Crum High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Crum, WV)

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Class Prophecy As I was on my way to Calxforma the other day to meet my dream man I saw all my class mates tn the dlfferent states through whtch I passed As I was golng through Washtngton D C I thought I would VISIT the Prestdent I couldn belxeve my eyes when I saw who the Presldent was lt was Elmer Dillon Somehow I always thought he would become somethlng like that As I was coming out of the Whlte louse I saw two famlltar faces comlng toward me They were wearlng very expensive sults and had very pleasant smlles on their faces No wonder they are mllllonalres now Owners of the Great Hotel ackson They were none other than james and Mlllard Colllns Then I got on the tram agam I got off lh the State of New York As I was gomg down the street Iheard some beautlful s1ng1ng comlng from the most famous nlght Club ln New York I thought I recognlzed the voxce so I went lnslde the butldmg and what do you know t was Oretha Marcum She had become New York s No I slnger Then I lnqulred to Whorr the Club belonged and Iwas told the owner was Duard Gartm just lmaglne a club owner As I was sltttng there tn the nlght club a very pretty Wave appeared ln the door Ithought her face looked famllxar It was none other than jane Hodge She always had wanted to become one of Uncle Sam s WAVES It was time I was on my way agaln On the tram gomg to the State of Texas I met Ralph PTICS He told me that he owned a ranch xn Texas Dxd you ever thmk that he would become 1 got off the tram ln Texas I went tn to make a telephone call to one of my very good frxends Paullne Parsley although she msn t a Parsley now She is marrled to a very mee man and has a little glrl and boy I spent that night In her beautlful modern home The next mornlng belng Sunday we all went to church They had a very good chomr You know wh tt was so good? Look who was stngmg ln xt Faye Marcum and Anna Copley I always knew they would become good slngers You know as you travel you have to hurry along So when I came to the next stop I was U1 Arxzona I couldn t belteve my ears when someone told me who the governor was It was Stanley Stamper Iwent to see htm and he certamly looked llke a governor He had everythlng In good order I thought I would v1s1t the town of Phoenlx before I left Artzona I was eatmg un the famous restaurant tn Phoenlx when I heard who owned It just thlnk tt was Raymond Wallace thought someday he would become somethmg ltke that He was always such a big eater Before boardlng the tram for New Orleans Ithought I would go to see a ball game Arlzona was playing Montana When I went you can t Imagine whom I saw playlng Bob Lester the most famous football player ln all the 48 states Ienjoyed the game very much Then l was on my way to New Orleans When I got there I looked across the street and saw a very handsome boy When I had come near enough to see him I recognlzed hlm It was General Spaulding . . . U .. . . .t 2. . . ' f . . I ' .. . D 9 V .. . , J . . . . I . . . . , yi . . . . . Q . l , . . I l I acowboy? . . . . . . . . . . , . . , 0 - 1 I . , . . . .. . ,, .I , . . . ,. . . - . . . . , u , , , , .

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Class Wlll I Dell Marcum w1ll my long eyelashes to EIS18 L1ttle Herald and my abtlzty to play hookey and get caught to any person who can get away w1th tt I Paulme Parsley w1ll my tallness to Roma1ne Salmons and my natural curly ha1r to any jumor who has to curl her halr every night I Geneva Marcum w1ll my dark complexxon to V1Tg1n1a VN xlltamson and my flgure to Ella Lee Crum Oretha Marcum w1ll my blonde haxr to Edna Lou Queen and my brown legs to Betty Lots Ltttle I llkewlse w1ll my tardy marks to Elsie L Herald Mlldred Maynard w1ll my flgure to Antha Harmon and my temper to Gay Wxlhamson jane Hodge w1ll my shortness to Mrs Stephens and my levls to anyone who can wiggle lnto them I Elmer Dlllon w1ll my long legs to Ked Marcum jr and my boldness to hug the glrls to Charlle Copley Bob Lester w1ll my handsomeness to Troy Perry and my ab1l1ty to play football to any jumor who can make passmg grades Lowell Endlcott w1ll my brown eyes and black halr to Troy Varney and my mllllon dollar shoe shlne to Betty LOIS Llttle Stanley Stamper will my box of Tlde to Landon Stroud because he never had lt so clean before Faye Marcum w1ll my quletness to Romame Salmons and my A s 1n chemlstry to Helen Chllman Anna Copley w1ll my long halr and short temper to Dottle Perry General Spauldlng w1ll my shyness to Roy Stroud and my abllxty to rnake eyes at the gn-ls to Charlle Copley ames Colllns w1ll my Hadacol to anyone who needs somethmg to pep them up Mlllard Collms wxll mv recipe for Mountam Dew to Ralph Dawson Bernle Copley vnll my ab1l1ty to slng to Bxlly Lee Marcum and mvP6P61' Sh00t11'lgtO Basll Rose I Raymond Vlallace w1ll my ratlng of blggest pest to Rov Stroud and mv frlendllness Buddy Ramsey I Duard Gartln vnll mv blushlng personallty to Charles Copley I1 I . . . I, . ' . . . . ' I. I . . . . I, , . . . 1, . , . . . . I, Ralph Price, will my broad shoulders and good looks to Ralph Dawson. I, , . . . I, Y . . . . . . I' ' . . . . I, . , . U . . LJ . ' Y. I . I I, . . , . 1 . . I I 1 V U I. I - , 4 . . 5

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I went down the street and passed a college I saw a famlllar glrl standing on the campus It was Geneva Marcum I knew she would go to college That was her dream ln hlgh school I was on the plane going to Callfornla and you know who was fly mg 1t'7 The pilots were Bernie Copley and Lowell Endicott Vbas I glad to know who the pllots were Maybe I would And that wasn t all The stewardess was M1ldred Maynard the black halred glrl of our class I always thought that would be a good career for her As I stepped off the plane I could see my handsome husband to be standmg 1n umform on the platform waltlng for me We were supposed to be married ln the chapel there ln Callfornla I guess I w1ll become a housewlfe and make my home ln Callforma Dell Marcum CLASS FLOW ER PINK ROSE CLASS COLORS GOLD AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO Do Unto Others As You VS ould Have Others Do Unto You . I . , Y V . ' v Y get to California without a crash. By .... . . .... .