Lake Stevens High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Lake Stevens, WA)

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CLASS PROPHECY I had just completed my invention of a three-wheel bicycle and had to make my friend one, too. A few weeks later both tricycles were finished and painted red and orange respectively. We then decided to drive down town and show the folks our new invention. When we entered town everyone greeted us and admired our vehicles. Why! even that great dancer of the opera ballet, Mr. Victor Soreide, was there. We started up Main Street and stopped at Karloff Theatre, under the man- agement of Buster (Karloff) Thompson. Since his debut in Tough Guy No. I, he claims he is Boris Karloff's brother, but we know better. Next to the theatre is a lovely dress shop that is run by the four seamstresses: Don Jubb, Gordon Rux, Forrest Hisey, and Lawrence Cooper. Exquisite fashions they produce, for sale to debutantes such as Lorraine Madsen, Lois Jubb, Elsie Jensen and Marcelyn Tupper, who are also extra's at Karloff Theatre. Dale Warren, the newsboy, just went by yelling the headlines: Phyllis Seely, Former Lake Stevens Girl, Breaks Scholastic Record for Gonzaga U. Hearing this news gave us a proud feeling but as we neared the Couny Jail all feeling of pride vanished, as we learned that Darrell Bushong and Roberta Johnson had been arrested for driving too slow. They were under the careful observation of the Chief of Police, Franklin Phillips, who was strutting around showing his authority. All of a sudden we heard a drum beat and down the street came those famous Chorus girls: Jean Dake, Shirley Harshman, Virginia Nolan, Alice and Martha Jacobsen and their leader, Lillian Lervick. After a fine display of talent we proceeded up the street and honked at the Dan Ruthford Law Corps., when who should run out to greet us but Mr. Ruthford's most efficient secretary, Lillian Watkins. We talked with her awhile and also with Harvey Moyer, who has been promoted to chief of the street sweepers. All of a sudden a huge Packard came whizzing down the street bearing the Prime Minister Don Melchoir and his wife, Marion Maltsberger. Hot on their trail was Melba McDaniel, the No. I Detective, in her sputtering Deluxe Model T. She was after the Prime Minister's wife who had just committed the perfect crime of stealing a toy watch. After so much excitement and riding around, we found it necessary to get a cold drink. So we went in a nearby soda fountain. Betty Colton served us some nice cold sodas and we saw Margaret Hanson, the chief cook and bottle washer and Lorraine Lund at the bakery counter sampling all the goodies. With her mouth full of cookies Lorraine told us about Herb Schwarzmiller getting his degree in baton twirling at the Cornish School of Arts.