Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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jLaSS PROPHECY OF 1937 Scene: An artistic room in an apartment house in Detroit’s east side. A feigned Gypsy roans restlessly as she waits for her appointment with a young woman. A crystal hall lies on a table in the center of the room. Time: About 1950. The caller arrives. Gypsy: (mysteriously) Speak not until bidden, fair lady. Seat yourself yonder and speak your most favored desire. Young Woman: (eagerly) My wish, oh wise one, is very simple. Gypsy: Speak no more, but gaze into the same mir- aculous crystal as was used years ago. I will tell you all. You are Annabelle France, a great artist. You began your career in Nunica, Michigan and later reached Paris with great distinction. From thence to Spain, England, and Italy. And—ah, your wish. It is to know the fate of all your classmates. Continue to gaze into the crystal, and I shall enlighten you. Ah, Lester Ernwall, and on his face he wears a frown, for noe he is an undertaker in Siberia. Lawrence Bruggers has taken up the profession of doctoring and you should see him bring them in. Marian Nichols is the loyal assistant of her idol, the doctor with her able helper, Thelma Cook. Alma June Hinken got her start in Dr. Brugger’s hospi- tal and now she is matron in the new Rockefeller Hospital. Albert Kramer and Jake Bouwkamp run an exclusive night club in New York City. As a professional dancer, Bemadine Lawrence takes the leading part in the floor show. Twice a week Sophie Sabo makes an appearance there as a blue's singer. Then she flies to Hollywood where she is playing opposite William Venema. Under the supervision of Peter Wasenar the television picture is bound to be a huge success. Agnes Koppenol is now Secretary of State in the United States Cabinet under the administration of Pres. Gerrit 3rouwer. John Maka is the recently elected Chief of Police of Trinidad. He has little to do as his excellent sense of humor has won the heart’s of the native women. V aikii, Hawaii has a new Fire Chief in the personage of Junior Fynewever. Between his heart burning with love and his smoldering temper he has little time to watch for fires at the Max Holtrop Super Service Station. Aviator Hubert Marshall has a schedule run from Cape Town to Madrid. Hostess Anna Moser assures the passengers Page Twenty Seven

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CLASS PROPHECY (continued) of a comfortable and entertaining trip for the Desirable Travel Co. with Jack Muller as its president. Robert Lemnen has become a barber and coiffure designer in London. Noma Witcop carries out all his creation with her skill of finger waving. Hattie Roman is the beauty- expert. Do you remember Edwin Heyboer? He is a lawyer in Chicago and is working with Ernest Vannatter, a political reformer. They are often seen in conference with Peterjae Terpstra, a prominent foreign spy. Betty Kelly is teaching Short-Cut to Dramatics” in Marne, the home town of her husband. Lester Laug has turned literary and has written ”How to Reduce in 10 Short Lessons and had it sponsored by Dr. William Roth, famous Advisor on Child Care. The Stroven Cigar Co. is growing rapidly because of the excellent super-salesmanship of Lee Lillie Jr. Manager and owner John Stroven has left millions to the Eleanor School of Advice to Lovelorn. A new style of furniture has been created by the designers, Le Roy Carr and Dorothy Thomas. Van Averill, specializing in the interior decorating, creates settings for their very unusual pieces. James Mulder is a famous news commentator on the new Ford Program. As a leading baritone, Arthur Post has been very successful. Ernest Hassold 1s the private veternary to the pet monkey belonging to Betty Blakely, a millionaire heiriss. Coopersville has one of its sons still within its boundry. Donald Creager is a tractor salesman who is still catering to the will of the people. Helene Van Allsburg is running a Dutch Tea Room in Scotland with Leonard Downs as her chef. Morse Richards is a A’.P.A. administrator on the new Grammar School at Coopersville. Myrna Rettinhouse is a new Recreational Director at the C.C.C. Camp at Daytona Beach, Fla. at which Paul Shave is manager. And last but not least, young lady, Morris Parish is an orchestra director who has originated the new swing music. Young Woman: Thank you so much. You can't imagine how interesting this has been. I really believe you are an old friend of our class. Gypsy: I am indeed a friend of your class. Beatrice Robinson Page Twenty Eight