Mountainburg High School - Dragon Yearbook (Mountainburg, AR)

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Tbv 77? v 1.411-fl... W' THE FUTURE SHIP OF THE IUNIORS One even1ng as I was stroll1ng along Hlghway 71 I chanced to meet a fatry After becommg thoroughly acquamted l asked her why she was not rn Fa1ryland She then told me she was sent to se how the ch1ldren she entered tn school som years ago were suc eedmg The fatry then called my attent1on to a very beau 1ful young lady rust stepplng out of a car Th1S young lady happened to be Lots Dur brow noted for the famous book she had Just wntten My eyes begrnnmg to t1re I rested them then looked agam and could hardly belxeve 1t when I saw my two old frvends Artre Satterheld and Steven Bruce Gregory do1ng such splendld work on the battlefrelds of Russxa The reflecnon moved so raptdly that l could hardly d1st1ngu1sh the characters By lookxng closely I recogn1zed Rudy Schoeppe he wonder ful woman swrmmer practxcmg to enter the worlds contest at San Franctsco Calrfomxa All at once my vxsxon van1shed and I was beglnnmg to th1nk I was not go1ng to see the rest of my old school fnends I was about to tu'n away when the fa1ry sa1d Look and there before me was an rmage tn mtnxsters clothmg Thls reverend personage proved to be Mar1on Allen now do1ng such wonderful work rn reorgan1z1ng the Heathen And what a Joy 1t was to behold the countenance of good natured Margxe Caselman who IS now holdmg the exalted role of housewrfe at Mt Burg Arkansas whrch has now grown to be a CIIY of twenty frve hundred We naturally look to those who have ldeals to do hrgh thmgs Hence I was not surpnsed to fmd Bob Mertel a successful avxator makxng the greatest record for brmgmg down alrplanes rn World War Three A crowd of merrymakers was the next oblect before my eyes and as the vs1on became clearer I recognlzed the happy faces of Bon1ta Allen Hazel S111 hm Meredtth Iessxe Lee Young and Carl Gregory at an old fa hroned square dance glven at the beaut1ful country home of Charlme Lmder By thxs trme I had begun to wonder what had happened to Lee Morgan and Ixm Vaught and I asked the fa1ry to tell me about them She told me that they were tourxng the world as the or1g1nal Katzemammer Keds Hans and Fntz At thxs mstant a lxght flashed across the water and the v1s1on vanrshed As I looked up to questron the falry she had vamshed also leavrng these prctures of my old Mounta1nburg Hxgh School classmates engraved upon my memory v A 4.5.4.-4.44af44LAAA4n44-4fA4-A.. L 1, f - t' J... L. L ..,. 'L..f.'L1' 4 L' fiz.-. 'z..,1 v 1 I . U ' t ' f I ' lg ' 'A 9 co 'e . wa et I I r I I tl tk in In ' 1 l I .6 tj 0fAmcQ. , it ' . . , Du , ' J if i . . . Q y rf I t , 4 iz I I 9 I fl ' , , l ' I . . TH on , I :ta I I I r frm ti? ' V 5 I- 1 , T 7' f 5 ' '1- fm?-, '-,7f-T f','S- I Qf 'Hifi' '1' ':f -'ig -yi