North Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Ramsey, IN)

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X-1..-I, ...rf The graduatrng class of 1957 from North Central I-hgh School had 1tS reun1on on Julv 4, 1967 We had decrded to n1eet at the moon Transportatron berng qurte expensrve, we decrded to rent rocket sh 1ps for the day from the Goodyear Company, non owned by Mane Tyler and her husband Don Martrn, prlot of one of the world's most: fa mous aulrnes, prloted our rocl et On the way to the moon, we near ly bumped rnto D3.V1d Royalty I-le was tryrng out hrs new mufilers and all at once hrs souped up Ford left the ground Davrd IS no v rac rng at the Gordon Speedway When we arrrved at tl1e moon port, M11 e Garther came out to me et us He was the head guard there As we entered the moon port we found that Betty Troncrn was the recept1on1st Her husband own xx ay to the Moon Glow Hall, we heard mus1c There was Carole Seacat now the duector of the Moon Band Symphony The mus1c was Just out of thrs world After everyone had arrrwed, Roy Wrllxerson gave the welcomrng speech because he rs now the Un1ted States Ambassador to the moon Gary Davrs, now Presrdent of the Unrted States, gave the openrng speech He 1S really too young but when Congress learned how rn tellrgent he was they moved the age requuements way down Jack Jones, now head accountant of the Indrana Candy Co , gave the frnancral report, and he also reported that today he and Geneva Wernert were celebratrng then' tenth wedd1ng annrversary They are rrchly blessed Wlth three sets of twms Tom Mart1n gave the readrng of the mmutes Tom 1S now head basketball coach at Indrana Um versrty He 15 sard to be seemg qurte a brt of the typrng teacher, Sharon MeMahel After graduatron from hrgh school, Sharon went to I U and rece1ved her degree Two other members of our class are teachers also Donna Adam 15 a shorthand teacher at the Spencerran Commerc1a1 School Thelma Stevens, havmg rece1ved a loan from Adalr Stevenson, IS now teacher of the Stevens Stevenson Prrvate School for Republrcans Also Slftlng at our table was the world' champ1on typrst, Clarrce AnnHendr1cks Boy' If Mrs Bell could only see her now Seated at the table to our rrght was Lou Hobbs, famous for her studros all over the world where she teaches grrls on How to Catch a Man rn f1V9 easy lessons She charges only S10 a course because she thrnlts every gul needs the lnformatron Her brother Creed, IS now a famous senator from VLrg1n1af1ght1ng desparately for rnte gratlon As we were lool mg around, x e heard a loud roar of laughter Guess who was makrng the H0156 Stanley Byerly Stanley rs now a xx orld famous ccmedran and has tal en over the George Gobel show wh1cI1 1S now known as Stan the Man Half Hour for all Gloomy Souls Douglas Smrth now a Jockey, won the Kentucky Derby r1d 18 S., 0 S M ,4 N-nv' C: T f 1 ' . ' . . 1 C 3 . - 1 xi 1 X ,il - . ' . . ' W ' ' ed the moon-port. We left the moon-port and as we were on our ' . ' ' , s ' . , . , 7 . .-

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MARVIN WAGNER Tennessee GENEVA WERNERT 'Gen Chorus 1,2,4, FTA 4, Booster Club 1 4, Speech Club 4 VIVIAN TRONCIN HV. chorus 1,2,35 FTA 4. MARIE TYLER Re Chorus 1,2,3g FTA 45 Booster Club 1, 4. Y-pf lf ROY WILKERSON Bush FFA 3,4, Booster Club 4 Speech Club

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,I Q - eil ward' 1ng hrs own horse, Red Eye INancy Byrne, once a famous a1rl1ne hostess has ma.rr1ed a prlot and IS now host to a l1ttle curly headed grrl Ixaorm Ruth Housel, now a regzstered nurse and wrfe of a fa mous doctor, came to the ard of Marlene Kennedy who had seen a moon mouse andfarnted Marlene IS not yet marrled srnce she and Jrm are XV2.1t1D,g for farm prrces to go up At the table to our left, Barbara Asnren lS makmg a speech for her husband who IS runnrng for sheuff of Harrrson County Phyll1s Rosen barger, who 15 marrred to the present owner of the Bell Telephone Company, 15 tall mg to Ellen Schwartz Ellen has been teachmg speech classes on the moon to people who tall too fast Also at our table w as Maq Rarnbolt who 1S now a m1ss1onary to the Belgran Congo Marvm Wagner and Nelson L1ncoln now manage the Indran apolrs aOO' They are workmg on therr second m1.Ll1on dollars no v Ivan Arbuclele, a great debater, now debates on thrs subject Resolved A Man Should Stay S1ngle We also have a lawyer that graduated from our class J1m LaDuke J1m IS an authorrty on Juvemle Delmquents V1v1an Barrow has fulfrlled her deslres to be come a prrvate secretary to a lawyer She IS now worl mg for Jzm and they get along together very well John Paul Beal has taken over the once ltnown 'Crayden's Hatchery ', and rt IS now ltnown as Bcal's Sl1cl Chrcks The Setters brothers, James and Shelby have a charr compan, ltnown as BETTER SETTERS located at Borden As we are served our mam course, we notrce that rt 1S turkey Randall Bocard mforms us he now has a large turr ey farm at French town Carl Thevenot says that he rs now the o vner and manager of the former A C1 P Store now called C 81 J for Carl and Jamce Don n1e Bays and Paul Damon belong to the famous basl etball team known as the Moon Trotters' Another one of our class havmg a government job 1S Jerry Lal-Iue the Secretary of Agrrculture Servrng rn the U S Navy, Paul Ruther ford 1S now a Frrst L1eutenant VIVIHD Troncm and Patty Oster jomed the Women's Arr Force and are statroned m Hawau Donald Brrscoe, our sen1or class pres1dent, has been mal mg head lmes vrth hrs research on the Nrtrogen Bomb Murrell Lone IS now a h1llb1lly srnger and has made several h1t recordrngs Ore of her cur rent songs 15 ' I'm a Pea P101 m' Latm Getter on My Grandma's S1de She can be heard on the Grand Ole Opry ew ery Saturday n1gl1t Ola Austm IS head of the Eureka Telephone Company 1n Indrana Lorce Bolen IS head of Kellers Manufacturmg Company and her husband 1S her secretary Loren Damon, our sen1or class monrtor, 15 now Indrana State Aud1tOI We all enlloyed our reunron very much, and we dec1ded that w1th all the 1ntegr1ty and mtellrgence oi our class, we would be able to meet at Mars for our twent1eth reumon' l9 ffifxf , .T I -Ly., , .v 0 f, fL.: 11, -' gr.: .1 DZ .v-44.5 ...L . . - Y V , . . , . r. 0 .. . L. i . Q . ' a . - , Y . , . . . v ' ' ' 9 v . . . . . , 7 . . . . . I I . . 2. . , 1 ,I ' ' f . v . H , . t . 1, - - 1 U Q .. . ' 'v rf I 1 , Q . 1 I J s o I - . . . 2. - . V . . . . f . . . . . . . 1 '- . , . -. . . X U Y I 1 9 A -Ela-