Peebles High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Peebles, OH)

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Senior Class Prophecy CCon't.l Sue Stewart, an ideal minister's wife. She has been acclaimed as the woman behind the man. Her husband is the well-known preacher, Reverend Joseph Good. Janet Setty, Mrs. America of 1971. She has written the best seller, My Life as Mrs. Am erica. She was also voted The Ideal Housewife of 1972. Steve Crabb, is an artistic milliner. He is one of the world's top-ten men milliners. He serves the leading ladies of the world. Jack Austin, the owner of the famous Austin Racing Stables of Ohio. He has a stable of the fastest and rnost beautiful horses in the world and a stable of racing snails. Dean Bailey, is head chemist in a laboratory that is known all over the civilized world. His experiments in isolating the germs of hay fever, laziness, love and hate have been very successful. Jim Thomas, a radio announcer in Washington, D.C. Nightly over the radio he gives the correct version of Golden Locks and the Peroxide Bottle, Jack the Giant Catcher, and Aladdin, the Wonderful Scamp. He is a reformer, doing a truly great work. Betty Ward, the darling of the fashion world. She has attended more fashion shows than any model since the great Lana Roshivaski. She is now the chief model of the establishment of Pierre La Jaques. Kay Thomas, was the first woman to commute from America to Europe by the Great Northern Airway. She operates two candy stores, where she sells her famous fudge--one in London and the other in New York. She spends alternate days at each. Marty Gordley, a multi-millionaire. He owns a series of filling stations for both cars and aircraft. Larry Bennington, the president of the largest college in America. He has received many awards for his out- standing work in education. June Blackburn, a famous violinist. She made her debut at Carneigie Hall in 1971. The following year she went on a concert tour of Europe. She has composed several symphonies. Burl Brown, the most famous judge in Ohio Courts. He is known for his famous verdict in the case of Goldi- locks vs. Baby Bear for breach of promise. David Thomas, won national fame for his famous meterology study. He is the most accomplished weather man in history. He has written a book entitled, The Secrets of a Weather Forecaster, which has risen to the top of the best-seller list. Lanny Coclcrell, editor of the largest daily paper in the state, active in politics and has been Mayor of Peebles three times. He is the owner of the largest Moore's store in the Peebles' area. Micky Chenoweth, leading florist of the town. She is acclaim ed world wide for her beautiful floral arrange- ments. She is often asked to arrange flowers for dinners given by the Governor. Vickie Hoop, the most clever wire dancer in the world. She has performed with several large shows all over the United States and Europe. Bill Ryan, the famous sports-car racer. He has driven over six million miles since his first race. His dare- devil stunts have amazed, as well as pleased, audiences all over the world. Sharon O'Hara, a famous lecturer on homemaking. She travels around the country stopping at cities where her help is needed to make life more bearable for the average housewife. Louie McFarland, the most successful song writer of his time. He is receiving royalties by the barrel from such songs as Monte Carlo Moon and There's a Ga-Ga Girl in Guatema1a. Tom Shiveley, heavyweight champion of the world. I-le won this title in the Colosseum at Rome. He de- feated the former champion with a knockout punch in the first of the third round. Dean Nichols, the world's greatest impersonator. At his recent performance before the President, he imper- sonated in rapid succession, Napoleon at Elba, the Czecho-Slovakian standing army, a Marimba band, Helen of Troy, the Three Graces, Congress in session, a Norweigian plumber Qfrom Ibsenj, and a man-eating shark. Sharon Grubbs, a conductor of a select tour of the world. She is known as Miss Grubbs, conductor of the Non-stop, Look, and Listen Tours. Joyce Gustin, operator of the largest employment agency in the United States. She has helped more people find work than the Draft Board. Dennis Hoop, world famed aviator. His daring skill and brave flights have surpassed those of Lindbergh. He has twice flown to the moon and back with no other companion but his trusted Boa Constrictor. Dean Mendenhall, a well-known architect. He designs filling stations and halls of fame for the government. Sandra Hall, an instructor at one of the largest Arts and Crafts schools in the nation. Her expert teaching has set many students on the road to success. Alice Harry, private secretary to the head of a huge corporation. She has earned her reputation as the most efficient, most trustworthy secretary in Peebles. J. C. McCane, civil engineer for the largest corporation in America. His most famous feat was the tunneling of the Rockies to shorten the trip for Hollywood commuters. Mark Johnson, M.D. , a famous physician. He found the cure for the common cold, for which he won the Nobel Prize in the field of Science. Dan Turner, ambassador to Great Britain. He has worked out several treaties for the prevention of the exter- mination of the human race. Jim Gammell, known as Mr. Campaign Manager. He has been the brains behind several large campaigns in the past years. His candidate, through fair play or foul, usually wins the office for which he is running. Before returning this Who's Who and Why to its place on the library shelf of the future, l must congratulate the Class of 1964 on the brilliant success each of its members is about to achieve on its famous Future. 24

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Senior Class Prophecy Who's Who and Why Although it has never been publicly announced, it is generally known that I possess the remarkable power of projecting myself forward through the years into any given time in which I am interested. Tonight, being rest- less and weary with the cares of the day, I longed for a change of scene and time. So, closing my eyes and realizing, I wished myself into the Public Library of Peebles, Ohio, thirty years from now. I found myself in the reference room of a magnificent new building. As I glanced at the shelves, my eye was attracted by a think, red leather volume, Taking it down, I saw the title was Wh0's Who and Why in Peebles. Eagerly, I turned the pages and read the preface. When I saw how interesting it was, I fled back into the Now, bringing the book with me. As I must hurry into the Future again, in an hour, before the book is missed, I shall read it aloud to you. Who's Who and Why in Peebles is dedicated to the Class of 1964 which furnished most of the contents. There are few nam es in this book but not few enough. I can see the only entrants who deserve a place in this roll of honor are the members of the Class of 1964, a distinguished and intellectual group. In order to fill up the pages, other names were inserted, but need not be taken seriously. Do you wonder that I rushed back to you with the book after reading its charming preface? And now for the list. l'll omit the dates of birth and the relatives, to save time. Harold Grooms, three times Governor of the State of Ohio, is the leader of the New Progressive Party. I-lis motto is All for one and that one is me. I-Iarold was a candidate for the Presidency last year and was defeated by one vote, cast by his campaign manager, Jim Gammell. Mary Lou Ramsey, social leader, wife of Basil Bates, the stockbroker, Noted for her lavish and charming hospitality, particularly to visiting celebrities, having recently entertained the Prince of Wales, the King of Senegamia, and Dan Turner, Ambassador to Great Britain. Ronald Whitley, Rear Admiral, is a target-shooting expert. He won the battles of Puget Sound and Hudson Bay in the last war between Daylight-Saving-Timers and Anti -Daylight-Saving Timers. Linda Armstrong, B.S., A.B., M.A., Ph.D., D.D.S., F.O.B., and S.O.S. Dean of the Dormitory College for Girls for the past ten years and an educator of note. Bill Foster, owner and manager of the huge chain of restaurants known all over the world as the Eat and Run Restaurants. Candy Mitchell, teacher of auction, one of the world-famous auctioneers, Winner of the Nobel Prize in 1968 for her book What a Successful Auctioneer Must Be Able to Get Away With. Ralph Newman, orchestra leader and composer of distinction. Married to Paula O'Brian, leading soprano' of the Cosmopolitan Opera Company. John Condon, member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences, President of the Perfection Film Company, which turns out three hundred sixty-five ten-reel films each year. Donna Vineyard, sixtieth President of the United States, elected by the Independent Party. Active in politics since infancy. Dick McKenzie, poet of the new school. Author of Ode to a Tailor, Lines on a Lady's Face, and Sonnets to a Sunflower. Unmarried, but frequently reported engaged. Dixie Clark, premiere danseuse of the Russian Dancers, the Chinese Ballet, and the Topeka Tap Dancers. Noted for grace, beauty, and originality of dances. Steve Dick, famous inventor. Among the best known products of his labor-saving inventions are: Testwell mattresses for oyster beds, boom erang collar buttons, indestructible leads for silver pencils, and exercises for reducing one's income tax. Myrtle Scott, a writer of plays having two successful ones running on Broadway at all times. She has won six Academy Awards for her presentations. June Call, her painting is to be found hanging in the Art Museum of Peebles. Ronnie Hawes, a famous Shakespearian actor. His first roll was Romeo and his performance was acclaimed even superior to Southern. l-le has become a legend in his time. Steve Arey, the well-known deep-sea diver first gained fame when he rescued the men on the Submarine 1313, during the storm of 1970. Jo Ann Gardner, a famous art photographer who won the international medal of honor for the best photographic study of nature. Her most beautiful photograph is A Spring Scene. Ralph Mottashed, proprietor and owner of a large dairy farm. It is one of the most prosperous businesses in the nation today. l-le started his farm with only one cow, but has many hundreds now. Gary Newman, one of those romantic heroes, a Northwest mounted police. He captured one of the ten most- wanted criminals in Canada. I-lis famous slogan is, The Mounties, especially me, always gets their man. Terry Dean Johnson, the world's greatest athlete. I-Iis collection of silver and gold loving cups and medals of all descriptions are not to be equaled by anyone. Terry Lee Johnson, a famous writer of adventure stories for films. His life has been very exciting. As a re- sult of reading too many wild tales of adventure, he ran away to sea when he was a young man and became a pirate. Nancy Reynolds, the first police woman of Peebles. She did more to secure law and order in her district than any ten men. Kay Hayslip, the author of the most famous syndicated newspaper article series in the world, Kay Hayslip-- Advice to the Lovelorn. 23

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