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THE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Sitting here and discussing the future we are reminded of the movie I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS and wonder if the Seniors of '55 will have completely fulfilled their dreams and our dreams of them. Through a misty haze we can read the names SOLINGER, FLEMING, and WILLIAMS, Inc., and realize that BOB, JIM, and TOM have fulfilled their dreams of having their own chain stores. Although we know that DALE MILLER, LYLE BAKER, and BILL FORRINGER are good friends of these wealthy merchants, we know their high positions in the firm are due to their working ability and not just the long friendship. Sitting here reminiscing, we catch a glimpse of FRANCES REARICK, advertising manager for the WISSINGER GAZETTE. She seems to be discussing TONY'S Fall advertisements with EVE- LYN BEERE, who is Business Manager of the H. H. B. Co. for EILEEN HANKEY, EULA HANKEY and MARY ELLEN BAKER. While dreaming of future events I see a black and blue cloud and emerging from it is CHARLES KANZLEMAR, the great boxer of 1965, followed by his cute manager, DORIS McVAY. After every rain there is a rainbow and after much study JOAN MILLER finds the end of her rainbow at E. J. H. S. where she is teaching art. I can visualize a very bright cloud and know that it is the lights from JUNE SHAEFFERIS restaurant at Blue Run. . Instead of riders in the sky it is dancers in the sky and we see MARGARET SHEASLEY leading her class of young dancers in a few routines. The white clouds of the sky seem to represent the fulfillment of the dreams of LUELLA SCHALL and DAISY SHEASLEY, for both are nurses now. The brown cloud of the army seems to have captured a few of the boys. JIM FRAZIER is head of the aeronautics at Fort Meade. DICK WILLIAMS, CHUCK EVERHART, and BILL WALKER are now in the paratroopers and doing very well. I can almost hear the sound waves going through the air when secretaries ARLENE SMITH, SANDRA CAMPBELL, LORETTA SCHALL, and BETTY HECKMAN start talking with telephone operators SAVILLA RODOCKER, SHIRLEY CLEVER, FAYE BOYER, and JANET MEYER-and during office hours, too! They had better watch what they are saying because two honest linesmen, ALFRED BEER and EUGENE WIEGAND, are listening in on their conversation. While thinking of secretaries I think of DONNA KUNKLE and LOIS BOYER, who were going to be secretaries, too. It seems their husbands changed the girls' minds. Speaking of husbands, THELMA HAWKINS, SARAH PAINTER, and LOIS ANDERSON are getting along very well with theirs. While JANE MILLER, MIRIAM SCHALL, and NORITA MCINTIRE are doing very well in their beauty shop at Elderton, MARLENE ERDLEY and JOAN HARTMAN have decided to close theirs in favor of their husbands. It looks as if RON PARKS has overcome his shyness because he has taken over the English Department at Elderton. After the dust cloud had fallen on the race track I knew that four E. J. H. S. boys had fulfilled their dreams. DICK FRYE, RON JOHNSON, ARNOLD JOHNSTON, and DAVE PETERMAN are very proud of their souped-up jalopies. It seems that two school chums, EDITH RISHELL and LOUISE MEYER are keeping their friendship alive in their joint trailer camp for tourists. Through the gray mist of the morning we can see JOHN SMAY leading his dairy cows out to pasture and we know that his Agriculture from school has helped to make his dream a reality. For some reason three of our seniors just can't stay away from Elderton High, they are CAR- OLYN HEILMAN fmusicjg DELORES BROWN Chome ec.Jg and our Principal, BOB KUNKLE. There is one cute girl left in our senior class to dream about-MYRETTA MONTGOMERY- and we are sure that she and Red are doing very nicely together. Well, here are our dreams for the class of '55 from E. J. H. S., and we sincerely hope that each dream of each senior comes to life exactly as it should. Donna Kunkle Daisy Sheasley 30