Prairie High School - Commentator Yearbook (Sharpsville, IN)

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SSAWZMHWWMMIA E l I IIII 1 ? h I . A WTWY THE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY OF 1950 SEEMS TO ME THE SUN ALWAYS SHINES A LITTLE BRIGHTER WHEN YOL PACK UP ALL YOUR CARES- AND BURDENS AND GO AWAY TRAVELING, THAT IS WELL, I WAS IN JUST ONE OF THOSE KIND OF MOODS THREE WEEKS AGO, ONLY I NEVER KNEW WHERE TO GO ALL MY RELATIVES WERE TIRED OF ME AND I HAD VISITED ALL THE GRADUATING CLASSES FROM PRAIRIE BACK BEFORE 1950. SAY, THAT'S AN IDEA. I'LL JUST TRY THE 'CLASS OF '5O'-MAYBE THEY WOULD HAVE A LITTLE SYMPATHY FOR A NBUMW. FOR GOODNESS SAKES-- ONE CERTAINLY DOESN'T NEED TO GO FAR--A FELLOW GUM IN THIS LONELY Box CAR, WHY lT'S--NO IT OAN'T BE. ITIS BOB SILENCE AND LOOK AT WHAT'S CLIMBING OVER THE TOPg FOUR, FIVE, SIX, EIGHT AND ROVENA GOLDSEERRY QMRS. SILENCE AND ALL THE LITTLE ONES., I BETTER JUMP OFF BEFORE ABOBW SEES ME. HE MIGHT DUMP THEM ON ME. - WHAT A PLACE'-THE BOWERY OF NEW YORK. NOW H! .IL I I f III II-IISIIII NS MII- 21353 3:f.I:gQ'E S . I I A A QI Zi TEIAEI I , 'Sql WIIIIIIIP A IghLO I K, AF I , , , - 'I 'Lf 1, UHF Igfgg -1siff'jNfIl1RI!?I,. FU' - ' N I, I I, I -' ,, I ' I - KID Iwi: ev IPI 33-ag ' fm: 'I Y - ' 'fwwf gf I, .,I , - Y, I I I I I- 'I I I I I I III, II, jj If V1 f' 'i3q,g:fwT'I Sf ' 'MIf'rI 'i:ff 'I I, 'I . ,Iiiilfa DQS' Izzggagef ..... If ., . II YI:-,z-S F I -III I ' II I H mf A R ,II -M . M If S IIIIILM AI., K H, M L I X -W.. -w.....,,., W 2 I , I , I I YE I Y, I I QI I W JIM I IIS K , I A I I ,I 3 I I C I . lb I .I I. - n T 55 -- Q I wHo'S THAT PULLIN' THAT GUY UP. MY WHAT A MAN THESE LAST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS HAVE MADE OF DANE WHITE fHE'S A COPPER NOWD. WATCH OUT NWHITEW, THAT BOTTLE. OH, HE'S OUT FLAT. I'LL JUST SEE IF HE'S GOT ANYTHING LIKE MONEY OR IDENTIFICA- TIDNS IN HIS POCKET, HMMI, HERE'S A LETTER FROM MRS, RICHARD CLARKSON. IILL JUST READ IT HERE OUT LOUD SO EVERYONE WILL HEAR ME. 'DANEI I THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN FOR YOUR PROPOSAL ASKING ME TO DIVORCE M. S., BUT Now LITTLE RICHARD AND LITTLE CATHIE ARE KEEPING ME TOO BUSY TO CONSI' DER IT. ASK ME AGAIN SOMETYME. I'LL TELL YOU SOME MORE OF THE NEWS ABOUT X YOUR CLASS-MATES. ANN SELLERS MARRIED PAUL fx f WEST SIX YEARS AGO IN '69. PAUL WAS I-IEAVING f j SKILLETS AND THE ROLLING PIN JUST AS ANNASELLE I, ARRIVED HOME FROM THE OFFICE AND KNOOKED ANN OUT. ANNAGELLE IS NOW SIX FOOT UNDER. A WEEK 7X g Nun' A N T ,I I N .I... L II.II, DLL- IL L E.LL .. , ..M,,S,I,,,,,,,

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jS TSS-,if!.hm4Ef, d',,,,, IPPC CD LATER PAUL GOT HIMSELF TIED TO JANE WILSON, THEY HAVE TRIPLETS AND TWO SETS OF TWINS, PAUL LIKES WASHING DISHES AND COOKING FOR A LARGE FAMILY, ROSE ANN HAS BEEN ENGAGED TO THE REVEREND RONALD WISEHART SINCE 1953. SHE GRADUATED FROM NURSES TRAINING AND HAS BEEN A CHAPLAIN IN THE WAC. HONEY, I'M SORRY ABOUT THAT PROPOSAL. BE SEEING YOU. YOURS TRULY, CATHIS QUAKENBUSH CLARKSON.' POOR DANE. SINCE HE WON'T BE WANTING TO LIVE AFTER A TORTURING LETTER LIKE THAT I'LL JUST TAKE THIS HROLLH, I MIGHT SUI A TICKET BACK TO GOOD OLD PRAIRIE AND LOOK UP THE REST OF THE CLASS, I BELIEVE I WOULD RATHER GUM AROUND THAN TO RIDE IN THESE FANCY PASSENGER CARS, IF ONLY PEOPLE WOULD QUIT PUNCHIN'. WHY, THERE'S JAMES HARLOW. JIM TELLS ME THAT HE IS MARRIED TO AN ACTRESS AND HE INTRODUCED ME TO 'MISS HALL' IT'S NOW MRS. MARJORIE HARLOW, JIM MARRIED HER AFTER HIS GRADUATION. HE TOLD ME MR. MOORE wAS ART EDITOR OF THE TIPTON DAILY LIAR. GOODNESSQ THEY MUST HAVE HEARD ABOUT HIS SUCCESS wITH THE SENIOR ANNUAL OF 1950. FOUR WIVES HAVE DI- VORCED HIM AND JIM TOLD ME GAIL IS LIVING IN RENO CWHERE IT IS HANDYD WITH HIS LAST ONE WHO IS MADONNA BURGET, . I HEAR MR, STOOPS IS IN THE WHITE HOUSES HE ALWAYS WAS A FAITHFUL REPUBLICAN AND HAD AL' WAYS WANTED TO BE IN OFFICE, OH, OH, THE DEMO' CRATES ARE IN. THERE HE IS OVER THERE WITH ANOP AND DUST PAN SCRUBBING. OH WELL, YOU WERE PRES IDENT ONCE KENNY'-PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950. I'LL JUST CATCH THIS BOX CAR HERE AND ' THE END K X fe S I I XI S' ,7 ' . X X .YJ