Bronson High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bronson, KS)

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Don will, upon leaving high school, apply for position as draft clerk in the First National Bank in New York. We understand his work is opening and closing the windows. Cleo who is known for her great amount of dignity will soon reach the highest step in the ladder of fame which she has climbed round after round with her poet husband, Dael Marvin. Cleo altho wild at times will be a very loving little wife. And who do you suppose will be in Australia? Why no one other than a dear beloved Senior of '23, Owen Rogers, and his wife, formerly Miss Myra West or old B. H. S., on their honeymoon. Mrs. Rogers was always known as a man killer and decided that after her third marriage she would pick Owen for the fourth, thinking him to be strong and sturdy enough to withstand the wild ravages of her kind. Mona will soon reach the height of her ambition. She will sail for Africa soon after graduation as a missionary and oh horrors! In taming the savages, so the report will return, she will become the wife of the chief of the cannibal tribes! What do you think about Kenneth's future? He will take Jack Dempsey's honor from him. He will be noted for his quick movements when it comes to fighting, knocking every light and heavy weight coocoo. Oh yes, Oral and Lilly who were always companions in H. S. will be very popular movie stars playing the leading parts with Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd. There will be such a demand ,for their pictures that the studio at Holly- wood is so small they will go to iwhere they will erecit a larger studio, Dorothy will, soon after graduation, marry Harry Bow- ers and will settle down in Bronson for a few years. Later automobiles will become so numerous that Dorothy and her husband will establish a repair system between Uniontown and Bronson walking back and forth twice a day pushing a wheelbarrow carrying their repair supplies. They will be very suyccessful, altho Harry is known to be very slow when it comes to work. Dorothy will stand faithfully talking all the

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pairs of shoes to class each day, because of their worn condi- tion caused by the pressure of the professor's pumps. Thelma, in all her splendor, has, during her high school career, always wanted to travel. We find that she teaches school at Limestone next year and saves her money so well that she soon starts on a grand tour touching such places as Xenia, Majella, Uniontown, Petersburg, then going on to Ar- kansas where she falls in love in well known native, Clay Banks, and will live in a native Arkansas home which we so often read about. Joseph will cultivate the most wonderful voice. He will go from continent to continent singing. During this time it will be found that he has several unruly habits and is found guilty of some uncivil crime. And because of his unusual voice we learn he is making his home at Sing-Sing. Soon after commencement, Sylvia will meet a very weal- thy gentleman, who ,falls in love with her and who also is vei y aged and feeble so Sylvia decides to marry him. He lives longer than she thot he would, but she decides she cannot af- ford a divorce because the several millions inheirtance will come in handy later. Her husband dies leaving her so much money that she invests it in oil stock in which she practically loses every cent in her possesion. In her loneliness she de- cides to return to Bronson where she meets her old friend from B. H. S., Chester Harlan, who had never wedded. Sylvia's second marriage soon occurs and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan settle down in a nice little home for two just east of Bronson, passing away their time with the usual game of checkers and raising Chester Whites. Perry as a student of B. H. S. always told us his name would be prominent in the U. S. senate. Soon after gradu- ation he will depart for Washington D. C. having position as boot black for the Senators of our country. May's fortune I shall. next tell about. Her life will be very successful after leaving old B. H. S. She soon will have a very prominent position as chamber-maid in a hotel on Pike's Peak. The Seniors of '23 will be very proud of the height to which May has climbed. g

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while so that the tourists won't become impatient and repair their limousines themselves. Yes, Nellie will be a school teacher and have a very high- ly honored position teaching a bunch of hilarious hilly-billies near the great city of Hilltops Heights, Arkansas. Mabel upon leaving olid B. H. S. for a while will try farm- ing but, as that is not profitable, will depart for Yosemite National park, where you may all meet her as keeper of atav- ern there. QSuccess to you, Mabelj Dorwin will reside in an aristocratic southern city, where his noisy and boistrous ways will gain him many friends of thc same cliass. He is to receive the position of city president of a ladies' seminary at that place. All success was achieved thru' the intelligent instructions of old B. H. S. Emma who was known for her love of all wild animals, surprised us in not being a wild animal trainer, but will take a position as a chiropodisit in Buell Colwell's Mercy Hospital in Halifax. As We, the Seniors of Bronson High School, know what the future holds for us, we Wish to thank our instructors and old B. H. S. for our future success. Also we hope that all ,fut- ure Seniors of Bronson High will do equally as well or better than we have and this world of ours will grow better and bet- ter, and students of Bronson will be known as men among men, as the Seniors of 1923 will be.