Holmesville High School - Memories Yearbook (Holmesville, OH)

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fx 9 s lzziigsgszza-ESSSS:zIIff:5Q42?Zill:QQ275ll:rZ2?ZiI::- Class Prophecy During the fall of 1954, twelve years after our ambitlous Seniors stepped for the flrst tlme from the step of the high school of Holmesville,we flnd mr Beech havlng the fortune of the class members given him by a Madame X She gazes 1n to the open fireplace as she begins the intervlew NYou can be proud that you have had such an industrious classn, she states 'Right now you can tune in on your rad to hear the bllssful music from the fam ous orchestra, 'The Cramer Cardinals'. Yes, that high school trombone player, Harold Cramer,has won for hlmself a name as a favorlte band leader He 13 nowmak ing a personal appearance tour in Cleve land, Ohio U uKenny Vincent, employed as a skilled You'll flnd hlm now looking lorward movlng to his gorgeous manslon whlch has been built recently Mrs Vlncent was in deed anxious to have lt built at a high er altitude as most of her life was spent where she could gaze over thelr nGreene pastures HYour two patriotic boys,Glenn Huffman and George Lemon are now completlng thelr third year as United States Marlnes Due to their training in Home Economlcs in hlgh school,they are regarded as the two best chefs on kitchen duty Here the Madame seemed to run short of lnspiration and refused to be aroused until Mr Beechy had stimulated her m1nd by crossing her palm with sllver nGo on please,n he said, nwhat about our girls0 She took a look into the flre and con NThe one girl, Emma Miller, has won fame as great as her form is small. tlnued, 3IllQZ9!'ZlUQQZ7::!r 1ln:iQSh1ll::Ngh:-g:. 'xiilis O ' xy . . F ' Y' i 'Q . X Q A . l 0 - Fig, ' io . I crane-man has become a very wealthy man. ' ' D to , A . 1 4 .ll Q Q 4 H , ' g 1 I .n H . A. ! l