Stow Monroe Falls High School - Stoanno Yearbook (Stow, OH)

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CLASS PIWPHECY Thus rs a look xnto the future at what the class of 54 wrll be domg 10 years from now On popular TV statrons we now see JUNE CAUDILL smgmg commercnals for the Pop O Bubble Gum Company LINDA BRADLEY spends her tnme Slgl'ltS6ClUg m New York She frequently runs across BOB BOWEN who drrves a slghtseemg bus there A new Cafe and Gamblmg Casmo ln Stow IS now operated by HONEST DICK YARGER RUSSELL DAVIS runs a wme store rxght across the street to offer a lxttle competmon The champion lumberjack of the West CHARLES BOERNER xs now busy clearmg timber for MARVIN DOWNING on has spaclous ranch ln Colorado At the Cleveland Cl1n1c we now fund JUDY FRANKLIN workmg as an X Ray techmclan Of course ELVIN LICHTY rs there too operatmg the electron mxcroscope DONNA HOLLADAY and her hubby are runmng a grant super market rn W Vlrgxma to support all thelr lrttle hrll brllys The lst woman presldent of the Bell Telephone Co NANCY PATTERSON grves free phone servxce to the Class of 54 DARLENE KELLEY IS her head supervlsor and JUANITA MOORE IS chref operator A famous crlmmal lawyer MARY ANN ROSENBERGER attributes her success to belng able to talk her way out of any jam that arrses m the courtroom DICK REIMEL rs now the local Ford dealer wlth several adormg women secretarres JUDY WISE ELNORA WRIGHT DONNA HOLLADAY LORENE CHRISTIAN JUANITA MOORE DAN ETTE JONES NANCY TREGO JOANNE WILLEY and BEULAH BOWMAN who IS trying t0 get a raxse MATT PAL rs strugglnng to keep the barn on hns new farm free from condemnatxon by that feared government 1nspector RAY SMITH MARGARET SCHMITT has just rece1ved a years supply of cheesecake for her farthful servrce at the Smorgasbord NANCY TREGO IS explormg 1n darkest Afrlca for more drarronds to add to her collectxon Thrs IS durmg her vacatxons from her secretarlal dutres FRANK WETMORE rs a popular stock car dr1ver wrth a large female followmg The mlllxonalre husband of LOIS WILKINSON glves her anythmg her httle heart deslres to keep her qulte A new convalescent home strrctly for rxch old bachelors IS now berng run by WANDA SHAFFER A smart dress salon has been opened by PHYLLIS DARLING She makes her own dresses whxch are known as Darlxng Creatxons In Uncle Sam s alr force CHARLES PERRIN IS now an ace pllot DOROTHY SEMLER IS staymg away from men by servxng m the WAVES After ten rugged years DON MacDONALD has fmally saved enough money to make the down payment on a Cadlllac ln ten more years If wxll be h1s BERNARD BOROK has replaced Bernard Baruch as a famous advlsor to the Presxdent JEANNE ARNOLD has mastered drrvmg so thoroughly she s runnmg a drxvxng school BOB SHUSTER and RICHARD REINHART are rn the process of mcltmg the nce mn Antarctxca rn search of gnglntrc uramum deposrts needed for atomnc rocket propulsnon CAROLYN WILLISFORD IS now head of the Srlver Lake Chamber of Commerce BARBARA BANKES ns now teachmg fxrst grade and her use of judo ns comnng m handy as a method of keepmg her pupxls qunet MARY MICHL ns now teachmg her Semor students the snmple prmclples of Phys1cs EARL WITSAMAN rs a famous mdustrral engmeer whxle BILL ZIMMERMAN rs busy surveymg for a new transcontmental turnprke JANIE WEBB has just been named Mass Rxval Dog Food of 1964 and BEX ERLY WI LOUGHBY ns now a John Powers model They both are lookmg for movxe contracts BOB CONLEY ns a great comednan workmg ln SUSAN GLEGHORN S new Stow Supper Club Because of her mnocent face DELORIS SMITH rs now on the Dragnet program on whxch HAROLD CARPENTER IS the Director of Musxc CAROLINE BLACKWELDER and PAULA BERTKA nova own an exclusxve dress salon Paula sells the dresses whxle Carolrne cuts and sews them EVELYN FULST 15 makmg her srxteenth tour of the U S armed forces camps and while at on of the Manne camps she funds NANCY LEAS as a Chref Mess Sergeant ROBERTA MARKLE owns Stows fxrst newspaper The Weekly Remmder and workmg on the club page of the paper IS JOE CAHILL stxll pluggmg away for Jr Achrevement . . . , , . - - ' ' u sr 1 7 . . . . . . . . U ,, ' . s 9 , . . . . - . 7 -J 1 . , . . . .. , 1 a 9 1 s 9 9 Q ' s a 9 s , . . . , . . 1 . U - n - , . . . . . a . , . . . , . . . , . 1 ' YQ ' ' il V L . , . . . . . , a x V ' . . c , . 1 f u - n ' 7 1 , . .

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C ASS HISTORY The Class of S4 began 1ts struggle for educatnon Sept 7 1942 ANN HARVEYS mother had to carry her out to the school bus the fxrst day of school she d1dn t want to rnde wrth all those college klds MARY VIICHL was found walkmg down the school drlveway She was gomg home Our fxrst bxg adventure was vaccmatlon NANCY LEAS and JOANN POST cned all day So the teacher let them sxt on her lap whnle she read the class a story As we approached the 2nd grade we fmd MARY MICHL and Joyce Brxdges swoonmg over BOB AGEE s Marme suxt We see FRED LONG and RAY BELLINGER rubbmg thelr eyes llke mad The teachers verdxct was Pmk Eye Oh yes there they were rn the sxck room playmg marbles what a racket SUSAN GLEGHORN was the leadmg dalsy m the 3rd grade operetta She was m second grade at the txme but b1g for her age PHILLIP CARTONE and DUANE WOOD got spanked for pushmg the gxrls down on the ramp by the maypoles BOB SHUSTER and DON SAMPSON forced JACK KLINE to smoke hrs fxrst cxgarette m 4th grade Smce the effects have stunted hrs growth he ns planmng to become a jockey ELVIN LICHTY and DON JACKSON put sap from the trees on the playground on ROBERTA MARKLE S new coat In Sth grade a weddmg was actually performed CAROLINE BLACKWELDER to BILL ZIMNIER MAN ROBERTA MARKLE to ELVIN LICI-ITY and Delorns Smxth to Bruce Krupp The refreshments afterward were cake and mllk All th1s happened ln the back of the playground ROBERTA wrote out the certlflcates The happy weddmg party ended up m the offlce Bag 6th graders' Tough Kxds' ART NIGI-IMAN got knocked out 3 times playmg sockerball BEV ERLY WILLOUGHBY got a black eye play1ng Red Rover Remember the great neck1ng partnes m those famous noon mov1es7 JOE CAHILL sand who ever got to the movmes fnrst NORRIE CORK or ELVA PLATT could snt wnth hum Oh those rough races By 7th grade we were m the hlgh school bunldmg We felt real blg next to the 6th graders but out of place m the hugh school At noon m Mrs Morgan s room you would fmd DENNIS EVERETT at the pxano and the rest of us dancmg On the colder days we dressed up the bust of Lmcoln with a coat hat scarf, and a cxgarette m hrs mouth In Sth grade someone hung CHARLES BOER NER out Mrs Smxth s wmdow She bawled h1m out for dlsruptmg class Dunng a 7th and 8t1 grade basketball game RAY BELLINGER made a basket for the vnsmng team Our Freshmen year someone hld Mnss Dembrock s grade book m the bottom drawer of her desk She dxdnt fmd lt for two davs PAT BEE matched penmes wxth two boys and when they were told not to match penmes they used mckles As Sophomores ART NIGHMAN and JIM BAUER fought over JEAN ARNOLD Art won We fmd DON JACKSON with HAROLD CAR PENTERS car m MARY MICHLS drnveway on Mary s bxrthday Gabby lnttle PAULA BERTKA and IANIE WEBB wlth her bullet bag over her shoulder and famous walk came our Jumor year EARL WITSA MAN gave CAROLYN WILLISFORD two garter snakes xn a paper bag and sa1d lt was tax stamps He had to do some fast talkmg to keep from belng expelled In our Senlor year the Stow Band won the fxrst :l1v1s1on Band Contest at Copley and received a trophy Other events were when BOB AGEE was forced to knss the Homecommg Queen Mona Lotts seven t1mes Mnss Workman threw a book at ELVA PLATT Shes the luckv semor thls year It was awful the wav RICHARD REINHART smoked black clgars at LICHTY S CASINO DON JACKSON lost has watch while swnmmmg ashore after the rowboat that he MAX LOVIN GOOD and BOB CONLEY stole sunk ln the mnddle of Lake Forest Now we can tell Mr Barr that Donald MacDonalds mother doesnt actually wrlte backhand EVELYN FULST played hookev Dec 22 1953 NANCY LEAS NORRIE CORK and BARBARA BANKES returned from a walk on New Year s Eve wnth an old dxscarded Chrnstmas tree and felt very bad when CAROLINE BLACKWELDER made them return It to the garbage can they took xt from BERNIE CHABOUDY had to qunt drmk mg so he can pav for hrs false teeth The Class of S4 offers thenr smcere thanks to any open mmded mdxvndual who could read thxs and accidentally enjoy lt , . . n . , . . ' Y ' A 1 . - . . . 1 . A l . , . . 9 - . I , . . . . . . , - . , . . , . , . . y - . , . , . ' 1 J . . . , . , . . ' 1 9 V ' Q , ' ' x u as - - ' s . , . 4 , . . 1 ' . . 7 9 . . . , . , - ' r a ' ' 1 y - 1 - 9 x . . , . . . 9 , . . . . . , , . . 1 9