Paradise Township High School - Tanawan Yearbook (Paradise, PA)

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614:41 Prophecy iii The Hooded muddy rivers of time flow on carrying with them the destiny of the class. The waters darken ..... then clear. In the vision appears the famous designer, Barbara. Miss Fichtner is in the midst of planning a new summer wardrobe for Nancy Young, the greatest concert pianist ever to play in Camegie Hall. Barbara has just finished Miss Helen Mann's costumes for her trip to Hollywood. After playing the starring role in a Broadway play, she has accepted an offer from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Already Helen's secretaries, Janet Frymyer, Jean Hersh, and Helen Coble, whose name incidently has been changed, are very busy answering the tons of fan mail that pour in daily. As the waters become clearer, it is possible to see what destiny has dealt to the other members of the class. Janice Brackbill is now a laboratory technician at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D. C. She and Charles Watson have discovered a cure for infantile paralysis and as a result have been awarded the Nobel prize for their outstanding work. At the same hospital Katherine Hershey is helping with rehabilitation. john Lichty was married by Rev. Wilmer Denlinger to you know who and is now running what was formerly known as Fisher's Garage. His two children are turning into geniuses under the tutelage of Kathleen Martin in history, Evelyn Clark in mathematics, and June Hagen in physics. john lives in an ultramodem house with sunlight heating facilities. Sally Frew had charge of the interior decorations. A new B-92 has zoomed into view with Robert Brown at the controls. The fine efficiency of the huge plane is credited to designer Adam Brown, and to the ground mechanics, one of whom is Elvin Groff, who keeps the motors conditioned. Aboard the great airplane is the airline hostess, Jane Mowrer. The test flight was broadcast to the whole world by that famous critic and commentator, Richard Hicks. He was one of the first passengers and through the ingenuity of his assistants, Forrest Smoker and Ralph Homsher, was able to give a first-hand account over the radio during the flight. Esther Mowrer has designed a new hairdo called the fuzz top with the flat sides. It is very popular this season. The only member of the Class of '45 still in uniform is Dorothy Rapp, who remained in the WAVES after the peace was signed to help with the rehabilitation in Greece. The headlines of all the newspapers have recently proclaimed the latest plastic compound formulated by Enos Zimmerman. His office is famous not only for the plastics it has produced but also for the beautiful host of secretaries employed. Lorraine Kemrer and Mary Jane Moore are two of his very famous receptionists. Across the street from the Zimmerman Plastic Company is the Skiles and Reese Transit Company, noted for employing only women drivers. A blonde, Elizabeth Wimer, or a brunette, Helen Hoover, to drive you through the wide avenues of Paradise is their policy. Once more the waters cloud and onward flow the rivers of destiny. Twenty-one

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Elan poem kit How sad midst the sunshine that gladdens this scene Comes the thought that soon We must part. Say, Good-by, to the things of your youth which have been So dear that they'll always remain in our hearts. We enjoyed the many things we did together, The basketball games and the rides on the sleigh. Also plays and operettas we'll remember forever, Even though we knew experience was our only pay. Today we are youths with many carefree Ways Who know nothing of the hardships of life. Tomorrow we'll be young men and women of the day, Going into a world of struggle and strife. So say, Hello, to the future and. Good-by, to the past, As we go forth, side by side, to meet in our stride The problems of the world. Knowing they cannot last, We will conquer them and in this world abide. EVELYN A. CLARK Twenty-three