Fermata School - Spur Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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Seam Glwu Pwphwff ...-.qol T was nice lying on the warm grass, looking up at the sky and just reminiscing and wondering. As the big white clouds wafted continuously on, I lost touch with reality and found in their shapes the answer to my thoughts. The Seniors of 1941 passed by as they were now and ........ There was Annex proudly sitting behind the wheel of a shiny, black Cadillac, which had her beloved red leather seats and white wall tires. Next to her was a little Jones Terrier and there was no doubt about it-she was really heading for California this time. Soon Nano came into view and she was wanderin throu h an art al- S g 8 lery in Greenwich Village with her husband, who was very Bohemian, with whom she had just recently eloped. Even from my position I could hear her gently humming a song from Bittersweet . And there was Kay,' contentedly seeing America by bus, oblivious to the spectacular scenery as she heatedly continued a political discussion. Kay was now well-known in the literary world, as a sports reviewer and as a second Dorothy Kilgallen. I could not make out who was so involved at the grocery store counter, bu in canned oods with two dark haired twins trailin her, but of course, it .V E' 8 g . was Kiki of the long dark hair and cowlicked eyebrow, being very domestic. The next cloud that Hoated into sight bringing pictures of the Ferinata Seniors, was the most beautifully shaped one yet. I recognized the capitol, and on the steps was the newly elected Secretary of Labor, who was creating a sen- sation with a fiery speech. Goodness! It was Bobby ! The crowd 1'oared its approvalg the cloud melted into the horizon. Joan as president of the Citizens Legal Rights Committee, was arguing voeiferously and standing up for her liberty. Having won her argument, she dashed onto the polo field for a few exciting chukkers with the wo1nen's team, which she had organized. 4 Andy surrounded by a flock of nine children. The shape of the cloud changed, and from St. Paul the scene changed to a rambling ra11ch in Tucson, Arizona, whe1'e Andy was directing the building of a swimming pool, a tennis court and a golf course.