Midvale High School - Ranger Yearbook (Midvale, ID)

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ft- Senior Class Prophecy 'W ' fmlaiax i I M It ls now the twilight of their High School career, but with eyes bright and minds clear--and no regrets--the noble Seniors look to the future with hun- gry ambitions and great expectations. Looking ahead to, let's say, the year 1978 without even the aid of a crys- tal ball, I can see them well established, each in his own choice of endeavor. There is Milford Potter under the blazing limelights making the teenagers faint as he yodels his rendition of the latest hit song. By then, Milford ought to have made western singin' as popular as nRock n' roll' is now. Galen Lewis is also in Hollywood, and he has succeeded very well. He has now replaced Hr. Rook Hudson and is on his way to squeeze out Tab Hunter. Galen is suffering un- der an unhappy delusion though---he thinks he can make 'Fraule1n' popular again. He is trying now for the fifth time in as many years. Getting away from the movie colony, let's go farther East to the wheat country of the great Midwest. Kansas 1sn't Kansas anymore. It is now known as the 'Finke Farm.' Bob owns it fro border to border, and is dickering for Texas but Kent and Victor won't sell. It's the only place big enough to hide all the Craig whiskey stills. It's just great how well all my old classmates are doing. Judy Glasscook is over in Washington, D. C. as America's first woman president. Some people say she talked her way into office, but nobody who really knows her believes lt. A sad thing appears as I gaze into the future of Violet Roberts and William Atkinson. They were chosen, because of their superior intellect and courage, to make the first trip to the moon. But by 1972 there were so many Russian Sput- nike floating around that they collided unavoidably with one of them. Molly Clelland is the world's greatest scientist. She has discovered a way to cure people of cancer, television, the co mon cold, and how to make a husband love his mother-ln-law. Her most important invention is still in the experimen- tal stage, however. She is trying to discover how to make a cup of coffee her husband can drink.