Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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The famous Vulgamore Shopping Center was owned by KITTIO VULGAMORE. One of the larger shops was a music shop owned by MARJORIE SAUTTER and JOHN SCRIBNER. ROBERT WOODS, noted contractor, was sampling a new record. Another shop in the shopping center was a dress shop owned by LA DONNA CASHMAN. Her famous models are MELINDA FISH and LOUANNE CHRISHMAN. Some of La Donna's most steady customers were there, such as MARILYN ALLEN, noted social worker; MARY LOUISE COOKE, famous congresswoman; and MARY ANN BLAND, well-known actress. There was also an insurance company owned by LEO CONK-EL. At the far end of the shopping center was a small art store run by CAROL WELLS, LOUISE SNIVELY, and HAZEL STULLEY. The next scene was in a crowded barber shop under the management of JIM CUCKLER and LARRY EVANS. In the barber chair at this moment was the well-known Naval Officer on leave, DENNIS NEUFARTH, getting a haircut and shave. The person working on him was FRED NEWBY. Coming into the shop was the brilliant scientist JOHN SKINNER, stopping in between lectures. Across the street from this barber shop was the electrical store owned by BOB McCONK-EY. The store wasn't electrical; they just sell electrical products. The PATTY SIMONTON Experimental Laboratory came into view next, where experiments are made on all the products advertised on T.V. JIM TRACHSEL was at that time trying to find out where the yellow went. LLOYD JACKSON, world-famous producer, was trying to sign up Mr. Clean as Yul Brynner's stunt man. Big Bear was the next thing to come into sight. This particular Big Bear Store was located in California. DALE COMPLIMENT had worked himself up to manager. The next scene was a huge oil field. It had two owners, RONALD and DONALD PUCKETT. The experienced truck drivers for the Pucketts were JOHN O'HALLORAN, ROGER ROBINSON, JACK HENKEL, and JAMES HEIBEL. Before these truck drivers could leave to do their job, they stopped to have a hearty meal at the road-side restaurant owned and operated by VIRGINIA RADABAUGH. IRENE SHELPMEN, RUTH DYKE, and LINDA WARD. Cab drivers JAMES ISOM, ESTEL JAMES, and WILLIAM LEFFLER, also stopped for a bite to eat. The next scene to come into sight was a beach on the Atlantic Coast. The life guard on duty was BILL OVERMAN. He had just relieved EDWARD STUCK, who had been on duty all day. There were two people teaching swimming lessons. They were LINDA EVANS and MARJORIE WISE. Suddenly the crystal ball became all dark and gloomy looking. I thought that someone must be going to have an awfully dreary life; but when Madame Leene held out her hand for her $5 fee, I knew that must be the end. Dam it! - 23 -

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MOST POPULAR LaDonna Cashman Bud Eylar BEST ALL-ROUND Donna Crist John Scribner