Grant Hospital School of Nursing - Beacon Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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he 8110071 at -------- -I '--------- ----'-----'-------------- - - -- - Senior Class Prophecy We are but branches from the Trac of Life, That va.-rtinrg shadows HLl'0'Ilg,Ii illrz peril and strife. Reach wer upward on. 11. strmzumm rrliimli To rnacli al realm 'llllliflllfllklf by 'rmuzkimlj The world is lm! a stage, and we hereby, Proclnim lim lwights we fain wouhl wack. so high! The little plane of Faith and Hope glided steadily upward, gently carried by the faint lake breeze. Twilight was fast falling and the golden rays of the setting sun tinted the western horizon. Upward, still upward, until it seemed that even Hope could not realize its virtue. Perhaps, however, it was the hand of fate piloting me on the weird journey. For years I had been searching for the Psychic Key that would unlock the Magic Door and reveal to me the Future of my be- loved Class Mates. lVearied, I had that after- noon started on a supposed pleasure jaunt in my little twin-motor plane. Soaring high in the heavens, away from the sight and sound of earthly things, day dreams took possession of me. Realizing that my machine needed attention I headed for Mother Earth. I desired to select a suitable landing place where my dreams might safely run riot. Nearing the earth a light glcamed through the gathering darkness-a smile of welcome to my desolate soul. I landed and followed the light. It was shining from a cozy little cottage-a haven of rest after my long journey. My repeated knocks, how- ever, were unanswered, and I found it neces- sary to enter as an uninvited guest. An op- pressive silence greeted me. The little can- dle, whose light had shone through the win- dow, was the only sign of habitation. But, lo! as I gazed spellbound, there arose from the cobwebby spirals of smoke, a beautiful figure. Dazed by its beauty and magniH- cence. I was suddenly startled by the soft rippling words which fell upon my ears- like sweet music: Ah, at last you have come. I have been waiting long for you. I am the Spirit of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-nine. For years I have carefully guarded and watched over this Class, but now, even as the Candle burns to a close, am I summoned into Eternity. I am giving into your keeping For! y-four the Key to the Future. Listen carefully: Dr. and Mrs. Peters fthe latter your worthy Class President, Miss Curryb will soon disclose to the world their latest labora- tory experiments, embracing a definite cure for cancer. Gladys Baumgardner is now director of her own exclusive orchestra, which is inter- nationaly famed. Rein Stephens and wife fltuth Bakerj are now making a Religious campaign in the United States. The Misses Margaret Blake and Eva Ru- dolph, America's leading athletes, sail soon to take part in the Olympic meet to be held in Switzerland. Columbia University, New York, boasts of its highest record students-Gladys Parsons and Charlotte Smeltzer. Elizabeth Bauer and Deloris McKinley, New York society leaders, are this week giving a reception honoring our new ambass- ador to Spain-none other than our quiet Mary Hayes. Ethel Crabbe and Marjorie Cocanour were tied in a beauty contest recently held in Atlantic City. Hollywood will be their next destination no doubt. Alice Dcubner, now quite a famous liter- ary author, has her latest achievement, 'Our Training Days,' ready for publication. Don't miss it-it will be well worth reading. Lois DeVoll has become well known for her efliciency as an obstetrical nurse. Nina Doran is widely known for her home cooked products from which she has made millions. You no doubt remember, quite well, her ability in that art during your training days. Madolyn Foley is following in the foot- steps of Galli Curci, except that she gives promise of even a greater career. Grace Wible now plays a leading part in the famous Al. G. Field Minstrels. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Fletcher QHelen