Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY MARVEINE ROYER-Playing the piano for the largest church in the Buckeye State: 'k VIVIAN BAIR-Certainly made a place for herself managing the Middlebranch kiddy-caf factory. 'A' DOROTHY RUCH-An ex-opera star now living happily with Nor- man and rearing little opera stars. i' DONALD BEGGS-Proud owner of a poultry farm at Hartville. 'A' NICK BEARD-Professional tack- ler on the Knock-em-Down, Drag-em-Out, football team, play- ing at Geneva, Switzerland. 'A' RUTH ANN BALL-Has become an authority on nearly every subject. She is even teaching the French language to the French people. if NELSON HAVIS-Still sailing the seven seas despite white hair and old age. 'A' MARGE FELLER-Is teaching at the University of Centertwigj' and at the present her main ob- jective is to get the title, State Football Champs, for her all girl team. i' ANGELO VENDITTI-Making mil- lions as a super salesman selling post-war helicopters. ii ,llll-i X XX ' A Xu: , .25 Z- .l 3 x ll if 22 PX 'N f -lb l 'Y w .75 0 Q of l I 5 N l' X 5 2 14' N 7' ' gk gf 'X f' 'N::7 -v' f -2 .' 'Wlyx 'nil N jg .iw ,1,l.l-11-. ELMER GIROME-Is now helping the Buckeyes win their football games. All sky clear of this tornado. i' RUTH LADLEY-Teaching the girls the secret of true beauty. 'k LILLIAN METZGER - A great magnificent rollerskater at the Flaky-White Rink, seeing how many she can trip. 'A' JOE ANGIONE-A professor in chemistry and physics at the Uni- versity of Centertwig' teaching the brats how to mix up suicide solution. i' JOHN BRENINGER-Is now the establishe-d Frank Sinatra of 1955. 'k OLEN BARKEY-Commander of the 8th Army Air Force with his headquarters at Centertwig. 'k LEONA EDDLEMAN-Operator of a chain gang of greenhouses which specializes in growing the largest and most peas in a pod. 'k LOUISE FIGLOLA-Saxophonist in a world wide popular orchestra, drooling over her director, who also drools back. 'k DON DLHMARSH ---- Still squiring beautiful ladies, but only in spare moments away from thr CHIIICIBI.

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MEMOIR. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....... ............. ,...,..,...............,... ,.....,............. j o y ce Fellcr Literary Editor ...... ..,.......,......,,,............ R uth Ann Ball Sports Editors ...... ......... D on DeMarsh, Frank Cirone Art Editor .............. ..,....,..................., L eora Schmucker Snapshot Editors ....... ................. B everly Graber, Vivian Bair Business Managers .... .......... A ngelo Venditti, Imogene Booth Song Shop Manager ..... .,.... ,..,... ..,.......,..................... M a r y Ellen Parks Faculty Advisor .........,..... .,.........................,...,.................,...............,............ M iss Hawes Under Class Assistants ..., .................. H arty Byington, Barbara New, Margaret Bauman Typists ......,.............,...... ........,. M argc Feller, Ionc Barley, Louise Figloln, Ruth Ladle-x l , K X if i Q 4 , f 4 , If l ff f i: 1 -Z 1 f if' i is EZ' lf X 5 X X 4 x.. f -Hd X OLU87' 'Q' Foss O 07's 0 any My ,Mule Olga 'J M He 5 1' 077 ggdjcl we 582

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MAXINE ZERBE-Still the sweet secretary she was in school, only now the personal secretary for the President. i' LEORA SCHMUCKER--just re- ceived a check from the New York Art Museum for her prize painting entitled The Pillow Dance. 'A' JOANNE SEIFERT-Living on her 60-acre farm with Junior teaching the chickens how to do the Kucky, Kucky Kowf' 'A' MARY ELLEN PARKS-Has all her life just loved motorcycles. She is now teaching all the other dopes all she knows about them. QAnd that isn't much.l 'A' IMOGENE BOOTH-And her re- porter husband have a system by which he reports it and she writes it. If only Imogene would forget her days at Middlebranch as gos- sip writer on the Mid-Hi News, maybe they wouldn't be in so many law suits. i BEVERLY GRABER - Modeling clothes in a New York dress' shop. 'k FLORENCE KEMP-A receptionist at the Belden Hotel. 'k BEULAH MOHLER-Teaching her children what to expect through- out their life at school. 'A' ROY DICKERHOOF-Is now the farmer raising bigger potatoes in smaller gardens. 'W is it 17,1 f ,gzip ,rx fi o ,' H .X Ls ma ...,-.gow I . -4 - ,S X- ' i f ff? is XX .- jf - fl I' .lx l. LJ 'nl 'W , wsrfa 'il li Elin' CDW L - -.9 Q QL-s V - 2 IONE BARLEY-Seems to be con- centrating on rearing a five girl basketball team with Mamma as coach. 'They will go places too. I CHARLES RICKERT-Is still try- ing his best to bring back in style the old handle-bar mustache. It's quite handsome on him too. 'A' EDWARD SHORB - The rising business man of Utopia. Confi- dentially fjust between you and mel he still sleeps most of the day. i' PHYLLIS BOLI-Is now designing clothes for the Duchess of Wind- sor after years of hard calious, un- adulterated work. 'A' THOMAS HALL-Wins world-wide fame as the missionary who con- verted Hitler and Hirohito. i' PAUL KAHLER-A proud owner of 12 fine dairy farmsg one for eaeh of his little Kahlers. 'A' MILDRED MOSER--Is now the Director of the New York Sym- phony. i JOYCE FELLER-Returns to alma mater to replace Miss Rodgers in the library and language depart- ments. 'A' FRANK CIRONE-Living happily at Centertwig and providing en- tertainment with his three little zoot-suiters. i' JOHN MILLER-Directs his own swing band and has run Harry james out of this world with the hottest jazz ever heard from a trumpet.