La Center High School - Procedo Yearbook (La Center, WA)

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' SNQIWOIQ CLASS IDROIM-IIECY It was the year of 1960, and I had often wondered what my classmates of 1944 were now doing. Nevertheless, mere wondering wasn't going to help meg so I turned on the radio to break the monotonous silence of the evening. Suddenly I heard the famil- iar voice of Miss Bowers, the most famous woman news analyst of the Western Hemisphere. I caught a memory striking name. The Tommy lanville of Johnson,had just eloped for the seventh what do you know! I remember 'way back was voted the most bashful girl of the would have guessed it? 1944, Della time. Well, in '44, she season. Who Margaret Fassler is now a renowned History profes sor in Harvard University Her fifth history book entitled, nTen Easy Lessons on How to Read and Absorb History,' is now on sale Kathy Rand, the U S Ambassador to England,has just gone to confer with the Prime Minister She is playing a great part in the history of the world, re collecting her attentive interests in history during 1944 This morning, Sylvia Hantho Kline, the Pres1dent's personal body guard, exterminated an intruder in the intruder had everyone in Sylvia as the heroine of mouse it was none other than 1944, who is now a Brook acquired a Brooklyn ac cent for he said, 'Me goil fr1en', De Lores Johnston, toined me down Sho ot hitched to a six foot gent wfat weren't welt' nut'in Poor Dick! It seemed De Lores had been working as a Commercial teacher in a Brooklyn school and had married a professor I turned back to the radlo to hear Miss Bowers say that Leonard Loveless, now of Dogpatch, had just gone to visit with his aunt in New York Leonard, the modern Frank Sinatra, is being featured at the Stork Club, singing the current season's mo t popular song presidential dwellings The a panic, and everyone hailed the day The intruder was a The telephone rang, and Dick Eagle, that cave man of lyn cop He seemed to have hit, 'Paper Doll, which he recently revived Betty Skidmore Swenson, it seems, is in an idea situation She has turned out to bo a confi globe trotter She marrled an old man with A ha f?A957f cough and lots of money He died a few years lat rx leaving her a mlllionairess ag' ge f sf-Milf' ,Jw f 4 f'N. .- 0 0 Q o o 1 O 0 o o - - . V - 0 ' .3 ' ll n 9 . 1 O S I ll u Q If V -H' 1' , ff-5' 'K N 1 ' ' -'V' . 0 1 V if , , ' '-c - . . .f - I . .. , ' 0 . '12, ' -.Q-l' ' . ' Q- , ,gg ' 015, 4 'f'L.f, 17 ,- --iw'-I' ' if. I , . ,f

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Of course, everyone is quite well informed about our world champion heavy-weight fighter, Frank Bes- eda. His next bout is scheduled for next Friday. He has had 50 fights and has won all 50 of them. I re- member back in '44 he used to pick Dick Eagle up and carry him all around the halls with a mero flick of his hands. Dick looked so astonished--but so did we. Mrs. M. Goble, the former Helen Hagedorn, 'Mr' Goble, and the twins, recently returned from the East where they attended the New York World's Fair. Mr. J. B. Milleris late speech to Congress seems to have really made a hit with not only the U. S. public, but also with that of the foreign world. His ambition was to be an orator, I remember, and he cer tainly seems to have made a grand success of it Ruth Soehlfs fireside chats have become even more famous than those of Presldent Roosevelt She, the first woman presldent, has become widely admired by the public for her wisdom and quick decisions She graduated in three years with us '44 Seniors. I'm only a lonely old maid with a few cats for companions, but I'm not so old, I still have hopes of capturing a prosperous looking man Mabel Henshaw EVEN i PM an wif ,, , 0 . . y . . Q . , . . X 0 V . . -Q ' l .- ,-, . 4 if ' pp '- X if I . ' 11- S. '-4 1- 1 ' ,-wigs , E up Q , , A 5,E1:L11g:255:l,. ' l , .. J . 'N . Qgtt ? H5 F' -- X .. ' ' Q . 'fi' ,... ?ETT