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SENIOR PROF TV show Classy 56 Sponsor Ermes Blue Room Boys Dear Dlary Ftrst mght Last nrght I attended the prem1ere ofthe classy 56 TV Show Sponsored by Ermes Blue Room Boys EmCee ARTHUR BAILEY Introduced the fust entertaxnment of the evenmg Mrs Lxberace formerly JANICE SCHIMMELPFENNIG at the prano playmg a selectlon composed by CAROL Tzechowskr CHADOCK Next on the program I heard the ELLEN HOFMANN All Gxrl Orchestra w1th sololst NORMA SLACK and the specxal feature dance routme by JOHN GRIGSBY After th1s was the commercial for BOB TWOOOOOOS BIG FOUR DRIVE IN by the EBRB representatrve BILL STAKER Now for more entertamment I heard the Sour Note S1x better known In our hxgh school as the S1x teens s1ng1ng thetr latest hrt record Kentucky Babe whlch sold over a nulhon recordmgs The worlds dryest comedlan BOB MEISINGER then appeared w1th h1s co assocxate J IM LARGEN1' Several celebrltxes 1n the aud1ence I recogmzed as my former classmates Among them were MARY ELLEN POWERS mrssronary who Just returned from Dxlhon RONNIE MONTGOMERY and DEWAYNE REID head sclentlsts at Tremont Atom1c Research Center the former MYRTLE DALBEY now Myrtle Denzer wtfe of the Supreme Court Judge Len Denzer MARILYN TANNER and KAY CONNELL head nurses at the navy hospxtal at Washxngton D C GEORGE HINMAN owner of the Studebaker reparr shop at New York Crty The Senate Stenographer HATTIE MUELLER next on the stage Arthur was 1nterv1ew1ng the olymplc champlon runner ALEN SANDERS wh11e at the olymptcs he saw CAROLETTA HILD a former classmate now coachmg the champlon swxmmmg team. Arthur also talked to ROBBIE CRADDICK and CORKY UNSICKER head commander on the Forrestal and Saratoga Next I saw CAROLYN MOORE Trapeze Tumblers for Tremont Grade SchooL CAROLE BECKER ALICE UHLMAN and BETTY BRENKMAN THEN appeared modehng dresses desxgned by COLLEEN SAUDER The program ended Wldl a commerclal for VERLA ROPP S A8rP Super Market by another E B R B GLENN DILL On my trlp home I passed the Lxttle Brown J ug owned by JUG WELLS the famous hopalong Rabblt Ranch owned by J' ACK MOSER the reg1stered Hexfer Farm owned by ED HINMAN I met the Dog Catchers truck dr1ven by DAN STIENER I passed the PAUL MICHAIL Sheep Farm and Stuber Ford Garage. On arrxvlng rn my home town I met one of the famous Horton movxng vans - 1 0 o - - - u n - , ' ' ll ' 'I ' ' ll ' - v ,, . . . . ,, ,, . . . 1 1 ' U I 3 I 1 I I I , . r - -1 . C s v u f u n 1 I . . , . . ,, . . . . ., . n D u - n 1 1 I n .
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emor Wlll We the Senxor Class of 1956 of Tremont Hrgh School be1ng of sound minds do hereby bequeath our numerous talents characterxsucs and habxts 1n our Last Wxll and Testament to the followrng classes teachers and students As a class we w1ll the followmg Flrst To the J uruor Class we hereby w1ll our amb1t1on to make money and our destre to go to Washmgton D C Second To the Sophomore Class we w1ll our abthty to be true honest, and faxthful. Thrrd To the Freshman Class we g1ve our abrhty to advance through hrgh school w1th our ease, grace, and talents as has been seenthe last four years by everyone Fourth To Tremont Hlgl School we w1ll the pleasure to once more 1n IIS ltfetrme have a prom that compares w1th theJumor Semor Prom of 1954 55 To Mr Jewell we w1ll students that have good excuses for berng absent and a new red ue to wear to the games To Mrss Koch we w1ll typ1ng paper that w1ll not show erasures To Mxss Frampton we w1ll a new make up that conceals blushmg. To Mr Speck we will a class that understands hts talks on outer space To Mr Getz we w1ll a bottle of A1r Wtck To Mr B1rd we hereby bequeath a dozen large economy stze Baloots To Mrs Blazer we w1ll the ab1hty to be thank ful that she never had to teach our class To Mrs Davis we w1ll a powerful telescope to see k1ds dr1v1ng around at n1ght To Mrs Baechlor we w1ll a class that under stands her tests To Mr Wegman we w1ll a large supply of detentxon shps To Mr Kxsellus we w1ll at least one srrule a HY To Mr Moorhouse we w1ll a band To Mrs Asbell we will a new plano for the mus1c room. To Elmer we w1ll at h1s request a mxllion dollars payable at our 100th class reumon To Delorts Hundt we w1ll an automatxc money counter As 1nd1v1duals we w1ll the followmg. I Arthur Barley w1ll my frlendly sm1le to Phyllxs Langjahr I Carole Becker w1ll my giggle to Lots Hof mann. I Betty Brenkman will my cheerleadmg ab1l1ty to Betty Geary I Carol Chadock w1ll my turned up nose to Sylvra Connell I Kay Connell w1ll my qmet ways to Ilene Pflederer I Robbxe Craddlck, w1ll my red ha1r to B111 Ktnsey I Myrtle Dalbey wxll my brams to anyone who wants them. I Glenn D111 w1ll my curly haxr to Charles Retsmger I Robert Fawer w1ll my cute gr1n to Jay G1llan I John Grxgsby w1ll my ab1hty to keep up w1th Sandy to Marvm Franks I Caroletta H1ld w1ll my leadershxp to Judy Hampton I Edward Mclntyre I-Imman w1ll my mlddle name to anyone that wants II I George I-Imman w1ll my ol green Stude baker to somebody that can buy II I Ellen Hofmann w1ll my ab1hty to play the trumpet to Vlrglllla Franks I Jay Horton w1ll my n1ckname Bug to Floyde Hazleman. I Bob Melstnger w1ll my lost freedom to Lyle Meyer I Paul Mtchel, w1ll my sheep to TerryGardner I Ronald Montgomery w1ll my slx feet and one Inches to Davld Dalbey I Carolyn Moore will my dr1v1ng ab1l.1ty to I Jack Moser w1ll my farmmg abxlrty to Bob Mlller I Hatue Mueller wxll my tall stature to Judy Ann Sauder I Dewayne Reid wxll my abxltty to get along w1th teach to Jay G1llan I Verla Ropp w1ll my hetght to Lynn Becker I, Alan Sanders w1ll my track abtlity to Charles Bxrkmter I Colleen Sauder w1ll my stocky btuld to Ilene Pflederer I J amce Sch1mrne1pfenmg w1ll my p1a.no playmg ab1l1ty to Jesse Stone I Norma Slack w1ll my d1rty old cheerleadmg umform to Elmer to mop the floors I, B111 Staker w1ll my ptpe to Terry Gardner I Damel Stemer w1ll my two front teeth to Bob Mtller I Curtxs Stuber w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble to J 1m Hutchmson I Marllyn Tanner w1ll myself controltoNancy Noard I Allce Uhlrnan w1ll my measles to the Semor Play Cast of 1957 I Leonard Unsxcker w1ll my slster to be true and honest to Jerry Sauder I Wrllxam Wells w1ll my shyness toBobM1l1er I J1m Largent w1ll Puff to Metamora 9 O , , . ' ' . . . ' . , I g l U I I - I I ' I I I v , ' l - a V U . . , , , , , . , . . . . . . . . . . - ' . . . 0 I p - I I a I - 1 ' 4. Q - I I . , D ' . . . I ' . ' I . I . D . . , . I 1 I I . . , H , - , H . . . . . . , 0 0 for chemistry class. Susan GCFSUICF- . , . ' . . . . ' . . . - D . . . ' , , ' . D . . . 1 o - s ' ll 'D ' . . ' o n 0 ' . ' I . 1 n I . d . ' . . . , . . . . , ' . . . . , . , ' , . . . . D . I I . . . . . . ' ' I - - 0 o ' , - ' D ' . l . ' . . . D . ' . . . . , ' . . . . . ' , . . . ' . .
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is af rg sl YY ., as l g I J ' P f 5 'F as F ' s -ri , 4' 'nr fi X 1517 ' W.. id as 1 P' in hw rl ' 'nf . ,. , V ,W , 3, 3? 5 r 2 fr fu Q, at J as . VA X , . SN, QQ Sr H KW, 'fr rw! if A gm' 15 . Q , it 8 1 A I -W V, ,fa K I 0 ROW I: Bonnie Berchtold, Charles Birkmeier, Donald Connell, Marvin Frank, Virginia Frank, Terry Gardner, Betty Geary, Judy Hampton, Ronnie Hild, ROW II: Mary Ann Hillman, Eva Lynn Hinman, Sandy Hoffman, Carol Hundt, Shirley Hundt, Robert Hundr, Jim Hutchison, Dick Langjahr, Karen Lenox. ROW III: Delmar Lohnes, Lyle Myer, Bob Miller, Judy Moore, Jack Naffziger, Nancy Noard, Ilene Pflederer, Carol Powers, Don Rapp. ROW IV: Larry Riggenbach, Charles Risinger, Wayne Ropp, Jerry Sauder, Judy Ann Sauder, Judy Kay Sauder, Norma Schurrer, Nola Slack, Daniel Stone. ROW V: Paul Stuber, Jeanette Wagenbach, Sande Washer. Junior JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS -5 Paul Stuber, President, Bonnie Bertchtold, Vice- President, Carol Powers, Secretary: Judy Sauder ' Treasurer.
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