Meadow Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Meadow Grove, NE)

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fraphtcu, Sitting on the stage of M.G.H.S. on the night of commencement, listening to the speaker, my mind began to wander and I suddenly found nyself in the year 1962. It seemed as though I was in an Airplane, tut being a very odd looking plane, I began investigating. Just as I got up someone tapped me on the shoulder and I turned a-round to face Lois Brown, dressed in a stewardess uniform. I asked her what sortof machine I was on and she said nA flying Saucer” and this is our first trip to the moon. I was so shocked that I fainted and when I woke I found myself on board a very beautiful yacht. I looked around tut there seemed to be no one on board, yet we were moving. Just as I started to take a step the boat tilted a little and tumped into something so that I fell to the floor. It was then I saw someone coming toward me. Much to my surprise I recognized Bob Dahl. Bob told me that he just couldn t manage his father s farm. He always had to get up too early in the morning to milk the cows. Just then there was another jolt and this time when I awoke I found myself in a beautiful Concert Hall. I heard someone singing and then I saw Gerald Van Gundy standing on the large stage, but was I ever surprised when I recognized the song he was singing as nI m a Lonely Little Petunia in an Cfaion Patch.” When Gerald finished his song I rushed outside, having heard a police siren, and just barely recognized Dick Werner as he whizzed by in the Chiefs Car. Wonder who he s after this time? I read in the papers that he had caught the gang that was stealing his cigars from his desk. It seems someone set a rat trap and caught the b—rats. All the excitement being over for the time being I began to walk down the street. I was deep in thought as I crossed the street so I didn t notice the light was red and not green. Much to everyone s surprise I made it to the other side of the street. I noticed a cute little tuilding nearly and being of the curious kind I went in. There were two or three richly-dressed women in this store and sitting £ a desk at the back of the room was Mabel Pfisterer. I walked back to talk to her and she said she was a dress designer for a large company in Hollywood. She also told me that Duane Chittenden was a Professor at a College in France. She said that JoAnne Averv was singing with Harry James band taking Betty Grable s place and doing a good job of it, too. Just then another customer came in and I left. I noticed the time of day, which was 6 p. m. so I went into a cafA named ”Jo s Palace,” As I stepped in I saw Jo Ann Ferry standing behind the counter. Jo said she owned this cafA and one in San Francisco. It was a beautiful place and I could see why she named it the Palace. Finishing my supper I noticed on the television set a girl that looked very familiar. Then the announcer introduced her as Donna Pierce. Tonight she was to start her first trip around the world. Just as I was leaving, about ten women came in and one of them I recognized as Opal Pollard. She told me she was a teacher now and they were having a convention. Just then I woke to hear my name being called to walk up and receive my diploma.

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Name Nickname Favorite Pastime Ambition JoAnne Avery Josie Giggling Teaching Lois Brown Brown Writing letters Secretarial Work Duane Chittenden Doc Going to school Getting out Robert Dahl Bob Thinking Farming Jo Ann Ferry Jo Dancing None Mabel Pfisterer Mabe Dancing Secretarial Work Opal Pollard Dollie Fighting with Donna Travel around the world Donna Pierce Candie Fighting with Opal Secretarial Work Gerald Van Gundy Jerry Driving Go to Norfolk Junior College Richard Werner Dick Sleeping Finding a girl to suit him. Pet Peeve Somebody driving her car (censored) Senior girls Assignments B. C. Girls B. C. Boys Some girls Pollard Norfolk girls Being woke up Hang Out In her Model A Over at Jo’s Tubby’s Cafe Tubby s Lewis’ Store Hamley s Black Chevy Dark Green Buick Norfolk Pet Expression T don’t know Oh, you’re joking. Humph1I Let's go to the office. Did ya get a letter today? No, I got two letters. Whats-it-to-you? Writin’ a book? Who, Me? B. C. or Tilden Ho—Hurammmnunra