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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY In view of what we have seen at C. C. in the last four years, we can easily predict very unusual things to come for this year's graduating class. In the next five years or so, we will, no doubt, find some over the road, a few riding the rails, and the rest engaged in out of the way jobs the likes of which can only be guessed. However, having been witnesses to the behavior of the so-called students, we venture to offer some pre- dictions. Here are the boys a few years from now: Bernie Gerstbauer is teaching in a grade school. He decided that he couldn't let all his talents go to waste on a farm. Joe Louis might as well throw in the towel, big Paul Hillebrand is challenging him for the world's championship. Yes, Wally Moore and Ed Ruetz are at it again! They are arguing up hills, down dales, everywhere. Now they are arguing whether teachers should be tolerated. Willie Fanto, the super-strong man, has made a fortune counting apples. Mr. Richard Sovinski, once known for his zoot suits, has opened a clothing store on Maxwell Street in Chicago. After spending five years on a health farm, Louie Seago has finally caught up on his sleep. The C. C. Gazette, new picture magazine, is being edited by our camera-fiend, Mart Palicki. Joe Fournier's wisecracking in class has finally got results. Brother Edgar had him sent to an Indian Reservation. Willie Voll has stopped going with redheads, and is devoting his life to trying to graduate from Vassar. Currently on the faculty at C. C. is Jaw-urge Kroger, in charge of Commando Training.. Our First Friday sermons, scathing ones, too, are being given by our own Father Christian. The chief grease-monkey at the Clemans Truck Line is Jimmy Scheetz, formerly just a monkey. Paul VandenBossche is learning to peel potatoes at you know where. Yes, indeed! Bob Buzolich suffered a nervous collapse after donating a pint of blood. Certainly that's Dan Kopp over there with all those girls! They had to lock up Fred Sosnoski. He thinks he is an airplane, and runs around screaming contact John Bender is still in the managing business. At present he is trying to manage a wife and eight children. Al Davis, the fellow voted most likely to succeed, has received degrees from no less than three major universities. Jim Heckaman is hard at work on his Fifth Symphony. The other four were tremendous successes. fWith the Basin Street gang.J