Cridersville High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Cridersville, OH)

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Mary Alice Porter Gwendolyn Shaw South High 5 Central High 1-2 Music 1-2-4 Music 5-4 Class Play 5-Aunt Samanthy Rules The 2-Elmer and the Lovebug Roost 4-The Girls Take Over 4-The Girls Take Over CPublicity Manager! Cheerleader 5 Bud Smith Music l-4 Echo Advertising Manager 5 Class Office Sec. K Treas. l Class Play 2-Elmer and the Lovebug 3-Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost ' 4-The Girls Take Over Vernona Rousculp Evelyn Archer Perry l Music 1-2-5-4 Music 2-5-4 Class Play Echo Art Editor 5-4 4-The Girls Take Over Class Play 2-Elmer and the Lovebug Willard Sellers Music 1-4 Smilie Wolfe Baseball l-2-5-4 Music l-4 Basketball 2-5-4 Basketball 3-4 Class Play Class Play 2-Elmer and the Lovebug 4-The Girls Take Over 5-Aunt Samamthy Rules The CStage Managerl Roost Alberta Ramga Music 1-2-5-4 Echo Reporter l-2-3 Echo Typist 4 Class Play 2-Elmer and the Lovebug 4-The Girls Take Over Irene Davis Blume High l-2 Joanne Lowry Music 5-4 P'rry 1 Echo Typist 4 Music 2-5-4 Annual Editor 4 Echo Sports Editor 4 B.E.A. Reporter 4 Echo Typist 3 Class Play Class Play 3-Aunt Samanthy Rules the 2-Elmer and the Lovebug Roost 4-The Girls Take Over 4-The Girls Take Over Cheerleader 5-4

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GWENDOLYN IEAN SHAW MARY ALICE PORTER 'Y M Y 2- ' ' 41 -MN BUD SMITH VERNONA LEE ROUSCULP EVELYN ARCHER SMILIE WOLFE WILLARD EUGENE SELLERS ALBERTA RAMGA IOANNE LOWRY IRENE DAVIS

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P'UlP'l'f'Y Since my husband has recently been promoted to Captain in the Navy, his duty called him to do an extensive amount of tra- veling during the pest year. I have had the opportunity of go- ing with him around the world three times, and our travels here in America have been plentiful. Ten years have passed since that memorable fourteenth day of May in 1946, but still it seems as if it were only yesterday that we graduated from Cridersville High School. Oh yes, that is one day we seniors of '46 will never forget. Remember how nervous we were that night, all of us'scared of going out into the cruel, cold world and shifting for ourselves: but that wor- rying was unnecessary as all of my former classmates have reach- ed the top rung on the ladder to success. How do,I know? Be- cause during the last year when we were traveling so much I had the pleasure of meeting every one of them! But wait, wouldn't you like for me to tell you all about it? We boarded one of the jet-proppele? planes heading for Cal- ifornia from LaGuardia Field on May 14 of lest year, We had just settled back comfortably in our seats and I picked up the latest-WFashionn, a magazine for women. Cen you imagine my sure prise when I glanced at the front page and saw that it was edi- ted by one of my old classmates IRENE DnVIS. Her experience as editor of the annual of '46 surely brought rewards. I continued glancing through the magazine and I thought that I should know that face staring out at me fr m one of the pages, Then it fin- ally dawned on me that it was MARY nLICE PORTER. My, she cer- tainly knew what she wanted and went after it.l But then I al- ways thought that she would make a wonderful photographic model- She models the dresses designed by ROSEMARY MAYER an they are the latest creations. nn exclusive shop in Paris is now trying to get Rosemary to design the clothing for them but she is per- fectly happy to stay in America. So Irene, Mary Alice and Rose- mary are working together now. The next time I go to New York I plan on visiting them. A I must have fallen asleep while reading the magazine, be- cause I was awakened by Q tap on the shoulder. I looked up to see flight nurse smiling at me and if I had been standing I'm sure that I would have fainted from mere surprise, because that nurse who was standing there grinning at me was EVELYN ARCHER. I remember how she used to went to'be a nurse when she graduated, but I never could imagine her as a flight nurse. It seemed as if she never was so anxious to go up in an airplane. My how times do change, We talked for a few minutes and she told me that DICK and JOANNE -- now Mr. -nd Mrs. Crumrine -- were living in California. Dick is a mechanical engineer and Joanne is just content to be Q housewife. When we arrived in California the first thing we did was to take a run out to their home in Beverly Hills. Dick had enlisted in the Navy as Q mechanical engineer after he graduated and was now known the world over as the arc- hitect who had designed the building to house the U.N.O., which was constructed under the supervision of SMILIE WOLFE, who is now a famous contractor. Smilic and Lick have formed sort of a partner ship in business. Ye wanted to see the building so we went up that evening. Tith Dick's influence we managed to secure a pass to get inside, Imagine how surprised I was when MARY BROWN walked out of the conference room. She told me that she was the private secretary to one of the delegates. iCont'd over!