Girard High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Girard, IL)

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I .L fm . hx EEF.. it I I Pa, gf,-X9 L. A N ,P+- , x 4 FFA--Pulling for Girard. The Schoppe twins--they're canning Nokomisl Kay and Norma--Painting?? ? ? Our non-existant bandg pretty neat, huh? THE SENIORS PRIDE AND JOY! I I This is a whale ofa float, eh, Juniors? First Prizeg congrats, Sophomoresl Stewart, Laughlin, Jenkins and Stewartg this seems too good to be true! I I Here's a good combinationg they're supposed to be working. AHEM! N

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However shortly after he left the telephone rang The operator s vo1ce was somewhat famtltar to me and as I was trytng to recall where I had heard that stlly laugh before II suddenly dawned on me That unmtstakeable cackle belonged to none other than SHIRLEY LANCASTER She told me she had just begun workxng for the Solar Telephone Company on earth and seemg my name In the telephone dxrectory had dectded to call and ftnd out how I was I told her about Don s vtstt and the mformatton he had gtven me and asked her 1f she could add anythtng to II She told me that LINDA CRAWFORD and ROY ADAMS had f1nally gotten marr1ed and were 11v1ng 1n a ltghthouse off the shores of Iceland Also that DON SUTTON and ROBERT MALHAM had estabhshed thetr own bustness f1rm tn Ttmbuctoo now an enormous ctty of the untverse They manafacture space sutts and helmets wh1ch have been very helpful to people w1sh1ng to travel a lot Along the entertatnment l1ne Shtrley told me that PAT NAGEL, CAROL DONALDSON, and JEAN COREY were now playtng at The Btg Dxpper on Mtlky Way Avenue The gtrls call them selves The Three Moonbeams and are qutte famous for thenr song and dance routmes I asked Shtrley 1f any of the ktds were st1ll l1v1ng 1n or near G1rard and found that NORMA MOLEN IS workmg at Mrs Tucker s factory 1n J acksonvtlle where her husband IS also employed CAROL CLEVENGER, who was always tnterested In the arts IS now pa1nt1ng the dots on dtce JOE COVERDILL, who was always so bashful wtth the gtrls IS worktng at the Hazel Btshop L1p st1ck Factory tn Sprmgfteld He and hts asststant MARILYN FRICKE test all 11DSI1Ck that IS sent out Shtrley satd thatJOAN HINCKLE has made qulteaname for G1rard as she won the unxversally wlde contest for best mother of the year Mrs O Nell and her ten cluldren w1ll appear before the Spacesmen s Gutld to recelve her award lt seems that JIM LAUGHLIN, now a famous sctenust and hts assttant TOMMY PETERSON, are workxng towards a way to lnvent breath savmg p11ls These ptlls they say w11l be a great asset to thepubhc espectally the pol1t1c1ans Mtss DOROTHY BRISTOW, now Mrs Don Daugterty ts a contented house w1fe She used Carnauon Mxlk I wondered 1f any of the old busxnesses were st1ll tn operatlon Shtrley told me that NORMA JACKSON IS now runrung the Jackson Cafe formerly operated by her parents DON GARBETT and DALE CRUMP have begun a lonely hearts club ID G1rard and are happy to report that mall has been pourmg 1n by the truck loads As head of the G1rard Nursery NORMA TALBERT WOLFE mxnds MARY ANN BOCK S three chtldren whtle Mary Ann works tn her factory on a new product Non tummy upset' pxlls for Jet pxlots Th1s concludes my report s1r and I can truly say I am proud of the success of my former classmates , . ' I 9 n A Q . . . . , 1 Q . Q , . 1 1 - u - - on f - - . on n - - - I O . . , . . . . - , . . - s p I . . , . . . . . , . . - o ' ' I 0 0 1 v v . s - . . . , . . . I .4 - - 1 - ' - . U . , 1 r n 1

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- Linda a nd ROV W Hd R . and 'Y O 1Ch31-d gfamewmmg Count 'HUM' 0.5.2. Jimmy Dufner, Crown Bearerg Norman Lair, Junior Candidate: Richard Whitler, Queen Escortg Maurice Pryor, Freshman Candidateg Roy Adams, Kingg Tom Donaldson, Sophomore Candidateg Wilma Voyles, Sophomore Candidateg Linda Crawford, Queen, Phyllis Eastin, Freshman Candidate, Shirley Miller, Junior Candidateg Reva White, Vocalist, Karen Drake, Crown Bearer. Compliments of WILSON SHELL STATION