again, we noticed someone that looked familiar,chang1ng the bulbs in the street light sure enough, it was BOB RAFE who had taken over the job as C1ty Electrician Bob told us that changing bulbs was one of his many Jobs in keeping the city in shape I told him that I had but one classmate to find yet, LAIHRL SLEDD, and asked him if he knew where we could find him He told us that Lathel was a Professor at Carnegie School of Technology Our mission accomplish ed, the next day we started back for New York, Tom to hi Job at the Hotel, and I back to my Job as manager of the Powers Nodels Carol Rittmaier Tom Fowler wlth the help of Keith Miller CLASS SONG School days for us will soon be over We're saying good bye to Beach Clty Hlgh As we go far throl successful years, Ve'll never forget out happy school days CHORUS Beach City, we bid you now a fond good bye, Beach City, our thoughts of you will never die A nine has journeyed And now that we're leaving, we thank you for treasuresof learning we're going into a world of hope and fear Depending upon our progress through the years We're savlng farewell to teachers and cla smates dear We're ending this hlgh school career By Vlrginia Gemma, Kathleen Les er and Shirley Xarehime ,, Flat .M ul AIR ww S THE PIRATE f Vg U1 KN ' . J xl J ' c ' Eff . ' ' 4 0 I I ' ' K ff- , S ' 1 ' 'F A XV By-- C3 3g I - . -. we X fm ' W Ga' - a Q l,Through grade school and high school this class of forty-' yhf an X5 r V . 1711! Q Y' . 'Az f F u . ' . ' S o l 'jf' K ' 4 if .J E N f