Windsor Township High School - Memories Yearbook (Stockport, OH)

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THL SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The Senior class of '59 decided to take a safari under the leadership of the famous professor Alex Brunton who was from the noted Hula Hoop University, with his courageous guide, Paul Gheen The Professor and Paul stopped at M k M airport where they met two hydro plane stewardesses, Carol Hanson and Nerine Fisher Then they went to the lavish home of Richard Robinson and the former Patti MoK1bben, located in Happy Hollow From there, they journeyed to Slumberland where they saw Janet Ellis Sullivan and Janda McK1bben Dille Wanda was watching her silly dilles Off to Alaska they went where they visited the Malta millionaire Bill Dille, who made his last million in the lumber business there The hydro plane broke down, so a stop over had to b de at the Harlow Hanson Miller Factory These three seniors had invented the Giant Flying Sub, and offered tion Then they headed for New York City where they visited the Blind Beauty Salon, and found the proprietor, Sharon, sitting under a Shaden tree She went with the group to Lullaby Island, where they saw Jinny and Christing busily keeping house Needless to say they were too busy to join in the cruise Next the crowd journeyed to Berlin where they saw Meme and Dee eating Pizza in the European Division of Henery's Busy Bee Cafe The girls were anxious for a journey and gladly came aboard the plane From Berlin they went to Paris where they found the former Janet Calcndine with her fifth husband She hesi tated to leave him, but the urge to join the old gang was too great so she, too, joined the crowd Their next stop was in Rome Here they found Raymond Oliver who had just turned the Colliseum into a giant drag strip for the Morgan Raider Flying to the heart of Africa, they came to a camp of cannibals and were very much urprised to find Georgia Cunningham and Marjorie Young dipping up soup from a giant kettle Coutdoor J and serving it to the natives The girl were so glad to see their white comrades that they gladly gave up their Hserving , boarded the plane, and began the happy journey back to the United States. Many were the happy memories re lived by all those old-time classmates. o 0 1 ' l I l 9 A A ' A . . M . ---, 9 e 3,2 A ' ' n n to take their visitors for a trip in this startling inven- ' YY I . , Y O , . . ' . Q . . . , L V . L. ' L I. g L I K l 0 - . ' ' s. 3 ' s ' . ' . s ' . ' H