Ganado High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ganado, TX)

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CLASS PROP!-IECY Lonnie Mae Fleeman, we are told, is a mathematics teacher in some high school. Can't you just see her trying to make some hard- headed child understand that 4 sq. y sq. cannot be factored? Rita Mae Liberda is living on the outskirts of Sugar Land, Texas and will be .for quite some time. She was finally caught killing fleas and stuffing ticks. Georgia Surovec and Dolores Novosad will not be plotting and plan- ning to go to a dance but how to keep their daughters from going. Homer McLean, a successful business man. will 0Ve1'100k the mis' takes of his titan-haired stenographer, Arnita Koudelka, but will seek every false step made by his assistant manager, .Tack Boepple. Roland L erda, aprominent citizen and merchant, will in a polite way explain e merit of some cotton material to a grandmother which she believes to be silk or try to fit a young lady with a number two shoe when she should wear size six. Wanda Dulany's natural talent is her voice. It will not be many years before a new star will rise in the Grand Ole Opera. As we travel down the road of time we learn that Frances Padilla and Raymond Tristan were happily married a few years back. They own a little Mesa shop. Elroy Wiese is a public surveyor and has been seeing quite a bit of Evelyn Cernota, now majoring in domestic art and science in a girl's college. Why they were barely on speaking terms was back in 1948. Bachelor Elbert Farris owns a rattle snake farm. He has a small cafe and specializes in rattle snake sandwiches. Well, if it isn't J. D. Ashley, still wearing his cowboy hat and that little fellow beside him with the matching hat sure looks a lot like him. Who would have thought way back in '48 that Lillie Mae Englemohr and J. D. would settle down on his big ranch. Speaking of movies we understand that Lola Lazula, originally Lucille Roehl, is thinking of giving up her career and marrying. Josephine Matus is now modeling as Venus for Marvin Morrow, that successful young artist who is certainly coming up in the world. Robert Willoughby, the mayor of White Hall City, was telling us about him trying to get street lights for the city but has not succeeded so far. 1 Lyn Pape, Still Shy and serious as ever, has finally settled down with his sweet wife Elsie Dusek and their two sets of twins. Elsie started out to be a secretary until she met Lyn and decided to settle down with him.

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CLASS PROP!-IECY Lorraine Mae Pfeffer will be a concert pianist famous not only on the concert stage of the U. S. but all over the world her playing is known and admired. Vaughn Williams, so we are told, has been playing professional football in the East but has now retired to a small ranch. Lorraine Scheel, his special cook and housekeeper, and Annie Huseman, his private secretary, say that he goes to the theater every night just to buy a ticket from that cute cashier Evelyn Janssen. Word comes that LeRoy Liberda entered the Priesthood and is ser- ving as a missionary in China. Anton Bures, local owner .of the gin says that Benny Olsovsky, a prosperous cotton farmer, made the first bale this year. Also, that Leon Srubar, local cotton buyer, is going to build a recreation hall for the teen-agers. Elizabeth Kaspar who couldn't even make a table rise way back in '48 is now the only woman world-famous magician. Further along Buddy Oliver, announcer for KVIC, is advertising the wonders of television. Fred Jaap, who loved dancing while he was in high school, is now a partner of a dancing team touring the country. 'aFeet , Ralph Bufkin, who is still loafing around in Ganado, but all the girls have become wise to that line he hands them. Irene Mikusek has taken over the Gregurek Orchestra and is now conducting it. Elsie Olsovsky has recently been employed at the local telephone office as chief switchboard operator.