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CLASS PROPH CY Qcontinuedl Suddenly I found myself in the industrial section of New York. In a secluded place I sau a dress shop bearing the name of Wynona Le Glairec On entering I perceived Alice Dee Tienne abosrbed in fitting a dress on the former Helen Bsrbold, who is nov the wife of a famous doctoro My magic vehicle then transported me to the slum district of the city where an accident had occurred, which injured two street urchineo Immediately upon the scene appeared Myrtle Flateng who by this time had become a distinguished Social Service Workero Two walleknown nurses were called and Blanche Sauber and Edith Norman appearede Then I was taken to a transcontinental airport where I saw Grace Nonne, a stewardesa, assisting Mary Wright ' into the planet Mary had become a welleknown art designerclnside I also saw Waneta Long, who was traveling to San Francisco where she will superintend and orphans' homer A loud knocking on the door disturbed my dreans and I IBB brought back, back to realityc The butler announced Wilford Casterline. It appeared that Wilford had been studying dies sal engineering quite intensely the last few years and had some project in mind that he wanted me to backs How strange it seemed, that even in my dreams, I should a- gain see all my classmates of old Fort Peck Bight Q18-
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CLASS PROPHECY Time: 1950 Place: This troubled world I,Jimmy Lessley, now aged 30, wish to write down my exper- ience on the night of June 29,l950.0n that date after an ex- tremely heavy meal which my butler brought up to me, I lay down upon the couch. The combination of green pickles and whipped cream brought troubled dreams to my repose.It seemed that I was in a vehicle which transferred me from place to place with great rapidity.I was carried to a great orthope- dic hospital where Marjorie Armstrong,a great brain special- ist, was in the operating room, performing a delicate opera- tion on Dru Darwin Harbicht,the great paleontologist,who was injured by the falling of a great dinosaur which he was re- constructingo Dr. Armstrong was aided by Viola Gagnon, a blood specialist, and Claudia Christensen, an anesthetisto I was then carried to the battle-front of a savage civil war in Germany. At a small telegraph station in the midst of a bomb-barded area was Stanford Hall, war correspondent for the AlBOGl8t6d Press, sending back a full report of the hero- ism of General Robert Lee's volunteer batallion from the UCS national guardo Their heroi m had been immortalized on film by Sammy Sampson, ace news reel reporter who barely escaped with his lifeo The next scene in my wanderings takes me to Schofield Bar- racks in Hawaii to the home of Commander General McKeever, head of the army 'post, and his charming wife, the former Dorothy Chorpening, who gave up a brilliant com ercial car- eers General and Mrso McKeever were being honored by the presence of Captain Trudo and Lto Brick, who had recently been posted in Hawaiio Again the scene changed and I was carried to Washington DQ CQ where a conference was being held in the White Houses The topic of general discussion was whether or not the farmers were receiving just pay for their cropso The farmers' side was presented by Homer Reno, Senator from Montana. Sitting at another desk was Dona Hively with e shorthand pad on her knee, rapidly taking down everything that was being said. In an adjoining office of the Secretary of State sat Velma Weeres pounding a typewritere -17-
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