Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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Willard Peck will divorce Martha Whitford on the grounds that she still wears Fred Zorn’s Christmas present. The wind blew gustily around the cliff. The chief shivered and clutched his blanket closer. He continued to foretell with a gutteral voice. Reuben Ernst and Harper Marsh will plant a garden in Egypt. Ruth Simanton and Florence Whitaker will manage a resort in Florida for Buthmans and Linsleys only. Lester Apel and Floyd Bachman will raise poultry according to Mr. Cook's instructions. Virginia Baker and Dorothy Weaver will be second Ruth Elders. They will fly for Africa in 1946. Kent Morgan and Raymond Rawley will be their pilots. Ida I'etzner and Jean Johnson will buy a 1935 model Lincoln in partnership, when they get the money. Elsie Class, Mildred Beasley, and Dorothy Fleckanger will have big entries in the 1941 Kentucky Derby. Helen Neary, Lura Veach, and Gertrude Werener will be bathing beauties at Palm Beach. John Culley and Eugene Peck will publish a book on how to become handsome over night, (from experience). Kathryn Davis and Jean Hiatt will write a bock in colloboration concerning the likes and dislikes of Roy and Alfred. Frank Witt and Raymond Yoesel will sell ice cream cones in the Panama Canal Zone. Irene Hughes, Helen Jackson, and Clara Lucas will feed the bears and deers in Yellowstone National Park. William and Ernest Sauer will establish sauer pickles corporation. Lucile Corothers and Jane Schiable will discover gold in Japan, where they will be missionaries. The chief arose and heaped more fuel on the dying embers. Nellie Francis Farrington, Helen Krieger, Eddrea Lowell, and Lois Wileman will be spies for the Russian Reds. Ruth Pribbeno will be their leader. Alice Guinn and June Maust will teach French and love at Kansas University in 1940. Fred Zorn and Blaine Morris will be efficient surgeons in New York. The faculty who had remained seated all of this time were asked to rise. The chief gave them his blessing and predicted many happy years for them. The silence following the last words of the chief was intense. A little breeze again blew the ashes of our fire in a whirl and when they cleared away our Spirit friends were gone. From a nearby tree an owl called to his mate. We got into our cars and started home, quickly covering the intervening miles. We found the streets alive with cars and people who little dreamed of the privilege we had enjoyed. Thus endeth the chapter. 26

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J U X I 0 R S Top Row- Howard Holtz ex dor f, Oneita Gillaspy, Mary Jane Huston, Merle Heck. Second Row Ruth Davisson, Kenneth Reiger, Edna Kuker, Herbert Saggs, Maragaret McCarty, Elmer Mosiman. Third Row Martha Deuchler, Francis Fidler, Hope Cheever, Leta Jane Cook, Charles Percival, Ella Rieschick, Marion Bates, Hollis Putnam. Fourth Row Gene Grush, Ward Crush, Marion Ross, Ione Evans, Leonard Castle, Suzanne Falter, Frank Faller, Delores Deadman. Fifth Row Philander Ries, Betty Edwards, Lawrence Weaver, Violet Snyder, Kenneth Gribble, Dorothy Hartman. Sixth Row De Cola Rush, Donald Reugge, Gale Linsley, Miss Jorn, Mr. Boswell. 28