Newtown High School - Bugle Yearbook (Newtown, CT)

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mum KNEW! It is known that Capricorn is a difficult master, many, many decisions must be made by one who is ruled by it. In 1947, Emy Lou Strasburger will likely decide to enter nursing school. However, even though it will take up some years of her life, this will not hinder Emy Lou from finding her true position. Music flows deep in the veins of a true Capri- cornian. Miss Strasburger is destined to become a great concert pianist. CWhat! You doubt the stars? Have you ever heard Emy play?J A pattern was set in 1945 and whatever decisions were made then are likely to be carried out by those born under Aries. This means that Lorraine Wheeler will probably continue working for the telephone company and saving her wages for that happy day coming some june. Velma Kovacs' and Carol Clark's horoscopes are so much alike that I am wondering if they will not go into business together. With his Sagittarian given mathematical mind, Burr Morgan will take office in the U. S. Treasury Department in 1955. During that same year, Mary Crouch, also born under Sagittarius, will leave her position as a secretary in the D. M. Read Company to marry a prosperous Newtown farmer. Frank Leaver begins his climb to theatric immortality in 1947. When Capricorn makes a complete cycle and Venus and Leo shake hands or paws, you will find Frank with a headline name and pockets lined with lucre. In 1958 the winning girl will enter Frank's life-a southern belle with a sense of humor and enough Yankee sense to come in out of the rain. No matter how drastic circumstances become in the future years, there is strong evidence in the stars that our class will land on its feet, and probably in a better position than before. No, I am not an astrologer, but I can predict that the class of '46 will succeed in bringing honor to its school. What each individual of this class will accomplish in the years to come-heaven only knows. -MARTHA ROTHE. Yi? iiiiflr fx I s we mi N 4 X ,ef I 4 t an g 1 We . X I dk SAGATTARI US SCORPIO so 1 M 'vi- 4 e Sq JQNE my JULY zz CANCER , Jutv, za N N AUG.'2'2.. , LEO Q LJ - . :Mx ' x L 7 X JNL iivmcos M db'Y idx IiLmRA5i

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