Elkhart High School - Elkhorn Yearbook (Elkhart, TX)

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v 1 'I jk IQOPHECX g C'Ux?5l P? I I 3ome9lQooffed.4mKoLFseffA1KAm.effloao.a3wmomeqecowf3daee Aoauofufvafionofflmig mmduffkffwwewoexdvbunoft 'would 4e.N Last night I fell asleep still troubled by thoughts of my classmate's futures, for they are no more anxious to learn which field of endeavor they would be most successful in, than I am. Suddenly, there appeared in a hazy cloud an array of the faces of my classmates, the Seniors of '46. Each face had a certain atmosphere about it which had vague outlines and suggestions as to their surroundings twenty years from now. I was astonished, for I did not'know I possessed such amazing power of suggestive visionario. This enlightening vision did not last long, and I awoke with a start, ran to my desk, and wrote as much as I was able to rsmssber of the vision. There was a collection of silver and gold loving cups and medals of all descriptions surrounding the face of Shneol xen- nedq, and also in the distance I heard the steady rhythm of motorcyclesg so I knew immediately that he was to become the world's greatest quarter-back and winner of Olympic Games, in fact the world's greatest athlete, and he was to have a motor- cycle business on the side. A confusing group of vague outlines was in Donald 5ewquA0n'o background, but I made out what they were--printing presses, large sheets of paper. I heard the hum of great presses which all foretold that he would become the editor of the greatest daily newspaper, in which he would always leave a large column for his wittiest wise-cracks. moumbne niueno was surrounded by lights, music and laughter- -no, it wasn't Hollywood, but she will have an excellent job using her athletic ability as chief floor-bouncer for the ex- clusive night clubs there. Nomolhq Gbbfe1On'o face was almost covered with mists of silks, rayons, and fine clothing--her ability to wear clothes of any style and to make them look nice, will make her a wonderful model in the Bon Tony Clothing Store of New York.

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Qeon Hotdew was surrounded by beautiful rings, bracelets, and all sorts of jewelryg for twenty years from now she will work in a jewelry shop where she can handle all the bracelets and rings she wants to, which is her life long desire. Billion m0tiA6w'0 face was screened by a cloud of smoke which seemed to be coming from a chemistry experiment. This strange scene was the foretelling of future events for her in which she will be a noted chemist twenty years from now. Qohn mcsen was surrounded by speeches and microphones. I easily saw that he had become a candidate for senatorship, and his ability to talk constantly and unceasingly was really working for him. Around medwim muoick'o face were outlines of flowers, yes, dozens of flowers. I was astonished at first, but then I saw his love of beautiful things had caused him to open a thriving business of a flower shop. About Cdeooo xuttom were the distinct images of umbrellas, for she will be the U.S. Umbrellas' representative to protect Londoners from sudden English showers. Even I, with my new found visionario powers cannot describe all these weird surroundings, so your own imagination must be used for moqqie mywick, who will be the whistling sound effects for M-G-M picturesg Ylfcfncy who will be the girl that keeps the stage scripts in order, and Rwfug Snqfcnmd., who will be a well known comedian. Cawotqn scott will be the quiet unassuming bookkeeper for the famous firm of uCNOoAu'5AeNtd0n and npiqn Qemquoon Athletic Equipment Corporation. Qock Helms has had an inspiration and has written a book entitled WSerious People I Have Knownn. Before the vision faded away I was astonished to see a virtuoso pianist completing an European tour whom I recognized as myself, malta, Sfbfen Jffofckeyud.. There was an aroma of frying fish and the sound of baby's wailing about 544446 Rag powheh, who always reached for what she wanted and got it. In this case it will be an influential busi- ness man who will make her a good husband. About Bobby x0wlh0wme'o face there was a long string of not pearls, but footlights and the sound of wild applause. I fore- told that her gift of impersonation of anything and everybody had won her a place on the stage and in everyone's heart. Bobby Hendewoon had a strange mural-like background which I saw to be pictures of the many different occupations he had tried