Santa Fe High School - War Whoop Yearbook (Santa Fe, TX)

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PROPHESY Looking into the crystal ball I see the Senior Class of 1949. The year is now 1969. Ronald Lohec is an international adventurer, traveling around the world, madly spending his first fortune. Connie Dobbs is in a Broadway chorus. Her next show is Joe Boy. Robert Marx is a second Tommy Manville. Ruperto Mendoza is a great Matador. The mentioning of his name causes the most fearless Brahma to tremble! Fred Moore has a dairy of his own. Moore Cows is his slogan. Allene Konzack is a Powers Model. She advertizes nail polish-- the Zackie Charm! Peggy Tacquard is a great Nurse, known as the lady of the electric light. james Wilson is a famous movie star, still acting under the direction of O. M. Saunders. Sally Remmers is the proprietor of a kennel for wayfaring poo- ches. . jo Marie Freeman is the wife of a well-known basketball star. His face appears blurred--perhaps you can guess who he is! Erma Locke is a great singer, the Kate Smith of the day. J. E. Franks recently won the Kentucky Derby with his noted horse Beetleboom. William Dyda is evenning the score with the law--he is now game warden. Frances Mabel Gresham is head librarian at Santa Fe High. Patsy Ortego is still winning beauty contests. She is now Mniss America. Wanda Beaver is the first woman chief executive. Half of her classmates are wanting Civil service appointments. Tom Brown is a professor at Podunk-University. He has ad- vanced a new theory of relativity. Rosie Moore is a renowned dress designer. Her abode is in Paris. Mary Luna has succeeded in catching a sailor. Her lullaby is, Anchors aweigh my boy.

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1949, of Santa Fe High School, each of us being of fairly sound mind, and of better health, but thinking of the day when we shall be leaving this beloved school, do, with tears in our eyes, word this, our last will and testament bequeathing to our successors, the treasures we have acquired: Fred Moore's cows to Arthur Autry and Joyce Eernisse. Tom Brown's pin-up collection to Jene Dyess and Gerrell Beh- ringer. J. E.'s left half in football to H. M. Bodine. Rona1d's nick-name of Deacon to Willie Paul Bush. He also wills his beloved center position to A. J. Davidson. Ruperto's Atlas muscles to Mike Callanang with great reluc- tance, Donnie Harvey is to receive his two front teeth. James' calm serenity to Francis Chiles and Walter Ferguson. William's athletic powers to Stanley Ethridge and Alvy Lee Filer and also his basketball technique to Raymond Hechler. Robert's friendly smile to Kermit Harris. He also wishes to give Teddy Sayko his wasp waist. Connie's collection of love notes to Velma Sue Brundrett and Farrer Fillioz. Tom's oratorial ability to Nyles Locke and Martin Morgan. Rosie's volleyball ability to Melba Howry. Sally's blonde tresses to Ruby Bethune and june Harrin. Wanda's diplomatic smile to Mandy Milligan and Bobby McCarty. Allene's volleyball dexterity to Neva Nell Davenport and Nina Rae Godwin. Frances' height to Anna Mae Hechler and Charlotte Schulze. Patsy's dual ability to be catty and friendly to Jo Ann Gillioz. Erma's enthusiastic ejaculations about Junior boys to Nelda Bran- don and Carol Behringer. ' jo Marie's ability to write poetry to Lois Westmoreland. Mary's sparkling eyes to Vonciel Bailey. Peggy's pleasing disposition to Doris Sturm and Eva Trippel.

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