Bladensburg High School - Blade Yearbook (Bladensburg, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The year 1980 The place my hom in Hollywood California I am a fashion model for Vogue Mag azine This IS the first day of my vacatxon J and I am gorng to v1s1t my old classmates of jx' I am on my way to the alrport when I meet Linda W1It She IS now a famous des1gner and designs Jayne Mansfield s wardrobe I hear things are shaping up -4 My plane stops in Arizona where Jack DeVore IS the proud owner of a thousand acre cattle ranch This is round up week and Jack IS busy giving orders to h1s foreman My next stop IS 1n Des Moines Iowa where Fay Bucy is l1v1ng Fay is private secretary to the famous author Mickey Spillane She tells me she has trouble sleeping at nlght I wonder why'P I travel on to the famous city of Chicago where I learn that Bob Glass IS the star performer of the biggest night club in town I decide to go to see h1s show m not at all surprised when Bob appears on stage dressed in a bright suit and carrying a silver guitar He s singing his new hit song The Chili Rock The record sold over a In Dearborn Mrchtgan Kay Schwartz IS president of the International Hot Rod Club for girls The requirements for membership 11, must own a Crosley f2J never be seen unless wear1ng pedal pushers and a pony ta1l Kay also owns and operates the local dragstrip Back in the old home state of Ohio I stop 1n Mt Vernon where Jamce Jones IS head nurse 1n Memorial Hospital In Fallsburg OhlO I learn that Wanda Burch IS happ1ly marr1ed and the mother of 3 boys In my hometown of Bladensburg I V1S1I Kay Bucy who ha just celebrated her 10th wedding ann1versary She's kept pretty busy caring for her 3 sets of twins fall grrlsj kay tells me she IS plann1ng on a set of boys in the near future I board my plane again th1s t1me bound for New York City I checked in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel where I employed a private maid none other than Doris Hagans Doris tells me that Jerry Dugan IS making his home in this fair city He is author of the Love Lorn Column 1n Variety Magazine Jerry signs his column Romeo II In my hotel room I turn on the T V set and who do I see but Jim Moran who is moderator on a quiz show The S64 O00 Answer Next I head for Miami Florida to soak up some sunshine There I meet Paul Frazee who is also on vacation Paul IS president of the A 85 P Supermarkets Inc He spends much of his time in Florida buylng c1trus fruit Two days of relaxation and then I board my plan once again heading back to my home IU Callfornia It has been a wonderful vacatlon 1 xl 1 ' , . . - ,X '57, L L - . Q - f 1, ' . . f ff I ' I . . ' - . . , . . , ' I, million copies. Bob's been giving Elvis Presley a rough time.

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CLASS WILL I FAY BUCY w1ll my 1nab1l1ty to spell to Dorothy Stafford Use II to least advantage I MONNA ALLEN w1ll my ab1l1ty to fllrt to Sh1rley Ktdd May tt help you to get the cream of the crop KAY BUCY wtll my dxmples to Bob Ohde Smrle often Bob JANICE JONES w1ll my posltron as queen to Roxanna Davrdson Shrrley Kldd Esther Dugan and Helena Stafford May the best grrl w1n LINDA WILT w1ll my abrlxty to get along wrth Mr Slenker to Linda Melrck Use II well krdl WANDA BURCH wxll my ab1l1ty to blush to Judy Moran KAY SCHWARTZ w1ll my Crosley to Sue Van Wlnkle Watch the corners Sue' DORIS HAGANS w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep qutet about my dates to Dorothy Johns PAUL FRAZEE w1ll my seat rn the broller room to Dale Barrlck you d better lose a llttle wexght Dale as that seat has been used a lot JACK DeVORE, w1l1 my artxstrc ab1l1ty to anyone who needs rt JIM MORAN w1ll my football abrlxty to Owen Farmer Watch the btg boys Owen BOB GLASS wxll my seat at the drag races to Marjorle Plpes Maybe she ll rent rt back to me 1fI get t1red of standmg I JERRY DUGAN, w1ll my abrlrty to get along w1th the Freshman glrls to Bud Porterfreld To Mr Potts a new paddle because he wore out the holes rn the old one To Mrs Potts a panel truck so she can prle them rn 3 deep rnstead of 2 To Mr Bateman an lndestructrble thermometer to replace the ones that accldentally on purpose were broken To Mr Senft a toupee to make hrm look young and dashmg To Mrss Hopewood an Englrsh Class that knows the drfference between a noun and a verb To Mrs Wemstock a Home Economlc Class that doesn t need to watch thexr calorxes To Mrs Harbxson a brcycle to round up all her students who have strayed from her wlng To the Jumors our abrlrty to keep busy dorng as lrttle as possible To the Sophomores more people wrth full pocketbooks and empty stomachs to attend the athletrc events To the Freshman an ammal trarner to tame them down a llttle M Q lk 304-35:41-f J? - Ma? 'ZZ.t517l3aaJf?Z4i,ZW W Q 957 .3 -H? 3 -5- C S 4 A4 f I I' ' . .. 1 . ' 1 I. ' ' . .f . . . . I' . , . .. . I, ,' ' . -I, , . .. - I' .' ' .. .. . .. Il '. ,. . ' , V . ' ' n ' , K ' gum 07' f . QB'-1,

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SENICDR CLASS POEM Listen closely my friends For you are about to hear All about the senrors So very sweet and dear Monna Allen has 1 temper To thas we all agree She s turned the head of many a oy As you can plarnly see Fay Bucy a nrce sweet glrl Was one of nur warsrty frve So full uf pep and vrt llrty She always looks alrve Kay Bucy short and sweet Has dlmples nrce and deep Although many 1 tale she s heard A secret she can keep Wanda Burch rs a drummer In our hrgh school band And we bet thlt rn the future She wrll get her man Jack DeVore IS our braln Also the cowboy tn our class We thrnk he s glven hrs heart To a certarn speclal lass Jerry Dugan our tall handsome blonde Although hrs ambrtlon IS to he a prlot We bet he ll be a farmer some day Paul Frazee sometrmes called Pobert Is the type who rs norsy but qv ret In dorng what he ltkes tv do best He ends up causlng 1 not Bob Glass better known as Ch1l1 Loves hrs przza pr Ravrolr grrls and Custom cars Are qurte 1 combrnrtron for a guy lxow here s a grrl you all should know Dorrs Hagans rs her name She has wrrtten many a song Whrch may someday brrng her fame l yi K give K Ianrce Jones was our queen A beauty me oh my She has dated many a boy But only one can make her srgb Jlm Moran ln our play Was our stutterrng fool He's very popular urth the grrls cause rn real lrfe he plays rt cool When Kay s not hot roddrng her Crosley Although at drrvrng she s speedy To classes she s usually late Lrnda Wtlt our hlgh steppxng gal A majorette rn our band She played the part of our negro cook And everyone thought she was grand We musn t forget our advtsor Our charmrng Mrs Potts Wrthout her we mlglrt never have made rt She hrs certarnly helped us a lot And now my dear frrends Our l1ttle poem you've heard We hope you have enjoyed tt And don t Lhrnk rt too absurd ' X ' X. ' ' b Y X . . jf L ' - ' Is very polite we must say She's usually with Harold on a date ' U v I - , . -