York High School - Echoes Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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lass Hzslory One fine September morning we found our steps G1FECt1hg us toxard our flFSt year of high school, and with u ve have AD1t3 ood and Lucy Rohlf Our officers elected to serve thls year were Randall Gro el as PFBSIGSDC, Gene Dymond, Vice Presldent, Ruth ilbert, Secretary, and our tre sur r, Marlin Vickery In the line of partles we celebrated Halloveen and Christmas Our Freshman year proved ne and 1nterest1ng Kathleen Smith joined us in our Sophomore year and in the middle of the year anda Karnes and Nancy Killer left us Gene Dymond took over 11th ary Jean acting as assistant Wanda Zepernlck kept the min utes and Regina Thurn held the money bag Our finances decreased as Halloween approached and with it the yen for a party e had a great deal of fun throughout the year Our main aim in the Junlor year was to ake one, and much hard loss of Lucy Rohlf and Pearl Adair At the electlor n elected Don Folk as President w1th Ruth Wilbert presldlng 1D his absence K thleen Smith kept the pencil moving and Lillian Fred r1ck kept tracf of the greenbacks Money from selllng candy and the proceed rot our olay served more than enough for the comlng prom On November 4th and 5th the curtain vent up on uL1f8 Begins at l6n, our selectlon a a Junlor Class play In the spring we all chipped in to entertain the Senlors at the Junlor and Senlor prom held on May 13th in the Moose Temple in Fremont, Ohio. We left school in May looking forward to our la t va cation before COUIHQ bacc to ta e our place as uoper classmen Our Senior year began with fun and work Officer elected ere Marlln Viccery pounding the gavel with Gene Dy ond as 11s understudy. Norma Osmue kept records and Regina Thurn atcaing the f1nances chose nMeet he In St. Louisn for the play The big n1ghts w re April 13th and 14th Plans for class night and all the other vents that come with graduation are in process Soon after graduation we are going to Washington, D C for a six day trlp . . l S Y v . 7 r 0 ' ' e w ' . ' W a e . ' W 1: . 1 ,H ' A A ' ' A I 'Fil' A Y X Q A -1 ' ra - , . ' ' - . . . 1 . 'IQ' ' O - . ,n in . f ' work was ahead of us. Joining us was Norma Osmus and me suffered the 0 . . ' 9 S , . . . . v . 3 I e ' K . ' s f n ' A 1 ' U A A E . . S . . I . S - z ' . s w ' 2- m L - c w I g ' ' . We ' . ' we . e , , ' 'F VY O I . . I

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lass Prophecy I died April 2, 1950 Ten years have passed and 1960 has ar rlved. From above I have observed the activities of my fellow class mates throughout the years. Would you like to know what they have been accomplishing? Alright, I'll explain lt to you. In the year 1956 the great comedian Bob Hope passed away to the sorrow of the American public. But today we have another great Bob taking his place The fun lovlng man of radio and television Bob Bl nQ8l'e As I looked down at the sleeping city of Toledo, I found one house ablaze with lights From wlthln came the sound of screaming, struggling children, as the baby sitter tried ln vain to put them to bed Brushing a cloud aside I took a closer look at the hubbub of confusion and discovered it was none other than the professional baby sitter, Gene Dymond Then through the world of hazy ml t I caught the dlm outline of the African jungle There among the dense tropical foliage was Donna Eversden, the nationally known 'big game' hunter and her party Donna ls quite famous now as a hunter and captures as many as 100 beasts per day She has them stuffed and displays them ln her huge mansion on Long Island Among Donna's party ls Lillian Frederick who is looking for a rare African serpent She will train lt before sending it back to the United States, where lt will Join her trained nake plt Along the highway between Clyde and Bellevue a large neon sign bllnks on and off above the York Nite Club Yes, the school has been converted into a night spot Inside the beautifully dre sed young hostess moves among the tables She sits down at one of the tables, and orders her dinner from the hoverlng walter Then she turned and low and behold lt was Marilyn Havlce She is owner of this elabo rately decorated establishment and has been for some years In the downstairs room Cformerly 4nown as the gym, there ls a large ball room where Marilyn engages name bands for the entertainment of her patrons Music drifted upward and a spotlight cut the darkness lllumi nating the flgure of a dark haired singer, clad ln a red strapless evening gown Her voice, drlpplng with misery, filled the alr with a popular torch song of the day Blinking my eyes I noticed the singer, who was giving her heart to her adoring audience, was my former classmate, Anita Wood As the song ended, I noticed arm of his large dominerrlng wife larlln answered meekly, 'Yes Dear lr lathllda Schnoozllh lmer, the husband Poor Muff! The scene swiftly changes to studio of John Robert Powers On the latest bridal fashions Why, a short, fat gentleman enter on the She was talking in loud tones and Yes, Marlln Vlckery has become perfect picture of the hen packed New York City and the modeling a platform girls are paradlng in look who ls nodellng the wedding gown' The famed and priceless model of Mr Powers, Norma Osmus Norma worked her way up to becoming a good model and now earns a fabulous sum 0 - . - - - e e e ' S e . Q e e e S e e e S e e . .- i I - o I I e - e U I Q e B ' e e . , . e e e e