Webster Township High School - Web Yearbook (Scotch Ridge, OH)

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if IJ,21g,4A pwxfigra CLASS PROPHECY :sa of CLAoS OF 1936 Let us gaze into the crystal and see what the future holds in store for the Senior Class of 1936. What can those beautiful buildings be that appear into the crystal? Why, it's Webster High School. They now have an enlarged school building with a new gymnasium and auditorium. We are very glad be- cause we know how badly we needed one. We are now entering the building and we see the students very busy. We now see what all the excite ment is about: UThe Webu is ready to be distributed. It is a beautiful annual, unsurpassed by any school in Wood County. We are proud to say we started such a yearbook as this. le now see our class president in a city which we recognize to be New York. But what is Martha doing? Now we can see more clearly, and we see-that she is the Supervisor over the children in New York's largest grade school. NGood luck, Martha, we knew you could do it.N As we gaze further we seem to see nothing but the sky, but what is that coming toward us? It must be an airplane but one could never guess it from its ap- pearance. Let us see who the pilot isg why, it's Evan Joseph. He is as handsome as ever and we see he is a very skilled pilot. There is now a new picture coming into view. We seem to be in a large Music Hall, and there is Bruce Keller. He is leading a large assembly of guitarists. We knew Bruce would make a success of his music. An office building now looms into sight and we see a very lovely stenographer with her back toward us. She is now turning this way, it is our old friend Genevieve Ridenour, and we see she is an assistant to the most influential and eligible lawyer in San Fran- CiSCOo

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H-'P 453:55 We are now confronted by a large University, X4 V lf and there is a. group of girl athletes, but who ,uf is coaching them? It's Maude Roller. We know they will win the trophy this year under her capable leadership. S57 That is Ohio we see now and those two beau- tiful, modern farms adjoining each other belong to two classmates, Noel Dunipace and Elmer Bushman. These two men take prizes every year at the Ohio State Fair with their excellent products. The scene now shifts to Bowling Green which is now a city of about 20,000 people, and there we see another member of the '56 Class. It is Evelyn Lahman, who is a nurse in the new hospital which has been built there. She is a very capable and efficient nurse We are still in Bowling in a new garage and there is Burl head mechanic. We can easily see his work. Our scene now shifts to new places ists. The HHagemeyer operates. work. Beauty Shopn which our Green, but this time Beaverson working as he knows a lot about Florida where many have sprung up due to the increase in tour- most talked about place in Miami is the classmate Marjorie She has a large business and does very fine We are now on a beautiful, well-kept farm in Iowa. This is the place where Velma lives with her family. We see Velma coming out of very popular magazine under her arm. her start so? We see now, there is Joan Roller on the first page. She the house with a Why, what makes a large picture of is the capable edi tor of this famous magazine. We are now in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and we see a very dignified professor strolling across the campus green. It is Charles Venis, who has been teaching Biol ogy there for the last six years. We are now just inside the office of the Na- tion's Broadcasting Station and there we see Allegra Rogers here as a bookkeeper for several years. Just across the street we see HThe Leemaster Restaurantn which is under the management of Margaret. With this last glimpse our picture fades.