Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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s- ,es as ss, I!l48e , Class Prophecy Qcontinuedl Arriving in the dusty city of Baltimore, I went immediately to Ford's theatre where a revival of Stage Door was being presented. I was elated to find my friends in those roles they had played in our senior class production of the same show. Iackie Williams, Bill Mason, Doris Butts, Anne Stouffer, Iane Sweigert, Iune Carr, and others were on stage or in the wings. Feeling in the mood for a refreshing drink I went to llDick's Diner , owned and operated by one, Richard Springer, who had a cute little barmaid, Ianet Dixon working for him The lights dimmed and the floor show began Vicki Hayzlett dancing to the singing of Nancy Pope and Io Martin Paying a visit to the hospitals of Baltimore I was astonished to find so many former carefree classmates such as Ioanne Devilbliss Frances Cave Pat Eikel berger Nancy Thomas Evelyn Robertson Peggy Feiser and Ieannine Cun ningharn in the roles of angels of mercy And lust as I was leaving I heard the call system Calling Dr Kritzer calling Dr Henry Kritzer would wonders never cease? The Maryland Art Institute was next on my itinerary and I found Iack Butler and Anne Zimmerman dashing paints on canvas Ill never know what they were painting Going on to Washington I was yust in time to pay a visit to Dolly Ridgely her husband Bob and their ever adorable cherubs Shopping in Philadelphia for a gown for the symphony was quite a problem until I saw Diane Munson more beautiful than ever modeling a luscious back less strapless affair which I had to have I - I I I I ' I I I I ' i . , . 1 - - V I I I I ' ' I I . ' , . ef- W- W- fm- - A--H 9 I ..,., ,,,,, , , ,- ., , ,Y 7 ,,,,- Y Y, ,Y ,,,, .-. .,,A ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ld - ,- ,, HW ,W , , W W ,, rv AMAA ,

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'run Hl1lSKllI.ITll F Class P1 ophecy It was in the year 1960 that I took this trip I have always dreamed of- automobile trip with many stops along the way to pay visits to my classmates of 1948. Buzzing along North Potomac St. in my new convertible I heard a siren behind me. In no time at all I found myself being reprimanded for speeding by a stern faced judge in the traffic court none other than Robert Applegetl On my way once again I passed the highway where Kathryn Baker and Rae Beer were still trying to pass their driver s test' Comlng upon my old Alma Mater H H S I declded to pay a V1S1l to all my old classmates who were teachers there attendmq a state meeting I saw Barbara Hockman Nancy Saylor Pat Shinham Wilda Miller Lou Beer ludy Ellsworth Ianet Rhodes loan Poole Betty Huntzberry Ianet Davis Marie Poffenberger AIICG Poe Trmkey Morgan and Lucille Geiselman From these aspiring educators I learned about an exciting trial be1ng held in Frederick and lost no time in getting there Among the lawyers presenting the case were Fred lones Elwood Hauver and Burt Hoffman On my way to Baltimore I passed a very interesting chemical plant and Willson washing test tubes 70 an I . . . . , . I r r .I . . . I I . ' I I - I ' . I I I I I I I . I I I ' I I ' was astonished to find two of my former classmates, Paul Fleming and Dick , . , . , W sw, . ,rim mf, ,,tt ,, ,,,,, an, ,.-. ,- ra -HW -I , Y A .-, ,

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Q ciij. r,i1g,c .QT 'I' II E I S IA I vc' ,-'ii or j ii Class Prophecy continued Going to the symphony in that nearly caused my musically minded class- mates to drop their instruments. Gazing in wonder or delight were the conductor Donald Hoffman and musicians Mary Lou Bikle Melwyn Davis Charles Huyett and Robert Hughes. Hurrying to New York I was just in time to see lol-Xnne Beachley woman psychiatrist marry that tall New Englander in The Little Church Around the Corner ln the reception I saw many more of my classmates Betsy Cannen and Alice Lusby Linguists were preparing to sail for Europe the following week Adelaide Campbell preparing to shed her tenth husband lane Schnebly ready to pick up the pieces of number 10 lanet Neikirk and Pat Kreglo maids of honor George Payette covering the story for a thousand newspapers George Darlington broadcasting it Dave Shirey all american best man Roy Henck celebrant of the wedding It was really heartwarming to head for home after this glorious trip When I finally returned I was forced to call on the accountancy firm of Hoffman Hull and Elliot to straighten out my affairs and retired to the dental care of Dr Clopper My doctor advised a rest at the Washington County Hospital While there out of chemistry is beyond me The Mysterious Traveler Z - - c ' 5 I I I I I I . . . ,, . I If . , . . I . . . I ' , ' 1 . I I l f l 1 , ' 1 1 I 1 ' l 1 I I I I happened to see the head nurse .... Rosalie Boward .... How she ever got W, W , ..-. . ,Y ,,,, , ,WW ,?7..-v on --.Y-l, ,ir ,W-,Y V 'fern-, -, H W- A, - - rs, 7 H - -D , ,Ds