Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

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 A ssrSi TO Troy ly Marvin I ,Bronele I Price, will my WlLLBANKS,WlLL Mitohell, wish Willie Moore We, Betty Nixon, Teooy Pickard, BEQUEATH OUR LAUGHS TO GERALDINE LEWIS. I, Bonnie Boshell, will my freokles LONG EYELASHES TO BOB OGLESBY. MY LONG LEGS TO LEE McCuTOHEN, TO LEAVE MY BASKET BALL FORM I, Alma Paige, wish to leave my small waistline ano Oon Watson, oo to Anna Storts. to Catherine Huffines, I, Colleen Shaw, WlLLI AMS, I, Linnie Bowling, Alioe Watkins, We, Horace Scott, OUR BUS ORIVING JOBS TO WILL MY ABILITY TO SEW TO ALBERTA WISH TO LEAVE MY LOVE FOR BOOKS TO ano James Haynes will I, Jack Isbill, L, E, Staggs, Jack Cowan, bequeath my scientific reasoning Lester Paige. We, Loren Williams, Roy Lee Morris, Bill Brooks, Sherman Whitaker leave our love for the orama Macbeth Bill Wheless, We, the Senior Class, leave all the slightly useo unoer the seats and oesks to the entire JuN'ioR Class. to OUM As WE HAVE NO OESIRE FOR SELFISHNESS ALL JUNIORS HAVE OUR PERMISSION TO FREELY PARTAKE OF THE OLD PENCILS, PAPER, AND NOTES WE FORGOT TO DESTROY BEFORE LEAVING, And to the members of the faculty in recognition of the KINONESS AND GENEROSITY TO US WE LEAVE OUR SINCERE THANKS AND HEARTFELT APPREOI AT I ON, Signed; Class of 48 CLASS PROPHECY Time rolls its ceaseless course, according to our old HIGH 8OHO0L PAL, S|R WALTER SCOTT. So HERE WE ARE IN I968, THIRTY-EI0HT SPINSTERS, BACHELORS, HOUSEWIVES, AND HUSBANDS- YOU'D NEVER RECOGNIZE US AS THE CAREFREE CLASS OF MORNING I WAS SITTING BY THE OVEN TRYING TO THINK ABLE NAME FOR OUR NEW FLOUR, WHICH JACK AND I ARE ON THE MARKET IN COMPETITION WITH GENERAL MILLS . THIRTEEN YEAR OLD SON, MACK ANDREW, OAME TO THE DOOR ■Mother, do oome to the offioej there’s a queer SPECIMEN OF HUMANITY ASKING FOR YOU, As I APPROAOHED OFFICE I HEARD MY HUSBAND’S LAUGH FOLLOWED BY THE SOUNO OF 1948, This OF A SUIT-PLACING OUR SAYING, LOOKING THE iiST as 55 a gK: ms

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vv Vv.'.-' 'r • • • -. •• 'x •'•■' •• k i- m KVS| SKd L Sr CORNER OF THE ENTERED THE OFFICE A FAT , LITTLE, ROLY-POLY MAN BUSTLING FORWARD WITH OUTSTR ETCHEO HANDS. HlS FINGERS BLAZING WITH DIAMOND RINGS, HIS CLOTHES WERE OF THE •V: LATEST CUT, HIS SLEEK APPEARANCE BESPOKE WEALTH AND LAVISH EXTRAVAGANCE. Ah , VERA JEAN.1 HE EXCLAIMED, THE SAMEBLUE-AS—THE—SKIES EYES. THE SAME GOLDEN HAIR, THE SAME INTELLIGENT FACIAL EXPRESSION As SOON AS HE SPOKE, I RECOGNIZED HIM. Why, Clyde Gage.1 I Cried. Where are you from? Oh from everywhere! he replied. Lately I’ve been visiting members OF THE OLD GANG. YOU ARE NEXT TO THE LAST ON MY LIST. COME, sit down. Let me tell you about the others. Then for an hour I SAT LISTENING WHILE CLYDE BROUGHT ME UP TO-DATE ON THE CHANGES WROUGHT DURING THE LAST TWENTY YEARS IF YOU SAW THE SPORT PAGE IN THE MORNING PAPER YOU MUST HAVE NOTICED THE LARGE PICTURE OF RAY BRlDWELL, HE BEGAN. RAY IS, I SUPPOSE, THE GREATEST HALF-BACK IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL. IT IS REMARKABLE THAT A 38 YEAR OLD MAN CAN DO THE THINGS WITH HIS LEGS THAT RAY CAN DO. BUT RAY SNOT THE ONLY DISTINGUISHED MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF I STOPPED over in Washington and had dinner with Senator and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell. He is working on a bill to place fathers-in-law on a pension. Willie and I went over to George Washington- University ro call on Marvin Price and Bronell Willbanks, who ARE STUDENTS IN THAT INSTITUTION. WlLLIE TELLS ME THAT THE BOYS ARE ACTUALLY GOING TO RECEIVE THEIR COLLEGE OEGREES THIS I TOOK A PLANE OUT OF WASHINGTON FOR LOS ANGELES. SPRING. A STYLISH LOOKING LADY WAS SEATED ACROSS THE me. When she turned I recognizeo Mrs. Roley Betty Ougger). Betty was very much alarmed, A I SLE Richey as SHE from (nee feared THAT HER HUSBANO'S LATEST COMMENTARY ON THE GOVERNMENTAL into WAR. Poor Betty! She SHE HAD MARRIED OwAINJ In I ATTENDED A PREMIERE OF THE MOVIE, A BLANCHARD This is a very oelightful technicolor release, policy of Congo might plunge us WOULD HAVE BEEN MUCH HAPPIER IF Los Angeles Flat Tire. THE SEENARIE Wigley. The Lorrie Wills FOR WHICH WAS WRITTEN BY PHYLLIS PLAY IS VERY WELL CAST STARRING (Loren Williams) and Lawanoa Bingman THE Bowl E WlLSON- DASHING (Mrs. ms Wmm SJ ■ - r ' - , y - ‘ y- v - s:ssass §m?4 ; v - vV L'» 'S'