Grafton High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Grafton, IA)

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f NJ CLASS PROPHECY JUNE 1960 1 111ef3'5.- - We see Mary Ann Nevratil and Elaine Bublitz Cbeing there were only two of thell decided to go into business as partners. They began by touring the United States and Landed on a small Island, which bears the name of Cape Breton Island north of Nova Scotia, where the two raving beauties acquired a swanky summer resort. They have been doing a real Job of entertaining eligible bachelors. JUNE 1965 . Glancing further into the future Huebner the former Elaine Bublitz, out Montana, where she has settled down Pure-Bred horses. She is an excellent we find Mrs. Kermit on the vast ranges of to a life of raising performer on a horse, Csun back dresses you of course she prefers riding bareback, knowi. She also spends much of her time with her family. We see her one dream came true Cshe spoke of it often in High-Schooli. She has three adorable youngsters, which keeps her time occupied. We find our charming adorable Mary Ann Nevratil buyer for Younkers of New York in the lingerie department. She spends very little time in New York as she is always looking for new fads and fashions in thin materials and pretty colors. Here's a tip from her when you are on your honeymoon please take light pinks and blues, but if you go to the mountains you had better take a pair of long, red flannel underwear. As the nights are might cold up nin dem dose hills'. As far as her love life she is still on the loose, but has quite honorable prospect, maybe there is a reason for always to be giving speeches on the radio, perhaps an announcer has caught her eye. I'm sure we will find out with in a few months how close we are to being right on the beam. Q 4 4 + 4 Q Q 4 i A young boy had been going to school about a week. One morning he announced, 'I'm tired of school, dadg I think I'll Stop.W 'But why don't you like school?0 asked the amazed father. W0h, it's all right,' conceded the boy, 'but it breaks up your day so.n 'I'm sorry to hear that your mother's il1,' said the sympa- thetic teacher to one of her small pupils. 'Is she sick a-bed?H Wwell, not exactly,' said the child. 'So far she's just sick a-sofa.'

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