Troy Luckey High School - Trojan Yearbook (Luckey, OH)

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'That reminds me, do you remember how well Maxine liked sports? Well, Liz tells ne Nbx won several swinming titles and is teaching her small daugh- ter to swim. Though her days are well occupied she somehow finds time to drive her green Cadillac over to the stadium and pick up her husband, who, they say, is one of the most promising Rookie pitchers of the year.' 'Was I ever thrilled when I saw the sequel to The Great Lover, starring Handsome Harry. It certainly is amazing to think that Harold Hoelter, one of our own classmates, is the idol of thousands of movie goers.' 'I think our class has turned out exceptionally well. Look! Here's Mary Jacob's picture on the cover of this magazine. Isn't that a lovely gown she's wearing? I suppose you know she has been chosen 'Cover Girl of the Year.' 'How about some music, Gay? Just a second. I'll put a nickel in this Juke Box. Here's a good one! 'Sycamore Sam' by Dale Layman and his 'Smoky Ham Boys.' 'Say! I noticed in the Messenger that Shirley Rife and her husband have been vacationing in Bermuda and are going to stop in Luckey for a few days on their return to the 'Windy City.' 'I almost forgot to tell you! Theone is giving up her position as head nurse at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland, and is moving to California with her husband and two little red-headed boys, where they have bought a new home in Beverly Hills. 'By the way, Marilyn Buswinkle is giving a piano concert in the Peri- style in the Art Museum tonight. Innediately after the performance, she and her manager are leaving for Paris where she will begin her European tour.' fCbntinued on next pagej Compliments of George W. Henning 8: Son Luckey Hardware Hbne Building Phone 3131 - Luckey Plumbing d-Heating Everything for Fhrn 8'Hbme St ny Ridge, Ohio 23

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SENIOR PROPHECY While shopping in Toledo, I met Mary Ann, and was I surprised! We hadn't seen each other for sometime, so we decided to have lunch together. We talked about our old classmates, and just then in walked Paul Baker for his lunch. You know he is a 'copper.' He had just been checking cars a- long the street. He said he was resigning from the force and was going into business for himself as a detective. You know he always did want to be a 'private eye.' 'Ohl by the way, Gay, Lavon Bihn phoned me the other day to ask if I would take care of Junior over the weekend, since she and her husband have been invited to New York by Mrs. Ballard, the former Delores Hazel. She is having a party and all the socialites will be there. Lavon tells me Delores will be wearing the famous 'Ballard Diamond' that everyone is talking about.' 'I also heard Ruthie B. is giving up her position as a private secretary and is going to marry a famous bandleader.' 'I received a letter from Marilyn Coy this morning and'she wants me to get in touch with all our classmates of '50'. She is inviting all of us out to her 'Lazy L' Ranch in Texas, for a class reunion and a week of fun. Isn't that grand of herl' 'Pardon ne, Mary Ann, but did you know that the Reverend Lloyd Dierker and family are leaving for Boston, where he has been assigned to a new par- ish?' ' 'Liz really keeps herself busy, doesn't she? She invited me to Chicago, and I had a very nice time. She took me to all the points of interest. You know, ever since she won the Pulitzer Prize for the best editorial of the year, she has been interested in newspaper work. Now she owns one of the largest newspapers, The Chicago 7?ibune.' 0WEN'S JEWELER Schroder Floral Co. 22 wooov u LLE . OHIO Pemberville, Ohio

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'They tell me Dudley is headed for the altar for the fifth time. lt's rather strange but he just can't make up his mind. It seems that every time the minister begins the line, 'Do you take this woman---?' Dudley gets cold feet and backs out. Maybe this will be the real thing. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.' 'Well, they always say 'once a hunter always a hunter,' but I rather doubt that. Russell's wife tells me that the other day when Russ was hunting he saw a peculiar little black animal with a white stripe down its back. Anyway, Russ thought it looked harmless, and saw no reason to waste a shell on it. Creeping up behind it, he grabbed it by the tail. Well, anyway, Mrs. Welling says Russ has sold most of his hunting equipment, and now has re- sorted to a new and quieter hobby--collecting rare perfumes.' 'Well, Mary Ann, here it is four o'clock already. I'll have to be go- ing. My husband and I have to practice our new dance routine again before we go on stage tonight. Our manager says that if the people like us well enough we'll go on Broadway. Oh! by the way, how have you and Dick been making out with your new transcontinental truck line?' 'Swell, Gay. Business has been so good that we have to buy two new trucks and hire more help. I have ridden along many times and it really 1S an interesting ride. It has been lots of fun talking over old times, hasn't it?' 'Yes, let's get together again soon.' 'All right. What about two weeks from today?' 'That's all right with me. Goodbye.' 'Goodbye.' Leonard Miller GENERAL CONTRACTOR - BUILDING Movsn 24 wooov4LLE. OHIO Luckey, Ohio