St Paul High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Future nf the Snphnmnres nf '41 One dreams the silliest things after a nice big meal, and this happens to be one which I dreamed after a Thanksgiving dinner, therefore, prepare your imaginations. It was the year of 1951. I was walking down the main street one day, when a man stopped me to explain a gadget by which he was trying to earn a living. It re- sembled an ordinary wheel in appearance, with little knobs and buttons here and there. He gave me instructions to think of any person and spin the dial, and I would be able to see what he or she was doing at present. It all sounded too fantastic for words to me, but I'll try anything once. Calling to mind my old classmates, I thought it would be a lark to see what oc- cupation each was engaged in, if any. So, thinking of Bob Sisk, I turned the dial, and what do you know? There he was, as head chef in the Waldorf Astoria, mixing such dishes as I've never laid eyes on, or ever want to again for that matter. Next I visioned Ann Mangia as part owner of a grocery store, leisurely playing with an adding machine. From here on, I got the knack of doing it, so it didn't take long to cover the list. There was Dick Shaw as a doctor, Barbara Jo Lambour, a stewardessg Dick Bir, a lieutenant in the army, Joan Gartland, an accomplished pianist, giving concerts, Ber- nard Dickes, owner of a large farm, which is the show-place of that section of the coun- try, Corrine Sewall, a Red Cross nurse, Englebert Herman, a mechanic in a garage put- ting all the modern gadgets on his little Ford, Rosie Latendresse, or rather Sister Rosa- line, in the midst of her English class, Denny Delph, a designer in the Ajax Air Cor- poration, Walter Pevas, entering a bout for the heavyweight championship of the world, Bob Kelly, editor of the Daily Herald, Roland Datman correcting the geometry papers of his pupilsg Phyllis Beaupre, our little housewife, doing her spring cleaning, Richie Latendresse at the head of the Board of Safety, his department concerned with the pro- motion of safe driving, Phyllis McGreevy, a stenographer in an insurance company, and Jim Garber, a brother at Holy Cross. After paying the man for the use of his wonderful piece of mechanism, I had to run in order to catch my train. You see, I was beginning my vacation. Upon awakening I had to laugh, but the dream made me wonder just what the future would hold for the Sophomores of '41. -MARY BUNKER '43 Page 24

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