Glenwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (New Boston, OH)

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CLHSS PHUPHECU On our f1rst furlough 1n twenty years we dec1ded to v1s1t our old home town of New Boston Noth1ng much had changed except that New Boston was now capxtal of the Un1ted States Th1s be1ng the case we thought we would V1S1t the Un1V6TS1tY ofGlenwood whxch of course was located next to the Wh1te House We entered the UH1VerS1ty and went to the Off1CC and found that Marv1n Marlowe had succeeded Mr Hall after he had RETIRED' W1lma Ph1ll1ps was teachxng government W1lma always d1d l1ke govern ment After our long walk we were very th1rsty We stopped at Joe s wh1ch was now a successfulmght club under the propr1etorsh1p of Elsxe Bartlett We were not 1n the least surprlsed 1H talkuig to ElS1C to fxnd that Norma Thacker now owned the 'T1ger Den We dropped 1n to f1nd Paul Wr1ght rack1ng balls After talk1ng to Paul for about 30 mmutes we dec1ded to be on our way After walkmg down the streeta few blocks w we found Don Holbrook stand1ng on a soap box g1v1ng a pol1t1cal speech He was runnxng for Un1ted States Senator It was then that Don told us that New Boston had won the State Basketball champ1onsh1p for the last two years under the coachlng of Sam Sh1ngler We thought we would go see Sam At f1rst we d1dn't recognlze h1m because he had changed so much Dur1ng h1s 10 years of pro basketball he had grown to 8 feet 6 1nches tall and wore sxze 15 shoe Sam sa1d that he would chauffeur us around town When we had gone about 5 m1les we had a flat so we had to pull xnto the nearest stat1on wh1ch happened to be a Texaco and guess who owned 1t'? You guessed It George F1tch George was now the owner of a large cha1n of Texaco stat1ons We understand he got h1s start on the corner of Gall1a and Harr1sonv1lle way back mn 1951 Whxle we were havlng our flat f1xed George adv1sed us to take a cab because he was busy We called the Chevrolet Cab Co whxch was owned by Dave Semones Dave took us to the a1rport where the f1rst rocketsh1p to reach the moon had Just returned Dave 1nformed us that one of our old classmates had perfected the formula for the fuel necessary to get the rocketsh1p there It was none other than Professor C B Hunter Charles was as modest as usual over the tr1p wh1ch had made h1m famous and he even gave us hls autograph' We understood that Charles and one other of our Classmates were the fmrst ones to set foot on the moon Of course th1s had to be the adventurous type so we know 1mmed1ately who xt was Wanada Green! We asked to see the pllot and rt was not to our surpr1se to fxnd Bud M1115 st1ll as b1g a daredevll as ever Dave told us that a well known beaut1c1an was 1n town for the next few days who was g1v1ng lessons to glrls on how to f1x thelr ha1r properly It was run by none other than Phyll1s Huffman It was Dave s lunch hour so we dec1ded 71 .W V' 1 .ff'Qi' .Q-1-2'-. 11-' , ' I - I I . Q I ! , . . . I f . . l . . l U ' ' ' e F heard a commotion around the corner. We decided to look in on it, and - ' 1 ' . 7 ! ! . , . I I . , .