Fowler High School - Goldbug Yearbook (Fowler, KS)

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LOL Madam Lu Zongs, the greatest fortune teller, reveals the future of tee class of '41 She has a crystalball with the power to scan the world and flnd outstanding peo le The dark ball suddenly shows the land of ice and snow and here in Alaska we f nd the former Miss Robinson, her exrlorer husband and several children No doubt you've heard of that fam ous William Hobart Burch, who is now a mis sionary and doctor in Kcbalo Africa We jour ney up the Vile and who sh uld m et us but larjorie Robinson ln her little birch canoe, no doubt on her way to Kobalo Miracles do happen for here in Buenos Aires, Argentlna, we find Viola Covey teacrlng the Rumba Mar ried to a preachers daughter we find Foy Fra zier who is now commander of afleet stationed at Guam In icy Greenland we find a noted scientist, Clarence Burns Here in the Blue Goose Nite Club, Maudessa Hardaway is singing and danclng the 'South American Nay ' It's rumored that she is running around with that famous playboy Freddie Eaton You ought to see his pent house In Honolulu we flnd Mary Jane He nz escaping the clutches of Edwards In Mexico we found that ever grlblng Juarez President of Mexico, direct ng the Pecns th midst of raris we flnd Eugene Plymale a famous designer of dresses for the latest odels Max Turner has succeeded in becoming a soldier of fortune and is an avlator in San Diego,Cal fornla Here we are back in Kansas At Wichita we find Marylln St Lawrence inter ested ln selling baby walkers Geraldine Ply male a little east ofthe fair city of Fowler, has become Mrs Hicks, Alfred Marrs has step ped into D18 dads shoes,1s farmlhg in Western Kansas, and owns the largest Artesian well ever dug Gladys Burton is spendlng her time in Fowler rals ng her family Robert Sobba is raising his family on a farm at Fowler, has married a girl that was a sophomore when LL we were seniors and is amember of the school board In the hustle and bustle of New York we find Vincent Callahan who has also taken up his father's trade and is frying hamburgers A great voice which wil' go down in history comes from the senior class,as Ardith Gardner is an opera singer at the Metropolitan in New xork City were on the baseball field with the New York Vankees we f1nd Sylvester Stelnce 'hat a wing Lights, Camera, Action, Cope is on the screen in Hollywood attempting to be the second Mickey Rooney,but no hope as yet Teaching the klndergarden in Chicago,Ill1no1s we flnd Geraldlne Edwards no doube there are intelligent kids Over the Hills and dells flies a T V A airliner there at the window we see Coletta Gerber,a stewardess She spends her spare moments watchlng the hills go by, and we do mean hills For the last five years Paul Glenn has announced the world series and has written all the latest popular nits for the most popular star of the screen, Fontella Hatfield we don't know if its love or not At Dallas Texas, a wall street cowboy is still slapping that bass kids We find Lillian drlght down here bringing up the little bass slappers At Denver,Colorado,Dorothy Leather man has become a home econmonic teacher and Eldena L1ttle,an outstandlng algebra te cher Irvln Marrs is still making weekly trips to Colorado It must be a girl Manager of the girls on the switch board in Kansas City, Missouri we find Dorothy McGuire At St Louis we see Robert Post married and proud father of three chunkie boys who are outstandlng football players Mr Roberts is a world famous doctorln Texas and has discovered how to take a man's head off and put it back on again without leaving a scar And so the Senior Class of 1941 and their soonsors go down in ristory WILL We the Senior Class being of sound mine and body do hereby establish and ordaln our last will and testmony in this year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and forty one As a class we bequeath to our underclassmen and succ essor the privilege of running, as they see fit, the high school of Fowler in the middle of the wheat belt Max Turner Leaves his school books to Mr Dillonl Lillian Wright Her big feet to Jerome Huslig Geraldine Plymale Her quick temper to Mr Hildyard William Burch His ability to run in the halls to Mary Glenden ing Robert Sobba His place at the study hall window to Lawerence Burns Marjorie Robinson Her possession of Burch to Maybelle St Lawrence Cla ence Burns His way with the women to Hank Husmann Mary Jane Heinz Her girlish figure to Mildred Lampe Freddie Eaton His school gi l complexion to Raymond Juarez Eldena Little Her height to Billie Harrold. Irvin Marrs--Leaves Cheney to Dale Reese to hold for future use. Vincent Calla han Wills his green tweed pants to Ervin H111 LFor a small fee you can also get his sus- pendersl Ardith Gardner--Leaves her quiet ways and manners to Norbert Meyers LMay they be well appreciatedj Ralph Juarez Leaves his girl at Dodge to Roy Marrs. LIf she will have himb Maudessa Hardaway Leaves her way with the teachers to Dale Low and Eugene Gooden. George Cope Bequeaths his artistic temperment to Irvin Sobba Roy Frazier Unwilllng leaves his many freshmen girl friends to that man about town Mr Micheal Husmann Marilyn St Lawrence Hills her breath taking cowboy to her sister Maybelle Kplease handle with carel Gladys Burton Leaves her ability to keep house and raise a family to Lulu Belle Reese. Geraldine Edwards Leaves her sweet baby face to Mary Helen Bradley in hopes it shall never be lifted Sylvester Steinke Leaves his weak voice to Alene Mahieu Fontella Hatfield Wills her arguing ability to Martha Crown Eugene Plymale His good looks to Roscoe Marrs Dorothy McGr1re Her bright ideas to Leverne Huslig Alfred Marrs Does not want to will his blgfeet to anyone tHe might need theml Dorothy Leatherman Her big brown eyes to Ray Walker Jack Kissel Wills his boots 'Baboon' Paul Glenn His nickname to Kenneth Roberts Viola Covey Her ability to attract out of town visitors to Norma Lee Harrold. Robert Post His athletic ability to Juanita Deaver. Coletta Gerber--Her maidenly form to Charlene Cheney. This document drawn up by members Of the day the twentysecond of the month of April in the year of nineteen hundred and forty-one, is therefore publicaly announced and recorded by the Senior Class. Signed by Mr. Max.Turner, Miss Coletta Gerber d Mr. Robert Post. 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