Seguin High School - Matador Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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The CRICKET new invention of making cocoanut pie without cocoanut. She was also surprised when l told her of Richard Willmann's third marriage, his latest being Elise Horner of Laff-a-Lot farm. This bringing the Homer family in my mind l asked about Hilma. l was told that Hilma was running a road house known as Jack Hor- ner's Cozy Corner. She said she was through with men forever because Arthur Willmann, her ice man had ran off and married Cleva Webb. You could have knocked me down with a toothpick when .Irma told me that C. A. Dickerson was a minister and had married Emma Glenn Vickers, who was one of his active church workers. Mary Leah Harrington has received her doctors degree and is engaged to,Erwin Paul Weiss. From the head lines in the daily paper, l learned that Evelyn Baer, famous screen star had sued Ellis Burges, film director, for Sl00,000, breach of promise. The trouble started when Ellis married lola Koepsel wealthy society woman. Much to my sorrow I also learned that the Home for the Feeble Minded, owned and operated by Drs. Hageman and Donegan had closed because of lack of funds. l then gazed through the window and saw a circus bill-board featuring Lula Mae lsinne, the only woman in capivity with long hair. Also Viola Schraub, the lion and monkey trainer. Evangeline Ernst after an unsuccessful search for a perfect man, has returned to her country home to live in seclusion. V Wishing you a long life full of happiness and success, l remain, Yours truly B. B. Cable 7 Y i -1Q26' A

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The 'ICRICKET CLASS PRGPHECY llka Switch, Texas. July ll, l942 Dear Zan: I thought that I would write you for old times sake and let you know that l am still alive and hungry. I was surprised to hear that you had cleaned up in oil last week. l thought you knew what you were doing when you married the Tiemann property. While plying my trade of walking the ties last week I was most agreealaly surprised. I had turned in at a prosperous lookingufarm house and who do you suppose came to the door when I knocked? None other than Irma I-lagn. She was about ready to show me the gate until I told her who I was. l saw several children running around the house and I asked if they were hers. She said that they belonged to Frank jahns, her boss. She said she had been working there ever since Frank married Louise Stein. I picked up a butcher knife that looked familiar to me and I was not surprised when she said that john Williams had sharpened it. The traveling firm of Baxter and Williams, Knife Sharpeners and um- brella repairers had just paid her a visit. From some wrapping paper I saw on the Hoor I saw that Theo- dore Buerger was running the village store. I was glad to hear that he and Kathernie Koch were happy in their married life. Having started talking about our old classmates I couldn't stop until I had heard about all of them. Irma hac',n't heard of Willie Thomas' '-71926-' ' .e -fx?-2

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