Bushnell High School - Gator Yearbook (Bushnell, FL)

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. . 2, lF iq principal, Mr. Garth. -Ea Qg'f. Perhaps our proud- est achievement-- 1'-U? S g.3l i5Y sharedwith thejun- iofs--is the pubu- fllgfa gggmtfk cationof the Gator, the first Annual for B.H.S. During the first semester we en-, 5 A T joyedaclass supper at Dade Parkg The Halloween carnival with Grace Brown and Harvey Vann as king and queeng and the big junior- Senior Christmas party at the Club House where we were entertained by the sponsors and co-sponsors of both classes. After semester tests we began to feel that our dream of graduation was rapidly approaching reali- zation. One morning in February what a thrill it was to hear Mrs. Potter say All seniors please report for correct measurements for caps and gowns. In March, club banquets, In April,--showers--and beach parties. ln May that eagerly anticipated junior-Senior prom. and the senior play. june 6, Graduation! But what? We have mingled emotions. Though we feel sad at the parting of class mates we are looking forward to the future with ambition and courage. GQGGQGGQGGQGGQGGQGGQGGQG CLASS PROPI-IECY The time is 1959, and the class of '49 is againtogether, for a special reunion. This, being to hear a record from a special scientific invention of only a few years, the wire recorder, which will relate to us the out- standing accomplishments of each of us during the last ten years. The record is beginning with the wonderful tones of a pipe-organ followed, by the strains of a choir lost in the warmth of the words of the anthem. Two voices are outstanding in the heavenly chorus and the class of '49 knows without a doubt that Margaret and Caroline have become famous for their modern harmony, and are sharing their gracious gift with the world by singing the songs of the Master. Let us pray, came the minister's plea and Harvey's convincing voice asked God's blessing on the congregation as the service concluded. Then a resounding bellow broke the spell as James' admonishing voice was clearly recognized. Gentlemen of the jury ---------- and his voice was lost in the great applause which filled the courtroom. T formation and run ---------- to the ----------- and we knew it was Gilbert whose dreams had been fulfilled when he had become the Coach of Notre Dame. An advertising of Diamond Rice imported from China exclusively by our own ---------- Gordon Smith.

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Then came the reports of the docking of the great fishing expedition led by Harold Goodwin on Gum Slough. Marjorie is touring Africa and teaching natives the American ver- sion of the Congo. Iris is joint owner of the world renowned airplane factory, Smooth- Not Toe-Knockers. , Eloise, the first woman president, accompanied by her personal secretary, Lona, is touring the United States. Esther, who is now married to the king of Boogie-Woogie, is seen in the world famous beauty parlor owned by Frances Vann. Grace, has recently moved into her million-dollar apartment, and Ina Mae has at last completed her Streamlined tourist home on Wade's Corner. Elva and Maxine have represented the '49ers in the theatre. In the scientific world, Barbara, by a secret chemical process, has created living protoplasm. B. B., has at last found a cure for cancer. Frances Marian has devised an off-spring of ultra-violet light, known as Lavender - Blue . . Anne, has secured the position of auditor to the Gatorzette Laura, is known for her unparalleled speed in typing. Bobby, is celebrating her second anniversary living in her home--the only one in the United States completely made of tile. Frances Giddens, is the wife of a noted naval officer. Lavonia has completed her collection of japanese silver. Hazel, who always loved children, is now teaching kindergarten. With this the record died away. The future was in our hands. This most pleasant reunion luncheon was held in the picturesque Erma-Marie Tea Room near Dade Park.,