Central City High School - Bison Yearbook (Central City, NE)

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Class Prophecy. . . After twenty years Mr. Cline, who is now gray and aged, sits in his easy chair before a fireplace, hishead hegins to nod as slumber overtakes him. Now he is dreaming. What is he dreaming? Lis- ten quietly, and I will tell you all about it. He sees before him the members of the class of 1945. MY! How they have changed in twenty years. Miss Billie Ruth Rogers is a famed vocalist with Sammy Kaye. L True Burr is a successful and brilliant artist for Esquire. Lucille Peterson is happily married to General Lovejoy. Francis Cohagan is still trying to get back from Tokyo. ' t Marilyn Foster is a happy housewife, sending Donnie Junior off to school. Owen Powers is the prosperous and popular governor of Nebraska. , Phyllis Huston is now a private secretary to Cecil DeMille, after ten successful years. Madame Chicolie, Marian Irelan of 215, is the renown beauty technician of Hollywood. Maxine Land is head lady of the Biltmorc Hotel in New York. Glen Lutrell is on a good will tour in South America, also gathering data for his new Broad- way show. t Luana Nelson is designing the latest in mil- linery in Paris. Yes, you can buy cigarettes-from Bonnie Nor- gard, Stork Club, N. Y. Harold Peck is a chauffeur for Hedy Lamarr tFlash, she tells me he is the best one shels had in yearsJ Leila Rudolf is the popular stewardess 011 Unit- ed Air Lines. Phyllis Bar'nesiis now the leading lady in Earl Carroll Follies. e Barbara Engel is still waiting for her-ship to come in. - AliceGregg has just completed her latesttnovel iiAInbcr Forevefh There was a surprise party on Mrs. Bud Brewer, -the former Adah Jane Surface of the old home town. .. Her years as an orchestra leader were so tiring that she fmally married Bud, proving to be a better leader of a husband than an orchestra. Bud claims that she handles as swift an arm now as in the old cheerleader days. Joan Sorensen, famous concert pianist at Car- negie Hall. ' Joan Strasburg married the United States Ma- rine Hero. t V Mary Jane Stuart, the brilliant lawyer of New York City, just returned from London. Lucille Weeks married to the Admiral. Mary Ruth Stuart, ever seeking higher knowl- edge is now in Rome. 13 Suddenly the patter of little feet and exclama- tions of iiCRANDPAl GRANDPAW brought this pleasant dream to an abrupt end. All things come around to him who will but wait. Bonnie Lee replaces Frances Perkins in Presi- dent Trumanls cabinet. i Class Will. . . We, the Seniors of 1945, do leave the following as our last will and testament: To the Juniors we bequeath the privilege and honor of occupying our places as Seniors of 16. To the Sophomores we give hope that they may in time follow our footsteps up the ladder of success. To the Freshmen we extend our sincere desire that they may take their places following the guid- ing star that we shall leave behind. Individually we do hereby bestow the following possessions to 'the persons named below. Cordon Deichmann wills his brown hair to Mar- tha Rae Crites. ' . Roy Kuhn hequeaths his curly hair to Rodman Nine. Bob Lures wills his punctuality to Jim Roubal. Ed Potter wills his studious ability to Elizabeth Mesner. Lois Wagner leaves her golden silences t0 Betty Baumeister. - George Ferris wills his speed to Lindy Everett. Earl Barnes hequeaths his height to Danny Sell- nciderheinz. Frances Damon wills her longhair t0 Joan Pe- terson. Jim Cline wills his appeal to girls to Kent New- myer. Pauline Engel wills her Junior Sweetheart to anyone who will have him. LaVern, Hartford wills his riding ability to Jeanie Sampson. Lois Henk wills her friendly tnot llirtatiousl personality to Barbara Wimberley. Maxine Jones wills her honors to Jim Hartford. Hermene Nielsen wills her versatile ability to finding jobs to'Joan Winger. . Don Larson bequeaths his manly physique t0 Stub Pullen. Marianna Campbell wills one of her many G. I. Joes to Joan Crites. . I Walter Hosick wills his dancing ability to Delmar Cox. We the Seniors of 1945 in this our last will and testament do hereby bequeath the aforesaid t0 the above names of people for their use on the 25th day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-five. As signature. Forty-three Seniors of class of 715. t ' f1 . 1 33 .F-qt- WhT-I hz-s hge-w Er-lhh

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