University High School - Spirit Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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A FLASH FROM THE FUTURE I The alumni of the Class of '56 is assembled in the huge dining room of the famous N,Q1yman and Watson Hotel. Travis and Clinton decided to give Waco something better than the Roosevelt. It is June I, 1971, and we have all enioyed the fifteen years since our high school days. Our toastmaster for the evening is Billy Ray Baker, that famous diesel technician, who with his partner, Garland Biddle, designed a truck without wheels for winter weather. Cuma Walters! l'm so glad you could come back for tonight. This homecoming banquet is just the thing. Everyone has certainly changed in the past fifteen years. Yes, Joyce, I hardly recognize some of the people here tonight. Look, there is Jackie Reed. Poor thing! She never married. I understand that she has given up kindergarten teaching for something more soothing-taming lions in Raymond Kaluza and Lanny French's famous French and Kaluza Circus. Robert Allen has recently taken a position with their circus too. He is the mu- sician who plays the piano while Joan Lasseter, Patsy Morris, and Liddy Anderson do their high wire act. Robert Payne is a very prosperous scientist. His secretary, Janet Moak, told me that Robert has lust invented a serum which when iniected into chickens makes scrambled, fried, poached, or deviled eggs. This invention really pleased Donald Sherrard, who has taken over the Youngblood's chicken business. 'l L.-11 Mf'Betty Ramsey is working in Barry Bower's law office. She is here tonight on crutches, accompanied by her nurse, Wanda Payne. The reason for the crutches is that she was found by Mrs. Ruby Barnes Bowers sitting on Larry's lap telling funny little stories. We miss the 'old favorite' Thomas Berger tonight. He has been driving a dynamite truck and Bill McGlasson told us that Thomas went to pieces when the dynamite exploded. He has to be kept quiet for a while. Carolyn Jansky must be having a terrible gime. She is sitting by Virginia Davis, who iust graduated from Donald Kunze's school of nursing. Since graduation she has become very careless with her needles. She carries one around with her constantly and uses it too. For entertainment tonight we have the 'Four Spades,' Dudley Anderson, Ken- neth Knight, Donald Ashley, and Aubrey Bradford. Since the fall of the 'Four Aces' from popularity these boys have become quite famous. Linda Bishop and Colleen Black are warning Sibyl Allen Frosch about how men are after they are married. Sibyl and Johnny were finally married last week. What used to be Bird Kultgen's business is now owned by Jerry Brink, Henry Wilson, and Paul Wood. The name of it now is B.W.8QW. Hotrods. As I was talking to Jean Plasek just before I came over here, she told me that she and Wilfred Schaeper are on the teaching staff at Darlene Polk University. Oh, yes, and guess who the president of the university is, yes, Woodie Rowell! He has become a great success. Jean also said that Marlene CSmithj and Charles Martin live near the university and have two lovely children. Glenn Pope is now Mayor of Robinson. He said that he was not going to let that city go to the dogs. Sherr Perr and Alberta Volz are really the ones who are doing the work though, they are his a visors. Mary Ann Meier and Barbara Sachs are in Hollywood. They recently co-starred in a movie called It Came from the Unknown.