Russell High School - Revilonian Yearbook (Russell, KY)

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ENIORS TRUMBO, HELEN CBJ Girl Reserve 2. 4 CPres.l: Glee Club 1, 3, 4 tSer'y. and Treas.J Science Club 2, 4 fSec'y.DZ Li- brary Club 3, 43 Bible Study 4. S STEPHENS, MARY Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 2, ll, 4, Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4. TKENT, IMOGENE llmiej Girl Reserve 1 2. 3. 4 fSee'y.bg Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, fI'res.J: S1-ienc e Club 1, 2. 15, 4: Li- brary Club 4 fviee Presjg Bible Study l, 2, 3: Associate Editor of Annual. STRINGER. BILL XV AL K ICR. EM MA .IEA N fJeanJ Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1. VVALKER, XVEBB. J,-Xllllis VVEBB, JULIAN XVEBB, TALTON VVILSON. LAXVRHNCE GILBERT ffl. G., LORKAINE fT,,Ikm.J Science Club 2: Football 2, 3. . ' Basketball 4, R. Football 1. 2, 3, 4. Blblff Sfudy 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, H. S.-V. H. S., Lu- 4q Basketball 1, 2, vzisville, Ohio: Glee l 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 41 Club 1, 2: Basket- Bible Study 23 Rifle ball 2, 31 Baseball Club 23 Debating 3. Club 4. NVIMMHR, MABEL YOUNG, MARVIN fFerd7 Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 42 Glee Club 3. 4: Bible Study 1: Science Club 1. 2. Football 2. 3g Bas- ketball 12, 3. 3: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2. Page eleven o

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S Mlll4liIGAN. CHARLICS fliorlj Hi-Y l. lllULLlliAN', XVI LLIA M fBilll Hi-Y 1. ENIORS OSBORNIC. ELOISE Qlllliol RAMEY. DOROTHY flleel Girl Rose-rrvel l. Girl Reservf- l, 2, il, 45 Bible Study 1 0 3, 43 Ulee Club 1, 2, ', 43 liib1'a1'y Club 45 Bible Study 4. , ,, J -x POTTER, RANSFORIJ illausl lh-batiiig Club 2, 3, 4, 1Pi'0S.jg Li- brary Club 1, 2, Sl, 4: Sciem-0 Club l, 2, 3. 4 fViv0 Pri-'SJZ Blixvd Chorus 45 Hi-Y 4 1l'1'es.Jg Fimtlmll 2, 4: Bus- ke-tbull l 2 3 4 ' Rifle 011111 ' ' RICFID, K ATHLIGICN fliuloj Girl Rvservo l, 2, J 7 J ', 4: files Club L, ', 4: Lll!1'il1'j' Vluli 43 Sviviive Flub 43 Bible Study 2, 21. Rl'lNF'R0, l'llll'MA li,A'l'E iliutel '1ll'U2lSll1'0l' of S011- im' Clussg Annual Stuff. Page ten v X RNSIIS. ANN RILEY, ELISN lA1lllll'J KATHL1-Il-IN Girl Reserve l, 2, Kham, Cl: Sr-inure Club 1, Scivnve Club 1: 2: Ulm- Club 2. 11.43 S0c'y. of S 9 u i or Bible Study Ll, 2. Class. RTGGS, FLARA ROSE Ullairifwj Girl Rosmwc 1. 2, fl, 43 Scin-uve Club 'lg lllee Club 45 Li- ln'zu'y Club 41 Au- nuul Staff.

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SENIOR PROPHECY INVandering aimlessly along an old country road one clay, I came to an old well. I had heard that somewhere in the countryside there was a magic well, which when one dropped a pebble into it, would reveal anything the person desired to know. Never believing such fool', I, however, thinking this might be the so-called mythical well, decided to test its power. I plucked a pebble from the earth, dropped it into the well, made a silent wish to know the future of the Seniors of '38, and then peered into its depths. As the ripple from the pebble began to become indistinct, I heard music, and in the depths I could see the interior of Carnegie Hall. At the piano sat a girl. Her audience was spellbound by her rendition of the music of the masters. just as I recognized Imogene Trent, the last ripple died away, and the scene was no more. Astonished and excited at what I had just seen, I picked up a handful of pebbles and began to drop them into the well. The next vision that I beheld blinded me for a moment, because it was a great bank of white snow in the Alps. A professional skier was performing for the amusement of the crowd. She was Evelyn Lewis. The next scene took me from the Alps to the sunny beach at NVaikiki, There I saw G. NVebb in the full regalia of a life guard, walking back and forth eyeing the beautiful native girls. As this scene faded, I dropped another pebble and immediately I was viewing the interior of a broadcasting station. Before the microphone were standing the 'fKomedy King of the Kilocyclesu and the NVittiest XVit in the XVitty VVorldU otherwise known as Francis Lambert and Hunter Barnett. This scene didnit surprise me, because I had witnessed their gay banter in English 4 Class. As guest artist on this same program was the great sculptress, Helen Trumbo, being interviewed about a very magnificent piece of sculpture Spring Spiritu, which she had just completed. The next scene took my breath away. It was the world premier of Dig Your Gold and Like Itn, starring the heavenly-eyed Hllotti Rameeu, supposedly a French importation, but actually Dorothy Rainey. As famous personages left their limousines and walked up the flower- banked avenue to the microphone in the lobby of Grauman's Carthay Circle Theatre in Los Angeles, where the premiere was being held, I recognized many of them as classmates. These were: VVorld Tennis Champion, Ransford Potter. world's greatest feminine tap dancer, Dot Jacobs, the second Garbo, Eloise Osborne, greatest mathematician since Einstein, Emma K. Renfroe, great short story writer, Mary Stephens, and deep sea diver, VVilliam Milli- gan. VVhen I dropped another pebble, I heard the beat of red-hot rhythm. The scene was the exterior of the famous El Morroco in New York. A huge neon sign announced, Kittie Katto and Her Kittens, VVorld,s Most Famous Feminine Dance Bandn. The scene suddenly changed to the interior of club and there on the bandstand was the Nimble Nockout of Synco- pationu. who was really Kittie A. Delahunt. A This scene was replaced by one showing the interior of the Metropolitan Cpera House in New York. A great prima donna was taking her l5th cur- tain call after performing Mimi,' in La Bohemen. She was known as Madam Clarissa Rosa, but I immediately saw that she was Clara Rose Riggs. Page twelve