Galena Park High School - Jacket Yearbook (Galena Park, TX)

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JO K E I woke to look upon a face Silent, white and cold. Oh, friend, the agony I felt Can never half be told. We'd lived together but a year, Too soon it seemed, to see Those gentle hands outstretched and still That toiled so much for me! My awakening thoughts have been of one Who now to sleep had dropped. 'Twas hard to realize, oh, friends, My dollar watch had stopped. ' 4 4 Kenneth: Meet me 'at the Rice Hotel at eight. Carol: The Rice Hotel? . . . Say, that's a nice place. Kenneth: Yeah, and it's close to where we are going, too. . 'k i' Teacher Ito 7-year-oldl : So you have broken off a tooth, have you? How did you do it? Seven-Year-Old: Shifting gears on a Iollipop. 'A' it Chas. E.: What model is your car? Johnnie: It's not a model, it's a horrible ex- ample. i' i' Miss Davis: Give me a well known date in Roman history. The Suction Kid: Anthony's, with Cleopatra. i' i Melvin: Everything seems to be brighter after l've been with you. Barbetta: It should, you never go home until morning. 'I 'k Will power is the ability to eat ONE salted peanut. 4 4 Girls can keep secrets just as well as boys only it takes more of them to do it. Gail: Well, I finally passed trig. Betty C.: HonestIy? Gail: Don't be so inquisitive. 4 4 Miss Davis: In what battle was General Custer killed? Bill Burgess: His last battle. 4, 4 Mrs. Moore: Jean, I've been thinking of re- tiring next year and letting you take over the business. Betty Jean: Why do that, Mother? Why not Miss Miss You You You You Miss Mr. run it a few more years and we'II both retire? 4 'Y Hanna: I'll now show you a frog that I dissected this morning. lOpens bundle revealing two sandwiches.l Hanna: That's funny. I was sure I ate my lunch today. 4 4 can tell a freshman by the way he stares, can tell a sophomore by the way he combs his hair, can tell a junior by the way he struts, can tell a senior, but you can't tell him much. : i' t Todd: Will you love me when my hair is gray? Gogelz Why not? Haven't I stuck with you through brown, red, black afid blonde? 'A' i' Orville: I'm taking part in ci battle of wits tonight. Jerry: How brave of you to go unarmed 4 4 Three little kittens have lost their mittens, And don't know where to find them--the dopes!

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CLASS PROPHECY As I gaze info my crystal ball, it is the year of l955. I see Betty Clifford behind a desk, an executive of a large concern. She is conferring with Gail Farmer who designs the exclusive clothes their firm produces. A smartly dressed customer is Wanda Lee Huffman, private secretary to J. P. Morgan. .I. P. has just had a conference with those famous engineers, William Bur- gess, aeronautical engineer, L. B. Sanders, electrical engineer, Alvin Thrash, geologist, and Charles Ethridge, oil tycoon. They are all on their way to their exclusive bachelor club to meet Billy Frank Pyburn, that internationally known artist. Pat Johnson, scoop reporter, has flashed the news of the return from Europe of the Superintendent of the Mayo Clinic and winner of the Nobel Prize for medicine, Dr. Jean Moore. Senator Robert Dunn is flooded with pleas from the public to run for president. Margaret Burke and her six children entertaining Carol Henry, Indian princess of Oklahoma. ls that, yes, Lois Brinkley, wife of the Admiral of the United States Navy. Johnnie Ziober, football coach of Wharton High School, meets his old friend Harold Henson, football coach of Yale University, at the annual football coaches' convention in Chicago. I see Edith Welfl, a Catholic Nun at St. Mary's in Dallas. Orville Armstrong, Hollywood comedian, presents his own radio show, sponsored by Pepsodent, with glamorous Alline Acker, guest star. Verna Miller is stewardess on the Trans-Atlantic Rocket Plane piloted by Dorothy Parker. I see Eugenia Weisinger, bookkeeper, and Loretta Lemon, secretary to Brown and Root, Inc. Who is that! It is Alfred Reynolds, seaman first class, with a girl in every port, that girl in Galena is Mary Louise Stout. Helen Clouse behind the in- formation desk at Macy's Department Store. The little brunette beauty opera- tor is Modene .Parisher. That mechanical wizard, Ray Brandon, is an assistant to Professor Einstein. That little blonde housewife in the ruffled apron is Ava Anderson. The President of the Women's Missionary Society, it is-Jo Stephens! That Casanova, it's Wallace Ryan! Robert Whitney is a commercial artist for Harper's Bazaar. That housewife baking bread is Doris Tynes. Joyce Singleton is that stenographer with the engagement ring. Foreign Corre- spondent Billie Jo Womack is flashing the latest news from Europe. I see- Jerry Murphy, general manager of the Midway Theater. EUGENE MCCLENDON ESTELLE CONNOR JERRY HOUSTON DOROTHY MCFADDEN

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