Forest High School - Leaves Yearbook (Forest, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS President, Kay Albert Vice President, Leon Thacker Secretary, Mervyn Curran 4. EY' V x U r r' Z , Treasurer, Erna Simpson K X M r fx fx Top Row: Curran, Albert, Conley, Thacker, Hooker, Wilkins, Harford, Weber. Middle Row: Miller, Waller, Spoon, Parsell, Bash, Garman, Essinger, Woolley, Mrs. Holtzmuller. Bottom Row: Musgrave, Simpson, Baum, Alguire, Lines, Kauble, Boyd, Cramer, Packer.

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CLASS PROPHECY Before graduating, the class of '5l' chose Joyce Zimmerman to keep in touch with the class after graduation and write each of us a letter at the end of twenty years telling what other members of the class are doing. Today I received my letter and here is the contents in brief. Joyce Zimmerman is the private secretary to a bachelor senator in Wash- ington. She is hoping to marry him. Charles Wright and Carol McDaniel are married and live on a large farm outside Forest. Charles gives much credit for his success to his former agriculture teacher, Mr. Becker. William Green is now an officer in the U. S. Navy. He enlisted soon after graduation. His wife C. B. goes to sea with him. Bessie J olliff is married and living on a farm. She thinks farming is one of the major industries of Ohio. Frank Thompson is now manager of the former Schott's Style Shop. Ruth Kingman is the secretary to Robert Farmer's chain of Sohio filling stations at Forest, Wharton, Grant, and Kirby. Joann Young is operator of the famous Young Beauty Salon which car- ries the sign, See Young to Keep Young. Merle Metzger left the farm early to become engaged in politics. He is now senator from Ohio. Audrey Thomson became the song bird of her class. She is now engaged in a tour which takes her to all the large cities of the U. S. Katherine Hochstettler is now a commercial artist for a large depart- ment store in Chicago. She is still single. Men and business do not mix well says Katherine. Lois Hamilton has risen to head nurse at the country's largest hospital. Being kind to others was always her motto. Carl Webb is now playing with his band, known as the Spider Webb, in New York City. He is ably assisted by his former classmate Carolyn Cooper, Who is star trombonist. Harry Brown is running the combined restaurant and garage in Patter- son, Ohio. His business is thriving partly due to his wife's swell cooking. French-fried fish is Phyllis' specialty. Richard Willson made a career from his early correspondence in high school. He now runs the Wi1lson's Lonely Hearts Club. As a pastime he teaches school. The other members of the class--Jo Ann Harris, Betty Tuorrey, and Jen- nie Curtin who were married during their senior year of school are all still happily married. And last myself, Miriam Sons, is at the present time employed as stew- ardess on the TWA lines whose offices are located in Kenton, Ohio. Again in twenty years We will hear from the Class of '51, Miriam Sons

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SOPHOMORE CLASS . . N t 52 Vice Pres1dent, Yvonne Frater X - 5 , , XL 2 sci' -, 'f N - 6 , .' zo ps?- ,cr 3 ,l'.'xx Secretary, Patricia McKinley Treasurer, Robert Briggs Top Row: Hemmerly, Hernmerly, Wright, Smith, Cramer, Harrold, Kellogg, Briggs, Southward, Maberry. Middle Row: Anspach, Kniesley, Price, Kaser, Rigsby, Cooper, McDaniel, Phillips, Jolliff, Mrs. Shaffer. Bottom Row: Frederick, Jones, Landon, Frater, Ratliff, Theil, Hankins, Lawrence.