Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

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CLASS PROPHECY As I was asked to predict the future for tie nenbers of the class of 1939 I decided to reed tea leaves. I solcctod the host loaves I eeuld find because nothing would be too good frr such a fino class. A din-shape appears, it grows brighter. I beer noise; shouts and choors. Look, it is Sadison Square Garden. Two non in the ring fighting for heavy-weight championship, sudd- enly a tall rangy fellow rushos up to break a clinch, why as I breathe, its our own Robert Thornton, our Senior Class Prosidcnt, Ho is re- feree , and is in denand at all rings. The scone changes to a near-by building. Cn tho sixth floor I sco a nodern office. On the door narked private I soo a nano that retches ny cyo---believe it or not j.ts Jcnia Brazil. I open tho door and there I find sho is executive assistant to John D. Rockefeller Jr. Three leaves stray to the side, tthat can these toll? AhI I soo throe dignified wonon ■rrth nany little children around then, thoir patience soens never to tiro. I hear sounds of a school bell. The figures otart toward a house. Their faces beeone plain, why its Ratha Cole, Tivian Toni in, and Rena Gillian, WaitJ Hr.at is this din shape under this large loaf? Why it nust bc? it is a beautiful kcusa in the best residential section of Chi- cago. I gaze into tho window, what lovely doc- crations, it shows the v ork of a very skilled interior decorator. I see now, it was Jewel ie hards and tho carpenter none other than Cecil Gillian. There's one leaf that just will not stay still, lets sco what it ncans. Why, its Olon Snith,a traveling salesman selling the best of everything. I see a very neat little place whore cars arc continually stopping. Thoro aro two boys Sappily working with then. It 3cons as if I Save seen those faces before. Hell of all • . . psj its Paul Junkin3 and Dorsey Higdon, ino thon as ncchanics.

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 Ml 2SNI A dcopor glinpso into the future I soo pain end suffering. Surely none in our class will eecc to such griof, It is coning clear, Mar- guritc Wilson, our classnato, is taking care of the sick, Sho is nurse in John Hopkins Hos- pital. I sec hor talking to 3onconc, naybo get- ting instructions. The face looks faniliar,why it s Thrath Cobb, she is the hospitals fanous dictitionist. Behind the screen in Hollywood I find two of ny clascnatos, Lois Johnson and Loy Bca rratcr, risking the stars norc beautiful. These leaves reveal strango things. Tho Country noeds non in office that know sonething of agriculture ih the South so the President appoints Ro. Ph Davis to be Secretary of Agricu- lture while Orbon Smith boconos State Cormiss- itner of Agriculture, t?cll of all things, Floyd Jones is flying, un is piolcting one of the passenger Planes of the Delta Airline. As I road the leaves I con see ny future, playing the piano with Bonny Goodnan’s Orchostora, teaching dancing on tho side. By—Kathryn Goer