Vernon High School - V Echo Yearbook (Vernon, OH)

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CHGRUS SEVENTH AND EIGHTH First row: Gary Fenn, Mickey Draa, Larry Wilson, David Douce, Louis Loosemore, Ronald Gordon, Gary Boyd, Rodger Warner. Second row: John Pelton, Kenneth Thom- as, William Bloss, David Thompson, Paul Shafer, Steve Horodyski, Kenneth Stainfield, Donald Walton, Clayre Mook, Ronald Rogers, Robert Wilson, Robert Floch. Third row: Elridge Marshall, Jackie McGhee, Barbara Schuller, Donna Scheel, June Filer, Donna Davidson, Donna Chambora, Marsha Hunter, Patricia Henderson, Carole Langley, Marsha Romine, Barbara Dunfee, Sandra Coxson, Sandra Bush, Barbara Radcliffe, Bon- nie Hunter, David Watson. Fourth row: Patricia Chambora, Diana Fair, Marilyn Hor- odyski, Mary Davidson, Fay Thompson, Marian McGhee, Bette Peden, Sandra Bush, Patricia Kanchok, Lela Wade, Grace Fenn, Peggy Burbach, Harriet Myers, Barbara Ker foot, Cathleen Anderson, Flora Garrett. Fifth row: Robert Shafer, Eugene Hunkus, Donald Gordon, Jerry Bobbie, Roy Draa, Robert Bailes, Bonnie Cameron, Jane Stuart, Sally Thompson, Mabel Apthorpe, Charles Frew, James Bailes, Frank Kitko, Thomas Bloom, Gordon Shafer.

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CHORUS FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES First row: Charles Griffiths, Duane Wilson, Robert Klingensmith, Richard Wells, Mich- ael Bobbie, Robert Wade, Robert Watson, Gary Edeburn, Fred Hunter, James Nashtock. Second row: Don DePofi, John Wolford, Barbara McGhee, Nancy Hillyer, Delores Os- born, Helen Horodyski, Eileen Bush, Judy Wade, Darlene Garrett, Hazel Rodgers, Mary Hunkus, Bonnie Smith, Albert Stuart, Richard Wilson. Third row: Patty Long, Sara Oakes, Beverly Cameron, Lois Sackett, Shirley Bates, Kathleen Unangst, Linda Meikle, Dianne Frew, Marlene Collins, Linda Tupper, Carol Blair, Carol Douce, Helen Myers. Fourth row: Thomas Horodyski, Elsie Jean Stevens, Judith White, Marilyn Bragg, Joan Reighard, Sandra Kidd, Vivian Hunter, Shirley Bailes, Martha Miller, John Hipkins, Robert Elser.

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CLASS PROPHECY It is May 25, 1978. Our annual class reunion is to be held today. The first to arrive is LeRoy Long and his wife, Barbara. LeRoy is the world's champion meat cutter, and he has only three fingers to prove it. Next to come flying in is Duane Smith. He and Rae Anne have just had another fight and he has locked her in the bathroom and come over anyway. You wouldn't recognize Smitty nowg he is a hair stylest for men and thinks straight hair is very becoming. Soon we hear the squeal of tires, the grind of brakes, and a loud bang. As the car comes to a skidding halt, we see Cathy Nagy jump out over the top fshe's driving a convertible, naturallyj. Cathy has become the first woman ever to win the lndianapolis 500. When the other contestants heard she had been entered, they all dropped out in fear for their lives. Rae Heberling has become quite wealthy in the last few years. She is connected with the Department of Agriculture. Psychologists all over the world are watching her experiment with pigsg she has found a way to make perfect ladies and gentlemen of them. Margaret Miller is the wealthiest woman on the New York Stock Exchange, She resides at her old home while waiting for things to cool down between deals. David Frew advises the Democratic National Committee on For- eign Affairs. For a hobby he restores '57 Pontiacs. Ruth Fenton is the head librarian of the Library of Congress. Her favorite pastime is reading comic books. Bill Shafer is the president of the National Soda Jerks Association. He is raising twelve little jerks. fSays that they're cheaper by the dozen. Lelyn Smith is a cough drop taster for a well known cough drop company. Miles Wells and Walter Bloom own a game preserve, and will get you all the fresh game you want. Bob Rodgers is now a four star general in the National Guard and is due for a promotion in another week. Ron Wolford owns a chain of drug- storesg he also farms as a hobby. He is going to buy Vernon School and convert it into the only barn in the world with elevators. Kathryn Bradley shows up driving an M. P. 's jeep. Her husband is on K. P. duty and couldn't come. She started to teach at military school, but when Mr. Gelsomino sent his Prodigal son to her, it was too much and she eloped with a P. F. C. As the afternoon ends, we turn away full of good food and go home, remembering all the good times we had at Vernon twenty years ago. O ,I , Q9 I. l L13