Bayard High School - Red Arrow Yearbook (Bayard, IA)

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Class Prophecy Con Imngs Past and Present What a marvelous 1dea' I walked 1nto the we1rd almost morose establ1shment only to be met by Madame Wont' Sen at the door The atmosphere of the place made me feel as 1f I were belng taken 1nto another world There was the sweet odor of lncense and for a m1nute I vxanteo to dash out 1nto the open a1r aga1n Come was Madame Wong Sen s flrst word I followed her back 1nto a d rk myster1ous room whxch seemed to weave a spell around me What IS your greatest W1Sh? asked Mad me Wong Sen To catch a ghmpse of my classmates I answered A loud clap of thunder was heard and the room became deep Wlth haze and I felt my self slowly znovmg on Madame Wong Sen magx carpet Much to my surpr1se Don Strauser was controlhng the carpet PaSS1Hg through lndla we learned that one of our classmates Reva Mae Phelps was a mxsslonary nurse there We buzz over the ruxns of France and f1nd Ruby jackson workmg mn a home for Motherless War Chlldren Keep up the good Job Ruby Next we head for the Un1ted States and 'and 1n New York here we f1nd Isabel Russell Slnglng 1n the Metropol1tan Opera Mad1son Square Garden was our next stop where Ke1th Slaybaugh 15 scheduled to box We f1nd out that h1s manager IS j1m B.1ckl1n Here s hoplng you w1n, Ke1th Don then p1lots the carpet to Washlngton D C where we f1nd Mllly Stevens worklng or her father Senator Stevens Headmg North we f1nd Dor1s Allen 1n Alaska g1V1Hg hula lessons to the Esklmo s We c1rcle back and end up 1n Cal1forn1a Several of our classmates are located there We stop at Earl Carroll s for somethmg to eat and f1nd Vlallace Cadwaller and N ard McClellan w1th two beaut1ful blond starlets They tell us that Don Dav1s IS play1ng the Horses 1n Santa An1ta As we are leavlng we run lnto Betty Manor who 1S wr1t1ng a sequal to Forever Amber Flymg down the coast l1ne we see Betty Stone helpmg her husband run a hot dog stand 1n Mexlco We hope you can earn a l1v1ng Betty Our next stop 1S 1n Kansas where we f1nd Marge Rob1nson keepmg house for a r1ch elderly man of eo Don t bu1ld your hopes too hlgh Marge Vvlhlle we are 1n Kansas we p1Ck up one of our school papers The Red Ember and not1ce that Bob Shaeffer 1S now the M1dwest Playboy and Gene Walker IS a Vagabond st1ll lookmg for a w1fe but h1s 1deals are too h1gh As we pass over M1ssour1 we stop to take 1n a c1rcus There we f1nd Rlchard Smouse 1S a bug extermmator 1n a fma exh1b1t Saymg the mag1c work the carpet once aga1n takes to the a1r We fly east enjoy1ng the scenery when to our del1ght we are 1n Spr1ngf1eld Ill1no1s As we look around we see that Mar1e Phelps IS a nurse 1n one of the Bachelor Homes Take p1ty on the Mar1e She t1ps us off that 1f we hurry we can get to Ch1cago 1n t1me to see Kenny Calvert play h1s f1na1 game wlth the Ch1Cag0 Bears H15 w1fe, the former Mar1lyn Compton 1S along the s1del1nes takmg care of Kenneth jr T1me IS growmg short so we hurry back to our home state of Iowa We f1nd none other than Ramona Rhodes 1n Grand junct1on d1v1d1ng her tlme between farrrung and sellmf' msurance Ramona tells us that Cleo Messmger better known as Cleo Chr st nsen IS located 1n the muddly h1l1s between Guthr1e Center and Casey K. - Q .3 ,.. . U 1 . . ' 1 O' . c .c C . -, . 1 . V l 0 A4 vv 1 . , ' . Ei . ll 1 n Ii 6 U ll 1 !l , . 1 en , S C . , Q ' 1 1 1 . A o , p L . Q Q u a n 1 I s Q g 1 . 0 . . Q f , . . . . . . . v n , . . V. . 0 v . . , ' 1 ,J . . . . . , . : It s u V' 1 0 . . - . u u - 9 . . H .. . , . 9 n . 1 . , 0 . . . A u on 9 1 1 . . . , 0 . . N . . . n A . . , . . . n . . . . . . ' l . . . . . . , C A . . . ' v . . . . . . u . . . . . . . O , n Q . . . . f, . . e A . Q ' I 1. C . , a