Blue Mound High School - Blu Mo Illio Yearbook (Blue Mound, IL)

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CANILLIAN, MR ALSBURY, d tec 1ve, H s p odded 1HtO and solved many mysterles, the greates of Wh1Ch 15 HTh NLstery of the Mlssing Eyebrowu, or, 'Who Dlucked John L lew-sis Eyebrow'H He began h1s detectlve work ln B M H Q when he olscovered that he had lost a pencll After two days of fran+1c search, whlch lnvolved several students and teachers, the mystery was abruptly solved when the great detectlve slyly recove ed the long knt penc1l from 1ts h1d1ng place, behlnd h1s ear He has slnce galn ed world renown as an expert in shadowlng and dlsgulslng hlmself as an lnnocent bystander that he may more eas1ly capture his suspects CANADAY, RUTH, home economlcs dlrector of Gereral Mllls, who 1S known by many as Betty Crocker, She 18 famous for her many easy mlxes and has recently developed a full course dlnner wh1ch may be carrled 1n one's purse 1n a small contalner much the slze of a p1ll box The dlF6Ct1OhS7 Add one drop of water to each 1nd1 v1dually wrapped artlcle onthe enclosed menu Simple' Deflnltely' Economlcal too' No wonder Ruth Has acqulred fame ln th1s fleld for she was very actlve 1n Home Economlcs at B M H S , where she graduated 1n COCH AU, SHIRLEY BAUGHMAN,lJ1fe of Presldent of U S She 15 the famed author of the column, nYou D1dn't Ask Me But I'l1 Tell Y u Anyway' Cthat 15 1f her vocal cords w1ll respond to her efforts, and also author of the book 'Whlsperlng Hopen, or The Lost Volce Presldent Cochran, for at least he thlngs sol very easlly lnfluenced by the op1n1on of Mrs Cochran Cor at least she thlnks sol It is thought by many that she may have more to do wlth what goes on ln the Vhlte House and ln the m1nd of the Presldent than one reallzes In fact lh future years she may be consldered the flrst Lady Presldent whlch brlngs forth th1s debatable questlon about the presldent, VWhat 1S he, man or mouseon Dating back from her hlgh school days, Sh1rley has contlnued pO11t1CS ln her own rlght by her marr1age to a succes ful Presldent, and her genial character and dynamlc personallty have showered lnfluence 1n all phases of the government and 1n the U U U , CUn Unlted Natwnsl whlch was modeled to some extent, from the Un1ted Natlons COCHRAN, VERNON, 36th Presldent of the U S He has recently sent a message to Congress concernlng h1s most urgent dlplomatlc problem, 'Mars ' The Presldent had Just returned from a space shlp Journey to the planet ln questlon to confer w1th the ruler there and to hold an 1nvest1gat1on of the armament program The S1tU8tlOH on earth, concernlng Mars, was reachlng such a desper- ate cond1t1on that people were seelng flying teacups and coffee pots instead of the orlginal saucers. When asked about these ,.. . . . -: ,fu ' EZ I' . . . . . '.' r Q v Q '. ' i 'H - - ,. n - .L n V . . . . Q. ,v . g . -- I U . . a c , . V' . n . . . . . . . . - ' e - . l . . . . . . . . . - . . . . A . k , . . . - - u U - . . .- . . . ' f a o . . . . . s . . . ' I O O O A . '51 ,, . 0 . L 1 . 0 0, ' , ' . . . o , A . I . . I -.-. . . . . - 1.8 -111.1- Q o . . 1x . . . L t . . . o . . . . . -- J . . . I . . . - . . 1 . . . - . . . . . . . . a a 0 . . I Q - u u, . . . . . - - . . . . . . . 0 . . . .