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WMDW Before us lies the timber, let us build dau 7306002 Pink Rose Hunter Green and Mint Green 66444 fo!! Shirley Ann ,Buchanan Mary Byer Carolyn Sue Caffee Kay Clouse Shirley Ann Deitsch Carolyn Irene Dull Semory Vee Herron Mary Katherine Huffman John D. Hunter Ruth Ellen Huston Duane Lowell Krall Vernon Fredrick Kuhn Dale Dean Lautzenheiser Connie Corrine Marbaugh Thomas Edward Marbaugh Freddie Mae Marsee Eugene Fredrich Merkle Robert Paul Merkle Ruby Anna Merkle Elodee Jean Nye Rosemary June Ross Larry Dale Samples Wilma Louise Schumm George Clifford Schaffner Jack Lee Stetler Fern Colleen Weinrnan 66444 Spomzofz Dale R. Compton
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ROSE ROSS Glee Club l,2,3g Choir 1,2,3,4g Y- Teens l,2,3,4g Y-Teens Chorister 4g Class Play 3: Willscribe staff 4g Girls' Trio 4g Willow Staff 4g Y- Teens Officer 3. LARRY SAMPLES Basketball 3,45 Band 2,3,4g Class Play 3g Willow Staff 4: Glee Club 2. GEORGE SCHAFFNER Glee Club 1,2, WILMA SCHUMM Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3, 4- French Club 35 Willscribe Staff 4: JACK STETLER Basketball 4g Glee Club 1,2. COLLEEN WEINMAN Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4g Band l,2,3g Drum Majorette 4g Cheerleader 4, Willow Staff4g Will- Zcribe Staff 45 Class Play 33 Choir .3.4. 17 fir .. . - , . 'X z will S .:+ ,, 's..,S Q vil. A if 4 X ,- Nix N 7 Q? 4 rxlillbi 'fx 'fSn..v'f-Kfvf' Q s
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79 Just the other day Robert Merkle insisted that I come to the lab to see his latest invention, timovision. Robert explained that the machine was like a tele- vision set, except for the fact that you can tune in happenings from any period-- past, present, or future. He turned it on and after a few blurred pictures, the dial showed 1974, Robert stoppedthe machine there and we saw several familiar faces on the screen. Marilyn Monroe? No, she's retired and it's Shirley Buch- anan, the new blonde bombshell, starring in the latest musical by Tom Marbaugh, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Redheads, and Brunettes, But Girls With Brown Hair Will Do. Meanwhile, we were interrupted by a singing commercial, the vocalist was Rose Ross singing the praises of a new beverage, Choke. It was invented by Carolyn Dull when she mixed two parts of hydrogen and one part of oxygen together. Hillbilly music floats out of the machine and we see Ruth Huston and her Cannon Balls from Wabash. The next act is a courtroom scene and--oh,no! a woman lawyer,Elodee Nye,no less. She is defending Dale Lautzenheiser in a suit being brought against him by the U.S. government. He was formerly an internal revenue department employee. His hobby was juggling, fbooks of coursel. The voice of a sports reporter, Eugene Merkle, interrupts the scene and we discover that Shirley Deitsch has won the title of most valu- able player of the National Women's Basketball Congress for her outstanding record on a girls' basketball team the All-American Redheads, Fredda Mae Marsee's horse, Itch, has won the annual Sheridan Downs race. George Schaf- fner has broken an all time speed record by completing the 125,000 mile rocket race in 3 hours, 47 seconds. This brings us to another commercial this time from Lacy's department store. Colleen Weinman, aPowers model is parading a custom-made white mink coat. Miss Weinman also runs her ownfashion salon in Paris. Her private designer is Jacques De Carot, the husband of Wilma Schumm. Next, a blond cornetist appears on the screen, naturally, it's Susie Caffee. She is a member of Ruby Merkle's all girl orchestra. Our talking is interrupted by the commentator, Kay Clouse. She is revealing the latest ro- mance, Byers versus Hunter. Mary is a platinum blonde cigarette girl at the Stork Club while John has earned his second million with his chain of sewage disposal companies throughout the U.S. The latest news from our crime report- er, Linda Herron, is the arrest of an elevator operator, Connie Marbaugh, she is accused of hanging her laundry on the flagpole at the top of the building. The president of the board of directors of the Bell Telephone Co., Mary Huffman, said that underwater phones are now available for swimmers and people that like to phone from their shower. Our scoop for the evening is the death of the boss of the underworld, Vernon Kuhn. Mr. Kuhn was the head of the Subway Association for the last three years. A contract for the funeral arrangements was given to the Stetler Morticians Inc. The only flowers to be allowed will be a. certain variety of black roses grown solely by the florist, Duane Krall. In closing, I wish to report the setting of a new world's typing speed record by Mr. Dale Compton. The new record is 305 words per minute. He said he would have been able to go faster, but the typewriter ribbon went so fast that it smoked, partially blocking his vision. I was jarred back to reality when the door flew open and in walked Larry Samples. Larry it seems is a rich banker from Jim Town a suburb of that great industrial city, Willshire, Ohio. Bob is trying to get Larry to be a financier of his new invention, so when they began to talk business I quietly slipped out the door. As Ileft the building Ithought to myself, the class of 54 sure did make something of themselves but then they always were some class. 19 1- --W - - ,m--.-m:.Ef -...-......-.s...... .-.-,..1...-aiizgi - -l..-..-a.- .. :. ni- 4- A
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