Houston High School - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, OH)

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Class Prophecy In May, 1969, the President of the United States announced his trip to the moon and the fact that he needed volunteers to go along. Russell Motter, now being the big wheel on the moon, decided to help us get a iob with him. When we all returned from the moon, we had to go back to the following iobs: Don Bashore - A frustrated grease monkey working at Stoleys. Pat Bashore - Has now become head secretary to Tommy Sands. Eddie Chappie - Head of the Irrigation Department of the Houston Rice Growers Association, who is giving Dean White stiff competition. Ronnie Cook - Head salesman of the Dodge division of the Chrysler Corporation in Houston. Judy Craft - A concert pianist who is now giving Liberace competition. Bob Havenar - President of Daohio Drag Strip. Joyce Johnson - Head beautician for the Apache Indian tribes. Paul Lyons - Now known as Sgt. Bilko Jr. of the Naval Department. Judy Meyer - Head of the Buick Division of General Motors. Giving Dodge stiff competition Shirley Meyer - Secretary for the Kant Ketch-em Mouse Trap Corporation of Houston. Jim Millhouse - The assistant coach's water boy to the Houston Globe Trotters. Russell Motter - Chief guide of Tours of the Moon. Fred Roeth - The manager and sole owner of the Tri-State Trucking Corporation. Bill Rauch - Barber for Fidel Castro in Cuba. lHe is now facing a firing squad.J Larry Slife - He now has control over legalized gambling in his cassino in Lockington. Patty Veit - Has now taken Betty Crocker's position at General Mills. Larry Werling - Owner of Shrivel's Muscle Development Gym. Mike Daniels - Owner and head mechanic of Houston's largest used car lot. Ralph Saul - A chauffeur for Kim Novak. Class Song Gonna graduate from our old High School, Gonna leave sometime in May. Gonna graduate from dear old Houston, What a sad and dreary day. We have had the finest, nicest teachers, They've put up with us twelve years. G Now we're leaving dear old Houston High School, Through a mist of joyful tears. Seven, got up every day at seven, From the first grade to eleven. Now the time is going fast. For this year will be our last. Gonna graduate from our old High School, Gonna leave sometime in May. Gonna graduate from dear old Houston, What a sad yet happy day. Tune: Sentimental Journey CLASS FLOWER Scarlet Carnation CLASS COLORS Scarlet 8. Silver CLASS MOTTO Anything worth doing is worth doing well

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