Mar Ken High School - Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY OF 1949 I cont'd I On reaching Texas, the train stralns at its load and pulls has tily not wishing to be caught in the revolut1on, Here the people are bexng 1BCltBd to a frenzy by Jean Gordon's propaganda phamplets, downing newspapers f aturlng black type in favor of shartruse. Eddie Vail's soap boy speeche advocate the red and yellow COmblDBt1OD with :Ltalixed letter in rubey rea C Note Betty Shattuck, now the President of the Unlt d States, 1S personally pursuing Mr,Vail w1th her grey hounds and also has a prme on his head of l8f I Stopping at a Phoenlx Hotel, she spys one of the new lary Lee re cordxng, Nh1Ch also features sore of Glor1a Delson's emoting At Needles she sends a telegram to kent, now a professor at head of the Western Union Lorraine Safren features Singlng tele grams At last arr1v1ng in Hollywood, she d8C1d8S to have her ha1r done by Rae Bouett's beauty parlor, featuring a little theatre in the back Clever operators arrange her coiffure, while she 1S enter- ta1ned by Carmelle Bergstrom, a leading dramatlo actress, Ishe 1S now worlung under the name of Hedy Bernhardtl a n d .Toan Arnold Newport's newest danc1ng sens tlon T1red and hungry, she decides to stroll down Hollywood Boulevard Reachlne the corner OL Hollywood and Vine, she stops at W Ve Little Wifie's Baker1e Shoppe N, owned and operated by Marylin Reynertson leadmng bakeress of the day Eugen1a Mercer special1zes in making French pasteries Marletta Elllot presldes over the cream puffs Also working here is Karol Kay, chmef chef of chocolate cakes Mrs Bessire, S3t1SflBd at last, that all her pup1ls are happy and successful, returns to her valley home where she passes out 0? THE CRYSTAL BALL C :fA U ee ' ' ' . ' . s ' , ' ' s ,'. : ..e , . . Y . - J L . x . V' Oxford University, and is pleasantly surprised to find Io Stern as , I . . I P l - V . ' . 3 . . . O U Q -D ll 6 0 A . I . 1 . . . V . . . d . O I ' ' ' l - ' A .......... D O U O O I O

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY OF 1942 Gazing into my crystal ball, the panorama 01 the future passes before my eyes Ten years fade away lnto nothlng and the year 1952 looms into v1ew Mrs Bessire, just returned lrom a study of the Lamas in the mighty snowcapped mountalns of Tibet, has arrived at a confetti covered dock in New York Removlng the confetti whlch obstructed her vision, she sees before her Jo Stack, her old Mar Ken pupil of 1942, Know better known as Countess Josephlne Mer1e Cromwell Dennlng Richardson Peurolfskle La Fonta1ne TumlHS1lkOffG Burlappe Rock Well Jones III I bra just returned from Europe after bagging her nlnth millionaire Mrs Bess1re accidentally meets another of her old stioents, Ruth Clrce, completlng her Pan Amerlcan good w1ll tour These two chance meetings have st1rred up old mBmOF1P in Mis Be s1re's m1nd and she determines to learn just what In Chlcago, she attends an surgeon Marjorle Lee Hugunin, Warwlck to peer 1nto and psy f1HdS Doctor Robert Roemer, and Doodler all nel old puplle are now GO1Dg operutlon performed by the great brain who opens bra1ns Ior professor John hoanalyze In Ch1C8gO Un1vers1ty she Orlnthylvgist, Tax1derm1st, Natural1 t Taking a fast traln en route to Los Angeles, she stops a few moments there and finds Dick Balkany quletly golng mad attempting to choose a leadlng lady for h1s new p1ctu1e, 'Now I'm Freen or WI Grad usted from Mar Kenn He flnally manages to el1minate Bette Davis, Hedy Lamarr, and Lana Turner in favor of Betty lCobinal Moore who had just completed URomeo and Julletn or nDon't Throw The Garbage On Me Magglen, Jackle lBrendaJ Clarke newly discovered sensat1on from Hoboken and Shlrley Ann Ch1ttendon glamorous queen of New Jersey n1ght spots Jura Bessire W1 hes h1m good luck, fully realizing what a difficult Sltu8t1On he is faclng In Denver, he stops over at the Biltmore Hotel and see .Tames KJIIIIFW to usl Zaner clad in yellow and purple str1pped nickerbockers sun glasses and crash helmet struggllng wlth the re wrlting Cfor the 27th tlnel the script for h1s newest musical comedy, NWhere's the Camphor Bottlen or UJohnn Get The Gunn Ginger Mlchael, dlmlnuative secretary, who has just sent her version of the script to Hollywood and Betty Cox 15 the leadlng lady who also has ldeas about the scrlpt Mrs Bese1re, passing through Moffet Field learns that Ann Gill1s of the U S 0 C U Shouldmt Oughta J is teachxng them to dance the Ru ba Bob Recht is her first pupil and a very flne one at that G P 'I . . 0 . 0 .zu u Q . . . ' ' o I - V .Q .. '- u 0 ' -. J , L - '., . . . . - 11 C ...- W f ' Q 4, ' . 0 f . I ,Q V - . - ,Y 4 . Q 4: . . . . - A . . . . Q or 1-. , u A- -. D I C 4 . . A, g . Q - . . - - . . . rr t. , - - . . . N . U t s 0 0 . . . - 1 I v . . .. . , . J . . . . . f 1 , . . F . .. L: t. A . . . 0 YV -J S ' 'I '1 0 . . 0 . . . . . - . l . . n 5 n . f a a 0 . 0 0

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