Little Sioux High School - Tipi Yearbook (Little Sioux, IA)

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SENIOR CLASS PR OPHECY Q1 sen Momf The voice of jimmy, jr. sounded in the hall about the same time as the hall door slammed behind him. The I5 year-old freckle-faced Sophomore had just ar- rived from school. Momf he repeated, as he entered the kitchen were Una Mae, his mother, was preparing supper. Who do you suppose we had as our speaker during lecture hour today? It was that famous Zoologist--Dr. Edmond McDaniel! He gave a swell talk about the extinct animalsf He's traveled a lot in foreign countries. ' Dr. Edmond McDanielf Why jimmy, Edmond was my classmate in high school. But I never thought he would study zoology of all thingsf By the way, where is janie? Sis? I don't know. Oh, here she comes now. just at that moment a tall, fair-complexioned girl of 14 years entered the room. Oh, Mother, may I go down to Marie's Beauty Salon and have my hair fixed for tonight? Why, what's going on tonight? The most wonderful singer is going to be at our Teen Club tonight, Caruso Earleywinef And Mother, everyone says he's just Superf Yes, janie, you may go to Mai-ie's. Marie can do yourahair nicely and anyway, we should give her- our business now that she's divorced and has to support her two children, And while you're talking of Earleywines, on of my classmates was an Eerleywine and he was a beautiful singerf Do you suppose he could be the same one? I think I'll call and find out. Una Mae called and found to her surprise that he was the very same Chuck who was always humming in class. She immediately invited him to dinner. just then Big jim stuck his head into the room. Unaf A big stock-breeder, Mr. I-I. j. Warren, jr.. will be here for dinner. We are going to discuss plans for the Little Sioux dairy. Is that all right? I have everything ready, dear. I've already invited Caruso Earleywine. Janie will be back soon. She's going to Marie's Beauty' Salon to have her hair fixed formtonightf' Earlier in the day a call had been made to the Fix-It Company in Onawa, to come to fix the plumbing, and now the doorbell rang. When Una answered it, there stood the Fix-It man. I've come to fix your plumbing, lady. Why, Una Maef Idi.dn't know that you were living here, now. Well, if it isn't Albert jones! Where did you lose all that weight? You look like you've lostat least a hundred pounds. I lost most of that from dodging sugar bowls and rolling pins from my wife, Matilda. Una Mae, you can't realize what a life I've hsdf For I5 years, now, I hmm been hen-peeked by a woman who only weighs a hundred pounds, but she has an arm like 'Mort Cooper'. Well, where is this pluming difficulty?

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Senior Class Prophecy QContinuedl' l'll show you to the bathroom. By the way, would you care to stay for dinner? By all means. Anything to get away from Matilda for awhile. At seven o'clock, Mr. Earleywine arrived with his accompanist, 'Nlss Lucille Coffman, who had never married. After much handshaking and greetings, Mr. Earleywine said, Since Lucille is my accompanist, I didn't think you ,would mind if she came along. Oh, nog we're so glad she did. replied his hostess. Mr. Warren and Big jim came in from the barn and at the same time the doorbell rang. Una went to answer the door. Is this the Pippitt residence? asked the gentleman at the door. Edmond McDaniel, of all peoplef Come right in. You are just in time to have dinner with usf l've got your plumbing fixed, Una Mae. When do we eat? came from the stairway All eyes turned toward where Albert was standing. Come to the table, everyone, called Janie, Dinner is ready. Admid more greetings and laughter, the group entered the dining room where they quickly found their places. Janie helped the maid serve the meal. There goes that doorbell, againf Janie cried out. I'll answer it, Mother. When she returned, who should be following her, but Opal and her husband, Charles Blankenship: Hello, Una. I just stopped in to see how you are getting along. Charles and I H were passing through the country as field representatives for Wellesley Girls' College. We are wondering if there are any prospects in Little Sioux. What have we here? I must be just in time. You certainly are. .The only one missing is Marie, explained Una. I'll call her and make it complete. Marie arrived just as they were finishing their dinner and Caruso Earleywine rejoined them after keeping his appointment at the Teen Club. The evening was spent in reviving old memorie and making plans for another reunion, all agreeing that they shouldn't wait as long before having another get-together.