West Shore High School - School Memories Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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CLASS PROPHECY Then w1th a crashlng of Chevrolets my dream came to an abrupt end as my mother woke me up to go to school I guess Ill never know who we ran 1nto Well th1s cant be because thats how my dream began I xemember my father was trvxng to teach me to dr1ve and I ran 1nto Petes car The mechanxc Pee Wee Foster came over from Baers Buxck Servlce Slnce the five oclock traff1c began I halled Barbara Kzrkpatrzck Jean Dzsney Phyllzs Shellenburger and Nancy Rztter commg home from Snyders Incorporated Secre tarlal Servxce to take me to Carlene Hornbergers Soda Shoppe wh1ch was rlght bes1de Kalmn Walters Ta1lor Shop bes1de Fazlors Frult Stand bes1de Eastons Plumb1ng Supplles on the ground floor of the Kennedy Enterpr1se Bu1ld1ng to drown my troubles ln a double malted Jo1n1ng me was housew1fe Jean Delduca who told me that Dr James Black just dellvered tr1plets to Barbara Hayden On leavmg the shoppe I met Conme Graham Guen Fznkey and Lucy Romzg 1ust home from college I went home to watch John Thomas Varxety Show The first performance was by Betty Wolfe, Queen of the Spr1ngboard Then Dave Pretz spht our sldes w1th an lmpersonatxon of Marr lyn Judge Next Janet Bowman Joann Bzshop Bonnze Stum Darlene Stephens and Joan An derson sang We re Just Two Llttle Glrls from Steelton After an appreclatlve applause for th1s last act came Mary Jane Kretzzng play1ng George Barkers Flfth Symphony 1n A flat M1nor accompan1ed by Charles Spangler on hls harmonlca Thls was followed by John Hermans Jazz Quartet of Spzder Branyon on the Saxaphone Chunk Anspach playlng the drums Lefty Adams on the sllde trombone and Crazy Herman on the steammg trumpet J o1n1ng the quartet was Pat Stone smgmg popular melodles Just as the program was fimshed the door bell rang and upon opemng the door I encountered the 1nsurance man Larry Sezgford who told me of a strange case It seems Pattz A Grove left her shoes 1n the axsle of Ray Lztman s movxe theater Com1ng up the a1s1e Peggy Irvm trlpped and spra1ned her ankle Norm Mazsel and Barry Snoke took her to the movxe nurse Pat H Grove rn the back of the theater Durrng th1s talk I was mterrupted by a phone call from telephone operator Bonnre Kugler who told me that housewxfe Patsy Lauclenslageer has been try1ng to call me all morn1ng but town gOSS1p Mary Auxer has been burnlng the w1res all mornlng talk1ng to Yvonne Stephens who has Just returned from Europe After finlshmg my talk w1th Patsy I looked out the wmdow and saw C1ty Polxcemen Deaner Acrz and Charles Snyder talk1ng to C1ty Manager Karl Heckert who I ve heard IS try1ng to crack down on the Bloommgdale and Mzller Modern Art Exhlbxt Smce almost half the day was gone I declded to break the bad news to my father about the damage done to the car That IS when I woke up Hey Margle do you thmk we could use th1s for the class prophecy? No they ll never bel1eve us FRED BLAIR MARGIE ALLEN 39 H . . 1 - as u - 1 s , - Y ' .1 - - 1 ' fc 21 ' 1 1 . , . . . , , . . . ' 1 . . . . , , - . . y . . . . v . . . , . . , . . v 7 1 J - 9 J ' 1 , . . .... . 4, . ,, . . ' J J s ' u ' 4 a - - ns - - - . . , . . . v 1 . . . . , H va ac - n sc n - cc 1: s 9 - rc 1 :J gc - av - - , . J o 1 A ' ' . , . . , . 1 : y an - as cc - sr - - - . . . . . . H ,, J 7 . . . , . . o x : - ' as ap ' - H . . . a as ex ' uv 56 . . ' 7, 7 Q ' CL y - sa , .

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CLASS PROPHECY H1 Margxe have you been workmg on the class prophecy? Yes Fred and brother am I stuck' Do you know last nlght I went home at down and tr1ed to wrlte But no ldeas came Smce I couldnt even thmk of a beg1nnmg I dec1ded to go to bed And you know I had the crazlest dream It must have been my concentratmg on the prophecy that d1d It because I dreamt about the future of some of the students 1n our Semor Class Aw you re k1dd1n Fred' No Im not k1dd1ng I really mean It Well thls IS lmposslble because by an odd colncldence I d1d to Say d1d you dream about Susze Opperman'7 No but I bet you d1d Yes 1n my dream I saw her modelmg Model1ng what? Hats But that wasn t the most exc1t1ng part of my dream I dreamt I was at a front row table 1n Bob Perrys fabulous n1ght club Before the floor show Frank Kerlzn brought me a 7 Up Of course I d1dn t txp htm as I was sav1ng all my money for the clgarette g1rl Freda Lytle Takmg the glass 1n my hand I turned around and Spled two of my 1ntellectual buddles Don Frezse and Fzb Boyer playmg t1c tac toe on the tablecloth The l1ghts dxmmed and the floor show began w1th the dance team of Brzdger and Brewen leadmg the Bunny Hop Wlth a chorus l1ne of Daryl Hoar Jean Maugans, Janet Smzth Peggy Olewme and Janzc Zezgler The next per former was Nancy Focht s1ng1ng the ent1c1ng torch song of Heart of My Heart accompamed by Jo Ellen Zezgler on the p1ano w1th Jzm Werts hot trumpet 1n the background After thls en tertammg mterlude I recelved my hat from that hat check glrl Gznny Shutt Proceedlng to leave who should I bump 1nto but that debutante Joan Schwartz and her m1ll1ona1re boy frxend Bob Bloommgdale After a few br1ef words I asked the doorman Ted Marnztz to call a taxx Who should pull up but Vw Nusbaum 1n h1S yellow Ford cab Peehng out and gomg through the downtown tralflc who should we run 1nto but the r1ch playboy Clarence Bolznger 1n his Super Custom1zed Convertlble tak1ng the clean1ng woman Joyce Lundbeck home Beatmg a fast retreat to the Lower Allen Flrehouse I barged 1nto a hot argument about nothmg by pa1d firemen Lee Marshall Joe Snare and Jun Stezgleman Instead of lnterruptmg I proceeded to shoot a game of pool wlth Natlonal Bxlllard Champ1on Clarke Bzttner After tak1ng a terrlffxc skunklng I went to Bob Vzguerss Dmer w1th Pete Bachman at the t1me unemployed for a cup of coffee I arnved at the dmer and saw stackmg dxshes the dxshwasher Bob McCombs Looklng around I saw Don Zznc fixlng the new p1n ball machme Aftel bemg served by Shzrley Moul I pald the cashler Betty Perry and walklng out to the car I sp1ed Cassanova Szemons 1n h1s new Jaguer wlth his secretary Mary Clzpp Mary 1nformed us that Darlene Dzckrnan and Jerry Greenawalt have ended a 16 year courtsh1p and got marrled but she d1dn t say who they marrxed Speedmg back to the Fxrehouse I turned on the radlo to WSKY Cmcmnattl to hear Gus Mauro thed1scJockeysp1nn1ng Yes We have No Bananas by Carmen Doyle Suddenly 1nter rupted by the announcer Stewart Beshore we hear John Gzlpm has won the Olympxc 1000 metel bxcycle race Wanting to hear the latest news I turned the dlal to WCMB to hear the News Commentator Bob Haar who 1nformed us that Bzll Moore has at last reached Mars ln his super some rocketsh1p only to be beaten by Leon Baker who made the fllght on h1s box klte Also that Carol Layne has Just marrled the second r1chest man m the world the Shelk of Mo zamb1que 38 LK - - 11 ' 9' 1 1 ' as 11 1 1 ' H . . . . Q , L- , . 1 - . , . . . . , . KK ' , 1 . y 1 I . u 1 - - 1 11 1 1 1 u 9 - ' - 11 1 ' ' U . . . . . - - . y . za - - 11 as - 11 , . u - - 79 , . u - 11 U H 7 ' ' . , . . ' 1 . , . . . . . ' - , n 1 1 . H . ,, . . . . . . . U ,, . 1 5 - . . . . gg ,, . 1 1 - - - 1 as 11 - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . H . ,, . , . y 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 , . . . . . . . . . H . ,, , . . , . . . ' . J 9 ' 1 1 ' 1 - A , y . . H ,, . . . . , , , . . . v . , . . . . . . . H ,, ' - 1 ' as 11 tc 11 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 Q 1 1 1 - y . w . . . . . H , - - 11

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CLASS WILL We the graduatlng class of 1954 havlng carved anothex n1che IH the Hall of Learnmg although not always judged as be1ng sound of body and stable of mlnd do hereby pen the follow mg l1nes as our last w1ll and testament SECTION I The Faculty To Mr Hendncks The quest1on he looks forward to every week m Assembly Are there any announcements? M1ss Bentz Someone to prove her well known statement You cant get blood out of a tu1n1p' Mr Stum More P D Class and less arguments Mxss Tones A pe1m1t to auct1on off all lost gym equlpment Mr Gasull Our assurance that good thlnvs come ID small packages M1ss Lynch A hbrary full of petrlfied mummxes Mr Bushey A math class w1th fewer flylng m1ssle MISS Bahr A free t1Ck9t to South Amer1Ca to make her w1sh of I w1sh I could spend three weeks ID South Amerlca come true To Mr W1ll1amson A recordmg 0fh1sfavor1te expressxons Therefo1 however and so to speak' To Various Persons Sarah Snyder leaves her bolsterous roudy actlons to Sh1rley Ward Clarke Blttner leaves h1S famous strut to Dave Danner Patty H Grove leave her sparklmg whlte teeth to Jerry Weary Ray L1tman leaves hls browme cap to Andy Musser Margle Allen leaves her 1nnocence to Janet Jones Bob Perry leaves h1s Confederate generalshxp to Elmer Shetter Ma1y Jane Kretz1ng just leaves her fiddlxng wh1le Lemoyne bu1 ns Joyce Lundbeck leaves her blush produclng sun lamp to Pat Nolan Fred Bla1r leaves full 1nstruct1ons on how to rxde a motor scooter Barbara Hayden leaves her chewlng dum at least we hope she does He b Boyer leax es h1s appolntment at the beauty parlor to Eddle Junkln Joan Doyle leaves her so to speak phrase to Mary Lynn Rlddle John Herman leaves h1s Room No 16 Jazz Bar to Jack Rhoads Peggy Olew1re leaves her perfect dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Mae Maulfa1r John Thomas leaves h1s t1m1d qu1et remarks to Dan Splcer Mary Cllpp leaves he1 qulet llttle laugh to Barbala Slothowel Pete Bachman Just qu1etly leaves Janet Smlth leaves her shy retmng ways to Dolly Fackler Pee Wee Foster doesn t leave he follows Pete Bachman SECTION III In WILDBSS thereof we do hereunto subscr1be our names on thxs the fouxth day of June m the 5881 of our Loxd one thousand nme hundred and fifty four SUZAN N E OPPERMAN KARL HECKERT 40 . . Q . . ,, . ,, Y 7 , - . I . . ,C 4 77, , To - , - U v , - va Q l To . Z . . . To ' U : ' ' ' . To . : ' 5 ' . To ' : ' ' ' '. To . z ' ' ' ' s. To . . . . . ., . . ' . H , . . . . . , . . D ,, Q H . . . , , SECTION II 7 - 7 ' '. ' IK ' I7 . ' CK' l7 . a - . Y 7 . . . . I AK 37 ' , . . 7 l 1 , . 5- Y . ' . . . ' , - 1 ' y . . . - ' - s