Cowanesque Valley High School - Cowanesquean Yearbook (Westfield, PA)

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WESTFIELD SENIOR CLASS PROP!-IEC! To see what is going to happen to the class of 1952 let's go to Madame Cm-13 and look into her cry- stal ball. What do we see in the crystall ball? We see Shirley Andre as head of the Commercial Department of our dear Alma Mater. Another image comes into view. It is Sterry Root, and Hugh Clark. The Crystal tells us that they are two of the most successful farmers in the Cowanesque Valley. When this image disappears another takes it's place. In this one we see two nurses, Anna Mae Hurd and Joyce Safford. Anna is the school nurse at West- field and Joyce is on the obstetrics staff at St, Joseph's Hospital in Elmira. As quickly as this vanishes another appears. Here in the crystal ball we see that Jack Edgar has fulfilled his ambition and finally got to college. Gene Van Gorden is playing college football. We see Marcia Dibble has now established a cute little beauty shop in Westfield. Geraldine Eaton has now become the world's greatest concert pianist. Dorothy Swayne is now teaching Math at Westfield. This picture slowly fades as another comes to take it's place. In this we see Marilyn Mack and Ella Mae McFall as private secretaries to business executives. Keith Simmons is a State Trooper, and Harry King. a professor, of Chemistry at a large university. Marie Palm, now Mrs. Ransom, is enjoying herself by keeping house. Alyce Morris has fulfilled her dreams by making her own living. Glenn Skinner is now a young multi.-millionaire because he thought up a scheme to get rich quick. Richard Lovell and Wallace Whitmire are mechanics who are very skilled. When this picture fades into infinity another takes it's place in Madame Carla's crystal ball. Here we see a speed demon who is none other than John Lee Olofson. William Fitz- water now owns a large chain of self-service stores and is very successful and prosperous. His friend Charles King is now married and still working at HGl'Id91'8h0tS Garage- And Ruth Atwell is now the first woman President of our beloved nation! When this picture has past no other comes. Madame Carla dismisses us with a brief statement. And we go out still wondering if all of this will come to pass. 35

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