North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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THE TAMARACK Page twenty -six THE CLASS PROPHECY ' Y THK time our cr)mmittee was selected It all came rather unexpected But just as far as we can see The members of our class will be: To Tessie Burke we point with pride The Prince of Wales will make her his Itride. Leila Lundy will w in success For she will run the Spokane Press. I ' ill Becker ' s life will be quite sunny His wives will die and leave him money. Matthew Stevens of football fame, W ill be the coach at Notre Dame. Willard MacDonald, a loving swain In a despondent mood will shoot out his brains. Love in a Bungalow Built for You A famous song, In the famous two— Pritchard and Petersen. Hugh Cheesman will be the chief gazink Of a high class club called Kinky-dinks. As an artist. Babe Bush will nieet with illusions. All she can draw will be poor conclusions. Four times wed, and four times parted Poor Paul Kitto will be broken hearted. Joe Clreenough will lead a terrible life He will marry a domineering wife. As for the future of Genevieve Green It ' s far too uncertain to be forseen. Margy Elliot is now sweet and shy But in her old age she ' ll be terribly spry. In regard to our humorous Harold Wall Why, he just ain ' t got no future at all. You wouldn ' t think it but do you know? Ed Lowery will tell stories bv radio. Bill Elmslie will keep his art for acting Both good and bad, to be exacting. It ' s all settled, cause we can see Ella Mae married to her S. A. E. We sympathize with .Marjorie Bloom For a hairdressers life will be her doom. Of course Helen F owler will be a teacher And Jimmy Martz a Methodist preacher. An opera career for Beulah Blair She ' ll make her debut with A Maiden ' s Prayer. And Charles Kronenberg can be nothing more Than a floor walker in a department store. And did you know that Margaret Ennis Will only prove a public menace. The stars predict for our president, Roh- wer He ' ll have food and .shelter but nothing more. We sure feel sorry for Hawley Cole He won ' t find work to save his soul. If Wa ne Fitzgerald gets bigger dailv He ' ll soon be signed with Barnum ' and Bailey. For those matrimonially inclined We have great faith in the undersigned. Allison-Graham happily mated l3isoteI-Dewey — separated. Milly and Tom — happy of course But Cadwcll and Irwin — divorce. As for the rest of our dear classmates Judging from the past, if one related What each will be in his future life One might as w ell .start a civil .strife. FRANCES HUGHES HAROLD WALL ELINOR JACKSON

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