Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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M M. ' V LEqLUJ'LVlJDUJ'DUJLkVJD!ALWJ4LW!J 'LW!-lLW!J' V ' ULUJI CLASS PROPHECY One time as I. H. S. lay slumbering, yes sleeping, it had a very mysterious dream. ln this dream there came before the mind of the great school the creepy future of these people. The honorable Marguerite Cullings was arrested on a New York street for disturbing the peace by loud laughter. Near this street was a sign Notice-Kenneth Shaw, a Professional llflanicurist of Cats' and Dogs' Toe Nailsf! Stop! Look! VVhat is this coming? A walking telephone pole? Oh, no, itls only Ralph Smith advertising the Tom Thumb Company. ln the meantime Robert Graham nearly became a great man, but his master duties of a large family makes him hold his own by knockouts. VVell, who would have ever thought it? Edith McCullum is now an instmctor of the feeble minded people at Nut Town. The dream brought in Gertrude Schoonmaker as a great psychologist and revealed all the mysteries of soul affinity. She resolved upon the art of wooing. The idea of a man like Adrieth Tarr having a motto like this: T will never take advice and never believe anything people tell me. Anyway, he is making a very successful teacher of history and fussing. Clyde Thompson is a success- ful farmer now, but he keeps Esther Culver busy knitting socks for him. Clara Dvorak, who was once a Longmont belle, is now gray with fret and worry. In this wonderful dream, Leo Dillon became a steam laundry expert and invented a steam roller which would press clothes and roll the roads, making a speed of 400 miles an hour. Stella Williams went to Paris to meet her lover and is not a social butterfly there. There came a change in the dream. Glen Thomas was married and didn't finish his college course. He is now a hen-peeked husband, as he just won't quit smoking. Arthur Ducker married a New York society girl and is finding it very hard to live on just a businessman's salary. Carl Lawrence, poor lad, his greatest ambition is to get a wife. John Baleant, an unsuccessful Hsherman, is making strikeless matches. The attractive little man, John Bruckner, grew better looking every day, but now he has a saddened expression, as he lost his heart in June. John Brunstein, a wonderful man, is a genius. He invented a hair pin that wouldn't come out under roughausage. llflary Spangler was always different than other girls and now is pro- fessional in the art of wooing and Hbbing. Ruby Thomas is an onion peddler in Evans. Rex Delling has grown fat from leisure, for he has always spent his time fussing the C. T. C. practice teachers, but all in vaing he is still an old bachelor. VVould you have ever thought that James Forsythe would have become so infatuated with Canon City in 1918? He is back there for a life sentence now. A sad climax in this dream was when Ward Lawrence was almost at the climax of wooing when Cupid missed his target and now Ward is boarding at the Bachelors' Quarters. Now we hear of the most famous people of the dream. lVlr. Tenny and lVIaude Elam, who are now the famous actor and actress, staging 'Wlatrimonial Comedies in Loveland. lt is strange that Elizabeth Dickerson is a Swede because she shows it, is a fusser and everybody knows it. Gb, my! Dorothy Sparling always was a wonderful girl, but always was too fond of Eat-on. Well, well, Syrena Wadsworth is up in Alaska, married to a bar- keeper and now is the cabaret entertainer as well as teaching the Indian pappooses. You will find that Atlanta LeVan is a designer of fancy graduation dresses in a New A P01 -r at A 'r w .1 ' A VNMYIVN or A r0dMflh'A1I7'Dd P0ma DWKIVA1 A W 4 ' 234