Robb Township High School - Hoosier Posey Yearbook (Poseyville, IN)

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Prophecy daily nap. He plans to present the first chair to his dear old Alma Mater, P.H.S. Dave Boren, not caring too much for the long and unpredictable hours of a medical doctor, but still, having inherited a little of that Doctor Boren Blood , has settled for a career as a Doctor of Dentistry. He has set up a profitable practice in Evansville. Marionette Synder never dreamed that those tedious sewing classes in Home Ec. would one day turn into a career. She is supervisor of the seamstresses of the Shane Uniform Company in Evansville. Where are those girls who laughed at her escapades in those classes? ? ? Ivan Crabtree long ago became bored with selling gasoline and began a profitable career in petroleum. After much research he found that the ground around Poseyville is literally dripping with oil. He, see- ing the need for expert supervision, hired Robert Stevens as petroleum engineer. Robert believes there is a fortune of wealth for the surround- ing farmers. The former Miss Pat Straub is now married and is manager of the Supersonic Slugger's Sensational Softball Team. Surprising no one, and certainly agreeing with predictions, Myrna and Joe are still going together and plan to be married shortly. Myrna, now a registered nurse, is working at Riley Hospital. And Joe? Well, between farming and going to see Myrna, he has been kept pretty busy. Jerry Alexander was recently appointed Posey County Farm Agent. He was especially qualified for this position through his training in 4-H and his boyhood on a farm.

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Prophecg man from New Harmony. Frequent diversions from this complicated life are offered by a young gentleman from Mt. Vernon and by a Metho- dist Minister from East St. Louis. Much to the delight of Poseyville, and other towns concerned, the new consolidated school was opened in 1960 and Gilbert Crabtree and Jim Rutledge were appointed basketball coaches. The idea was to get two experts, in hopes that the school will win the State Championship. Mrs. Ray Clouser was appointed school nurse. Marlene said she could think of no better way to apply her training as a nurse than by supervising the health of growing boys and girls. Alta Leewright married and made her home in Poseyville, She and her husband recently opened their restaurant, Hayden's Haven , on Main Street. Her Italian dishes are famous far and near. Betty Goodman works half-heartedly as stenographer for Wilson Furniture Co. in New Harmony. Why half-heartedly? Well, Betty thinks there are enough other interests in New Harmony that she needn't get too engrossed in her work. Margaret Deom is English and Latin teacher at Mt. Vernon High School. She delights in having each of her English composition classes write essays on the Possibilities of Space Travel . She sends the returns to Mr. Neval Willis, who still enjoys them as much as he did ten years ago when his Physical Science class Wrote their opinions on the subject. A rising young physician, Don Rumble, of Evansville Deaconess Hospital is scheduled to give a public speech to the mothers and daughters of the P.T.A. Don got his knack for this type of Work from his mother, who is Home Economics instructor at P.H.S. Clifton Titzer and Edgar Hedges are progressive co-owners of a large 1,500 acre farm just outside of Stewartsville. They find that they make most of their profit from their large crop of their recently dis- covered fishing worms, the Wiggling Willies . Nancy Cottrell made history in 1961 among models and hair Stylists all over the world with her creation, the Fuzzy Fling . Anna Reidford also received much recognition as she was first to exhibit the hairdo. Her naturally curly hair was a cinch for the style and made a very becoming hairdo. Jim Zenthoefer was awarded the prize for the outstanding inven- tion of 1964. Mr. Zenthoefer invented the reclining innerspring chair for high school classrooms. He believes that the chairs will eliminate the tendency for students to become slump-shouldered while taking their iContinued on next page!

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