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CLASS PROPHECY CContinuedl Devil Riders, Ralph Trail, Bob Smelko, Tom Blakely, Ben Slemons, and George McKnight. These Daredevils thrilled everyone with their high speeds. Up the coast of California we go to Los An- geles where we see Dr. Jim Kutsko and his private nurse, Jackie Ritenour, hard at work in the general hospital. Also on the staff we see Shirley Mason, Marlene Pritchard, and Mary Louise Tiday. Lab Technician Judy Hamill is hard at work on the next floor. Carol Rae, re- ceptionist, is talking to Private Detective Fred Coller, who is just checking up on the patients from last night's shooting. Taking a side trip to Mexico we visit the Bull Fights to see John Pappa, the toreador, ably assisted by Ed Madeline, Picador, and Bill Klucher, Mateador. Taking the famous Pan American flight from Mexico City to Miami Beach our charming Stewardess Pat Bartko, assists us in fastening our safety belts for the landing. Stopping in at the Ocean View Room of the Sherry-Nether- land Hotel, we find Shirley Tribley and her husband dancing to the music of Harry James' Band with Mike Patrick as first trumpeteer. Stopping in at the orange groves of Tampa we see Ken Arnett and Jim Ross crating this year's fine crop of oranges. Passing through Atlantic City we find Pat Edwards and Virginia May competing for hon- ors in the Miss America contest. Upon boarding the train out of Atlantic City for Columbus we are helped up the steps by James Hubbard, the conductor. Landing in Co- lumbus in time for the NEO Basketball tourna- ment, we take seats next to Don Fedor and Bill Oakley who have come down to see George Praznick's and Dale May's championship Hub- bard basketball team. We glance over to the score keeper's bench and see Richard Huish keeping time. We stop for a short visit at the Ohio State campus where Mary Jane Lehn and Alice Najem, happy coeds, are on their way to class. Taking a side trip to Lockbourne Air Base, we see Betty Hettrick and Madelyn Jameson proudly keeping house for their Air Force spouses. Boarding the bus to Youngstown, Don Tritt, the courteous bus driver, takes our tickets. We take seats next to Pauline Patton and Lois Pansler. Returning to Younstown, we take a shopping tour, beginning in Strouss's. On the third floor Sports Wear we were waited on by Marie Levandoski, the buyer. In the beauty saloon we find Aileen Hinerman cutting Lila Lee Oliver's hair. Passing by the employment office to see Mary Jane Newell accepting Bessie Montgomery's application for a job. Dropping in to WBBW in time to hear the last of Nick Ferrett's Pepsodent announcement with Tom Nutter standing by in Studio C to bring us his disc jockey program. Driving to Hubbard we stop for gas and are waited on by Carl Green, the proprietor of his own gas station and he tells us that George Whittle is the head mechanic now. Across the street we see Bill McCliment and George Smith selling used cars in their used car lot. On returning to Hubbard we find Bob Leone, principal of H. H. S., assisted by his new secre- tary, Margaret Maines. Also on the teaching staff are Mary Joe McAlpin, teaching Home Economics, Tom Plumeret, psychology teacher, Mary Theresa Choppa, teaching shorthand, and Lillian Dudarewicz, teaching typing. While at the school we visit the library to see Iris, the Librarian, hard at work. Upon leaving we see Tom Johnson, the new Truant Officer, dragging in two boys who have been up to Hayman's for their daily 5th period COKE We hear that Elva Faber now has her own baseball team with Mary Jane Arnett, Marie Crea, Mary Ann Krivak, and Mary Nicholas making up part of the battery. While in Hubbard we visit the Cape Cod Dining Room to see Charlie Bundy, who is running the business, now Theresa, waiting on tables. Page 28
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4955 I CLASS OFFICERS Junior Officers President . . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . . Howard Slemons . Fred Rosile . Judy Hollenbank . Eileen Kougher Sophomore Officers President . . Art Magee Vice-President . . Joe I.aCivita Secretary . . Darla Loy Treasurer . Betty Pappa Freshman Officers President . . Paul Chicone Vice-President . , . Pat Skruck Secretary . . Carol Doughten Treasurer . . Bill Walkosak Page 30
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