Rosenwald High School - Torch Yearbook (Harlan, KY)

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1 HI (continued) I see some one coming down the lane, she is dressed very line. Who can it be? At last we have learned. It is none other than Miss E. C. Tentman, a model for the Davis and Prince incorporation. As I go back to the third counter in the store I hear a great laugh, it sounds very familiar. Now I see some one at work behind the desk. It is none other than Miss Opal Richardson, who is the manager of the ladies department. i i •I As I pass by a great Naval Training Base, I see a group of sailors, then I hear a voice, then I look back and guess who I see, Captain Wallace White, giving commands to the Blue Jackets. As I ventured into Hollywood, I glanced up at the lights flashing in front of the Paramount Theatre. I saw hundreds of people crowding around triyng to get in, I thought that I would go up and see what was the rush. As I stepped into the crowd and glanced up to see what was playing. I didn ' t believe my eyes at first but when I looked the second time I knew that it was true, it read; Starring, Helen Satcher and Henry C. Tentman in the Dignified Mademois- elle. I walked on into the theatre and finally I found a seat. I saw to my amazement, Mi«s Easier Ledford being awarded the purple heart for her bravery in rescuing fifty children out of a burning hospital where she was head nurse. As I drive on to Washington, D. C, to have a chat with the President of these U. S., who is none other than Herman Williams. I see that he has a new sec- retary who I recollect as being Miss Irene Moore. After the show I decided to go home and read the newspaper. I glanced at the headlines and guess what I saw: Cornelius Jones on his way to the White House to make a speech and his wife, Daphalena Walker Jones, accompanied him. I turned on my radio. I heard two familiar voices before the song had ended and guess who it was? None other than Drucilla Turner and Lucille Gardner.