Yutan High School - Chieftains Yearbook (Yutan, NE)

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future of the llijz1af7 Ekfgf Now listen classmates and peopl led to the word of wisdom from the prophet who now speaketh unto you of revealed unto her. While I was thinking of the e here assemb- lips of your what has been heavens spoke class of 1952, a voice out of the will tell you unto me saying WHear ye my words, I the future of the class of l952.W Suddenly I seemed to be in a dazed mood and just then appeared before me what seemed to be a fair angel representing the angel of prophecy and of things to come. In a moment it seemed that she rolled back the curtains of the dim past and per- mitted me to gaze into the long vista of things big time hot- yet to come. As I gaze into the future I see among the dim shadows of the people yet to be fami those dear old clasmates of 1952. First I see Jimmy Miners now a rod driver liar shapes of who has just won first place in the championship hot rod race. As he ascends from his car I can see his wife running to him with arms outstretched. They invite me to spend the night with them in their new 820,000 bungalow. when I leave the next morning I pass an 011 Refinery. As the Pres1dent's desk I see none other than the old classmate, Gayle McEvoy. He is now the president of the Frahm-McEvoy Oil Refinery Company. Seated next to him is the Vice-President wearing a bow tie and looking very distinguished. On taking a second look I recognize him as Billy Frahm. They are very happy as the co-owners of the Oil Refinery. Now in the haze I see an old out in the state of Wyoming. She uated in an old chair reading a WHow To Be a Perfect Mother.W She of three children and the wife of rancher. Virginia Peters, too, was mate of 1952. 7 schoolmate way is cozily sit- book entitled, is the mother a large cattle a former class