Steele City High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Steele City, NE)

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Taking it down, I saw the title, 'Who's Who and Why in Steele City.' Easerly I turned the pages and read the Preface. When I saw how interesting it was I fled back into the NOW, bringing the book with me. As I must hurry into the future again, before the book is missed, I shall read it aloud to you. I am certain you will be interested. Who's who and Why in Steele City,' dedicated to the class of l9L7, which class furnished the contents.' 'Preface. The only entrants who deserve e place on this roll of honor are the members of the Class of l9h7, a distinguished and intel- lectual group. Do you wonder that I rushed back to you with the book after reading its charming preface? And now for the story: 'This book relates the story of the Class of 'L7 while on a plane trip around the world, detouring to the moon The plane is called a rocket ship, a new and clever ship just off of the assembly line 'At the controls was the very intelligent Effie Voorman, who always seemed interested in World Affairs She had been told in school that if she d1dn't want to be an old maid, she would have to get out and be among men She had taken the advice and was opposite a handsome co pilot The rocket ship shot into Washington D C where Effie had been ordered to meet the newly hired stewardess Surprise of all surprises' The plane had scarcely stopped when Effie saw Louise Kozak runn1ng to ward the plane She was dressed in her new United Air Lines uuniform . pass Q s ,ng sis 1 '--- LN- -idk fs we N2 She was to be the stewardess on this ship piloted by Effie Louise the A serious minded senior of 'L7 was just as pretty and feminine as ever E NX Effie and Loulse began talking over old times and the names of their classmates were reviewed The two of them decided on a class reunion, a trip to the moon, the new country Between them they found where the rema1n1ng class could be found ' 'Mike Banahan was the first on the list, as he was the nearest to Effie's first stop Good old like' He was always the 'Bright Boy' of the Senior Class effie said she had heard that Mike had the biggest pineapple plantation in Hawail In a short time they reached M1ke's plantation Nhen try1ng to land on Mike's big runway, E fie pushed the wrong lever and they found themselves in the top of a pineapple tree Mike had developed a tree for growing pineaoples instead of the usual way For this he was known throughout the world as the pineapple king They looked out of the window and saw a slxfoot, dark haired, handsome man in his late twenties It was hike! That Hawaiian climate had been just the thing for Mike and he was no longer the short boy he had been in l9L7 'like got aboard and they started for France Norma Lampe, the ag gressive one of the senior seven had ended her travels in Paris She was the wife of a very successful engineer She was now the modiste of a famous shop on the Rue de la Paix After landing, they decided to eat lunch before they located Norma Mike spied one of the outdoor restaurants and just as they sat down, Louise viewed a familiar face It was horma buzzing around just like in the old school days ' 'They ate lunch together and then decided to stop for Vernon Cassell who was in Vienna, Austria Vernon had made quite a name for himself He was a brilliant tenor, now singing all of the leads in the well known operas Vernon was quite surprised to see all of his old school mates and was very enthused about their reunion on the moon xbh XSXS N NX YSSSSX X Q R JS , asse s- V ggi ' asses Q9 sf xx X wake xv gs .Q lik Swat J f I X .Sf I . 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