Gaston High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Gaston, OR)

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g CLASS PROPHECY Jeepersl..Th1s sure is a beautiful day, The good Oregon sunshine and fresh air his crowded all worries out of my mind. what a wonderful day to y on the velvety green lawn under the lacy branches of the big weeping willow and just dream and dreammmf That girl sure looks familar and she acts as though she knows me. I wonder who it could be. Why of course! MY Old stand-by in high school, Jean Boyd. WHey, Jean! What's your rush? Why, I haven't seen you since we graduated in WASH, over six years ago. Come on up to the ranch with me and we can bring ourselves up to d8t84 Jean and I lazied around all afternoon, drinking ice cold lemonade, and laughing as we told of our experiences. By Just glancing at Jean I could tell she had made a success of her life. She was a graduate of Willamette University where she had studied hair styling and the designing of women's clothes. She has her own shoppe in the heart of New York City. Perhaps you have noticed her short and simple trade mark in some of your own smartly de- signed dresses-oWBoyd's Streamlined, Easy on the Eye, Easy on the Pay Check Wearing Apparell.n Jean and I were sorta day-dreaming when all of a sudden a little helecopter came soaring out of the blue sky and landed right in the middle of the big correll. NJean! Take a look at that muscle bound, he-man with the drape-shape that Just dropped out of heavene' WHL ya chicks, what's cookin'?W Jell wouldn't you know it. It it isn't casanova Ooley and still slinging the old line. - Wayne really kept Jean 4nd I doubled over with laughter while he spilled out all the mishaps that take place on his coffee planation and all about his many romances. The coffee that HE grows on his plantation is the best you can buy!!--You don't spend sleepless nights, it never gets a bitter twang to itg it just satisfies everybody--even your mother-in-law! And his romancesi? You've never seen such beautiful girls. Bleached blondes, dyed reds, brunettes that turned jet black over night, and last but not least the rainbows, you've seen them,Cstarting at the crown it is very blonde, then comes the purple tint, following is the red- violets and right on the ends is the most beautiful shade of fuc al . '

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Right after dinner, Jean, Wayne and I were in the living room swooning very solemnly over some sweet Boogie-woogie when we were startled by an intorruption--SPECJALAFLASH-::WLieut. Don Olson of the U,S. Navy has just arrived in Washington D.C. to report to the President. Lieut. Olson has been overeseas for four years. He has visited every part of the globe and has been through many dangerous and exciting experiences. He will start home tomorrow. It is rumored tha he expects to get married during this leave. You would think a Navy man would have more sense. what am I saying!! We will now return you to the Nationll Bromdcasting System.' Jean was the first to speak. WI've laid uwike mxny a night, wondering what happened to my old clussmltes. I guess I can sleep tonight because now I know. Janis, tomorrow Wayne and I want you to saddle up your two best riding horses for us so we can roam over this beautiful ranch of yours th1t you have worked so hard build- ing up the lmst six years,' - 'Jan1s, Janis!N I wus brought back to realityfpy Mom call- ing me to come into the house because it had started raining. Ohj This Oregon Weather! Q I