Midvale High School - Midhian Yearbook (Midvale, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY It xs now the year 1970 exghteen years SIHCG I graduated from good old Mldvale Hxgh Boy' how the txme does fly It has been a long whxle sxnce I have seen my old frxends OI heard from them Sxnce I have been wonderxng about them I thought I would take a vacatxon and see what they have been domg I bought my tlcket fOl New York yxhx h was to be my FIST. stop As I clxmbed mto the tr 1n I happened to get 1 glance at the engxneer nd to my surpr1se xt was no other than Jack Davxs Upon arrxvxng at New York I went up to talk to Jack fOl awhxle and I told hlm lf I hadnt known xt vtas he I would have been sure Ca ev Jones was the englneer I went to the Hotel New York to make FESQIVH txons for '1 few days Who should be the m nage1 ot the hct l but Karl Macky He sald that aftex gr duatxon he had come to New Yc1k and bouffht a small hotel but now hls was one of the largest 1n the world I was ass1gned to Room 2 0 and aftel everythxng was xn Older as I w s lcaxlng my room who hould I hump 1nto but Wxlma Ruflfvnx She told me she vu IS a ph tographer and she had just ffot back from photographlng Bxll M rsh ll fl Hxs Wt nderful Flyxng Machxne He was n w a 1 t p1lot and hls stunts had everycne cn edffo Wllm W s gettxnff hxs story for The Lxfc Mag zne As Wxlma nd I were st yxng IH the same hotel we decxded we would look ox cr New York t gethel A wc were walklng down the stxeet we thought we saw a tamxlx ll face comlng towaxd us As she told us that Nellle Davxs and she were runmng the Goshen Beauty Salon on Flfth Avenue She t ld us to come 1n and she would glvc us a complete beautxfyxng Job free of charge She saxd whxle he was dolng all thxs we could talk OXLI old txrn s We 1entu1ed fuxther on down the strcet nd vue notx ed a large buxldxng wxth New York Publx L brarv carved 'xcxcss the top We decxded to go xn nd lo k a1ound Whxle we wexe l okxn at the Lxfe Mag xnc we happened tx notxce a large d xertlsement and vxhen we looked xn the corner we saw the lnxtxals HS MHS vxhxch stood fcr Helen Sxm rdeya of Mxdvale Hxgh Sch ol She alvt y xx 'xnted to be 1 commercxal artxst and I guess her d1e m came t1Lc Aftex looklng at all the paxntxngs we decxded we were hungry o we began looklng tor a good res taurant where we could eat Wc notxced a large ncon sxgn Fxogs Wonderful Foods We decxded we would eat xt thxs restaurant To our surprxse who should be the owner but Fr'xnkl1n FIOQ Bertollne We told the waltress we would l1ke to p ak to M1 Bextollne Wxthxn a tow mlnutes he c me fxrm h1s offxce and vue had a long chat H t ld us that Eugene Wolf was now head of all the A8zP st re xn the world He saxd that he got xll hs food frcrn these stores 1nd that Eugene was ke pxna these stores xn wonderful shape Fxfmk told the wxxtress to brlng us anythxng we wanted for xt was on the house H1s specxaltv was a French d1sh whxch name I forgot as soon as I left the 1estaur nt It was 1bout seven th11ty before we Hnlshed eat xnf so we decxded to spend the evenxng at a movxe As we were on our wav to the theater we notxced a large bxll board adxertxsxng the Metxopolxtan Opera show whxch wa to be held tonlght We notlced that OUI own Betty Booth w s the st 1 sxnver We deexded to attend thxs performance d 1 yv s w ndcx u The next mornxng I lang loom servxce nd lSkCCl them to send me mv breakfast nd lso a news paper No socner h d I hung up when the bell hcp ame wxth my b1eakf st I glanced at the news oaper they sent me and I ww xt w s entxtled Greens Ch1onxclc Underneath xt 1n small black I tt rs I saw Helen Dxnger fexcuse me Greenj Assxstant Edxtor You probably have guessed xt by ow that Don Green xs Edxtor and by the way h y have enough chlldren to fill all other xmp rtent posxtxons The first thxng I notxced was x laxge artxcle NIlS1Cl l2lI'y Successful 1n Afrxca As I 1ead thc rtxcle I found xt was under the guxdance of Mr nd Mrs Dean Rankxn fthe lattel the former Max g ret Ev 1ettD that thxs had been uccessful The artxcle also told how they hive lmpxoved the con dxt ons of m 1ny other countrxes It surely xs won derful that someone from our class had helped to 1mprove the world L ter xn the molnxng I went OVGI to see xf Wxlmx wanted to txke Bonnxe up on the offe1 she hxd made u the d1y before As we walked xnto he1 salon who should we see gettxnd 1 manlcuxe but Theresa Mcnte She told us she was n w a Home Eccnomxcs te cher at Bronx Hxgh School She 11 cn xn xted us to her apartment for a home cooked meal but t my dxsappoxntment thxs was mv l st dav 1n New Y 1k But Wllma leadlly accepted hex 1f1 xt txon s I wxshed I could That evcnn I went down to G1 nd Cent1xl St tlcn to luv '1 txcket to San Fr mcxsco and who hould be the tmcket seller but Charles Tmgler H t ld me he h d half xnterest xn the r 1l1o ds but he stxll lxked to sell txckets as hxs hobby IVhen I lxlxed '1t San Francxsco I dxscove1ed they were ha11ng a Unlted Natxons m etxne and I found out Dale Malone was Amb ss1dor for the Unxted States I remember those debates we u ed to have xn 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Just as I was about to IJOBICI my shxp I glanced to another boat Wh1Ch was also about to leave I was a boat load of Waves who were be1ng sent to Ind1a I was vely much surprl ed to find that Maly Ann Zucal was thelr captam and lt was 1 very fine group I boarded my sh1p and who should be staymg 111 the cabln across the hall from me but Donna R1t enou1 She told me she was go1ng to Flance to open a dress shop She has several IH the U S but declded she would llke to have one lh F1 nce 1lso SIHCS we we1e both he 1ded for the sam dest1nat1on we spent much t1me togethex Wh1le on our way a certa1n Shlrlev Maurel r1ch sophlstlcated woman was lobbed of a m1ll1on dollars But 1n no tlme a smart detectlve by the name of Gene Seldenrlght had caught the robbels red handed Walt a mlnute those names rxng a bell Now I remember they were cl1ssmates of mme As I was vxalkmg down the stleet IH P3115 F1 ance I notlced '1 large s1gn Daleys Fur Store Best Furs IH the Wo: ld I walked 1nto the stoxe to see 1f 1t w'1s who I thought It was Yes 1t was Larry Daley and he told me he was makmg so much monev that he was ready to ret1re When I arrlved at my hotel I ran lnto Bettv Stafford fMlS Frankle Pounds! She told me that they were Skl leaders IH Swltzerl 1nd but wexe now cn xacatlon and were plannlng to come back to U S for awh1le I spent a few days relaxmg 1n France and then made my way back to Ch1C3g0 I had a speclal 1nv1tat1on from Mr and Mrs Hallv Renmcker fthe latte! was Joanne Tambor1n1J to come and stay w1th them whlle 1n ChlC3gO I had no more than arrlved at the11 home when I re re1ved a phone call from our former adv1so1 Mrs Stevenson I asked her how she kn w I was 1n ChlC3g,0 and she Sald Vera Pede a fo1me1 class mate and telephone operator ID the hotel when Mrs Steven on was staymg had tcld he1 Mrs Stevenson sald she was no longer teachlng school but had a radlo program of her own on wh1ch she gave out her reupes She had already publlshed a cook book of he1 most favor1te I9C1pQS Of course I suppose everyone of our class has one by now How could anyone turn down l.h1S book when they remember those temptmg odcrs that used to float thzough th h1l's Onc afternoon Joanne and I went shopplng and on OUI way we had to cross a toll br1dge Ac1oss the top was prlnted DAVE KING TOLL BRIDGE When we stopped to pay ou1 toll who should be collectlng but the bu1lder hlmself Dave We were chattlng along n1cely when several horns started to blow We wele so engro sed 1n talkmg to Dave that we d1dnt notlce we were holdmg up tr1H1c Whlle we wcxe shoppmg 1n Ch1CagOS la1gest de partment stole we xan mto Ve1a Pede and so all three of us went on a spendlng spree We had no more than dll1V6d at Jo 1nnes house when we heard the latest news reports Tom C'1rl1sle Head of the Un1ted Mme Workexs h 1d got the strlke settled and now the m1ne1 s would re CQIVQ ten cents more an houn The next d'1y I VlSlt6d ChlC 1go Hosp1tal to su 1f I could make a donat1on Ol help 1n 'my w1v 1n the fatal alrplane crash wh1ch had occuxed a few days prlor When I walked 1nto the hosp1t1l who should greet me but Head Nurse Audrey N1pple I told her about 1ll our frlends 1nd she was 1ndeed gl1d to hear all about our class The next molnlng I left Jo 1nne Harly and the11 fOUl red he 1d squlrts and went to Clevel 1nd I went to Cleveland College and who should be Head Professo1 but Harold Gladstone I guess he 11ves up to h1s name rather nlckname P1ofesso1 and ltS a good thmg he d1d ox many people would have been d1sappo1nted The next day I went to 1 blg Cleveland B1own Football game and I found out that Danny Booth 1 great football pl myer of ou1 l1fe was now man 1ge1 of the Browns He h 1d played for the Browns for some years but now was the n1 1nage1 Well SIDCB I have seen 1ll my f11ends I Wlll now make my way home agam toward Colu1nbus My husband B1ll K1nnee1 15 watchlng ou1 fou1 l1ttle devlls two sets of tw1ns whlle I made my llttle t11p He has h1s mothex helpmy., h1m bec1use he st1ll has to work at our Lumber Company Well I suppose you know who wrote th1s by now It used to be Genevx Moole but now IS Mus B1ll K1nnee1 Well th1s IS Just my prophecy of ou1 class and I guess we w1ll all have to Walt and see how lt turns out Geneva Moore . t E ' , . , . ' 2 ' . -C . V ' ' J . - . . 1 , -1 1 z ' 5 - 1 1 ' , ' ' ' . at ' 1 ' . Z C ' . . . y - ' 'a z 1 ' z Z . ' 2 O ' . C V Y b ', a ' i 1 . y . . . , 1 - 1 . . ' . L ' ' . ' 44 . ,. . - - v . - V - 1 . , ' . . Q . , 'z , , ,. ' . ' -' - . ' 2 ' , .i . ,K , ,, H . . L V 4 1 . . q ,, . A 2 2 . Y - . . . . i . .1 2 . . 1 . , - . ' E - 1 . . . . . . 5 Y ' 1 1 1 y . . . , . . . , z , ' Q 1 1 , . . Q . . D . . A , 1 . .Y , f ' i ' . . 1 .- v Q . ' . . 1 , . 5 C , ,, . s 1 . . , . A . - lt H A A , , . . , . . Z . . . . . , ' 'xi