Silver Lake High School - Rambler Yearbook (Silver Lake, IN)

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1 105 I 45 .Z 77 ,f !7 7 f s, AQFQETXN QpEfi?TZQiEE55 N ,, y W e . , W ' ' '0 M f ff 5 f, pt xx ' Q A ,W cLAss PROPHECY 524.13 The Senior Class of 1947 had made a solemn promise Q 5 they would get together ten years after graduation. So 2'5Ei Zkz Q: today, May 2, 1957, I am heading for the Silver Lake aj an lea? school where we are to hold our happy reunion. ZZQ? f e I was informed a week previously that Marceline Aggig Harris would not be able to attend, for as you probably ' gW',j know, she appears nightly in a skating palace in .gtg f QmQ'g? Chicago. She has turned into a professional skater, 9 Zag M Q and I hear she can do anything on roller skates that QQ Sonja Henie can accomplish on ice. She was married 4? Z? shortly after graduating to a handsome fellow ez 3, financially eligible. x 41 f Q 5 asf if I also learned from the letter I had received that ,ifgfg L5 Jay Parker was now a prominent young artist. He gk? Q developed this idea from drawing daring pictures in 45 gg? f'j . 5? Aeronautics class, and now has a well established XZ? ' business in Silver Lake. ,, ' 2 nz Upon reaching Silver Lake, I was so baffled by the A51 Wf . . ,f size of it that I nearly missed seeing Josephine Richardson. She was walking along main street, so I stopped and invited her to ride to the school house ge Z? with me. She informed me she was the private secretary ysgg QQ? and wife of Maynard Wade, now owner and manager of the y?g? g?g? Kroger stores. He has stores in Dog Patch, Skunk Zim Hollow and Crab Apple Creek, where they now live. f f e 305. We arrived at the gym, and were greeted by Tom ffl Z we 5 Summe. He told us how he has attended four ga meteorologist schools and found they could teach him ' ZZ? YQ nothing. So he set up his own weather bureau in the jg! ig? back yard. He now spends quiet evenings on the roof of Q ,WZ the Summe home gazing at the stars and predicting the Q 3' iw Z1 weather. He also told us that Glenn would come as his business in France keeps him not be able to busy. You see rm , Wg c if 9, Q, .gf Q X X 'Wm fy fy -1-X yy? V I C 'Q'-5 ?i2,iz'1'f ' WW , ., f -' - N ' fs e 1 'if' f f 'f-ff , . Afw' Af, ,f ,,. -. , A , -EX N , ff' W, 15 -my , inf I -- x' -f . ' Q - -.4 Zzzffgwjva 0 0 'W W .,.. , fi! 11 ,M , , , - .-K I A , W UW- ,, S a Qi -1 , Q vs. W. v We ' .aa ' . 4. 5 - X' W 172. .I YW '14 xi? NZM x 4 ,,,. . A ., N

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4? fl 2-., ,I W iz., if ff -'- isgfrk, gi A f I 5 .yi 2. , I 1 -. a. a Q qbx Q Ziggy he is now owner of the famous Figure and Fashion Shop' QQ' in Paris. It seems he found the French girls more I V' interesting than the American. He has married one and Z has two sons, Roderick and Pierre. ,., j , f A bold young lady then approached me, and with one 5,225 glance I realized it was Ina Rule. She is now head of if we the famous 'Wiggle and Shimmy Reducing Agency. Her M5 .4 business has drawn so many people to Warsaw that it Wi now has a population of 22,000. Ina .now tips the 'X 'ab scales at 250 pounds and is still gaining. Ina is If still single. EX When seated for lunch, I was both surprised and pleased to see Lewis Fruit seated across the table - from me. He continued his singing after graduating QE and is now giving Frank Sinatra strong competition He was married to a ballet dancer a few years after Q f leaving Silver Lake High, and from what I hear they aa H are doing very nicely. I X , 2 9 I noticed a dignified young gentleman at the head awfge' of the table and asked Lewis who he was. He thought ' gage JZ 6 it queer that I didn't recognize Bob Wade, who owned the printing office here in Silver Lake, which now j 1 Z covers three city blocks. Bob, with the help of Dick 5 QW I Ring, his star reporter, has made our Silver Lake Qi Record a daily affair. ref C . .., Q 5 Through all the clamoring and clattering of the W dishes, I could hear one voice above all others. I leaned forward to see where all the silly chatter was coming from, and saw just what I had expected to see , Ormajene Steller. I noticed, too, that the discussion ag had the same subject of ten years ago, MEN. It seems .eg aj? . W! I 14 Q 7, , ff '32 'W fwf f , , , - 1 If v d,f0i ' ' s .,kw an Q 9 7 42 M i Qfyffff :fl V. Ex! bf, L . -1 Z a 2 aw Q 2 2 .Y 'Q Q X904 W.