Ganado High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ganado, TX)

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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.

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SENICDRS J. D. Ashley Football 45-46, Manager 47, FFA 46-48. Jack Boepple FFA 45-48, Manager 47. Ralph Bufkin Football 47, Track 48. Anton Bures FFA 45-46, Football 47. Evelyn Cernota FFA 45-46, Pep Squad 45-48. Wanda Dulany FHA 45-48, Pep Squad 45-48. 'HW ,ff 'MX f L x