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

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Class Prophecy 'ki' Richard Quay was putting his coat on, and I wondered if he didn't like the party. When I asked him, he said he thought it was wonderful, but he had to leave to catch the Silver Streak, of which he is engineer. Hearing the Word pig mentioned, I thought someone was discussing me, but it was only Randall Weand and Rex McGaugh- lin talking over their prize animals which they expected to enter in the State Fair. I only stopped long enough to wish them luck. I thought it was about time I phoned home to tell them I would be a little late. Even though the pleasant number please sounded familiar, I didn't recognize it to be Lois Iohnson until she asked me how the party was going. We didn't talk long, be- cause someone else was waiting to use the phone. As I turned to leave, there stood lim Reitnour, who now owns a large farm. He wanted to inquire about one of his prize Guernsey heifers, which was sick. Walking from the telephone booth, I was amazed to hear a babble of foreign lan- guage, which I recognized to be French. Upon investigation I found that Ruth Anne Haldeman, who has taken over Mr. White's position as language instructor at S.C.H.S., was trying to explain some difficult French phrase to Luther Mooney, who had never become acquainted with French in his car- pentry business. Luther had come with Ralph Bath, who is an excellent electrical engineer. Confusion around the bandstand made me hurry to that place. I arrived in time to hear them announce the next number which was a baritone solo by Loren Fox. Loren i' had started to take singing lessons soon after graduation and was coming along quite nicely with his career. Someone tapped my shoulder and I turned to find George Burnley. He informed me that he had acquired the presidency of the Sun Oil Company and was also a gen- tleman farmer. George extended a hearty invitation to me to visit his family at their country mansion. Near by Randall Hixson and Charles Grubb were discussing the advantages and disadvantages of motorcycles and motor scooters respectively. I noticed Morris Seibert and Larry Wads- worth, representing the S G W, Inc., accom- panied by their private secretary, Marilyn Orner, preparing to leave and decided since the clock was progressing quite rapidly, that it wasn't a bad idea. This started a gen- eral exodus for the door. As Ioan Walt and I walked out together I asked her how the people who had no cars were getting home. She told me that Raymond Miller had offered to run an extra bus from the club to the Twin-Boroughs that evening. Although Ioan owned a car, she said it was undergoing repairs at Harry Fischer and Steven Kurtas' garage. They owned quite a few garages throughout this area. The cool, evening silence was shattered by the howling of rubber tires against the concrete. Naturally this was Donald Irey, who forgot he was no longer on the race track in his big car racer. Everyone went away feeling that the tenth annual reunion of the Class of 1950 had been a huge success, it

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