College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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.n.. ta I W.. l I I I ! 1 1 L 1 1 I i 4 P I 1 I 1 2 ! afwaZ?aiQJL:f5i4'p:wfLgiLQiLg5LSL4LLiu.xuaaa Now I saw the former Margaret Baile who was just leaving for India to marry her sixth husband, another soldier no doubt. Next I saw five new State Patrol men being sworn in to patrol the area of Warrensburg, and by looking real close I could make out Dale Repp, Charles Masoner, Warren Courtney, Don Neal, and Richard Hudspeth. thing they don't tolerate is speeding. Doris Dallman is now engaged as a Geography teacher and no wonder! She was the only one out of the whole class, who knew at the end of the year that the prime meridian was a line used to measure longitude and latitude and that it wasn't what Winston Churchill used to be. Next I saw a big neon sign saying UJohn's Ice Cream Shopn, and under that NBest Sundaes Evern, John Iseminger,owner. Yes,John now has his own soda fountain and can eat all the ice cream he wants now. But the last report was the more he eats the more weight he loses. Maybe it is because he knows that Coach just doesn't care now. Vivian Smith, now has her own dress shop. She designs and makes all the clothes herself. She and Buddy have been engaged for 9 years now but have never taken that last step into matrimony. It seems that they just don't be- lieve in quick marriages! Harland Osborne now has achieved world wide attention with his feats of wrestling. You can just refer to him as Strangler Osborne now. I next saw Mary Lou Pennington who has joined the Waves in hopes of landing for herself a tall, dark and handsome sailor. Last I heard she was ahnqs just one wave behind one all the time. Shirley Brown and Laverne Phillips are now employed as secretaries by Harley Mifflin and Elvin Prince's booming barber shop business. They report that the business is making just loads of money, but have never yet gotten Elva Tracy to shave off his mustache. Elva is still an old bachelor preferring to stay home and read his old love letters. I then saw the Suz-Ann beauty salon of which Sara McBurney and Ruby Paul are now owners and operators. Their motto is nWe'll make you beautiful or die tryingn. But the other day a feminine member of the faculty came in for the first time. Those wishing to pay their last tributes may do so at Sweeney-Phillip between the hours of 1:00 and l:30. Jemy Norcross is now working on a new system of bookkeeping. He still thinks there must be some easier way of getting the darned stuff to balance. The scene changed now and I saw the Top Hat Cafe where the owners Charles Tacke and Dale Bratten are installing a new floor show. It seems that their former entertainment which consisted of an act in which Robert Lee played the piano and Margaret Fox sang was very rapidly ruining their trade. Then I saw the old C. H. S. gym where Coach Roger Irle and Manager Thomas Hammond are giving their team a pep talk. By looking at the score board I see that the Colts are slipping, they have only a forty point lead on the team they are playing, but now I see that they are playing the C. M. S. C. Mules. Charles Martin is running a candy stand on the corner of the campus. He sells candy to all study hall going students. - when I had seen into all of my classmates' futures, I began to see the members of the faculty, but that didn't last long for I first saw Dr. Schott, sporting a 1960 model rocket ship. So real was the dream I saw that I made such a violent jump to get out of his way Cfor he came zooming right towards mel that I landed clear out of bed and hit the floor, thus ending my future seeing dreams. Maybe it was a good thing after all. Well, so long kids. Sweet dreams anyway! Watch out kids! One -f . ,....g Mya... ,, i Patsy Pres. J. Ea Lucil

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