Spring City High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Spring City, PA)

 - Class of 1946

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CLASS PROPHESY I h1d nl e 1ll lrom Bob Lntshaxx the other day He ald l1e wanted me to come down llld see Illlll Remember h1s slogan 1n 40 vxas ror xxo doll1rs all hou1 Ill conslder lt lol IIILLC doll 11s l ll do lt Well IIC s qtnte a ea1penter novx gettmg four dollars an hour So I deelded to go down and see h1m I-Ie was up on a roof Ilxlng somethmg when I got tnele 1-lex bob 1 snouted No soone1 had I Sdld that than BANG' r1ght on my head lell hls H1-IIIIIIILI I xxas out llke a ll ht and I started to go up l1ke a PIQCC of dust It eemed up Llp up 'md up About th1s tlme poof my subconsclous rnmd took over I eould see the xx IIOIL vxolld Ol1' xx hat '1 t11r1ll and ex erythlng was 11f0S1Z0' IXIITIOSI lnstmtly I s1xx 1 truck d1 1x1ne down the ro'1d wlth Jake Mlller at the wheel By tne looks ol the t1 uek he xx IS a real mechanle He w1s 111 Phllly when I saw h1m so I p esume tnat IS vxhele he xxo1ks lnele xx1 Dllllly S1 lllll l'ostm1ste1 Gene11l IS von know by the se111or class book lle xx 1s holsebnek lldlllh Wltll LIIIIDLIII I 1ylo1 VNIICII I saw hnn then suddenly Glorla Inxen xx nlxedp st 11d I dldl 1 clue lonk 1t the 1 Ihe A1111y N1xy -.,lllIL' Wh1t 1 tl11lll It vx1s' You should hlve SLLII xxho the coaches xxele N1xy ec 1e11 Sen 1lleI 1nd Almy eo 1eh Pennyp1eker It w1s 1 SLUIL of 13 7 w1th the N 1xy IIIL 1d llld the Axmy te11 mole y1rds to go Oh xvh It IIILIICIS Pennypacker and Seh1llel used to be' Hold VULII h1ts IOI 1 th1llle1' I fl xneed oxel T114 IS vx 1y and deelded to get 1 good look 1t lt vxhlle I h1d the chanee Kltty Knkp1t11ek ol 1ll leople llld you should I1 1xe seen l1er nlfty ranch' Her husband 1 1 llty N1xy e lplllll xx Ib out 11d1n,., Vxlth her And vxho do you thmk was blCklng her up LUIS G1llesp1e She WIS 1 IIXOIIIL N'1xy eo11espondent and she backed up Kltty on all IILI xxor1les llld fe11s 'Ihen I s1vx a p1ofess1on1l g1n1e the Phll'1delph11 Exgles were playing Dlnky Moore llltl ol 1ll thlllgb Why 11e xx lb eheel leadlng 1t 1 profess1on1l game I dldnt know they dld such thlllbh but t11ere he stood IS the head one too' Oh' Dlnky youll really go down lll hlstory MISS Andrexxs 1nd M1 Chandler 1e1lly d1d our glrls a good turn 1n h1gh school We hid QLIIIO a lexx good SCCIOIITICS Reglna dandurskl xvas a prlvate secretary who was p11ct1c1lly runnmg the IJLISIIICSS for hex boss You knovx the type you dream about As I looked xround I saw DOFIS Haldemun ln New York typ1ng no less Yes she was a secre .ary too Nlce salar1es too by the vx xy the1r clothes looked Natur1lly they had been mar ICCI and I heard th It most of the g1rls 1h the class xx ere Of course I couldnt tell way up there lf they vxere marr1ed or not I xxondered hovx Spr1n C1ty l-I1gh xx as comlng along., so I looked down 1nd who do you thlnk vxas typlng axv IY7 Bettle Massenburg Spe1k1ng ol marrlages IS 1 looked around the country I was trymg to see Whlch mem bers of the class h1d become housexv1ves or successful romant1c husbands Allen Coll1ns lllfl gone lnto partnersh1p xxlth Ralston Grubb 1n runmng a farm Each had a separate l1ome for h1s l1mlly IIICI had speclallzed ln contour farrnlng Of course Ch1ek1e was ITIBTIICCI We could see 1t commg 1n 40 She even told us her wedd1ng pl 1ns Nelda Johnson who h 1d 1lvx 1ys been so smooth vxlth the fellows had 1lso settled CIOWII wlth he1 handsome 1n1r1ne 111d xx IS h1x1ng QLIIIL '1 successful marrled llfe I vxas looking or hc1 daughter but I guess she vx lb ln bed Mrs Beehtel w1s 1lso n'11rr1cd but Im probably not the flrst one who told you that ble 1no1 seemed Qllltl, happy and l1ttle Bobby JI vxas 1n f1rst grade Vlrglnla LLWIS W lw IUIIFICCI 1nd ve1y happlly too when I saw her She also sur prlseel us xxhen she llashed her d1amond the slme t1me Cl11ck1e d1d Oh' happy days f0l the housevxlxes We 'uessed MIIIL would flnally get marrlcd to Sp1der They just seemed to go to ethe1 I'he1e she was the lovely l1ttle Mrs keeplng house for the two llttle ones The last ol our llst of housevxlves eoncluded wlth the glrl wlth the beautlful red han but no tempe1 Jean Strohl Blll was happy Wlth h1s l1ttle wlfe and she was def1n1tely pleased vxlth her husband As I was lookmg ICTOSS the country somethmg caught my eye and I looked back QUICK ly Yes It was Al WIISOU ln shorts We always knew h1m to th1nk for hlmself and he IL 1113 cl1d He practlced l1xx 1n shorts on hot days He must h'1ve been a pretty good l1wyer to get away wlth 1t that IS all I have to say Thlllkllll ol law made IUC turn to Washmgton to see 1f any of our fellow classmates were there to FCIJILSLIII us There was Sen1tor Beard lfgllllflg, over some t1mely lnterest wlth Representatlve Yeagex Why Berth1 we dld not KIIUW I really was proud to see them there On 111other QIIIILL ILFUSS eountly my eye eaught Betty Jem Sl1fer wmtmg some tlnng IIICI then hgurmg out some blg long 1n1thematleal equ'1t1on She must have been on 1 seclet govexnment m1sso11 There eould be no other solutlons for such problems Page Thlrty f1VL 1 1 '1 1 ' . 13' 1 ' 1 , 1 -xx ' 1 ' - 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fx 49x BERTHA YEAGER Sprung Cnty Secretarlal Bertha s hobby IS collectmg post cards For her future xocatlon she plans to be a secretary She has a very pleas mg personahty and xs wlllmg to co operate IH any 8Ct1Vlty She enjoys Fldlflg her bxcycle down the Schuylklll Road and g01Ilb 1ce skatmg, MARI KN YOUINGBLOOD East Vnncent Academnc Sknp Glee Club 2 3 4 Want to be b Zlllllflll f.,lI'lS7 Well just sen M3IldIl lll the neal future as xt IS her deslre to become a beautlc lan Her favorite sport IS lce skatlng She IS very am bltlous and spends her spare tlme workmg at Seven Stars Restaurant as a vnaltress In the fall she mtends to go to college CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Red and Whlte CLASS MOTTO Ever Onwald Toward New f1OI'1Z Page Thlrty four



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ll1111k1111, of that made me wonder about T1bct I looked aeross the oeean and who111 do you thrnk I saw? Irma Eppehlmer She was on a trxp across the ocean evldently on her honeymoon We had some pretty neat members ln our class and we must admlt that, although beauty 1snt everytnlng It 8lW8yS IS DICE to have Lvelyn Hanebury 1ea1ly came out on top w1th the t1tle of a slack modeler A neat pose It was that l saw nel 111 as 1 wa ,,lane1n,, long the country Mary Jean Keen backed up Evelyns t1tle wlth a modeler ol bathlng sults D1d you see the last o11e she modeled' lt was m lVlademo1selle Qu1te tne type as We used to say 1n 46 Hubba Hubba Sh1rley Watts was ll'1C1LldCd IH then group When I was glancmg around I saw an attlaetlve young glrl comlng out ol a beauty salon Shlrley s Beauty Salon Her name gave no elues as to who her husband could be but by the looks of the salon sne nad lnade a HICC place for herself IU the beauty world Helyn Yaculak stood up beslde Shlrley Wllll the t1tle of a dless deslgner She had orlgmated a IIQW neekl1ne that became qulte lamous Howeter I am ashamed to adm1t I dont know the deta1ls of It We had some mus1c1a11s III Olll famous old el1ss as you eould very well expect Of LOUISC you knew III folty SIX Joseph Ludwlek would beeome 1 band leader and he was QLIIIC the 1JOpLlldl one lol only 1 fhlllg been lll buslness about Lllgllt ye11s Jaek Malenke was Ill the IULISIC bllbllltob too lle was an olchestxa leaclel emoyed It too DOII Webel and hex Slllfllllb seemed to be qlllle the fad' She had made a lllt w 1th cvelyon Although Joe was malrled Jaek w lb Ollly en1.,a,,ed to be lllel1llCd Dolls was Illdlfltd too but we 'mad seen that com1ng Olll IIUISCS from among us gate the gldl d tot 11 of th1ee Fhey had all r1sen to ,gxea pop11la11ty Not be111g a well lnformed person on I'lllI'Slllg I wlll just tell you wh they were MHFIOII Youngblood Eleanor Saller and good ol Anlta Funderwhlte She was an ILC hockey player and loxed lt When you l1ear of her team playmg you ean notlfy us About th1s t1me I had begun to wo11de1 lf we had any doetors ln our class and guess what I saw Ma11a Shetlel and w hat a nlce understandlng doctor she w as' She had met her husband ln college He had been a year ahead of her all through college and she was happlly marr1ed Owen Northacker had become the doctor 1n hls town and was known throughout Phlladelphxa I heard he was 1 braln speclallst Ruth Stewalt was a doctor SDCLIHIIIIDQ ln the 130110 flCld Congratulatlons Ruth' I see 1 long road of suecess for you Guess wl1at' Anna May Slemmer was 1 mot IL actress Isnt th lt SllLk, I saw hel on stage a11d she was out for success Then I saw Van Johnson Slltlllll 1n hls ehalr and you would newer guess w ho h1s secretary was Dol lb Shoemaker' Oh' how happy she looked' Between horses dogs and cows our class had really done some reproduclng We knew Dorothy Wallelgh would IIVG wlth horses when she reached the adult stage And sure enough she really turned out some beaut1es Speaklng of horses Margle H111 had won a contest as the best horse back r1der on the Eastern coast To get on wlth the dogs Mar garet McKay had a cocker spanxel kennel a real success IS all you could say about lt Lon Wagoner had been marr1ed for flve years and her husband was qulte famous for hlS cows LOIS was happy w1th two glrls chalked up for her Betty Pelffer was the famous farmer ette and my how she loved the outdoor count1y llfe' Her husband was a farmer as you mlght guess and they have a beautlful home Mr EII'lSt81l'! had left hIS Job to Kenneth Harp clalmed that he and Albert had done qulte lnterestlng work together w 1th the atom and 1n a few years the pUbl1C would be pleased w1th then' work V1ctor1a had fulfllled all her WlSh6S and had become a mathematlcs teacher at Drexel She loved her work as professor as well as Jean enJoyed her dutles as dean of Temple College Jean had had qulte the romantlc llfe She met her husband at a dance and as soon as they had graduated they were marr1ed Norma Meloney went whlzzlng by me as I was up there 1n the clouds and nearly knocked me over Mary Taylor was 1n the plane wlth her so I dec1ded that Mary was an alrlme hostess and Norma was a p1l0t That IS the way It looked to me Howdy Mowrer had taken over h1s fathers bus1ness and Herbert Weaver had Jomed IH w'1th h1m Charles Grubb was a leadlng man 1n a plant as one of the foremen Whlle Dorothy Iegley upheld the g1r1s by grabbmg the same t1tle I guess you heard Louella O Parsons nad retlred Mary Ann Pruyn had taken over and how she loved the work' LOIS Smlth and Mary Anne worked together frequently be cause you see Lo1s was an author She had wrltten two books and the thlrd was ready for publlcatlon Verna Ruoss came last because I thought hers was most lnterestlng Yes she was head of a glrl scout troop 4 H club and the camp flre glrls Of course she was marr1ed too, but that doesnt need mentlomng Here s our class as It stands for 1956 What do you thlnk of us Page Thlrty SIX 'V I I , ' ' 1 x x r ' s 1 s 1 1 s y . v 1 ' . , . 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