Stevensville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Stevensville, MT)

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SENIORS Louise Schuchman Raymond Robinson Lee Shrock Ralph Squires June Wark Lois Winters

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MY VACATION In New York I attended the opera of Carmen starring Roy Gray and Betty Farmer. After the opera Iwent to the Yellowjacket, the largest and swankiest night club in New York, co-owned by Ray Gon- zalez and Jack Bird. There I also saw Carolyn Morrison and George Robinson playing in the orchestra. . I then paid avisit on the President Tom Larson and the first lady, the former Lois Winters, in Washington D. C. andl also saw Bill Beach who was speaker of the House. I knew his being indebate class would be of advantage to him. In Minnesota Ivisited Mayo's Clinic for my yearly check up. The head nurse there is of course Bonnie Lamoreux. Bonnie told me that' Lois Paulson is now head of the English Department at Vassar College. Traveling on west I stopped in Kansas City and called upon Carol Paulson and her millionaire husband. From Kansas City Iwent on to Montana visiting on my way Luanne Rahn and her husband on their 20,000 acre wheat farm. Bordering this farm was Wayne Dayton's famous Berkshire Hog Farm. I found Henry Brechbill newly elected Mayor of Stevensville. Then I went on to Idaho, to visit Joy Adams and her family. They plan to send their two boys to Yale where Ralph Squires is now professor of history. Before leaving Idaho I decided to visit Arlo Fillmore on his large potato farm. When I saw his beautiful wife I knew his real reason for going back to Idaho. I then journeyed to Alaska to visit Ida Jannsen. I found her living in a luxurious plastic house fashioned like an igloo. Lee Shrock her chauffer and mechanic drove us around in her cadillac. Stopping to report a forest fire one day the two rangers in the office were none other than the Garnett twins, Harley and Harold. Being in California for the Rose Bowl I was especially pleased to find that Raymond Robinson was the Coach and Louis McKinney the star player on the team. I ran into Lucille Enebo in Los Angeles one day and she told me that she was a secretary for a lawyers office and her boss was the famous criminal lawyer Bill Rehberg. Who had ever imagined that Bill would become a lawyer ? ' Shirley Temple told me that her little girl was attending a private school where Margaret Felde is now teaching. I then journeyed to Texas to visit June Wark, who now owns sev- eral large oil wells. From Texasl flew to Floridag at Miami Beach one day I stumbled over Sylvia Mitchell lying under a large beach umbrella, she told me that Florida was the farthest she could get from Stevensville with- out leaving the U. S. completely. Jeannette Marks who is now a star reporter for the New York Times came into my studio one day to have me paint her portrait. We had a long chat and ltold her all about my wonderful trip and meeting all our classmates from S. H. S. Wishing you all a happy future-- Louise Schuchman