Union High School - Ohianian Yearbook (College Corner, OH)

Page 31 text:

After leaving California we journeyed to Colorado Springs, Colorado,and there decided to ascend P1ke's Peak Whom should we have as a guide but Robert Bertschl He had been at this work for almost seven years Hurrying on east, we arrived in St Louis Having heard that the Cincinnati Redi were playing the St Louie Cardinals in St Louis that day, we decided to go After squeezing past a half row of people, I finally sat down by an attractive b1onde,who seemed to be doing all her yelling for the first baseman for the Cardi nals After having her shout, 'Come on, Hillyl' in my ear about ten times it fi nally rang a bell in my memory Grabbing the binoculars, I focused my vision on that first baseman and found that it was he Gilbert Hill was playing first base for the Cardinals! I decided to find out who this woman was who knew my old class mate Turning to look at her for the first time, imagine my surprise to find that it was Mary Paulin Hill now She informed me that she was running a restuarant in the city and invited us in for our dinner Reminlscing after dinner, she told me that Martha Moeier had just been given the position of President of the University of Chicago, the first woman ever to be president of that school of higher learning Edith Waddell was a private secretary to the Indiana Congressman from the Tenth District She had really moved up and was planning to run for Congress herself On to Cincinnati and trouble car trouble that is When we finally pulled into a garage, guess who came out to fix the auto The mechanic was none otler than Gene Beasley It seems that he and his father ere running a chain of garages in Cincinnati While I was waiting for the c r to be repaired, I decided to have my hair fixed When I inquired about the best salon in Cincinnati I was informed that none was better than the Elite As I entered I was greeted by a pair of arms be longing to none other than Donna Haverty! She told me that all of the Seniors of 1948 had left College Corner Audrey Bell was a foreign newspaper correspondent for the New York Times She had just returned from abroad and was staying at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati for a short time Hoping to get to talk to Audrey, we hurried to the hotel We ere told the desk that she was not to be disturbed We managed to get the hotel clerk to send up our name and within ten minutes she was do1nsta1rs with us She told us French foreign minister Betty had seen quite a bit of the c untry and 'as very sophisticated Also she said that Jean Thurston was returning from Paris where she had been studying Paris Fashi ns and modeling She was planning to open a very exclusive shop in New York Now all but one of our group was accounted for As we journeyed on tovard New York, I wondered more and more where she was One evening we entered a verv fine hotel for a party and were greeted by the hotel hostess She was very courteous and attractive, and all evening I wondered about her Finally I asked who she was, and imagine my surprise to find that it was Patty Dudley I spent the rest of the evening telling her all the news Time had come to start home, and I went back with a happy heart What a dif ference ten years had made in all of them Perhaps in ten more years I would see them again But meanwhile I felt that 'Old Unionu must be proud tnat we are among her graduates MARGERY DeGRIEF CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of l9U8 being of fairly sound mind and body feel that we cannot leave Union without giving our successors something to remember us by We therefore have set the following articles to be our last will and testament I Edith Waddell my quietness to Amelia Buttery so that she can be seen and not heard I Jean Thurston my pen, to Dean McQu1ston so he won't be continually inter rupting classes to borrow one I, Margery DeGre1f my ability to win arguments in English Class, to Janice Samuelson so her talent will not be wasted I, Gene Beasley, my back seat in the study hall,to Rex Clark so he von't have 2 . . 0 , ll . , ' . , C - O - . , . , g . . w at ,A - . -I ., 1 . that she had returned home with Betty Richardson, who was now working with the I' Q Q O O 6 Q O O Q O 8 . ' I 1 1 - - 'Y ' ' : I I I I 1 . - ' . . , A . A A , I L 1 A ,

Page 33 text:

JWP n 6 t 0 time xncef ro er ji Bicw fini Cnndln n CLAS: fcont'n1edJ 187V do fe e maye7'ne rec onna H verty mf abi t xr up exel es to Jet out of Qtudy hall to cole P0 Q P c n take over ere I leave of Very P ulin, m noi itv to zo v to Hut Quwnte tell 1 Yt lenu rt e Noel 1 11l'tv t Bo' UP on becauqe ke Jiloert Hill my au o 'le to C arles Dean Vurrax,so he can ox 1 Q true H t no or t Q1't ee o vo feet enous Betty Rlcnerd on, my Env it I8 to uture Sen or Vildred Wolen eb'l w 'n Q o to Tr le Williams 1 on tue vm floor 92 Q e oof in norts Audrey Bell, ill not vet vang t P'v1 Fra ee, his Hair 'll C e ovn to 12h echoo' level r' if certainly een vet to ectool w o wente lt ene'll act ae m nblli w c e c ex pl twn'1g cl QQ to Bet y Vent my nntu nl c air to Joqen Creek e he von't nlweye Ho e t oertecn, all t e ln? bott ee left in my , to any Juni r bo c y nee for t em t e Teackere, et Un'on I 9 Dnvrfmnre v Qt lmoortence o t e Freermen, f w e o lease Y t F fr Pb111're renageable Senlorq Sisned, eealed eir l t l n teqtemcft The Seniors in the above picture are the attendee Union School for their entire schooling. They are, left to right, first .JF LXQQ 'NC' 172453 1 ' f y I 44x ' 5.14 only six that have twelve Hearn of row: Audrey Bell, Gilbert Hill, and Margery DeGr1efg to' row: Donna Haverty, Gene Beasley, and Patty Dudley. we leave tbe Tint Clase Va: tle ork rerd one Vee a F'vh e, o r e ' r 1 V y e 1 e it wleelv and reellve ts any overl oved cbevin pvm, e eq s or etub vencile, wr on H r e dere v t ex in P way obtain wortVW ' e ser' of S 'ree f n t e worry t e u llered ec e Senior Clase of l9UQ t be Ox MRS RUEGGEBERG was our sponsor for our Junior and Senior years. She has been a very capable and likeable leader. - ,,III . ,,.l L0 J l. , .r to th, z ,l. k. I, D . n - , y 111-' no than ,- 1 . .. , Lola T ,, .k, Q, , well f, S I, H j 2 , . y W' 1 ., H 'ith one boy, h f Q. we 'ill be Gil- E, ' Wto her ,f. A will be. I, M0 h .V er, my Gtl'1A1S el el.,, o ' - xt A . . ' S un 1 . Ig F I- - , . ' vt-f'5f'Y.1'..-.,, V .. 5. gf ., , .1 n K , f ' 21. M end r t ife.z em t e f.e . ,h. I, 5 1 e,: -, liek L -retw' , any f ..1 P ..' . I, M . ., my . llltg l. .n rte, 2 so . , f'2 'F I Q. ...lu 1 Ln . M . I, X - .5 . l tj i- .h,H ,h finy -11 in 5.-. e..,' Z n - 5 m, y ef, that she ,S ,. lb . I, -L n 2 . . r 'mrlg' F -, . h o , ., , Eye oom1-nJ . , . I, Petty Dudley, my ability to tlink not too kizhly of myself, to Dorothy 1 5 eo ehe req d ' b t . - . I, ber 'c . , h -., le- . .3 desk . o wut an ' an . halo To K, f J M. e' or .. U 1 2,y U. ,. L.. - n .-, 9 1 .4 Q 1 . L e T. L ' elf. , u S nlo digrity. .aj tn,y we, . , . L- - 1 'yn x - . To h .L., , A A A J .J ,1. r .er , - . 1 . li. We oiled to ',t in our uf ri d ,.rture. Va, Flj PSTJ . M 5-1 ive n' know Hof rom .Kel. To 1 . H ll. , a les reftfwl nirht - -ron h , ' of hoe :- .. . ., , . , DUN .n , an: d, lered my tb. . . , 0 th GG vi'1 v 5 t,. .tn . Tie C J-- . ' , Q if 6 dv Q Q 4 O Q 4 Q - . . W V ' X sl '