Miami High School - Eagle Yearbook (Amoret, MO)

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L Cwhat a name!!! She has been studying the German language in prepar- ation for this Kalthough, she always did talk EIQ latin in schoolll Judy told me that Donna Crawford and Ronnie S. are married and have two little boys. Ronnie is a dentist and Donna Egg his nurse till he pulled a tooth for her and she discovered what a really bad dentist he was! CI understand she takes her business elsewhere now.l Judy also told me that Bobby McWilliams is a bouncer at Shantilly Inn near Pleasanton. CThat used to be Shanty Inn, but I guess its grown into quite a business now.J After saying good-by to Judy and wishing her Bon Voyage, I went into the lobby where I had heard an awful commotion. Flash bulbs were flashing and reporters were asking quiestions right and left. I moved in for a closer look and there seated on top of her suitcases was the lovely movie star, Zsa Zsa Gabor. Standing next to her, acting like a hunter who had bagged his game, was her latest husband--oh no--J,D.-- Addleman. CBut why not, he always did have that suave, smooth--talking wolf tacticsll As soon as he spied me he rushed right over to greet me INATURALLY, making Zsa Zsa VERY Jealousll He only had time to tell me that Janie Ewbank was running a gam- bling casino in Las Vegas and making a fortune Conly trouble is-she spends it as fast as she makes it. She doesn't gamble in her own casino but in the one across the street--it pays higherll After J.D. left, I ran and bought a ticket for the first plane going to Amsterdam or Amoret. For you see, after seeing or hearing about all my old classmates--my nerves are in worse shape than when I started. My class mates are all as scatter-brained as they were at MHS I'm going home for a much needed rest. Que Drivers Janitors Cook and her little helpers 17,501 l

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after losing Dale to Jean, had resolved to be an old-maid Librarian However, I found out later, that she had been secretly dating Larry Harper when he was home from Africa, where he and the great Btan19F Livingston Goode often went on Safari'g. Stanley for Bud as we all a world-known, bi -game hunter---this was his profess10D' shrinking heads, ?anybody'sll!1l knew himl was His hobby was at the airport just as my plane was called, so I motioned fdon't know why they call them red-caps since this One blue onell As he struggled to get my three trunks and five suitcases on his little cart, I thought I noticed a certain mischevious gleam in his eyes--why sure, it was Pat Wiggins. After ? helped him, by putting the trunks on he and J.L. KJudith LaFol1etteD were Judith has resolved to be a plain, blonde. She still writes poetry and ation. I arrived for a red-cap was wearing a his cart for him, he told me thab married and living in the suburb5U old housewife instead of 8 diziy does illustrations just for relax' I reached the plane just as they was kind and let me in. There was something about that cute little Wie and great big smile that reminded me of someone I knew. Why, Of OOHP1 1 Barbara VanBenthusenl She had always said she would like to bitanszegs me to meet aim--e-Bob anytime in a woman's closed the door but the stewardeii line stewardess so she could fall in love with the pilot, and that's exactly what happened. I was thrilled when she asked her husband fthe pilotl, and even more thrilled when I saw Swain. And he was the one who said he'd take the wide ocean preference to the sky. 10h well, that just shows you what touch will do to a guyll After seating myself, I noticed two women across the aisle from me chattering worse than a couple of magpies Cnever heard two magpies be- fore, but I'm sure their chatter could never have kept up with th6S0 twoll I knew right then that it could only be Faye Short and Vonda Kershner. I immediately struck up a conversation with them in whlchwe recalled old memories about M.H.S. I guess they've both been married several times to rich playboys and were now each looking for another. They told me that Joyce Case and Elaine Woodall were working as Rock- ettes at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City. They got their start by taking lessons from the Harry McCoy Dance Studio.I guess Harry has entirely taken over Arthur Murray's business. CGHGSS h6'S JuSt HS bald-headed as Arthur, too.5 The plane at last reached New York where I was to take the Queen Elisabeth fa ship? to Europe. I went into the airport's coffee shop for some coffee, and who else would be waiting tables but Evelyn Cum- mings. She had kept in touch with several of our classmates so we ex- changed notes. Virginia Iwerntzl Jackson and Raymond Cher husband! have four romping, rowdy boysgbut they want five Cboysl for that 'would give them a basketball team of their own. I can see it now--'The Globe Trotting Jacksonsn. Evelyn Jackson has married Carl and they have got their height??J Maybe basketball teamllll Georgia each otherl and live very They have both built quite a They hsually work together, three tall little girls Cwonder where they Evelyn and Carl are working on a Girls' Groves and Jerre Ferrel are married Cto happily in asmall cottage in Cape Cod. reputation for themselves---skin-diverslil but when Georgia gets mad for is in a bad humorlshe simply disconnects Jerre's oxygen hose and watches him swim like 8 shark to the surface, for gig! Brenda Ross is a top fashion understand she makes her own clothes has time, since she was so slow when Maybe, after she was pushed and forced really liked it---maybe! expert who designs Slothing. I falthough I don't know how she it came to sewing in Home Ec.D to sew in school, she found she I had enjoyed this chat with Evelyn Faye and was leaving when whom should walk in but Judy Fritts. She was on her way to Germany where her husband was stationed. CShe married the boy she had dated all through schooleeowhat was his name??l She refreshed my memory that it was Alan B. Alan is Elvis Presley's Army Press Manager' Judy has 8 teaching contract to teach at a school there in Mechlenburg-Strelitztly ,mam- ,W

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