Centralia High School - Centralian Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Qfflrrl, W if-H213 n '.',,4js.' CLASS PROPHECY icon'tJ The man about town and the favorite of all the youngsters is Ronald beasure. His secret is that he is trying to get that old game of pingpong bouncing again. Since Del Rio was having their annual county fair, I thought I might just as well mosey over and go through it. The first thing I heard was someone yelling Kisses, only one-dol1ar . When I saw who it was my eyeballs almost popped out of their sockets. It was none other than Phyllis Seymour running that kissing booth. Knowing that Don Herron also lived in this town I asked Phyllis where he was. She told me that Don was in Philadelphia helping the top men of the country patch the Liberty Bell. I thought I had better leave Del Rio and head for home. I bought a newspaper to read while I was waiting for the stage. Right on the front page it said, Rona1d Uhrig, heir to billion dollar industry, gets divorce from loth wife and is looking for prospect No. Il. While waiting to cross the Mississippi River I noticed a showboat being built. Being interested in showboats I walked over. Looking over the building of the boat was Charlene Neff, who is Mrs. Don Holdren. She told me that they own the largest showboat on the River. She also told me that Wanda Chester is now the Queen of the Showboats. Iwent aboard Char1ene's boat and to my sur- prise I saw Maye Jones sitting behind a table dealing out the cards for a game of poker. She is the head dealer on Char1ene's boat. I went down the river to New Orleans where I ran into Donna Pritchard getting off the boat from Rome, Italy. She tells me she has been writing poetry. Her most famous work is The First Mile. I then started homeward once again. About a half a mile from home my horse looked a little ill. I took her to the nearest veterinarian, who to my surprise turned out to be Patty Hafer. Patty, by the way, is one of the foremost veterinarians in the country. Her able-bodied assistant is Lloyd Prickett who is one of the finest male nurses in the country. I then finished my trip home and intend to spend the rest of my days in my little log cabin on the hill. Written by: Charlene Neff Willard Kuhn John Meeker Carl Shaw fl gs' if f EMC Q X X X W f ? Z? Q- . ,.-- Z-if fx ,7 I - '34 1, . a . 7 ' X 'ff 9' S-is 'l ' 'D '- il 4 X I ., X f X .I 4 ' S x A! A R, w ' Xi N W

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