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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Jo, do you know if this address of Norman Atz's is correct? I asked Jo Randol across a library table piled with invitations to the tenth alumni party of the class of ,43 of K. H. S. I think it is. He's in Washington. Secretary of Treasury. Isnlt that swell?,' she replied. He is the youngest Secretary of Treasury we've ever had. Yes, let's see. Burnell Aungst, 830 Carlson Ave. Say, Burnell is teaching at Indiana Uni- versity. And Eilene Harvey is teaching there, too. She teaches Freshman English. I always thought that that is what she would do. Mary- annis Baumgartner, why, she's in San Francis- co, secretary in some large fruit packing com- pany. Look, Eldon Beiswanger is in St. Louis. He's a scientist. And Lawrence Hess is a chem- ist, helping him in some of his experiments. I hear they are working on some new serum for the government. They're connected with a large hospital there. There are a lot of our old classmates at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago. Pat Ben- ham is a dietitian, Connie Kline, a technician, and ,lack Stiyer is head resident surgeon. Jack made history with a famous operation last week. Everybody is talking about it. I got a letter from Bev Engle, now that you mention that operation. She's been pro- moted and is now head nurse, since she played such an important part in helping Jack with that operationf' Here's Duane Blanchard. He owns a string of shoe stores in Georgia now. And Mary Ellen Tarttcr is his private secretary. You knew that she won a medal for her speed and accuracy in typing a couple of years after graduation, didn't you? She and Duane, both, must have gotten a wonderful start in our down town stores. Speaking of starting in K'ville. Remember when Helen Haase worked in a department store? Well, now she owns the exclusive Sax's Fifth Avenue Dress Shop. She's gone a long way, from clerk to owner. I4H.' And I heard from someone, that Sarajane Butler and Jean McCullick are in Paris buying some of the latest styles for Helen. They have been naming all the fashions in this country lately. Do you suppose that their invitations will reach them? I d0n't know. I doubt it, but I guess that we had better send them to their New York address. They probably won't be able to come but they may get back in time. Wouldn't it be fun to go to Paris, on a trip like that? Yes, I would love to go. I think Ferne Shaffer and Shirley Liebing have just come back from the Riveria. They're back in Texas. They have swell jobs down there. I'm not quite sure, but I think they are secretaries. Say, our basketball team is really going places. Bob Brennan, Bud Reith, jay Miller, Ray Sibert, and Paul Schmidt, are playing pro- basketball. They were the first five on the team that last year of high school, and you can still depend upon them to play a swell game just as they always did then. They call themselves the Blackhawks now. You probably read about their game with the Globe Trotters the other night. It was fast and exciting to the finish, but they came out on top as usual. Hey, June Browand is married, isn't she? At least I think that's who this is. Mrs. War- ren Harding. She went with him when she was still in high school. One of those few cases of 'first love being the last love., I wonder where Lee Butz and Bob Kuhn are now. Both their addresses are Chicago. The last I heard of them, they were partners in a whole- sale grocery business. I guess they are doing O. K. We will find out at the partyf, Did you notice that Representative Lee In- man and his wife have introduced a new tax bill into the House? He and Pat Carteaux were married about two years ago and now they both have seats in the House. He was president of our class twice and about the best one that a class could hope for. Carl Yoder's name here reminds me of an Page F011 rlvrn