Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

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8 TENTH--Don French, in r. v.erk moment, leaves his weak- ness for salted Peanuts to Liax Philson; his variety of techniques he wishes to give to Ross Grone. ELEVENTH--Bonita Delaney v.ills her red hair and green hair bows to Lola Boyes. fler wedding ring which she doesn't have (yet) to Ina Belle Gilian. Twelfth—LaVonne Laschanzky donates her beautiful long hair to Hazel Schneider; her G. I's, to Dorothy McAvoy with the hope that she will take good care of them. THIRTEENTH--Beverly Perkins bequeaths her ability to got along with people to .Mary Lou Iluellc; her gigrlo to Lois Dado. FOURTEENTH--Jack Stephenson, upon leaving F. H. S. de- sires to will his ability to apply the brakes to Dick i. son; nis scat in the rear of the assembly he leaves to be filled next year by James Dawson. £

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CLASS PROPHECY The Wheel of Fortune spine------around, around she goes, and where she stops----nobody knows--------------- As it slows down end finally comes to a stop, we see the Seniors of 1945 as they v;ill look ten long years from now. First appearing before us is LaVonnc Laschanzky. It seems she is married to a certain sergeant, and is he handsome» It seems, however, she was left holding tho bag and has been forced to return to her old pro- fession of teaching school. As the wheel begins to turn again, v:c see the per- sonage of Senator Ralph Broman of Podunk. As always ho has his number- 9»s resting on the glass-covered top of his desk. Yes, he is our Ralph(Tako-Life-Easy)Broman, the some as ever—only a little more so. His figuro fades, and now appears-------- Bonita Delany Gravatt. And is that.......YESJ It is l A small, curly-iv; ired lad of about six years, hanging onto her apron strings. His hair is not only curly, but red-wonder of all ’wonders! Wait a minute» I What? Isn't that all??? No, indeed J Before our eyes we see four more little shavers I What a life I Just as the vision begins to fade, we see a tall masculine fi- gure appear, bid the children hello, and then ap- proach his over-lovin' wife. Oh, darn I Darleness I Oh, well, here comes---------- Eileen Lovegrove. Y.'e can hardly hear her for the drone of the plane as she talks to the pilot. Al- though her trans-Atlantic flights take up much of her time, she still manages to keep in contact with Exeter, Nebraska. The plane now takes off, and we see no moro of Eileen. Suddenly upon the scene appears John V. Stephen- son, Esq., transportation magnate. His Rolls-Royco coats to a stop end he ushers his wife, the former Mary Lou Huelle, to the door of the Stork Club. Our wheel of fortuno begins to turn once more and-------- V.'e see the graceful chassis of Lorena Fishcl. She is holding a baton in her hand nd is leading a group of well-known musicians. As the curtain falls on the Continued on page 10.