Friday Harbor High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Friday Harbor, WA)

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Now we have really started out in earnest and are on our way to San Fran- cisco, where we meet Gloria Olson, 'owner of a large chain of grocery stores. She started out as clerk in a grocery store in Seattle, but she rose so fast that she soon owned the store, and went on from there to her present chain of stores. While there, we took a trip to Hollywood, where we met Etta Mae Tuck, who is writing fantastic stunts for the movies. Seems that she had such a knack for doing crazy stunts in high school, that she just followed it up. She wrote her most famous picture for Jerry Waner, which was called, l80 Days of Slavery , or ny Senior Year in High School. As we went back to our ship, imagine our surprise when we bumped into Kenneth Ramage. He now was the top hotrod driver in the country, and was just passing through on his way to the Mexican Road Race. He told us that he builds all his own hot rods and only three have blown up with him. His late- st creation is a cross between a Model m, a '37 chev, a '53 Olds, and a 1970 rocket ship. Our next little trip was to Washington D. C., where we 'saw Nancy Nash, who had made a career of government work. Her greatest accoirqalishment was breaking up the cold war with Russia in 1965. She has been appointed as am- bassador to Russia and had been in a conference with Premier Malenkov, when she got mad at him and beat him up. Since that the Russians were so scared of the U. S. that they turned over the whole country. While we were there, Joyce Anderson and the former Char Carter came down from New York to see us. We found out that Char had married the butler of the first trilllonare in the world. They were a devoted couple and Char told me that her husband often told her that while the best things may come in small packages, he had gotton a large shipment at once. 170700: we 19431951 had startedout as a telephone operator in Houston, Texas. Shortly afterward, however, she found that she could make much better money as a rlveter :Ln an airplane factory. Then one day she dropped a hot rivet in her work clothes and earned her present name of Hot Garters Gertie. While dancing around, a big producer from Broadwqr happened to come by and signed her up on the spot as a dancer, where she has been ever since. Next we took a little jaunt across the Atlantic to Paris, where we went to Barbara's Beauty Bank. This world-famous beauty salon was run bynme other than our old classxmte Barbara Thompson. She explained to us that young women can come in and store up part of the young beauty for use in later years. Just then she was fixing up Rawleen Davie, another old classmate of ours. Come to find out, Rawleen had opened a Music Conservatory there in Paris after graduating from Western Washington College and spending,seve1-al years at the Metropolitan Opera. So far, Rawleen has turned out five very famous opera stare, sixteen just famous ones, and seven top popular artists. In fact a list of her pupils reads like the music award. Well now that we have seen everybody, and proved that the class of '53 were all famous without exception, and that the world has to acknowledge our sup ariority, we turn back home again to the cannery and the rabbit business. Jack Ringler, Jerry Waner, Santos Pantoja

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