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

 - Class of 1959

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CLASS PROPHECY Ring---Ring I-Iello? Janet? I have come home to Pitsburg, I flew in to one of its five jet port on wednesday and guess who was standing there waiting for me. Sue Hartzell, well, I don't know what her name is now. She married a tour director for Seniorama Tours. The ground stewardess was Sharon Fourman and was she glad to see me. Guess who owns a whole chain of restaurants all over the world and confidentially she is going to build one on Mars. Well, guess! You can't? It's Dorla Applegate. What? No, she never married. would you believe it? Sandra Allread owns a laundromat. One of those new kind with jeticopter pick up. Ed and Karen Brown own a gym and reducing salon. Robert Stickley owns a tall man's shop. Raymond Christ- man had dyed his hair black and grown a mustache so he could run a French beauty shop. Where am I calling from? Bridenbaugh's Department Store. He has three beauty queens in his window model- ing clothes. Miss Mars fFrances Brightj, Miss Moon QVeda Neffj, and Miss Earthling QLinda Warnerj. Two are just out of this world. Down the street is Grove's Garage. Paul Miller is now a barber. Do you remember that old movie star Yul Brenner? The spitting image. Donna Trimble is a famous lecturer now and she is in the store here autographing her book about the first woman president. I ran into Jerrlyn and Shirley on the street and Jerrlyn is now a housewife and Den Mother and Shirley is Presi- dent of the Ladies Auxiliary. Fred Feitshans was selling mechanical space men on a corner and when Carolyn Whitacre came along in her policewoman's uniform he took off. I don't know what was going on. I found out from Shirley and Jerrlyn that Joy was a home ec teacher and Judy Mae was a principal at the Franklin Monroe Consolidated Schools. I read in the newspaper where the Commander-in-Chief of the U. S. Armed Forces, Lowell Rapp, QHis Secre- tary is Carol Long, who is a Wacj and the Commander in Chief of the German Armed Forces, Mike Buelow, and Jerry Anderson and Bill Hussey, space ship inventors and Mike Kissell, test pilot are going to meet and discuss a collaboration on a new space ship, Gary Brown's Bank was held up yesterday. Norma Bolinger, the secretary can identify the robber. You say Vera Cottrell QCottrell no longerj gave a tea for the first woman President, June Loxley and you her aid from the State Department. Did you have fun? You say the Judge, Dean warner and the Mayor of Pitsburg, Ronn Brumbaugh were there? I would never have believed it. In the smellivision section I saw Judy Miller's name. Anna Mae is drawing a comic strip called Melvin's Bad Girl. I promised I wouldn't tell a soul that Joanne Horner ran off with millionaire playboy Norman Warner. So I won't tell you. Harold Fourman won the decathlon. I hope he has good use for it whatever a decathlon is. Oh, I have some of the nicest news. Bonnie Krieder was voted Mother of the Year. I think she deserved it especially because of the many children. I went to the hospital to see Judy Klink who has just had quintuplets fall boysj and I saw Ted Loxley the notor--I mean famous brain surgeon. Mary Gasper is a nurse and Nina Allread is an X-ray technician. They are all doing such good things for the world. Where am I working? Oh, I am going to sing at the mission in the Bowery where Sharon Besecker, Bob Martin- dale, Martha Royer, and Carolyn Stutz are. What? Oh, Sharon takes care of the soup kitchen, Bob preaches, Martha leads singing, and Carolyn is recreational leader. would you ever be able to guess where David Eikenberry, Everett Hocker, and Bruce Shank are working. David is the museum director and Everett and Bruce are professors of archeology there. Bruce looks so funny with horned rim glasses and a goatee. Connie I-lissong directs tours through the museum. I went to a night club that Tom Feitshans owns and I saw Ronnie Bolen, who owns a race horse, Joe Brown, who runs a race track, and Jack Brumbaugh, who turned Jockey. I always knew those boys would end up around big horses. They had the funniest master of ceremonies. Who? Deon Beane. Deanna Shultz was the hat :check girl. Well, I have to hang up. Oh, I just about forgot. Kay Oda is manager of the opera house and guess who is giving a series of concerts there. Rosanne Wetzel. That was too easy. well, I have to go now--who is this? Carolyn Bushbaum! ! ! ie

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Nina Allread, do hereby will my bashfulness to Terry Altic and my love for government to my brother Richard. Sandra Allread, do hereby will my love to ride the bus to Tom Force and my love for sports to my brother Richard. Jerry Anderson, do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Dafler to Donald Koontz. Dorla Applegate, do hereby will my waistline to Mrs. Fahringer and my swimming ability to Miss Cooper. Jerrlyn Baker, do hereby will my hayfever to anyone who does not have a boyfriend and my white long- haired cat to Linda warner. Deon Beane, do hereby will my American Problem's book to Jim Bridenbaugh. Sharon Besecker, do hereby will my dimples to Butch Holsopple and my curly hair to Luann Mundhenk. Ronnie Bolen, do hereby will my seventh period study hall seat to Terry Miller. Norma Bolinger, do hereby will my winter coat to Mr. Rogers and my detention record to Janet Morris. Ronnie Bridenbaugh, do hereby will my ability to drive safely to Gary Eubank. Frances Bright, do hereby will my ability to count money to the senior class treasurer of 1960. Ed Brown, do hereby will my ability to jump to Ned Holsopple. Gary Brown, do hereby will my Thunderbird engine to Ralph Holsopple and my ability to get along with girls to Jim Jay. Joe Brown, do hereby will my nickname Turkey Joe to Chicken Frantom. Jack Brumbaugh, do hereby will my size to Jim Jay and my ability to make it through high school to my brother. Ronald Brumbaugh, do hereby will my nickname Fats to Jim Jay and my ability of staying out of trouble to Ralph Holsopple. Michael Buelow, do hereby will the baritone-saxophone which l played in band to whoever has too much breath and music enthusiasm. Carolyn Bushbaum, do hereby will all my boyfriends Qexcept onej to Miss Cooper. Raymond Christman, do hereby will my ability to get along with Mrs. Fahringer to all the Juniors. Vera Cottrell, do hereby will my co-editorship of the annual to anyone who wants a BIG problem. David Elkenberry, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble to Jim Bridenbaugh. Fred Feltshans, do hereby will my baseball glove and spikes to Junior Olwine. Tom Feitshans, do hereby will my ability to wash cars on school time to Ned Holsopple. Harold Fourman, do hereby will my height to Dean Thompson. Sharon Fourrnan, do hereby will my blg feet to Gloria Miller. Mary Gasper, do hereby will something to do at lunch period to anybody who can find some excitement. Larry Grove, do hereby will my ability to play ping-pong to Tom Besecker. Sue Hartzell, do hereby will my typing ability to the Agriculture Department. Connie Hissong, do hereby will my sister, Peggy, to anyone who wants a problem. Everett l-locker, do hereby will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ned Holsopple. Shirley Holsopple, do hereby will my ability to keep my weight at 105 pounds to Mr. Sluterbeck and my ability to catch a man to Miss Cooper. Joanne Horner, do hereby will my dimples to Darlene Tenney and my typing speed to whomever wants it, Bill Hussey, do hereby will my ability ln chemistry, for what it's worth, to Don Koontz. Mike Kissell, do hereby will my Algebra II book to anyone who wants it. Judy Klink, do hereby will my American Problem's book to anyone who wants it. Janet Kronenberg, do hereby will my ability to grade papers and shorthand speed to Shirley williams. Carol Long, do hereby will my ability to abide by school rules to anyone who needs it. Anna Mae Longenecker, do hereby will my wart to my sister, Ellen. June Loxley, do hereby will my desire to become a witch to Linda Wert. Ted Loxely, being of sound mind, do hereby will my manly shape to Junior Olwine. Bob Martindale, do hereby will my bathing suit that I wore at the Ox Roast to Jim Jay. Joy Miller, do hereby will the honor of the State Homemaker's Degree to Shirley Lutz and Co-Editor of th annual to Gloria Miller. Judy Miller, do hereby will my yodeling ability to Mr. Everett Trittschuh, and my giggle to Mr. Rogers. Paul Miller, do hereby will my curly hair and name Fuzzy to Mr. Rogers. Veda Neff, do hereby will my love for school to Marena Neff. Kay Oda, do hereby will my love of classical music to Mr. Stoehr, and my National Honor Society Pin tc Karen Fisher. Lowell Rapp, do hereby will my height to Reggie Wright and my curly hair to Roger Hutchinson. Judy Mae Reck, do hereby will my ability to stick my foot in my mouth to Nancy Landis. Bonnie Ressler, do hereby will my calm quiet disposition to Nancy Younce. Martha Royer, do hereby will my ability to lead singing to my sister. Nelda. Karen Sebring, do hereby will my ability to pass an American Problem's test to Judy Anthony and my long red hair to Ned Holsopple. Bruce Shank, do hereby will my mustache to Roger Rapp. Deanna Shultz, do hereby will my love for boys to Marena Neff. Robert Stickley. do hereby will my height to Ralph Holsopple. Carolyn Stutz, do hereby will my inability to snap my fingers loudly to Mr. Sluterbeck. Donna Trimble, do hereby will my ability to talk fast to Linda warner so she can keep up with Larry. Dean warner, do hereby will my car to Roger Hutchinson. Linda warner, do hereby will my typing speed to whoever wants it. Norman wamer, do hereby will my curly hair to Tom Force and my height to Roger Rapp. Rosanne Wetzel, do hereby will my physics book, number 13, to some lucky Sophomore. Carolyn Whitacre, do hereby will my love for horses to Linda Dershem.



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Graduation Exercises fz 9'L. , L.xg j Vp ' X -Keds ' 55 . gk! i . - o 1 W S ' W r . .. -1 if A vf K I A ww- N .. St. M v 4 .. ,... A . .K K 5 f if ,WN -T554 iff' . 1' gk 5 H .L 3 . . 7 '59, ve' ,ff SENIOR GIRLS ' CHORUS Baccalaureate Service Sunday Evening, lldy 34, 1959, 8300 P. M. Franklin-Mom-oe Auditorium Processional . . . .......... Karen Fisher Doxology ..... ..... Co ngregation Standing Invocation .... ................................ Re v. John Weaver Potsdam Church of Brethren I The Green Cathedral . . . . . . .Carl Hahn Jesus, Joy of My Endeavors ............... .... J . S. Bach Senior Girls Chorus Baccalaureate Address...... .... ... ......... ...Rev. Robert Lenker Painters Creek Church of Brethren Arioso ...... .... Cirri Flute Solo by Rosanne Wetzel Benedlctiorx ... .....!...................Rev. Aer-on Cunningham Gordon Methodist Church Recessional. . . . . . . . .Karen Fisher C t Program Friday Evening, May 39, 1959, 8:00 P. M. Greenville Memorial Hall Processlonal ..... . .... Karen Fisher Invocation ,.... ............,................... Re v. Earl Bishop Pitshurg Methodist Church Salutatory Address ,............................ .,.. K ay Oda Piano Solo ..... ..... ..... J 11 dy Rack Valedictory Address ..... ..,. C onnie Hissong The Halls of Ivy .............................. Russell and Knight Senior Girls Chorus introduction of speakerl ........................ Robert J. out-ban Superintendent Southeastern Local School District Commencement Address. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .MA Life And A Living Dr. N. C. McPherson, Jr. Grace Methodist Church, Dayton, Ohio Presentation of Awards ... . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . .... . .Mrs, Faaxringer Presentation of Class of 1959 .. . .Mr. Rogers Presentation of Diplomas.............,.............Vernon Shultz President of Board of Education Benedlctlonn.. V. C. Ridenour Trinity Lutheran Church Postlude ....Karen Fisher

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