Bushnell High School - Gator Yearbook (Bushnell, FL)

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f SENIOR CLASS ff, a' PROPHECY We landed. Walking down the great white way, we stopped--Startled. There before our astonished eyes were Mr. Norman Hurst and Mr. Donald Jones staggering out of the Stork Club singing, Walking My Baby Back Home. - .- , They had been celebrating for two weeks their opening night of the - ' new Broadway musical hit, Five Foot Two. As we hear the news- ,Q boy shouting EXTRA, we purchase a paper and find--that Miss 1 Betty Merle Morris has won the Inter-National Debators' Q Contest. Also on the front page were the blaring headlines, Hutto and Brewer, ac- claimed greatest foot- ball players in the last decade! They are quoted as saying, OH, it wasn't nothing, of course, nobody else could have done gf Q it but us! ti ji We must hurry along if we are to hear Mr. Burke Ellerbe at Carnegie Hall. He ' ' will be playing Beethoven's ninth symphony. Miss Bette Spark- man has just won her fifth national IITTERBUG , .7 Trophy. The three little Cooters seem to be following in her steps. Count Bobby Hall has just purchased his fifth gold plated 5- Ford. It is rumor- ed that he is dating Glamour ' Gal Sylvia Center, who has just finished her latest movie-- The Car at ..',i the Airport or Wot Hoppen at Mid-Night? P 7 S' Is that Miss Norma Jean Al- len we see attending to one of her customers J.: in her world famous Beauty Clinic P She has just finished a book entitled, f W How to be Beautiful in Ten -t sz Easy Lessons or Keep that Mud Pack on Five ,. E, g N ' Minutes More. . ,- x Is that a Texan acoming down the street, PARDONER, in those boots, levies, and ten gallon hat? Why no! It's Mr. Larry Cow- if art, who has finally succeeded in crossing a cow and a horse to get Horse- burger Meat. N255 As we go down the street we hear .approaching cheers from a huge crowd, It's the President! , Mr. Billy Blackwell, who has been elected 'for X' his second term of office for his platform of No English Teachers It for Students. His secretary is along with him, Miss Mae Bell Row- Af f land. Mae Bell now takes 250 words F I a minute in shorthand 1' I as she sits upon the President's knee. . ' -IH Y sw Our picture is taken by the world renowned photographer, 4 egg!! Mr. Eu- gene Spooner. Spooner has just completed a series of pictures for , Life on What Happen to Bathing Suits? or Oh, ls My Face Red? Mrs. ' ' Carolyn White, wife of that famous four-star general--Earl White, seems to be get- ting along all right, Dr. Mike Don Hunt has just performed the most difficult oper- ation we read in our paper. He removed the little IOS on the right foot and placed it on the left foot. W 9-4rulAT10Ns 1 D0 f' 1 ' fm! QW ,J Q 3 f YU - Q O VI.- ll'-'.

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I, Donald Hunt, refuse to will my mustache' to anyone. I, B. F, Rouse, will my quick temper to Bud Hodges. I, Dannie Hogans, will my shy nature to Eugene Nelson. I, Carolyn White, will my ability to get married in my Senior year to any other lucky person who would like it. I, Louise Fussell, will my ability to grow long fingernails to Bobby Knowles. I, Mary McAllister, will my athletic ability to Ruth Bradley. I, Fannie Mae Alewine, will my homemaking ability to Rosemary Peterson, I, Benna Trowell, will my speed to Carolyn Hamilton to be used in basketball only, I, Eugene Spooner, will my technique to get one girl and keep her to Bobby Sparkman. I, Thelma Hopkins, will my ability to be school secretary to Marlene Crawford, I, Mae Bell Rowland, will my ability to change schools to Barbara Johnson, 1, Larry Taylor, will my ability to get to know out-of-town girls to Henry Harrison. We, the Senior Class, last but not first, with undeviating pleasure, yet with sombre remorse and sanguine recollection, leave our memories of yesterday to the students of tomorrow. QV' ' 'yy -S. Z , ' i . ,f ,,3,'N:'::V , ' .I f g TW fi Z - ' 9 ' . rv ffl, A m,5f '-- f pm. 31:-'I - C I ' A -nu, gg ST, , f., ? f 6, E ff lg: '-fig. 7 X V - ,lg ,f 4 vs if X A' 'X far 1' fl ll ' 3, E f f ' - If 4 x... , Y ' ,Y 59 Y +4 K l Q, -.a I 'Lal Ilv 1 X V if-Q aff 4 .953 'R alssas ka e -2 i, , N 4 Q NX Ns A' LJ 'J , ,X 5 C , y y XJR J .rl

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Miss Mary McAllister and Miss Fannie Alewine are known as the Pray cms from Coast to Coast. Both inherited a vast fortune and are having a ,K dif- ficult time fighting the wolves away, so the society page of the pa- p per informs us. H . K y X As we turn to the Sports page we see Mr. B, F. Grizzley 1 Bear Rouse is risking his title against that old time favorite K.O, N, I ' in the first round Jim Adams. B. F. has held his title for 15 years now. It is expected that K, O. in the first round will win, because of P1 ,,, f friendship shakes. Miss America Named, we see in blaring :,.v-00 ' block type, No! . Miss America Con- to try for the Mrs, America next year, lsn't that the world champion girl's . street now? Why it's Carolyn Hall! LS- G and we hear her say, Keep your eyes on Miss Louise Fussell has won the test for the fifth year. It says she is if a certain deal comes through! basketball coach coming down the She dribbles her basketball on past, the ball, l'll watch the boys! ! ! l As we glance down the paper we find Mr. Isaac Dannie Hogans has just been awarded the Nobel Prize. The newspaper is fairly sizzling with Q hot news! It seems that these 53 graduates of B. H, S have Q . really gone places. Mrs. Thelma Hopkins has just received JV her fourth Doctor's Degree from Yell University. Profes- sor Ellsworth Taylor presented her with her degree . Mr, Taylor has been President of the University since his graduation from B. H, S. Mr. Morris Lee been acclaimed as the Greatest Lover of all Time. He 0 , If Eaddy has just is quoted as saying ' Sentimen- urge is not the perfect Miss Benna fMacJ Trowell Q greatest con- selected the the unfortunate decease of Sir Willy Shakes , QBetty Annej travel around and write about S A Q3 'Q' Moore's children : 4 K' 1 lou 5-1- are THE talizing over the biological degree of Human happiness.' is observed as having been temporary playwright since pearie. Oh! Me! Why I our class, and teach Mr. l END