Beech Grove High School - Hornet Yearbook (Beech Grove, IN)

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CLASS PROPHECY Everyone likes to predict the future. Wou1dn't it be interesting if one really could foresee what his future work is to be? Since we are not prophets, we cannot do this accurately, but let us pretend that we are prophets by look- ing ahead into the year 1965. Upon venturing into the field of entertainment, we find our friend Jerry Carmichael, who is the announcer for several name T. V. shows - including the show of that top T. V. and radio singer Nancy Schoo. Nancy has certainly come a long way since her well-remembered stay in ye olde halls. As we continue our sightseeing trip, we run into Don Davis, that famous playboy. All of the eligible socialites have their eyes on himg but unfortunately Don is a confirmed bachelor. Many have gone into the manufacturing business. Bob Gordon is the manufacturer of a famous new soft drink. In competition with Bob is Chuck Fox, who has discovered a new way to make apple cider into a more delectable beverage. Speaking of lawyers, PaulBaier is now avery famous lawyer. He interviews all spy suspects of the govern- ment. Listening to Paul cross-examine suspects is as amusing as it is educational, but he gets results. As we move along the business section of the world, we find still more of our classmates. Alice Terhune is the head buyer for Macey's Dept. Store. Laverne Switzer is Macey's personnel managerg she insists on expert accuracy from her workers. This is allwell and good for her head typist in the office in Sharon Rudolph, who types at least 150 words per minute. Across from Macey's is a beautiful barber shop. Its proprietor is none other than Tom Morrison. When we enter he is trying out a new style hair cut on his ever-faithful model, Jim Withem. When Tom wants any painted or drawn advertisements, he consults the ALL PURPOSE ADVERTISEMENT CO. This company is owned by those three world-renown artists -- Betty Camp, Bob Webber and Ronald Vollrath. Several of the male members of the class were interested in cars while in school, and they carried that interest into their future. Jim Simpson is going to race his Ferree Special at the 500 mile race on MemorialDay. Jim's mechanic is none other than John Ferree, who keeps Jim's car in tip-top shape and designs race cars. Don Wright often comes around to see the race cars, but his main interest is building a car of his own. He'd like to build an even smaller car than the Crosley. Of course, Lee Porter doesn't waste his time on cars -- his interest is in the stratosphere. Already he has built a space ship which he flew to Mars. Everyone needs a little relaxation, and Howard Luellenprovidesit. He owns several billiard parlors, which have restaurants. Dick Midkiff is the proud ownerofhis own chain ofgrocery stores. He efficiently keeps everything in order with the help of his bookkeeper-secretary, Marie Hinshaw. Earl Gray's Milk Co. supplies all of the dairy products for Midkiff 's stores, and Vernon Costelow's stock famis supply the meat. Everybody who is anybody goes to Gerry Charnley, the famous dentist, for dental care. Now, if one's sick, the only person to see is Dr. Vivian DeLay. However, if one has to leave the earth fand we all must go fContinued on last pagel

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Laverne Switzer, will my height to Gordy Bailey. Alice Terhune, will my ability to get a bottom locker all four years in high school to my sister, Beverly Ronald Vollrath, will my ability to get my physics assignment in on time to Gary Alford. Paul Ward, will my excellent typing ability to my brother, Lane. Shirley Weathers, will my ability to get 2's and 5's in studyhall to my little brother, William. Bob Webber, will to Beech Grove my love for conservation. Patricia Wickens, will my love for sports to Mary Bauer and the Sophomore girls. Priscilla Winklepleck, will my long, long hair to Sharon Weiger. Jim Withem, will my ability to sit on the bench in football for four years to Dale Schoo. Don Wright, will my Crosley 'Cadillac' to Marilyn Prather.

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