Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

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CLASS PROPHECY .unt: ea now children ii’ you will sit don n fine. take it easy will read you the latest Edition o- : -Q Rac.-.ne Pi..:e3. On the front pavre I see in She ’ead lnes. Doctor Herald Ours nakes a rent discovery in the ;ned :al field. nere is a pictur or with a rroujO T nurses .iroi.i cho coso. cal I shall of the doci appear, on the ri On ht we left find ere Ruth Lillis and lizaoeth Lewis and read the names as the, . argaret forris while Catherine O'Conner. Below this I notice that noivard Taylor, the famous chemist, has just returned from i’urope where he has been doing research work m collaboaration -with Clara fae nob nson, an out-standing woman chemi s t. How on the second pa e we find a olum headedthe Vo.ce of Tunerfence by Johnny Stobart. Then comes advice to tho Lovelorn by Geneva Boyd. Below this article 13 a poe: entitled Twinkle, Twinkle, by the great poctoss 01 ve Ours. As my ff ZQ wanders farther down the pa e i see a picture of a beautiful lady sitting at a table muiching a •‘hot-dog . This picture was tainted by Edna olfc -and her model, a golden blonde, is hnry Hilton. Below this picture in large capital letters are the words, Tat at Tobys, for Better Pood and Brinks. (The proprietor is none other than Toby Beeglo.) On the opposite side in the sports news entitled, The Inside Story on Touchdowns, low this there is the low-down on the Rose •with Kenneth (Shine) lioberts as the coach of Lot’s ilance over • e soc ct, column. The first Is about bunk, who had for her guests t a 6:00 .a ..ill (Tally to you) from cst Point mg i no or. noted artists making appearances at theaters. lo -t Tuesday evening Tlva icrc is an article onry Clclnnd. Be football game : winning; team. jy A the charming hostess, ..ary o'cloc tea tho -oted Captw and Carrol He.lor a Civil :ow hero is a list of the local ni ‘lit clubs and Brinlcer and her violin will be at tho .lobe the a tor. To • .ie Pickens and his Pickanninio3 with Helen Smart, that blues singer with t! is j'lorr Palaco evening, i.s, a so-thoater :owns the inevitable sob in her voice as the feature of will be at tine Blue Lantern all next week, franc prana opera singer, is appearing in person at the this comm , Thursday and Priday. On t: e fashion page wo find sketches of the latest from Paris and Hollywood by Selma -Tcigler. lloxt wc will take a little time to look through the personal there arc a low here that might be of interest. liar Jo Swan, an Tnglish teacher of Ohio State University, has ju31 left for a vaction in ;i waii. Hilda .lexander ha3 ju3t completed a book entitled Sailors Romance which will probably bo made into a motion picture. Bob Cur»is aid Rex : errs, after a month shore leave, have re turned to their position on tho S.S. Berkley which sails for China Saturday. Judy Barnitz has the world. just been awarded the gold championship of

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The excursion steamer Ohio , owned and operated by Gerald ' Nease, will make a trip from here to Cincinnati ‘riday. Lucy Patterson visited hero from Hollywood, where she is i starring in the picture “Captain Boots.11 Ralph Bradford received an award of heron an from the government for rescuing a lady, who was attempt. ':' suicide from a twenty-story building. Rdna est has accepted a position as bock-kcopcr for the Hadely Live-Stock Yards, Inc. A new altitude record for aeropl iios has just been attained by Marvin Swan. Rev. San Harrs will begin his meeting Sunday evening at the tabernacle on Forty-Second Street. As that concludes the personals now let us look at the latest ‘'Rond Scurf from Prog Hollow. The teachers have just been hired for the following year. Among the names wo find Mattie Rowell, Primary; Bossie Slaughter, L tin; Mary H.sterday, drench; ■ and last but not least, Lucy f cKcnrio, Commerical. Carl Dailey and Ivan Roush hav been awarded prizes for hav-I ing such fine farms. Hr. and Sir 3. How rd Roush, the later we a finally liar gar ot I llaynan, arc prospering nicely with the. r poultry farm. Now on the advertisement page wo soe an ad from a beauty parlor. The manager and owner is Dorothy Noiglia. Here's one that reeds If your Model T has the blue3 bring it to the Nease Parage. Bill as the Proprietor. 'ell children you have just heard the .latest news from the edition of the Racine Times. Published and prutoc Hay 26, 1956. CLASS HISTORY In September 1952 approximately 90 Ires’.; r entered Racine Nigh School. Many strange and distant subjects ana queer looking teachers were found. A class meeting was called and we elected the following: Rex Harrs, President; iary Jo Swan, Vice-PresidesA. made our debut into school society with a party given to the Sophomores. Except a party or two the Sophomore year wn■ merely and endless routine of assi nments and exams. The year of ’33 and '34 was enjoyed by :il, :He Junior3 put on a play Girl Shy a good looking and dignii: I • st made tLis play a real tribute to our ;rand director Miss Ah..Ison. The play was a real success. During this year we gave tne Seniors a wonderful banquet. The Senior class of '36 put on a grand play h Professor under the direction of iiss Bliz'both Graham. The Senior class were represented in the operetta Persimmon Juice under the direction of .rs. Lois Plmg. They arc the sponsors of the annual and nearly all members of the staf. are from the Senior Class. Au Rcvoir