Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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THE SEER SEES 7 UCHANDUH Bill Crooks, am going to use my occult powers and flash on the wall the future of our classmates of '33. Even in M, H. S. days I studied to develop these powers and at last success is mine. Watch! 1 There's a small cottage in lowa. On the porch sits Mr. Billy Hill rehearsing his lines for his new picture, A'The Little Montebellicanf' The picture shifts. Behold the swimming pool at U. S. C. where Barbara Cannon and Arthur Sibbald are giving swimming instructions and training contestants for the next Olympics. Standing beside the pool is Holly Hayter, track coach, who turns out champions yearly. Ah, yes, there's our old friend Victor Lagrave leaving to take his new post as United States Ambassador to Spain. An exclusive Beverly Hills club house owned by the wealthy Raymond Buck comes into view. There Gus Salazar's famous Coconertz Grove Orchestra , consisting of Al Schenk, Tommy Siddle, Lawrence Trujillo, Herbert Holt and Carl Rice, is playing. Lois Glover and Oliver Winton. famous tap troupers, are the star performers, while Blanche Hagan and Alta Mae Magoon make charming hostesses. Those six curly-haired men at the table are Edward Cramer, Lester Coggins, Cloy Harris, Merle Williams, joe Goss and Rudolph Florez, mil- lionaire directors of the famous Darn-d-Ruff hair tonic company. This praiseworthy gentleman is Melvin Latshaw, famous air pilot, just landed in New York after his record-breaking flight around the world. Those stunning ladies clamoring for his autograph are Bernice Clewley, heir to the famous Clewley glue works, Ara Golding, just back from a trip to No-Man's Land, and Lila Coke, popular social worker. The black-haired man nervously awaiting an interview with Mr. Latshaw is Alfred Olander, star reporter and columnist for the Lazy Day News in Corn Center junction. Ah, see Mr. Canzoneri, a rich retired dairyman, sitting on the porch of his dude ranch house. jean Romans, Phyllis Bendorf and Rose Sanchez, scenario writers, are his guests. This is the reception room in the Arizona State Hospital. Dr. jim Langdon is giving instructions to his head nurse, Rachel Schumacher. Our picture flashes to foreign countries. That quaint oriental building is Miss Sueko Ogata's select school for young ladies in Tokio. Coaches Paul Fukushima and Kaoru Sakoda round out the development of the girls with their strenuous physical training. Yoneco Araki, Michi Goto and Satsue Kimura assist in training the girls in academic and social subjects. Next our view focuses on a Parisian dress shop. The sign reads Daven- port-Borg Stylish Gowns . Those stunning models in the background are Dora Hobbs, Ioan Kayes and Alma Pappas. Page Seventeen