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CLASS PROPHECY OF 1955 September 30, I9'5: An unbelrevable number f people representrng all forty erght states gathered rn Carnegne Hall tonrght to xx rtness the once rn a lrfetrme event S3 mphony rn B xx 1se Out srde the rmmense audrtorrum rad1o statrons WMAB WNEW and WMGM placed re porters to rntervrexx celebrrtres Frrst, step prng out of a sleek 1975 Cadrllac Mlss Elena Scott dramatrcallx flneked a speck of dust from her ermrne wrap and slrpped through the mass of autograph seekers Follovxrng Elena an elegantly dressed stream of vxomen, xx ho only tvxo hours before had been clad rn xxhrte um forms, created a murmur of prarse as the crowd notrced the gold leafed letters on therr Chrysler Imperral Burnham Memorral I-Iospltal Mary Byrne, Cynthra Perkrns Eleanor Lamb, Lrnda Barrovxs and Grnny Gemmrll supported the encouragrng xxords of the head nurse, Barbara Noyes, as she spoke to the publrc People of Amerrca I xx as once a chrld vxrth hlgh rdeals and a loud trck lng alarm clock I vxorked my vx 1y up from eleanrng Mrs Seely s tubulated retorts to the hrgh lrghts of a medreal career May I ask you to help our hosprtal eontmue 1ts xx ork by buv 1ng subscrrptrons to the Elllbllf' I th 1nk 'ou A burst of applause thundered through the streets of Nexx York as the sn. xxomen lessened xx hen three drstmgurshed xx omen ap peared rn satln goxx ns studded xx 1th precrous stones Each xx as escorted by a suave dark harred gentleman Reporters flocked to thelr srdes 1nd rnqulrecl Mam selle Cosel Senor1t1 Relnkmg l'r1ulc1n Mockler grxe our hftx mrllnon lrsteners 1 xx ord 1bout xour extr1ord1 Ulf, trrps and soc11l reform throughout the Contlnent Ach xell me1r1tr1encls Our Percloncme por f1xor I xx IS 1xxohl 'I h znk xou th 1nk xou X es Burnh 1m h 1s contributed a number of excellent authorities on European Soe11l Aid The hghts blrnked as 1 srgnal that the con cert xx ould begrn shortly Lace taffeta and srlken goxx ns, xarymg from deep aqua to pale pmk, se 1ted themselves next to dark tuxedos, lexx els glnttered rn the lrght of the great crystal chandeller The room became dark vorces hushed and a soothmg melody arose from the orchestr1 p1t The Southwrek Symphony Or ehestra, conducted by Donna Lou Abbey pre sented Nancy Poole as vrolrn solorst for the exenxng Betty Angus as flutrst and Donna Oothouse do1ng remarkable on the tympanl After an rnterval of musre from Concerto rn H major by composer Claudra Walters, the orchestra played an xntroductron to the next attractron On the stage appeared Don jose Poppo brtterly lamentrng the betrayal of hrs love, Carmen, vxho then appeared wrth red rose rn teeth and clrckmg castanets rn hand Senorrta Esther Mekler and company perform mg excerpts from Carmen won favorable comments from the CYIIICS Upon the conclu sron of these seleetrons, 1 chorus of dark com plexroned, glamorous Spanrsh grrls danced to the rhythmrc beat of the Habanera Flash mg flarmg red yelloxx and green gaudrly prrnted skrrts sxxrrled rn crreular motron as Marra Conzanr Elsa Huerta, Marla Teresa Lemartre, Carmen Matos and Olga Satan txx rsted and turned gracefully tapprng out the tempo xxrth therr hwh heeled dancrng shoes Intermrssron brought the croxxd 1nto the lobbx xxhere radro announcers agarn staged mtervnexxs Attorney Lrnd 1 Barnes, tuckmg 1 subpocn1 lnto her bulgrng br1ef ease removed her monoele 1nd quoted, We the people of the Unlted States nn order to form 1 more perfect unlon X es dc1r gcntlx xx hrspered ISSISEIDI Elemor lxueht1 t1k1ng the 1ttorne5 s sleeve 1nd LOIYIHQLIX x 1nk1ng her to IHC 1r by corner The 1nnouneercont1nuecl Amer1c1 Wife h1xe xx1tl1 us tonwht the xx orld l1Il1OL1S Afrx c ID elephmt hunters P1t B1ker Allre Botto lx1ren Dunton Allle Wfhxte 1nd the1r le 1der . - 2 . , , 0 . . , . . ' , ' , ' 1 3 ' - . . Y. W . y ' , .- . .. - - xx ' r , v ' , . e . i . A . . . . , 2 A A, , , , A .4 7 I A I . . ' 1 1 4 ' ' 1 ' ' 7 v ' . Q A ' , 4 . 1 ' V ' ,, , 1 2 ' A -f - . A I E I - , ' - 4 - v. s ' - n K, K , 1 1 A . , I , , U . Y A A . 7 Q A .- A 'I l , , , - , . ,, . . ' . , ' . . V , . .1 . . , - . v . 1 . ' 5' ,I W - 1 ' A A 1 ' 1 W ,w - s 1 - s v f , . ' J . . . ' . c a 1 1 5 Y! U 4 r' Y. ' '. ' . i 5 . . . V , 4 entered the hall. Scarcely had the applause g . . . . v I A ' v - CJ ' L I I - 1, . ' L ., f- y r . ' 1 s ' 1 c A ' e . ' A I I ' A I . 2 5' 2 . 2 - , , I, . 2 , 2 -, ,, , ,l . 2 . . , k 1- , 2 , , . . ' ' A f - , V , f . 'h . ' . ' 1 , 1 1. r. 4 . c , 1 . . c ' YY A . 7 V V ' , ' 1 'Q , ' ' ' 1. . .. . - . ., 1 , ,' A V' ' V 'A ' - ,- 4 L, 1 c . H . ., 1 -1, ' R ' a -1- '. , .. -. - ' . . I . I' , 4 4 I v v. l. K 5 t 4 1 1 K' . . F - . H , ,,. K aa ' ' ' ' ' L ' K 1 C L , H I' 1 1 ' V 1 I v 7. . 1 ' ,A . -4 I 4 1 4. 41 1 , 46