Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

 - Class of 1925

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Sentor Class Prophecy N order to take so much of the uncertainty out of the Senior prophecy, we have obtained the services of Doctor Forecast, who says he is a x § world-famous phrenologist and lighthouse builder. After examining the craniums of the Seniors, he predicted the following, which has been carefully arranged and preserved: The first man the Doctor examined was Roy Vaughn. He said Roy has a type of head which he has never found outside the State of Mississippi. He found that Roy has a pastoral head, which indicates that he will be a mis- sionary to Mississippi. The Doctor then went through the trying ordeal of examining Elmo’s head. He refused to commit himself until he had felt of Miss Baars’ head. Then a look of enlightenment passed over his features, and he said: “Things equal to the same thing are equal to each other.” He offered no explanation. Dr. Forecast noticed Sam Tatum and Leslie Carver, and called them up together. His manner was that of a naturalist who has found a very rare specimen. “Boys,” he said, “you will both find the gentle Russians ready to receive you with open arms. I predict that you will be authorities on the social conditions of Russia.” When the Doctor called Alice Blair forward, Herman habitually followed. After examination, he muttered: “So let it be.” And then: “What nature has joined together, let no man put asunder.” He said Herman would be editor of the World’s Almanac, and Alice would be the mistress of statistics. Bill Mason was quietly dismissed with the assurance that he would. be president of a bank in Yucatan. When he heard Greer’s voice, he said, without even examining him, that he would soon be the Caruso of Sequatchie Valley. (Greer sings bass.) The Doctor then called James Camp, Henry Carter, Graves Williams, and Owen White. After a minute examination, he said that they would be great lawyers and logicians of their age. Otanrice cra wieysene said: ble will bera ereat mathematician and .an authority on eclipses, comets, weather conditions, etc. He predicted that Philip Parham would be the Secretary of Food on Sand- wich Island, and his slogan would be “Parhamize.” After examining some of the fair ones, he said they would be keepers of a chain of restaurants owned by the three great magnates of the future— Dixon,-Copeland, and Johnson. The fair ones referred to are: The Simms sisters, the Lewers sisters, Nelle Carver, Catherine Johnson, Cullie Gaither, Ora Lee Winters, and Lois Cullum. These restaurants will be noted for their tumblers of fresh air and plates of sunshine. He found that Oma Morton, Hazel Dennison, and Joyce Whitelaw would brave the dangers of Alabama and be school-teachers. Miss Smith, according to the Doctor, is to be a famous divorce attorney. Nineteen 2S! | (SR a Sa a a ec | asses Yo |

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