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enior Class Prophecy Continued Clair Schumacher in his lnctliodical way Occupies an important place in the world today: For Clair at debating was always a shark Now as n Senator, he has made his mark. A wlnsome maiden demure, was Mary Schey New cooking recipes she always liked to try. Now she owns a delicatessen shop And her many customers keep her on the hop. LaVerne, the bashful, was always charming His very shyness was quite disarming: Now a bachelor, we wonder how He ever escaped the wedding vow! lVilmer with his boyish smile To the ladies was ever a trial, Acting in Hollywood, that smile nmkes him money And beautiful 'starlets all call him 'honey.' At Scouting Ga-len Basinger always did succeed Daily he did his good deed, Now, oi' his honor we too read- A Scout Executive who takes the lead. Q The Rizzy-Dizzy Swing Band' tThe best band in the landb lVith Chuck Alklre to tickle the ivories Andg Dwight Probst to toot his horn- lYe're sure these musicians were made, not born! Dorothy Huser, u quiet maid As a designer is highly paid Hel' opinion on clothes is prized by all And her designs are becoming to both short and tall. Always studious, Marcella has found it paid This girl her hooks aside has never laid, A Professor, now, her degree she prizes And her store of knowledge steadily rises. Bette Marriott her acting our delight llas charmed audiences many a night. 0n Broadway we find her name Resting serenely in the light of tame. Flying through the sky so blue Piloting freight for the L M N 0 Q Responsible Dale a good pilot makes And all the senoritas' hearts he takes. Howdy a good lawyer will certainly be llis cross-examinations suit the jury to a 'T' As Prosecuting Attorney of,1'ntnum County He'll see that crime pays no bounty. A renl Swiss farmer is Harry YYe can't understand why he doesn't marry But wife or no wife-lt's still a great life There's plenty of work and no marital strife. Frances Habegger was good to me For on her linger a- diamond we see Now, this future I can trutht'ully tell She's married to Bob, for whom she fell. Merlyne Frankhouser, the sailor boy Came home from war, Hlled with joy Married and settled, in H154 we find him lVith single-blessedness far behind him. A farmer contented is Domwin His steers in exhibitions always win His wife June, keeps the kids in line And ln her, D. D's sure, he found a goldmine. Peg Moser, the gracious gal To most students has been a. pal, Replacing Mr. Anthony, she does with much ease And settles other's lives just ns she may please. This nonsense must end And you'll probably be glad But parting with these seniors Makes most of us feel very sad.
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