Fordland High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fordland, MO)

 - Class of 1956

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A P H E I made my first trip into town since the class of 56 graduated Thar' was a extree special reason fer that trip My boy Victor Timothidus Tickbottom was a graduatinl You all know about him They caught him runnin' a still down about Finley, and I ain't seen hide ner' hair of him since Back to my trip to town I got ole Nellie tied to the pole in front of ole Jennings store Its run by a couple of ole maids now what was them gals names? Now, I remember Missy Doris Clouse an Missy Eileen Warren Missy Eileen was gonna be a sec cre tairie, but I see she settled to raisen' cats That Iissy Doris an Mr Donald Rose had quiet a little flame burnin' in 56 as I pecgll I suppose she got tard' a waitin' fer him to get out of the National Guard and blew it out I read sometime ago, a year to be exact Cwe get thepaper every New Years Day, thats why I'm here now, to get the paper I was sayin' I read that boy Donald Rose after 19 years was promoted from Buck Private to Pri vate First Class I always did think that boy had a lotta' zip read the Tilford Whites announced the comin' marriage of their daughter Mary White, to Prince Loller McSnort of Sonaco That was sometime last year let's see she was about 37, now I think she was a bit young I walked down a little wa and there was a big new bu1ld1n', an the rock a stickin' in the corner said donated by William Kimberling after many successful years as Warden at Sing Sing I peeped in the winder an there was Missy Ida Mae Greene a tuckin' books away jest as happy as a lark, an handin' her books was Missy Leona Holloway I heard tell she was married to that boy she run a round with when she was in school an they was raisen' several youngins I read Kthat rock in the corner of that buildin' reminded mel that Tom Pirtle was transferred from Fordland Juvenile Detention Room fthe office? to Sing Sing an was still under the same supervision What was that name? Oh yes! Kimber ling I really read up all that paper I guess I'd best git the new one well, I got the new paper an what do you think was the first thing I saw Mr David Conely successful lawyer wins Sth divorce case free of alimony You know h'ed hafta' be purty dogone smart and successful to, do that Look, a column in the paper Says Miss Goldie Sarton writ it Now who would a thought it, an a gossip column at that Here in her column says Miss Carol Swearengin hottest Blues singer in New York, opens at the Top Hat tonight sorta had her figured for the lullabye type Here's a little note about Miss Yvgnne Burks She'll be preimerein' her Steve Stone writ it I always figured he'd write some slow movin' story This sure a1n't slow movin' anyhow I wouldn't be a movin' slow with Bloodhounds followerin' me Here's a column says sports, well, dig out mu Sunday Britches, Richard Rose has done up an become a sports writer His column says somethin' about his brother James Rose Iet's see, hes a boxer now Whats this he went S rounds with the Tiger Kid before a slam bam knock out Let's see who go knocked out OH' Bob Briggs is a pitchin' for the Dogers You know I can't remember as they've won the pennat since 55 I reckon I'll look at the adds, there always a mite lnterestin' Norma Smith owner of a 10,000 acre ranch in the panhandle of Oklahoma, needs cowhands Heres the nualifications 6'h Dark Handsome Male Single 30 no To bad I'm losln' my hair, cause I'd have me a job Here's another, Mr Floyd Burks a askin' if anybodv seen his wife when he last saw her she was 5'3 , Black hair, brown eyes, an warin' a green dress N0 REWARD I reckon as how he don't hardly want her back much, cause now days people won't do nothin' unless they get paid for it Miss Carolyn Lea invites all to her new dancin' classes on Peach Tree Ave Mambo, Congo, Rumba, Samba, an the Jitterbug Nary a word about the waltz. I tell you things is a movin' too fast these days Mrs Flo Criger, needs a baby sitter Reckon as how she must be desperate as she's a advertlsln' Let me read a little further Say's l2 children need capable hand I reckon as after all she is just a nite desperate I heard down at the Post Office Mrs Nancy Lamphier was a livin' in two of the houses out at that there Air Base Reckon one won't hold the kids I heard that Christine Baker was a nurse in a big horse pit al That never surprised me a mite My boy Victor Timothidus always said he figured as how she'd be a nurse, cause when WWF KIND T0 DUMB ANIMALS WEEKN rolled around, she was always kindest to people Well, I reckon I better git gonin' an get the paper to Plum Hill a for dark Com'on git 1 up Nellie C L S S P R O C Y I i . nl O K . I latest picture BLO0DHOUNDS FOLLOW ME tomorrow night at the Palace. Says Mr. O O a l D 0 .



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