Ganado High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ganado, TX)

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CL-ASS VVILL Students, Board of Education, Superintendent, Teachers and Friends: Upon behalf of my client, the class of 1947, Ganado High School, city of Guido. state of Texas, u.S.A. I have asked you to unite here to listen and hear the last will and testament, and to receive the gifts which she has bestowed upon you. These are her final decisions planned through careful consideration. Such things she thinks she has, she hereby gives into your possession, praying that you will accept them as a sacred trust from one who has gone before. Listen one and all, while I read this document as duly drawn up and sworn to. She wills to the following: The Sobhonore class of 1907, her good-looking boys. Marvin Marrow, Gene's ability to work Trigonometry problems. Roland Liberda, Innocence's ability to attract girls. Dolores Hovosad, Adah Hae's attraction to LeRoy. Pat Hicks, Andrew's All-District. Her Superintendent, Hr. 0.6. Masterson, her sincere affec- tion and heartiest gratitude for all that he has done for us during our stay at Ganado High. The dear faculty who have been our instructors in all the wisdom of the years, a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nights and peaceful dreams. Loraine Scheel, Georgia's habit of studying. Lonie Fleeman, Helen's love for dancing. Elbert Farris, Allen's distance from Georgia's house. Vania Dulany, Geraldine's likeness to write a Scalper. Pinky fLeonl Srubar, Dan's love for socker. The Freshman Class of 1907, her ability to study Christine Nixon, Josebhine's power of getting her ear at night. B.V. Hicks, Jimnie's bashfulness, and his All-District title. Helen Veberneck, Marilyn's ability to spike. Robert Willoughby, Jerry's athletic ability. Rita Liberda, Dorothy Hichss likeness to speak before the public. Buddy Oliver, Louis' way of getting along with Adah Mae. Homer McLean, Dorothy Husak's talent to sing. Vaughn Williams, Isidor's All-District title- Joggphine Matus, Elgin's love for bicycling. Lyn Pape, Fillie's quiet and shy habits. Jack Boebple, Alois' habit of talking. LeRoy, Vesley's ability to dance. Georgia Surouec, Johnnie's likeliness to argue. Ted Stevenson, Joe's failure to grow.

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6745012 'I3 T20 T3-I-I ECY Let us gaze ten years into the future upon the little village of Seniors, '47. As we get off the train at the station, there is none other than that slap-happy Andrew Salaway. He is now a railroad engineer. Pausing to talk co him a few minutes, we are told that he has just received a letter from Ray Beth, now the Mrs. Louis Matocha of Hollywood. saying that she talked to Dorothy Husak, the personal secretary if Jimmy Chytka, a famous movie producer. We understand that these two see tuite a lot of each other after business hours. Why, if I'm not mistaken, there is Alois: m'r. Peters to you, the justice of Peace. marrying that gay and giddy couple Marilyn Cook and Dan Janica. Why ten years ago who would have ever dreamed that these kids would have made that very important step together? But then anything is possible with the Seniors of '47. As we stroll on down the streets, there is Dr. J.L. Williams hanging up his shingle beginning his practice of medicine. By the way, he is still waiting on that girl from T.S.C.W. It seems that the high school superintendent, Gene Qatliff, was very happy gn starting this year of teaching in, at last, the new school. Of course, you knew that Vesley Yoas was the grade school princi- pal and Innocence Hajovsky is the coach? Which reminds me that Joe Tristan and Johnnie Padilla, co-owners of the bakery, tell us that Isidore Tristan is playing professional football in the East. As Professor Ratliff, still a bachelor, shows us through the new school building, whom do we run into except Helen Goff, that is, Mrs. Dierschke, bringing one of her three children, Walter plans on coming home for this Jr., to school. She tells us that Elgin Vyuial, the town's drug- gist, talked to Josephine Trcka in nurses training in San-An- tonio, over the phone, and she party planned in Gerry WeaUer'S leading laboratory technicians said she was coming home for the honor. Ada Mae Swank, one of the in dumole Office at Houston also great reunion of the Seniors of '47, Gerry Weaver, in whose honor the party is being given, has just returned from a tour after playing her violin in concerts all over France. The party is to be in El Campo at the home of Mrs. Glaze, formerly Dorothy Hicks. Her private secretary, Miss Georgia Wells, is planning the party. It's none of our ousiness, of course, but we understand that she and Allen Prataa plan on announcing their engagement at the party. Willie Novak, a pros- perous farmer, plans on attending the party, also.