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

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Class Prophecy - Room I I2 Well, hello folks! So youlre here at the 1960 World's Fair, too! Hope you had a pleasant trip. We hopped over on an airplane, and my, my, who was our pilot but Eddie Mankin! Oh, yes, we saw that stewardess, jean Spalding, consoling an airsick photographer who turned out to be-Harold Hubbard, accompanied by that ace re- porter, janet Wenner! Nancy Nagel also popped into view, chasing a pekinese for an excited little old lady. Sech is the life of a stewardess! We hear that the fair was planned and arranged by joan Hite, that No. 1 archi- tect. Let's go into this attractive edifice frefer to your dictionary pleasej lt's the Fashions and Styles building. Might have guessed it. Here are some of the latest cre- ations of Jean Van Ormer and Joyce Luke, and in this next room are designs by Betty Kitzman and Lois Byrne. See those pictures of models over there? They were taken by our own Mary Gannon. Why, this sign says that the interior of this building was done by Katherine Carlson and the plan for the building itself is the joint brain-storm of Bill Crowl, Dick Meek and Dick Goins. Oh! the noise around this corner! Why it's those two school teachers, Magdalene Netter and janet Selfe, conducting their pupils on an educational tour. Wonder what the confusion is over there? Someone fainted? I see those efficient nurses, Barbara Welday and Irene Rigby have the situation well in hand-and look at the patient! Orleta Ditch, that Famous concert pianist. She must have been on her way to the television broadcast. Let's tag along. It looks interesting! Oh, here are the programs! Take one and find out what it's all about. Professor McBee is going to give a lecture and then we'll see a television broadcast. Why, look at the name of the comedian-Ruth Curtiss, with her guest stars, Robert Adler fthe new Tyrone Powerj, Willow Stokey, fthe new Eleanor Powellj, and Bill Bradley fthe new Nelson Eddyj. ' The orchestra's playing now. -Oh, look, beside the celloists, Marilyn Emery and Jimmie Britsch. It's Dale Grubs on the trumpet and jean Sonnenberg on the Xylophone. No wonder the orchestra sounded so beautiful!! Well, on we go. Dashing by the Chemical Science Building, we see Dick Smith hard at work. But as our time is growing short we'd better hurry over to the Better Business Building where we see Ray Valassis, the big business man, and his two charm- ing secretaries, jean Racy and Pat Haley. Time Marches On! We scurry over to the Mechanics Building. Who's in charge here? Must be Bobby Wililams. I hear accordion music. Yep, we were right. Here he is in person. Looks awfully ambitious f??j doesn't he! Whoops-Time has marched past. Goodbye, folksies! jean Spalding Lois Byrne jean Sonnenberg. LoNGFrsLLow f 10 j ECHOES

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Mrs. Gressler ..w.... Lois Byrne .............w Katherine Carlson ...., Ruth Curtis ...,......,., Orleta Ditch ............. Marilyn Emery .4,,,,,,,.,., Mary Frances Gannon ..,..,. joan Hite ..............,,,. Betty Kitzman ....... Joyce Luke ........... Nancy Nagel .......... Magdalene Netter ..... Irene Rigby ..........,.... janet Selfe ........,...., jean Sonnenberg ....... Willow Stokey ........ Barbara Welday ...... Robert Adler ....... Bill Bradley ..... Jimmy B .,....... Bill Crowl ..,.. Dick Goins ......... Dale Grubs .....,..., Harold Hubbard ..... Eddie Mankin ..... Warren McBee ...... Richard Meek ...... Dick Smith ...,... Ray Valassis ...... Bob Williams ...... janet Wenner ..r...... Jean VanOrmer ........ Jean Racy ..,,,,,..4,,,,, Patsy Haley ........ jean Spalding ...... Who? ? ? Mrs. Gressler ......... Mrs. F ruchey .......... Mr. Wester ......... Mrs. Ellis ....... A Miss Croose ........ Mrs. Ryan ........... Miss Myers ......... Miss Davis ....... Miss Mrs. Nessle ......... Holmes ....... Room Il2 ...... Sweet Adaline I+ A Notcher' fPreacher's Kid! Davis' u '11 Paderewskr . .,, ...................HT0.fCd!2lZZ7lZ' want to be alone ....... Ready, Willing, Able .......... Art for Art's sake ............... Joan Bennett .............. Arline Harris ..............,... Shirley Temple ...... Fair was she to behold Oy! ............ Eleanor Powell ..... Seen but not heard ,, . .............. Tyron Power ............. Baby Dumplingu ...... Little Lord Fauntleroy u n Toar Penny for Luke ................. Reddy Kilowatt ..... Tall, Dark and ? ? ? n yr . Lindbergh ....'lEinstein ........... P1bber Magieu .......... Cecil B, DeMille ..... Johnny Wiesmiller Sam Goldwrn f Three Smart Girls? u n Pearl Buck Teachers . Favorite Saying you chewing gum??? ..........Can't you make a little more noise??? up time! girls!!! your work all in??? .........That was uncalled forl!!! .......Quietly, close your books!!! right, people!!! in the halls!!!!! ...........That was entirely unnecessary!!!! Pat Holey Dick Meek Bill Crowl Joyce Luke. LONGFELLOW f 9 1 ECHOES s y xr n

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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF I939 OF LONGFELLOW SCHOOL Know all men by these presents, That we, The members of the Class of 1939 of Longfellow School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory and being desirous of demonstrating our appreciation of and affection for our school, our teachers and our class members, do hereby make, publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item ltem Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item To Ardith Wipple, Nancy Nagel bequeaths her talking Qrapidlyj ability. To James Keil, Jimmie Britsch gives his Waxicote. To Betty Galliers, Jeanne Racy leaves her Girl Scouting. To Willis Rofkar, Bill Crowl bestows his cute for otherwisej antics. To Carol Heyn, Janet Selfe bequeaths her length. To Otis Taylor, Bob Williams gives his squeeze-box faccordionj. To Carolyn Gasson, Jean Van Ormer leaves her free hand drawing. To Bob Body, Dale Grubs bestows his carrot top. To Ruth Banning, Joyce Luke bequeaths her glamour and beauty. To Eugene Dusseau, Dick Smith gives his mechanical ability fwe guessj. To Paul Akers, John Hite leaves her QB flatj clarinet. To Don Witt, Ray Valassis bestows his hobby, fswimmingj. To Mrs. Gressler, Irene Rigby bequeaths memories of watering plants and dusting bookshelves. To James Vick, Warren McBee gives his height, ffive feet, ten inches in stocking feetj. To Bernice Rinker, Ruth Curtiss leaves her nickname, fGoofyJ. To Tommy Sheahan, Pat Haley bestows her penmanship. fbeautifullj To Billy Bates, Dick Goins bequeaths his brilliant f???J line plunges, To Dick Schuller, Barbara Welday gives her kicking fhardj ability. To Don Lee, Eddie Mankin leaves his fslightj Southern accent. To Robert Owen, Harold Hubbard bestows his beautifully f???J combed hair. In witness whereof, we hereunto caused our class name to be subscribed by our President and attested by our Secretary this ninth day of June, 1939. Katherine Carlson, President. Bob Williams, Secretary. The foregoing instrument was on the ninth day of June, 1939 signed by Katherine Carlson, as President, and Bob Williams, as Secretary, of the Class of 1959 of Long- fellow School, and by each 'of them declared to be the Last Will and Testament of said class and in their presence, sight and hearing and in the presence of each other we hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses. Bob Adler residing at 4162 Berwick, Orleta Ditch, 1531 Craigwood. Irene Rigby Joan Hite Dick Smith Ray Valassis LONGFELLOVC' T 1 1 J ECHOES