Hayes Center High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hayes Center, NE)

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,1 C X 1 . I 2 .K I I 5 , ,nllir ,gp .r fe, , -,-f,-s If 1. ,E .X ,F . . ' J 323216321 I' if 'E ff K 'E ' Ed ' X '-- X 2 5132- 5 ?ff1l113 :if i . . be ,,,, N l ,,.A Q, l,,,d--- CLASS PROIHECY Dear Mr. S. B. Hanley, While looking thru the encyclopedia of the class of '47' I thought that you wouldllke to know where each of yourstudents are at the present time. It doesn't seems like twenty years has gone by since all of us were back to-gether in H. C. H. S. But here it is 1967. - The first one I read was Iris Plnn, she is working as the sec- retary of a blsbbusiness man at the Waldorf Astoria in New York, N. Y. and she . pes to be included in his will. Then next was Harold Richards, who is now a very highly skill- ed psychopohist at clocks. He wants to know what makes them tick. He is now living in Switzerland. And Verna Dell who is now in the deep'dark jungles of Africa searching for the almost extinct, 'horse flyu to finish her last scientific experiment. You have probably read about her other experiments as the new spray that makes the gum under the tables disappear into thin air. - W Also in Switzerland is a sheepherder, Curtis Dodeman. He wanted to get away from it all. And in Rome was Delores McKillip on her annual tour of the world. She was lecturing on'How to de- velope the mind.' In Paris is Leonard, now a noted dress designer and owner of his own manufacturing plant and is known as, nTheman who knows the womenl' In China is Maydine Potter who has been there quite some time. She likes working with the Chinese relief so much that she has decided to make her home with them. Then in the down under continent ls Robert Repass who ls now a famed detective. He almost has Sherlock Holmes of Scotland Yards beat. The only difference is that Holmes is in England and Robert is in Australia. He is now wqrklng on the case 'Who shot Mickey Mouse and his Pal Goofy'? Then in the Hawaiian Islands near Honolulu is the great Hula dancer, Alpha Lacey. She was a fan and bubble dancer in San Fran- cisco for quite same time but she decided that Hawaii was the are place for her. Next is Jim McDonald other the Supervisor of the day and Andl hear that he has quite a to win. Then right down the coast Los Angeles Hospital for she the Second Sister Kinney. On down the coast line to in the Orchid business and is In Reno is none other than wise known as Two Ton Tony. He is nightnmrsery in Seattle Washington. few fights a day but always manages 11ne is Ruth carter. She is in the has became a sister and is know as Mexico is Charles Strop who is now doing very well for himself. windy Norman who is in big business now, for he has the Night Club known as N1ndy's and also the Gam- bling house known as 'We Cheat Fa1r.' Then in Santa Fe is Marjorie Fisher and her famous Ma Perkins Boarding house. The only one that stayed in Nebraska was Bernard Orman who is in Omaha and is a wonderful sales man for the Singer Sewing Ma- chine. I Then in chicago is Vaughn Hilson who is a noted typist who has broken the world record in typing at 160 words per minute. In Philadelphia is Gary Maucher who is broadcasting on the radio as a Second Nalter Nlnchill and his sponsor is of the new, All new Jet propelled cigarette. Then in Miami, Florida is Richard '. Peterson who's name has been changed to Dare Devil Pete and he has broken the worlds re- cord in the midget auto races. --47' . .Vx 4 .13 e ' rf I +:4,L','f . -ffw' QNH ilu 5 1 2 9 0 ' ,. i ff X- G v , ,secs ' '+- ---- ww--0' 3 Qi gg aa, 's?5? E5 ' 41 Q -' -1' Q- 'awww 135. s -. -- - 5 'Q agen ,ge .Et E' C w .gg qs, 139 W se'.s- gs- S in X TN. ' e 2 4 I X ,qs 1, 'lx If 8' If 1 N:- I C v ' 0 e e Il, 'Q O I