Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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SENIOR CLAS PROPHECY, Continued As I LOOKED, I SAW A SHIP UPON THE OCEAN, AND ON BOARD THE ship was Clyde Moore, scrubbing the decks, as he sanGj JUst a Sailor’s Sweetheart , And the ooors of a bachelor girl’s apartment openeo and I saw therein June Simpson, Margie McCormack and Goloa Smith, who are now successful stenographers. To MY ASTONISHMENT, I NEXT FOUND MYSELF IN THE B U S Y THO ROUG H- fare of Paris, the heart of France, Before I could even be- come ACCUSTOMED TO MY NEW SURROUNDINGS, I NOTICED A FASHION- A8LE LADIES SHOP BEARING THE NAME OF MARION BLANCHE, The OWNER WAS NONE OTHER THAN A MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1949 Miss Betty Lou Ussery And IT CAME TO PASS THAT I LOO K E 0 INTO THE PR OF ES S I 0 N AL CIR- CLE, and I saw Freed Quinn, pleading a criminal case, Even as Freed loveo to argue in P0H S, so also does he love to ARGUE NOW, A BLACK CLAD FIGUREN WEARING GLASSES AND CARRYING BOOKS UNOER HIS ARM, CAME WALING OOWN THE STREET I SAW THE FACE OF CLAUDELL ROSS, NOW WRINKLED AND FROM TRYING TO WRITE A SIMPLIFIED TEXT BOOK FOR GEOMETRY STUDENTS A PILE OF Slowly, DRAWN t PL ANE And as ! lookeo out on a vast plot of cultivated land, I saw Don Rowan riding on a plow, plowing his fine field of cotton, Just as suddenly as the Spirit of Prophecy had come, it LEFT, BUT IT HAD LEFT ME A VERY FINE VISION OF THE FUTURE, of the Senior class of 1949«