Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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Jim Losekamp rs the only me ehrnie I trust on mv airplane I often xrsrt Chicago where he man ages several airports Floreen Hoerst a good sten ographer didnt like the rdea f staying ID an office all day When ne rich uncle died she took over management of hrs stock farm A frnancrallx successful man IS Harold Settle A Master Sergeant rn World War II he received the Purple Heart Lillian Gavle Smith was a fa mous singer and radio star of our cay Mabel Grubbs was an rnspector in one of the big airplane factories during the war A leatherneck who helped take Tokyo rn the final battle was Glen Colegate He returned safely and opened hrs night club in New Haxen Hazel Martin was a secretary at the Crosley plant while she waited for that certain soldier to return. A fellow who received the Con- gressional Medal for his bravery in the downfall of Tokyo was Cap- t'1in Richard Strimple an engineer. Flossie Knose worked at the First National Bank in Cincinnati. Dur- ing her vacation she took a trip to Alaska where she met her one and only and she is the household man- ager of a modern house in the suburbs of Cincinnati, Bob Rudisill has a cattle ranch in California. He is always telling his wife of the brave deeds that he performed in the Coast Guard. They raise oranges, English VVal- nuts and three children. Jrmes P Fruit graduated wrtl highest honors from Harvard Law School Hrs greate t ambition is t be appointed to the United State Supreme Court Juanita Meters honor graduate of Christ hospital is director 1 nursing f our soldiers in the South Seas After the war Frances Poland traveled to Montana to run the ranch her father had grx en her to her brrthdav Colonel Jack Addison squadron leader rn the Iokyo battle is now manager of the Lrvrl All Patrol at Lunken Airport Marianna Banschbach frnrshed her nurses training rn the Cnrist Hospital She Joined the Nan Nurses and was sent overseas for the duration Margie Kolb entertained our soldiers at USO parties and did Rec Cross work Rose Etta White took a positron as typist in one of the offices at Patterson Field where she is wel' known for her excellent work, The pin-up nurse of the Aussie, was Dorothy Kerr. Her untiring efforts brought her much distincf tion. After the duration she be- came a dietitian in the Good Sam- aritan Hospital. Ralph Sinks a surgeon who served his country well during the- war now has a large practice or his own in his home town. And I. the former Mary Ann Kremer. shall continue to do med- ical research work, hoping for the success that is evident in the careers of my former classmates. -Mar y Ann Kremer 0 99 Fwerythmg You Dream .. ' ' ' . ' ' ' V 'k '-x - 0 , F , , Q . or V . U and sells prize-winning cattle. l . V V C X I Q I I I I I Q - . . I I ..i Y . . , 1 K 1 ' 1 ,

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The slgn on the door says Slstel Mary Lou1se Bram Speclallst I sat at my desk addresslng an nouncements to my old school chums of the Class of Forty four telling of the openlng of my new offlce Each address made me thmk of the wealth and success of each of my classmates as I recalled what each had done slnce graduatlng from Harnson Hxgh School Flrst on the l1st was Helen Jacob an excellent stenographer for the Buxldmg and Loan Company Another acquamtance 15 the fa mous archltect Dale Kaxser H served m the Engmeermg Corps urmg World War Il and afterward graduatmg from college he estab hshed a successful fxrm 1n Boston He travels between there and h1s New York penthouse 1n hrs hehcop er Donna Monroe wanted to be a nurse but she married a Doctor and moxe to Flor1d'1 Now she feeds V1 tamms to her husband and three chlldren Thelma Grechel our shy but l1ka ble classmate has done very well for herself as a stenograher for the General Box Company ThlS announcement goes to Norma Bourquem the Presndent of a g1rls flnlshlng school m Boston She has seen most of the world ln her trax els and famous people send then daughters to her school Her lovely summer home IS IH Mame but you may find her vacat1on1ng1nFlor1da The person who bought Mrs Bowles rnanslon was our w1se cracklng frlend Betty Ann Crone She was a successful nurse for mam years but surprised everyone and d1d not marry Dorothy Booker my most rehable nurse and a graduate of Deaconess Hospltal successfully cornbmes a career and marrlage Don t BCIICVP War veterans st1ll tell of the angel ln wh1te whose name vuas Mlldred Harper After the war she traveled to Callfornxa where she met her sallor husband They l1ve on one of the Haxper falms near HHIFISOD where ra1s1ng pedlgreed cocker spamels IS a successful hobby Gllbert Morrls saw the world and plenty of excltement ln the U S Navy H1s Shlp was torpedoed but managed to get away safely and now manages a farm north of Hall! son where he trams lace horses Dorothy Greenham vsas the favor lte nurse at the battle front She also served ln the famous Percy lones Hospltal 1n Battle Creek Mlchlgan whele her wondelful per sonalltv attracted some r1ch gent and now they llxe ln a beautlful cottage near Harrlson Blllv V1el 15 chxef engmeer of the televxsxon statlon at the Crosley Cor Clara Belle Fhehman was ealnlnz a blg salary as prlvate secletarv to the presldent of a large machme company for sexeral years Norbert Reltel owns that f1ne one hundred and txfty acre farm neal Haruson that exelyone IS talklng about He st1ll IS pretty tough from the old days as a Marlne and tells hxs chlldxen about many han rams mg experlences he had wlth the Japs Others of our class who respond ed to the1r countrys call for nur es are Mlldred Stahl and Geneva HICKS Both vxere A1 my nurses at Walter Reed Hosp1ta1 where they met the1r husbands a Marme and a Commandor Eugene Lewxs Bakery ln Harllson IS domg an excellent buslness Doughnut was a Mess Sergeant ln the Army QQ 9 ' ' AA ' , v ' , . . , , ,, . . , . , . D ' 1 . - y , . , 7 . . .y , . , ' , 1 Y ' ' Y - , . e ' L . ' 1 . D D s ' - ' ' V , . . - ' . 7 . . t . Y . , , . y .- poratlon. Y - . , . -' 7 ' Y l . Y . . ' 7' ' ' . I ' ' I - A ' Q , . v , . , g , . . I , . . . ' . ' .9 . ' -' . K . L .L 11 , f ' 1 I ,

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F or Pete's Sake Left to Rlght G Colegate G Morrrs B Ruclrsrll M Ann Kremer M lxolb B Ann Crone R Smks J Addison H Settle D Monroe N Relter N Bourqueln J Frurt M Harper D Karser F Poland J Mvus M1 Crouch Mrs Wendhng MISS Sarah Peppcrdmc Jasmlne Jackson Clcero Murglethor pe Peter Pepperdme B111 Bradshaw Thornedyke Murglethorpc Nadme Clarkston Prggy Clarkston Malvlna Potts John Bollver Dupont Darby Stage Managers TlCklf Managers CHARACTERS Donna Monroe Juanlta Myers Jack Addrson Jlm Frult Ralph Slnks Dalr. KHISQI Norma Bourqueln Mrldred Harper Betty Crone Frances Poland Noroert Relter Harold Settle Bob Rudmsrll Glen Lolegatc Grlbert MOFTIS Margxg kolb Marv Ann Kremer Advertrsmg Managu Clrra Belle Fllehman y . , - , . , . Y , . 4, . s - v - ' 1 - -W v - y - . X l - is ' , . . ' .....-,.--. 1 ..-... . .........., x . Q Mrs. Georgiana Clarkston ...... .........,.... .... ' , x x - -, - - ' 1 ' ,. ' ' r V . . . 1 Q A , ' ' .,......... . ...,...,...,.. c z