Huntington Township School - Medita Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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During intervals throughout the night, PAUL SUNDVRMAN, who had gained great fame as a soloist with his bass voice, and JOHN UTWNUCK, also e solo ist, sang Paul has sung mostly in the big cities and aspired to singing in the Metropolitan Opera John entertains with his band at Palm Beach The honored members at the party were introduced by MARVIN LARR well known emcee of television who is fast becoming another Ed Sullivan 'One of our members,' he announced 'has gained great fame in the pol itical world He became interested in politics while working at one of the local filling stations He was often engaged in political conversation and soon found himself elected as city councilman And here he is, JACK COTGAN' NAnd now, Marvin continues I would like to announce the success of another of our political minded members, RWX BAXTFR who, after four years of law school, entered politics as a full time Job During the announcements, the folks began to smell a wonderful aroma of food Out in the kitchen was to be found one of the greatest cooks of his Army Division, LARRY LAHR He is now a famous chef associated with the Boiling Beefers, a group composed of well xnown cooks from all over the world whlch travels throughout the United States to cater for large banquets The party had scarcely gotten under way when the telephone rang and was answered by HANDA CUNDIFF, one of the secretaries at the club It was for 'ANURA BRYAN, the head laboratory technician at the Albuquerque Mercy Bos pital The message was relayed by one of the absent members of the party Soon a'ter this interruption, everyone's attention was turned to a commotion from outside Instantly th door popped open and there stood JOE COBLF a play boy, vith a beautiful brunette bv his side Joe inherited a large sum of money and bought everything he needed and some things he didn' need The latter list, being the biggest included a pink and black Jaguar with gold trimmings in which he toured the world Behind him was another couple 'Boxer Boy' JERRY KNIGUT and his date, a six foot Texan Jerry has been associated with the International Boxing Commission for the past six years As he came in, he handed Marvin a telegram from HANK LASR It read HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1957, cfo LAKESHORF COUNTRY CLUB ALH3 QUVRGUE , NVW MEXICO DEAR CLASSMATES STOP SORRY I COULD NOT BE WITH YM: SYOP BIG HOT ROD R CE TONIGHT STOP HAVE CAR ENTVP D AND HAVE GOOD CHANCF OF WINNIDG S OP LOOK ME VP AT ANYTIVE STOP 'HOT ROD HANK LAHR' Although lt was impossible for the entire class to be present at the party, everyone had been accounted for in some way or another So, after a glorious evening of fun and laughter, the guests went merrily and wearily on their way This was a night always to be remembered by the 1957 class of Huntington Township Pat Duree Max Kohr Z5 ' A-I , . A, . A . , , . , a - , , , , v U - , Q 4 1 I - 0 4 . If VI v - . ' . 4.4 I- ' 4 ' n H Q - . J . . In I v o -.1 .ul I I D .1 . ' ' I CAROL KEEL, a telephone operator with the You-Ring-Em Telephone System. .L v . . e . . ,, - ' r , . Y . . c , t l I , 9 U e I . . I ' D I ' A 4. x - IDX I x 1 .A xE 4 v m 1 4 L L L . . M- A

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