Glen Allen High School - Panthian Yearbook (Glen Allen, VA)

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WHO'S WHO IV THE CLASS OF “49 BEST LOOKING GET Os MOST eS BASHFUL Se Se. is 2) 9 B = SUCCEED RESSED

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PANTHIANETTE’S ALUMNI Well, we hear our energetic bell ringer, Fred Miltz, is really ringing bells in the engineering field. 49’s big football star, Wilson Tinsley, is now coaching football at Notre Dame in ’59. Mr. Powers has just made a new discovery in Glen Allen’s own Terry Tucker, who has recently become one of his models. Just turn your radio to WRVA and you will hear that familiar voice of news commentator, Albert Van Horn. Yesterday someone saw Ivonia down town and imagine his surprise. She had grown to be 5’9” tall. She’s enjoying life as a secretary to the Governor. Anchor’s Aweigh! Bill Slack has been pro- moted to a captain in the Navy. Looks like Ted Page is progressing in the business world as much as he did on the basket- ball floor. He seems: to be taking care of Margaret, also. We see where Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Childress, Jr. have just gotten back from a tour in South America. Mrs. Childress was the former Frances Williams of Glen Allen. You all remember John Cervarich. Did you hear that he’s made a big success in engineering while working for Boen Airplane Manufacturers? “South America, here I come,” are the words of Joan Webster, She has accepted an offer for a secretary’s position in Rio de Janeiro. “The chair recognizes Representative Scher- merhorn of Virginia,’ says speaker Glazebrook. There’s a hot fight going on in the house this session. Rah! Rah! Rah! for Glen Allen’s girls’ basketball team, coached by a former student, Ann Crowder. Glen Allen vs. Manchester— Glen Allen wins 66-0. We hear that Ed Meharg is really seeing stars, but he’s not a prize fighter. Astronomy is where he won his fame. Even though he’s little, Jackie Watts is doing big things as a commercial artist. You say you’re planning to build a new house? How about letting Herbe rt Crumley do your interior decorating for you? Reading, ’riting, and ’rithmetic—That’s what Mamie Shelton is preaching now that she’s a teacher. I wonder if she’s hard on her kids. Fore! That’s a hole in one. Must be the golf champion, Jimmy Wright. Have you heard? Joyce Cobb is singing in the Metropolitan Opera. Ill bet she'll be a second Lily Pons before long. We’ve just received the results of the United States best looking man contest. Guess who it was. Why Glen Allen’s Jim Russell of course. [1 I NEWS IN “59 Seems that several of the °49 girls have made big successes in the commercial line. Shirley Adams and Gloria Gibson are both secretaries of prominent business men, Gilbert Brothers Inc. are soon to hold a grand opening of their new department store located in Greendale. They’ll be giving Miller and Rhoads and Thalhimers something to worry about. Page Jackson has been promoted to teller in the First and Merchants National Bank. Page always did like to handle money. Did you hear the hit parade last night? If you did, then you know that Ann Rothschild is really going places. Helen Harrison is now married to a famous playboy and lives in an elaborate apartment in the Waldorf-Astoria. Oakie Boss is doing “okay dokey” as a traffic cop. He’s regulating all the heavy traffic in the metropolis of Greendale. He got some exper- ience in the senior play. Can you believe it? Vinnie Perrin is a Fuller Brush Man. Since his employment sales have gone up fifty per cent. We see by the papers that Coach Sherwood Frostick’s boys are favored to take the state championship in football this season. Marian Sheridan is now enjoying married life. Robert McCullough is now writing a comic strip entitled “Mac’s Millions”. His secretary is none other than Janet Ryan. ‘“Deedle” really ran into some luck. He inherited a large sum of money from his fifty- second cousin. Guess what! Tommy Robertson is married to “Sweet Georgia Brown”. He always did like that state. Monk Cadmus had better watch out. He’s got all the women after him, Wonder how Monk will get out of this; or maybe he doesn’t want to. We heard that Charlie Toombs is really going places in midget auto racing. He’s become a real speed king. Nancy Schermerhorn is happily married as Mrs. Donald Conyers. They have just left for a tour of Europe. Remember our accordianist of the class of °49, Annie Lee is now in Hollywood and is really going places. Challice Haydon has made a great discovery —little pink pills that make you grow 4”, All short people have been stampeding her doorstep. That’s all the news until the next issue.

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