Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)

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SENIOR.CL Taken from the Files of In File No. 4534189 Planet Earth DO YOU BEL A SSPROPHECY ternational Fairy Finders, Inc. The year 3137 A.D. IIEVE. IN FAIRIE.S??? As my secretary and I flew through the heavens in our speedy Jet Special, we came upon Never- Never Landf' It was just as I had pictured it Circling, while seeking a place to land, we V It was surrounded by a sea of crystal blue water. spring blossoms. There was no space that we c a clearing through the trees below us. CWe were last, with skillful maneuvering we landed our cra As we stepped from our ship, we were gree Russell Kear, Ir., and the Chamber of Commerc zens: Ronald Raymond, Kenneth Kin, Clyde W1 The Chief of Police, Charles Sublett, was or T from my childhood. were mystified by the splendor of this beautiful island. The trees were beautifully adorned with gaily colored oulcl see on which to land our ship. Suddenly we saw told la-ter that it was Joe McClain's cow pasture.D At ft. ed by the island's leaders: Mayor Paul Steiner, Judge ethrrch and Bob and Ken May the Jewel tvcoons e, which consisted of Hve of its most important citi- -1 I n C In I . ' l The VVispy Willow, operated in joint partne greeted at the desk by the smiling clerk, Chris Rosalie Frey, Carol Hetzel- and Jean Ann Thiel Llp to OLII IOOIDS. For lunch we feasted on Fillet of VVhale and Roberts, Anna Smith, Nliriam Hoover, Ri-ta R VVe were then escorted on a tour of the th- who had just finished a very successful debut at VVe were taken next to Mermaids Lagoon, Smith, Ioycelyn Steiner, Elizabeth Farnholtz, D lowing the ballet, we were given a magnificent Olympic Diving Champ. d We then toured the business district of the came to the Modern Art Gallery, operated by hand to escort us to the island's most luxurious hotel, ship by Sue Preble and Shelba Wal-ton. We were arrol. Our suites were prepared for us by the maids, . Iohn Ward, the enthusiastic bellboy, carried our bags Octopus Pie, tastily prepared for us by Maxine hoden, and the head chef, Dan Phillips. riving metropolis by the singing star, Joyce Whitman, Gary Kline's Waterland Ballroom. - where we watched a beautiful water ballet by Mary ick McKelvey, Jon Crundtisch, and Bob Miller. Fol- iving exhibition by Danny Patchett, the island's P city. Quite. naturally, when my secretary saw Linda Phillips' Beauty Salon, she had to have her hair styled in the latest Pixie cut. After leaving there, we Jw . . I . . . ,rlre Sebenoler and Nancy Pferfer, aided by their able 's

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S E N I S O N R A P S Row 1-Nancy Veith, Sally Het- zel, Nancy Scheicleggcr, Debbie Riley, Carol Hetzel. Row 2- Gary Kline, Joyce XA?l1lIl'DklI1, Neva Larick, Rose Ann VValter- house, Nancy Eippert, Dan Phil- lips. Row 3 Barbara Degler Sally VValters, Paul Steiner, Ioycelyn Steiner, Tom Roszmau. Row 4- E liz a lm e th Farnholtz, Phyllis Miller, Shirley Clark, Jean Ann Thiel, Pat Siegel.

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assistants, Phyllis Miller and Barbara Maxwell. Having admired their displays, we passed on down the boulevard where our attention was attracted by the bright sign over the B 8: K Paint and Body Shop, owned by Bill Bickham and Marion Karg. They were being aided by their mechanical-minded helpers, Dave Gillen, Bob Vent, and Ed Gillen. Moving on, we noticed the local high school and decided to stop. The principal, David Gibson, welcomed us and introduced us to the faculty: Nancy Eippert, Ruth Kiehl, Nancy Veith, and coaches Dennis Gerber and David McClain. As we strolled through the school yard, we saw Wilda Swartz, Janet Bennett, Debbie Riley, and Gladys Moses bringing their children to school. In the distance we saw the low lines of the Atomic Research Laboratory, where Donald Stephan and Larry Newman, the celebrated scientists, were constructing a satellite which they hoped to place in the sky over Never-Never Land as added protection against invaders. Next we ins-pected the island's defenses. VVe were especially interested in the Naval Department where Captain Roger CBonesD Swartz showed us their latest ship, the jolly Roger, which was con- structed under the direction of Jerry Gierhart. Ensign Melford Swihart hopes to sail this tub around the planet. VVhile aboard, we met the ship's doctor, Tom Roszman, and his nurses, Barbara Paulin, Sally Koehler, Shirley Clark, and Clara Riedlinger. VVe were shown through the town's library where the librarians, Shirley McClain and Nancy Scheidegger, presented us with the island's best-selling books, Fairies Unrestricted, by Barbara Deg- ler, and 'The Fairy Olympicsf' by Roger Boyle. From the library we went for a little relaxation to the drag strip outside of town. There we saw David Gottfried, Jim Pfeifer, Bob Little, and Richard Hudson testing their latest jet-propelled Hup- mobile. Our time was drawing short as we were taken to Pat Siegel's Cafe-on-the-beach. Here we were served a delicious snack by Sally VValters and Rose Ann VValterho1.1se. Thus our tour of the fabulous island of our dreams, Never-Never Land, ended. On the way to our ship we stopped at Burt Kellyis Produce Farm, where we replenished our sup- plies for -the return trip to earth. If you ever by chance come upon this secluded island, drop in. The Class of '56i' will be honored to have you as a guest, and will guarantee that you have a marvelous time. JERRY L. ROSZIWAN, President International Fairy Finders, Inc. Private Secretary Diana Rhoden