Longfellow Junior High School - Echoes Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Miss Meyers -- Room IOI 1. Rosemary Claypool .....,...,w,,7,.,w..YY,.,......... ......................,............ K ahl of the Wild 2. jean Copelin ..,.....,,.. ..................,A...... B lack Beauty 3. Anna Belle Cress .....,... .,,..,,... G irl of the Golden West 4. Marjorie Diehl .......... ................ W inds in the West 5. Florine France ....... ......... L ittle Maid of France 6. Ruth Hawkins .,..,,, .,,..,.......... C areful Please! 7. Elaine Hayes ..,..,..,.... ..........,... D esert Gold 8. Virginia Kietzman ........ ,....,........., P enny for Luck 9. Lois Kievit ...,....,. 10. 11. 12. Barbara Laack ....... 13. 14. Katharine Lehman ,,..,.., julia Knaggs .,,...,.., Ruby Kuhlman ......... janet Lachmiller ........ 15. Betty Mock .......... 16. 1 7. jean Nelson ,....... 18. Caroline Napp 1,..... joan Ort ................ 19. Georgia Pappas ....... 20. Margaret Perry .......... 21. 22. Jeanne Simon .......... Marion Price .,.... 23. Phyllis Thompson ......... 24. 25. 26. George Calicutt ......... Bob Edmunds Connie Underwood ......,.. june Rose Wenland ......r. 27. 28. 29. 30. Bill Ford ...... Frank Gaffney ....... Fred Gibbons .......,. 31. Bill Kahl ..,.,.....,. 32. Harold Peelle ......,. 33. Chuck Petree ..,...,.. 34. Bill Reed ......... 35. Jack Richard .... 36. Bruce Sibley ,.,,.,,..r,, 37. Ronny Thompson ......... 38. George Whitehorne ......... .,,,r.....,.......,........,...Evangeline Old Fashioned Girl .......,.....,.......Vanishing Shadow .......,Light of the Western Stars Poppins .................Patriot in Hoops ...,....Anything Can Happen on the River Candle in the Mist ,,................Little Colonel ..........Calico and Crinoline .,..,,..,...,.....,.......Pinocchi0 f8Yl ......Girl Scout Handbook Little Buckaroo .................Rose in Bloom ........Gone With the Wind ..............Greyfriars Bobby ...........................Gabriel ,........Third Base Benson ,........Treasure Island ,.,,...........Pecos Bill ,...,,..............Phantom King .,....Footprints in the Dust ,.....................Hurr1cane ...........Tarzan Lad Boyfsj ..........Through African jungles Ruth Hawkins june Rose Wenland Ruby Kuhlman Barbara Laack. Longfellow 4 16 P Ecboei

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MISS MEYER'S CLASS 1st Row. June Wenland, Margaret Perry, Caroline Napp, Ruth Hawkins, Lois Kievet, Jean Copelin, Rosemary Claypool. 2nd Row. Ronny Thompson, Fred Gibbons, Harold Peelle, Robert Edmunds, William Kahl, George Calicut, William Ford. 3rd Row. joan Ort, Annabelle Cress, Florine France, julia Knaggs, Virignia Kietzman, Betty Mock, Barbara Laack. 4'h Row. William Reed, George Whitehorne, Frank Gaffney, Bruce Sibley, Jack Richard, Charles Petree, jean Nelson. . 5th Row. Jeanne Simon, Marion Price, Phyllis Thompson, Katherine Lehman, janet Lach- mrller, Georgia Pappas, Elaine Hayes. 6th Row. Connie Underwood, Marjorie Diehl, Ruby Joan Kuhlman. Longfellow 4 15 P Ecboes

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Class Prophecy of Room IOI Here we are at our class reunion in 1950. The assembly includes our classmates from the eighth grade. We will now turn the microphone over to the announcer, Chuck Petree, who will wend his way through the crowd and point out various class- mates and the various professions they have followed. Thank you, and before I start on my way through this group of old friends I want to announce that Bill Ford and his swing band are playing for us. His guest artists include Harold Peelle and his clarinet, Jean Copelin on her trumpet, and Ruby joan Kuhlman at the pianof, Hold on, folks, over by the punch bowl guzzling punch is George 'Whimpy' Whitehorne, known all over the nation for his luscious hamburgs with odorless onions. And who should be standing next to him but Katharine Lehman, noted cooking expert, ravishingly sampling the delicious tidbits supplied by 'Diel's Ducky Dinners' owned by Marjorie herself, Perhaps you have noticed a young lady going through the crowd passing out samples of chewing gum. She is Jeanne Simon, who also gives you a book- let entitled 'How to Chew Gum in Ten Easy Lessons' Over near the door, ready to pounce on any unsuspecting customer that goes by, are Jean Nelson and janet Lach- miller, owners of an exclusive Park Avenue dress salon, talking to model Rosemary Claypool and their designer, Caroline Napp. I do not see them at the present but I hear that joan Ort and Barbara Laack are the proprietors of the famous Meadow Banks Stables in the bluegrass region of Kentucky. Over in the center of the grounds it ap- pears there is a teachers' meeting as Ruth Hawkins, a history teacher from Longfellow and Phyllis Thompson, an English teacher, are talking over old times. Bill Reed, the handsome doctor, and Anna Belle Cress, the professional nurse, are joining in the con- versation. Out on the dance floor Freddy Gibbons, the editor of the 'Daily Chatter,' and his society columnist, Virginia Kietzman, whose column usually includes some- thing about the social events in the life of that flaming red-haired debutante, Elaine Hayes, are swinging it to the tune of 'Hot Lips.' 'The Daily Chatter' also has Georgia Pappas, who writes short stories and has written a book or two, I have heard, on dogs and their habits. julia Knaggs, who has become famous for her wonderful poems, supplies the poetry for this paper. Standing at the sidelines watching the dancers are jack Richard, the basketball coach, Bruce Sibley, a baseball team manager, and Frank Gaffney, the sports commentator, discussing the games that have been making the head- lines. - There seems to be a bit of confusion out on the dance floor. Let's move closer and see what it is. It looks like Marion Price, the Hollywood Dancing School in- structress, is trying to teach june Wenland and Margaret Perry, owners of the 'Perry- land Beauty Shop,' how to do the latest fad, 'The Patch Quilt Snuggle' Professor Robert Edmunds and Betty Jean Mock, over by the popcorn stand, are figuring on a new fluid to make Bobls latest invention, a rocket ship, Hy higher and better. Betty studied to be a chemist and is now a great help in the Professor's work. Lois Ann Kievit, the celebrated movie actress, is listening with half interest, for her eyes are following George Calicutt, the F. B. I. man, to see if he is quick enough to find the many pickpockets wandering about. Sitting on the bench in the shade are Connie Underwood and Ronald Thompson, who have taken up the study of aviation. It ap- pears they are trying to tell Florine France, the 'Brown Derby' waitress and Bill Kahl, who had become the second Tyronne Power, the secrets of aviation. I guess everyone is having a good time, I am. Well, it's time to sign off. Ta-ta. Lois Kievit Betty Mock .. Bob Edmunds ' Fred Gibbons Longfellow 4 17 P Eclaoer