Morgantown High School - Trojan Yearbook (Morgantown, IN)

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PROPHECY 1962 as seen by crystal gazers in the junior class. Rosalee Kinnett is married and was just seen in Ayres department store with all ten of her children. Martha York is not married and works in the governor's mansiong still has an eye for men. Shirley Gourley fTankerJ now takes orders from Dr. Renner at his new office rn Mahalasville, which is located to the rear of Foxes' General store. Sylvia Gossling is bathing on the golden beaches ofCalifornia and still trying to win Wendell Campbell, who gets about quite actively with a crutch and is still shaping cube steak for Carl Hicks in his spare time His real work is that of a proprietor of Morgantown Billiard Hall We see Lois Bauman boarding a trans continental airlines plane for Africa where she is a missionary Lily Ferran rs an old maid school teacher of psychiatry at Mus catatuck State Park Rosemary Gtpson is a New York Powers Model also she is the wife of James Schultz who now runs an elevator in the Empire State Building Linn Boggs is a henpecked husband who is still working at the Milwaukee Brewery and suffering dreadfully of occur at onal disease Donald Crawford is still trying to make his bookkeeping balance and keep his appetite in check at all times Dr Renner is a successful physician who specialized in the dis eases of brain tumors and bone cancer all We ws Hass as xsssx Q 2 gy ' QZX 4? pyliw ,yy 1. .fr . 1 ., .. tg ,K fi 'J ' 'ff U , f f gras, NV' ' . , 1 ,,, 5. 2 aft: '1 s.e,,ss V an 2 - mx, :aura , of , 1? ff 2 ji KW fn 9 - , Sf ' ' ' - . U .. . . W ' . V S . 1 . ' . Zn . . ,fEff1:f,3 ' . Wf'?,?. v' . . Q? . .fifiz '-7 ' ' W5 ' , ' 2 gl J 1a, 5'z-ff 9'-ws! Q Viva, news 5, ,qs wif? 1 1 aw ' K4 271 FW? 72,11 ,Zigi MZ fr: fflywsf strep :fi fmskygmw PXXXEVNQX 'KXSR Xgxtxxs wif? ,E WM 35,2333 afar? A4253 QsQ?StAXsifxXisk

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SENIOR CLASS PARTY We had our first party, which was in the form of a hay- ride, fonly we had no hayj on October 1., Our driver was Donald Crawford. The night was quite chilly, but with around sixteen blankets distributed among us we were very cozy As we had to get Jim Schultz at his home we decided we might as well stay there for the party Since we had sur vrved so many bumps our appetites were whetted for the delicious eats which the girls had prepared Sitting around the fire fwhtch we girls by the way had to burldj someone suddenly mentioned that the olives were nowhere to be found This mystery was explained when Donald Crawford who is very fond of them was found sitting on the Jar After extinqutshing the fire we started home Everyone had a most enjoyable time , . , , , Y i , .