Kunkle High School - Echo Yearbook (Kunkle, OH)

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PROPHECY fCOI'1t'd, was head nurse and had persuaded h1m to be a doctor How th1s happened we w1ll never know It wasn t long unt1l they had Carol1ne's leg ln f1ne shape We were 1ust leav ng the Hosp1tal when we saw Dorls Barrett enter the hall wearlng a nurse s umforrn too She and Rosanna both graduated from College Rosanna was rnarrled and was l1VlHg ln Deflance close to the hospltal Dor1s wasn't marrled yet She sa1d she was wa1t1ng for a m1ll1ona1re to come along There was just one more class mate to look up yet that was Jackle Dorey Rosy sa1d there was a D1etr1ch's Supply Co there tn Deflance and wondered lf that mlght be Rlchard Jack1e's husband So we aslf ed the glrls to jom us as we Wert to flnd Jackle Sure enough as we entered the butldlng Secretary Jackle Dletrtch greeted us She sa1d lt was near closlng tlme and we could s1t ln the off1ce and all v1s1t She mformed us that she graduated from Secretarlal College She was marr ed and had one chlld After v1s1t1ng for several hours we declded to stop ln at a restaurant for supper We could hardlv belleve our eyes when we saw Chef Lornell eookmg the food Le sa1d after teachlng the Senlors of ' 53 he gave up teachlng and went to restaurant Cooklng We all thought the day had been much worth whlle and u c:1ded to have an annual gatherlng each year Wrltten by Ruby Weber . l . . . . , 1 , , . . 'i . 1 - ' , . 1 - A 1 . K . . K . L . ' w ' .1 . Y i . . . 1 vy . 1.1 . .O . 1 .

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Class Prophecy In I96O My flance and I Just came home from the coast where he was stat1oned wh11e servlng h1s t1me 1n the U S Army After rest1ng up a b1t I sat down to read one of the local newspapers when I happened to notlce where Mrs Ronald D1etr1ch QGFHCIB Flnchl entertamed several guests ln honor of her daughter s f1rst btrthday My mother told me that they were l1V1I1g where the D1etr1ch's had prevlously l1ved but they had f1xed the place up a lot One day when I had nothmg to do I dec1ded to v1s1t Grac1e bhe lnforrn ed me that they were marr1ed 1n 1954 and had l1ved on the farm s1nce then Grac1e thought Carol1ne Theobald was l1v1ng 1n West Jefferson so we dec1ded to look her up We reached her home about 10 15 A M We were pleased to to know that Carol1ne had become the new Mrs Charles Harr1ngton 1n 1955 She was worklng 1n a factory part t1me Whlle she attended her ch1ldren the rest of the t1me Carol1ne thought Ronald Armbruster was 11v1ng outslde of Bryan on a farm so the three of us started out for Ronn1e's Manslon Just before enterlng Bryan we not1ceo a large farm w1th a large house and barn On the mall box we saw a slgn that read Harry Keller We end ed up stopp1ng here 1nstead of look1ng for Ronrue Harry was marrxed to a glrl from Bryan but we could not qu1te place her He and h1s w1fe had one ch1ld and had been farm1ng for some t1me now He ment1oned that he and Ronn1e had thought of startmg up a da1ly paper 1n Kunkle Harry Sald he thought he could d1rect us to Ronn1e's house so we started out for there Harry ment1oned that once we were on the r1ght road we couldn't m1ss 1t and I see what he meant As we entered the dr1ve I was amazed to see Ronn1e s1tt1ng on thc porch as lt was 1n the summer tlme for harvest1ng gram I the house we notleed a large sw1tch board and later Ronn1e 1nformed us that lt was h1s automatxc sw1tch control for operatmg h1S machmery that d1d the harvest1ng by slmply presslng a button He sa1d all of h1s farm work was done by the Press Button system In the k1tchen was h1s w1fe Carol Lutz Armbruster preparmg dmner She d1dn't have to ask u more than once to stay after we smelled the del1c1ous steak cook1ng After lunch Ronme asked us how we mlssed the Connolly Alrport when we came through Bryan fLocated 2 mx north of Bryan J So we all thought we'd let Ronn1e d1rect us to the alrport I-I1s lovely w1fe had us walt ln thelr home unt1l J1m came ln He was runn1ng an a1rl1ne 24 passenger from Bryan to New York It wasn't long unt1l he arr1ved and took us a r1de 1n one of h1s planes Jlm sa1d he had been marrled and runn1ng the alrport now for two years and l1ked the work well As we were 1eav1ng the plane Carol1ne fell and spramed her ankle so we had to rush her to Bryan to the Hosprtal The doctor 1nformed us that they could not take care of her and that we should take her on to Deflance As we entered the Hosp1tal and saw the doctor we thought he was fam1l1ar then we dlscovered lt was Harvey Ashenfelter Mrs Ashenfelter CRosanna Armbrusterl I . . - , . ' . . . . , . , . . . . . . 1 . . , . . . . , . . . . ' ' ll ll 0 I I . ' 1 1 - n J ll u . . . 0 l . . . e 1 1 '- ' . . . . . . . 1 . .

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5113 off To the Semors of 1953 Congratulatxons on atta1n1ng your goal of graduat1on May all your goals 1n l1fe be atta1ned Wlth the same sp1r1t of enthus1asm and determ1nat1on' In all your ways acknowledge H1m and He shall d1rect your path Ruby Parent Congratulat1ons Semors' You have each attalned that coveted goal for wh1ch you have a1med namely Graduaur ll Dur1ng the years spent 1n atta1n1ng lt you have met wlth chsappomtment cr1t1c1sm frustratlon and fa1lure Perhaps at t1mes you wondered 1f an educat1on was worth the cost but your des1re for someth1ng b1gger and better led you on As you now stand on the threshold of commencement may you reallze that the manner 1n wh1ch vou mastered these obstacles w1ll enable you to meet the challenges that awa1t you Wlth greater strength and assurance tMrs 3 Ethel Stlpe To the SEDIOTS of 1953 As you people make your Journeys through l1fe may these thoughts be of benef1t to you 'P May I ask a s1mple questlon of two? How many of us have a def1n1te goal 9 How many of us 1f asked to wr1te down the 1deal we hope to materlallze some day would have any th1ng about wh1ch to wr1te 9 Let's make a compact w1th ourselves for the purpose of br1ng1ng out our best not to do the lesser when the greater IS pOSS1bl8 to make my l1fe count as It has never counted before not to condemn to cr1t1c1ze or Judge people harshly but to have Chaflly and encourage and help them not to cr1t1c1ze or dxshearten them to try harder than ever before to cl1mb a l1ttle h1gher ll my work to f1t myself for a larger place If we have a def1n1te goal toward wh1ch we are work1ng we are sharlng our v1s1on Wllh others as we talk and work w1th them Remember th1s l1ttle quotat1on It IS the m1nute of talk after the hour of thought the ounce of effort after the hour of preparauon that br1ng the busmess 1nto the harbor of success Congratulauons and best W1Sh9S for the future Thomas L G1lcher To the Class of '53 The world you are about to enter IS not a cruel dark world only 1f you make lt so yourselves Each has someth1ng to contr1bute to our SOC16ly You have the power to make yourselves and others happy or sad Use your powers wlsely and to the best of your Hb1l1t18S Make your l1ves happy l1ves by addlng to the pleasures of those w1th whom you come 1n contact Happ1ness IS not made by the great men of hxstory but by the common people who are vo 1 everyday assoclates Robert M Rad1gan Semors Always do your best You can succeed 1f you real1ze the power that 1S w1th1n you Remember that a small breeze puts out a candle but a strong w1nd fans a f1re 1nto a flame W1ll1am Trunk E 5. tolerance for allg to appeal to the best in people, to the good in them, not the bad, to . . . -,, . . Il I YI '