Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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CLASS PROPHECY the office oil to ring- complotcly- For of overy onrthly thing L’hnt con be worse then the end of school? Ay heart within mo shrank F“rom counting A's and B's and C's And D's and E's galore And a fcv F's, of course, a vory few Lut at this late day, what in the world Can your class prophets do? Names, names all in a row How tired I am-------Ah me.' But the honors finally fig- ured out --- The end----30 coon will be.' And when the li3ts were fin- isher and each name correctly spelt, I bowed :„y head upon my dash and in that Dreamland dwelt. In all our lives a score of years had now passed away Since that bright key afternoon of our 1938 cla3 s day- Wh.cn lo-to no was given the pow .r to 3C each lad and lass Who claimed the gr-y and crimson of that most outstanding class. One by one they came before me as in the days of yorc- Stop by stop, on through the cor- rodors. then stoped right at my door. S.niora first, then teachers, to be cupu they've kept each rule. Of that ye3ter year so long ago in our old Tell City High School. Some have grown most wise and famous, they have spread through out the nation, °ut as I live and breathe, each one had kept our motto Forward Ever, Backward Never For the tie that binds for all of us no tico nor spaco could sever. I called the roll, for 61, now watch and 7 ou will aoc. As down memory's lane they troop again and in dreamland came to mo. Hose Ackerman, first on the list, a lively little miss She's a nurse in Spencer county, and lives a life of bliss. Victor Saur, next in line, now operates the William Tell, Lis speciality is chicken dinners, and they say he does real well. Fack Birchler, aviator, U. £. Air orces, high in lino, adc a name for old Tell City, and his work is mighty fincJ John Butlor, artist, farmer, he now has a pacing marc. He will take hor with his pictures to the coning county fair.

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 S Leonard Cassidy. Diz we call- od him and as Diz he stayed Sells Ford cars and mends 'em too, and his fortune is all made. Jakic Collins, Cross country hobo, daily eg3 from door to door. Tolls your fortune for a nic- kel, noxr who could wish for more? Alice Connor, swcot as honey, ves, 3hc's married long ago Had her pick from tens of thousands, but she took just one, you know. Helen Coulta3, seer and prophet and her fate could be much worse That bee stayed in her old bon- net, she became an Army Hurso. Lory Ella Dixon, famed beauti- cian, heads a national beauty school, Where is taught Cosmetic value and proficiency i3 the rule. Julius Disch, a politician, he really has cleaned up the town Layor four terms in old Tell City and he did it good and brown. Edna Ebcrlc, trim and dapper, went to Hollywood long ago. Grew to be a first cla.33 flap- per, then a housewife, don't you know? Lary Edwards, ploase step for- ward, ah, there you af c. Head and shoulders still above, us now as then a shining 3tar. Lartha Evrard took up business expert typist and farmerette Raises chickens, duck3, and turkeys and she makes it pay Yoy bot. Planning roads in bouth America building ca3tics far and near. Carl Fischer, tho W. P. A. timekeeper, debonair and non- chalant, Keeps his thousand men all busy there are some who say he can't. Clarcnco Groves is deep in business, yes ho has a floral shop Say it with flowers is his slogan and hi3 prices never drop. Rita Hagerdom, sweet and char- ming, a beautician long ego Look her up when in Chicago, she'd bo overjoyed you know. Albert kauenstoin, aviator, still i3 making aeroplanes Sent the last fifty to Chine and the next ones will be Spa in's. Andy Hiigcnhold, gay lcnight-cr- rant, 3till can charm mo3t eve- ry d.amc Still has eyes for all the new girls, and they love him ju3t the same. Robert Hollander, electrician. Paul Fenn, Tall and handsome well known electrical enginner.