San Saba High School - Armadillo Yearbook (San Saba, TX)

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The 1949 Junior Class of SanSaba HighSchool has watched their classmates, the honorable Seniors, as they entered the corral, mingled with the other dogies, acquired their first branding, and now as their grazing days are drawing to a close we feel capable of foretelling their futures to you. WE SEE IN 1959: JAMES ADAMS - a successful professional gambler at the Harold Club in Reno, Nevada, NETTIE OMA CLARK - a fashionable matron singing operas at P.T.A. meetings. MANUEL ALMAGUER - asteamriverter specializing in putting nuts in RC an DOROTHY DEVOLL - a secretary who writes all her boss's letters backwards. BOBBY ARHELGER - the latest Frank Sinatra. (Only aoe they say ‘‘Bobby Boy”’. ) - MARION FITZGERALD - still trying to teach Texans tosay how’’ and ‘‘out’’ the Iowan way. : GRAYDON CAVNESS - a millionaire (he inherited it) who spends his time wondering how he ever got out of San Saba High School, PAULINE GREGG - atorch singer whose favorite song is ‘‘Put the Blame on Mame.”’ DICK FELTS - a children’s doctor who loves all his darling little patients. SHANNON GREGG - a horse jockey for Brown's stables. ODEAN GAGE - a Pontiac salesman following in the footsteps of a close relative (guess who?) VIVIAN HAMRICK - who would have pictured her as a primold maid school teacher ? TOMMY GROZIER - a chemist who exterminated flies, mosquitos, and bubble gum. ANNE HOLLADAY - an on-the-job police woman, JOHN HARKEY =a shy, timid English professor. MARY LANGHAM - inventor of the watch with a split-second hand. TOMMY HALL - coach for the world’s champion pool team. LENORA LEE - author of the new simplified dictionary for high school morons. JOE HARTLEY - a famous divorce lawyer. MARCEIL McCOURY = manager of the New York Giants. KENNETH JOHNSON - author ot the soap opera ‘‘Itchie and Scratchie.”’ OVA JEAN McDANIEL - is a press agent for Superman. BILL KIRKPATRICK - owns the ‘‘Sparkling Cactus’’ night club in Reno. PAT McKEE - aspinster who takes great pride inher pupils in McKee’s Kindergarten,