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

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SENIOR PROPH ECY CONT'D I believe that is Phyllis Brick coming in. With her family and her new job,I dxdn't think she wand be able to get here. Phyl- lis has just accepted the posudon of Assistant Director of dm Tb- ledo Museum of Art. Here comes Ruth Samson and Margaret Samu. They have stDl re- tained their high-school friendship and are living in Cleveland in a cozy apartment near the lake. They are both working as private secretaries. Isn't that Doris Rothenbuhler sitting in the front section? Doris is operating a novelty shop here in Luckey and she also has two branch shops in towns farther south. I haven't seen Carol Jean Rolf yet, but I read in the paper yesterday that she is instructdng a class on 'How to Drive in Five Easy Lessons.' Maybe her present class needed six. There are Doris Bookenberger and her husband. They have a dancing school in Toledo are are providing quhz abit of competi- tion for the Arthur Murray Studios. I believe that is Mary Lou Bihn coming down the aisle now, 1sn't it? Doesn't she look stunning in that new stewardess uni- form. Is she with Trans-Atlantic or Pan-American Airways? Oh, we'd better be quiet nowg the lights have just gone out. Th0I'9'S P1owalong's picture on the screen. Just hear the crowd cheer! After the movie we'l1 have to hurry right over to the Le- gion Hall and congratulate Jim on his success--and then we can also find out if all we've heard about our other classmates is true.

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SENIOR PROPHECY CONT'D man of the family and is taking life easy, but he really is the president of a cedar chest manufacturing concern. We see that Joann Schroeder is also here. She has made quite a name for herself as a columnist. She has a column in the Blade new for young wives, 'Be the Boss.n Joann 1sn't married herself as yet. Over there is Dick Samson. Dick now has gained national rec- ognition as an orchestra leader. He and his twenty-five-piece orchestra are now touring the country and are playing in Toledo this week-end. When he is not busy with his orchestra, he can be seen with his camera on his shoulder, preparing to photograph the scenery. Bob Winters, who is sitting beside Dick, is still pole-vault champion of the thuted States. He expects to go to Europe and take part in the Olympic Games. We haven't seen Jim Recker come in yet. I read in the paper yesterday now chief that, because of his daring and his steel nerves, he is test-driver for the Ford Motor Company. Isn't that Ruth Marsh over there? She is making quite a ca- reer of her marriage. She has two darling little twins, Frankie, Jr. and Hank--Csometimes called nHank1e.'D We see that Ray Ford still likes working in garages. He now supervises the National Highway Garages in Ohio. It seems the Dierker family has quite a line of basketball players. Evelyn is playing with the Arkansas Travelers, the all- girl baskethnl team. Her team is to be featured in the news-reel tonight.

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