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sim-en REFLECTOR 7 ' Class Prophecy The heavy volume of Greek mythology shd to the floor wxth a thud that roused Alta and Betty from langumd dreams of the glorious Apollo and has wonder ful oracle at Delphm Once more brought face to face wxth realrty Alta hast1ly rescued the treasured ed1t1on statmg as she d1d so How unromantxc people of today are Imagme any one of us standfng beneath a stately old oak breathlessly awartmg 1ts boughs to breathe our fate Thxs speech was accompamed by a serles of sxghs and her compamon couldn t help but smrle at her serrousness Methmks farr damsel she teased Greek myths have cast thelr magxc spell upon you Come Dryad let us hxe ourselves to yonder woods for a twlhght stroll Perhaps rt wxll whisk the cobwebs of thes antlquated tales from our thoughts Thmkmg th1s last suggestxon an agreeable one the two gmrls laughmgly set out for the woods behmd Alta s house Dusk was fallmg and by the trme they had reached the desmred destmatxon a famt m1st was descendmg about them Each followmg her own mclmatmon the gxrls strolled off rn dxfferent dxrectrons and were soon far apart To Alta her head filled w1th mystrc dreams of far away the woods cloaked m rts musty ve11 took on the l1keness of an enchanted world both wexrd and fantastxc The very arr seemed scented wrth a fragrance uncommon to an ordmary woods and the trees seemed almost to wh1sper to her as she pass d beneath the1r branches She stooped to pmck up an acorn but was stayed by a fafnt vo1ce callmg her name She looked up but there wa no one 1n srght All that broke the smlence was the dxstant hoot of an owl and a rustlmg of the leaves above She would have moved on but the same vo1ce called agaxn only th1s trme xt has a domg an fifteen years Alta who had stood bewxtched for she realxzed the voxce was com1ng from the tree at th1s delrghtful ant1c1pat1on forgot her fears and answered eagerly Oh do please do' Very well the vo1ce rephed but you must not utter a smgle sound untxl I have HI11ShCd or the spell w1ll be broken All was srlent A breeze blew through the boughs and the vo1ce began Close your eyes and I w1ll take you on an rmagmary tr1p across the Umted States Mlles away m the state of Calrforma on a grgantxc platform surrounded by an aud1ence held completely under her spell stands M1ss Ruth Dudley famous woman lecturer and adventuress M1ss Dudley has Just returned from the depths of the Congo and IS relatmg to her mxllxons of w1de eyed hsteners her haxr ramsmg adventures wrth the natrves and wxld beasts In that same state we fmd the well known team of Fahle and Wantuck known the world over for thefr helpful hunts to farm hands Outdomg the work of Burbank they have Just succeeded xn perfectmg seeds w1thout frurt to fnsure less waste of trme m eatmg for the busy Amencans Whxle strll rn Cahforma let us v1s1t Hollywood Here the amr rs filled wmth an excrtement and hubbub uncommon even to th1s popular place The reason a new crooner has just been dxscovered Mr Charles Sauer the Brng Crosby of tomorrow Startmg towards the East we stop at Montana to vxsrt the tourxst ranch kept there by the fearless rodeo rrder Phxhp Schultz The Schultz ranch IS one where you don t stop to argue wxth a Guy you just shoot hrm down Of course every ranch must have xts foreman and Wrllard Storck better known as Deadshot has taken thrvgs well under hrs control But not every ranch can boast xts own football team and tho the game out there often mcurs loss of hfe the strong hardy captam cowboy Bruce rarely recexves more than a few scratches or one or two broken arms 3. . . . . U . , , ' 1 . . . ,, . . . . . ,' . . Il ' ' 99 if ' ' , , , ' Y 3 u . . . S . Y! . , 1 . ' Y , . ' 1 A . 1 7 7 7 . V . e . . , , . s . v . . I . . . message. I can tell you, xt moaned, what your graduatmng classmates w1ll be . . ,, . . . KA , 77 1 9 7 ' KS !Y ' ' ll ' ' . ' . , - . . . . . , . . , Y 7 Y I . . - ' 1 ' Cl ' 71 ' Y , . y l ' g , - , Y , . , y A Y Y . ' V V I V
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REFLECTOR Seventeen Our next stop IS at a large wheat growmg area 1n North Dakota under the supervlsxon of one of the outstandmg figures rn the world s leadmg wheat crrcles Mr Albert Barkewltz Of course he has to be assxsted IH th1s tedmous work and has chosen s h1s most capable helper Mr Ke1th George Scentmg the dCllC1OUS vapors 1n the a1r we are attracted to the lxttle town of Abbottsvxlle Indxana centered about the mammoth candy factory owned and operated by Ward Abbott Whxle Mr Abbott personally samples each batch of candy hxs most enthus1ast1c busmess manager Albert Boehlecke hustles about the factory shout1ng orders rmght and left Travelmg farther east we come to the state of Ohxo whlch lS noted for 1ts many farms One espec1ally the Daxry Maxd Farm IS owned and managed by five very lovely young lad1es the Masses Alma Sheffer Helen Doehrlng Esther Hodg son Aldxe N1eman and Elsxe Payne who you w1ll see 1f you look closely are IH thelr huge xmmaculate barn domg the evemng chores Free from the hustle and turmo1l of the restless crowd hxdden somewhere m the Blue R1dge Mountams of Kentucky Mxss Margaret Murray noted scxentxst pours day and mght over an expermment She hopes to produce a new ha1r dress1ng lotmon whxch w1ll grve to every user s ha1r a lustre as lovely as her own The heat drxves some people mad and It IS safe to say that the Florlda sun shme has produced somethmg of thxs effect on Mlss Betty Er1on better known as the Mad Poet In her wmld desrre to make poetry dear to her fellow Amerxcans she dev1sed a style completely devoxd of rhyme scheme and rhythm wrth the mtentron of everyman a poet Next we stop at Atlantmc C1ty the v1s1ted by all summer resort On the veranda of a beautxful hotel lookmg toward the ocean and watchmg couples gracefully walkmg along the Boardwalk we find the song wr1ters Mlsses Mrldred and Cella Herbst They are wr1t1ng a song Mlldred supplymg the words and Cella the melody whxch ln a few weeks w1ll be heard the world over Now we come to the natlon s capltal to see what IS happemmg On the Whlte House lawn playmg a very excxtmg game of croquet we see the Presxdent Mrss Irene Kub1sty v1ce pres1dent shy and qulet Charlotte Haefner secretary of war Mary Jane Trevett who because of her hab1t of argumg has caused many wars not only 1n th1s country but m others Secretary of State the very capable and efficnent Emmly Zarbock and Secretary of the Treasury Roberta Z1rbes no wonder the nat1on IS always 1n dxfflcultles We travel north now to New York Cxty where we find many famous young people Stoppmg at the Roxy Theatre we see 1n br1ght lxghts Star of vaudevxlle The Trp Toe Team Everyone 1n New York Cxty 1S ravmg about thxs team whmch ns composed of Clarlbel Warren and Thelma Motz the celebrated ballet dancers As the dazzlxng brxlhance l1ghts up the sky we next stop at Carnegxe Hall where we find an apprecxatwe audxence held spellbound by the haunt1ng melod1es produced as the mmble lingers of thexr composer Donald Lauer fly swxftly over the keys In front of a leadmg New York theatre Hashes the name of Rlta Rengert that glamorous actress acclalmed from coast to coast To all mus1c lovers the Metropolxtan Opera house wxll always brmg enjoy ment Especxally when they lxsten to 1ts newest prlma donna Jeanette Graesser whose role of A1da thrllls thousands Rushmg to the dock we arrxve just mn txme to wlsh Bon Voyage to the Countess Du Mark formerly Mxss Jean Lamch and her really charmmg hus band the Count who are sallmg for Europe The shlp has been delayed ln order to rescue Flfl her ladyshlp s pet pekmese who fell overboard The tree paused for a moment, then began somewhat famtly as tho lt were runnmg out of breath H7 f. 1 . . . . , . . 1 . . , 2. , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . . . . , . 1 lr 11 - - - 1 ' ' 11 , - - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . 1 1 , . ' 1 1 . .... . U ,, 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 ' 1
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