Electra High School - Bengal Yearbook (Electra, TX)

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XXX '93 Akai! l PAUL HAYNES T1ge1 Staff DOPOTHX ELLEN PAGE VAN HOOVE Tennls Band O1 chest! a THELMA COLE VIRGINIA IIUMPIIRIES I O AI PEI T WILSON VETA SANDFRQ HARROLD JONES Debate Honorary Lion

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1 THE SENIOR PROPHECY Back m the days of old when Bxbxcal romance ruled supreme great wxse noble and trustworthy men a Pharaoh Joseph Job and Davxd, had dreams that unvelled to them then unknown future I am far more lucky than those prophets of old for they dreamed only of themselves wlule my dream unfolded to me the future of most famous Semor class ever produced by Electra High After a very trymg and tmng day of study I went to slumberland and of the many dreams I dreamed I wxll relate to you the one whlch 15 the most lmportant I dreamed that ten eventful years had smoothly glxded by and all the semors were now thrxvmg men and women of the great busmess world Fortune had bequeathed them all except me w1th bountful success so I decxded to go out and roam oxer the world At tlus tlme alrplanes were the common mode of travel I made an appomtment w1th the best that could be had and made preparatlons for the trlp On the day of departure I saxd good bye to my old dog and Started for New York As we ap preached Bugscuffle wluch was now a thrnmg metropohs I notlced a gleat throng of people on earth all carrying flowers, old shoes and nce I mqulred of the pxlot whom I recogmzed to be none other than Bug Kenneth Gxbson what It was and he Informed me that he mtended to take on two newlywed couples at that place We land d and as the newlyweds approached through the hall of rmce old shoes and flowers, I recogmzed the famlllar faces of Bxlhe Jo Weaver and Horace Miller LaNetta Smulcer and Buford Nall who were Just now gettmg marrned after flfteen years of courtshmp From them I leamed that R S Vanhoove wxth hls wife the fo merly Lmda Alexander was cluef Jamtor m one of the leadlng banks on Wall Street Upon landmg in New York I bade the newlyweds farewell and started out to se the town Whxle loafmg on Broadway just as I notxced a very beautifully deslgned neon Slgh adver tnsmg the famous HOFER M1d Nxte Frohcs somethmg h1t me on the head and I went to sleep When I awoke I was ln a pollce statlon charged w1th loltermg and slgn r admg on Broadway I recogmzved ome of my fellow mmates to be Beatrlce Arnold Alma Lee Bagley La Nelle Fmmons Mane Hall and Viola. NIOYTIS They were charged wlth dlsturblng the peace at an unreason ble hour When I was haxled before court 'Irs Loulse Cross Oradat was su ng Mr Frank Oradat for a dlvorce o she could marry Alvm Elllott When I was taken before the Judge I lmmedlately recogmzed h1m as Earl Marshall who was now Imperxal Chlef of the New York Pollce He ln formed me that he had become the proud husband of Wynona Bowden He also told me that the offlcer that arrested me was John Moms I remembered readmg the sign of Hofer M1d Nlte Frollcs so I declded to go and see them that mght Can you xmagme my surprlse as I entered when I met the smxlmg countenances of Faye Hofer and her husband Fugene Lee Eugene Lee was now famouq because of hrs ablhty as a beauty cr1t1c As the dancers came out on the stage I notxced that mv old frlend Exlene Kxselwlck led thxs noted companv of dancers with her orlgmal Dance of the BUtf81'fl1'9S Among the other beautmful dancers I recogmzed Vxrgxma Humphrxes Madge Stacy Lucxlle Shephard and Beatnce Chesher The hot swmg band was led by Bxllv I-Iarrlson Among the band members I recogmzed Robert Sawyer swmgmg a trumpet and Vernon Dlvcon playmg a saxophone As the next day was Sunday I went to see a real bng league game wh cn was to be between the New York Grants and the Cleveland 'Indians When txme came for the game the Indxans ' dashed out on the ., I 3 t I 5 T 1 u f . . ' v v I . . A - - , , V . 1 I S 1 1 1 1 ' . - I . . I U . - . I . ,, n n . ., 7 y . A, . . u . - O . ' ' . s ' ' 7 D J ., . , , ' 4 I J. ' . ' . a . ' ' I - , .1 . ' . v 4 , - ' ' ' ' s ' ' . ' Y 1 , . . . . ' . . . . - 1 1 . Y . . . . . v v . U . - . . ,, . - 1 1 ' 1 . . . l n n , 1 . 1 I I g ' y .4 . , - , - . . . 1 - . 1 . ' u - 11 - , , K . , - . . . . . ' Y 1 1 - - - u ' 11 ' 1 Q . . . . . . -' 1 . . - . 1 v 1 - u 11 - I . . - - , I. . . , . . . V . ' ' 1 1 ' 1 r . , v q . 7 a . . . . u ' 11 , . . - , . 1 u ' 1 1