Dewar High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dewar, OK)

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I, Bert Daniels, leave my ability to play football to Philip Henry. QHe needs it.l I, Louise Milam, will my beautiful figure to Patricia Lairmore. LHere's hoping she can always eat as I did.J I, Sue Acton, will my blond hair and brown eyes to Jackie Morgeson. I, Jerlene Dudley, will my ability to be short to Imogene Walker andkuqn she likes it as well as I do. I, Charles Hobbs, will to Mr Overturf my ability to drive I Wanda Grider, will my ability to work bookkeeping to lisa Averett and hope she does as well as I did In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1949, have affixed our signatures hereto and caused the great seal of our Class to be placed hereon, this first day of May 1949, A D 'H President Atte st JJMQMQ MJLLK ecretary just 6 s -R AY!-AL., tg. an ' . . . . 9 V O ' I , D U QI' 'IC' 'QI' 'IC' 'SOI' 'Q' IOP 'IC' 'IGI' 'IC' 'IGI' 'IQ O . fl . n . vu 'D ' Q X ,, 4 f 1 e-Q L K-erik S I Q I K , w . 5 X an 5 n Q X -. B. 4 in - ' Q -, 5 , I i ,,,, 1 , . Q'-a ilu! 4:9 f, is 4 l 'A AC F, g Ayiyxrlaff g 1 t M. .. fx 5 Rf. ,jf , 5, 1 . s ' .. I-X X - v X X l - 'XE f . g - ' 5 V W x ' 1 -LR ' 1 ' f 4 1 '28 ' 1 , 'ff , O N --sf 'gi 371' 1 ,, H f ,P y ff . 1. - 9 1 Q- ' x ' :fl -. 1 .D i V. is 5 4 7 A V WX ft M 8 ' y . I x , L: ' I X 3, v X

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an as-as-as-ec--as-as tblilfilifii J l'llvZ7 emcigf' ee-ee-as-ec-as-ee ee I had always wondered, Just like many more, About my classmates' future Andgwhat Fate held in store. Ag I sat gazing, thinking, As I oft' time do, I wished that by some phenomena The future I might view. And as I gazed into the dark It slowly turned to day-- A man and woman talking Came hurriedly my way. Imagine my great surprise On see1ng Fritz Stanke, foremost Among Oklahoma's editors, Of the Dewar Dally Post And with him his secretary, Ruth Boyd, demure and quiet They spoke of the dancer, June Harrow Who made her debut that night The editor said to his secretary Set this to press on time It is about our old classmates Of nineteen hundred forty n1ne Owasso loore's hanburgers are famous She feeds men of highest ranks Vernon Ballenger, the traffic cop And lr Inglish, president of the bank Charles Hobbs as coach of athletes Is known from coast to coast Patr1e1a Ga1ther is a Ch6m18t Of whom proud Dighton boasts Louella Londag1n and Jerlene Dudley Have been busy in Boley of late Their fortune was made by a lotion Guaranteed a permanent straight Betty Wade, an agent for Wrigley' , From town to town plies her trade Rollo Brasuell, a farmer Hoeing spuds, his fortune has made Joann Casselman is a high school teacher Uf eatin three and four, Wanda Grider, on 5th Avenue, Owns a large drug store. Bert Dan1els is a well known Admiral, Who has no fright or fear, Joe Henry is now famous For his excellent pre war beer Janie Potts plays in an orchestra Because her name looks well in print, Mary Davis as an athlete Has won many a five mile sprint Mary Ross and Shirley Farmer Have admitted the solemn tie, And were wed by the Justice of Peace In a small town near by Loulse Milam and Sue Acton Are starring on the stage Leta P1t6 18 an authoress Whose books are all the rage Darline Dobson has been thrlce marrled Jackle Rhodes is a comedlan star, hdward Spencer is a famous v1ol1n1st And broadcasts over GRR H188 Averett our dear, dear sponsor They say keeps a kindergarten now To relieve herself of the stra1n undergone When she settled our many a row And as 1 was gust wonderlng What would be my fate They passed on out of hearing And I m1ssed lt all too late The present then came back to l thought could th1s be true If so, when, where, and how? Frances stewart 12 0 e o 3 . 5 I I O 1 1 1. n 0 O l . 1 I 3 3 , . , I l 5 O . . 5 e 3 ..- l Q D . , , , Q 1 I I n . O . . ' 8 , . 3 1 p D , 0 ' me And, as you are thinking now, I . no as--aa ex--an-so-as es-as--as-aa as '