Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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lgf . fb .QGQ Ex1 P3 3 Q I CLASS PROPHECY fCOIl.7 .- Dorman Bugbee is presid -est trust conpnny of Wimple and family are ranch nt Dallas Texas. drugg1st.1n New York. - is the grentnst ,inven He has just completed set which is n vnst imp A I spent that eve Los Angeles newspaper. page I reed sn article Kings nursing nt the ti in Louisiana. I also -Knapp hes been selected for one of the greatest times. On the society .June Stoddnrd nnd Lois for Africa May 14, to school for the natives the last page I sew t wonderful inpersonstor will give a redie ent from strtion W.H.K.C. Raymond Lloyd was thc ship I returned arrived in Onsted who the street- hut. Norman asked him' what he wqs 'he was m rried end wes farm near Rome Center. 'beck in Onsted once mor to have had dll Vthis the class of 1940. - ent of the larg- Amerion. Betty living on n lsrg: Edsel Fish is a Clifford Cnttcll tor of all times. n new television rovement over the first sets thst cane out. ning reading the On the front proposing.Eunice me of the floods read that Norene as lerding lsdy pictures of-all page I rend that Large are levving open s mission ., As I turned to he picture of the Delmer Herdy. ertnfnnent May lthe aviator home on. When should I meet Peters. When doing he told He 12 of I on I me owner of n lgrgg I was glad to be e, but glad, too, Infornetion from Phyllis Merx 1 ix Q is zankgtmu AWi?u'A:fS fWmf'W r ' -x Qilfl. ' M j 9.5

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QM 'I Y l CLASS PROPHECY OF 1940 'B U We - he S? 0 Last Ssturdsy morning, Icioy 5, 1950 it was necessary for me to leeve ng home in Onsted to make s trip to Hollywood. I arranged the evening before that my capable assistants Beulch Babcock and Ruby Werner sholld take charge of my beauty solon while I was goue. I left on due first train, taking with me a letter from a elsssnnte, which to my surprise contained clippings from news- papers. I learned that Kathryn Rey- nolds is teaching dancing in Paris. Alvin Kimball is doing a thriving under- taking business in Chicago, because of the small pox epidemic. Len Vallsd is quite as busy as Alvin as he is s doctor at the some place. Evelyn Pickford was proclaimed tennis champion at the 5Olym- pic games this year. Arriving in Hollywood I checked im- mediately at the famous Glsmous Hotel, book by Jane Dowling. The next morning I took s Werner cab to the Wilkins and Ross Studios, there I found Paul Holland directing a movie. It took the whole morning to settle my business there. Since I intended to shop that after noon I stepped into e lsrge restaurant. From the menu cerd I learned that Doris Large was the proprietor. After lunch- eon I went to the Kahle depertment store to purchase a cost. On the way back to the Hotel I met Helen Yenor. She told me whst she knew of our old Classmates 71.114 . .. up :-- Pfofa 4-If' :fx-.,. ' an ffm'-4 P1 . , psf-L'- ' K

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I -gbmgl ,u l . 1, fiifiQ'i I , I A A X trim- 1 . f-' I r I ' ,f SENIOR WILL -I I SJ I' wg X dl R. I F o JP' ' 4 1' 1, i ' ., ' 1' Y ' lx! I 4 g KN X fl X ' I 4 .Q f ., G We the class of 1940 being of unsound , ' and failing health and about to pass out of ' this sphere of education, in full possession o f a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and M almost superhuman understanding, and knowing , that sooner lor later all classes must grad- uate and putting full faith and implicit trust in the promises of the faculty that we will be a graduated class some time this May but still fully realizing and considering the uncertainties of the frail and transitory life of a senior do make publish and declare this instrument as and for or last will and testimony hereby revoking all Lormen or other testimentary dispositions a nd making voide l former wills or promises by us at any time here before may or mayhap carelessly spoken one to another as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. P ITEM 1 We give and bequeath to superintendent, Mr. Huber, our sincere affection, deepest reverence, hardiest gratitude and the whole unlimited wealth of our eternal memory. ITEM 2 A a We give and bequeath to the faculty a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nights, also all the amazing knowledge and s startling information that we have imparted - to them in our examination papers. l ITEM 3 . ? We lvc and b queath to the Junior olas our well known ability giigi q t s. v 5 -- v. ' 1 I 1 G J , .1 0 A ig.. u' ' 5 . 'I' les 4 ' . f? ' e 4 ss .J 5 up , p . ,hw . - if 'HV , I , f W