Crook County High School - Spurs Yearbook (Prineville, OR)

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C lass ?9upl'0Pl'lGClj Some ask the stars, some look into the crystal ball, while others resort to dreams. Us, we'll take the reliable Ouija board tpronounced Weegeel any old time to prophesize the future of the class of '49. Everyone concentrating? 0. K. Here we go. C-A-R-L-E-T-Ahhhh. CarIeton's Cut-Rate Pharmacy. Say! That strikes a familiar chord. Let's stroll in and investigate. There is our old classmate, druggist Carleton, filling a prescription of headache pills for Grover Caldwell, our psychiatric interior decorator. 1With a profession like that he probably needs them., We step outside again just in time to get a glimpse of the ambulance, driven by Dave Thompson, rushing down the street. We think this may prove interesting so we will follow it. It stops in front of the hospital and we discover the poor unfortunate victim is Paul Walk who was hit by a train. We hear him mumbling something that sounds something like, l been workin' on the raiIroad. Poor boy. Now that we're here let's visit that prominent physician, Dr. Carol Cardin. We are greeted at the door by our old friend, .lune Smith, who is now a nurse. June volunteers to escort us on a tour of the new hospital. On the first floor we see Nurse Enola Hohnstien, who is massaging Sandra Scott. Sandra had the misfor- tune of straining a ligament in her arm while learning to bowl. ln the distance we hear sweet music and are told that this is Nurse Margie Ballantyne and her new discovery. A pleasant method of putting patients to sleep. She sings them lullabys. The staff reports that a number of their patients are products of Beverly DeSelm's Driving School and Barber George Maupin's casualties. Now the Ouija seems to be taking us to a totally different scene. What's this? We see a huge crowd gathered around. Good heavens! lt's Hugh Quinn still trying to climb that flagpole upside down. Beside the flagpole, watching intently, we find that famous celebrity, actress Evelyn Larson. With her is her faithful husband, Rolly Miller, who now lives in luxury. Accompanying them is publicity agent, Pat Barry. We spy someone crawling towards us on hands and knees. Well, glory be! lt's Bettye Lee just back from her hitchhiking trip around the world. Supporting her is June Clements who is returning from a long stay in South Africa. Farther down the street there is a model agency. Wonderly's Wonderful Wonders run by Joe Wonderly. There is Joe now, surrounded by beautiful models, many of whom look familiar. We recognize Clara Adams. She is still yearning for the South. Ravishing Patsy Mink is another model and a single one too. Oh, yes. There is Bonnie Davis and she is her hair dressed by Joe's devoted wife, Gwen Chalfant. Another model, Sharon Walker, tells us she business man and has retired Jimmy Hein in sight. We shall drop in at the corner Bar and Grill to pick up the local gossip. This bar features GaIe's Pale Ale, having is still looking for a rich named after the outstanding professional pocket billiard player, Gale Billsborough. lt seems George Campbell keeps his lawyers, Robert Worthington and Billy Laughlin busy getting him out of the scrapes he gets into with his mind reading act. Seems as though people don't care to have certain secrets brought to light. Oh, yes. Ray Bailey has finally made the grade, though his beard is long and his hair is grey he is about to receive his long awaited high school diploma. We notice a commotion in the corner. lt's the television set tuned to the world series game. Fred Wyse, the Beav- er's star pitcher is up to bat. On the bench is a guest player,Jerry Davis. He is rooting faithfully for his old friend. Why, there is Malcolm East, the educated bum. He says he has just been up to see the hermit Dave Nordyke. Dave lives in his car on viewpoint. Rumor has it that that is where it broke down last and he has been there ever since. Our next stop is at the grange hall where the successful farmers, Lee Adams and Harold Slavens are talking with Ted Reid. Ted claims to be the best hog caller west of the Mississippi. They are visiting with two old navy friends, Leland Smith and Jerry Grimes. We've heard tell they spend as much time in the brig as out. The boys tell us that Merwyn Gumpert hasn't settled down yet. He has become a world-wide wanderer in hopes that he might find an intelligent specimen of you know what. We are off on our merry way again and the next stop is at the radio station owned by Delores Fielder and operated by Chris Snelgrove, that world renowned disc-jockey. Chris says that the most called for recordings are the ones made by the new singing sensation, Bunnie McCaIlister. The former Norma Scanlon and Donna Backlund have married and settled down to taking care of their small families of 10 and 11 respectively. Martha Donaca dived into the sea of matrimony too. but her 75 year young billionaire husband passed away leaving her with all that dirty old money. Gracious sakes! What a fiendish look Dean Doe has in his eye. He always said he would catch a rich widow. Rosemary Cagle, whose husband is an Admiral in the Navy now, has become a close friend of Pat Gould. Rosemary informs us that Pat has made the world sit up and take notice of the under privileged children of America. Pat is much too modest to say anything about it herself. Glory be! lsn't that Lola Gover with the mop and bucket? My! It certainly is. She is now the scrub woman about town. They say that she was very wealthy at one time, but she spent her fortune on lotions, exercises. medicines and etc., in an attempt to grow tall. Joan Hammontree has gone to great heights in the field of education. She now has her own private school for girls. Every one on the Campus is of the female species, that is everyone but the janitor, Duane Harvey. Gee! Surrounded by women. What a life. Well, the Ouija board isn't moving any more so we guess that this ends the prophecy for this year. We don't claim this one to be any more authentic than any previous prophecy but ain't it fun?

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