Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY)

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at lf? 'Q CLASS PROPHECY If Here it is the year 2002 A. D. and I am sitting in front of my interplanetary televiewer getting the latest stock reports from Mars about the I. B. M. Corporation of which I am now president. Wait a minute! Something is happening!! I no longer see the face of Mt. Smith. Suddenly I see before me the face of one of my former classmates. Why, it's Iobn AtZg!Zdi'lli.' Johns hair is getting thin. There appear to be four-lane highways on top instead of an alleyway like there was back in 1952. john seems to be doing very well as manager of the Boston Red Sox. Say, I believe I now see Carlton Gtzyclosh, and who is that lovely creature with him? Carlton's still a womans man even though he is slightly gray on top. Here he is out on some lonely island with a pretty Hawaiian girl. And there's Kay Lind. It looks like she's got her hands full with those dozen or more children I see running around. Well, I guess maybe they are cheaper by the dozen. I wonder who that woman is I see typing on the atomic typewriter? Yes, it's Betty Cfzvzpbell. Betty seems to be doing very well as secretary for the president of a travel agency called Rockey Space Ships Transportation Unlimited. There's George Tbomar sitting in his living room counting over the piles of money which he has saved up from earnings taken in on his profitable farm in the mid-west. COMPLIMENTS OF y CRANDALIQS SUPPLY COMPANY G. L. F. BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK CANDOR, NEW YORK

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The view on my 50-inch televiewer screen seems to be changing. I'm now looking at a huge air- craft carrier. That man on the deck looks familiar. Well, I'll be-that man is Dick Williams. Admiral Williams is making those sailors hop as he shouts out orders. Now there seems to be some advertising coming on the screen. The sign appears to say, Buy atomic muffins for quick and needed energy. Say, the woman who is holding some of those appetiz- ing muffins is Joyce Hoyt. Joyce is doing all right as she models as a good cook on televiewer screens. Now I see another person appearing on the screen. Yep, it's another old classmate from C. C. S. by the name of Lonife Taft. Louise has done pretty well for herself as a beautician. Many years of ex- perience now past have made her a real specialist at her job. Now I'm looking in on a rodeo. Instead of using horses anymore, the common animals seen are mules. And there's the new Roy Rogers of this age, Diwe jolanron, in person,'riding his favorite mule. Dave's a little old, but he still looks good. There's Evelyn Hollenbeck. I'll bet her husband, George, is sure having some fine meals cooked for him. Evelyn has been preparing his meals a long time. Why, it was way back during high school days at C. C. S. that they were married. Gene Tloomar seems to like his job as head forest ranger in the Rocky Mountains. There's Gene right now, up on a hill sleeping under an oak tree. Nice life! A new face has appeared on the screen. The woman looks familiar. Yes, that surely is Ellie Doty. She must be in her sixties, but she still looks young. Her job as secretary for a big-wig company keeps her supplied with plenty of those crisp twenty-dollar bills. joe Kaidiin is now known as the man with the honey-dew voice. His voice has even landed him a couple of roles in past movies. Handsome joe has still got the girls kneeling and reeling. On the screen there now appears a man in fanciful dress and spectacles rimmed with diamonds. That must be Mfr. Iemm' Aman, the movie producer, who is rolling in dough and as a sideline, to keep his brain working, does math problems. Wow! What kind of a commotion is that I see on my televiewer? Say, that's Helen Manning trying to knock some sense into a pupil at C. C. S. where she teaches fifth grade. Keep trying, Helen, you'll learn them young ones something even if you have to crack their skulls. Looks as if my scene now has shifted to jones Beach. There's Elsie Vergaron sitting there on the beach. Gee whiz! There are enough grandchildren running around her to make her seasick. Don't let any of the little ones get lost, Elsie. I COMPLIMENTS OF R. H. MOULD COMPANY SCHOOLEY'S1NC. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. ITHACA, N. Y.