Patricksburg High School - Memories Yearbook (Patricksburg, IN)

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P H S MEMORIES 1935 CLASS PROPHECY fBy LOIS Longj Pretend1ng we have read ln 1935 the Senlor Class prophecy fo1 1945 and pretend1ng1t1s now 1945 let us look agaln at thls book and see the S mors today as they were prophesled ten years ago Openlng the fi st page we see the prettlest slght 1mag1nable Here vse see a llttle wh1te bungalow w1th green shrubs surroundlng It and bloomlng red roses v1n1ng about It On elther slde of the house ale Howelbecs w1th flowers w1th all colors Then he1e the shade of a beautlful g1een maple s1ts our own Slbyl busy wr1t mg poetry Should you l1ke to hear a b1t of lt she asks These are among the lovellest thlngs I know A WlSp of eurllng smoke agalnst the snow The fresh and fragrant scent of new mown hay The sun thru storm clouds on a wlnter day Tuurnlng another page we hear a roarlng sound from the skv and looklng up we see a great alrplane Hlgher and hlgher It 19 11s1ng and now1t suddenly twnls and shoots downward toward the roofs of the clty We wonder who the p1lot mlght be so we hurry to the alrport ln tlme to see the large bud l1ke monster make a p91feCt landlng Cllmblng out of the COCkp1t IS no othex than Geol ge Johnson and h1s mascot a l1ttle pup called Wlmpv George says hes 1ust been to South Ameuca to see the Andes GO1Hg up to a lunch stand he says Ill gladlv pay you Tuesday for a ham bulger today te1n shole Malvland He IS fa great fa1me1 1n a country that vull 12189 anvthlng that ever grew any where from cotton to pretty glrls f1om fish to buffalo and flom peaches to watelmelons He stands fl ont face to natule and gets h1s hung at filst hand He sws he chose a brunette vufe because IH leal dnt farmlng a blond would show the dlrt more And tho Mls Mlller says that the deadenlng 1out1ne of moth balls and SCOllllY1g powde1 gets monotlnous Ben stud1ed the fine art of lovemaklng and IS qulte a model husband and nex er neglects h1s Wlfe for mexe business Turnlng another page we are attracted by a slgn wh1ch reads Expert Seamstless of Women s Apparel People are comlng and gomg fxom the shoppe contlnuallx and vse curlously wonder who IS the sensatlonal person xx 1th1n Stepp1ng 1ns1de we meet ou1 good fuend Feln Rover She IS maklng a lovely ex enlnff gown fol the Honorable Governors w1fe to wear to a banquet Fern shows us a few of her masterp1eces and we know why she has so many cus tomers A word from her I cheerfully warble some rustlcal ditty Whlle plvlng the needle w1th exqu1s1te art The bllght l1ttle needle the sulft flylng needle The needle dlrected by beauty and art 24 . Q ' 7 . fl. 4 1. 1 . M W . . . . , lk n no - . 1 ' ' . ' . ' al . . ' In 1 A K - ' U - ' ' 77 KK ' ' n 1 Z . . , - 5 ' 99 . . x n P a L A .A L I. x . n I C 1 x N I , 4. . . , . R. . K6 5 L 7 . v - , as On page three we find Harr1son Mlller 1n the heart of the eas- . . .D . K L . . , u S 1 'Y l. 7 1 c 1 1 I I' 7 all . Ck, . . . , 7 L - I n LA. ' ' f ' ' .' ' .: ll , a sy ' + L K A 7 . f L 1 1, ' ' G , . n C u L. an - ,H . . . ,, . . . 1 '-' . , v K 2 ' , as . , 1 ,.. ....,

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P H S VIEMORIES 1935 On the fifth page we are yery much rnterested rn our ord frrend Nelson Grafe VVe used to thrnk he would be a great polrtrcran the way he used to vrsrt the Whrte House But he decrded that all the polrtrcs he wanted was berng Presrdent of the Senror Class of '35 He rs strll that fun loyrnv fellow he always yvas At the present yve find hrm a dashrng warter rn a rrtfy restaurant rn Indranapolrs where he drayvs customers lrke molasses draws fires and there rsnt any magnetrsm about hrm erther He rs enroyrng lrfe as usual and wouldn t trade places wrth anybody rn the yvorld Turnrng another page we behold the greatest Math Latin and Socrology teacher rn Indrana Jewel Oberholtzer She teaches her students so well that the dumbest ones never make below 90 and to thrnk she acqurred her basrc knowledge at an rnsrgnrficant place on the map lrke Patrrcksburg And tho she hasn t been to the Smoky Mountarns Cas all teachers shouldb she strll remembers a lot of Mr Davrdson s storre to tell her students for rllustratrons And do those Indrana bnrversrty students gobble them rp rust lrke she used to Turnrng page sey en we blrnk our ey es rn amazement as we seem to recognrze the pretty young lady all dressed rn a neat whrte nurse s unrform come walkrng out the door of a brg Unron Hosprtal Of course we are rrght for who else could rt be but our Jolly Gertrude She tells us she has worked there for five years and we rind out she can haye a rob there ten years rf she wrll stay because she rs the most etricrent and depend rble nurse they have It seems funny to the other nurses that her patrents get well about twrce as fast as therrs the ole ball rn the basket She sure rs makrng her lrfe worth whrle On page erght we turn our eyes to the sunny south Florrda where our good frrend Cottontop CJames Rublel has a large orange groye It rs so fragrant you can smell rt nearly a half mrle away and the bees and brrds come to rt by the thousand James rs a sweet young m rn after eatrn or rnges ey ery day for years Tho he rs mak rng handsome profits from hrs groye he strll yalues hrs S50 annual yery hrghly too and wouldnt take S50 for rt Turnrng another page we hear the clrck clrck of a typewrrter and upon rnqurry yve learn rt rs a stenographer rn the busrness offrce of a large textrle como my Of course we remember our old frrend who always wanted a typewrrter Irene Greenwood Well there was a wrll and also a yy ay So after ffettrng her rnstrument she prac trced farthfully for a long trme untrl she became so accurate and speedy that rn a contest to determrne who hould get the mentroned posrtron she flnrshed so soon the others drdn t even have a showdown Well Irene here s to your future for we knoyv youll make a go of rt On page ten we hear the church bells rrngrng and as we step rn srde the church along yy rth a busrness man yyho has hrs mrnd filled yy rth threatenrng busrness troubles we hear a few chords of a pre lude played on a grand prpe organ At once our busrness frrend seems transported rnto another world The beautrful melodrous rrch harmonres coax hrs trred brarn to rest But who rs thrs mrracle worker at the organ' no other than our good classmate Lorene 25 . 1 1 L . 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 , L . L 1 . . L L. ' E A. L. D 1 l V l . 1. r 1 1 1 l l l v KL 4 L C 1 1 1 . 11 V1 ' 1 . , Y c r sr r . L, 1 L T k . . L . 'L , ' . C , . U , ' L A L L . ? . 1' c c 1 r . 1- 1 , L rn A L - L . .is . , Y . . . . 7 Y . V . . . . . . , 7 1 1 9 , . 11 1 1' Y I 1 D 1 C L, 1 . . , , . r Y . Y 1 . . 1 .1 1 n K K 1' P f '1 ' c . 1 1' . . , C . . A. , C r V Q , but we could hrt rt rn one guess. For recreatron she strll lrkes to toss . . . . C, . . y 1 1 1 . ' 7 Y . . r 7 I -X1 -C ri. HY . A , I 1 . 1 . Y I 1 -1 1 . C L . V A . L ty Z ' 1 ' 1: 1 1 Q y 1 1 l ' - - 1 1 l 1 Y . Y . - . r , 1 c . 7 ' r ' ' Y 7 , ' , A . n V 1 v 1 1. v 1 C yi 4' gi uv yu' 1 1 V I , 1 1 1 ' '1 , 1 ' 1 ' 1 - K 7 ' 1. ' 23 J g . . Q . Q . 1 , 1 1 , 1 7 7 ' 1' 1 1' 1' 1 y 1 ' ' Y. ' . 11 1 1 v 1 - .. ., ' 7 7 7 1 1 ' 1 1 - o - - a .. -