Andrews High School - Andronian Yearbook (Andrews, IN)

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0:0101o:o1o1o1o:o1-:1o1o:-rx-stnxfmzoxoxox--zo:-va A N D R 0 N I A N -xoxozoznx-wx-rug e e c 5 A u. -sf 'fi- 'E 1 i i . r: i 024001011-xninxn Forty-eight A NIGHTMARE 'Twas late in the year of'44 When a caller came to my front door. I went with reluctance, for calls are a bore. A spirit stood waiting. Who could it be? The spirit of class '24, It shouted in gleeg Ask me no questions, and please don't be slow, But follow me quickly and your classmates I'll show. Quickly I followed, too dazed to think, Till we reached a widening river's brink. Therein, sighed the Spirit, Jumped The body of P. Wire thus met its fate. Disappointed in love is the rumor I hear Causing poor Paul to so disappear. one old classmateg We next took a train for-I knew not where, Seated, I saw sights that made me stare. Down the aisle came a man yelling Peanuts for sale! H. Stouder a vender'l I screamed in my horrorg And is that K. Elward disguised as a porter? True, true, said the spirit with a wicked smile. Remember in H. S. how they put on style? Looking behind I beheld with surprise V. Streit and June W., I knew their eyesg Old, faded, and wrinkled. They once were so gay. Said I to myself, They should use massage clay.' To the spirit I whispered, Where's all the rest? P. Wasmuth's in jail in Monument City, For stealing a dog. More's the pity. Y NVQ sped on in silence for ten minutes or so, While 1 kept thinking, It's just like a show. Now, said the spirit, If you'll listen your best I'll tell you what's happened to all the rest. G. Mygrant's in Huntington, selling hot dogs, Don Mesnard's in Chicago, wearing line togs. The Gard girls are married, and happily so, Tom Pratt too is married. Cried I, What a blow! Mary F. and Bill B. now live in Lagrog Mary hangs out a card, Wanted-garments to sew. X G. Crull is a preacher in Bippus I'm toldg X R. James is a barber, and is piling up gold A. Fleck as a farmer is O. K. of course L. Hefner is seeking her third divorce: And Nina T. is troubled from that source. Limply I sank and rubbed my poor head. I thought I was dreaming, or perhaps dead. Oh, take me home, I begged of my guide, The fate of my classmates has ruined my pride. Directly I started, and opened my eyes. Hoorayl It's not '44! It's all a lie! MORAL: Bad dreams are caused by eating mince pie. -Nellie Anson D111011134vivioinioiui hisri1'141in:imriuinioininiuxnnieniniuiniviuinilb-