Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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enior 661:56 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Robert Vogt, Nancy Nixon, Neva Pollock, Karol Miller, Virginia Tuscan, Bonnie Lou Saum, Eileen Armstrong, Joan Miller, Carole Ryan, Launna Johnson, June Maddy. SECOND ROW: John Biglin, John Bauer, Josephine Zara, Patricia Fawcett, Sandra Guinup, Mona Lou Neff, Marilyn LaBarre, Roberta Tyrrell, Sharlene Miller, Richart Vogt. THIRD ROW: Jack Arlen, Stanley DeGreve, Anne Reed, Elaine Workman, Kathryn Ritter, Mary Kempf, Ethel Page, Wanda Pennington, Donna Counterman Herbert Marshall. FOURTH ROW: Mr. DeWalt, Weston Lambert, Ronald Schoder, Paul Hoke, Shirley Donaldson, Althea Speelman, Edna Stroup, Don Feik, Larry Paynter, Ronald Prater. FIFTH ROW: Milan Savanovich, Eugene Horton, Robert Horning, Aldon Shearer, Miss Miller, Duane Duffner, John McDonough, Norman Morton, Mack H. D. Mangrum, John Kincaid. 24

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Chicago, Illinois 1963 Dear Pat and Nancy, Since Mary and I lost contact with most of our schoolmates when we graduated, we were glad to hear what had happened to the rest of our friends. We were especially pleased to hear that NANCY is married and lives in a twenty room mansion on Smith Hill, and that PAT was recently interviewed by a talent scout and has been offered a movie contract in Hollywood. Mary and I have looked up the rest of our classmates and have come up with some interesting facts, which are as follows: SANDRA GUINUP is directing a Slim the Way the Stars Slim school for oversized females. SHARLENE MILLER, now a model, was her first pupil. KATHRYN RITTER, who married the rich plantation farmer, ROBERT HORNING, is now operating the Home for Underprivileged Children, located on route 314. RONALD BOMBSHELL SCHODER, who is now working with the secret service in Washington, has come up with a new bomb device for hopped-up jalopies. Big competition farmers this year are JOHN BIGLIN and ROBERT VOGT, who are competing to see who can raise the largest egg plant. ELAINE WORKMAN, a graduate nurse, is doing most of her practicing on her six children. VIRGINIA TUSCAN, the only girl in Ohio States band, has quite a time with all the male players, who want to help carry the flag. JOHN Mc- DONOUGH has been hired by the Seale Mattress Company as chief demonstrator. He is making it evident that life can be beautiful. PAUL HOKE is his best buyer at present. MARILYN LaBARRE, who thought she didn't like the idea of being an airline hostess, is now taking flying lessons. GENE HORTON, who has completed his training as an electrical engineer, is employed at the Fisher Body Corporation in Boston. DONNA COUNTERMAN has just joined the Women's Army Corps for six years. Some of the more famous members of our class are: HERBERT MARSHALL, who owns a chain of Shell Stations all over the United States, and is one of the ten richest men in the world. JACK ARLEN and CAROLE RYAN, husband and wife team on television, have a program called BREAKFAST FOR TWO. ALTHEA SPEELMAN, famous concert pianist, has invented a new blonde hair dye that is guaranteed to grow out nothing but blond hair no matter what color your hair was in the beginning. DUANE DUFFNER is the star player on the Cleveland Brown's football team this year. LARRY PAYNTER, who enlisted in the Navy when he graduated has been promoted to Admiral. His dream of becoming a rich young man is slowly coming true. WANDA PENNINGTON is in charge of the most exclusive cafeteria in Chicago, and is happily married. JUNE MADDY, popular radio announcer, has just returned from a motorcycle trip to Alaska. I'm sure you will agree as we have, that all our classmates have become successful in the past ten years. my My 2 . f Q'

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enior .Mabry Our journey through C. H. S. began in the fall of 1949 with approximately seventy-three students. Under the leadership of President Stan DeGreve3 Vice- President Carole Ryang and Secretary-Treasure Ron Schoder, we enjoyed two class parties. Under the administration of President Carole Ryang Vice-President Jack Arleng Secretary Nancy Nixong and Treasurer Don Fiekg our Sophomore year started off with a bang. The main event of the year being the Sophomore Hop. Our Junior year seemed to come fast, and we were not too well prepared for the financial end of the Junior-Senior Reception. But the carnival and the Concession Stand were taken care of so well by President Ronald Praterg Vice- President John McDonough3 Secretary Bill Lambertg and Treasurer Eileen Armstrong that we came out many dollars ahead. The reception was enjoyed by all. ' In September of 1952 the forty-seven members of the Senior Class began their final year. The most important events of the year were operetta, the Junior-Senior reception, Baccaleaurate, and last but not least, Commencement Under the guidance of our advisors, Mr. DeWalt, Miss Miller and und'er the capable leadership of President Robert Horningg Vice-President Stan DeGreve3 Secretary Kathryn Ritterg and Treasurer Marlyn LaBarre, we finished our final year. 25