New Bedford Vocational High School - Mariner Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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Class Prophecy continued from page 47 Three of St. Louis' richest men are used-car dealers. They are Stanley Honest Boehler, Normand Reliable Desmarais, and james Old Faithful Gatenby. Tony Esperanca, Millionaire owner of a large goat-milk firm, is talking with Frank Lima, western representative for Ted Garecki's Baking Co. Ted Milos, Guy Oliviera, Alfred Oulette and Herbert Rogers are all talking about how good they are on their jobs. They are garbage collectors. Practicing their game in the lot next to the railroad station is a group of pro- fessional marble-shooters: namely, Anthony Modesto, Armand Talbot, Alfred Gener- al Metivier, and Robert Gardner. Harry Cornell and Raymond Camara are hired by the boys to massage their hands and keep them in condition. We leave the train for some refreshments in the station and we go to a hot-dog stand where Seraphine Duarte is co-partner with David Buckley. Washing dishes be- hind the counter is Earl Davis, highest paid dishwasher in the city. Captain Steve Afthemeades and his first-mate, Jimmy Crowell of the boat Conchita Banana are having their fortunes told by John Catterall, the world-renowned Indian fakir, in his booth at the station. Len Francis, Carleton Lowe and Anthony Mello, talent scouts for The Ice- Capades are strolling about looking for possible prospects. Stanley Milos, famous salesman, is searching for a customer to buy the Brooklyn Bridge, which he bought from Bill Bancroft. Anna Gilmette, Doris Sherman, Florence Kowalski, Rosalie Roshur are all married ladies and have brought their husbands a- long. Dorothy Barcomb has married a doctor. She and her husband are giving iirst-aid to Gwendolyn Gumbs and Millicent Reynolds, I see. The girls have been so excited on the trip they haven't been able to eat and are about to faint from hunger. Millicent is called The Voice . She reads children's stories in the chain of nursery schools owned by Gwendolyn and Eleanor Perry. The McCoy brothers, James and Martin, are the owners of St. Louis' hotel, The McCoy Hacienda . Russell Edge and Edwin Calles, Missisippi steam-boat operators have just bought from Walt Ferreira a used-car, costing a considerable sum of moola. They want to show that they are making money hand over fist. Next I see Ann I-Iodziewich, world-famous psychiatrist, and Rosemary Meehan, who has just returned from an opera tour in Europe. Rosemary's secretary is Cassandra DeRosa and her Manager is Eleanor Germain. I also see Virginia Clay and Leonard Palmer who have been engaged for the last ten years. They have been doing Shakespearian acting and are famous for their portrayal of Romeo and Juliet? The conductor is signaling all-board and we must leave now for California where we shall witness the great western classic, the Tournament of Noses. It has been fun bringing this broadcast to you and introducing to you the celebrities who have joined us along the way. No, Claire Poirier, you can't say, Hello, 'Ma' Mahoney at Vocational High! This is your M.Y.O.B. station signing off! Eleanor Perry Thomas Johansen james Gatenby Fifty

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