Fayetteville High School - Bluebonnet Yearbook (Fayetteville, TX)

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CLASS PR OPHE CY One day wh1le walk1ng down lVIa1n Street of Houston there came to me from somewhere soft sweet stra1ns of mus1c As I walked farther down the street I not1ced a s1gn World Famous Trumpeter S1nce Iam mterested 1n mus1c I entered the room and walked up to the trumpet player and much to my surpr1se who else could lt be but KERMIT LEE BACA the most handsome boy of the Semor Class of 1948 Wh1le go1ng down the street I met a lady who took a very shy look at me and walked on I thought th1s face looked very fam1l1ar so I turned to look back and she d1d also at the same flme I walked toward her and she told me she was none other than JEANETTE SEIFFERT who was a clerk at Schrrudt s Grocery Store Th1S to my surpr1se was EUGENE SCHMIDT who was the propr1etor of th1s large modern grocery store In cont1nu1ng my walk down the street I not1ced a Slgn wh1ch read If you want to keep 1h perfect health, see Dr EILERS I wondered 1f th1s could really be L F , the dancmg k1ng of the Class of 1948 So I walked 1n and there was VERBIE VERNELL DIPPEL h1s eff1c1ent and cheerful secretary There were just a few pat1ents wa1t1ng for the showed me to the Off1Ce Knock1ng on the door L F opened lt and Sald Come r1ght 1n make yourslef comfortable w1thout even not1c1ng who I was In came anurse who was none other than PEARLIE MINARCIK Ileft the doctor s 0ff1CE and went to take the elevator and f1nd that MAY DELL DIERKING was 1ts operator Farther down the street I took a tax1 to go to the Katy depot When the tax1 arrxved I chscovered the dr1ver to be VERNON LEE GIEBEL He drove so fast that I thought I d fly out the back seat any m1nute Upon arr1v1ng at the depot I purchased my t1cket and went 1nto the Waltlng room because lt was f1fteen mmutes unt1l tram t1me In the Waltlng room I met MARIAN KLIMEK, a dletltlan at St Joseph s Hosp1tal, who was go1ng home for a vacat1on When the tra1n arrlved I found no one else but CLARENCE ECKER MANN slow but sure as always as the conductor of the tra1n On the tra1n MARIAN and I met GLADYS SCHNEIDER who was com1ng from Galveston where she was employed 1n a Jewelry store doctor at the 1ime,' so I asked VERBIE if I could talk to him and she