McHenry High School - Spectrum Yearbook (McHenry, ND)

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BERTIL IOHNSON RICHARD AASAND CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLOR White Rose Pink and Charcoal Gray CLASS MOTTO Tis The Set Of The Sail And Not The Gale That Determines Our Destiny LOUANN Basketball l 2 3 4 Secretary of Student Council 2 Student Council 3 President of Student Council 4 Annual Staff l 2 3 4 Finders Creepers 3 Jacob Comes Home 4 Here Come The Brides 4 Glee Club 2 KATHRYN The Skeleton Walks 2 Flnders Creepers 3 Iacob Comes Home 4 Glee Club 2 FAY Basketball 1 2 3 4 Student Councill 2 Annual Staff 1 Z 3 Annual Staff Brides 4 MABEL Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Fmders Creepers 3 Here Come The Brides 4 Glee Club 2 ARLEN Iacob Comes Home 4 BERTIL Iacob Comes Home 4 Here Come The Bndes 4 RICHARD Student Council l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 The Skeleton Walks 2 Finders Creepers 3 Iacob Comes Home 4 Baseball 2 3 4 I I 1 4 1 7 I I 7 I f 1 I 2 I 7 - . : I ' I I : I I I : I 7 I I Y Editor 4: Glee Club 2: Finders Creepers 3: Iacob Comes Home 45 Here Come The : : 2 ' 2 I . I I ' . : I I ,I 2 I I I F 2 I I I , .

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F AY BROWN MABLE MANZ ARLIN SOMERVILLE NIP LOU ANN BIORNSON KATHRYN RAMEY

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The Report of A Psychlatrlst The members of the class of 1956 have been very much mterested in psychology many of them havlng taken profound courses ln such awe rnsplring phases of the subject as psychoanal ysis and psychlatry Naturally they got all wrought up about their represslons and complexes defense mechanlsms and ratlonallzations When the world renowned psych1atrist Professor Abdullah Freudson Brillmg came to town and opened a consultlng room for the mentally unfit and the 1ntel1ectually unsettled all these earnest students rushed to see him Now don't misunderstand me I am not imply1ng that they were unf1t unsettled or un anythlng They all went to be psychoanalyzed Of course no one ever found out what the Professor told them but lt was generally reported that they were most anxlous to learn 1n what field of endeavor they would be most successful a very natural anxiety And now comes the excitlng part of my story Last n1ght I too had occasion to enter Professor Abdullah Freudson Br1ll1ng s offlce No not because of any mental weakness merely to collect the rent My father owns the bu1ld1ng And what do you think? You don t do you? Well I ll tell you The Professor wasn't 1n and to k1ll the time I read the magazmes on the table 1n the waxting room You know the sort of magazines you f1nd 1n a doctor's off1ce Well the Professor's magaz mes were even more Afterl d read MODERN PRISCILLA for December 1910 LITERARY DIGEST for Iune 1927 around for another lot of new snappy llterature All I could frnd was a black covered notebook at the very bottom of the p1le It was filled w1th closely typed notes Iust as I was about to close it I saw to my amazement the names of my classmates I looked again and dlscovered that those notes were the Professor's pr1vate and genuine opinlons of those who had consulted him I confess it without shame I read that notebook I determined that my friends should not be mrsled I would f1nd out what the Professor really thought they would become And what I found out! I copled it down so I'd not forget Have no fear that what I'm telling you is incorrect It s exactly what the famous psychia trist wrote about the members of the Senlor class all of whom, evidently consulted him Mable is a charming type Domestic and capable but w1th a slight inferiority complex due to the unfortunate fact that once she received only second prize in an international bread baking contest In a couple weeks she will be the happy w1fe of a prominent farmer with the nicest home and nicest meals in the country In addltion to that she will be a lecturer on homemaking the kind who tell people over the back fence how to bu1ld a front porch out of packing boxes and how to feed ten people seven days on twenty three cents apiece She will undoubtedly grow fat as the result of eating her own cooking but she will always be cheerful and a model house keeper Her husband will probably become bored and elope with a cashier in a tea shop, but I cannot be sure I have not psychoanalyzed him as yet LouAnn belongs to the great body of people who have a superiority complex Evidently someone, when she was very young praised her to excess for something she did and she has never recovered It gave her an ingrowing personality Her delight and skill in getting others to work while she watches and her ability to answer all questions sometimes correctly to say nothing of the snappy and forceful manner in which she orders other people around point to but one calling that of a school teacher Fifty years from now, gray haired perhaps and a trifle wrinkled but young at heart and still going strong she will be found in our school bossing not only her own people but everybody on her floor Kathryn is one of the most mterestlng cases of the many I have studied, possessing psychic power to a remarkable degree This is shown clearly by her vague, indefinite manner. She has a low visibility and a high mind, rn tune w1th the mfinite and on familiar terms with the spirit - I I I D l I I . . I 0 I ' ' ' ' . , ' so. ' 2 . : THE ETUDE for February, 19147 and GRANDMNS HOME COMPANION for April, 189 op 1 looked