Mangham High School - Dragon Yearbook (Mangham, LA)

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Board of Education, Superintendent, Teachers and All of our Friends: The following is the future of each of the seniors of the class of 1950-51. Joe Matheny and Jesse Mercer-neither a phoney, Will be the next twins to pose for Toni, Fannie King-well known for her basketball, Will be a success on the radio-advertising Hadacol, Fred Jones, who seems to be a favorite with the state, Will make a hit at his hobby of selling fish bait, Charles Middleton, with his pretty black wavy hair, Hopes to make Clark Gable look in the mirror with dispair, Clara and Dorothy, in the next few years to come, Will pose for Colgate tooth paste in Washington, One of our little but loud seniors, Jack Box, Will go down in history as bat-boy for the White Sox, Jimmy and Alfred, who like every book to abuse, Will go down as reporters for the Boston News, And now as I see in my crystal ball, Jerry Lou Hagar, will marry someone dark, handsome, and tall, The proud president of our class, Max Ross, Will waste no time in becoming Dick Tracy's boss, Ramona Bacle, who is soon to say 'I do, Is sure to be followed by Patsy and Nancy Faye too, Another of our little but proud seniors, June Bell, Will soon be office clerk for the Southern Rail, And now our love boy, Kenneth Bradshaw, Will sell shoe soles for the famous 'Cats-Paw, Our ever-ready history mate, Lou Edna Broadway, Will make radio suffer with Bob Hope and Doris Day, Richard Hoggett, who seems to be a little shy, Is soon to dance and sing and kiss his blues good-bye, Fred Douciere, who has done the school little harm, Will settle for a wife-six kids-and a farm,

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Two tall and lanky fellow students-Fred Sweetman and Alvin King Have promised to keep the Richland Parish garbage cans clean, And now the one who wants a Bachelor's degree, Why, that's none other than Calvin Free, Now Tom and Dutch, as loud as they may be, Will sign up with the ever-ready U, S, infantry, Our football heroes-E, Lee and Bobby Hendrix, Have decided to be chief washers for Bendix, Gloria Grant, with her mother's permission, Will gradually become a laboratory technician, Annie Ruth and Cynthia, who never bother anyone, Hope to be assistants to the Richland Beacon and Frank- land Sun, Oh! Now there's a crack in my crystal ball, It must be Ann Hale, the loudest senior of all, Now you have seen the future of each senior-except me, Well let's just wait and see what my Tomorrow will be, By-Mable Lee Adams