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was her turn to predtct the future for the remarmng v1s1tors of the day Barbara Tumer Nly frrst vrsxtor proved to be none other than Dortnda Costello also anxtous to know what the future held for her Agaln my sens1t1ve mrnd went to work As the pre sent faded a v1s1on cam IUIO focus of Dorrnda and 'laryann Fanmng as co owners of the largest prrvate grrls school rn Berkshrre County The school as I saw rt was a beau ttful structure and seated rn IIS ma1n offrce pr1nc1pal Pam Magrll and superlntend ent Mary Jane Prrvrtera were drscussmg the possrbrlrty of an addrtron to the laboratory w1th therr two very eff1c1ent secretarres Rosemary Ranzont and Margaret Major A typrcal classroom showed Mary Margaret Hayes as the teacher who was calltng on her PIIZC puptl the daughter of Marjorxe Gale The school s janltor resembled our former classmate Bernard Burnell who seemed at the txme to be havmg trouble controllrng the mlschrevous daughter of Dot Blanco These trarts undoubtedly were 1nher1ted from her mother As Donnda left she seemed very happy over the thrngs I had revealed to er Of the many people to VISII us none was more anxrous than Itmmy Partmgton to learn the happentngs of the future As I gazed rnto my crystal ball I could plalnly see a church The photographer Robert Bushey was qu1te exerted about the prctures he was takrng of the brtde lvlargte VeCCh13 and her ma1d of honor Drana Mottarella After a second look I was able to tell that the best man Harold 'vlrlls was st1ll rnsrde the church lrstemng to Gordrne Mrlls srngrng Oh Promrse Me I-ler accompanrst on the organ was Eleanor Bartrnr There seemed to be someone rushmg around rn a great hurry It turned out to be Sherry Turner who was coverlng the story for Judy Pellrzzaro s paper The Lee Ttmes Thrs of course was one of the brggest soc1al events of the year Among the celebrrtres attendrng was Ann Consolatr the country s foremost wrtter who had Just completed a brography on the l1fe of Arlene Ingegm famous Broadway actress As the v1s1on slowly faded from v1ew I was compelled to dry my eyes for meetmg wrth my old frrends and classmates had recalled to my mlnd the happy days gone by and had prompted me to do some of my most 1nsp1r1ng work tn relattng future events After I had b1d Jlmmy good bye my partner and I closed shop and retrred to our quarters where we relaxed and drscussed the happentngs of the day We were both de lrghted to be home agarn among our frtends and above all we were thrllled at the way Lee had thrrved durrng our absence As we reflected however we began to real 1ze that the real reason for Lee s well organrzed Growth had come as the result of the efforts of the graduates of Lee Hrgh School among them ofcourse the members of the class of 1956 And so w1th a feelrng of good fSllOWSh1P we retrred for the nlght Irene Mmer 3 I ' O 5 1 ' ' L . ' Q ' . . . . X f . , 3 .v ' . , , . . . I - U 1 I l 1 - , . , . . Y Y . . . . , , . . , - - . . ' n h . . f s , - ' , A , ' I A 1 . . . . . . ,, . ,, , . V I - - 1 ' I I . ! 7 . . . . , . . l I 1 Q ', ' , the . 7. . . . - I 0 - I . . I I - . , . V O ' 'v y , . U 1 , V I
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Among the final duties of the graduates is the transfer of this emblem of the Ivy to next year's Seniors. I, as representative of the Senior Class, present to you, John Cinella, president of the Junior Class this spade which symbolizes all that the Ivy means to us Mary Vecchta Class Prophecy After experimenting with several different occupations Irene and I decided to Join forces and take up the profitable busrness of fortune telling We had established our residence in the western part of the country and were nearly contented with our chosen profession I say nearly as vue were both quite homesick to return to our town of Lee One evenrnv after discussing the probability of returning we not only thought it to be a good idea but sat down immediately and wrote a letter to Moey Briggs the new mayor A few days later we received his reply telling us we would certainly be welcome and that he had even secured for us an apartment in the Main Street Block He added that it had recently been reconstructed by Ronnie Smith and Frank Rowley and was now owned by Bobby Clark That very evening we called to rent a truck from the Bush Trucking Company When it arrived the next day we were much surprised to see George Sampson as the driver He was very helpful in aiding us to get our furniture situated which meant we would be ready for business the following day I awoke early the next morning to be sure there would be enough time to meet all of the customers as my reputation for accuracy in forecasting was universal First to arrive was Gordon Steadman He had not changed much and was very inquisitive as to what his future would be I told him to sit down and be patrent Serious concentration revealed him as the engineer of the Lee Shopping Center Perhaps 1fI really concen trate it will come to me in more detail Itold him Yes' Yes! It is clearer now There is a large department store coming into focus On the side facing the Belanger and Davis Beauty Salon is a sign reading DuPont Enterprises Leaving this building is omrng and Arizona owned by Ellie Cuene and Donnie Mooney respectively Ixext to the Beauty Salon 15 Carmello s Barber Shop and a cigar store ov ned by Marvin Rose Hou is that for a start? I asked His only comment was for me to continue Across from this shop is a famous hotel owned by lxell Glynn Many people com here to sample Nlnrph Brown s cookrnf and to see Nlary Ann DuPont a dancing specialist who is fea tnred there Saturday nr hts lhe towhead waitresses are Lona Pratt and Shirley ler mini Even our first woman president Claudra Snitz IS spendinf her vacation at this hotel lurther down the block a funeral procession can be seen 'l hey have just left the kelly funeral Home As I reached this point I was taken from my trance by Gor don s xoiee tellin me that it was getting late and that he was already tardy for an appointment We said our good byes and I waited for my partner to relieve me for it 30 . . , V , . . . O . Y , , . . . - - .. . ,- . . . . . . . Judy Steward, Millinery purchasing agent, on her way to industrial enterprises in Wy- ' ' ' f ' . . .. , . , 1 - .. ' ' v s,' , ' . L, l ' ' ' V I ' ' y ' ' ' ' - D A . , , s r . ' ' w v - ' ' I' ' ' - , - . , ' 3 V , , . A . - , s ' 1 . . ' y ' w s ' 0 m ' v ' y e v v ' ' o
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