Zanesfield High School - Wapatomican Yearbook (Zanesfield, OH)

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Ctrifi p 0l0AQCy I It was 1971 and I was back in the city of Zanesfleld The town had increased in size since the movie industry had moved tnere I was talking to an old man and, although he was blind and his hearing was failing, he was very friendly and talkative He said that the city was more important than Hollywood had ever been I asked him what had happened to the Senior Glass of '51 H said Jack Thompson was a famous inventor He had been experi menting with heating services and had come up with a new type of furnace Charles Miller, flying a Jet plane, brought diamonds to this country from a mine in Greenland The owner of the mine was Margaret Spurlock It seems that her husband bought her a mine so she would have a hobby, and it had turned into a profitable business Jim Shoots d1dn't like the c1ty,so he moved out west and now was a first class farmer Wanda Little was the president of the First National Bank of Zanesfield I can't help remembering when she was cashier at good old Z H S Tom Van Voorhis had owned a flor1st's shop but had discovered he was allergic to flowers He became embittered left Zanesfisld and has never been heard of since You must remember how the Richeys were famous for their fine turkeys Well, Herbert has greatly increased the family wealth He worked hard training his turkeys to do acrobatic numbers was touring the country with the Barnum and Bailey circus The old timer d1dn't know what the rest of the class was doing, so I decided to go to my room at the Waldorf Hotel I stopped at the Denmark Theater and looked at the marquee There was to be a premiere of a new movie starring June Graham and Glendale Zell, a new romantic team Now that accounts for two more of the class I walked on a little farther and bought a magazine at a newsstand There I saw a wealthy looking lady walking two beautiful cats When I stopped to admire them, she turned toward me and I dis covered that the lady was Dianne Greene She said she owned twenty five pedigreed cats which had won many blue ribbons at pet shows I bade her farewell and went on to my hotel In . . 9 4 1 , ' . H8