Ruhl Hartman High School - Graphic Yearboook (Kansas City, MO)

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R I1 11 H S Prophecy of Class of 45 Rambling Ronald Qllon liauerj hetame tared of the dull monotonous hlp penmgs around old lx L so he deuded to venture to the dlstlnt planet of 'lf ars ln hls nppershlp He departed on his great adventure at tne hrealtot dawn and had no lnterruptlons whatsoever untll he noticed two figures on a distant star Ronald s eurloslty oxerwhelmed hlm and he detoured to come closer what should appear before hls eyes but old buddies lan and Butter Thew were owerJoved to ste hum 1nd when he nnqulred as to their destlnatlon lt so happened that lt wxs the same as lonalds He offered to take them the rest of the wav but his generous offer w1s detllned thev preferred to continue ln their preslous mlnmr IS Independent professional bums lontmumg on his wan memorlee of old R H kept runnmg through hls head and fi deep l'0llted deslre to see them swept ower hlm lhe thoughts ot the o basketball and football games the wonderful parties the dax thew tleaned lnltntlon md uenona was happx md llus were so euntlul He was awakened from has da7e bw his destlnatlon flashing ln front ot hlm H lmded ln a wide fleld X httle farm lax bewond a small dlstanme and slnu ht lelt nn need ot a drunk of water he plodded toward lt Uutslde the house working ln the ward was a man md sexen bow. wnuh were regular talr steps lo has urprlse and greatest pleasure, Ronald remognwed the man as George HAFTIQ mother ol hls old tlassmates lhe llttle tellows helpmg him were has lery fortunate helrs after fomersmg with heorge awhile Ronald journesed to the nearest ele wated FAIIWRN l pon the arrnal of the magna nent modern engine he boarded and who should be the conductor but Rozelle Browles She had always wanted t0 be a conductor but lt was hard to bellexe ! . ' . . .. ' . H- 3 . . 1 . ' .' . . ' . . - N L, ,' ' .', D I . ' . 7' ' ' l L .. , , 9 . 1 . . . g .. , ' . .' '1 .' ' I -- 'h ' ' ' ' I I l -' 2 I , . 1 ' KS 1 4' 497 .. .. , . ld ' S ' sg ' ' sg D' 5 - . the lT0Dl1y CRISP! and of the Indian Summer days when the sorority began its x V. I- . . - 'lf . I -Y 'V. p. ' . ' ' V. ' ' - ' - 0 ' -., . K, , 2 . -,U . ' , ,I 1 S Q - .1 51- v t .sq ,J ' 1 1 . . 1 . ' . 4 ' . ' 2 , ' 'L. . . A-L, . L.. ' ' ' ' ' ' . ',. , , 1 ' A , Y . V . , . . ' , v . V Y v. L- I I ' .

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lass VWII Sectlon WI Ployd Martm and 'tlargle VS ante vvlll themselves to no one as they mtend to contmue Together that IS If Trml doesnt change their plans Sectlon VII Betty Jean Henson leaves her artlstlc soul to Donna Hopkins Cwe feel shell need 10 Sectlon VIII Shlrley Hurelbrlnk vvnlls her luscious letters from Ihck to lhnks Hollls so the sororlty gurls can agam drool over them next year SCCIIOD IX Bob Sllkensen leaves hls manly phv snque to llttle Sammy Kerr Sectnon X Naoml Barry vvllls her ablhty to get out of school everyday to Marjorie I amsey Cshe really doesnt need ntl Section XI .Ian Rover wills her black svveat pants shlrt and tennls shoes to 'Plnkle Section XII Butter 'Vlyers leaves his Nl rant encrgy to ambltlous Hull Taylor Section XIII llorls How man wishes Jeanne HIDQS to accept her slow Southern drawl In hopes that shell take the hmt Section XIV George Harris leaves his ablllty to get to church to Junlor Shields Section XV Dorothy Irvvm wllls a portlon of her fortune to 'Vlary Maude for further fmanc ng, of the A I M Sectlon XVI Sandy Leaves his good jokes to Corky provldmg he takes speech and never leaves a dull moment around old R H Section XVII 'llargaret Iurby would like to will her steady to someone lf she dldnt like hlm so well herself Sec-tnon XVIII Claude Soto leaves the furnace room to PeeWee Bryant so the furnace wxll never have a lonely moment Sectlon XIX Ronald Bauer and Johnny Kreeger leave their empty chavrs m bookkeepmg class to tvvo fortunate female admlrers of next years Senior class. Section XX Lyn Bovard vvllls her ahllty to get by with hall conversations to poor Ilttle Nlllxle fShe alvvavs gets caughtj Section XXI Kelley Meyer leaves hls love for staying ln the Senior class to any of the Sophomore boys Sectlon XXII Ixob vvllls her ablllty to get around to Bllle Rudd we feel shell need It at Hogan next year Section XXIII Kay 'Woret and hrgmla .lobe vvlll this nerve racking task to some unsuspectmg vlctlm of next vears Senior class R H 1 H S I . I I I . I . v- , - I I I I I - ' II va, - , - In ' -as I ' I , A A I- 1 ' , I ', ' I ' I I I . 4 ' , I I . . V. Y . v 4 I I Q I I I I I I 'KI K. ,I ' ' AI I I- ' . , I I. 1 .4 N. - I I I I I , I I . , I . v. I . V . K . . . I, Y 4 V I . I I I I . ' I ' - ' I I - I I . ' 'I I I , I Y I I I I ' ' 77 , . v ' v .4 ,L ' I Y I . . I I I I I I ' ' ' v ' s 1 I v I- I ' I I I I I I I Q 1 4 I , I I . ' n ' I 1' ' 1 . I I I I I Y . . ' ' '. I I ' . -I v ' - . ' I' ' . I I I I I I ' , ' ' an . 91 . ' Q I , . I I I I I ' L L n ' I . . . I . A , I I ' I II I ' 1, - w I . I V Y V. . . . . . I I . I ' - u ' I I' ss I V , ' . I , I I - ' ' I .1 I 4 v' ' ' ' I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I 'I . . M I, I I I 1 -- . 4 ' I I I II I I . . I A 4 I I I h I I I ' I' ' . v v ' , I, I I , I I I .

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Prophecy of Class of 45 lfntermg the hotel la 'Vloderne he saw a host of famlllar faces lhe hotel clerk was none other than Naomi Barry She called a hell hop to carry Ronald sn luggage well llttle Johnny lxreeger the head bell hop at thls EXCIUSIVQ hotel answered the call 'ke Ronald was unpackmg the housekeeper Dorothy lrwm brought clean towels and lmene to his room Xfter resting, awhile he took the escalator to the dlnmg room lhe hostess gracious Iyn Bovard showed hlm to his table VVhlle wanting for hls order to be taken he became Interested ln the floor show Norma Kolb and Kay Moret were a sucessful dancing team accom panned by Bull Jones and his lerrlflc l'en Hts flrst trumpet was the versa tnle Dean Sanderholm and hls crooner was the handsome Bob Nllkensen The Rambler learned later that Blll s feature singer Belle Boone was also hls but cessful w1fe Soon Ronalds order was taken by Floyd Martm who had adopted a very elfectne lfrench accent He was startled by the approach of the very sucessful husmess men Claude Soto and Kelley Meyer Claude was the editor ln chlef of the Mars 'Nhracle and his secretary was the efflclent Dons Bowmas Kelley be lieve lt or not found energy enought to become a chemical engmeer They vlslted for qulte some time and Ronald learned that Betty Henson had become a great designer and her capable models were the graceful Dorothy Weir and Shlrly Hurelbrmk He pald hls check to hrgmla .lobe who was manager of the dmmg room and had made several advancements sm e her employment at the La Moderne Xfter hls dlnner Ronald walked to a near by department store to make a few purchases Loretta Nlclflhaney head of the cosmetic department was at the per fume bar talklng wlth the clerk Nlargle Vt ante I'ro'n Loretta he learned that 'Vlargaret lxlrhy was married to a well to do banker md was the mother ot two beautiful children Xfter seclng., all hxs old schoolmates and wntne sung the great success each hxd made of himself he declded to remam with them on Nlars eternally R H 12 H S s . u 1 ,, 1 1 . .1 1 fs - A l Y . . . b, . ' ' ' . u ' . A 1 ' . ,. M 1 L, 1 1. ' J . : . . , , , v Y I K ' nv A . I .1 r ' ,.' ' . . Cs. .' 4 , . . 1 . . 1 H., . . , ., . 1 . 1 . , .1 w- f . 1 . . l . . ' s ,' ' s .- . , , ' . 4. v - ' . . , 1 1' v. ' ' . - ' ' ' . .. -- . . , , - - 5- . . ' '7 ' . . . - ' ' '-. . . . . . . , , - v . - .' . - . . Y ' ' e t 1 - . .' ,. v ls n 1 s , ' Y L . . . . 1 . , . - . V. 1. 1 1 . V1 . , 1 - - - 1 L . , ,.1. . . - . . 1 ..1. A 14 ,' ,- . ' . . . ,' 4 .' . , 1 . 1. 1 . . 1 L, .1