Perrysville High School - Echoes Yearbook (Perrysville, IN)

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E C H O E S Sophomores Last year we were Freshies You remember us I guess, Now we are the Sophomores An All Star Class of P. H. S. All stars! You bet your life! If you doubt it, ask Mr. Bass He's our Supt. and I know he'll tell you That we're a most remarkable class. Keep the above in mind while I tell you, My dream of the other night In which I beheld a wonderful change That would come in our after life. First, in my dream I was on the Wabash In a cute little boat all my own When suddenly from somewhere real near me, I heard a deep, mournful groan. And looking out o'er the water, I saw Through the waves black as night Otis carrying our angel-faced Clara Yes, Otis had saved Clara's life. Then I was far from the river In a mansion over in Rome, And 'twas Isabelle who said, Anna, I'm glad you have come, for I'm here all alone. 1922 Next I was attending the greatest theater And among the dancers so gay- I recognized my dearest Old Buddy, Our dear Little Curley Hay. I looked again to see dear Old Curley, No use-all had faded away, The next instant I was tying my shoe On the beach at Mobile Bay. Hark! What did I hear as I sat there! Voices to me well known. I looked and saw Dorothy and John arm in arm Winding their way to their little home. Buzz! Buzz! What was that? And I wondered what next I'd see When suddenly out of the heavens, A letter dropped down to me. I looked up into the summer sky To see from whence it came And far away in the distance, I beheld an aeroplane. The letter it said, Dear Anna We are writing a line today To wish you the happiest summertime Down here at Mobile Bay. From Carl, Freeman and Lee

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ECHOES Standing: Roumania Vanarsdale, Kenneth Smith, George Volkel, Paul Beckelhymer, Opal Trimble, Madge Richardson Sitting: Grace Swem, Charles Clawson, Helen Sanders. Leah Dunham, Kathleen Matthews, Lynn Richardson. 1922

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ECHOES Then I arrived at a wayside Inn And while watching the people buy, I recognized Nellie, Osa, Russel and Wayne Lunching on chicken-pie. The next moment I was far away In a church yard by the sea And a gentle voice said, Anna, I loved him so, He was all the world to me. And poor Merle pointed to an old stoneslab And gently said to me, Cecil is gone but He's not forgotten And never will be by me. I was next in the President's office, Advertising the Henry Ford, And before I knew, it was really true I was talking to Rexel and warde. Then I walked up a crowded street, And noticed a man selling clocks, And high on a steeple, far from the people Freeman hollowed, Peanuts at 5c per box Now-my dream ends-I awaken. I'm left all lonely and blue, And I wonder, and wonder and wonder If my dream will ever come true. ANNA CHATT '2-1. I - 2 , ,,,. 5 1, ' Y-V 'i:.iYf3,' 12' Q, 12- -V iq .L A '-2 -' I YV :-,J 5 . ff! 'rr' :EQ-:' -aq','-.- l - . -' gg . '.::.z'+ ff'-4' 24? 'ff' '.-2, '1 v' . .:f2 ii, f ., 'N X, Q- Z A -2. -1 5L1:Q:,.:,:Eff1-.g:g5f.XQ+ -'-'f5f5:1fffs5- - -4 iefairfk, ..- A-'ffqifi-asf'-4-lff:'3'fsz,u..vf::4'fP'fQ'i1,-Sliffir-:Qi 'E -'S-Y l , e. .1 rbfrgfi-Q:J?e'.h 2---air- '?s-Eiiefafxf x- - A -Cwrl. . 1922