Wyanet High School - Wyhian Yearbook (Wyanet, IL)

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FU URE RULES In the year 1960, we, the Class of 1951, held a meeting with offi cers, Jean Peterson, Bernita Giltner, Flavia Caskey and Donald Everritt presiding, and decided for the remaining members of the class to find and report on the careers the members of the Class of 1950 have chosen The meeting was adjourned with the idea that reports would be ready for the next meeting In two weeks our meeting was again called to order and the members of the class made their respective reports Here is a summary of the reports Martha Austin reported that Geneva Andrews is now a nurse in St Francis Hospital, Peoria, Illinois Wayne Boren explained that Dan Augustine is a public accountant in New York City Barbara teacher upon Conkling related that Helen Behrens her graduation from Macomb Dolores the New York Ericson explained that Donna Conley Times in New York City. Jo Anne Fletcher reported that Jimmy Hall is living west of Wyanet Martha Foulke related that Donna Hamrick is Grade in a prominent grade school after graduating Richard Genslinger reported that Henry Hansen farmer is now a commercial is a journalist for a prosperous farmer teaching the First from Macomb is also a prosperous Harry Grupy explained that Dean Hinch is a big executive at the Caterpillar Tractor Company in Peoria Gerald Heuer reported that Letha Madsen is an airline stewardess Geraldine Jaggers reported that James Marlowe is an engineer for the Union Pacific Railway Melvin Price related that Anita Peterson is now an X Ray techni clan in St Lukei Hospital, Chicago, upon her graduation from nurses training Junior Thompson reported that Margaret Smith is a secretary for a big law firm, Brown Brown, and Brown, in Chicago Ruth Walters explained that David Tams is an engineer in Los An geles , California larlowe Wallace reported that Bob West after ending a career of football ls now engaged in farming Ls the reports are finished, we, the Class of 1951, find your ca reers very promising and fine, and so we congratulate you, the Class of 1950, In the careers you have chosen We hope your next ten years are as successful on the Pan-American Airline.