Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

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ner selling shoe laces! Oh well, what could people do without shoe laces! Well, then there is our treasurer, BET- 'IY FEIOCKQ we expected Betty to he very successful, and there she is in the CLewis Department Store shouting in I3 low 'tone of voice Going Up. It's really unbelievable to know that our own little SHIRDEFY GRAVES has helped made Pekin what it is today. She is employed as secretary at the Hein's Garage and Service Station. BUD VOYLES is a contented old ba- chelor li-vling at Globers Nob, near Bor- den, Indiana. LAURA JANE GREEN is quicfk as a cat because she has married Carl True and is Iiryirg to bring up a bunch of youngins. BLILL EEIN is on his way to Reno to get his 6th divorce. Life is funny that way. EASTL GRAY is now' on an expedition on Bear Creek prospecting for gold. Thus far, his efforts have been in vain and all he has to show is a foot long beard and a flop-eared donkey. IRVIN FLOYD has -advanced till he is now general of the Salvation Army. CARIL. BNL.EN1 lNE is a life guard on the sandy beaches of Blue River. WAYNE IMIUCOSIQEY Works with LAWRENCE KEEHN at the Maple Inn. 'Ihey do a special performance every olher night. You should all core end see this wonderful act. Wayne does a tap dance while Lawrence plays the fiddle. JAUNITA MORRIS has gained much publicity as the 409-pound lady in BETTY BOWLING'S star circus. By the way Betty's act is all mixed up. At the last performance Betty ended up in the cage. MABLE STEWART is now Smiling for the Pepsodent Tooth Paste Company. She has a smile that is ba ffling the world. GLADYS WKEIBB has proved to be a dignified nurse in the St. Greene hospiflal here in our own city. MARJORIE TARGONSKI is married to Johnny .Sangalli and is living on his mushroom farm. She also writes articles on the growth and rearing of young uriushroorrs. NORMA POWELL: A happy carefree woman married to Elmo Brougih and is gladly Lhelping him care for his younger brother, Orville. CHARLES CLARK may be seen in the spacious fields lon the outskirts of the city plowing corng he has a beauti ful pair of red and white oxen. CHARLES KING spends his leisure time in coaching his seven sons in the art of playing basketball. So far, so good! ERVIN RICKARD now owns a jet- propelled rocket ship and he has been making several trips to the planet Mars --He hopes to spread the gospel into all heathen lands. BETTIE MARSHALZL is FMrs. Burke McCoskey and they have settled down on a goat farm on fthe suburbs of Pekin. Bettie delights in caring for the little goats. KATHERINE PRATH-lER is a travel- ing saleslady selling Prather Cold Cream. This cream is guaranteed for beautiful up-lifting. BETTY MARTIN may be heard on the air every Thursday on station P D Q at 4:30. She is one of the Master Mind Quiz Kids. WILMA CAMPBELL has a business estab4lishIrr-erit in Pekin. She solves problems for the Love Lorn Society. She receives lots of letters asking advice for the 'Sad Sacks of the Junior Class of peoplef' JUANITA 'FUCKER is Pekin's reliable weather forecaster, and for the good o'I all people she is quick to get the forecast out at least five minutes before it hap- pens. Last but not least are the two foremen of the Ditch Digging Co., IMOGENE HOBSON and PATTY SCHOCKE. 'Dwc of their most dependable employees are NARY HILTON and GLAURENCE HEN- RY WHEATLEY, who were our former sponsors. Betty Bowling Aileen llvlarftin .. ,V HL. .. tizif' -

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