Poling High School - Cornerstone Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

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W- - A- ,a,,f11'f'Q-:f'!7-'Y' '1 i JUNIOR Psozilfidfitir hr. and Mrs. John M, Rigby, nee Jean Goff. who had gone south for their health a fem year: ago, decided to return to Poling in July in the year of 1967. They found that Poling had grown in pop- ulation to about ll2,000. They decided to spend the night with their old friend and city mayor Kenneth Williams. Remembering that he was the sponsor of the class of 1944, they asked him if he knew what had become of the class. He said that he just had come back from the HFortune Tellers Office,N and she had told him about the class. He said that Mr. and hrs. Marrion Runyon, nee Phyllis Alberson, are living on their farm east of Poling and are raising pure-bred cows, hogs, sheep, and children. Joann Tucker is now singing over the UNetwork of N.B.C.n and working her way gradually toward Hollywood. Howard Ellenberger and Paul Avey who went to Australia soon after graduating from the Poling School are now running a home there for orphan kangroos. Jesse Patch who always liked to tease girls in school, now runs a dairy farm south of Poling, and spends his spare time riding wild steers. Earl Sortor who used to be a star basketball player and a ladies man at school has recently filled the vacancy as the principal of Poling. Freda Hart who was Jilted by her lover is now operating a home for the feeble-minded at Poling. Nilah Runyon, former Poling Yell Leader, has now married the chief of Police of Bryant, John Wolford. Cleta Leavell, treasusr of the class, is now an airplane hostess. M ,V,, E, , ,, ,. , A -- !!IpI!iuFu6nmxmwa- ,,smmmwW'bfWQH3f'?'WWWf P . -' Msffigg iilfri. iii ...g.a- ffgtns- ave , f,fsf fue ff- fi? lie' 'ff' ,g f,A' gig' .g,,,,gf .,g,f'.k -s1I..i3l,sl.'.Als, 7 g1I:Q,alL3s,s.gCf52-as-ala.,sri-s:.-a,s,.,.sa,:i

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asf - . ' 21903 ,Q , JUNIOR PROPHECY CONT. Emily Johnson, Vice President of the class now a nurse at the Jay County Hospital. Junior Stroud is now University, assisted by and tribe. his wife, nee Helen G WE WONDER WHY Howard Ellenberger doesn't get a girl close h Freda Hart likes Cowboy Songs? Paul Avey dresses up so nice on Sunday night? Jean Goff broke up with Frances Jenney? John Rigby changes girls so often? is the new coa H at the Poling reen, ome? Phyllis Alberson doesn't go with anyone but nBeeler? Earl Sortor nuns around with M.H. could it be little sister? ' Nilah Runyon watches a certain boy in the fro the room? Emily Johnson goes to windfall every other we Junior Stroud spends so much money on Helen G Joann Tucker doesn't join the WAVES? Jesse Patch works all the time? Cleta Leavell doesn't pick on someone from Po Mr. Williams napkins are always written on? UMax, can you give me Lincoln's Get burg Address?N HHuh, I didn't know they numbered t ' houses in those days. Teacher: e MAXZ Junior: nGee, it's almost eleven o'clock. guess I'd better give you this kiss then leave.u Helen: HMmmmmmm, are you leaving at eleven Junior: UGosh, no. I'm leaving at midnight Darwin: UI was frightfully embarrassed when dropped my fork at the Reception.U Mildred: Wwhy everybody drops a fork now and Darwin: NYes, but everybody doesn't drop on his coat sleeve.u his nt of ekend? reen? ling? tys- he I and .n ll D I then.N e out , ...-, .41,-i,,, . .5 .A .,., 'Qi S, A-ggaialig