Aurora Central High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Senior Class Prophecy The Place: A day coach on some train somewhere. The time: New Year's Day. 1958. The characters: Hessie and Tessie. Hessie—Honestly. Tessie. you'd think that conductor could refrain from whistling so people could nap or possibly do a little thinking. There may be a few people in the world who have important things on their minds. Tessie—Let the gentleman express his New Year spirit. Hessie. He is rather good-looking, isn't he? Get our tickets out Hessie—Why, I gave them to you! Tessie—You did? Then whatever did I do with them? Here he comes. Conductor—Tickets, please. Tessie Why. I can't imagine what I've done with them. I had them here a moment ago. Mr Conductor, wouldn’t it be all right if you just took our word that we had bought them? We each brought along a dime apiece for spending money, and that’s all the extra cash we have. Conductor—I’m sorry, ladies, but if you don't find the tickets. I'll have to put you off at Yoderville, our next stop, about twenty miles down the line. Maybe the mayor. John Yoder, will help you out. Hessie—John Yoder! Not the John Yoder! Why. we knew him back in 1948. didn’t we, Tessie? We were in high school together. Conductor—Now I remember you two. I'm Jim Chambers. How've you been? You're Hessie and Tessie. aren't you? Tessie—Indeed we are! And we've been back to Aurora for the Christmas holidays. We saw a lot of our old class members. We attended the services Christmas Day at the new Aurora Community Church. Bill Benko preaches there now, you know. His new bride. Betty Penney, looked so proud sitting there in the front row. and she had a right to be. It was an excellent service. Hessie—Oh. and Jim. we stopped in at George Adam's used car lot. He’s really making a lot of money, but mostly through his new invention, the Adam Atom Auto. He em- ployes several of our old classmates——Walt Ruehle is head mechanic and Bob Fletcher is sales manager. Had you heard that Bob eloped with Bonnie Manning in 1950? And have you seen Keith McReynolds lately? He’s eating out his heart for Anna. She gave him up for a career in New York—modeling, I believe— but Keith is sure she’ll come back to him one of these days. Tessie—And you'll never guess what happened to Carolyn Zeitz and Doris Traver. It's odd, but they both had the same experience. They married millionaires and were widowed within a year, both of them. They're now traveling all over the United States, organizing Saturday night Grange parties and spending their inheritances. Conductor—That so? Say. where is Nedra Nasser now? Hessie—Why. she married John McDonald. He's manager of the Piggly Wiggly. And they say that Nickie is getting gray headed from her club problems-—she’s now the president of the Aurora Woman's Club. Conductor—Well. Nickie will see it through. You've heard, of course, that Carl Baker is now Speaker of the House of Representatives. He was too young under the Constitution, but because of his unusual ability special legislation legalized it. and he's been there for four years. Right now he’s working to push a bill for the manufacturing of tires out of rabbit fur. The process for this amazing invention is credited to Wilma Seidenberg. now a national figure in the scientific world. 1 understand the idea struck her while visiting Herb Hansen's rabbit farm on the coast of Maine. Herb has promised to cancel all Carl’s back debts if Carl succeeds in getting this bill passed. Tessie—Do tell! You might be interested to know that we saw Bob Brashear while we were in Aurora. He's head postmaster, but he says it's getting rather dull since Shirley stopped getting letters from the Duke of Chantilly. She married him. and they went back to live in his palace. Oh. here are our tickets—I remember now. I stuck them in my shoe for safe keeping. Golly, I'm getting hungry. Let's go back to the diner. Hessie. We'll be seeing you again. Jim. Conductor—That first coach back is something new. Look around as you go through. It’s called the Rumpus Car.” thirteen