Hancock Place High School - Momento Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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THE FROIEECY The other night I had the craziest dream. It was a pecu- liar dream, one in which I visualized all of ny classmates. It was in I960 when I saw Virginia Baumgartner walking down the street, she wasn ' t accompanied by M Van l£ierlo, hut by a soldier, Harvev Winde. I seemed to drift into one of the Holly- wood Studios and there was Bud Abbott and Lou Coctello having a Quarrel. Abbott got mad, walked out on Costello, so Andj? Zeigler stepped up t o take his place, and v e must say it was the Per fect role for Andy 1 As I went strolling through the studio there was Cxrace Schicke playing opposite Tyrone Power in My Dream Man. ' Also on the set watching was the up and comnig stars Alan Ladd, Gig Young, Vernon Browning and Van Haf- ner. Suddenly there was a great disturbance over head, and the director, Arlyn Witte, shouted Cut. We looked up in amaze- ment and saw the Human Airplane , Bob Nichols , being piloted bv the famous woman avi tress, Irma Krepps. I noticed the air- piane wa s soaring toward the Blimp , Lorraine Scher rer. irma , having her mind elsewhere collided vd.th the Blimp. As mother related to me the next morning that I sat up in bed and screamed, it must have been when I visualized this happening. I tossed and turned av hilc and then I was at school. I don ' t know how I got there, but there I was. The teacher of the class was Miss Betty Erb, she was vrearing horn-rimmed glasses and her hair was fixed in a hard knot in the back, and who do you think she was teaching, no one but Anna Reiser I It seems as though poor Anna has not yet completed her course. After looking at this amazing event, I turned around, and Lo and Behold I there ms Harold Lewis laying a new sewer Ime. At first, I wasn ' t quite sure v;hether it was Harold, not until he wiped the sv eat from his brow and said Hello l I stopped to talk with him for a while and he informed me that Charles Eamen egger and Charles Berg were running rival businesses in Tn ' i-ht ' s ' . ear and Gloria Bacher was purchasing from both of t.iecx. He also, toTcT ' me tEaT ' Lorraine Pausch had fallen heir to a larfte chain dime store. Hi rold said he had to get back to his digging, so I walked dovm the street and stopped long enough go buy a paper from C larence Gray . I leaned against a post and began reading the sport section. There v £s an ar- ticle which drew my attention. It said that Delores Ungel had broken her arm when trying to catch h ball and had missed it a s usual. I turned the page tnd came upon the edvortisoment .3ej.lion. There vffis a complete page advertising the great skJter, J L-es (lii££o) H olliday , and a picture of him in one of his j rJ cefui movements. I looked at my watch and sav; it v as noon, so I donided to eat. All oi the restaurants were closed, there