Rudyard High School - Echo Yearbook (Rudyard, MI)

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Class Prophecy These are some of the things the Class of 1958 might Joyce Bush---Her and Joe married and living in Trout Harvey Barrett---You will probably find Harvey still George Berkompas---George will probably be running a Rudyard 0 Randy Black---Still running around and living it up. be doing after lO years Lake. hunting coyotes. large farm in North Dorothy Billingsley---Still leading a happy married life. Marilyn Brooks---If you ever to to Merrillan Wisconsin, you might stop in and visit Marilyn and her family for awhile. Ellen Cottle---Ellen will be busy in college studying to be a medical missionery. Ronald Davis---will be someplace in the world with the United States AirForce. Suzanne Desrochers---Sue will probably be a busy little secretary in some office. Raelene Folkersma---Raelene will be busy teaching some-of her good old classmates children in Rudyard High. Alice Gessinger---Leading a happy married life. Willard Howes---Living it up, and quite a ladies man! Betty Huntley---On her way to Hollywood. Dennis Irwin a Marshall Nelson---You might see these two bpys on T. V. as the Singing Nelwin Brothers. Judy Jacobson---Digging in coal mines, in Penn. Ruthann Johnston---Married and with a pair of twins in her arms. Lois Lee---Lois most likely will still be waiting for some nice guy come along with a brand new car. Sylvia Luckett---Sylvia is going to one of our future nurses, so if ever sick, just call Sylvia. Patrick Lyons---You might find Patrick farming out Fibre way, maybe will take his dads milk route over. to your he Norma Mattson---You probably will find Norma married and living in Pickford. Genelda McDowell---Genelda will be still living it up in some big city. Irene McDonald---Will still be waiting for Pittsburgh boats to dock in, each November. Eldine McMillan---Eldine will be happily married and most likley living in Grand Rapids. Johnny Quinn---Johnny will be the newest rock and roll sensation, we'll have to make sure to buy his records, Eugene Ross---Just go out to South Rudyard, and you will see Eugene run- ning a large farm.

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cont. Gary Salo---Raising a sheep farm, we should be able to get wool pretty heap, hey Gary? Dean Seigwart---Busy taking care of her home and hubby. Royer and Ronald Sylvester---Still trapping and hunting for the mystery cat. Pat Tilson---Pat will be busy raising a bunch of little redheads. Bertha Tremblay---You will still see Bertha sweeping floors at good old R. H. S. Verna Wice---Go down to Checkers Reetaurant and Verna will see that you get served the finest meal. Larry Yax---Larry will be busy keeping the well flowing. Mr. Jarvis---Still hollering at the kids at good old R. H. S. and laughing at his own jokes: