Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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E H. UUIJR A NlGlC H OWARD ANDERSON The solemnity was awfull Marion giggled. Trembling, Luella advanced, and seated herself infront of Madame KomarJXyahamme. Xladame lifted her jeweled hands and placed them lightly on the planchettef-indicating to l,uella to do likewise. lfleanor nervously fumbled with her notebook, dropped it, and hastily groped over the dark floor for it. Wvould the board reveal to us the future of our classmates? Wie waited in suspensel Suddenly Xladame stiffened. HA trance, came a sepulchral whisper from the back of the group. Then the Ouija wiggledl Slowly. at first it moved. Eleanor gripped her pencil, and started to take down the message from the other world. UG-l-a-Ll-y-s--- the pointer spelledf-and Ihen, as though possessed, it began to move, faster and faster. Vl'ith bated breaths we watched it. Oneafteranother - it revealed the futures of our class-mates. Suddenly the Ouija stopped its mad race, and Xladame Ayahamme relaxedl 'llhe interview was overl We all sighed with relief and left the weird place with our futures safely tucked away in lflea- norls notebookl

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