Rock Creek High School - Pirate Yearbook (Rock Creek, OH)

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2' , f .L ' O QQ. J, SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As we look back ten years to May 18 1955 we wonder what happened to our Seruor Class mates We opened the year book to the Sen1or Sect1on and saw Larry Clemson s ptcture As a sen1or he worked 1n a grocery store so II lS only natural that he would own a cha1n of Clemson Food Markets wh1ch extend all over the country Hts offlce was ID New York and so we de c1ded to take a week s vacat1on and go v1s1t h1m Seems he was Just at a Clemson Food Market openlng 1n Florlda where he saw Martlyn Sundberg She owns an alhgator ranch As we talked about old t1mes Larry tells us that Kathlene Browne 15 tn New York dES1gl'l1.Ilg costumes for the new broadway play North Atlantxc The dtrector of the play 15 Gordon Wxlber who IS happtly marr1ed and the proud papa of tw1n baby boys Larry made plans for us to tour New York C1ty On our second ntght m New York he took us to the famous Flammgo Club As we went to our reserved table we were all pleased and surpr1sed to see Joan Bolmeyer The last t1me we saw her was when she graduated from Western Reserve Un1vers1ty She was at a party 1n her honor for she was leav1ng next week for Italy to marry the handsome Itahan F ore1gn Mxntster We all w1shed her the best of luck and returned to out hotel We stopped tn the lounge for a whtle and turned on the lounge radto We heard Georg1ana slngtng her top h1t song Wh.1Ch sold over 2 m1ll1on CODICS The next day Larry called and promlsed to take us to a ballgame between the New York Yankees and the Cleveland Ind1ans As we were readmg the lnd1an Lme Up we saw that Larry Wllber was playlng left f1eld He was lughest on the hst for the Most Valuable Player of the Year Award We were all anx1ous to see htm so we called h1m and asked h1m to come over to our hotel He had some news of one of our classmates He told us that Alberta Ba1ley was work mg for the Allen Atrhne Co Her Job 1S to tour the world and plan vacat1on tours for the company The next morntng we read the newspaper and the headl1nes were Lawyer Hrtbar W1ns Case Agatnst Sampson Co After Ann graduated from htgh school she entered Law School and IS now practlctng law tn the Clty We phoned her offtce and asked her to Jotn us at dtnner She satd she would br1ng a cl1ent w1th her She arrtved w1th her clxent Pat Harmst Pat 1nvested two dollars 1n the stock market and IS now a m1ll1ona1ress She hves 1n Massachusetts and owns four cars one for each d1rect1on Our week was soon over and we started for home We transferred trams at Phtladelphta and we met Joan T1lton 1n the dmmg room of the tra1n She IS a regtstered nurse now and a very good one too for she IS returnmg from Washmgton D C where she was taktng care of the Vtce Presldent of the Unxted States Proudly she showed us an engagement rlllg from her pat1ent 1l'l Washmgton As we neared home she told us that Thelma F tnk Amertca s F avortte Model was leavxng Cal1forn1a for Hawau where she wtll model B1k1n1 Bathlng Su1ts That 1S what the future held for the 12 members of our Graduattng Class Z he ' ' l.l' rj- T-gi 4- .Z I ! U , - . . , . . . . . . . 5, D I ,, . . . . - I O l . , . . . . , ,, . ,, . . . . . ' . l . ' . . . . . I . ' . . . i . ,, . . I l I - . . . . . , . 9 I . . 5 N H1 5 .? xx x 2 2 A XY or 5 X rl :ls 3 ,ff . - it 542, af .-:- as Y L ii'

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We the Senlors of 1955 bemg of sound mmd and body do hereby proclaxm th1s CLASS WILL KATHLENE leaves her acnve school l1fe to Wendy Hubbard and her brams to Tommy Hayes GEORGIANA and ALBERTA leave thelr shortness to Larry Phxlhs and Nadme Shott and thexr dlmples to Ned Cr1s11p LARRY WHABER leaves h1s wavy ha1r to Dave Chan 111 hopes that he wxll let lf grow out PAT HARNIST leaves her photographlc ab1l1ty to be d1v1ded equally between Wxllard Brown1ng and Douglas Camp and her mascot ab1hty to Nadme Shott GORDON WILBER leaves h1s he1ght to Don S1d1ey and h1s quxetness to Marjor1e Harmst JOAN TILTON leaves her full f1gure to Jeame Kraus and her lpana srrule to Ken Wh1te ANN HRIBAR leaves the new Remlngton typewnter to Shtrley Ph1lllDS MARILYN SUNDBERG leaves her good nature to Rose Mar1e Bxxby who somet1mes lets her Irrsh Temper get the best of her LARRY CLEMSON leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get 1n trouble to Loretta Stone and h1s ab1hty to get out of ll to Walter Burko THELMA FINK leaves her 8b111IY to keep a steady guy to Dorothy Hoskms and her herght to Tom Marsh JOAN BOLMEYER leaves her fr1endly manner to L1ll1an Sunberg Mr K1nca1d we leave a class that get qutet lmmedlately at 12 45 George we leave a furnace that starts automancally 111 the mormng Mr Proctor we leave a baseball team that doesn t lose thelr caps and a HISIOTY Class w1lhng to grve reports Mr Pertxlo we leave a band capable of keepmg thelr muslc Mrs Glazxer we leave a Sen1or Class who w1ll be thoroughly absorbed ln L1terature Mrs Mead we leave a class w1ll1ng to help her rearrange the room 5 t1mes a week Mrs Heldecker we leave a class that w1ll not spxll exploslves the Jumor Class we leave our ablhty to be sophlstxcated as IS fxtung for a Semor Class the Sophomore Class we leave our ab1l1ty to walk w1thout makxng so much nolse the Freshman Class we leave our ab1l1ty to get through 4 years of H1gh School w1th ease. To the school we leave the echo of our footsteps whlch w1ll rmg through the halls forever Wrxt by hand Q22 0 To . . . . . . Z l To . . . . To . , . . . . To . . . . . - To ' . . . . . - To I . . . D To . . . . . - To . . . . . , . . . . l To . .... 0 To . . . . P