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As we gaze around the crowd of fans who l1ave come to eon ratulate the 1966 basketball thampronsfRoa11n of 1 oursel VJ we see a eroup of former Roann braduates lhey are Harold Everest a eraduate and now a leadmfr professor at Purdue llrs freld IS mathemattcs He also holds the Natronal C C Cthec ker ehamplonshrpj Nlrs 13111 Sl11nn former C arolee Sehram a model for her husband s ereatrons Ihey just returned from Parrs the ertx of fashrons vuth therr f1ve chrldren Grace Mabel Opal Alfred and Rex Dale Mrlam famous rate tratk drrver He came rn second at the 100 mrle raee last year Ile owns a hu e mansron to drsplay all of hrs trophres lleanor Van Buskrrk a traduate of Purdue and an expert 1nter1or decorator We also hear that she 1S talented rn farmlngs She was recently elected presrdent of the lxattonal Datry Assoetatron Donald Everest a C1lC,lll1Sl ofthe bazooka Bubble Gum factory He recently came out wth the creation of the square bubble He and 1115 famrly are 11V111U 1n another of 1115 latest creatrons the rubber house Janrce Baber a 1 raduate of Purdue Her f1e1d IS merchandrsrng On tl1e s1de she IS a prrvate seamstress for Mr Shrnn s ereatrons Mr and Mrs Vonell Krom He HIL! 111s w1fe at Purdue and rs now an agrrcultural professor there They own a 400 acre farm and have three chrldren Mr and Mrs P1111 kufel she was the former Kathleen Keppel Her husband 15 a eaptarn 11'1 the navy and plannmv to make II a career Tl1ey have two lovely chrldren DICRIC Marsh a lreutenant m tl1e Nlarrne Corps After he IS through he ts plan 111110 or1 bernf a barber He 1 eertarnly need heads 1n that busrnessl Mr and Mrs Larry Harrrs Larry IS a Jockey rn the Kentucky Derby and Mrs Harrls rs the former Sharon Bradley Tl1ey are on a vacatron and vrsrtlng frrends here 1n the comrnunrty Louella Wolfe a famous rnternatronal lawyer She chose thrs Job because of l1er desrre to travel She just tot back from France yesterday Paul Draper a Fuller brush salesman He sells everythmg from tooth brushes to cow curry combs See hrm for low prrces 'viarrlyn Mrller wl1o has been rn tl1e Waves and spent a year rn Hawa11 enjoymg the fresh sunshme She IS now prrvate secretary to the movre star Marlon Brando Chuck Rohr a mrllronarre of Texas He owns several 011 wells and h1s busmess seems to be boomtng Cood luck pawdner! Nancy Baker After sraduatrng she worked at tl1e Contarner for two years and then she marrred a psychologrst They have four lovely clnldren Well all those twelve years of educatron really pard off drdn t they! I , , , V , . a ,, 1 ' I 1 ' ' fv ,, . ' , . , fl . v 1 rx , . . . - 1 . V - . I . 51 - ' . . ' ' - ' ' ' , . , ' . ' 1' . , , - , ' M , . I x. Y . V. . . . 1 , 1 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 ' . N wr . . F - . x ' 4 - s . s 1 l . Lf ' 1 n ' . 3 ' , , , ' ' . ' 1 1 r- ' ' . H I . . v Y . - v A ' .' ' . . , . s ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' i. . x . . . . . ' FJ . x 1 , . . V . . . . . 1 rw ' ' 9 , . . , N . ' . e . 1 . . Q ' . ' ' ' . - . , n U . . ' ' - 1 ' ' 1 , . Y , A x . , . rw tv ' - Q . . ' u . Q , . . . , V . O , . . . 1 a I , , q Q 1 ' . U . . 4 1 ' Y . . . , 1 , , .
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There were 18 of us that entered the frrst grade 1n the fall of 1944 Jamce Baber Dale M1lam Paul Draper Vonell Krom Kathleen Keppel Eleanor Van Buskrrk Louella W0lf6 Lllly May Miller Nancy Baker Barbara Morphew Mxckey Beamer Shelby Bechtol Jan Cam Brtce Shepard Glenn Personett Terry Mrller and Vrrgrnra D1ll Thrs year Dale krssed all the grrls We w1ll never forvet all the pretty holrday decoratrons whrch Mrs Deardorff frxed for us and the brrthday parttes and the prcnrcs tn Sloop s woods Remember how muddy our feet got 1n the tunnel under the hrll? We were wrth Mrs Deardorff rn our second year havrng lost Mtckey Beamer Glenn Personett and Barbara Morphew j1mmy Smrthee and Marrlyn Mrller Jorned us thls year It was tn the second grade when llarold Deardorff made a b1g sand box 1n wh1ch we planted wheat and burlt a nrtruature farm Nancy Baker left us th1s year to go to Urbana Mrs Eby was our th1rd grade teacher Julra Jacobson and Nancy Baker Jotned us and Dtck Ma1sh came from Wabash and had to catch up w1th us Ell1e fell off the monkey clrmb and broke her arm There were four who Jomed us the fourth year They were Sylvla Carver Joe Ulrey Tommy Gephart and Mary Ellen Moman Mrs Fox was our teacher We contmued our Journey m the ftfth grade w1th Mr Fouts as our teacher Our two new classmates were Jack Meyer and Larry Hams Kathleen gave Jrmmy a bloody nose wrth Vonell s boxmg gloves Tommy Gephart and Lrlly May Mrller moved away thxs year We all were promoted to the stxth grade and had Mr Fouts agam for our teacher Donald and Harold Everest Jorned the class and Jack Meyer left us thrs year The frrst year we were upstarrs Mrs Norman was our spon The Senlors seemed so very btg to us Th1s was the year Jan Cam left and Sharon Bradley Jotned us We had our f1I'SI skaung party at Srlver Lake In the e1ghth grade Mr Dolby was our sponsor Raymond Sloan was a new member of our class We were f1nally Freshmen Our sponsor was Mr Fouts Raymond Sloan moved away and Mary Ellen Moman left school to get marned When we were Sophomores Carol Schram from Marlon Jorned the class In the fall and sprmg we collected paper and scrap to make money for the Semor trtp Wh1le we were Jumors John Wmmger Jorned us and left us Chuck Rohr became a member of the class Thrs 1S the year that Dale let the mrce lose rn the assembly hall and Martlyn put several holes m Mr Erler s pants w1th a f1re extrngursher We put on the play Papa Knows Best We managed the concessron stand thts year When we were Senlors 'vir Rarsor was our prmcxpal and Mr Fouts our sponsor There were seven of us who began school together rn the f1rst grade Jamce Baber Dale M1lam Paul Draper Vonell Krom Louella Wolfe Kathleen Keppel and Ell1e Van Busklrk There were srxteen rn the Sen1or class Our magazme sales were the best ever for Roann S1 100 Jamce and Ell1e sprlled Chuck s homemade whrskey on themselves 1n chemtstry class Our Sen1or play was The N1ght of January 13th staged tn the court room of a murder tr1al Commencement week we had an all-mght party wxth supper at Carolee s movle rn Marlon games at the Commumty Burldtng and breakfast at Vonell s We went on the Sen1or tr1p to Washmgton New York and Canada Wlth the Grass Creek sen1ors The future l1es before us and the past IS hlstory Q . . . X I . ' I - , , , 4 - y v ' n 1 v 1 , 1 1 1 . . . . Y. . v s 1 1 s Q Q O Q . . . . . , . ' I I , Q . . . F V V 0 Q . . , Q Q . . ' 1 , , Q Q Q Q Q Q . , . . , Q Q Q Q Q , . . tff. Q a Q . Q Q 1 n Q Q Q Q Q Q . . . , . . . . , Q Q n u - - Q Q A Q Q Q ' 1 1 1 v 1 v 1 Q . . . . , . I I ' ' ' ' or ' n ' v Q . . , . 1 . . . . . Q n 9 0 v 1 ' Q
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7040? lA e the class of195b bern of sound mrnd and memory do hereby make thrs our last Wtll and Testament grvrn to the underclassmen and fatnlty some of our outstandrng abrlrtres and useful artrcles that we had dnrrng our four years of hrth school We are sure that those who have rc cetved materral gams rn our last Wtll and lcstament wrll apprecratc them and use them to the best of thexr advanta cs I Nancy Baker wrll my seat rn study hall to anyone who can put up wrth B1ll Carman Ronnre Ulrey and Glenn Mrlam All my left over boy frrends to Susan Pell I Sharon Bradley wrll my ab1l1ty to parnt my fmgernarls on the school bus to Pat Chapman and Mary Dyson My ab1l1ty to stay on my feet 1n snow to Saundra Mrller I Marrlyn Mrller wrll my ab1l1ty to play drums to Pmky QShe needs 'vly Joy as secretary to Mr Rarsor and Mr Erler to anyone who can put up wrth Mr Erler s wrse cracks and lrkes to run up and down starrs I Kathleen Keppel wrll my posrtron rn band for nrne years to anyone who lrkes to blow My ab1l1ty to sneak rn llome Le Class when late wxthout berng told on to Judy llaynes I Jamce Baber wrll a box of Kleenex to Ronnre Ulrey for hrs smffles A French drctronary to anyone who s1ts by Glenn Mrlam I Carolee Schram w1ll my ab1l1ty to argue to Mr Melson My ab1l1ty to get along wtth college boys to Romelle Schram I Eleanor Van Buskrrk w1ll my charr tn Band to Karel Byers My assrgned locker to anyone who lrkes to look for therr coat I Louella Wolfe wrll my place rn band to anyone who can keep up wrth Susan s style of drurnmrng My ab1l1ty to stay out of Melson s classes to anyone who cares to take the advrce I Chuck Rohr w1ll my ab1l1ty to flrrt to my brother Rtck My ab1l1ty to get along wrth the coach to Pete Hapner I Dale Mrlam wrll my ab1l1ty to do thrngs rn the assembly and not Get caught to Terry Pell I w1ll my typrng skrll to Terry Mrller I Don Everest wrll my ab1l1ty to sleep rn study hall to Terry Pell My ab1l1ty to burld hog houses to Terry Mrller I Vonell Krom w1ll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Frank Melson My ab1l1ty to play Jacks W1Ih Nancy T rn Study Hall to anyone who SIIS behmd her I Harold Everest w1ll my ab1l1ty to play prng pong to Terry Mrller My ab1l1ty to get along wrth teachers to Terry Pell I Drck Marsh wrll my ab1l1ty to keep tramrng rules to Don Rrchardson My ab1l1ty to run wmd sprmts to Ned Clrne I, Larry Hams, w1ll my basketball sun to Ned Clrne. My ab1l1ty to run wrnd sprrnts to Don Yocum. I, Paul Draper, w1ll my basketball su1t to Don Yocum. My Presrdency of Student Councrl to Terry Pell. O V, , . U , x , . . - v .S ,I V, , G i i . V ... 1 . rm t ' ' .1 x 3 x - my l' ' w I . 1 ' ' ' '11 A x-' x x . . uw h . Y . V . . . . I I 4 I H . , . . , I t . I I ' . I . , , . ll., . . . . . , . 1 . . . , . . .. . . . ,, ,, v r ' r v Rv 1 ' I I ' . Y I ' ' , . . v . I I ' f- - .. - - . . . . , . 1 I . . , . . I I I . . s 1 D 0 . I I ' Y n I 9 ' 0 , n ! I - ' . I I ' .
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