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Past Mlgratlons CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Johnson V1ce Presldent Dorwln Schultz Secretary Arlene Gammage Treasurer Sally Woodard Student Councll Sally Woodard Bruce Brown Challes Schaefer CLASS MOTTO Constantly StI'1VlI1g to make our best better Class Colors Blue and S1lver Class Flower L1ly of the Valley Prnze Feathers Most mtellectual boy Bruce Brow: Most mtellectual g1rl Margaret Forshec Personallty boy Roger Nelson Personallty glrl Arlene Gammage Best looklng boy Norlyn Brough Best lookmg g1rl Pat Gould Best dressed boy Tom Snyder Best dressed g1rl Rosle Haraf' Boy muslclan Charles Schaefer Glrl mus1c1an Carolyn Leach Most artlstxc boy Sherman Kelley Most artlstxc glrl Loxs Hall Class Class Class Class Class steadles Bob Johnson Marlan Wood fl1rt Al Thomas coquette Wava Babcock pest Allan Taylor athlete Wally Bruce paper Roger Nelson seems a httle embarrassed for some reason No wonder he IS gomg to be a cowboy movle star In Sm1l1n ln the Saddle he will portray a deputy who has only to grln dlsarmmgly and the crlmlnals rush to the nearest sherxff and turn them selves 1n Mary Rlchards for certaln reasons of her own wlll act as a stewardess on a new a1rl1ne to be establlshed between Charlotte and Bellevue Jerry Chapman has seen that he w1ll be marrled four tlmes before he flnds a wxle who looks enough llke Hedy Lamarr to sult hxm Irene Bmkowskx and Helen Rulxson have seen themselves as owners of a cute llttle Chmese restaurant whlch speclalxzes ln chop suey Mary Allce Briggs dlscovered that she wlll soon be promoted to the hlghest pOSl t1on at the d1me store We know shell en Joy workmg at the hardware counter Ann Schaefer Pat Tubbs and Lols Hall wlll soon be desxgmng and carvmg soap sculptures for lnstallatlon m c1ty fountains Anne Smxth and Vonda Thompson are gomg to obtam posltlons workmg for the f1ve year old son of a famous mllllonane They w1ll pollsh hls marbles for hlm And who w1ll the famous mlllxonalre be Why Doug Smlth When our frlend Betsy entered the tent the gypsy saw ln her cards a sxgn near a race track readmg Stuckys Bookles Stlll another classmate destmed for the clrcus llfe IS Garner Morton the worlds best loved clown who wxll some day accom plxsh the amazmg feat of holdmg hxmself at arms length We flnd Rosle Harag ln deep and ser xous medxtatlon, for she has learned that she w1ll become the dlrector of the Women's Phxlharmomc Symphony, and thus make her mark 1n the muslcal world As Sherman Kelley steps mto the gypsy's tent, a large green apple takes shape 1n her xi Q An Eventful Rlde Llsten my classmates and Ill decry The tale of our r1de through Charlotte hlgh On the fxfth of June 1n flfty two Our hlgh school days w1ll all be through So lets thmk back w1th a laugh and a slgh The road was rough for nearly all At the flrst of our Journey that long ago fall A httle shy as we started our r1de And each met new partners whod r1de by h1s slde The thmgs we d1d then now sound rather queer But they seemed qu1te natural ln that dav and year L1ke respect1ng teachers Cwed never dare sass'J Wed run l1ke the deuce to be on tlme to class Our sense of humor was strange I d say Tom wore green shoes on St Patr1cks day The next year found us qu1te calm and cool Comlng mto our own now at the school Our flrst b1g productlon Sophomore H011 days Had us for some tlme Just lost 1n a haze For a whxle there we thought It would Just be a mess But It turned out of course a br11l1ant success Our scholastlc xnterest that year was qu1te good We stayed by our school books as good chlldren should As our Junlor year started we began to see .lust how busy our school could be Our Ramshackle Inn was really flrst rate ,And Jerrys party that nlght surely was great'l Then as the sprmg of the year came mto s1ght We hurrled and scurrled wxth all of our mlght Hlstorys No Mystery our assembly 1n May Was the best ever gxven tJust ask us I sayl Our prom and our banquet went off llke a rocket fThough Ill admlt It left us qu1te low m the pocketl And beneath all thxs hustle and bustle wc found That we werent 1n school Just to monkey around Wlth proverbxal wrxtm and r1thmet1cs But mstead we wele s1mply here for the klcks We learned all the tr1cks we knew all the dope crystal ball Does th1s mean that Sherman w1ll own a prosperous fru1t farm or merely that he w1ll have a stomach ache tomorrow? Yes, thls has been an eventful day for all of us There have been some laughs, and a few ser1ous conslderatlons Soon some of these prophecles may begln to come true, and others to appear more rldlculous Tlme alone w1ll tell 21 The Presldent s Message We the class of 52 when 1n the seventh grade chose as our motto Constantly strxv mg to make our best better Now at the end of our semor year we can look back over our hlgh s hool careers and prove to ourselves that we lxved by lt We set a record m the Jumor magazlne sales that was attalned only by the hard work dont. by every member of the class The Jumor play Ramshackle Inn wlll be remembered for years by all those who saw It The sen1o1 Chrlstmas card sales were a great success and a good experlence for us Thes proJects along wnth the many dances and partles that we sponsored netted us enough money to make the four day trm to Washlngton D C Our success was due to the constant effort by each member of the class and the a1d of our advlsers Mr Clyde Ray M Harry Blanchard Mr Dallas Stall and Miss Vlaxgaret Taylor Many of us have proved our scholastlc athletlc muslcal and lcadershlp ab1l1t1es by hxgh scholarshlp and partlclpatxon mn school aCtlVltleS We have trled to prove that we are good cltxzens of the semor trxp or graduatron as our goal but the bxgger goal IS stlll ahead of us that of a good lxfe We can reach thxs goal wlth the same motto wxth whlch we reached our hlgh school goal There IS nothlng m the world we cant conquer lf we keep Con stantly strlvmg to make our best better Good luck to all 1n the world ahead Robert Johnson Presldent of Senior Cla s The teachers at th1s tlme of course gave up hope Wlth our senxor year we began to worry About money so started the hurry and s urry The hard work the heartaches but st1ll It was fun Caus the whole class together was workmg as one Schoolworkq Aw heck who cared anyhow? More lmportant thmgs were ahead of us now' Paper drlve Chrlstmas cards donkey basketball Tournaments box socxal carmval and all The gallopmg tea was super xts true And other small proJects all came sa1l1ng through For Bruce and Lorraxne we have nothmg but prlde Scholastlcally at the head of the class they rlde And then came the thmg wed worked fox day and night The senlor trlp our Joy and dellght' The cllmax of everythmg came near at last And we knew that our school days were practxcally past Yes we ve had a taste of both foul and fair weather But weve now reached the end of our 1ourney together We ve had quarrels but we know that as thls trlp ends We xe all the whole class been truly good frlends We ve found pals xt w1ll be hard to leave It seems But we all must go on to our separate dreams We must learn to face, wlthout trace of dread, The longer and rougher Journey ahead But one part of our llves IS all over and through, Good by, dear old class of f1fty two 0 o f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'I ' ' 1, '1 , 1, 1 - .1 ,., 41 , , , . 1 ' ff 1- ' - 1, ' 1 '1 l 1 1 1, . . . 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74a Hawaiian Future Flights Class Prophecy Today IS a beaut1ful sprmg day and a great day for the class of 52 We are wa1t mg pat1ently outs1de the tent of a gypsy lady who 1S go1ng to pred1ct the future of each one of us We are all a l1ttle nervous for lt IS sa1d that th1s lady has never yet made a m1stake The f1rst to emerge from the gypsy s tent IS Wally Bruce He looks very pleased fo1 he IS dest1ned to be pres1dent of the State Athletlc Assoc1at1on Next comes L1ll1an Bobclk starry eyed She saw 1n the gypsys crystal ball a large satm band conta1n1ng the words MISS Ame1 ICH 1956 Harold Dlamond IS lookmg very dublous and even sl1ghtly dlsgusted He has been told that he w1ll someday be the truant Offl cer for our dear old Alma Mater Patsy Cook 1S already beg1nn1ng to worry about her g1rl1sh flgure for she IS go1ng to be the owner of Patsys Pastrles bakery shop Phyll1s Baum has been gxven the mfor matlon that she w1ll soon be actlng as secre tary on an exped1t1on for the purpose of explorxng Lower Slobbovla Th1s trip f course w1ll be sponsored by our former gov ernment and problems teacher When Gwen Frantz looked 1nto the crys tal ball she couldnt see a thmg but Kxrke H3fFlDgtOn Thls must mean somethmg se r1ous It IS hard for us to bel1eve It but Joanne Haley and Gaynell Wonser are go1ng to be manufacturers of noxsemakers for use at New Years and Halloween part1es Gordon Goelz has seen that he w1ll very probably be the owner of a gas statlon and have a fluor1sh1ng busmess ROSIB Kmg IS look1ng forward to a career as a chlld psyehologlst We dont know quxte whether to envy the ch1ldren of the next generat1on or p1ty them Doug Peck seems to be laughlng up 1115 sleeve at what he was told Well no wonder the gypsy told h1m he was go1ng to w1n an award for be1ng the safest dr1ve1 on the road Elsle Frazler and Vada Jones are go1ng to have the chance to dlsplay the1r charm mg smxles all over the country-on tooth paste adds Bob Johnson comes out mutter1ng Who wants to be a future presldent of the Umted States anyway? CWe feel sure th1s IS be cause he went to the c1rcus for three nxghts 1n a row last week and now wants to be a Jugglerh Mar1an Wood however seems qulte thrllled at the predlctlon made for Bob for there s even more pr1de than before m her eyes when she looks at h1m What could Allan Taylor be lookmg so smug about? Oh now I see He has been told that he w1ll 1n the near future be the head of the Proh1b1t1on Party lt seems Charlotte w1ll soon have a new lndustry Karls K1dd1e Cars wlth Karl Carpenter as owner and manager We eas1ly bel1eve that Delores Dempsev w1ll be the flrst woman to serve as Ch1ef Justxce of the Umted States Supreme Court In a l1ttle group over near some trees we f1nd Marguerlte Green B1ll1e Brock Pat Gould Phyll1s Gr1ff1n Rhoda Bracy Dor1s Esch and Barbara Keeley The rlngs WhlCl1 all of these g1rls wear seem to have prompt ed the gypsy to pred1ct a s1m1lar l1fe for each of them G1v1ng them helpful advlce IS Lo1ra1ne Veltman who d1dnt need a fortune teller to know that she would have a happy marr1age Murray Stall and Dorw1n Schultz are lookmg grave wlth the welght of the1r future respons1b1l1ty They w1ll be asslgned the Job of pushmg Lake M1ch1gan back 1nto the hole where It belongs Charlene Deuel saw a large neon s1gn WhlCh read Deuels Dentures False teeth for the whole fam1ly Some Splffy WAC unlforms awalt Mar lene Hughes and Mar1lyn Fassett who cer ta1nly w1ll look cute 1n them Norma Grant looks surpr1sed She had never cons1dered t1ghtrope walk1ng as hex professlon Norlyn Brough looks extremely happy for he has seen a successful m1n1stry ahead of h1m On the face of Ellen Kays IS a look of amazed Joy She has been told that 1f she IS a very good g1rl she w1ll probably shrlnk to a da1nty f1ve feet two Dlck Garn was told he would someday be presldent of the Farm Bureau That IS very bellevable Margaret Forshee sees ID the crystal he1 l1fe dream of belng a great m1ss1onary ful fllled N Phyll1s Bennett IS go1ng to be one of those trad1t1onal blonde secretarxes wh1ch are the reason wlves dont want the1r husbands to hold off1ce Jobs Steve Langford w1ll be a professor 111 that great 1nst1tut1on of learn1ng and culture Potterv1lle hxgh Guess whos someday gomg to publlsh a of College Why Nancy Par1sh of course Larry Towe and B111 Ells appear a l1ttle sheeplsh It seems they are go1ng to be travelmg salesmen sell1ng womens hose for a l1v1ng Eugene Sharp saw a unlform but he wasnt sure lf It was that of an admlral or a bellboy Strams of mus1c lead us to a nearbv bL1ld1ng where we f1nd Charles Schaefer pract1c1ng dlllgently for he w1ll one day be a concert p1an1st Pay part1cular atten t1on to hlS flylng f1ngers Never once do they leave h1s hands Outslde aga1n we run 1nto Marvel S1mp son who Stlll cant uulte bel1eve she 1s go1ng to be the fat lady 1n a c1rcus What bathmg su1t deslgner could ask for a better model than Helen Sm1th The future savs our gypsy w1ll f1nd Tom Snyder 1n a certa1n famed 1nst1tut1on 1n Kalamazoo where he stares glumly 1nto space day after day Poor guy It seems he has never been the same s1nce that senxor tr1p Amos Weaver w1ll own a large cattle farm and also part1c1pate on the state fa1r board Bernlta Martln w1ll own a Charmlng l1n ger1e shop WhlCh she w1ll call N1ta s N1t1es Ed Lennon Rlchard McLane Dale Hlcks and Rlchard Par1sh w1ll form a quartet known as The Inkpots Joyce Sumer1x lS go1ng to own a cha1n of exclus1ve restaurants Phyllxs Walter and Charlene Satterlee are gomg to be the owners of a donkey basketball company I wonder where thev got that 1dea 20 Wava Babcock IS a bxt puzzled She has been told by the fortune teller that she w1ll be a teacher 1n an excluslve glrls school 1n the East We see a look of pure del1ght on the face of Bud W1ll1s It seems hlS school g1rl com plexlon w1ll one day make h1m famous 1n Hollywood Dor1s M1115 and Mar1lyn Roberts were advlsed to learn to say Operator 1n a very sweet tone of vo1ce Sally Woodard w1ll be a smash h1t on Broadway We hope th1s means only that she w1ll be successful w1th her com'b1nat1on of mus1c and comedy and not that she 1s go1ng to Jump from the hlgheSt bu1ld1ng shz. an f1nd Arlene Gammage looks amazed to sav the least She has Just d1scovered that she w1ll be a trapeze artlst Ada Jean Muma w1ll be the manager of a large department store another predlctlon easy to bel1eve Al Thomas sees hlmself as the successful wrlter of murder mysterles and star of rad1o mystery shows He also sees that the future Mrs Thomas Knee Mary Barnaby bel1eve It or notl IS su1ng h1m for dlvorce on the charge that when he flndS a foolproof mur der scheme he plans to use 1t on her Pat Bostw1ck w1ll manage a home for the poor unfortunate ch1ldren of the sur roundlng areas The name of the orgamza t1on w1ll be Bostw1cks Brats Ann Dempsey before the next ten years are up w1ll be starrmg 1n a great Russlan ballet All the gypsy could see 1n J1m Wensley s future was a hotel so we re not sure whether he lS go1ng to be the Janltor the manager or Just a r1ch old bachelor Wlth no other home Denms Jones IS destlned to be famous news commentator We agree w1th the gypsy that Bonn1e Wells w1ll make a darlmg slnger 1n some luxurxous night club cord for wr1t1ng shorthand Well here are some fellows wxth an 1nte1 est1ng report Jack Irv1ne and Doc Bostw1ck w1ll be the edxtors of the Bachelors Ga Lette a magallne contalnlng helpful h1nts on such subJects as how to sew on buttons and bo1l eggs We re not surpr1sed that Bruce Brown w1ll be known hereafter as the second Thomas Edlson People w1ll come from all over the world to have Mar1lyn Hether1ngton seamstress deslgn the1r clothes J8Ck16 Rhmes and Joyce Roberts are g01ng to form a womans debatmg team wh1ch w1ll soon be known natxonally Susle Peck IS properly thrllled at the prospect of a star studded career at the Met We have a future woman wrestler Wltll Us today too I'a1r Frances Fletcher shell be known after th1s Ned Bosworth has found that he w1ll set a record t1me for flxght around the world In fact the gypsy has sa1d that on one tr1p he w1ll go so fast that he w1ll get back before he starts Carolyn Leach Wlll be a nurse and 11 good one were sure Large rad1o audlences w1ll be thrllled soon by the dreamy trumpet of Bruce Ph1l lpS Bev Fullerton IS certa1n to be a br1ll1ant success as a muslcal theraplst always p1o v1d1ng that the 1nfluence of her patlents does not become too strong for her Probably due to the Journahsm work wh1ch John Clark always attempted to get done 1n llterature class he w1ll some day br a star reporter for a natlonally read news , 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 , 1 I . 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