Crum High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Crum, WV)

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lass Prophecy I Fu Dlm, am the greatest prophet that ever exxsted My crystal ball can reveal to you the secrets hrdden deep rn your mrnds It can tell you whatever your souls desrre to know I can tell you anythxng just by searchlng rn the magxc depths of the crystal ball At thrs moment I am shlmng my crystal ball for I mtend to look mto the future of the class of 1955 whrch w1l1 soon be dlsperslng and gomg rn dlfferent dxrectrons, perhaps never to be reunrted agam In order to be able to do thrs I must ask the semors of '55 their earnest cooperatlon You must jom me rn concentratlng upon the future leav mg your mmds wrped free of all conflxctmg lmpressrons In a moment I the great Fu D1n1 wrll reveal to you all the mformatlon that your he art deslres to know It rs the year of 1965 The mlst IS clearlng A village scene appears Isee a church the bells are rmg lug It IS Sunday mornmg The crowds of people are comlng to the SEIVICE I see a famlhar flgure It IS Mrs Carl Hearld who we knew rn school as Elsre L Hearld w1th her husband and two lovely chlldren The people greet her cordlally She looks very happy and appears to be an 1deal wrfe The scene changes It IS a college campus I am loolung at a large bulldmg Thousands of students are lE3V1Dg for the end of class has come Last of all the Dean came out of hls offrce It IS Ralph L Dawson who always seemed to l1ke the teachmg pro fession As I move on through the college campus I see two well known frgures m sports They are Augustus Porter and Roy D Hearld who played on our team at home, and who now play for West Vlrgmia Unlversxty The clouds l1fe agaln It IS 9 o'clock on a May mornmg The school bells are rlngmg Students are hurrying up the walk to thexr teacher She stands near the door, neatly dressed As she turns I see her sm1l1ng face It 15 Irene S Rose teachmg Engllsh, what she always wanted to do I move to another class room Students are se ated A small boy wrth stxcky fmgers and a look of agony on hrs face IS tryrng to gxve a book report and h1s teacher, grxttrng her teeth to keep from shalung hrm IS determlnedly countlng one, two, three, as wood1ly as a metronome At last she tells the child to sxt down and starts reading the report herself, maklng It sound xnterestlng and addmg color to lt She IS Dorothy M. Perry w1t.h energy as abundant as ever And now the scene grows strange It IS a large city It IS Hollywood MISS Dlo Ann De Torme, the famous movle actress, IS sxngmg as Icome closer old fnend Betty Lois Lxttle, very much changed She has golden hair and IS more glamorous than ever She seems to have acquxred a forelgn accent It's no surprlse to us that she's such a success rn the plctures 'I'hat g1rl could play anythmg 'I'he scene shifts to the drsplay room of a large gown establlshment A fashron show rs in progress I watch the mamluns strut about the platform One of them IS exceptionally graceful and wears her evening gown well It rs Verna M Iarrell, the chlef model of the estabhshment I ask for the owner and f1nd the establlshment IS owned and operated by Virgrma Wrllramson, who desrgns the gowns herself She always was good at that ln school and had all the grrls envymg her The mlst blots out the scene and when It clears away, the gr'ound IS covered wlth snow and 1ce A frgure comes toward me He wears a stunnmg unrform He looks handsome and seems to know lt He stops and starts talkmg to me about Jay walklng He smlles and says, 'A polrceman must always be on the Job He IS one of those romantrc heroes, a polrceman As he moves away, Irealrze he rs Ked Marcum, jr better lookrng than ever The scene becomes noxsy Buuing and rmg ng f1l1 the ear It IS a telephone offrce and the head operator IS Lassie Wllhamson She always dld l1ke to use the telephone so I guess she decided to make some money at rt As I move on through the bulldxng, I come to a room ln which SltS a pretty blonde headed g1rl typmg It IS Antha Harmon, who broke all records m school for speed More clouds and mrst Gazmg through them, I see that we are st1l1 ID the clty It IS the rnterror of a large publxc buildxng, the llbrary Standmg near the desk IS a nrce lookmg lady who rs the head hbrarran, she 15 busy checking out books and checkrng them 1 It IS our old frrend Roxre Vernatter, who always said she would be a lrbranan I see 30 , . . . . . ' 9 ' 1 . . .. . . ' 1 , . . . , - . . . . . . , . . . . . . ' 1 . . , - . - . ' 1 . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .. . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . - . . a U' 1 a - . . ' . . . . - . ., . . . : . . . . . . . . . . , . . - . . . . . - - D. 1