Drummond High School - Drummonda Yearbook (Drummond, MT)

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past the cheering multitude, strode a large, blond, muscular man. He leaped with grace and agility into the arena and stood glowering at his opponent. Upon closer examination the blond giant turns out to be Georgeous Jack Hanson. Jack, being a great admirer of Georgeous George, followed in his footsteps, but Georgeous Jack is much more successful than Georgeous George ever was because the former pinned Gargantua to the mat. Then the scene shifted and I recognized a form, Keith Bradshaw. The picture reveale'd a gymnasium. The floor was covered with moving objects, who turned out to be basketball players. Then I understood; Keith is the coach of that unbeatable team, The Battling Bradshaws”, composed entirely of members of the Bradshaw family. The scene changed and I saw a great audience in a magnificent building. They are watching a woman perform before a television camera. I seem to recognize her. Yes, it is Julia Hollowell and the building is Radio City Music Hall in New York. Julia always was fascinated by television, so I was not too surprised to find that she is the best known actress of television. She was playing the lead in 'T Love ’Em All”, which had been a favorite on Broadway for several seasons. Now appeared before me a vast region of rolling land surrounded by mountains. The figures move closer and I see a beautiful twenty-three room mansion. There, in a lawn chair reclines Harold Bray, the owner of the entire Flint Creek Valley. Evidently Harold is enjoying his place in society. The only worry he has is any possible change in the stock market. But why should he worry about that, not as long as he has the Midas touch. After this scene, I was somewhat weak from the excitement of it all and required some nourishment. At my comment on this fact, Dorothay had one of her servants bring lunch. While we ate, she explained why she was in this business. It seems that she never could make up her mind about the twro men in her life so she took up fortune telling to find out which one would make the most suitable mate. However, she became so fascinated by this science she put men out of her life entirely and be- came absorbed in her work. After lunch she once more called forth the other members of the class. Again the room was plunged into darkness and the situation previously mentioned occured. This time we viewed Garnor Gardner, happily married and raising a family. She evi- dently wanted a boy and a girl but she hit the jackpot and got quints, three boys and two girls. This was only the second set in the world and made Drummond and Garnor