Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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Class Prophecy In 1970 I, Shirley Miller, took a vacation from my job as a secretary to visit important cities and historic places and to see my classmates. While flying to Columbus, Ohio on a Trans-Continental Airlines plane, I discovered that the stewardess was no one else but Janice Kochman. We visited until I arrived at Co- lumbus and she told me Norma Heck was doing civil service work in Columbus. I visited with Norma for a while after I got there and I learned from her that Vera Robinson was working as a typist for Ed Crites who is now a business executive in a nearby city. So before I left Columbus I went to see Ed and Vera and then was on my way to New York. In New York I went to see a Broadway show which was starring .Janice Emery, a famous actress, and after the show while visiting with Janice she told me Bevra Blind and Sharon Jester were working for a movie producer in New York. Following a short visit with Bevra and Sharon, I was off for Chicago to see Virginia Fouts and Karen Parrish, registered nurses and John Hall, a lab tech- nician, who are all working at City Hospital. Karen and Virginia informed me that Jack Pfeiffer and Frank Wfanosik were working as chemists in a chemical plant owned by Doyle Harding and I said that I would be passing by the plant to see them. Later in the day as I was relaxing for a minute or two, I read that Bob Hines, who is in the army, had been promoted to the rank of general. Bob is stationed in Texas so I decided I would have to go to see him. While touring the army base he told me he was writing to Jerry Herbert who was in the Navy and to Lynn Scoggin who was in the Marine Corps. Neither of the boys was station- ed in the United States, so I thought it best to write each one a letter. A few days later I was on my way to California to see Merritt Fahner, who owned one of the biggest Mdead businesses in the state. While talking to Mer- ritt I noticed that a couple of boys were working on hearses and discovered they vsflere Bill Boyer and Ronnie Davis. Merritt said they were two very good me- c anics. My last stop was at a high school in a nearby town where I had learned Gary Fivecoat was principal. He told me Judy Gooding was teaching home eco- nomics and Paul Hoffman, geometry. in his school. He also mentioned that the school was having a very successful year in basketball and that the coach was Bonnie Clark. After a short visit with each of these, I was on my way home. On my ar- rival I thought back over my trip and the reunions with my classmates and was happy at the successes of the members of the class of 760. 11177616671

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