Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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egg .vs--S.-S..s..g..s.-sns.-sny.-x..xnsux.-x 1 -sn:susnnsuvsusaasnvsnvsnsnxnsnxos-n snsnxn-su Senior Class Prophecy' Time marches on. It is 1950, fourteen years ago a proud group of Seniors grad- uated from L. H. S. I wonder what they are doing today, and I am sure everyone else would like to know too. So let us start on a tour of the United States. Maybe we will find some of them. The first stop is at Chicago. As we browse along we see a large school build- ing. Some one is looking out one of the windows. Who do you think it is, no other than Ellen Trabert. She is teaching book- keeping. Well here's hoping her students like bookkeeping as well as she did. As we move along on our journey we come to a large dairy farm. I wonder who could own such a swell place. We will soon find out because here comes the owner. Well if it isn't our old friend Howard John- son. We will now go to New York. We've heard a lot about the Empire State build- ing so we will have to see it. When we get to the top story we see a sign on the door Telephone Operator. We enter the door and who do we see, Ilene Bogner, she is not any older in looks, still retaining that school girl complexion. Now we will go to another part of New York. As we walk along we see a sign DeLuxe Beautv Parlor, Virginia Cavenee owner. We will have to see how she is getting along so we take the elevator to the third Hoor. As we enter the door, she looks up with surprise. She has gained a few pounds in weight, but she hasnlt changed in looks. We will now go to the West Coast. As we enter Hollywood, a large movie build- ing attracts our attention. Carl Soder- gren is the movie director. He is with several chorus girls rehearsing a scene. Let's go to the orange farm. I'm sure everyone would enjoy that. We see a tall, blonde man coming toward us. A beauti- ful lady is walking by his side. Well if it isn-'t Howard Messer and his wife. We all :new he needed a woman to take care of im. We will go to the Stanford University. A football game is going on. Hurrah! a touchdown. Then a cap goes up from the crowd. Hurrah for Patterson. Laurel is still the husky handsome boy that we all knew in Iowa. As we continue on our journey we go to Texas. We stop in Dallas, Texas and a cowboy come walking toward us. His face looks familiar and we find out it is Roy Billingsley. He is somewhat taller than when he was in L. H. S. Next we go to Canada. I wonder if any- one from Lockridge could be there. As we come to a large city a group of people at- tract our attention. The crowd is talk- ing about a young nurse who has saved the life of a child. Who should she be but Pauline Hickenbottom. Back in the United States at a town in Michigan, we hear about a swell orchestra playing. A sign above the door of the Palace Garden reads: Clifford Leu and his Luluettes playing tcoiightf' Cliff can really make the music go around and around and come out here. We are then informed that Glenn Graf is a janitor at a large high school. His wife, Mabel, is very happy to think she taught Glenn the work while he was in school. Raymond Hostetler is a chauffer for the Vanderbilts in New York. Next we see Willard Nelson driving a Greyhound bus from coast to coast. Last, but not least, we see Eddie Linn. He is a minister and his sermons please everyone. He still has the curly hair and that winning smile. lv G Jvsuxnsnrs- usa :sux-'sn-5--sux - -s --5--5-use-sus--sus-ux usaxns' -sus-rx-:suv-suns-as-rx-rx vsnswai .5