Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY Come along wlth me Jack and see some of our old classmates Dal w1ll be there and Geneva and her famlly Dxd you know that Dal has a broken leg as well as a few cracked rlbs and a broken arm? All this hap pened when the scaffoldlng on whxch he was worklng broke and hurled hlm to the ground below Where was he work1ng'7 Oh dldn t you know Why he IS employ ed by the Contlary Construction Company as brlcklayer and was worklng on the neyy skyscraper they re bulldmg at the present tlme Frecks met them at the door and asked them lf they would run down to the butcher shop for her Of course they went and who should they find beh1nd the counter but Butch Blmd hlmself Butch told them that he had Just heard a sports reporter announce over the radxo that the Smlth brothers Glenn and Chalmers had recently slgned up wlth the Cley eland Indlans VN h1le they were dxscusslng thlS subject Evelyn Mxlllgan librarian at the Tuscarawas Pubhc Llbrary walked ln She had Just rece1ved a letter from Paullne Metzger who IS holdlng the pos1t1on of bookkeeper at the F1restone Tlre and Rubber Company of Akron Oh1O Paullne Sald that Flor ence Kxnsey had just recexy ed another promotlon 1n the same firm and ls now head accountant Eyelyn also sa1d that Maxme Ervm IS t1ll worklng IH Mr Starr's 0fflC9 1n the Gnadenhutten Schools Dale Shepard the boxer of the class of 41 has yust embarked on a yoy age to Europe for a month s tralnxng before h1s next bout Our class has been successful hasn t lt mumbled Jack openmg hxs ey es slowly and starmg toward the ce1l1ng There Jack Just be qulet and rest ey ery thxng IS gomg to be a.ll right Wlth a glassy stare Jackfs ey es roamed about the room seeklng the VOICE which had Just spoken to h1m finally comlng to rest on a figure IH whlte standmg over hlm Marv Proud of all people weakly exclaimed Jack What happened where am I Mary 1ep11ed You re 1n White Cross Hospxtal Jack You were ln iured th1S mornmg when somethmg exploded 1n your laboratory but every thmg IS golng to be all rlght now And you re r1ght Jack our class has been successful ey en 1f y ou yy ere dreamlng when you Sald It yu- moron ITXN sromw U,,,,l,,,,,,c,,t, of 1 and 'F100 Rmc.wA1 rom coyuuwx Bu' Hel' And sau nadcn Lhrlchsyllle T St 10 I- HDI Ill Rl- Al U ll H 1- NUR!-5 pl,0Rxl OONII -KW! Ass0lIATION lib XM-.t Hugh Ayenue nm d by D u 1 l- umm N1 yy lhlladelphia Ohio Nlaln 5t0l1 N u llnlulflplnu Dial P3011 l. y - , . 1 v 'f H . . . - . Y Y . . , . . , , Y . Y V 1 Y . . 7 s A ' 3 v v ' v 1 vw v' ' ' A' sr ' Y ' v 7 ' KC ,Y ' ' . Y . . Y Y u , . Y Y .... Y . . . . v ' ' Y Y v 7 ' Y . . Y . . . , . Y Y . . . . Y S . . . Y . . , . ' ' w v v ' ' ' Y ' . ' n, if 7 ' 77 ' ' . . , , . Y Y Y . Y . . H . . w v ' ' 7 ! Y Y Y . . . . ,, . Y . , Y . . Y N . Y . . v Y ' . Y . . . . . H a ' 9 ' .1 H , , ' cc 1 7 Y qu , , , - as y - - ' ' . U , . , . ' . . . . , . Y Y , , Y ' v 7 Y . Y Y . . . ,, 9 V ' A A A 4 . l 4 ' ' . . . . 1- ., . L' ., Y Y v . Y Y. ,. , . . 7 , . , , v 1 , , l- - - - A 1- N - '1' 1-1 1. 1. 1 . . . . l . - - A . . . 1 ' - Y ' s ' . . .. v 1 0 ' , L-.004 I' s . 1 0. H 'ls A - ' ' , - - 'N . 1- ' ' 2 - , 0. ' L.,

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CLASS PROPHECY One bright summer dav in the year 1945 a noted young scientist lack Miller was experimenting in his laboratory when suddenly there was a resounding bang followed by the clash and clatter of falling ob jects After some time Jack picked hlmself up from among the crumbled 1u1ns of a once well equipped modern laboiatory and made his way to the door Dashing out into the street he ran headlong into an innocent pass er by With a hurried pardon me he advanced two steps then whirled around Just recognizing the passer by to be none other than his old crony Joe Vansickle Joe recognized Jack at the same time and after many ex clamations of surprise at finding each other 1n such a queer manner they made their way back 1nto the crumbled ruins of Jack s laboratory for a nice long chat about old times Joe it seems had managed to keep in touch with several other membeis of the class of 41 He told Jack that Donna Angel was a foreign missionary who traveled by plane most of the time alwavs makmg sure that Eugene Huebner was the pilot As particular about mechanics as Donna about pilots Eugene always makes sure that Bob Ervin attends to his plane before taking off Donna enJoys chatting with the stewardess on Eugene s plane because it is another of her old classmates Vera Goodmg made quite a success as operators of the BuTee Beauty Salon Joe also said B111 Rldgway has followed in his father s footsteps now being a very successful coal operator with mines scattered over all parts of the country Roy Miller and Howard Clum spend many long winter evenings to gether at one or the other of their adjoining farms talking over crops and the good times they had back in G H S Elmer Kadrl who was so fond of teasing girls never married but leads a solitary life sometimes work ing as hired hand for Roy during harvest Lena Mapel and Martha Loper are now living in a furnished apartment in Wheeling West V1rg1n1a where they can be close to their work as sales ladies and to the Jamboree Suddenly realizing that he was hungry Jack suggested to Joe that they go get something to eat At this Joe remembered that he had been on his way to Tuscarawas to the home of the former Doris Cutes when Jack had stopped h1m YOUR A Sz P SUPER MARKET GNADENHUTTEN BANK HELPS YOU LIVE BETTER FOR YOUR ACCOUNT SOLICITLD LESS ALL DEPOSITS INSURED 211 Water St Uhrlchsvxlle Ohio Gnadenhutten Ohio s . n -In . n nv 1 , ' . , ' 9 - 9 ' u 99 I , - - ' . n -Q . , Q 4 1- v - . ' ' u 99 I - - 1 , . . . - b . , 7 . ' , 7 w ' 9 . . . I , .' . A A , . . Joe said he had heard that June Hamilton and Phyllis Dietrich had ' K6 7? 7 4 . . . . o s ., 1 . 9 .9 9 ' . . , . . . , . - ' It !! , . . . , U as 1 , N 1 W 79 .9 . l 9 . , .

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