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CLASS PROPHECY It just doesn't seem possible that it was ten years ago today that our class graduated from Simon Kenton. Since I had two weeks vacation, I thought I would look up those classmatesl could lind. I went to the airport to start my trip by air, The pilot and co-pilot came in and they were . . . yes you guessed it . . . GERALDINE MULLINS and DONALD BRINKLEY. It seems that both their high school dreams came true. We landed at Hollywood and because of bad weather we were grounded for an indefinite period of time, so we decided to go see the most talked about stage show of the season. We discovered that the star was IOAN DEVAN with DON FINNELL playing opposite her, The producer was CLIFFORD FISK. We were talking to Clifford after the show and he told us that DORA KIDWELL and IOAN KRAMER were to star in his next production. Afterwards we went on a tour of the city. We noticed a lot of excitement and discovered the cause to be a parade of bathing beauties and you have no idea who Miss America was . . . none other than FLORA CRAWFORD. With the parade came some clowns which we recognized as THOMAS CAIN and OSCAR BREWER, The next day we started off again and when we landed again ELLEN DUMBACHER and LOTA WALTER boarded the plane. They, like me, had decided to look up some old class- mates. As we were exchanging news I found that ROBERT ARMSTRONG had joined the Army Air Force and had worked his way up to a captain, I also found that HARRY RUST now had his own jazz band and was really making good at it, IENNIE ROMES was playing the drums for him and AARON WAYMAN was another Benny Goodman on the clarinet. NORMA IEAN EASTON was their vocalist. They also had heard from WANDA RUSSELL who was a nurse and was working with Dr. ELMER PRICE who is the famous psychiatrist. Working with them also was ROSMARY BINDER and MARCELLA MCNEES. As we were sitting there talking, we noticed a magazine with pictures that looked familiar. When we looked closer we found that MARY and WILLETTA HEIDEMAN were posing for the Toni Twin Ads, We landed at the Cincinnati Airport and felt like we were almost home. When we got a taxi who should be the driver but IIMMY WILSON. He told us that DALE STEPHENS had hired IAMES PAYNE as his chauffer and that they had traveled all over the world, We also learned that PAUL SODEN was an electrical engineer and was doing quite well. As we were traveling on home we noticed a lot of signs etc., announcing the operas that were to be put on at Independence and the star being MONA GUTTRIDGE and her publicity chairman was MATTHEW LINZ. Page Twenty-Eight