Clewiston High School - Tiger Yearbook (Clewiston, FL)

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Hyip- 'nr VW? '3 '7 W'7 'Y c awwwaammm CLASS PROPHESY It was the year 1950 I was a nur e in Proxidence Ho pital in Detrolt, Michigan. It wa the beginning of my vacation and I was in my room packing my bag to go hole I had three weeks for ly vacation and I was glad I turned on my radlo Just in time to hear the last of a new cast The commentator was announcing the opening of that new Bro dway hit nSwat Me Sistern with Dick Owen playing the lead, This brought back old memories of my old cheol chuns again I fir t decided that my be t bet would be to drop in on Dick He could probably tell me vhere the rest were, I fini hed packing and took the train to New York I took a taxi from the tation and rode up town On forty second Street I saw Dick' nano written in lights a cross the Tivoli I told the driver to top the ear so I could get out The afternoon perform ance was ju t ov r and all the people were clamoring for hi autogr ph I slipped in the stage entrance andnvent to h1s room to wait for him It wan't long befor a chorus girl cane into the room Sho had her back oouldn't recognize her, but when head, I saw it was cnc of my old Wethington She told me she was in a revue turned and I he turned her friends, Renee dancing there After pending some time with Dick and Renee I decided to go to a restaurant and get something to eat I went to HSloppy Joo'sn and who hould be the first person to catch ay eye. No one but Flora Leo waiting on table When I walked over to a table to it down the orchestra tarted playing I then aw the piano player wa none ' other than Doris Hodges She was full of ngive , and Ngetting in the grooven with the UBoog1o- 3 woogie rhythm, Flora Leo came over to the table to take my order. Sho told I was their Chief Chef. Poor K1 oouldn't lose enough weight 1 I After eating I started fy was waiting for a taxi when ji 1 me that Bill Davis Bill. I guess he to become a pilot. back to my hotel. I a truck pulled by the 'LU .2 ,la Q rf, , .I . lt 45 Qm,,f+vw' 'wwf-'-W iv inf' , U '9fd m ' I ,- . . of Q .- x s .,,c. 4 gala has IH' ' ' . . spas-f'f1pia,l,,M,l.a wgawwwmmwmmwawwm ' gfwl: Mmwmmmiwmduunhuuhuumnmdlldali! Lei at , 0 if Q . o ' - I 4 ' T . 5 , Q , O , . s A 1 , . ' Q I . . . s L . 'Y . I Q 5- E T A ' ' it ' S . . . ' 2 5 ' a I v Q M 1 T ,. 3 5 1 . . 1 s . . Q 5 Q s . s ?xL Z 'V I ' 5 1 - I 1 ' X S I 2 - - - Q S - - I S A f - r I1 ' S L I ' ' ' -.I - I , ' C e 5, , ,S A S a Q Q 5' ' H . N Y N ' ' .AI O ' .Xl ,w Y 53, ., . e . fl. .. I N I S i 19 ' I' I Y I C' 5, .h , A ,A ' ' 0 i' s . ,V I 3 Yi, , s S ' -- 3 -,V L. S I A nn S . 'ax ri s s , . S S 1 - fl ,j ' .

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Q17 A curb b id The driver a led le lf I would like a ride I looked up and there was Sam Lang I hardly recognized hi with h1 cap pulled down over h1 eye He told 10 that he wa married, had been for three years, to a girl named Jean. He asked me if I would like to go to thelr house for Q little whlle I accepted Jean told mc that he and Sam had been in New York about six month It wa about even o'clock when I got back to the hotel I rfgn tcred and rang for the elevator The door wa opened by Margaret Von U h Margaret, an ele ator girl' Wa I ur pri ed She let 10 off t the fifth floor There I bumped into an OKOUIC young lady She reached down to plck up her bag and I aw it wa Leah Richaud the fa1cd archltoct. She wa ln a hurry to go to m etlng, o we didn't have long to chat, Halfway down thi hall I saw a famili r form peeking ln a keyhole It wa A. D, Frith, new a wa merely tr IDU to flnd out if the occup.nts were feeling receptive he explained I followed him around, watching hi technlque selling vacuum cleaners fthe sane technmque he used in high school! Pr tty oon we were ln the middle of a fairground lthat just go to how how much territory A, D, c n coverl We decided we would take in ome of th lde hows. They were all terrible, but one, Julia O lesby, the d re devil of our Senior Glas ,wa being frozen in Q cake of ice, That doo take nerve when they took her out of the ice we were able to talk together, and she told e he had been traveling with the circus ever slnce he cr hed a plane about a year before, You know, Idventuresome Julia' I left New York and went to Florida. Clewis ton wa my n xt top to se the last of my old chum , Bettye B iley Her name wa n't Bailey now, She had be n xarried for f1vo year and had two lovely children I shopped for a short stay before going bacl to my work June Hooker A. h....A.4..45-,A l-ALHAI -.A I ' - I OS Q LIC, S 'I 1. I Q e ' .1 Q A. g 'T V' , . C1 ' 1-1 AJ X 'S 5, L s . YY' , . . . A , P . L Q 0 ' S Q X . . 3 , S S 3 - W , . ' , .2 - .S 3 , L N ' , , x g X S o . ' lv SC g '. X XV . ' S S ' S , 11 X G . , , ' 3 - o il r ' cw r YL' l, LJ ' , 3 ' S -- , J: A ' ' S . fi f N . O ZW I H :- 1 el . -J Q all - 5 1 Hg fb 9 ' S . O. . . ,Q f Q C, . 1 x s Q Q Q 1 3 traveling salesman--you know, door to door. He 5 , C1 - 1- wr' ' n f . Ll 4 . 9 p a Q 5 Q4 , X . C, 0 -5- ' X , A n.. Q S ' A ' J ' V. X ,. if . - .. A , C S ' , T rw rw H ' 1' L v0 Q sl ? V UL . ' r 5 I - . , S . X LJ S X S ' ' . 'X Q - 8 ff' C1 W 3 LJ LJ L z n ' w 'r k . 'J O if ' X 121 S Q. 'X x 'X J . I F' fi C' p LJ LAL? 9 ' ' ' 1 - ' . If . Q' f S . C S C . Q, A S 1 7 Q 7. k , S X ri e n ' s S 1 ' . -'x t L. C . Q 3 X Pa - LH f 4- 4 1.4 ' ' 4... 4., A. .4 M. Ja. .Q A 4..,,l.-a.,.:+.. .es .se -1 Q... gl,