Mount Comfort High School - Athenian Yearbook (Mount Comfort, IN)

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X Chester said that I probably wouldn't get to talk to John because he was up testing one of his newest jet planes. Thanking them both, I rushed out to the airportg and what a huge thing it was! Hangar after hangar and hundreds of planes! One verylig hangar was in the process of being built and on the front, on a great big sign it said: Kelly, Kelly, and Kelly, Contractors. There was a great crowd Hohing' and Hahingu at Johnfs daring test stunts. I heard someone say that this was a new type of jet plane' the exhaust came out of the front end! After he landed I w ited for the photographers to get through taking pictuic , then I asked him if he had a pl ne th L would take me ri ht away He s id, N ure, I ll take you myself' On the w he told me ta t Richard Ielly w s the building of his now hang r It was to he the l of its kind in the world He s id th t he had had a lot getting Congress to giv their consent to let him tairu it, out through thc brilliant inrluence of a n tionally famous Sena or Lansinger, he hed gotten his contract Jim, ure enough, h d be como one of the most influential congressm n in the Senate Just as the speedometer of John's pl ne slid over 990 MPH I awoke from my dream with start Even though I might be ccused of being a sleepy head, I w s certainly gl d I h d gotten to look into the future nd see what great horizons l y ahead for the stu dents in this reat class of l91+8 And wh t I saw' to Boston one dowg L h I t ourle f ' ,LJrf27V'f'ff fq IIN F33 f UNQJTRH fw SUFMB f7f t W. S.. QL 'Xa v n7'p'V-A 7 fu f7fQ?77'?'7 ' J fa' ellis Xxx sis' xg- gif Nj-J 2 NKXXXQXX 4?E3gF Lf ,WXXX C.-. 0 C.. Q L. .1 5 g't L J J' ',e ' afs' and L. I . L c. C. Z1 'A ... Q..- 1 A U . g . f - 1 QL S I c. 1 : :v J- . gy J. Q.. - L S. ' 2. 1 ' .- I -LU ' ' ' ev 1 ga-v L- s .UFQQS7 'angar ' ' ' , a' a' . ' la' of r U . . Q , . , . 1 ,qu . L, r, . q 1 ' 1 G I n 1. at ' L. ' - JG L.. . - .. 1 l L . . A S Qt ' ' ' e E! - ' c . Q a ' 7 El . 8. ' - - a a' a a . 8 . . E1 P g 9 Us o s - ' I5 . aa M ,,l1L-ff?-'--.Q'A'N, eq' - X 1, V5 1 1'-T ,Y X nf iq, , T I: UQ A ,.. 'T .X Q. - 'g fx ,' - ' A ,' - , . I fag., fm -1 W , sa ' ' s as .g,..,a,,4-Q-Q as km- w , ' ,J .fm Jw mx ' ' 5 ,a It-,is?,ai5 U,-,X ,,Uy' ffaE.ri,, : , X ': . 'fl Q A.. I- f- U - , 1 I A g, I, , wif- sf J ff' 1 ' I Jv fc' I. x W . Q ., H f X W 1 1 1,- '- ' ffl C C 4 Fix .- J L'-'KLI ' 2 'wnvvl -' QW ,jf 54.3 .ff K 5 -' 5 X- ' f-, K 5 1,L'. 1 NLG' 5,1 , ' Q I-al ' - , '15 i . ,K 9 Li Q H T: 'W ii' QV X '7 X, ' 9 'g LAxbf V57 1' - Pi 1, -- ia, af' gfzil-, N c.wX-5 . , J .57 X 1 ,INK 1 Z M , R, C 1: 5 Nv'x?r-QL?-K L: limi! ,,-.,r!Niil11:xgx 1111, i LLM' AW? QV fl t'W , s . 'QQ7A3?F'?-fr ' ,QQTQ at if ' ' 7 5 , X--ax ff X If--1 av--41 ' .1 is -,ff-+?','1' x, f-'NN' 'TT' ' If 1 XNJ W !.fx .wwffHNQg q5l?iE5ewh wI 4cXEYf'lx,L:f,fxNJ 1 -,I ',.,:1.33, gr t Q' I -I ,'-K -.Es kk, ,, 1 ' 5:1 oRff2::1::f'rf if N :' ig - I. fzw 5'wi' -- Xt X- u25mmwWE?JI -fZ..'1,2Ff ' A- ff Zigi,-ggi,525!'.QeaLf33??E,??5:ggz:sig1.51: J' lKiA I x L x sfw aXfQiwtj

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Haven t you heard , she asked, Nthat Laveta Smlth has her exclusively to flx hers?U Seelng me look a llttle blank, she ex plalned that Mlss Sm1th was one of the Opera's most dlstlngulshed slngers' I was qulte stunned at all thls news nd would llke to have heard more, but I declded to go on uptown Leavlng the cafe, I halled a taX1 The cabby had h1s radlo blaring wlth some fast talklng suorts announcer, but I wasn't paylng much attentlon untll I thought I heard hlm mentlon the name of Charles Sanford He was saylne, HThe greatest baseball pltcher Indlana has ever produced, Charles San ford, has new slgned up as pltcher for the New York Yankees All of the bl league teams have wanted hlm very badly, but he fl ally a reed to pltch for the Yankeesu I wms surprlsed, but lnwardlf I congratulated hlm on hls success Arter leavlng tne ta 1, I was walklng around monument clrcle when I notlced a lovely llttle French looklng shop wlth a slgn saylng HStriebeck's Strutworthy Hat Snoppe, Madamolselle d la Str1ebeek,Propr1etressH The name aroused my curloslty, so I step ped ln, and there wlthout a doubt was Juan1ta,look1ng llke a model who had stepped out of a Parlslan show wlndow We talked over old tlmes, and I told her I was trylng to flnd out about her class because of tne newspaper artlcle I nad read She sa1d he coul'n't help me much, but she dld know that Mary Kathryn Brown had mQTTlCd around the world She also hlnted that I mlght flnd somebody I knew over at the mayor's offlce, but she wouldn't tell me who, so all I could do was b1d her goodbye and hurry over to the Clty Hall When I was ushered lnto the Mayor's OfflC9 by a gorgeous blonde secretary, my eyes nearly popped out of my head, for there s1tt1ng calmly at a huge mahogany desk was Davld Barnett and none other' He was talklng serlously wlth some other V1S1tOT, when I looked to see who lt mlght be, I saw a tall, dlstwngulshed looklng gentleman whom I reeognlzed as Chester Davl I told them not to let me lnterfere wlth thelr buslness, but they sald that they were done for the tlme belng anyway It seemed that Chester had several garages ln th clty and was trylnv to get the Mayor to let hlm have a lease for another I couldn't get over how serlous and buslness llke they seemed After a few mlnutes of conversatlon, Dave showed me a letter he had recently recelved from RlCP8Td Steele It was wrltten on Harvard UHlVGTSltY statlonery, and 3CCOTdlUg to the letter, he had Just been appolnted the presldent of the unlverslty The nest ln terestlng thlng, however, was the way he had to sign h1s name He had to tart completely over at the left slde of the paper so that he mlght have room enough to get all of hws degrees on, and then he had to wrlte on a curved l1ne In a po tSCP1Dt he sald that slnce Boston was not far away, he would probably be able to hear June Marle Sparks in her f1TSt vlolln concert slnce her return from her recent concert tour 1U Europe I asked Dave when that was to be, and he sa1d that lt was to be that vrry nlght He sald 1f I wanted to go, there were some very fa t planes avallable at the Stader Internatlonal Alrport n , r n - . . K . , . . . . . a . 4 O . 11 O f . 1 . i . 1 . V . . O . , . 0 'D'- . ' . 'Ya Q I . n gg . L 0 C: . ' . '- T Q ' U L' 9 . ,W v. . . ' : e ' ' l e . . . . . 'f '- . . . . g g '- ' ' I . -- ' s a . A - . . - Q gr I a very successful businessman and that new they were on a trip . . , . . , ,' - A . - 'So K . . . . L . 3 . . C . U J Q A . A . , . . NJ O . ' . J . - . W O . . I J. . . . . . . . g L . G D . . Q . H. s V - I Q ' C . . . S .A g . ' .I -4. D a . . E . Q ,. . A O A , S .C . . . .

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