Oklahoma Bible Academy - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Meno, OK)

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' ff I 3 Q? 51'fl27 fbmgfgiawrg f 2 U SE IOR CLASS PROPHECY This restaurant looks as if it's owned by a millionaire. Look at who's coming with the menu -- why it's Maxine Unruh! This child evangelism class in New York seems to be quite educational. Why, look at the teacher -- it's Ruth Schultz. Donna Lohrenz, the concert pianist at Carnegie Hall must really have start- ed to practice after she left O. B. A. Bookeeping must have helped Gene Jantz. He's the owner and operator of the First National Bank in Los Angeles. Let's watch Break the Bank on television at 3 o'clock. Who is that announ- cer? Why it's Paul Schultz from Richey, Montana. Remember Melvin Voth's liking for Chevrolets in O. B. A. ? That sign says he's now a great Chevrolet Dealer. ' Have you seen this new ad in the paper? It's for wrecker service and Vernon Hiebert owns it. He always did talk about it when he was in O. B. A. Let's be on our way again. We have an invitation for dinner this evening. It'll be good when the former Wanda L. prepares it. She surely makes a good cook and charming house wife. Well, here we are in the eastern part of the state. Yes, it's good old windy Oklahoma. Say, look at that -- Pankratz Cabinet Shop, Inola, Oklahoma. Harry always was particular in manual training class. Look at this morning's headlines. The Youth for Christ meeting in the Enid Convention Hall was packed to capacity last night as Kenneth Schmidt, the bass E IOR CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1952 of the Oklahoma Bible Academy, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years of work, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last and best will and testament. Vernon Hiebert wills his speedy ford to Dwain Young. Dwain, someday you might need some speed. Gene Jantz wills his dislike for school to Helen Pankratz. Not everything comes from books, Helen. Donna Lohrenz wills her dignified, humiliating, but humorous expressions to Arthur Johnson. Art, expressions often win life partners. Maybe you'd better take a try at it. Wanda Lohrenz wills her American History knowledge to Abner Koehn. Abner, get on the ball. American History is required in high school. Harry Pankratz wills his mischievousness to Shirley Baergen. Don't let it get you into trouble, Shirley. Kenneth Schmidt wills his bass voice and quartet membership to George Smith it takes a lot of practice. Paul Schultz wills his position as senior class president to Donald Voth. Donald, be a good pilot for the senior class of 1953, Ruth Schultz wills her skill at making desserts to Lois Baergen. Lois, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so you'd better start practising in good cooking now while you're at O. B. A. Maxine Unruh wills er ability to play piano to Richard Steckler. Richard, better put a little speed behind it and a little less noise. Melvin Voth wills his red hair to Faye Pekrul. Faye, follow Melvin's example and hold your temper down. To the Junior Class we will our ability to cooperate with one another, the faculty, and fellow students and also the fun and privileges of being a senior. soloist sang. '7

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