Tuscumbia High School - Memories Yearbook (Tuscumbia, MO)

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JUDY MARTIN Class Officer 1 Planned Progress 1, 2,4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Drarnatics 3 Newspaper 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Student Council 4 Valedictorian SHARRON PATTERSON Class Officer 2, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Student Council 4 Planned Progress 4 Softball 1,2, 3,4 MISS DUCK Sponsor W Q A S' dy Xs f f

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As we 1Iavel down the road of time we begin to wonder what has happened to the T. H. S. graduates of 58-59. Since we are in Washington D. C. we will start here. Here we find Bill Kessler is a U. S. Senator and is doing very well. We now take a plane to Hollywood where we are surprised to find Harold Bonnot is now directing movies. We always knew Harold had stars in his eyes We find Linda Bilyeu running a Turkish Bath. We come back to our Missouri and find that Louise Horton is a nurse in St. Louis. She does have her worries because, she is madly in love with Dr. Clarence Gass. But since Clarence still has the same girl in Iberia, Louise is having a hard time trying to convince him what is best. ln our home town we find that Richard Lupardus is raising turkeys. He always wanted to be an engineer, but I guess that Barbara engineered him into marriage. Richard went in the same business as his father-in-law, Cof course Mr. Brumley is doing most of the workJ. We also found out while here that Jim Abbett is the coach at the high school, but his wife fKay Burrisy is causing competition. It appears that the boys all prefer Home Economic Classes. But he has three faithful athletes, his three sons. We asked about the yotuigest, but not least, member of our class, Roger Prock. Little did we know, he wanted to be an accountant at Barron's. He is doing well, that is well enough to support his wife CCarolynj and their ten children. We learned while here Winfred Kallenbach has a large motel in Arizona. We were surprised to find he had married one of our classmates, Brenda Kraml. They seem to be doing very well raising their four girls. We travel now to New York City where we find that Susan Humphreys fshe never changed her namej owns her own interior decorating shop. Also here we find Billie Bonnot starring on Broadway. She loves lie work as an opera singer, and she is still with Doug, much to our surprise, xecause we all know Billie. We board a plane and who's hostess? No one but Mary Myers. We talked to her and found that she still has her eyes on the old home town guy fRedJ. We took the plane to Kansas City where we found Judy Martin as the writer of the gossip column for one of the largest newspapers. She always did like Journalism. Down South in Little Rock we find Sharron fPattersonJ Rush running a restaurant. Everyone adores her speciality, chicken. Her chickens come free since Robert runs a chicken ranch. Sharron hgas quite a job with the restaurant and taking care of their twelve children. On our trip back to Washington we stopped in a small town in Iowa where we meet Carolyn fKallenbachJ Musick. She is teaching shorthand in the high school, while her husband fCharlesJ has a dairy farm outside of town.