Clarence High School - Triangle Yearbook (Clarence, MO)

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Prophecy Of Class Of '59 Kenneth Armstrong, who once slept in class, Is now out of the Navy without a pass. Velma Ayer, who has so many sisters, Is still planting gardens and getting blisters. Nelson Barton, our fabulous choir tenor, Got his hair cut and looks like Yul Brynner. Norman Barton, our Latin lover boy, Married, settled down, and has a double bund Edward Bruns, our scientific mechanic, Invented a monster and created a panic. Dorothy Davis, who longed to get her mail, Married Bill and helps run the city jail. Janice Dickson, our TRIANGLE editor, Won the presidential without a competitor. Joyce Dwyer, editor of our HI-LITES, le of joy. Is now campaigning for more women's rights. Shirley Edwards, our bank secretary, Went to Tibet and became a missionary. Marilyn Erdwins, that excellent homemaker, Works at Greenings as an undertaker. Marjorie Erdwins, our Homecoming queen, Has invented a perpetual motion machine. Ronnie Griswold, our newspaper writer, Went to Spain and became a bullfighter. George Hardy, the mathematical wizard, Has a trained animal act including a lizard. Larry Hartgrove, so thin and tall, Is playing professional basketball. Wanda Hayden, now a homemaker, Is the USA's champion cherry pie baker. Michael Howard, with a physique like a star , Has recently taken over the show of Jack Parr. Dean Langhammer, the farmer's son, Never settled down, is still having fun. Gary Lawson, with his little tan Ford, Has six kids and is on the school board. John H. La.rrick, with a girl and a car, Bought himself a ten acre ranch and is bound to go far Bobby Leftridge, that singin' cowpoke, Joined the Grand Ole Opry for a great big joke Pat Mahoney, our Irish lad, Went into farming with his dad. Eddie Matteson, so quiet and shy, Grew himself wings and learned to fly. Pattie Matteson, so short and gay, Is now the owner of Hardy's Cafe. Gary Mattingly, with never a care, Works in a barber shop cutting hair. Juna Meadows, the girl with the smile, Won the Olympics for jumping a mile. Elaine Ralls, the soda jerk, Went to Turkey to visit a Turk. Pat Slater, our class beautician, Learned a card trick and became a magician. Ronnie Smith, the record collector, Works at Scotland Yard as an inspector. Carolyn Stamp, the quietest girl in our group, Is now the leader of a Girl Scout Troup. Neal Van Houten, with the booming bass Made a million and drives a Rolls-Royce. Jeanette Walker, who loved to call folks, 'Works as a comedienne telling jokes. Shirley White, who played the French horn, Married a farmer and now raises corn. John Wood, the trombone player, Moved to Huttonville and became the mayor. voice 19

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