Harbor Creek High School - Harborian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Prophecy of 1950 Seniors As no such parallel has been noticed in former years, we hereby submit to you a reg- ister of names matched with Seniors who are to graduate. These are our ideas. Do you agree with them? Here is what you may see the following people doing in 1960 Dolores Anthony, hoping to become Mrs. Don Kehl Roxi Applequist and Babs Frank, will be co-head designers of a Fashion Dept. Jane Bastow, now Doctor Bastow, has a business competitor in Doctor James Edwards. They will always be arguing to see who re- ceives the most patients Lois Beckman, after graduating from a commercial college - then decides to settle down fand not in the business worldj Nancy Chess, now a kind and sympathetic nurse Patsy Chilcott, get- ting her wires crossed as a switchboard opera- tor Frani Chipley is just going to be a 'tworking gal Erma Coburn, traveling around the states with Bob until they find a suitable place to live -- Caway from their rela- tivesl Marie Decker and Jean Eades, hav- ing the lucky chance to care for those hand- some vets at the new Veterans Hospital Katy Elletson, taking Rosalee Allan's place as a famous yodeler Lorelei Gaylord, taking Mr. Leary's place as a math teacher . . . Dee Ham- mill, guiding the planes into the airport, with- out an accident, as a control tower operator . .. Janet Heyer, between times at working at a big furniture store, hopping down to Texas for a vacation LaRue Kohlman, a brilliant re- ceptionist, who does everything for her boss. Lizabeth Lainey, giving Miss Schilling compe- tition as an English teacher Bonnie Love- joy, busy taking notes and dictation from Mr. Rodger Guilford, who is now a famous journal- ist and has taken Walter Winchells column over Connie McAchren, trying to get Fuzzy Evans to quit the Pirates , and go with her to India as a missionary Virginia Meyers, now Mrs. William Crabb, trying to find out, from Lawrence Doerr fthe All-American Chick- en Raiserj, how to raise a brood of her own .. . Margaret Mumford, now Mrs. Eugene McCool, keeping her sister company as a young house- wife Peg Ogle, enjoying all her duties as a nurse, except B. P. duty Audrey Reece, having her wish fulfilled about becoming Mrs. Frank Longo Sally Butler, an employee of the Arthur Murray Studios, teaching square dancing Carol Noonan, busy taking a few trips to Reno, and stopping on the way to see that now famous model in New York, Marianne Verdoni, who has taken Chilli Williams' place Botty Dale, now a noted beauty opera- tor Rolf Bork, doing marvelous work as a designing engineer Ralph Brady, a steady worker at good ole Generous Electric , if he isn't a big executive by then An up and coming accountant that will aid the G.E. will be Jack Branke . . . Jimmy Bretz, will be work- ing at the dirty job of being a mechanic, as will Gordon Root . . . Norbert Brown, still work- ing on his old junk heap of an automobile George Church, will have a big title, and be sitting behind a big desk, at the job of being a Certified Public Accountant Pete DiNicola, Cthat Jack Armstrong fanb now another Frank Leahy, as a famous football coach Guy Lombardo's 'tSweetest Music This Side of Heaven , Orchestra, will be under the baton of Ulvlickey' Foster Johnny Freeman, will be a big-wheel Navy man If you have any electrical trouble at your home, that handy electrical expert, Blair Irwin will help you out Tourists from all over the world will come to visit the Maille Farm , ably operated by Bill Maille One of those dare devil hot rod drivers, Don McCarty, will be caught for sure by that feared, tough state cop, Ted Perry, if he takes his fast driving onto the main high- way The big-time star of the Boston Red Sox is none other than our own Ted McQueeny Charles Merchant is so happy finally be- cause he found out Houdini's secret magic tricks LeRoy Palloto will be making mil- lions, taking Coach Lou Tullio's place . . . Ronnie Parrish is now a retired man Robert Penn will have only a few more years to go and he will be old enough to become president of the United States A new, modern gas station, will be owned by Chester Peterman Charles Reichart, will at last have the say of how the Harbor should be run Helping the milk supply, will be Danny Sharpe, owner of a dairy farm Richard Wetzel will be famous, or more so, than Bill Stern as 3 sports writer We hope that as a truck driver, Eddie Clarke, won't have to give Doctor Kightlinger any busi- ness Harold Heuser, another Joe Louis LeRoy Stevenson, tif he is out of schoolb, will be the proud papa of nine children Jimmy Nelson, may have a new car fa '41 at leastl to keep taking him to his apprentice course Delbert Morgan, will be working with H. L. R. Emmett at the G. E., designing a new turbine Ronnie Sharp will be seen speeding along in his old Overland Jeep The whole Senior Class. will make frequent trips to Calvary Cemetary, to visit our old school mate, Norman Edler Shirley Keller is now head hair styl- ist at M-GM Studios This concludes our prophesy into the future, and we hope that the good for some people work out and the bad things won't come about. We leave you now and hope to see you all in the future and especially the next ten years in the best of health.

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