Jackson Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (North Jackson, OH)

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SENIOR SPONSORS Mary Lucy Lauban John E. Rayburn SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Let's all imagine that we are taking a trip ten years in the future. We will have an opportunity to see if the 1954 graduates of Jackson-Milton High School have really attained their ambitions. So, all set now, let your imaginations transport you to many different places. First, we find ourselves in the state of Ohio, at the Governor's man- sion. The first person we see is the honorable Governor himself, Ed Ipe. He is flanked by,his two trustworthy assistants, Tom Lacusky and Charles Wilson. They seem to be having a serious conversation with the famous criminal lawyer, Bill Walter. In another room of the mansion, we see Ohio's First Lady, none other than the former Patty Walton, conversing with the well-known fashion designer, Donna McDonal, on the subject of a future wardrobe. These former seniors have really found success for themselves! But, now, let's travel on to a different section of the country. Those huge buildings look familiar. Why, no wonder, that's the school these seniors graduated from! Look! There's the football team coming out to practice! And look who their coach is! Why-it's Glenn Harshman! The school has won many trophies under his excellent leadership. They must really be proud of him! Let's look into the school itself now. As we wander through the halls, we see one of the teachers, Annabelle Bailey, talking with the music teacher, Janet Miller. As we travel over the countryside, we pass the luxurious home of the millionaire, Harry Waddington. We observe this famous classmate of ours, as he arranges with the famous comedy team of Bud Warner and Robert Schliecher, for an appearance on one of his numerous TV shows. We stop for a short while at a large city hospital, where we see a large group of those famous in the medical and scientific fields. Among them we recognize the noted scientist Paul Kovach with his nurse Rodella Leichliter, and his private secretary Millie Carnessali.