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l. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. How We Started Out Porter Bechtel, Phyllis Bechtel Mildred Schieber Phyllis Beven Joy Nifong Maxine Mechling Mary Ellen Ostrom Helen Cathcart 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Leah Thompson 15. Helen Landis 16 John Tomlonson 17 Dorlisca Schouten Carol Hermance 18 Mari Wetzel 19 Dorothy Fleming 20 Margaret Blood George Sutton Harold Keller Dorothy Conover Nancy Raber Marilyn McClure 493' ' Jllvnw
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John then spun the wheel to see who the out of town guest would be. It stopped at the state of Michigan, so I popped up and said that I knew a person there and gave him Helen Landis's name. She had achieved her great ambition of being a trim housewife. The program was over and I had enjoyed myself immensely. I decided to go back to the Station and hear that famous Crooner, Ralph Hemund. Ralph had certainly beaten the old singers, Crosby and Sinatra. I heard fifteen minutes of the latest Sport's News, by Pete Keller. I was about to leave when I noticed that the great Professor George Sutton was about to go on the air. He talked on the latest Scientific Inventions. Staying this long I had to stay and hear those two great comedians, Gene Smith and Blaine Tubbs, who had taken over the Bud Abbott and Lou Costello show. The program really was a hit! I then went home and knew that I had spent a very enjoyable day with Fut- ure Class of 19473' Say! I believe I'll write my next article for the Magazine I work for on The Success of My Classmates . ' Phyllis Bechtel S520 CLASS HISTORY Continued from Page 10 Under the skeptical eyes of Miss Van Harlingen our dreadnaught battled through 1946-47, having some casualties, but ending after giving a well-presented play, This Genius Business , after selling tons of popcorn and apples at the ball games and after struggling through civics, physics, bookkeeping, etc. We were very lucky indeed to have a man from Lockridge Studio come to take our pictures We were very well pleased with them. As it was soon time for us to come back to the port from which we had left, we started our homeward journey. Because most of the members on board liked to sing, we were all ready to sing at our own Baccalaureate. We docked on May 6th at about 8 p. m., and as we walked down the gang plank, 26 serious seamen were presented their diplomas. These diplomas representing honorable discharges from the good ship B. H. S., were welcomed by everyone. Some hope to go on to a much larger ship and all realize that the seas ahead will not always be calm. Maxine Mechling Page 17
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