Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY Dick Eggenschwiler — Head basketball coach at Notre Dame University. Loretto Capuano — First woman president. Mary Grant — Head advisor of a school that teaches girls to be really cute. Elaine Mann — Singing star of the Metro- politan Opera House. Louise Cavalier — Operator of the Peoples Beauty Shoppe in Chicago. Margaret Stuhl — The concert pianist who plays for the all-time Hit Parade from Carnegie Hall. Pauline Gottshall — The head nurse at the Knock-Them-Down, Carry-Them Out School of Nursing. Ruth Rafeld — A secretary to the treasurer of the United States. (Now we know where all the money goes.) Marliyn Summer — An actress in Holly- wood winning the Academy Award in 1954, for her performance as Scarlet O ' Hara, in the sequence of Gone With the Wind. Lois Seifert — Lois was our bachelor girl until 1954, when she found the man of her dreams — Errol Flynn. Donald Bentz — Don has taken to the ser- ious side of life as he advises Congress on the advisability of financing a new gold rush to Alaska. John Tucker — Teaching a group of college students the fundamentals of breaking one ' s neck while riding a motorcycle. George Campanelli — Head waiter at the Stork Club in New York, merrily flirt- ing his way through life. Robert Mareno — He has charge of all the little Japanese, giving them lessons in Middlebranch jujitsu. Boyd Heminger — Has gone South of the Border, fascinating all the Mexican se- noritas with his gay singing and guitar playing. Jean Guarnerie — A receptionist at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. John Carosello — Instructor of mathematics at Bologna State University. Lorie Gianetti — President of the Board of Trustees at the Diamond Portland Ce- ment Company. Kenneth Wenger — Commander of a group of P-T boats patroling the Seven Seas. Charles Snyder — Engineer in charge of the first railroad built around the equa- tor. Bob Angione — Head stage manager at the Little Theatre off Time Square in New York City. Gloria Boydelatour — Settling down as a housewife in the metropolis of Middle- branch. Joyce Lewis — Instructing girls how to become drum majors while her husband, Gene, does the house work.

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CLASS WILL Beverly Garrott ' s quietness to Maxine Zerbe. Artnabell Love ' s pretty brown eyes to Margy Rickert. Evelyn Dysle ' s camera to ber sister, Doris. Pauline Gottshall ' s job at Birchers to Dorothy Ruch. Elaine Mann ' s singing to Ellen Mason. Louise Cavalier ' s height to Alice Oberlin. Margaret Stuhl ' s piano accompanying to another great pianist. Joyce Lewis ' strutting to Imogene Booth. Dorothy Immel ' s Indian bracelets to Dorothy Walton. Mildred Lenhart ' s tiny steps to Clyde Fausneaucht. Charles Snyder ' s absence to Ruth Ladley. Ruth Rafeld ' s dimples to Charloette Boyd. Gloria Boydelatour ' s engagement ring to Marviene Royer. Eilleen Hart ' s giggles to Marjorie Feller. Donna Little ' s black chesterfield to Martha Grove. Mary Lou Danner ' s red hair to Mary Ellen Parks. Mildred Wirth ' s figure to Julia Capuano. Antoinette Melilli ' s basketball skill to George ManofT. Jean Guarnerie ' s size to Richard Menicos. Kate Braswell ' s gossip column to anyone who can take what she has taken. Florence Clark ' s art work to Ruth Ann Ball. Bill Anderson ' s politeness to Ed Shorb. Louise Boyd ' s long, curly eye lashes to Bobby Bentz. Loretta Capuano ' s grades to Leora Schmucker. George Campanelli ' s girls to Bill Lenhart. Mary Menicos ' cheerleading to Bill Hale. Boyd Heminger ' s car trouble to Angelo Venditti. Robert Mareno ' s blitzing classes to Wayne Spangler. Russ Ladley ' s wavy hair to Olen Barkey. John Carosello ' s bashfulness to Frank Cirone. Lory Giannetti ' s crazy actions to Paul Groom. Wilbur Cox ' s corny jokes to Miss Rodgers. Dick Eggenschwiler to Martha Woods. Kenneth Wenger ' s horseback rides to another Lone Ranger, namely — Wayne Strouble. Don Bentz ' s troubles to Don DeMarsh. John Tucker ' s motorcycle to anyone who has the courage to ride it. Enid Smith ' s way with the Commandos to her sister, Irene. Marilyn Summer ' s smile to Mr. Kohr. Lois Seifert ' s personality to Joan McCullough. Mary Grant ' s arguments with teachers to Bill DeMarsh. Esther Rice ' s job as president of the Student Council to ? ? ? Marilyn Rubright ' s moccasins to Eileen Judy. Lorie Venditti ' s place at quarterback on the football team to his brother, Willie. Glenn Rafeld ' s voice to Howard Moser. John Nolan ' s Model A Ford to Roger Summer. Dorwin Hein ' s troubles to Lillian Lewis. Bill Lilley ' s wisecracks to Shorty Hart. Bob Angione ' s job as stage manager to Joe Wasik.

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CLASS PROPHECY Evelyn Dysle — Drawing pictures of Don- ald Duck in Hollywood for Walt Dis- ney. Dorothy Immel — Wife of a Belgian horse breeder. Russell Ladley — A leading lecturer on how to have wavy hair by eating bread crust. Louise Boyd — Head of America ' s largest grocery store, which is serving the peo- ple with post-war vitamin filled foods. Mary Menicos — Being heiress to the dime store millions, she was introduced into society in 1950, and has driven Brook- lyn mad. Glen Rafeld — Professor of agriculture at Ohio State University. Esther Rice — She is a teacher of music at the Middbbranch Conservatory of mu- sic. Enid Smith — First Woman Professor of Chemistry at Yale University. Mildred Wirth — Powers model in 1954. » Mildred Lenhart — Managing an exclusive dress shoppe on Park Avenue. Florence Clark — Painting the mural on the side of the Empire State Building Annabel Love — Has the voice with a smile at the Bell Telephone Co. Donna Little — Secretary to the District Attorney in New York. m. Mary Louise Danner — Teaching dancing in Chicago ' s largest dance studio. Antoinette Melilli — Selling never-fail beauty products to the people of Ho- boken. Bill Anderson — National leader of the Boy Scouts of America. John Nolan — Manager of Canton ' s largest used -car lot, specializing in Model A Fords. Dorwin Hein — The youngest man ever promoted to Admiral in the United States Navy. Bill Lilley — Inventor of the first rocket ship to land on the moon. Lorie Venditti— Professional football coach of the Chicago Bears. Marilyn Rubright — An airplane hostess for the Transcontinental Airline Com- pany. Eileen Hart — Is designing the latest in women ' s fashions. She specializes in bathing suits. Katherine Braswell — Is writing bits of New York ' s choicest scandals for the New York Times, while conducting a class of Madame La Zonga. Wilbur Cox — Is spending all of his time building new rabbit pens. He just doesn ' t have the heart to get rid of the dear bunnies. Beverly Garrott— Dietition at Molly Stark Sanatorium.