Franklin Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Pitsburg, OH)

 - Class of 1958

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Place Mars Ttme 1978 The years flew by very raprdly and after berng away for twenty years In Mars my home state had changed very much booklng out over the countrysrde In my Maman flyrng saucer Iwas quxte lost and bemg low on gas I landed rn a large pasture freld A farmer who was ragtng mad came racmg toward me When he was close enough Irecognlzed htm as my old buddy MARVIN MILLS who owned the largest daxry farm around He then mstructed me how to get to Greenvrlle So I got tn my flytng saucer and rn one mmute I landed rn the saucer parkmg lot where GARY GREER the owner and operator took my money Wantmg to see the town I started walkrng After golng about three blocks an odd looklng new automobxle stopped and rwo Important lookrng men offered me a lrft When I hopped tn, there were DOUG LAMBERT and ROBERT KREIDER two very famous SCICHIISIS who drscovered the X30 mxracle harr ton1c Followmg us rn a black car was DICK WETZEL, then bodyguard When reachmg downtown I got out Srnce II was dmner trme Istopped In the drug store for a blte to eat There the head wattress BETTY KING served me my meal In the booth next to me was ARLENE LONGE NECKER a housewtfe wlth her tw1n boys Havtng no more Amertcan money Iwent to the bank to exchange my Martian money for Amencan money The teller, VERGIE WEAVER sard I would have to see the presxdent CHARLES SIDES After 6Xp131l'lll'lg my sttuatton he sent h1s speclal secretarles JUDY OLINGER and MADONNA KRESS after the money After re celvrng my money Iwent shoppxng to buy a pa1r of soft walkmg shoes Ientered a small shop where BARBARA HOCKER the saleswoman sold them to me Not havlng much to do I decrded to go to a show Inside MARJORIE HOFF the cashrer sold me my tlcket The head usher DON SPITLER showed me to my seat S1tt1ng bestde me was JUDY HOOVER who ts now wrth the atrllnes Just as I got settled the news started The sports fxlm was very exc1t1ng showtng the wrestler champlon DON RHOADES and hrs manager LARRY MORRIS On a safan tn Afrrca was the great hunter DA VID HOKE wtth hrs game he had krlled People were congratulatmg FRANK LAWI-IORN who had just won the govemorshlp of Ohlo Modelrng the latest fashlons from Los Angeles was CAROLYN BRANDON and designer was JUDY CROSS Then suddenly there appeared a pa1r of famlllar blg blue eyes and I at once recognlzed them as GARY HITTLE S now a uramum drgger The regular feature was a Tarzan show starring TED SHIELDS as Tarzan and VERNA SIDES 35 IHS wlfe Jane After seelng the show Iwent to a very expenslve nlght club for an evenlng dlnner Soon there was com motlon In the background and everyone was looklng at BRUCE STOLTL a multrmxlltonaue and h1s glamorous glrlfrrend LINDA RIESLEY Precedmg them was h1s chauffeur and butler DOYLE DELK spreadmg a red carpet JACK FORCE entertained us w1th h1s danctng As Iwas leavlng I bumped IIIIO JERRY ALTIC a brg executlve In the Glass Factory Belng ttred Ideclded to rent a room for the mght Iwound up at MICKEY RECK S Perfect Sleep Motel MARVIN CLEM a spry bellboy took my bag Stnce the room was equlpped wlth a televxslon lturned tt on and ftrst thrng Isaw was JERRIE SMITH the wlndtest and funnlest comedlan I ever saw I laughed so hard I got the hrc coughs and couldn t stop then I called up the operator to ask for a nurse After a little chat wxth the operator I found out rt was BEVERI Y SMALL In a few mmutes JO ANN BEST the nurse appeared and treated my hxc coughs I was served breakfast rn bed by the head cook MYRNA GREGG When hearlng a loud bang bang 1n the next room Iwent to see what was the matter There was JUDY SMITH and JUDY BESECKER tryrng to frx a broken cha1r Vllth a hammer They were In town for a teachers meetlng Need1ng some exerclse I went for a walk 1n the park On the way I met MARILYN DELK Ieavrng her fa mous French Beauty Shop In the park at the sw1mm1ng pool was the llfeguard JUNIOR HODSON Boy was he surrounded by g1rls' Bemg tlred of walklng Iharled a speedy green checkered cab owned and operated by JACK NEFF I told htm to take me for a r1de In the country We passed a large brrdge bemg burlt and runntng the btggest dersel mach1ne I ever saw was KENT DICKEY Bossrng the Job was GENE DERSHEM who has built some of the most famous brtdges In the world We came to a grgantrc farm where potatoes were grown by PAT LAVY and her husband NEVIN RHOADES Along a qulet peaceful road was JUDY MORRIS tendrng her pnze flower garden On the very next place whlch was a brg beautlful estate was NANCY FOURMAN out sunbathlng On the way back I stopped to see the new flying saucers TOM BAKER the salesman showed me around and Introduced me to the designer TOM FOURMAN a man wtth xmagtnatron The test drlvers, PAUL LONGE NECKER and JERRY BIXLER were ftghtmg to see who would get to drlve the baby blue saucer The professtonal racer LARRY BRIDENBAUGH, who had just purchased the blue saucer hopped tn and took off In the offrce was NANCY MOORE poundmg a typewnter and tn the showroom was BARBARA RHOADES havrng her plctures taken In a flyrng saucer for advertlsement When reachlng the motel I packed my bag and took a IAXI to the parkmg lot I got 1n my saucer and took ll to TOM BLUMENSTOCK S garage where I had tt refueled for my return trtp JACK LUTZ a college professor who wanted to know more about space travel and RONNIE HATFIELD a newspaper reporter bade me farewell as I left for Mars 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q ' ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 , . . . 1 1 1 I , 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , ' . . 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . . 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i?57 56' Jerry Altrc do hereby wxll my Jumprng abrlrty to Jrm Jay Tom Baker do hereby w1ll my Pontrac to Arlen Cool Judy Besecker do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to master math to my brother Joe and my love of weekend homework to Deanna Shultz Jo Ann Best do hereby w1ll my typmg abrlrty to Mr Paden Jerry Brxler do hereby w1ll my love for coon hunting to Ronnre Brumbaugh and my drrvrng ab1l1ty to Conme Hxssong Tom Blumenstock do hereby w1ll my smrles to Mr Rogers Carolyn Brandon do hereby w1ll my abrlrty to get marrted to Mrss Wtlds Larry Bndenbaugh do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble ln study hall to Deon Beane and my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Trlttschuh to Bruce Shank Marvtn Clem do hereby wrll my Ford to Tom Force Judy Cross do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to skate and dance to Mrs Jobes Doyle Delk do hereby wrll my love for school to Ralph Deeter and my ktndness to teachers to Bob Mlddlestetter Marrlyn Delk do hereby w1ll my shorthand abxllty to whoever Wants rt Gene Dershem do hereby w1ll my 54 Pontrac to anyone who needs a worry Kent Dlckey do hereby w1ll my love for caterprllar tractors to anyone who needs II Jack Force do hereby w1ll my Chevy to Rrchard Allread and my abrlrty to stay out of trouble to Ted Loxley Nancy Fourman do hereby w1ll my long hatr to Marrlyn Kendall Tom Fourman, do hereby wrll my Ford to Deon Beane Gary Greer do hereby w1ll my herght to Gary Hahn Myrna Gregg do hereby w1ll my ltterature book to Mrs Jobes Ronnre I-latrfreld do hereby w1ll my abrltty to get along wrth Mr Frantom to Everett Hocker Gary Hrttle do hereby w1l1 my blue eyes to Fred Fertshans Barbara Hocker do hereby wrll my French hom to Kay Koontz and my twrrlrng to Karyl Junror Hodson do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble to Larry Grove Marjorre Hoff do hereby w1ll my AMERICAN PROBLEMS book to Judy Klrnk Davrd Hoke do hereby w1ll my 20 20 v1s1on and my ab1l1ty to be ready on trme to Ronald Brumbaugh Judy Hoover do hereby will my hetght to Glorla Mlllet Betty Krng do hereby wrll my Amerrcan Problems notes to Kay Koontz Bob Krelder do hereby w1ll my love for PICK up trucks to Fred Feltshans wants rt Doug Lambert do hereby w1ll my hzur to Mr Paden Frank Lawhorn do hereby wrll my herght to Ted loxley Pat Lavy do hereby w1ll my braces to Martha Royer and my abrlrty to march hrgh tn band to Janet Brown Arlene Longenecker do hereby wrll my red ha1r to Mr Paden and my sewrng abtlrty to Janet Moms Paul Longenecker do hereby wrll my abrlrty to play pmg pong to Tom Besecker Jack Lutz do hereby wrll my ab1l1ty to grve READER S DIGEST reports to Ed Brown Marvrn Mrlls do hereby w11l my abrlrty to grve READER S DIGEST reports to Mrke Kessell and my ha1r to Mr Paden Nancy Moore do hereby w11l my grggles to Mr Rogers and my F H A gavel to Joy Mlller Judy Morrls do hereby wrll my abrlrty to get along w1th the teachers to Jane Morrxs Larry Morrrs do hereby wrll my seat In thtrd perrod study hall to anyone who can frnd rt Jack Neff do hereby w1ll my Pontrac to Tom Force and my love for school to Deon Beane Judy Oltnger do hereby wrll my love of LATIN to Kay Koontz and my sktll to type to Carolyn Bushbaum Mrckey Reck do hereby w1ll my ha1r to Mr Paden Barbara Rhoades do hereby wrll my abrlrty to play basketball to Llnda Dershem and my aches and parns to Miss Wtlds Don Rhoades do hereby wrll my harr to Mr Paden Nevtn Rhoades do hereby w11l my blond flat top to Ned Holsopple Lxnda Rresley do hereby wrll my love of shrrmp to Shrrley Holsopple Ted Shtelds do hereby wrll my long harr to Don Rhoades Charles Srdes do hereby wlll my ab1l1ty to get detentton from Mrss Wrlds to Fred Fertshans Verna Sldes do hereby wrll my dark ha1r to Lavon Wmtrow Beverly Small do hereby wrll my vast knowledge of PHYSICS to Judy Reck Jerrre Smlth do hereby w1ll my herght to Ralph Holsopple Judy Smrth do hereby wrll my brother Jerrre to a certarn senlor glrl Donald Sprtler do hereby wrll my abrlrty to stay out of trouble to Fred Fertshans Bruce Stoltz do hereby wrll my Chevy to Arlen Cool Vergre Weaver do hereby wtll my love of readlng to Carolyn Stutz Drck Wetzel do hereby wtll my srze to Jack Brumbaugh I Madonna Kress, do hereby will my co-editorship of THE ECHO to Joy Miller and my majorette outfit to anyone who



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744 enum Clifton Mack Scott Lowry Mrs. Nancy Foster Joyce Foster Maurice Niles Roberta Randolph Lovie Carberry Hugo Valentine David Clay Laura Clay Carrie York Prom pte rs Stage Managers Director eauhfz ff sa Bob Krieder Doug Lambert Judy Hoover Linda Riesley Nancy Moore Marvin Mills Judy Besecker Judy Smith Jack Lutz Gene Dershem Madonna Kress Marilyn Delk Barbara Rhoades Barbara Hocker Judy Olinger Larry Morris Tom Blumenstock Mrs. Pearl Jobes Mrs. Mary Meade Morgan Meade Robert Meade Dorothy Meade Lillian Meade Betsy Lawrence Ellen Brown John Weston Abbie Weston Emma Hoover Happy Holman Joe Conners Slats Riley Madame Blanche La Rouge La Belle Rose Prompters Stage Managers Director caubz Linda Riesley Bob Krieder Junior Hodson Judy Morris Nancy Moore Judy Besecker Judy Smith Madonna Kress Marvin Mills Jo Ann Best Marilyn Delk Arlene Longenecker Jacob Doty Doug Lambert Gene Dershem Verna Sides Nancy Fourman Judy Cross Judy Olinger Barbara Rhoades Larry Morris Mrs. Pearl Jobes 'ide gbaaf Zona? Para

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