Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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CLASS PROPHECY---Continued Ann Starman is the manager of Dimling's Candy Store. When Carl Schafer is announcing, we all cheer and roar. In his little P-40, Gerry usually is asleep, Lyn collects her stamps heap after heap. Jivin Dodie is kept busy washing Little Hep's ears, Francis N auer gleefully butchers all those fattened Western steers. Machinists Kep and Meyer have their shop not far away From the company where bookkeeper Lanzine works all the live-long day. Electro-chemist Broge has achieved fame throughout the land, Fritz Baker is Phys. Ed at Shaler and is really pretty grand. In California, Fannie stands gaping at the sunset, And Chee-Chee pats the college diploma she never thought she'd get. Petite secretary Doyle is busy as can be, While WAVE Margie Kahn sails the Mediter- ranean Sea, Tiny Dorothy Hesselman, you'll never guess it- she's tall, And ambitious Glenn is accountant in our own City Hall. Irma is the star of Phil Spitalny's show, To artist Kennedy's exhibits, we never neglect to go. Andy Dischner's dropping bombs on Hitler's nasty pan, While Bob Reno is now a great newspaper man. Marc, as usual, is still sleeping late, Stew is out on the ocean in an old-fashioned crate. Ruth Wagner has just been acclaimed the country's All-Star, Jean Moury's nursing the sick in towns both near and far. Ernie's still single but the gals aren't to blame. In the field of football, Jimmy Kahn's achieved fame. Audrey's complexion is as radiant as ever, Engineer Sommers works in all kinds of weather. Bob Reutzel is busily boxing his way to glory, Major league Vogel is yet another story. Wally Bauer is skiing on many mountain slopes, Basketball player Horvatin has fulfilled all our hopes. At baseball games we always find cheering Jeannie Mares, When Nan McEllroy's flying, she forgets her worries and cares. In her red convertible, Betts keeps dashing around, Obe's theories as an engineer are really very sound. John Wright is piloting his own P-38, Jean I-Iouggy's teaching children how to roller skate. Jo Kirin dances on the stage with movements full of grace, In sports, Mary Lou Griffiths is still quite an ace. Ginny Mock's taste still runs to pork chops, Designer Pschirer thinks her work is quite tops. Grace Koenig was a jockey in the Irish sweepstakes, Anna Marie Michael is proud of all her good cakes. Ruth Klosky has a collection of famous photographs, Gayle has drawn pictures that produced many laughs. Ed Kirkup, in his naval uniform, looks simply great, Boots Binder never forgets to keep her bowling date. UB. J. Yeager is still enjoying ice cream, Mazie has organized her own girls' football team. An interior decorator is our Dorothy Jaineg Her sister june, a nurse in sunny, sunny Spain. Sylvester leads his men on many a G-Men search, Ollie'S giving big Amens in a little, colored church. Mary Lou is in the Navy, as a nurse so gay, Frannie is a career girl, travelling far away. Joe's succeeded Mr. Boyer as keeper of finances, Ruth Ziegler's still enthusiastic over all the dances. Eve Luifey is a typist with very nimble hands, Bill Sheldon owns a farm of rolling, fertile lands. Anna Labby is a very skilled C.P.A., Joe Matesic's a machinist, one of the best they say. Secretary Betty enjoys her work so much, The typewriter also jumps at Rene's magic touch, Johnnie's still trying to do Hayshed in high gear, Of Gerry Wagner's football skill, we need have no fear. So now, my children, you have heard, The things that to our class occurred, They climbed the ladder to success, And with these fortunes soon were blessed. For their achievement, here are three cheers, May more be gained in future years.

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