Hammond Technical Vocational High School - Chart Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Page 30 text:

n “Amy Livingston and Harlan Achor were married and living on a fruit ranch in Arizona. “Gibson Meyers was pictured working over a set of false teeth ; some one was in the dentist’s chair. Over the air came a ring of the telephone, then: ‘Yes, Elizabeth. I’ll be home as soon as 1 can plant these teeth in my patient’s head. Tell Junior, Mary Lou, and Betty Jane to be good. “Faun Betzner was working in some office in the Court House. In the same court house I saw Quentin Nelson seated in the Judge’s chair in the Court.” “Oh, do tell me about John Hoaster.” “John had become a preacher. He was going from town to town preaching, but had never appeared in Hammond. “Elvira Gay was a great music teacher at Northwestern University. She had won fame in this profession. “Who else is there in the class I haven’t mentioned?” “You haven’t told me anything about Richard Cavnagey,” Evelyn said. “Oh, Richard was married to a beautiful Senoiila whom he met in Spain on his trip around the world in 1936. They were living in the Hawaiin Islands; they were both instructors in a college there.” “And James Brennan?” “Oh, he was a great movie idol. His most popular play was ‘Turn to the Right.’ “Henry Kortenhoven was married and lived in a mansion at Grosse Point, near Detroit. He was a millionaire and did not have to work.” “Tell me about Goldie Bostian?” “Goldie is living in Sacramento, California, with her husband, Raymon Novarro. The last time I saw her she was riding south in her small pink Chrysler on Novarro Boulevard.” “Did you see anything about us?” Evelyn inquired. “That will be broadcasted in the next flight of the aeroplane. We shall at that time read this prophecy and see how much the stars, clouds and heavens really know.” Goldie Bostian.