Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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-1- ' i Q95 gan: 0 99 GL 90 G 0 Or O A 1 , L' 1 0 sf 4, 5 ffziwif A n 1' , N J 0 Q e 0 .9 l Class Prophecy R. AND MRS. AMERICA and all ships at sea, let's go to press and find out where the members of the class of '39 of G. P. S. are today - 20 years hence. Flash! Flash! Gloria Griffith, that renowned writer, won the Pulitzer Prize for her newest novel about the starving Armenians, Gaunt With the Wind, which is sweeping America like a landslide. You remember, Ladies and Gents, the prize was last year won by our talented writer, Emmy Govan. Flash! . . . Reno! America's so-called Man Killer, Mary Kathryn Kennedy, is heading this way for the usual reason of such visits. Is there another lucky guy in the eyes of this vivacious brunette? Time only will tell. By way of High Seas . . . No. 1 dietitian and lover of good foods, Marion Butter- field, is on her way to war-torn Europe to straighten out the food situation with tlhe famine-stricken people. Attention! . .. bulletin Victory for the weaker sex-Betty Sterchi was unani- mously elected Governor of Tennessee today. Flash! . .. Attention! Colossal! Stupendous! Gigantic! are the best adjectives for that sensational opera star, Nancy Kloepfer, who made her debut at Metropolitan House last P. M. On row 7, seat 3 was seen that famous lady doctor, Anne Lindsey, tense with interest. Sara Cathryn Jones literally showered the celebrity with numerous assortments of beautiful flowers from her Floral Shop on 5th Avenue. Smartly clad in a chic knit angora evening wrap was seen Betty Dorscheid, who is making Miss America again after 20 years angora conscious. Well worth the long journey, was the state- ment made by Texas, leading ranch owner, Grace J arnagin, who made the trip for the sole purpose of seeing Miss Kloepfer make her debut. Music at intermission was beauti- fully furnished by Mary Shepherd, that accomplished accordion player, and Virginia King, who is also well-known for her ability. Flash! . .. Cairo-What famous archeologist was seen walking down these streets with a pick on her back? None other than that celebrated Mary Govan. What's up- we wonder? Attention! . .. New York. Seen today pulling up in front of a hamburger stand for a bite or two was Emmy Jane Griscom, new editor of the New York Times. Incidentally the stand was that recently established by Adeline Moon with Gimme a nickel as the slogan, and I'll give you a hamburger fit for a king. Flash Hollywood! Elizabeth Curtis, an uprising designer, was today made head of the late Adrian's shop. Flash . . . Cleveland, Tennessee! Rumors are persistent that that red-headed beauty, Lenore Moore, will soon tie the knot. So we hear he was the donor of that class ring she has worn on her hand, with the aid of adhesive, since high school days. Attention . . . Mr. and Mrs. America! Pan Crews, that noted equestrienne, again carried away blue ribbons at the Horse Show by her beautiful display. - Flash! Flash! .. . Again. Ladies and Gents, Nita Campbell, leading lady-lawyer, won her point. Miss Chester, an air-enthusiast, was granted her desired aviation field on Lookout Mountain. Why there, Tempe? Flash! . . . Bulletin . . . Bettye Thompson was today elected leader of the new Safe- driving campaign. A worthier leader is not to be found-so we hear. Daytona Beach Frances Wilcox, America's No. 1 beach beauty, today opened up a training school for Tall Blonde Life Guards-only. Flash . .. New York! Seen walking down 5th Ave today arm in arm were none other than those two beauties, Mary Katherine Fred, model for Sax's, and gorgeous Ann Cason, who does magazine ads for Elizabeth Arden now. By way of High Seas . . . Mary King, world famous beautician and owner of the world's largest gymnasium for reducing had such a svelte figure I could hardly recog- nize my old friend, Chubby Gussy. . Africa . .. Margaret Boggess and husband, a missionary also, are doing wonders in converting the blacks. Flash! . .. Sewanee! A beautiful new boarding house was today opened for the up-rising belles of the University of the South by Ann Haynes and Anne Hixson. They for the last twenty years have had much interest in the school, we're told. And that, Ladies and Gentlemen, winds up another of our broadcasts with lotions of love. I'll be back in a flash with a fiash if ever again I come across a more successful group of young ladies. -DOROTHY BROWN. 6201

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