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Page 21 text:
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Prophecy of the Class of 1947 Becoming curious about the future of the Class of '47, I consulted my crystal ball and was amazed to find that that gay person, Marvin Haake, had become a minister in a Lutheran Church at Covington. Dorothy Hongsermeier, another classmate, was soon located in Hollywood where she had replaced Betty Grable as the number one pin-up girl. As the clouds in the ball again lifted, I saw Robert Brinkmann, the wealthy owner of an Angora goat ranch in Colorado. He was developing a series of Wigs for cold poodles from mohair. The capital of our country next appeared in the crystal, and I almost fell out of my turban when I saw that class room orator, LaVerne Michael, as the first red-headed President of the United States. She was attributing her great success to the training she had obtained in our English classes. The next classmate to appear through the clouds was Robert Brink. He was operating a combination taxi and milk route between Irvington and Hoyleton. Because he used a helicopter for his deliveries, he was known as the Swirling Milkmanf' I wasnit surprised when the next classmate appeared. Marie Unverfehrt had always been a good member of the Big Three Conference in school, and it was only natural that President Michael appoint her as delegate to the United Nations Assembly. However, I almost dropped my magic carpet when I saw Keith Klosterman emerge from the shadows as the head coach at Notre Dame. It seems that a rich industrialist, Norma Stahmer, who had made her fortune in the manufacturing of shoes, had used her influence to get him placed. Before I could learn all the details, the crystal clouded and went on strike. It wouldn't work overtime without double pay. Signed, Swami Brink
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Page 20 text:
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Q Class Will We, the members of the graduating class of 1947, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. ' To you, Miss Piper, we give our thanks for your patience with us in VVorld History and Geometry Classes. To you, Mr. Beck, we give our thanks for the stories of basketball games told in Geography Class and during English. y To you, Mr. Brink, we give our appreciation for your guidance along the paths of music. ' . To the oncoming Freshmen, we leave some of the beams from our radiant faces in order to brighten up the school. In addition to the above, we wish to make the following individual bequests: I, Robert Brink, bequeath mfy ability to blow and blare a trombone to Leroy Greiman and Marvin Kasten. Now that I am leaving, I can safely reveal to Leroy that I didn't really swallow the thing. I, Norma Stahmer, leave my quiet disposition to those noisy Freshmen. I, Marvin I-Iaake, bequeath my knack for getting high grades in English and Geometry to some one who won't let me down and spoil my reputation. I, LaVerne Michael, leave some fbut not allj of the redness in my hair to Virgil Krueger. , V I, Keith Klosterman, leave some of my mischievousness to Hilbert Brinkmann. I, Marie Unverfehrt, leave my abilities for singing lullabies to Helen Edith Hines. ' I, Roger Brinkmann, would just like to leave. I, Dorothy Hongsermeier, bequeath my willowy figure to Jacquelin Nebe. We, the above mentioned class, being of sound f?j mind, do leave this last will and testament to our school. Although we are leaving now to enter other schools, we always will retain our pleasant memories of this, our Alma Mater. K. Klostermann R. Brinkmann
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