Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

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Tuet fuss you hear over in that corner is the result of e senator end a woman organizer. ’’ he senator is Tuomas Lamb; Tr’om is receiving a ver Dal blast from kary Jsyne Harris. lies Harris wants the world to Eovcott the canal rain water Df Mrrs, (lars, you know, is warring on Jupiter Dut senator I mb doesn’r, want tr ive up the right? to the water in the canals of Mars or el ?e the world would loose its rain control. TTo„ - the argument will come out, no one knows so lets JLeave them. The two girls in white are Frances J u°tard and Veda Smith. These grils took un nursin0’ and tow operate the ’Tin or Perhaps a Cure „spit- 1. Instead of using the old sewin' style. The iris install Zippers to close the incisions. Hollis Ttromber , the man wearing the black vig, is an sir cap. Tine and traffic h ve ch- anged. iiight hours each dry he h n s from his police belloon directing eir traffic r-t a busy lowntown air wave intersection. TIv has no flat ’eet, but does carry a perchute for emergencies. That man over there has introduced a rapidly ;rowing occupation, it is Virg'il Ev.yne, eiress-marrier. Hr has a check-book full narrie e licenses and divorces each valued he millions. The preacher is his broker. the of in Now for one who has made a reputation for pr- omoting speed in others. I mention that man itting bv Fi-s. Plank; his name is Ravmond v?ag- i er. Ra’-mond is an internationally known train- i r• who has rut our many men, who could run one lundred yard dash in eight seconds. I don’t cuite recall how fast Raymond, himself, was- ack J n 1938. Pete Tilson, the man sleeping on that writ- ng desk, is the owner of a museum. Right now ie is using Leonard l c Lean’s e e-closer, a nechanism to free the sleeper from holding his V y V ¥ V V V Y V V V V y V ivy My y y y w

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jf sWkesi •5A. A 3 » 'e areALcusan? It is 1988, and we see Mrs. Esther Price and I!rs. Florence Plank preparing appetizing dis- hes, that only a housewife of fiftv years i Sjpuld nossible master. T he occasion is a' get- Sether of the c3.ass of 1938 to observe the Igolden marriage anniversaries of Florence, and , (VEstfeer, Classmate wives. ------ZOOM-------- A sixteen passenger taxi pulls un to the door and those dignitaries, members of the class of 33 steo on the moving esculator, vrhich bri- ngs them into the ultra-modern edifice. There their hats are removed bv that automatic- hat remover, the brain child of Leonard McLean. Leonard is a '38 class msmber'-yrho, by inventing labor-saving devices, worked to enable people to stop working. His inventions are too numb- erous to mention, but they are ennloved by many oto lighten the day’s drusrsries. - Now they are in the lounge-----that friendly personality ever there chewing peanut uills is Goldie I onson. Goldie has found success in her T.eal-in-a-T'ill Cafes . One sill includes a four course dinner with an after dinner smoke. That- newder burned little man, the one with smoke in his eves is Rav Heule, the human cann- on ball. Ray finds excitement he craves in flying from the barrel of a stratosphere gun, His record heighth is 31,280 feet, o£ inches. He carries a parchute to get back down. If you are lonesome, write to Catherine Lid ier, she is tho writer of the Love Lorn Column . I any of her readers have found blissful haorin- ess with the advise they received through this extordinarv column. Shei is, at the present, talking to her brother George. George Fas kept- the name of Ford alive. He took over the F rd To ter CO. when Henry was too old for service. Georue has accomplished much in the rocket-snip field; first he introdu- ced the !'odel-T-rocket-shio ,the !'odel-j was pext and now we hove the present V-8 rocket-shi-. I might rent ion that George still drives a ’'odel- 1.

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eyes shut. One of the pieces in his musium is a mud-snlat1erod Mcdel-A Ford, which he used to take his present wife home from the Jr. Sen- ior banquit in '38. It scorns like only yester- day. The group of three nearest the door are do- ing v.'hat the entire ’38 class v-as noted for, ar- guing. They are Kenneth Gibb, Norman Krong, and Robert Chadwick, Kenneth is the Chief' Justice of the sunremc court, which has not been enlar- ged yot. Norman and Bob br: represenativos to Kars, one of them is the ambassador, but Norman has argued he is the ambassador—and you rem- ember how he could argue. Kenneth, trying to help Bob, threatens with injunctions and un- constitutionnlitics, but Norman is holding his cwn. V.’hat is that? Oh, Mrs Price is ringing the dinner signal. There they go shuting the door n our inquisitive gaze.