Lovell High School - Wyovell Yearbook (Lovell, WY)

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Q .I.Z'.2FL'2fZP217.l'LI'T.1'2'.T',Tf2If'T2173217TT2T1f.l72L'.1f,1'2'1'.1'IICf1F2,'f1fI2 f.1f2,T1'321111T217IT2.'f.I?2fT1'2.1f.1T2Tf.1F2 ,17l2TTI'2Y.' QCII272,15'f2.1F1'I1f1'TT!1'2 fT EQ uunIulnmnnuumnnn IIInImnunmmulmln aunuuuunmmuunnu1nmunnnnIIunnummunmun THE -1927 WYOVIELL 'SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Boston, Massachusetts, - March 17, 1947. Dear Virginia: At last I have found just what I've wanted to do. I am writing a Social and Economics Problem text book to be used especially by Professor A. R. Boyack, now at Harvard. I have had the opportunity to travel over almost all of the United States, and I have met nearly all our old schoomates of the class of '27. It is just remarkable what some of them have become and the success they have attained! . Our vice-president, Cleo Ivlickelson, and Orlan Cox, are married and live on a farm in southern California. They have the darlingest little cottage. After five years they are still so devoted. ' A Velda Allphin is editor-in-chief of the Lovell Chronicle, now a daily paper. Evidently Velda did profit from her experience as editor on the Hi-Lo-View, George Dover is the owner of a chain of laundries throughout YVyoming. I hear he is just rolling in wealth. VVhile I was in San Francisco I heard lyiargaret Hopkin sing in the opera Carmen. Of course that isn't surprising because we all expected her to become a great prima donna. . Edna Dickinson's kind and sympathetic heart got the best of her after all. She is now at the head of an institution for homeless cats in Denver. 'You would never guess what Idella is doing. She and Edna are as different as can be. Idella is the first woman champ prize fighter. I have seen her, and really she is just like greased lightning. i I received a letter from Ida Allphin, and where do you suppose she is? In South Africa, teaching the natives how to do the Black Bottom. When I was in Kansas City I had the opportunity to hear one of our leading woman lecturers. Luella Fillerup is touring 'the world, lecturing on The Rights of Woman. I had quite a chat with her after the lecture, and she told me confidentially that she was still looking for a husband too. Now don't breathe this to a soul. fLuella would never forgive me.j Glenn Robertson, fPenny you knowl is one of the most properous bootleggers in this country. Just now he is located at Palm Beach. But he is so much in demand he is going to go to Hollywood soon. I always thought Rulen Moncur's knowledge of mechanism would get him somewhere. He has invented an incubator guaranteed to hatch out lessons. If only he had that during our senior year. 1mIInummIIanumulIIluInnuIInunmnInumIinInumnuInumlnuunlnmnumlnulnIinEaunnnnnnnnnnnunummnuuuunuI1uIIluIuInnuIlunnuIInIIuInuIIllIIlumnunnmuunu :nu i1ml1mlw1u1m1lrul1l:i mu 1un1un 1:11:1I1H1lul1nuA1nn1i1muw1ululu1u.ln1:llnil. 11uuu1H1111unl1xln1uuw1wul1wlu1llm11lnl1nllll1ulll mlunu