New Holland High School - Mirror Yearbook (New Holland, IL)

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CLASS PROPHECY One dark dreary mght m May 1960 m the desolate ruxns of an old build mg whr h we recognxze as the rums of N H C H S we come upon two old gray m1ce Pat and Mlke remmlscmg over the tune when they were young and Say Remernbermg the year 1947 they gosslp about the gay lxvely sen1ors and how they have prospered these past years Gnawmg on the pag es of an English book and taking a big blte of a verb, Pat says Mlke remember Moneybags Gaedtka'7 I wonder how he carne out? Mlke says, Yeah Iheard he 1S Presldent of the You Trust Me Bank When he stoops over so much money falls out of h1s pockets he doesn t even bother to plck It up But d1d you hear about john Ewers 'P He became Heavywe1ght Chaxnpxon of the Xforld defeatmg joe Louls last mght by a knockout I guess he s 1n the Ivhke speaks up Tallung about dough thuxk of Lover Semple He plays the lead 1n Now I ve Got You w1th hxs blonde w1.fe playmg opposxte hun Fvery nlght after stage hours they hurry home to then' pr1de and Joy, thelr twins Donna Mae and Wayne jr Pat says, Yea, but thumk of Ruth Ger1ets who marrzed that telephone operator The rumor 1S that they will own the Bell Telephone Company 111 a few years Then there was Frances Douglas Sh has taken over the Dr I Q Program 1n wh1ch she announces I have a gentleman ' Yes but haven 'C YOU heard about Norma Been rxdmg around Hollywood on Trxgger wxth Roy Rogers 'P - I I . 0 . . - ..... ' 1 , . . . . I0 ' 'I I I ' ' ll ' ' ls - - - in I 1 a I I ' Il . ,, . . . I, . . . . . . li dough now, A ,, . . , . . .4 v n . . . . . . . Q I! , . ,, , . . I . II . ll D . - . . . ' lb gg , . . .... . . I V . . I , . 1 1 II

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Pat says Well, well remember Dor1s Gehx-ke? Her dreams flnally carne true and she 1S happrly m r1ed to the man of her dream Thelr son, Franlue IS the sarne age as the Semple twms How dld that happen? Slnce Peggy Martm has been marr1ed and dxvorced f1ve tunes, she IS now trymg for a slxth As Presldent of the Lonely Hearts Club and through the efforts of her Matr1mon1al Magazlnes she has brought together many lonely people Say Pat, I heard that Margaret Bartman owns the Yellow Cab Company now and drlves a cab herself Mlke you remember Donna j Krommmga don t you? Well sxnce she quit slngmg for Tex Beneke to marry that blg 1ndustr1al1st of Peor1a that used to work on the swlng slnft he has her Slnglng to h1s workers to keep up productlon That was Vu-guna McNe11 who graduated from college with all those hxgh honors B S B A , B O and the hke, wasn t 1t'P I understand she 15 a famous research sc1ent1st ln a glue factory, workmg her fmgers to the bone trymg to perfect a more perfect glue Pat remembers There were some teachers around here too weren t there? ' Why yes Pat, there was the Prmczpal Mr Van Huss He s head professor at Oxyale College After a few years he can retxre and work on h1s radxo and trade h1s Terraplane 1n on a new car I hear that since New Holland won the Logan County Tournaxnent m 1947 the coach Mr Waldrzp has been producmg so many wuuung tearns that the U of I fmally persuaded hun to be the head coach Smce then he has retxred to advertxsmg toothpaste HIS Pepsodent Smde always gets em That was really somethmg when Mr Sapp was shocked by 60 608 volts on ' ' 1 1 - al S. , . . . va , . H . . . . . . . . . . H gy - 1 11 . su - n . U . . 1 . 1 - 1 - I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, , . H . . . . . . , . . -- . ., . . . . . n . u u 1 1 11 A - - 1 1 1 - - . . . . - - vl . ,, Q . ' 1 , . . . . . . I . 1 n - . me ' ' 1