for  Deceased  Grads, and Class Predictions, scroll down,

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Edward Aspey

Michael Astor

Linda Jean Bixby

William Donald Brame

Mike S. Bright

Frances Loretta Brown

Penelope Anne Bryant

Dennis Lee Clasen

Kendrick Howard Clegg

Geraldine Coffey Boynton

Georgia Eileen Cook Gurney

Judith Jane Coop

Karen Patton Curtis Taylor

Rosalyn Jean DeFrancisco

Kay Paul Delcoure

John Leroy Elliot

Lance G. Fisher?

Linda Coates Gates

Darrell Gath

Russell Wayne Gilbert?

Nicki June Gillock

Harry William Gray

Bob Dewaine Haggard

John William Hartman (Vietnam)

Lana Alyn Hastings

Thomas Richard Heinsohn

Russell Hindman

Carol Diane Hocking

Eric Hohenstein

Leslie Gail Hutton Caldwell

Barry Stephen Jasper

John B. Jeffers

Sandra Mae Jenson Speirs

Mylo Jungers

Tyra Lou Kent Sedacca

Kenda Louise Kirby Lavery

Suzanne Carol Kohr Mrochek

Eric Stephen Lukon

Leonard James Mahan

Mary Charlene Markham

Marian Lee McClaughry Toernblom

Donna Lee McQueen Hunter

Irene Dee Ann Miller

Fifty Niners

Memories

Please let me know if this precious list needs correction.

David Mock

Patricia Kay Monahan

Karen Newburgh

Barbara Karen Peterson

June Pamela Prugel Freeman

Stephanie Raphael

Christiana Catherine Ricker

Thomas Anthony Romeyn

Paul Timothy Scanlan

Randall Lewis Self

Gus Stephen Shinske Jr.

David E. Smith

Mike Forest Watts

David Williams III (Vietnam)

David Einar Wulfsberg

Ronald Robert Zelsdorf

Darrell and Chloe Call's First Nighters

picture sent by Mike Gruwell

Predictions from 1959 - compare to where we are now: Girls  first.

Abrams, Gwenwyn Louise: Miss Abrams, president of the International Council of Camp Fire Girls, has been touring in foreign countries giving talks on the advantages of camfire life.

Aguilar, Margarita T.: After many years of training in Paris, Margarita Aguilar has been promoted to fashion consultant of Stag Magazine.

Anderson, Georgianna: Georgianna will marry Tex and have a small family of twenty-three children.

Anderson, Mary Louise: Mrs. Mary Janes, former Mary Anderson of Wilson High School, recentlly received the distinguished medal presented by  Better and Bigger Families magazine for bringing up such a beautiful crop of children.

Armstrong, Sandra Lee: Miss Sandra Armstrong recently graduated from Occidental College where she majored in basket weaving. She plans to leave for India sometime in April to start her work on a basket that will float around the world.

Aston, Judith Lynn: Mrs. Charles McCrosky, the former Judy Aston, mother of five children, was yesterday proclaimed Mother of the Year.

Bainbridge, Bonnie Suzanne: Bonnie Bainbridge was chosen Miss California last night. She will represent California in the Miss America Contest.

Barlow, Dayna: Mrs. Barlow is the proud mother of five children.

Benson, Judy Lynn: Judy attended State College for two years; then she married a young doctor.  She is now a prominent society woman living in Utah with her husband and five children.

Bixby, Barbara Airs: Sweet and friendly Barb has just returned with her family from their second trip around the world. Since graduating from Scripps, Barbara has been kept extremely busy with her family and her many social obligations. Barbara has always loved horses, so behind their $50,000 home they keep a horse for each member of the family.

Bixby, Linda Jean: Linda Bixby will be showing her paintings at her own Art Exhibit next month in Paris.

Blackburn, Constance Anne: Connie Blackburn is seen in Balboa getting her yearly tan.

Bonnefoy, Arlette: Arlette Bonefoy, that cute French girl, has risen to fame with her own name. Besides, Arlette is a much prettier name than "Briget Bardot."

Boswell, Patricia Marie: Patricia Marie Boswell can be seen with her pet, an icbad--a species which she recently discovered in her research in zoology--which thrives in radioactive helium.

Bowers, Nadine Clara: Nadine is now a music and violin professor at Brigham Young University. Following her graduation form Long Beach City College and Southern California University, she married a prominent business tycoon.

Bradley, Margaret Anne: Margaret Anne Bradley is the first woman to be nominatedmas the president of the National Baptist Convention held annually in Denver, Colorado.

Brenner, Patricia Joyce:  Patricia Joyce Brenner photographs earth man's first harvest on the newly conquered planet, Mars - - -apples.

Brisco, Darlene Cari: Darlene, secretary to the second Vice President of the Baxter Northrup Flute Company, is wearing an engagement ring from the boss.

Brown, Frances Loretta: Frances is now head driving teacher at White's Driving School. She spends her spare time running the "Utopia" and giving lectures on safe driving at Disneyland.

Brown, Constance Adela: Connie was seen last week at the Virginia Country Club with her handsome, well-to-do husband, who is President of the First National Bank, her three sets of twins, and the family's ping pet poodle.

Buelen, Cayla Diane: Following her doctorate in languages at the University of Berlin, Miss Buelen is now a translator at the American Embassy in Germany. She is married to a wealthy German news correspondent and is the mother of two children.

Butler, Bonnie Colleen: Bonnie was today re-established as the President of the P.T.A. It was a hearless way to win, but all is fair in Love and Politics.  She has stated that she intends to again resume her plans to lower the status of the high school sorority on campus.

Byrne, Virginia Theresa: Virginia has just returned from her trip around the world. She was astonished to see the thousands of people that received her return. Her plans for the future are still closed to the public, but it is believed she will return home to practice her famous trick of riding horseback off a diving board through a sheet of fire. Good luck, Theresa!

Caraco, Peggy Merle: Peggy Caraco and husband, Jerry Burns, have just had their fourth child. Out of desperation fromlack ofnames, they have decided  to call it "Little 4."

Carson, Linda Mae: Linda Carson, Olympic swimmer, and her husband, a prominent bank president, announce the birth of quadruplets, all boys: Jerry, Dick, Ronnie, and Gary.

Cheverton,  Martha Loraine: Loraine Cheverton majored in home economics in college and is now teaching cooking and sewing at Cal Tech.

Chitwood, Evelyn Diane: Ben's wife, the former Diane Chitwood of Chapman College, was recently given the leading part inthe operetta "Sweethear," to be seen soon in our own opera house.

Clark, Carol Lynn: Carol Lynn Clark recently finished her twentieth year as fashion consultant for the Broadway Stores. Carol has managed to combine a successful business career and an extremely happy marriage in her life. She also has raised two charming daughters.

Cleaver, Sharon Jan: Sharon Jan Cleaver, after twenty years' devoted service to Long Beach first graders, has been advised by her psychiatrist to change jobs. She is now president of the Long Beach Beachcombers Association.

Combs, Carol Ann: Miss Carol Ann Combs has just taken over management of Kresses Variety Stores. Miss Combs started working at Kresses in 1959 and has remained single all these years so that she could devote all her time to her work.

Cook, Georgia Eileen: Georgia has just had the grand opening of her fourteenth health studio in Outer Mongolia.

Cornett, Margaret Scott: Margie has just had her seventh baby boy and now she has enough boys to have a whole water polo team of her own.

Crawford, Karen Lee: 1979 finds Karen a successful high fashion model and mother of three beautiful children.

Curtis, Karen Patton: Karen is presently designing space suits for those who take their vacations on the moon.

Curtis, Pat Lee: Pat has just returned from a successful tour of exploiting her new book, "Disproving the Theory of Relativity."

Daughenbaugh, Sallie Marie: Wealthy millionaire dies and he leaves estate tonurse, Miss Sallie Daughenbaugh.

Davis, Margaret Yvonne:  Margaret Davis, private secretary to Mr. Harry S. Thomas, was chosen Secretary of the Year. With this title goes two pre-paid weeks at Catalina.

DeFrancisco, Rosalyn: Rosalyn, mother of eight children, is still pondering over her choice of a vocation.

DePonte, Monica M.: Followingher graduation from Wilson, Miss DePonte was hired by the PressTelegram to write its gossip column. Lat year she won $1000 in a contest for being able to keep up a conversation for nine hours straight.

Dial, Sylvia Diane: After fabulous travels, she has settled in Iran, and lives there the lawless and fantastic existence of a poetess, among rose gradens the color of which is equaled only by their heavenly smell.

Dietz, Deanne Marie: Imagine her, passing her fingers nervously through her curly hair, anxious, feverish, waiting for the next catastrophe caused by her unmaintainable red-headed triplets.

Dow, Jacqueline: Several months ago, Jackie Dow announced her engagement to her high school sweetheart--they will bemarried soon, because now they finally have enough money to get married!

Adams, Jennilfer Gregory: Jennifer Adams retires from her exhalted role as prima ballerina so she can spend more time with her husband and seven children.

Almstrom, Janice A.: Janice will be an airline hostess and travel all over the world until she marries the pilot.

Anderson, Joyce Davis: Miss Anderson will have to stop her modeling job in Hawaii to take care of her fifteen children.

Armstrong, Linda Sue: Miss Linda Armstrong announced her engagement to Mr. John Bagabones, Professor of Anatomy. The announcement was made at the Tidididy Elementry School's annual faculty dance. Miss Armstrong is presently teaching advanced diaper education. Following their marriage they plan a short trip to Europe for three years. The young couple will reside  on campus at the University of Colorado.

Austin, Linda Maria: Linda Austin, who graduated from M.I.T. and got a Ph.D. in Physics, was made head of the research department in nuclear physics at Cal Tech.

Bapp, Deanna Mae: Miss Baap is now working for the new automatic vice machines. She has renounced her former motto which was, "Men I despise for they are bad for me I must surmise."

Beebe, Susan Jane: The United States Supreme Court today awarded $50,000 alimony to Miss Sue Beebe, known in the society circles as "that pugnacious playgirl."

Bentley, Gloria Jean: Gloria is doing very well in two fields. Six of her novels have been published and widely circulated. When she is not writing, Gloria teaches piano to her three children and eight other neighbor children. She is a very happy wife and mother, and she is hoping to be a well-known writer in the future.

Bixler, Sheila Anne: Sheila Bixler has just arrived home after sailing around the world in forty days in her yacht.

Blair, Patsy Nadine: Pat Blair is seen breaking her fingernails typing in a stuffy office in Omaha while her ten-year old son is breaking the law by setting off fire alarms during her school lunch hour.

Borden, Josephine France: Jo Borden is still making up that F she made in Mrs. Wieland's sewing class 20 years ago. Good luck this year, Jo!

Bower, Dayl Sandra: Dayl is a private secretary to a leading businessman, who a few years later became her husband.

Bowman, Barbara Jean:  Barbara is now doing television work and summer stock, resting from her smash Broadway musical hit.

Brandt, Betty Jean: Betty Jean Brandt takes over duties as the head ofJohnson-Smith School for Hard of Hearing.

Briggs,  Sharon Lee: The former Sharon Briggs has just resigned as home economics teacher at the University of Arizona due to the coming arrival of a third child.

Brooks, Mary Margaret:  Mary flew to the Hawaiian Islands today to pick the orchids which will adorn the hat she will wear at the Balboa Bay Club women's "Headress Ball," next Saturday night. Following the ball she, her husband, and her eight children will return to their winter home on the French Riviera.

Bryant, Penelope: After completing one semester at the University of Chicago, Miss Bryant flunked out because of too many extracurricular activities. This, however, failed to bother her, and she is now the wife of a department store clerk and the mother of nine girls.

Burns, Ronna Sue: Miss Burns attended classes at the Long Beach Secretarial School after graduating from Wilson, and she is now secretary to the Principal of Poly High.

Buzzard, Judith Vanessa: Judy has today announced the completion of her latest painting. This delicate work will overshadow the "Greats of Yesterday." Yew, The Blue Boy, and The Last Supper will now become dust in the presence of this immortal glorification. The name of this miraculous creation is The Wine Bottle.

Cameron, Denise (Siegel): Denise Siegel Cameron, noted scientist, has just landed on Mars and announces that this planet is inhabited by thinking creatures that she will call "Siegelites."

Cardon, Elly Eugenie: Ellly Cardon and her husband are planning a trip to Holland to acquaint their five children with Elly's birthplace.

Cauchoix, Barbara Marian: Barbara Cauchoix studied the art of talking at the Sorbonne and is employed as an interpreter fo the United Nations.

Childers, Ravella Princess: Ravella Childers, after many years of stydying shorthad, has just been given a position as stenographer for the drum message tribe of Africa.

Chunn, Mary Frances: Mrs. David Laird, the former Mary Chunn, has just completed a tour to Europe with her husband and their ten beautiful children.

Clark, Jovita Carol: The former Jovita Carol Clark and her husband , that adorable man she met in college, recently celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.  She is dept busy these days caring for her ten children, collecting china from the second hand store, and playing piano for the Salvation Army.

Collenbaugh, Mary Ellen: Mary Ellen,who was very soft spoken in high school, has just broken all time records by fillibustering before the House of Representatives for a solid three days. Mary Ellen is being accalimed all over the world.

Conser, Laureen Ann: A Miss Laurene Ann Conser has just been reported missing and an all points bulletin is out for this 37-year-old spinster. Funny Miss Conser never married. She was engaged once, though, in high school.

Coop, Judith: Judy has just invented a new French-Aftrican hairstyle which is becoming the rage of the older set.

Coss, Dorothy Roselyn: Dorothy has just set the new woman's world record of losing more balls in the gutter than any other bowler. Congratulations!

Criddle, Suzanne: Suzanne is teaching her six children to surf the treacherous San Gabriel River. On the side she is a very successful housewife.

Curtis, Paula Dale: Paula is designing Christmas cards for the Hallmark Company.

Davidson, Katherine L.: Katherine Davidson, successful wife, mother, and business woman, opens new dress shop on Fifth Avenue.

Davisson, Donna Lee: Donna has replaced Billy Graham as the worlds'; leading evangelist.

De Bronac, Marie-Louise: Dr. De Bronac is indulging in her latest hobby as the chairman of the Committee on Efficient Reorganization of the United States Government.

Demler, Rae Suzanne: Mrs. J. L. Burchfiel, wife of the noted physicist, has discovered the ancient Egyptian secret of embalming.

Deu Pree, Charmaine S.: Charmaine is recovering from  a near fatal drowning. It occurred when she tried to swim the width of the Nu Pike pool without her husband's assistance.

Dickie, Sandra Lynn: At the top of the white stone flight of steps, brighter than ever, the smiling wife of a successful surgeon welcomes her guests to a fairy-like party.

Douglass, Betty Louise: Unfortunately, Betty Douglass developed a chronic case of typewriter's cramp several years ago, and must now content herself with the executive and business work.  She runs a business college.

Dryer, Beverly Jean: Beverly has changed her name--her last name--and is quietly living a life of contentment with her husband and nine children. She works days and leaves housework to hubby.

DuChene, Marolyn Lynn: marolyn is now singing for the Metropolitan Opera--at rehersals only!

Duelks, Alice Marie: Alice Marie is now successfully employed at her own business, running a home for aged bachelors.

Is the profitable or not?

Dye, Jeanette Marie: Jeanette is the wife of a prominent doctor, with a beautiful home in Palos Verdes.

English, Sandra: The local society column has just announced that Sandra English has finally fulfulled her heart's desire and given birth to a set of sextuplets, after a conditioning course of three sets of quints, two of quadruplets, and four sets of twins. Congratulations!

Estes, Patricia Gail: Pat Estes will be the Los Angeles County representative in the world-wide talkathon to take place this month in Paris. Her husband objected, but he was talked down.

Fields, Carolyn Diann: Carolyn, alias Bubbles McGurk,was arrested late last night in a raid on the back room of the  Mandalay Club.

Foster, Jeanine Mae: Jeanine Foster's most coveted dream came true last month as the Aga Khan chose her as his private secretary from 1500 applicants.

Frosch, Gail: Gail is busily working behind a desk. She is typing letters to people she doesn't know and doesn't care about. She sits and types, and types and sits.

Forssman, Marita: Marita is enjoying royalties fromher latest best seller, How I Kicked the Hula-Hoop Habit.

Geeslin, Lucille Renee: Lucy has come a long way since 1959. Then she was only a helper on the Campanille staff. Today she was promoted to editor of one of the largest newspapers in New York.

Gergen, Alice Margaret: Alice Gergen, library assistant, was promoted today to top librarian. She must really know her books!

Glogauer, Camile Jane: Mrs. Camille "X: was recently named housewife and mother of the year.

Gosch, Nancy Lynd: She will become alady amassador to Persia or Outer Mongolia.

Graham, Anne Elston: She'll become a physical education teacher.

Greening, Anne Elizabeth: Anne Greening, long a lover of horses, has just published her first book. The title is How to Ride a Horse and sells for $4.95 in all book stores.

Grotenhuis, Gay Tavi: Gay, after going bankrupt once, istrying again to makae her "Bicycles for Lovers" concession work. We hope it works better this time.

Dunn, Carole Bruce: Carole has made quite a name for herself as hostess on the newly launched space station. Quit a lonely job!

Dutcher, Pamela Glee: Pam is the star skater in the Roller Derby.

Edes, Margaret Ann: After becoming one of the world's greatest woman horseback riders, she now has a large cattle ranch in Wyoming.

Erhart, Shirley Ann: The singing career of Shirley Erhart has come to a climax with her recent presentation of  "Opera de la Shower," a magnificent soprano solo. The response was overwhelming for Miss Erhart.

Fakes, Jane Candace: jane has become world famous as the authoress of the best seller, How to Live without Fear.

Fergusen, Frances Ward: Frances and her hubby are awaiting the arrival of their fifth child. After four girls, father is still hoping for a caddy that he won't have to pay.

Franklin, Joyce M.: Joyce has achieved exactly what she has always dreamed. She has finished her college work at Redlands, and is now a missionary in a foreign country.

Fullen, Kay: Kay is going to be a fat lady in a circus.

Fuller, Patricia L.: Pat is satisfied with her new position as personal manager in the local Bell E. Button Lint Packing Company.

Gates, Linda Joyce: Linda is expecting a promotion to head trainer at Vic Tanny's.

Gentusa, Linda Lee: The great Linda Gentusa in now traveling through Spain on a secret mission. Her four years of Spanish acquired at Wilson should be quite a help to our adventurer.

Gillock, Nicki: Nicki Gillock became the first woman President of the United States. Her strange ability to persuade foreign dignitaries is still a mystery.

Gordon, Vivian Lee: Vivian Gordon, missionary of the Igloc tribe of Africa, was named winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for her outstanding work in head shrinking.

Granstrom, Elsie Marie: Elsie is now a channel swimmer.

Griffin, Deann: Deann Griffin,secretary to Paul Hayes, has decided to marry her boss. She says she finally decided that twenty years of being engaged to him was enough.

Guyer, Charlene Ann: Charlene Guyer is employed as the chief tester for Revlon lipstick.

Hansen, Carol Ruth: Carol has produced many accomplishments since her days at Wilson. She is themother of seven children.

Harris, Karen Lea: Karen holds the world's record for typing with crossed toes, 800 words per year.

Hart, Patricia Joanne: Cutter Laboratories, scientist, Dr. Patricia Hart, has revealed that after ten years of intensive research she has discovered a vaccine against one of man's most dreaded diseases: the ingown toe nail.

Hart, Peggy: Peggy Hart, achieving world-wide acclaim for her troupe of dancing horses, especially in the ballet, Swan Lake, has been knighted by Queen Elizabeth.

Hegedus, Mardelle Elizabeth: Mardelle, who has made marriage her career, has just become the proud mother of her third set of triplet boys.

Herman, Kathy Diana: Kathy was recently announced as Mother of the Year for 1980 in the state of Hawaii.

Hocking, Carol Diane: Carol has gained great renown as the best woman Grand Prix driver  ever seen on the circuits. Her fast Reventlow Team Scarab is the terror of the course.

Hough, Gretchen Diane: Gretchen's nose for news recently landed her a spot on the staff of Confidential Magazine.

Hubel, Kay Lorraine: Kay, the famous singer, is now appearing in the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas.

Hamby, Darlene Carol: Darlene Hamby is traveling to Tasmania to teach the Tasmanians how to triple their typing time with toe touch typing.

Hardesty, Melissa:  Melissa Hardesty, rising above her laboratory assistant days, is now head of the renowned Institute for Fat Soprano Cats.

Harrison, Bonnette L.: Bonnette L. Harrison is now the little "madre" of 300 under-privileged Spanish children.

Haruff, Caroline Jean: Last night the former Jean Haruff was selected as Mother of the Year in recognition of her still growing family which now consists of seven sets of triplets.

Hash, Phyllis Elaine: Phyllis has just succeeded in attaining her life's goal, that being to act on the stage. She isnow makingher debut as a starlet at the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Flamingo in Las Vegas. She is a most exotic dancer!

Hastings, Lana Alyn: Lana, always a very charming and quiet girl, has settled down in the career of her choice. She is happily charting ocean currents for the International Geophysical Year program on a drifing Navy raft in the Indian Ocean.

Hazlet, Jane Lee:  Jane is a successful secretary in one of the offices of Thomas Manville, III. It has been rumored that she is planning to enter the Miss Photoplay Contest of Malibu Beach. I wonder if she will want to wave a flag at us when the cameras are focused on her?

Hesse, Sandra Lee: The Decca Record Company recently announced that after 20 years in popular music Sandy Lee Hesse has had more golden records than any other singer.

Hoover, Ramona Rose:  Ramona, recently selected as a stewardess on the Earth-Moon rocket ship, had to spend the entire time in sickbay as she lost her seasick pills the first day and was overcome by no-gravity nausea.

Hubbard, Carol Diane: Carol, the dancing instructor at Arthur Murray, was hospitalized when she slammeed a door on her foot, injuring the toenail of her little toe on her left foot.

Hughes, Linda Jean: Miss Hughes, a French teacher at Woodrow Wilson High School, has been offered a teaching job at Loyola University.

Hutton, Leslie: Leslie has received a position as the assistant to the aide of the Temorary Secretary in charge of correspondence for the Fit-Tite Ironing BoardCover Corp.

Jensen, Sandra Mae: Sandra is the principle owner of a chain of Beanies Drive-In Restaurants, and her yearly income is over $1,000,000.

Johnston, Ruth Elizabeth: Ruth, the first female jet transport pilot, is flying around the world in June, 1963.

Joyner, Eleanor Mary: Eleanor is a tight-rope walker with the Clyde Beatty Circus.

Keeley, Sandra: The New York Exchange Gossip Column today reported that Sandra Keeley, a local socialite, was seenstrolling down Fifth Avenue in the newest craze, a revealing Saran Wrap sack dress.

Kent, Carol: This evening, Carol Kent made her debut with the Light House Jazz Combo, breaking a life-long tradition and becoming the first woman to appear with this famous group.

Kirby, Donna: Donna married a complete stranger and now has two fine red-haired boys.

Kirishima, Chisato: Chico has been appointed as senior Ambassador to America from Japan because of her one-time mass sale of AFS stock.

Klotz, Betty Jayne: Betty is employed as a swimming instructor and is an underwater secretary.

Knorzer, Carolyn Lee: Carolyn Knorzer dazzled Broadway opening night audiences. She is certainly headed forstardom. Her dancing wil insure the musical of being a hit.

Hunt, Sharon: The former Miss Hunt has set a new world first in her modified Cessna aircraft as she successfully negotiated the sub-aqua polar route under the South Pole.

Jackline, Pat: Pat J. Smith is now the propriatress of the "If You Don't Like Your Children Send Them to Me" day nursery.

Johnson, Jerry Jean: Jerry is the proud owner of the home featured in the March, 1979, issue of "House Beautiful Magazine."

Jolly, Laurel Ann: Laurel has received world recognition through her poignant painting, "THe Death Throes of a Goldfish."

Kaufman, Judith Ann: Judy runs a day nursery,but she has trouble with little George, who is continually throwing his toy soldiers at her.

Kennelly, Gloria: This afternoon Gloria Vanderbilt (formerly Gloria Kennelly) shocked the society world by being elected Mrs. U.S.A. of 1979 for her outstanding merit in raising her 30 children.

Kent, Tyra: Tyra shows a fine aptitude to be a star at the Metropolitan Opera House.

King, Mary Ellen: Mary Ellen is the confidential secretary to the President of Yugoslavia.

Kirby, Kenda Louise: Kenda Louise Kirby, having won a contest for under water typing and shorthand, will  soon be reporting to work in a rubber suit and an aqua-lung for the world's most daring skin diver, Uncle Sam.

Knapp, Karen Anne: Karen Anne Knapp is now owner ofher own bowling alley, but as yet she has not been able to bowl better than 150.

Kohr, Suzanne Carol: The Long Beach Board of Education has accepted the plans of the well-known Southland architect, Suzie Kohr, for a campanille tower to be built on the campus of Woodrow Wilson Hisgh School. Students began work on this project over twenty years ago.

Lang, Judy Kay: Judy has just been crowned as the Women's Heavyweight Wrestling Chapion of the world.

Lindgren, Joana: Jo has just won the Nobel Prize for education for her untiring efforts to simplify all explanation in high school chemistry texts.

Lodwick, Bonnie Joyce: Bonnie's most wanted feature 20 years from now is to become a gym teacher and flunk the kids, I fear.

Long, Patricia: A future secretary maybe, or a record breaking swimmer, but somehow it seems to me, a housewife with eyes all a glimmer.

Losch, Jennifer Ann: Jennifer, who recently cut her hair, is now selling wigs to Wilson High School for this year's operetta.

Lundell, Barbara: Barbara, popular teacher at Poly High School whom the students call 'Babs," recently announced that she would quit teaching after more than ten faithful years of service to get mearried.

MacCammon, Bonita Evelyn: Bonita is now head of the alumni association. Also,  in Las Vegas, she is a member of a chorus line group.

Madison, Nancy Lee: Nancy now has three sets of lovely twins and is going back to school to take a class in child guidance.

Matlock, Marguerite: Marg, world known concert pianist, favors Copehnagen with her amazing talents while touring all of Europe.

Lane, Suzanne: Sue Lane, the noted sports car enthusiast, had had her first book of poems published, Dangerous Curves. She has dedicated the book to the wild pit crew at the Grand Prix '68.

Lawson, Beverly: Beverly under the assumed name of Gala Glow, famed bubble dancer on the Las Vegas Strip,  is being divorced by her husband, after he successfully proved that she has been married 17 times in the last four years, and all of her husbands have died of violent deaths.

Logan, Colleen Ann: In 20 years Colleen could be an executive in a tall building, whom we may see most likely in charge of all modeling.

Long, Sharon Lee:  Sharon, who was just proclaimed Modern Dancer of the Year, has just released the news  that she is putting on a new production, including her pet poodle, Wiggles.

Lowry, Sara Lynn: Sara, who is now on the stage, will play Juliet for the tenth year starting tonight, after which she will retire with her fortune to Honolulu, Hawaii, in hopes of catching a husband.

Lyders, Marilyn: Marilyn, under contract to M.G.M. announced, that she and Ira W. Hero would  be married on Sunday "providing that everything works out all right."  It is her seventh marriage, while he has only been married twice.

Markham, Mary Charlene:  Since she kept going back to Utah to see "this boy," she decided to marry him since traveling expenses are high.

McCloughery, Marian: Marian has made a nameforherself in the world of society with her most generous donations to various charity organizations.

McGraw, Terrie: Terrie has long been a most successful fashion model and has expressed a desire to transfer her grance and poise to upcoming young ladies. To do so, she recentlly opened a modeling training center in the East.

McNew, Donna:  Donna has Hedda Hopper in a tall spin, since she and her new boss have been seen dining at the Brown Derby.

McWood, Gladys:  Gladys McWood, to make a name, for hundreds of years to live in fame, invented an automatic way to fold up a car and thus to stay the parking problem in crowded L.A.

Meyer, Mary Nan:  Mary Nan is a career woman and the founder of a nursery school for under-privileged children.

Miner, Marilyn Lee: Upon sitting in the spectators box at a session of the United States Congress, we see Miss Miner giving instructions to the fillibusterers of whom she is the leader.

Monahan, Patricia Kay:  At the Wrigley Building in Chicago, Pat Monahan is busy taking dictation from her handsome boss while sitting upon his lap. 

Monteiro, Margaret C.:  Margaret Monteiro and Ed Cruchlay, a prominent orthodontist, have been married for five years now, and are busy raising the short stop of the Little Cruchlay League.

Moore, Mary Eleanor:  Mary has spent several exciting years as an airline hostess. She married a handsome pilot and has two little girls and a French poodle of which she is very proud.

Morong, Mary Elizabeth:  Mary has just been voted Teacher of the Year by the National Parent-Teacher Association.

McClay, Sharon: When problems get to be too much for you, just dial the number, six five two, and  expert Sharon will help you find the answers to the questions on your mind.

McMichael, Judy Lynn: Judy has been spending the last couple of months sorting out the eligible bachelors in the files of Future Husbands, Inc.

McQueen, Donna Lee: Instead of raising little tykes, Donna's riding motor bikes, o'er the world helping to look, for odd-looking plants for her husband's new book, Fauna is Where You Find It.

Mersky, Mary Gertrude:  After giving up her career in space travel, Mary G. has resigned herself to married life and the raising of twelve children.

Miller, Irene Dee Ann: Irene has advanced to the position of manager n the Emporium at Disneyland.

Missman, Jean A.:  Jean Missman, head lebrarian at Woodrow Wilson High School, has just been awarded a gold cup for having the ability to keep control the the students in this library.

Mong, Patricia Marilyn:  That sweet girl, Pat Mong, seems to be walking around witn stars in her eyes which form a different constellation every time I meet her.

Moore, Linda Mae:  Linda Mae Moore, who is the private secretary to the United States Ambassador in Spain, and an avid bull-fighting fan, has announced her engagement to Spains' top bull fighter.

Morey, Kathleen:  Today we have read that Dr. Morey has received the Nobel Prize for outstanding scientific contributions to the world.

Munholland, Betty Lue:  Betty has just celebrated the twentieth anniversary of her residence in Hawaii since graduation from Wilson. She has been teaching underwater basket weaving at the University.

Prugel, June Pamela:  Miss June Prugel, better known as "Slugger" Prugel, was signed by the L.A. Dodgers as the first woman to play on an all-male major league baseball team.

Raphael, Stephanie:  It is 1974 and Steph is busily tending to her duties as President of the Real Estate Board and caring for her ten red-headed boys.

Raub, Barbara:  Barbara is an active member of the Woman's Temperance Union while George spends his time working for the Seagrams Co.

Reid, Kathryn:  She is the wealthy owner of a chain of hotels which started with a beach house in Laguna, and in her spare time is the chief bug inspector at the Jensen Canneries.

Rice, Nancy Loretta:  Nancy has just come home from the hospital after having her seventh set of twins. They now have  fourteen boys, and she told reporters that she is not stopping until they have a girl.

Richardson, Sharon:  Sharon, secretary for a large Texas oil company, finally married her boss, and now they live very happily in their three-story mansion.

Rives, Peggy Rose:  Rives pitches second shut-out for the L.A. Dodgers during the third game of the World Series.

Rowley, Jane Isabel:  Jane has just retired from elementary school teaching to spend full time being with and taking care of her family: husband, who is an engineer, and their three children, two boys and a girl.

Royer, Linda Marie:  Heroic school teacher rescues 20 tots from a burning school house and then plunges into the flames again to rescue her cherished G.A.A. gavel.

Sawyer, Meredith Helen:  Meredith still hasn't returned from her European trip which she started 15 years ago; it seems she met and married a handsome Frenchman.

Puddy, Barbara Ann: Barbara is sitting beside the pool of her $60,000 home knitting booties for her eighth child, as she listens to the latest rhythm and blues classics.

Redwine, Phyllis Dee:   She is a most pious, dedicated nun, known for her continuous efforts to help the poverty-stricken people in the slums of Los Angeles.

Reed, Nanci:  One of the leading women in the high society of America today, she is very busy with her many activities which include raising a family, swimming, and playing tennis, and she is proud to announce that she was voted on eof America's most talkative women!

Richards, Sharon Rynne:  Sharon's name is on everybody's lips today. Two days ago she was the first woman to break the four-minute mile.

Ricker, Christina C.:   Chris has just signed a contract with Warner Bros. to star in their new movie, "The Life of Kate Smith."

Reidinger, Magdalena Ruth:  Famed actress, Maggie, gives up her motion picture career in order to devote the remainder of her life to her family and to help the handicapped children.

Rosas, Dolores Jessie:  Dolores, who has been on the secretarial staff of the U.S. State Department in Washington, D.C. has been transferred to the American Embassy in London, and she has been promoted to the position of chief secretarial aide to the American Ambassador there.

Rue, Marianne  Carol:  Marianne has recently been appointed to the position of head cashier of the main branch of the Bank of America in Long Beach.

Schneider, Karen:  Karen, former Wilson student, has become very successful in her profession as drummer for an African trip in the Congo.

Nettle, Sharon Kay:  In the year 1970, Sharon was awarded All-American Football Player ofthe Year. She plays for the Los Angeles Rams.

Newton, Linda Jane:  Headlines read: Linda Jane Newton, noted stenographer for Mad Magazine, eloped today with Alfred E. Newman.

Nobles, Dixie Lee:  Dixie Lee Nobles, with noble name, early married her claim to fame.  She traveled to Asia and ever since, has lived there as wife of a foreign prince.

Nolze, Kathleen:  Kathy recently wrote a letter homefromSiberia where she is presenting a winter fashion show. Kathy reports that greatest hit with the local inhabitants was her silk salt mining overalls.

Noyes, Marilyn Ruth:  Marilyn has retired as a fashion and fabric designer to devote her time to the duties of a housewife and mother.

Osborn, Marilyn:  Marilyn, former Wilson student, has traveled to Bechuanaland, Africa, where she is doing physical therapy work on all the little Pygmies.

Pederson, Karen Jo:  Karen, the newly crowned Mrs. America, has a wonderful family who are certainly proud of her now.

Phelps, Susan Ratekin:  Dr. Phelps is currently doing research on "Ontogeny Recapitulsting the Phyllogeny" at California Institute of Technology.

Pond, Teri:  Teri, with the title of ex-Miss Universe, and the current title of Miss Coca-Cola, is now car hopping at Hody's.

Powell, Sandra Sue:  Miss Powell, who has been secretly engaged by the F.B.I. as an undercover agent fot the past 20 years, was appointed first woman director of the F.B.I., replacing J. Edgar Hoover.

Newburgh, Karen:  Karen is destined to be manufacturer of special formula sunburn lotion for the Indians of the Kickapoo Reservation.

Nishkian, Barbara:  Barbara, enroute toAfrica to become a social worker, is presently crossing the Sahara by camel caravan wearing her fluffy white coat and using her U.S.C. sweatshirt as a pillow.

Norcross, Doris Lucille:  After many years of faithful service as a secretary, Miss Norcross has announced her engagement to a successful business executive.

Norton, Sharon Doyle:  1979 finds Sharon the mohter of three children and a part-time secretary for her husband, who is a lawyer.

Orser, Irene Ethel:  Irene found secretarial work very interesting, especially since she married her boss, Clem Kadiddlehopper.

Paterson, Pat:  Pat was doing wonderfully as an airline hostess until, on one of her flights, she met one of those millionaires, and he swept her off her feet.

Petersen, Barbara Karen:  Tonight we are going to see "A Night with Barbara Peterson." She is recreating her very successful roles from " South Pacific," "Annie Get Your Gun," and "Peter Pan."

Pike, Barbara:  Barbara is now a bride of 20 years with as many children to prove it, and the stork is on his way again with perhaps a few more.

Portillo, Betty:  Betty haas been an apprentice under Mr. Ellithorpe since her graduation and is now the choir instructor here at Wilson, where she teaches her own nest of songsters.

Price, Carolyn Rae:  At the annual All American Sports Awards Banquet, Miss Price was voted the Most Valuable Woman Basketball Player of the Year.  Carolyn is a trim 6 ft. 6 in. tall girl weighing in at an even 100 pounds.

Seapy, Meredith Lynn:  We hear by the grapevine that the former M. Seapy, present head of the Obstetrics Ward at Seaside Hospital, will become a patient herself in June, when she presents her husband with their third child.

Shaw, Judith Gayle: Judy and Rich are making beautiful music together singing in the Municipal Choir and at home.

Simmons, Sandra Jean: Sandy, a stewardess for T.W.A., now has a loving pilot of her own.

Smith, Barbara Sue:  Barbara Sue is now a majorette for the L.A. Rams and doing very well.

Springer, Laura Antonia:  Laura, mother of five, has been promoted and is now serving as Secretary to the President of the United Birdwatchers of America.

Sprinkle, Carolyn Lee:  And then let us consider Carolyn Lee Sprinkle in whose eyes there lies a gay twinkle; for once she was a maiden called Hendricks........

Sullans, Bonnie Kay:  Bonnie, a former legal secretary, now undertakes another occupation as housewife,  for today she was wed with J.C.Colt, her former employer  - but this, she says, shall not hinder her career as a secretary.

Swanson, Cornelia Kay:  Kay,  Secretary of the Treasury, just signed a newbatch of $5 bills.

Starkenberg, Cheryl:  Now we bring you styles by Cheryl created out of burlap potato sacks.

Tankersley, Eleanor Anne: Millionaire ranch owner Anne narrowlly escaped death today as a Sputnik almost collided with her private rocket as she was returning to one of her Montana ranches.

Schirmer, Marie Elaine:  It has been confirmed that the former Marie Schirmer of this city has presented to her husband an addition to their family of six in the form of two healthy red-haired baby girls.

Segal, Eleanor Leah: Today Attorney E.L. Segal won the day for her client, Al Capone, Jr., with a brilliant plea for the defense of Capone during his sensational murder trial which ended this noon.

Sheffield, Lola J.:  Lois is still trying to prove you can get a man with a gun!

Skibba, Mary Lynn:  Mary, noted movie star, was seen in the Rose Parade twirling her baton in front of the U.S.C. band.

Sosebee, Barbare Helen:  Barbara has just signed a contract with Desilu and is starring in a big New York play.

Springer, Mary Lee: Pert, sixth-grade teacher, Sally, is temporarily leaving the education field to instruct dramatics at the Community Playhouse.

Stinson, Beverly Maye:  Beverlly, a happily married housewife, is now a very busy but successful mother of quintuplets.

Summers, Sandy Lee:  Sandy was the first airline stewardess to travel to the moon in the United Airlines super-sonic flying saucer.

Swartz, Virginia Joan:  After waiting on her husband and nine children, Joan was slightly fatigued and decided on a vacation at a Veloz and Yolands Dance Studio.

Tallent, Martha Lynn:  It was announced today that N-P-N Studios video star, Martha Tallent, had renewed her contract for the never-before- equalled salary of $250,000,000 a year.

Tanner, Louann Lucille:  What sounded like an explosion was heard in Wilson's counselors' office when the registration secretary returned to find that some prankster had stolen her circular file with the students' programs which she had just finished for the new semester.

Tidwell, Shannon Ranee:  Shannon uses her husband, DaveFreeman, as aguinea pig for her work as mortician at Deadbody's Mortuary.

Tipton, Melody Alaynee:  In the headlines of a newspaper of 1989 was written that Melody had just reached the moon in a trailer-rocket which her wealthy husband, Tall Paul, expecially designed for her.

Turner, Linda Edythe:  Although having been tied to her mother's apron strings for quite some time, Linda is now striving with great passion in caring for a spreading nursery in Disneyland, while her husband, Dean, has a very important task to fullfill at home,  following careful instructions by his wife on how to prepare T.V. dinners for himself and the children.

Voisin, Madeleine Louise:  Madeleine is now the head nurse at the sanitarium for worn-out Wilson graduates.

Walsh, Janice Ann:  After having taught sewing for ten years, Jan decided to enter the field of fashion design. Her latest creation, the African water balloon play ensemble, made quite a splash with the natives!

Ward, Susan Jane:  Because of her success at Carnegie Hall, Sue is now touring the European continent. Her famous violin has become a discussion topic all over the world.

Weaver, Marilyn: Marilyn is now the private secretary to Samuel Jones, noted real estate executive.

Welch, Susan Lynn:  Susan is doing a wonderful job in social work in the U.N., but she now has 20 children from 20 different countries. Contrary to the rumors, she did adopt them.

Wenkle, Pamela Jose:  Miss Wenkle has given up her psychiatry practice in favor of another type of head shrinking, with the Jivaros in Brazil.

White, Sharon Kay:  Sharon is married and the mother of three fine nearly-grown boys; her husband, Delwin J. Utter, is a business correspondent for Bennison and Donovan Electric Car Sales, Inc.

Wilson, Patricia Ann:  Pat is a lady  barber, a specialist in the "Bobs & Butches" haircuts course.

Windham, Patricia Ann:  Pat, who recently won the Lawyer of the Year award for 1979, has made the headlines again with her marriage to Red Hare, the actor noted for his flaming red hair.

Work, Sharon:  Sharon is married and living happily with her husband, their thre children and his mother.

Zimmerman, Dorothy Louise:  Dorothy is manager of a chain of movie theatres in Hong Kong, China.

Taylor, Linda Rae:  Linda Taylor has just celebrated the arrival of a 19 lb. boy. His name is Stub.

Thompson, Jacqueline Rose:  Jackie Thompson, elementary school teacher, is still supporting her husband who at this time is at home contemplating a job. He says he wants Jackie to get some working experience in case something happens to him.

Tucker, Juidith Ann:  To add to the many honors Judy has already achieved, she has just been elected as president of an exclusive women's college in the East, which two of her daughters already are attending, while her brillilant husband whom she had met years ago in college has made some very important discoveries in medical science through the years, which he contributed to society with his wife's consent.

Van Deventer, Kristine W.:   Kristine is still trying to claim that she painted the "Mona Lisa."

Vasques, Nydia:  Nydia, her husband, and five teen-aged children have just returned to the U.S. after a 15-year stay in Colombia, South America, where they own a 2,000-acre sugar plantation.

Wade, MarJean:  MarJean has become proficient at the thing she loves best, homemaking. She takes pride in her family and in her house (which has been redecorated four times within the last two months). I believe she took the old  1959 "Auntie Mame" craze too seriously!

Warner, Virginia Louise:  Virginia, being of a quiet nature, has chosen a profession tosuit her character. She is now the head of the gambling syndicate in Chicago.

Weems, Carol Lynne:  Carol is now the proud mother of three, having just had triplets.

Welles, Betty Lou:  Mrs. Betty Smith has just been crowned Homemaker of the Year, 1979. I am inclined to think it was only because she set a new record for having the most children - was it 22 or 23?

West, Dorothy Ann:  Dorothy is presently serving as the librarian at Minnie Gant Elementary School;  she shares a very attractive apartment with her pet Argentine giant armadillo, Guillermo, which she brought to the U.S. with her last fall upon the conclusion of an exciting escorted tour of the Latin-American countries.

Willis, Barbara Jean:  Barbara is the wife of the prominent author, actor, and producer, D. D. Cole, who recently produced the "Dr. Bubenhofer" television series. The happy pair live on Clearview Dr., near Hollywood, with their two boys, Ron and Tommy.

Wolcott, Phyllis Lee: Lee yesterday became the first person to ever swim the Atlantic Ocean - doing a ballet. Congratulations, Lee!

Woofter, Pat: Pat is still dancing in "Annie" - it's been a long stand.

Wortman, Joanne:  Joanne is a prominant lady in town! She married during her second year at Vassar and heads the list of the social register in Baton Rouge.

Zvonkin, Judy Frances:  Judy, the well-known political leader of the Women's Rights Party, has recently announced her intention of retiring from the public lime light to marry Nickie Hilton, III, and happily declares she intends to have a family of at least 20 children.

End of the Girls 'Section

Enter, the Boys'

Aiken, Ronald Marion:  Ronnie Akin, a well-known multi-millionaire and playboy of the western coast, left from Newport for his annual trip around the world on his lavish yacht today.  Each year he takes several students with him fromhis former high school, Wilson, who would otherwise never have the opportunity to go.

Allred, Terry:  Known only as the "mystery" man to all his fans, heeluded recognition again by cooking the only one who knew his identity. His goose.

Amsbary, Burton Rogers:  After forty years with the Chrysler Company, Mr. Burton Amsbary has retired to his villa on the French Riviera. He is still the top name in modern car designing. Mr. Amsbary's designs have won countless awards. His only ocmment was, "All my dreams have been fulfilled, and it's time to rest now."

Archer, Steven:  Steve Archer just returned from the Olympics where he participated in free style swimming. He won first place and will become the new swim coach at Woodrow Wilson High School. He is taking over his father's job. His father is the present swim coach at Wilson.

Astor, H. Michael:  Mike is still pumping regular at his Mobil Station.

Aronson, Mike:  Is planning a daredevil exploit to the dangerous San Gabriel surfing grounds upon conquering the treacherous fury of Molino Beach surf!

Baker, Roger L.:  Roger will be a famous army general.

Ballou, Burton:  Burton is currently coaching his high school seniors on how to pass the Subject A.

Beattie, Alexander (Sandy): Pursuing his career in the world of insects, Dr. Beattie, eminent entomologist, has discovered the secret of how flies walk on the ceiling.

Berger, Richard:  Professor Berger has announced, from his laboratory on the moon, that he has finally found the secret of fitting a square peg in a round hole.

Best, William: Mr. William Best was awarded the "Life Magazine" award for the most outstanding photograph sequence published in 1970. He is one of the best photograhers in the United States.

Boekler, Douglas:  There had to be one in a group like this whose executive abilities could not miss. So Doug Boekler is head of a firm which makes erasers for teachers' careless mistakes.

Bradford, John:  Some people think that you need money if you would dine on bread and honey. So John Bradford married one who spend her millions for lots of fun.

Ambrosio, Rocky Robert:  Mr. Rocky Ambrosio, a wealthy architect of California, has  been retained to build the new hospital proposed for New York City. It is to be the most modern in the United States.

Anderson, Kenneth: Ken Anderson gave a thrilling performance on television last night. The critics claimed him as one of America's best actors. Although Ken announced last night he is giving up acting to become a minister, he will always be a great actor.

Andrews, Francis L. :  Andy Andrews just returned from Paris with his beautiful blonde French wife. He returned to be present at the art show in Madison Square Garden. A number of his paintings will be on display. Andy is also know for his world's record for sports car racing.

Aspey, Edward Orval:  Skip  just made his third million selling surfboards which he makes in his tent on the beach.

Atlee, Gary:  Gary has been busy for the past several years with his crazy girl assistants.

Babcock, James Howard:  Jim willbe enjoying royalties from his latest book, How I Broke Up the Notorious Smoking Ring at City College. 

Baril, John Nosh:  John is the editor of the World Book Encyclopedia Company.

Bates, Harold:  There once was a cad named Harold, whose life seemed always quite periled. He set out too late, to find  him a mate,  so now all alone lives Harold.

Bauer, Steven:  Steve is teaching modern dance at Arthur Murray's.

Bell, Bob Martin:  Representative Bell has shocked the nation by giving up his seat in the House of Representatives because he was tired of sitting down.

Bernsdorff, Christopher:  Dr. Christopher Bernsdorff is one of the scientists  sent by California to take part in the building of our first interstellar space ships.  The exact location of the base is unknown. They expect the ship to be finished by the summer of 1975, only four years away.

Boardman, Lyle: Mr. Lyle Boardman opened last night at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. He was well received by the audience and critics. The "Times" praised him as the "most stupendous singer of our time."

Brame, William: You don't have to call a spade a spade for of course Fred Brock, has made the grade. He went to the top and to his elation,  he's state superintendant of education.

Brierly, Paul:  He will have a successful job, as club washer for George Lake.

Brooks, Leon:  Landscaping for the new Woodrow Wilson High School campus has recently been completed by the Leon S. Brooks Co.

Brown, Kenneth:  He has been promoted to the head of the research department of the F.B.I.  He has been married for nine years and has two sons and a daughter.

Bullock,  Robert:  Since he has studied Music and German, Robert Bullock went on to college and continued with hismusic. Now he has a fifty-piece orchestra and has gone far in his musical career.

Burback, William: - has a tendency towards crafts, and after majoring in engineering at college has married and is raising a large family.

Burgin, Jay:  Jay Burgin, Jr., well-known contractor, has recently set up a new branch office in Nevada. This completes his chain of construction companies in the western states.

Burns, Jim:  Jim Burns, newly elected to the position of U.S. senator, is now representing the United States on a tour of the new Free Chinese Republic.

Camerson, Frank: - has recently published his newest and most complete "Mom  Mop," displaying military maneuvers on this unexplored sphere.

Campbell, Wayne:  The hero of T.J. Techs water polo team was suspended from participating in the Mexicali water polo finale for being caught with a pair of swim-fins and an aqua-lung in his locker last week. Too Bad!

Cecil, Harold: The all-American football lplayer was just found lying in the boy's locker room with a severe brain concussion, that was apparently caused by tripping over an empty Vodka bottle.

Clasen, Dennis:  Commander Dennis Clasen of the United States Air Force, famous for being the first man on the moon, has been picked to lead the Mars Expedition seven years from now. He is to  start his training this year.

Coe, David:  David Coe, well-known automotive specialist and designer was recently sentenced to thirty days in the L.A. County jail as a result of repeated traffic offenses.

Copeland, Robert:  Robert Copeland, head of the local dental college, retires after discovering the famous rubber plates.

Bright, Michael:  He will be another Librace on the piano.

Brooks, Edwin: - is going to start his own student store, and be the big boss.

Brown, Charles:  Charles Brown, owner and operator of  Dandy Cleaners, is really "taking people for a cleaning" since he recently opened a used and re-conditioned clothing store adjoining his cleaning establishment.

Bub, Jack:  Jack Bub, world renown aeronautical engineer, has recently culminated design work on the new Bell X-1000  multiple stage fire-cracker.

Bunce, Theodore Dwight: - majored in Science and Dramatics when he attended college. He had great possibilities of becoming a very good dramatic actor and has now won the Oscar for best actor of the year.

Burchfiel, James:  Dr. James Burchfiel, prominent geo-physicist and last year's recipient of the Nobel Science Award, is now on a lecture tour of United States colleges with his wife Rae.

Burson, Stanley:  - can be seen now as an ardent supporter for the American Council for Underprivileged Morons.

Campbell, Richard James: - can be seen now as an impressionistic dancer for a Las Vegas night club.

Carrigan, Robert:  The screaming soprano of Wilson's locker room has just broken 19 plate glass windows singing Topsy Pt. II, taught to him by Ricky Nelson, who has been teaching him singing for the past six years.

Chapman, Jack:  - the  president of the Califonria Institute of Technology has just made recent discoveries which prove Einstein's theory to be wrong.

Christie, David: David Christie says he will sign the contract for the Los Angeles Rams. This will make thirteen years of great performance in professional football for David.

Clegg, Kendrick:  Dr. Kendrick Clegg, out of whose mouth sprang the immortal words, "Let us return to the sheep," was today installed as President of  Occidental College.

Combs, Michael:  Michael Combs, due to be promoted to Captain in the U.S. Navy, was refused this promotion yesterday. This was because during the promotion ceremonies, he fell overboard and it was discovered that he can't swim.

Cornell, Michael:  After fond farewells to his family, Captain Michael Cornell departed in the first space ship into the newly discovered universe.

Cotler, Sherwin:  Noted Dr. Sherwin Cltler, wins Nobel Peace Prize for finding the missing link.

Cox, Joseph Casey:  Casey Cox, ex-star pitcher for the L.A. Dodgers, is now selling elevated shoes for undersized men.

Crosby, Don:  Mr. Crosby has recently been promoted to division manager of the Southern California Slenderella Reducing Salons.

Dearmen, Wayne:  - has made hiscareer in the Navy and hopes to reture at the end of next year.

DeSmeth, George:  After having tried all trades, all lives, all kinds of possible earthly conditions, George has found that the quietest life is the one of a ghost. So he presently haunts an underground grotto in the Easter Islands.

Dingler, Robert:  Bachelor, he is a gadget engineer. So far, he has invented an automatic electric toothbrush and a master key for which the most complicated lock is no barrier.

Downing, John:  "All American Boy" spends most of his time at tea, tellingof his feats in the Olympics of 1960 to ladies' clubs.  They all think hi is a wizard.

Drost, Jack:  Jack is now employed as a model for Walt Disney Studios. He has made quite a name for himself in True Life Adventures.

Durnin, Charles:  Charles has obtained a permanent job as pin setter at Java Lanes.

Elliott, John:  John is the President of Desmonds, with a beautiful home in Park Estates.

Ferrell, Harold:  Long Beach deputy dog-catcher, Harold Ferrell, warns all citizens to be careful while driving in the vicinity of the pound. In order to satisfy his love of animals, he has released all the poor little defenseless animals that were in captivity.

Fischer, Lance: -is still working on his first million by matching pennies.

Flitton, Robert:  - Robert, through his great energy and acute insight into the world of business and trade, has worked his way up to the position of head janitor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Fowle, Leonard:  To meke ends meet, Leonard has finally decided to go to work; and as we look in on the smoggy city of Los Angeles we see Leonard stumbling from house to house trying to sell ice crushers.

Fox, Fred: - now is a big man in the sailor-hat manufacturing business.

Frost, Arthur John:  After financial collapse, he is trying for the second time to get "Noah's Arc Boat Shop" started again.

Garland, Duke:  Duke hopes to be the president of his insurance firm soon.

Crain, Terry:  Terry Crain has recently been appointed by the Long Beach Traffic Division as official timer at the Park Avenue drag strip.

Darby, Ray Lee:  He is now the president of the only commercial space ship line that offers a non-stop flight from New York, Earth, to New Los Angeles, Mars, in only 7 1/2 days.

Delcoure, Kay:  He is the owner of a 50,000 acre poppy ranch in  Burma.

Dikeman, John:  More and more "Encores" for him!  A famous bass whose deep and stirring voice has enchanted a moment of the never-satisfied audience of La Scala of Milan.

Dodge, George: - has won the distinguished service medal for his work in killing wicked dragons in the Himalayas. Good show, Goerge.

Douglas, Peter Nick:  - has gained fame at home and abroad for his superb talents in painting signs on bakery trucks. And, there is a rumor going around that each sign will become a collectors' item after his death.

Drum, Lyle:  Lyle enjoys his job as a delving marriage counselor. His advice on long courtships has proven invaluable.

Dutt, Wayne:  The owner of a garage specializing in the repair of foreign cars, Wayne has a nice family, including five children.

Fagin, Joseph: Joseph Fagin, noted west coast medical research scientist, astounded the Los Angeles County Medical Association with the discovery of a new cure-all wonder drug suitable for millions of remedies. This new drug is to be called acetylsalacitic acid.

Fielder, Thomas:  Tom Fieldetr writes homefromserving with the armed forces on the South Pole that the cold war seems to be getting colder.

Floyd, Jerry: - is a world-renown actor who plays Yorick in the Old Vic's production of Hamlet.

Foley, Mike:  In twenty years a small town near Minneapolis will be shocked from sleep by a loud shrill scream.  This will be a yell from Marsia Foley, the ten-year old daughter of Sandra and Mike Foley. She has just read the newspaper headlines which states that her father has won the Indianapolis five hundred.

French, Richard D. : - is considering retirement after being for many years the country's top hari-kari instructor at Yokahoma University.

Garland, Dean:  - who is receiving parole after 20 years in juvenile hall for stealing Coke bottles from old ladies, is trying to start his own east side gang.

Gates, Jeff:  That famous photographer Jeff Gates wishes to announce his special rates on portraits which begin this Monday.  Be sure to take advantage of this fine offer; it only comes once in a life time.

Gilbert, Russell Wayne:  Russ Gilbert, yesterday became the first human to return from the moon.  The shock was great for him because riding home,  he broke his nose while trying to jump over the Empire State Building but instead  smashed into it.

Goldman, Paul M.:  Mickey Goldman won yesterday's Indianapolis race, setting a new track record driving his  Willis special.

Goodman, Jerry:  Following two years in the Air Force Jerry went to U.C.L.A. There he got a degree in psychology and now has a thriving practice in Aberdeen South Dakota.

Gruwell, Mike Curtis:  Mike Gruwell, after twenty long grueling years, has finally reached his ultimate ambition. He has just graduated from City College.

Hall, George:  After twenty long years at hard work and continual dunkings, George Hall has finally succeeded in his life-long ambition. He can now ride his board standing up.

Hardy, Alan:  Alan can be found aboard the Lurline between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. teaching the hula to the  passengers.

Harrell, John:  John  Harrell, wise, democratic and suave, has talked the United States out of so many embarrassing and hair-raising jams, that the public, moved and indepted, elected him President of the country by an overwhelming write-in vote.

Heinsohn, Tom:  The educated bachelor, beach bum, Tom Heinsohn, still lifeguards every swimmer in order to keep his manly build and glorious tan, and, you guessed it, to get  attention from the swarming females.

Hinmon, Leroy:  Leroy Hinmon, world renown white hunter, has just returned fromhis latest safari to Africa with a boat load of whites .

Hoback, Kenneth:  - will spend his entire life as a beach bum on sunny California's tin can beach.

Hollingsworth, John:  John Hollingsworth's glib tongue and charming manner will no doubt lead him into the selling of ice boxes to Eskimos, furnaces to Arabs, and he will reitre at the ripe old age of 29 to the Caribbean where he will spend the rest of his life beneath the tropical palms.

Gath, Darrell:  Mr. Gath wishes to announce that he is starting another one of his famous skin-diving courses.  He must be the same old Darrell because he is still specializing in the "all girl" classes.

George, Stephen:  The results of the election have just been announced. Yes, that former Wilson student, was just elected President of the United States.

Gillespie, Thomas:  "Life is real," the poet said. "Life is earnest," so you've read. But Tom Gillespie, making millions on stage, finds that acting is the rage.

Goltz, Robert Louis: He became a geologist for an oil refinery.

Gray, Harry: - will become a professional playboy on an enchanted island.

Green, Dennis:  A football player he will remain, and reach the top with stars and fame.

Haggard, Bob: Bob Haggard, well-known caddy at the Virginia Country Club, was found last night walking on the golf course.  This was not unusual except fot the fact that he had a bottle in one hand and a golf bag in the other. At night?

Hamilton, Tommy Neil:  Tommy Hamilton has announced a huge future from his stock holdings in a tuck n' roll shop in T.J.

Harman,Tom:  Tom has just been named "Salesman of the Year" at Dooleys, because he sold a record number of bath tub plugs.

Hartman, John:  John Hartman is now vacationing on one of Saturn's moons after a harrowing flight there, promoted by his ex-employer's foot, after his fifty billion dollar mechanical egg dyer went on the blink just before Easter.

Henderson, William:  Bill Henderson, successor to Bob Robbins as basketball coach at Wilson High, last night won his first CIF championship by the score of 85 to 13.

Herrmann, Steven:  Steve Herrman, head bug collector for the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History, was killed yesterday, when he mistook a man-eating lobelis plant for a banana tree.

Hoffman, Larry:  Almost every paper we pick up today carries a sports page headline on Larry.  The sensationsal hurler from Long Beach is in quest of his ninth straight twenty-game victory season.  Surely we will have a Larry Hoffmann Day when the "Strikeout King" comes home this fall from the baseball campaigns.

Holt, Gary:  Gary is a headliner with the Clyde Beatty Circus.  His act and specialty is the world famous "Satellite Ride."  He is launched during the first set of the show, he rotates around the heights of the circus tent, and finally is recaptured back to good ol' Earth in the third act by means of a minnow net!

Hoss, Robert:  Robert Hoss, famous criminal lawyer, recently aided the notorious Elmer Fudd in freeing himself from a first degree murder charge in the death of Bugs Bunny.

Huffman, John:  In a recent announcement by the Los Angeles anti-smog commission, John Huffman was appointed division chairman for anti-smog control of rocket exhaust.

Jasper, Barry:  Barry's new book, The Great Extragalactio Galvantions of  Gadswick Goonsby, was accepted for publication last week by the Gerald Goldstein Publishing,Co.

Johanknecht, Larry:  now District manager of Safeway markets, Larry was presented with the Salesmanship Award for 1979.

Jones, Al:  - will  inherit a controlling interest in the Peabody Emeryboard and Fingernail File Co. which he will manage with his usual military air.

Kagy, Lee:  The prominent Mr. Kagy has just been appointed to Vice President in Charge of Distribution of the Amalgamated Parking Places Corp.

Kean, Almar: -is a talented disc jockey following in the footsteps of Bill Balance.

Keipp, John:  - is now holder of the National Quarter-Mile Drag Record. His stock "51" Chevy turned 200.00 mph in the quarter.

Kingsbury, Kermit:  Kermit is now playing second fiddle to the custodian at the L.A. Philharmonic Orchestra.

Knight, Keith:  Due to a shocking experiment in a psychology class 20 years ago, Keith decided to go into that field, and today after 10 years hard labor in Harvey Mudd, Keith received his B.A. credentials in psychology.

Konstan, Don:  Late news bulletin: Dateline Jupiter's third moon.  This morning Don Konstan's report astounds the scientific minds of the world. His report:  Jupiter'd third moon is made of moldy cheddar cheese.

Krebs, Bill:  Bill is a prosperous rancher.  As all his friends know, he achieved his goal through his hard work which has always been an outstanding trait of his.

Kuntz, Bob:  Bob is still a private in the U.S. Army.

Lake, Jeffrey:  Jeff Lake, once president of the student body, has returned to Wilson as head custodial engineer.

Leming, Daniel:  The Daneil Lemings have just returned from their fourth month vacation on the moon. They have been combining business with pleasure.  Mr. Leming has chosen the moon for the sight of his newest hotel.

Lukon: Eric:  Last night Eric Lukon, assistant groundskeeper in charge of cleaning third base for the Los Angeles Dodgers, was struck on the head by a foul ball. Fortunately, there was nothing that could be hurt, and he is expected to be back cleaning third base this evening.

Lycett, Thomas:  Tomas Lycett, a distinguished photographer, is now making plans for his fifteenth annual job as the Miss Universe Pageant cameraman.

Mackh, Charles:  - is still trying to obtain a patent on his new product, "Instant Inspiration."  He intends to make his fortune by selling this to unemployed cobblestone cutters, philanthropists, and teamster union bosses.

Mahoney, James:  Up in San Francisco we find, Jim Mahoney working athis mind. With his fellow beatnicks all around, and no one there for him to hound.

Malizia, Gary:  With some  work and effort he very well could be, a traveling man who will never seem to stop. But then again we may see Gary owning a barbar shop.

Martin, Kerry:  - who goes around threatening innocent boys with his father's shotgun has just been promoted to pickle taster in the Long Beach factory.

Mauger, Ralph:  - is still slinging hash on the "Ralph's Hour of Leisure" on T.V. for $1000 an hour.

McFarland, Gil:  Gil McFarland was awarded a gold pin yesterday by his fellow workers for his outstanding work as a riviter during his sixteen years at Douglas Aircraft.

McLane, Frederick:  - is an industrial engineer who has two friends, J.K. and M.M. With the help of these two friends he had ended up owning his own company and most of the neighboring towns.

Medberry, Donavon - is still driving his black pick-up to Lam Sig meetings, and he is now head of the woodshop department at Wilson High School.

Mock, David: Dave is a well-known, rare and talented Shakespearian-type poet.

Horton, John:  John has an interesting and rather delectable hobby.  He has become successful as a chicken rancher on the French Riviera.  He finds, not to our surprise, that it is quite difficult to keep a good eye on all those "chicks."

Houssels, Bob:  RKO Theatre Productions recently announce that BJ Houssels will star as Tarzan in their latest picture, "Jane, Come Back to Me."

Ivey, Gary:  Gary was recently pursued for speeding by the police at speeds up to 150 mph in his Chrysler-powered hot rod. Charges, however, were dropped for lack of evidence. They never caught him.

Jeffers, John:  John is happily married and has an excellent position as treasurer of the Mafia.

Jolley, John:  - center on the Boston Celtics broke thehigh scoring record by reaching up to 110 points in one game.

Kaelter, Robert Baruch:  Senator Kaelter has earned a niche in the hearts of everyone as he set a new record in his six-day, seventeen-hour, and twenty-three minute filibuster on the Senate floor last week.

Katzenmeyer, Don:  Mr. Katzenmeyer has gained honor by taking seventy-first place out of field of seventy-two in the 1979 World Diving Competition.

Kearns, John: A part-time mail man, John is the new holder of an Olympic Games Gold Medal in the 26-mile walk.

Kelly, Michael:  Mike is operating an elevator at the City Hall, following his burning amibition  to rise.

Knauss, Charles:  Chuck, the man who thinks for himself,isnow in Norwalk still trying to convince everyone that he is a swimming pool.

Kohlhaas, Neil: Today in a shocking move, Neil Kohlhaas was elected captain of the under-water worm eating team for the up-coming 1976 Olympics.

Konstan, David:  Attention:  The President of lthe  United States has just announced that David Konstan will be the first scientist to work in the observatory on the moon.

Kronnick, Mark:  Mark has succeeded Jimmy Dodge as head of the Mouseketeers.

Laird, David:  David Laird, once an unknown in science, is still an unknown in scilence.

Lane, Stephen:  Stephen Lane has just been promoted tohead caddy at Recreation Park and isnow learning how to play golf.

Lawson, George:  It has just been announced that Professor George Lawson has won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in the field of social science.

Louderback, Anthony:  Mr. Tlny Louderback has been appointed assistant editor of Motor Trend Magazine. Mr. Louderback has received much praise of late for his very advanced body designs.

Lucas, William:  William Lucas, currently working on the United Universe Building being built on Mars, fell from his rocket on his last trip, but after orbiting several days, was rescued.

MacDavid, George Jerry: - has gone above every other self-employed businessman in the world in his new surge to dizzying heights.  He is presently employed as aerial polisher on the Empire State Bulding.

Mahan, Leonard:  - has just been discharged from the Air Force for trying to convince his superior officers that the Army is trying to take over the government and plans to install Vasily Petrolcovitc as Premier-President.  Popular opinion states that his mind collapsed when his 103rd application for head coal-stoker, 2nd class, on the first moon rocket was returned marked, "Rejucted." He may now be seen at Sunnyvale Sanitarium.

Martin, Barry:  A scientist I hear we'll see him as, or he would surely pass, as an electronics engineer.

Maudsley, Mike:  - whose wife is expecting her 17th set of twins was promoted today to chief window washer.

McCullouogh, William:  Bill McCoullough, famed American sports car driver, narrowly escaped death early today on the 225th mile of the classic Grand Prix, when he Ferrari jumped a curve and flew 300 feet through the air before coming  to a flaming halt.

McIntosh, Duncan: - was recently appointed to the vice-presidency of the company, and is expected to take over the presidency upon the retirement of McIntosh senior.

McMillan, James:  Due to his energy and enthusiasm he has attained the position of stage manager at Wilson High School.

Milner, Tom: - Tom is a real cool cat at the Nouth Pole who flips platters for his cool fans, birds (mostly penguins).

Monge, Robert:  Robert is the ring leader of a big gang in Chicage:  derby hat, big cigar and all.

Moore, John:  Walking by the main branch of the largest surfing club in Hawaii, we see none other than the world's greatest surfer, John Moore, the founder of the club.

Nash, Phillip: The fabulous Phil Nash is now at the peak of his acting career and is starring in "Dino" in its seventh year on Broadway.

Neel, Richard:  Richard Neel is now the fastest track star in the United States, and he remains a devoted bachelor but with a keen eye for a wealthy widow.

Norton, Gary:  Gary Norton, who has maintained his long-held title of Mr. Universe over numerous competitors, has just married Jayne Mansfield'd daughter Voluptua.

Outhier, Glen:  Glen has just given the pulic a glimpse of his fantastic Jep Propelled Water Mobile.

Owens, Gary:  During Gary's last year in high school he had dreams of being a great pilot in the Air Force, but look at him now getting training on how to live in a snow hut in Alaska!

Peters, Robert:  Today! Robert Peters received the Nobel Prize for his famous mathematical formula: 1 square + 1 weird - 1/2 cool = a clod.

Poe, Russell:  Russell Poe will leave tomorrow for a rest in the mountains, having narrowly escaped drowning today when the water in his bathtub became too  deep.

Pratte, Richard:  Richard Pratte is making a concert tour of the Far East where his renditions of "Sweethearts" and "Annie Get Your Gun" are greatly admired, especially as Richard is performing every  role himself!

Rabin, Harvey:  Mr. Rabin has just expanded his delicatessen and liquor store into a catering service for all occasions, and he has recently announced the arrival  of  his third son.

Rasmussen, Tommy:  Tommy Rasmussen, current rock and roll idol, has just received his  700th gold record for his smashing hit, "I've Got a Rose between My Toes from Walkin' Barefoot o'er the Hothouse to You."

Reynolds, Kevin:  Kevin Reynolds' childhood dream has been fulfilled; he's the King of the Belmont Fishing Pier.

Richardson, Ronald:  Ronald Richardson, having married an elderly rich widow, is such a successful stockbroker that Mr. Phipps uses him exclusively.

Murray, Kevin:  As we go down Madison Avenue in New York, we see the headlines in the New York Herald that Commander Kevin Murray has just led his troops to victory in the mightiest battle ever to take place in the deep, dark African jungle.

Nelson, Dan: Dan Nelson has become a millionaire in the sheep business, but he's quite eccentric and insists on herding his own sheep.

O'Brien, Richard:  Richard has recently joined the staff of the State Dept.  Research Division. He has hopes of coming up with the answers to all their problems.

Ollman, Michael:  Reading through our hometown  newspaper, we find that General Ollman has just been given the Congressional Medal of Honor for meritorious service beyond the call of duty.

Patty, John:  John had adventure as  co-pilot in his most recent flight to Pluto, that far and distant planet inhabited by mongrels.

Pezman, Stephen:  Destined to be head driver for the Long Beach "Bookmobile."

Plusch, Stephen:  Steve Plusch went down in history for settingup the first radio station on Pluto.

Pomije, Theophil: Ted Pomije is stationed in the Hawaiian Islands where he is attempting to teach the natives the fundamental concepts of the beatnik society.

Price,  Charles:  1979 finds Captain Price resigning his military commission to become a legal aide for a business firm.

Ransom, Ronald:  Mr. Ransom has a successful car repair service in Belmont Heights that deals exclusively with foreign cars.

Rapp, Jerry:  Jerry Rapp, former Wilson student, has astonished the whole world with his latest electronics invention, an electric eye against the invasion of mothers-in-law.

Reid, Johhny:  After setting down from his playboy disposition, Dr. John Reid, Head of the Science Department at Wilson High School, is happily married and has thirteen lovely daughters.

Rivera, Carlos:  Carlos Rivera, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, announced today that all brances of the service were joining together in a nationwide campaign against those who still cannot say the Pledge of Allegiance correctly.

Rizzie, Robert:  - owns his own "Honest Bob" car lot and runs a delicatessen on the side which supplies his play-boy cash.

Ross, Alan: - is now head janitor at Station KPUK where he sometimes gets to cue in records for Big Bill Knightly - his life ambition.

Ruchhoft, William: At the Bowler's Convention in New York City, Mr. William Ruchhoft was awarded the grand prize of $64,000 due to  bowling six straight games, each having the remarkable score of 300 points.

Sadler, Robert:  Among the best known figures in the columns of Variety, he is currently starred in Broadway's biggest musical comedy hit of the year, while in his spare time he is president and chief mechanic of the Custom Car Dealers of America.

Sarver, John (Jeff):  He has, through his undying efforts, coached his baseball team to victory as state champions;  the first all-girl team in history to be champs!

Sawyer, Bob:  Senator Sawyer is ardently campaigning for better job opportunities for the person with the average  I.Q.

Sawyer, Charles:  Chuck is sitting behind an artist's board, drawing sketches for "Playboy," and earning a salary of $25,000 a year, while he still dreams of becoming a forest ranger.

Schmidt, William:  Bill has a very successful practice going as a lawyer.  He is trying to get land rights for the 2nd St. bridge over the Marine Stadium.

Self, Randall:  Sensational Self pole vaults sixteen feet, cheered by his wife and twelve boys.

Sharp, James:  As an electronics scienctist, he has just invented a new device to eliminate all chances of space ships crashing into each other and also foreign objects such as meteors, etc.  We should be seeing many great things in the future from Mr. Sharp.

Shipp, John:  - has just won the $40,000 All Southwest Golf Tournament against some very stiff competition.  In private life, John is a most successful businessman, president of his own firm.

Siriani, Burce:  Bruce Siriani joined the Air Force after graduating from Wilson: now after twenty years, he has been promoted to Captain because he has learned to fly without the aid of a plane.

Smith, David:  Divid Smith, 37, was picked up again today on a vagrancy charge, as he has been sleepiing on a bench in Lincoln Park this past week.

Smith, Robert:  Yesterday Mr. Robert Smith announced to relatives and close friends that, after 20 years of faithful service, he has been appointed head box boy at Ralphs grocery store.

Standley, Robert:  Robert Standley, the owner of four gasoline stations, has just bought out the Tidewater Company.

Stevenson, Jerry:  Jerry recently purchased his fourth tuna clipper and is doing very well workingout of San Pedro.

Stevenson, Robert:  Robert Stevenson, noted scientist, was just awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

Stewart, John:  John Stewart followed in the footsteps of his  more famous forebearer, John Stuart Mills, and wrote a new series of suspenseful economic textbooks, so exciting that they will eventually replace the comic books in America's barbar shops.

Stone, Don: At nineteen Dan Stone wrote the great American novel, so advanced it was sold under the counter in Paris; at twenty he wrote original beatnik poetry so good no one understood it; and finally at twenty-one he settled down in Hollywood to write scripts for Playhouse 90.

Tate, John:  The Knights of the Road wish to honor John Tate with a Mulligan stew in back of the  Chicago Frieght Yards, for the longest time on the road - 39 years!

Taylor, Richard:  Richard Taylor just invented a new earth-moving device, a shovel.

Tipton, Melvyn:  After re-enlisting for the fifth time, Sergeant Melvyn Tipton says that he still hasn't decided if he is going to make a career of the Army.

Travers, George:  It was announced by the State Department today that the first rocket for Mars has blasted off, piloted by our leading ace, Coloney George Travers.

Van Holt, Karl (Butch):  Karl Van Holt has been sentenced to a jail term for cheating on his income tax.  "Well," he says, "seems as though I overlooked a few items."

Wilson, Ronald:  Ron has just been sent off to Alaska by a secret agency to do experiments on an atomic submarine.

Waters, Carlton:  After having followed his father's profession, Carl recently decided it would benefit his health and that of his beloved wife and two children to swim to Hawaii and take a vacation there. When being taught the hula a certain thought came to his mind, and very soon he bacame the inventor of the hula-hoop.

Romeyn, Thomas: - has been a ski intstructor for several years, and is now practicing for the 1980 Olympics, where hewillrepresent Texas and specialize in high-jumping off oil wells.

Rowe, John: On Friday, March 13, the famous Doctor John Rowe calculates he will be returning from Mars in exactly five days with specimens of volcanic rock and news as to whether life exists on that planet.

Rue, Thomas:  The newly appointed Dean of Men at Woodrow Wilson High School is Mr. Thomas Rue. Mr. Rue is expected to do a capable job due to his experience in handling juveniles while head of the San  Quentin Home for Delinquent Boys.

Sarkin, Michael:  As in his younger days, he is still trying desperately to graduate, but he is still ditching school too much despite the efforts of the modern counterparts of Mr. Wade and Mr. Wattelet.

Sather, Lawrence:  Larry is a missionary sent to Africa in order to teach the Mau Maus the art of football.

Scanlan, Paul:  June 18, 1979.  Paul has been circling the earth now for three years.  The first attempt to put a human in orbit was almost successful.

Schmidt, Michael:  Michael has bee nominated for an "Emmy" for his morning children's program, "Captain Elephant."

Schneider, Allen: After extensive research in the field of science, Mr. Schneider has devised a way to remove bubble gum from the skin.

Settle, Bruce:  Yesterday thirty-eight year old Bruce Settle decided to settle down and abandon his role as a bachelor having achieved, with the help of the Navy, his goal which was to travel around the world to ports unkown.

Shindler, Gary:  Recently voted by the basketball writer's association as the most valuable player of the year in professonal basketball, Gary has  signed his contract with the Universal All Stars.  This group is trying to develop a team that will compete with and beat the Globetrotters, long-time champions.

Siegel, Phillip:  Phillip Siegel once a cool cat at Wilson has fulfilled his life's ambition to become a cool cat in a hepster dive.

Sloan, David:  David Sloan has led a cold but exciting life as the first man to live on an iceberg without melting it.

Smith, Richard:  The streetsweeper's union annouonced today the name of a new member, Mr. Richard Smith, who is transferring from a position of associate chemist at a local company due to what he termed, "a lack of knowlege of the field. "

Snedden, Don:  Don Snedden is still looking for the nuts and bolts to put his  four Cadillacs together.

Stephenson, Steven:  Mr. Steven Stephenson, the word's greatest engineer, has just completed his one million dollar home.  On the front lawn is a statue of a bearded bongo player sitting on a hub cap. "This," says Mr. Stephenson, "is the symbol of my youth."

Stevenson, Gordon:  Gordon Stevenson, noted chemist, is now head professor at U.S.C.

Stockham, John:  Champagne bubbles were seen floating out of the Wilson bubble maching when John Stockham cut loose with the "Saints Come Marching In!"

Striegel, Wayne:  - architectural engineer, designed the first inner-planetary Pentagon building on the moon.

Syrengelas, Thomas:  Syrengelas, well-known chemist, discovered a new antibiotic for alcholics.

Tashiro, Stephen: - world reknown biochemist, actually produces bio-synthetics and may well be known as the first biogenesist of the new age.

Tavernakis, Nicholas John:  The famous nuclear physicist and mathematician John Tavernakis just made an astounding announcement to the world today, the world really is round.

Totten, William:  Wilson's varsity basketball coach was heard to comment on this season's record, "Well, we had a fine team; it was just one of those years when Poly turned up an exceptionally good squad."

Twombley, Larry:  Larry Twombley, the city's most prominent dog catcher, has put in his resignatiobn.  His comment was that he has found a dog bigger than he.

Vestermark, Gary:  "Who ever thought I'd end this way," said Gary on that fateful day when he was chosen president of a compny that makes cement.

Walker, Robert:  Having done a lot of thinking, Bob finally decided to devote his life to charity.  Now we see Bob as being the head barritone player of the Salvation Army.

Watts, Michael:  The renowned surgeon, has just announced to the world that he detests  "cutting up."

Welch, Raymond: - has just been named as the greatest director of the Twentieth Cntury for his direction of the smash Broadway hit, "The Diary of  Mr. Corwin."

Wilcox, Lowell:  Lowell Wilcox, who has aged twenty years, is now lerning how to sew flowers on elelphant blankets for the Wilcox, Wilcox, Wilcox, Wilcox, and Wilcox Circus.

Wilkes, Dennis :  The art of pin-striping has not been lost on Dennis Wilkes. After making it his major in college, he set up a paint shop where he now pin-stripes pictures of Blue Boy in his spare time.

Wisot, Keith: - is now one of the nation's leading scientists in chemical research, having received his degree from Pomona College.

Wulfsberg, David:  Dave Wulfsburg is now under contract with 20th Centry Fox, still playing his part of Frank........Frankenstein.

Yerxa, Arthur:  As we all know Art is quite the comedian and his appearances on the Al Jarvis show are thoroughtly enjoyed, but his regular job is protecting the innocent at the Wilson High School Canteen.

Young, Jim:  the noted archeologist, owner and discoverer of the famous new addition to the unearthed Dead Sea scripts, which he displays in the museum which bears his name in the northern partof Cairo, Egypt, is recently working on a project of utmost confidence for the United States Government.

Zelsdorf, Ronald:  Ron Zelsdorf Inc. is now celebrating the opening of his thirteenth health gym in the Southern California area.

Wickham, Walter: - is now bending out the fender on my new car; and he had better do a good job!

Williams, David:  David Williams has finally completed the plans for his beautiful architectural masterpiece.  The ediface is to have 879 stories, three windows, an elevator, and a special cage for a duck-billed platlypus.  This work is only one indication of his success.

Winter, Albert: - is very busy in his life-time interest in printing.  He now owns and operates the biggest counterfeit ring in the United States.

Woodle, John:  Having always had potentialities and a striving effort to succeed, John Woodle is now the head ofthe Los Angeles County Sewage Department.

Whitmer, James:  When everything else fails, Jim can depend on his fast profits by running his backyard still to keep him going.

Yoro, Anthony:  - is presently the manager of Handy-Neighbor Rents; he and his good wife, the former Eleanor G. Gilchrist, live in a modest Cape Cod cottage on the east side of town with their children, Warren R., Millard S., Drusilla A., Litwin Q., and Naiomi L.

Zack, Paul:  - is recently starring in the R.K.O. film "Don Juan of the Venusian Pampas" in which he plays the dramatic role of the lover of Lucenta, Queen of the Yellow Mountain people, who reside in the newly discovered pampas of Venus; he heroicallly swims forty earth miles through boililng zinc rivers wearng a ninety pound insulated space suit in order to rescue her from aliens of the Red Planet who attempt to gain control of the tribesmen.

End of Predictions. Endystory.

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