Bryant High School - Hoosier Owl Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

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As. an Senior Prophecy '5 f,K eZf'l.',,,, White, cool and quiet! How good it was gms ' after the heat of the outside! over me hover- lwabfi ss. ed white fingers which seemed to be talking - about someone. I listened: it was about me ji it they were talking, and I was to die. I ponder- N51 WP' g 4'l,f' ed over the fact for some time. Well, at least 5,1059 my N' it would be a change. At last there was dark- ness and I knew no more. I was floating upward when suddenly there loomed before me a great white gate. I knock- ed out at me. s'What's your name? he asked, looking at me as if to seek out all my sins, white or not so white. A'Give me your last name first and your full name please. Y-yes S-sir I managed to stammer, I amI-Ioskins--Lois Nadine. Are you St. Peter? Of course not, if you only think you'l1 remember me. Why I never saw you be ----- Why it's - 'iv . . 1 gg. xi, ' i' -' . .5 fs- ' YK, fifth' , - , e X . sig,- : 1 I Q 'A ' ' - -1. V ' A : ' ff.: , ' ,, 4 .. .X ., IF, 4 nl lii . ' ' X P' x X-Ili' Mr. Glentzer, how did you get here? Well, you see, I died of sorrow when the class of MSO graduated from Bryant, so St. Peter made me his assistant. I am sure they would all be delighted to know you thought so much about them all. Now since I am here what are you going to do with me? I can't play a harp you know. Well, I do have something I wish you would do for me. he replied. I want you to go back to Bryant each day and bring me back a report of what each member of the class is doing. Get down to work now. So down I came and as I walked down Main Street I walked up to a house and knocked, and who should answer the door but our former class president, Donna Moore, dressed in a black dress and white apron. She invited me in and told me she was working as a maid for the Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller's. They were entertaining that night and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fifer had already arrived. .Tust then did I recognize that Mrs. Miller was my former classmate, Thelma Mumby. I then slipped away and entered a new office building which I had never seen, and as I passed a door I saw the sign Roseamond Axe, Judge of Court . She had taken a job in a law office and had worked herself up to judge. On I went down the hall and came next to an office of F. Dale Craig, M.D. who had a wonderful practice. I entered and he said he owed much of his success to his pretty little nurse, Phyllis Smith. The next day I wandered out in the country and I stopped at a little white house. As I walk- ed up the walk I was met by one of my very good friends--Fredia Nelson Billington--followed by three little boys and twin girls. The next day I saw a sign l'Thelma's Beauty Shoppe and entering I found Thelrna Longnecker as the owner of Bryant's new modern-Beauty Shoppe. As I was about to leave I happened to see under the hair dryer a familiar face and recognized Betty Hough. She had just returned from Hollywood where she had just finished making a picture, The Best Years of Your Life. Also starring in the picture is Herbert Masters, our basketball star of 50 . There was a dull murmering in my ears, then over me stood two persons in white. Was it possible I had at last got to Heaven? No, they weren't angels but were nurses. It was all just a nightmare. 18 ed on it and a man with a long white robe peer-

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FREDIA NELSON Oh: My Gosh House-wife Class Play 3-4 Class Reporter for Annual FREDIA NELSON PHYLLIS SMITH 'ls there a law against it? Nurse Vice-President Z Secreiary 1 Queen 1 Class play 3-4 Business Manager for Annual Girls Chorus Z-3-4 Trio Z-3 Double Duet 4 Librarian 3 4-H Club 7 years 17 nal if155?'Q, if

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Oncv IH 4 whxlv Hou! Mmght thc M-nmra .nt xx ark. aonwtinxvs hc jusl I .aught tha nm. NO, IT'S NOT A HOLD UP: SPEECH CLASS IS ' ' GET THOSE PICTURES MOUNTED, GIRLS. PRACTICING BREATH CONTROL. -YR, gl fl 'V ,sqm CHUCK AND DALE SEEM TO BE INTENT ON THAT GLOBE IN WORLD GEOGRAPHY. PAY ATTENTION, FREDIA. ' e ANNUAL ADVERTISING MANAGER, PHYLLIS SMITH: CIRCULATION AND ALUMNI RECORD MANAGER, ROSEAMOND AXE. all IS. DONA I' TELL ME HE'S STUDYINGI I ,,I , THE T1-HNG THEY DO BEST: BOOKKEEPING IS WORK, TCO. 19