Cople High School - Traveler Yearbook (Hague, VA)

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wr mi m ww w w aw w w m ay. y ' JSOiOSlLiiOO MyjyM VAVAVAVA yWAVAXnYAVAVAW prophecy To each of us,we must confess, There comes a moment sure, When we do wonder snd want to know What the future holds In store. A crystal ball,a pack of cards, Leaves from a cup of tea, I need not these but only use My gift of prophecy. Attention please, a moment now, I want you one and all to hear If not the whole, at least in part The secrets of to-morrow year. If this time has come to you, I ' ll end your curiosity. For suddenly there comes to me A vision of futurity. I see: Adeline Allen has completed her secretarial course and now enjoys running her employer ' s office and life. Tom Arnest is a traveling salesman. What could be better for one who loved to sit around and shoot the breeze? Bill Atwlll has become a laxvyer, and is still kicking up a lot of fuss fighting for the last word. Jean Bronson has finished her home economics course and is busy apDlylng it, but I can ' t recognize the man. Ethel Davls is married and grandfather Vernon is following the girls ' softball games again, watching Little Ethel star, as did her ma. Carolyn Dawson is happily married but she and Curtis have been so busy running around in fords that they have not settled down to having a family. Helen Fones is dividing her time between teaching her beloved his¬ tory and keeping house for her beloved husband. Earl Hayes is still dazed. He was given to understand that every¬ thing was fine, but for years now, he has been singing! ' ' .‘ here, Oh,Where Has My Little Jean lone? Leon Hundley put that good mind of his to work. He went to Washing¬ ton, became interested in city government, and is now one of the import¬ ant city officials. June Moss has realized her dream of becoming a home economics teacher. Thelma Saunders now owns half interest in Mrs. Beatley ' s store and is putting into good use her year at business school. Bob Suthard found Hague too dull for him and has turned to a business career in the state of Florida. Lula Richards is tired of staying home every Sunday by herself while her husband delivers milk. Otho Sydnor is still the man about Hague. He says he is farming, but one may see him at the local store most anytime. Ola Rae Thrift has completed her business course, secured a good Job, married, and is still working. One may see her in Callao now and then visiting her old haunts. Edwin Trader has made a success in business, and in love. He hook¬ ed a cute wife with the same techniques he used in The Darling Brats. Barbara Withers has a good secretarial Job in the F.B.I. office, in Washington. No husband yet, but there is a man in xtfhom she is very in¬ terested. Russell Wright enjoyed his part in The Darling Brats so much that he moved west, as near Hollywood as possible. My forecast given, I now retire My powers melt away. Just bear in mind that I am but A prophet for a day. By June Moss ;c; V wm %