Linlawn High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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UNDERCLASSMEN

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Class Prophecy Looking into the crystal. we see the year 1958 appear. Let us see what the future will bringl -IAIIES Y.-XN'CA1IP. an outstanding baritone will appear next week. giving his first per- formance as leader of the famots opera. Possum Paradise by Ritnsack Shukargoono. DOC BAER was awarded the Fiddlers Trapping Trophy. for his much talked about work as the most efficient skunk catcher of Skunk Haven. NAOKII SAILORS. YIYIAN OGAN. and JOAN RIFE now own the Baking Ballerina Baile: School. where they specialize in developing toe muscles and arch ligaments. BETTY BARLOXV and PATTY SKIITH own and operate the Jingle Bell Telephone Co. in Puckerhush. Pennsylvania. They received their training working as operators for the Indiana Associated Telephone Corp. in Wabash. DODEE IVHITEHEAD recently bought the Dissolvo-Blubber Gum Co. on the Banks of the Hianash. Dodee has added a new chemical that is guaranteed to make you lose your double chin. GVVENDOLYN EARLEYS All-Male Orchestra is now showing at Ye Ole Barnes' Theater in Nenv York. The featured attraction of the program will be Gwens' newest composition. The Flight of the Horserlyf' JACK IYEESNER is now a traveling salesman. we hear. He is selling toupes and dental plates for the 1Ian of 70 Club . The Club guarantees longer lasting wear and a younger look. GENE POTTENGER is now the coach of the Choketown Gaspers Basketball team at Choke- .vn High School located on State Road IS. KIRS. DEAN COLDREN fthe former ,lane Niccum of Linlawn High Schoolj is returning to her home in llillionaire Square in Rich Valley. from an extended tour of lower Slobbavin. near fpikersvflle. XVILBIQR FRANK is teaching an advanced speaking class in the newly established Victor Valentino! Voice School in Kentucky. They say it keeps the voice box from getting rusted. BONNIE SHIOERIAKER, we hear, is a physical education instructor for the Lose-iti' School in Klissouri. and gives long lectures on how to keep that slim look. Bonnie now tips the scales at 303. The town of Kekosville in South Africa has a new mayor. PAUL KEEL, JR.. who was the former His Excellency Chief Empty-Head of the Head Shrinkers Tribe. Linlawn is proud to claim llr. Keel as one of its 19-IPS graduates. GARY FORIJYCE is stunt pilot for the Air-Pep Balloon Co. He was recently awarded the igornpzingl trophej: for returning one of Pep's Balloons to a crying child while he was on duty. KI.-XRCARIQT STOIQFFER is entering the XVall Street Society. Kliss Stouffer plans to move 'o Currencj. Avenue in Bill Town, where her friends began the society. MARY HELEN STOOPS is the proprietor of the Igloo Inn in Canada. Since llary Hel- n love- cold weather. we are sure she is enjoying her occupation. P. S. She hates cold weather. KIARY LOUISE IJENNEY was the head clerk at the J. D. Denney Co.. but we are sorry to hear Xlarj: Loui-e is now attending the Strengthening Strained Bones for Broken Arches School in Rf--tsup f-1tj.. All--UUYI PAGE FUURTEEN

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