Claridon High School - Clarion Yearbook (Caledonia, OH)

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A Jzwvphecy, Now in the year of 1977 we ll share w1th you these predictions and we ll see how many are really true. We now see Annette Meister as a very good secretary m a grow1ng concern She IS also takmg an active part tn her church work, just havmg been chosm as representauve to the amnual Luther League Convention in the metropolis of Claridon. Allen Fix and Nancy Jordan have now opened a jewelry store on a non carrying bas1s They have five Chlldrell, lots of Jewelry but no money lf we could look tnto Davxd Sch1efer s closet we should see many starched white coats for his dmtal work. It s a puzzle to us how his w1fe keeps them so clean. Seemg Dave s httle boy the other day we wondered where the yellow watt We see Sondra Patterson teachlng at the Claridon Metropohs High School. She is married and lives happily w1th her husband who IS a teacher of physlcal education and sc1ence at this huge school. Tom Ptckett has Just sold three hundred acres of Ius farm land Because he IS getung tired of the same old dung wery day he IS gomg to sell tt all and move to Flor1da where he plans to raxse alhgators Along w1th her haPDY married ltfe, Shlrley Moore IS keeping up her Job as superv1ser of pracucal nursmg tn the men s ward at Claridon Metropohs HOSPIIBJ. Ron Wymer IS now president ofthe National Hot Rod Club It s hem said that Ron has worked on every famous hot rod in the country His famous show dog, Prince, ts the proud father of a son who Just s1g1ed a Jomt l'Il0V16 contract w1th R1n Tm Tm s Movie ASSOC13li0Il. Pat Beechum IS the owner of her own truckmg company and has just put tn an order for two hundred new Internauonal Deisel trucks cwlth power brakes and power steermg, of course.J Ralph Reed ts frequently seen these days because h1s Job as professor of mus1c at the Clarrdon Conservatory of Muslc keeps htm in the public s eye. H1s wxfe works there also her Job IS to hft the tuba to hls shoulders It must be lus age, Leora Foos spends the b1ggest share of her evemngs grading papers for her ambltlous third graders Leora s husband has found hlmself servmg as prmcipal of the same school. In the year of 77 Gary Sellers IS buslly workmg tn hrs office at Dow Chemical ln Miland M.1Chl.g3IL Each night after work he drrves home l.l'! has Lmcoln convertible to meet lus wife Diana, mn their low spht level house. Harry Kramer and Gwen Fields are very happxly marr1ed and are hving on a one thousand acre farm, fifteen miles south of the metropolis We see half the little Kramers followmg ear Dad s farrtung occupauon the other half arelittlescholars followmg the example of the1r m er Inc1de.ntly there are five little Kramers fOne is tmdecided as to which occupation he ll choose J It seems that Elmer Dazdinger and his farruly have just retumed from New York, where he bought out the complete Standard O11 Company Butch Collin s lifetime dream has come true. He has h1s ranch in Wyommg C0l1S1SIiIl8 of plenty of deer antelope, cats and Nancy In lus spare time, Butch teaches driver educanon at a near by school and manages owns and operates h1s private six man football team. Outs1de of her married hfe, Bobb1 Blow manages to keep busy by lming up her pamtxng assmaments Her husband now owns and operates the Henry Ford Company located Ln the east end of Clandon. Although Jack Max1m lS expecting brgger thmgs we see htm now as a prosecuung attorney in the state of Iowa. We see that Don McCoy IS happily married and has three boys and one gtrl. He and his wtfe, the former Margo Thompson, live on the McCoy McCoy and Thompson sheep ranch located some twenty mtles north of Clandon. John McClenathan IS successfully working as an engmeer m the Burn s Brxdge Building In corporated, providmg Ellen 0'Meara McCIenathan and the1r three little Mac s wtth everytlung the1r hearts desire. We see that Jun Bowman and Geneva Roush are happxly married .Tim is a big wheel tn the stockyards now They tnoved out of their little house, given to them by Harry Wickersham tor a wedding glft to a very f1ne home, It seems they needed more room, Stan Beers has just been named the safest driver m the last 5.fI2lY83l'S Stan is now the owner of Beers Beers and Brown Incorporated wtuch manfactures three wheeled roadsters I 1 ' o n . , . . . . , D , . . , . n I - . 0 . . . . , . . ' a . . . . . .. . . . . ., . . . . . , . . . I . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . I I I . ' . . . . . ' 1 n - - 0 , . . , . . . l s 1 - - ' , - . . . . . . . I n u . . . , . - . . , . . . . 9 . 9 n 1 '

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RALPH HARLAN RA PP SONDRA LEE PATTERSON 'N-1 RALPH ED WARD REED DAVID LEON SCHIEFER GARY DALE SELLERS

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R31-Ph RSD? is U19 W0l'1d'S SFCHIBSI P010 Player: well, that's what they say in Waco, Texas where he, his wife, and four daughters live. You can guess what kind of car Ralph 1133, Yes, ips a new Chevy stationwagon with a dining room in the rear! J on Creviston has moved to Alaska wherehehas an eight hundred acre goat and sheep ranch. He is also married and has four children, two of each. QOf course, that's two girls and two boys.J Bill WJU8-U and his wife, Margaret Young are leading a very extravagant life with little William Jr., in their ranch style home in Claridon. B111 is vice-president of the new General Electric Plant in the middle of the metropolis. You can bet your life there are no wires crossed there. If there are any additions or corrections to this phrophecy please notify the annual staff of 1977 Bcwt 'IUJZE leo We, the Class of 1957 of the city of Clandon, county of Marion, and state of Ohio being about to leave this sphere, in fullpossession of sound mind memory and understandmg, do hereby make and declare this to be our last willand testament, hereby revoking any will heretofore made by us Pat Beechum wills her ability to spike the volleyball to Diana Smith providing Diana can jump four feet above the net Stan Beers wills his right to drive a lavender car to Margo Thompson providing she dyes her hair to match. Bobbi Blow wills her right to go with a boy from Waldo to Marilyn Bowman providing her fellow drives a 57 Ford. Jim Bowman wills the right to ring thebells on the typew riters to Rebacca Gleason providing she doesn t bother Mr Kennedy Butch Collins wills to Danny Weaver the right not to will anytlung. providing that Danny has nothing to will. J' on Creviston wills his right to sleep in democracy class to Rodney Beechum providing he Elmer Dendlnger wills his sousaphone to Later Yager providing Les will also accepthis position on the football team. Gwen Fields wills her scholastic ability toher brother Gary providing he promises to study for half an hour each week. Allan Fix wills his right to work in a jewelry store to Earnesune Haycook providing she doesn t take any free samples Leora Foos wills her right to wear Bermudashorts to the library to Robert Smith, providing he wears plaid knee socks Bill Hough wills his bass voice to Nancy Jo Ruth providing her voice changes during the SllIIll'l16l' I doesn't snore out loud and wake up the teacher. f I al sl A