Burton High School - Yearbook (Burton, OH)

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.L . di 28. 29. HAZEL ROSE wills herlove of the farm to RAUVIOND DAYTON. CALVIN WILSON wills his sharp clothes to LEONARD KALINA. 50. ED PARYCEK wills his ability to sleep in classes to GEORGIA GLASSBURNER. Bl We direct that all our debts and graduation expenses be . paid as soon after graduation as possible, by the Class of 1945. SIGNED, SEALED, PUBLI SHED, AND DECLARED BY THE CLASS OF' 1945 IN OUR PRESENCE AND IN THE PRESENCE OF EACH OTHER, 'NE HEREUNTO SUBSCRIBE OUR NAIVLES AS A'l!'lfESTING 'FIITNESSES ON THIS 22nd DAY OF ivn-XY, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE. g 1 ,, 4--,H sfn X Xfyfitg Q N4 XL. I W A : A fl. ' Q 4 UA, ff.-I , .ffu ASM! A Q-rx! ' H I K, XJ-91' f Gtr! 1. E- M-1' fa- ' . . I QV I ' pf I 1,3 Uuqjq ffl! ANNE HE' .JJ fb am If .42 ff .sf f , Hay I V- C Q' D ,Lv 1 VD amid' I , Juv x,,1 ,1 I aff I flgiwft my I W' 07,13 I ,5Q'a6xJi 1 J ' 'my Ax? S.. , V, ' Q I un f. ji N., - K j M Q -l., '9f2h'7 L Left . ,lu '! 'f A C ' ' 4 . H. N355

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fa ,.n.mm.wWgm, b f: 'g! is t.,,f5235 X rcp.f'ai-ECIV f ll The date of the reunion of Class of 1945 had been set for May 22nd 1955. After waiting a decade for this mometous occasion, we find ourselves dashing through the hemisphere aboard the Super Deluxe Rocket ohip, specially designed by those two famous mechanical designers Bob Nightingale and Cal Wilson. ,oth are doirg all right in their social fields, they have recently been invited to attend a banquet given in honor of the King and Wueen of England. lWe came down upon the brightly lighted airfield which is maintained by the great metropolis of Durton, and was suggested' by those three social leaders, Hazel nose, Betty Jean Mill, and Betty Taylor. As a side line from their social activities they have developed 16 new Drug Stores in which the High School crowd meet to jitterhug and dis- cuss the merits of their classroom-problems. We find Ed Paryzek has followed his brother into the Garage business, he row owns and operates his own garage for hocket-Ships, and all the time he can spare from his work is spent with his wife Louise, formerly of Newbury, and their four blonde children. Arriving at the Urand Hotel for our banquet, we find the great spokesman, uBashful Mud Chittle, just finishing his famous speech. ud is quite excited yet, because of his recent marriage to one of our former classmates, Alice Hope. Alice, has retired from her switch board which she operated for the past three years in New York. . ' Franklin Hosmer, after acquiring all the available land in Burton, township for his dairy farm, has purchased Troy township for aidttional pasture land, bvery morning he mllks his cattle to the rythum of the freat musician and composer, Norma Clapp. Norma, has been featured in many popular movies and sells many recordings daily. Her latest concert was at Western Reserve University of which Jean Sullivan is now the Dean. Jean had many proposals in marriage but lides her opsition too well, to give it up.