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Class Diary of the Future Time: June, 1961 The owner of the Diary is Marion McFarland, Class of 1951. It was written on his performance tour of the United States. He is now a world renowned magician. .Tune 1: Detroit-As I stepped off the train platform with my beautiful assistant, Joann Ross, I was handed a letter from David Brandyberry, the new President of the Lockheed Airplane Inc. That evening we had dinner with Jack Kerns, now a famous radio announcer. June Z: Cleveland--We borrowed Jack's car and drove to Cleveland early this morning. I got tickets for the Cleveland Indians Baseball Game in the afternoon. We were very surprised to see Tom Millin as he played third base for the Indians. In this game, Tom acted as nervous as a kitten. After the game, when we talked with him, I found out the reason. His wife, Brenda QMyersJ, was in the hospital making Tom a father. .Tune 5: Chicago--This afternoon we had some spare time, so we decided to visit the Public Library. What do you think we saw? Marilyn Rockhold was the chief libra- rian. After seeing the sights of Chicago, we were asked to go to the home of Alice fTempletonQ and her husband for dinner. Alice is the owner of a small hat shop in Chicago. Some of her own creations have reached the Paris Fashion Shops. June 10: Belle Center--The first stop we made was the Elm Cafe. There we were surprised to see Gerald I-Iouchin in the uniform of the U. S. Army Air Force. After talking with him, I found that he had been in the army since he graduated from West Point. I-Ie is now a Three-Star General. Before we left, Rosella Willeke came in. I understand she has been teaching the third grade here in Belle Center for five years. In the afternoon, I went to Kenton. On the way I passed two very beautiful farms. Later I found out from Kenny Hesser that one was owned by Virginia lFaberj and her husband, Bob Morris. Kenny said the other one was his. While in Kenton, I ran into Peggy QPricej and her husband. They are the proud parents of five children. After I got back to Belle Center, I decided to visit the office of the Herald Voice. I found that Rosella fKrockl was the Editor-in-Chief of the local paper. June 14: Columbus--Had some time, so we went through the Capitol Building. We were very happy to find that Donna Minter was a beautiful secretary to the governor. We could very easily see that she is a very hard worker and always got to the Core of her work. '-i June 18: Denver--Imagine our surprise when we saw Coral Lease in the front row of the theater. We understand she lives here now. June 21: Salt Lake Citye-On our way West, we stopped to see the Great Salt Lake. After a long ride we enjoyed a dinner with Jean Zahller, who is now the head nurse in a large Salt Lake City hospital. June 27: Los Angeles--Just as we were leaving we met Alice fPatrickj, who is the happy mother of three children. June 30: Hollywood--We went to see Paul Krouse's latest picture. He is a famous movie star, and also the best dressed man in Hollywood. Daun McPherson, who is now one of MGM's leading cartoonists, entertained us for the evening at his Beverly Hills estate. A Wednesday, January 10, 1951 at 7:30 P. M. the Senior Class and their sponsor, Miss Dixon were served a very appetizing dinner at the Kenton Country Club with our host being Mr. James Stephey. Mr. Stephey was the photographer who took our Senior Class pictures and the pictures for our annual. There were five members unable to attend. 14
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Last Will and Testament The Senior Class of 1951 claims this to be its last will and testament on this, the fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen-hundred and Fifty-one. The Senior Class wills the following to: ' Mrs. Rhoades, their spelling proficiency. Miss Trurnbull, their skill in reading Shakesperian plays. Mr. Leindecker, our comprehensive study in Math. Mrs. I-leminger, the girls' proficiency in candy making. Mr. Wishnioski, several atom bombs to be used in Chemistry next year. Mr. Sollars, an extra pair of spectacles. Mrs. Moore, a new set of symbols. Mr. Heminger, the Class'unshown interest in farm Agriculture. Mr. Dodge, Kenny Hesser's bountiful head of hair. The Seniors bequeath the following to the Juniors: The honor of residing in the Senior home room. Their ability to have quiet and well conducted business meetings. The composure for which every Senior is noted. Gerald Houchin wills John Osborn his stately figure. To Barbara Patrick goes Rosella Krock's prevailing wit. Coral Lease wills Dean Groves her gentle voice. To Bob Quay goes David Brandyberry's physique. Rosella Willeke wills her hearty laugh to Madge Schultz. To Jocele Clarridge goes Peggy Price's square dancing skill. To Glenn Ricketts goes Paul Krouse's ability to get along with girls Donna Minter wills her typing accuracy to Betty Curtis. To Don McMillen goes Marion McFarland's manly appeal. Alice Templeton wills her girlish figure to Norma James. To Russ Rover goes Kenny Hesser's unmanageable curls. Brenda Myers wills her shyness to Jeanette Ross. Joann Ross wills her position in Yoder's Grocery to Marilyn Doyle. To Pete Ammons goes David Brandyberry's small basketball suit. To Jack Core goes Daun McPherson's large but manageable feet. To Mary Lou McKirahan goes Marilyn Rockhold's perfect English. Virginia Faber wills her quiet ways to Helen Prater. David Brandyberry wills his ability to play piano concerts lover the Laughlin. To Julia Newman goes Jean Zahller's second-rate soprano voice. Alice Patrick wills her feminine dressing ability to .Toella Williams. To Jim Shephard goes Tom Millin's basketball skill. Virginia Faber wills her piano playing ability to Judy Bazzle. Alice Templeton wills her basketball skill to Annabelle Halsey. To Frank Willeke goes Paul Krouse's speed for football. To Ruth Newman goes Joann Ross's dark and well kept tresses. Marilyn Rockhold wills Norma Torrence her bright red spectacles. To Jim Dysert goes Gerald I-louchin's height. Alice Patrick wills her sophisticated walk to Caroline Phillips. phonej to Bob To Arthur McClure goes Marion McFarland's ability to make speeches. Signature: Witness: AW Witness: ea 6. . 13
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