Salamonie Township High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Warren, IN)

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Dan Wood and his wife, Marilyn where they have a big ranch and are taming six little wild Wood boys. Marie Nash now in Long Beach, California, owns Nash Airways and spends most of her time there at the central office. Sondra Williams also in Southern California is president of the National Girls Athletic Association. In her spare time she is a skin diver. ' Jim Piqune is now riding his motorcycle up and down highway 101, his jacket isn't leather though. We hear Ray Gilbert is in San Francisco writing a new dictionary to replace Webster's obsolete one. Our good friend Nancy Po- ling, now in Reno, Nevada, has just been re-elected for the 14th time as President of the National Lonely Hearts Society. Coming back towards home we stop in Chicago to see Sarah Hunt. Her husband brought the Spearmint Gum Factory. He figures it's cheaper to manufacture it Wholesale. Going on to Detroit We see Lois Clark who is secretary to the President of General Motor Inc. Also in Detroit is Don Brown who is the test driver for the United States Chevrolet Garage. Our last stop before home is Indianapolis to see Donna Hardin who has her own TV show called Don't Panic . She gets more laughs than George Gobel. Pat McDaniels is Donna's secretary and chief advisor. To get back into Warren we have to cross the old, but famous Overhead Bridge. Beverly Craig is gate keeper and takes our toll. Pat Butler is a very happily married homemaker who is raising little Schmidts. Guy Jackson is faithfully farming away. He has just sold the Champion Contented Cow of the world for 5500, OO. Dick Wood just won the Indianapolis 500 Mile Speedway Race and also broke the speed record from Warren to Huntington. Joan Michael has advanced from baby-sitting for the undertaker to being a full-pledged mortician. Nancy Ryan has just inherited Coolman's Drug Store after Z5 years of faithful service. Richard Brubaker has made his first million dollars and is well started on his second. Janice Hayes is well started on spending Richard's first million. Last but not least is Jerry Smyth who is over seas working in Secret Laboritories. He will soon make the first successful flight to the moon in search of his long dreamed of moon beam. Scientists tell us that women on the moon are called Beams. We are home and ready to resume our daily living,. but very glad to have seen all 39 of the Class of 1956 104

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