East Lampeter High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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CLASS PROPHECY T e snow was falllnff fa t and thick bt my wrndott I felt l llX and the now didnt help me any I slowlt turned to my newspaper and began to read I glanced at the first pave and a big headline caueht mt ete 'lratelnrg Salesman Hit On Head Bt Enraeed Housewife It sounded good o I read on Don Jartrs hit on head with rolling pm Hm the name sounded familiar Great New Drscotert Bt Lancaster Chem lst met mt etes Eufene Harsh drscoters new chemical Truck Drrter Fnied for Oter weighted Truck Jesse IVICIIIIIUCI' the drrter told the police I flanced oter some more of the paper and was shocked by the e br-f headlines Hazel Smith Child Specialist Drscoters 'New Method for Punrshrng Chlldren Tool Box Stolen From Joe 'Nolts Garage Valued at S300 Charles Bowman Foreman At Hamilton Watch glyen a S300 Reward For Catching Burglar All of these names sounded vaguely famrlrar I turned to the second page and saw an article about a farmer who had struck rt rich It prot ed to be none other than Leon He s who had raised a prrze crop of lroneer corn Thru was also an article about a goat farmer who was frettrnv a huve amount of nnlk from a lJI'l7C fofrt I looked hard at the picture of the goat and its owner and rtcogmzed our Jack Robinson 'lh ntlcle tated that a pr17e crop of tobacco shown by Iamms Lefeter at the Farm Show was sold for 501 lhe auc troneer was Norman Kolb The phone rang at this time and I reached for the receiver It was Nina Fckert who said she had just gotten home from the hospital where she was a nurses aide and she thou ht she d phone me She said she had seen Helen Hoover down town with her husband and two sweet children Nina had lots more news, too She had seen Arlene Frey and she was terrrbly bust with her .ob as a secretary for the head of the biggest bank ln Lancaster lN1na had also talked tm Mary Ann Prlonr on the phone and she was happrly rn rrred After remrnrscrng for a few mon minutes I turned back to my paper Srnce I was very mterested rn sports, I turned to the sports page The first name that caught my eye was that of Lors Spence She hal recerved an award for being the best gym teacher rn the U S It rnentroned that Irene Denllnger had fallen short of this title by only two points and would receive a prize, too ,Iay Kendrg, physical education teacher at lwast Lampeter reported that hrs our dear lrttle Davrd Bowers l turned next to the advertisement page I wasnt partrcularlt interested rn anything but I thought since I had nothing better to do Id read rt A brg ad with a vrrls name on rt looked attractive The next page had a full page ad, telling about the opening of a new lrff ffroc: ry store rn Lancaster The ow ner was Bob Stoltzfus On the page were compliments from Donald Short lrdge who had a swankt bar room rn Lancasttr On the following pave was a big picture of a mo torctcle The name of the man selling them was Donald Burkhart who had trayeled all over the L S on a motorcycle just like the one prctarel I finally turned oyer to the last page I first saw an article saying that Dawn Farrel had re ceryed an award for outstanding work rn the maternity ward at a hospital in Lanm ter where she was a nurse A headlrne caught mv attentron A girl lad attained the stupendous typing peed of 200 words per minute It was Joyce Kr rder, who was now the world s champron ttprst A PIC ture of a beautiful model now caught my eye Polly Rohrer was modellng a beautiful evening gown of white velvet, desrened by the world famous designer Lois Nolt Joan Leaman a concert pianist was going to vrve a concert rn the blg tadrum rn New York with Iydla Hoober smffmff a few selectrons Mabel Ixecmer the physchology teacher at a prryate Urrls school was hating a dinner party 1n honor of Richard Neff who had just gotten ordained rn the mrnrstrt of the Lord Down rn the corner was an article about Alma Buckwalter who had recerted a posrtron teachrng Math at Goshen College The piano puprls of Arlene NI enger were gorng to Une a recltal at the music house in Lancaster the coming evening The door bell buzzed rn my ear and I jumped to answer It was the postman wrth a letter Frances Mancuso had written to me askrnff me about her classmates She Sald she tt as lrtrng on a horse ranch rn Wtommv and thoroughly enyotrng rt Also, she had ffotten a card from Peggy Brtzer, who was the assistant to a doctor of Tuberculosis patients lem t had told her that Clrf ford Whites vreat aunt tw ree remoyed had died of T B and had willed Clifford all her property amountrnv to S100 000 000 I thought to myself that finally Clifford was fixed for the rest of hr life Frances has also seen Donald Nloore who was trayellnff and painting H had taken he out for dinner one dat I was glad Frances had w rrtten to me today since I had heard or read of all my classmates that tery dat l immediately sat down to answer her tellrnv her all I had lust read and heard LAN INIA LANDIS NORVIAN IxOLB f26 1 I V I . . 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