Lodge Grass High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Lodge Grass, MT)

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Mias Erickson, Lydia Miller, qulst, Ramona Triplett, Dick Ralph Forman Veta Barrett, Mlnnie-Bllen Helen Holley Clara Harris, Lorraine Berg-Oodfrey, Junior Schroeder, Whiteman, Virginia Hamilton Editor Business Manager

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R CLASS P 0 P H E C Y WE the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Seven now look 10 years ahead to see where and how each of our former class members are. First, we look in on a beautiful studio in New York City. Here we see Miss Helen Holley conducting her classes in Trumpet playing, and as I chatted with Helen I discovered that she is to conduct her first orchestra concert May 22, 1957. Then as I go on down to the business part of the city I paused at a huge building, I enter, go up a few flights, and there is a familiar name on the door: Mr. Ralph Forman, Chief Engineer, Snodgrass, Snodgrass and Doofaddle Co. So of course, I stopped and talked with Ralph for a while and from him I learned that he and Helen planned to be married soon. As I walked on down the street a beautiful exclusive Clare Salon caught my eye so I crossed over and went in. Yes, I was right. Miss Lydia Miller and Clara Harris were there busily giving facials and hair styles. While I talked I too had a facial, and I must say, they did a wonderful job. Then I went back to my apartment and began reading the evening Society News. An article on the front page caught my eye, Miss Veta Barrett noted artist is leaving today for a tour around the world.n Miss Virginia Hamilton well-known news reporter is to accompany Miss Barrett on her travel. As I looked through the paper I saw where Miss Lorraine Berg-quist, violinist, is off on a tour of the United States. Gee, she really gets around. I guess she will be going on a tour around the world pretty soon. I also noticed in the paper that Senator Dick Godfrey, of Montana, is having a big battle with a Wyoming senator over some bill. It is hard to believe that Dick is a senator, but stranger things have at times taken place! Oh, I almost forgot Minnie-Ellen Whiteman, who has a job in Alaska, working for a large construction company. She is a private secretary. Now, of course, there is only one member left, and that is myself, Ramona Triplett. I am employed as Airline Hostess on around-the-world trips, and as I had this two-weeks vacation, I decided to look up my class,a pleasant task. From all reports, the good old class of 1947 did a fairly good job in establishing themselves in their chosen lines of work.

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 A A A James Fellows Vice-President Junior Schroeder Don Arndt President N I D Doris Harris E 5 Roberta Foltz Secretary-Treasurer Richard Keller Evagene Reese Ferole Deernose Reed Pease Jack Wiley a Donna Kennedy Porter Chundler ail Bernard Barnes Billy Blair Polly Peck Gladys Calretti