Glendale High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Glendale, OR)

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1zoPHEcY WS P sts 2 -- -4- 1 f li gil! :!!EL 1 S b Whlle walklng dwun a dark side street in Parls, France, we chanced upon a prophet of the present, past, and future A small doorway con fronted us As we stepped 1nto the dlmly l1ght ed 1nter1or, a mademolselle garbed in qualnt French attire wlth large gold ear F1HgS dangllng from her ears, appeared before us She mot1oned us to be seated and held out her hand to be crossed wlth s1lver I grudg1ngly w1th drew a s1lver dollar from my purse and slowly crossed her palm Her hand closed upon qu1ckly, and she dropped lt 1nto her pocket She gazed 1ntently 1nto her crystal ball and then began, WYou are from Glendale, Oregon and you have come to find out what has happened to the graduatlng class of nlneteen fifty one I shall try to glve you the exact detalls Joy B1rd 15 in South Amerlca, marrled to Manly Patterson and worklng as a m1SS10H8Py Her capable way, and contagious cheerfulness have endeared her to the natlves of that reglon Her dear friend W1lma Brown, 18 now Mrs Doyle McCaslin, a very promln dairy farmer, is now the ldeal house husband, con tent to manage thelr lovely home The scene changes into the Frank Loso resl dence where the former Barbara Thomas is wip1ng one of her nlne Ch1ldF6H'S noses Now I see one of Bengy Mouchett's numerous chain stores where the proprletor 15 lnspectlng the supply of Phlla delphla cream cheese and M8136 lobster 1n which the Mouchett stores speclallze Bengy's w1fe 15 the famous opera star, Marlon Martln Suddenly the Mademo1selle's eyes flash with pr1de Janell Johnson who is st1ll carrying her malden name has become a d1st1ngu1shed hoslery model for Sak's of Flfth Avenue She 18 st11l try1ng to dec1de between the soldler, sa1lor, and a1r corpsman B111 Cooper, whom we kn w very well was vot ed Joe College at Penn State Seems he was out standlng 1n athletlcs, dramatlcs, and also a great lover, w1th the result that he has become a great Yi wm atherln around h1mself scores f beau ilgulaxomin g O a Q A N i t X Q2 C-si SQMK c::::l Af .2 3,5 . - P 5 9 ' . . . . Q-1.-1 . - - v I! fl . lllll, ' . I ' - A l J . . 9 ' e l 3 ' . . ' . . , X . I . . , .- ent lawyer in New York.. Doyle, an unsuccesful - I - ' . . ' . . , 1 Q 1 . 3 , - X ff 21 ' ' x ' E lr ,X,t xX J, 'f , , ist, Z, la! x,- L QP 3- 5 E V ' xr xl

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Xs- l -ff Jane Rust is marrled to Harold Van Norten and 15 high on the soclety 11st ln New York She goes on a world crulse every year with her husband Her beauty and po1se have made them welcome 1n the best c1rcles at home and abroad Tom Lyons 15 a second Frank Slnatra and has had many opportunltles to go on the stage He was marrled to D1ane Crlpps r1ght after she graduated from hlgh school Rlchard Pankey and Frank Woodley are faahlon deslgners for the famous M G M stud1os Neither 18 marrled and both are content to be bachelors l1V1Hg together 1n a small penthouse on Broadway Berda Munyon, a second Slster Kenny, has d1s covered a new process ln physlotherapy, destlned to make her world famous Bob Sk1ll1ngs 15 now better known as the nAll Star Texan N In his schoolteachlng days he trled h1s sklll at coachlng, and found he had great tal ent along that line Ellen Coyle is marrled to Dave Larson and l1ves 1n Quebec, Canada She never d1d f1H1Sh her course 1n nurs1ng, because the career of home mak lng rather appealed to her It seems that Benny Moore flnally got over h1s great love for Janell Johnson that developed durlng the sen1or class play, and married a New England glrl He now owns a big manufacturing concern in the East Hls l1ttle daughter has 1nher1ted h1s peaches and cream C0mP1eX1OH Pat Fotherlngham 18 marr1ed to the world famous psychlatrlst, Joseph Sanders They are now located ln Duluth, M1nnesota Pat spends her days ln soclal work, and her evenlngs entertalning the assoclates of her eminent husband It seems B111 Chandler declded to be a bache lor and 1S now the Sports Edltor on the Glendale Courler H1s gray ha1r g1V6S hlm such a d1St1D conslderlng his slngle state We were wonderlng why she had said nothing of our old fr1end Margaret Ponder and as we start ed to ask about her, the Mademo1selle's eyes twlnkled Wlth a deft motlon of her hand, she dropped the l1ttle black veil from her face and there sat Margaret Ponder M A .11 'Lx qv E' 2-1, W GX 5 I ik G l.Ql J ' . 0 . . a M a M ' I KX Q. . ' . 5 - x ' gl . . ' 'w . .I i . . . . - - wr X 1 - ' . . . f'- E? V' gh . . l I '. . . . A bs 'D ', 97 . I . I ' K XJ 'S guished look, he :ls much sought after, especially A ,Nap . ' ' - H :xx O .... 'fs ' -1 -- ?biu .J 'K 'RRY h Q V eiggg? ll . s' J : 'p i T ear I g ' 7 xii I, X F ,bla