Salida High School - Resume Yearbook (Salida, CO)

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l in' Donor 141 Y S Unity EARLE TAYLOR ROBERT Tnuscorr F .xv 'l'L7TTL1z ELVA XVAGNER I CAROLX' N XVILSON I JOHN WILSON SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It was the year of 1959. Colorado, as well as many other states was spon- soring a Special Zephyr train to New York City where the greatest football game of the century was to be played. Russia was to play the United States. Chalmers Porter was coach of the COssack's team, otherwise known as the famous hill- billies, while Bob Scudder was coaching for the United States. It seemed that Chalmers took Cassie Beck, Lengthy Cribari, Slick Haley, and Jimmie Jay with him when he decided to give Uncle Sam a wee bit of competition from Russia. Bob Scudder, the modern Tarzan as he was called, had a marvelous team. His center was a little man with bright neck ties, Harold A. White. Others in the line-up whose names attracted our attention were Earle Taylor, Volney Perry, Shorty McClure, and Pat falias Patricia Snecldonl. To go on with the story of the trip, we were all settled as the train pulled out. After watching the scenery for awhile, we tired of it and went out On the observa- tion car where we found Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bovee fMrs. Bovee formerly was Miss Doris Grahamj. They were playing viaduct, the latest game out, based on the principles of bridge, .however slightly easier to get Over. We were glad to see Blanche Ollie as we had not heard from her since she Hunked out at Colum- bia U. From one corner Of the observation platform, we heard this conversation: Yes, I am going to stay over to see the Opera. Madge jPeairs is singing the leading role in Love 'Em and Leave 'Emf' From the other person came this: I'd like to see the Opera too, for Madge was always a good friend' of mine, but really, Kay, we must go to the new night club on 42nd Street where Katharine Darby is doing a feature dance with Roger Aude as her sparring partner. . MARY VVALKER BLANCHE OLLIE YOUNG