Cheney High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

Page 33 text:

Nz . , , , -, RWM ,,, ,,-M , -Rf -Q ' A A. .. - ur.. 'eqf'f..gi?Y i?5,g,,-L x-L 4,. Y . 1-f, N ,, Y' QV. 4 'H 117 'ffgg , . :- f E., x.:: ,-',.,. fl., . ,L , R sv. if' - '22 .Sw 1-',Lf',gif- -'f j 2111+ L vm 3 . .... , V ' ., W-,Az .Ms . Wfffw- 79 , Q 'ami - , , ,' i Q, , nf Y wi . , if H A ' M f ' s 2' ' 'X-. I. A f'.a. n . .'.,,,,,-A-A . ,,,1 'Y ,L-!.1+:14I1-v'1,. 'nz A Q ,sl 6 T A I .wi-..4:r-f .lspfgxx .V A I 4. 5.49,-: jr: af X .- KT5L3: 15EarE,l'i- 1' nik-.1335 -' ,f . by 40- l, .H .hr . YQ, .- v ' ' - - ' 'V' 4w?J'y:.r A ..-..-.1251 -M V . - ' i . e Mm, 'Q,g,'4f ,.-V . ,A , A , U, -V H l. ..,. l 'fFf:,:-...--if-gfaf-sy. 4-Un , , ' f,z1-35m - X 4' k A '- 'sn IMF .,- --,g.., .f fvg .-1 -- Ls .-...K-F. ,. :,' .., . . ,FA Ts' X E..F',q1i'j.f -- . 1 . -1.1 Q :, '-,wir - - '-.3 , -- ,fvztpwff-L M ' A 'VN' -,., f .-- M . if- 'AQ IV ,vw , 4 'Q -. . . .,, ' '21 ,v,,g,, W,-I ,-Llp, . R ' .w 5. '-Mx

Page 32 text:

Tell-a-Vision of 1950 Time to tell and time to vision, presenting Charlie Chatawhile from the Cheney radio-television studio, who will relate to you what's wrong with the world and right with the graduates of '39 since WPA went out and left them jobless! , Look! Flash! Don Cooper, one time shover of spades, now dealer in hearts, running a datlng bureau ln Hollywood where Betty Clancy is doubling for Katherine Hep- burn. Arme Scheuch ls her wardrobe mistress. Geraldine Brodin left holding the pen l when the WPA secretaries went on a strike, now employed as prlvate sec- t retary to New York's popular lawyer, , Johnnie Cohagen. , Q Lewis Denney--humorlst over this sta- . erm! tions Knit and Wir, hour. Mildred Williams, Marlon Ballinger, Ruth Johnson and Virginia Garner are still trying to make prize-winning flapja.cks. Grace Gilbert and Geneva Clark are running a day nursery ln Marshall, where Franklin Johnson has just been elected Mayor to succeed George Clausen. Arthur Sunderland and Claude Murray are running the Tyler City Dairy, where you may also see the pretty milkmalds, Betty Holloway, Viola Hoefner and Ethel Cllssett. Oh! Sl! Sl! Jack Humbert and Ben Cooper in Old Mexico serenadlng the senoritas. Raymond Bernard having inherited his 1'ather's dental practice is grinding away on Prof. Carl Lyon's aching cuspids. Jean Breeden and Blll Bander are happily married-but not to each other! Marjorie Cutting in the Metropolitan Opera - - ushering. Wayne Tyler plays the stock market but Elmer Matney has higher alms and has his wad on a nag running ln the Santa Anita handicap. Edna Shlndler working as chief llbrarlan for the College library. Margaret Hair and Lucille Blllesbach who have a dude ranch ln the wllds of Four Lakes, have Harold Hodge as official guide and pitcher of woo. Luclle Watt is writing scripts for N B C where Glen Swegle and Kenneth Carter are working at the controls Bpeclal on hairdresses today Hollywood salon Norma Pederson and Virginia Johnson operators Floyd Showalter is president of the Cheney Bank Marjorie Cunningham ls ac colmtant for hlm. Clally Randall fMrs Cliff Presnelll She and Cliff are llvlng very happily out ln the Harmony neighborhood Fred Steiner Location man for M GN-M Vlrglnla Ross still trvlng to decide who to marry after 15 proposals Bill Stlffler Six foot track star at W S C Elizabeth Dereberry competing with Fritz Krelsler in New York for first violin honors Vlrgll Garner running madly around in clrcles trying to set new track records Anne Edglngton decides that she cant catch a man so she ls wrltln the Advice to the Lovelorn column in the Spokane Dally Chronicle Hls sister Margaret ls chief cook and bottle washer at Grogans Up to-Date Tavem at Chapman lake Audrey Flowers is a model for the Rltzy Wltzy Style Shoppe where Margaret Gra ham ls head seamstress John Heath is signed up with the Boston Bees as home run king We flnd Francis Lee finishing Senior English and Wayne Lundberg ls still payinfz on his Chemistry Lab fee Lols Harr ls following the footllghts of Broadway Orland Klllln must have cold feet-he s now manager of a salmon cannery ln Alaska Betty Ann Miller has just put Democracy on the rocks having just flnlshed Roose velts caricature Edith McM'1llan nationally known research chemist hasfound an organic substance James Painter and Marvin Plotts are animal trainers for the Kazolic Circus Dell Cossalman still so enthralled as 'Tony now ln Italy building gondolas Herbert Flndley Salesman for the Denver Rlfle Co The radiant vision you saw announcing this program was none other than Radio Televisions first lady Maxine Carr William Grogan has that worried look. He still drlves the school bus for Cheney,

Page 34 text:

Q ' 'Vi-M1111 JM7, .QM iffy? ff, W'JM'fffJVb,JjJL!Tkf 5 f ' gf' Z? Wf5?f1M Qff5QSC?X5f,if5?f1if W wif M 3? gglffwwffgy i N I EQ, 4-E X, fE AN 31 J gif. Qffigfigs