Stevensville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Stevensville, MT)

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NEW YORK TIMES Office Memorandum Date: May 29. 1961 To: Helen Howard, Star Reporter From: Patti O'Hare, Feature Editor Subject: finquire morgue forj May 29. 1951 Northwest Tribune Please find this material as it has been ten years since we graduated and I would like to reminisce. NEW YORK TIMES Office Memorandum Date: May 29, 1961 To: O'Hare From: Howard Subject: Tribune and Alumni Upon reading article in said paper, I am curious to know what the various alumni are doing now. Is there any possible way to gain this information. NEW YORK TIMES Office Memorandum Date: May 29. 1961 To: Howard From: O'I-Iare Subject: Research results After considerable research I have dug up the following data. I am pleased to find that so many of the old class have made names for themselves. Many are near New York and that is how I have received word of them. Philip Sullivan is in the mmic business and I've heard he is a second Harry James and with a wife like Betty Grable. In locating him I ran across LaVonne Hollibaugh who is now a member of the kick chorus in Radip City Music Hall. Of course you've read about Jimmie Winters who is a big-time politi- cian in Washington D. C, Another old standby who has made good in the big city is Charles Wark, who is principal of a school of ballet, Some of the 51 ers have really acquired glamourous occupations like Lavonne Poll who is artist-in-chief for Esquire Magazine. Wayne Avery is doing fine as wrestling coach in Vassar College for women. I have received word via Associated Press that a few of our friends have devoted their lives for sake of humanity. Bob Griffin is said to be one of the finest brain specialists in the cormtry. Jack McNett is engaged in the field of chemical technology in M. I.T, Then there is Ruth Howard who is head nurse in Mayo's Clinic. Others who often hit the front pages of our paper are: Sharline Martin, who owns and operates a racing stable and who is rumored to be a bookie on the sly. Darlene Cum- mings, the sweet, unpretentious gal of yesteryear now a millionairess, throws gala parties weekly as a hobby. Those having miscellaneous trades are: Eleanor Toepfer who is a comptometer fwhatever that isj, Leona Clatwortby is a detective of renown and Jim Prouty is a big time union leader in Chicago.