Philipsburg Osceola Area High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

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AN INDIAN'S VISION men, Robert Kovalchick and Dwain Bush, to guard Mr. Radebach. Another important feature of widespread popularity in the thriving metropolis of Osceola Mills is a fashion show at the AH! Isn't It Beau- tiful Dress Shop, which is owned by Mary Jean Herr. Her chief models are Marlene Fetters, Nancy Robinson, and Virginia Yokobosky. A special feature at the show tonight is that Pari- sian Model, Barbara Turza. She is sponsored by the Splatterface Company, which makes that famous perfume, Evening in Tyrone. Again we are very honored to have with us today the drivers who finished 1-2-3 in that grueling race, the Walla-Walla 500. They are in their order of finishing: Jim Earnest, Jim Evans, and Kearney Randolph. These boys were all sponscred by another former native son, Bill Holmes, who now owns the largest oil fields in the wcrld. You know, since that electrical mechanical genius, Jim Hamm, invented that thing called Videovision, we are all enioying a new kind of entertainment. Why, iust last night I saw those two home economists, Barbara Malicki and Darla Stewart, on their famous show, Your Home Today. I saw Mike Demchak and John Gravish on the Cavalcade of Sports. Mike, as you probably know, pitches for the Smoke Run Bullets, while John, besides playing football for the Hawk Run Cherrypickers, has inherited the famous Cloydie Davis Estate. He, along with Ron Archer, Kenny Holden, and John Vroman, has turned that quaint old estate into a firearms museum. Of course, to end the evening right, evangelist Isabel Williams had her devotional show, ls Your Soul Ready? Also appearing on her show last evening was Beverly Grundusky, who now stars with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Miss Grundusky rendered a fine spir- itual. We are proud to have with us those million- aire playboys, Gene Bezilla and Gordon Shina- felt. Accompanying them are their personal sec- retaries, Shirley Kennedy and Mary Lego. By special leave of the Secretary of Defense -Don Cartwright, Admiral Richard Stewart, and Fleet Admiral John Supina are able to leave their posts to attend our reunion. Our capable telephone operators, Kathryn Frantz, Catherine Jones, and Joann Crain worked very hard to contact all of our fellow classmates wherever they were. It seems that the hardest of these to locate were Mary Ann Wil- liams and Mary Ann Daugherty, who were at the time in Paris attending an international fashion show for designers. Well, now since you have been introduced to the class of 1957, l'm sure you agree that they are a fine group. I'm sure the city fathers of Osceola Mills are proud of them, since they have firmly established the name of Osceola Mills on the map. They have expanded it from a hamlet of two thousand to a thriving metropolis of four hundred thousand. l'm sure we are all proud of them and extend to them our heartiest con- gratulations.

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