Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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CLASS PROPHECY JS I stand iK ' I ' oro tlic crystal ol ' iNIadainc vScczall, I see a vague picture of Marjde-Newtovvn gradually clearing before my eyes. She is prophesying the future of Marple-Newtown’s Class of ’37. Li.sten to what she .says. Robert Dilworth will some day be the head announcer on Camj)beir.s Soup Program. Hannah Kirk and Alfred Rich will be the comedy dancing team for Metro- (loldwyn-Mayer. I see for Anna A ' lacLaren high flight as air hostess on Pilot Wilbur McLaughlin’s transcontinental plane which is kept busy carrying the gay divorcee, Constance Rierck, back and forth to Reno. Dot Douglas should beware of a tall, dark, and handsome man. Virginia Peirce will some day be telling the “Tale of Peetsie Weetsie Rabbit” to Peter, Jr. Jane Hoskins will be a great success as popular singer with Fred Waring’s (rang. Melvin Doughten will see dark days of misery and worry when he has to battle against the well-known woman lawyer, Aliss IL A. Lewis. He’ll undoubtedly be a good lawyer, but the woman is always the better talker so be careful, Alelvin. If you hear the Voice of Experience heli)ing a certain couple named Betty and Bill in their domestic troubles, you can be sure it’s your old friend, D. DeCecco. Dick Tracy will remain a bachelor for a few years more for the crystal says that he wdll marry his long adoring radio fan, Ann Samworth. Some day (’laire Aliller’s greatest dream will come true. She will play the organ in Radio City. At the Chicago World Fair of 1950 the Medical Conference will have two great representatives. Dr. Scott Worrall and Dr. Horace Hoskins. I see in store for Kathryn Egan a great career as champion woman fighter and boxer. Her experience was obtained through her practice fights in High School with a certain young man. laiura Wehlie will be working for a famous slenderizing company as the “after our treatments” model. iVIargaret Kondas will be spending most of her days as the wife of a certain young man from Vledia. Kathleen, with her beautiful red hair, will take over Dixie Lee’s place in Holly- wood with Ralph T ist as her director and producer. Eve Teesdale, if dreams come true, and they sometimes do, will some day take Jeannette MacDonald’s place in the music world. Last but not least in this i)roi)hecy is Tom Hibbard who will continue his work well begun at Marple-Newtown as decorator of dance halls and pnblie buildings. Pat e Twcnty-ei(jhl

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LEIIERfHEO HASKKTMALL 1. Klmcr IlniK-ock. i. Horace Hoskins. Wilhur Alac- l aughlin. 4. Rali)li liisl. 5. Dorot liy Dougla.s. (i. Lyle Hill, ( ' ajitain. 7. Constance Rierck. 8. Joan Douglas. 9. Jane Hoskins, ( ' ai)tain. 10. Claire Miller. 11. .Anna MacLaren. 1 ' 2. Mary Wenger. 13. Betty Sclinerr. 14. Marjorie Burgess. PcKjc Tu ' cniij-ninc