Wilson Junior High School - Reflash Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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A UUE! V Time flies! Here it ls 1959 and Wilson's class of 'A9 is holding its first reunion in the famous building on Eaton Avenue. It isn't exactly the same Wilson we knew in our Junior high days, for its face has been lifted, and as the crowd ga- thers for the dinner, which is to be served in the newly decorated cafeteria, every one is interested in inspecting the additions and improvements that have been made. As we enter the building we are greeted by Don Sandlin who is the new princi- pal of Wilson. At his side is Amanda Bower. She is taking Miss Nagel's place as dean of girls. There are some other changes in the faculty. Leon Strong and Bill Albright are teaching science: John Deck and Alice Norris-Arelsym UBBCHOFSI Earl- ston Giles is following in his mother's footsteps, however, he teaches industrial arts instead of home economics: Marilyn Herold and Barbara Bock are progressing splendidly as English teachers. As we walk through the corridors we see some of Hamilton's foremost business- men--Richard Stone, Douglas Couch, Russell Meyers, Ronald Kraehonbuehl, Tom Kemp. Jim Ivers, Jim Meyer and George Lowry. Farther down the hall Jane Tillett, now a glamorous Power's model, and her fiance Jim Donaldson are conversing with Barbara Stillwaugh of Metropolitan Opera fame and her husband, Reverend Ralph Bragg. Don Nuxhall, famous professional basketball coach, is discussing his team with his manager, Dick Eckstein. And there's Mrs. Eckstein KNOFNB Whittonl. too- Mem' bers of Dcn's team are the same boys who played for Wilson in 'h9. They are NBOOYY' Halcomb, Bob Hesler, Dick Hammond, Bill Jonson, Nell Roberts, Carl Hampton, D1ck Heasley, Ernie Allen, Bob Campbell and Ted Burch. Of course, Ted's wife, the for- mer Dolores Kaler, accompanies them to all their out-of-town games. As we enter the cafeteria we glance approvingly at the decorating which was done by our artists Joyce Moore and Jean Schaney. As we take our places at the tables we see all the familiar faces of our school day friends. Seated at the speaker's table is Hamilton's popular mayor, Jim Beckett. 'Little but mighty' is his motto. Seated next to him is Ron Peters, the new City Manager. Dr. Neil Smith and Dr. Nancy Ullrey, two of our leading physi- cians, have managed to find time to attend this class reunion. The toastmaster is our old friend Ron Linder, the wit of Wilson. Ron is now the chief announcer at W.M.O.H. We are very fortunate to have as guest speaker, the President of the United States, Ralph Burney. Ralph and Tom Hanlon, who is now our Vice President, laid aside the cares of our nation to fly here to be with us tonight. The presi- dent's private plane was piloted by Don Peters. Seated at another table, busily talking are the members of the nCurly Que Club'--Oh, yes! These are the lucky souls who have curly hair--Patty McQueen, Dud- ley Mecum, Barbara Schrudder, Robert Kennedy, Richard Howland, Bill Neumann, How- ard Kuhn, Virginia Hubbard, Doris Miller and George Jonson. The club is seriously discussing the idea of inviting HCurly'Downey into their club. Immediate action will bi taken after it is decided as to whether or not 'Cur1y's' pretty waves are gen- u ne. Our class boasts of many career women. There is Carol n Philli th t d dress designer. Carolyn is the originator of 'Carrie's Cottgnsn whicHs,featS not: latest in fashion styles. Next to her is Mary Lou Turnbull who is now wo kire B the staff of one of the largest newspapers in America. Mary Lou makes ther ggosgg wogd pgzzles. And there are two well-known authors, Faye Jackman, who writes un er er married name, Faye Millikin and Nanc Petricof appears in newspapers from coast to coast. They are talklngwgvgg flgdifiggd cobrgg tgnnie Wglson who is Hami1ton's first lady attorney. Connie is the better half of G ed ag dr? of Morrison and Morrison. Charlene Rickenbacker is still busy being a wich, oo itizen and has recently been elected as President of the School Board . B a11,theSe UUSY P90Ple is Jerry Fitzgerald who doesn't a ear to b d ' PP e olng much ggda:gtgEgg,hexc:pt tant it is reported she has just broken her sixth engagement y ear s. er latest ex fiance is G rd C d 1 1 this reunion will bring them together again. 0 on ooper an 3 S hoped that