Austin Cate Academy - Hilltop Yearbook (Center Strafford, NH)

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4 Q fl 'A Wh . I 1. .,, ,-',. He-ff J' ' .ssunf a iraq 'O' ff Aww- me me A i l 1-I ,J , Q ,fx Q ' CLASS PROPHECY xf M. 4 June, 1958, the FM station at Capetown, Union KV 5, 'iff ff r gy of South Africa has been checked, the last one on lfnz the program. Three long months with the Interns- 4' , tional Communications Commission checking stations . X u .Y U At last everything is packed, and we take off 'CQE Q21 for good old New England, but alas all is not welk pg, 'mr 4 g,g extremely bad weather makes it necessary for an in- Vg, strument landing in the middle of Africa. We may ima as well get out and stroll around. Nearby we see W hundreds of little black folks playing games, and M E I y'y, singing songs. Older black children seem to be the gl? ,fdjy leaders, but look over there. Why, it is Carolyn va of Scrutonl She tells us that she is incomplete lla E charge of this little settlement. We must have sur- Lift 1 ,SBE .., .sa, prised her. CCan you guess?J she is giving her V ,. , 3 5'- w assistant a nTon1 Home Permanentn, . ' cgi? The weather clears and we are off again arrlv- ,LQ ,spy ing at LaGuardia field just as the Trans-Atlantic MUQ i', '-e plane is coming ln. The steps are rolled up to the QM, p,me9. big clipper, the door opens and a very familiar ,HQQ, ffh figure comes down the steps with a big black suit- egg l' 2 case in hand. It is Dr. Robert Jewell just return- 'Hg ,HI ing to his New York clinic after six months abroad Um, doing research work. As we are passing through the -Q25 G, gates, a soft voice comes over the 1ntercom,nPlane ggi Y , J jpmwlf +43 13 . Ar V' ' -, , if C vi? XRSEQJTT' 5 lfMMJ fQi5WjVwfh 2+

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-I -' ai! A 'fy' - M FQ .M , Class Prophecy Cont'd leaving for Boston in five minutes Get your tick ets, please ' Robert and I look at each other That sounds like Carol Atwell We find her sur- rounded by sound equipment and very busy checking flight schedules ADOth6P day in New York and we board a North East Airliner for Logan Airport where myown Cessna will take me back to Strafford for a nice long vi sit with Mom and Dad After detailed reports are made, and there is l.. -- :ii I: 1.-1' ,. 'ly' 0 D ' 7 a nn. S- ,ps ,,V V .....T-H1 f qmxlluullgsgpgw lg gi! ' w ' ll '1 F I J d if I J'w W ' Q? we , KZ' x QQ IV nxff QQW' 9. ,A l Q. ' ' 0 ' c ' Q fa: -JL 'My ' l'l .l, , 'QI .L , . -Q ji - L5 fi' -. I, 'A' . qi V' 'Y - 0 T 5 L' 'G Hi I, I. A . L I. ilk. a little time to spare I decide to stroll up At- EE: . , 0 'A lantic Avenue. It always did fascinate me to see , the warehouses and the big freighters at the docks. '19 ,xl l 5 As I pass a new warehouse over which is a big po- use .,WQ tato sign and glance through the office window, I VWVQ H5gQ see a familiar red head giving orders just like the XX 1 days at A.C.A. You guessed it, Edith has complete , 4 charge of the WBoston Branch Tasker Potatoes Inc.n 'fx f' ' 'ml ff.ff'Q':l Off at last on the homcward stretch! As I ness - xx ' 'f Grenier Field a huge sign looms up Wcertifie se, Fort Service., Advanced Model loin Dlspllalyi rgzgrols iw 544 Yeatcn Propr1etor.' I must ave a c a wi my -if W, old pal. Business is good and he is the proud owner E5 ' of a Chevrolet. He was a bit surprised when I told WWA him that I had seen all of the class of 48 except ,ig n g Miriam. Wwelln he said, 'Miriam is managing one 'W' 1 . , ',-. is ' of the largest girls' camps in Strafford County, lgQ- -.IU and it is located on the one time Rollins estate MEM' .g.i Just over the top of Parker Mt. fri psf J S Z After a promise to return soon the plane once - f more heads for Strafford. A.C.A. campus looks like :S I ' Rochester Fair. what can be going on? A rough land- Jimi ,dpi ing in Hills' field and I join the crowd. A ball Quf Ff'g game--Austin-Cate vs. Alumni! SNEF5 ' af fiif Kim ' ll I. :'i1 f ' .E if 'A A-35, . V- - RM I I YV ,awww - lW1wm--- ftd H' 'JW' l h'ANl IlIg EGgwfw ., , - . V5 - .- A ' ,:1rrs.!i'-I:'ff