Sulphur Springs High School - Sulphurette Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, OH)

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PHE? 19 The Sulphurette Us p dn X , 5 mofelfcv 'X , C:,. 11- 1 M .gf-:::..' I made myself comfortable in an easy chair of the China Clipper in which I was traveling to the Hawaiian Islands. Glancing around, I saw a very charming ste- wardess coming toward me, and much to my pleasure, I saw that it was my old classmate, Marie Kafer, we began at once to talk of school days - wondering where our classmates were now. She said that Robert Pinney was the pilot of our plane and that Lois Caris was a prom- inent business woman in New York. Since she had her duties to perform, I began to amuse myself by leafing through a newspaper, to my suprise, I saw an account of the former Mary Jane Bunn's marriage. Further invest- igation brought mo to two more articles - one that Miss Lucille Hoop had been promoted to head nurse of a large hospital, and the other was about Doris Schieber's musictpupils giving a recital. I turned my head now to watch our landing on the water, As we were taken ashore I saw a large group of autograph seekers surround- ing Paul Baker, who had become the most popular movie star of the day. Upon getting to my hotel I turned on the radio to hear my favorite radio star, Raymond Stuckman, croon the latest hits of the week. After resting, I went down to the shore where I could watch the sunset reflecting from the blue water, there I saw Nellie Prcssler painting the sunset. We were soon talking and she said that the former Mary Cameron was also on the island spending her honeymoon. I immediate- ly found her and extended her my congratulationsg she told me that Martha Alkire was married and that Gladys Keller was teaching school. Thus having found what my old classmates were doing, I returned to my room thinking I had been very lucky to have had such fine people for classmates. --Paul Sheaffcr

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PageL2l ,ppt The Gulphurette JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION The Junior-Senior Reception was held at Hotel Shaw- han in Tiffin, Ohio, Friday evening, May 5, 1959. The Juniors carried out the theme UWorld's Fairn with four countries represented -- Holland, Spain, Ireland, and America, Thirty-nine plates were served. Program Toastmaster . . . . . .Warren Hendrickson s I 0 0 9 n o 1 o o 0 o o 'Paul Baker' Cornet Duet . . . .Mary Shoup, Winnie Baird Chalk Talk . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Johnson Duet. . . . . Eleanor Cole, Lois Geiger Solo. . . . ml . . . . . . Marjorie Kibler Menu pFruit Cocktail Relish Fried Half Spring Chicken Mashed Potatoes Perfection Salad Cloverleaf Rolls Corn Ice Cream Cookies Coffee ' Junior Committees Transportation---Jack Brause, Russel Keiter, Warren Hendrickson Decoration ------- Winnie Baird, Mary Shoup, Philip Coop- er, Ruth Clark Invitation ----- --Lois Geiger, Loren Walker, Marjorie Kibler, Sam Stauffer Program ---------- Eleanor Cole, Raymond Thornton, Cliff- ord Frank,Sam Stauffer, Waltbr Bevier Menu ------------- Mary Shoup, Lois Geiger, Winnie Baird