Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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IIHIIU 19467 CLASS PROPHECY Our scene g ntle readers as lard rn the house half way up the next block or to you less learned people the mauson de Niaryrose Drummey whereas to wrt and wherern we find namely Mlles Duff Sullax an and Drummey strummrng on the count r and drrnkrng some delrcrous Tenderleaf Tea fplugj Thrs rs the tenth annryersary of the Get Together Cossrp Club whach as you wall all rememb r was formed tlae year that the rllustrtous members of the class of 1940 were graduated from the hallowed halls of Watertown Hrgh Sehool frah rah rah y After the usual desultory gossrp has been exhausted the group turns their attentron to the fact that yust ten years preuous the members had turned the tassels on their mortar boards A retrospectne srlence settled down on thas lrttle group Memornes of school lafe labors and loses rose up yryaclly before them Say g ls rnterrupted Kay wouldnt at be smooth rf we could take a look anto the lrxes of all the old gang' That really would be grand chorused Alaee and Maryrose enthusaastlcally but how to do at an one short afternoon? Pause Thought Brarnstorm' I ye got at screamed Drummey tossrng her Howered apron rnto the arr Alrce you run down to ohn Ilynn s laboratory and see lf we can borrow has teleusron set XX nth a splatterrng of lrpstrek and a slack of a comb Alrce started out to brrng back from her rllustraous father and the door handle left Sally Strandberg wlth an eye rape for a beef steak needless to say long sufferrng readers thas pair were continuing their VC hrnchellang Around for The East Osershoe Cazette edited by that famous yournalast and Cflfll Thelma Thompson and that wadely known adxenturer and author of Around the XVorld On A Raft Bob Morgan The door opened Wfho w as rt ' foul l at be the shadow ? Welcome Iohnny Cram come an and ,OID the girls anl help Allce an wrth that teleyxsor called Kay Iohnny slrd through the door dropped the set on a table and crept into a chaar Wrth much roarrng and flashune the telexrsor finally swung rnto actaon It st pp d A prcture flashed on the screen Eager eyes turned toward at A fashaon show was rn progress Prrouetrng gracefully across the rarsed platform were four of New Yorks most photographed models Representing Saks Frfth Ayenue Mass Edath Farwell modelang the latest an women s langerre from Best s Nlrss flaare Rrccro known as New Xork s petrte modele dnrne BonwrtTellers offerrng Mass Varganaa Olsen an thear latest cellophane eyenrng gow ns and Mass Lucrlle Donnelly gnang her best for Peck 8. Peck s newest Paras models l67l 4 - . V I' . A v yi V 4 , .A 3 . A ' ': .. . u . 1 A. 1 A It ' ' 'A ' A V ' 1 A H ' A . A ' ' ' , I t - f ' ' 'v . I Y Y 1 A ' f v L 'A k' aa .l' k 1 , 1 .A A A A . y - . -A - , A . - - . A f r ai v v 1 4 1 'Ay ' 1 A A v, H I Y I ' the set. ln the hall she neatly' side-stepped Nancy' Vlordan with a I-2-3--1 play inherited A , A c 1 , t ' z ' 4 'V l A . - t V1 .. .ty rf, 'A r . . '. ' ' A A A 'A 'I A A ' H A' ' .I ', ' 1 ' ' H A 4 . A l. t A ' . , 4 t '-' ' . ' L t . Y 4 ,H 7 . I Y 't ' ' f Q 1, ' A t '. f U ' . ' ' A A A y- t L . A . A fA f . Q vi I v ' A , 1 A .SA 'T' L L , . q v 'A ' t A Y . 4, ' J, ' H ' H A A . 'o e Y ' r. A s A Y 1' . ' ' Y ' . V ., ' Y A A 7 V e ' 4 , A. ' A A . . , . . K , , . . . , . 3 ' 1 r 1 , f a , ' ' ' ' ' . A . r A v v ' I L -5 A . V '-' - Y 'K- ' ' a ' .