Altoona High School - Roundup Yearbook (Altoona, IA)

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Q Class Prophecy fcohtinued from page 241 been writing at least 250 words a minute. lust as I was beginning to enjoy myself watching these two classmates, the picture blurred and when it again cleared, I found myself watching a pro basketball game. Tom Cort was being introduced by the sports announcer as the coach of the Salami Stuffers' League Team. He had quite an impressive record for his team--won IO2, lost 2. Then something flashed on the screen and I was about blinded. When I recovered I found that I was looking at the California sun, and who should I see under that sun and a beach umbrella but Ruth Scheel. She was talking to her husband and she was telling him how much she enjoyed her vacation away from teaching fourth grade. This crazy machine must have been tuned in for teachers, because the scene shifted to a large high school in Colorado where I saw Carla Tuinstra watching her typing students take a timed writing. She seemed to be very happy, and I saw that she wasn't watching her students after all--she was admiring a new wedding ring. Then the infernal machine changed again and there was Bonnie Briggs. She was busy trying to get her little kindergarten pupils to come out of their play house. She couldn't get in the tiny door and they wouldn't come out. She finally whispered something to them and they very meekly filed out of the door. I was wondering what she said, but before I found out, the scene changed again. This time there was a motion picture shown of the new ten-lane highway 6 through Iowa. The object of the motion picture was to lead up to the introduction of the engineer of this highway who was hailed as the greatest engineer since Casey Jones. When what to my wondering eyes should appear but Carroll Clark. He cut the red tape and a new airplane wrote HOOHAY in the air in less time than it would take me to write it. Luckily the TV set showed me more' of this new plane. It was called an XHLIOO. lt was a rocket-powered plane designed by our own John Champion. The screen focused on John as he entered his inner office. His secretary who was Verneil Griffin, told him that he had a private phone call to answer. After he went into his inner inner office to take it, Verneil started telling about the new plane of Champion Aircraft. Then the picture went back again to the plane and I saw Virginia Ellsworth working on the engine. She was making some fine repairs after the test flight. Mary Jane Harding stepped out of the XH4OO in a beautiful uniform. pfsgnlov'x4olov'x..i.f'x..l.f'x4alol'snoleY'S4uIc1f'S-4-luf'N-4'1 HAMBORG'S MEATS 419 East Sixth Street ANDREWS' STUDIOS 822 Walnut Street Des Moines 9, low., Phone 4-4956 Des Moines 9, Iowa KECWS Y KOCH Bnos. Priniters Stationers G Office Furniture SERVICE STATION 81 CAFE 5200 Hubbell Phone 6-9366 Ml., 8' Grand Des Moines Phone 4-4224 V'C.TgElQ QFEEQQSRS R. l.. CARPENTAR AGENCY INSURANCE 541 6th Des Moines Phone 4-2545 ALTOONA .F 0 I ovxg o 1 avg, OIOVFXZ e I avg, ng a w-X, ala vxjolozexfo lo-.-ifgla-f,,.I.-fx., is -5 12-