Walford High School - Treasured Memories Yearbook (Walford, IA)

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A W I We the class of 1948, of Walford High School, being about to pass out of this sphele of education in full pos ession of a crammed mind, well trained memory, and almost superhuman underst rding do make and declare this to be our last will and testament ,herebyrevoking and mak'ng void all former wllls and promisgu made by us at any time heretofore Wo the facult we give our deep apprec ation for all tley have done for u We :ive and b9qu6Hth to the Junlor Class, our rightful elr , o1r gglf s tisfactiox, our importance, our dllnitv, axd our wi dom all of wh cl we possess in enormous quanti tfes To the ophomores, we lerve our patience It will be found u e ul as a means b which they can endure the yuniors o The fr snman we will our ability to get around any and anywhere To the 1an'Tor, Mr Tohnson, we leave all the second rand e may find under chairs tables and desks, to use sees fit e ary Tou Snell, Dolores Erusha,and Jo ce xofmaster will our ,laces in the rror to Jacqueline Petersen,Darlene have extra room Donald Uoesenberp wllls his unique ability of making ulong s ots to Palmer Uyal, so he can more easily become the h h sckool hero he is dest ned to be Leon rp wllls hls energy for getting things done to Vesley srtosh Clesley, take note Joyce ofma ter wills her editorshlp of the annual to some am'1t1ous iunior with pleasure Marr Lou Snell wills her red hair to blorlne Erger for so e secret reason Dolores rusha wills Yer gra es to Mary Lou Broz be cause she doesn't need them Donald Boesenberg and nolores Frusha bequeath their bilit to pass notesqunnoticedjto Kennett Arp and Wynette L1I'1'T1 In witress whereof we,tre Class oi l948,the testators, ave to tkis our will, set our hands and seals this thlr teenth day oi Na, in the Je r ol our Lorl one thousand nlne lundred and fort eicht Joyce ofmaster, Notary Public C L S S L L , . ' . a. v 1 N 5 . - . y, i . s. - ' ll L,' s H xx -.u ' L, A ,, '1 0 'L S . , C l , . - I Il . . , Q ' 5,1 Y ' , , . 'Y' Q ' v - . . I I , tlme -. 1. 4, 1 ' O 0. 1 A . rum Q U X , . , , , SS he . W , R ' - S ,. y H , rw - , mi ' , Erockschlnk, and Audrey Arp. Remember this, girls-- you'l1 . n .H . , 'ff A , L , lg' , 1 , 1 . r ' v ' ' A ik 1 V 2, ,f Er . V. V ' 1 1.1 v H Q. s , '. a , 1, A' U '- 1 I 'A Yr 1 1 x A -. m - e A ' L? .' V ' ' , . a v n , 1 H Ab. A u LJ- 1 , NA I L 1 , L, . 2 . ' - f 1: f' F: ' r' , , , ,. ,, 1 , , . ' Y- C . y Z L

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CLASS PROPHECY Toward the end of the semester, the juniors of '48 took an advanced course in science. We enjoyed it very much, and took part in several experiments. Mr. Shipton invited Professor Bleekwater to lecture on his recent discovery of the atom pill. He accepted the invitation, and we juniors were honored when he asked us to participate in the trial of the atom capsule. These pills were truly amazing, because they gave us the power to look into the future. This we did, and it so happened that we saw what the future held for our five seniors. The following is the outcome of our interest- ing observations. LEON ARP: .It cameas a great surprise to everyone when Leon decided to takeflaw, because his high school ambition had been to teach. He attended Harvard University, and here had ,the honor of being voted the most eligible bachelor on the campus Because of Leon's great mental ab1lity,he was able to finish the eight year law course in three years After graduating, he went to France and took part in several outstanding court trials While in Paris on business, he became infatuated with a lovely mademoiselle Because of his important work, Leon decided not to marry her though, and he returned to the United States alone Next year Leon intends to run for President on the Democratic ticket MARY LOU SNELL Mary Lou was the type of person who had many ambitions, but was hesitant to decide on her l1fe's career After leav ing Walford High, she was chosen by a scout to play basket ball with the All American Red Heads She became famous in this sport, and while on a tour of California, she visited Hollywood Here she met the man she had been looking for the famous crooner, Percival Smoochbottom III Mary Lou and Mr Smoochbottom were married and are now residing in Death Valley DOLORES ERUSHA and DON BOESENBERG By a strange coincidence Dolores and Don both attended the University of Iowa Here their high school romance flourished and they were soon married Both continued their courses, Don majoring in mathematics and Dolores in music After graduating, they tau ht together at Springville After eight years as musbc instructor, Dolores resigned and is now the proud mother of triplets Jon,Don,and Lon JOYCE HOFMASTLR On leaving high school, Joyce attended the Paris Beauty Academy in Cedar Rapids When she finished her course she operated an exlusive beauty salon in Walford She created the Kurly Ku wave, and the women of Iowa thronged to her doors Sonn Joyce became a very rich woman One day while visiting in Oxford she met a curly haired lad They were married shortly after, and now Joyce supports their family of nine healthy boys Her husband retired several years ago f'm ? Junior Class 0,1 'qpi rx JQE5 V I I . ' - O n n 'Q' swift. 2131 0 -' Q ' my .-.. fb!! :57 2 4.x QM,.!ZX. rs! fxk J p ' .V fly. ,i hx ,