Meredosia Chambersburg High School - Chief Yearbook (Meredosia, IL)

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Senior Scoop Sheet ■t NAME NICKNAME PET PEEVE FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE AMBITION Sarah Barfield Sarah Bob Rosie Huh You Alone Singer Harlan Chute Humphrey Young What Ol’ Man River Mechanic Wayne Deppe Dead Pup School My, my Baby, You’re Really in Love Farmer George Easley Easley Freshmen Better believe it, Captain, facts truth I’ll Never Forgive Myself Get married and raise a basketball team Delbert Fuelling Luke Life Beats me Changing Partners Engineer Gary Ham Hambone Liars Yes Baby Face To have a happy home Nancy Little Old 42 Redheads Shucks It’s You or No One Raise a lot of little Tweedys Phyllis Muntman Red School Bus You said it Stranger in Paradise Be a good wife Rosemary Newman Bozo Frank, the janitor Oh, no Young at Heart Raise a lot of Stephenson’s Leon Ruyle Gooly F reshmen O, Mein, Papa I don’t know Robert Six Half Dozen Girls One never knows does one Carribean To be a millionaire Merlyn Smith Smitty Life How do you know I Hope You’re Crying Too To be a mechanic Susie Sparks Spa rkles Nash’s You don’t know do ya Famous musician Beulah Stambaugh Babe People who talk too much Such is life I Get So Lonely Get married and have Nolgaard’s Linda Steinberg Stinky Two-faced people I’ll slap you Mama Come Get Your Baby Boy P. £. Teacher Charles Tweedy Claude Brown Noses Shut your cotton pickin mouth Y’all Come Work at the C. I. P. S.

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Class Prophecy We climbed aboard our space ship, “The Planetoid” and cruised intoi outer space- Our first stop was Saturn, at the local Cowboy Hide-Away, where we found Sarah Snow formerly Sarah Barfield who is chief vocalist with the Saturn Plowboys- She is making $ 100,000 a week and her theme song is There Stands the Glass”- We then went to the planet’s Tabernacle, which has a seating capacity of 15,000- There we found our old friend Susie Sparks officiating at the ser- vice- She also doubles on the accordian and piano. The tabernacle is made of transparent glass and has velvet lined seats. We enjoyed the talk on “Heaven For Us”- We climbed in the Planetoid and cruised to Venus, where we got the biggest surprise of our lives- We found Mrs- Byron Ray McAllister, Sr., formerly Phyllis Muntman- They own a twenty-five room house and their triplets were chasing their mother around the bar- We dashed away in the Planetoid before they started chasing us- As we turned the corner in our specemobile, we noticed a building eight earth blocks long, called Leon's Sardines, Inc. Investigating further we found that it was our old classmate, Leon Ruyle. He is now operating the largest sardine cannery in outer space. We sailed on to Mars and being hungry we entered the “Terrace Room Night Club” and to our surprise found that Charles Tweedy, Esq- owned the beautiful night club- The headliner was Nancy Rose Lee, formerly Nancy Little- She was doing an old earth dance called the Hula- We picked up our belongings and climbed aboard the Planetoid” to head toward Jupiter. It was Sabado, Mayo 33- We sailed along at 800 M.P.H. and finally caught sight of Jupiter- We landed at the nearest Ski Club- To our surprise, out came Harlan Chute- We found that Harlan was the greatest ski instructor in the planet world- Among his famous invent- ions were power skis which have power steering and the newest automatic transmission. We again took to the air, but we were forced down by a spaceicane- We hitchhiked to the nearest city and being ready for excitement, we found an enormous erena- There we found Gary in the ring boxing the great Joe Palooka- It was a fifteen round bout- Gary had Palooka staggering and in the ninth round knocked him cold- With this victory Gary won the planet’s heavyweight championship. He is now starring in the “Great Gary Ham Story”. While in this city, we went to “The Silver Slipper Roller Rink”- The floor was two blocks long and two blocks wide- There behind the counter was our old pal Rosemary Newman, now Mrs- Don Stephenson. She told us that she owned the rink which had a restaurant and dance floor combined- She does a special skating act every evening-