Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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19 EPITOME 27 Norman XYerking .Y...,. Carroll McCullough Guy Davenport ...,...,. .Harold Bland ....,,... Blair Harter .,.,..,..,. Helen Copeland .,,,.,. Louise Bertram ....r,,re julia Doughty .,Y,., , Gene Stoneeipher ,,,, Blair Martin i....... Harry Scott ............ Marvel Holaday '.,,,,. Mary Beeson ......,.,....... Katherine Burgess ...,..... Deon Bookout ....Y......... NYilbur XYerking NYallaee Murray ....u... James Slnith ,,..,.,.. Paul 'Foulke ........ Violet Hill ........ Esther Dill ......,,......... Estella Thompson ...,.,, Dorothy Ellis ...,,..,.....,., Josephine Lannard ..,.,..,.. Naomi Lee ..o......,..,,,. Page twenty THE MUSIC BOX REVUE lorses Lightning ,,,,,...........l3i0' Boy D .f Own Louise ,,,i.,,,,My Sweetheart Glenda ,,..m...iille Made Me Cry ,..o..Red Headed Mania ..,,,,t..,,,,.......Lonesome Mamma ,v,,,...,..iCrazy XYords, Crazy Tune ,.,,...,Tie Me To Your Apron String Love My llahy ii.,,...Migl1ty lilue ..i,.....Mary Lou Katherina .i,..,.,Recl llot Henry Brown llad Bill ......,tYou-You Tell 'er I S-S-S-Stutter ,t,,,i.,lJorotl1y Blues ...,.,.iSleepy Time Gal .........XYahash Blues ,.,.i,...,My Stella ,,..............,.....Baby Face Girl in Ilis Arms ...,..,.Down hy the Nllinigar XYoiks

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19 EPITOME 27 WALLACE MURRAY Baseball '25, '26 Glee Club '24, '25, '26, Orchestra '26, '27 Class Play '26 '27 Page nineteen

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19 E P I 'I' O M IC 27 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY I.ast summer when I was visiting an Indian Reservation in Oklahoma, an old squaw, sitting at the entrance of her wigwam. asked to tell my fortune. She foretold such a happy futu1'e for me that I wished that I mig'ht lea1'n the futures of all my classmates. Iividently she read my mind, for she said that she would read the futu1'es of my friends at home for the ring I was wearing. I eagerly consented and the squaw entered the wigwam. I began to really wonder what and where all my friends would be on this same day in 1947. The squaw, as if in answer to my thought reappeared and said: Ilarold Bland is the first human to climb the north pole and place the Stars and Stripes on top of the pole. In his spa1'e moments, he teaches the liskimos to play basketball. His team has good chances to win the Polar championship. Louise Ilertram wins the hundred yard dash in the recent Olympic games. She has the reputation of being the fastest red haired woman in the world. Illair Martin has inherited IDurbin's restaurant and has developed it into a hobo's paradise where all hoboes may eat t1'ee ot charge. Ilowever, college graduates are preferred and get the best service. Violet Ilill holds the endurance prize for talking. Carroll McCullough and Norman XYerking' are rowing a motor boat to Jerusalem, where they are gomg' to cultivate dates. Incidentally they plan to see the world. Dorothy Ellis is a fluent saleswoman, selling post holes for Sears, Roe- buck K Co. IIa1'ry Scott is judge of the Supreme Court and has just declared un- constitutional the bill for furnishing Iceland with lawn mowers. Ile gives this proof of his stand on page one of Noah XYebster's dictionary. Helen Copeland is selling' loud speakers for the Aerialless, Tubeless. Bulbless Radio Co. You pay half down and 1'est for lifefor until the thing wea1's out. Marvel Iloliday is engaged in teaching' the little African children to play tiddle-de-winks. lt is rumored that the League of Nations is contemplat- ing' passing a law forbidding' such games of chance to be played, so it's not known what Ma1'vel will do then. James Smith has concocted a new machine that will cut his hair as well as keep it combed. Mary Katherine Beeson owns a bird sto1'e where she sells bird seed fo1' cuckoo clocks. I'aul Foulke and Dorothy Ifoulke, are seeing' thei1' dreams come true. They are receiving large 1'etu1'ns from Mr. Foulke's invention of a painless mouse tl'ap. Page twenty-one